•X- The Weather MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1959 AvemEC Daily Net Preiw Ran roreeast al U. S; WeaUwr 8«reM Far tha Week Ending. PAG* FOURTEEN HanrhfBtpr EiiPttittB April 11, iasa eW r with scattered {raat ta- nlght. I»w 28-85. Wediwaday FALSE TEETH 1 2 ,9 1 0 - mostly sunny, littia change In tem­ The Thomas, Spencer Circle of MemorUI Temple, Pythian SU , Philatelic Society perature.' High near 5.5. the South Methodist WSCS will tera, will meet tmporrow at 8 p.m. j That Loosen Mambar at tha Audit About Town hold a rummage sale tomorrow at in Odd Fellowa hall. The bualnesa, Colt'Learned Wedding Will Hear Wilson Need Not Embarrass Burean af OIrenlatlon Manchester— A City of VHinge Charm 9 a m. tn Weslev hall of the rhurch. aesalon will be followed by a aoclal I period, with refreahmenta aerVed ■ Msny wnrera of fsiM teeth hST* SoropUmiBU are urgtA to attenrt, Tbe Rev. Charles Reynolds, as­ (uffered reel embarrewment becauM by Mrs. Gladys Gamble and her; Miss Hop* Cheney Learned ^ d Harry Wilson of the Hartford (Classified Advertising on Page Itl PklCE FIVE CEN119 Ui« meetlnp this e^'emn^: st the | sociate minister, will apeak on the their plate dropped, ahpped or wob­ MANCHESTER, CONN., TCESDAY, APRIL 14 19.39 committee.' j Harris Strickland Colt were mar­ Stamp Club will speak at Tues­ bled at Ju>t the wmni time. Do not VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 165 (SIVIEEN PAGES) home of Mr». Josephine Munson, j Gospel of Mark st a meeting of the day's meeting of the Manchester lire in fear of. thla happening to you. ?«8 Porter St., as plans wnll he circle in the Chapel, in the after­ ried at the Asylum Hill Congrega­ Juat aprtnkle a Ifttle FASTEETH, the ^made for attendance at the spring noon. Members will bring their own The DAV Auxiliary will hold a tional Church, Hartford, Saturday ''Philatelic Society^ alkaline inon-acid) powder, on your business meeting Wednesday night pfa'tea. Hold falee teeth more firmly, conference of the Kew Rngland box lunches, and tea and coffee afternbon. Wilson will discuss and display BO they feel more comfortable. Doei a ^ o n at the Somerset Hotel, Bos­ will be served st noon. at 8 o'clock at the VFW Home. his illustrated collection of Doitch not tour, Checke '‘plate odor" (den- Members are reminded to bring The bride la the daughter bf Mr. ture breath i. Oat FASTETTH at any Russian Jets “ siatediEisenhowcr'lT ton. April 24-J6, a n b President stamps at the meeting in Lithuan­ The Queen of P e a o Mothers articles for the grocery basket. and Mrs. Hnrace Puahnell Learned ^ u f counter. Mrs. Betty Ubert x'ill gtve details ....'• I ian Hall at 7:30 p.m. Circle wilt meet "t the home of of Manchcater and Keene 'Valle • The society will omit Ha usual rr o 4 • i?x 4 For Execution p^j. J. The Armv -and Nav^' Auxiliarj-, Mrs. l.,eon Rivard. 42.^ Hack­ Xi Gamma (Chapter of B a t a N. Y., and 1h* bridegroom > the contest of single album pages. Survey wijt hold a public card party t o -; matack St . tomorrow night at Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow son of H. Dumaeonibe Colt of New In the Isst contest, Oscar S:l."i. The ro-liostess will be Mrs night at the home of Mrs. Harold U.S. Aircraft Anew Of Two Killers Right at 8 o'clock at the club- Wangler of Bolton, with a page of ■7ohn Fllloramo. .Schuetz, 1.^ Thomas Pr., at' 8 York and London and the late Mra. ' house. I German stamps, won first place. o'clock. . IColt of Valetta, Malta. Of Jobless The eeremony was performed by. George Blake, 46 Elsie Dr., who Hartford, April 14 (/P)— displayed a page of stamps relat­ WATKINS- The Infant Jesus of Prague | the Rev. Bernard T. Drew, A re­ The .9ctting of June 15 as the ing to the late Pope Pius XII, re­ In Berlin Air Lane Wa.shington. April 14 /ff*)— Mothers rtrcle will meet at the r ception at the Town and County day Benjamin Reid, 21, Hail- home of Mrs Francis Boland, .39 | ceived second place honors. Blake rre.sident Eisenhowei' today CTub followed. WEST ford, must die in the electric A&P Suptr MtrkFti in Mmckest»r .Stephen-Rt., Wedne.tday night at 8' won the initial contest with a page gave Hou.se Republicans a The bride was given in marriage o f Lincoln stamps. chair today cau.sed the sched­ U.S. o'clock. Tlic co-hostess will be Bonn, Germany, April 14 (iiP)|jected the Hmlt the So>Uets are Paris Par nod to support a Democratic by her father. She was attired in a Third place went to Sylvian Fiissral Stnits * - - trying to put on the corridors and uling of a doulile execution on Mrs. Fred Barrett. j — Soviet planes have buzzed propu.sal for a commission to 261 Brottd St. I. 116 E. Center St. . die.sa of ivory brocade designed Oflara, 102 Wetherell St. His psge said U..S. plane* will fly as high a.s that date. with a portrait neckline. fitted illustrsted the types of printing ORMU.N'D J. WEST. Director an American Air Force trans­ they need to whenever they want Recently, June 15 was also set su rv e y the unemiiloynient The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle I bodice and long sleeves. The bouf­ ti-sed in the manufacture of 142 EAST CENTER ST. to. A formal American note was as the date for the execution of i>rol)leni. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ' port in another incident in an fant skirt with front bow detail at stamps, and included only stamps Mitchell 9-7198 delivered to the Soviet Foreign George J. Davies, 40, Thomaston, As *■ n suit House CtOr chief Dulles Seen the home of Mrs. George DeCor- air corridor to Berlin, the U.S. OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY the waist line terminated m ~ abort o f India. Office In Mo.scow. convicted sex slayer Chailes A. Halleck of Indiana said mier. .30 Steep Hollow [>ane Mr.>. train. Her veil of heirloom Malteae Judging, for points toward a embassy disclosed toda.v. The Soviet Union has warned the lie is going to inform the nemoci at- Arthur Pongralz will he ro-host- la< p was arranged in a cap. She An embassy spokesman said two Davies stood before Superior grand prize was by a vote of the United .States that it cannot be Court .Imlge J. How.snl Robc-.ls ic high command in the House c.as Members are reminded of the carried a bouquet of gardenia.s. members. Soviet Jet hgbters hai-assed an thai there will be no organized Presenting ond FRIDAY 'til 9 P. Nl. Manrhester’s Oldest tlii.s morning, flanked bt’ Pulil c penny tahle sale. Thc\‘ are also Miss Alo.xandra I„oarned w'as with Finest Factittles. Air-Forcji from ^ American planes flying above 10,- Defender .lames D Cn.sgiovc and Ftepublican opposition. reqiie.sted to bring scissors for maid of honop for her sister, whose transport on its way back from * > . . * Tho hill for creation of a .special Off-Street Parking Ally. William P. Graliam of Hart­ work on rancor bandages. . other attendants were Miss .lulia routine cargo deli\er> flight to ^ ■With the new turbo prop and ll-membej I'omniission is 'on-' Eatabllahed 1874 ford, special a.ssi.stanl pii'.ilic dc- Resignation Green of West Hartford, Miss I ncM.rr.H > week Jfi transports Cfiming into full sored by Senate Democratic lead­ MKMOtt Dfanoant FOOD MIKNAMr Margaret (’arv of Gates Mills, PRESCRIPTIONS fcndei. er I^yndoi] .lolin.son of Texas. It Ohio, Slid Mrs, Philip Ixitlinville of After'soviet fighters ^ d buzzed |A"-^ !— Both Reid and Pavics recently has pas.seri the Senate. Free Delivery Air Force C130 Turbojet Irans-' been determined to eslabli.511 clear­ W'a.tliinKlon, April 14 (/P)—- New York. an ly their right to fly in the cerridors lost appeals to the Supreme Com t Halleck announced his Position TUES. port on both legs of-a round trip. ,,,ip.|,t of Krrors. afler !lie weekly meeting of Re­ Arlinjr Socretary of State AUTO Tho best man was Robert King of New York, and the ushers were LIGGEH DRUG :^e*'V?3TTrs "Vhdr^"t■ '■'he .let ,^'pe pl.anes operate mmc The crime for which Reid was publican leaders with Phsenhowei. I Christian Herter — rather OLLIE’S BODY Philip IvOttlnville. Tliomtnn Mar­ sentenced was Itie .Ian, Ifi, 19.'i7. Rut Halleck said lie has eonsid- AND SHOPPING PARRADE .l o i n s fiTel ^ d the R./.*iams ^Ltended ■ "’-v ■<■.- than ailinpr Secretary John shall, Henry Elliott, and n iailos 000 feel. hammer slaying of .Mr.«. Fioriim erahle qualms about the jatter, Fo.sicr Dulles— will represent ★ WELDING Raker, all of New York City Gor­ Allied planea niiist fly al 10.000 .McClimey, ,’r4, Hartford, in a park­ especially if the projecled unem- I feet or leas in the air corridor* be­ the I'nilcfi State.* at a meet­ ★ AUTO BODY and don Fowler of Hartford and Hoi- Carter Chevrolet (Contlniieri on Page Thirteen) ing lot. 1 ploymenl study should gel in tlie arp I.ipplneolt of Port Washington, tween West Berlin and West Ger­ way of aclion on such items s an ing Ilf we.steru foreign minis- FENDER REPAIRS Ps. Sales Force many. . area redevelopment bill and hous- tei'.s in Paris beginning April WED. ★ COMPLETE CAR Mrs. Colt attended the Oxford The emba.ssy spokesman gave inir legislalior^ plan. 29. 'I’he conference will pre­ this account of the April 3 inci­ If Ronuhlicans had oiiginalrttl Hie PAINTING School. She was graduated magna pair the We.st for negotia­ cum laude from Smith College, dent : . proposal for a commission stinlv l,At Ql KR and F.NAMKl, The big military version of the j Halleck said. il would be lermed tions w itli Russia on the Ber­ where she was elected to Phi Beta i Assembly Votes CD TF.i. ,'ti b-.tni.t Kanoa. She made her debut in lfl.’'>4 Boeing Stratocruiser was flying at j 1 another stall. lin crisis at, Geneva next BONUS at the Hartfo d Holly Ball. She is shout 12.000 feet when two .Soviet | Sen. Kveretl AT Dirksen t[ R month. 281 ADAM S ST. a meniher of the Smith ( l'd» and jets came up from behind and be­ linoi.s, Ihe Senate Republican lend- , gan cruising, each about 100 feet er. said there was a rathei lengthy Announcing this, the Slate De­ the Cotillion Club of Hartford. She Kachi'ach Pilolo partment also disclosed today is a granddaughter of .Mrs. A. MRS. HARRIS STRICKLAND COLT from a wingUp of the American Auxiliary Insuranee discussion with the President Uidav plane. ! ^ imported farm labor He said there medical expert* have been called to BUYS! Ward Roff of New York City and ^ discuss Dulles' condition at Walter will b^ hearings by enngressional i the late Dr. Roff, and the late | Tho Russian fliers tllen swapped eommitiees on the suhiect, even ; Reed Arni.v hospital this afternoon. BIRTHDAY Prof, and Mrs. Henry Barrett | positions, one going over and the Hartford. April 14 (.’Pi Thr»to pass the hill la.sl week after the Throw Them ! though no legislation is involved, tn Press officers Lincoln White aiUd I>earned of Washington, D C. other going under Uvo transport. General .\asembly today passed a ' CD Auxiliary Force in Stratford Come See . . . .\wny order that all sid^s may press s slaiemeiit would be made after DONT The American piloUreduced alli- hill providing death and di.sahility j decided not to take part in the Still plenty of wear left In The bridegroom studied at St. ttide a little. This seemed to satis­ views. tlie meeting later thl* afternoon. in.siirance for auxiliary poliie, fire­ alert unless insiiramc protedion shoes when hrniiglil here for Paul's S< hool. Concord, N. H.. and fy the Soviets, for they flew away. Th*» reoiilatinns include proposed Tlie physicians who will meet You'll Save! men and other (hvll Defense work­ was provided. expert repairing. graduated in 19.17 from Princeton 'ITie whole encounter lasted only a stHnda”ds coveiing such matters as are those. White said, "who have tiriiversitV. where he was a mem­ er.s. The Stratford group pres.sed for transpoT’tation. hou'sin'^ and wages. I followed the course of the Sec- few minutes. coverage similar to that alieady WORK nO.SK WHII.F, ber of Key and Seal. He Is cuiTonl- Speedy action was taken on the Some farm oi-gam/alions. Dirksen \ relary's illness," The embas.sy spokesman charged in effeci for oilier Civil Defense v o r WAIT ly in the Army, stationed at P't. Notice measure in both the House and said. mie,«tion ihs legality of the While said lie assumed the medi- the Soviet jets with "very danger­ per.soimcl. . Dix. .N. .1. He is the grandson of ous maneuvers," He said Ameri-, Senate. It now goes to Go\-. .Ahrn- .•tarda ids. i cal consultation would be held in \ kill rei-omn.eiK.ed hv .Mulrahy Harris D. Colt of New York and | can and Rii.ssian officers at the 4- ham Ribicoff who is expected to An ther point taken up with I Dulles' quarters st the hospital. I Rushing of the water mains of the Town of Man­ was given a favorable report hv SA M YULYES the late Ml.s. Colt and the late Mr. Use power air safety renter in Berlin s'sn it P'i«enhnwev. Dirksen said, was s Dulles Is suffering from abdom- •SMOK RFP.MRINti and .\trs Charles-Edward Stnok-: chester Woter Deportment will begin April 14, hsd e.xchanged verbal protests. The bill came up for acliun in Ihe Gcncial s.scmhiy'.s public resolution h\‘ Sen. Hubert Hum- Your iiersonne! nmim.ttcc la.sl week. II , Inal cancer. He returned to the hos­ OF THE BETTER KINO" land of V.yletta. Malta. ! 1959. each accusing the other's fliers of the House under a suspensioit of rhiTV . vliicli has pas.«e4l pital suddenly last Sunday from 2.8 OAK STREEP After a wedding trip the louple Charge Plan dangerous air tactics. I 'be rules when Rep, Clara P. was on the House calendar today, the Senate, to take from the sec-e- lull noi-mallv wriild not ha\'e come I Florida, where he had betm resl- Slime Side ns Walkina will reside at Murray PI., Prince- For J. W. Bebiirov. chief spoke.sman ' C> (D.-Beacon Fallsi said it tary of Agrindture power to ap­ i ing afler radiation treatments here. ton. N. ,r. of the R-ussian embassy in Ka.st ^ was an ‘'emergency measure. up for action until Thursday prove or veto nil''! eleclr'ftcation Flushing will continue Tuesdays through Fridoys un­ Deliveries In piessum for passage of the I Dulies appeared haggard and JAMES W. FINNEGAN Berlin, roniinenting on tlie inri-1 She said passage of the hill wai loan*?. i worn on his return, and there has til completed. dent, indicated Russia is standing j required to permit Civil Defense hill. .Miilcahv told the legislative niik.";en said Ihi.^ would leave ri(» •liiat telephone yoiir order for eomniittpe that the auxiliary and I been much speculation since that W. A. Carter, president of the by its demands that American ' workers to participate in a nalion- .supervision • \’e'- the rural eleu- drug needa and roametlea— giv­ l oluiiteer fore-s were the hiihvatk r j hr may shortly resign as Secre­ Caiter Chevrolet Company, an­ piane.s fly below 10.000 feet in the al Ci\ul Defense Alert Fridny. trificat'on adminis'ialor who could ing your rharge Pl,xn num­ of tile late' Civil Defense Coips. I’f I tf < tary. TOM N OF .MANCHESTER M ATER DEPARTMENT. nounced today tliat .lames W. corridors. The bill then went to the Senate, hold office for 10 years, and might ber Tne Civil Defen.sp Bill wa.s the "The announcement that Herter __ HEMaae Finnegan has .ioined his company "The .Soviet sfandpoinl is known where it was also approved quick­ bring: about serious problems iin- Air Force C-119 FIving Boxonr transport* wait at Hickani A|r k'on-e Ba*c, Honolulu, for order* only major action taken by the les.s the administrator's action* on tn attempt a mid-air catch of the nose cone of tha second Discoverer satellite anmewliere off Hawaii. will atlenc the Paris aeaalon in­ Custom .Advf. No. B060. Get as a .sale.sman. Finnegan, or .lim- ,«pd hiw not changed," Beburov ly in a routine session. stead of Dulles was not unexpect­ Slate Civil Defense Director Leo Hoc - today. loans were subject to review. Mai .loseph Neller. commander of the 6593rd Test Squadi mi. stands below a reported hoitlmg de­ m.v as lie is better known, will sell told * rApoi'ler. ed. Officials had said that Dullea Immediate J. Mulcahy urged- the Legislature House Majorit.v Leader Samuel vice on a Boxcar no*e. In the rear are other C-U9a with their specially adapted pointed fuselage new Chevrolet cars and truck.a xpie United States yesterday re- "If ever I .caw s bill I would urge was counting on sufficient recov­ Delivery and also OK used cars and Iriieks. S. Googel announced that begin­ the President to veto»" that Is one, end* visible. lA P Pholofax). ___ Made — _ i ______^------:------ning April 27, the Legislature ery to be able to represeJlt tb# "■i i- Finnegan is a natii'e of .Manches­ Dirksen sard. United States al the East-West ter. He graduated from .Manches­ would con-pp- five da.ys a week, Two major employer organiza­ ter 'High Fehool witli the ela.ss of with Mondav'a and Friday'a noii- foreig^i ministers conference be­ tions todav opposed congre.ssional ginning In Geneva, May 11. But 1947 and after a term in the anny controvcfsial days temporarily. proposal.s they contend would fed­ Sebate Bill Asks U.S. The House al.so passed a resolu­ there had been little if any expec­ 'lie has been active in sales woik. eralize and po.ssibly wreck the Finnegan is past president of til* tion exme.ssmg sympathy on the Planes to Try tation that he would be able to present federal-stale unemploy­ ■ SINGER Bolton Lions Club. He lives with death of .Mrs. .lulia Keeney, Re- make the preliminary Paris ses­ PKK.snilPTION I'H.XR.M.ACY ment insurance system. ■ blican national cnmniittcc- sion, 9(H M.AIN ST.— .Ml 3-3321 his wife Gloria and son Mark on Help Satellite Nations The National As.'ocialion of Fernwood Drive in Bolton. woman f cm Connecticut, who Herter conferred with Dulles for Manufacturers and the Chamber of 45 minutes Ihiif mominlg. died in Washington yesl.prday. Commerce of the United States Catch of Satellite Lale Sen. Taft Tribiile.s from both ilepiihlicafi White said the two men-"had a B.r ERNEST Bv V. VACC.VRO * emergency aid since 1956, when review of current International SALE-A-THON Mo.scow relaxed 'jta grip on that and Demo.-ratic sides of the (('ontinned on Paie roiirl Washington, April 14 i/f"' Pres­ Washington -V pN: i I 14 - House were paid to Sirs. Keeney questions, especiall.v negotiations Honest Reductions from our Regular Prices! American economic 'aid could be countrv. But Kennedy noted that ident Klarnhowo." dedicated a tow-I House members stood a moment Vandenberg Air Force Rase.• .-niigle launching vehicle Vangiiard in Geneva ton prohibiting nuclear SLIPCOVERS used to help satellite nations loosen "111 the case of Hiingary, we were Cling caiiitol nieiuonal todav to , j i j .. BE HERE EARLY FOR THIS SPECIAL! Moscow's control, und^r a hill imahle to act at all. " in silence in pas.slng the re.solution, rahf April 14 cP, ni.scoverer JI. ' HI B'd Hi' Vanguard s second the late Sen. Roheit A. Taft. Re , ''''"PonsMvhlch resumed yesterday Farlier in the day, a similar ' .stage failed to Ignite .on schedule offered in the Senate todky. Sen. .Style.s Bndge.s of New a 1.600-pnund satellite, wa.s in pnlar praised TafI as a man who gave sn(i the current statiis of Berlin C H A IR SOFA SALK lU NS rOK a DAYS ONLY tribute was paid b.v the Rppuhli- Ike Says GOP Officials'sl Ihe Cape said cause of X. Preseht law forbids aid\to any Hampshire, c)iaiiman of the Sen- generoiislv and iin.stlntiiiglv of , «nd German questions, OrKN KVKRV KVLMNO ONE TABLE OF caii Legislative caucus. mbit today, rallying in it* nose the lioiihle was not known. nation controlled or doniina\ed by. ate Republican Policy Committee him.self "for Ihe good of all Senator earlier had expressed re- THIS WEEK T i l l lo Yesterday, a Legislative ('oni- If Discoverer H achieves proper Communists. ITnder the bill.'-sticli said he will oppo.se the hill this cone a spai e ca|isule the .Air I‘'oicc America," 1 I'lotfioHy a growing belief that mitlee was asked to approve a Proud of Thnft stability, its irlslrumen'ted nose SALE of traie-b$ a.s.sistance w'oiild he barred onl\ to year as he did la.'d year. hope* to catch in the sir near Eisenhower honored a former | may have to hand in his LB I resoliitioii urging the 1’ntled I'oiie is scliofliiled lo be kicked io.se '18.50 ’37.50 Soviet Russia. R»d China and CoV(i- "I am' ag.iiiist any aid to Com- Hawaii. politic Al rival and ally at cpre-| "fmu. . . _ SINGER .-t.WK O.N .M TOM.ATIC .‘-tales tn witlidiaw official rccog- on iriiiimand fioiii ground I’ eking (Reg. Size) niunist North Korea. ' , muni.st government," Bridges told The ipeovery experiment may he monies at Ihe ha.se of a lOO-foot i Joseph N^G'-een Jr„ sP'Cial a«- ZIG-/.AG M.AOlINKS nilinn of Kiissi,a. And Efficienev slatioiis Slid float, earthward be­ Incimle.s Decorative Fabrics. Heav.v Dut.v Zippers President Kisenhower would beya reporter. "I don't believe we atleinplerl later tniia\'. The capsule bcll tower erected st the fool of sistant to Dulles, also visited the A manrolavt fototfioa, oil Rep. Thomas F. tjiimlaii IR- neath a pai ai hiile Filled In Your Home. Washable \\’elling Displiiv given discrction.ary authority to "should provide aid lo any govern- wa.s (ie.scribed as a miniature of Capiiol Hill in memory of the Ohio I « fraction ol tboir ari«1nal REMNANTS Washmgtoni. sponsor of the re.so- Washington. April 14 -/T Pre.s- the t.vpe that someilay may he used Kigiit Hawaii based CU9 k'lying (Continued on Page Flva) ^ .Model provide aid lo other Communist nynl that Russia is in a position .‘teiialor. I FIxpert Labor to pararhiite men hack from space Boxrais ai'p awaiting possible Portables nations If he finds it would pjomotr] tq -d^iaiii off. " ident Eisenhower has singled out Taft.' Ei.senhower said, was a (Contii 'cd on Page Five) stations. orders lo swoop down on the Quick-Frozen, Wrapped ond ami .Consoles U.S. seeiirilv. This could be done L.-.^)jien s.iid if the Pre.sident is three words which he says Repub­ Liberal in championing individual | / TREADLES J 7 ” I -.hi. ! Di.scoverer II was launched fro-iii descending parachute and try lo Red tired under any of several provisions able tq hold out hope to subjugated lican* are proud of — thrift, fru­ drape it across a .lO fool long rights and the symbol of con- - \ this West Const missile ha.se ye.s- ■■ DRAPERY FABRICS which in general would mean less ppopleV'il may eiiioiiragp tliem to Overexposed trapeze bar suspended liciipalli .SCI vat 1.S111 in evei ythiiig affecting Reody For Your' Freezer ■ ELECTRIC siosi gality and efficiency. , terday while ano.s.s Hie nation fel­ Pre-Shrunk, Sun Re.si.stanl $100 Rus.sian or Chinese control of gel oiiK from under communist eacli plane. The parailiide ami the national pciuioiuy. Bulletins PORTABLES satellites. control." \ SI. I,oiiis, April-14 i.'B' De- ! "Whenever you apply lhe.se low aciciilisls were exporieneing a • ap.sulp would then hp replrd inlo Former Pipsiderit Hoover and 48" \\’ide. ^'alues to $2.98 yard Y d 9 8 c Below F'oriner ' ■ words to federal activities and V i s V i Off The measure, a.s an. amendment “ We arX alway.s letting Russia trutives may have overexpoaerl ilisappoini meiit. the plane. liigli government officials also fn»m the A l’ Wireh ELECTRIC MAM New Priee get the jiirhp on us by creating j spending, Americans will listen to Al Cape Canaveral. Fla , tlie Air to the. Foreign Aid Bill, was de­ them.«?elveR in .Rettinp a trap to The pnrachulp would 'Oiiie Inlo psrliclpale.d . with Eisenhower in feated 43-42 in Ihe .Senate la.st crisp.s at urrt;xp.i(-ted places." lie ' ! you attentively, hei-aiise today i Force tried ifn.sucres.sfiilly to put Ol'FN MON. to SAT. 9 A..M. to .i::)0 CABINETS All lypps oj fabrics at a real markdotrn! catch a cipnrette thief. rangp Of tlie Aii* Force Cl 19s al llip dedication. Console Models. Many everybody knows that everybody ; year. It wa.s offered a.s a separate told a reporter. "This is our oppoi- When $.350 worth of ri>;a- I three satellites jnlo orbit from a shout 211.000 fppt, Tlip philips "oidd Il'Hiver depic'led Taft a.s a iiiaii AK5IV TO TE.ST ‘SAUCERS* THURS. and FRI. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. DESK tcQM styles and finishes lo tiinily to get R\ssia off balance in I pay.s additional taxe.s for political bill today by Sens .John k'. Ken­ velte.R liiaappeared • from a luivp 10 minutes lo snalih llie will, cliose to die witli lies hool.s on Washington, .■\pril 14 (ff’l— choose from. ! exti avagance," the Pieaident told MODELS For Summer, Hale’s Has WHITE nedy iD-Massi and George D. their weakest ])(sre. among the .^tornpe room at Barnes Hos- parnchulp from Hip air If lbe\ rather Ilian to de.seil his jiost. He .i^rm.v researchers plan to begin - tlNCU RE-COMHTIOMD Aiken iR-Vt). peoples she domirtates in Kastein pilnl, deterUve.s installed a I an audience of Republican women failed, Ihe buoyant i a|isiilp would callpcl Taft "an ciffiiial with a testing soon a new aircraft re- BROILERS Jn a speech prepared for Senate Fiurope." camera hopeful of catchinpp a last niglil. RIDGES rORTRIUS t^gsi Ncms Tidbits be fished fixmi Ihe ocean h- Nav; social con.sc ionce " and said: porledlj' patterned after flying SINGER New Features! New Styles-jin delivery. Kennedy declared that .Sen Allen .1. KCliknc der I D-La i picture of the thief at work. . He al.so had some political ad­ vps.sels patrolling the rci overy "He not onl\:„wouUI no| de.spft saucers. Word of approaching : "the administration is now pie- called the hill "a mov vice for the seventh' annual., Re- MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET lOV^!in the right yesterday the $49.*x camera j Culled fro m .41’ W ires area. his po.st, he never deserted hU tests of a radical type craft wna Mtmy other mochhos at fraW I'i'iublican Women's Conference, VACUUM pared to give the present bill its direction." was stolen. At least one official was pessi­ people given tile House Space Com­ ilOl TE .32—01.1) KENT ROAD oovlbfiif ~ full support." ; ______liolding a 4-day meeting here, mistic that the capsule .voiilrl he Vice President .N'lxoii and .Sfieak- mittee toda.v. But .\rmy offlclala 1 MILE FROM MTLLIMANTIC— TEL. HA .3-0.30.3 i .Noting that the nation ha.s more recovered. William H. Oodel. ihrec- CLEANERS I*»* b r a n d , If the bill is passed,-jKennedy Official of New Hi\ven Railroad hf the House Sam Rayburn said they could not tell detaila or FRYERS said, "there is a real opportunity registered Democrat* than Repiib- tor of planning for the Advanced about the craft except behind SAVE! ON FLOOR MODELS, says road must replace 374 miles esti- (D-TexI arranged lo accept the for giving our foreign,, policy a ! licans. Eisenhower said: of ties and rail* in'nelct five years , R"'"Piojects ARency. closed doors. REDUCED oll-pm pm e o ^ "W e Republicans need simpl.v to maphlp tower on behalf of Con- RENTAL MACHINES, flexibilitv which might exp! I Nixon fo]\World Court al cost of $20 million . Cfiiban mated the chance of success I work twice as hard," number of g-p.ss. NTK.ST AMENDMENTS VOTED WHOLE, SPLIT or CUT-UP cracks tn the Iron Curtain." Prime Minister Fidel Castro will in 1.000. He said a SAUSMEN’S DEMONSTMTORS, I Ei.senhower said jokingly that Geneva, April 14 * — The ^*’- 3 0 % - At present, Kennedy said (Continued on Page Two) SEWING CUSS 3 6 " WIDE .yd. 89c probab45' only Poland would bene­ ihe has never been a, cu.sed‘ of be-| m "'' "■‘ ■’ Vice President NUo.. (Continued on Page Five) United States, Britain and the ling a master politician. But he ' S'"iday at Mxoii .s home, Cuban Soviet Union agreed today on READY-TO-COOK MACHINES „ I.lke new— used for floor fit from the relaxation. "Btit who As Umpires in Disputes I embassy announces. )> See the new .Spar- displa.v. 4 2 " WIDE .yd. 98c can predict, in view of the, out­ said he has learned that women wavs of amending any treaty for ' 2'/: TO 3’/i LBS LB tan Portable li!fi9..50. breaks of the past few years in voters oiit-mimber men and if iheJ -Mr*. Queen C. Ander.son. widel.y- tho'siispenslon of nuclear weap­ .yd. $1.29 East Germany, Hungary, Poland New Yoik April 14 Vice, milted fo it by one oi- more na- GOP women get out the vote k.u.wn Negro gosp,-I singer, die, at ons tests. They adopted .* SMAU DOWN f AYMINT • lOW MONTHIY TtRMS • GENUOUS TRADf-INS 5 4 " WIDE and Yugoslavia, what the next few j President Nixon proposes that the; tionV-and has no power to enforce thev did for him in 1952 and ,19.56 i ' Paris Asks Larger Role article on the subject—the eighth "the result-s again will be victory • article approved b.v the cohfer* EREE SINGER •. SEWING COURtt WITH NEW WWINO MACHINE RURCHAKS No ''Summer Sewing Wardrobe" i.s complete with­ years will bring?" | World Court be made the umpire a decision, stumbles inlo Na.shville police Poland has received limited in disputes arising from any future Nixen^Nixo'q proposed that nations Eisenhower said federal spend- c , . . , enee since it convened on Oct. 81. out “ W hile” Intlian Head. There’s no "Wrong Side.’’ ing should be determined hv neces- li'odquarters and « SINGER SEWING CENTER I East-West agreements, 1 signing' future'international agree- " - (White men kidnaped him in Birm- U.S.'dedication to a strong mili- i ments agree lo be bound bv the. sity, not political oppnrtuni.sni. i In Allied Deliberations f u n k h a l b a n o b n i e d It.s itPifec'l.v balanced weave means you can cut up, ingham, Ala., beat him, robbed; 'ourt's inf rpretat’ofi. No one ha.s ever spent himself' Hartford* April 14 hTV—A down, or across without-care. It stays snowy white, tary position i educes the chan'ce of him. and drove liim to Na.shvllle I into prosperity; many have spent rumor that biK*ause of the arch- ■S.32 MAIN STREET— MI .3-888.3 retains its crisp linen-look even after many washings. Panchen Lama deliberate war he said. But as long: He said (hat Pre.sident Kisen- where 'th e y dumped him out of FISH STICKS as force remains the final arbiter! hower woiild''aoon m a ^ a oroposal themselves in'.o insolvency, ' he Bv .XRTHI'R G.AVSHON . .seeking a greater .share in oil rev- I diocesan synod of Catholic cler« It’s slirir.knroof and so usable for so many projects— their oar'. jfv In Hartford there would bo of international di.sputes there lyilU to Congress Vhlrh would .lodify ■ said. Self-regulation program that T>indon April 14 I7P> - Bremlei j enues from foreign conce.s.siona. , f from dresses and gay playclothes to cool spreads and AtQiina Talks always be tlie possibiUt.v of "war treaty langua^ by which the' The Republican creed", Ei.senliow- ichel X)ehie again lias pi eased Britain and France both have big | no Cntliollc funerals Wedneo- bans horror, terror, and sex in tlH>’ was denied today at CAP'N JOHN ____ -i b.v. mi.scalculation " he added. Uiiitcd ,®lnles re v iv e s the right to er said, requires "an expanding comic book.s and -streaaes quality ; French dcmaml.s for a bigger voice inve.slments in Iraq'.s oil industrj'. : tho C A c drapes,. chan^’erj' office. The Rt. Rov« Tokyo, -April 14 '/Pc — The "If this sword of annihrjalion is i decide which caSc.s Involving it i econom.v based on a dollar that, anIC SOLI a (5 ever before—cooks your meals, cleans your house, the railroad station to greet the jor territorial, economic and po­ ed before a 12-nian Jury HI Hi* piopoSal is not yet the o f f i- ! home , during the Easier recess, ional commltteewoman, t r o m ; y^rk willing to wage war on ' Pre.sident Eisenhower to r » » ■ FEET BALE W -" Panchetr",Lama, Peiping Radio litical inte.ests. Both countries Scottsdale police court. runs your furnaoe and air conditioning, rial United States posftlon he said. They reported their findings to niers, Conn., died last night st ■ ||,e starflsh if Connecticut will help France inlo their special dehbera- W'p welcome charge accounts! Grwn Trading Stamp* ■aid. but he has diacussedilt at length | House GOP leader Charles A. Hal- have a common Interest iq blocky are given with cash sales and also lo customers who pay • w\shington Ho.qiital Center after | (,1m eating the oysters tions on global political and .slr^le- ing the spread of Communist in­ CONNIE TO 1-EAVE HOSPITALi Golden Vigoro 50 LB BAbi3.49 lights your house, runs power tools—and' The religlouB leader atepped with Atty. Gen. William P. Roger* l leek of Indiana and Rep. John V., their rharge account within fifteen (15) days after billing the train with a beaming official* of the'State Depart- Byrnes bf Wisennain, ch a irm ^ of. a'h)t,art attack. • i along the Shores of Long island gic planning. He a^o has argued fluence through the region. Indinapolis, April 14 (/Pk—G o^ ‘ PKG OF much, much more. Never was so much from 1 Keeney was in.M'a.iliing-; sound. ' . • * that France, like Britain, should date. •mile, the broadca-at went on. He j-nent. He *aid he i* convinced the ! the Hotiae Republtpan Policy C om -, The Foreign Office spokesman nle Nicholas was to be yoveff Gladioli Bulbs ASSORTED COLORS .12 ton t(\participate in the Republi- Forlyvfoot fl.shing boat Betsy C.: be given access to some L.S. iiu- this afternoon from Gtnaial, done by so few! »hoo)t hand* wit,h Chou and the proposal has- merit and de.serve* i niiltee said Debre and Macmillan, with vrhes transmitted' "t" 8 ^Ational Conference. HiiikS off .Montauii Point, N. V., clear weapon secrets. Hospital to the Marlon Cou»Of,). otliefa and "'exchanged hata (cere­ serious consideration in thje future Hfilleck and ByrilC L.n.in.llll...:.l . J, \ their advisers, 'pnged over over­ PI.ENTV OF FREE PARKING.REAR OF STORE conwiitteewopinn after collision Sunday with, ari-' Dehre's 2-day meeting w]i*' seas problems m their hour-long Jail for the last day of bar monial scarvea). A group of, The World Court—the • Interna results of the silrve.V to t'.ie Presi-i ! other fishing boat, Mary JuUa..: Macmillan neared an end. They ■choolchlldren ni.shed forward and tlonal Couyt of Jtistice is th e prln- Sent at'today’s White House'meet-! s'uw -*944.^ seMion today. ' for the kUlbig of her_ ‘ ___ ing witli ■congressfonal leaders, f., - 'Yefiterda; morning she attended ! Mrs. Helen Shippelhute, 26-year- and their foreign miniaters. in wp- . lover, i SherllT* ^ p t, presented 1)ouquet*.” ' ■ cipal* judicial organ of the United m*. A* she w'as i'bld mother of five, slain In Hol.voke! arate sessions, The main theme' of the talks na oiiAT AtuNTic 4 rAarie tu omrant ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH— YET COSTS SO UTTLEl itd'gea i 5 Tlie^urvev dealt with four cur-] conference Batons. Hawkins chief , I " Before he left for Peiping, the Nations. It is composed of 18 for the afternoon I housing project apartment.. Do-j grave jboblems of Bmope, in yesterday ''.'as Europe With spe­ ■ 1- . ■ ' Panchen Lama reportedly tried to elected bv the General Assembly; rent l.saues, a balancetj budget, the] about to ttetuYn cial 'empha.‘ i- on the Berlin further therapy } “i The J!ifK H A U CORK fered the attack, ininican ambassador'.Porflro Rubi-^ Middle East and Africa, the partial win over influential Tibetan"trad­ and the Security'Council of tl)e; defense program, the Berlin and | progt'ant, she rosa says-he and his wife ngrrow-; Jn. particular they Mamined crisis, unification of Germany and fed- She' was admittt^ to the hos- Ntohoiaa haa INrthllS 5uper Markets M A N C H l S T I R ers by announcing bi|f tax conces- u.N. 1 ' ; ...... international situations, and- ly eocaped injury when someone [the aituatlorl ; . Iraq where the tha tangled problems o f .European THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY The couyt. which sits at The eral spending program*,, I pltil in late aftefnoon and placed wnaa aln e e th e ’ rORNEB MAIN and OAK STREETS ■ion*. They include aboliUbi^ of tossetl a bomb on the terrace oT I Communist backed government of security. No bdsid .diaagrpmenU \ - .1 ! '• , Haguet Netherlands, canhot con------I ainarged, th« ^tokaaman aald,^, «< ■ - OU'lWilUI fUOO vii/.HiNT ’ =5) Ilia in Havana, Premiot Abdel. Karim Kasspm ia > (OoMlifned M Pay* Nln») sideriany ca«a not’vc^mUrily Mb- (OenttapM oa NUia) g ' lOoBtUiniMl 'M A g a embaaay ' PrkM •ffsctlv* la ihll fbmmunity YIciAHjp .V' • -V.

. ' - / f Mrs. Julia K(?eney^ — 24 HOUk SERVICE— wld “lUft "had no bOM but ht« cafsterU is- dpUs again operating Somers, Dies ^ 69 in the hlac^( due 1o a few slight own coMclenc.” Director Asks Team Starts Proud of Thrift "He fought to eliminate actlvl- chaiigaa nUide by the Board of City T^ftx Collector Resigns; ‘ (ContlniMid fiom PRg« One) Jke Eiedicates Education. Sheinwold on Bridige AMBUUNCE SERVICE Ucs aimed at the deatnicUon of '•There are many places.'’ said fiecdom within," Bridges said. Why 2 Funds To Evaluate In an oxygen tent. She died at 9 And Efficiency o f MANCHESTEiR. INC.—MANCHllSTEB, OONNu^ "He put principle before populari­ niing' "where the Board of Educ.v Cites Work Load as Reason Bell Towf^r to tlon (In other towns) must pay DRAWING TRUMPS * Sooth dealer . p.m. 2-WAY COMMUNICATION / ty." ; , over money to the cafeterias In PREVENTS RUFF Both aides TnhMnUa Mre. Keeney served In the (UonllDued from Page On*) The tower is the only memorial Not in Budget addition to paying for the staff.” High School NOKTH Miaa Bdith Cssati, City tax col-tstated. This piece does not Include -OXYGEN-^ / Late Sen. Taft to an individual Congress has per­ s. By Alfred Sheinwold the freight sUtion or parklnf area. S tate Legislature from 1935 to The Student Athletic Assn. (8AA> VJL Mnotera Teiaoi Champion A 7 5 4 loeitor, submitted her resignation of grrocerle*.*’ The GOP creed, he mitted to be erected on the Capi­ fund at the high achool was also For the flrst time In 18 years, V J 7 « 4 Mayor Olson and several aider- 1945, representing Somers. In said, also ifialats upon: tol groimds. The absence of any i lentWn of The beet way to play a null te to th e C ity CJotmcll la st night, men indicated that they thought 1943, she was president of the t tn m One) the school cafeteria fund and the questioned last night. Manchester. High School was eval­ not alwaya the boat way to play ♦ 9 4 2 "The Ifberty and rights of the At the base of the tower is a Director Francis Mshoney sug­ uated today. ♦ A K 3 affective May 15. the latter price rather high. Order of Women Legislators individual and hla free opportunity Student Athletic Assn.yfund from the entire hand. You must some- Complalnta on Liuid Removal T e L M D - O S S O Waenhower, in a brief prepared 10-foot high statue___ of Taft, ,__i„Hed whose mthe e »u.oJa n million DoamBoard oiof cuuca-Educa gested that since the fund had a A team of 87 experts opmhed She is resigning because «he (OWLS). to better himself in every legiti­ Umea play a auit the "wrong" way cannot give the service on a part- • Complaints made to the Council As a committeewoman, she balance of $19,000 at the end of the building from top to bottom, to Safeguard your contract. - r ? 0 6 2 mate way; respect for the right* •.«ma voiced hi. personal grat- ^ -‘•'‘r m''emb2r of'^he the last achool year,, the oney analyzing everything from the time buia that people expect of last night on the operations of a served In 1945 as a member of a pnd reaponsibllltiea of the state; ltn«» to, Taft t for n r "the Dricelesspriceless publican . ______presidential. j ______I nomination. la s t n ic h t by a m ernbei o f th e West opens the jack of cluba, ♦ ♦Q107«91 local building contractor led to the Committee on Development of Na- could be used to pay the salary of methods of reporting absence to and you win with dumtny’s king. R Culi-time collector auch as the honesty in government: and fiscal f « of friendship" and the wisdom A b o v e , h , .1.11,0 . r o jJ”' . . . . a a proposed director of athletics. the amount of preparation each ♦ 1109 874 * 0 town has, according to Mayor consideration of an addition to jthe In Neiv Role tioiial Policy and in 1949 on a Integrity." Blast drops the queen. TtUs should SOUTH zoning ordinance to control land Sal M 1 n e o essays a different national subcomnilttee on taxa­ eKperlenee offered by the tneseworos. a i about two funds during Fund Clearing House teacher did for his class. freeze the marrow in your bones. H erm an Q. Olaon. In an earlier speech to the Ad-, “"?br„;.o,o„., ,o Roboe * So?'™ C Tiiovr"’" The general manager explained ♦ A K 3 The Oouncll authorized Mayor removal and fill. kind of portrayal, that of White tion. She took part In a conference Senator ••whenever I needed _ J ’’’* t he'decide to i ■•'''''P at- The evaluators will compile There is grave danger that East J A ^ I O . 3 vcrtlsing Council at another m ei^ the account was used as a finan­ their findings Into a report made Olaon and the finance committee Building Inspector Roland P. Bull, a Sioux brave, in Walt Dis­ on. national leadership and election Ing, Eisenhower said the mUHbn most." the the Cnneress-of the Itnited States .tended by the directors and Gen- Is now out of clubs. This "las a Usher. City Engineer Lawrence To Elsenhower. Taft , th_e_Conpre.si. of ^ Manafier Richard Martin. cial clearing house for student to the New England Association serious effect on your plan for the- to negotiate with’ her in an at­ ney’s action - packed Technicolor plans in 1956. must provide both economlp .sol­ Hval over whom the former Kcner- j -stands as a tribute to the honesty ♦ 6 5 2 Johnson, and -the Ordinance Com­ production. "Tonka." It starts Mrs. Kenney headed fonner U S. "I'm surprised we re not more extracurricular activities, and that of ■ Secondary Schools and Col­ rest of the hand. / SMtk, Heat Na««i M tempt to persuade her to continue vency and national securlty/fiVer s si strode to the Republican presi-1 indomitable c ouraRc and hiph prin- concerned wltli the opernt.lon of the amount of money varied from leges. In the post. If this fatla,' they will mittee were authorized to work Wednesday at the State. Rep. Horace Sei'cl.v-Brown’s cam­ long haul, or It ndll fir^ It has dentlal nominaUon in 1952 Taft ciples nf free povernmcni .sym- If declarer now takes a heart 1 ♦ M>aia 2 ^ out a regulation to control excava­ To Confirm Class these ftmds," he said. "Especially year (o year. Among the evaluators were finesse he is placing his (XMitract 2 ♦ Fan 2 NT Fan seek applicants for the job on a paign committee In the state’s neither. / atso was the Republican leader in ' bolired by hia life. Edson. Bailey, principal of the teachers, dietitians, principals and full-time basis for no mort than tion and fill. second district last year. The Right Rev. Walter H. Gray, Rep. R Carroll Reece. Tennes­ that cafeteria fund A quarter of a in Jeopardy, for if West/fiaa the 3 4 Fass 3 V Fan follow, and serve ref)'eahments at 'The Rifpubllcan w6men also the Senate in the Eisenhower ad million dollars. TTist's a lot of j high achool, said the money in the members of the State ^ard of king of hearts he will return a club 4 y All Fas« $2,000, and will also check with Two residents of Pillsbury Hill She was a member of the Som­ Bishop of Connecticut, will visit heard the new GOP p^tional chair­ Shareholders* The Chase Fund see Republican who was a close appeared at the meeting to com­ the conclusion of the affair. Robert mlnistraUon's infancy. , | money." I fund conies from four sources. Education. In preparation for the for East to trump. (After all, Opening lead — ♦ J the corporation Counsel to lee tf. Tucker and Erw in Tuxbury are co- ers Board of Education. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to­ man, Sen. ThuraloiyT?. Morton (R- Msenhower described Taft as friend of Taft, said the Ohio Sen­ plain th a t sand fill dumped by the Mrs. Keene.v was born Aug. 26. morrow evening and will confirm ator "will he jiidped by hi.storians General Manager Martin ex­ They are the following: evaluation, teachers at the high "West, too, saw East’s queen of the building inspector’s secretary, chairmen Of the program. Kyl. caution against feuding In Trust of Boston of Boston the link between the legislslivc plained that the cafeteria fund was 1. Money paid by the students school have been carrying on a cluba fall on the opening lead.) Mrs. Bernice Kidder, can legally Yost Construction Co. had washed 1889. in H artford. Besides her a cla.sa at a apecinl service a t 7:30. party ranks, and executive branche.s of govern- ■ to have been the noblest American not listed in the budget request be- accept paytnents of taxes. She is onto their property, "ruining gar­ Yoat Speak* to Rotary husband, Ralph D. Keeney, she Bishop Gray will also deliver a of his time " for sea.ion tickets to athletic year-long self evaluation under So at the second trick declarer reasonable play for game If patrlner "l^l’a lea\^ the Internal bick­ A balanced Mutual A Mutual Fund ment after the Kepublicsns re­ rati.se the Board of Education does r tlckeU is $2.75. the direction of Principal .Bklson leads a heart to the ace and then the city’s only full-time clerk, dens... dovering perennials.. .and Earl Yost, sports editor of The leaves two sons. State Rep, Confirmation sermon. "His qualities of heart and mind has the maximum value of 18 Herald, spoke at a/luncheon meet­ ering and backbiting to theise in the Fund for current income captured the White House, not need money to operate the | 2 . Money from plays, shows and M. Bailey. plays another heart, conceding a points, but this Is quite unlikely. other tlian the Police Depaitment killing lawita.’’ Thoma.s Keeney of Soniers and The class has been receiving for characterised him as an apostle of Mayor Olson appointed Aider- ing.of the Rockville Rotary Club opposltioii'./'w’ho are specialists si In tracing Taft's contribution to cafeterias, which are self-sustain­ the like. Evaluation criteria were thoae trick to the king. If partner has only 16 or 17 points, clerk. Lafayette Keene,y of Hartford; a special instruction every Sunday it," Moi;i6n said. The retiring Re­ and possible long-term the nation. Hoover told of an .un- virtue." Reece aald In a prepared ing. 3. Money paid for the yearbook. established by the American Coun­ Tliis play is sure to work. If each even two notrump may go down. A fter Informing the CJouncil of men Richard HtUer, John Rady in Vernon yesterday. brother, Edward N. Allen, fonner evening since November. possible capital successful visit he made to Wash- ! address. "He measured up in every and Luther Jirouton to help the Yost pre.sented some interesting publican chairman. Meade Alcorn, growth of income An annual audit of the cafeteria 4. Money paid for the literary cil on Ekiucatlon as the result of opponent has two trumps, the Avoid raising with a bare 8 olnts Miss Casati’s resignation. Mayor lieutenant-governor nf Connecti­ At the clase of the service sounded a similar note. appreciation. Ington July 1, 19.53 in an effort to ; respect to the three infallible signs books Is made, he said, and la sub­ their cooperative study of the trumps will all be drawn on these when your hand has no tens and residents obtain satisfaction in the background information on the cut: and a sister, Mrs. Carlotta Bishop Gray will greet the congre­ and capital. convince the Ohio Senator he of preatne.ss- -peneroslty in design, magazine. Olson suggested that the city ap­ mitted to him. The elementary, The money, said Dailey, Is u.sed schooLs. TTie team will complete two tricks. If one opponent has nines and no decent suit. „ point Mrs. Florence Loverin, the .situation. The committee was baseball cluba, as observed by him Allen Grover. gation, and the Confirmation class ought to return to New 5'ork hds- | humanity In execution, and humil- r m p cfuM$ ovoilob). from )nv.ifm.n) Duoltn or leoS oowpan tei junior high and senior high school to buy uniforms for the athletic the evalue tior. tom orrow. more than two trumps, he cannot (Copyright 1959, General Features town tax collector, to collect city authorized to seek the advice of at the spring training session in personally, at the Chancel steps. 0 IU1 for treatment of hi.s illness , ity in succe.ss cafeterias are operated so they pay give his partner a ruff (since hla Corp.) Corporation Counsel Donald Shan­ Florida. AMESITE DRIVEWAY ?aft died of cancer on July 31 • He faced the slings and ar- teams and the band, to buy the taxes at the same time. He said for the food, the personnel and partner has no trumps left), and non. High School Band Concert CHASB DISTRIBUTOIIS that year. rows of outrageous fortune' like a yearbook and pay for publishing declarer can regain the lead to she is willing to take the job. "It The residents recognized that the curriculum current and in pro­ BUILDERS some equipment such as dishes and the literary magasine, and similar MRS. ORASSO HONORED won’t coat ua any more and is the The annual band concert of Bowers FTA Unit The former president quoted j .cipai tsn snd from Uiem developed Chamber Expects draw the rest of the trumps. the situation was "caused by the viding a sequential and spiraling CORi*OltATION repairs to refrigerators. expenses. Hartford April 14 m — "nia only way we’ll get decent service school stu 'rnts will be presented Grading, Machine Spread, Taft as telling him: tranquility and restraint. He was The coat of heal, light, water, If South makes the mistake of negligence qf Yost," not the city; Friday at 8:30 pm. In the high Picks Mrs. Emi^h piogiam of study from kindtiigar- 75 Federal Street • Boston 10, Mass. "My friend, you know what is humble without pretense, proud In other words, said Bailey, the taking the trump finesse at the Amtta award—presented annual­ on a full-time basis,” Olson said. . ten through high school. The loach- Power Rolled, et ., Is included in the cost of run- .500 for Dinner Aldermen John Schliphack and an(i the city recognized that it had school auditorium. Amesite Driveway Area* □ Shirtholiltn’ Truil of Boston □ Tho ChMi Fsnd It the matter with me. I know what without arrogance, charitable'wlth- money comes from the students second trick—the normal way of ly to outstanding American women a moral obligation to see that the I er.s of M anchester have been work- niiyr each school which the Board and is spent by the students. Clarence McCarthy objected to a The Rocki’ille High School Mrs. Beatrice Eniigh was elected All Work Guaranteed M ia the matter with me. I am going oiil condescension and magnani­ playing the trump suit he goes of Italian parentage — fias been, residents get some action. Band, the -Sykes Junior High j ing for the past three, years on a of ■’Education pays for from its Illing agreed with Bailey, say­ More than 500 persons are joint tax collection with the town. president of the Bowers School For Free Estimate* Nem* . to die with my boots on ' mous without ostentation." regular budget allocation, said down. West wins with the king of Mayor Olson said Yost is to be ' revision to which niohe than half ing the account Is also used by the scheduled to attend the Chamber given to Secretary of State EMla Schliphack saU, "That’s only School Band, and the Vernon PTA at the meeting last night at the Bowers staff lias contributed. C.4LI, MI 8-7691 Hoover praised Taft's intel­ M artin. hearts and leads the jack of clubs, billed for three fence posts which Inter-Elen.entary Band, all under Addrvii. _C(ty_ .S ts ta . lectual and moral integrity. elem entary and junior high school.s of Commerce’s annual dinner allowing his partner to ruff out T. Grasso. Mrs. (jrasao, a Demo­ leaving the door open fpr consoli­ the .school. Frrlilizer Pays Off Running In Black meeting Wednesday night at the crat from Windsor Locks, was hia firm broke off during construc­ the direction of Samuel Goldfarb, Other officers elected a n Mr. DeMAIO BROTHERS "His sense of duty, his acknowl­ as a convenient place to store dummy’s ace.. dation.” He pointed oilt that the tion work In another area. The HIGH AND 1,0,W Arthur H. Illing, 'superintendent Manchester Armory, one of 12 women selected from city colleots 95 per cent of its will participate. and Mis . George Halzenbiihler, N c w Mexico's terrain Includes Serving The Manchester Area edgment of obligation, his essen­ money teniporarll.v, Daily Question posts are valued at $11.50 each. WMhIngtori — It’s not always of schools, said this morning that Just a few day.s ago the Chamber Using strong notrumps (16 to 18 various fields. The oflBcial presen­ taxes, despite the part-time col­ Featured will be John Waltz, first vice presiilents; Mis. Carole higli plateaus, river valleys, plains Since 1920 tial loyalty and patriotism were "T hat i-1 quite an amount ” said trouibone, and Earl Heimerdinger, unusual in a dav when' men com­ wasteful to fertilise soil that is a monthly report is submitted to announced that ticket sales for the points), your partner opens with tation will take place Saturday lection. He suggested that those • City Report Available Ganzer, second vice piesidenl; and nigged mountains. Its alti­ Thousands of Satisfied already rich, according to the De­ Illing, "but it’s almost essential Fred Kautz and Linda Knoff, promised their souls for the him from the three cafeteria sys­ that a surplus be kept on hand." .event were lagging. However, a one notrump. You hold: Spades—7 when Mrs. Grasso will be cited for who don’t pa. their taxes until . The 1958 annual report of the Mrs. Frank Jeray, secretary: Mr. tude varies from 2.820 to 13.160 Custom ers crumbs of popularity.’ Hoover partment of Agrlcullure. Teats tems. Earlier this year Illing told last minute .surge of buyers 5 4; Hearts—J 7 6 4; Diamonds—9 "her splendid service as a dedicat­ CAT registrations must be re­ City of Rockville Is available in trumpet trio. and Mia John Ryan, treasuieis; feet above sea level. the Board of Education thr.t the Sometimes student projects oper­ and Edwaid Colt-man. Mrs. Martha said. .show th a t land v/hlch yielded 138 boo.sted the oumber of those who 4 2; Clubs—A K 8. What do you ed and responsible citizen In tha newed, '’don’t deserve service.” printed form at the Town Hall. To .Attend Dinner ______bushels of corn 'vlthout. fertiliser suiplus in the cafeteria account was ate in the red. This happened last The report covei’s the fiscal year Moore- and Paul Flnkbein, PT.\ Sen. Styles Bridges of New year at the high school, according planned to attend. say? service of government and com­ McCarthy said the appointment Mrs. Ijaurence Small, high in danger of being exhausted. Ke ended Nov. 15, 1958. On its cover school librariaii, wilf attend a Council delegates. Hampshire, chairman of the Sen-, produced 159 bushels when plant to Bailey. The Chamber ha.s made plans to Answer: Pass. There may be a munity activity.” should go to a resident of the city. at* Republican Policy Committee, | food was added. said this morning, however, the Mrs. Loverin livea in rural'Vernon. is a picture of the new city hall, stale-wide dinner meeting Friday The progYam consisted of a panel Questions Rent Charges seat 600 persons, and the hope was nearing completion. discussion hy several Bowers Another matter questioned by expressed today that still more Carlson Joins Vernon Force. at the Statler-Hilton Hotel as part Employes Share $48,000 of Connecticut’s observance of School teachei'S. with Raymond the Board of Directors was the last minute ticket buyers will help Patrolman Edwin Carlson was A total of $48,000 was dlsjli-ibu- Stinchfield, assistant superintend­ it to attain it goal. given a 6-months leave of absence N..tional Libra>v Week. YALE DIVINITY SCHOOL CHOIR amount of money charged to or*- ART THEATER ted among 160 employes of Aldon Guest .speaker will be Elmo B. ent of .schools, as moderator. Par- ganlzations which rent school Included in the Chamber pro­ 155 FKAN K LIN AVE. CH R-«5?0 from the Rockville Police Depart­ Spinning Mills Corp., Talcottvllle. tlripants in the panel, were Mrs. gram will be a smorgasbord din­ ment last night to serve as a full Rober, eminient public opinion buildings. Director Ted Powell PROGRAMS Saturday under a profit-sharing conaultanl, columnist and former Elizabeth MacDonald, Mi's. Eliza­ CONCERT wanted to know if the Board of ner, professional entertainment, a time special constable In Vernon. beth Richardson. Mrs. Helert Ener NOW PLAYING plan. professor of jo.irnalism. His sub­ SPONSORED BY Education w'aa charging enough to performance by the Manchester Chief Constable Edmund F. The fifth annual distribution was and Paul Finkbein. iT? Gerald Fhillpe - Danielle Darrieux ject will be "Books and the Pur­ TALCOTTVII,I,E CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHOIR cover the cost of use. Kilties, a speech by a top salea Divyer said today Carlson will made a t a luncheon a t the Poli.sh "Curriculum is the core of the I CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN,.. "The rentals they're charging consultant, presentation of a com­ start work for him April 19. He suit of Learning. " educational program" was the American Club ballroom in Rock­ Reekie** Driving Charged are not enough to co,ver all the munity award to Edward J. "ROUGE NOIR" // will be the first full time police­ ville. Henry Scheel, plant engineer them of the panel. According to David J. Michaud. 20, of Hart­ panelists, in the . past 60 years, Wednesday, April 15 — 8 P.M. use, Including the free use, " an­ Thoms, administrator of Manches­ 8tendahl*t Red and Black Video Everyday man in Vernon in addition to of the American Velvet Co. of swered Martin. He explained that ter Menjorlal Hospital; dancing, Dwyer. ford. was arrested Sunday at 4:30 there has been a gieater change in AT THE Stonington, and Alfred W. Cave: p.m. following a rear end collision TAIXOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH there Is no charge made for the and a social hour. R :l5-9:;0 — AUo All Bights Reserved— Although the Vernon p o 1 i c e don. treasurer and general manag­ science,, mathematics and social WEDNESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! budget provided for two full time which sent five persons to the hos­ studies than in the previous his- use of the schools by FTA groups. Inffrld B erffm an In H. T. Dickenson A Cn., tnc. er of the local firm, were the prin­ pital for treatment. S W IF T ’S Boy and Girl Scouts, and public men this year, Dwyer said he has toi’y of mankind. There is a tre­ Lakes Oil Carhops Drop "THE CHICKEN" cipal speakers. Constable Edmund F. Dwyer mendous job involved in keeping W O llT H M O R E hearings for the Board of Direc­ used several special constables, all Special gifts were presented by on a part-time basis. However, said John Gercick. 49, of Hartford, (Limit 2 Pounds tors. Cleveland- In 1958 the G reat 9:06 Cavedon to retiring employes and four pa.saengers in his car * 3 9 1 Other groups which use the thesf men find it difficult to get BACON To A Customer) Lakes tanker fleet carried 99,463,- Charles Steppe and Fred Hem- weie treated at Rockville City schools, are charged the full co.st 582 barrels of petroleum products, time off, from their regular jobs to mann of Rockville. The firm, spin­ appear in Coin^t, Dwyer said. Hospital and discharged. of light, heat, and custodian.s, he equivalent to 14,025,238 net tons, You Can Rely On ners of fine woolen and specialty The accident occurred on Rt. 83 said; considerably under the 16.628,227 May Buy Coin Machine yams, is expanding its operations Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: 9lktr'Gre*>»*6 D X fE £ ‘W STANEK Service! near Stanley's Wayside Market. RENT FORMAL WEAR Martin reiterated his decision to tons moved in 1957. The City Council authorized the to include fiber processing. Police (Jommtttee to study the Michaud was treated for a cut lip. PARK MARKET j withdraw $94,000 from th* capital pur experienced Service Three Bound Over Hospital Note* Yes, Mothers and Dads . . . we do know how. HIGHLAND improvernents section of the Bo.srd MANSFIELD ^ td m k possibility of buying a machine to City C ourt Judge P'rancls T. mr st -/J t f Department" is fully equip­ Admitted ye.sleiday; Marion AT REGAL 317 HIGHLAND ST.. MANCHESTER« Ml 3-4278 • of Education request, on the ped to handle expertly all separate and wrap coins collected O'Loughlin found probable , cause Starts Toniorrou ! ELECTROIHCS Doyle, 9 West Rd.; Donqld Miner, •’Complete Line ground that it was a duplication TV, radio and phonograph in the parking meters, Alderman and bound over three Hlirtford 43 ’High St.: Harmance Lappin, We fit .vou perfectl.v! You try on your formal of the previous request made by repairs at reasonable Schliphack sugge.ited the machine area men to Tolland County Su­ Of Corrective I BUWNSIDt AVt - t HTPD COND LABORATORIES r - 'D 2: Tod M(Mah(jn, RFD 2; Shoes” wear right here! Shirts, ties and all formal ac­ the Board. prices. All work is guar­ be purchased after the Council perior Court yesterday. Louise Staples, 64 P)-ospect St.; AIIIEf KPtllN 0)-en W. Schindler, 28, of E ast He also said that the $32,406 anteed. approved a bill of $25, the amount Daniel Melesko, 115 Brooklyn S t.j Your Doctor’s cessories included. which he cut from the request for Starts Tom orrotr! charged monthly by the bank to Hartford, Robert A. Charanian, 22, A nna Hall, 73 High SL uiion ffiKiu 277 BROAD and Charles Peredina alias-Ciharies Prescription Coni sqvM g* biggor '59s into yourour buogofhodgof ?r Il Coni Can f sqoeex*squ«ex« your familyfom/i into foreign can f operating expenses could be saved “THE REMARKABLE h«WB* th a ..coins. -- — e? - Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. Filled With Care on personnel. He said the Board of MR. PENNYP.ACKER” TrRfflc Survey Action Peirj',"24, both of Hartford, are NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR- TELEVISION and Mrs. George Cook, Maple St., Education did not need to hire all ★ * PLUS ★ ★ MANSIONS" RADIO Action on recommendation in a charged with breaking and enter­ Vernon. of the 17 additional teachers they "THE BI.ACK ORCHID" eiMMBCOK • WTMMU recent traffic survey was an­ ing at the AAP Supermarket on Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Eliz­ EVERYTHINQ IN STOCK requested for next year. Chanoel 8 Qartford, Coaa. nounced last night by the Police Union St. Ma)ch 23. Schindler and Cliannpl K Nrw Haven Coaa. abeth Abbe and daughter, Abbott LEE J.COBB Commission. ('haranlan were released under Rd., Ellington: Helen Broughton, Ends Tonight! SOM NAYAUtM Channel 18 Hartford, Conn. $1,000 bonds, but Peredina, a pa- " *mtv* Ckaanel t t Sprtaafleld. Alait. New traffic lights will be install­ Ellington; Patrick Brand, 28 a SHOES "SOME CAME RUNNING” Ohannei SO New Britain. Conn. ed in the renter of the city, pro­ )olee fron) Wethersfield State I in Color—8 P.M. v Channel 40 -Holyoke, Mabi. Grove St.; Marv Kellev, 34 Park Tomu \WCA Unit viding six pedestrian lights and Prison, was returned to Tolland PI. 881 MAIN ST I ■ - OOLDE.V AGE OF COMEDY’ CO-HIT IN COLOR! Ch.inrel 63 tVaterbnry. Conn. Count.v Jail without bond. 6:30-10:15 BOLAND two stop lights. MANCHESTER "Gunman From Laredo" Meets Tomorrow The )-olarv island at W. Main In the lengthy sesslorcto prove Vernon and Talcottvllle new* 1* "Fitting Is G«t big car room, 3:00 ( 3) S l'S IK Union and Elm Sts., will be re- pi obable cause. Francis^ittlinger, 177-84) YOUNG DB. HA LO N B OIL COMPANY handled through The Herald’* Our Business'* Sm all car economy ( 8-88) BEA T T H E CLOCK placed by two Islands, to improve sen'ice manager at Scranton's Mo- Rot'kvllle Riirmii. 7 W. Main St., GO RAMBLER! The Manrhesler Unit of the Hart­ (40) ALL STAR PLAYHOUSE toi-.s, identified a body hammer ford County YWCA will hold its 1:30 < 4) CONNECTICUT BAND­ 369 CENTER ST. the traffic pattern. telephone TRemont 5-S136. STAND New larger stop signs. 24 feet found at the A&P safe, as his. He annual dinner Wednesday at 6:30 ( 3-40) TH E VERD ICT IS Tel. Ml 3-6320 could not positively identify a p.m. at the Community Y. by 24 feet, will be erected oh high­ VOUBS er posts at a number of intersec­ screwdriver found In Charanian's The menu will feature an inter­ (7'7-30) FROM T H E SE BOOTS car as his, hut said It was identical national polluck supper. (S3) WHO DO YOU TBFSTT 24-Hour Burner Service tions. White striping will be paint­ 4:00 ( 8) BANGER ANDY to one he had owned but la now Mrs. David R. Merritt will show ed in a number of places, as (77-30) T B U T il OB CON8B- ‘Home Heating: Specialists recommended. missing. Neither could he make slides and talk on Australia and j QUENCKS (Color) positive identification of a hammer Che'vy slices gasoline costs by 20% 5'WCA activities there. Mrs. Mer- i ( S-S3I AMERICAN HANDSTAND Since 19.15” No definite plans have been (IS) LIFE OF RILEY made yet by the Commission re­ found at the scene. litt, now studying at the Hartford (401 TH E 8 STOOGES Tools were stolen from Scran­ (40) THE SECRET STORM garding street and off-street park­ Schoof of Religious Education, re­ 4:1.1 10:0* ( 8-401 GARRY MOORE BROW ton's in a bi'eak on the same eve­ ceived her B.A. and B.Ed degrees 4:30 ( 8-40) T H E E D G E O F NIGHT ing, although the problem has been (72-301 COUNTY FA IR (iurstn: .Martha Ra.ve, Dia* ning as the A*P break. on hot bakery delivery job! from -Melbourne University. She LAST SHOWING TONIGHT ana (?arroll, Benny Field, discussed, Yaskulka said. (iKi c l u r h o i ’sy; is and illoKRom 8eeley Anthony Moss, manager of the was a teacher of English litera­ 4:00 ( 3) f e a t u r e f i l s i Railroad Offers iJtnd "THE REMARKABLE THK IIA V m NIVKoN The New Haven Railroad ha.s of- i A&P atore al^C) testified, aa well ture in Metropolitan High School, "Tlie Importanco of Brin); “ L ifeline” E a rn r s t" fered to sell three pai cels of land i Francis Pririiai'd and Dand •Melbourne. MR. PENNYPACKER" || ALASKA PASSAGE ( *-40) rO P E Y E TH E A T E R ( 3"5S) TV PBKSENT8 “The Nnvljrator” remaining from the old trolle.v Pigeon New members of the unit’s town (1*1 TV READER’S DIGEST 10:15 (IN) SI*KClAI/->Oto CD Talk by Thorp ■k ONE DAY SPECIALS A committee will be installed at the ST.YRTS TOMORROW THRU SATURDAY (771 TH E FIR ST SHOW 10:30 I K"63i JOHN [TALY A\D TUB route. "T h e SUD Shine, Brl*hl’’ NEWS In a letter to Ma.vor Olson, the Leon A. Thorp. Civil Defense NSW 100-Inch whttlbut RAMBLER AMERICAN meeting. Dinner reservations may (301 ROY ROGERS A thousand a day now switch to Rambler. bp made with Mr.-. Edwin H. All T he Excitement O f T he Prize Novel! (401 P O P E V E SPPXIAL AGENT 7 company states th a t a 10,650 publicity director in Manches.er. -- STATION WAGON (30) COLONEL FLACK and secretary and director of The FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY! | Saves you more than ever on first cost, gas, Phillips, .330 Spring St. 4:80 ( »-8S) WALT DISNEY AD­ 19:45 < 8) NEWS. WEATHER AND square fo(?t piece of land on E. r I— llm.iiU I tonit pcicM. to. KM- VENTURE TIME Herald, will be guest speaker at a resale. Get room for six, easiest parking. Try »my tUtien wlfOo S«¥» *n GARITCOOP01M/UWSCHEU KARLMAIOEN (18) KATHY GODFREY SPOBT8 Main St. opposite the American c*$l |M, futltomilynoM, (SO) EARLY SHOW (1H» LATE NEWS D.ve plant, is valued at $1,000. A meeting of the Rural Vernon Personalized Comfort: separate sectional sofa |I| (•,!« ,{,«(« O ffin Ivily •lift' (53) THE EARLY LATE SHOW FOOD ItLVO U. ,S. TOP 4’HOICE QUAI.ITV BEEF DEPT. "Make Haate to Live" ”Girl from Alaika'* atrip of land, 1,000 feel by 5() feet School Assn. Monday at 8 p.ni. front seats. Go Rambler, 6 or V-8. (401 TW ILIGHT TH EA TER His subject i.s, "How Civil De­ FRESH NATIVE TENDER YOUNG 8 LEGGED H The 4:1* ( 8) WOODY WOODPECKER at Hale and Llbert.v Sts., is valued (18) NEWS AT SIX a t $5,000. A triangular sliver of fense Can Save Your Life." The (88) T H E BIG PIC T U R E land between th(s railroad track s meeting has- been arranged by the D«CORMIER MOTOR SALES. Inc. 24 Maple St., Manchester, Conn. Frank Sinatra - 'Dean Martin H a i ^ n g A:I4 (181 JUNIOR SCIENCE and Brooklyn St., at Market St., men of the association, who will Frying Chitkens Lb. 35c Shirley M cLaine - In 6:34 ( 8) NEWS. WEATHER R DRY CLEANING SPORTS la valued a t $24,000, the company conduct the business meeting to "Some Came Runninq" 4:80 ( 8) P O P E V E FOOD KING HEAVY WE.STERN ECONO BEEF DEPT. £/^f BETTER BY EAR WITH A BRAHD HEW CAR-60 RAMBLER! In Color I k e e (18) T E E N SV IL L E (22) SPORTS * NEWS SAME DAY SERVICE COLONIAL .S MASTER COOKED LEAN AUo (SSI PH O N E YOUR ANSWER 4:48 ( 8) NEW S « Fred MarMurrav - Joan Weldon ( 8) NEW S a W EA TH ER O N R E Q U E S T Lb. "THE DAY OF (831 COUNTRY STLVF U.8.A. BOILFD HAM 79c 4:8,1 (40) TV SPO R TS PA G E SLICED OR BY THE PIECE THE BAD MAN" 7:00 ( 3) W H IB LV B IB D S ...... WE BUY ( 8) IF YOU HAD A M ILLION 3;50-«:S5-l»;J* ••THE HANGING TREE” SHOWN AT 9:00 P.M. (18) JIOVIE AT 7 ^ "A Fufitive rrom JuHtire ’ Fisher WHITE SUCED—FULL SIZE (?7-S*-4»> NEWS AND w e a t h e r tVEDNESDAY CO-HIT "LIFE BEGINS AT 17" (88) CA PT. DAVID G R IE F Dry Cleansers, Inc. • CLOSEOUTS "THE BLACK ORCHID" SHOWN AT 7:25 7:18 (77) HIO H LIG HTS BREAD 2 Loaves 29c (40) NEWS. DOUGLAS ED­ 825 Broad St.—Ml 9-7111 WARDS • DISTRESS MERCHANDISE (80) NEWS SILVER SWAN COLORED 7:8* ( 8) WHAT IN T H E WORLD h (27-SOI D RAG N ET Last Tim es Tonight 'TANK COMMANDOS" ( 8) SrO A B F O O T "T h e T w lo ler" 11:4* ( 8) WORLD’S REST MOVIES (401 M ACK EN ZIE RA ID ER S "The Spanlah Main" • JOB LO TS Delivering fresh bread daily to millions of consumers, the 4 Rolls 29c (88) TV .MAIL O R D E R < 8) NFW.S. W EA TH ER AND TISSUES FEATURE SHOWN 5:20-8:80 "OPERATION DAMES" SPORTS 1:00 ( 3) I LOVE M T V ' (27-30) ST EV E CANYON (t«) TRANSITION Southern Bakeries Co. of Atlanta makes stern demands on its (18) SP K C IA I.-O IO ____ (77> HIC NEWS • OBSOLETE GOODS STARTS TOMORROW (40) NEW YORK CONFIDEN- (80) NEWS A W EA TH ER trucks. And, according to the Company's Univac machine, the TIAL (40) F E A T U R E FORTY 1:84 ( 3-48) TO, T E M . T H E TRUTH 11:18 ( 8) FEATURE FILM Chevrolets in the fleet are delivering 2,1 more miles per gallon EVENINGS CONTINTfOUS PRlCBtJ (22-80) JIM M IE B O D G E gS SHOW "Woman Hater" • RAW MATERIALS FROM 5:00 ADULT—REGULAR (Color) — Gneat,: Connie (80) JACK PAAB SHOW . than the other makes-out-saving ’em all by 20% ! A lt MOVIfc GOERS ARB Feature Shown 6:45-8:30 CHILD 60c ALL TIMES Francla, The Kirby Slone 11:8* (22) JACK PA.IR EtAIED BECAUSE Fnnr. and Kiddy Morrow tl;41 (88) NEWS ( 8) WVATT F.AKP 12:80 ( 8) NEWS A WEATHER • SURPLUS INVENTORIES "The Aetreaa" ___ 1:4* ( 8) H EA D LIN ES BANANAS Chevy’s a bom dollar-saver, whether hopping to it on hurry-up •/ (18) SC IEN CE FICTIO N TH EA ­ TER ANY QUANTITIES—LARGE OR SMALL chores or hauling heavyweight loads on long, hard grinds. Everything WEDNESDAY these trucks offer is aimed at fattening your pocketbook. New versions of ^EXTRA FANCY THE RAINCOATS \ The Southern Bakeriee Company famous 6’s nurse a gallon of gas like nothing you’ve ever known in trucks. i7:00 ( 8-40) LOVE OF LIFE MAIN WATERPROOFED (7'7 3U' T il TA4 IMM'OH TOP QUALITY uaea a Univac Computer to bis Big, tough V8’s for every truck series haye the shortest stroke design—the (88) RUDDY D e a n e s h o w TURN IDLE ASSETS INTO savingest design—of any comparable engines. Durable chassis components FaM* UF and DOWN oatlly ... wHti hnkie cantrali. 12:8* ( 8) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW aura of top eexmomy. The machine YELLOW RIPE Lb. MANCHESTER (27-8ni IT COUl.ll IIF YOU hike up profits by holding doam maintenance cpsts. 1 2 ( ASS) PLAY YOUR HUNCH MONEY QUICKL^Y offera nroof that Cheyy delivera DRY CLEANERS (40) YOUR TV THEATER 20% better fuel economy than Whatever you do, you'll do it at iess expense nrith a Che^olet light-, FEATURE TECHNICOLOW* 12:48 ( 8) THK, GUIDING I.IOHT any other trucks in their fleet. medium- or heavy-duty truck. See your nearby Chevrolet dealer soon! Plenty of Free Parking—Parcel Pickup Service to Your Car es WEIXS 8T.—MI 8-7254 1:0* (' 8) NEWS' 10 daeoTotor-tlylad calort—flUS camblnoltant. STARTS AT ( 8-88) MUSIC BINGO (22) AT R 08IE WITH KITTY SUBMIT DETAILS OR SAMPLES mt«RI-to.K.-llDIM f!*4 (27-84) GEORGE BURNS SHOW (84). MOVIE RtATINEE Former Cbeney SAL MINEO ( 8-44) ARTHUR GODFREY "(4*) Y0I:R DOCTOR SPEAKS GIVE QUANTITIES AVAILABLE No job's too tough for a Chevrolet truck! Cutidm-mada and fWod ta any windaw. :. V SHOW 1:48 (8) OUK MISS BROOKS DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE , M ills * P r a a meMure- . . . A boy becaiile a wairidr! A horse ( *> THE RIFLEMAN 1:18 (44) DIVORCE BKARINO ^ Hartford Road "The Hawk” 1:8*'( 8A*) AS THE WORLD rURM f AND PRICES ASKED ment* and eatl- became a hero! And Custer became (14) MOVIE AT NINE . ( 8) COMEDY T H E M E B and Pine Street nuite. Xd obltf*- Solid, aU-aluminum, anflinoarod contIrueNon. No roMol a fegend! ★ PLUS★ "The Maa Who Talked Too (88) THE O H R ISTO raERS ttoa. n u t deUv> Mark” t:4* (8-44) JIMMY DEAN SHOW For a "Spring Sales. Spectacular" deal see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! Manebeste)^, Conn. 8 :3 0 . Ri.'MIER (481 HICKEY ROONEY SHOW (2AS4) gU E EN FOB A DAY iggy aaO ia*U lU FOLlOiVlO BY CO-MATUai tiM ( 4A4) BED SKELTON 8HpW_ ( 4-AS) DAY IN COURT ’ t$*a. Na down K«*pt out gkire--praleets tJilt from wo«1ti*r. W ALT DISNKVn»n (22-14) BOB CUMMINGS 8HOW t:l* ( S-4*» HOUSE PARTY „ . . "W here Qscfps jpajment. ( 4-48) NAKED CITY (22-84) HAOniS RAOtllS (Colnfl ALLSTATE MERCHANDISE EVERY NIGHT "Baker’a Doiea" ( 8-48) GALE .STORM SHOW S h o p F o r K l % Sized V al^r* ProltcH corpoH «nd fino fumHuro from biaadjing* EXCEPT THE SEVEN CITIES CORPORATibN SATURDAY “From a Fish Hook To ,A Freight Car” OF ANTARCTICA H CARTER CHEVROLET, COMPANY Inc. OPEN 10 A.M^10 P.M. I^IONDAY thn Y .,4? A iJN iVtAilNif-- TtCMNicoiOi*«aww kicow c a r MORIARTY BROTHER? 118 ROEBLING STREET *^SnSSiSMMMar9l|7 ■ IM. • nve. Brooklyn'll, N. Y. PJW. FRIDAY A . RANGE and FUEL OIL . MANCHESTER. CONNj ^ I^T.5238 HOME SPECIALTIES CO. LiiNliNUu ! Evergreen 8-0337 Cable Addrem *

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■/ \ M ANCmaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TTTESDAY, APRIL 14, 1959 P A G E r v m Mi^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, APML14,19S9 Coventry with bTMCh of tha pMC«, wk* ro- pMsed and lilV hU ear approach­ B arry’s B ill Hope Dim on DiVertm g ]••••<) under ISOO bond. Both nre ing lganchaa£er 'CMan. Jolt, Herter W iU Assembly Votes CD Public Today due in court Snturdny. Eisenhower said Hunt, had thrmm wife PoUce aeid the two, who were againat the daahboard. Gets Support Zorimg Group You Shoidd Knio^,... driving In HlUneki’a nutomobUe, nose. 771# passing car hkd. con- F u n d s t o H ears B udget >4Ke nccuaed of dliturbing a man For Survey Unusd on its way. Hunt oald U.S. at Pa^ and a . woman who had walked Bushnell was traced through A legislative bill Introdiiced by Auxiliary Insurance Delays Action Elisha C.Free4man from a sandwich shop at Man­ the car’s- registration. B y M artin Manchester Rep. David Barry re­ The Boatd of ntrectora lajttunder It.*' The beet way to do Oil* Th* ieoon.of Uw Imdctt U chester Green. (OeatiaiMd from Page One) Prior m, 61 Hamlin,am lin St.; Mra. ceived support yesterday from The Coventry Planning and and stilt make capital improve­ Complaint against tha pair were O f JobJefes RiuMag of Hio wotor moint of fho Towii (Lwiitinned from Pag* One) Let them (the Democralkl be the night put t damper on the hope of ments. he s6ld, waa to adojtt hla thiowtnr atronc Uad- In recent montha, the 83-year- Uva budget for 1959-60 will be held of 74 Cottage 8t. 1954. / Dulles informed dally on Interna­ Malloy, South Coventry; Mra. E w lic hearing before the committee chsnge* because one member was coiild he used to free other money The library requeat, haa "In- tonif^It at 8 o'clock in the Waddell Police arrested Robert L. Webb, tional developments. "p.ipiAn, assisL-rt clinical profes­ e r A. S earle PInney. for construction of sn addition to rfeased at a faster rate than any otd focmer aupervlaor of hudfet voiced their opposition before the Sorpptimlst Club members held Elliolt. Bolton Center Rd.; Mra. on federal apd Intergovernmental Pinney referred to an earlier absent. School. 31. of 14 Waddell Rd.. el the Demociats put it over,*’ ment favor boo.«|ing salaries 'rom request for a zone ( liange was cc-^ sufficient money had .arcunui- Also. Board of Directoi’S, .26: Peter M. Bushnell of 673 Wood- United .Stages, Britain, France and Inycd liisi night. .loscph Lomh.ird employment In hla native Hartford ing the controller for supplies Town Court warrant charging him the door. HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, Henderson and son. 34 Bunce Dr.: Masonic Temple .site on F. Center said Smith "Tbo.se who want to the present Sfion for the 2-yenr ses­ lalcd for the pioposed *2.''i0.0n0 ad- GENERAL to come here is -egarded widely as General Manager. .44; controller, bridge St. was picked up on a West Germany. It is expected to Mrs. Betty Lou .Shea and daughter. of Wethersfield and Henry U, Yeo­ rather than ordering them inde­ .64,; in.surance, .58; elections. .18; with non-support. Ho haa been St. pas-sed the House of Repre­ vote for it can do it at that time. sion to S2..W0. ditioM. an o th er B oard of D ircclora the capital city’s loss and Man­ Town Court warrant charging last about thrift days. Center Rd., Vernon, mans of Coventry siso want a pendently, and also a reshaping of assessment. .62; collector of rev­ turned over to WlUlmantic police. him with evading responsibility The Morning Star Mothers Circle SINUS, ALLERGIES The doctors who arranged to sentatives Thursday and will now- ; nugM see fit In u.«e the money for T V SERVICE chester’s gain. the town's investment program to Carl C. Sorensen, 56. of 65 Lock- will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at DISCHARGED TODAY: David go to the Senate. - change from re.sldentml to com- "a launching pad, or a town enue, .40; town clerk, .40; treas­ and driring while under suspen­ meet at Walter Reed., to consider D ays He attended Hartford’s Weaver get the most favorable short-term wood St., was arrested and Wilson, 42 Elm Ter.; Christine.Car­ luerclnl land on .'touth .St. The two g arag e ■ go OK ^ urer, .13; planning and aonlng, .23; sion of his license. Released under the home of Mrs. James T. Hogan, Dulles’ condition included: 1 N Ighta vKivw Pins Parte High School, the Uniyeraity of benefits from Idle funds. charged with passing a red light 141 Bolton St. penter, Old Bolton Rd., Bolton; men want to b\dld a supermarket Tl\e Board of Directors would Connecticut, Trinity College, and town counsel. .67; development *500 bond, Bushnell is due in court Dr. Ralph FbUllpa. ’radid thera­ Michael Krol, Stafford Springs. t liei c. rr,L. 5H 8-5482 Freedman is working with Town commission. .19; and welfare, 1.06. on Main at Park Sts. He is due A renuu-ksble new “Puri* peutist. Memorial Hospital, New I 'e rn o n Planes to Try Air like to iiSe the money frdm the graduated cum laude from Syra­ Treasurer Walter Leclcrc on the A pril 27. Tile PZC may reachedule tlie Also, public works department in court Monday. St. Mary's Guild will meet tron” h u been developed T q rk a t y . Xl'lutor* fund to buy book* for cuse TJnlx’erslty in 1849 with a latter plan. Bushnell Is accused of bumping Thursday at 11 a.m. Members will by electronic tcienliiU. It meeting for Thursday Might If all I Whiton. and decreaae the amount bachelor of arts degree In political administration, .27: municipal a car belonging to Allred W. Hunt, provide their own sandwiches, and br. Gordon Zubrod, clinical -di­ Car Flip.s Over, members can be present. science and economics. He attend­ The former involves working up building, .43: building inspector. NATURAL DYES is being tcclsimed by doc­ rector, National Cancer Institute. I Itiey mu.sl spend on tlie total li­ a uniform purchasing schedule and. Wilmington, Del. — Synthetic 64, of Andover, who was driving dessert and coffee will be served tors efter they buy it and A bout Tow n brary brrdgpl, said Kelly. ed Syracuse’s Maxwell Graduate .48: engrlneerlng, .68; highways, south on Woodbridge St. about 4 by the following hostesses: Mrs. National Institutes of Health. I Catch of Satellite Mniicliosler Evening Herald MEMBER soon, the naming of a standard 4.42; sidewalks and curbs. .62; dyes have almost completely dis­ see it work in their own Dr. A. D. Daughton, Dulles’ per­ 2 Persons Hiir General .Manager Blchard Mar­ School In 1950 and in 1955 com­ specifications committee of town placed natural dyea used for mil- p.m. Saturday. Clayton'AUison, Mrs. Waiter Wir- Covenfr.v corres|>ondenl. Mrs. F. tin sard the flieriey Irhrary addr- pleted his thesis for a master’s de­ street-lighting, 1.42; garbage. 1.92; homes, for their own fami­ sonal physician. ' Miss. Rachel Ganter. 2S.5 An- Paiillnn Little, telephone I llgrim could best be built if the capi fiscal officials and department lenlumt to brighten fabrics, pot­ At the time of the accident Hunt talla, Mra George Banville imd Brig. Gen. Francis Pruitt, chief gree in public administration. The cemeteries, .84; new school con­ told police a trailing car had Mr*. James Robinson. lies — and for their patienta I tu m p i5t., and Mi-ss N ancy Ann A Lymn. .Mass., motori.st ' ' ’ his (Continued from Page ime) wa.s the seventh in nine tries for 2-62.81. heads. tery and glass. of medicine, W alter Reed. I King. 280 Woodbridge St., will be passenger were Injured this morn­ tat improvements plan wbirh be thesis dealt with organisation and stru ctio n . .13. in their offices and operat­ that type rocket. If It had betiaved j I tins Suggesleil foi­ for the next *ix Freedman has framed a new pur­ 1^22223 Capt. Edward J. Kamln, resident I initiated into meriber.ship by Gam- ing wlien Iheii; Cadillac flipped | things could go wrong before the methods programs for municipal Also, civil defense, .11: health ing rooms. as planned, tlie second stage woubt | CRAHII KILLS STATE MAN ; Venn l s adopted *oon. chase request form which he ex­ doctor in internal medicine, Walter over on Rt. 15 near Ramforih Rd, ■ cap.sule even ia ejected », (•mourn ioh •wlnii <•. governments, based on work he department, .27; recreation, 1,53: PURTTRON clean any I ma Chi Rho. honorary liberal arts have boosted the satellite payinarl New York, .Vprtl 14 -Fi—Ian "Even if 'the inoneyl l*n'l used ••VisirfH •••'(« a ■••'•MiN. (*>**nwf4 was doing then for the city of plained to department heads last Reed. [ sorority at Hillyer College, of the Exit in Vernon. ! The capsitle contarns in.stni- week, seeking their sugge.stions. parks and tree warden. 1.33; li­ ■TO OUR NKIOHBORS IN' . room of irritating dust, up to 9,000 miles an hour before T nrjaii, 28, of 10 lin e .St., New 1 iglu away. It will be there," he Hartford. Speculation on Dulles’ future in University of Hartford, at a for­ Slate I’olice said the dr iver. John ^ ment.* to sitpply oxygen and con- Cniinmi, ( oiiii.. w as UlJled w hen The form, along vrtth other im­ braries. 1.70: probate court, .02; ^393i odon, pollen and tmoka office continued among Congress separation of tire iiiiils. S?lgiialS| said, From 1944 to 1946 he.served as a town court. .34; retirement and In­ ■ » ! • UiiM mal ceremony tonight. The oere- Slaasinos. 70 and Mrs. Mary Con-: irol heal and atmospheric pres- Ills oar <'nisheil Into nn oveiqn's* ' We could attar h tome priority^ PINE LENOX provements In paperwork, would It’s belter than a kiiehoH m em bers. stan lin iv es. 74. al.so of Lynn, w ere I sure. Other instruments w ill check were received by three trarkingi Navy radioman mostly In Oki­ surance. 1.20; Hartford County I *IM - ttt.tS ! niony will be conducted by Mias stations for about seven minute.* supporting slnicliire on Cross to the money, agreed Kelly. insure quicker payment of bills and exhaust fan. There were well-founded report* takep lo Manchester Memorial ; how effecive the.se environmental nawa. He met Adeline, a Hartford tax , .72. iuit !■> ii’> itwMid I Arlene Peiras of this town, sororl- before the trouble developed. j Inland P ark w ay In Queen* at 4 Coal Mill a Year PHARMACY make bookkeeping easier for both MANCHESTER —Including some from* person* j ty president. Hospital for treatment. systenrs are. They are designerl naUve and an anthropology stu­ a.m. t relay. Tarjan, who wo* Mar-tin said that while the the town and its vendors. MAD WNAT OOCTORi AND U U tS SAY AAOUT AUAinONI who have talked to him—that ( .StassinOs suffered internal In­ keep small animals alive in 299 E. CENTER ST. dent at Syracuse, and they were U} Ahorit 8n per cent of the alone In the car. w as throw n town * bonded indehlednesa Is "not Possible financial benefits of the As you sre prebeblr ssewe, pl»»# aee betog maide ke eemblme **Surp»B00d oil txpoeUtiom*. “rin t timo to U FBBPB ■y Dulles has failed to respond to Pvt. is home on leave, Private juries, whilF- his passenger suf­ firtrue satellites. There is no ani­ married in 1951. Popformi nlraeUo for • with hU hnmjUi clooodl...«bt U W bt worlds dates are h arv ested In , out. One aide of the car wa* fofn high compared lo the average of Mi 9-0896 two plans is obvious. Both have brsothff. No SOTO throst. no erm«kod Kps-To treatment for a cancerous condi­ Brown is the son of Mr. and Mra. fered scalp lacerations and .'pinal mal in Discoverer II. After that year, Freedman worked kla« First N stkm ol B snk c t MaAohostST sad 'Hartford fu s t silom f psUont'* si. man spoke highly of' the town staff valuation of methods past and Sen. Themas Ku< hel of ('alifoi- 20 y ears p re se n t 'wUl be fo rth co m in g as Andover, Emanuel Lutheran of which he took command Jan. 5. nia. a.ssistant Senate Republioan .She leaves tw o shsters, Mrs. ('Tiiirrh Anril 18 inches is remarkably similar In “Very capable pecple,’’ he says, Freedman, a new town employe as • HBMMmnta— your oiodlt leader, said there i.s no question in Marion Di ig’ "ell of Somersville. Church, April 18. f,motion to the cap.sule planne4l for well as Martin’s fiscal manage­ -Mas-s.. and Xi| William Austin Paul Edward Philippe. USAF. of, , . , , h who taught him his way around his mind that Dulles will "elimi- Britain, and Francine Claire ' Mmeury which is expecled 1959 OIDSMOIIU DYNAMIC g* 2-DOOR SEDAN —Here is Olds- Kngihe is equipped with Kron-O-Way Carburetor and ment man, ot .lUnues to learn the Window Shades of M edford. .Mass. ■New In an unfamiliar system. • tnkM th m **1T’ o « t a t Imyinc r.ite himself if iiis medieal adviee ' Ohi-enski nf 53 Mills St., St. Bridg- to bring a man back from orbit mobile’s breath-taking "lunear Look ” beauty at its new 2 - s t a g e automatic choke for improved fuel econt^.v Now, Freedman is developing ropes and continues to Improve on indicates pliysical inability to re­ Tile fiineial wid be held torior- them . ModotoOreler ro’.v noon at the .1. .S, Waterman p fs Cliiii'i'h. A pril 18. j some two years hence. lowest price. The Dynamic 88 2-Door Sedan p u t s big-car See your local authorized Oldsmobile quality dealer. He II these'ldeas of Martin’s: • pHtn otp n dollaun in ytmr bndgot sume his full resprvnsihilitics.” 1 Building Permits I Eventually, controlled - envtron- Fkineral Home, Kenmorc Square, comfort and new‘‘rilide” Ride within eaay reach of cost- show you how easy it ia to stop up to an Olds Dynamic "From the standpoint of the , W alter ,1, Ko.*kov. erect building ment eapsule.a stich as this may be ALSO Boston. Burial will he in Forest country, our representative must ; on Bush Hill Rd , *11.000. the vehicles techmrians will use lo conscious bu.vers. Beat news of all: its spirited Rocket 88 2-Door Sedan—the • tnk— thn ’ *bumpn’ * out of yoor bvdgot Hills Cemetery^ Boston. VENETIAN BLINDS be on the same level as his countfr- .Jarvis Enterprises, erect ranch descend frorn large eommunica- Brtng your old roUera In nnd parts at the Geneva conference," There will b

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. QGiW.. TUESDAY, APRIL 14. / Safety' Assembly on such' occaalonB, s H o d ^ and HUGE SAVINGS Back To Goneva diamayed at the recklert, profli­ Deathi Lust Night Repeat League Held at Bowers One heartening word from Wash­ Connecticut gate nature of this Rlblcoff pro­ Selects Officers posal, which offended ever, tradi­ Bjr THK a s s o c i a t e d PRESS “atrolman 'William Pearton. Eitmhtfl irrald ington la that Preaident Elsen­ rejmsenting Chief of Pollba Jmmea tional RepubUctui virtue, and illus­ yJWariiiBgton ~ Mrt. Julia hower hss told James J. Wads­ Yankee trated, they said. What a wild ad­ Mra.'R. E.' Hagedom of St Rearapn, waa the guest of the oB? D»a worth, our principal negotiator at dict ' of ''bimkruptcy this Rlblcoff- Keeney, 69, a RepuMlom ’national Jamea’ Church p a ^ h has been Bowere. School students Rit their the Oenex'a talks on banning By A. H. O. really waa committeewoman from Connectl-^ named preaident of a new chaptar RUMiual M e ty Assembly yesterday sitemoonVin the school audito­ atomic tesU, that ws really want But now thb-^Republlcans were cut, died Monday of a heart at­ of the Laywomen’a Retreat coy, and making''-^eir fight only League.' rium. to negotiate a test ban. Whenavar wa oursalvaa. In tack. Mrs. Keeney, who waa In 824;828 MAIN STREET— Ml S-5I61 Sixth grade patrol leaders and an AUca in Wond^Iand altuaUon, on the side issue bf^dlverslon of Washington for a OOP women’F The chapter was formed last l,et us hope we really do want it. fund*, and conceding, tacitly, the helpers gave kpmmarles of their wa never • seem to nave' with us conference, waa a member of the weekend when 65 Manobeater particular jobs and asked the of­ . g s a u * » w for if that Is so, we probably have tha'right pdeca of cake which will bonding program which Was a^u- women attended the retreat-held ____ •! IU»oli»rt«T. Ctma.. u Connecticut State Leglalature ficer to sign their application for a chance of getUng it. The existing make us as tall as we ^aed to be aiiy the main issus of the h^u^g. from 1935-1945. She waa bom In at Our Lady of Calvary Retreat Oaai Mail lUJtw ______At last, however, there came the their fourth year award from the differences of poslUon between in order to undantand wtut ia go­ Hartford. House ill Farmington. WIN National Safety Council. Salel12-hpSeo- •DBBCBlPTltW RAW * ing on. As a consequence, spent moment when the committee Other officers are Mrs. David SALE! Our E u t and West at this conference New York — Thaddeua Satybel, . Also present and asked to sign Regular 69.9S R,«. 134.9S Riverside Air SALEI heavy the whole course of the legMlative chairman formally called for oppo­ Donqvan of St. *Bridget’a, vice the application were Mrs. EMword SAVE 7.65 aiv just as sertoua, or just as un­ hearing on Governor Rlbrcoff's sition. After all. the banker and 61, managing, director of the Po­ president; Mrs. Francis Minor of Cushion tires 39.95 bikes King M otor lish Morning World, a P o 11 s b Coltnian and John Ryan of the 22-inch rotary r s H m tilb r Drill Kit duty bulk oil important. as negotiators choose highway bonding program suffer­ Industrialist sentiment for - the S t Bartholomew’s, secretary; Bowers PTA. Mantb ...... ing from a whole series of gro­ great banding program had come language daily, died Monday, ap­ Mrs. John Tlemey of Assumption Porky the Pig 9.50 SALE! MRIINE stWM Ni-H- to make them. They concern two SALEI Simmons S quality W««irty ...... fX parently of a heart attack. He The students also describe the Ria. tb m f* O w ...... ” tesque misconceptions. x primarily from Waterbury, with parish, treasurer. 4 7 8 8 NOW OUART questions perhaps more academic joined the newspaper aa a repor­ rules for safe playing on the SALI 1 2 1 8 8 2 4 JF *308 312-coirinn6r$pring mattress C O M E IN and H N D OUT H O W EASY IT IS TO 30,50 DOWN coiqnr. quality at 299;95 MUlIBKR OF than real, the question of a veto, We thought, for instance, that a its great interest in Routes fi and The Laywomen’s Retreat school playground. A chart de­ 29“ THB A8BOCUTKD PRIiaS ter upon Ws arrival from Poland 16“ program which involved bonding fiv Surely, in all Connecticut, there League will sponsor Days of Rec­ picting this year’s school accident Complete in one unit— C M A A TiM «Mnrl>tri1 Pre** !• excluilrtly and the question of how inspection in 1939 and became managing di­ You get: sander, 6.70-15 tube-type lowestpriceever24 Mfgs. lilt price of Cruih-proofbbrdersjl 6 the stale to the extent of some mhst be some spokesman, some In- ollection and weekend retreaU record by months was displayed Husky 2% HP an­ America's finest! 3 Bring your own con­ nothing else to buy. 2 T H I C I C imtltlad to Ui« u»» of republlcotiMi of rector three years ago. He waa W IN THIS PIG. CONTEST ENDS APRIL 28. screwdriver, and blackwall, plus tax and 2 6 ' sizes. Ma- $3301 Speeds from air vents. Heavy sateen »ii dlaMtctaM crratod to it or teams shall be constituted. The »346 millions was a big bonding dl^ iial, who could not restrain his among teenage girls. along with many safety posters gina packad with HP engine plus new tainer and save on aSoi^lMCTMtted to tnu oop«r bom in Zyrardow, Poland. POWR-KRAFT dou- china welded, 1 '/z to 22 mph. Full licking. Full or twin. speaker systems—6 A V W Russians want a veto over the program, fright and horror of such a propo- and a large map showing safe lawn-turning power. "Swivel-aetion."Tills and trade-in tire. Wards heavy duty •B ettotoctu n«w» publlxheO here. We were told, most authorita­ Hobart, Okla. — R. J. Stephens, areas for playing on the grounds. ble-reduction gearshift action. speakers in all. Dual am- poWN All rIgbU of ropubllcjitlon aJjJPf®*** operations of the proposed inter­ sltlon.''’yhe chairman called for the Cuts neat 2 2 ' path. 15-mo. guorantee. bonderized frames. Vitalized. BOX SPRING . .39.88 U down tively. that perhaps the biggest 44, a bombardier with Gen. James Included in the program were full 2 2 ' path. Operate 6-gal. tank. plifier. Mahogany finish. '4lapucbM b«r«to are atoo rowrvod national inspection set-up; they oppositibn, and there-was none. gear drill! Sava! Drive to Words nowl Boys', red, girls, blue. trouble with it was that it was too Dwarfed down in the midst of H. Doolittle's B2Ss that made the safety recitations and songs done Leaf mulcher incl. m il MiTlc* elloBi of N. K A. 8«i^ also want the detection teams to IM tllC. small. events mubh too tall and grand for 1942 air raid on Tokyo, died Mon­ in unison by the klndergartners, iSibUabort ttoproMOMtltras; Tb« be made up primarily of natives of We also thought Connecticut us to comprehend, we could only day. He had been retired with a first graders,.and third.graders. J i £ u MAtbcwa 8 p « ^ **** the country In which they are lo­ was Connecticut, a "land of steady think of some, obviously ill-advised disability. Sixth grade participants were Tork. CUcAAo Dolrolt «na B o»t^ IS Stanley Opalach, M ward Coltman, H S m S S l AtnjlT BtJIUtAO OF cated, -with outsiders present as haoits" with a reverence for pay- things we had,, written earlier in CIRCDUtTIUNB ______as-you-go, that bankers were S5 REPORTED DROWNED William Rylander, Ellen Rea, Rob­ observers. the session, whet) we thought that, ert Willis, Sarah Chapin, Geoffrey bankers, and businessmen busi­ in this bonding proposal. Rlblcoff USE WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN FOR ALL PURCHASES "heae questions are academic in nessmen, that Republicans were New DelW, India, April 14 (AV- YOLIR Mandley, -Uarol Randall, Frank had failed in his uhual sure under­ Thlrty-flve persons were drowned Mlckewlcz, Linda Palaima, Mari­ much the same way aa the big Republicans, and that farmers standing of his own state, and while crossing the Sards River in were people who didn't believe In lyn Manchester, Marianne Skinner, .la T l» Maacbootcr EtotIik HftaW power veto in the United Nations when we thought that; of all Ws a small boat on the Indla.-Nepal Margaret 'T o m a s k o, Katherine spending what you didn’t have. border, reports reaching here to­ ^ Dtsjpiay adTorttllBC eloaing hours; Security Council is academic. If One by one. in the course of this proposals for this session, this I N S U R A t ^ C E Schwarz, Linda Jasitis, Peter For Honday—1 p .m v ^ d a y any power uses that veto in a ques­ hearing,’ our Illusions were lasted. would face the roughest going. day said. Parker, Pamela Smith, William -m r Tuesday—I p.ni M ot^ y Only five bodies have been re­ •mr Wednesday—1 P m^mesttoy. tion of war and peace, either the The bankers thought this bor­ Well, we shrink and learn. Hart, Fredericks Hettinger, Dale •For Thursday-1 p m. W^nesday. covered. Bycholskl, Alice Orzechowski, Paul ■For fviday-1 n.m. Thuniday General Assembly gets and han­ rowing prograiR was a wonderful PICTURE 'Tor iaturday—1 P « thing. Jubenville, Glen Potter, John Mott, . Classified deadline; 10 SO a “ ^eaf* dles the issue in question, or it is The industrialist who could con­ Katherine 'Lyons and Llndamae .day of publleatlon except Saturday— the end of the United Nations. ceivably have taken the line that A Thought for Today Balchunas. SALEI 4-PIECE F a m.______^ SAlEi HEAVY DUTY HALF,: SPUN Similarly, in the proposed interna­ putting' the state in the red to Sponsored by the Manchester COMPLETE? SALE! All-PUR- CANISHR SET Tuesday. April 1* ROCK WOOL tional body to control atomic tests, such an extent would be a devel­ Oonncll of Churches Only MOTOR Oil POSE JET PUMP Whlla finlihad malol, opment which would frighten in­ Steineker Picked Lightweight Insu­ any use of a veto, or any attempt Wards Heavy- Dtlivert 1050 Cf H for lation. Bag rovers ceppartena QQ^ The Real Enemy dustry away testified that, if this Duty—10 qt. can Hdi, trim. to prevent detection of an explo­ borrowing were not done, his firm Paul Young, missionary among By Buckley PTA wetli to 90 _ 20 sq. ft. 1 3 8 - Thlity-flve Roman Catholic sion which had taken place would might no longer be able to exist in the tribes o f the State of MAto 2.33 ft.'A-HP. $ 8 1 .8 8 There will be no missing pieces in your insurance Qt, can ...... 26c iiriestF who have been serving; with mean that.the nation responsible Connecticut. Grosso in Brazil intrigued the local Calvin Steineker was elected I protection if you let us plan a complete program the French army In Algeria are was blasting the control system The insurance executive who people when he first went there by i i t e a president for the coming year at might conceivably have delivered a tailored to your individual needs. Professionally j;ullty of drawing a free world her­ and the ban out o ' existence, right receiving small pieces of paper the Buckley PTA meeting last eve­ Reg. IS.P.S Reg. 5.69 SAlEI29c-39c Sale I Reg. 4.98 SPECIAL I 3 pc. If: ring across the red trail of Com­ lecture on thrift delivered, in­ (Ws mail) and sitting and staring gives you planned protection is an important part of our ^ ning. 79.95 gas T then and there. stead. the seducing theory that one 32.95 storm- Super munist crimes in Tibet. But it is at them. They akked him why he personal service. Call us today! The other officers elected are | kitchen tools woter heater W ordflex white both set ■ The proposed International con­ need no longer consider interest did it and he explained that he re­ Kenneth Collman, vice president; screen door Now 1 2 . 8 8 House Point Just as well they have, following charges an expensive way of doing Mrs. William Taylor, secretary; IT trol of atomic tests tvill work only ceived news in this way. Later the dictatea of their own con- things, because if you delay proj­ A L L A R O U N D John Andriole, treasurer. 'The PTA 433 if it has no tests to detect or try they saw him reading the Bible 3AL$^ 1 ects they may cost you that much Council delegates will be Mrs. Isa- j M ■ lo«8 RMiife j U sclenccr done ao. For the deadly and he explained that from this Up to 76 combinal SALEI 4 6 6 FOR 74“ to punish. The role o f the tech­ more anyway. dore Raddlng, Mrs. Roger Ma- 5 gal. book he got news of the great parallels of our vyorld do exist, and The Connecticut farmer who S A f E T Y hin.nth 2V^ I inches. Rust-resistant metol Compare at 108.50. SALE! ELECTRIC SALEI SLIDE- nical safeguards must indeed he comber and Mrs. Charles Spaeth. Fast recovery. Thick Reduead 15% they must, some time, be brought Father—God,, Choose from 7 5 Stain-resistant chi­ SALE! 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Heavy­ Retains color, wears spoons, fork, ladle, glass lining. 10-yr. g u o ra n tta . num. Color choice, adlutloble common summary of the good and glibly over into an acceptance of giving him just the opening he which was attended by over 100 weight aluminum. ing, dining,bedroom porcelain tub. Enameled _ ifiolva.. 9 . 8 8 pact, if there la one. will only be people. White elephant prizes were frame. Screen and evenly. Compore strainers, and morel guarantee. flnlih. 2.99 4 0 .gallon. 99.00 nylon cord. the bad, and we shall never have its apparent necessity and wisdom. wanted to tell them of God’s love walls. Washable. as good as the word and intent of And the Republicans, what of Economy exchanged by all attending. Re­ hardware included. with 7.35 brands. J>eace or justice until we learn to and of the way he wants men to freshments were hot pizza pie and | those making it. The first teat by them? There was no need to ima­ live. 'condemn one e\nl as readily as coffee. any major power would blow up gine what they might say, on a Have you opened your Bible and AND COMPLETE another, until we judge acts by day like this. They had said it in a m gotten the news from God today? ib .r H ITH the compact, veto or no veto, IN SU R A N C E INCUKPOKATED RECORD LOW FOR DATE what they are Instead of by who special session of the General As­ Rev. H. Osgood Bennett Windsor Locks, April 14 (fl*)—A whatever the proportion of na­ sembly last year, when they had S happens to be committing them. Dcnendability temperature of 24.3 degrees was E R I C A tionals in the ^n8pec^lon teams. turned this same program down ‘ Los Angeles—About 86 per cent The world, at the moment. Is 96> MAIN 81„ GROUND FIXJOR — TEL Ml 9-6241 recorded today at 6:10 a.m. at the The Important thing, at Geneva, cold. They had said it duriiig the of California’s total energy re­ ‘'INSlmANSMITHS SINCE 1914” concentrating, with deserved right­ quirements are provided by natural U.S. Weather Bureau here, a new iB to ratify and formalize a state of campaign last fall, not once, but record low for the date. eous indignation, on the fact that again and again. They had been, gas. affairs which, so faf aa Britain, insist on it,.. The previous low was 25.0 de­ the Chinese Communists are ^n- grees recorded in 1940. gB"ed In a "brutal suppression" of Russia and tha United States are concerned, ta already in existence. a revolt for Independence In Tibet The thlrty-flve' prlesU serving We are already living In a tem­ porary, conditional cessation of NOW IN STOCK with the French army in Algeria tests, and it may be that even now have been moved by their con MOTOR-MEDIC we have a sitnatlon in which any science to forward to their su­ of these three major powers will Stops Oil Burning perior bishops in ^ an ce a report hesitate to be the first to resume Stops Exhaust Jn which they charge the follow­ Smoking testing. ing: Increases Gas "Arbitrary arrests and reten­ niere seems no such hesitancy, YOUR Mileage Raises Compression tions are numerous; Interrogations however, on the part of France, a “MY nation not yet in the atomic club, Increases Oil raactM are conducted only too normally Pressure IT4UHi by methods that we must call tor­ and anxious to join; so it can ewry Quiets Noisy the title of atomic power. And that DOCTOR...” Motors •V ] ture. iToaaw ; "Summary executions of prison­ is a very special and very potent reason why the atomic Big Three DISTRIBUTED BY .aeowriaoMi ers, civilian and military .ordered REALTOR ay W4U10 .. Ml by incompetent judicial authori­ do need to reach, at Geneva, a ties but concealed most often by formalization of policy and the creation of an International or­ MANCHESTER the pfea ‘attempted flight’ and cov­ This possessive phrase 828 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ganization. The longer they wait, ered up by official reports, are not is familiar to alL A U T O P A R T S PHONE Ml 3-5161 exceptional. the n;ore chance for anarchy, the less chance for atomic order. It represents "Finally, it is not unusual dur­ the profound confidence 2 7 0 BROAD ST. ing operations for the wounded to KNOWS American people have in physicians. The Ordeal Of Dulles be finished off. We must add that But do you really have a family physician? these practices extend down to the The ordeal of John Foster Even though you may haOe been fortunate, not lowest echelon of the milltarj' or­ Dulles, being endured by him. in ganization.” that public eye which never de­ requiring medical care, Open Tonight For This Event 6:00 ! This barbarism in Algeria is the serts a high official, may do more it is stltch-in-time wisdom product of civilized France, our than reams of prepared exhorta­ to establish a "family doctor” relationship. friend and ally, which is using tion could do to persuade the Simply contact .the physician arms supplied by us. France is en­ GET H€RE EARLY — SHOP AT WARDS WITH CONFIDENCE — BUY NOW, PAY LATER. 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jV-sT. '■ - PAGE NINB'^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, TONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 14. 1969 •■ V .:• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 14,1959 m C B T Prim* ^Minister Nehru jvlll go there, to meet the Dalai Lama lived with Laitgiano at NeW Bed­ during the course of her travel* Paiichen Lama stood on Immediate repetition of Missions’ that the needs, of people every­ IRi/^giofud u istrict 8 three daya later. thU Item. It w fs truly delightful. Court Continues ford until early March When, Nixon for World Court From Formosa cam* fresh re­ Langiano, chef at a private school where are basically similar, and Y^^hg Artist The Ritual Fire Dance came that people In the miaaion field to­ At China Talks port* of continuing strife In Tibet. IS.**' close behind... with clear trills Abduction Case at Marlon, Mosa., left ow a cruise Speaker’s Tbeme RICH FARM FIELD LOAM All were credited to Intelligence for members of the-'school's student day try to admlniater to the whole and accented rhythm. . . splendid man, not juat to hi* religious need*. H As Umpire in Disputes sources on the China Mainland. Show s Poise^ body. While he was gone, Mrs. "Missions Around the World” (ConMnued frop Fefe One) None could be confirmed. "bravura" throughout. Meriden, April 14 (>P1—The qases Gallant returned to Connecticut.. She vUited Africa, Iqdia, Japan, UFE It seemed As If these two hum- of two New Bedford. Mass, broth­ was the theme of the talk given by Hongkong and Formosa, where the >r The Independent China Poet said ,bers might have closed the pro­ ers held In connectlon~’with the Miss Evelyn Stark at the 14th an­ Lutheran Church haa missionary CU. YP. (Continued from Pnge One) Import duty on tea from India and the Communists had rushed In four Preparation MAYOR LEE HONORED RH AM budget Slashed export ($nty on wool to India- — divisions of reinforcements. gram advantageously, because of abduction of a 2-year-old girl have nual birthday party of the Mis- center*,-- the contrast in mood and rhythm, been continued to April 20. Hartford, April 14 (A>)—Richard Halleck and Byrne* said the sur- two main Item* of the mountain­ The Nationalist Justice Minis­ C. Lee, meyor of New Haven, ha* atonary Circle of Emanuel Laither- Devotiona were lead by Herman I f a i w * bttu ciu ^ d p k a t t plus the excellent technique evi­ Police Court Judge Frank lodice Frerichs, Intern at the church. Mr*. ve.v "Indicated widespread voter try’s Tatao news agenty said the been named winner of the 12th ah Church last night 5 and 7 YD. LOAD DfUVERED An austerity program’ will be* Former State Rep. Karl Links ous country’s trade. rebels freed moi'a than 1,000 anti­ XnoUiier. •xampl* o t Manchei- denced in both. agreed to the continuance yester­ Miss .Stark, executive director of Earle Scott, president, welcomed support” of efforts of the ..Presi- m L E s J o m m H r annual Americanism award of the slated for RHAM High School was nominated os moderator, but Trade sources In Kallpipong. on communist Tibetans from two con­ ttr'a fin* t*«n**e talent wAs pre- "nie Perpetum Mobile of Weber day to give the prosecutor time to the Augustana Lutheran Church the guests, and Mrs. Herman when First Selectman Winthrop dent and Republicans in Congress the Indla-Tlbet chravairionte, said was a fine piece of work but It is a complete hi.s investigation; The Connecticut Valley Council of ^ T iL Ml 7-4824^TR 5*1582 centration camps when the 'iTht- » Mmnomtmmum •Mited Monday evening at the B'nai B'rith. The announcement of Wornen, last year traveled 80,000 Petersen played aelectlons on next year as the result of cuts Porter nominated Horton, Links to achieve a balanced federal Tibet’s already depleted resources tng broke out In IJiaaa late last fatiguing number to play apd the brothers, Eugene and Marc An­ the piano. The benediction was M h sm u f ‘74SS \ . South CSiurch when Sandra U Mc- the Jewish service organization's miles in 66 days as an ambassador made last night which may reach withdrew his name. a,, budget. could ill afford to lose such Sub- month. performer never quite gets all the thony Langiano, remained at for the Women's Ml.ssionary So­ pronounced by the Rev. C. Henry Ah item by item presentation of stanlial revenue. Other Talpef.newspapera carried Kenney. a pupil of Frederic R credit due for the actual effort in­ liberty under bonds of ll.OOO each award for 1959 was made by between l^ and 16 per cent of a "By the same token," they said, Herbert Setlow, council president. ciety. She stated that • she found Anderson, pastor of the church. the budget was theh made by Re­ The Indian government an- i-eporta, purportedly from ’’ elplng Werner, appeared in a solo piano- volved In Its preparation, or per­ on breach of the peace counts. budget of 1450,936. gional Board Treasurer Stephen "an overwhelming majority of people back liome trust President nouncetl llial the Dalai 1-aina and via Hong Kong, (hat the Reds had fort* reclUl. . u formance. The Turkish March of The brothers sre charged with Resident.* of Regional District 8 Degnan. his 80-menibcr entourage will ar­ Hiresled a large number of A true evaluation of such a per Mozart and the familiar Grieg Con­ taking Barbara Suzanne Gallant in a standing vote cut 843,250 After the presentation when Eisenhower’s judgment on the na- 'tloh's defense needs." Some Demo­ rive at the railhead town of Tez- Buddhi.sla In different parts of formanc* 1* based on the overall certo Theme were very acceptable from the arms of her mother on a from the buoget on a motion pre­ Horton announced he was ready pur, In northeast India. April 18. Tibet. piaure rather then on the pure , . . the ntechanics of the former Meriden street. Eugene Langiano sented as the recommendation of crats in Congress liave expressed to accopt e motion, Porter waa fear that the defense program has The announcement said . the 50 lechnical aide. First, it was evident well recognized and the dynamics claimed to be tlie father of the the Hebron and Marlborough recognized and moved that the newsmen and photogi aplihrs wait­ that the young artist had excellent of the Istlcr given adequate free­ child born to /'M rs. Gallant in Boards of Selectmen and Finance budget be adopted as presented. been cut too thin'in an effort to achieve a balanced budget. ing at Tezpur will gel a full oppor­ preparation for this program: dom. Bridgeport while they were mar­ and a self-appointed citizens’ group When cries of protest were heard Gets Scholarship tunity to meet the Dalai l>ama. First Half: "Peer Gynt Suite. Miss McKenney is a charming ried. from Andover. The vote , was from the crowd. Porter informed "The President’s firm stand on Tibet’s fugitive spirlliml and P. and J. Edfrard Grieg. (All four move­ and winsome performer, a detight- Mrs. Gallant admitted Langiano BEZZINI FURNITURE audibly questioned, but moderator them that the motion had to be Bruce Mason, son of Mr. and the Berlin situation,” the leaders temporal leader Is to leave the reported, "is receiving widespread ments). fui combination of confidence and was the baby’s father but claimed John Horton ruled the vote car­ made first and then it could be Mrs. Stanley Mason of Cleveland, same day by train for his home-ln- Secind Half: Marcia Alla Turca, modesty. She has made an excel­ their marriage was Illegal since amended, approval, most citizens being con­ ried and called for adjournment. 'Tenn., former Manchester resi­ exile at Mussoorle, the hill resort Mozart; Opening Theme from lent start in this recital and It Is she had been divorced Illegally FACTORY According to statutes on region­ After Porter’s mot(on was sec­ vinced that appeasement of the 150 miles northeast of New Delhi. Grieg fMano Concerto; Ballade, De­ to be hoped that she may bring to from Leo I’. Gallant, whom she al districts, another budget hear­ onded, John H. Yeomans of the dent, has been awarded a found­ Russians would he a grave mis­ Indian Foreign Ministry Secre­ LIVE BAIT bussy: Ritual Fire Dance, De Fall; BROTHERS Manrhe.ater audiences, many more remarried several weeks ago. ing could be called within two Regional Board pointed out that er’s scholarship of $500 for 19.59-60 take.” tary S. Dutt said he did not know Perpetuum Mobile, Von Weber. of the same calibre. Mrs. Gallant and her daughter weeks, but Regional 8 School the Board had presented an item­ by Vanderbilt University. The In the area of what they called whether the Dalai Ijania would FOR SALE No Apologies Board members indicated the ized budget and suggested that scholarship, which is renewable, "spendthrift federal programs,” Directs Concert make a statement to the pre.ss The natural tension which is an SHOWOOM budget will stand as cut last night. the meeting consider the budget, was given him on the basis of his Halleck and Byrnes said there was A concert of sacred nuisic will "His Holiness Is a very wise inevitable concomitant of a solo item by item. Again there were high school record, his showing "a llnimhs-down reaction almost Opening Sat., April 18 The district School Board gath­ be given by the Yale Divinity man." said Dull, ' and It's for bin: ”* Simdard ' performance is largely responsible calls from the crowd Indicating on a national merit test, end >n a everywhere" to any proposals in­ to decide what he will say to the for occasional lapses of iiotatlon— ered for a brief conference after School Choir tomorrow night at 8 5 A.M. the budget meeting to call a meet­ that they did not want a detailed college board examination. The volving heavy expenditures for o'clock at the Talcotlville Congre­ press and how." HOLLYV^OD a fact well known both 66 artists review. They wanted to vote and grandson of Mrs. Samuel Mason^ things not needed at this lime. The special alr-conditioned train and audiences . . . .with absolutely ing for tonight at 8 o'clock in the 21 Summit St., He attended High­ gational Church. The choir is 110 Spruce Street sch'ool. In preparation for the meet­ go home, They said they found stron„ senll- under the direction of Charles cariylng the royal refugee ia ex­ no apologies necessary. Miss Mc- Cassius Freeman of Marlbor­ land Park and Barnard Sclufhls mcnl for the President to exercise pected to reach Mus.sooiie Apnl 21. Kenney’s ."mode of performance" ing, principal Carlton B. Seybolt when the family lived in Manches­ Krigbaum, assistant university or­ itm CHAW haa been asked to explore all areas ough recommended that the Board hl.s veto power "in an attempt to ganist and instructor in organ was confident, clear and at times should work with the towm Boards ter. hold things within a proper bal­ of occasional abandon, even quite of services so that the board may playing at Yale University since determine where cuts can be made. of Finance afterward to cut o>it ance." November 1958. 1* eoa- masterful. Her sense of interpreta­ everything that could be cut out of the meeting was over.- However, id from tion Was good. Her rhythm was Operating Budget Affected The choir will sing a wide varie­ 5.^ to attain a realistic budget. the first motion, to which the ty of church music, ranging from ret^-wheel to above reproach. Strangely enough. Action at last night’s meeting The atmosphere of a mId-West amendment waa made, then liad to ftodt-wheel It was the passages requiring spe­ wUi primarily affect the school’s Sul) Base Team earlv plain song to contemporary. JIM’S DRIVE-IN BARBER SHOP circus tent revival came to the be voted on. Again, the .standing ThI.s 1s the first lime that the Dropsies* cial technical facility where her operating budget of $275,276. The meeting *s Marlborough’s Finance 12.’{ SPHUCK STRKKT talent waa moat In evidence. It Is vote was taken by sight. Confers Degree choir, made up of 24 male slu- to sit J-iotfc remaining items are $164,160, Board chairman Philip Wadhanis Since many of those who .had. denls. haa appeared In this area. ruten. usually more nerve racking to play which includes a principal pay­ exhorted the crowd to rise as the voted for the amendment had left, a familiar part because even an It haa only been In recent years Now Open Daily $72.« ment of $105,000 and an interest name of each town waa called, to calls questioning the tellers’ opin­ A degree team from the U..S. that the choir has presented pro­ audience that does not play can payment of $59,160 on service of see what the representation at the Submarine Base at New London recognize error*— if any are pres­ ion were voiced, which, if recog­ grams for the general public 8 A M . to 6 P.M . the $1,950,000, and a capital out­ meeting was. nized. would have required that will exemplify the Fellowcrafl de­ Chairmen of Hie event are Wil­ ent Bezzini Brothers’ new lay item of $11,5Q0. Di.sputes on procedure followed gree when Manchester I>idge of NsIlywM* Ovit TsiUt Cn« i*4 But in several different num­ an actual count of those voting he liam stiiith and Mrs. Dorothy Beal. Consequently, if the $43,250 cut until Taylor offered the amend­ taken. If the original motion were Masons meets lonigllt at 7:30. Specializing In— Fits over average coilM bers Miss Kenney had « prob­ home, a modern and spa­ Is taken from the operating budg­ ment after a prepared speech in defeated, the amemiment would bowl. Sturdily con- lem In pure technique and each which he .said. '‘Unless we call a Member.* of the team are Lt. lect. Policeman John Moriti.s i Children’.s and Ladie.s’ et total it will represent a cut of also have been nullified and a new Cmdr. \V. E. Plu.sch, retired, wor­ iiruned. Esiilv cleaned. time she carried it through with almost 16 per cent. If the capital halt to higher taxes. \('e will tax motion conld have been entered. leaped Into the water in the after- ; Haircutting precision and deftness. This is cious furniture showroom oiir.selves out of existence.” He shipful master; ENC Joseph A. noon, thinking tliat a boy had [ outlay item of $11,500 (for baseball However. Horton did not recognize Hanzel, retired, senior warden; S S I .00 proof of both preparation and per­ and other ., fields and grading a said that the 3-town group he rep­ those quostipning the vole and a tumbled in. The officer wa.s taken j CHILDREN UNDER 12 sonal poise. In the latter, the located on East Center resented felt that cuts could be KMC Leroy Hoffman, retired, jun­ ateep, eroded bank) is deducted motion was accepted to adjourn to a ho.«pital after he left the ' A.M) RETIRED MEN $1 00 young lady was never out of made in the number of tencliers, ior warden; HMI Hugs Teel, treas­ chilling water and a search WELDON DRUB CO. first, the slash ammints to a more the tfieeling. urer; Lt. Howard Weatherlow, hand. Through the varying moods Street in Manchester. the school library, custodial sen'- through the afternoon proveil 2 BARBERS AT YOUR SERVICE • FREE I'AIIKIN’G Authorized Dealer than 11 per cent cut of the op­ Surprise was expressed at the US.NR, secretary; QMC Harry G. and tempos she maintained Her i'ces, guidance, supplies and inserv­ Board’s decision after the meeting fruit le.-w. There have been no chil- MI MAIN BT.—an 8-A8Z1 erating budget. ice education. Referring to the Hill, retired, chaplain; P.l.C. self control and charm. Twenty-two thousand With this curtailment facing the to "live with" the clits since many di en repoi led mi.xsing in the area. It Is possible too that the very last item, Taylor said he had been had thought the amendment had Theodore Cole, USCG. senior dea­ act of trying to give one's best program. Board (Jhairman H. Clay told by a former superintendent con; ENC Petrus Vanollcfin, re­ square feet of furniture Oabom of Hebron said last night been prnpo.sed by the finance may result In starling at too that the Inservice item coirid be boards a.s a "shocker” that would tired, junior deacon; (JMC Curtis rapid a tempo or letting the pace that ail frills will have to be cut eliminated. The only former super­ B. Shellman. USNR. senior stew­ in order to provide the ba.sic, sound force the Regional Board to ac­ run a little ahead after starting. display area on hoth the intendent of Regional District R is cept their recommendations. ard; and SFC Edward Srayberry, This is always difficult to take, in educational program with which Dr. W. Christof , Heisler, who re­ junior steward. hand once started, but Miss Mc- main and basement floors the board is charged. Osborn em­ signed last year. A brief business meeting will phasized that fundamentals would Manoliester Evening Herald .\n- Kenney was equal to the situa­ Taylor said, "We feel the school dover correspondent !\Irs. rdiil K. proceed the degree work and re­ have to be taken care of first, can operate very well on much less tion. greet the onlooker and the Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim freshments will be served follow­ (iJh^ be B A Hebron resident, Benton D. money. ” He called for his amend­ Debussy Gem 2-68,56. ing the work of the evening. The gem of the program was shopper. New fashions and (^h'ittenden, attempted to point out ment to be passed by ballot vote. the Ballade of Debussy. Miss Mc- that the cut. would affect the op­ However, after discu.ssion. mod­ SEARCH C ALLED OI F erating budget sizably. Emory erator Horton ruled that a stand­ BOY KILLED BY (’ \K Kenney seemed quite at home in Norwalk, April If id’’ Five- Hamden, April 14 -Hamden exciting cover fabrics will Taylor of the Hebron Board of ing vote could be taken and ap­ police have called oft their search the modern Idiom ... and played Finance replied that the cut pointed two tellers. Those voting year-old Rand.v .Byrd was fatally this with a lovely legato and deli­ would amount to "only nine per injured yesterd y by an automo­ for a boy who they had first be exhibited for a first time were not actually counted. The thought fell into Lake Whitney. cate abandon. . . just the right cent.” t tellers’ decision was rendered by bile in a supermarket parking lot. shade of rubato. One could have Meeting Moved sight, concluding that the amend­ Police :aid the child had been Police Chief Robert S. Thatcher since leaving the designers’ .said the report that a ho.v fell into The meeting was moved from ment was adopted. shopping with his mother, Mrs, Many people then left the audi­ Mary Ann Byrd of F.a.st Norwalk, the water from a bridge abutment the auditorium to the gymnasium yesterday might have been incor- tables at Bezzini Brothers’ because of the crowd's size. torium, feeling that the major part when the accident occurred. Discouit Prices Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike \V. and €>wn furniture factory in A ll Dcpdrtmtnfs Broad St„ Marchester, Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to Manchester. Displayed in / 6 P.M.— Wednesday, Thursday. Friday*, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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•L PAGE ELE^ MANCHES'TER e v e n i n g , h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CON^^h TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1969 .J______^______r-’ I II ...k: ■ . II V...... — — r DAILY CROSSWORD PL'/ZLB the tax boap weuL GREAT CAESAR/ American Patriot saving if alufhinum aiding instead brary and look around she Con-'' Assessor Out r be a member of the tax FIN ANCI A LLY! INSTRUMENT!^ ' IF THIS IS A JEST, I jParty Seeks of brick walls ib.used In the high eluded. board. HAVE YOU EVER ^ THAT AMOS,TM ^AMPUr4‘ THE COUSH MBDICNB^ niS A GRISLY . N « w 1959 AT LOCAL OUCERV WHEN I RUNS iNTOTif ACROSS 50 Girl's name school which m-ust bp built within Dress Revue Held The Common Pleas Court ruled CON8IPEREP > IS OF LITTLE ONE/t h e y d id 61 Musical srn the next three years Tq acicommo- A numlier of Sotrth, Windsor For Danbury in LOm1)aidi's favOr on the dlepute. TAILING ON A (CONSEQUENCE. sa?oMiwo OUR B a rs coft'NA k a s s l e .^ th is 3 Chaimd ' MENTION A I'American quality Rec Director date an overflowing eebd^ popula­ girls took part in the^Bedond A n ­ It was this decl*lon-t)iat .was over­ MlSTAkES A\£ PER VOU,-ON ACCOUNT SCRIPT— KAFF- patriot, — PUierMeifr. OP 1 SOT tli' 5A^^E g’ARRy.VORS PROFILE, ANf ■52 Droop 1=3 tion^' G. Martin Kraus, ' Public nual T ■ hi. County 4-H Club Hartford, April 1*''' (A>)— Jere­ turned by .the stste's higheet court KAFF.''-1WILL Revere Clothing Revue .Which was held SAYS CXJR B(3V'S SUPPOSED TO TARE TH ' , S3.Islands (Fr.) Buflding Commission chairman, miah r . ^Lombardi Jr. has been yesterday. Storm , NOT BE A PARTY 5 H e ----- bom 64'Concludes HfelU'l For Schools said his group would have to stut^ at the HebronJSaementary SchooL PEEPE5T W E Sin ce b e e b e b o b b e d o P i UI lIS?' ordered by y » State Supreme Aesbclqte Justice Samuel Mel- TO SUCH CHICANEJN/ in Boston 55 Bitter vetch the matter before he'^oquld say For them jt-^waa somewhat o f a iNA BATHYSPHERE.'— VA BETTER SPELL in 1735 a a iJ P litiC who wrote the decision, said ^ COMB.VJEVNILL 56 Essential being A permanent director of recrea­ what savings might be mkde T>y nia^quera^ performance, as the Court of to quit the office Windows THIS OUT TO ALOYSIUS WiTH LETTERS FROM , C0NFR0NTTHOS& 8 H ii midnight titere are precedArtts to support the TH^TOP of AN EYE CHART, DOWN tion for South Windsor,, may be using aluminum in the wall con­ fToii>,Wiui listed on the program o f asaeaadr In Danbury and turn doctrine of "Imposed resigna­ 'RASCALLY REOSRINS -----^ was m as Vernon Seamstresses. OR YA^MISHT Win d U P , 34 Be present appointed in the hear future to struction. It oy*r to Evo Butera. tion," the key point Irt this case. THIS VERY immortaliied 1 Mexican coins lo Tradesman ThM e -w^o participated and the WE.ARTk A TOMMYHA\Nl< 36 Archetypes Westbrook first became dis­ Tlie two men were candidates W hat thls^ means, he explained, MINUTE/ by Longfellow 2 Harmonize 11 Sea eagles provide management and aupervie- items m«)delei} Included: Rebecca IN YOUR LAPEL.' 19 Dairy market 37 Idolizes turbed about the matter because, this Job on M ay 14, 1957, when is that wlien a person accepts a 13 Volcano in 3 Joins ory service at the 1(R^ achool N'ederwelfer, Achool clothes: Mer- 4or 20 Separate 38 Sticky he said, the present borrowing od- the town's 14-man joint tax board second office which It Incompatible Sicily 4 Gibbon. rilyn Niederweifer, seml-dreas; M-m incidents substance playgrounds. pacity o f the town is only a tpillion met to vote on the matter...... with the ...... first, he "vacates, . _ or „ by IS He died at the 5 Lave Joyce Kalber, Alyce Zliiamer, 8 Exchange 23 Ascetic 40 Expunge The Democratic Town Commit­ dollars. It. is ex,pected that the The vote came out 7-7, eo tlie I implication, reslgne, the first, l^vln lock bolts, all extruded alu­ «Y V. T. HAMLIN ----- of 83 • Frances Zimmer, Sandra Wilson, tooainf- a l l e y OOP premium 25 Deer horn 43 OtherWlae tee gtarted.the ball rolling in that new high !.^ool will qobt double chairman, acting on a special rule ] Because Rocano became a tntni minum, completely weather-strip- 14 River in TherMa LeTertdre and sMarllyn I DONTTMIMK / ME rVE COME FDR HIS Germany 7 Old World 27 Raced 44 Shakeq>earetB direction by voting to.requeat the that figure.. to which ail parties were agreed, her of the tax board, the opinion Awnings for windowa, king Dsen, all In best dKsaefli-, and rrs TM' 7 HOLVCCW JI WANT AW V NEITHW RCTr'AL MOCVIAN 15 His w*mlng lizard 28 “Galloping Board of Selectmen to appoint a Size of the Grand List and per­ wae alloweded to------vote twice. His sec- said, he la presumed to have ef porches, doors and phtiaa. 45 Loiters Darya Mm Up, tailored o"tRt. - fectivcly surrendered and relin­ MK-UP5 HIGHNESS.. ----- red the 8 Unit of dominoes" fiv e man com mittee to InvesUgrate centage of assessed valuation ond vote made it 8-7 in favor of Storm Doors $31.95* 17 colors; roll Up for easy 48 Legal point quished his position on the Board WITH HIM WHERE Minutemen reluctance 33 Pasteboard the matter. Such approval is con thereon determine the amount a Hearing Pnatponed Butera. , etorage. container 50 Contend \OT ■ 24 Tops of heads IS 19 26 Worms taining and coordinating athletic more business and industry to p.m. stitu’LC to bo held at New Britain JA K E ’ M-lUt i programs at the Union, Wapplng 28 Eater n f P1) South Windsor,” Westbrook noted. Smith Elected, Teachers College of Connecticut X 29 Tree fluid i i Pleasant Valley, and A very St. Loth he and Cutler emphasized David D. Smith. Commission from June 29 through Aug. '7. i71 School fields and at the St. Fran­ 30 Devotee IJ that the town has an Industrial chairman, wa.^ elected a director Warren, a graduate of Manches­ 31 Dutch uncle cis of Assisi CSiurch field. Development Commission which is of the Connecticut Federation of ter High School, received e BY DICK TURNER 19 I fi CARNIVAL 32 Mountain pass 1 Youths Sentenced doing all in Its power to attract Planning and Zoning agencies at bachelor of science degree from 33 Flogged Two youths who broke into Ed­ industry Cutler said the IDC Ls the annual meeting of that body .^.jringfleld College and a master 51 M ward Gutt’s package store on Rt. 35 Dropsy , i now negotiating with a steel In Hartford. of arts degree from Coivmb a Uni­ 38 Father li )1 8 Friday night and stole several processing concern and with sev­ Orange Sleets Tonight versity. He will be enrolled'in two liY A I. VKRM K LR (Latin) m cases of whiskey were sentenced eral other businesses on the possi­ courses this summer, biology and I'HISCILLA’S POP 39 Eat away Wapping Grange will put on IS r to indefinite terms in Cheshire Re­ bility of having them locate here. chemistry. TWAT’S OUR PRISCILLA! ^ MAYBE HE'S ) 41 He was versed m the Third and Fourth Degree.s, 1 i formatory by Judge Benedict Cutler said in order to prevent He and his v.'ife, the form er Miss ALWAYS CONCERNED OFFERING A S in the — f l i and Inspection night for the fourth ii 'll 9') a Kupchunos in Town Court last a rise in assessed valuations it Kathleen Caron of Manchester, re­ ABOUT OTHERS a------R E W A R D / ) of the mix degree, which is based on a har- DID VOU WEAR i night. may be necessary to postpone side in Andover. They have one silversmith •If ve.st time theme, will be observed V ' A B O U T MR. 0 OTTS* V r Peachly J. Davis, 17, 64 Elmer son, Peter Donald. 43 Shouts construction of the school for two at the Wapnlng Community House WES L O S T HISj 5 n St., Hartford and James M. Biggs, years. Kraus, the PBC chairman, m m 48 Drone bee r fz 17, Strong" Rd., South Windsor, tonight, A harvest .supper at 6:30 VOICE! 47 One who said it will take a year to com­ for grange members will precede r ft both pleaded guilty to charges of plete planning before actual con­ WE'LL BE MOVING SOON TO LARGER QUARTERS AT 311 MAIN STREET (suflix) T '1- breaking and entering without the degree work. 49 Meadow struction of th School could be GENIRAL permission and theft of items Mrs. Reginald Allen, assisted started. by Mrs. Roger Spencer, will be in which (ild not exceed 3390. Both Uttle Lesgne Grows TV SERVICE boys have previous records. charge of supper arrangements. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. 308 MAIN STREET Sale Now SHORT RIBS BY F R A N K O’N E A L A total of 141 boys have regis Vacationing Resident State Policeman Wll Days C4 QC A Call tered for the Little League pro­ Miss Elizabeth Ann Krawski, 11am Bralthwalte Investigated and gram this year, Parry . Roberts, Nights $2.95 Plus Part* TUESDAY THROUGH made the arrest. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aftthony (6 0 P P MORNlHEjJ^ League president, has announced. TE L. HI 8-S48t NEAR Other dispositions included; Kravyskl Jr. of-Kast tVindsor,!^! Going On! y — ^ Registrations closed yesterday. is vacationing with friends in Mb- FRIDAY DURING SALE WEST Martin Durkin Jr., Hartford, Final try-outs will continue this MIDDLE operating a truck with defective ami, Fla. and Oiba. Don’t Miss It! 4-14T, C3 week at the Wapping School Field. TURNPIKE equipment, judgment suspended, Meetinga S<-hcduIed o m> >. HU l.n,m tot. T.M U.». Oft. All 8-year-old boys who have Park Free Across e and operating an overlength truck, Evergreen Wood Chapter OES registered are to report at 5:30 39; Donald D. Daleb, Windsor, w ill meet Wedriesda.v at 8 p.m. at Greatest Bargains Ever tonight and all registered 9-year- CAMERAS The Street At B Y A L C A P P and BOB LU B B E R S operating with a defective muffler the Masonic Temple. Initiation will LO N G SAM olds at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday. PIIJM—FLASHBU LBS ' I n and driving without a license, take place. Mr. and Mrs. Walden 311 Main St. Former “CONNECTICUT’S COMPLETE WAIT A 312 In case of rain this schedule will DISCOUNT PRICES THANIOS- 33; Richard C. Deragon, East Collins will be in charge of refresh­ Rugs and Carpeting AMNure, be moved ahead one day. Eleven- CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP” MOTHIM6.. Hartford, operating with an illegal Carter Chevrolet Showroom W STEK- year-old boys who have registered ments. ARTHUR DRUO muffler, .312; Michael L. Tobin, The XY Group executive board WHO ARe should report Saturday at 2 p.m. Springfleid, Maas., passing on the of the Wapping YMCA will meet Try-outs fo r those 10 and 12 year right, 312 bond forfeited; Theodore at the Wapping Community House AH olds who have registered will be L. Matthews, Keene, N. H., dis­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. Final plans regarding a traffic signal, 39 bond held Sunday at 2 pjn. for the auction to be held Satur- A District 8 Little League meet­ forfeited, and Kemp Billings, da.v April 18 wall be discussed. A ing for adult leaders will be held HE Seminole, Fla., failure to obtain volley ball game will follow the tonight at 7:30 at,the American certainly business meeting. PUC plates, 334 bond forfeited Legion Hom e op Gardiner St., Oe Also Charles E. Hall, Little Val­ The Lithuanian Social Club is m THE Warehouse Point. The director of ley, N, Y., failure to obtain PUC meeting tonight at 8 p m. at the HEAD athletics from Springfield College ^IN/E HE plates, 316 bond forfeited; Albert Pleasant Valley Clubhouse. Tickets T. Hall, WAyne, Michigan, follow­ will conduct a clinic on all phases will be availabie at the meeting for of baseball.-All adults participat­ T.U. *•(. u J. f,L on. mUED THAT ing too closejy, 39 and Robert the banquet to bo held jointly with 4-I4- e m> br NtA (.nte. iM. &1AMT Pratt, Tolland Tpke., Manchester, ing in Little League activities this the Lithuanian Citizens' Club at m - 1 year are urged to attend. DRAC'DM! failure to Carry license, 33 and fall Lawrence St. Hartford on M ay 2. ‘ L o o k over hero, Pet! Hate!" Library Week BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ure to carry car registration. 33. The annual meeting of the Hill­ JU D D SA X O N Block Assessment Rise National Library Week is being top Estates Assn, will be held observed at Wood Memorial Li­ LOOK' JUST BECAUSE KXJ HEAD UP THE '' ^ THIS IS BETTER THAN o <3 e ami. "N o Fise th the assessed valua­ Wednesday night at 8 at the Wap­ CHAMBER OF COWWERCE.VOU'RE BEING- POUTICS, LEE... AND *■/* tion oY South Windsor property brary on Main St. by Mrs. Rita ping Grammar School. Officers YCXJ MAY never get IMPARTIAL TO A FAULT.' YOU'RE , BUT I •hcmld be necessary in th « near Flood, librarian with displays of will be elected and refreshments ENTITLED TO VOUR OWN OPINIONS.' )( JUST CAN'T ANOTHER CHANCE new children’s books. ^ TAKE PART IN AT IT... LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON future If..a realistic plan, within served. -A POLITICS....' the financial Umltatlpns of tax- Illustrated .posters inspired by WRESTLING payrfsris followed in constructing reading were provided by Union Advertisement— School English pupils directed by A good driving record means TOK a new high school,” John K. (Sut­ ler, Fiwance Board chairman, has Miss Nuvart Baronlan. A science BIG savings when you insure declared. The question of a rise in notebook display was arranged by through Safeco, where you get the assessed valuations was raised at Union School science pupils under best fo r less. Crockett Agency Inc., the recent public forum on town the management of Anthony M l 3-1.577. government sponsored by the Re­ Manizza. y CHEVROLET publican Town Committee by G. Mrs. Frank Bristow of Pleasant Manchester Evening Herald W arren Westbrook o f the Financ^,. ..Valley Rd. conducted story hours South Windsor correspondent El­ Board and a past chairman of that: : foi- Pleasant Valley School children more G. Biimh!un telephone W'V'J body. today. On Thursday, another story M itchell 4-0674. BY JOHNNY HART During his explanation of the hour for other school children wall B. C. financial workings of the town be held at Wood Memorial Li­ Caracas—Venezuela is estimated 4 >♦ iHIS PITS ME IN A PRETTY government Westbrook said that brary. to have 6,400,000 head of cattle, M Y N O S E i t c h e s ! I ALWAYS HEARD IT "Local residents have apparent­ enough to meet domestic meat re­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY-CRANE TICKLISH SITUATION!. such a rise was probable. Under I W(DNDER WHAT THATiS MEANS VDURE &OIS&TO questioning on the matter he fi- ly become library conscious," Mrs. quirements. The Word*^ Is Getting Around! Proof Is In /HOSOOYS|»IITW €m ! VES, SAWYER VNEKTSTMT A SIGN OF ? KISS A FAT CREEP ^HURTi X KXntW KA? / RUSSIAN VEW UH Y>U -HAD -7^ (THEAUPACrry TOIK1N8 X T O AS'=MURDO? y rhe Number Of People Who Are Buying Al M t l y ? CARTER’S During Chevrolet’s 2nd Annual

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MANents of the Junior shooters will M- V EARL Philadelphia. April 14 (/P)—Carloa Ortiz is talking of a urged to attenid a rule* clinic 1958-59 indoor tsrget shqoting Frederick .lacohs ...... 190 company their yonngirtei'a to tht range «nd obseivs the skills they X Sports Editor. lightweight title bout after showing unexpected power in a Mid technique demonstration Bcason, the Junior Division of the Dave Hamilton ...... 186 Red Sox’ Biggest Need, Wednesday night at 1 o’clock Manchester Rifle Club ran off club Gary Harrison ...... 180 have acquired during the eeasoB sixth round technical knockout of’ Len Matthews. “ I could at ttie West Ride Ree. championship matches for both Larry McKay ...... 179 program. 13-2 Game Teams Gamble on Veterans have beaten the champ (Joe Brown) the way I* felt,” Ortiz .Umpiredn-chlef I.ee Fracchia Junior and Sub-Juntor shooters. Tom Johnston . .y:...... 17.5 | said after last night’s decisive win’ aaill that Earl Vo*t, veteian lo­ Paul Buck headed the .Iimtor* Rod 'Bfilason ...... 170 *T’ll never be able to understand why baseball teams will at the pacJound Haystacks Cal- “ new faces. ... and than released outright with*;' Qraziano, conceded that. As . Matthews backed off Ortiz door range.al Mtddleflelil. A t that But it has been the lame old soB. All men, and women too, •liinlnr Olvisinn houn and Red Baatten. The latter I By FAT BOLDIC no immediate interested parlies. Matthews, unranked but sup­ shot 'dozens of blows to the head. who are interented In umpiring P. O H. Total lime older shoiiter* will be given a was picked up ss Calhoun’s part/' story down through the years, and Matthews’ hands fell, to his side. "A-team wjll pay anywhere from posedly the Btiperior hitter, land^ games, are urge*! to contact Paul Burk ...... 93 -82 175 chance to try out the Army tier in s tag team match topping I 0))cring its hicl fcir a fifth here ia another Boston edition Ortiz glanced inquiringly at Ref­ Johnson Win $25,000 to $100,000 in bonuses for some of the best purichcs. Ortiz Fracchia and nign up. And. If Cliarle* Glode .... 96 76 172 Oarands Teeently assigned to tl)e the card. That came shout when [straight CCIL championship. up by the usual allotment of Well- young fellows who have never neither flinched nor appeared eree Pete Panleleo. then resumed club hy the director of rtvll mnrk- used parta— Vic Wertz. Pete Run- his unchallenged attack. Panteleo possible, check In at the We* I Rudolph Kissmsn . 95 67 162 ]the fiery tempered Bastien, doing' I promising Manchester High thrown a ball or swung a hat in shaken. “ He takes a good punch Side Ree tomorrow night. A H slow burn while watching the nela and Jim Busby, Gary Geiger, quickly stopped the scheduled 10- Hollshd Belanger.. 93 60 1.53 manshlp. Skein Stands organized baaeball and when it and he hits harder and faster than few tips now msy help make Karl Kehlei ...... 96 .53 149 All members are vtrged to eon- Grahams, aided by their new man­ Scliool walloijed rival Weth- a 22-year-old outfielder, came rounder with 39 second's remain­ cornea'to Investing a little money I'expected.” Matthews said. 'It was the seeson for men In blue a lot Ken Tcdforil ...... 93 .54 147 isct their instructors to finalize ager. Anthony Bevlna who wielded ! ersfielfl l?>-2 yesterdav after- from Cleveland with Wertz in ex­ in fellows like myself they turn up the first timS he was stopped In 19 ing In the sixth. eealer. plans for the .Mlddleflelll onting. a chal) as a weapon, attack Hay­ I noon at Stillman Field in change for Jim Plersall. Robert Baseler . .. 83 62 145 At 11 Today their noses. bouts. 1/>*er Battered Pauls Adams .... 88 46 134 It is hoped that' many of the par- stacks in gang fashion.' i \\>lhfrsficl(1. Thp lop-sidert fon- Extra Fielder "It's hard to figure out.” the na­ Just Too hliich Ortiz. 22, showed only a cut out­ I test wBd called aftei- aeven InnlnEa New York April 14 f>P)—Alonzo By thi.s time baseball men are tive of Brattleboro, Vt., said as he Grlisigno said the little Puerto side his right eye. Both of Mat­ becauHc of cold u'eallier. convinced that Billy Coiisolo, who Johnson, an outstanding heavy­ tugged at a stocking while dress­ Rican from New York "really thews' eyes were puffed, his right Captain Dick Avery einerged a.s was paid $90,000, or something weight prospect, had. a winning ing for an exhibition game at A1 showed a lot. He just had too Iiand was swollen and he was cut the out.atanding player among the like It, will never hit enough to be streak of 11 today and a good Lang Field recently In St. Peters- much for Leq. The referee could inside the mouth. Matthews said 17 employed hy Red and White anything more than a utility in­ burgh. The eiubhou.se was empty have stopped nt earlier and I hiiakv chance of getting a crack at a he hurt the right In the fifth, Coach Tom Kelley. The fielder. Marty Keough. who got save for a Connecticut newsman wouldn't have coihplained.” senior I'atcher rapped out three ranking fighter in a television Ortiz, at 136, had a one pound $100,000, is listed as nothing more and the big pitcher who once The bout belonge^,^ Ortiz *1': vceighl advantage yet appeared solid hit.s, iniliiding two doiible.s outfielder, behind played professional basketball in and drove home five runs. "He looks like a real- comer," ' .-a Despite puzzling said Harry Markson, general man- 1 a.s Bu.sby, Gene Stephens and Manchester in the Esstem League. a mismatch until the sixth. There I 9-5 odds favoring Matthews, the i Teammates VVe.s Feshlcr and young Geiger. ag*r of boxing for Madison Square Johnson was scheduled to pitch were no knockdowns. While. Ijot 1 result was not considered an up- ^ Clyde Richard, two other aenior Save for Jerry CasSle and Hay­ Garden. "I'm going -to try and later in the day and he was to take apparent at ringside. Ortiz "Haid set, although (he TKO was a sur- : News! members of Kclley'a perennial Good wood Sullivan, a battery which Matthews hurt him in the third match him with one of the lop 10 hlS time dre.sslng. Thia afforded prise. J c e il, powerhouse, also came in for I still has to prove itself after col- and again in the fifth. But, thetvin- fighters." me to complete my misalon without a share of opening day glory. BRIGHT IDEA — Tom Cureton fires a gun which flashe.s as well as reports at Occiden­ ' lecling $100,000 for signing. Con- ERNIE JOHNSON ner .said, Mattheuii' lack of defen Ortiz, whose record now is' tares Markson was scouting talent for any interruption.' ^ ^ F'eahler, who has been moved to tal’s dual meet at Stanford. The closeup shows the simple mechanism by which the , solo and Keough are the only prod- differ-' ■19-2-1, took home about $6,200 for ] BACK PEDAL— When a pulled mu.scle in his hack the Friday night network TV fight "I guess the clubs figiiCe that it’s leagues, all with the Braves, John-j sive ability made the big third base this spring after star­ circuit to the flash hulh is closed as the hammer strikes the cartridge, allowing con- • : nets of the Bosox' record bonus his evening's work. Matthews, I slowed down Bill Skowron at the seafton’s start, the New program. too much a risk to sign up a 34- son started the 1959 ^ I 16-2-1. got slightly less ring In rightfleld a year ago, chip­ testants and timers instant knowledge of when an event starts. Cureton, a veteran binge of 1952-53, when major with 35 wins and 22 defeats to I found out that when you get _ e . Goodyear Whites Johnson, a six-foot, 187'?-pound- year-old pitcher like myself." he York Yankees’ big first baseman kept in shape in this ped In with two wieked singles and 'league clubs were trying to beat hi* rr^ it Diirlne the iV sf World I'’ im (aliK^’ki in one place you can Promoter AI Lewis got 6.881 ‘ at sending runners away, says track timing done entirely by the sound of a er from Pittsburgh, racked up No. added. Johnson, who will be 35 on a gross: way. was credited with two RBIs. the deadline prohibiting premium Series, which the Braves lost to 'hit him. my strategy was to paying c.istomers and .Allowed Three Singles gun can be woefully inaccurate. Many officials agree. 11 by gaining a split derision over , June 16. was notified ahortly af­ go gate' of $29,024 for the non-tele- j Aik about ow the New York Yankees, Johnson get him agaihst the ropes and Richard, an A ll-fX lL selection Billy Hunter, 6-,3, 192-pounder j ter getting hla World Series slice vised fight. nors. was the bullpen ace of the Braves. after him." Ortiz explained. WRITTEN GUARANTEE! last season, worked the first six from Detroit, at St. Nicholas from the Braves last fall that he ^Mqyhe I Can Help in hily. The Red Sox gave up so much Last year he divided his time be­ innings. Displaying a new no-wind- Arena last night. money to talent in that stretch no longer fit Into the club's plans a t ... tween Milwaukee and Wichita, iip pitching motion a la Bob Tur­ Booed A'ote and waivers were sought wdth no that the San Jose club of the winning three of four with the ley of the New York Yankees, the Referee Davey Feld (6-3-1) and California League, to which most takers. — Finsterivald'^s Golf. . . . /Vo. 2- bespectacled righthander allowed Judge Joe Agnello (7-3), voted for Qf "pheenoms" were sent, were WhensJohnson’a baseball, future Braves and seven of nine in the Baseball Puts Finish American Assn. With the Braves. Jii.st three singles and both Weth­ aeemed the darkest, Baltimore o f­ Maglie Accepts Job Johnson. Judge Leo Birnbaum (9- called the Gold So.x. Baseball wril- Johnson started but 18 games and ersfield tallies. Clyde walked two 4) had Hunter the winner. Most of j kidded about their being driven ficials contacted him at his Mll- batters, struck out seven and had the 1.674 fans, who paid $4,137, , [(, from the park in an armor- V aukee home and three days be­ completed but three; relief pitch­ Game Is as Good as Gri|] a perfect game going for three In­ booed the announcement of the pj truck. fore Christmas he was back in ing being liis forth. Before leaving Milwaukee, John­ nings. He struck out the side In minority vote. The A P card had a succeaafnl big league baseball the majors, signed as a free As Hill Instructor the third inning. Johnson ahead, 7-2-1. 1 operation is based on finding the sgent. son was able to get into t w o Second of an liistriirtional series To ‘Season Openers’ World Series, both against the Overall, the Indians collected a Johnson forced the fight to his ♦ ♦ * written for NEA Service luid The talent at its .sdurce on sandlots, Yankees, the past two year.*. St. Louis, April 14 t/P)— Time caught up with Sal Maglie total of 10 hits, including four dou­ bigger rival most of the way and in high school and college. Famoue Herald. Plenty of Work Baltimore won't make the fall yesterday. The 42-year-old righthander, who stilled enemy bles. The winners were charged New York, April 14 (/P)— ‘ their 0-3 frustration last Thurs-* toward what would be his 10th landed the harder punches. scouts -Paiil Krichell, ,Ioe Devine By DOW FINSTERWAIJ) with two errors In the slow game day. I season of 20 victories by shutting Hunter'p left Jabs repelled most During the spring training classic this year, unless in the role bats with a snapping variety of cur\;e.halls, took a joh with Ma.jor league baseball put.s a and Bill Easick kept the Yankees PG.A Champion and left 11 runners stranded. The White Sox, who matched out the Pirates last Friday, goes o f Johnson's assaults through the consistent down through the years, grind, Johnson was given plenty of spectators, but Johnson will Get a good grip on yourself at the St. Louis Cardinals as a pitching instructor for their Wethersfield used three pitchers, fini.sh to the bii.siness of “ .sea­ some fine relief pitching with some for No. 2 against the Phils, who first three dull rounds. i Lou Maguolo, operating out of St. o f'a ’ork and the afternoon I saw get an opportunity to side-arm minor league clubs The Carda re-* — — — —— —— — — — — with are 'f’ed Beal the starter and son openers’’ today with the beat Cincinnati in their lone In the fourth, Alonzo nailed his | has Bill Skowron, Tony Ku him work, in relief of kniickleball- American Leaguers wih the Birds, the outset and take a short cut to surprise power for a three-game better golf. cently had asked walvera on Mag- ruiwe balls and learning the re­ loser Author of four successive National league Champion sweep at Detroit, expect a crow'd start. Good weather Is expected to i foe with a aolid right to the jaw'. Ibek and Norm Siebern on the pres- er Hoyt ’Wllhel''), the pair com­ instead of picking up slivers on 11a in order to hand him hla un­ the Braves' bullpen bench. finements of hir trade from Dolf shutouts St the tailend of the 1958 Milwaukee Braves, San Fran- of about 23,000 at comiakeyComiakey Park bring 43.000 fans and Gomez'| That )vas the best punch of ^ e ent New York club. bined to blank the St. Ixmis The hands are the most Im­ conditional release. "I feel great," Johnson told me, portant single factor for. obvious­ UMIEST I,,uque. forme, pitching great with season. Besl was belted for six cisco Giants and Los Angeles j for their debut agalhat the A's debut as a Phil following the win- i fight until then. The 23-year-dld i Jn view of what has happened to Cards. Hit pitching was encour­ hits and aeven runs before giving "I have always watclied my ly. they aic youi- only conlart will) But the front office brass fig­ the Reds and Giants. Dodgers playing their first games who were beaten bv Cleveland in ter■ ------trade w ith San Francisco.•'rancisco. The Pittsburgher Pittsburgher dominated dominated the the scrap scrap ^ - RRerfj^ .SSoxox "finds, " they must have aging. ures Sal ia a treasure trove of way to Bob Sederqul.at in the fifth. Cuban righthander, weight. I'f about 210 now which Is the club and indirectlv, with the Just before he departed, Sal at home. Tlie Cleveland Indians, their only two starts. w'ho di.^likes the rest of the way. He got in some ■ had blind men scouting for them. "It will be qui. a change, mov­ itching knowledge— Invaluable to The trio of losing pitchere weren't my beat pitching weight." He bail. recalled the classic games of his Chicago White Sox. Boston Red Pierce, the southpaw veteran, cool wieather. has lostIt five in * j wallops but couldn't drop the ' yyhat Burky Harris, the old neW ing from Milwaukee to Baltimore S helped any by seven misciies. Only row to the Braves since .lune, shifty hig guy. stands four inches over he six This makes the giip the moat edglii^ hurlera. career. Sox and Baltimore Orioles make ■U’as the opening day choice general manager, needs most is a to play ball, but 1 know that I'll Maglie's first chore was to trav­ six Manchester runs were actually their home debuts In the Ameri­ last Friefay, But was not involved 1957. If the weather 1s cool. More-| Unbeaten In two years. Johnson scout to find scouts, men who be happy , in Baltimore," he said. fool mark. vital basic factoi Bad grip, bad He gave top priority to a con­ earned. Mark down Johnson as one of game, legaidle.ss of how well von el by train—he doesn't trust air­ can. in the deri.sion Terry, a young head may pitch. now has a 14-1 record.,. His only know a ballplayer when they see He cvill maintain hia residence in test in when he threw a late The losers bunched two of their the players who doesn't like fly­ do everything else. ; planes— to Albany, Oa., where the season no-httter against Phila­ Seven of the majors' 1^ clubs righthander, will be making his The Giants, 3-0 after , t h e 1 r • t'’ one. Milwaukee djring the off-season four safeties to score their first first start for Kan.«as Cit.v. ing. "I fly with the club, but not I think of the hold taken on the , \ Cards have their minor league delphia to help the Dodgers win still are unbeaten. But six still are sweep at St. Louis, have a half­ Ironically, the slickest ballplay- where he Is also engaged in the run in the fourth frame. An error, The unbeaten Indiana come favorite over Hunter. because I like to," he said. "That s club by the left hand a.s a com- toeadquartera.ySSom there Maglie the pennant. trying to get started In this second game edge over the Braves (2-0l.i er the Red Sox have come up with Insurance business. base on balls and an opposite field home with hopes of pulling In 40,- Hunter had a win streak of five part of baseball so I will just have ^ bination palm-and-finger grip with | will wanderyabout in nomad fash- • That was typical Mag|ie he roun(l of openers. The.v'll introduce their half of the on their own in more recent years "When the Braves cut me loose | ' Ion. hel{fihg out wherever he's single by Liou Nevico ended the 000 or more while giving Score an­ trade with the Phils with Sanford I broken, his record now is 12-6-1. It was a bitter blow, although 1 : to go along." ] the shaft lying diagonally across' hked the pressure of the hig game. Eagles"scoring in the sixth. Here's today's achedple of home is F'rank Maizone. the best third needed./ other test. The hetroubicd lefty going for his seventh victory in ' kind of expected it. I had hoped to j * * ♦ j the palm from the buK of the hand Three Big Tallies openers: baseman in the American League. As he pached in hla hotel room. was wild in a brief relief chore at 10 dcci.sions against the Cubs., They stumbled into him in New get a chance with another team in ] w . AT • I f * f « After loading the bases W'ith American (league ‘Real Nice Bov’ 6al seemed in good spirits. He Kansas City. The Tigers who failed Hillman ha.s won three straight Salcli Pai^e (ioe.s 5’ork’s Bronx at a total cost of $50. the National League but none • When .vou then close Uie left LittSt LllQ lll S r IS fits none away and falling to score in Kansas City ^ Chicago -Ralph with their aces Bunning. Paul were interested. I was sure some-, One of the most humorous yarns pund. approximately the first two said his new Job was "the best ” ~ the second inning, the Silk Town- from the Giants, who expect a Geiger Doing Well Terry (0-0) vs Billy Pierce (0-0), FoJ'tack and Frank Lary. try sellout crowd of 23.000, one would claim me when I was : in Johnson's baseball career oc- i^nuckles on it should be visible to p n c B thing for me." 5'oiing Cleiger, who opened in left . , . , , __ era erupted for three big tallies Detroit at Clevelands—Jim Sun­ again with Bunning. who escaped As Trucks Signs curred several years ago in his' yon with the V formed by the "I like to work with kids and I Philadelphia Carlos Ortiz. 136, pp ^p^ ^ single by new- The Dodgers, who split a pair! field because Ted Williams bobbed placed on the waiver list. It costa a ning (0-0) vs Herb Score lO-Oi. I the decision in last week's opener lip with his usual spring pain, was team $20,000 to claim a player. I I home town of Brattleboro. .thumb and forefingei- of this hand think I can teach them a lot," he Matthewa, |-pp,pr pppi Sartor, in the third New York at Baltiniore Don against the White Sox. at Chicago last weekend, hope for | Miarii, Fla., April 14 i/p> Johnson drove his car into a . pointing between the rigid shoulder tossed into the Wertz deal ajid know that rr.-' worth a lot moie i added. 135, Philadelphia, 6. tinning. Tlvo errors, a walk, sacri- Larsen (0-0) vs Arnic Portorarrero The Yankees (l-Oi also have a 60,000 at the Coliseum, wiiere i Satchel Patge has been released gasoline station and told tha elder- and he.ad But even as he was lea\ing he New York Alonzo J o h n a o n , I flee, wild pitch and two fielder's Podres had an 11-4 record while] ticketed for Minneapolis. Geiger than some of those untried bonus ( 0-0 ). ; test ra.se on the mound, with Lar­ by the Miami Marlins of the In­ caught on by batting .400 in A ri­ babies. I juat sat back and awaited ly gray haired attendant to "Fill xhe hold taken by the right was thinking of returning to base- 187's, Plttsbiirgh, outpointed Billy: choice pla.vs accounted for all the Washington at Boston Camilo sen still to prove that his bother­ winning only two of 13 on th e' ternational League. er up. " The station proprietor not- hand ia basically a finger grip, the zona. It was playing the kid ahead further developments. I didn't con­ Giants Sell Giel hall's big time. Hunter, 192, Detroit 10 (St. damage. * Pascual (0-01 vs Ike Delock (0-0). some shoulder is fit. The Orioles, road. McDaniel had only a 5-71 The colorful veteran Negro ed that the car bore Wisconsin reg­ of Rocky Colavitn last spring that tact any lean, when I was released '■feiub shaft lying acro.ss the fin­ T o 'S ta y In Shape Nicks). j Avery's first double rescued two National I>eague who haven't played since lo.sing record last season hut w'as 2-0 I itrher -who ha- never told his istration plates and remarked. "A gers. When the right hand closes, coat Bobby Bragan the managing but both Kansas City and Balti­ “ I'm goin j to stay in shape," Stockton Calif.—Rocky Kallnga, I teammates and Dave White's Philadelphia at Milwaukee- Ru- Thursday's opener at Washington, against the Dodgers for the Card!*. j' age although it is estimated to young feller up this way moved to the V formed by its thumb and To Pittsburgh Club ' job in Cleveland. Maybe Bragan more called and made me offers. he p ro i^ ed "and maybe I can 143N, Philippines, outpointed Abe | two-bagger Into short left- Gomez (0-0) or Seth Morehead switched from Hoyt Wilhelm, who who have yet to win for new Man- he In the (50s had asked for hus Milwaukee a couple of years ago forefingbr points in approximately in years! V V . - — nAl/-fnixaaA<-lfield chased Hiwsvshome A anotheromAtVsA** tatallv ils , oas a • ; had something there, although I selected Baltimore because I help some club in July or August.' . Haynes, 139'4, San Diego. 10 (0-01 vs Warren Spahn (1-0) no-hit the Yankees last sea.son. to ager .iiolly Hemu.s. j freedom. His plana were not an- to play ha.seball. Feller by the name the same direction as the V of. San Francisco. April 14 i/P) — the locals dented the plate four , hardly enough to keep Colavito in know that (Manager) Paul Rich­ These words came with the same ^ Odessa. Tex. Ruben Munoz, Chicago at San Francisco—Dave Portocarrero while estimaflng Pitt.sbiirgh's pitching choice wa.s ] noiinced. of John.siin. Ernie Johnson. Guess the left hand. The iiltle finger nf | The San FrsJiclsco Giants lold times in Uie fourth frame. White i the dugout. Anyway. Geiger, a re- ards has worked wonders with determination that Sal showed on 1 124, Odessa, outpointed Henry Lu- Hillman (0-0) vs Jack Sanford some 30,000 fans w ill show up. young George Wilt, who has been The Manlns signed pitcher Vir­ you wouldn't know him. Wisconsin the right hand overlaps the fore­ righthand hurler Paul Glei yea- and Feshler also worked the dou­ I formed lefthand pitcher, has a nice some pitcher* and a lot of the the mound in nine seasons in the I era, 12.’>, Houston. 12. (O-Ol. The Red Sox, .stymied hy bad troubled bv a bum elbow. The gil Tqigks, 39 years old and for is a pretty big place they say. finger of the left. terdav to the Pittsburgh Pirates ! ble steal to perfection to account weather and the two-hit pitching ' young righthander carries a seven- swing and he can run and throw. fellhwa I ’ve talked with respect foi $20,000. American and 'rational Leagues Buffalo, N. Y. .Iimniv Watkins, for the Indians' fourth tally. St. IjOuIs at Los Angeles (.Night) 18 years a major leaguer. He won "Did yc)u ever hear o f this local This allow.* the hands to work of Bob Turley at New York last game winning streak over from This could be another Maizons him. The Giants obtained Giel, All- | with the ''lants. Dodgers, (^eve- j l',")0, Buffalo, stopped Buddy Jack- Five free passes, a wild pitch - Lindy McDaniel (0-0) vs Johnny two games and lost one as a re­ boy?" the attendant asked. The together more as a unit. <1^ All-Weather weekend, now are battling the last season. Boh Purkey, the ex- ; case an accomplished ballplayer "Chice before, in' 1957, I was America halfback wdlh the Uni­ land and New York Yankees. j son. 148, Springville, N. Y., 1. and another stolen ba.se pla.ved a Podres (0-01, liefer for the New York Yankees baseball player, with a straight My hands exen virtually equal flu, but Delock Insists he's ready Biic who beat the Pirates for Die i stuffed dnwTi the spendthrift Red. placed on the waiver list and was versity of Minnesota, for a re- In those years he notched^ 119, n> w Orleans Kerry Hank. 16,5, paramount lole in Manchester's The Pittsburgh Pirates, surpris­ Ia.4t year. claimed hy three teams, Including fare, replied, “ No." pressure on the rlub, the last three ing members of the winless six, are to pitch against the Senators. fifth consecutive time opening day, ! Sox' throats. porteii $60,000 bonus in 1964. vlotoDM While .losing only 62, ".D etroit, stopped Charley Joseph, big five-run fifth inning. Two runs the Red Sox but when interest "Real nice boy. that Johnson." fingers of the lef,( gripping partleu- at Cincinnati, but that doesn't About 20,000 are expected at Fen­ or rightliander Brooks Lawrence I It seems that this is the only In 34 games In 1955 he won four WHITE SIDEWALLS ro the attendant said a.s he started to larly firmly. ^ rcen ta ge of_.66r. Only ' ' hitey I ] '. , New Orleans, 6. scampered home on Avery's sec- , SCIHOL.\STir B.ASEB.ALL I way this outfit will ever find good was shown, Milwaukee took me and lost four, then went into the Ford of the \ankeee among i Chicago Antonio Marcilla. 146, ond double to leftfield, two more qualify as an opener. It was at Cin­ way Park. will work for the" Red.*, who are wipe off the Windshield. "Why, I Platt 7, Bristo 2. ballplayers. off the list and kept me." The overlapping grip which. I ; serviee for two years. In 29 gamea live pitchers - has done better. . Buenos Aire.s, outpointed Willie tallied on Fesliler's smash to left I cinnati that the Pirates began Spahn, who Kot a quick start 1 - 1 . 1 Only twice during his lengthy knew him since he was just that use long since practically I with San Francisco last season he ' Ford hM a phenomenal .724 career | Westbrook. 146'-,, Chicago, 8. and Richard's double to centerfleld high (as he held his hand dowm by career has the righthander, who standard. posted a 4-5 mark with a 4.70 mark. paved the way for another mark- The interlocking grip es-sentially ir g o o d / ^ e a r Providence, R. I.—Nick Prevell. fiashed as ■ relief artist, turned his knees.) Lives up the road Just earned run average. Six* 7.10x15 Tube- Maglie, dubbed "The Barber' j 140, Boston, outpointed Joe DiPier- er. In losing seasons. With Pawtucket a little way." Is for players with small or wes’! type Ota moil pre-1957 for habitually shaving dug-ln bat- j ro. 144. Woonsocket, R. I., 8 Re-serve rightflolder Rudv'WoJ-i Dodger Player^ Honored ------Maple Leafs in Familiar Role in 1946. he W(. » four of 11 de­ The gas tank was full and the hands Here the little finger of the ters with pitches, broke Into the i in- Four Sydney. Australia Joe Ngidi. ‘ opened the sevenUi cisions and in 1955 with the window clean and Johnson turned ' right hand is hooked in under the ; Hockev at a Glance Biedeh ef 6wi«k, Noth, big leagues in 1945 with the H l ’ n. Zulu, stopped George Berry, ' r^**^*^*riP safely on an er- Braves he was five and seven for the key In his ignition to continue first fineer of the left. Ofdt, Mercury, Peiffiac, Giants. ! 141'-J, Los Angeles. 9. ror and raced all the w’ay home Of Underdogs Against Canucks the season. Top performances were his journey. "That Johnson feller is NEXT: I,ining up. when catcher Dick Swenson's O’Malley and Bavasi Tuesday’s Schedule HudMPs For Only For the next four years, he Paris—Laszlo Papp, 159, Hun­ 12-6 with Hartford in 1948, 15-5 quite a boy. You know he makes tolled In the outlawed Mexican i clean single to center was hobbled National I>ague Pinal* gary, and Germinal Ballann, 163Ai, ivith Denver In"^ 1949 and 15-4 with $30,000 a year juat fer pitching Montreal at Toronto (Montreal 4. 70ilS tub«-typ« league, perfecting his various ] France, Drew, 10. in the outfield and later in the in­ Toronto, April 14 (>P) — .The^real,” Imlach said. " I wanted to pint tai and Mll'waukee in the American Aasn. those baseballs!" The figure was Team* Needed lead.) 2-0). field after the tlii"ow-ln. Toronto Maple Leafs are In a save him for the big game. Thia Four for ’Tlta’ recappabit tire Play Home Thiirsda.v Lauded by Campanella In 1851. Signed fresh out of high about double his salary at the time. Wednesday’s Schedule familiar role for tonight’s third is the big one ss far as we're con- school. Johnson broke into pro bail Ernien.mic couldcoiiia hardlynaruiy M-aitwait until hene One more ‘ . team — , in each ; the Dus-----i *T«b«.Ty*t *hn in* r*cas*«Wt litw » 6 3 » ‘ Tluirsday afternoon the Indians game of the Stanley hockeV cup Cerned." American League Finals make their initial start at home, with Hartford in the Eastern g:ot out of the station before burst- Softball LensUe and ^ (First Game) .Aiiie'Ican League finals against the Montreal Cana- ] Blake Expert* to Win ii>g out laughing. Softball Leagueeague aie needed Wally This clean, bright whitewall takes luxury out o f hosting newcomer Maloney of Beverly HilKs, Calif., April 14 (/P)— ‘Tm glad 1 carried my- IfCague In 1942. Hershey at Buffalo. T'p.sterifay'a Result* dlens. TheV'ie the underdogs. !' Blake, whose C.-inarlien.* have a ♦ ♦ The service station man never Fortin of the Rcc staff leport*. : Meriden In a 3:15 rontest at Mt. Deadline for entries is F'riday j Six* 7,60x15 Tube- the high price bracket. 3-T Triple-Tempered cord •Nebo. .Iimior Pal Mistretla will No Games .Scheduled. ■self so they would not turn their heads now that I’m in The Leafs, who crossed the,j won the cup the last three seaions, did find out the name of the fellow night. It is planned,to have a 16-' Don Miles, rookie outfielders of j type flh steny recent pitch again.st the visitors in an ’ V L. Pet. G.B. trouble.’’ So said Roy Campanella, the semi-paralyzed Los odds-makers by edging into N a -; said he expected to win the posi­ Seven-Year Vet he was talking with. And Johnson conatruction. Exclusive Stop-Notch tread. Tested team Church League, with two ; the Los Angeles Dodgers, was a : attempt to add to last year's per­ Cliicago ...... 3 0 i.ooo- ,— tional Hockey League playoffs, season playoff without leaving didn't have the heart to tell him. atedeli of Ckryiler, Angeles Dodger catcher, to a sellout crowd of 1,400 at the' three'weeks ago and, did it again In seven seasons in the major divisions, and an eight team Dusty , member of the wrestling team In and proved on Goodyear!s 5-miIc oval track at San fect 5-0 won an.d lost record. Cleveland ...... 2 0 1.000 Toronto ice. DeSote, luick, Oldi, second annual Dodgers dinner last'------^------^------last week by eliminating the Boa- League. i high school. The complete schedule New fork ...... 1 0 1.000 1 "W e want to gel thia thing over Angelo, Texas, where continuous speeds up to 140 ton Bruins In the Semi-final round, Hudton, Mercury, April 16. Maloney: 20. Bristol: 23, W,ishington ... 1 0 1.000 1 " ‘ "This club went over the moun- An- with aa soon as possible," he said. geles’ first year in major league aren’t given much of a chance to New York, April 14 tffh— Eddie Mamaroneck, N. Y. (/P)—Gene Packard mph can be attained. And it’s priced low! ^ at-Hall: 27, Windham: 30. at Con- Baltimore ...... 0 1 .000 2 tain for me," ssdd Campanella as "I'm not saying we'll ’take it In baseball. halt the Canadiens. Arcaro la sticking by hia original Sarazen says the third hole, 227 ard. j Boston ...... 0 1 ,000 2 . he wiped tears from his eyes. He four games but I'd sure like to." yards from the back tee, is the Toe Blake's club won the first ] Imlach has different idea.*. decision. He’ll bid for his sixth May 4. Platt; 7. Welhcr.sfield; * Kansas CitV . .. <1 2 .000 2’ S expressed gratitude to FTesidenl Manager Walt Alston provided Kentucky Derby victory May 2 toughest on the West course at Yo u r old tirt may bo your down paymoAft 11. at Maloney; 14, at Bristol: 18. two games of the besl-of-aeven , "W e'll win the next two hejre," Four for »7 9 !£-’ Detroit ...... 0 3 .000 3 Walter O’Malley and Vice Presi­ some answers. Fir.st, he said, it was Tvith First Landing. The veteran Winged Foot where the U.S. Open ! Hall; 20, at Norwvich; 22, at Wind­ series and needs onl.v two more to|’heI said,BOl/^ . "And when that me.Happens, ^ . • Toht-Typt tai i*d reeeppeMe tirM Today’s Schedule dent Buzzie Bavasi for his treat­ good to still be in baseball. Then jockey made that plain today after will be held June 11-13. "It is a; ham; 25. Conard: 28. at Platt, he reminded the audience that a make it a" sweep. The next two] those Canadiens had better watch .'lanrhestrr (IS) ■ (Time is Eastern Standard, ment in the .year and one-half since the 2-year-old champ of 1958 had long wood shot. ” says Sarazen, I an automobile accident almost cost year ago the Dodgers came to games are scheduled for Toronto. : out. Our club isn't going to quit. "probably a No. 3 wpqd, to a green , «b r h p*' a rbi Pitchers' Records In Parenthe.ses) While Toronto bookies have It hasn't so far, why should it jitmped back Into the Dqi-by pic­ You con drive on Goodyear whitewalls for only a weekf. SyWrj«l<*r. rf ...... 2 2 n o i t] n .j]0 Kansas Ciflf,’ at Oilcago, 3 p.ni. him his life. town having lost two games. ture on all four feet with a siz­ which is tight and trapped for a la) MarNh.rf ...... 1 0 0 0 i i 0 I ) made the Canadiens 8-5 favorites I now ?’’ ' ' GET SET FOR Sarlor. 2h ...... 4 1 I 0 n e 0 i)I, —Terry (O-Oi vs. Pierce (0-0). . Campaiiclla‘8 appearance was "This year we’re back on a win­ zling six-furlong performance at man hitting a No. 7 iron, It re­ ning streak." The Crowd laughed to win tonight’s game, Leaf Coach j ------MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON. GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND! r*'drniont«». 2b .... l 0 0 0 2 0 0 iii> Detroit at Cleveland, 3 p.m.— the only solemn note in an evening Punch Imlach was telling . any­ Jamaica yesterday. " I ’ll ride First quires tremendous accuracy to hit CAREFREE Whitf*. rf 2 3 1 J n o I because the Dodgers have won just and hold the green, -with the big L Bunning (0-0) vs. Score (O-Oi. otherwise devoted to levity. body within hearing range that his Isinding In thp Wood Memorial Wojnarowb’Z. rf. If one game so far while dropping yaw'ning traps on each side qf the 3h .. q, j ' Ne\y York at Baltimore, 2:05 The big question, said Master of team was by no means dead. . Foreigners Agree Saturday and that means I ’ll also Malawiiky. If one. narrow opening. I think there wdll DRIVING n p.m.--Larsen (0-01 vs. Portocar- Ceremonies Art Linkletter, is: Have to $Vln Four be up on him In the Derby,” said ib» Sinltn, rf Alston did promise that this be more double bogies on th(s hole Av#‘ry.' r ..,. {! rero (0-0). "Can the Dodgers finish ahead of "W e’re down two games in this Kelley Top Threat the 43-year-old jockey who has would be a better club than in than on any o'ther over the WITH THIS Sw**n?on. c .. n ii Washington at Boston. 2 p.m.— the Phillie.s this year?" aeries and that's all Montreal has won more Kentucky Derbies than NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE leOvrM. lb . .. 1958 and in his homespun humor course." GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ]’ ascual (O-Oj vs. Delock (0-0). The Dodgers finished seventh won so far,” Imlach said. 'Those any other rider. - ' ^ ■ Twaronltf', lb noted that the Coliseum rightfield In 63rd Marathon MrG'^han. j n Tomorrow’s Schedule and Philadelphia eighth in the Na- guys have to win four before they SPRING 713 MAIN S T .^ 1 9-5390 295 BROAD ST.—Ml 3-5179 Flfrharfl, p fence ha.s been shortened and also a i Kansas Cit.v at Chicago. 3 p.m. can claim the Stanley Cup." )— A classy SPECIAL Tain, p ...... Imlach said-he would have cen­ field of foreign runners Is jogging New 5’ork at Baltimore, 8:05 ened this spring. ter Lafry Regan playing In his Tolalii - 34 13 10 21 ~ a p.i.i. Alston paid tribute to some of -along local roadsides these days m OUR 15th YEAR EHLER’S ATLANTIC STATION fl'ethpriifi^ld 12) regular spot between left winger preparing to challenge Groton, HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER ,, : Washington at Boston, 2 p.m. the players who' had the "courage" Dick D u ff. and Ron Stewart. Re­ Miinllrv; 3b ..... 3 I I ------Conn schoolteacher Johnny Kel­ 342 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8187 128 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 3-1477. to spend the winter in the Los gan, picked up from Bostoli on <;iaiipni If .... 1 0 a a National I>eague Angeles area after last season’s ley Ih the (53rd Boston A,A. Mara- Here’* What You Get-— 6 Sfrwart cf ..... 2 n 1 waivers midway through the sea­ thon April 20. REG. $12.95 Mamco, 2b ..... 1 0 1 disastrous campaign. WHAT’S NEW IN FISHINC? 0 )■ $e»tprila,v'» Result* son, was considered a key player Mobil Lubrication M»'rrl:"pn*> r." .., n n 0 The exceiitlon ia the two-man n n No Ga'mes Scheduled. The affair was sponsored by the in the semi-final series with Bos­ Oil Change Mobil Oil 5 qt. Capacity I'rockpf rf ..... 0 0 local chapter of the Baseball W rit­ Finnish delegation" of Veikko JACK'S ATLANTIC jiM’S ATLANTIC STATION r ...... T n 1 (' 0 San Francisco . . .3 0 i.nnn — ton. He suffered a broken right Karvonen and Eino Oksanen SPECIAL Clean and Refill Air Cleaner Bpplpv 111 ...... 0 0 ;; Milwaukr? ---- . .2 0 i.onn ers Assn. Thg entire Dodger squad, hand during'that set and miaaed Sm e v e r y t h in g N(w At NsMifl’s 451 W . CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8156 B#*ni p ...... 1 0 as well as the visiting St. Louis which, true to tradlflon. is making Change Transmission and Differential 706 MAIN ST.--MI 9-8232 S^dproui.^t p 0 n' n ii n Philadelphia .. . .1 0 1.000 1 the. two gamea at Montreal, won Cardinals, were honored guests. prepirationa under wraps at “Except Aiitomnttc Trane.” Bnrt'’>n p 1 n n 0 0 Chicago ...... 1 1 ..■>00 I ' j by the Canadiens, 5-3 and 3-1. 0 n The writers honored St. Louis Plainflelil, (jo.in. id» D«'ra.«qnalp. .1 ” '' Cincinnati . .., 1 ..500 Regan’s right hand will be in a Repack Front Wheel Rearing* . .1 I 'j star Stan Musiel for "meritorious It would aurprlse no one if either T o m b s . . 22fif i ,2 4 21 5 7 1 Los Angeles ., . .1 1 .500 plaeter cast, amall enough so that Inspect Brake Lining BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE I ' j contribution to baaebaH” ; Pee'W ee of these gent'emen won the 26- JOHNNY’S ATLANTIC a Fainp^'l for Sx-lvostor In 6lh. ,S|. Loui.s ...... 0 3 .000 3 he w'lll be able to hold a stick. SPIN FISHING h Vanned for Malau.Rk,$' in 7th. . Reese,-Dodger coach, for typifying mlle, 3S6-yard teat from Suburban Clean Battery Terminala 653 CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8128 -,h ; Pittsburgh .... . ,0 3 .000 3 " I didn't want to play him dur­ 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE,—Ml 9-8302 o flroimdpd cm for Richard in Dodger traditions; pitcher Stan Hopkinton to Boston’s Back Bay. Check Master Cylinder d F'amird for Burton In 7th‘ ^ m la y '* Si'hedule ing those two skirmishes in Mont- Karconen la the mopt consistent OUTFIT FREE ManrhoRtf'r ...... 4.')0 1-1.3 Williams as the beat rookie of I Inspect Exhaust System >1 j 2 Chicago at San Francisco, 4:30 marathoner in the worltf^if not the In Fine Whiskey... W otlforsfipld ...... ( K ' m K V — 1958: catcher John Rosehoro as the Drain and Flush Radiator 2B, Whim Avpry 2. Rlrhanj, Sorlg- p.m.- Hillman (0-01 vs. Sanford best sophomore of 1958, and out­ best. The 33-year-old Turku postal GLASS ROD—SPIN REEL PICK-UP and KEN’S OARAGE no.Ro; SB, White. P prIiIp t, Sylvester; Cor Wet Washed BIU’S MOBILE SERVICE SAC.- Sv|vefit.>r .^verv. White- LOB. ( 0 - 0 ) . fielder Carl Furlllo aa player of the New Jonathan AVrives clerk never has finished worse 160 YARDS OF LINE Manche.Rter 11 Wether.-fjeld 6; BB, Philadelphia ^at Milwaukee. 2:30 year. than 30 competitiva shots at the DELIVERY Complete Safety Inapeetinn 134 E. CENTER ST-^M l 9-8317 ANDOVERi-PI 2-6227 FLEISCHMANN’S Richard 2. Cain 1 Beal 3. Sertenpii«»t p.m. Gomez (0-0) or Morehead Storra, April 14 t ^ — Hot dog. classic distance. That Includes hia Free State Ihap^tton Sttrker 4 Burton 2. SO Richard 7. Cain • 2. Mayor Norris PouUon predicted PAY ONLY Beal fi Sederqiibs! 2, Burton 4: Hjta (0-oj vs. Spahn.(I-O). the Dodgers wUJ finish on top—Jn Jonathan V has , arrived on the triumph over Jim Pe£ers in 1954 off, Richard 3 for 2 rnn.a In 6 Innlnjfs’ Pittsburgh at Qncinnati, 8 p.m. the Chavez Ravine League. University of Connecticut campus, pjua seconds In ’58 and '67 here. »6-98 BROWNIE'S SHEU. SERVIOE is t|ie Bj6 buy I Cain V for 0 run.* in I: Beal 6 for 7 --W itt .(0-0) vs. Purkey (1-0) ,or Earliei^esterday a woman reai- ending a search for a new mascot Oksanen U the feared dark W E G IV E g r e e n S tA M P S WYMAN’S BULF STATION runa in 4: Soderquisf .3 for 5 runs In Lawrence (0-0). 2/3: Burton 1 for L run in 2 1/3: HBP. deht of (jhavez Ravine threw two The .husljy. who rulacea the late horae, i ' X4, M M N ST— M l 3 -1 1 0 3 i| 0 S MAIN ST— Mt M 2T3 I Jfftlausky (Beal): WP. Bea! 2: W. St, Louis at Los Angeles, 11 p.m. placards at the mayor while he Jonathan IV, ia a l^ m e r resMent Kelley la the man the for- , ■ . f $ 4 -2 5 R ich aM : L ; ^ e a l : Tima. 2:37. — McDaniel (0-0) vs. Podres (d-O). Concern was welcoming the Dodgers home, of Karel &eeko Reryiela, West elgnera agree .they must watch. MORI ARTY BROTHERS 4/i QT. ' Tomorrow’* -Schedule Eddie Sawyer ta'not about to She was one of several persons Fairlae, Vt- He moved Into hia The 28-year-pld .former Boston NASSIEF ARMS CO: 90 PROOF Is why I Hales Tax ■ * BA8BBA1X BESrrtTS Chicago at San Francisco, 11:15 cut his throat, although the who picked the , welcoming cere­ new quarters at Storra oyer the I'lvlverslty ace flnUhed close ibe­ LUBRICATION DEPT.—801 CENTER ST.—MI 8-6185 DICK’S ATUNTIQ STATION larlDded Springfield S Yale 3 (12'Innings p.m. manager feela lik.e doing this ' DON WllLUS BAHABE mony on the steps of City ■ Hall. weekend. An * all-white Alaskan hind Finland’s Anttl VUkarl In “W»u«e of Sport$'* TAKE THe I e A s Iv ROUTE: MIDDLE TURNPIKE —Tie, Called Darliaasel.- _ ’ Pittsburgh at CSnelnnsti, 2:30 at times. The Phillies tum­ ■She and her neighbors will have to 204 HARTFORD RD > ^ I f -82^ Malamutfe, tha latest Jonathan 1956, beat ’<4rvonen for the laurel M l 6-164T WEST TO BROAD STREE^' ' IS M Alff ST. •UtMOtO WHISKty • M PROOF • QRAIN NEUTRAL APIRtTS New Haven Teachers' 7, F’air- p.m. . ■ bled into the basement / last find some place else to live If and bears a striking resemblance to wreath in ’57 and was second to 16UMAIN STREET fleld 7 (10 Innings Tie, .Called St, Louis at Loa Angeles, 11 p.m. trip and thinga don't look) any f m rLSlSeHUANM oitriLUNarGOIIPORATION. ficw YORK CITY I when the Dodgers build a stadJum hla pradecesaoil, who Idiad In Janu- Tugoalavia'a Franjo Mlhaiic last OarkneM). | | ' Only Gamea Schadtiled. i better this year. in tha Ravine. ary. year. ■!■ ' ..." , • /•' ( , • 1 ■ V " \ / V « \

MANCHESTE^^VEMNG^R^t)I. B I A ^ EEF5TER, f CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL M, 1969] MANCHESTEft EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O m . TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE POUBTEEN id es For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Boainess Service* Offered 13 I'^iERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY and SHORTijSN' V o ' Boarders - Wanted 59-A Houses for Sale 72 Houses for- Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Wanted— Re^L'l^state 77 R o llo n — ------/ II I I ji ' ■ ' ' ' ' rtAnninVg a r d e n ^ XROTOTILLKR with liteT ARRIVED f r o m Rockville TV ANTENNAS repaired and in. roUry mowMt uttachment, $S0. ^ , SIMMONS t w in b e d r o o m for one or two SWEEPING VIEWS — Six room X V I I l (XXXXI) SELLING^ BUYING stalled. Cau Modem'TV Service. -lirMr i look.'WNT.weinr Ju«T, vSo J HOME mental f m 9-7767. ranch, fireplace, heated recrea­ Spring Musical New sofa beda and mattresf4a at ^ I s near Post Office. Boari op- BOLTON-iTwo year old four room Ml 8-8186. / HIS fOBV 1 list.'CTfOHfl AIN’T flOTAli -tiohal, TV piri'rileges. MI S‘6746. tion t^m , steel -beam construc­ BOLTON—Lake area—Uke neV Call Pieseik Faces Mor^ Charges VEQCMAHCE MiOUT veah,'!?S e ^ mta I THH ONIONS f A N ^ e tremendouB savings. 4H room ranch, attached garage, ranch with carport. Large living Planned Tonight excel- tion, attached garage, $17,350. room with fireplace. Aluminum HAVE A Flaw M U P .'JU S T w TaTWD nm jJER BABY cai’riage. Extra building lot available only amesite drive. Aluminum combina­ PAUL J. CORRENTI MORTENBEN TV. Speciahiwd RCA V O u fltT ? lent condition, $26. t o 8-1718. WATKINS Apaitnients—Flats— tion windows and screens. Fire­ combinations. $12,800. R. F. As Resililt of Firing Revolver tele^slon, service. MMM841. $1,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, to Dimock Co., 'Realtor. Ml 9-6345, Real Estate Jerl-Lynno Fraser, Bolton's na- ADVERTISING USED FURNITl [RE Tenements 63 9-5132. place, ceraihic tile bath. 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Council hearing on charges stem­ work. Potterton's. Ml 9-46!<7. FOR SALE—Used aluminum com­ CHosed ihndays stove. Call MI 9-4071 or etcdonlal fireplace; executive sjze Woddg. Ml 9-7702, Presented by Grades 6 through ming from the firing of his service U.S. AJlrraft Again tJi779 from 6 to 7 p.m. rooms. Convenient to schools, MANCHESTER — Bxceptlonally- I.iqi’OB PKEMIT m PY IXOSD46 TIME PdR CLASSIFIED ADYTl bination doors, various sizes. MI nlce 6 room Cape. Comii^letely tin- NOTICR OF BEMOVAL 8. the program will begin at 7:30 revolver in a Rockville restaurant. A.M- 8 A n j l t P A V B AM. AL MARINOS, M A M Piibhlsh BROTHER,^ERE’S A shopping, Hartford,' Manchester, XIX 9-3091. FOUR ROOM apartment. Cen­ iahed. Hot water heat, Pro'dace, under the direction of Mrs. Lydia Pieseik was suspended for 30 In Berlin Air Lane Service, complete full time re­ Only $18^200—30 vesr mortgage. This la (o five notice than 1. DAVID Allen, music supervisor. days Saturday by the Rockville moval service, Industrial,' com­ fG, BIG BARGAIN trally located, heat., hot water and Builder, Ml ,9-1489 and MI 3 3465 BOLTON CENTER RD,—6H room walkout baaement. Oombtnatlon H. FAY of latKisa Ji^aat Main St.. Hock PLEASE BEAD YOUR AD WHOLESALE prices. 1” aluminum storma and scraena. All aituated Grade 6 students will present a Police Commission for conduct un­ mercial, residential, route o- ap combination doors for $24.95. ;;8x80 TAKE YbUR TIME PAYING parking. Adults,' Call MI 3-7590 ranch, three year® old. Large vUlevilie 4 room heated apartments. Ap- tor. MI 9-5245, Or Robert Mur­ creditors of said estate to exhibit their Warning Signals Friday Pigeon Represents Pieseik fell out of car trunk, on Rt. 44A. draperies custom made. Free es­ ALL TYPES of carpentry work TOOL MAKERS pitances, indl'vldual television an­ MANCHESTER—Custom 6 room claims airalnst the same to the Execu­ Atlv Robert Pigeon confirmed ministers meeting set for May 11 muffler, tailpipe. Ml 3-0236. portation, I’ll send my' auto for dock MI 3-8472, Barbara Woods Evenings PI 2-6435, PI 2-7786 tor and dlret'ts, that public notice be Two types of air raid waining MI 9-5026. timates. Open evenings for your done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Must like children. References re­ UNFINISHED 15 ft. outboard nln- you. No obligation. tennas'ana heat control. I-eundry finishing Cape. Sliding door today that he will represent Pieseik at Geneva. convenience. P A M Upholstery ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981. quested. Phone Ml 9-6416. MI 9-7702. • MI 9-2125 IfiVen of this order by advertlsiniir In a s^nal.s will he heard during the The U.S. note denied this 1957 RENAltLT Dauphlnc. Good AND abotit; 30 h.p. Johnson motor, for equipment, car space, plcnir- area, clokets, I 'i baths, open stairway. new’snaper havlnic a circulation in said national Civil Defense training^ at the hearing. condition. Abnrth exhaust. Call t o Shops, 207 N. Main St. MI 9-6324. sale. MI 9-6581. 350 N. Main St. A — L— B— E— R— T— ’S 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. Ideal location in A zone Only district, and by postlna a copy thereof The incident ’’might have been charge. "On the contrary," It said, Announce in ents - 2 EXPERIENCED sewing machine FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS $16,500, Still time to select deco­ (XXIII) on the public slim post In said Town test in Connecticut Friday. The "It Is the Bovde. Union which Is 9-8963 after 6:30 p.m. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Roofing-r-^iding 16 operators. Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:30 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Adults. Phone MI 9-4824. TR 5-5775. SEVEN ROOM l^lonlal, 114 batha, of Coventry, nearest the place where alert signal, a long steady blast, n (atalUy," according to Mayor rating colors. Builder, MI 3-2465 the deceased last dwelt. Ol.son. He said Plescik drew his creating doubt a to Its intentions, INOOME TAXES prepared :-i your available all hours. Satisfaction p.iti. Night shift 5 p.m.-10 p.m. For work on close tolerance Air­ f953 25 H. P. EVINRUDE, good OPEN nights TILL 8 P. M. BOLTON — Six room split level, steam heat, garage. Good condi- will be sounded at I t '30 a m. No 1951 DE SOTO 4-door. Black, beau­ wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ Uon. Owner, to 3-0731. No agents Certified from Record. service revolver and It went off by attempting unilaterally to as­ home or by appointment. Expert tiful condition, whitewall tires, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315 RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard craft Precision Parts. condition. MI 9-2842 after 6 p.m. SAT. 6 P. M. TWO ROOM, furnished apartment. TEN ROOM home on spacious lot ELMORE TURKINGTON. Judife. public participation la rcq\ilrcd al sert a Tight’ never recognized by butit-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ St. place, excellent condition, $16,800 this time. unexpectedly, penetrating the cell­ lenced tax work. 24 aour 'rvtce. very sharp. Best offer. Ml -9-5833. 105 Birch St. in downtown Manchester Don’t MANCHESTER—Move right !n. A1 ing at a 60 degree angle. "If Oie the western powers." CaU Ml 3-4728. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ tor work; roof, chimney repairs. HIGH HOURLY RATES MAGEE COMBINATION oil and miss this one (or $15,700. Phil R. F. Dimock Co., .Realtor MI The take cover signal, an up paired. All work guaranteed. Free Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray HOUSEKEEPER desperately need­ 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock, Ml condition. Three bedroom ranch, bullet had traveled three or (our The C130 flew si about 25,000 1947 CADILLAC, two-door, automa­ Building Materials. 47 gas range with oil pump, barrels brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Columbia and down wailing blast, will be feet both lo and from West l^ r- FEDERAL DfOOME taxes pre­ pick-up and delivery. We also Jackson. Ml 8-8325. ed for 2-3 months. Live in or out. If you don’t qutdify (or ohe of TWO ROOM furnished apartment 3-6472. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. large living room, fireplace. Pic so\jnded al 1:30 p.m. at which inches lower, it would have -one tic. radio, healer, spotlight, fog- and stand. Delivered, $75." MI ture window with view. Model through a fellow opposite-Plescik," I'n. It was buzzed by Boidet flght- pared with your sa'vings In mtnd. lights. Mechanically sound, $125. sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, Car furnished if necessarv. Call these poslUons, please do dot ap­ WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST, 3-6534. for rent, 106 Birch St. MI 9-3884. FIVE BEDROOM ranch, two years lime traffic will bo stopped and Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-8246. planer blades and knives Bruno COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. MI 4-1962. old, large lot, good location, city (XXIV) kitchen. Large dining area. 80x150 Woman Appeals Olson said ers on txilh legs of the trip. MI 9-7926 Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- ply. landscaped lot. Storms, screens pedestrians required to take cover. ■ l-ast night. Police Commission The American note pointed out Moske. MI 3-0771. MAL TOOL & Western Framing, in load.s and I’mplres Needed In another disciplinary action, Baldwin apples with a purchase of Sebula, Ml 9-8919. St. MI 8-4860. 36’’ WESTINGHOUSE electric sweeping view. Spacious living Bolton's .hinior Ba.seball pro­ ed States aircraft." Trailers 6-A BOOKKEEPER wanted. Exper­ From $10 Each Call after 4. MI 3-0305. reation room. S. A. Beechler, (xxvni) of Pucker St., with failure to grant lost night the pohec comnilssion While American planes wdll op­ $1 or more. Farmer’s Market, 819 YOUNG MARRIED woman desires Combination Doors $14.95 Each raage. MI 9-2504. Realtor, Ml 3-6969 or W. R Sm' room, fireplare, large kitchen, 3 right of w-ay at an intersection gram needs volunteers to serve as ordered Patrolman Richard Ben­ BARLOW'S TV — Antennas In­ ienced in accounts receivable, a., to mind one or two children in her COVENTRY—New 514 room anch, erate at such altitudes whenever E. Middle Tpke. MI 9-0474. Interior Doors. From $3 Each FOUR ROOM apartment, heat and Associate, Ml 9-8952, bedroom, real dining room, full was continued for two Weeks. coaches and umpires in the pro­ nett lo pay $.50 lo cover damages stalled, service on all make TV. Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A counts payable and general book­ home 5 days a week. MI 9-0953. WALNUT WARDROBE hot water. Convenient to bus and three bedroom, living room, kitch­ basement (approximately 1296 sq. necessary, the U S. note added, 27 FOOT CAMP trailer, 1942. Call We are fully Insured. MI 3-5095. keeping. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., Casements. From $42 Each In a case arising from an ac­ posed schedule of two rounds of to the giill of a police 'Uiser MI 9-6293. matching dresser, in good shopping. Adults only. Ml 9-9959. LARGE 6 room cape (2 unfinishcjil) en an-l dining area. Built-in range ft.), garage, terrace with stone pla.v this summer. F'red Gnal, park Bennett was driving the cruiser out­ "for some time to come the major- Personals 3 ROOFTNU—Specializing rf pairing Regent St., Manchester. Disappearing Stairways $24.95 Each dition. MI 3-8900. cident, Miss .tudith Wright, 18, of it.v or corridor flights will under ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- roofs of all kinds. New rooft, gut­ 8d & 16d Common Nails breezeway, garage, shed dori^r, and oven, fireplace and mantle. wall, clump of while birches, deep commi.s.sloncr. noted that llil.s Is an side his patrol district when he FOR SALE—1958 Detroiter 40’ 10 Situations Wanted— Male 39 FOUR ROOM apartment, large fireplace, aluminum storms, l/rge Basement garage, hot water heat. lot, half mile from WilbUr Cross. Mansfield Center, fined $21 on two normal circumstances be made be­ THREE-SKIN Russian Sable scarf nek. Prompt efficient service. ter work, chimneys cleaned r :- SALESLADIES $10 Per Keg FOR SALE—1955 Hotpolnt automa­ porch heat, hot water. $85. MI cliarges, filed an appeal lo Tol­ opportunit.v for high school boys ran into the rear of thc city's other ft. wide. All furnished. Small Guaranteed workmanship. MI maple trees. 100’ frontage 'Only Situated on one acre lot. Oose to Not a development. police cruiser parked al the city low 10.000 feet" for skle at a fraction of original paired. Aluminum siding. 30 EXPERIENCED middle-aged gar­ tic -washing machine, excellent 9-7i28! schools, bus and shopping. 814,900, land County Superior Court. Trial to assist with the younger boys. down payment. Take over pay­ 9-8076. years’ experience. Free esti­ Partiitlme. Ready-to-wear exper­ dener desires part-time work. Call OPEN EVENINGS BY $13,900. Carlton W. Hutrhlrri, MI dump. Bennett had gone to the The note also said the So'vdet cost. Tn perfect condition. Little ments, MI 4-8106, condition. Good price. Call MI 9-5132. Minimum FHA financing, R F, Walton W. Grant Apenc.v Justice Hutchins fined Miss Volunteers arc Invited to attend Shop, t o 3-4958. mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml ience preferred. We offer many after 4. MI 3-6144. APPOINTMENT FOUR ROOM apartment in S-fam- scene of a fire at the dump in fighters which buzzes the C130 "In­ HAROIJ) A SONS Rubbish Remov­ 9-8591 after 5. Dimock Co.. Realtor, MI 9-.5245, Wright $18 for improper passing the meeting of the baseball plan­ tentionally created the very hazard 3-0763. employe benefits. Apply to llv house and garage, $65. (?all Realtor MI 3-1153 ning group Friday at 8 p.m. at the response to a radio call that was VACUUM CLEANERS repa'red tn FURNITURE taken as down pay- al-Paper and ashes. Call MI We will beat our competitors BRAND NEW ranch. Here’s an or Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472, and $3 for failure to carry regis­ not directed to him, Mayor O’...on to flight aqfety about which the merit on mobile homes, rxccllent advertised prices by at least 5%. KELVTNATOR refrigerator, in ex­ MI 9-9021. -1150 square foot home in Man­ Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. tration. Community Hall. my own home shop. Forty vears 9-4034. ROBERT HALL CLOTHES Poultry and Supplies 43 cellent condition. Call after 6 p.m. said. Soviet representatives have pro­ factory experience. All raakes, low lots available at Mansfield. Jen­ Heating and Plumbing 17 chester Green that gives vou a HOME — BUSIN ESS — Attorney Henry Kiicharski of Eacli team will need a -manager Some of the other patrolmen fessed concern." Rt. 6, South Windsor NOBODY — BUT NOBODY MI 3-6334. large kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms and two roachc.s according to pres­ rates, free estimates, free pickup sen’s, Inc., (always reliablel Roll­ HOME OWNERS, tool and equip­ (Next to Ten Pin Bowling Alley! BABY CHiaiS and ducklings. SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo­ (XXX) Willimantic, acting for his client, were called to the Police com­ The.formal rejection of the So­ ing Hills, Route 44-A, Mansfield, ment rentals, A P Equipment, 945 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re­ Orders taken for turkey poults. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL with a lavatory off the master INCOME appealed the /case to Tolland ent planning. It is expected four and dellveiy. Mr. Miller, JA GA 9-4479. cated. Write Box O. Herald. room. A fireplace and large bow LAKE STREET — New six room mission meeting last night in con­ viet charges came as no surprise. 2-8904. Center St. MI 9-2052. Open week­ modeling, repairing, new installa­ NEED EXTRA money! Earn 310 May delivery. MI 3-8020. Little & Musical Instruments 53 County Superior Court. Mi.s.s teams will be created. nection wKh oU’ r incidents, ac­ American officials have repeatedly ends. tions electric sewer cleaning, to $20 per evening demonstrating McKinney, is Woodbridge St. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. PLEASANT, clean, heated room window in the living Toom and a Colonial with garage. Built by U. Here is an opportunity very sel­ Wright was released under $200 'Pile planning group to conduct 381 STATE STREET. rear porch that can be enclosed ft R. Built-in atove and oven. cording to Mayor Olson. He would denounced the Russian 10,000 foot NEW FIGURE for spring at big drainpipes cleaned fast and effi­ guaranteed line of variety mer- tor 1 or 2 gentlemen. Free park­ dom offered to the wise buyer. A bond furnished by her father. try-outs at the end of this month. not say what was discussed, but reiling contention since the Inci­ savings. Special Introductory dis­ ONE WHEEL box trailer $35. Call FLINTAR, AMESITE driveway ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. NORTH HAVEN, CONNECTICUT COMPLETE violin outfit, half for another room. Full ceramic Large fireplace. Sun deck 114 MI 3-7727 after 5, ohandi.se. No collecting — no de­ ing. 54 High St. six room home, screened in porch, State Policeman Thomas Gau- Selection of teams will be done ac­ said there was a "general clean dent occurred. counts on Spencer foundations and seal coating. Average home drive­ liveries. Call JA 8-6247. Articles For Sale 45 CHcstnut 8-2147 price. Kemp's, Inc. MI 3-5680. bath with colored fixtures, oil hot baths three bedrooms. Beautiful new Timken furnace, all large view, $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co.. their te.stified that he had arrested cording to rules to be adopted by sweep” In which the proper respect Some State Department ob­ bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. way .740. Two coats, machine S, WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ SIX ROOM duplex. 154 Cooper Hill water heat, attached garage. Near rooms, garage. A four room cold Miss Wright after her car had the group which will follow the Winona McLeod, PI 2-7048. spread. The best cost so little. ing contractor. New Installations, NURSERY SCHOOL teacher. Quali­ WALLPAPER Sale—Many atterns St., near shopping, school.-i. biKsc.? bii.s, school and stores. Price Realtor. MI 9-6245. or Robert flat plus a package store and for authority was discussed. servers believe the objective of the Auto Driving School 7-A Gives .vou,- driveway a lasting to choose from at handsoiri' sav­ Diamonds— Watches— Murdock. MI . 3-6472, Barbara skidded into a utility pole March Lillie league auction pattern. Capt. Peter J. Dowgewlcz re­ Russian protest was to serve no­ alteration work and repair work. fied, trained, wanted in South Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Children. $105. Gla.stonhury ME $16,990. McCarthy Enterprises, candy store, all situated on 27 wlicn slie tried to pass a trucli. Target date for the first, game WANTED—Ride to Park Rd.. West future Tel. BU 9-542S. Evenings MI '9-3808. Windsor for fall classes. Morn­ ings. Trimmed a,nd coated C. J. Jewelry 48 3-9057. Inc.. Manchester. Robert W. Ag- Woods. Ml 9-7702, turned from a 2-week vacation tice that Russia will make things MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ Morrison Paint Stqre, 385 Center 82x144 lot. All for only $19,900. A He said the accident occurred on in the new baseball program is Me Hartford, from Manchester ""enter MI 3-t.S62. ings five day week. Teach sepa­ WANTED TO BUY new. Ml 4-0988 or MI 3-8878. P.J. Special. Call now. today to lean of the incidents In tough if the United States finds vicinity. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. MI 9-2470. ing driving school. Three skilled, NEAL ANDREWS, plumbing, heat­ St. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ Good used resaiable furniture, (XXXI) Rt. 6, just east of Hi-Acre.s. moi'ial Day weekend. Sponsors are the dcpartmeit. and a 6-months It necessary to start another air­ courteous Instructors. Class room rate three and four year old ing and oil burner repairs. Call classes. Mr. Doran. JA 8-4731. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. also small upright and spinet Business Locations MANCHESTER—Eight room house Other Cases currently being sought to provide leave of atwcnce granted to Pa­ lift to Berlin. Ru.ssia can cause 25c WASH—Do It yourself. Lucky instructions for 15, 16, 17 year Household Sorvit*? MI 9-7773. POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob­ Reasonable prices. Open dally. pianos. for Rent 64 with additional sunporch, utility VERNON—New six room Colonial PAUL J. CORRENTI Roger Keniston, 37, Andover, uniforms and adequate equipment trolman Edwin Carlson. He leaves olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, sen. Yazoo and Snapping Turtle such a crisis by closing the ground Lady Self-Service I^aundry, It Offered 13-A HOUSEmVES wanted--After hub­ Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce porch and full walk-up attic. with attached garage. Built-In Broker MI 3-5363 was fined $18 ifor passing In a no for the teams, the Rockville force Saturday to route from West Oermsmy. Maple ,St (across from First Na­ Director of Driver Education. Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ Street. Ml 9-4387. I>oads of rlosets and storage. Barn range -me oven. Fireplacp sun by has left for work and the Watkins Used Furniture COMMERCIAL biisines.s or office LISTINGS INVITED passing zone. Mary Siamond. 42, Methodist Notes v/ork as a special constable in tional Parking Lot). Ml 9-7398. Millinery Dressmaking 19 children to school, do you waste ers. Parts and service. Capitol space lor rent. Up to 6500 square with three-car stalls, loft and I deck, I'-l batli.s. three bedrooms, Women of United Methodist DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ Equipment Co.. 38 Main St., Man­ Exchange of 31 Florence Street, Manchester, Vernon. hours that could be turned into feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. work.shop. One acre land, large! high wooded lot. Brick front. FOR SALE — Manchester, 9 was fined $15 for disregarding a Church plan to attend the spring Capt. Dowgcwicz said he xt’as lARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ pany doors and windows, custom DRESSMAKING and alterations chester. MI 3-7958. Garden— Farm— Dairy 15 Oak Street Call $17,400. R. F. Dimock Co.. Real­ Oyster Harvest Heavy work guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 dollars? Experience not neces­ Located near Center. Plent> of garden area. 150 Avery St O'Leary Dr. Four room Cape Cod, traffic signal. Ernest Whitney, 2D, district meeting of the Woman’s sorry to lose Carlson, one of his Automobiles for Sale 4 censed driving school .rained. Specializing in children’s clothes. Products 50 owner. Ml 4-1056 tor, t o 9-5245. or Robert Mur­ after 6 p.m. MI 9-9140. sary to earn $2 to $3 per hour FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich WE BUY and sel! antique and used parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI in nice neighborhood near school Hebron Road, Andover, was fined Society for Christian .Service at most experienced men. Certified and approved, Is 'ow of­ -selling Avon porfumeil fragrances, 3-7444. dock, Ml 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Wesley Memorial Church in East Fortland, Ore—Growers speak BEFORE YOU BUY a used car fering classroom and behind loam, sand, stone, gravel nd (ill. APPLES SPECTAL McIntosh. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ MI 9-7702. bus and church. If you can ' uall $100 for operating a motor vehicle Industrial Zone Hearing of oysters, before shucking, In see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all cosmetic.s and toiletries. Call now, Call MI 3-8603. Baldwin, Starks. 20 lb. bag $1.25. ture frames, guns, attic cc itents, fy. no down payment. Real Es while his li^en.se was under aus- Hartford tomorrow from 10 am. A request was made lo the City wheel Instruction (or teeriagers. makes. Highest quality guaranteed Moving— Trucking— CH 6-1658, 2.000 SQUARE feet of spa-t. Will to 3 p.m. bushels. It takes a couple of bush­ Sales and Service. 285 ' Main t o 9-6075. Also small sizes. Louis Bunce. 629 whole estates, Furniture , reflrt- FOR THE LARGE FAMILY (XXXTl) tate Broker Ralph Lipman. MI pension. His license was suspelWed Council las, nigh, for a change of Street Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. work and parts, over 47 vear’s ex- TOP SOIL—Possibly the cle-nest subdivide. 166 West Middle Tpke, 3-1869. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Rey­ els to make a gallon of shucked Storage 20 W. Center. MI 3-8116. ished and repaired, Furinture Re­ Call Ml 3-7043, Mr. Mull. <5 in 1958 after three previous con­ zone of Roberts Motors property meats. The grower receives 80 ATTENTION tcenager.s—Ages 15 perlenee. Famous for service since FULLER BRUSH and most fertile delivered in this pair Service and Sales. Talcott- ______Family home of 8 room.s in very VERNON — New six room split victions on motor vehicle charges. nolds will be guest speakers at WANTED — Clean used cars. We 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 for best IN COMMUNITY of individually on Union St. from commercial to cents to $1.35 a bushel, as is, on the to 18. We teach. Class room. Start AUSTIN A. CHAMBFiRS Co, Local area ‘his year. Place your "rder. vllle. MI 3-7449. FOR RENT— Building Buckland I fire condition. Goo^i heating .sys- level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Hits case was continued until April the regular meeting of United Industrial. A hearing vas set for buy. trade down or trade any­ now. We teach adults 18 to 60. service. ' moving, packing,, storage. Low Soon to be your new neighbor Leonard L, Giglio & Sons, Bolton Fertilizers 50-A section, 1500 square feet. Sivtahlc tenv Garage, Garden .space. Price built better homes. Good taste and Methodist WSCS on April 21. The ground, depending on their quality thing. Douglas Motors. 333 'Iain. cast of the river. ceiling with redwood beaips Built- 27 for payment of fine. April 21 at 8 p.m. in City Court and accessibility. If he harvests Free home pick-up service. Three rates on long d^tance moves to Call MI 3-7083. for storage. T, Haekett, Box 105. ’ $15-»00. in range and oven. l ’ -i baths, large relaxation are found in this three Rev. Mr. Reynolds Is associate BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com WELL ROTTED cow manure. No bedroom ranch having many library Gets Bequest room. and delivers them to a shucking NEED A CAR and had your credit instructors, no waiting. Ca l Mr. 48 states. MI ^-5187. We expect to move Into our PIJkYER PIANO, Reasonable and fireplare Finished laundry room. A check for $300. a gift from pastor at South Methodist Church pany — For those who -tare about TORO POWER handle, sprayer, straw, hay or sawdust. Leonard In good condition. MI 3-1753. BucklaOd. MI 3-6180. . Quick occupanrv. 6 room Cape. extras. Pine paneled den. Story An unidentified party wants to station, the price goes up to $1.50 turned down? Short on down pay­ MiclcUo. Manchester Driving beautiful new building located on Garage Three bedrooms $1'?’ 990. the late Miss Harriett Fuller to in Manchester. He and Mrs. use the former car showroom for their mgs — phone Ml 3-0012. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ killer and lawn mower for sale. L. Giglio & Sons, Bolton. Call Ml 2,800 SQUARE feet o f^ o r v 1'4 ' {'■''nace. All book kitchen. Formal living room Reynolds were missionaries lo In­ or $1.75 a bushel. A smart careful ment? Had a repossession? Don’t Academy. PI 2-72-19. Free pickup and delivery Free the Manchester-East Hartford town R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor, Ml Saxton B. Little Free Library, has a small machine shop. ing Compahy. Local and 'ong dis­ PI 2-7549. 3-7083. Rooms Without Board 59 Mocks from Main St. Can m plumbing Large lo . 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. Ml wall to wall carpeting. Drapc». dia for several years and will operator may harvest 600 to 700 give up! See Douglas Motors, get estimates given. VVe specialize In tance moving, packing and stor­ line at I-ong Hill Rd. and Tolland 9-2828 $12,500. JJinimnm down payment, Cornices, Oversized two-car ga­ been received bj Henry B. Hutch­ The council, which acts as the bushels an acre. the lowdown on the lowest down St. this fall. 3-6472. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. speak on their experiences. Garage— Service— Storage 10 furniture and wall to wall carpet­ age Weekly van service tn New FRANK IS OPEN for business. FERTILIZERS—Agrico $2.55 50 |FURNISHED room', one minute rage,. City water and sewer. H, B. ins, trustee. Miss Fuller, a long zoning commission decided to in­ and smallest payments an"vwheie. ing. Have used doors and used bricks lbs. Bovung $2.98. Hart's Plant Lime reident of Columbia, died First Communion Set clude the entire block, bordered York, Ml 3-6563. At present we have several at­ walk from Main St. Light house­ MANCHESTER — Small store for MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Grady, Broker. MI 3-8009. A class of more than 40 young­ Not a small loan or finance com­ (or outdoor fireplace, also good Food $4.50. Peat Moss $2.29. S iv- rent. Main St. Available May 1st. (xxxni) about a year ago ^t the home of by Maple, W. Main, West and pany plan. Douglas 'VIotors. 833 FLAT FINISH Holland window MANCHESTER Package Delivery. tractive opportunities for Stenog­ keeping. Woman only. MI 9-7959. sters will receive their First Com­ FOR RENT Two garages on West used furniture, I am also buying age Power Lawn Mowers. Com­ Plenty of good parking. Ml 3-0211. VERNON — New six room ranch WE RECOMMEND this four room her nephew, Winthfop Davlll In Union Sts., in the proposed zone Main Street shades, made to measure All Light trucking and package deilv- raphers, Transcribers, and Clerk- good used furniture. 420 Lake St. plete line. Complete line Flower MI 0-1612 low cost home for retired couple. munion at St. Maurice Church St. Call MI 3-6660. Typists. Why not take advantage FURNISHED rooms to rent, free with attached garage. Built-in Liberty Hill. She had been a loyal change. Mayor Olson said the rrtetal Venetian biinds '* a new fery. Refrigerators, washers and MI 9-6580, and Garden seeds. Garden '''ools parking. Call MI 9-0826 between Full basement. Oil heat, .Electric patron of the library through the Saturday at 9 a in. Mass. Con­ CALL OR see me. Good deal on low price. Keys made wW)n you of these openings now! If, you range and oven, fireplace P' living block connects with an industrial stove moving specialty Folding and Ijawn Tools. We deliver and 5-7 p.m. Houses for Rent 65! hot water heater. 4 'i% mort­ years, had served on the library fessions for girls in the class and 1959 Dodge or Simea, Walter G wait. Marlow's. start prior to May 1st after three KILOWATT transmitter, Class A MANCHESTER — Beautiful two- room and basement. Wooded lot, children who attend schools other zone on ' and bedrooms. Just redecorated inside 9-1001. benefit of the Women's Auxiliary will pay off $1,000. If you own 8-2244. TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condi­ Held in celebration of National Li­ Aluminum clapboards a specialty. gauge grinder. Apply E & S Gage and out. P. V. Tongren, Broker, to Windham Community Memorial SEE WHAT REAUY MEANSI Unexcelled workrhansbip. Easy real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask Co., Mitchell Drive, Manchester. tion, 5-5, choice location, $16,700. COVENTRY— Large lot for sale Hospital, include: Mrs. Alfred brary Week, the open house fea­ NEW MI 3-8321. ______, budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR Frank Burke o r' Mrs. Carter for SEPTIC TANKS WANTED-OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN Summer Homes for Rent 67 R. P. Dimock Co., Realtfir. Ml on Woodbridge Rd. 153x350. Brand. Mrs. W'illiam Burnham, tured demonstrations of book 5-9i09. details. Connecticut Mortgage Ex- RETIRED MAN (or part-time rak­ 9-5245, Or Barbara Woods, Ml Cleared, $1,700. Call MI 9-6784. processing, book collections, and a ! AND MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher, Mrs. John - change, 15 Lewis St., Hartford. ing and general lawn care, etc. ..steady work, paid'holidays, vacation pay, l2i- GARDNER LAKE, Salem, Conn. 22x15 toot living room with fire­ 9-7702, Robert Murdock Ml Pringle and Mrs. John Cragin, showing of slides of early Man­ CARPENTER desires repair work, About 10 hours weekly. Your own Northwest shore. Arre-whead 3-6472. MANCHESTER—Large lot in A chester. all types of remodeling. Dial PI MORTGAGES, Industrial, Com­ aurance plus many other beneBt#. - place. Modern throughout. $23,900. Mrs. Howard Shumway and Mrs. bos.s. $1 per hour. Located near PHUGGED SEWERS Grove. Modern housekeeping cot­ Phllbrick Agency, Ml 9-8484. zone. City water, city 4ewer. Membcis of the IJbrary Board, 2-7728 mercial. Apartment, when writing new high school. Reply Box 356, (XXXVIII) Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI F. C. Savage, who combined (or Applicant must have experience. abUity and char­ tages. Safe beach. Playgrounds. one big party at the Savage home the Board of Directors, and the slate present mortgage, area of Rockville Conn. Machine Gleaned acter in keeping with the high standard and repu- TERRAMUGGAS Lake—Six room 9 1642. Board of Education attended the ALTERATIONS and remodeling — Shuffleboard. Picnic grove Pri­ NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six yesterday. ) land and building, and all perti­ tation of Morlarty Prothers. Phone Carl Anderson, vate boats. Ideal for children and year around cottage, enclosed open house. Interviews of some of kitchens bathrooms, atticL. cel­ nent facts Irving Kay, 034 Chapel Septic Tanks, Ocy Wells, Sewer room Cape Cod, choice location. lars. residing, porches, roofing Department Manager. fishermen. Hartford GH 2-9278. porch overlooking .lake: 1? miles the guests were tape recorded by St., New Haven, Mortgage Brok­ Lines In^talled—Cellar Water­ from aircraft. $9,950. Phllbrick Aluminum combinations. Priced to Wanted— Real Estate 77 Manchester Evening Herald, Co­ John Deme of radio station WINF. and room additions. (Ztonnecticut proofing Done. VIelt weekends, Norwich. Turner er. Agency, MI 9-.B464. sell. $13,900. R. F. Dimock Co.. lumbia correspondent Mrs, Donald These recordings will be broadcast Remodeling Services, 34 Oak St. 7-4895. Realtor, Ml 9-5245, or Barbara SELLING YOUR home? For R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy 8- Ml 3-1425. prompt, efficient, courteous serv at 7 ;15 tonight. Business Opportunities 32 Life Insurance McKin n e y b r o s . MORIARTY BROTHERS HIGH ELEVATION —Five ’’oom Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ 3435. Among those who loaned photo­ Wanted to Rent 68 ranch, artistic stone front, ^->rch, dock, MI 3-6472. Ice and appraising without obliga­ 1959 MERCURY Q}76 CARPENTERS, experienced in Sewerage Disposal Co. MI 3-5135 tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, graphs of early Manchester were building and contracting, altera­ FOR SALE — Restaurant, Full breezeway, garages. Sprawled out Mrs. Richard Rich, Bolton Center: MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN M yt*. liquor license. Inquire 840 Main WANTED—Five or 6 room house. on huge lot, Carlton W. Hutchins. (XXXIX) MI 3-8969 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ If you pride yourself, on ‘luxury tions, additions, porches, e*c. Spe­ Assistant Manager I so-132 Pearl St,—Ml S-5S0S sociates, MI 9-8952. Member Multi­ Mrs. Otto Schleminger, 40 Pine St,, Manchester. Three children school age. Rifer- MI 9-5132. Police Quiz Trio Fully equipped with heater and defroster, pushbutton ra* Matching styles, collared and living’ add a bit of handmade lace. cializing in cottages, garages, sid­ MANCHESTER—All brick six room ple Listing Service. St.; Mrs. MaiTus Moriarty, Vernon Crochet the center of thi.s (loil.v ences. Contact Mr. Dunbar, CH St.; Mrs. William Brennan, 21 Mt. dlo paded dash, foam rubber cushions, whitewall t i ^ sleeveless, for mother and daugh­ ings. Guaranteed • workmanship. MANCHESTER —Six room older Cape in South Manchester. Built backup lights, courtesy lights,-wheel covers, tutone paint, from snowy white, then surround MI 3-0731. Wanted 9-6896. ______About Stolen Car Nebo PL; Mrs. Paul Agard, 95 ter. , home, about 4 acres, more avail­ by PontlcelH in 1951. Aluminum BUY — SELL — TRADE plus, signal lights, oil filter and other standard Mercury it with a raised border of pansies Want to sell your property? Laurel St.; Mrs. Fred Lewie, 89 Ko. 8175 with Patt-o-Rama is in ALL TYPES .of carpentry, altera­ • SEPTIC TANKS f ■ ■i' WANTED by elderly couple, ffve able, Hi baths. Must sell. Make combinations, large^ enclosed rear Finley St.; Jacob Cheney, Hartford extras. , slS(ek,'10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 12, in variegated threap. Experienced and succejuifut, life rooms. Reasonable rent. Phone an offer. P. V. Tongren, Broker. porch. Garage and amesite d.-lve. Greenwood, Inc., will buy for all A stolen car sporting stolen li­ Pattern No. 2494 has crocliet di­ tions, additions, roofing, siding. CLEANED and INSTALLED 1 WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL WOODED AA-JPONE LOT IN A Rd.: Mrs. Albert Harrison, 33 32 bust, slMvelesB, 4 % yqrds of Insurance salesman, wanted for t o 9-7378. . MI 3-6321 . ' ______large lot. very nice . condition. cash or work out -a trade. Quick cense plates was recovered by po­ rections;; stitch illustrations. Also house 'painting. MI P 8746 or ANDOVER CHOICE AIANCHK8TER NEIGHBORHOOD. VERY SHORTLY lice last night when it waa found Myrtle St.; and Watkins Bros. Fur­ Full Price $ 2 8 9 5 ,85-inch; i* yard for tie. PI 2-7546. appointment as Assistant Afnn- WE’RE BLANNINO'TO BUILD A LARGE FOUR BEDROOM to.eOO. R. F, Dimock Co.. Real­ action'aasured. Call and get QUr ,To ord^r; 'send 25c in coins fo •-SEWERS WANTED to rent, seven or eight EAST HARTFORD — 514 room tor, Ml 9-6246,’ or Barbara Woods, deal, no obligation. stuck-in the''mud off Wellman Rd. niture Store. No. 8176 with Patt-o-Rama is Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ MA41HINE CLEANED ager of successful life agency. COLONIAL ON IT. BUT . . . IF YOU HAVE PLftNS FOR A room house. Country atmosphere. In stses 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, years. Size I^'OR THE^Mwest things in outside ranch, garage, st'orma. Recreation MI • 9-7702, ^bert Murdock. Ml GREENWOOD, ING. Three boys, all under 16, seen ning , Herald, 1150 i AVE. OF Liberal compensation — con­ Picturesque 371/2 acre Sum­ CUSTOM HOME AND HAVEN'T FOUND A SUITABLE LOT Ellington. Manchester, Rockville. room. Bus line. P. V. Tongren, 3-6472. running from the car, -were ques­ •‘AluMysABetterBuyAtMqriariyU** 4. sleeveleas, 2 yards of 35-inch; home coverings — Aluminum, mer Camp on hard top road, PERHAPS WE SHOULD GET TOGETHER BEFORE GROUND MI 3-1577 AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, stone, etc.—Call us. For the fair­ • INSTAUATION sists of salary, bonuses, fringe Would -consider lease with option Broker. Ml 3-6321. tioned by police and wlH be turned Egyptian T<»cher Blind Be, ■% yard. j N. Y. 31/2 acre spring - fed pond IS BROKEN. A HWHE ON THIS STREET,SHOULD BUN AT est prices in years in alterations SPECIALIST benefits included. Our staff Is to buy. Box F. Herq^d. (XXXX) over to juvenile authorities. To order **"4 SSq in coins for For 1st class mailing add 10c plus trout stream. Good flsh-^ ^TWO-FAMILY house with 2-car ARE ^OU CONSIDERING The vehicle, a 1956 Pontiac, was Alessandria, Egypt—tHdytnuii of each pattern tof Sue Burnett,- and modernizations—cell uu. For familiar with this opportunity, ing and’ swimming.'.Modem. LEAST ^20 000., WANTED to rent: Garage- Vleln SELLING YQUR PROPERTY? for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ changing your present home to a garage, separate oil -.burners, VEKNUN—Large 814 room ranch, taken Saturday from the'Carter Alexandria was one of the world s MORIARTY BROTHERS fe t Manchester Evening Herald, 1150 dress with zone and Pattern Num­ All replies conUdentiai. Give 2 bedroom pine' panel cabin. tty of Green Manor Apts., W. $15^700. 173-5 Woodbridge St., Call breezeway, overaised garrae. two We Win appralee your f«)porty earUeat blind teachera of note. He more beautiful hom-e the vlay vou, Town and Country free and-without any ot^igatlon. Chevrolet Co,, oh Main St. 'flhel '-“Uacoln—Blei AVB. OF AMERICAS NEW ber, -with ' fireplace. -Priced for McCa r t h y enterprises , tne. toddleJl^rnplke. Call MI 9-3367. owner. Ml 3-0829. fireplaces, combinations through­ llv^ from SOS to 395 A.D, and like it—call us. All estimates free. qualiflrations In letter resume. We also buy propbrty for cash. markers were found to have bfcen' , TQMI M. N-Y. , < . I It’s ready—the ’59 Needlework quick sale. Carl 'and Esther ]MI 4-0988 MANCRUCSTER -v MI 8-6878 after 8^.m . ■ . ■ , out, pisstered, magnificent vlw . taught bothfBlghted anjl blind atu- Bank terms. Call the Aff>iated Drainage Co. Write Box E, c-o The Mgnphes- Schwarz. Phone MI S'-OIS^. Member Multiple UaUng taken from a garage on Hartford . For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c for I Album! Fifty-six pages of pretty Building Contractors, 860 Park SOUTH WINDSOIb-New five room $18,$00. R. F. Dimock Co Real­ Rd. ait the same time. denla granuBar, arlttantoc, muai^ ter Herald. ^ I ^ p E B T W. AGIi('E.W, Broker W4NTED 1^ young responsible tor. Ml $-5245, or Barbara Wooda ■ STANLEY BRAY, Reiritor OMbvpaUeni. Print NamA Address! designs; plus free phttems for cro­ Ave. Bioomfteld, Oonh. Cali CH M l 9-4143 couple, olaan . four vrpdm rent, ranch, butltfin oven i^and range. (Police said tbS'Case is sUli under logic, ' rhetoric, geometcy. .aitf imk Zeo», Ko, ahd pize. Lot 100x200. PhUbrick $-7702, Rohsrt Murdock, BRAK-BURK RKALfTZ chet knit items 25c a copy! 2-9922 or at night callcall t o 3-0781. , heated or iinheiUed. West Bide of MI84S78 In’MeUantiigi. aatn^oiajr. V town pmferred. Phono Ml 8-4821. Agency, t o #-8464. , ' 'I A’' '

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Average ^pt Press Ran Th« Westlier l® r ' ■ - TUESDAY, APRIL 14>1969 For the week Ending reneeiit e« 0 . B. W aathet AprU FAefeW m CBN V ^mtrlrPBtpr !Euptttn0 ^ r a lb Clear and not as eoM tonIgM. 1 2 , 9 1 0 ^ Lew 87-46. F air Mid transMT Thureday. High near 76. St. Francis Xavlar Mothera , Member of tho Au^fc\ Mrs. Harry Doerlng, 104 Pine Co.venant Guilds Bureau of OrenlatlOB' St., haa entered the Hartford Hol- Circle win meet at the home of Blass Gut to All Shapos l^nche»ter--—A City of VUlage jthnrm About Town pltal aa a patient. Mr*. Donald Robinson. 34 Virginia To Hear Dr. Esau Rd., tomorrow night at $ o'clock. and Sizes for Tablo Tops The weekly meeting of the Mrs, B arbara O'Connell and Mr*. NCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESI APRIL 15. 1959 (OlaMlfled AtfverUalng «tt Page » ) PRICE PtVB CENTS 'A ■ rehearsal of the cast of the Patricia Green will be the co- ‘"The D isturbed Child *nd- R e -: yVOL. LXXVIII, NO. 166 (TWKNTY-FOUR p a g e s—tw o SECTIONS) Meaclieeter Squadron of Civil Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan llgiou* Training" will be the topic! You can do many Air Petrol; will be held et 7 p^m. hostesses. The Rev. John Blanch- Workahop will he held tomorrow i field will he the speaker. of the talk given by Dr. Truman things with glass tobla W i^eidey et the American Le­ niphl at 7;30 In Susannah We.slcy Raau at the meeting of the Wom­ gion Home. hall, H artford Rd, The group will en's Guild of the. Covenant Congre­ and desk tops and pre.scnt several selections from Our I>ady of Victory M others gational Church Friday at 8 p.m. New Tax War Circle will meet tomorrow' at 8:15 . thoy or* oosy to koap Pfc. Merjory A. Dionne, daugh*’ Gilbert and .Sullivan operettas In at the church. GoViHibicoff Labels te r of Mr. end Mrs Bernard E. New l-ondon Saturday night under at the home of Mr*. Frank Rob- clean. Lot us help you Boston, April 15 (®^Mas- I eris, 104 Lockwood St. The co- Guilds from four Covenant Wonne. 52 Doene St., waa recently the au.spices of the Methodi.st churches — Hartford. Cromwell, with suggestions. sachusetts and New Hamp­ aeeiKn^ ea medical epecielist at hosteas will be Mrs, Andrew' Llnd- Church of that city The Rev. Tercy berg. Flection of new officer* wifi Middletown and Haddam Neck- shire ofBclals at odds the U.S. Armv Hoapital. ''eat Smilh. formerly of South Metho­ Mirrars cut to aH siies. anew today oyer tax collec­ take place at this nieeUng. will be guests at the meeting. * Non-Resident Taxes Point. N.Y. She joined Uie Wom- dist Church, is now minister of the Mrs. Paul Norling, president of tions. /■ en'a Armv Corpa last March and New London church. Open 6 Day* A Week The Massabhusetts Registry the guild, will preside at the meet­ 8 AM. t« S P.M. served at the Ft. Dix Army Hos­ Therese Becker, Joan Skiff and ing. Special music will he provided of hjotor Vehicles said yester­ pital. Ft. Dix. N.J.. prior to-her Cynihia DeBandi, students at by a trio, consisting of Mr*. John day 75 Xew Hampshire truck The Brownie Scouts highivay Manchester Hrgh School, wdll at- Indefen^le, Unfair eaaignment here. .safetv program will be held to­ (fhilders. Mrs, Esau and Mrs. Ken­ operates have been sum- Itend the student Invitation day at neth Ogren. ' ! monba in the past 10 days for morrow afternoon al .t 30 in Simmons College, Boston, Mass., J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Mrs. L. V. Carlson. 199 S, Main Mioodruff hall of Center Congrega­ Refre.shments will be served by failing to pay a total of $17.- 8 t., u-as a delegate from the Hart­ tional Church The affair is for all I on April 22. Mrs. HJalmar Carlson^. Mrs. John 31BISSELLST. PHONE Ml f-r3?2 m ost ■'difficult burden . . . especial­ ,1)00 in vehicle ' registration ford Alumnae A.san. to the Bela I • * Washington, April 15 (JP)—* ly slnce^hese taxes are in addition Bro\r-nies i^ho ha\e been partici­ Eak, Mrs. Anna Snow, .Mrs. Al­ Gov. Abraham Ribicoff urged ' fees. province convention of Kappa pating in the highway safety pro- ; The Rotary Club will meet to- fred Olsson, Miss -Esther Gran- to the -v^^lous Connecticut state Registrar Clement A. Riley Kappa Gamma this paal weekend Congress today to eliminate taxes already borne by them." I gram I night at fi o'clock in fhe Methodist strom. Miss Amy Olson and Mrs. said Massachusetts seeks tp at the Univeraitv of Connect ic\it. I Church. Welhersfleld The speaker Esther BIrge. the “unwarranted and un­ Ribicoff reiterated his oft-stated collect $40,000 in annual fees contention thaK/'Connebticut' does Delta Chapter, No .M. Roval [ w til be Fred G. Hardenbrook, w-ho Members and friends are invited fair” taxation by states of in­ which he said the trufck own­ : will talk on "Tibet. 1.' 1'eara as an to attend. not need, nor doealt want,:fe state ers have refused to pay in the President Declares I Arch .Ma.spii.', will meet in the comes of non-residents. personal income t^ i .Masonic Temple tom onow al 7:.tn I Arlvenltuifr." past three years. The Democratic Governor ap­ Registry inspector Carl ' p 111 The Mark .Ma.sler degree u ill peared berore a Senate aubcom- He said, however, thgt tax states he cotifcried hy W arren R Coons, Roy .Scout Troop 126 wdll hold mittce on constitutional amend­ have pushed ConnecUcuVV'into the Catalano said the owners de­ LECLERC presiding right worrhipfid master. a i.ike sale Thursday at the .1. W. FOR r e n t ' ments In support of a resoluUon unhappy, uneasy odd unjt|st posi­ clined to pay the Massachu­ Aide ‘Incapacitated’ tion of choosing between ehacting setts registration fees after FUNERAL HOME Hale Store starling at 4 p.m. All 8 »nd 16 inm. MovIp Projectors jointly sponsored' by eight Sena­ procceri.s w-ill he used for the —snurnl ni silent, also 8.5 m u . tors to prohibit -States from tax­ a personal incoThe tax of our\Own they conferred with New The Wa.shington CI'A will meet Hampshire Registrar Fred­ troop's trip to "'ashinglon, D. C. slide prn.lectnrs. ing non-residents. or seeing o u r Connecticut citizen® FUNERAL I this ei-rning at k o'clock A sliort subjected to an unfair and burden^ erick M. Clarke. By M.AR' IN L. ABROWSMITH program hy a gto-ip of Ciih .Scout.s ' "What is needed is action by some tax^.-lbad." Augusta. Ga„ April 15 . (/P)—Pre.sjdent Elsenhower,. his : « ill precede the hiisine'ss ac.ssion. Memorial I»dge. Knights of WELDON DRUG CO. Congress toward eliminating once SERVICE F'‘ythia.s will ho' 1 a meeting to- »0I .Main St. Tel. .MI .8-5821 Contiguous pleas for equity, Ribi­ voice choked with emotion, today sadly announced the resig­ Raymond P .si iiu hficld. as.sistanl and for all this unwarranted and coff jrtild, alw ays resulted in this .superintendent ' f schools, \s ill mol row night at 6 o'clock at Lib- unialr reaching by one state Into nation of cancer-.slricken Secretary of State Dulles. W alter N. ■answer: Ta^ Objector Lcclerc. speak on llic tcsiing program in erl.v Hall. C.olway SI Follow-ing a the pockets of citizens of a neigh­ At a dramatic newa conference at his vacation headquar­ hi-ief hii.siiie.ss r.-iepting a talk will .••Enairt a personal Income tax of Director the SI liools F.dination of officers boring state,” Ribicoff said in pre­ ters, Eisenhower said Dulles now is “absolutely incapaci­ will also take place as no meeting be gw'en hy Or. Trum an Esau, di- . .your own ajid we will allow your pared remarks. ‘residents proportional tax credits Released from tated” to carry on the administrative burden of his office and will he held next week 'Hie ex­ lector of the Manchester Child He noted that Connecticut’s Call Ml 9-5869 ecutive board ndl meet at 7:30 in Guidrincc Clinu-. on a reciprocal basis.” make policy as well. , _ _ • 23 Main Street. Manchester neighbors, New York and Massa­ the school library. chusetts, levy state income taxe.s The Governor said about $750 Bay Slate Jail The President said he haa made no final decision on a St Christopher's Mothers Circle RUMMAGE and described Connecticut a.s "a million w-as - collected from Con­ succe.ssor to Dulles. He gave newsmen the impression he will meet tomorrow night at 7 state which is caught In an intol necticut residents in federal per­ might pick someone other than Undersecretary Christian A. ' o clock al .he heme of .Mrs. Gloria erable and unjust 3-way Income sonal income tax last year. B 0 .s t o n , April i5 (A>) New llerter, who has been serving aa acting secretary. ; Peti-onc, 1!13 .Sprang St A spaghet­ SALE tax squeeze.” "An additional $8.3 mlUion was Hampshire’s leading oWeetor to ti supper will foHow- the vegular He cited a resblutUm adopted by collected, unjustly I feel, from Massachusetts’ ron-resident In­ Rut the President liy no means ruled out Herter. r Have Bargains — Will Travel mecting, the Connecticut General Assembly come tax—Annis VauUer-^as re­ In Washington, one top Republl-*' terming the non-resident tax "a (Continued on Page Twenty-three) leased today after more thgn a can official said H would be wrong South Methodist Church to view Eisenhower'e delay In nam­ A comparison between Rir.ssis week in jail and his objections (IlcraM Pheto hv Satcniis) were referred by the Superior ing a auccesaor as a sign that Doctors Report I RUMMAGE SALE and the U S A. in the held of-for- THURSDAY. APRIL 16 Court to the Slate Supreme Court. Herter would not gel the post. W SPONSORED BV THE FRIENDI.T CIRCLE I eigu aid to Latin America, the Surprised on 2ijth Anniversary Vautler, 41. who yesterday Herter Is easily the outstanding i .Middle Ea.st. India and Afrif a w-ill 9:.80 .A.M. posted a $500 bond to cover his tax candidate, this informant said, and Cancer Spread he the siilijcct of im.. n'eeting.s A money tree containiug 2,3 .sil-*------—' Scientists Checking liability' and other collection ex- is regarded as such by the Presi­ ^ Thurs.f April 76 — 6:30 P.M. for members of the League of ver d'ollai-.s, made by their dlde.at f»ev. Charles Kelly. The>' have pen.ses during the high court con­ dent . Women Voters .Mrs. Marshall stm was pi-e.senlcd to Mr. and Mrs. four sons. Raymond I^e. 23. who sideration of the case, was re­ Etsen h o w e r ’* non-rommlttal To Neck Area Bane\-ei-, 376 P orter .St., will be quired to post $300 additional cash answer shout Herter today, this ^ AT THE COMMUNITY "Y” hostess fro a 9:1,3 a.m. meeting official said, was not meant to alter bail to insure subsequent appear­ W ashington, April 15 UP)—Sec­ |j^ PROCEEDS TO CH.ARIT3' tomorrow .and Mrs. .lilies Karp, ’•»wal a .surprise .... silver•«»-»«4 wedding cele-«.'!ssrx.'WS pUms to return sssskts to the Uni- On Fate of Capsule ance before the Superior Court. this but .to.show the President .36 Oosby Rd , -.vill te liostes.4 for bralion SHliiiday night. They re- versity of Connecticut in the fall; wanted to wait a few days before retary of State John Foster Dulles a 6 p.-m. meeting Thursday. Vaulicr and his wife, Charlotte, ceived nianv other gifts, inc hiding James Emil. 20. a third year sUi- were rc-unlted after his discharge announcing the choice of Herter apparently is suffering from aplnal . dent al the Rhode Island School Air Force had hoped to A elmllar view was heard In .1100 in addition to the money tree. ^ majoring CONSTRUCTION Wiashlngfoh, .April 1.5 (.'Pi — The from custody iij the privacy of an ^ugu.sta where a White House cancer In hi* lower neck. The Pentagon said today It lie- snare the capsule as it floated ante-room off the courtroom. A new report from hi* doctor*' The surprise oelehration was ar- architecture; Thomas .Stanley, down under a parachute near the aide, who asked not to be named, Ueven the capsule from the Dis­ B ut a few minutes later they said tie still thinks the chances are was taken by some medical au­ The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY ranged bv their four sons, assisted' ig, a freshman at Ihc Ttniver.sily coverer II satellite w«w U.S. Held Leading lutely Incapacitated" for the ad­ their flnditigs, reported that Dul­ ling whether this took place. have been an historic achievement. before and it was pretty rugged," Back to U.S. ministrative burden and "'doing les had "experienced Increasing Scientists today studied intricate Satellites—both Russian and ■Vautier said. the thinking for It," ah aide said discomfort In the lower neck” In data radioed back from the satel­ American have fallen back into He said he was satisfied with later that the President had not recent days. lite. still in Its high-flying orbit. the atmosphere but they burned the food. "It was good," he added. Mexico City. April 1,3 c/Pi — Intended to-use the word "abso­ "X-ray studies suggest the pos­ They hoped that slight changes in up long before they reached the "I am still of tiie opinion that In A-Power Ships Mexico gave the bum's rush to­ lutely." sibility," White’s announcement Its weight, its center of gravity ground. This would have been the day to Frank Lawrence Sprenz, a Press secretary James C. Hag- continued, "that his discomfort and altitude could tell them wheth­ first intact recovery of any* part (Continued on Page Ten) flying American hank rnhber on erly asked newsmen to delete the may be attributable to the pres­ 6.70x15 er the capsule was successfully of an orbiting moon. Groten April 15 (J3 The vice' ■son. executive vice president of uie FBI's list of 10 most wanted word, and the official White House sure of a malignant tumor in the The Discoverer's capsule had j men. fired back toward Earth. chief of naval operations said to­ General Dynamics, said he coiikln'l tran.scrlpt eliminated it. lower cervical vertebrae." Several other rockets shoots space for a small animal. No help but feel “that perhaps some­ • A reporter told Eisenhower It TUBELESS OR TIRE^ITH HEAVY DUTY day that Anieric.'i's Navy "is far Two Immigration agents were Asked whether the doctors were crowded into the past days—both animal was aboard this one, but j Dockers Want day men will rank the commission­ driving the fast-traveling, fast- had been pretty mtich taken for certain of a cancerous growth in TUBE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE the satellite and missile variety— future Discovered shoots may! j ahead of any other country in the ing of the Skipjack with the com­ talking holdup artist to the U.S.- granted that Herter would move the lower neck. White said he had were leas successf’ul than the Dis­ carry animal subjects such as i deveiopmenl and use of atomic missioning of the Holland-^the Mexican border to hand him over up to Dulles' cabinet post. to stick to the wording of the T ip u h it\ coverer, which was fired into a mire. | power as a means of ship propul­ •Navy's first submarine, which was to American aulhorlties. The turn­ Asked whether he had someone statem ent. TIRE and TUBE or TUBELESS Part of Saving pole-to-pole orbit from Vandenberg A vanguard satellite attempt t sion." built here bark in 1900. over was expected sometrme to­ other than Herter in mind, Eisen­ However, some authorltiee said BL.ACK WHITE Air Force Base, Calif., on Monday. failed Monday night at Cape , Adni. *Jam es S. Riussell didn't Said Johnson: day. probably al nueyo laredo. hower said there are “all kinds of the wording indicated the definite SUPER MARKETS size f Mfr. List Siile 3Ifr. List Sale Except for recovery of the Canaveral, Fla., shortly after the [ In Automation amplify this .statement in his pre­ ‘"The commi.ssioning of the. Hol­ Captured Monday hP was considerations" to lake into ac­ presence of a tumor In the verte­ capsule, a' liOOO-to-1 chance even successful Discoverer shoot at the pared speech at the commissioning land symbolized the beginning of fishing off the Yucatan coast, count. He added there are "a brae but showed some uncertainty ” 6 .1 0 x 1 ."7 “ 21.40 ' "" 1 :5.95^ 26.20 17.95 If everything worked right, the other end of the country. of the speedy atomic, submarine man's conquest of under.sea. To­ Sprenz In less than 24 hours was ntimber of people with particular on the part of the doctors a# to' Discoverer performed well and •Authorities yesterday said the Seattle, April 15 i/W -A group of day's commissioning symbolize* talents” who could fill the top whether It la malignant. The fact 6 .7 0 x 1 5 22.45 1.-1.95 27.50 17.95 West Coast dock workers yester- Skipjack. ordered deported for entering produced important scientific in­ Unofficially, however, the Rus- the beginning of total conquest, for Mexico illegally. He was ttown to foreign policy post. that they referred to the presence 7 .1 0 x 1 5 24.95 15.95 ! .'10.55 19.95 formation, the scientists reported. (Continued on Page Twelve) da.v demanded a share of every dol­ .sians have been reported to be ex­ here is a ship truly a t home in the Elsenhower's dramatic an­ lar saved by employers through Mexico City yeLerday afternoon 7 .6 0 x 1 5 27..20 17.95 .'1.1.4 5 21.95 perimenting with atomic energ.v as depth.*, a blending of steel and and transferred To a car for the nouncement cam* ^ less than 24 (Contlnned on Page Ten) DOUBLE automation. a source of power in their sub­ atomic power whose natural ele­ drive north. hour* after Dulles’ doctors con­ 8 .0 0 x 1 5 , .’10.40 19.95 .37.25 2.3.95 The demand was made by a cau­ marines. ment is the world's oceans ' The 29-year-old bandit 1s cluded that hi* cancer probably Cuban Leader Threatened cus of longshoremen, shipping 7..50xM : 22.65 1 .*.95 28.95 19.95 Russell described the 252-foot. Cmdr. William W. Behrens Jr. of has spread to the neck area. m f £ m clerks and walking bosses repre­ 2,830-ton Skipjack, which has gone Harrisburg, Pa , officially took Earlier it apparently had been WORLD GREEN .32.05. 21,95 (Continued on Page Ten) 8 .0 0 x 1 4 ' 1 26.15 17.95 sented by the International Long­ faster and deeper than any known charge as the ves.sel'a first com­ confined to the abdominal area. Bulletins 19.95 , .3.5.15 2.3.95 shoremen's and Warehousemen's underseas ship, a.s "the forerunner manding officer. Elsenhower strode into the tem­ 8 .5 0 x 1 4 " ! 2 8.70 Union. They asked that It be In­ of a new generation of sub­ The ceremonies took place on a porary White House press room, from the AP Wirea CastroU.S. Tour cluded among the union's proposals marines." She is the first of a new Mrs. Luce’s Speech near hit vacation headquarters at in Impending negotiations with the building platform that saddled the “Sure Glad I class of attack vessels and the hull of the Skipjack while the crew 9:35 a.m. and announced that he STAMPS Pacific M aritime A.ssn., the em­ sixth atomic submarine to join the In ’44 Spurs Clash wanted to say something regard­ ployers organization, on a new con­ stood alongside'the dock. There is ORANGE HANK BOBBED Navy family. no room for standing topside. The ing Dulles. Orange, April IS (ffV-Two tract. The adm iral was lavish In his have a i l SBM Fisk Custom Deluxe May Turn Stormy Skipjack is deckleas. Washington, April 15 Two Newsmen began to suspect an men stuck up the Orange Bank WEDNESDAY The Coast Labor Relations Com­ praise of Vice Adm. Hyman G. Democratic members of the Sen­ unscheduled Elsenhower appear­ on Route 1 today and eaoaped. One crewman ran up the flags • FIRST LINE mittee of the ILWU, which is head­ Rickover. often called the "father ate Foreign Relations Committee ance when Secret Service agents State Police said. The amount FREE ed by Harry Bridges, recommended of the atomic submarine." and the during the cerenionie.s as he stood clashed with Mrs. Clare Boothe reached the press room a few min­ of money involved was not Account • 100 LEVEL ■Washington, April 15 (iP)—(^bigger share of the U.S. sugar mar- the proposal to the caucus, and said builder, the Electric Boat Division aboard aided by a safety belt at­ TIRE INSURANCE kOi .i.a vital to Cuba. Luce today over a campaign utes In advance of the President kno«*'n immediately. State Po­ • GRADE A Cuba's Prime Minister Fidel Cas­ it would be a major union demand of General Dynamics Corp. tached to a track running along .speech *he made in 1944 declaring to make their usual safeguarding lice said the 'two men, both I needed money and I gof it from SPECIALS tro w’ill arrive tonight for what At least two antlrCastro groups this year. The committee also said Another speaker, Earl D. John the renter line of the submarine. • Flats I'Tvpd Frro For IdW President Franklin D. Roosevelt arrangements for his protection. armed, entered the bank abort- Same grade and quality a.s new’ are expected to demonstrate that the employers' organization The Skipjack is the .sixth atomic car equipment furni.ahed today • Tlro<4 Uotntpct Free Kvery promises to be a sTormy 11-day un­ against him here. Security agents "lied US into war." The President’s emotion regard­ ly before 2 p.nt.,Took the money the bank . . . without disturbing CHOICE BEEF had agreed in preliminary discus­ submarine to join the Navy family Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) ing the turn for the worse for and escaped in a green Chevro­ not di.si-ontinued or rediired 5*000 MUm official visit to the United States. assigned to guard the Cuban rebel and the fourth one to be built here. in quality not .oecond not State Department security sions "that the benefits of mechan­ told the gray-haired 56-year-o!d Dulles’ condition became more and let, year I960 or 1951. One waa \ pw Or Retroftc! TirpG In- hero also have picked up. threats ization will be apportioned to the The Nautilus, Seawolf and Skate my savings . . .on a collateral blemi.shed not .second line. rliuled. agents, teaming with Washington that he will be bombed, hanged, News Tidbits nominee for ambassador to Brazil more obvious as he talked. described as blonde. The other police, have arranged to give him employes and the present work­ were commis-sioned here, in similar that he could not possibly vote for Eisenhower reported that he had dark hair. CHUCK atoned, and shot. They want to ceremonies. The Skipjack becomes TIiIh jfuarantoo In . effrrt for one of the. tightest protective force." Culled trom AP Wires her confirmation unless she offered had talked to Dul.Ies by telephone loon." Mfg. Retail Price make certain nothing of the sort Under the ILWU proposal, an part of Squadron 10 of the Atlan'- the life of your tires. \ o other rings ever given a foreign visitor. happens. U.S. JE T HIGH T(> BERLIN $28.25 denier gives you this protec- Castro, accompanied by a heavy employer would be required to set tic Fleet submarine force. '(Continued on Page Ten) (Coi.tlhued on Page Ten) ^ n n , Germany, April 16 tA5-“ Castro will meet with acting one hour’s straight lime pay for ROAST ___ linn. guard of bearded revolutionary Secretary of State Christian Her- I'raiiiuin discovered in Y’ugbsla- The Skipjack., with seven Con- A U.S. Air Force turbojet trans­ protectors, will fly in with a party each hour of production saved by vi,^ VnnouncMTicrpresident a I gre.ssmen aboard, went on a trial port made a high altitude fUg[ht ter tomorrow at a luncheon, and J.. MAMS A CNV^AS* * ® . . . of about 35 persons in a chartered the use of a machine. The money ander Raukovlc, and work is in run over the weekend. The Navy to Berlin today without Interfer- ’ HEAD CUT BONELESS BRISKET 95 TIKE ' SALE SALE with Vice President Nixon Sunday thvLs sgved would be placed in a ence from the Soviet Air Force, Cuban government C54 transport night at Nixon's home. He has no progress to use it . . . Maj,. Gen. said she set new records for speed Deadline Midnight Tonight Don’t Withdraw Monev from Your S1'/.E BLAUK WHITE a t 7 p.m. guaranteed annual wage fund for Barksdale Hamlett, Americas and depth. .She was lauded highly American officials reported. Of­ A number of threats, warning plans for formal talks with top distribution to the workers. ficials said the'Soviet Air Force U.S. governm ent officials. commander in West Berlin, pre­ by the Congressmen, all members 6.70x15 BLACK ' 6.70x15 : 14.95 ' “ 18.95 that Castro will never leave the The amount of work saved displayed curioeity by eendlng He will leave by train Monday dicted today that the dangers to of the Joint Congressional Com­ CORN Tl BE TYPE AIJ40 FIT.S 7 ,1 0 x )5 1 16.95 country alive, have alarmed au­ up two MIG Jet fighters but nn- TI'BELF..RS RIMS 2 0.95 afternoon for visits to Princeton the Comtnimlst-surrounded city mittee on Atomic Ehergj’. along Savings Account When You Need Cash! thorities in advance of his arrival. (Continued on Page Twenty-three) will be greater in coming .years. with Navy and Atomic Energy Officials to Question like on two previous occasions 7.60x15 i 18.95, -22.95 University, New York, and then they ffid not harass the Ameri­ Liretii^e Guarantee:—Tires guaranteed without limit* as to Demonstrations and picketing are Australian Prime Minister Rob­ Commission officials. expected during his 6-day stay in Harvard University at Cambridge, can plane. BEEF _ time or mileage, against all manuracturing detects and 8.00x15 ' 20.95 2 4.95 Masfl. ert Menzles plans to visit Wash­ The figures given for the • trip You can secure the money you need from The Savings Bank of against all road haxard.s on ,a pro rata ba.4is. the capital and a similar visit in ington May 22-27 to discuss for­ was faster than 20 knots and deep­ 7.,50xl4 18.95 2 2.95 New York. He plana to fly to Canada April Rhee to Seek SENATE DELAYS VOTE Manchester, without disturbing your precidus savings. Meet 26 for goodwill visits to several eign and financial affairs with er than 400 feet. The Navy has More Tax Returns NATIVE WAYBEST MADE WITH TYREX CORD 8.00X14 20.95 2 4 ,9 5 But his visit apparently will be a mentioned these statistics for their Hartford, April 16 (IP)—Wto hit attraction. The National Press citiee "there, and to return to Cuba President Elsenhower . . . Con­ State Senate today put off until your cash requirements with an economical, long-term collater­ with a stopover at Houston, Tex., tempt of Congre.ss trial of Boston earliest submarines. Exact speed Club said the 605 seats for its Fourth Term Washington, April 15 (A’l—Fed-^audltors, brought in an additional tomorrow action on the Demo­ luncheon next Monday honoring; A pril 30. industrialist Bernard Ooldflne post­ and depth is classified. cratic adminUtrarion’a bill for al loan. Your savings remain undisturbed aqd continue to draw Moscow today intensified its poned . . . 52 members of NYC eral tax officials said today they $114 billion in. revenue. FOWL Castro were sold out less than an Seoul, South Korea, April 15 (2P) Latham recently told a House the reorganization of the State dividends, while you repay the loan on easy terms out of in­ hour after they became available. propaganda against what it called PT.'V went to headquarter* of So" will question more Income tax re­ Health Department. The bill was "the United States hatred cam­ —President Syngman Rhee today vlet United Nations delegation last turns this year than ever hefor*. committee that IRS wants to step PAN READY The American Society of News­ announced he definitely will run up audits to the point where they scheduled for Senate action to- come—at the lowest possible rates. Most important of all, the FISK Sport SpedLals paper Editors, at whose invitation paign against Cuba.'' The Soviet night to learn more about Russian The deadline for.filing Individual for a fourth 4-year term in 1960. Davidians See involve every taxpayer with siib- , day. Majority .Leader Arthur H. Castro arranged the visit, prepared news agency Taas set the pace and education, returns is midnight tonight. Legal­ Healey said It was held over for, permanent security you are building with a savings account SIZE BL-AUK WHITE East European government radio Rhee, now 84, had said previous­ A $77,000 grant received by Yale ly, returns must reach Internal stantial Income at least once '.‘in SOMBON N. Y. STATE SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR SPORTS CAR fo r a capacity crow't) for the F ri­ ly he probably would run again if a reasonable cycle 'period.” He teohnleal' reasons. There la m day meeting he will address. With statiohs and Communist party University to support Fellow.ship Mideast Strife Revenue Service offices j|iy then. is uninterrupted by your temporary need for cash. “5720x13“' "“17795“~ ““21795'^ the people wanted him. He told a added: possibility • the Republican mi­ tickets limited to members, the newspapers labored the theme. Program from Maurice and Laura In practice, however, they’ll be ac­ nority may offer an amenoment. ENTHUSIASTS. THE FISK SPORTS SPECIAL news conference he had decided to cepted it they're postmarked by "He may not be picked this 5.90x13 20.95 24.95 ASNE plans to have seats for 900 Tass in a New York dispatch Faik Foundation in Pittsburgh \ykco, Tex., A'pril 15 t/Pi—Hun­ to thia btU wdien It qomea to the enter the race because of the diffi­ th a t time. year, but he may be picked in the 6.40x13 20,95 24.95 and standing room for se'veral hiin- charged that reactionary’ circles culties fcUll facing the country; . . . Three groups issued sum­ dreds of Davidians^ convinced that floor. , BEETS COMBINES AMERICAN PRODUCTION a month on Hlghwi^ Deporiment of FOOD " Including an agrarian reform proj­ cialist (Communiat) cquntries for. Fighting 60 m.p>i headwinds, jet being erected near here .on the last year, an audit mean* the tax­ Open Dall>^ 8 to 6 The Democrats have not chosen payer U asked to supply more In­ any tax qured. up to. a maximum MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH ect to put landless peasants on In­ help if the United State* contln- their LunlidBtes yet The present airliner races from New York 941-aer* trac t .of the \ national of 26 par cent; In addition, IRBi 91 Center. 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