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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 19M FACE TWENTf A T cnve Dmiljr N et Preag Ron The Wcathtr Ivfntng Ifpralii Far the Week Badai FaraoMt af V. Waatkar B nk« Apra 7, IMS Mrs. Ruth McNaUy has taken a The Rev. Paul St. Onge win be I At (he meeting of the American 1 1 ,9 5 8 Fair anfr cool agaki tdnlgkt. Law poattton as elerk-stanographer In the guest of the OohnecUcut Al-tm- Red Cross ManclmUr First Aid Bear M. Saturday fair and ean- A b o u t T o w n nl of St, Michael s College when | Instructors held'at the home of Memkar af tka Andlt ttaoad mild. Higk as-H. the office of General Manager ' B«n m a( CIrealtalaa Richard Martin. Mrs, McNally as they meet for the president's din President Sign's Hallln last week. Manchester—>A City of Village Charm lira. Barbarft Thompson, presl- ner at, the Hotel Bond on Ai ri. 17. Mrs. Francis Todrtiey. a« Junior dsnt of th* Wales, made a record- sumed her duties Monday. I John S;'Berry. 52 Arch St., is rêsl high mathematics and science ad Jntertiea’ yesterday which w1H is presl- more than a J i , of the Connecticut chapter. teacher at the Hollister Street: (Claaalfled AdrarlMag an Fags IS) ' PRICE FIVE CENTS be praaented on the Radio Basaar no full-time clerk stenographer in School, descril^ Junior high MIA t C O H H T lR i VOL. LXXV, l i O . 1€S (TWifNTT PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1956 program over radio uation -WTIC the office. On April 17 at 1ft a m. at 9M | school age characteristics and their tomorrow at 1:19 p:n>. Members Main St.. Hartford, a training sesj; effect on learning. She outlined «t the caef of Fun'* will partlctpuc la the entertainment King David Ledge. No. 31. lOOF, Sion on planning exhibits, displays . several suggestions for dblMidera-, for the Institute of theflind being will hold a regular meeting to and bulletin boards will be pre-1 tlon in teaching Junior first aid Whan you select a ateak or a roast at Pinehurat’s meat We sell Dundee 'Orange morrow night at. 7:30 in Odd Fel sented by, two experts as a help i classes. A discussion period- fol- j AT 302 MAIN $T, counter,-you are aure to gat youp'money'a worth In Choice Immigrant given ist the Central- Baptist lows Hall. A social hour with re for club leaders, ^ I s meeting, j lowed her Ulk. i Marmalade, Dundee Gin Ike Ponders Radio, ûrch In Hartford Saturday I BLOCK NORTH Government graded and inapaeted Weateim Beef, Every ger Marmalade and Dun b i^ t. AU members w'lo are-e^lng freshments alU follow the meeting. sponsored by the Service Bureau ' ----- ateak. roaa^ dr other cut Ig properly trimmed . . , alt excess for Women's Organleatlons, Is , .James O. Tatro, 8C Mather St., a OF THE ARMORY waste rambyed^ .. ^ dee Raspberry Jam from are asked to i.-eet at the home \- Policies ffit at firs. Thompson, 4M Woodland Boy Scout Troop 2!i Explorers open to anyone mterested, with-1 sophomore at Harvard University.' AMPLE PARK]N0 England . • . but the will hold a paper drive Saturday. out charge. • has been named to the dean's list. y “yama and yellids” really TV Talk to Reveal St., by 7 o'clo^. Ydu hear a lot today about guaranteea and double guar George Lucas o f-^ s Allied antees . . why ‘‘gdah ail hamlock" for years and years Pine- in demiind here at Pine As Obsolete Store engtneeHttg Co. and his hurst his been telling you to just tell us if youf meat pur hurst come from Smuck- chase did not plesse you and you would get your money X instal)gUon c r ^ , has been ers of Penn., U. S. A. Farm Bill Decision . Washinifton. April 13 (fl*)— with us again. When he left back . i * late Wedneaday, we really Atty, Gen. Brownell toda.v .were In Uie frosen food busi- . By MARVIN U ARROWUIITH proposed a congressional nesa, a;ith Just about tripla .SPECIAL VALIES^ We offer many flavors Augusta, Ga., ApriLlS (AV-Pr«*ldenl; Hisenhower’i head- study. \looking to a “new, our previous display space. including: guartera said today he may go on nationwide television and basic itnmigration .policy," Next week will be Frosen RIB ROAST PORK. 7 rib cut ...... a t 396 radio next week to disclose hiiutign or veto decision on the and liberalizing the quota Fpods Week at Plhehtirst ... . 7 . ^ tc h for our advertisement PORK CHOPS, canter cut ...... 7 9 e Plum P r e s ^ 'e ...... 29c politically explosive farm bill. Repdrts persisted Eisenhowet system which he said is keyed in the Herald . . . hM decided to veto the to 1790 conditions. SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . ..: ...... lbX 69e Apple ^tm er ...... 25c but Janiea C. Hagerty, White Testifying before a Senate Ju In pur eOlarimd frosen food Houae presa aacretary, declinedl| Solely Panel Yanks diciary ' aubcommlUee, Brownell Ike Names Norstad section you will find many TOP RO U N D r o a s t ...... lb. 69c Bluejirîri'y ...... ,4 5 c comment. new items . . . / aaked. meanwhile, for approval of SLICiD BACON ...... lb. 45V ê^dlc.ss Blackberry 53c Hagerty aatd "No debiaion haa Rug on*Friday 13 President Bisenhower’c recom been reached yet" regarding an mendation that admission of Im- From Muller: Bsnena Breed, RATH DAISY H AM S ...... lb. 69e Xhaenhower TV-radio talk, but migrants be increased .by about To High Allied Post Quince ...... 29c that the pdaslbiltty li being con Hartford. Apgi 'J8 (F)—If Brown Bread. Orange Bread, 55.000 persona a year—fropi the 0 ' ______. Date and Nut Bread. Buy Pinabunt greund maats with confidence... sidered. you’re auperstltioua about Fri prcaant 154,867 to 219.461. felderberry ...... 3 5 c Avvalta Farley vgUb Benaon day the ISlh. you get no sup s e a s o n e d l a m b P A H I E S ...... 3 lbs. $ I . port from the State Safety Brownell suggested that the PliriR, April. 13 390 3 Pkgs. Fry over a medium heal until nicely browned, ffakei about 12 strongly against certain major pro- while at the same time no country ■uprsi::e co.nmandar, Gruenther FRIDAY NIGHT to IS minutes. vlslona of the bill, is scheduled to (CoDtianed on Page Seven) the powerful United Automobpe will have a lesser'number of quota was hla deputy. 2 For While, rhirken brovina cut oniont into thin alicea and cruaA Workers (AFL-CIO) with an In numbers allocated to it than at Norstad has bean Gruenther's REAOY-TO-EAT HAM ^ 5 9 c Newest thing from Betty dependent southern union. present,” he said. Air deputy since 1953. Prior IP or minre the garlir. Tom oniona, garlir, rhili ponder e,er Crocker . . . Date Bar Spokesmen for the newly, formed Brownell reported that tsau- At Ike Leadership that he commanded U.S. and Al RILL lUTT HALF. ____ _ , -j - We gladly cash govern rhicken, roter lightly and cook very ilovily for 30 minutes. ance of viaaa,under the displaced ment checks, payroll Cookie Mix to sell at 35c Southern Aircraft Workers. Inc., lied Air Forcce In Weatern Europe. i | / Give the ekillel a good thake about every lOminutea during the box. said they will ask for a National persona act had reaulted in the A few n'onthe ago Gruenther Hole's Good Hamburg 3 i h;.. $T.OO checks, authorized per rooking period but don't remove the rover. K\ the end of thirty Egypt, Israel Pledges Labor Relatiohs Board election in mortgaging” of about 60 per cant ' By THE A8SOOUTED PRESS , underwent what -was deacribed aa sonal checks. minute, add tall and teat for dpneneM. Servea 3 to 4. an effort to replace the UAW asiof the q'uoU allowances for some Adlai Stevenson saye formgrioof our altuation abroad and our minor surgery, at'the Army's Wal small-quota countries for as much GEN- A IJiR ali imtnBNTHER lachidlng O riM Black CCherry, Wo'vo iust oponod o now kaq of puro whir* pIcM bargaining repreaentative of Prasldent Truman hit "very cloae failure to make prograka at hoiiar. ter ‘’aed Hoapital In *Wairttlngton. Black Baapkarry. Hayes Aircraft Corp.’s 5,800 work as SOO years In the future. He aatd to the mark" In labeling Preal-llt aaema that Mr. 'fruman’a char In reply to p question today, Imported fancy solid pack trip*. Also, r^tm bor bulk kraut and pickhid pie* ers in Birmingham. dent Eltenhower a "do-nothing,” i acUriaatlon la hitting very cloae Hngarty said' ha' did not know "K ■ Ease Miâst Strain The new group claims at least (Continned on Page Twelve) but (JOP party ‘chief Leonard W. i to the mark." ' • . whether Oruenthin' U riving up hla lETTY CROCKER'S TETLEY or SALADA foot. _____ ^______.. .. 1,500 signed memberships at Hall Mpa>TMiMMi la aaontlNMiV* **» WaaWhg***,-Rs^ttOUeifcia NATO post for health reasons. U nlM Natiane, N. April IsrafUa said. Uwy.JilUcd IS H a j^ , and- says It Is getting .more "dirt'alinglng." ■ Cbalmian Hall aold hfr la stetemwF ~ ‘Trtai-DM| i Regret' NEW Our Soo Food countor today footurad FRESH Buy your cigarettes Secretary General reen and cajûred 6. g( W rate-of about M a day. The Democraiio National Chdrman I yoaUrday Truman’a Wedneaday A Whitt House afatemant a a ^ TEA BAG SALE CHICKEN HALIBUT. \ Wo hova oystors,/dcollops/ at Pinehurst, lowest Bag nanunarskjold today epieadeaee Day Sunday VAw Hats about S.MO' ibmbera Grace, Rainier Paul M. Butler echoed Truman'efnight apeMh in Dea Molnea — In that Blatnhowsfr "with deep SUNSWEET The Iselaxatlon of tension ^>ver at the plant. • > "do-nothing." refrain in a speech which the former President hung DATE BAR M IX swordfish, hoddoek, cod, Boston Bluo, mcickorol, otc. prices in Conn. . . . pressed Israel for quirk asaur- Protest on Statements ret”t” haa acccpttdaccepted «a requtsL^mrequeaO 4S Tea Bags at Regjilar Price PRUNE JUICE aacea that tlTc necraaary orders larxcl WCB indicated by increasing at Harrlaburg, Pa., last night. i t*»e "dO-nothlng ’ Ug on Blaen- Sruenthar for retirement th* Ig More for Ic. Cdmbinatlon Most brands such.as had b ^ n given lo prohibit preparative f o r Independence. A number of southern union Have Busy Day Butler said "no leaderahlp for a hower — waa "characterlatlcally Arm'y "towi-rd the en(P of this Reg. Site 33c Luckies, Chesters, shooting across the Egyptian ' daj', to be ushered Iq Sunday eve members have protested state legislative program In the public: ‘'**?"1P*''***-!1 „ , . year.'* etc. $2.20 carton, border. This was the second ning. ments by AFL-CI<7' President interest has come from either the Mid'Truman seerM deter The White Ho ;e aald the North haiidy idiM The atreeta Of Jeruaalem, Tel George Meany and Vice President In Monte Carlo ^0 Family Site 43c 22c a pack. , i ' Ume In three days that the t4ec- White Houee or the club houae at.®***’*® to engage In a d ^ allng Atlantic. Council "hA acceded to NEWNIW SCREW-CAP 9 B B ! America’s taverife retary General had . formally I Aviv, Haifa and many other Walter Reuther which they con Augusta."- ing campaign against Prealdeht the Preaidont’a requeat- that Gen. SKCHL Get the Freshest Vegetables called for such assurances. . smaller cltiea were Hjelng decorat sider attacks on the 'southern MonU Carlo, April IS (Ah- Ra Refers to Golf Club . Eiaenhdwer.” -The OOP chairman Gruenther be releaeed from l.le F G E E Z E R ed for the main celebcaUona Mon- tradition of racial segregation. diant Grace Kelly and her Prince This was a reference to the Au predicted that Truman "will -get NATO command npon retiremept" /AR Jetiitalem, April IS —Tension(day of Uraal’a eighthêar as an Reuther Is President of the United walked hand-in-hand in the pal gusta (Ga.) Natidnal Gjolf Club nowhere with It.'* from the Army. 2 Pkgs. Automobile Workers. ! Sen. Estes Kef surer of .Tennea- A /IJOM. WE HAVE ANOTHER SHIPMENT 6F ■ eased noticeably across Israel to-i independent state,- ace gardens today. where Elsenhower is spending a The council 81so requested that dnat add water. at Pihehurst ■day In the wake of pledges from] U.N. Secretary Dag Hgmmar- This, .however, was believed the Even a gentle spring rain didn't brief vacation. Asked for comment see, Stevenaon'a rival for the Dem Blaenhower name a aucceasor to 39c 10 LB. BOXES OF all TO SELL AT ...... $2.35 larael and Egypt to hold off any akjold. In Cairo on the flrstJUg of Arst or among the very Arst de- spoil their obvious pleasure '-at yesterday on Truman's blast. ocratic /preeldentlal nomination, Gruenther and he nominated Nor 2 r., 75e new shooting action- except in self- his Palestine peace tour, reported inite moves toward a labor seces being together. White House Press -Secretary took no par) In the ruckus over- stad. The White Houae aald the NEW DILRICH PUlibnry vWITH A 29c BOX FREE WITH EACH 10 LB. PURCHASE defense. The night passed'quietly, that Egypl/and Israel had prdm- sion movement in the South In the | A palace spokesman, who paas- Truman’s verbal attack on Elsen RM iairt GhiektR bitter racial controversy Jamies C- Htgêrt^ said he-doesn't hower. Norstad appointment "will take i \ YEUOW JNo incidents were reported .since l.sed not to commit warlike acta - . J J . led on the news, did not aay how believe Tniman ''by his own stan effect at w date to be declJed la X pRueilieMix NOW IN./ yesterday’s aerial engagement over | against each other. The pledges Organizers ^ id the Independent ^ morning stroll lasted. Estes Also ill Florida MHthraom Gasserole 7 dards, can recognize accomplish ter." presumably upon OrUnther'a Redeem Your Dash Coupons At Pinehurst / Israel's Negev desert and one ex- ■ from both countries. hoVever. em Unioiywin not be segregated though J4.year-old Aim star slept ment. , . Kefauver, like StevenaOn, Is retirement with K k ^ l DompHne Oleoniargafine change of rifle Are across thp Gaza phaalzed th a t,, they reserved the In her future pplace for the 6rst Stevenson, campaigning In n o t- touring-Flprida in Search of votes Pralae for Norstad New! frontier several hoiirs after. right to act in self-defense. Unaed on Page Tw-rive) time last night. The proepectlvei In the etate’s^May 29 primary In OEN. LAVRI9 N4MUTAD Ida-, for that State's 28. >votes at In*a, letter to th council nomi N o o d its/ 2 Pkgs. GIANTT 1 OAJHDELIONS Unofficial reports from Cairo Shortly after Hammarsk.Joid'a bridegroom,' Prince Rainier III of which both ate entered. The Ten Hondy REG. SIZE report was made public at U.N. the-Democratic presidential nomi nating Norstad, IBaanhower warm said Arab Commando aquada -the • e U 1 J ' Monaco* wenU off to hla villa at nating convention next August, nessean concentrated on the cen ly praised thy Air Force officer 2 Jars 72 c \ Fedayeen—were being wKhdrawn headquarters In New York. It was VjIIICI HCICI j nearby'St. Jean-Cap-Ferrat at told a news conference at Key tral part of the state yesterday COASTER.TOP CAN 2ts,57c announced that Israeli Premier _ midnight after turning thd - andiuMed; ASPARAGUS from larael. But an Israeli For-, 200 West last night that he,"could not while Stevenson was farther ‘.‘It is our common purpose to de Biiiletiiis REG. elgn Ministry' apoke'aman aaaerted David Beh-Gurion had written the V l O l f l t O r ' room royal dwelling over to Grace quarrel with anything Mr. Tru south. ■ GIANT SIZE Egypt WM "trying to pull the wool Secretary General later protesting and hek paiynta, Mr. and Mri. ter andrif need be. defend against man said” about Ehsenhower, However, there, was a chance of aggresilon so that mankind may from the AP Wires AMfR/CA'S 27c over the’eyes of the worid." that Egypt was continuing hostile John- B. Kelly of Philadelphia. . adding;- a face-to-face meeting today at a $2.13 With Ceapoa HOT HOUSE TOMAlÔES A 13-year-old boy, wounded in actions. Buffalo. N. Y.. April 13 (/P)—A Grace's arrival yesterday touch political- rally In Tampa. Both live and prosper In freedom. I am fA V O K Ill WII^ Ovupnia • ,1. / In Cairo, the • aeml-olTlcial former Communist ; party leader ed off a series of'public* celebra- "When we look to the deteriora- confidant that under Oeq. Nor- the Fedayeen attack Wednesday were due In that city. ADLAI. ESTES MEET Uriicloua In tAate— PCANUfS night on a school, died. By.Israeli Egyptian Neiva Agency aald Israel was convicted yesterday In federal Uona that are-expected to mount In contrast to their bitter long atad'a leaderahlp thia high reaolve rich In food vnlw count, this brought the total of had ' agreed In principle to a court of violating the "Informed to a imashthg'crescendo when the range exchanges last week, Ke will continue to be ateadfaatly upr Tampa. Fla.,' April 18 (dV- 1.ARGR SI7.R We have the new K Cereal and new instant hot Fedayeen vlctima to 14 dead and membership” clause ot the 1940 wedding takes place next week. fauver and Stevenson yesterday held" Bedlam broke loose today on tha SEALTEST SAW CAUFORNIA 75c 32 wounded since Saturday night. (ConHnned on Page Two) Smith Act. "Yeeterday,’’ the Prince told a News Tidbits . had only polite thing's to say about Elsenhower referred to Norstad school grpuada ot • Jaalor high STEWED 2 For 49c cereal which is also strong on the protein side. . John F.. Noto, 38, on trlsil since friend, "was one of the happiest each other. But both unloaded on as an. Officer of outstanding etoillty school - when two nmn shook VVn biHtorical and education March 27, waa.immediately senf days of my life.” Culled-frlini AP Wires the Eisenhower administration. with "the apeclal qualification of hands nnd said: "Hello, Botoo.t* ICE DREAM SPECIAL VALLES tenced to five yeara In prison by Many Letters, Oifta In apeeches-.in Miami and Key long yeqra of experience In Europe, nnd "iieUo, Adlai.” Adlai Ate> al paint book, prenidenta of / Fedsral' Judge Harold J. Burke.' The palace ' spokeaman said culminating In almost three years veason and Bates Kefaavqr,,both 1 Special Gal. .. TOMATOES tbc United Stated .from Nasser Hplds Key to Peace West, Stevenson, roundly criticized Defense Atty. Charles J. Me-1 Grace and'the Prince apent part Commander ' of Panis t laland administration conduct of foreign of devflled lervlce”. as air deputy seeking the Demeemtto prni-, Wasbingfon' to Gi^phower TO M A TO ES ...... V.. box of 4 25c Ddnough later announced he of today writing letters. They are Marine recruit .depot says there affalfs and its record in the health to GruenthoV. X.. dentlal nomlnatton. .'met on the / : with each purcbê.—Sam would appeal the decision to the snowed under wlm good will notes, wdlL be “ho whlterwanhlBg of any and Welfare and farm fields. He In a letter to Grueather„ Elsen rounds- of the IÛlips Shore L-'lU.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for tel^ram s pnd gifts from all silver hower said: . Sunior High. . - ples. SPIN 'ACH .... , . . . 'j ...... cello bag 19c ExWminatioH of Israel thing -this cou^t of Inquiry finds asserted there was no basis for the the second district. the world,-'— out" in investigation of deaths of GOP slogan o.f "peace, prosperity "The announcement of your de < Noto’s conviction under this The couple- -both Roman Catho- and. progress.” cision. to requeat relief as Supreme \ STOCKS RISE SUOHTLT f ib clause of the Smitit Act was the llc8-,-will attend Mass together six recrulte . ... French naval and AHled CJommander, Europe, and to Jt'.MBO Crisp Fresh SOLDEr/cARRt)TS bu. lOc Infantry'.unita comblno for strike S p e a k ^ in Lakeland, Ke.fauver New York, April 18 (PS—Tlw. Ultimate Aim of Arabs first, ever brought in New York Sunday, presumably at the Mona gainst Moslem village where Na said the administration had "put retire from active military service state, ' ^— co CSbthedral'.about .100 yards from 'will be received with great dlaap- . atock market advaaeed allfhtiy Cholcc of gavora Including' $2.13 He waa specificaliy charged the palace. .. . tionalist rebels had taken refuge. a lid” on development' and con- today la the face of a rise la Choc-O-Chunk ^tate CSvIl Rights Ckimmiaslon aervatioli of American .natural rt-. pdintment ijy our European Allies .May be used In many ways' Special IDAHO BAKING POTATOES (EDITHIR'S NOTE: There arewU.N. peace efforts- (1) a reply Grace and -’Rainier wound up and by the American people. the Federal Reaerm dlacount from Nasser to Israeli Prime Min - . . . ------J, reports that Slnre .luly 1 it has sources, Kefauver aaid the-admin rate. Prices svera up 1. to, 8 RKG. 7 Miings Israel Is ready to do to gel (Continued on Page Nine) istration is guilty of "shortsight "AU appreciate the magnificent peace in the Middle East, l^ t Arab ister David Ben-Gourion'a Decem- (Coqtlaued oi. Page Rtoven) rr-.-elved 15 complalnja, and about pobita at the top aad off aroiuKi KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP PREMIER - \ 5 lbs. 51c half of them Involving Fair Em edness which thinks only of today contribution you have made tor a point at the bottom of thq leaders have -preached so much iier offer pf a foolprdof cease-fire ward fulflllmenl of the objecUvea i ro r 57c hatred of Israel through the years and (2) an obligation upon Egypt ployment Practices Act and Pub but does not build for the future,” range of changes. The great ma SALAD to, stop hoatlle acts which the lic Accommodatlona Art . -; . New jority of -- the rhangee were APPLESAUCE that even talk 01 peace' might (Continued on Page Seven) (ConUnuod on Page Twelve) wreck them. This Is the flnding «f l.sraelis sa.v lead to big actidns by York City magistrate is going to I minor. : DRESSING 2 Jars m :GU I.A R AP foreign' news analyst William the IsraelJ. army. audition chimes on bank building i Ot. Jar Your gift of a Pinehurst custom packed U Ryan in this fifth article of n If E gy^ and Israel could: be to' determine whether sound is BUS STRIKE IN MILWAUKEE 27c series of fl»-e, written nfter a facl- brought to terms on these poin.ts, •noise" and constltuten public Milwaukee. April IS (P)—^Tha fruit basket will bo sure to please. flnding tour through the region.) the chances of a full scale war in nuisance. first hours of the Transport Co. i the Middle East woiild evaporate Canadian Foreign .Secretary Les Reserve Board Puts strike th a t. left seine 806,000 GIANT Bv van.1.1 AM U RV.\N I The Arab nation.s, rent toy their ter'Pearson lays Feb. 14 speech of Mllwnukeeans without pu-blle Jerusalem. Israeli Sector, April j own tensions and riVblries; .and Nikita Khrushchev to Communist transpartatton made Friday the 72e 18' (/Pi—Throughout the Arab 1 plagued with poverty and disease, party Ckmgress may be as im 'ISth a quiet day for bus-drivers,. world leaders loudly vow U.at Is- hsye' neither the mesn.s nor the portant to- Free World as Iflller’s New Reins on Boom a day of upexpecM freedom Scott products are always-on sale rsel will be destroyed. ' will to set without Kg.vpt Mein Rampf. . . fleveral Democrats for motorists permitted to. perk The Impression Is Ineseapable Lebanon .Against 'War make it clear theY will use veto the aame dis alnywhere and a day of woe for Lebanon, despite' ’hotaes from of new farm bill by President ■Washington, April 13 (dq—The«-aerve banka a- Fresh Fruit and Vegetables that such leaders-i.iean to indi Federal Reserve Board today held count rate - within a short time. 'traffic officers. cate to their people that any nego Arab'spokesmrji. Is half CSirlatian Eisenhower as springtmsrd lor di General agreement on a new rate at Pinehurst at low everyday prices. and has little stomach' for war. rect qittacks on him in political a big caution sign above the PROFES^R FINED glM . ' - Frozen Food Specials tiations will only be a temporary gathering 19.’’>6- buslness boom, by of either 244 or 3 per cent was ox- HONEYDEWS E ach 5 ^ C aettlement, that the pltimate Arab Syria is chronically,unstable. Iraq campaign. hiking Its bank lending rate to-its , pected shortly. Not since May 19331, WaHhington. April I S . i ^ — aim ia ■-nvelopment Jr exlerriina- leaders are unenthiisiaatic about Republican part.v committee .in highest level in more than 22 ] has the reserve system’s general ■■ Marcus Singer, ComeU UnivMS tion of the Israeli state. the idea of a new- conflict. thoug:i Greenwich disbands after report years {discount rate been a* high as 3 per] sihg zoology profeasor, today Snow Crop Groan Cut Em u s , 10 ocs. .... 2 for 45i Buy th«m in lot* of 4 or by the dpzep . . we have the Eg.vptian broadcasts fan Arad Na ing it found nothing wriuig' with ' 4* 8k Vsl'" Waass ss«a9 sMA*-m- CANTALOUPES E ach 2 9 c rompirte line except Wxidorf. Look to Nnsser The action .was, the fifth auch cent, and it had'been not more >va>t fined 8100 nnd - given a But Israelis feel today that the tionalist. passions there. JOrdaq ia petitions,filed for GOP Town Com move .to head, off inflation by the than 2(4 per,, cent elnce . October three-manthi^ suspended JaU SUNKIST bn the . verge of internal .troubles mittee priink'ry April 19. . . Police term for contempt of Caagreaa. Slow Crop Wholo Loaf Kola, 10 'ois 2 far 39e only Arab leader whose w-ords and deserve aystem in a year. 1933. , SCOTTISSUE ...... ------4 rojis 45c actions rieally cqiiht is Premier stemming from the powerful polit search is on for 16-year-uld daugh Jump to 8 Per Cent _,.„The changes- iVere announced by He refused to'-idratlfy oim-tlnM . For Gamal Abdel .Nssser of Egypt. ' ical force qf half a million, refugees ter o f former Defense Department The board approved, effective the reierve' board late -yesterday. fellow Comnhmlais whcii called LEMONS from . Israeli ' territory and the official Frank M. Ewing. ' • before the House Committee on Snow Crop Oronga* Juieo, A ois. • • a a • a 2 for 39c Israeli eves turn toward the today, a Jump of 2*-i lo 3 per cent They had{.been foreesmt by some SOFT-WEVE V ...... 4 rolls 45c Dictator J’r’emler i," Cairo for the growing dominance of Palestini Teamsters picketing Ringling In'the discount rate for, the Min economists and busineaa writers, un-American Activities'la* 1868. EMPLE ORANGES .>». ana-A-er to ..w-helher -there will be | ans. Brothers' and Barnum A- Bailey neapolis ahd San Francisco and brought litUe Immediate reac Morno Footirii's Tumoyars. Your Choica Appla. peace or a new v a r dangerous for Except for sporadic outbursts on Circus charge mAnsgemeht with .Federal Reserve Banks. The rate tion. Paclti'h Coast atock ex BONN FOR PLEA TO REDS CUT-RITE WAX t . 2 for 47c - the whole western world. . the Syrian border, tension' ha's holding Its employes in w.hat they for nine other banl(8 — ail- except changes, still .'Open when the an BonB,MQennaay, April i8 (P)— i hiabarry or Pinaappla Choosa. 4 iRpockoga .. 49e ETTUCE L(f. Hrailk' Each To the casual observer there is centered along the Gaza atrip fron term "ecohontlc ■ bondage.’*-a , . Chicago — likewise goes up from nouncement waa mltde, took the ■Foreign Minister Heinrich von DEL MONTE SELECTED no tension vlsibile. in. the streets tier in constant activity by Egyp- Actress Marilyn Monroe in Hol 2',4 to 2 3-4'per cent. Directbra'of news calmly.' Rrentano announced today that of Tel- Aviv or thia, sector of tlon, Fedayeen, or-'* commando, lywood hpapltal suffering from the likewise gPes up from 2'.4 to The higher bank lending rate WMt Germany «1U,mnke n di DOVALEHES . 2 for 53c divided Jerusslem. But there U forces. what studio, physician describes as 2 3-4 per cent. Directors of the came in the face of - increasing de- rect approach to the Rnaofauko.la .. ASPARAGUS Lh. tension underneath and th< “If' the- attacks continue there vlrus.j,inf«CUon. exhaustion, over.^ Chicago.bulk did not meet yester-' 'ihanda for credit. Busineaa loana aa effoit to break tiw Eaat-Weet laraell inan in the street )s ia danger war will break, out one work and acute bronchitis. day.' by reacHre m eis)^ banka in. March deadlock on Oennaa unity. Pkgr. o f .1 E arn fiitgbtened at the prospccU. On day.*' ' a government apokMman ' Iriih Republican Army monu The-.dlscbunt rate la the Interest Increased 1 1 blUion 'over Brentaao told a pewa conferenoo ikJSKHALdcou Corn government le/ela, spdkesmen ad aa’id* "If Nasser continulea in 1)1* ment In Northenv Ireland, Is blown rate at.Which member banka may February a ohe-mofith Increase that Chancellor. Kopard Adeaaa* FANCY WAXED mit there la a riaing fueling of present path we-.jnust act id self Gracto Kelly is -reunited with her hu.a&and-to-bc. Prince W|f and aome persons believe It la borrow from the Federal. Reserve of 6 per cent.. Ckinaumer o r adit ot'a gevemmoat wtU *very aoon M AN CN m U l Cqmn* tiiiMnoM. . ^ dafeqae. OtheiWise he will tem r- Rainier III after the ro.val yacht, Deo Juvante, meb her end htir reprisal for theft in London of to ineet the lending need! of their aito waa reported laereaBlnf. take the laltlattve qyar 312 MAIN larmeli haa bMw lioplng party and transferred them from' the SS Constltutlpii to the 828,000 Freneh. painting by Zriah Cuatomera. i - , ronaloa Oirough th| CORNEROFMAINAND OAK STREETS -s - :UCUMBERS Sagparstsly for two things from (Oeuttaaed m Fih 9 Nlaef ydcHt to be brought to the dock at Monaco. • Natlonallat efudenta. Normally, all 12 Federal Rn* .(OMllBtwi es Pliga Ntahs)' krMonoaw.” - • 4 - ^ . ! * - ! : tv; ■'7- / '-'t'-*-' ... - - i ; .' ■ I IQ ‘ \ It - «^ ■'I 'H-j.i. lift' : lh M.' ■If-; . '-I; I 1 I-H - 7 iw-ire'.-r-'! ' -ij -rvi jK

MANCIffiSTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 19^ PA(STWO MANCHESTER EVENING (HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1958. PAGE TH BBB payment of toUa on nilread cara croaalnc tha brtdga. EASTWOOD numerary In February 1934, be the hospital staff. I Alpert W illing to Consider 3. Provtdlng tha railroad with Young Democrats I Rfflljr Ipcakpr Strafach, Krinjak came a probationary .ngular In, Tickets Available There are still some tlchets left a.'guaranUa against operating Egypt, Israel judges ^ EABTSABT FMm * D PABItlltaPABEntot 1 April 1954, and a regular In April for this evenlng*g performance a n d ; r^co»!(imH wtaaev m t AraSesar AwatSs Aesdea* Award Wlawert they will be placM on- sale tonight ' loaacs oh the Hartford-Boaton Une. BM i'A H m * •! Ih* rear / iTo Attend Dinner Quit Police Posts 1955. For Play Tonight ► Ml>» »» ^ Ikerouting Service to Boston This' would be done by heving THE ROSE TAnOO" at the door. communities along the line Set M tM R lui Ir 8bewa at liU . . —------i J»rtji»_Lewi* - deff B lehe^ Roger H. Negro, preiMeiA of j Patrolmen Jamqs Strafach and The Brotherhood of Temple aside funds In their budgets, these Ease Mideast Strain 'THE ROSE TAHOO;' la "lYf A 000*8 UFE" Harriman Placc8 Beth' Sholom will give Ua per iM hir Irat Ths New Haven Railrosd sEreed-> The railroad has funds to constitutir a pool that with Bart Ijiaraater CtaewuSeete dllt-ltilt ■ th t MADchester Young Democretic 1 John Krinjak have aubmtttbd their yeateiday to invsSUgate the P<«1- it coul^not reitore_thlaj»r^^_e be^ 8h*»e SilM!U-e:H Club, wlir lead a delegation of ‘ rbMgnatlons from the the Police formance of "The Big Squeeae," T 8 cause of the cost In hebuUdtng the would be tapped for the railroad the United States of plaa- bnity of restoring pasenger service (OeatinMd freas Page tMe) ^ els* — 8a*. 1 a.a. Twe Teehalceler Weet- bight to the annual Jefferson dln- Department effective April 30, ac Wreath folr FDR an original mhsical comiidy, to between Hartford and. Boston bridge and repairing the roadbed when it could prove operating ermed Intcrvehtion In the erai! Carteeee! "Be*e TaMee” net Rcr being held tomorrow ev'ening night at the Buckley School i fover , ), because of -the losses. .. ■hew* dariaf chlldrea'i 8hew. cording to Chief Herman O. through Eastern Connecticut —but 1800 000 proposal by Hammcrskjold that East. Ptavds, the Com- , "ITS A DOG'S U FC at ResUand Farm, Norlhford. Hyde Park, N, Y.. April 18 (if) auditorium. The proceeds ate to | TELSA ."New Haven’s'' other flood .looses ObjecU to First PrepoanI Israeli and Egyptian forces with untst party organ, said the narnsaraea aaS calar The dinner is an annual affair Bcbendel. go to the Temple Building Fund. / M N IIA L not by way of Putnam. t* n BIcharS* - Sanaa Lawt* --Oov. Averell Harriman pf New I Railroad president George Alpert, fSbout $16 million) and because the Lee said Alpert objected to the i drew SpO meters — slightly Ir .lilts Houae's April lt sutement I:» 4 ;a 6 sponsored by the Young Demo He aaid Krinjak Indicated he ^ r t a i n time la 8:15. GIVIS YOU THI liST at a meeUng In New Haver\ yester- lihe had been a money, loser In the first proposal on tha. grounds that than one third of a mile —’ fn shows that under cover .of talk cratic Clubs of Connecticut aa a York ■ yesterday placed a wrreath Potterton's p a ^ (> t$ annually). gg IMIOlWS waa leaving becaxuie he had ob Piûcer Ben ShanRman advises ^ SERVICE day with a S-man committee Set 2,006 the cost of rebuilding the bridge I the frontier. larael had rejected about aid to vtctlois of aggreastoh, 8ba.. "NRVRB kav GOODBYE** m.eana of raising funds for the tained a better Job but Strafach on- the grave of. Ppsaldent Frank that a aecond performance wlir be TELEVISION SERVICEMEN’S \ Rxpreaa Surprise the U.S.A. tries to find a pretext tS8 CENTER 8T. M A .N C llE S m Dm M M A Di^ up bv Governor Rlblcoff, was t'i« Is only half the total that would iMme proposal by Egypt last coming campalgfi. Among the gave no reason for his action. lin D. Roosevelt, marking the given at the veterans' hospital AS40CIAT10N Mights 9Z*9v rtus Psfts irarted willing to consider restoring Aftei their meeting with AI- be Involved In getting the line mcr, ‘contending « -withdrawal for armed mterventloa in the tlA n T ro R D honored guests of the (evening 'Will Strafach could not be reached to auditorium in Newington tomor the service by way of Plainfield pert. thV three members of the Middle Eaat." ,11th anniversary of his death. TEL .M lB -nM back in shape. virould only make It easier fbr the DRIVE-IN be Oov. A. A. Ribicoff, parjy chair day for coihment. row evening. iRsists OR R TELSA Rum. According to .those present at the I governor's committee expressed The aecond propocal,’ Lee said, Fedayeen to get across thS front- The American ■’atatemant. aald A fi'k I' ' : ' I « ; "'.I" . k man John Bailey and Representa Krinjak became; a aupe.mumer- The ceremony w'aa attended by You’ll And the member* Hated meeting, there was no mention of'iurprise whfn informed of the the Preeident’a widow and a There will he no puoiic Rale of touched off a "long phllsophlcal ler. the United SUtss, "In accordance tive Thomaq Dodd. ary patrolman. In February. 1954, tickets for thte performance, aa It IR the yellow pagM e( your government aid being provided the Manchester Imports, The ,com- discussion” on the merits of public The Egyptian report of an with Ita rasponilbUltles under the MANSFIELD The dinner will be followed by a probationary regular in March granddaughter, Anne Roosevelt, railroad for -reconstTUctlon of the mtttee membei^ said there had TONIGHT daughter of John. Also attending la being given solely for the bene tele|riiene. book. '* subsidy. They also discussed, L«e Israeli switch on this Im e lacked charter of the United Nations, will D R I V E I N entertainment and dancing until 1954 and ended serrtce as a regu fit of the disabled veterans and for washed-out bridge at Putnam. been no dlscusslbn of government ■aid, (he experiencie of the Mease- confirmation in IsreeU' obaerva its commitments wtthin 1 a.m. lar In October 1954, although re wrere about 200 pupils from the Reports heard In Manchester yes- aid at the meetlng\ " . chusetta Transit Authority, which Egypt has been reported willing conetltutlon means to oppose lit IhoMBHil Thoae from thC' MAncbester club Roosevelt-Junior High Schfxil of F irst Selectman Nâlph Croaa- ilMtICTIBM 8K«H|etWm hBIIIWfl I ‘‘ROSE TATTOO” maining a Aupermimerary. NOW terday held that such aid would be involves a public subsidy snd to withdraw from.ê Ossa strip any aggraseion” In tha MIdeeSL BURT LANCASTER who will be attending Include He returned again as a pioba '(he Hyde Psrk Central School Dis forthcoming to permit restoration thwalte, a committaa mepiber, which has been a money-losing border but not t/om the frontier ■ — Julie LaRivierc, Everett Gamble, trict. of Hartford-Boaton passenger serv- ■aid the. reporU consUtuted "the ANNA MAGNANI ttonary rîmlar last September To Be Preeeeited By The propoeltloil. between the Negev desert end the (Best Aetrasa) Efleen Barrett,. Jean Pasqualtnl, and waa promoted to regular sta Hafrlman is chairman of the Ice by way of Manchester, Willl- best news I've heard air-day.” He Fried Sates Suite Paul A ceto.. Mayy O'Dwyer and board of the Frtuiklih D, Roosevelt 50-50 Club of St.. Mary's ChHreli expressed Interest In any'.further Rerouting the trains by way of Slnel Peninsula. tus the first- day of this month. mantlc and PutnAm. This run was Plainfield would add 16 miles to In yesterda/s eeriel action over Worker Injured n s OUT Of this vvchid ■ Sylvia 'StecKhols. Strafach was appointed a auper- 'Foundation. r interrupted Aug. 1». when flood Information that could be 'uncov ‘TIAKED SEA” ^------Frank Y. Cartwright the Boston trip end would bypass the aouthem desert area, Israel In Technlcalar waters destroyed the bridge at ered on the subject. ' the Putnam bridge. Lee described 1 clelmed o»te • day possibly two By Pile Driver •FORBIDDEN Putnam. Richard P. Lee. chairman of I Egyptian/plenei- were downed. ThrUUng Aetlaa The Rev. Frank T. Cartwright, FRIDAY iRd SATURDAY EVENINQ8 State Development Commlaal the proposal as the "moat prac PLANET SutUffe Speaks D. D., will apeak at the mlsplo'nai^ tlcal for the rstlroad” since the Egypt said one'Itreeli plane was An lngton man was treated • ■ -i I ,.. HURRY1 HURRY! APRIL 13tli ond 14Hi and head Of the 3-man group, aald shot dpWn but the Israeli army and re! aed from Manchester He- MTART8 HUNDAY k rally of the Norwich District of the Plainfield route suggestion was \''New Haven” now has trecka run the "Methodist Church Sunday i iHhg to Plainfield which are used had eimounced earlier, "our planes morialS a Hospital yesterday after- ‘THE LAST FRONTIER" To PTA Monday MAKE FRIDAY THB 13«»* the "least attractive to ths com 1 returiied safely to base." after his leg hit a glanc- V V ( l>l( V Jlc ('( - II I » .*‘HOT BLOOD'* night at 7:30 at the South Metho mittee” of the three that It put- for freight. nooiyi y u SOAP SALE As a result of the meeting yes- lereel reported two of Us flgbt- ing o1low by a pile driver wortting .^The needs of the Junior - hlyh dist Churchf*- YOUR LUCKY DAYI Smaplk DiUrr QueaB MmmA wMi rtmI I BOWERS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM to Alpert. . four on the town's new sewage plant Co-Hit "GLORY" In. Tech..- C H IID P C N ffftl BChdol age child in Manchester will -Since last May, .Dr. Cartwright M t/iuiqr aRRwkenleal What « R(Mt~ However, ha aald, "it was the terday. Alpert will have hie chief ®ST,V/h" I Ni’Pe t niiland > liiii<* st Pi iy ,< uunJ Arc I has been an associate aecretary of CURTAIN 'HNE BUS P. N. \ engineer Inveetlgete the eoeti In- site off Olcott St. be discussed by A. Hyatt Sutllffe, this saucy-aweirt redkoRdi Jl'MBO most attractive” to the railroad for some years a Junior guidance the .United Board for Christian ■ l«l». NMIONAl DAISr OUtIN eiVdOfMINT CO. presldant. volved ih getting the Plslnfleld-l*"*^* Vampire ^ / Philip BlanohSeu, 31, suffered Higher Education in Asia and the Dlroettd by Olivo Rocovo route trec>; In ehepe for, peaeen/1 bruises on hla right 7

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> V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 1956 PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1986 PAGE FOUB were involved In this contest and the 'little white church, and the terested In college or .nurlng Pastor to Attend entire basement, including laSr Bnownle Trodp 1S2. 2 p.m-. hoine Maltchester Man It was very eomieal to watch the Show Sound Film careers are especially invltad to brothers make bonnets.- Tile prise and front hallways, the work to C a c m try Mr*. R. A. Belllyeau on Rt. 44A; attend, aa well aa all ether begin as soon aa possible. Hie Uriel Lodge. AP and AM. stated bare of the congregation. F id ^ in Columbia for the beat bonnet went to brother Ck^cago Conclave Skywatch Schedule To Church Youth EMwin l^rber. Ihe prise for the BuggdsUon Came from the Board FTX Voles Honor communication, 7 :S0 p.m.. Masonic o f Truitees. of which Carl E. Johq-/ Hall, Merrow. ^ ^ April ItxfSpaoial) — funniest bonnet wa* given to broth Mauri<^ Swenson, vice-chair Sunday,' -April 15, will be ob er Roger Williams. son la chairman. Parade Marahitl Halurday, April 14 *, Pftlio Shot$ Received Kdward J. titigerald, 34, 23 Brain- man,' presided over the quarterly F o r J o h “ Raymond L. Pender haa been served a* '‘Cnriatian College Sun auM P1-, Mancheater, wa* found 'To rouhd off the program, a The group voted to hold the An Midnight • 2 a.ni...... Volunteers Needed day” Jn churches aflHIated with Hartford, April 13 (/P)—About GET READY hen cackling - act was performed business meeting of the Covehant nual’' (nid-aummer festival on Jimb elected parade marshal for the ...... Volunteer* Needed guUty of broach of peace in, 0 >v«ntry.' Afrli 13 (RpecUD - 3 a.m *• 4 a.ni. . the National Council of Churches. 7,800 dose* of polio vaccine wire toxtcatldn in Columbia Juatipa by Master Hannah William*,,, at Congregational church laat night IS, and to Hat an offering M that American Legion Memorial D a y 4 a.m. -V-a.m...... e ,. . . \’olunteer* Needed At Emanuel Lutheran, mefnbera G n m time for defraying the expense of •Th» »o»>*rUo. School PTA ' unit exerclaea. received by the Heatlh Depart- Oouit this week. A charge oT which time she 'went atvund the In' the, absence of Rlchord K. Nel- 6 a.m. • ( a.m...... Emmett Rot.erl*, Paul O'Brighft of the Hl-I>eegue. under the dl- G O *---- nSHING APRILIct halt to all the members and gave painting the church. / h u voUy Charles Raisch. Edward 000 doles. Fltagerald was am eted by State :ume. Children's Home iiyCromwell. of 2 p.m, - 4 p.m...... James Calandk, Andrrw Cavasi,a vantages of the church-sponsored the receipts of this quarter over Uc/*re* who died We!*■* entry School ey*te»> laat June at The Rev, C. Arlhur^radley will , burned. charge of Brother Francis I'ostcr, June 10, un^r the aponaorahip of the llP.e of his i-eslgdation from Skywatch Post lo( aled on top o f Manchester Police Station Vol- •oolel hour. - (SPINNING) The automobile was owned by elons received at the Easter Sun the Supda^School. |u*e."The Ciirte of Biialne**" a*'hi* iinteers may register at Civil Def enae He«<ûarter*, Municipal Parents, and young paOple In DON'T made aandwlchca m d fanej^ -lup- day services, through the special the local »y*teni. , ^ KflNNlNO REELH $8.W—T A O U ^ BOXES Thomas Happeny, 33‘ I Maple St., cakes for the n^^bers to enjoy a'ermon topic Sunday at the 11 Building. .Manchester on Monday .Wednesday or Friday from 1-8 still meaty of wear left la e ------J Lenten Denial Folders and offer Durinr the businea* meetlnt Mr. skoea wbea brought her* for y DOZ. AB80RTEO FUE8 $L38—CA81 RODS aai REELS Mancheater. Happeny lodged the after the meet!: t : I a.m. seA’lce* In the Secopd COn^ p.m. or Tue.sdsy e enln;, from 7: 30-9 :'30 p.ni. complaint of operating without per ing envelopes, was above that of and Mt*. Dexter C. Wheelock were ! gregatlonal Church, expert rcpalrlag. elected co-pre*ldent*; Mrs. i!aetniir miaalon at the time of the inveati- last year. i Mrs. William Olenney, wlll^J^ In I WORK DO.VE WHILE gallon. A request by Ui4 pastor, the MIXIRS Slllano, vice p •eeldent: Mre. Joseoh MBMICR RrisD Ihs Lodlss Too— ' P. Baton. tiia|urer: Mr*. Andrew charge of the nursery da** held. at the home of hla parents. Mr, | O'Brien of .Wllllmanllc. Henry TOD WAIT Later, however, he decided not Elect Mrs* Ha Rev. K. EJnar Bask, for permission / TOASTERS J. BuckleVi recordinjr aecretary; during worahlp »ervlce« In the and Mr*. Walter F. Hlitgen, from Korber, Mr*\ May Slmonds of Mony HousdioM osd G ilt Itsmc of Dl count to preea charges - when It was to attend the annual conference of . Suabcam—■ Hamilton Beach Mre. Donald Peterson, correspond Church ednim\inlty Hoii*e aiVd Chanute Air Force Base. H.I., for a Stafford and '.Mrs. Winfleld J. learned Fltagerald took the auto- President of The Evangelical Miasioh Cove will be aasUted by Linda Wah\ 14-day leave. He will then report Andrews of Wllllmantlc: SAM YULYES nobile, mistaking it for another. nant in. Chicago In June, as a dele ing *ecretar\-. Haiti Program C/ui^tfePioH SHOIÊPAIRINO ' PoH erton 'f Tomorrow’* Meeting* mann and Stiranne Mamet. at Westover Field, Mass., fol Testimony in court brought out gate, was granted. The motion liy Mrs. Harold James of Mansfield OF THT BETTER KpfD MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. the fact that the two men were Urf. James Hall, 59 JHoll S cluded traveling expense and reg- ISO CENTER St. Tomorrow's meetings Incliide The Junior Pllgtim Fellowship lowing his furlough. j 163 NORTH MAIN ST,—AT DEPOT 84|UARE will meet «l « p.m.. and'the Junior Setback prise winner* at the has arranged a program for the IS Maple SL—ASroae From visiting a friend In- Columbia and it has /been elected president, at the' atratlon fees. This la the first time T e M O R R O W choir at 7 p.m. Sunday. The Sen Wedneaday night rani parly at April 23 American Legion meeting First National Parking Lot Ml S-TI1I-«A ILY 9 to 3—SATURDAY to 5iS3 waa the friend's car that Fitzgerald an Hale PTA. since the present pastor's arrival ior Pilgrim Fellowship n*s Invited the Nathan Hale Community Cen featuring Haiti to contmemorate thought he had taken. her officers for the coming hene that ctrcumatances have been FOR RENT the South Coventry youth group ter follow: Pan-American Day which was ob PINE PHARMACY Fitzgerald waa fined 318 - for ear, also elected, are ae follows: sucirsthat It was possible for him S U d IS mm. Moyle Projector* to a Joint meeting at 7' p.m. In the FIrat. Mr*. Charles .lacobsen. of served Friday. breach of peace and 320 for intoxi Mrs. Herman Goodsteln, first vice to att^d the. national convention IS T H E inn*il or allent, alao 8S mm. Church t'ommunlty House to re 8tafford\Val Kallhow'akI; aecond, * M C E u n e ST. cation. president; Mrs. Clifton Clark, of the- mnominatlon. •tide projôr*. hearse the variety ' show to be Mra. Ina Kelly of Wllllmanllc,' Manchester Evening Herald Other caaea heard at Colum second vice president; Mrs. Henry D elegat^to the annual meeting GRANTLAND given in May. Raymond Aubln of Wllllmantlr; Coventry eorrespondent, Mr*, f . M l T-TS14 court this week included thatôf Matbn, secretary; Mrs. Francis of the locai\dlatrtct, the Eastern WELDON DRUG CO. third, Mrs. Fred Brown, I.,eo T. I . Little, telephone, rilgrlm, Marie W. Hopkins, 82, Willimantic, M ct^ghy. treasurer; and Mra. SOI M*ln St. Tel. Ml S-SSSl Hill gen Home Conference, '^ re appointed at the Donald F. Hlllgen has arrived I.,e*ry: special*. Mrs. .loseph 2-A2Si. charged with diaregarding William McKinney, Mrs. Calvin meeting.. TheyXwill be Hjalmar NURSERY L A S T D A Y ! sign. She waa fined 36 b Y / Trial Fish andxAbraham OstrinskV, deije- Carlson, and thq-xRev. Mr. Raak. 406 KEENEY ST. Justice Mrs. Elisabeth D. mtehins. gates to the PTA Council. This aeasion will -bêld in May at SAND Joseph Domingos, 29, C e ^ a l Falls, At the business meeting, It wai Livingston, N.J. . R.I., forfeitcAa 36 bpnd for passing voted that the proceeds from the It was announced that the Sur U R is c a iM S a atop Sign. \ / rag collactlon go toward the pur vey . COmmittee.'appointad at ; the BOXES One caae heard at/Hebron Jua- chase of a nUCrophone. Mrs. Chea last annual meeting of the church E v t r g r M M ^ special savings MOTOROLA TV tice Court this wee^resulted in a ter Cibroskl, chairman of the way* will meet at the church this Fri not guilty finding mr Edward Mc and means committee, reports that NEW! ALL CEDAR Kinney Jr., 27,/Montvllle. Mc day evening to begin its w FlowtriRS Shrubs (NOT PINE) the rag collection Held Wednea A'decision was made to cont'l^ct Kinney Was chMged with speed day and yesterday was auccctsful. for the painting of the exterior qf Galvanized metal loor, ad ing aa a rdault m a minor ac<^dent special values justable water repellent on Rt. 2 during ■ recent wlntkr awning. storm. Slipper>’ ioada caused ifcKln- SIZE. ney to crash. Into highway ranee 33' WIDE posts, sMording to State Police 43' ’ LONG reports./Trial Justice Clifford R. 3 Pitet PA JA M A SET «nd ROBE— 40" HIGH Wrighêntered a not guilty find .Ne-iron Cotton ...... $3.99 4 IXOOR SUPPORTS ing li^/the case. formerly 3I.39

T Prints and Solids C O H O N SKIRTS— Light and Dark Grounds . $3.99 Grange Notes . AND NIGHT ' / formerly $3.93 O nly Sheen GABARDINE BERMUDA SH0RTS— The Grace* were in charge of the pf-oRram presented at the Com Stripes and Solids . . . » / ...... $2.99 SIZE SIZE. ^ I fnrmerlyto38.ee 36" wibr, «•' Wide • \ munity Hall Tuesday when the Now anyone ran afford a ?4" T>' with 83" LONG 60” LONG \ Wapping Grange met. DEPOSIT SERVICE Cotton KNIT DRESSES— Washable and GIANT ALLOWANCE MOTOROLA our hiidgef price on thi* blg-acreea 44" HIGH 43'* HIGH \' An Interesting program waa pre model—and our handsome trade-in al- - OImuwiI, Washed 8 FLOOR SUPPORTS 3 FLOOR SUPPORTS sented aa the program "Bonneta pr6vid.es a i ^ k , convenient Easy Wearing ...... $2.99 lowanrr. De luxe styling In wood-grain and Bowa'' waa the theme for the . formerly |S .C e FOR YOUR OLD SET e y e -conditioned Mahogany or Blond. Built-In 17HF-VHF • BEACH evening. The following members means of depositing your antenna- .Model 34K9. helped in ma'klng the program a, Wonderful Group COTTON DRESSES— ON NEW .. . SAND S I L K S I 0 . K 8ucce,

\ ■ . . A NEW OUR BANK IS NEVER CLOSED JO ITS DEPOSITORS Steady watchers? Be sure to see FUNERAL HOME UNDER EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT • Ask for a supply of special invelop* chut* the fine new THE JOHN F. enYelopes next* time you come TIERNEY M O T O r tO L M FUNERAL HOME in. 210 WEST CENTER ST. TEL. MI 3-1222 EYE A THE CONDITIONED RANGE MANCHESTI TRUST u F • UEL OIL GASOLINE COMPAN MAIN Ora'ICF, NORTH BRANC’h BANTLY OIL 39.3 Marin St. 13 N. Main SL ^ h o n l e m riew f^ovgfi eefronce head, I ,1MI' , l\l €hvts$ mnii mwmy M^e. : : '1 \'\ I m.l.l AMPLE AND FREE PARING AT BOTH OFFICES TEL Mitchell 9 4595 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPQMT IN81!RAXUE CORPORATION Ift.. ■ ■ . Toddlers'TERRY TRAINING PANTS^ TEL R O C K V IU r 5-2177 SPRUC size 2-4 ...... 0...... Vfer $1*00 . . - A foraeily each J'J" : Girls’ BABY DOLC PAJAMAS-Cotton Na-iron $1.S9 -I fonberiyUlJt New Power P^nel r— FOR S INC Believe It ^ N ol, SUMMER HAS ARRIVED! Aluminor picture tub* _ _ RIGHT-UPaPRONT TUNING! G irls'^ C O n O N SKIR,TS— Gay Spring Prints $2.99 Moglc Morgio bexel f ormeely $3J$ 'Eye-Shode Alter jp . riielom 'be Luxe Sl-lnrh MotornA fV r-n o atooping. no atrHchliig. all controls within natural reach. Modem cabinetry at It* beatln solid Thoro aPD many. tKings you ,icon do to the op- A . Walnut or Rlrch—with .bran* lega. Pushbutton Turn-On. loo—Juat AT MARLOW'S FURRmiRE DEPARTMEHT Gfrls' SPRING-DITeSSES—C ottons and Nylons $ 3 .W emkmmmmmmmmm ' piihh a button to get both picture ;apd sound. Model 2IK44. pearance, comfort qind convenience of your home.. f e ! . ' . formeriy to $7 Je Girls' SPRING COATS— Attractive Woolens $1 T.OO that will cost just a few doHars a month. pVEtlTY ^ SWlpjQ * J11,11J aluMinvin formerly to $13.33 Easier ! Easier Viewing! NO SWAY in th e se llilu ll GLIDERS Girls' PANTIES— Rose print plisse .... 3 fo r $1.00 DO A THOUSAND DOLLAR KITCHEN formerly each 50* r e m o d e l in g JOB FOR ONLY . A More Realistic (and Restful) Picture! becouie lb* polished leemleti 1 ' qluminum tubing frame Girls’ POLO SHIRTS— Solid colors ...; 2 fo r $1.S0 INSULATE A -IV x 40’ i/rigidly eonitructed with lock-nut screw fo le n e n formerly each $t ATTIC FOR ONLY . J.. Boys' C O n O N SHIRTS. .Sport and Dress ... $1.<» formerly to $1M Look At This Beauty! INSTALL A STANLEY OVERHEAD TYPE . GARAGE DOOR FOR ONLY 3ARAN WEBBtNO Boys’’ PO LO SHIRTS— Solid colors .... 2 for $1 JO V — formerly each_$l.. riicres Only One! . . . and watch as long as you like— for il's Kye-Coiulitioned You ecm de many of those jobs yourself. We'll help plan . . . rent you power Misses and Juniors CO A TS— Specially TV. For more resiful and more teojl!l / . exploin hew to apply materials. Or. we'll give you the nemiM of reduced ...... $29.90 natural picture with more black- ^ formerly to $43 to-white .shades than (iny other competent eerpenten to do ell or port of the work. Dashing all-weather TV. New Motorola I'ower Panel Misses end Juniors SUIT$— Specially inside. New Kighl-l'p-Front Drive down . . . ample free parking. We'll difcuu your project... explain C A R C O A T 5 . reduced...... • Tuning. Sew authentic wood- ■ formerly to $48 -I' \ grain Mahoganv or Hlond, No. hew we con arrange eesy-term financing to eever d l materials end any la . ONLY I,- 2IT28, bor you hire. ' ^ I 100% Dacron BLOUSES— Stripes, short i , MAKE'56 YOUR HOME . 1 0 . 9 9 formerly $2'03 Tapered C H lN O 'SL A X ^ K h ak i and Black . ..I $2.99 ' ,■ formeriy $830 - IMPROVEMENT YEAR I'- STEEL BALL BEARtNG&iot moving^ svtpaesien point* a DOUBLE-SEAT glid*r Cotton T-KNITS— Many styles ofid colors .. . $1.99 336 North Main Street OMure 0 smooth "aqueakleis''gl1de. Koh-mor footcop* .'12-Inch "Car Coat*" In Dan River combed ■ formerly $f •#$ poplin, lined in plaid taffeta. Zelanlzed to ' Tel MI 9-3233 * 2 4 .9 5 retain beauty through counllea* ahowera I i* ^ a m k and cleaning*. Belga,-.Red and Peacock. GIRDLES an^ PANTY GIRDLES— ELECTRONICS .Sire* 8 to 16. / i spi 9 I ’ Famous makers ...... • *»•. $3.99 Open Daily 7 A. M. to formerly to $I.$B 3 P. M. IncludiDK 7' LABORATORIES BUILDING MATERIALS Wrdnesdhjt Afternoonh -- Vie'' •J , ■ ■ , . ■ .1 ■ / MOTOROU HOME TNEATEH TV and Saturdays Until * 2 7 7 BROAD LUMBER FUEL " Noon 21" SCREEN — FINEST IN TELEVIEWING! Only a few aOII ha made thid yaar—*o see Ihia one sow, Moslel 21K4S. I ( I f V I S I 0 N FURNItURE DEPARTMENT ^ f LOWER STRIH FLOOR LEVa)

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vision which Jllsenhowicr wanta--' tima, and they "hava .'had no wogd missioner John J. ■Tynan said t to\us personally.' Wa hava reason m. at th* hema ot tha ragent, a aoil bank .(irogram which would from Benson or othert-. to atop.' \ Vehicle Unit Plans night h* has ordered th* apot/In- LARGE SCREEN RCA dtftniUcm of dtmocrscy. Wd cotild at least a. temporary aubstitut* Hebron & pay farmera aubstdiea of aa much "WTiat w* ars doing may tum ^ ISanrl|PBUr jo bqltevd howevtr (hat Abraham ■ T*“ ra. Alfrad B. Naal. at Comatock’a ‘spectlon. They srill run COLOR TV $695 All IM AthdiAtA. And dUU bd good for their own discarded books. Drdodles Briflgt. There will be a bualneaa Sensational Ad/of Boefts aa 31,3M,000.000 a year to k t^ out to b* love’* labor lost,” ©he ‘Spot’ Inspections n c ^ hot only know thla golden late summer. Tynan said 3-man ■ARLOW'S member* of a democrAcy. In fAct, The idea of n world history By BOOBS rBIOC taxt biH( that he understood fully meeting and aocial hour. crpp )qiM out of production of car- offlcial in Washington said. "But €opnin$ iferald Liîiry Pictured taln-siirplua commodities. w* want to be ready.- just in teams will- work thrmifhout the demoUC_ Of all nations, being fair and fac Down lit Stroudsburg,-â.. thsre Mr. and Mrs. J . Kellogg WhIU ALL n e w your car -doesn't bear a certiflcate State at unannoiuicpA times and 1089 Tolland Tpk'n Bucktand hejulctprintino CO., m e. Ing thAt we mu*t All b* Qtri*- / m Report Cover are now great-grandparehta. A admlnlatratlon’a program of Some key BbpirbUcAna In Con- places. TheytU check car* far 1» Btucll Street Is a gravb which la ^markad. At Ike leadership (Ooatiruefl trsns Fags Oae) of Inspection, you stand,* chance Tel. 1H 8-5085 tual about each, and taking the reas predict a presidential veto. , Manclieettr. Conn. Uanx. proclAimh ihAt we may All Abraham Uncoln’a aubstitut*.’’ son. Joseph J . Sanko. was born td flexible farm price supports X in of being ikppped by’ State Motor mechanical defe© r . favor of restoration of high, rigid Som* farin belt Dqibocrata, on the ft ^ THOMAS FKRGUSON be Atheist*, if that plea*** u*. It purely national view tower^ the Mi*. Lincoln selected this oiie soV '^ Hebron; April 13 (SpÎBI)— their grand*on-in-iaw and kta Vehicle DepVtment crews for a Motorists whflie cara are found W ^TEH ft FERGUSON ; nomination at the 1952 national aasistant to Eiaenhower on prepara, price propis under baste crop* thla . other, -hand.' have said Eiaenhower Publtahera Is as much a defender of our right history o f. none, ha* Its wistful. dier In the Civil ^ er to honor dM The annual Town Report ia *qw wife. Mr. and Mra. Joeeph Sanko. (Coatlaoefl from Fage Oa*)- spot inapectloK.. beginning April 28. In need of repair will be given 10 I convention, baa said he is “not an tion of speMhe* and statements. year. Eiaenhower Is againat that. must algn this bill or get no farm . Ftouaded OM ber 1. lU l Idealistic appeal. And yet, of his substttuts end thus to pay on file at tha Town Clerk's offlCq 8r., in Colchester. State Motor Vehicles Comf days to do Read Herald Advs. not to believe in God aa it )a of Town Oueeta They Will meet with the President Hagerty bps said the President mshsure this year. tribute to the fact that many wera Dsmocrstlc aspirants said active candlflete" .and "not an in- Saturday morning al hia working Pabllabed Beery Erenlnt Except our right to believd in God. course, we know of no nation, Ibt and copies are available for any-, Recent guests of iMIsa Clarissa still believes the bill it not a good ./Regardless, of th* course he dying on the field of battf* thati tka faSm bill a^ u ld be signed. The vacation headquarteri here, the When wo aren’t squAtlng alons Russia, which- would be one who wants them. L. Pendleton were Mr*. Frank H. Mean)VhlIe backers of H artm an j National Golf a u b ' one. And Benadn has declared hti tokes,.th* repercussions ar* bound other* might live. 'V i — TV for ’5 6 Deniecntlc - controlled Congress deep disappointment over the Bj to echo through the presidential democracy with capitallam or with likely to open its schools to the use This year thq report ia dedicated Bigelow’ and her Mster, Mra. Ar I Inclusion of McCann in the Wash, ^•«*^fflcSfif!r?SSr‘i[ATEi W* ar* -grateful to MY, Lincoln to the Douglas'Library, and has a nold Ogner of Pomfret Center and ^ earlier IMls week passed the many- i w ,u n g him to Democrstlc lead- Behm WllrWot Resign and congressional election cam- pxynble In Aj>T«no ChriaUanlty instead of ' merely of such a text. Somel^w, each for thla Very kjnd deed. M t also NoiW AvBiklble At '’ 1 ^ 1 ^ ington delegation touched off specu picture of the library building on the former’s sister, Mrs. Ellkabeth . sided measure over etrong admin'- era aro.und the country. lation that Ehsenhower had aum Although Benson, as termed the P*(gn% NOW with our freedom to be rapitAlisl* nation'feels obligated to teach that for reminding u* that each time we bill iinaccepiable, he said/yester One Yexr .... |15.i0 the cover. The, library is said to Robinson of Vancojiver, -B. C., j latration objection. Kefauver dc -onhd the writer specialist for FLAMME’S look at' the fôsa of Jeaua aack One Potf^rfon's SIX Month* ... I7.n and Chridtians.^lf wd piease; we it is better and more glorious than have had Its initial start In a Canada. -scribed the as "note\yorthy and ' - p^paratto of a television-radio day he doea not plan to/teslgn if f ^ e Month* . 3.90 of us can say, as - Wt write our IM CENTER RT. Elsenhower sKoiitd aigiyft. An aide . i.a» are llltely to feel on very sound all other*, and Russia will be back young ladles’ society, aiid from Mrs. Bigelow, with her husband, good." Stevehpon said Congress’ , 1 W _ ^ P n f m l m e n Ireaa to the nation on his stg-or fti* Month ... name there, "My substitute.’’ that small beginning by varioua the Rev. Frank H. Bigelow, found Manchester—^Tel. MI B4SS1 action represented, what he called S'” oilX M iiicaa qubted him as telllnar a group of We»Xlv ...... ground, all of u*. If we at lohst at It aa soon as new texts can be , , Charles AdsmO. deciaion on the farm bill. Slngte Copy ... ■u sjagSa from district library and ed The Rectory School In Pomfret, “a final repudlkôn of the Eise'n-1 New England farmgto who vislte^ •Pasuecdisfal I.Ion Tamer’ about that poasiblllty. | tab democracy as the sworn enemy written. Sponsored by the Manchester town library- to the "present Doug- whefe the Rev. Richard Clark, bower farnl program, which has' Take Oath Soon Just IfuTrediKMi Out To M l Aa this Droodle points out, the Council of Churches. told newsmen that "noth- *’*1]T*U'®f****'J*(5P’ THE AS^tvAiO^PREM aHd opposite of Communism. But lla Library. former prleat-ln-charge of St. X failed." ing haA been decided one Way or ^ ^ makeXt a practice EMERGENCY important thing' to remember ■ The Selectrtien'*' report for the Of Th^/Now Modlol iy Tho End Of Th« Wook —So even here them ar* traps. when taming lions Is to keep your Peter's Episcopal Church here, is \ Bpeculatior. continued on \.-heth- Five new supernumerary patrol the othek" ■ . ’ • c o m e t^ d sulk when enSre^MWr^^^^^^ Cleveland Editor past year.aliowe (hat three pieces chaplain. er Elsenhower wol|ld veto tlie One reterter remarked that call- ‘•“"’t go \ OIL lURNER *11 new* dlipntche* credited to (i, or Democracy, in its owti m ethods. Is head. Bspecrally it pert of the act Driver Acquitted men now iinderg'ping preliminary not otherwlie credited of road were Built. Paper Mill Rd.. iHe'aeure which would provide'for a training will be a)vdrn In aa mem Ing McCiSn to Augiuta aeemeô /"lif oIBclal* of /the ; SERVICE indeed the sworn dnemy of the Is to stick it in the L l^ * y mouth. d e c id e d and Alee the loexl noh* Niles Rd.. and Hlllc Manchester Evening Herald He return to hljrh, rlgldx price- sup ber* of the Police Department In^cate ^ n h o w e r had I AgricuUtrfe Department said they, All rt«ht* ol repnbllcxtlon of ipoclal Succumbs at 71 If you do that you run the^rlsk of town now has to veto th* Wn arid wanted an ex.. are continuing to draft plans (o : 'y s P M C £ s diKpatche* herein nre *l»o reeerved IT ethodx'which have been adopt . CIRCUUATION’S. tolerator of ideologies, has no he retired two yaarah«go, died sud course, Dion Taming Isn’t really Campfleld Rd.; Gordon Keishsw, v, doing 70 in a 11 m.p.h. sohe on truck. Stop signs have been placed moned Benson and feveral other The New York Tlmea aaid They said auch preparations Ml 9-4548 direct enmity to the theory of denly last night. He was 71. dangerous, Everyone knows that at intersections and warning signs 31, of 37 H U c St.; and Robert A. dispatch from Washingtory-'that h*\'e been under w ay. for some The Herald Printing Con>P*n». !«• . the Lions they use in circuses are the Wilbur - Cross Parkway. Picture Tube officials to Augusta for a confsr- Grenier. 26, of 90 Oak St. assumes no flnsncisl responalblllly lor ideological Communism. Any on# He was seated at the dinner State Policeman Robert Raa- on hills snd curve*, and more will anc* tomorrovf on the farm bill. sourcea close to the whlt^House tvpegrsphieal error* appoaring In ad- very old and have no teeth and be provided. Schendel explained the five are reported Thursday (by Elsen Vermementa and other rsodln* matter living in a true democracy ia free table In hla home with hia.wlfe are also very tame and friendly musaen testified that Torella did Plan to Use Veto now taking a first aid course in In The Manchester Evening Herald. tc believe in the theory and and a friend. Carl D. Friebolin. ‘fO for about two nrvllea .and paaêd Cancer Drive Workers In the Senate, several Demo hower would " r o directly to the Everybody knows this. Everybody Final additions to the list of the company with member* of the people” next week t(y“make clear ideoloj^ of Communism, if he when hts heart failed and he but the Lion Tamers, that is. 13. c a n . But he also said the road crats Indicated plainly they would KELVINATOR Dispisy advertising i-loslng hours: Cancer Drive campaign workers as $0 A.95 Auxiliary Police given by the Red why he cotild not. Sign the elec sliimpcd In hi* chair without a was dry and the vlaiblllty good. or Mondsy—1 p.m Friday. use a veU, of the farm bill as a Cro.ss and will begin training in wishes, and there la no punish sound. Torrello‘a"laWyer called Town reported by Mrs. Albert W. Hlld- springboard for direct attack* on tion-year farm .lflil passed by W ith Automatic Defrosting for fteaday—1 p m. •Monday. ,lng. chslr’man.' are Mis* Freda the use and care of firearms Salur- Congress.” / For. Wodneaday—1 p. ment for that, not even in the re Bellamy had been in poor health Judge John H. Peek’s attention to Eisenhower in the presidential For Thursday—t p. m Wednesday. the State law which In one para iBamburger, Mrs. George Pugatch. day. Plea for ^’‘•miers Seen For Friday—t P. m. Tburjday. strictive laws we have adopted for several years, and it was this A Thought for Today ca.npatgn ahead. Sen. Humphrey graph holds that going over the Mrs. Maurice Dolbleday. Mrs. Ineludec InstoJIntien, pint tax. The quintet were those who suc 'The Tim^ said that present Wfit Saturaay—* p- o' Fiiday. . against the party and its organi which led to hla retirement in Jan of Minnesota said that’if Elsen cessfully hurdled the recent 3-way PHARMACY ClasaWed deadline: 10.30_.a.ni.._a*O posted limit la prlma facie evl- Marie Fried., Charles Pettinglll. Unaranteed for 1 year. plans repowdly call for the Pras* uary. 19.14, as Plain Dealer editor. hower reject* the bill "it will be oral. Written and physical examina I A MAI VAIM ATI day ol publlcaUon except Saturday — sation and people who, joining it, My Substltiitei jdence of speeding. Louis Bellone. Richard Ives. Mias ident tÂddress the nation by t a. m. , After Wright Bryan of Atlanta his own personal decision.” Hum tions given prospective policemen. 4M Hartford Road>-( Corner ^M cKcc)—'Tel. MI 9-9946 are awara of its alleged aim to When w* were (ihllijren, most of But in another paragraph the Jean Borsottl, - Mias Lucille CALL ••PETE” WOBON phrey said lie doe* hot think the radio and television to explain-bis had succeeded him' aa editor, Bel us learned a goldep text at Sunday Bernals, and Mips Eileen Auguato. Schendel said they would lake the reaso^ for vetoing the medaurt 3 f V .V 5 FTiday, April 13 niebthrow our government by lamy retained contact with the law says that speeding must in Democrats will "let the farmer* School, which read, "Surely he DAB OMpter . Meeting MI9.56S0 Police Depai'tment oath soon. and At Lhe same tin\e to urM Con- morning newspaper as editor volve possible Injury to the driver forget who is responsible.” force. To be a pure Communist, if hath borne our griefs, ami car Members of Col. Henry Cham He added that the addition of a to provide immediate help NOW ONLY emeritus. He visited his office sev or other perabn*. t»R u$.m unB iiir Service Calls Sen. Ellender f I.«ulslF.na, chair Defining Democracy there U such a thing, is as per ried our sorrows." Perhaps we It was on this second para pion Chapter, DAR. have received those five men w ill not mean all farmers. SURGICAL SUPPI eral times a week and had been in Day or Night $2.95 man of the Senate Agrlcjlture openings on the department will missible under democracy as to learned It without ever stopping graph that Judge Peck acquitted cards stating that there will be a Committee, said that If the Pre.si- The most likely date mention The lateat Individual to atiund the day before his death. chapter meeting Wednesday at 2 m r n m s ^ s s bb filled. He said he would still be anything else politically or to r’ealir.e Just whst It did mean Torello. dent vetoes the moasure. "the for-Eisenhower’s n)e.saage, aaid the FOR AU PURPOSES 1.95 the clarion call for a militant Hr and Mrs. Bellamy had plah- welcome applicants for appoint Times, was Thui-sday night. The ideologically. farmer* will blame Eisenhower definition of deniocraoyi which will ned to leave’ Wednesday for Wash ment a* sui>ernumerariea. / Tiiuea kdded: ington to attend the annual meet personally ..." WHEEL CHAIRS All our instinct to over-ddfine However, -Sen. Goldwaler' (R- “This pi-ocedui'e has been con- be able to go forth and do ing of the American Society of iûick mending give* /longer sidei-ed actively this week in con glamoroua, passionate battle with democracy, arising from our de Newspaper editors of which he A rii) **id he d’oesn't believe "it will have much political effect one w’ear to terry towels. 01rt bath ference's between Republican con- CRUTCHES the Ideology of Communism, > la * sire to sharpen it up into a flam wa* President In 1933-34. They towels may be used fir Ironing gre.ssionaI leaders and administra (CHILDREN AND ADULTS) ing ideological sword, is some planned to go from thefe to New way or the other.” pads or for wrappinfrAweaters or tion officials.” . , tUatingulahed D u ^ jurist. Dr. A. / In New York, Democratic Na •IG what in vain. It Is atlll primarily York for other meetings. Including other articles after ^JAahing, The bill contains a/m ajor pro- FOR RENT OR FOR SALE J. M. van Dal-Secretary general that of the Associated Press of tional Committeeman Carmine G. 19Vt CU. PT. 1. method rather than an Ideologi of tha In ten w o n al Oemmieslon which Bellamy was a director for Presenting a new concept DeSaplo say* the Uhtled Slates is cal absolute. The greaf boon It being ruled by a "country club CAPAcmri of Jurists. IS years. • ELASTIC STOCKINGS givea ua, freedom, ia broad and quartet.’’ He called for a “simple ael of The rulers, he says, are presi • lED PANS • CANES unspecified, not sharp and narreJW, funtjamental ptinclplea expreasing V i s i i i o U.S. Sci dential assistant Sherman Adams. • RACK RESTS • TRUSSES SUPPORT'S In'V-readlly understandabl# w-ay It ia bigger than any ideology, or Secretar.v of Defen.se Charles E. ■ of a fine lid art • f O , the cdBOmon denomltiator of our any one creed. It la so prsclous, By Soviet Baptists Wilson, Secretary of the Treasury ao meaninifful, It is hard to George M.' Humphrey and Secre-. PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME legal-poUUcal beliefs. TWIN ^ Z t H dramatise. Êven 'the best dtflnl'- tary of State John Ftfater Dulles. WEEKLY DINGO •There IS more to do,", ho went New York, April 13 uP)—Five De.Saplo made the charge last C«mpl«tt ofld Prompt ProteriptioR Sorvkt Porcelain POOO on, •‘than ^ oppose and expose tion seems to make. It lose some Baptist leaders In Russia are cx- night in addressing the annual FRIDAYS~ 8 P. M. O lg $ fi the Coifimun^ negation or de thing. The catchier, more precise pseted to arrive here next month fiih'd-Tsising dinner of Tammany AAoiiluro* gradation of lavi\ Only attacking slogans may hav(^ to be yielded to aa guests of Baptists In the Uni Hall, the Manhattan Dempcratlc' ' ASSUMPTION HALL Sool organization, of which he is lead^j'. Communism Is toiKêgatlve. W# the enemy, after all. ted Stairs. W E S T o w n CIHSPBtSI Another speaker at the dinder THOMPSON chmI SOUTH ADAMS STREETS have to do construclive work In The Russians were Invited fol was Gov. Averell Harriman. ^ o m PHARMACY building our moral n^treaa of A Ghin^lf It'x RtsI lowing a 2-week visit to the Soviet DeSapio is boosting for the COMFORTARLE SEATING—AMPLE PARKING freedom to strengthen the com Union by U.R. Baptist leaders. Democrstlc presidential fiomina- 459 Hartford Road— (Comer of McKee)—Tel. Ml 9-9946 If the Egyptians and the An Anierlctn Baptist spokes- tton. Harriman, who sotight the • mon ideals which we can oppose to man^noiinced yesterday the Rus the falae fanaticism of Commu Israeli* would only stay on their sian clergymen will arrive May 13 TWO own sides of the truce lines, there nism .’ and will aitend two conventions Hanging Shelves Handmade look! A )M df»abh The leaders of the democracies, would at least be a cassation of of Southern Baptists in K ansKS those minor incidanta which keep City May 30 to June 2. r.nd the he aaid, themselves lack clear American Baptists meeting in AND C H U M threatening to develop Into open conceptions of what they stand Seattle J'.ihe 1 to 22. ' ATK flame. CM6$T6 for. •nierefore, he-Jiald, It is only There are about 800,000 Baptists United Nations Secretary Gen Just 30 discontinued designs and DlPROSTINO natural th at the mass of peopl* do in Russia. finishes in this group of fine hang Contour rai • ooot smiviii not believe ,ln any deep-rooted eral Hammartkjold has now:>re Another delegation of Russian At Tlw Towch' chLirchr.ien, Incl'.lding rspreaenta- ing Ml’all shelves. Make excellent ideal.' celved new assurances from both Extra! Plymouth deklers just received Of A ItlHMlI govemmenU that they will do tlvea of the Orthodox Church, the gifts! Soma of our quest for that main denomination In the Soviet ideal, he aaid, results in •‘too much this. Along with thla, there come* Union, IS coming to tl.l* country machine made wifli invisible stitching! Improvising, too ' much taking Informal information from Cairo in June. -♦ ♦ ♦:\e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Atand in incidental issues, too to the effect that the "rommando" They will be repaying a visit (1) $28.50 S. Mahogany ...14.25 much confusion, dissgieement units which have been operating made to Russia last month by lead (1) $24.50 Modern Corner Racki *Now . . . Contour Braided Rugs pre.sent an entirely in the past few days have been,, ers of several American- Protes baniboo style 7.50 and diaappointment." tant denominations and the Na new ebneept of the fine old art of braiding. The.se Standard Sfzes spring shipments of So. having paid his respects to withdraum from Iiraeli territory, tional Council of Churches. (4) $9.95 Cushman Maple, red . new rugs give a symphon.v in balanced color and \ everybody dise’s effort to define having arcomplished satisfactory coloring ...... 6.95 . pattern, never before achieved excepting by hand democracy, what doea our eminent retaliation for laracii shelling pf Heads X-Kay: Experts Unit (2f $11.75 Cushman Maple, red braiding. Contour prices are considerably lower SWeial Sizes v.’aitor offqr himself? civilians in the 'Uaxa atrip the coloring ...... 8.75 than hand made rugs . . . so you owe it to your Well, hid own definition of other day. If E g y ^ thiia pretends, Waterbury, April 13 (JPi (2) $11.95 Sol. Maple 8.95 self to see these fine braided rugs! See the.se revo KELVINATOR democracy aeema to come out as foi the moment, that U haa aaved — Vera Ingnito of New Haven (4) $8.95 Sol. Maple . 6.65 haa been elected president of lutionary features: freedom, based on a rule of law. fXL’*. and If Israel considers that (5) $2.98 Solid.Pine . 1.99 3 x 5 feet\ . 35.25 2 and 4 door models...V-8 and 6... the Connecticut Sîety of X- NEW FABRIC—17 oz. blended wool fabric pro which protects the Individual Its own prestige does not require ray technicians. Other of (6) $4.50 Solid Pine . 3..3S 4 x 6 feet ... . 56.40 ALL NEW 1956 againat the pmlble tyranny of retaliation for th# retaliation, per ficers’ elected last night wefe (3) $5.95 Solid Pine . 4.75 duced and d.ved specially for Contour Rugs insure ' ê suite. haps there can be a lull. Ethel Sullivan of Bridgeport, vice (2) .$6.95 Solid Pine . 4.98 greater scuff resistance, longer life. Fabrics are 5x7 feet .. , 82.25 president; Sam Russo of Newr Brit treated for water repellence and soil re.sistance. Iiat'a not bad, and one of its Karl) side, it it now clear, has’ ain, secretary, and Philip Moore of 6x9 feet .. . 126.90 COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC WASHER merils ia that it'doesn’t fall into an identUal view of tha other’s Wallingford, treasurer. NKW BRAIDING TECHNIQUE — 8 X 10 feet . ,188.00 the u r^ to over-define and over strategy, in these small raids and 'i Fully folded strands without a raw wide color selections... see them now! specify democracy, which urge exchange* of fire. Bach ,,sidS edge exposed! 9 X 12 feet . .253.80/ overcomes w.many of us-who try thinks the other is ti^-ing to ag- 9 X 15 feet . .317.25 to define whatydemocrary iMand.s gravate lt*înto being the one NEW SEWING t e c h n iq u e — for. v hlrh will strike the. first real Buried lock s tit^ ; .vou never see it; 10 X 15 feet . 3 ^ : 5 0 If we define deniocracy aa free blow, .and tlierefoie be branded never walk on it : therefore greater 12 X 15 feet .422.00 durability. Springtime ie Plymouth Hardtop time! «}om, anti a method vpr offering the legal aggieaaor. The Arab* 15.x 18 feet ^34.50 \and protecting- freedoni\w-s have think'that Israel if taiinting them CONTINUOUS BltAIDS—Regardless |bout -done it, ao far aa w-e can to launch the first real attack. of .size of rug or color changes, the efine democracy without getting Israel thinks the Aia'h* are dry strands are one continuous braid fro Spcci.ll sizes: Ovals up to 15 liiV troiiblfT ing to make it strike the first real center to enclosed,. invisibly .spl^d X 18 and Rounds from 4,x 4 Jt If that is as far a,a a legiti blow. out.side taper. Uniform thickness^ no to 18 X 18 feet.'ppr sq. ft, 2.35. m ato definition of democracy can \ lt takes contact'to play thir butts, no high spots. Add $5.00 to Special Si^.es. go. I f is not fifr 'ojiengh to aatisfy gsisê of trying to m ake-the"'qth“ thosO- W us who' want to put fello\V. cross the border in'force rii-'-.y dynamica into bur definition. Free fiitt. A>id, If neither siUc ir will dom, after all, means freedom for ing to shlnUder the I’esporisibility Steak ONMIU almost anything. In order to make of making tê first, real 'attack, (OHIMl it more viYid, some of us nave the any' arrangement Which breaka kn ife instinct to narrow it down into ic-ntact and puts îlstsncc between It^s the little tilings that count tenus more specific, or into the I fmce.i wi^, produce at o n l y things some of us pursue and en least a continuance of'an uneasv joy in our possession of .freedom. peace. Thi.i is the first thing the . It's the distinctive, individual pieces of furniture like When we follow this inslipct,' we .'Secrelary General i.a aiming at: the.se that add the final, lixfable touch to .vou'r home. may gain dbamii and dynaniic*. Now he seem* to have pledges for We hat’e thou.iands of them! bi;t only at the cost of truth and it We wijl still see, however, soundness. ; ' . whether he gels If. __ * * * m m t r Thus, w# sometimes have an ''•'ihjJilli. ’' iTilinct to equate democracy and capitMliam. But capllalispi, ob Educational Emergency T od • « s viously, is not a sj'nonyni for W’e were wondering what the ay Ix c iv tiv o oHmr tm eur Old Pine Desks 119.50 democracy. Our modified brand Russians were going to do about Here's the big, held, beeufdul Plymeutb Itfvedere 4-deer Herdipp .. . front runner pf P/ymeidh'i lis brilliant Hardtop models. of capitalism happens to Jie some- the leauhing 'Of history, wrhen all ev tto m o rs t r o ^ Lamps 9.98 fun Exqui.site reproduction of a Diing we have developed, we their existing textbooks undoubl- piano IS • ikBuliilul. ebOAf Mrr«M Provincial American iiiece dis Americahs, using the freedom of-»| ‘ " ’y had .Stalin os the gjeat party • Etclu iiv« Tricli tb« Use these apolhecar\; ^ »a«ch el ftefteiiet to fp tt. jar lamp in Eaily tinctively .showing Sheraton fsred us by democrat^’. But" we , y d national herp, and now we • ViUhir* «cBiel«M biMC* Mbrt- TodBy'i ichlldren . . and adults, too . • American settings. influence in its delicate legs could -have somehow ' failed, -to I know- what they are doing. fveued b « 4 b ^ itb e ^ le ei»t wreb t Plymouth Belvedere ajid Savoy Hardtops offer more beauty, size, Th* blgfast car In th* law-grica thra* . . . longeit, •heJv>e«M. , laarn piano by playinig it. Hava fun pUy* Blue, pink or white and many drawers. roomiest. »hh s true big-car ride. develop thia. pai'ticul/r brand ^ of They have shopped leai hing his • Ptrfect b«Ue<«. milk glass; 28" talU •>r«B« for M«9, el ie Hcb ing! Coma in and let us show you how a capitalism, and still remained a tory for the moment until, that 'O n u e b e BTftiIabl«. uith 3-lite flxture*. value, more that’s new than any "other car in the low-price three! Th* iMrfermanc* chemg *( tha law-gris* thra* . . . democracy. We could he a Utuall.v 112.10. Ms. there are some new teixtbook* Thtt IS our wa)' of ios icing you Dyna-tension Everett or ,1ow priced Pbrnoulli’t N.8SC.8R speed records are unbroVen! j available. democracy without money: And., t ' to cry our oucttaadtiig dry.cUan- Cable-Nelson spinet will make piano With tha newast styling in th* law-gric* thre* , , . iWs In our democratic freedom, we i At this moment of hiatus in ing with Sfa*Nu 5 o ^ n g . . playing even more fun! The perfect partner for springtiine driyjng through city traffic, out to the open road could ' choose a ' socialistic eco , Russisn history classes, we find 'S'-' no ‘‘w*rmed-o>er" detignl' lf’j all-new!, chf process chat rtpUm the tex' Rockers 28.95 fun is a sleek new Plymouth Hardtop- ju.st where you belong. nomic aysteni, if we felt like it. j ourselves deeply regretful thsi i cite Anithing ggcncs fabrics ioae Th* only fush-guttsn Driving in th* law-bric* Ihrs* Agaln, we sometimes have grand and gloilous project, con- tbrougb time an*! wear. drive one’and .lee V Look at tho.ee racy, “let’s Windows down, you enjoy all the fun and Prices start at -•X-. . . . mrrhaniral, safe, and so simple! Easy as ringing tendency to ‘equate deinocracy ceived .fluring {he closing days of No. other rocker i.s quite so comfortable go!” line.* . .'. try the reflex-quick re.«ponse flair of a convertible.^ Windows up, you’re a doorbril. Optional on all models. VLlth religion, with Christianity, World W’ar II, vlierl all the world and 80:.good looking as the Boston Rocker. of Plymouth’s Hy-Fire V-8 or PowerFloW 6 ii^dan snug. And you’ll be driving the tp be specific, and we have In was going to be bright and intelll- c t h r if t y :.oo dfiia tensiiui Black decorated 28.95; plain maple $24.95, And. . . H's mighty saty la awn a FlymMlh Hardtepl stances In which persoi.s in very fcent y d peaceful forever, once . watch the way your Plymouth whi.iks smartest Hardtop of the l9w-pri(io"thr'ec. Ask<-aiiout )our dealer’s modern finance plan today. ■'high places piously proclaim tha^ tl:at particular war was won—we CLEANERS L A F L A'belief in God It the very biiais ere regretful that a universal and LAUNDERERS . ©f our democracy, 'and our standard world history, as' then ir damoeracy the world's leading proposed, has not, to our knowl As litU* as From the day you buy (I...through alU hp years you awn 1063 MAIN ST. 349.50 flown; 3 - APPLIANCE ghanipion of Cod. edge. actually m sierialixed .If it r4IU-IIILSI.V I it'.. . you'll ip eed .letten aflym outh. That's ene reason mere ,*■' I OPPOSITE year* to pay!. Flymouths are used as taxis than alf\ ther tars edmbinsd.' ’ Mlf-A . This,' Id ftirn, give* democracy were in existence, we would hasten costs less is OAK ST. - WATKmS iUILDING 8«8 B flaming, cause "only at the price’ to offer it to tlic newly enlight ABMT * NAVT CLUiS e t dttertag or abusing ths b ^c ened gentlemen in the Kremlin, as o§ Manch&dt^ -. •/ - ifi-' ■ . • /.’■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C ^ N N , FRIDAY,, APRIL 13, 19M Ha apld the proaecutloi4had failed by selling aoma ,ot their govern PAGE EIGHT Nanter Holds Key to Peace Red Ex-Chief Held to prove that Noto. personally In Reserve Unit Puls ment aecuritleg. This gfiva them tended to promote the violent pver- more money to land without bor In'g' with God." Ha will dlscuaa the A Smith Act Violator throw of the governrOent. Controls on Boom rowing It.' But by the end 6f 1955, i Cadets to Conduct CHildrcii Perform various issues involved lA the .R e John O.- Henderson, iX, S. district they had few abort term govern posed unidn, looking to th^ "uni attorney, countered with the claim ment aeciirltlea left to sell. Extenniiiation of Israel (CsaUaned tram Fag* / ■ calls for a sendee a t , the Green grade's contribution. ^ Fecftratlon Room , for a discussion n o w e o r l tha whole 360-mile border. The at ro a k ^ It more expensive for com- \ from Mordcoo to Iraq, which -would free during the trial. Me D« At PT A Meeting memal banks to borrow to satis Dodge Home, a children's meet- This perennial program Is al and .{uestion period on the ISsues tacks then began coming from the y, ing, an, open-air sendee on Main .Egyptiana, mIlUite/kgalhst Egypt ketttng off said efforts would be made fy / their clients' demands foe ways popular with r.T.A.> menl- Involved In tne merge;. Mrs. Robert Bamlngham, with ’ St., and a gospel service at S p.m. bers. Refreshments will be served. Dally Attacks Ignored the Unn>. duce this sum. credit. The commercial banks pass • at the Cldadcl. " Th\ia Arab laadera might wall be The case went to thejôry of a ca.at of players, will present ^he increasing borrowing costs oh WHY WO SOLI. Dally attacks, killing one or two, ht in their own trap ao far aa The csd^>: all play musical in folPM H o o d Curb Fiind$ or more people, seldom get much seven women and five men at 10:41 skit entitled "Fresh Variable *^to their clients. / ce is concehied. Tnla la the a.m. The verdict was ()6Uvered at .Winds'* at the^ April meeting of Tha Chsse Manhattan Bank struments and sing. Their orderly attention In the world press at a 'elancholy aspect of tha situation. is Cadet Emily Goldenschuh of Mt. Pastor to Discuss Danbury, April 13 W*;--Clty time when the world was preoc 3:34 p.m. the WaaljlnRtdn PTA, Tuesday gave a prompt demonstration of Vernon, N-. y.'^h ile\ln Manches votei's yesterday approved a ope cupied with such things aa Korea Noto and hla .wife. Jhorehce, who evening. April 17, at 8 p.rii. In the how this works. The New York ter, the Cadets will he billeted in Proposed Mci’jser and a half million dollar bond li- and Indochina. But when the kil' said she wai expecting a baby In White building. bank ar)hounced it was increaalhg. PPWOn MOWOftS.. local homes. , \ lirralil Phoio, aue for J)o®d control. The bond ia- Inga began to accumulate. Reach Seltlement the near future, aai without visible Tlila little skit, the feature -at its "prime rate"—the rate, of In emotion aa the decision was an A special welcome isxcxtended RniiHrll K Clifford Ttie piopoacd . lorger between Hiie wiir be part of an *8 mlllldn Isaelia struck back in force/find traction of the evening. Is baaed terest at which It lends to Its most As spacialista in lawn and nounced. to all to enjoy ttv^ WSdneaday th e Congregational Chiiatlen plan for flood control and redevel •The Law o f ConnecticufL'fSection 695A Public Statutes) assures only this, the apokeiman /com bn the problems that come i.p con credit-worthy clients—to 384 per ardan supplies, our busineas In Damage Suit The jury ^ a then polled at the ^ ’ening sendee conducted >by the Russell K. Clifford, 100 Cooper Churches and the Evangelical and opment, with ; the real of the you o f the privilege o f handling the insurance and financing on plained, made headllnea<^ and cerning the up-bringing of a 10- centafrohi the 3*4 per cent whlcn Sependa on satisfied cuatom- request of }ac Donough. After this, has been general in banking since ' Cadets-, \ Hill St., wha plays the part of the Reformed Church will be dlacuased money to come from federal and your new car Iht Way jqh want to. brought condemnations. / '' year-old child. It will be of spe era. That's why wa loopm- . Egypt has arms from /the Com- A $10,500 aettlement haa been Me Donoiign moved that the., ver October i9.'>4. Would-be private^ — ------\ captain in ^'Shore âye,'* annual at all three services Sunday n opn- ■state funda. Danin;r>’’8 Still River cial Intei-est to parents of chil ntend and aell Jaoobaen^. . Ing by the Rev. Clifford O. Simp caused considerable damage In Take advantage'of your legal right. Here are 5 of the many reasons muntata, whether they are In use reached In an action brought by dict be fkt a*lr help in setting up lew cest irank financing No Arab leader dares to stand man of the Travelers Insurance m o u n t a i n LAURXL -was announced today by the New fin^ Pharmacy Co. and Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop, 664 CENTER STREET up and say he would come to terms England Council, regional promo which would a.ssure the Indefinite mother of news columnists Stew T E U M l I-9814 BEFORE YOU BUY THAT NEW CARI, . . . Pink and Purple Kaucer Type*. tional organisation. existence of Israel aa a state. The art and, Joseph AUop, were mar M AGNOUAS ...... CaNladnr4w4aai Smlth-GateSi which manufac- passion Arab leaders themselves ried yesterday. - e# a *w*we feel hfae ee fetay turea electrical heating and ven Pina Laaox Pharmacy DO GW O O D ...... Both Pink and While. tilating equipment, w ill have the 299 EAST CENTER ST. plant ready on tta\ 20-acra site by TEL. MI ff-OBBg Time Payments Arranged Aug. 1, the CouACtt said. THORNLESS ÔNEYLOCUST HEDGE PLiNTS Greea Stamps Olvea MAPLES IN VARIETY EVERGREENS With Caak Ralen ^ f r e e - FRUIT TREES GLADIOLUS— DAHLIAS — LILIES To Perpetuate, < PAVELLE FRUITS and TUBEROUS BEGONIAS MANCHESTER Cherished ON THE PLUMBING \ Slide File Box A SUPPLY GO. Memory with Choose wisely the monument Povollo>Procosstd PLANTUND r. T< BItah Jr., Prea. and Treat. that will stand forever in \ Eostmon or Ansco •/ ’ . \ - - - , "It It’a Hardware Wa Have It" silent tribute to your • loved Opon Evory Day lncluN(ing Sunday 8:00 A.M.-8n)0 P.M. 35 mm. Color Film S77 MAIN STREET /■ ones. BCCKLAND-TOLLAND TURNltlKE RXIT^WILBUK CROSS PARKW’AT MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ | / Phone MItehell t-2508 Phoae>ag-44U We have our own tie.sighing service to build a monument ViTAl TO THE PINE LENOX JUST FOR YOU at no extra cost. We do 'all cutting in our own shop, from the rough stone to the flnhshed PHARMACY memorial . . . AND WE "I EMPLOY THE MOST 299 EAST CENTER ST. SKILLB'UL MEN AVAIL CRtATfcD TO COMPLEMENT TEL. Ml 9-0896 ABLE. THE NEW LINES COLORS FABRICS OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OtiU SKILLFUL TICE FO R I VS 6 WORK . . . BUT IT IS.NEÊR DUPLICATED Chongos In tehniiulos In bus soiyleo Irntwoon Hortfohl and Monehotfor wIR go Into offocf Mondoy, April 23i 1955. That* jdicrngns art for llit Mondoy to Friday schodulos. No \ VITALITY chongt in Hit Sorardoy and .^ndoy strvict. ' MANeHESTER 100% Guarantee SHOES Schedules Are Shown Below: \ AN INVitmtNT ItÔQOO AWAAANCI MEMORIAL COMPANY tenon mfllH,.^yau een't afford net tel , A. AMIETTI, Proprietor FAMOUS TOR FASHION AND FIT LEAVE MARKET STREET, HARTFORD. FOR MANCHESTER CENTER 'DaPtaS.TrtdrmmA fer Pelftarr htee HARRISON STREET—TEL. MI 9*58()7 4:10 a : M., 4 :.'>5, 6 :10. .S :2.'>. 71:40, .1:5.’> A. M: . ■ OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY 6 :06, A. M. and fvery 12 minutes to 7L')4 A. M. 8:13 A. M. and/every 20 minute« to 2:53 P, M.-- Large, Complete Selection Of- • 3:06 P. M. aM every 12 minuteH to 5:45 P. M., fi:08, 6 :23, 6 :38r6:!>3 P. M, C&C Motor Sales 7:13 P. M. and.every 20 minutes to 11:1.1 P. Mv 11:43, 12:13, 1:47 A. M, ' • Sizes, Cofiprs and Fabrics liji Every 1952 and Later Car Guaranteed Meehan- LEAVE MANCHESTER CENTER FOR HARTFORD 1 / fc^l'y for 30 Days in ff'ritinft \ ' 4:.38 A, M„5|:40, 5 :51, 6 :06. 6 :.34, 6 :46, 6 :v5R A.M. I " >,\ 7:10 A. M. aind every 12 minutes to 8:42 A. M. 1955 FORD V8 RANCHWAGON ...... $2095 \ 9:00 A. M. and every 20 minutes tcf‘2 :29, 2 :46* .3 :09, 3:29, 3 :46, 3:58 P. M. M m F R IT S I.lghI Mur and Ivnry. Has radio, heater, Fordomatir, white-, 4 :10. P. ’M. and every 12 minute.s to 6 :34. .00. . 7:27 A. M., 8 :27, 9 :42, 10:42, 11:42 A. M., 12:42 P. .M., 1:42, 2:38 P. M. . 3:.39 P. .M., 4 :27, 5 :27, 6 :27, 7:3.3, 8 :.3.3, 9 :.3.3, 10:.3.3, 11:.13 P. M, ri-- , In the FALL everything wifi be returned cleaned and r froahly pressed at regular dry cleaning priPes. C E H O U S E ^ M > 367 OAKLJ ND ST., m a nch e b te r ; THE CONNECTICUT COMPANY u o pe n e v e n in g s ILL 9 P. M. : MI t-2701 Bsher Dry Cleansers, Inc. US BROAD STREET iMANCHESTEIt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 19M UAKCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.* PRIDAY. Ap RIG 13. 19B6 PAGE ELEVEN 'r r? week but hod no offlelal e a n c * - pictures taken in the Bahamas. altias and colleges in every New formed by the Rav. Patriok J . Ma change, and he ia now empliêd mente booked for today. Their honey. by the Travelers Inauranco Co., State Loyalty Day Rockville 'RoekriUe Fathers of the members will be England atats will perform at the p i N i W K N »-eM W H A T-eeiS AP Prepares Grace, Rainier plans for the day wvre not an guests for a turkey dinner. event. Given In marriage by her broth wcoo—im nounced. ■ . • I'ncmplo.vnjeBt Blaea The 'Air Force Drill and Cere er; Francis J . Jeline'-t tha bride An TaleoUville and Vernon news Parade Scheduled REXALL fHARMACY Daily Radio worn—iffs Strata 0* WeleosM Bands to Present. had,' as her maid of honor, Miss Items are nm^- being handled Have Busy Day Although the ttumber of Initial monial >Teath from 'Wl^hington, WDRO—ISSS ^ Eantara Btaadard Tima wtio—UNO To Cover ’56 Citizens Oppose Construction Friends felt Grace probably claims rose'only one. frorir h8 to D. C., srill judge the units. Rosa E. Jeltnek, 30 Talcott Ave. through The Maacbester Evening Hartford, April IS Tha would welcome a.' optll oC quiet Festival of Music .Jam es J . Furey, Hartforo, was Herald Rockvillo bureau, located 58 for the week ending April 7, thp Dress Revue Tomorrow Connecticut Department, Vet " ' jM tr t>e emotional atreia o< her' total number of unemployment Maify 4-H Club members from best man, and John J. Kelly Jr„ at I Market Ht., telephone Rork- TM fouoiriiie Ftograin eekedulne*eii»- ^ _ v U.S. Election Making Zone Need Apparent In Monte Carlo arrival,' which bog an wltn. a-' ro vlllq TR 5-SIS8. erans. of Foralgn Ware, an l^logicslt ______..1,. k . M.. — _____ WHAV-Polka. Party KockvUle, April 13 (8p«:l»lV — compensation daims filed, .rose this area will take part in the Wethersfield, was usher. . Sick Room Supplitt a n suppUad bp th« radio WCCO—Uood UTsnt’ng Oeod Uuria mantic meetijig at sea after the A band fsitlfal will b« pracntbd from 177 to 21^ in the two weeks nuat 4-H Dress Revue a t the Agn The. bride's floor-length guwh of nounced today that it will stags a n«nu and nra nubjact to ckangt WfiNB-Mutlc Hew York, April 18 Klgc- Rockville, April 1$ (Special)-s^Boenw important than buainsas con- (Oentlmwd from Pag«\Oae) Prince jockeyed hie aleak yacht parade and apeaking exercises In Cosmetics WTliy.Iiy—Lons Banger tonight «l 3:30 in Syker Aud(\ peii^. , ' ' ■ cultiual Arena ofi»the Vnlveralt; whit^' Italian silk, taffeta and R otk tillm Patent Medicines • witbout noUca. WDRCr-Yours Truly tton yggr coverage by the Aisocla* OppoetUon re^tered yesterday to ^ olderaUoiu." Deo Jut-ar.U II alongside the liner Approaching Marriage of Connectlfuit Vomorrow^ Wenecian lace was fashioned with West Haven to rtlebrste LoysKty SUNDAYS - 1 A.M. TO t P.M. WOTH—Cksinlsr 8py construction of two bualneoa es- The aaaoclatibn plana to make their first evening together with a OOnetItutton: torium "by the High School In- Day on Sunday, May 6. *;1 ted'l^dga will again be "u fair. ^ The wedding ot Miss Helen L. Club membera from Veron who sabrina lace neckltn-, embeh- Uaalo Msrohaat WHAV—Polka Party tablMimehta in thla city again formal protest to city officials, family dinner. An announcement The port, was a scene ot joyous atruinental Mueio Deportment. will take- part . include .Barbara lished with sequins and pearls, a TTie' VFW aald’it expecU to weeu—Racord ll*vu* hopeat.Ahd impartial oa dedicated Rady, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Sel€N^f[nien to Bid MkNCNMTIR WTtc-National Radio Fan Club pointed to Rockville's neod for seeking legal couham if necesapry. sold 10 'membera of the two celebrationm lost nigni,nighi. FiraworicsFlroworkt The Vernon Junior Bend end the Booth'. Cralyn DeLong, tytnifred basque bodice, long pointed slesV es. har sight to ten thotuaild WKNS—Baseball Ratines WDRC—Radio Worksbop hewsmet ecker, Mary- Mesder, Marion St. \nistes. that a quarter of a mil \ 'WTIC—National _Radio Fan Chib English. Ralnter's mother. Prin ot Will take place in this city May .tllllon tVain work. Rockville, April 13 .(Special!—- Uusie Msrehoat WDRC-Radio Workshop Herman O. Oleon said. "It'e in the Meanwhile, parents of children yacht OreekdionL'âhlpewmer priaed of 37 ad\-anced inetrU- Louis, Helen HoffeCker. Doris She alsb wore a circular finger lion people witnessed tl. Loyalty “ "A i It prepared for the cam attending the Northeast School Arlatot:e Onosals, jinto owns S 5-’, Tlte Vernon Board of Selectmen Day .parade It held - last year In / WCCO—BsoorU Bsvue WUTH—Your Belter Tomorrow paign and alectioh^ye..' ahead," i)S works now," , ■ cess Charlotte, his father. Count 'mentalieta from the Vernon, Maple Office Moved ' — Crshc; Judy Crsne, Marilyn Dsen, tip veil of- imported flluslon fas g«4 CtNTia IT. V MANeBUTia WKNB—BaeebslI Ustlnes The. Mayor eold tha City Plan end other residenta- of the Grove Pierre de Folignac, and his sistei*. large chunk of Monaco's gambling will submit a bid to the Tolland New Britain. WTIC—Widder Rrown "'tfilAY—Night Watch said, "the management and aUtff Street and Northeaat achoola, who Joyce. Kslber, Theresa . Letendre, tened to a cloche of Venecia n lace County Commisaloners for pur -A ning Commisilon was .maklnp a St. area strongly protested to Princess Antoinette, all speak coatno. Was ablpn wtU* light. 1966 CHEVROLET rehearae each week in the high The Westem Union Telegraph WDKC—Record Shop WTIC—NatTopal Ffcn Club reaffirmed ita dedication to the CO., which has had offices at the Merrilyn Niederwerfer, Ann Shut- and seed peaj-ls.' She carried a chase of the County Home, It was WQTH—Waxworks WDRC—Mv Son Peep survey of the city Ip preparation opening of a larvice station there. Bnglleh. The receptipif was ‘m > much for achool bandroom. Thla will be their eran. Margaret Shliteran, Darryl bomfuet of Eakter lillies. ' . 'v- WGTH—Night Mu.le baeic princlplos of the organiia- Opposition was voiced at a public Grace. She appeared gay In pub CoHvortiblo Rallrogd Station for many years, learned-toda.v. f ill— to proposing a set toning regu- - The Kellys speak little oc no •lirat public appearance. During Brace, Laura Branville and Carol The maid of honor was attired * ’^ A Y —Batty klmbaU tion. t^ e nbwa will be ^raued Og- hearing yeaterday. ^ French, although Grace U learn lic, but InfOTmontt said she broke has moved out. In submitting the bid. Selectmen WeeC—Record Ravus WHAV-Mv Son Jeep areoaiilvdiy and withou*. ,fear or latf Kllington entrants include ,Lsiu- organxa fashioned -with a Basque tained in their bid would be aubject WTIC—Pepper Young completed sometime near the end establiahment would create a safe has been practicing a few words the palacr. block BOlO. • bodice and scooped neckline and WDRI^Becord Shop WUTH—Night Music ■There will be rc alsvlah -prord- ty .hazard to children croaaing the by c Jling an enterprise telephone, ria Bajohr, Denlqe Krowchienko, to approval of townspeople. If It WGTH—Waxworks of this year or the early part of on Rainier and'some of the palace Monaco's Roman Catholic There are 39 piusiciana in the tapering .to a bouffant skirt. She WHAY—NtghI Watch countlng to see if'newavcovdyage highway on their way to school. help. bishop, the Moat Rev. GlUee number. Marsha McConvllIe, Jean Peltier is accepted. v WTIC-Natinnal Fan Club bLlonces by actual weight, slid we next. Mayor Olson said. Calling It High School band, with Andrew and Nancy Sikes. wore si matching hat and carried WiiAV-Betty Kimball an "involved prbc'eoa." he said-the The eervlce station would be lo After' the 32-year-old Prince BSrthe, expreseed hope the wed Dyga aa trumpet aoloiat. An 'operator was previously on The County Home Property liaa WDRC-So They Say will not be swayed by partleOn 1966 OHRYSLER duty here from 8, a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. John Booth of Vernon Is a a bouquet of talisman roees. tentatively bjpen put up for sale WCCC-F-Racord - Revue------WGTH—Night llu.le InatituUon: of xonini; would entail cated at Grove and Hole Sts. The left, Grace nestled into an antique ding celebration April 18 and 19 'Auction Tonight W’KNB- Baeel^ll Matlnea < ■ itA- preuurea or reciintiRstlona." hearing was held on application oi will go Off wUh dignity ‘in opite In Drill F.xercise member of the go'mmittee planning The wedding reception was held by sealed bids by the County Com WTIC—Woman WHAY____ Night Walrh a complete survey of th e ' city, Dircotoire bed of the pre-Na 4 -D o o t A public aifcUon will be held the revue, and Mra, Henry Cripps MORIARTY BROTHERS WDRC—Record Shop StarxeTs report w’oa mailed to awing up a ec* of laws and pro John D. Barnini, Manchester. He poleon era, ‘ a atyle Rainier much of the spectacttlor oapect of tha Two Rockville students at the at the Hotel Statler, Hartford. missioners. ^ cision to open the WTI^Mitlonal Fan Club thia evening at 8 o’clock in the of this city will be one of the For traveling on a wedding trip 'nWOTH—Waxworks WDRfV^So Thev Say membera o f the Associated Preae, ng methods, of .enforcing seeks a license to sell gasoline at admires. ceremony." Hla broadcast appeal RADIO. Northeaat School. There will be an University of Connecticut have property for bidding came on rec- Nv WGTH—Night Muale worldwide news cooperative, ln.wd the location. Barnini was repVe- Judgea. to Florida and Cuba, the bride . ommendation of the Tolland Cbun- \ÎAV—Record Rodeo the' . Grace's quarters, redeepratod reflected the Bishop’s anxiety that HEATER. $ 1 2 5 opportunity to inspect Items from been chosen as members of the Air WCCO—Record Review \: vonce of the A P's annual meeting sented by Atty. John D. LsBelle, Force R O TC. 20-msn drill team DowOea-Jellnek wore a beige IMlm Beach auitwith \v legislators some months'ago ivilAlA-’Night Watch A. le Mayor said such a pro the Prince’s direction, otherwise some of thousands of vlaitdrs jam T:30 to 8 o'clock. The event la white acejessorlea. The couple will WKNB—Ba.cball Matlnea WTIC—FTght . \ April 23 in the Waldorf-Aatoris gram \wquklid make necesaary at Manchester. are furnished with' Empire pieces. ming the tiny prlncipelity might sponsored by the Northeast PTA which will represent the Univer Eaater lilies and'’ palma formed after considerable dlsciiMion.'' WTIC^Ncwi WDRC—Romance Mooda \ hotel here. Secretary of State John In speaking against the station. sity at a drill meet Sunday at the '.the s« ' 11 n g , at St. Bernard's be at home at 5 Colton Ht., Som . Closing date for aubmttting bids THE M M E p F WDRC—News WGTH—News Roundup least oit^ additional paid offidsl. Fresh flowers.-were everywhere act up. , , and the proceeds will go towar^d WGTH—Bob and Ray ItilA- Foster Dulles will be the pcincipel He eafdstir the ‘ reason xon.'ng -has' Raymond E. Ramsdell, assistant palace aoiircea said Rainier shelled State Armory, Hartford. ' Church at 9 o’clock Satur ers, after the trip. has been set for April 20. No an • ilk— 1967 KAISER the scholarship fund. The bride attended St. Bernard's WHAY—Night Watch speaker at the annual luncheon. never beeit Instituted here Is that superintedent of schools, said out $500 for blooms on arrival Vanilla lea cream balla relied I Bangnet Planned . Richabd' Biesiadrckl ami John day for the wed'ling of Mlaa Mil nouncement has been made by the WHAV-Record Rodeo WTTC—Cavalcadt. ot Sports Starxel said the Ap is leading slightly over 100 children use the dred Melon Jellnek, .*50 Talcott Rd., Sibool, Rockville; and the bride WOCOfRecord Review WDRO—Romance Moods residents h',ve felt In the past day.. \ 111 toasted coconut and topped with 4-Door The Rockville Chapter, Future Beaton'will perform, with the rest Commissioners aa to whether addi WKNB—Requeet Matlnea WGTH—Night Musle in a trend toward providing more crossing each day. He also pointed of the team, for 1 .^ minutes armed daughter of the 18*16 Mr. and Mra. groom attended Springfield High tional bids have been received. there Vvaa nofenough space in the ^ e couple foed e whirl of social butteracotch moke a tantalising | Farmers of America, will hold its SAFE^BUY USED CARS WTIC—1U8U Radio Lana leiSg- exclusive and background-inter out that a kindergarten bulldli functions before \hey wed next deosefi. {RADIO, CANb 8th annual banquet Tuesday at with rifles and executing precision Fiancla J. Jellnek, and HMmund School. Springfield. She was for Several other groups had ex WDRC—Record Shop WIIAY-NIghl Wsirh pretive material. city'to Justify to* cos*.. on Hale St., is much nearer toe merly, employed bv the Southern WGTH—Bob and Ray WTIC—Meet Ibe Champion OUiend^ Proteai I HEATER. the Northeast School. John Mc drilling. RIchant Downes.' Sprlnf^fleld, son pressed interest in purchasing the WDRC—Moods for Romance "More than ever before," he said, proposed station than the No/th- -X. Namara will be the guest of the Fifteen team s, representing Air of the latetMr. and Mrs. John W. New England Telephone Co. as property at the time the iegUla- WHAY—swing. Kaay WGTH—Night Music ' "The news report of the Ae- Heavy protest yas- voiced yee- cast School. / . Chapter and will show colored Force ROTC units from univer- Downes, The ceremony w4s per- superviaor in the- Rockville E!x- tora recommended ita sale. WCCC—Record Review lOiat- socisted Press In^lBSS consisted of tefday afternoon a t\ a publi^ hear Atty. LoBelle later said .he waa m MANCHESTER WKNB—Requeit Matlnea WHAY—Night Wsirh ing to consider a proposal to con WTIC—lUkU Radio Lana WTIC—Meet the Champion copy which no other service had. unaware the kindergarten Was lo WDRC—Cal Kolhy WDRC—Moods for Romance Spontaneous news, still II the back struct a gasoline oervice'station at cated In the area. / 1969FORDV9 WG'TH-Bob and Bay WGTH—Dance Musle Grove and Hala StS. FOR SPRING U iti- bone of the average newspaper— A petition opposing ^ u ra n c e Tudor WHAY-Swlng Kaay WHAY—Night Symphony and the AP news report — and the Opposition to a drive-In restau of a license for operatioir of such a WCCC—Record Review . ' WTUI—News major stofiee are hotly competi rant for Which a permit hSh been service station waa praaented by I R A D IO , c i o e SEDANS WKNB—Today In Sports . WDRC—Nears* WLimanae Issued at Windsor Ave„ on'd Ber I H E A T E R . WAOONS HARDTOPS WTRJ—IMH) Radio Lana \ WGTH—Night Music tive. Carlton Leasig, aigned/bj^members w oodlM d g a r d e n s ^ 1 7 9 WDRC—Record Shop . _ \ "But the trend. In which the AP ger Rd. developed In the west end ot the executive commitlM and of WHAY—Lady Nile of the city yesterday. It was also MANY WGTH—Lei Paul and Mary Foi^ WTIC—Sport '■Tnsl has led, is toward the cNClusIve ficers of the NortMBSt PTA. *54 FO RD ■S2 CHEVROLET *55 OIDSMOBILE • :••- \ WDRC—Cel Kolhy story, the wrapup and the backi learned. Among those eiieflking in op- FLOWERING SHRUBS V A R n tiiin WHAY-News ' WGTH- Night Musf8 ■ School officials and parent- } ■ , Country Squire. 8-PasM i- Bel Air Hardtop. Radio, Nuper "88” 4-D6or. Two- WCCC—Good Kv.ening Good Muitd ground-interpretive.” poritlon'' were Carl G. Peterson, 1969WILLYS WKNB—Today In Sports ’ II ;••- teacher groups were among those Judge Thomae F. Rady, Alien E. 7 grr Htathm Wagon. Ford- heater, 2-tone paint. Im lone, whitewall tires, hy- WTIC—News WHAY—Symphonv In the Night Starzel said controversy over FORSYTHIA RRIDAL WaMaldOM* ADFooboamo WTIC—Startime Serenade desirability, of explsnatory-lnter- voicing the heavleet opposition to Schaefer, Ralph H. Gibson and 9TQTimi Yvnymi oroatir, whitewidl tirea, maculate and original dr^ aM r, ^2 4 9 5 WDRC—News WDRC—Cal Kolhy both establtehments. A spokesman leather Interior.. Radio, one-owner radio, heater.* WGTH—News WGTH—Dinca Musle pretlve articles appeared to sub Mrs. Antoni Iw Sadlak. (G o M o b M b ) WREATH I RADIO. q O A C side during the year. for the West Rockville Homeown- E ^ in B. J ^ t t , division chief heater. Ia>w $895 *WHAY-Sporla SMUIght WI?AV—Symphony In Ihe Night Assn. claimed yesterday that HEATER. ' New car WCCC—Good Kvdnlng Good Miitle He said this probably resulted of the State' Motor Vehicle De- i W KNB—Serenade WTIC—Startime Serenade a drive-ln restaurant at the Wind pgrtment. piaaldddi a t the hearing. Fee inur ' /A- giianintee., WDRG—Danes Orchestra ffom two factors: increased con 3 $1.00 '-2 95c *54 MERCURY WTIC-Blrlctly Sports viction there is' a need for “ex sor Ave. location would Incraosa WDRC—J. Zalman traffic hourde for children in the X *53 D O D G E Hardtop Monterey. Mecr- *51 MERCURY WGTH—Sport Light plaining and putting news events •iSa- in perspective.” and greater pro- area. V TREES (Ftoworiog and Shodo) 1969 BUIGK nmatic, radio, heater, Apecifil De Luxe. Radio,’ WHAY—Dinner Data _ , . WINDOW SHADES / Meadowbroek 2-Door. 8- hack-np lights, all leather WCCC—Good Kvening Good Muale Exteii()ccl Forecast flciency by writers In telling "what It was pointed- out that this It ^ Sopor 4-Door pasaenger. Radio, heater, heater, 2-door, E x ^ Je n t WKNB—Serenade it means.” the road which children from a Interior, 2-tone paint. Low ruhher. ,An WTIC—Kmll Cota RADIO. leather Interior, 2-tone mileage. An large area In the city will have to /ONG WEARlIiG ACRES OF PERENNIALS I paint. Exreptlonal orij^nal oar. $645 WDRO—Guv Lombardo The S-day \ Saturday through take to Loveland Hill, location for Immaculate ^ 1 7 4 5 WGTH-Bill Stern Pitted fresti dates filled with I H E A T E R . -SAFETY T B S I^'' SPECIAIA oneMtwner ^ | | 9 5 ■ :U — Wednesday) fojecast for Con soft chocolate fudge makca a taaty. the proposed high school, INTERSTATE CLEANTiIX (Hardy Floats — Mody to’Clwoe^ Frooil car. WHAV—Dinner Data necticut-—The tepiperature will \ ear. WCCC—Good Kvening Good Muale addition to the candy bowl. After "With IM children Uvtng In the average three to six degrees be stuffing, roll dates In eugar- mixed assoclaUon'B area," the apokea- Mode to Order Mont. 4-Door * ^ 2 4 5 WKNB—Dinner Date low normal. Normal-la 48 at Hart ’53 MERC. BAH. Blur, *51 MERCURY *53 MERCURY WTIC—Three Stai Kxtra' with cocoa or powdered chocolate. man said,, “we feel their safety is $1.95 With Tour RoUera ORIENTAL F E O N l i l m i FORD '55 MODELS ■Nf *51 MERCURY WDRC—Ixiwll Thomae ford, with a daily range from a Cust.lust. 2-Door *1245 Htation Wagon. Two-tone Hardtop. Fully equipped. WGTH-^Meet tha Artist low of 36 to a high o f 60. Cooler FOPFIES KAII, Whlte- Wine, Red, Oraaga V I FORDOR ’53 MERC. green. Meroomntic, Two-tone paint. Immaru- 4-Door Sedan. Immaculate ^’tîfAV-Kneore Theater .Saturday: warmer th^. first of 65c walls. Blaek. L A. JOHNSON Our Reg. 60c Country Sedan *11195 radio, lateand f]4 4 5 and original |g WCCC—Good Kvening Good Music next Week,' and cooler again [RADIO, ’55 FORD NtatiQB Wagon heater. $645 original throughout. ^ 0 * 4 W V WKNB—Kvening Serenade h e a t e r -53 DiSOTO *Sml.rc*1495Automatic if ^ , WTIC—Answer Man Wednesday. Precipttation.\of' one OF MANCHES'TER [ . ^ 0 X 9 HIsMtlard shift. Green. lahs At’DItC—Amna 'n Andy to three tenths of an Inches ex F U rCHER a U K CO. m teSen FAINT GO. 3 r . , $1.00 2 r e , $1.25 Trans., BAH.. Blue. 9CE M n o «-«8 4-Do..r » 9 | | q C ^^TH—r-Fuilon Leals Jr. pected wiMi a few showers ^ un - s -ttn 499 Main St., Tel. Ml 9-4501 _____ J S Power steering, AQwM Hiiper fill *1735 lit^—'-x . ■ Holiday Coupe WHi^—Kneore_____ Theater day. and showers again Tueây 188 W EST MIDPLE TITRNPIKE \ "^Power brakes, RAH, Hydra. Tutone ’53 OLDS. WCCC-__ iood Kvening Good Music or Wednesday. W IU K READY Blue. Badlo, Heater, Hydramatlr, Tinted WKNB—gening Serenade CORNER 1961 CHEVROLET / : Glass. Two-tone Blue. WTIC—Congressional Report NEXT THURSDAY 2-D o o r HX 4-Donr * 2 9 9 5 WDRC—Amok n Andy PANSIES 5S OLDSs Power steering. WGTH—E. f . Morgan NEW .LARGER QUARTERS [RADIO. C X O C Power brakes, RAH, Hydra. Blue 53 CHEV. Station Wagon' *1295 BROTHERS f ‘SD— Iceberg Lettuce sod Cabbage Plaate, ready to set o«t S iooi 'WHAY—Save a Lite PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARK and White. Green. WCeeJ^Good kivnnlhx Good Musle BETTER 7Sc. W oodg^ Seeds, lOo per patchet. Asporogw Plaato M f [ h e a t e r . Chieftain 8 $'| g g g LINCOLN-MERCURY WKNB—Platter Party ' flAd, 88AQ pri: ltd. Fertlllaera sad Unse. n *55 PONT. 2 Door A WTIC—News ol World AUTO GLASS INSTA1 ^55 OLDSi Power steering^ SAVE 30f*3H CENTER ST. ^TEL. Ml 3.5135 OPEN EVENINGS WDRC—Bing Crosby , . Power brakes. RAH. liyidra. Tutone ^ Badlo. Hieater, Hydramatlr. Tw&y WGTH—G Hentter X tone Blue. / l:«A— - X GLASS FURNITURE 1H1 CHEVROLET Blue. WIIAV—Sare a Life X i BUYS t'h. 8 4-Donr 84RAC- WCCC-iCood Evening Cood^Hunw' WOOBUND GARPS f o o r t C oOd o *55 PONT. RAIf, ll.vdra. WKNB—Planer Party \ MIRRORS (PirBpIfKt Door) AT WTIC—One Man’s Family 168 WOODLAND ST__ MI 3-8^ 4 [RADI^ HEATER, \ ' Green. '52 MODELS^ WDRC—Charles Cotlihiwooil -V WGTH-^Lea Paul and Mary Ford , PICTURE FRAMING ,ôE typos) OPEN EVENINGS POT*. e x o e ’55 PONT. RAH, ”■" Hydra. ‘ SAVE WHAY—Polka Parly "k. I G U l ^ . Tan. \- WCCC—GiKid Kveninc Good Music eostht WINDOW ood F l A t E G LASS ■lamb. Cl. Sedan $^| ’51 OLDS. , * l '! ; , ^ ’ln 5 WKNB—.Music GORMAN’S Green. W'TIC—Lons Ranser -ÎnatallatloB la (to lc k , Esej/ and EcoaeiaieaL ’55 NASH RAH. Jet mark WDRC—Jack Carson • Halai Dry (laflWMiV iV WGTH—Counter Spy DWYER ’52 OLDS. "^*H*C""nLRa h , Hydra. *1095 OUi OTORR: WE HAVE STOOL 952FLYMOUTH ’55 OLDS, 4-Door. $AYI Gray. ■> CAESAR ROSSinCi e AnhWalk to Kill CsM Car Manager Radio, Healer, Hydramatlr, Power Television Proirrams Danftrsus Oanml MEDICINE AIINETS and SI W ER D O O R S Specials! \ 4-D o o r, Steering, Power Brakes. Two-lone ly Evealage '52STUDE. *495 On Page Two M l MAIN STitBET Open Sa' 'dnya — Open Thai I R A D I O , Blue. E8‘ .TES OLAOL' GIVEN 1955 PLYldOUTH ’MBUIpK 1?IS:‘d,'7:"99S WELDON URUG go. r" \ f HEATER. $ 6 2 5 Ad White. 4-DOpR RELVEDERE \ 7 Dost Buys during this month’s ALLIED FACTOBY AUTROBIZED '54 MODELS Chieftain 8 > g / jj .(• I / 4rDoor. TV SERVICE S T A T IO N W A G O N \ 1953 OHEVROLET Heater, Hydramatlr. t A.M. TO • r.M. \ fig 5-I»r., RAH. $1.50 Per House Coll Beautiful \ twq-toae combi 4eDOORHLAIR ’54 OLDS Hydra. Greeen CLEARANCE SALE PLL8 FABTS nation. Power Fllte, radio, V SADIO, heater, whitewall Urea. 8,000 Hardtop. Dyna., '51 MODELS BU 9 -0 0 8 0 A ’54 BUICK *2295 gnaraatoed m lle e . One own EATER.1 KAII. Tlnt«Ml Glass. Rieetrir Wln-^ BEBVINO ALL MANCHE8TEB er. ■/- dows. Ttilone Green. S-88 4-Dr. RAH, > g g g J \- / ’54 OLDS Air Condition- SAY ’5 1 O L D S . Hydra. Gray. 195SDODQE ing. Power brakes and ateerli 19H 6LDS 88 ’51 OLDS. %"* i * ; f *895 GENERAL j- 4 ^ D od r. ■' KAII. Il.vdra. t ns. v -8 s g g g Ibpyalue Hardtop. RAH, hydramattc, ’ 5 1 F O R D Victoria, RAH. T V SERVICE whltewallo. A beautiful low I r a d io , ^ ^ Q A E ’54 HODS. *1495 mileage, one- $2095 Hydra. Tutone. t'h. fi Catalina fi 79 5 H E A T E R . . 4 ^ 0 7 9 ’51 PONT, ' r a h , Hydra. Days 04 AC * Gvraer car* .AN D Blue and fvory. Nights OOsWO Pliis Parte \ 5S4iltRQ.'\iiri!.ri*1695 TEL. 8nS-S!94 \/.J malic. Blue. ? ism 1914 MERCURY De Uixe 9K; * 2 2 9 5 Custom 2-D*er. BAH. 1958 CHEVROLET ’54 OLDS. fvboor.' SPECIAL Badlo, IIHeater, Power steering. oeodltton. $1495 USED TRUCKS 4-D o o r Power brakes, ll.vdra. firay and RADIO, H EATER, While. ^ Coronet Vm ITAC ^ S D O D Q E <-Door. r a h . V * 9 9 1955 CHEVROLET 1952 DeSOTO 1954 CHEVROLET Gyro-mafle. Blue. BULLDOZING Bel Air 2-Doer. BAH. two tone, S K - $ 1 0 7 5 ’54BUICK" "r^'.*l945 Convertible Coupe. Radio, heater, powerglide. Custom 4-Door .Sedan. Radio, h^;qtor, aulo- FRAN DICKENSON Dvnaflow. Two-tone Green. AL c a ta u n o loW' mllfage. An . $1395 ’52 BUICKRAHi'Dvnafl'ow.,RAIf, Dynaflow. ‘1995 s a v e $$$ matic transmission. Exceptionally 695 GRADING cxeellewt, buy. ’54 MERC. f'onverllbfp. *2095 Tutone Green. ' elean. One owner. Badim -Heater, .Merromatic. Power BACK FILLING HMCHEVRKET oteering, whitewall fires. Vellow; ’51 DODGE t D^^KAH *695 1953 DeSOTO 1953 RUICK 2-D oor -_*• TIJ ■ and Black. Fluid Drive. Tutbne Blue. 1951 CHEVROLET Roodmaatcr 4-t>oor. RAH, pow Super Convt. 4-Door iSedan. Radio, heater,pr, automatiautomatic trans Club Sedan. Fully equipped. er eteerllig, dynaflnw, 'two lone, R A D I O , . ^ 1 < *1AE ’53 BUICK RAH, Dynaflow'. mission, pqwer steering. Verj hire. , ^ l * f l F Down WESLEY B. BUNGE low mileage. - $1595 o g A rare beauty. $295 Down L I model cars and trucks^ HEATER. A real bargain. . ’ -■ * '53 MODELS ’50 DODGEc”"”"ioronrt. Blur. *395 CALL } 4-I)nor, RAH. 1955 PLYMOUTH 1952 STUDEBAKEIt M l 9 -3 9 7 8 1953 CHRYSLER that are clean inside and outr S-Mfi. Holiday ’50 MERC. Green *595 e ' . *■ ■ 1 ““ 1956 CHEVROLET ’53 OLDS. KAII, ll.vdra. 4-DiHir, KAII. 2-Door tituburban. 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FACE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY. APRIL 13. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, 'FRIDAV, APRIL 18. 19M PAGE THIRTEEN ‘ Gen. Gruenther Retires Immigrant Contract Dispute Continues Dixie Workers Rubinow Denies Any Interest ■i\ Policies Hit . Between Prudential^ Argents ‘Secede’ from In Becoming Judge of Court As NATO Commander ’ Another unfair labor practical Atty. Jay E. Rubinow today dla-AUcIpated any other priiAary, charge la to be filed in connection Rûther Union claimed any interest in becoming because Ixvantedited to become judge (OMttaMi irow T m f O m ) A s O b s o l^^ with the contract dispute between judge in the Town Court and of the Court ia utterly false the Prudential Insurance Co.' qf Police Arrests (OoBtlaned fnm Pag* Om ) emphatically denied a.charge that; and bout foundation.” t i NATO, aad, I am obtain, wUl j A f e o ilt T o W ll America and the Inauranca he la cnga[ged In a Democratic | In hla aUtemenC yesterday^ wtih.to Join with m« in conrratu-j _____ It will be baaed "upon southern tra (Oeattaoed from PajrMHn) Agenta International Union. Jamea E. Daly, 49. West Hart Party fight la order to gain that JudK* Qryk Mid local Demoerptiri l^ in ( 3TOO on 3wur porformMce.” ^ , M*mberi of Andtraon>Shca Aux- Steven Kubica, preaident of the ditions." poet. /Party fights have been waged) ford, waa arrested after midnight Th* Pr*»idtnt tald further In « • j 2046. VFW, art naked to Congress should /Cancel these union's Greater Hartford area "We firmly believe, in the protec The charges were, made yeater over control of the court and tetter to Gruenther: __ , êet at the Newkirk and Whitney "morigsges" and-wllow such coun local, aald the charge will be Tiled last night and'charged wiUi^ oper- day by Judge Weatey C. G i^ charged that Rubinow hM been ’To your Uak (as NATO com- puneral Home, SIS Burnside Ave^ tries to go bum to their full sn- Sk4i«at^JJ**râl^^HoIden, ^nden-1 ^ ^ motor vehicle while under tion of the colored worker," Mid a Town Court judge and Democratic seeking the judgeship of eight; Blander) you have brought nusl .admlssj«n\lgure. spokesman, "but we do not believe years. ' East Hartford, at 7:15 tonight to tlal diatrlol manager in * * the Influence o/Intoxicating liquor Town Chairman, in a ataj:4ment ^f«alth of military experience and pay respects to Harold Finn, broth B«m4 on IMO Census Hartford. In Walter" Reuther's left-wing' in prompted by the forOfromjng In another devciupment in the a \ lAique quality of leadership er of Mrs. Lllllam Linders, a metn- Immlvfatloh qiiytss under the On Monday, the company filed or drugs, H* waa released after tegration. Oemocra,tlc primary fi^ t? ’ party battle yMterday, Atty. 1952 yMcCsrrsn-Wimer Act sre "Equal opportunity but not aoclal which you have unaelftshly and ber of the auxiliary. charges with National Labor posting q! 8200 bond 'for court ap- Rubinow is a m e n ^ r of slate John D. LaBelle, head of tha op / with great distinction employed In on 1920 censuS'dats snd the Relatlona Board in New York, ac-' equality" will be a principle of the of randidttei whicn seeks to position slats flM with the Demo Improving the- effectiveness and nfriionsllly origins oKu.S. resl- pearaqce April 31'. new union, he added. The Rev. K. EJnar Raik, pastor cuslng the International of bar Patrolman Joseph Sartor report oust Judge Gryk/and a slate of cratic registrar of voters petiUona solidarity of the forces under your ents at that time excluding Ne-, gaining In bad faith, and harasi- Members of the group insisted party endorsed candidates for the containing the nkmes qf some 600 of the Covenant Congregationa' gpoea, American Indians, Orientals ed his attention was drawn to that the segregation question TWELVE command." ^ Church! announces a change In the ment. ^ e company said the union Daly's car on Keeney St. because Democratic Committee in a Democratic ybtera. About 320 OnienUier wm bom at Platu the Sunday evening and natives snd descendants of na waa distributing leaflets contain wasn't the only reason for their re primary eleôn May 1. names are heeded to insure the Center, Neb., March 3, 1899. He tives of western hemisphere coun ing "false, derogatory and Injurl- It was going so slowly. bellion, but was "the straw that rvice. He has been sble t^secure Charles Lalhrop. 20, of Standish broke the camel's back." Rublno\\;:(i staiement: election contest May 1. was gmduatM from the U.S. Mili I a speaker his friend, the Rev. tries. .oua" statements about Pruden at my piAlllon will be Registrar Edward Moriarty will tary Academy.at West Point In In urging study of s new quota tial and was guilty of other alleged Rd.. Coventry, charged with Object to Assessment idwin T. Clemlns ofôslindale. fraudulent Issue of a check, was One of Its leaders said workers clear all, I 'atate publicly that check the petitiona to determine 1919,-'four yeark after Elsenhower Mass., who Is pastor of - the system. Brownell said that basi acts. Interested in being or if there are enough valid signl- completed his trmnlng there. cally the present formula goes Kubica said the union com arrested yesterday on a warrant became dissatisfied with thq UAW- Norstad was boi^ at Minneapolis. Covenant Congressional Church. Issued by Prosecutor John R. 'CIO last year while a new contract judge of the Town tures before filing the petitions Boston, Mass., ylind will show back to a 1790 census In an effort plaint will allege that Holden "In- The charge that I am par with Town (Jlerk Samuel J. Minn., Marcdi 34, 1907. He was to establish ‘'colonial stock." He terferred with legal union activ FitzGerald by Coventry pollee and was being negotiated. They strong graduated from Wes{^',Folnt in 1980. Views of the Holy Land.” both oral tiirn.ed over to Manchester author- ly objected to a special $20 assess ticipating in this primary, or par- Turkington Jr. snd pictorlaK Psator Rsak hopes added: ities and used th ^ als against the The Norstad Selection was made ■ •■'nie flaws Inherent In this sys agents." 1'he- Greater Hartford files. ment by the UAW to build up a 136 formally in Paris today by the for s Isrgb turnout to see the tem will be compounded the furth Court officials alleged Lathrop million strike fund for the automo vine; Carl 8. Kellner, 20 Wlntter- colored pmles and to hear the Rev. local represirats agents In Hart bile workers. NATO Oouncil at a special meeting er removed we become from the ford, West Hartford, Manchester, recently passed a bad check to a mere Ave., Rockville’. 1 e a C I i e r Divorces of permanent representatives of the Mr. basic data of the 1790 census.' local merchant. He posted $200 Although the aircraft workers BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A eon Windsor and Wlnatcd. paid the assessment they could not member countries. Brownell also asked for severil Holden yesterday expressed sur- to Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudino. 30 Woman Legislator Pnahed Services Unity t. Anne's Mothers Circle has administrative changes In the Im prise at the union s charges. He : *’**V ‘he charge Wednesday. have drawn on the fund had they, Clinton St.; a ion to Mr, andMri. Norstad, veteran air < lected the following officers for decided on\a walkout. Richard Eitabrook, Sotith Coven / mIgrXtIon laws, designed to give denied threateningthrealeninir agentseireni? ornr In-In. ■^'*0 Bouthilller. arrested 47, yesterday. of Maple Arthur St., Leaders plan to .call a meeting Middletown. April IS (db — Blander of World War II, was the year In prospect; Mrs. Alice the attorney general broader dis terfering with the union's activ try. of the officials who helped Wrubel, leader; Mrs. Mary Peak, Ellington, was charged with sel of southern Aircraft worker mem DIS(2HARGED YESTERDAY; C?harles R. Tippin, Essex high and push through unification ^ th'i cretion In the field of admissions ities, bers In about IQ.'days to approve a school teacher, was granted a di co-leader; Mrs. Anne 'Delaney, and deportations. Prudential and union negotia ling a motor vehicle without a Robert Curran, 74 Bigelow St.; services in 1947—a treasurer; Mrs. Irene Klnlry, sec- u a^ car dealer'! license. He was constitution aiid elect officers. In Brbnda and Elaine Hinson, High vorce today In Superior ,C • d r t ■ \ also gave the Air FocCb equal Mrs. Helen McAdams, ron- The hearing Is the first to be tors have been working since Jsn. corporation/'papers already have from his wife, Barbara, a reprt- held In either the Senate or the 16 to draft a new contract. Their charged 'Under a warrant issued by Manor Trailer Park, Rockville; Status with the Army add Navy. and publicity; Mrs. Ksy FitzGerald, and required to post a been filed, Michael Poehnert; RFX> 1, Rock aentative in the (Connecticut (Sen- t House on recommendations Eisen last pact expired March 18, and eral Assembly. 6 BE Norstad went to E ^ p e In World Hents and Mrs. Virginia Prior, TTie UAW contract with Hayes hower made In a special message the agents have' been working $100 bond. Boiithlllier's case is ville; Debqrah Clark, 806 O nter /I War n first-as aasiatant chief of Kpresentatives; Mrs. Helen scheduled for court April 16. Aircraft runs until April 30, 1M7. St.; Hacry Anderson, 26 Maple An Essex neighbor, Mrs. W. E. staK for operatioia in the 12th Air to Congresh on Feb. 8 for revising without a contract Sines then. but An attorney Mid this would Twining, testified that Mrs. Tip- Goldm snd Mrs. Margaret Todd, ths controversial McCarran-Walter A Suffleld youth, Ronaild L. St.; MrS. Edna Thompson; 79 Tal- Force, which transferred to North ways vid means committee. Iq the last few weeks, Pruden Gabaree, 18, was arrested and not prevent an NLRB election pln'a conduct "while a legislator •V Africa. Act. tial agents have picketed union of- ffom being called. He Mid the new cott Ave.. Rockville; Carlo Guaz- had caused her husband (Tippin) Eisenhower asked that^ the pres charged yesterday with reckless zo, 116. Summer St.; Mrs. Myrtle He aervAiTin various posts in the Chorus will re- flees throughout the country on driving. Police said he was purr group would )>ecome the bargain extreme tension and affected hla Msditerrsnean Air command until The ent annual' Immigration ^quota of several occasions, ing agent of Hayes employes im- Hubbard, 176 Charter Oak St.; health." Augus(/i944, when he was ap hesree nlght at 7:16 . at 164.657 be Increased by atout 66,- sued at excessive speeds for some Mrs. Lucia Day, Lebanon; . Mrs. Mrs. Mary Stewart, Agenta In this area have partici distance and passed a stop sigh at m ^lately if .lt (troh. . "He looked like the pictiO’S of a chlet of staff of the 30th the home 000, that a limited poollng\f un pated In ths picketing, but Kubica Meany and other national union' Glenna E.Thomas, South-Coven man in a concentration camp," The 20th Air Force op 97 Hollister t. used quotas be permitted, and^hat Adams St. and New State Rd. try; Mrs. Mildred Kos. 119 Cham said they have been "peaceful and leaders generally have Ignored bers St.; George Moley, New Brit she said. ed the strategic bomber fleet other less fundamental changes\^ orderly,'• He also said their activi publicly the protests made by Mrs. Twining did not alaborate. the Japanese in the Pacific, The next meeting of the Girl made. \ ties were limited to picketing and southern union groups, aoiDe of ain: Mrs. Jacqueline Goble, RFD Scout adults Central Neighborhood 1, Rockville; Carol-' Ann Law Judge Howard W. Alcorn gava but Norstad’s headquarters was at These were his first speclflc rcc^ that they had not Issued leaflets or whqm have threatened to set up Tippin the divorce On a cross Washington. will be held Tuesday night at 8 ommendationa for revisions, al Public Records Independent organizations. rence, 89 Doane St.; Mrs. Dorothy Gen. Cook Betires /o'clock in St. Ma\y‘a Episcopal ommltted the other acts alleged Ruebln, 97 Matter St.; Mrs. Elena complaint charging intolerabla though he has said several times by, Prudential bn the national level. But top union authofitlea have cruelty. Simultaneously with the Church. Program will be the sub the law contains unjust and dls- been deeply concerned by the de BalbonI, 342 Hackmatack St.; Augusta announcement, 'Secretary ject of the evening with rep WarraniM Deeds John R. Thrall, 87 Church St. Tippin was given custody of crlmlnator.v provisions. The Mc- Paul Edwayd Wlllhldc and Mary velopment. Their representativee their two children. Mrs. *nppln of Defense Wilson announced in resentatives of the program com have conferred with southern DISCHARCEHJ TODAY: Mrs. Washington the retirement of Gen mittee of the council, attending and Carran-Walter Act. the nation's E. Wlllhide to Raymond D, Sttneh- Mirrian Lynch, 235 Vernon St.; will have the children weekends .aa basic Immigration and naturaliza fleld and Xiarjoric T. Stinchfield, union officials on possible atepa to well as for six weeka each summer Orval R. Cook bf the Air Force, everyone bringing In ideas and tion btatute, was. written into law ease the tension. Chester Mel.’ln, 369 Porter St.; as deputy commander-in-chief of projects. I property at 179 Green Rd. Mrs. June Fuller,* 693 Han ford and for Easter and Christmas In 12 BRAND NEW 1956 PLYMOUTHS PURCHASED FROM OUR FACTORY AT SUCH A FANTACTIC In 1952 over former President Tru- s Cheney Bros, to Alden E. Bailey Offictala'of the new group as alternate years. the llnit^ States European com man's veto. ond A serted that the UAW-CIO has Rd.; Mrs. Jean Chadwick and mand. Juniors will meet this evening and John H. Lappen, property on daughter 9 Uncoln St.; ' Mrs, The court ordered that'Mrs. Tip Cook, the-announcement,said, is The late Sen. Kilgore 'D-WVa), wk Elm Terrace. "not shot square',’ and its leadera tVINGS ON TO YOU. EACH ONE OF THESE CARS, LISTED St 7 o’clock at the Covenant Con who wke chairman of the Senate have shown that “the southern Margery Murray and daughter. 9 pin, who waa not'In the courtroom FIGURE TH A T WE CAN PASS THIS retiring at his own request after gregational CJhurch; the Survey Q;r.Is flUbus'ierlng permitted In Norman A. Thiirlough to. Buel Devon Dr.; Mrs. Janet St. John today, must not take her children more than 33 years of service. Judiciary Committee and It Immi L. Haabrouck snd Ethel B. Has- worker is not considered except ComnSltteo at 7:30. Tomorrow Will gration Biibcommitter, repea cdly the House of Rehresentative.s? for the obtaining of dues which and son, 42 Delmont St.; Mrs. out of the State. She mult also Lt. Gen. George H. ’ Decker, be work day at the Cromwell Con A.— Since 1890,\ihe House hha brouck. property On Con.stance Dr. Doroth.v Bachlocchi. ar.d son, Pllls- advice Tippin of the children's BELOW, ARE EQUIPPED AS STATED, iCH CAR CARRIES THE SAME WARRANTY AS IF YOU Army, has been appointed to sue- complained that for months he had Allen N. Cox and Barbara B. they can spend to break down our whereabouts when ference grounds, for both men tried In vain to find out what protected Itself agaUvrt Illlbijater- traditions here.” bury Hill, Rockville. they /Sre in her seed Cook. and 'women. Also tomorrow, the Ing by strict rules to cut speeches Cox to William E. Brown and charge. .LL THESE CARS ARE READY TO GO; Decker has served in Europe as Hl-League will i;onduct a paper changes the admi'nlatratlon fav short called cloture rules. Antoinette A. Brown, property on SEES AîRESSlON CURB Mrs. Tippin, who now lives In HAD PAID THE FULL RETAIL PRICE. commander of the 7th Army's -VII ored- W. Vernon St. Redding, originally asked for the drive and the church choir will, Ol) kllgore'a death. Sen. East- London, April IS (Ah —Sir Corps since February 19S5. He is rehearse at 8 p.m. Q.—'What radical chingA ls con Notice of l/ease Winston Churchill said today divorce. She too had charged a native of Catskill, N. Y„ where land JD-X Isa) aucceeded to the The M«dn and Eldrtdgc Corp. to Hospital Iôtes "we ran be perfectly sure that intolerable cruelty/ chairmanship, of the Judiciary templated for the têw riter? he was bom in 1902; He was com The Lincoln School PTA an A.—The almplincatlon oK the Ronald Greene and Marguerite the United States na well aa the missioned a second lieutenant in Committee add appointed himself Greene, premises at 1095 Main St. Patienta Today: 172. United Kingdom” will intervene You can’t be’ well-drested If HURRY, GET FIRST CHOICE! the regular Army in 1024. nounces a card parly for Wednes chairman of the Immigration aub- keyboard, whlc* has not W n day, April 18, at 8 p.m. in the changed In 83 years. The new key for four years with a 2-year re ADMITTED YESTERDAY; to prevent nggression by Israel your make-up^ overdone. Put a During World. War II, Decker coiiimlltec. newal option. John R. Thrall. 87 Church St.; nr Egypt In the .Middle lEast. ' good, atrong/light in your bath was chief of staff of the 6th Army school auditorium, under the Eastland, unlikSv Kilgore, voted board rearranges the letters most; chairmanship of Mrs. Raymond frequentlyûsed so they are closest . -Marriage Llcrnsn Stephen Tambling, 29.5 N. Main The former Prime Minister told room or at/your make-up table in the camiwighs of the Southwest for the McOfirran-Walter Act. In \ George Ernest Tatro, 80 Mather St.; William Feraon, Dorchester, a Conserv'ative ' organization and don't, coddle yourself with Pacifle and the occupatlori of Zemanek. Guests may play any aovsnee of today’s hearing, ht de to the fjiigera which normally do game of their choice wllii swards the molt work. and Valeric Ann Little. April Maas.: Debwah Lewfs, RFD 3, rally "the need for this (inter frilly shad'ea or-pink lights. You Japan. clined w comment on Elsenhower'a 21,\CTurch of the Assumption. vention) will probSUy never want th4 truth when you reach for the high scorers at each table. proposels. ' Coventry; Xlra. Claire Hollister, Refreshments will be served. The \ (liange Of Name 154 Irvlpg S t; Bert Carson,, Bol come, but it may come." for the"powder box. Sen. Watkins (R-Utah), sehior Q. -How do aclenflsls explain Corbin Really Chip, to Five City ton; Mrs. Dora Hoyt, 43 Foley WILL OWN 12 BRAND NEW general public wlh be welcome and GpP member of the Hubcnmmlttee, the flaUenIng of the earth at the Plaza.' 12 LUCKY St.; Mrs. Mary Babcock, 38 N. Sub Nears End \ tickets may be purchased from told a reporter he has been ''In poles? the committee or at the door. Park St., Rockville; Mrs. Madeline sisting" that hearings be held m A .-The flattening of the earth Bilodeau. 85 Waddell Rd.; Harry Of Global Voyage Elsenhower's , proposals. He ^ a a at the poles was probably caused E. Patten, Talcottville: Renee FOB XiAXnfUM HEAT aad TROU|UX FREE OPERATION The Ameplcan Legion Auxiliary Introduced bills to carry theps out. by Its spinning, at the time when Frambach. RFD 2, Andover; Rus Groton, April 13 (IP)—The Navy will hold a food sale at Male's Although Watkins also voted for Its surface v s.Port Said; Massawa, Erit- C. Peter Carlson of the ManchfS' signed to other nations is baaed ter Salvation Army Band will direct Q Did the building, of the Pan-> hour. They said they "seized” BELVEDERE 4-DOOR SEDAN BELVEDERE 4-DOOR HARDTOP BELVEDERE 2-DOOR HARDTOP 'raa; Djibouti, French Somaliland; on the racial makeup of the U.S. ama Canal have any effert oh thie the building to rondtict n me PLAZA 4-DOOR SEDAN / Dourenco Marquea, Mozambique; a chorus of 40 voices tonighttii Me population In 1920. , , climate of North and South.Amer briar r o s e and e g g s h ell BLACK and WHITE morial Temple New York-City. In Opponents contend this system morial service "for the three ^ PINE GREEN BRIAR ROOE and BLACK / Fort Elisabeth. South Africa; ica? ^ children and their rahhl, mur Arc. Orp. No. 5. Heater, defroster, radio, pushbutton transmia- Montlvldeo, Uruguay, and Rio de the chorjis will be Maj. -and' Mrs favors England and Westjcm Euro- Acc. Grp. Nd. I, ll< ^ r, dcfcosler, piishbutlon transmission, Acc. Grp. No. 1. HMter, defroster, radio, pushbutton, trai^4mls- John Pickup, Miss Gladys White, pean nations and discriminates A—There appears to be no dered by Egyptian killers near Heater, defroster, elr<-trir windshield wlpers, dlrectlonal signals, sion, airfoam seat, whitqwall Urea, sportone, undercoatiar, elao- Janeiro. • foundation for that popular notion. Tel -Aviv on tVednesday." airfoam seat, powOf pak, whitewall tires, sportone, front- romp, Sinn, airfoam seal, Whitewall tires, sportone, dix. Int. Grp No, 1. Rear Adm. Frank T. Watkins, Miss Marilyn Fords, Mrs. Ethel against other countries. safety rim wheels, large chrome wheel covers,, whitewall Urea, trie wliidshleld wipers, safety rim wheels. Duncan and Robert Lyons. Bands Elsenhower recommended 4ha( light. Arc. Gr)i. No. 2. DIx. Ii*4„ antl-freezc, undereoatlng. Antl-freeze, underrolt^g. •' eommander of the Atlantic Fleet men will include Fred C2ough, Rob- cigar lighter, antl-free/.e, undrreoating. submarine force, and a large the annual quoin be increased to \ ^^^rt Lyons and MaJ. Pickup. The about 220.000 by basing It on' the REGULAR PRICE crowd of friends and relatives of'^■Îckupa will have a reunion with REGULAR PRICE REGULAR PRICE crew members .will be on hand to 1950 census. Instead of the 1920 REGULAR PRICE 3199.00 maet the Jallao ^ h e n she com- their daughter, Edith, a student at census, and that 65,000 additional Hundred of 3054.95 3289.20 pletea the long voyage home. tthe 8.Ay Training (College, and qiiota numbers bp distributed 2412.75 $ Mrs. l^ J. Bartlett and MaJ. Doro- among countries In proportion, to Manchester's Nkwesjt th.v Bartlett, mother and sisler of their actual immigration to this McKinney ‘ SALE PRICE SALE PRICE . . . Mrs. Pickup. SALE PRICE . . . SALE PRICE . /. 2621.35 country since 1924.' 1993.94 2458.22 Cyclist Injured ^ He proposed also that quota num. bers. upused by countries to which f i customers d^ree... they are allocated be made avail In Minor CrasX Warehouse Bought able for use elsewhere within the SAVOY 4-OOOR SEDAN n m 4-DOOR SEDAN ------same area, but.limited to aliens BELVEDERE 4-DOOO SEDAN BELVEDERE 4-DOOR SEDAN ; An 8-yesr old boy suffered minor By" Bailey, Lappen with spefisl skills or those hqvlng CHERRY RED and BLACK > , GRAY am/XWHITE PEARL GRAY Injuries, when hie bicj’cle hit an relatives In this countr>\ TURQUOISE ond MIDNIGHT BLUE ■\ •pen cSr door on N. Main SI. In’ the year to FIX . • ' •... ■ >■ Alden E. Bailey and John H. Heater, defroster, radio. Acc. Grp. I. Powerfllle tmosmls- Heatar.- Hefroster, arm rests, air foam seat, directloaal atgaalK ont of two slight accidents investl- Act. Grp. No. .6. Heater, defrqster, radio, pushbutton transmis Two Acc. e "understand tained a cut ear and brulsM right Bros, as storage space for vsluabl'e ing/’ MIX-EM and SALE PRICE . . . SALE PRICE ...... SALE PRICE 1996.03 thigh. He was given emergeticy raw silk. George .Meany. preaident of SALE PRICE a •.» 9 • 9 • treatment at Manchester Mertioriu Made of reinforced concrete and CIO-AFL labor union. MATCH-EM Hospital and released. containing a total of 31 vault-like Ii» the second accident, James compartments hh three levels. It This (pai kage deal for 'admis Nothin? makes your Whalen, 69, of Ease-, Hartford, is believed to be the only slrUcture sion of Communiat and non- CUSTOM SUBURBAN CHRYSLER 4-DOOR SEDAH hacked his car out'of a Main 6t. 4df Its kind In this section of the Communist nations to the U.N.) home, brighter looking SAVOY 4-DOOR SEDAN PLAZA SUBURBAN parking ^>ace near Tcr:nan PI.. country. . , is like justifying s bank robbery after a long drat) winter s_ r LIGHT GREEN HUNTER GREEN A warrantee deed -transferring SKIRTS WEDGEWOOD BLUE and EGG PINE GREEN and,hlt the doqr of a car driven by if the bandits salve their con- than a new paint job. Sec the properly was filed In the town Safety acc. grp. Custom heater, defrdstiir, music master radia Huge W. Carlson. 47, of 116 Hack- srience by giving the major part McKinney for ail your Heater, defroster. Acc grp. N o.Ji nodlo, powerfllte transmls- with rear speaker, solex glaea, power, brakes, ^ e r steertag, Biatack St., police said. clerk's office this morning Federal of the loot to a worthy purpose Hea'i^r, defroster, tutone p»lnt, powerfllle transmission. Am-. Hester, defroster. Aec. grp-N«. 1. Arm rests, airfoam'seat, ell .needs. •< Sinn, airfoam seat, electrir windshield wipers, safety rim wheels, Patrolman Walter Ferguson in- stamps on the deed indicate the even thoujlh the funds are ex Group No. 1. Airfoam seat, trim pUg„ electric wlndshtrld wip filter, eiecirle windshield Vipers, safety rim 'wheels, under- pushbutton 'transmission, de luxe ateeriitg wheel, antt-freeze, purchase price was 817,500. iiiMercoatlng. vastigatod and said there were po tracted at the point of a gun. ers, safftv rim wheels, undercoaHng. mating. ’ ' undereoatlng. Injuriea and only minor damage Bailey and I-appen will rent - Sen. William Knqwland IR- BLOUSES , ■ ■ - r ' * _ 1 to the Oarlson vehicle.’ No charges space in the .building for the stor Caiifi. . ., age of valuables, such as Important REGULAR PRICE REGULAR PRICE Wire brought In either’ accident. documents. They will operate their Bring your home up tp top value by investing in REGULAR PRICE When we Jiave ports vie want REGULAR PRICf 3791.50 ■ bu.siness uiidep the name of the B. poetry; when we have scien home imprwements NOW.'McKinney offers 2793.00 3170.00 $ and L. Storage Co:, atcording to a tists we want sefenre; when we you the same help in planning your projects . .. 2774.50 y trade name to be filed soon. have politicians we want politics. suggestion.s for material.s . . . as we’ve already SALE PRICE . . . SALE PRICE a a • • • • - A. L. Strand, Oregon Stale •••-•••• SALE PRICE • •••••• 2526.56 Personal Notices SALf PRICE 2265.46 College president, calls recent given hundred.s of home owner?. Whether it's Firemen Pul Out speech by Gdv. Averell Hsrrimsn a new roof, a bedroom wing, living room pane!- In Memoriam t» the students a "flop" because he uig . . . whether ,.vou need another feath or lava avoided politics. tory, a porch or modernized kitchen , . . we’re "lenioi’y of my melh'r. Six Grass Fires flvlstina Henderson, who died April 13. PURGERS FACE PURGE ' loaded with ideas' to help make yoijr present BUY BEFORE YOU SEE USr-~r WE BOTH LOSE MONEY! Th^ town's flremeft-kept busy VIeniia, Austria, April IS l.fl — home more comfortable . . . right up-to-date. IF It’S s ^ to walk' (his way. alone, today chasing grass (ires. There lastaad of side by tide, ' Some of the (kiinmunlst police We’ll help plan financing, too. JMI to all there comes the moment were six up to. press timet al and prosecutors who purged In R beautiful array of Idea! Cover up cracked cell- Whsn the ways divide, though qo damag'e'waa reported. Czechoslovakia’s "TItolsts” dur- colors and so many dif ings with easy-to-apply ON iôlce keeps soUly whispering Eacli. department received at Tng the Stalin era are now belqg- acoustical tile. S w one be hrave and Irtie, least one cajl to go to Another lire arrested, the Uz'rrhoslovsk Com ferent styles. You must mru a!be watching aiid waiting '!*?'■' for sunshine, you. while already engaged in ighting. munist paper RUde Pravo said jMe them to really appre one. . today. ' ciate them. THE Paughter, Nellie McQueeji. Those taken care of by the OPEN ALL d ay SATURDAYS Card of Thanks SMFDwere; Stephen St.. Hose Co. ■ i 3, 10:24 a.m.; Marshall Rd.. Hose > J^*.*i*b .tb tbaak all of our neighbors. <3o. 3. 10:24 a.m.; Hartford Rd.. FINANOING Hose Cîmpanies 1 and 4; 11:22 RUDY JOHNSON S K IR TS -$5.98 to $14.98 (Dc^Gnnflii a.m.; and’VV. Middle Tpke., Hoae Eloctrieian Oompanlea 1 and *. 12:40 p.m. a A SUPPLY CO..-lOLTON NOTCH w ,1 ntaa Handled by the* X(TD were Area m . PI 2-4853 BLOUSES-$2.98 to $4.98 •t: 48, Holliater 8 t.,/11:59 am-; A R IR 4 P.M. ^ Maas 19 te IB 1/ TEL. Ml 34131 «a440S OonipHaM 8 t, 12:13 ^,m. ;.-4 VOlUME CHRYSLER-PLYMpUTH DEALER t - F 358 EAST CENTER STREET . I. . i ■ . li. 1 ’.j-:. • rt- •* ' [ ! '■■■ ' ' ' ' ' '44 ( i t i. 'I ■ '/■" ' '■ r " f" . 'I ’ M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1958 PAGE nFTEEN M ANCHESTER EVENING 'H ERALD , M ANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 13. Lejeune, N. C. for four weeks of Andover Bolton advanced infantry trainlrtg. Upon I and It’a th« .rich people that keep worka at while tryirtg tp get fnar- Visiting Kiw anit O fficial* Help M ark AnniTergary 7 ' the completion of thla phase of In -! telling them no.” . ' ried.— Cy N k Peace In Satevepoat. Anawtr $0 PrtvioM Puxil* stmetion, he will -he assigned to a { —Claude Hollman, Jr, Bakera* M eetii^ W iirA tt* Pvt. Giglio Home Arbund the W K through the *now. After count- Judge 8h-h-n. rhat’a not the 1 Thailand 1 European local youth. Marine J^-t. Lawrence proved roads in Bolton. T. J. AUTO GLASS defendant, that'a the dlatiict At Location of s rtgional vocational- leaa atopa. It at Inat came to a dead g Notoriety river i N. Oiglio, 18, is spending a short Crockett, "ResRof. Gffice Ml torney: . . , DICK TURNER, •grlcultutsl eantar will be dia- leave with his parents, Mr. and halt, and aU efforla to atari U VAL t —;— Angclea. 2 Preposition 3-5418. resident MI 9-7751. euaasd at a matting at the Leba M rs Leonard L. aigllo. South Rd. / again were fniltjeaa. California 3 Upon TORNITURE TOPS In the amall hoiira of the morn Ctwtpmer — Good Heavena! Do non High School tonight at 8 Pvt. Oiglio ' enlisted in the ing one of the paaaehgera. numb I have to ‘wait here all day to be | 12 dppoaed 4 Actors o'clock. Marine Corps in December, 19.35 to Anaonii Colonrl Rpsifnfi with told, Crawled out of h(a com aerved ? ISNIghta before 5 Turkish Lebanon and the Regional Dla- aerve for a period of three years partment and floundered through Butcher ■ Yeaterday you com-1 . eventa headgear trlct 8 Board of Education are and juat recently completed his Ansoflls. April 18 (83 • - Col. A. WHITE GLASS CO. / the anow to the neareat telegraph plained of ahort weight and.to^y 14 Era 6 Reluctant two candidatea for the center. A training as a member of the re NeUs I. Poulaon of Ansonla, who you object to the long wall. A/en't j 15 Fine aprayera 7 Simple 26 Show again 46 ------U k e member of each board of educa cruit depots' "Honor Platoon." t OPEN DAar 8 A . M. TO fi P . / office. City, UUh S spent 18 of his 38 years In the ‘•\Vil| not be at the office today, you ever aatlafled?^ 17 Before 8 German city 28 Wading bird tion of towna that would tend atu- During 'hia weapons training, he DtULUOINO BATVBDAT he wired to hia boaa. ''Not home (preflx) 9 Stones' 30 Fiddling 47 Bread spread denta to the center haa been In qualified as sharpshooter with th; 'Army on active acrvlc*, retired yesterday with the rank of brig I l S S I U S T . M l 9-73221 yeaterrfay yet." Six aweeteat phraa^. In the | 18 Latsoed 10 Monster emperor 48''Peralan prince vited to attend. Oarand rifle (M-1). His score wi language, according a aurvey, 11 Foreteller 31 Wiles So New Guinea Members of the Regional Vo- 214 out of a possible 350. adier general In the Connecticut 19 Shriller National Guard. .. < A man and Ida wife were driv are "I love you.’y "Dinner ia I 21 The aeven 18 Fancy 33 Ensuing Wild hog catlonal-Agrlcultura conaultliif Lawrence is- to report to Camp ing back into town after an ever aerved," "All. ia forgiven." "Sleep 20 la overfond 35 Whole 31 Within communitlea at tonight'a meeting. nlng at a roadhouae. Suddenly till noon," "Keepythe change," and ] 23 Bow 22 Fend off 40 Gives forth tpreflx) They have been appointed by. the the wife apoke up; • "Here'a that fly 24 ------24 Harbor,Given life 43 American 52 Female aalnia local boarda of aducatlon on the Wifey W hafre you doing? 23 Toward the painter (ab.) basia of one member for each SO Watch'out for Ihoae cara. you're I 3 lliA T « Maine farma In the towns. He Oh, 'eggy, I ahall be ao I 27 Prayera ■ sheltered aide 45 Latin ■ ^ 53 Proaecula . / too cloae! f The committee ia authorised by mlaerata nil the' while I'm 'away 29 Ethiopian Hubby A ie you mita? I from : public acts to advise the operat Wifey- Nuta? Hodrtya get] ' lake 1 1 r r l 1 r r 1'- r ing board of education, but has She/Oh. darling. If I could be 92 Ester of that way? i aurc/^f that It would make me | r no legal authority With respect to Oleic acitl Hubbv Well, you're driving. Iao/happy! r" r N the center. / )4 Sway / The bill provides that any local The Judge glared down from hia 36 Short coat 6 i7 board of education may enter Into bench at the proapectlve juror. "G ive me an aaplrln!” aaid the 27 Place within / agreement wHh other boards \to .Iudge--And Juat why ia It tlw man with a hangover to hia wife, | w~ I) eaUbllah a center in conjuctltm "....and don't alam the lid!" 18 In\fn*12 o IN / ing the current blennum. at the Country Club were several State Kiwanis figures, two of.' , / MONDAY T\N i S(3'6 .' — LA0 6 H AT ■ $UP£i?-, OF TH06K HAPPy OuDi 1 UI Members appointed by Hebron whom are pictured above. From left to right. Arthur Knofla, gen-1 DELIVERY % li IT9Tsr eral chairman of the anniversary committee; Thomas Ferguson, Man- I $TITl'Of4 AN D PR0F06B TO AND 60 TO Bed.'' 38 Hawaiian Include First Selectman Wlnthrop i Kiw anis Notes Chester Club president; Henry Kraekemler o f— WeUierefleld - Id. New Eng-! l;WEDNE«IAY AFTERNOON -AtELii5A ON FKiDAV TMfc e wreath Porter, Carlman Frankel and Mrs. OPEN /WBUl6iA HA6 BCOOP D si land District governor; and Philip Meyers of Utchfleld. division lieu PARKING iJT?, i n ' l e AP V £ A «, YOO,OAD-*~ f H t 'i ^ 37 Stead / Joseph P. Novak. \ TOO 6 UE6.6 38 Poker stake tenant governor. The quartet are examining the attracUve , aou-1 Shop and Sovo! ALREADY iN A Bi© SI P? Andover has appointed John 32n d B i r t h d a y venir booklet which was presented to all Kiwanis membere. (Herald | BUDGET TERMS THAT'LL POT A\E His t o r y 8o o k c a l l e d , 39 Small child Hutchinson to the committee. A N D 6 Al_ aeon you roforrod to it as my esmpaign Photo). ' . 1 THE "COPS' CHRONICLE'.^,; tinsrary. Parkins—not my ooeapo route!" 60 Gaelic SI a Marlborough’s representative has Brief but sincere testimonial \ IN't h e h i s t o r y , l e n d AtE 61 Beginners If not been announced. J. remarks were directed at the gOOK!$ -7 YOUR I a list of all deceased former mem- birthday were distributed to all: o c> (E A R S .f Manchester Evening Herald An- Kiwanis Club of Manchester yes I bers of the Manchester Club. members. I A s Illu strated BY AL VERM EER iUnvrr correspondent, Mrs. Paul terday noon by visiting State Several songs by a quartet com- CoHman~ SAVEnwLMfN SC ILLA’S PO P I posed of John Olson, Ilerbert Mc PfansHehl, telephone Pilgrim Kiwanis digbltaries on the oc BEAUTIFY FLOORS IN A OSNAM INtM . W ON ^ A R E 2-68.56. Kinney, Ormand West and God casion of the 32nd anniversary of frey Gourley helped complete the ID •^TWESi the local civic organization. A m 'w w a t program. Frederic Werner and total of 112 Kiwanisns, former Russell Potlerton presided at the PORCH POSTS P YOU Slate Tax Backed members and guests helped mark CALL WIS piano, y the program, which was held at Charter Night for the Manches DECLINING the Mancheattr Country Club. do if yoursolf •*< YEARS In Four Counties ter Club took . place on April 2, The noon luncheon and program 1924, at Cheney Hall. Wfanchester ?» was dedicated to former •ovo monoyl Rockville, April 13 (Special)— was sponsored by the Hartford-, Kiwanians, and 14 charter mem Club. 'The late George H. Waddell Farmers from three counties have bers of the Manchester club were WATER SPREADER followed the lead of Tolland Coun was the first president and other / * « • ••# Mr ClUFks esalsI flsw _____CdihH dras l«siitoiî floss present. They were Fayette B. officera were Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, ty in announcing support of a Clarke, Walter P. Gorman, Ar «nels»siu I* Shu »Mf flsMt Ste- ARLY it •" >t**t7l ptMSlI IMI ^ State income tax to meet rising vice president; H. A. Nettleton, iUs; urtt -tetisdiias adk. / thur Hultman, Elmore Hohenthal Me bfSSaSssIWe sfmMs qmtyMsf t l J S UsMwcM cssaiti. fit MBA education costs. secretary; Fayette Clarke, treas CHAMNlgAL, Jr., Edward J. Holl, Herbert B. urer; and Dr. Edward Dolan, dis George Sii.ipson, director of House, Raymond A. Johnson, A r THE WORD 1$ trict trustee. Cflsrke was the only Field Services for the State Parra thur A. Knofla, William A. g R sn * fo r y m O m ko !5!j?&iwiis»iwwiki HALT.' Bureau, said today groups of Farm officer on the original slate pres AltE MAP6-MOTBORM Knofla, John I. Gleon, John G. ent yesterday. He now resides In nntel sfulpinsnl teAeyl lowHltiH Cs»9. Masks. Cssa Bureau members In Wlntlhsm, Pentland, Earl. Seaman, C. Elmore New London, and Middlesex Coun Newton Center, Mass. The first 4-<8 \yatklns and Leland T. Wood. Board of Directors consisted of M eet M r. Ennis' V. T. H AM LIN ties have voted to join the Tol.and Four area Kiwanis Clubs were A L L E Y O O P Austin CTheney, Charles Ray, Earl COTTON WOODS ' County group In proposing the lax lepre.sented, Meriden. Hartford. THM'S RISHT, DONTSEE WELL.WHW irvou Seaman, Arthur Hliltmeh, Robert LAST I HEARD HE at a legislative committee hearing Kockville and the Charter Oak PAINTER-' BUILDER*' HAVaI 50 THE GREAT WAS DOWN IM THE ,WONMUGf (^LAD HOW YOU DO WANT ME TO DO.. A fril 18 at the Slate Capitol, Hart Treat, William Robertson and IT. STAYING BUT THAT5 Club of Hartford. Gilbert Willis. DR. EMM© w ants to SEE ANDES SOMEWHERE | T O SEE YOU GO RUNNING ford. Proud to sliaie this occasion At laflt- th* RIGHT cum for f: , N8XT TUESDAY, Serving with Arthur Knofta on M6 ON A MAHER OF HUNTIMG THE UXXING SO COOPED UP IN AROUND UKE SHERITF, Members In Tolland County with .you," said Lt. Gov. Phillip fiREAT IMPORTANCE... SEVEN CITIES* Eir, SIR! YES. THIS LAB LIKE MORNINO. MRS. WOOM. voted approval April 2, contend the Anniversary Committee were f Meyers of Litchfield. He noted Ekiward Lehan. Jack Turklngton. OF GOLD- YOU DO, YEAR ORbPPtO fcY TO_MASf. ing that local property taxation that the Manchester club was the HOUSE MINT PEELING :§ 9 ARRANO^...... MINTS FOR Ray Owens, Thomiui Bentley and j n r n PO «T N a. 158 AFTER YEAR.' TO SEE YOOR89N ha.s been hiked exorbitantly to pay fourth oldest In the division and O A t rising education costs anc. that the James Duffy. / jifON PLAY IN TH’^ urged "anXacUve inter-club pro Coffman’s Porch Pasts of gen farmer, as the blgigtst properly Attractive souvenir/ programs 0CK5 OPENINO , , gram." ' uine bnnfi-arrougbt ormunestsl OAME.' owner, is hardest-hit. The schools, of the Charter Ni^ht and 32nd Hear District Governor , Iron aetusBy coat laaa to laotall NltlXI unx WAU PAINT / they ssiy, 'hare been Ihi.ndateU by New England District Gov, Hen thaa vrood or brick', laiey look children of workers who are em ry Kraekemier of Hartford said • Oaat an aay iaiariar w*N sutUasa ployed in cities and have little Il8 ip ie M l8tl**Pr8ctiMliy NnItaMa mneb, mnch better . ■ • laot for- • OaNandaasavatsgaraoM * Ofia* | "May the Kiwanis Club of Man WroH^ht Iron RaUInqf I ever I Tbere'o a Carfnuut.^4ealgn taxable property. chester enjoy many yeais of life. to fit any type architecture. la wn baur • Qaaraam d vHwhaMa Simpson said directors of the • ritriB piHi | 8ir.la B B 8t The paat 32 have been both happy (Bmekats, as illustrated Na. County bureaus expect 400 to 800 Porch Celiimnf and fruitful.” 858, are available to furtbdr eh- •\ ALIMUNIIIA farmers to attend the hearing of Others who spoke briefly and baaee all poat deolgaa). For the Agricultural Economic Sur who were at the head table in VALLEY WELDING CO. For./Eree Estimate Call bnlldlag or/ romodelhig, lot us fC M lN i 1t«S AlAfl^tWS vey Committee, headed by Sen. cluded Earl Trotter, president of For,/Fn I j O O K help you seleet the desiga for Benjamin Barringer. New Milford Die Hartford Club; George Falls of Glastonbury 3IE 3-8118 TOli MAKI BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES To The Rescue BY EDGAR M ARTIN O Y C R A N E • The committee was appointed by your need*- B U Z S A W Y E R the Meriden Cinb; Edward Dlmon Y O V R fliP ‘ the laat legislature to study farm of tlie Rockville CDuh; and Arthur dozen HEM, C0NF0.UN0 w h y cant h e r P uA N E 'S o k a y UHFCETttM’EtY,, CosM WOstavsry- 'rÔfSPCRATC, BOTE! OUT OF THE WE'RE TOO FAR FROM FOR HER J e r problems and recomnjend .an Conrad, president of the Hart ' « E YOU SURE SO SHIP W LL OUESTlOk.Si?. HIYFNO THiE TSO uSlE WITH swera to the January, 195X, legis ford Charter Oak, Club. Trotter, ' adsf far riMl-fraa, rtCiOtH’W i US S0.S6 STAYES'OE’ ■wATgirs TOO Hte own p l in e V’-v - ^ P.ANE TO VAKE, I'M STUCK latiire. \ in hi.s brief me.ssage. cited the GIBSON'S warp-praaf ll rsiai THEY Y W T m w t r m . .iT f(S COU'JD TWsSTE? _'J ~ ( WITtVTHAT 'WOMAN? A t the hearing,, farmers wllKrec "great recoj-d of achievements" | Aih for RtyooM* ufrjE.sm.'SHE ommend the income tax propo^l of 'lie ho.st/iliib. K i V t Glunwrvni' Oo-b-YaunaH AhasI- n oOTfc. THIS 'mm To?_/*=^ NO, N O ! Jvw i'f.S O tt. JfMytO TiiE Bn individuals,. according .to Slate E. J, Hull Riimined up the feel- , Liquid ^ WVTi'/E, POPPET SlkvA Farm Bureau President Georg ings of the charter members pres- ’ GARAGE I ' l H I K( f !,AS SAVE 1140 Mil ■ad hordwOro. WTH.ft Ol#.THE (OLE Dudley, Utchfleld. The Bureau, as 'gnt when he said. "One oi the rieal ! IS.*; M ain S (. — M I 3-5012 ChEC CuT-OSP.' an organisation, haa not resolved (Heqsiires of life was being a 1 C. J. MORRISON \ officially to favor the proposal. niîber of the Kiwanis Club. I | B ear W heel Aliignm ent Sm s 'm reeoir Mb, t»o »Wf ows hwM Dudley said a resolution cannot havelooked forward to the week PAINT and for repetra Um I o im m Btodi 8 OMker Dtp M otor Tune-U p |M*r 2,900,000 Is nM) »Ml < be formally passed until a vote ly kjwanis Club meetings for j RAYON I drIN, Msd, MW, poldi, All Occasions w«>li, •a'bissn, oN. Bps-. HBR Ft^NAROlNO MlM RIGHT o y r HeS IN MY BZiEF iTEWi ADORE as> VYA5 UP, DBAU. or dallr arkod far 1 . M i (dOTHlMG BUT Aid too CAM BB b o o k . Cakes and pastries with REAP dlMERAt DfUVERY. tGOT^BTKAL 90r£f rEPlACED.''’ H6S A Have Your • NOMAMMfB ■sly 11.1*. V IN A NBWfl LURP.' The BOLAND OIL CO. that home-made flavor and • NO NAUS MAOA7II0E 6 fiiW Stonby No. 404 M0UTH6 Otp! TV ANTENNA yl oven-fresh goodness. Jlake • NO eaACKfD WAU8 24 HOUR OIL BURNER an occasion really special . Goat on tile, glou, > FIXED NOW ,BERVICR with our superior baked comont, pioitar. 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THE P ' Sauer Already Paying Off for Cards Herald Angle Taggart, Smith Meet Tonight for Town Bowling &6wn

Warm Welcome Given EARL W. YOST Veteran Star In Chilly Tettipeniture, Joe Wall lit “ R^ht Handers Sam Snead Takes Lead SporU Eflitar Best o f Five Game Set Local Sport / ■alttaaore, April IS ( ^ — A' Will Be Top Provides Oub THar Mom! I'll b# In OmUrviU«trarity among *ortatopa to^y ^ Chatter Benimore Oriele lea ceuM stag He Mu! Talk to In Greensboro Tourney on tha next'train. The pitchers T he t have ^ uuch tm â At Y to Start at 7:30 a( hla true love today, "The have atarted to ihrww curvea.” I reaching the wall at Fenway Pari^ Night was Celd amt , Yon RSox Starters W ith Large Bat Weraa’t So Beeutltiil, Darling." Chi(»£o. April 13 (A>«rJeraey Joe Walcott says that h® 'Ttaia now famous' saying has reppeu that Tha alght waa roW— temper- Gr^nsboro, N-C., April 13 (JP)— Sam Snead, a slick speech been making the rounds for ihany Boaton will also show at laaat ,Sthce is set for tonight’s championship match in the fifth ^ MancheetM Autoito n r U aoft- atwre M —but StA48 enthual- waa “real su i^ sed’’ to bevsubpoenaed to testify before tho DsnvUle, V«., April IS (/Pi—^The maker as well a.s a smoothie on the golf course, pointed out . New York, 'April 13 (/P)— springs since .Abner DoUbleday three other bright newcomers this annual Town Men’s Bowling Tournament between Jerry i ball team wtn practtjrttjie tonight at eats raariT oat to Memorial Sta- Cook County/Grand Jury MondajT'The former heavyweight season, third baseman Frank Mai- Bofton Rad Sox'will make a deter* in a country club talk on, the eve of the opening of the greater It looks like Hank Sauer, who invented the game of baseball. It Smith, 1962 champion who could become the first bowler ] ^ “’clock at the ôt side Rec. All fliein anyway to ace the boxing charrttpion, In Chicago the past week to promote a iholve, i I mined bid for the American concerns the .ambiUo"s rookies zone who waa up for a pip of cof Biraoklyn Dodgers take the ever t o win the croyn tiîce and big Vic Taggart who Has j f„"vuid‘*to ------^— :------»“ lhs Harder They Pall," In which l«a cu e pennant thla year with all Greensboro Open Golf Tournament'that it in also known as at 37 is a misfit in the St. who blasted the cover off the ball fee during the final 10 daya laat the “ Snead Open." averaged a brilliant 183.8 average*— ------— 7 ■/ lukewarm Mnlo T-t In the Ori- he ha* a smaU part, was served right handed atartera according to Louis Cardinals’ accent on In early spring training games year, centerfielder Marty Keough alea* heuieoemlng exhlMtlon the aummons yeaterday In front of Manager Mike Hlgglna’ pitching He followed that observation par with 70, am ong. them a 21 youth, may fill the bill for and appeared to be a combination ' and catcher Haywood Sullivan in hla 11 gamee to date...... Jwv H e T b . /. with, a practical demonstration by Upended* 105-99 and, 148-125 in'* game. vee L o st the Woods 'Theater. Tha, movie, jiianB. year-old amateur, Wayne Jack- Manager Fred Hutchinson Baba Ruth, Ty Oobb and Ted Wil-1 MaUone had U) beat out Incumbent BESTmr B d w u N G acoree In the which haa as Ita thema ofooktd- shooting a flve-under-par 6ft to the flrat two games of the best- Perfumiime’^League last night in- Meet o| Uw news was made J ...... • Hlgglna yeaterday Indlcatril his lianas. But when the hardened vet- Grady Hatton and ho performed by Dodgere ' OutfleM rsndl- ness In boxing, la playing St the take the first-round lead yesterday son of Waiwick, Va., whd gained just by doin’ What comes the job in a one-atded fashion. of-flve aeml-flnal aerlea at the Y m e « . C* 1 idf Fran Crandall 11S-3S8, Itcltcmng ling _ rotation will follow much eran pitchers started '# toss curvea elude flete fliao Ctmell drove la five Woods. in the 812,900 tournament. hia ticket with an eagle on the naturally-rhammering home Keough is the No. 4 outfielder with alleya last night, Smith staged a |( gb-ae I f g a i r p T Igk Am y PirkeV 117, Alba Soblskl US Red Sextet Sliele aamaame order it haa in apring in the final' spring games 'the Amy ruao with a triple double and "I don’t iinderatand why thay The White Sulphur Springs, W. Ifut hole. Doug Ford, TOA cham runs and looking with indif> the Sox now, an honor when you strong comeback to sweep the next * *^*^'^*’ k-zwAC a j ^ .June ProlDkolkin 115, training — Frank Sullivan, Boo phenom was as out of place aa three games, 105-104, 137-115 andj . ______Slagle, end two soiithMW pitch- would subpoena met" ha aald, "I ’m Porterfleld, Tom Brewer and Va., pro, who will be 44.years old pion from Mahopac,' N.Y., John ference on opposing south Sally Rand at a foot'jall gai le in figure the top three guys are Ted aeveland. April ',18 '(^)—The next month, put together a pair of erafin of Fox Hills. Ph., and Al 127-118 to eliminate atubborn' o n i of the three' Manchester, , SEVERAL UMPIRES are lag hopefuls. Chuck Templelon real aurprlaed." ' Willard Nixon, in that order. Alaakai Williams, Jimmy , Piersall and aad Ken I.ehman, held - the Providence Reds will J>e^ without S3a to lead Frank Stranahan of | Beaselink of GrosSlnger, N.Y., paws. ,• . Andy Lamoureaux. In the thh-d High athletic teams to be h o h o ^ needed to work all softball games The (irand Jury.' wants him to No one would like to have a While' touring the apring bases Jackie Jensen. Sullivan 1a the lead* Birds to four hlW the servlqSs of Paul Larivee, their Toledo by one shot and take a big i rodnded qut the group, "W e’ve got the speed to steal, game and after chopping through; Wednesday night at the BhKs in'’’, both ' the Church and Re^ hamecomtag testify concerning any poaribla aouthpaw atarter better than Hig- Of major league teams in Florida ing hitter cn the squad this spring. , Tho only extra-haae hit of the knowledge he may have of allegsd' step In the direction of his sixth Host Pro Charlie Farlow and take the extra base and hit-and- Best fielding infielder I aaw in the head pin in the 10th box, Teatlmonial banquet atartlpg at League this summer at Robertaon first line center, tonight aa they gina but veteran Mel Parnell and run,” Hutch haa observed this I had a good o(q>ortunlty to watch night for the Birds came whrii corruption In Illlnola Boxing. rookie Frank Baumann, though Greensboro victory. Saip won the Mike Homa of Rye, N.Y., a one* a number of freshman players In action was little Luis Aparaclo of Smith came through with a fine'6:30 at the Elks Home >Vill be Park. The (Riurch League will play aeek to -windup Calder Cup spring, "but let’s not kid ourselves. nine-box to win the game by a sin- Coach Gil Hunt and his sharp- secoBd-haaemaii Freddie Marsh "Waleott made the Infefanea ha improving, haven't nailed down 1938 Inaugural - here and last time profeasional basketball play •etion. There were several stick- the Chicago White Sox. This fleet- twilight garnet while thr Rec final playolt aeries. We need a guy who csin )iit the gle . pin. The former champion shooting rifle squad. Tickets for tripisd la the hlath. But the might have Information concerning regular ap^. spring won the event for the fifth' er came. In with par 71. outs. The n>08t Impres-lve hitters footed Venezuelan covers plenty of League will perform the bases were empty snd If came Larivqe auffered a broken bone time. j . Several players expected to fig* long bail.” closed out with four straight the affair may be purchased from lights. Interested arMters are corruption In the boxing game In "Of courae, wain have to apot a were big Norm Sietarn of the New ground, haa a stiong arm and ia to aothing. Two California pros, _ Jimmy | ure prominently turned In dlaap- . General Manager Frank Lane marks to capture the fourth tilt I Charlie Lathrop, lOblB- Center 8t„ urged to contact Jim Herdic at the in hla left hand after acoring a thU county, so our office la In* pitcher here and there,’* Hlgglna a good hunter. He'll also give rival veatigaUng," said Frank Farlic,' as Clark of Los Angeles and Bill Cas pointing rounds. Art Wall of Po- got the idea and in exchange for catcher's a' headache, a.' well as and also chalked up four marks Tommy Conran, 4 Green Rd.. Nas- East Side- Rec. goal In the, Reds’ 4-2 victory over added In diacuaaing hla rotation sistant atate’s attorney: per Jr., of Chula Vista were In nomo Manor, Pa., had a 72, Mike utility man Pete Whisenant and a pitchers, when he’s on base. He pil In the final five, frames o f the fifth slff Arma, Gat(det Jewelers, Btd- tha Cleveland Barons here Wed plana. "W e’ll run into a acriei Jet Pilot WalcoU and llllnoU SUto Ath,* . where we’ll raat a fellow an extra third place, two shota behind Snead Souchak of Groasinger, N.Y., and few bills corralled Sauer from the fered 48 bases, Isat year writh and deciding game to pull out. the well’a Soda Sbbp and at the Elka COACH TOM KELLEY greeted nesday night. He said he didn’t Plastic helmets, worn by at 68. They were the only onea In Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex., had Chicago Cubs xwith the comment Mempliis in the Southern Assn. hard-fought triumph. Home on Blasell St. Deadline for clbee to 50 candidates for the know Just how he was injured. > letic Onnmiseloner Lou Ratfrimda/ day Or jump him ahead a day to jockeys at Ague Caliente, Bums Back Home, had m sharp debate on a telerialoo get him into a game. the field of 126' able to break 70 74s, Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga, Hank not only presented a long' The White Sox also displayed a ' Good Comeback securing a ducat la Monday at Manchester High baseball team The Barons will be trying to Mex., may, not be as eye- on the par 71 Starmoimt Forest and Bud Holsciter of Apple Valley, ball threat, but aa a rightrhanded fine looking prospect in third noon. ' Wednesday afternoon at. Mt. Nebo. keep Intact their record o f never show Tuesday night Walcott Mid . Rotation Obvlpoa . catching as a silk cap, but Meantime, Taggart dropped the Battle Yiinks Next he accepted the movte' rola of a Country Club. The coiirse’a 6,723 (Jalif., each had 75 and Bob Tositi swinger might couhter-punch some baseman Sam EspoaitoTvOna day I opening game to rival Stan The riflemen posted a fine 12 won The Indiana will dri)I dqlly. giving a visiting team the oppor "U k e Nixon agkinat the protect riders in case o f a yards were alow to dry out fol o f . Holyoke, Mass., and Henry of the southpaw pitdhers who have weather permitting. In preparatlqn A— tunity to stage a cup victory cele trainer becauee ha M t hSKlag Tankeea. Or George Suace against viewed Eaposito against top-fUght Hillnaki 127-115 before sweeping and two loet record in 1955 while spill. Ralph Smith smiles ap lowing a day long drenching Wed Cotton, the three-time British given the Cards, heavy with left- pitching and he collected four hits. ending the season with a six- for the home opener against Nor\ Brooklyn. April 18 (F)—The bration tn the aeveland Arena. should be t'(êaned up.” Washington. But as far as rotation proval. the next three 137-106,127-123 and World Champion Brooklyn Dodg nesday. Open champion, could do no better handed hitters, so much trouble. Wilith George Kell's back a ques match winning streak. The atreak wlch Free Academy at Mt. Nebo Ixiat Three Times Radslenda, president of tha Na la concerned it’s been pretty obvi* 145-119. 'the victor, who hiid de ers puflsd Into Ebbets Field today, tional Boxing Aasn., reindmd him Four others managed to break than 77. Hank took the hint. tion rnark the former Indiana Uni feated Jim McCuiry, young iGene has now reached 22 since the Monday, April 23. Kelley’s biggest asveland haa been beaten In the oua Back-to-Back Homers Indiana went undefeated in 16 dual needs are another stiu-ting pitcher,' and were given a day off to get set for appearing In the mbria aftor Sullivan waa the mainstay of versity star may crash the lineup. Yoet and veteran Ed 4CoVla In American Hockey League playoff In the past two days, he’s Although he isn't even on tha matches thla past aeason. The a third baseman and two out' tled before the weekend ceries flnals . three times—twice by Buf boxing had been "good** to him. the ataff last year with an 18-13 previous matches, came up with 15 with the New Ybrk Yankees. teamed with 'Stan (The Man) Yankee roster, like Siebern. Tony spares and three strikes for a shooters also won the CCIL for the fielders. falo and once by Indianapolis—^ Ferlic said tha mbpoena was not record and has a l.M earned run Manager Walt AUton and VI'e inatlgated by the fitato Commis average for 37 innings this spring. Rookie Siebern Reminds Fans Musial for )>ack';to-bac)t home runs Kubek has made the varsity on tha totah of 153 extra pin*. Hilinskl third straight year while setting but those series ended on the vtc- a new achool record ,>-of 927. SCHEDULED EVENTS next President B u n y Ba'.*as. huddled sion or Radsienda. He’ll open the season against -e a c h time off southpk' basis of his spring showing. Orig also had three atrikea 'and 13 tore’ rinks. Individual champion, 'Tom Baacler weekend, April 21-22, at the toi consider 'pleas from their farm The Oommiesloa today to to Baltimore Tuesday and be ready Wednesday they mobbed the C inally a shortstop, Kubek has been spares tor 101 extra pins In a los The triumphant aquad tradi Of Old Reliable Tom Henrich also shot a record-breaking 188 country club will include a 38-boIe clubs for plU’hora, but dscidsd the crosa-examine Jack ’Begun, vfitor* for a weekend turn against New Fire Bailer cago White Sox' Jack Harshmait shifted to the outfield by Stengel. ing cause. tionally drinks champagne from to overcome a 3-0 defleit. Yester ■core. All five Red and White gun Calcutta and quahfying round for Brooks ware tl.slr No. 1 concern an Chicagp fight managar, .oa hto ' Tork at Yankee Stadium. The' spring showing made What I saw of Kubek he looked Tonight’s pairings, all beat-of- the Calder Cup Immediately after rEBrt'ME LEAOt'E day they made up a 2-0 handicap good, although not of the same flve series, at 7:30 at the Y will ners. Co-(^ptains Jon Harrison the Qovernor'a Cup with medal Fish Stocked for DetfWy with AUton planning "to keep allegations that tho r o e ^ Ckriniit Porterfleld—acquired in the off' New Tork. April 13 t^-7-"Walt^he’ll hit for better average. He’ll by Herb Score has experts play governing both. Hie courae is the deciding game. Fakert* (3) on consecutive pitches by Billy and Bob Miller. Alan Ferris, Dave come of these kids around fbr Baaillo-Johnny Saxton waltor* season deal with Washington ~ predicting that the Cleveland mold as Siebern. find Smith and Taggart clashing Approximately ^ 40() fiah wera atxmktd In ..(he waters of tha Providence won the first three M c C e r t h y ...... » « M 101 338 until you get a look at Norm Sle' fool you With his speed, too. He’s Pierce snd the Cards went on to Nutter and Baacler all surpassed now open for dally play. awhile until I see whi.t develepa.' weight title fight was not ”ea tho has been the hardest w'orklng Correnll ...... 90 83 83 371 sophomore lefthander will for the crow n. nnd Lamoureaux games In the four-beBt-of-ee,ven- bem In action. He'll remind you f, fine nuuier for a big fellow. the previous Individual record Center Spriniga Annexlex todayMday by the Recreatieti and Park Dapart- up and up,” Begun made tha player 6t the Sox this spring to Burnett ...... *4 80 164 blaze through the American spore three In the 10th to nail the Best first year men in the Na and Hilinskl meeting to decide menu for the Fleh Derby tomorrow. Shown brior to releasing ms finals and could toko the RpMetto ...... *3 100 n o 293 ■core of 180. LEO DAY and Pat Bolduc plan charge in an amusement oirentor. earn the No. 2 assignment.- His of an old Yankee favorite, Tom Slebem batted only .il81 for League In 20-game strikeout Sox 5-2. tional League I aaw were first third glace. Smith, who haa also a neUull of fiah Is Ronnie Buckmlnatar (rf the Piurk Department. Don Bispltnghoff of Orlando, SIp by winning tonight. pirkey ...... 117 83 94 310 ousted Charlie Whelan, defending Broke School Record to pdrform with the Burneide Fla., was Invited to the Masters ' (Cleveland haa won the O ip se'v- ER A is 2.03 for 31 Innings. L.ast R tV O M ...... — — 83 83 my (Old Reliable) Henrlch. Birmingham in 1953, but walloped style. That kind of swinging could put baseman-outfielder Frank Robin In the background are Johniiv McBride and Rac. Supt. Jim Har- champion, Edgar Bralnard and Cy Connecticut High School and Dov(ft]ettea who are organizing for golf tournament as a rqsuU of win' an Umee in 80 y e a i^ m o r e then .*11)0 Preaknoss Stakes to named year's record: 10*17. So spoke Ekldle Glennon, gen 21 home runs and. drove in 89 runs, Sauer In left field opening day at son of Cincinnati, recond baseman their 10th softball season. Day will dlc. ■ McBride vrill supply ftveyrlzea for the Derby which it open T o U l t ...... 473 463 "479 1418 eral manager of the Blrmlii.qham Giorgettl. another former title- State -Junior championa for the Ding the 1955 North and ttouth any other club. Providence la after a horse that wen tha Dinner Bretver (11*10) looked good T a b s (31 . 4 *Td rate Siebern another .Hen- Cincinnati against the Redlegs' Don Blasingame of the Cardinals to ell ypungatere between the ages Of one end 16. FeUiera will holder, has averaged a fine 121.8 in third consecutive year the locals ■be making hla Brst appearance qaekiag Its fouqh title. Btakea a^ Plmlioo In 1870. against the Yankees and in a bril* Llchuts ...... » » M 330 club in the Southern Assn, i^dle rich," Glennon said. "He’s just the ace lefty, Joe Nuxhall. Even be and second baseman Charlie Neal with the East Hartford softballera be ellowed to eaalat their children. . Fiah must be.raglaterad ba- lunateur. X . OilVA ...... w 3ft 284 11 games. The Htllnskl-Lam* also twice broke the echool record V Ilant duel with the Philadelphia 'IS should know. He had Slebem for a type for Yankee Stadium. He'll Jackson Looks fore Hank joined in the power qnd leftfielder Gino Clmoll o f tha tween 8 a.m. and 12 noon. The 0 . O lt v a ...... 77 89 7ft 341 oureaux match could be a close one before hitting the Jackpot in the while Bolduc is etartlng his fifth Phils’ great' Robin Roberts in . re* Prokolktn ...... lift 104 102 331 full year. TTiat wax in 1953 before partnership with Musial, Hutchin Dodgers. Robinson, a burly Negro, put plenty of balls Into those near CCIL championship match. The campaign. ' , Derby will open at dawn and ow)t dnysi L o w S c o r e ...... 88 80 82 24ft Norm went Into the Army for a by right field seats. He's got son admitted he had an edge over haa one of the toughest Jobs in since the rlvale have averaged a all fishing must he done frori^ Handicap .. • a ...... 10 10 10 30 Indians fired 916 against Farm Nixon (12*10) will be ready to two-year hitch. everything, including dlsposlton To Early Win slumping regular jy p Repulski. baseball trying to move Ted Klus- respective 120.7 and 119. Stan haa the bank. One flih will rolled 14 games, two more then ington and 911 against Woodrow WOMEN'S BOWI.1NG League open the New Yoric series in his T o t a l s ...... 478 487 447 1411 Unfortunately, Y a n k e e fana and character. Rookie Jackie Brandt, also In on zewaki off first base. As a result, will hold its annual banquet to limited to each contestant. A rê of Yankee tamer (He’s beaten his worthy opponent. Wilson. will have to wait a while before "The Yankees will have to make Wa.ahington, April 13 (.D --Tom the battle for an outfield berth In Manager Birdie Tebbetts has shift morrow night at 7 o’clock at the to ta r o f 2.710 fiah were alio them eight o f 11 times In two ladlacrM t (4) they can judge for themselvea. The room for him. They can’t play four a bid to make the majors from ed Robinson to the outfield where Other members wrho played Garden Grove. Awarding of prizes relea-ted in Center . Springe B a ld y a a ...... 8S my (Hurricane) Jackson, whose MEN'S TOI'BNA.VENT years).” 34 3R 264 22-year-old .Slebem, whose spec outfleldera and he's going to be Class D In three years, whacked a his big bat will come in handy, Seml-FIsalii major roles In tha tsam’s fabulous will highlight the night'a program. Pond. General (iahtqg will ’Tm pretty encouraged by Kl^machmldt ...... 83 89 82 264 free-swinging style has exhausted success the past two years and n H llln P kt ...... 100 MW 81 267 tacular spring training hitting ea- there — barring Injuries." double in the winning rally off Wally Post nnd Gua Bell arc two ■mlt)< ...... 99 12S 1*7 etart Saturday nobn and will many A domestic fighter, cxpres.sed Lamoureaux .. V* 14* 104 -115 Parnell’s shon^hig,” Higgins says. F. Hillnekt ...... 8* 37 89 ?74 tabllshed him as an almost cer Hits Southpaw Pitching Morrle Martin as the Cards made sound clubbers and Robfhson may wbo will attend the banouet run every day. (Special permle- "He’ll go in there somewhere if L o w S c o r e ...... 78 78 81 237 little interest today over wearing Wednesday include Bill Handler. tain sure-shot to open the season Siebern made Eddie look' good down England's Johnny VVi)liama it four, atralght over the Sox make it a fearsome threesome in Tszzart ill) 137 137 14ft iion as been received .to fish he can keep coming along as he the outer pastures. Steve Plckroan, Dick Thoreell. Rock’s Retirement T o t a l * ...... 434 « 4 " i s in left Held, still la sidelined by a with hla fine all-around play In the in their 10-round heavyweight Vlneân Bend Mizell, (Jordon RllTnikt ...... 137 104 123 118 St Center’s One weel. before haa been. CbM illly <41 knee Injury caused,' when he exhibitions before he got 'hurt. A Both Neal and (jimoli may open Larry Harmon, Bill Breadheft and Lupacrlilnn...... 83 83 scrap tonight. Jones and Larry Jackson gave the the official • opening day. "Baumann still can be better. 81 247 the sea^-tn aa regulars. Neal ia the Don Race, JV coach. Report in 30 Days Sibrtnii ...... 78 78 93 343 crashed Itno a fence In st. Peters long, lean lefthanded hitter, he "I think maybe I'll hit him Pale Hose seven hits, but shut Norm SlebernN ' FORD MAY SPfcAK (Herald photo). > We’U have to wait and see on B o l c l i ...... 88 90 109 392 burg, Fla. batted over .300. More important down,” Jackson said uith a grin. them out after ttie second inning. ■ best looking rookie In Brooklyn Mandheater. April 13 (A*)—Tne him.” Prenllce ...... 104 111 (0 2 .317 Glennon’s discourse on )Ua boy half of hla 14 hits were made York Yankees and Don Buddin of spangles since Jac'-lo Robinson . Miami I la., April 18 lAh C r a n d a ll ...... 114 104 118 .336 "Maybe pretty early.’’ It was a day of home run hit Ctonnectlcut Professional Golfers WIESLER TO PITCH against lefthanded pitching. the Boston Red Sox. Siebern not came up' a dec.ide ago. Neal may HeavyAelght champion Rocky HALT IN FRONT RE-TIRE NOW WITH FIRESTONE TIRESl Jackson ia a heavy favorite to ting. The New York Yankees and Assn. (PGA) expects to have Doug Total* ...... 473 466 S03 1440 Casey Stengel, Yankee manager, only impressed me but hia perfor- be the rookie of the year in the Marciano vot't have anything to STAB qu its GRID unfortunate accident. whip Williams. 29-year-old former the Cleveland Indians each col Ford. National PGA champion, as Washington, April 13 (Ah—The Great Minor Leaguer hasn't committed himself on manc was so good that Managr senior circuit. Cimoll could be the say about hia rtimorcd retirement Uwrence, Kans. (NEA) — As a >• 1 British Empire heavyweight lected four while winning their its speaker at the annual Spring Washington Senators will send Mlrbcle andos. Norm Zauchin, Karl Olson, 24-year-old Hurricane from Long after Mickey McDermott and Jim last night. / Hpbenntrrlt ./...k ... no. - 92 96 398 prospect. He can throw pretty stop position. Klaus was credited Blasingame played well when I nd.won only 15 by one-run mar Charlie Maxwell and George Wil Island. In Washington, where Konstanty hiid blown a 6-0 Yank ^ ______^blskl ...... n « 80 84 230 good, can run pretty fast, and can last year with lifting the Sox up watched hlr.i in St. Petersburg NO MONEY DOWN! BUDGET gins last year. "We led the Amer' ...... 92 son. But Siebern could be a better lead. Wally Post smacked a three- K u a m ik . . M 99 hit pretty hard and can cover -William.'!' training appearances by the boot straps and pacing and is a Card of the future. The lean League in runs scored,’’ says Jacob* ...... 100 106 100 ss hitter than any of them. He may nave stirred up a bit more hope run homer off McDermott, pitch manager BuOky Harris, ’hut we M c C a n n ...... 103 99 106 not have the tremendous power of ground pretty good." ing for the first time since struck them into the thick of the pen y o u n g e r muy wind up as the No. That's pretty good praise coni' fori,jhe underdog from abroad, the j evidently didn't score enough." Total* ...... 631 " i i s 43ft 14M Dropo, Zauchin or Triandoa hut by food poisoning last Friday. nant fight until the final three 1 shortstop. ing from a pretty good manager. talk'Hs more like 2-T; weeks of the seison. To beat out 'Tiie aforementioned players Jackson, weighing about 194, Oolavlto Hits Pair in Our 12th Year Serving SpoHên Everywhere Rookie Rocky Colavlto smacked Klaus, Buddin has to be good. The were the best first year men I will g i ^ away a few pounds to freshmi n is a long ball hitter, a Mewed in spring training. Willlam.sNbut at six feet 2’ i will two of the Tribe’s homers, but the NEW DE LUXE SUPER / Last Night ^8 Fights have a cohnle of inches' advan Indians didn’t snare the New York tage in height and reach. Giants until the 11th when Jim If the flghv\goes the distance,. Constable forced (Jolavito home Veterans Pitted Against Youth WEDDINGS Minneapolis — Glen Flanagan the decision wfll be awarded on by walking (Jhico Carraaquel'. Vic A Preview of 1354, St. Paul, outpointed Don the basis of 10 p^nts to the win Wertz and Bobby Avila got , Uie, Mason, 136. Milwaukee, 10. Del ner of each round and nine or other homers as Cleveland endril the series with on 11-8 edge over In Basketball Playoff Contest FORMAL DANCES Flanagan. 156, St. Paul, outpointed fewer to the lo.ser, acoxjrding to the CHAMP the Giants. Abe (^ z , 157, Chicago, 10. mai-gin, they'll rerclvA 10 apiece Gene Freese also walloped a paii- Los Angeles—P 1 m a Barajas, for an even round. Once again the battle plUingYSlate and Eastern and American I ALL FUNCTIONS 120ti. Tijuana, Mexico, outpointed of homers, with his second giring Pittsburgh a 2-1 decision over youth and stamina against age i League veteran) will start lip front 1st LIN E Joey Benson, 120, Columbus, Ohio, and experience will unfold -Satur-1 for Coach George Mitchell's club, 10. 5na.'2]«70aaaaaaaa1 8 a 4 5 * •„* * • • I BAG TEE.<4 San Bruno, C.-.lif„ April 13 \/P) Landy to Coinpele' i E S S ® 1 50-YARD SPINNING LINE ■t 8.00 15.34.80...... 2 3 .9 9 .... NOTHING T O ^ N D i • 1 PRACTICE PUTTING CUP 7aS0 X . 16 s a a a a a a . 23a75 e a a a a a a e 20a19 * • * * • • T r a i n e r Noble 'nireewltt’s 2i Dod ge ra-Oh i canor t , 8.26 '15'...... a .36.2:). .. 2 4 .9 9 ...... 1 . 4 3 namesake, a thoroughbred named, III . 26—friantn»Dodgf ra Phis! Two Coast Runs 27—(xianta-Dodgpra \ CLOSEOU'TS ON LURES and PLUGS. : ' O Q # * '1 AWAY FOR — WE Noble Choice, ended the trginer's 1 FULL FOLDING RUSTLESS win streak a> nine straight is he Jaa# (REG. to'$1.60. NOW Each 4JTW dOLF CART. , , New York, April 13 (A*)—The 2— Yankpoa-Dclroit HAVE ever yth in g / ran third in the first race at Tan- I way has been cleared for John 3— YAnke<'a-Deiroii TUBELESS NEW DE LUXE CHAMPION foran yesterday. > I Landy, the world's fastest mller, 9—Yankera-t'lpvaland REG. $11.00 TUBULAR GLASS FLY TUNELESS SUPER CHAMPION ThreewUfs s -eak. which start- ' 10—yankfpa-nVVBland (Thehe Sets Available For Men and Women) Tire List .Sale. Price* Fed.Tax RIGHT IN STOCK ^ i..t ,... 1 •.------to run in two races on-the Pacific 16—DodK(*ra>MllwAuk*^ OR SPINNING RODS .... ;$ 6 .9 5 size IT^Do^Sgrra^Mllwankfe ■^dize Tire List Sale.Price* Fed.Tax ‘‘There never waa*.^ny question ^ 23—Dodg<‘ra-('incmpatl 6.40 X ..27.85...... !B.48.*'...«*-l-08 24 —DodgprM^lndtnPutl TAPERED FLY LINES...... 1 . ONLY $5.95 *?°*‘^* w** n*med in the j of our desire to have this fine ama* 30™I>»dgfraÎ*hilRdrliphia 6.70 % . .29..')0...... 1 9 .9 9 ...... 1.24 ^,70 X. 15...... 2,2.15...... 17»99. ..•••. .1^4 !! r Jui by* owner Robert | teur Sthlete, this world figure ap- j DRY AND WET FLIES ...... ONLY 2 for 29® July IMPORTED TENNIS RACQUETS! I 7.10 X ...32.35,...... 22.99 ...... 102 7.10 * 15...... ,24.25...... 1 9 .9 9 ...... 1.22 • , , 1 pear in this country," said Presi- i -Yankcra^WaBhincffton to get No. ident Carl Hansen of the Amateur 7—(sianta-Hlttahiirgli Many modtls qf Wilson. Spoltfng. Rawlingi bosn- 7.60 X . .35.45...... 25.99... ;?■ "but now that Athletic Union on hia arrival hire 6—»land FULL 25%0 OFF (While They Laell 8.00/8,20 X 15...39.45. 2 7 .4 9 . f...... l .88. little*’’ ^ relax a | yeaterday. from LoS Angeles to 15— Yankfea-Thlcago M l glovns 'marknd down 25*/o! R e m e m b e r ! ja. ’’ ’ I attend a weekend meeting of the 21— YankoBB-KUmBaa CUty 1 _ y®'en*‘Wa. top rider i u.S. Olympic Committee. 22— Yankc«*a*Kani«ap tJtty ONE LOT b a se b a l l and SOI^BALL $ ONE I.OT ONLY. • 28—I>»dgBrj*-Chlcago 1.00 3. *Exrhaage price with jrecuppable Hire. here with 36 wins waa suspepded think we- can say for sure 29—Dodgrra-Chlcafo BATS. Reg. up to $4.09 each. Special. Each NAME BR.4ND AMERICAN TENJilS BALLS, When the otxasion (»lls for five day, beginning Sat.()iâyt,(Jrdi Landv will i.vace here. .jWe PRESSURE PACKED. ONLY ...... Per Can of for careless riding coming away I AugsM OFFICIAL LEATHER BASEBALL ■ 98® have ironed out the difficulty by , 4—poilaei»-Sl. I»uif for formal, wear— from the gate in the sixth fa ce cable." .'V—Dodecrs-Sl. L.ouls' SIDEWALL TIRES AT PROPORTIONAL LOW PRICES! Wednesday. The Australian school teaehet^ 11—Yankeeu-Baltlmor- 12—Yankcce-Baltlmnre ACCESSORIES FOR EVERY SPORT - FOR EVERY SPORTSMAN ' will-run a mile in the University IS—Giants-PIIUbUrch of Southern C!a'Ilfomia relays at 19—(;iants-Plt(aburzh 'RENT IT AT Exiiibilion Baseball Los Angeles May 5 and the West 2S—Y «nk-eii-!''hica(Co 2S—S'e'nkccu-Dctroli“ oU Coast Relays at Fresno, Calif., K Thursda.v’a Results f May 12. .. 'Heplemlwr 1—tllantft-Dortzers Boaton (A) 6, Philadelphia (Nj ■ Negotiations for Landy’s ap 3—thantii-Dodfrra pearance in this country originally S—Dodzcru-Ulsnls aevslM ll tAJ, 8, New York (N) tvere' carried on by private, parties.i n—Oxlzcrs-Olants OF MANGHESTER IS—Dod*er*<1ilcazrt 7 (llffin fn g a ir I The AAU said any* invitationa for IS—DodfeTu-CIncInnall , New Yqrk (A l 8. ChneinnaU (N) foreign athletes to compete in the ,3J—rUsnle-Plilladelphla h iHSSIFFAiniS C(l. — /“ . i 7 7. United States had* to go through 33—<1 lanls-Phl lartel p)iia 164 WEST MIDDLE ’TPÊ.^j - ^ PHONE Ml:94100 » —Yankeru-Boslon Wttsburgh (N ) 2. Kansas (Jlty its otganlzatlons. a 30—Yankcee-Boeum ''House of Sports*' » / (Al 1 (10 innings). "W o itlll must go through the Team on left denotes )ioni« i«am. Ml 9-1447 HOURS: 7 A, M.-lO P. M. -OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL 6 P: M; MEN'S St. Loulf (N) 5, Chicago (A) 2 normal routines—but this, can be OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTQ ^ ■■■ ,' ' I. • . ■ " t ■ ■ . t! ______t H O E S (10 innings). done after the fact, so. to speak.” SUrtlng Hmes’ 1015 MAIN ST. n r MAIM Bropklyn.'iN) 7, Baltimojrs (A ) said Hansen who added that cablea Dodgers aiA iGtants fr— Bat“ • •1 :i0 —p.n>.' —Bun. 8:00 WBDOH PMSSWi 2. ■ : ;, had bees.exchanged y/itn the AAU i i MUwsukM (N) T, Dstm t (A) B. o f AUB^|FgH6- 8:00'p.m.-gun 8:00 p.'m. ■ j f 7.‘iy ;1t ■■-.I'. ,1 P-- .■l' / . * 4' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1956 PAQ^NlNETm

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1956 PACfc EIGHTEEN ArUdsB Fsr Bate >46 Bstaaaica WBiitdNi S6«A' ONE FLOOR damonatrator Baay URGENTLY NEEDED, by famllir CAPE OOD-r7( Barry Bd. (ReUIng PRACTICALLY NEW OPEN HOUSE MoviiiK-—T m ckint Btip Waated—O laleS# rORTERFUBCO’S HCT 8UPFLT, ADMIRAL totovMan r a f B X ^ BE BURE AND lE E Um Plycratt * Captain Outboard Day Ctulaar, automaUc waohor, fully guar- of Uiroo, 4 or 8 room ront, Tol. Park). Oaragw porch, aluminum AutoaoblloB for Sale ' S to r s g t 30 now locatad at Route 8 and Chapel record pleyer, 878. Mey Ae WANTED GOOD HUMOR Rd., South WindBor. nm to East 41R "Parker 8L efter^ I fibor-glaaa covorod, at Bar aiitootf. attracUvo prlco., Kamp’a, MI. 847r aRor 4 p.m. comblnaUon. Shown by appoint- 6 Room Cape With Two Baths SATURDAV AND SUNDAY 1*4T PONTUC 4-Ooor itdaii- 8pot- Hartford Dthrs-In Thsatar. Open atow'a, Juat north of OfHca. Inc. Ml. 8-8880. monL MI. 9-9970. No agents. Hot water, oil hast, plastared walls, - '6 P. M. iMf black, driven only 9>,000 MANCHESTER Package Dtlissry. Man for,our press room. Flrst’and a WANTED—Two or three room storm saah anB acreena. Near bus ClassifM Lsgbt truckliw and package dettv. • third shift/ Apply ICECREAM dally 8-8, Tuesday, Thureday and $ALE-88 1-8% ott ow^BO pattans Alao M' crulaor and 8 IT modala furnished - cottage for ..rellsblo milea. See and drive UiU car Sun Friday nlghta 7 .8 p.m. " in the Blua Ribbon coQ4ctloa book, —from 1988. Alao all tha now 1966 i SPECIALS FAMILY HOME aavpn room colon and school. .. WALES ROAD, ANDOVER day if we have it by then. For a try RefngeAtore. waahqra add Oonipiste insurance program and Driver Sslesmeh—needed for p i^ y . Write Box AB, Horald, ial with Bunporch, apaclou* rooms specialty Foldii« other- employe benefiU cheeter cuetomera can-^call JA. Wa also bandit toxtura paint. It Evinrudeo, 8 to 80 h. p. Bar- Adwrtiseimnt aecond c a r. ifa beauUful. Brun etove movirc estabUshed territories in your makta old coOinga look Ilka now. atow’a, phono MI. 9-7884. Torino— A D knuL Aefrioerator good condiUon, all uUliUea, oil ■ MANCHESTER . :Taks a good crIUcal look at this chaire for rent. Ml. 84788. 8-8381 and we will bring order Regular 8849. — Now $899. WANTED—tSro or three room three badroom ranch and you’ll aas CLASSIFIED ADVT. ner’s Packard, TalcottvUle. Open \ SPENCER vicinity. Sales car garaged and home with ua et 8 p.m. to ~ Qroan Paint and WaUpapor Go., Trades. Alao Industrial Mouldad turntahed apartment. Priyat* en heat, garage, double lot with fruit trees and garden epace. 11,800 ASSOCIATES REALTORS tha type of coristrucUen, with foa- Sunday # to *. RUBBER PRODUCTS tO. operated frbm loading depot In Spruce St. next to Manchaatar Knlttlna Mills Pacaahlps. ' NORGE REFRIQERATOR trance and bath. Middle-aged turea for “llvabUlty'' that you want DEPT. HOURS CHAPEL ST. at tha Orton. Opoa from 9!a.m. • Regulariy $489 — New 1389. bachelor. Writ* Bm; B, Herzdd. down for veterans. Call Barbara PHIL HAUUN BEFORE TOO BUY a uaed car Patntinf—Paperinc 21 your immediate ares. No opar* 19 FT. OUTBOARD cabin crutsar, Woods Agency, MI. 9-7791. in your home. ' F.H.A. approved. 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 9 p.m. MI. •-•831 83,300 down. Full price 913,800. See Gorman''Motor Saiea Bulck PAINTINO—Exterior and tntertor, PIN EpTS wanted. Apply Manches. ating expense or experience ,ra- LlTssMck—Vehicles 42 custom buUt of % inch ctdar and ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR THREE ROOM apartment urgenUy Sales and Service, 8(8 Main 1968 ADMIRAL uprtoht froosor. Regrilarly 8319 — Now (179. Othera available,. papcrhangtng, ccUlnge reflntehed. ter Howling Green. Cell MI. quired. Above .-•.verage sam - coppar rivatad. 88 h.p. Bvtnruda needed by older lady. Baal ot rot- MANCHESTER GREEN CHARLES LATHROP COPY CLOSING TIME street. MQ. 8^71. Open evenings 8-4883." WE BUT OOWB, eelyaa epd beef Uaod four montha, alio an oU-gaa motor. Both new 1986. Asking arencaa. MI. 9-4981. MI. 94884 Wallpaper books on requsst. Esti ings, ItospUalisatton and bonus ADMIRAL RANGE Three bedroom ranch. BlrqH Mtch- REIMER CONSTRUCTION mates given. Fuhy Insured, Ed- cattle.------Alee ^ becaaa. I Plala ~ Btovo. CaU MI. 9-7901. 81,900. MI. S4089. Regulariy 8488 f Now 8809. f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANY OLDER cars, good trans- FULL aervice atetlon et- arrangement. <)usllflcatlons: TeL ML 8-740S. WANTED-VicIntty of Washington *n cabinet, dliposai, ceraimle tUa EARL ROHAN CO. , portauon. Cars that can’t be seM ward R. Price. Ml. 8-1008. STORE for ■ala> MI. 1-7488 MON. THRU FRI. tendent. _ d pey. Insurance and dependable^ sober, coopera nXTURBS M e ^ O S H BOAT CO. ’ UNIVERSAL RANGE School, two or thraa room htatad bath, ganiga. Ii8,900. * COVENTRY, PI. 3-988t from the street Look beMaiTOilfr tenefita. See Mr. Countart, chalra, otc. CaU MI. Rkgulariy 8899 — Now |1M PAINTINO______AND paperhanging. other frtni. tive with a ple'aking personal- 88 OAK ST. fMrtment. Mother and ten year PORTER STREET eecUon, five X , 10:80 A. M. Office. Douglas Motors. 888 MStn. Repair or new work. First clasi Quey at Moi arty Brothers.^Center P o o llr r and SopplIcB 43 94889. Id daughter. Ml. s-stos after 4. WARREN E. HOWLAND BOLTON — Ranch, tour rooma. Ity. ' DEEP FREEZE RANGE REALTOR room Cape, with garage. In ex Large living room with picture SA^D A Y 9 A. M. FORD 1W4 Victoria, radio, hdater. work at reaaonable rates. Ray St. BABY CHICKS and turkey poults. FOUR INSIDE panal palntad Over'60 New Boats Regularly $889 — Now 9119 p.m. cellent condiUon. Good neighbor mond Fisks. Ml. 8-8237. MI, 8-1108 Ml. 9-9001 window. Aluminum comnnatlea Fordomatoc white walls,/ two WANTED—AlertXyoung man for APPLY DAILY ‘ Little and McKinney, lnc.« 18 doora. Two ragular alao two In Stock WANTED—Five room unfumlehed hood, convenient location. Call Ml. windows and acreona. Flroplaca, rotnt ooop^xôN wax tone point One owner Car/Excel Woodbrldge S t.., cIooobolM. Bathroom aink. 83 Nor. | Includinr Low Priced CHAMBER’S FURNITUR^ 8-8(88. BE AMTlKaATED PAINTING and paper hanging. No factory work wi;h some experg rent in nice location. Two adults, low taxoa- largo tot. Small down lent cojidition. McOure Pontiac ]oh too emaU. Free estlmatea. Call ience in truck drl' ' Steady ------jop GOOD HUMOR wood St. aftar 8. Aluminum Boats •01 East MiMl* Turnpike on* school ’ ago rhtId.\CH. 7-8188. SPRING SPECIALS payment. VA and FHA approved. MI. #-4848. ' at the Oraon THREE FAMILT,.V9ILT,,V9ry ' esntraJ, Priced $10,800. Gastim-WUkla Gilbert Fickett, Ml. 3-8982. with progressive fii Good atari- ArUdiB For Sale 45 COW MANURE, |8 and $10 loads 80l o c ^ of w t ^ r d motors .After 7 p.m. JA. .7-8880, good condiUon . S-O-e. -^ rlto n W: Ing rate with Ihcrea es. All bene- c o r p o r W io n salty Co., Ml. 9-4889, MI. 94791. DiolMI3-5rZ1 1982 PACKARD 4 door sedan. doHverod tor lawns and* gardona. new Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.tn. dally B^NT^Xl—Four room apartment, Six room ranch, on* Mock off Hutchins. MI. 9-8188, 9^4994. PAINTING. floor fits. Maqdhester En kaving, Inc., r o y a l a n d MI. 8-7804, Ml. 9-1281. | Coma and aoa the new Ultramatic, radio, hSater, Com ;Bd floors BmttUOonea port- centrally located in Manohostor. Covtnlry Laks. Tbre* bedrooms, VERNON—Brand new BV4 pletely overhauled. / Guaranteed. sanding and . t e s r s s 25 JAMES ST. N ^ HAVEN abis and otandard typawttton. CLOSE-OUT on 4 new Lewyt nice corner.lot. Vacant. Sailing for FOR 99,800. FOUROURroom home hom< refinished &ptchins, MI. SILENT SEWING matdiine, a m Topper Outboard Cruiser cleaners. Naod room. 889.18. Bar- .U^gonUy needed. MI. 8-8688 after plus attachsd garage, hot water ranchDh with two car Jhaaement ga- Me and drive this car Sunday. 9-293T. Y O U l^ MAN. Preferably mar AU makae o( adding machineo 9 p.m. ? 99,800. Bxcallant terms avallablt. rage.e. BeauUful kitoHen and dlnnw O^n till 8. Brunner's Psekard, sold or rented. Repairs ea - aU chair thrae phonographs, two for Complete Stock—Paints, Hardware, atow'a. MT. 8-7334. Invaatlgat* this ona soon. hast, oil, could qualify far OI. area.a, with view,------living room^ wtm . Lost and Pound 1 ried. High School educawn, to Hetp Wanted— makea, MattoW’s. cylinder record*, on* for round I , Glue*. Etc. Suburban. Call The Ellsworth Mil- Talcottvllle. ' . A-l PAPERING and pSinUng. Free learn phaae of photo e n ^ v in g ONE—USED 6’ WeaUnghouao re raised hearth ' Ureplae*. Three rOXWD A place where you can eetimatee. all, work âranteed. Male or Female 37 $100 RtiWARD for six room house Nsw houass in Hsbran just ovar ten Agency, Realtor. Ml. 34880, bedrooma 918,900. Madeline Smltht WANT TO aUY A\CAR and had with rapidly growing firm. Excel MARLIN .23 lever action rifle, rocorde. ------X — ----- McINTOSH BOAT CO. frigerator—awall for cottage tha Bolton Town Lino. IWo avsll- or Mra. Meyer, MI. 9-6834. secure a complete line of knittinc Call MI. 9-1373. lent starting rate and good oj^r- COUNTER WORK — part or full used once. Mosaberg 20 gauge SIEBERT CARRIAGE, convertible open 9-9 DaUy MI; 9-8103 clean, $40.- Baretow’e,- ■ -nT9-7;MI. 9-7884. or codSge. Call MI. 9-9901. Realtor; MI. 9-1843. ' yams and accessories, stamped your creditUNned down? Don'.; sUe, both (our roomt. Baaomont give up, see “Honest'* Douglas. timlty for alert man. A.B.C. Photo time. Apply In person. Sandwich three shot, bolt action. Mossbarg to car bod, good condition. Roa- WANTED—Five or six room house garage, tlreplaces. Priced In th*| 911,(00 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot BOLTON ~ Three bedroom ranch,, mods, embroidery cottons and Gravure Supply Corp., Elm St.' Nook, 999 Main St. .22 caliber seven shot - semi-auto aonable. MI. 9-4399.’- 8H CU FT.. KELVINATOR ‘rotrif • water heat, full shed dormer,- on* tatUnc threads. At Tour' Yam 838 Main. Not a finance company Bonds—Stocks erator, like new, three y * i^ old,. Rural location preferred. Ml 818.000 bracket. Oood FHA mort 'fireplace, plastered , walla, hard plan. ' ____ matic. MI. 9-0545. Dismonto—Hatch! . .1 8-8998 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m gages avsllabla. aero, eweoplng vtaw, suburban Shop,. 80 Cottdce St. Phone MI, MoiigaRcs 31 STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, exper THREE PIECE living room aet, | 998. Sh ' FrtgidAlre rMrigerator, Carllon W Hutchins. MI. 94193, wood floor*, haaement gange, K- •-2S5S. -IMMEDIATE ienced. Five days, paid vacation $48. Three piece bedroom aot, $80. Jewelnr 48 eight 'years old, 138. 17*’ Consol* ..acre lot, garden. $14,900. Can 1848 CADILLAC 4 door sedan. NOTICE BUILDERS—We are now YOUNG COUPLE with five montha "Vernon Street — For the party 9-4994. owner. Ml. (-7070. Black spoUess, hydramatle, radio, 81.000 COSTS 833.35 montMy ahd and holidays, paid inaurance. Bx- booking orders for machine cut Televielon set, $88. KenmorS wash LDONARD W. YUOT. Jowalor, n- television, $48, excellent ptetura. otd baby need tour or five room looking (or a large (our bedroom LOST—Brown clutch bas contain that's all. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA SALES OPPORTUNITY ellent salary. Ml. 9-5373. ing' machine, 838. Baby-BuUer, 84. Call MI. 9-0710 after 4. in( wallet with Important papers, heater. Priced for a quick sale. stone, 4’’ bed. 8" to •’’ height. 1* pUra, arijusto watchea axpartly. unfurnished apartment or amaU room. I ^ T TOLLAND Also a 1847 Cadillac sport coupe;- and Cl ftancing a specialty with to Z\i' long, covers 40 aq. ft. par All in good condition. 78 Union St. Raaaonahia pilcaa: Open dally. hou8*. Reasonahla.-Ml. 8*9088. tn aU, axtra large lot, clooo ta offle* u d boma. Toni noma, Finder please call Ml. t-8874.. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, Increased demand for the OFIGCE, SALESGIRLS, cashiers, ton. Sawed bed edge 3“ Md, 8' to GAS 6TOVE, gas rofrigarator, ■teani bakt, oU, flroplaba, two extra clean,- black. All equipped, high quality heating aervice we rccMvlng room help. Pull and Thuraday avaninga. 139 Opruca clean, cxcellant condition. 'Solid Buckloy ochool, Th* *'aa to" pric* If you canjuao two badrooma, priced right. Just drive, you can’t 1 Lewie St.-, Hartford, Conn. 8■’ high. 1’ to 8«4' length cover* Rtrabt. Ml. 9-48tt. is only 119,600. Houao naoda oil bathrooma two-car garaga, larga andId lik* a full ao] diniMf Offer makes it important to p a rt\im e work. Apply King’s aq. ft. per ton. Thin wall stone, TIRE SALE walnut dressing table. ..Ôdd end lot Anplo parMng. Mortgagao ar> AaiiooncOBicnta hear the motor run. It's soooo t^ in a sateaman at once. Man 70 Fsinns And Land For Sale 71 buriior, conereta, floor In baaomont . bomajr Uv> nice. Brunner's Packard. Open Cheney Mills, Pine and C oo^r heavy wall atone random, Bolton 600-16 ...... $12.45 tables. Call MI. 9-1840. and a little paint' to make it a nlca rarig*d.'A raal bkrgaln.’ For ap-l ..YMOUTH CLUB coupe, MOR^TLOCK’S—Manchester's lead Business Optwytiinities 32 selected will be sent to our Hill SU 670-15 ...... 114.70 in c o m e t a x prepared by ex Sunday, 8 to 8. llo, heater, in wonderful condi- ing driving school. Professional veneer stone, slate flagging. Bol Fuel and Peed 49-A SMALL FABM. 44 acres, eight horn*. pointmtnt call Gaorg* L. ddMiSni factO^ training school. This ton Notch Quarry, Call Ml. 9-0817. 710-15 ...... 818.M perienced tax consultant■ t P( Person- lon throughout. Small down pav- teaching by a ekllled, courteous DRESSMAKING and alteration es will IM a permanent position, CHROME KITCHEN aet table and room house. For quick aal* call id or business. Can Frank Farl- DE CORMIER MOTOR instructor. George Morttock. MI. I SEASONED FIREPLACE and four chairs, 938. Call tft. 94808. Will lame StraatT-^New ranch now at onca to sea thia Immaculato 1064 ment, easy weekly or monthly MELODY RADtO-rT.V., piMmo’a tablishment. Excellent clientele. with drawing account, group Situations Wanted—^ FIRSTS GUARANTEED furnaca wood, fio per load, MI. PL 3-aS37. under conetructlori. Many axtra doai. ML S-asiS. terms. Douglas Motor, 333 Main. 9-7388. Iriatructor-Consultant for Owner moving out of state. Con life Insurance, health and acci cuatom buUt quality riamh. Pidl SALES SAYS: / Mancheater.X Night callsv Guaraatetd aervice. ’’emale 38 Guaranteed New Treads 9-1889. featuree. Only 818,900 and it will MANCHESTER cellar, plaatorod walla, braaatway, ta M380. tact. Ml. 9-1210. dent Inaurance, quota bonuses (00-19 ...... 97.95 I ’o OI. If you wish, atop by and aa* in c o m e t a x prepared. Room 1958 CHEVROLET two door. 1931 and other benenta. If you hava Notice to Blinders MnstctI Imtniuiciita 5.$ Roinsn For Sale 72 two cair gar$go and IH aera ptet. aOTA, 68 East Center St. Monday “IF IT S A FINE CAR YjOO’RE Chevrolst aedan. Fufly equipped, LARSON'S bRlVlNa School, EXPERIENCED typist deeiree to 970-18 ...... 89.98 ha builder, Phil Finley and ha I Immtdiato occupancy. ‘ Saturday, JO a.m. to 8 Manchester's ohly trained and the abilityltv\t( Xfo meet and talk do typing at home. Work picked Notice la haraby given that 710-18...... 99.98 I HAT, 900 BALES. Good quaNty. MUSIC Inatrumontal, raital. Oom- will give you a “Cook’s Tour" o(| Bxcallant location ntar buz AFTER, t h e n SEI^/TOESE. brapd new tires. Douglas Motors, Help Wanted—Female 35 convincingly to home owners GREEN MANOR^— aovon room ■ BroU, MI. 8-8812, or 388 Main. certified Instruetoe, For your safo- Household Servicea up and delivered, MI. 3-6381. sealed bide for pupil transporU- EXCHANGE • Rockvlll*. TR. 8-7881. plats Une of uiatnunehta. Raatal ranch. Garage. Deaigned tor com th* property. and .ahopptng cantor. Two (amfly WALTON W. GRANT Offered 13-A and bulldera, your future Is ei- tton vrtll be received until 12 noon aiâd to purchaat pries. Itopra- THEY’RE PRICED Ô H T AND ty wo ara trained to teach proper WANTED-Young lady for 0*8*1- tablished’here. We are dealers $1 down, $1. weekly fortable Uvtrg with oodles of Holliatar Streat — Older homa, 4 and 8. Lot 100' X 160'. Oil hoot, | REALTOR 1938 HUDSON tour door. Radio and ly. Ml. 9-80T8. April 23, 1969, at the Elementary tamiBg Olda, Selmer. Pad- extras to make you happy. Other a Baat Center Straot INOOMB t a x e s prepared In y ( ^ WEAVING of burna, moth taolea fied Advertising Department -kpd for the nationally known Tim CURTAINS laundei“ )d and ironing BALED BAT—W. B. WUIIama, BM three down and throe, up. First d ty utUltloa, oxeallont condition. AT BANK TBRM8 OF COURSE.*' hsater. $898, or 1948 Studebaker some general Office work. For par School office. Notch Rd- Bolton. BUDGET CENTER let and Bundy. M atttr's Muale excellent values 8-7 room homo. ML 8-118$ home or by appointment EJ$ert convertible. Radio, heater. New and torn clothing, hosiery rune, ken Silent Automatic line of done in my home. (11 MI. 9-4333. The bide will be opened a t a meet ton, Route 44A—MI. 9-1869. StUdla, 177 McKsa.- Ml. S-7S00. -Ume on the market. New oil burn- Priced at only _ $14,900. For (urlbarl ticulars contact Miss Clulow, heating equipment'.- Previous At the Center MI. 8-4164 Bek Agency. MI. 34539, Ml. te n c ^ tax w ont Call ML 8-4738. top. $178. 74 School St. handbags repaired sipper re ing of the Board of Education at •4118. 1953 RambWi' 2 Door Country Mntorfeyeies->Bicvclo8 ' 11 placement, uinbreUas repaired, Herald Office. heating or appliance ealee help 8 p.m. on April, 23., 1956, a t the WaattdxIlMl BcUt* 7T INCOME TAX returns prepared at 1883 MERCURY Monterrey, fully men’e -ehlrt coUars reversed and ful but not essenttalX For ap- Dogs—^Birds—ê ts' STORM WINDOWS and - screens, Honachold Goods 61 W carinc S! storm window* and acreena, planty Club Hardtop achool. / good buy, new wood, dark green I EXCEPTIONALLY large three your cwivenlence. For appoint equipped and white walls. Will ac Bic y c l e r e p a ir in g au types, replaced. Marlow’e Little Mend CLERK TYPIST pointmeni call Mr. VlRitlng at bedroom ranch. Fireplaca, ga ; cloaeta. Asking UB.SOO. CHARLES LESl>ERANCE ARB YOU Q0NiIDBR»O Englleb a specialty. Now opm 9 MANCHESTER Pet Centkr—Guar- Complete details and apacifiu- anamel. Four 83’’x81“ ; ana 38”x| ANTIQUE rURNiTURB. sUvar, PAStEL MINK ^n*ck^neck piece, four ment caU MJ. 9-18(1. Loaded 8nd Just like new through cept first reaaonable offer. Ckll ing Shop.' Mitchell 9-1166. antee'd singing canerlei. NHealthy -' tlona regarding the roads, to A)# rage, acre lot. Sweeping . vi4w. SBLUNO YOUR PROPBRTTT Rockville. TR. 8-8788. a.m. to 9 p.m. Mancheatfr High School graduate, tingle 18 to 89’’. MI. b-8422. Two 8 r ’x « '': glaaa, china, and uaed' furniture skins, has not bem 'worn. MI. Oxford Straat—/n v a roomi ranch MI. 9-7620 out. 25. Pleasant personality and 'ap MAKE 810 to 830 commiasioh In an baby parakeets, guaranteed 90 traveled, pupils to be tranappTted, Small down payment. Carlton W. Wo wUl tepralio your Cycle Shop, 188 West Middle Turn-, FLAT FINISH HoUaisd window three 3(’'x68''; three S8'’x48’’; buff { bought and aold. Furnitura Repair 9-7(40; ...... 9-8183, 9-4994. hearing complsQon. Buy now and Ifrao u d enthout u y ol 'G r e a te s t 1883 FORD convertible. Radio. shadea, made to measure, AU pearance. ' Renography desirable. evening on a home party plan. No days. ’Tropical fish and aquarium ' daily Ume schedule, day*I ofof/iM /i rv* color. Door 83’'x79'' dark greon. Sarvlca. Ml. 8-7448. Hutchiha.^ m i: chooaa your. Own cMor achems. Only $295 down pike. MI. 8-3098. auppites'. Puppies. ha’mners, . I saiitsfae- I Wo alao buy proporty tor Ford-O-Matic, white tvatli. Beau^ metal Venetian blinds at a nsw Good aqlary, five day week. P e r investment, no collections, no de Ice, term of contract and Call MI. 9-0888. WEST SIDE of town, Dudley S t.- Two flroplacae, big rooma, lot is BaUliur or buying oontaet A U C T 10 N S tiful condition. Call MI. 3-S839 be BIKES. CHAIN drive trikes, low price. Keya made while you manent position. MI, 3-4156 for liver;-. Car neceaaary. For Infor cages, accessories, ail pet supîes ' tory equipment are av*ll|lIIm U in Mr. Albert Proves to You 58 60X300. Only/91B.900. BOLTON — Charming now tour personal* interview. and food;. We buy puppies, ca- ‘ the above mentioned officice. HOT MIX asphalt plant open. Three bedroom ranch now under room ranch. Two bodroomk, largo afANLEY BRAT, Roattov 1953 Rambler 2 Door Station fore 3 p.m. cycles, pedal care. Rebyi^llt, wait. Marlow'a. mation call Windsor Locks NA- construction. Youngstown kitchen, b r a b b u r n r auty Ever! painted like new tor half the price, naries and hamsters. 993 Majn' St., The Board of Education of the Gravel, sand, atone, rich loam 88 There is a “Santa Claus” ARRpW riZADB old guns. Tanner/Atreet—Thrae new 'fanch kitchan, flroplace, hot wotar oil - L 77 “ 3-71U. ‘ tils bath, S’ bay lecture window, Wagon 1888 PACKARD 4-door sedan—Read 48 a d e r Mill Rd. Ml. 9-4695/ FURÛTURB repairing and refin- BENEFICIAL Manchestex, S and H stamps with' Town of Bolton reeerv;* the right a yard deltvarsd In truck loads. Just Pay Monthly! powder horns, siuffed animala^ r Hansel A Petarmaiinan aUUBuu heat, caroort, many traoa taka ML S48TS. BRAND-NEW INVENTORY OF post cards,'etc. ML S-8T17, S sliding door cloaeta. All utUUIas. rail Opn-I front prtvUegaa- Pric# only $u,$M. As nice ^w agon as I'v« seen In this— Ultramqtic drive, radio, ishin^ antlquea restored. Furni FINANCE COMPANY every purchase. Members of the to accept or reject any/or all bid*, Nussdorf Band and Stone Co. ML MONTHLY PAYMENTS On* Mock to stores, bus' and Choice locaUon, wall U g n N O i WANTED — SPRINO MERCHANDISE t Garden de luxe, , heater and defroster, ture IKpalr Service, TalcottviUe. Manchester Trust charge plan. Bolton Board Of Education 8-7408. 70 MUI St. homes. Open daUy,ir..Driya $1,800 down, GI. $8,000, THA. call ca. Outdoor Furniture, Toole, months. 806 Main Street,- Manchester Salesmen Wanted 3S-A N^chool*. MI. 9-04(9. twodamUy, throo-taauty, back up lignta, tnmk light, oil GIRL’S 28’’ BICYCUS, in go6d con Ml, 3-74^ ______J. R. Yeagfi-, $16.88 see these beautiful homwA, Goodchlld Raalty Co., Roaltora. nsaa proporty, Havo many • » A îbneS s, Fishing Supplies, dition. Ehccelient boy. MI. 9-5339. WANTED — Underwood etandard Sensibly priced at $19,900, Genet' , MI. 8^7988, BU, •-0988. - - Only $295 down filter. Oil bath cleaner, w.indshield , Transportation Com. 5 COMPLETE tyjiewriter, in good eondiUqn. MI. —Seaman Orel*— buyora. Morigagoa arrangod. Housinvarea, etc. waaheryiehroma hub shells, V8 340 FORMICA ntera, ceramic wail April 11, 1986 Boats and AccMMrlss 46 >m two-family apartment, OM mortgagee. and floor Uh . Let ue modernise WOMAN TO DO housework one or SALESMEN ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ______. Pltaaa oall Oaorga U Oraatadto. h.p., rsa mileage up'to 23 miles A. five rdam# each apiurtment. All on SnbnrlMUi S ih 761 Raaltor, Ml. 9-UTg. 101 Banay Everything for Everybody! per gallon. Full delivered price at your ba'throom and kitchen. For two days a week. Call MI. 9-6677. FURNITURE Gerard Street ^ Four bedroom I EVERY THUÂY, FRIDAY lusineas Scrvfces (differed 13. PERMANENT POSITION MANCHESTER Boat Co., 10 Essex firat flc. Three bedroom* aack older home In hieo residential aae- ■troite 1951 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan Talcottville, $3884. It’s easy to do free estimates call Ml. 9-2655, The St. MI. 9-2929. Open evenings, 9 All J00% guarahteed; some in orig. apartment New comUnattpr and SATURDAY NTTES Tile Shbp, Buckland.’ WOMAN TO work in inapection and inal factory crates, vlith original Room* Withmit Board 59 tlon. Houao la in Up-top condition | ANDOVER, BOLTON Seles Start at r^p.m. business In Talcottville. Very low WEBBS TV—82.50 per call. An- assembly department. Must be Legal Notice to 9, Saturdays 8 to 8:80. etorm windwa and doors. Oû IF READY to buy,uy, aan.aall. axelaxchanga New Yorker. V-8. Fully powered overhead. Bank terms 38 months WITH A REAL FUTURE factory serial numbers, CLEAN, comf(>^hIi;, wall hasted and la loaded with mttrea. Houaea COVENTRY and Vicinity real aatato, ntoiâgaa arrangad,lagad. We accommodate 1000 people and Immaculate. tenna Inatallattona, U.H.F. con- TRY US FOR reuptiolatering, slip neat in appearance. Apply in per panc'y one aitw. New haatlngAya- lik* this can'd W duplicated today. See and drive tips Packard Sun verslona, new eete/All work guar The Coventry Zoning Board BLOND BEDROOM ■Ingl* room. Private ,home quiet tem. City wataKand sewer/Ten- conault------HowardW.ULMaattaga- Agaa------over 800 cere! covers, draperies, rug cleaning. son. Fisher Dry Cleansers, 325 Immediate. /High Earnings A FEW USED outboards at Bar- Immediate occupancy. Tha aaklngl OVBRLOOKINO RT, 6—goclud- Every week Uieusends save at day. Open 9 to 8, Brunner'e Pack anteed. MI. 9-BW^. Free delivery se^vlce.^ All work Broad St. of AppeqU held a tneatlng on neighborhood. For ' gentleman. Mils rent 975.00. ^ o o d condiUon, cy. Ml. $410T. Only $195 down ard. , made poaalble by expense paid atow’a, $35 up. Phone MI. 8-7384, LIVING ROOM SUITE MI. 3-8188. \ pric* is 888,000. od, Broomfonohiypo, olllm proy#-^^^^ guaranteed! Smith’s Upholstery C H R Y S^R SALES factory Tuesday, April 10th, 1958, 7:80 ReaisonaMe. Occupuw^y.'Lot 100 x DOORS OPENip. keys flttsd, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Young P.M. Town Office Building, Coven 5-Pc. DINETTE SET 100, price 919,000. CalKMI. 94379 Oak Orov* Btroat — Oorgaoua, marito,ritf, 3 car garage.garago, approx. 1 14jU S T IN aS WANTED In old POS^ AUCTION ROOMS 1880 OLDSMOBILB 9«. V-8. 4-door Shop, 243 N. Main St..M I. 9-4663. traininjg’program locally. Quali- 12’ ROWBOAT with 8H h. Flam' FRONT ROOM, centrally located. *< aekinYllO,^. naw hon\ta- Buyara waiUiqf. ioia* copied, vacuum cleaners, iitma, Evenings MI, 3-7267. lady beginner or experienced. Ex rv, Connecticut, at which time 8-1809, RUGS—LAMPS Brae-Burn Realty. ranch on a lot of 137x400. Sb$largo I a^ri **Conn.'a Largest Auction Firm” sedan. Radio, heater, standard guns, etc., repaired. Sheara, ficatUms are a pleasing per- bau motor. As is $48, M! Hasted, continuous hot \ water. want o cc n p ai^ now, oomo ond ot 1951 Willys 6 Cyl. SUtion cellent aalary.' 35 hour week. 'IVrite nsiderstlon W*» Slven to In or 258 McKee St. WESTINGHOUSE REF’R. rooma, two tUe balha, aneloood roar 8BCLUDBI>--Four rooma, an im. achod. T. J. Eaeott, Broktr, ML BT. 8 — BERUN TURNPIKE, ahlft. New clutch, carburetor, etri knivea. mowers, etc., pul into con- Box LR, Herald. lity, neat appearance, terested town residents, and to Oentleman preferred. MI; t-7138, $13,700 SIX ROOM rench.X Hot porch, attached garago, full Itoao- Wagon Excellent condition. Call Ml. spUnd character and Willing- PAINTINO AND EMERSON TELEV. water heat. Urge rooms, alum' proYomonta, pmdtry houaaa, barn, | 9-nU . NEWINGTON, CONN. ditioa for coming needs. Bralth- Buildinc—Contracting 14 ThtodOre ahd , Eleanor Moberg, PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman. ment, artesian wall. ate. and many 0pp. Conn. U . A Power Co.. Bldg. Original throughout. Bronze orlg, 9-1648. waite. 82 Pearl Mreet. /hess to work hard. Selling ex WASHING MACHINE inum' storms, very clean. Sul^r SM acroa, $7 perience needed, but auto ex regarding advertised notice to Centrally located at 873 MStn St. many more choica foaturoa. Only A DESPERATELY tn no*4 of 6 room Inal finish. Juat êriiaulcd too. 1982 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook sedan. GENERAL CARPENTRY—iUtefa- FULL OR PART time help wanted.. PAPER HANdlNR ir.eke'aipera^ deeded lot for small DE LUXE RANGE ban. Carlton W, Hutchins. few minutes walk to Porter Street ORIGINAL SAW* BOX — Six Capo, not ovbr $UJE0. Writa Ban UUNDER')E R ^ T.V. Henrice, available tiona, additlona and new construc Apply Arthur’s Luncheonette. /' perience not necessary. , Men Notice Take your choice of any of these Parking. MI. 8-4071. \ 9-8183. 9-4a94. Rddio, heater, defroster, signal any Antenna conversions, wanted for Manchester vicinity. T E L E PH O l^ red hw se on Daly Road, situated j;hool. Priced at $81,000 and the rooms, fuU baUi, fireplace*, panel L. Harald. Only $175 down tirne. tion. Dormers, porches, garages on TheMore and Eleanor Moberg PLEASANT, FRONT, well vehtil lera are open to offars; ing, parUy raatoied, A aeraa, only P erso n als Excellent condition. Asking 8373. Philco:o factctory supervised.servirs. and rooms finished at reasonabla LADY'CAN work 9:30 a m. t o - i ^ Ml 9.3TG6 In atcordanc* with $h0 1 SSf,!!? MANCHE3TER Call MI. 9-1408. Tel. Ml. 9-1486. 9- p.m. selling Avon Cosmetics. SALARY AND BONUS property' ments of the Zoning/RegulaUons ated room, near bath, with ahow $i5,960. \ WANTED-4Iouae lot, A or E aona, RIDERS WANTED, th ird s ehttt prlcea. Workmanahip guaranteed. No C^cntr.v resident repre for the Town of / / Memcheater.m dishes and oUier er. Very- centrally located M —A suburban eataU with with city water.- Good nalghban> Free estimates. Robert M, AIex< Pleasant, permanent. 4 0 ^ comm, items. CUSTOM RANCH HOME SET five na, two baths. In ox- ATTRACrnVE — Flva rooms, Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford, 1951 Hudson 4 Door Sedan 1948 CHEVROLET wiUi good ANTIQUES Reflnlehed. Repairing pin* bonus. Call MI. 3-5j95. Call Mr. Anderson sented an\oppositlon to Oils re Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap Wadsworth St. MI. 8-4921. AMONG LARGE' piNE TREES hood. Write Box D. EOrald. Gate No. 8. Phone Bob Perry. ML ngotor, 885.- Inquire 182 Middle ander. MI. 9-7716. -\ cellant Uon. Approximately 88 ith, flroplace', flroi OHW. laiib Muid- doneTon any furniture. Tieman, 1:30 to 3;30 quest. peals will hold a public hearing EVERYTHING LAUREL AND OTHER SHRUBS acroa, SELUNGT We buy, aeU, trade a r 8-8578. Good solid transport ation. 'f timplke Weat. MI. 9-8205 after 189 South Main St. Phone Ml. FOR YOUR maaon or carpenter w o m an WANTED-/i^ to 9 ^ Springfield, REpublic 3-1121 Therefore,\the Zoning Board of Monday evening, April 28, 1956, at ONLY $448 WITH RUSTIC STONE WALL Equl|;^d. p.m.- thrm: Boarders Wanted 59>A bulldlnga. T. Croekatt. Raaltor. 8-8848. work call William Kanehl Con WednMdsys thrmlgh Saturdays, Appeals T>as.s4^ favorably on thl; 8 P.M. in the He ring Room of the Free storage uhtil-wanted Free df' pRONTINO THE 180 x 100 Ft. Lot MI. 8-8416 danca ML l a r g e FAMU-Y-Ten room co- tractor and Builder. MI. 3-7773. .Typing\goodI ji^gment,judgi and tel*' Issue. Municipal, Building on the follow \ Has screened and glassed aid* ML S4S80. Aatomobiles for Sale 4 Full Price $495. 1954 CHEVROLET Delray sports BULLDOZING P. 4. For free eetl phone personaltyi^ ty essential. MI, livery. Free set-up by oUr own coupe. Excellent condition. Radio WANTED — ALERT, hard-hitting 10 .w ig to contradict ing applications. STATE HEAR reliable men ROOM AND board. Gentleman. pdi;ch, attachsd gSrage. with am*' mAaWf w , -W I oimi* f ate call Joseph Baran, Rock ALTERATIONS and addition! 3-5194. this decioon mw ft. make applies- ING ALSO. ■it* driveway. Designed and built BELLENG YOUR homa? .Youaf MO MONEY down. 1950 Oldsmo- heater and powerglide. Call owner /^l!ville. TR. 8-4401,\ salesman to sell Lincoln and Mer Call MI. 8-T878. bUe, 1849 Ford two and four door. after 8 p.m. MI. 9-4349. Kitchens remodeled. New ceilings. cury cars, both leaders In their tion for hearing thin IS days of Hartford Road Corp., aouthaaat Phone Me Immediately tor present owner; this house aita T. J. CROCK! Realtor . PART-TIME FARM-SIx rooma, coupla looking for six room raneb, 1841 Ford. Excellent second care. 1952 Will.vs 4 Whe*l Driv^ Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. ------'■ thia notici. cvri.er Hartford Rd. and Bldwell on a. 30 X 43'foundation and In- Office Phone MI. 6418 .. I all Improvamanta, barn, 8 car ga- : Capa or colonial wttti laâ lot or TOOLS RECONmÔNED: Mow Dion, Inc. Ml. 3-4860,' WANTU T ^ - P a \t titime cashier. Ap- class, also Safe-Buy used care. Hartford CH- 7-0358 Ree. Phone MI. 9-??81 good running and clean. See Bob ^ Pickup Truck i CHEVROLET, 1954 Bel Air tw era, (hand and poWer) preclalon Thia is a permanent position for Thia will be the 'Uat end final Street. Business Zone II. Special Tenements' .6$ corpioiratsa beauUful materials and rig*, brook, 23 acrea, $16,(KI0. 1 urtage, tn door, two tone paint. Excelie; ply ^ n a g e r, tate Theater. notice regarding thltycase. After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4690 workmanship. Many cloaeta, ex< exceed $1T,000. R4|jply Olivebliver at Center------Motor Sales. 481 ground to 30 inchea.XSawi of all BIDWELL. HOME ■ Improvement 7*------the right man. Apply in person to Exception/ 1* requested, to erect Apartments--Flats Not to Main St. In t'qp condition throughout. Mounts condiUon. One owner. McClvirc kinds. Machine filing and retooth Mr. Belfiore at Moriarty Bros., Russell Karker, Chairman two bay/gaeoline' servlc* station cepUonally' farg* living room with FIVE LARGE rooma, oU to BOX P, Herald. AU repUMi Co. Alteratlohs, additions, ga See It Day or Night IE ROOM modern apartment WELLES a g e n c y a new power firpnt .end winch. Pontiac. Ml. 9-4545. ing. Circular saws.Vprecielon rages. Re-siding specialists. Easy Help WantM-—Male— Mai 36 315 Center St. ThonVaa Welles, Vic*. Chalj-man Certificate of Approval for same ralaed hearth and picturo window hot water heat, garage, stMetly confidential. _ _ _ _ 1968 f^NTIAC converuble, Marooa sharpened; ;giimming; Mes, ei)Si. Evelyn Wenner, Secretary ia also requested A—Lr-B—E—R—T—S ivate bath and garage. Center Separate dining room and large building lot. Completely Main it.^ Coventry .PI. 3(6878. th black top, white waU tiros^ 1985 OLDS SEDAN -powSr kteer^ budget terms, MI. 9-6495 or TR. St.Xlocation. Contact Mr. Jana at Only $295 down lags knives, mower-bladee^hears, -5-9109. / STORE MAINTENANCEe n An c e man Frank Kamplaln Alexander/ Jarvis, northwest 43-48 ALLYN 8T., HARTFORD cabinet kUchen with dining apace. scaped, 10 minutes walk to sehopls] PRICE I« AOAINBT tdo, hpater, hydramatle, poq^r ing, power brakes, h'ydramatic wanted. Age 25-45. Full time, Fred Mohr corngr Middle Turnpike West and M1./9-8429. Master bedroom with walk-tn and bus service. MI, 8-4088. lOtTON-----$14,760. English cote \ . radio, rear epeaker. loaded cost knivea serrated; cllppers\ etc, type five room Fleldatone LoulsvlUe (UEA) —iTIior* wag* kee, power steering and many \< Keys duplicated. Empson . H permanent position. Apply in per Dated April 11th, 1956, \poven- Adqths Street, Industrial Zone. closet. Additional bedroom with S.OOY'foiilAraflatend In 1968 tor (lUters. Low mileage. One OwrTer over 84700, New and it’s Uge new son. Burton's. Inc. TWO ROOM furnished apartment walk-in clo*ft. Ceramic tile bath hoi on large ■ beautifully land- 1948 GheVrolet 2 Door Sedan Save over ^|2,00(|. Bank finance 36 Aborn, Maple St. Ellington. Rock, FOUNDATION erection service. t YOUNGSTOWN try. Conn. ^ Special Exception Is requested to MAHOGANY Chifferobe, in very with kitchen facilities. Adults only. lot. AUiached garage and rMW> kut/ tne number eUgiUn ear. McClure PohUac, MI. 9-4848. vlllo TR. 5-7186. ^ MI. 9-4291. •reelcl 3_ bay - ... gasoline„ service ita- good condition; ISO. MI. I-S715. full cellar, walk-up stairway to at MANCHESTER months. Brunner’s Packard, Tal 105 Birch St. Uc. Hot watSf-oll baseboard heat work Enjoy country living. tor^the Kentucky Derby,. PreaR* 2 1 ^ 1 9 6 8 . 1968, 1951 CHEVRO- FleeUlne aerd^ Way above average cottville. Open Sunday 8 to 6. KITCHEN SINKS tlon. Certificate of Approval tot 813,000—Six room older horn*. New EsatwoSl'Real Estate Agency, neaa and Belmont Btakea has bean Uiyfaighout. . \ / BUILDING REPAIRS, new and ■ame 'is kiso requested. UNUSUAL THREE room modem June ISth pccupaney. Price $38,5(X> ___ AT' * SMM I a.a l e t s , two doore, four dOors, hard, old. Roofs raised, garages built, Roofing—Siding 16 ONE USED Easy Spindry. Kemp’s, Shown only bj^ appointment. Near heating ayatem. Larga lot, excel 8 0 , 9-8474>evenlngs PI. 3-7888. I reduced to 109. top coaverUbles. Some with 1953 BUICK SUPER, two door, -SPRIN 813,900—Central location. Immacu AU carry a writteaguaraates. Fj heaUr, low mileage. Excellent in up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters,'! ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ONE 8’ FRIGIDAIRE. juet right kitchen with' refrigerator and late five room home. Enclosed Bun.1- MofflingÊvanifig Pray«r9 j DistincHvt and Smart irS RUBBISH by the ZONING COMM! William H. Stuek, Chairman range, includes full basement Ab * Maqpriester. New four bedroom the very best In/tiaed cere, gke FOR FINE CARS a l w a y s SEE vestment. 83,850. MI. 9-7385. MANCHEISTER T.V. Service, r ^ o conductors and root repairs call i ^ PLUMBING and «f-the TOWN OF BOL’TON,' for cottage. Price $40.. Kemp's, porch, garage, ektra lot. Oliver, Center Motor and T.V. specialists since 1134. Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. I Charles S. Towle, Secretary Inc., MI. 3-5880. solute privacy.\NeW Brick, on 4J4' oversized colonial. 'Foundation 84 I't REMOVAL TIME! URSDAY, APRIL 26. acres with epaM for garden arid X 8814. aa Zone.' 1 car garage: / 861 Mein St. Charter members of Telsa. Ml. PJrt. at the COMM^‘ EASTWOOD DE CORMIER ^lOTOR ^Trailers for Sale 6-A '9-6860 or MI. 3-4807. RAY'S ROOFING CO- shingle and | M8:M Does the Followirtg: HEATING I TWO GOOD USED FrigldaliXs, ex lake privileges. 'Leas*' required. Price '824.500. Also\ used 6 room HALL, to consider the following HA. 3-0181. colonial, $17,500. REAL ESTATE A' LITTLE GIANT Trailer*, all. with built up roofs,, gutter and con-1 o Remove attic rubbish cellent condition. Kemp’s, Inc/MI. MI. (-5474, evenings Po w e r a n d hand mowers sharp \d u c o Remove cellar rubbish / EstiilaUriiate* Cheerfully Give* proposed zone changes. 3-5680. X SALES, INCV tilt boom, 8158.93. up. Baratow’a ductor work, roof, chimney re- 1. To channe from Resldeti'ce Notice Manchester. Six rorim Cape Cod just north of Post Office, ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. lairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2218. o lAwns raked and debris Business Locations with garage. End ech'ool occupan 24 MAPLE ST., .li|IANCHE8TER. Pick up and delivery. All work y Jackson, Ml 3-8325. • removed Zone to Business Zone ml or part A public hearing will bj held by 1946 CAPE COD, six room., four UST CAU. of the following described pro^r* the Town Planning <3omn(la*ion, Legal Notice For Rent 64 cy. Araeeite drive. Beautiful ter guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. [K,______REASONABU: WEEKLY raced yard. Price $15,500. .' finished. Verpianck school araa. 278 Adams. Phont-^ MI. 9-3120, R(X>Xu R2,' Siding and carpentry. NDERSONaai ty: / ' ' Wednesday evening.'-April 18, Price 918,600. ' Owner, MI. 9-9508 AUSTIN HEALEY. 1964, good don- SMALL CAMP trailer iii good con. and MONTHLY RATF„S UNITATION BRnKR STORE AT CENTER. Heat furn fir dition. Reasonable.'^ Call PI. 2-8590 3-8979. \ Altefbtiona■ erw( and additions CeU- n o r t h e r l y by/the highway 1956 et 8 p.M. in the Kearing room ished. Ml. 84808, ML 9-8531. WUl Manchester. Older two family for appointment. dition. MI. 3-5887. inga. Workmanship guaranteed. M & M Rubbish Removal JOHNSON known as., Route/ 44A, Three of the Municipal Building , to con AT A COURT OF PROBATE held . remodel (ront to auK tenants. with two car gSrage, on 132 x 188 MOWERS EPAIRED and aharp- St Msnctiesler wiUiln «n<( (or iti* lo^. R ur^ \ 1965 FORD customline 2 dobr V8. A. A.-* Dion, the.. 399 ' Autumn Tel. MI 9-9757 Ml 3-6884 or Ml 8-7549 Thou.sand TVo Hnndred Eighty- sider the following proposed' zone District of Msnchritrr . on ttie 9th day a. B Zone.JPrlfe ened. All wWk guaranteed. Pic■k- Street.* 3-4880. . - / one (3281) feet, more or less; changes and amendment to the of April,■ 19S«. . 3400 SQ. FT. of- space (or blialnaaa $15,500. ^ SPRING HOUSING 3-YEAR Looks and rune like new .. Bank ,Âuto Driving School. 7>A ■up, delivery. 113 Wella St. MI finance. 38 monthi. Open Sunday, EASTERLY by land now n Main. St. Air heat. Beautiful lot with trees. COURSES 1947 FQRl5Rd’^ U B coupe,t good con- sliai'pen then> for you at leason- root! Gutter work. Chimneys formerly of Kreysig, Two Thou materials, merchandise or equip ■amp arp Mmlt«'d and allowed for the conditioned. Inquire Marlow*a. moving out of states, - Seven room dition . Cairk;!. 3-15069. ‘ my, PI. 2-7349 any time, Mr. WANTED sand . Five Hiindied Eighteen ment shall be permitted on ariy cr4Niitora; writhin’ which (o hrlnis In house, baths, sunporch. three G.I, arid-FrH.A. mortgage Miclctte, lyour personal instructor. able ratef. It w'ill save time arid cleaned, r^paited,» aited , 28 year*, ex-aj thpir clahna aitainiit paid 'pptate. and 'avtllable. Priced (or quick sal* 3 money and prolong the life of such penence. Free eetimatee. Cali HRST CLASS (2518) fket. more or lesa; and gas pump island And between any Raid jadminj|Atrator in directed to rIvp or (our bedrooms, garage, taige at only $14,500,' 2 qtan ta warli In sarvict station, 1 full time and 1 WESTERLY by the highway such island aqd the front'wall of nublia nolirX to th^ Credltoa* to bniif fiTORE AT M Birch 6t. (or rtnt fenced In lot. Good cqndRion. CkttSAS Sfqrt CORONER AUTO DrivlDlS School. tools Do-Rlte Grinding Service, Howley. Mancheater MI. 3-5381 j In tlieir claimVwithln aatd timp altowpd $1,300 down for veteran. Dniy 15 ST. LAWRENCE STREET— Learn to drive correctly and 68 Eldridge St. MI, 9-9135,; -^- known as Route 6, Five Hundred th* building of any motor vehicle by publlahinK V. copy, of thia ord^r In Inquire Marlow'e.- Seven room older home Just 1 Monday, May 7Hi aafely. Individual Instruction by CALL.CXJUGHUN. MI. 3-7010 for PAINTER part fimt. Must bo axporianeod and 25 yoars of Sixty-two'(562) feet, more or less. service station or gas (tiling sta Romp DparapwpprXâvinR a circulatfon In $12,900. Cali Barbara Woods Agen) block from Center Street. Onet^ REFRIGERATION sales and serv all types of roofing, roof repair ■ 2. To change from Residence tion provided adequate space i*. aahl, -probata . dlMHct .. -wiUUn j- ten daya cy. MI. 9-7702. com^tent, experienced instruc- Oft. Apuly in |wrson. frnnt wall >nri Island ffcm, the (Isle (if (h)» order »nd return Wanted To R«it 68 car garage. Good home tor NOW tor'e on' dual-control insured car*. ice. Cdmnie'rcial, ' household, air ing, gutter and. chimney work. Zone to Buainea.4 Zone all or part left between front wall ana •■‘•" . w . c o u n of Ike notice riven, large family. No traffic streat Here's a real opportunity If yqu condltibnera. freezers. A. and W. MANCHESTER — Four bedroom would like to receive 3 yean of 'Automatic or conventional shift' TEL. Ml 3-5970 o t the following described proper- to permit free movement of motor JOHN J. w aixett. Jiidre. MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE need 4 oversized colonial with: garage for amall children. Owner’s MI. 9-8010. JA. 7-3880: Refrigeration Co, MI. 9-1337, BU.. vehicle*. or 5 rme. single house... pre-;. transfer la your good fortune, training to become a Machinist 9-3196. MI. 9-0035. LIMITATIO.N bnUKR thrae bedroom ranch, will build or Jet Engine Metalsmlth— NORTHERLY by land now or u n io n PLACÊ fEasterly end) ferred. MI. 9-3607. garagq; six room Cape Cod with Buy this at $14,900. VAN’S SERVICE STATION form erly'of Eland and land, now To change to Industrial Zone from AT A COURT OK ,PRORATE hoM jptnr with the fast-expanding COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart JOHN I. OLSON •t Manchpatpr withinFn anrt .for th< bMemSnt garage. All fairiy Call (or appointment to inspect aircraft industry. • Read Herald Advg. PL/U.MBING and heating—Repairs 74 HENRY STREET 427 HARTFORD RD. MANCHE5TER or formerly of DeClanUs, Foup Rural' Re'sidence Zone, all or part Pfatrirt o( Manrh'|MFr on Jh4. nth day |»lced. T, J. Escott, Broker. MI. th e e llsttnga R. Wolcott on wringer and auto of so area- of approximately 6 L e g k l Noticf- If you qualify, we’ll give you matic waahihg ihachinea, electric and contract wdnt. Call Ml. 9-8541. Hundred Eighty (480) feet, more of April. 1966. i . / •-76S3. __ TODAY or lesa; acres Itordering on Union Pond Preaent. Hon. John J. WallPtt, JudffPx MOrOB PRBMIT S.000 hours of thorough train ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, and existing Industrial 2ione. RaUte of PVank.'R. Dpxtpr. late of MOTICB UP APPUCATtOif -lARVIS REALTY CO. ing in either of the above skills. small appliances, welding. 174 EASTERLY by land now or Man:hP8tPt.ln ■aid Diatrict. dpcoaapd. H o u s e s f o r s a l e - r Msin-Street MI 9-6678. Moving—^Trucking formerly of Sumner, et al. One TOLLAND Tl‘KK. (South aid*) On motion, of Kva L. Dpxtrr of aaid 654 t>ntcr Street, Mancheter As you learn you’ll earn— start S«|itie Tanks To change to Business Zone II, Muichpatpr. FXPcutrtx. Th1*k 1* to 'notic^-*that I. MI 3-4112. Evenings MI. $-7847 at a good rate of pay-rr*ceive Installatloii and Repair Storage. 20 Thousand Three Hundred Eight ORDBRRu: That alx month* from MK'llAKIe JAMES MlKICUt^ of $71 464 GARDNER ST. HILLS’ TELEVISION .Service. and Eight Tenths (U08.8) feet, from Rural Residence Zone, aU or tha Uth dav of April, 1956. bp and thp Oak Strppl. Manchratpr, havw filed an increases every six months as Specialist. ( application datod April U. 1166. with Knotty Pine Kitchen you satisfactorily progress. Af-- Available at all times. Philco fac AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local mor«, or lesa; part of an area of approx. 2H tamp arc IimItPd and allowrd for thP $12,400 NEW Ra n c h home* now tory supervised service, Tel. Ml. and long distance moving, pack- acres, south of present Business crÛors within which to bring Ih thpir tlip Lujuor Control Commlialon for a ter jgraduation you'll go- into ^ Sswars Cleaned gOITTHERLY .by land now or eiAima-Ageinat *aid piump. an/1 aaid- jMckarp alofp. permit for the Mia of Baseboard Radiation being built. 'Three bedrooms, ce p.9698. ; 'mg. storage. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart formerly, of Ruggle.s, Three Hun- Zone II. es^cutrlK la dlrpclpd to rivp ‘ public alrohoilr liquor on **tha pramlaea “ ' - —7$ Oak ramic tile bath hot water heati full ] ouir depattments as a akilled, f AND INSTALLED notice to the cnrditofii. to brine In thp|r Strppf, Manchaatar, (!onn. ) 'well-paid aircraft worker.! ford CH. 1-1423. WOMEN WANTED! died l/i'enty-seven (327) feet, - OLCOTT STREET (South aide) Tha bgalnaaa *■ owned by MICHAEJ* Tils Bath cellar. Vs acre, trees, view. Butiur- iWjwrd by ! WOODYS FLOOR Aervice—Wash- mofe or less; and To-'-change to Restdenre Zone B, claim* within *ald limp alU> PANELS 9X12 INCHES Ing. wa.xing. tiuffing^-and sealing. f in e s t MOVING^ packing, ator- publiahinir a copy of Ihi* nrdpr in aomp JAMES MINiCUCCI. of 17« Oak Streat. ban. Pick your own colors and lot General Requiremet;ta ■ ^Callare Drained WESTERLY5STERL1 -by -land now or from Rural Residence Zone, all or newapapar havincin * circulation ‘ ‘ In aaid Manrhp*tpr. and* Margarat M. Bonadlfa. Fireplace with knotty pins now .'Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, All type* b( floor* hone expertly! age. warehousing, crating aerv- Late spring iecison creates opportunities for 10 to probate diairirt within tpn day* from of 147'Autumn Straai, Manchaatar, and s TouiMiould be 18 to 31 years formerly oTToni An.talcll and Rita part of an area t-pprox. 300’ ji will bp ronduclPd by MICHAEL JAMES ^laneUng. Ml.' 9-5132, Ml. 9-4694. Yourigatera, will lov8 these em ON by machine. Tel. Ml. 9-7885. 148 ice. CaU Frank Aniodio, Moving 215’, between Adams St. South and tha data of ihta ordar and rpfurn make oW. _ Towr aRi CouHtry Maple St; and Storage Co., liir. Ml. 9-6201, Ansaldl. One Thousand One Hun to thin court of the noticp givpn MINICUC'CT of 17< Oak Btrapt. Marn Open for tnxpectlon every Satur broidered panels and easily learn 15 women to eorn extra money during next, three dred Five (1105) feet, more or Trebbe Pi ive. JOHN J. wallfOTT.:. Judifp. chpatpr. a* parmlltap. PLYMOUTH IJVNE—Six room Cd: the lovely morning and evening A- neat, collarleee all occasion You must be A high school CHESTNUT STREET (West MK'HAEL JAMES MINICTJCCL day and Sunday, 2 p m. until dark 'lonial in quiet neighborhood ■ of graduate or equivalent. i ASHES AND rubbish removed. MANCHESTER — Moving and less. 1 AT A COURT OP PROBATE bald Datpd April 11. 1956. < prayers. Make this handaome set frock *that la partlcuUrly appeal 'OraiRRga Co. trucking Cof 5|I. .3-6563. Owned a. To change from Residence 'side, cor. Park St.) To change to at Manrhaatpr within and ‘ for thp lovely homes. 1V4 bathe, breeze- SHIRTS Lawn tyork, trkea cUt. cellars weeks. . LI.M1TATION ORDEB Vay, attached garage. Landscap for. your own tot. God-child, ing. Note the new one-button cloa*- - PhMa Ml 9.4143 cleaned. Papers and rags taken •and operated by, Walter 'B» P*r- Zone to Business Zone al’. or part Residence- Zone C, from Industrial DUtrlet of Manchpatar on the 10th day, GILBERT FICKETT nephew or niece. irig,- the crisp congest on the slant* ACT NOW! of the following deacrltied proper Zone, alii or part.Of an area approx. of April. 1156. ing and flower gardens are beautU away, free. MI, 9.-0142, ett-Jr., and William J. Pickeripg. Prwaaot. Hon. John J. Wa1ktt» JudKF^ AT A COURT OR pROBATE bp|d ful beyond description. Mrs. Pratt, Pattern No. 5107 contains hot- e<| accents • Because of the early start of Pleosont wdrk wrapping and processing small plants ty; 375' X 150’. Batata of Bahtrlca B. HarYpy formpr- at Manchaater- within, and for the . M.I. 3-6982 iron trartafer 'for two deilgns— No. 8376 with P A T T -O -R A ^ this class. appUcstione can be ANdDRY NORTHERLY by the highway PARK .STREET (South side, ly Bpatrlce Mila Raynaud, late of Manchaatar In Realtors, exclusive agei^, ap more about the subjects cov CLEANSING 1 WANTED THE CONNECTICUT POWER;COMPANY i.v; of. aald Diatrict. dpcpaapd. Imim etorm windows and doora, praiser*. • address and the pattern nunlber For thia pattern, send 35c m by each. This boundary. jjlUill be e r « approx. 490 X 150. April 196bT »t tvn o'rUickj. formwiri, a2 On nfbctlon of Harpid W. Ga-rrUy of double lot. Reasonably priced, to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN coins, your name, addreae. all* ered. describe the advioitage of \ BY PRIVATE BUYER I iGood take home pay from very first day. Hours doily at q.deplh of Two Hundred t2()0) Exact, deacriptions are on file the Probate_ . _ Office__ id thp li^nlc4pal aaid Manchaater. admlnlatraior, taking these - courses. Bufldloc In nnld Manrhaatfr, pp and **09tDEREDi That.aU mbntha . from May be seen by appointment only. GLASTONBURY — Attractive 4Vs CHESTER EVENING HERALD. desired, and the pattern lymibar to AT l in e m e n TRA IN EE feet from Route 85; In the Town Clerk’s Office. Maps lame la aasicnad for a hfarlnc on lha tth day of April. 1956* be and the MI. 6-1108 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m, rooijn bungalow, two bedrooms, 1186 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW BUE BUENETT, MANCHBSinBI 5.7 ROOM HORJIE 7 A. M. to 3:10 P/M. SOUTHERLY by land of Fred of proposed change* may be seen tha fiuowance af aald admlnUtratlcn ac- aajne are limited And* allowed for the Evenings and weekends ML full feller, oil heat, convenient] BVENING HERAU>, IlM AV& Apply Bmpleymeat Ofllee in thq Town Planning Commie- coinrt with aald eatata, aacartainmpnt rredUora within which to bring in theti- YOER M. N. Y. W ashdays. S AM . to 4:89 PJif. Yoilnsr men, age 20 to 23, to-enter training for Luck; arid > ot halra and order of diatrlbutlon. and claim* againat aald' aatata. ' and *alSd 9-0003. country location; Lot sisa .9iacr*. Now availakie—th* colorful 1986 AMEBICARNEW YORK SRN.T.. lUach preferred with turrear career as lineman. High school graduate-with me-^ WESTERLY by ^ the highway Slon'a Onice. thia Coui. Court dlractat..Jjiat______notlcp of._ . admlniatrator'la directod to give public MI. 3-8187. Needlework Album containing doz Send 25 cents today for your ..■atwdays, I AAf. to 12 Noon. FISHER garage, two bath*, large'lot. known as Route 85 (West -Street). TOWN , PLANNING OOM80B- tim__ e And fdqcp aaalfniad fur aaÎn! hear notlcf- (o the CT^-aUors to brtne In thrif MANCHESTER —Cape touf room* ens of lovely designs from which to copy of the Spring and Summar chanical aptitude.-Must be physicall.vfit. Excellent -SION, . . . ing be given fo all poraonaliknown to be claim, within .aid timr allowed ta OFF PORTER ST., roomy Cape A nd ZONING COMMI.SSION tntwraatod. thareln to a^pe'ar and bp llehinC a copy of thia order In Home fuli.cellaf) with recreation room, choose more patterns lir crochet, •66 edition ql our complete pattern In Exeats af $25,000 pay- . By- Donald Tedford y Martin E. Alvord, Chairman hpard ihpraon by nubibllahimr a y of new.paper having a rIrCulaOon In uid Very clean, large lot, oil hot air Cod, full shed dormer, (ireplace. PRATT It WHITNEy DRY'CLiANSiRS,JNC. probate A diitrlrt wlUrtii'|en day. (roiri hot'water heat, garage, nice pri embroidery and knit-rPltW k gift .ouigsslne BailcfUlod Apply at Office 773 Main'St, or Phone MI 3-5181- Acting Chairman , -William A. Allan, Bccratsry thia order la acme >e9ratA|*ar bavfna a heat. Price $10,500, Don’t wait paUerns, direction* printed In with smart, easy to aew dasigM, AIRCRAPT. within Maa(;hester Town Liriiits '^Furthir Irtfarmatian AvailaMa at^ Eithtr DATED at Bolton, Connecticut, Manchaatar; Conn. . . ' Hrculalion in aald atrirt, at laaKl five (he d .t' of thia order and return makt call Gaaton-Wilkle ReqUy. MI, vate lot. Only 818.900. CarltOo W. V 325 BROAD SnÊ T Arrarig^ment.1 ' Will Be Made for Interview with dAya before tha day of *aid 'hearlnf. .. Id Ibl. court of ll»e notice elv'en. Hutclilne. ML 94183. $4884.) book-'Only 38e a eepyl fpecial faaturaa. MMaleai of Uitted Alrcrafi thU 12th day of April. A.D. 19^. April 4, 19216 , JOHN------J,. - WALUCTTe------— Judff. JOHN J. WAUairr, Ju8x*. 9-4889. ML (4711: '■ » Osepetattaa PHIUP I. HOLWAY Company Represehtative 119 OAKLAND ST. or WAREHOUSE Now 2 ON AUSN PiACI. • t-' " ’ f ■ '■ ■' ■ m m H artta rt S, Cmm. . Coventry Pngrim 840IS ■I

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V “ . FRIPAY, APRIL 13. 19M FACT TWnCNTT lianrl|(st(r lEtt^nins lêratb ATcrogt Daily Net Press Ron Ths Wsather For tko Wooh Ended Foroeeot of D. 0 . TVoatkor B urose A pril 7, ItSd Ugo Caruai, former U. . rep re-. 'The Wealgr Group of tha Soutb 'The PoUah Women's AlUanca. RockvUM EmbMoi O u b . No. 6^ The Grace droup of the Center 8 ,WIU hay« a gpecWfraaliMaa meet Leader Selected Tnaigbt . folr, followed by Is- CongregmUonal Church will have a tentative to tha United Hationa, Methodlat Cnurdh la planning to I Group 346, will hold a nsootlng erooolug ekmdleeeo. Lowimt tom> A b o u t Tow n High Oommlaalon for Refugeea have ita apring rummage aale Syn^y afternoon at 2:30 at' the ing Wednesday/ Aprt IS, ,at jl 1 1 ,9 5 8 polluck auppirr in the RobMns .1 p.m. in tha Ig^lca' pitflor of the By Circle Here ^ a t l o w p r i c e s gereture In tho mid 8*0. Sondiur I Room Monday night at 4:30. Yol- from W'aahihgt,on. will npeak On j Tucaday. Anyone wtahlng to | Potlah American Club. All mem- Mipiber of tiM Audit rnnoMeroMe .eloudlnooo wHa the reaponalblUtlea v t Vponaorahlp .; donate articlea may teavO them a t bera arc urged to attend. Elks Honfe, RockvUle. 6»r Ule"pur- A ttfllUnr wW»t. •pon»^ by 'lowing the-auppeT/« Mr. .and Mri. pose df closing - busineah mailers BurdM of OIrealtoioe nblwrerx likely. '■-C. Elm ore' W atkina a lll ahoiif number Of refugeea aeeking ad the church any time Monday or | St. Bemsaette's Mothersi Circle, {Arthur Dru{ Stores Manchester— A City o/ Villaga Charm ICaaebcster AMwmbly. No. 15, may call Mrs. Arthur L. Johnson.: Sunset Rebekah Lodgd will hold of the past year, prior to'installa Or «r of-IUlnbow fbr Olrte, win be their colored alidea of the Holy mission and national U'A'a affect- at a meeting held at the home of r HOURS S A.M. to 11 P-M. 4 Ing their udmiaalon at a meeting . 80 Constance Dr., president of the | a meeting Monday, April It, at S' tion of the new officers oi( April tO tiM t «t 9 o'clock m the : Land Ifr the federation Room. The 25. Mrs. Gary lamonaco, 34 Eaatfield ' Rev.' R. Ruaaell Peery wlU corl- apontored by the Service Bureau i group. ,. ! p.m. Ilf Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. \ ■ H mooIc T t tn p 1 e. RefroahmenU Ann.Lamb will prealda and Miss St., ^cted the followiiv officers VOL. LXXV, NO, (TWR£.VE PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAX, APRIL lA 195€ (Cleeatfled AdrertWsg oe Pego M) PRICE f iv e c e n t s win W •enrod. j duct the worahlp aervlce. and Mra. for Women'a Organizations at S'] I George Hunt and her committee. p.m. on Ap’ll IS'at S.56 Main St., i Mias Gall McCann. 71 PlUiln: Edna . Zltkovitch svtil serve aa Mrs. Marjorie W’. Smith,1, Vs for th% coming year; chairman of the refreshment com Benton St., will appear on, "TTlp ,Th* m orrU »e of MiM M«r>' Mra. EveYett Beldlng, Mra. Victor Hartford Anyone Interested la St., aoprino, and David Bryan. Mrs. lamonaco. leader; Mra. ! Herring and Mra. Charlea Haat* v.'elcomt. Rockville; gre members/ of the mittee. . Yankee Peâr’a” program ove Arthur BaUargeon. secretary: tioula* WOI«* Jamca* Chuich. firat' technical meeting of the Con urday, April 21. at the Community third annual Wne Festival Mra. Gladys a o s a . tlO W. Mid spring rum-mSge sale at the British MeNaUy, contact chairman; Mrs. "lio doubt" vote for President necticut Society of Certified Pub y . 'The aale will open at S a.m. now ■ underway on, campus. dle la chairman'of ê com American Club. 75 Maple St., /EdwardvFaber. program; Mrs. la- Eisenhower if the latter ia can- lic Accountanta to be held at the and continue to -3:30 p.m. Mra. mittee from the '.adleaXof the Wednesday, Mai> 2. from 5 to 9 monaco and Mra. Henry Michalak, didato-Tor reelection- in Novem p.m., and 'Thuraday, May’-3, from reprcaentwves. ber. I Gakdale 'Tavern In Wallingford Barney’s co-workera are Mra. A son 'waa bom af the Hart A4sumpllon arranging for ^ a k e d -\ April IS aUrtlng with a dinner at Daisy Chapman. Mra. Olga Mac- ford Hospital 'Ttiesday to Mr. and goods sale Sunday, April ‘ w \ fol 9 a m. to 12 noon. Profits from DelielousX refreshments were "Not dn the farm issue," he adds^ "but on the peace Isaue." •'130 p.m. Lachlan, Mra. Brenda Osborne and Mrs. Robert N, Luce, 30. Canter lowing all Masse; a. the Oiurch of the sale will K used for the circle's served at a kpcial time which fol C«» IS sraatassa tv , Augusts. Gs.. April l i (/P)T ElMnhower and Benson chottddchotte Mra, Winthrop Ballard, pariahlon- the Assumption. combined cha'ritlek. lowed. ‘ The! form er vice president and bury St. / I tu ceMiciKst »i4it Msmcsi seciet^ —rresio.snip ro o ld o n t VEiisennowcrH looB linw or’H eeAlly_ in the chief executive' ■one of the origInBi new dealers MaJ. and Mra. W l^ m B. HU la era and frienda are urged lo set sm all office while photographers aaide articles for the aale. headquarters sqld today he. made the etatement laat night Quiet took turns crowding into the ’ of the Salvation A ^ y Socla' B-rv- aa he and flve other experts dlt- ice Center. Springfield, Maaa., will T has not decided yet Trhether sparsely furnisKed room. The -L a. St, Agnes Guild has set the dale | President wore a light grey sports cusied "the new technology and conduct the aewict at^—U.N. Secretary General Dog (Acrow From First Benxon Joined Eiaenhowe^ at the a reporter asked the Agricultural Hammarskjold held more peace talks with Egyptian leaden / ' ■T ' ’ ' . ^ S ’ National Parking Lot) Preiident's .working vacation Secretary. todOy. There waa relative quiet along the tense laraeli-Egyii* O C co -U ;< headquarters above the pro ahop "I can't tell," said Benson. nans M tian fronter, but a Jerusalem dispatch said five Israeli soMien at, the Augusta National Golf Jam es C. H agerty, W hite House iwtra wounded today whan their*' ll.D p.IT Club. With the cabinet officer on press secretary, said anew that the mlllUry vahlcla waa blown up by ROASTING CHICKENS hlF' arrival at the sun-aplaalied, President's decision fnost likely thro landminaa near NIryitxhaq, | white frame building waa a team won't be announced until he re Aide •Mt of tba<\SgypUan-hald Ossa Soviet Leaders o r Im v * I t “i just love your chickens,” a customer told us. ”I Of advisers who sat in at the meet turns to Washington early next ing. ■trip.' come in from the country where I have neighbors who ‘ week from an Auguata vacation P rior l4> this incident there has Form Bill Still Unorreptable bean qulat- in that sector for two raise and sell chickens, but none ss Rood as yours.” Our Benson dew from Washington mixed with work. Start H istoric Xa Dtsexiaa TV Talk M ledin’49 eoiiMOttllve' nights. fsrm is only a few minutes from the Center-and you will last night and declared aa he TaOia Se*MI««tas like our chickens, too. stepped from hU plane that the One thing scheduled for dtsra purge trials fn Bul earlier thla week that the pregram / sidered hia Cairo mission aitcctaa- laid down by tha British wUlliiam- garia have not been released from fu). Hammarakjold said teraely prison and declared rehabilitated, ir their contact with ordinary "I’va dona in Cairo what 1 came Erltone, neither Bulganin nor As Leader Periled the announcement said. lor." . This confirmation of Koatov'a Khruahehav showed any chagrin 77i* aecretary'a mlatlon appeared as they boarded their apecial train rehabili|aUon, which had been un ,to have aucceaded In clamping at By THE ASSOCIATED PifESS officially reported from Bulgaria In Moscow to begin the first part •two weeks ago. was contained in a least a tamporary lid on the of their trip. \ Adlai Stevenson says the United-stretch .of campaigning immedi- Fishing Derby Opens at Center Springs 'smouldering frontier situation. To Set Sail from BalOek States is entering a period In its ately l^fore the primary, atatênt by Todor Zhikov, first secratary of the Bulgarian Com- While flahermen throughout the state minit wait another week before the,i Early today there had )>*tn no re Th* two Boytot Isadora w a n to foreign’ affairs which he regards In his" talk to the bar group, the ftahlng season several local youngetera got' «s egny stMtL’todly fn the Fla ports of border InetddaU elnce set aail tronf the Baltic poit af as more perilous than it has faced former Illinois governor said high nmnist party, which was published \ Mday in' the. official party news- by the Park.and RaoriMitlon Department at Omtar gpriAM-Annax. FaranU. _ _ Thuriday afternoon. BalUtk. Tmy a rt achedulal.'to since the last war. government officials, including •paper and broadcast by Sofia boys and girla were nCt allowed to flih until noon When Cenler Sprliigs Pond was opei to the gen- In Jeruaalem, an laraSll mili ■rriva in/Brltain Wednesday tpt Speaking In Tampa. Fla., he told Secretary ’of State Dulles and eral public. (Henild Photo). * tary apokaaman asM an Israalt their l»aey visit. the Tampa Bar Assn, last night at' President' Eisenhower, were s Radio. • ' At the.same time a broadcast poilet velitela was fired oni near A pony of Soviet dignitaries — the end of a day of busy campaigning “that all la wall and we hê Ferslfa Mlnlstar-V •Yt Ing that this was s period which little to fear—that indeed vre Are from Prague said that Czechoslo Meron, Upper Oefllee, In northern snE ioisiios vak Premier Vilem Siroky official Israel near Syria today. No and deputy Prem lsn A. called for strong leadership in .or- gaining on the enemy every/day. Spanisli Break Z/Mikoyan and L. M. Kaganoviell der to preserve U.S. prestige while the rest of the worldâsps ly confirmed the'release IM re caaualtlaa were reported. Iera«l habilitation of three co-defendants SUir- of A tr Force had charged there-were two ntyr' ’ho wlu hold the reins 4turing the abroad. with dismay." ‘ / of the executed Czech vice Pre Arab Incldente yeaterdey, but leaders' absence — puUed up at “1 say It ■will take the highest re- He said these statemems didn't General Strike the . station in glittering Zls aponsibility and political courage jibe with reports from Mroad. mier Rudolph Slansky. He con neither involved the frontier with firmed the release of former Egypt. An laraett army apokee- limousines to bid farswsU to ths to stand firm today, when things "From abroad we hMr that the departing duo. ' look good but are not good." he Soviets are outstripping us in in- deputy Foreign Minister Arthur By Benefits Gut man eatd a child in Jerusalem’a froniKapril 12 to 21 London and Vatro Hajdu and for Rise with■/ Norstad . Israeli lector waa wounded. by A huge throng gathered outside said. "It will take more than that dustrial production, Yhat they are tbc station .to watch ths scans.. —it #ill take the highest integrity • wooing the undev^ped countries mer deputy Foreign Trade Minis fire, from ■ the Ar(tb quarter. No ordinary itratch ihgen, BiomI Tht/rg mod* by Lorkweod, erlRi. ter Eugen Loebel. Siroky, how Madrid, Spa^, April 14 (S’)—The Israeli workers also were re On the platform Inside was. meat * at the very center of government," ! with promises dgA-hlch they ran Washington, April 14 (^ —The -Mhat at least a cuatoih has been ever, ma.intained that the hanging government appeared today to ported flred on In the central Jor- of the foreign diplomatic corpa nslorf of birctch. Thsy ililn-fit your laga, nevgr bog or wiinklo- Mod* Stevenson slugged away with make good, and^hat their econo- forthcoming retirement of Army I ••tabllshed. Britain was reprsssntsd by chaiv* Button front cBtîgan criticisms'of both foreign and do- ' nty is indeed eMailding at a more of Slansky and former Czech For have’ broken the back of, a wide daiv River Valley. of ‘*cuAi>OLON’'*'yarn. A4oll in your order for boxe»-MI lodoyl eign Minister Visdo Clemcntis wah G en./A lfred M. G rirtnlher may The Air Force, may be confront Both Israel and Egypt have d'alfsires’ Cecil Parrott. Hfvii MWM AT TNIt MW NlCt with .aidf demi-belt- meatic potlcies of, the Ei.senhowcr [rapid rate th ^ our own," he said, spread atrlk.e by 50,000 w orkers In ed with choosing not one ût two - The< Soviet leaders' train waS administration in a round of i Cites fiMteriorallon’ Justlfie'il. “Titoism” was one of the northern Spain. ffie^ the Air Force Is a- step given Hammarakjold written aa- Loriewood Lofkwood 3 glzeg,fit all! Pe Navy, gold, aqua-and major charges against the men. officers for top spots next year- •orancea tltey «riU refrain from ■chaduled to arrive Sunday at j- beige. speeches he mixed with handshak- | In anothe/talk last night to the Last night 'the government an nearer to having an air officer Kaliningrad. Thq Foreign Min i r LONG PUY HI-FI tite 8-9'i, avef--. ing and a reception ' by- women . Tampa Pan American Commls- nounced dismissal of all strikers, picked as chairman of the stratc' the JCS chairmanship and the post hostile acts, 'nie pledgee were fol SupwStockliiEX*' fabulous Stocking X' ^ (Continued on Page Three) of Chief of Staff of the Air Force. istry said no foreign or SovtsaX nge 9-10’i; tall supporters. .sion, Stevenson said foreign poll cancellation of, their labor con- ay-making Joint Chiefs of StSff. lowed by a brief aerlgl dog fight JournaHsts could acoompaiiy ^ eOMPARIx Two-Throndy tong-wooîof The second term qf Gen. Nathan end apf exchange of border fire OrifInol Ono-Throod 10-11'c. So eaay .Crassf^s Kefaiiver Path cles of the Eisenhower administra traeirf, seniority rights and ot)»er /The, official announcement that them there,. The only foreignar vltro-Ehoor»—if 01^ tkrood vltfo-tktort. Twice during his rounds, Stev tion were.leading to "deter?b'rs‘ benefits. Strikes are illegal in' Gnienther ia leaving the Army F. Twining as USAF chief will ex Thuây, TIuin quiet prevailed. wHh RieOROS . pep%. tho ofkop hotdi. for gift giving— pire in June 1957. permitted to witnesa the leaders* enson cros.sed paths with Esle.s tion ^ our situation at/road" *«did Spain. / late ,thls year seems to put' an end WItMntws Commaiidos departure from the at|joining pM SILIINO for \ ■of. ll.ftJ Dokg •H $>•» M*r. You don’t have to Kefauver. (D-Tenn). his rival for lf-r of friendsfilps with some of Student Blasts, But today the civil governoiVof to persistent ’reports that Presi Gen. Lauria Norstad, air deputy ..Egypt was aaid to have given 4 to Gruenther and now designated of Balttsk aboard the .cnuulsr, . mem $ | B 9 . a . $ | e s know her exact the Democratic presidential nomi the, Latin American countries. ^ Pamplona, center of the \veek- dent Eisenhower might name him further aksurances that she haa $3.95 as Oruenther's successor In the pulled Arab 'commatidoa out of OrdJ.ontkldlse la the'BritUh naval Mzei nation, but only once—on a school Aleanwhile. in W inter Ha vdn; ’Vong strike Wave would receive JCS chairman when a vacaticy attache, Cept. Adrian Nprthey. M* ' X RECORDS ground—did the.v come face to ; pla., Kefauver last night/ittacked Gov. Griffin at full pay for the lime of the strike. occurs nipxt year! .. supreme command of SATO Israel. Israel accuaad the raid- ft gnlp $^B» S pMe 9 ^ 1 1 I forces, long h(it been mentioned In is believed -the first Westerner to Xewly'collared clutch OURS face. Certain policies of thS' Veterans Union leaders .said neyly all Until his retirem ent, GruA-illher era of. killing 14 and wounding 32 vielt thle pprt area since ths Rusr , W TO ONI NfU HOUR OF MUSIC! They also attended a political^ Admihistratiqn and Igck of hos would be back at work ibis after will continue as Supreme CoipmXn- speculation regarding both top in tha peat Week. SAVE EVEN MOREI 2 RE00R0S-IJ4 with -jeweled trim pin. AT Debate on Bias dornestic posts. , • . Hammarakjold, who is' expected ■lane took It from the- Germans aa Powder, aqua, btnge flsh fry a t the sam e time la.st nigl pital facilities -for servicemen. noon as a result of Ute govern der of North Atlantic Treaty Or- Sstilfsction fueisnteed or iôney refunded tAVE EVEN MOREI I REOORDS-5,22 but went 'handshaking-'ln differviit His targets included' what he ment's get-tough thre^_ combined ,ganlzation (NATO) forces in Eu President Elsenhower, "'with to spend a month conferring with ONLY Arabs and laraell leaders,, is (Coatlaued oa Page Three) l'\- X -■ /'-X , V .'■■ and navy; \ ae'ctiqns of the crowd. ■ described as high Interest rates Cambridge, Mas.s., A pril. 14 with ita Inducement tme'red to the rope. whom Norstad aer?^ when th* . .1 The two are contesting for Flor on veterans home loans and "the The aeryice unification laW un chief executive waa yrtirtlma com ■chaduled to push on to laraet --Bitter remarks directed al Gov. Workers.' Monday after -a weekend of ataff SHOW TUNES AND BROADWAY H ITS */ J - K ^ y e i l y ida's' 28 conventidn votes j/ the almost. FBI type of Investigation” Marvin Griffin (D( of Georgia by EUijlIcr messagra from San der which the Joint Chiefs or mander . and irftei;/ NATO com May 29 p re s i^ nntlal t prerarence I before a veteran is certified ’ for Sebastian and Pi^plona had de ganization was created does not mander, has prahied the young work at hie pierut lieadquarters. a Negro sluilent linew a Har . . The Secretary General has sent C a s ta s JHfilifaMi),- F t IT □ Kiimal (Hiflili«kli| 9.1 II □ primary, their/bniy direct clash In medical treatment. vard law school forum debate on scribed the situation aa "ugly” as specify' that the chairmanship general on:aevei;ai occaaiona. Almo.st unbelievable, isn’t it ? th a t you coy'.d find'such beautifully -styled the South. ^ Veterans hospital f a c i 111 i e s must be-.j-otated among the serv Premier David B«n-Gurlon a mea- B u lle liiis VIclar HarbMt jFrifrHit 941 □ SauHi Taatfis (HiyKIiahtil 940 □ / segregation into an uproar last a result*of the dra.stic dismissal Other,*frp Named •aga asking further aaauranca that Jiiasia KaraiPavaf'iiai'' 4 3 □ Tha Kisg Aad I 9-lt □ spring coats at this low price! But here they are ... . faithful.adypta- Steyen.spp planned' to wind up should be enlarged, lie, said, and night. order. ices. How{ever, in the spproxi- However, .Norstad will not take hia current tour topight in PVnsa- he prohiised that If elected he Uraal had glvdn orders to quit from the AP W ins Cala farlar Tararliat 4T, □ Gaaif i fttnhvis Fa«arilti 947 r The incident occlured during a Htrlker* ;indlgnBnl ■ tnatidy eight years of the JCS, the over hls/nSw Job until )ate thlaS shooting serosa the border. He Oaeifa M. Cegas TavarHai 9-101 □ Si|fnwsd. Ramhtrg Favalilat >40 tion.s of tlie three best stvles of the season, masterfullv tailored of a cola, but his sides said he' wolild dVacuasion period th at followed a .'The cabinet announcement had organization hkh bran headed by yeer —: wfhich' means he would be ; ' * . *1 • ■ ■ return jo r as long ’^s a in-'da'y said Egypt had promised to Issue handsome, nuhby all wool hgme.spun.'Ideal for spring-into-summer (Continiied o-. Page Tliree) debate between Griffin and AUy. been received with general Indigna one Army ge.nerql' (Omar Brad In that, post for llttie more than auch oNefa . . . Gen. Jacob K. Javit? of New York tion by strikers and non-strikers ley) and one Niivy admiral (Ar a be If year before the high com Hammarakjoljl is expected to BLAST STATE DEPARTMENT -P” •NEW RELEASES- wear, perfect travelers tot^ Here in the gentle shadings .of -spring- state . under the auspices of the and the walkout spread further. thur Radford), each serving two mand v'acanclea occur In W ash New York. AprU 14 (F)—Tho take to .Israel a plan to pull troops American Jewish Congreaa lo- ■thdas a l laSa Antrfca f 9,11* O Ishatf al 9arii . f I . ■ / f - i i k □ gold beige, blue and the ^lerennial favorite—navy. In sijies 8-18. Harvard school. ■ Oov^ Thomaa Garicano Gopi %ln terms. The Air Force's hope is ington. of both aides about one third of a Sdioavaf Visssa. - I 9.1 If a As Anitriilrh’ln'9arii A Vissssia The .st’idenl, who identified him Sa^S^hasflan was expected to fol Among the upper echelon air mile back frbin tha border, sued a "white paper*' today ao- ^->40 0 inalng’tlie State Department ol Or«aa at 9-UI □ Cavsiltria Auilwana r' /Grace Warmly Praised self aa Seyoiim Hafegot, an low wltlr action similar to'that of generals whose names also figure Naaeer originated the idea laat SavHl Amsrifss Taafti 9.141 □ ICamgIsla Os*r.| / 9.141/2 □ Ethiopian, said to Griffinf tlje governor at Pamplona,. In speculation over the chief of summer and It received epdorae- apathy toward an "Anik Cam Rhagtady In SIsa 9.141 □ Rash'And Rtll / 9.144 □ V Detile* U.S. Peaceful The result would be an end to News Tidbits staff 'snd JCg, chairm an posta ar.e mant from the .'U.N. Security paign against' Americaii Jewa.” Cha-Cha hfamha * ;y9.I4T □ Sarah A D m r (S«rah Vavahin 6 "The U.S. Informatfon Service the strike with nobody winding: Gen. 'Thomas D. White, vice chief Council.' Uneonflrmed Cairo re It aaid atatemeata .by Sraretnty ; ^ I of state John Foster Dnllea » - t shaai a l itaiy , Xp;|j7 □ Oiota 6P'*i 9.144 a 'inter s lam and you tell us that! you are a Tho government will have Tfi'actt'ed Culled from AP Wrreti of the Air Force; Gen. Curtis ’’E. porta said IgraCIl had now agreed peaceful nation. After hearing down on Its reprisal thre-ats while Lemay, chief of the Strategic Air In principle. ; / ' dicate the jCfait4>d' -States haa - your speech tonight I can find the workers will have failed to ob Command; Geh, E arle E.' P a rt U.N. experts and Egyptian of- subordinated the "rights of CONCIRT OPERATit HIGHLIGHTS nothing to justify that. A m rriran cIMxenahlp to the ea- CriefW*|tOrCoBrpftO 'f-lft “Fltdeiwaua''ÎghUghU P-24 .p M onte' Carlo.' AKrit 14 i/P' — • lug each other with "what do vou tain wage increases. ridge, chief of Ufe. Air Defenic fioiala dewted two long meetings Prince Ralnier's American chap- hear from Grace?" They have "Do you think, after listening to 'The strikes, brought on general New York City r.ollce ' Depart^ pedlenclea of International bnr- . '•Bmppfor** INDIA .'j pLorak “New World * Symphony .Salt IJike City, April 14 (Ah'— In hia division to their posts for m an*."- s New Delhi, India, April 14 (F) P-ll • Story Time ' p-u? [-) Philadelphia home of her parents, . with a party for .the wedding (Continued on FaKO T h o ) accuses Democrats of "striving for Ûnfimah*d.ftymphony'* P-»* Jtn Hour of Nureery Rhyme, A.Tclei . P-S) □ ■ I The engagement followed. - gupsts Utah's Gov, J. Bracken Lee said partisan ailvantage, maneuvering th* weekend because of a wave oL -.M e told unit comm'andera "I ex Walter Beutber, vice preaMea* ^rltelkovaky. violin Concprto P.121 yeaterda.v he got a letlrf from Sec brawla in German beer hails. pect immediate -result*" in stop ^llDnart “Lina" Symphony P-I29 i. .Shortl.v after noon Rainier * since her forfa presidential veto rather than ’of thii AFL-CIO, returned lo DANCE MUSIC arrival, the actress retary-of the Treasury George MaJ. Gen, Oerrill M. Daniel,* ping the incidents, and added : Ne«v Drlbii today after a 8-day for A good (farm ! bill.” . , Rep. commander of; th e 11th Airborne . "There is a imall group of per r POPULAR FAVORITIS An Hour of South American Tango, F-74 n he had Holifield ID-Callf) says there have tour of laitla and said he m Caprlcrto Ripagnol P-SO Tour Dane* Parly p-ii a IncomS tax Division, said he took the mesa- sonnel within the division' pulling ^ •;L» Cog D'*r" Suite P-.M been aome rnraiiragihg develop “«trongly convinced I n d I a a Daaca Polka. P-ioi o by Monday. ure “to protist 'the 'reputation of down our reputation,-Injuring our-1 leadership is firmly dedicated ta Clay Parlal.BBr P-107 Rhumba Fe.tiial NEW HANDBAGS. A wall of policemen formed behind'next week C arrier Saratoga But Lee .said he wouldn't. ments toward atom-powered air the Divisldh and to Inaintain har prestige and cqstlog reflection* on Sarah Vaughan, Dliilr Oill.fpl, p.m P-M n A smart, colorful. Sort them.—blockirig off ,a double wall plane hut nn promise of Immediate ■chiM-e rconomi<‘ 'a n d social TbsMIkldB tHIgtillgbii) P-130 Latin' Danrt Favorite. . P-77 D 2.98 to niey have had' aoiri^ •■success He said Humphrey wrote him monious relation* with ' the Ger- our division., lileala through africt demo Mi1«ufnm.r Nlgnl'a Drum FOR SPRING WEAR of p h o lo g td ji^ rs who tried to fol- success. P-24 An Hour of Ballet Miulc , F -» n despite a . brief enfoiib?er yester New York, April 14 (/P> The that if he didn't, then the Internal mana.'" , • "One bad impression over Faiamia Amcrltan Marche* P-»» Indian Motif print of )mv.„ I ' day,' with a nJ)oto)traphera' -road Navy today Mat (K ing)' Cole on road in cratic methods." '1 ' R.meo A Juliet (Otertuie.raaUiy) ~ P-51 Authentic Dance Itamboe P-131 0 •Smart styles in pouch, clutch or over the- shoulder • A friend said the two weie 1 comnllBslons its .Revenue Service would “proceed In First Time TUkea shadow* a hunidred good one*. “1112 .Ovartur," i block. The roadblock so angered mightiest ship- the aircraft Dixie again and state* he's ans- P-5t luxury cotton. Enhanced styles. Gleaming patents, plastic^ calf, faille-and, - spending a lot 'of time with each the uauar manner to collect the It waa the first time that a U.S. When one. of our men gives a bad ' NATIONAIJSTS BLAST MIGR ' Jana. B«.Bop and Blue, P-iia h - RELIGIOUS MUSIC ea. the prince that he 'barred all ' rier U.S.S. Saratoga. ta.xes . . by flllng a' lien and loiM to leave- In past attack 'by- conv>T>andei- In postwar. Germany Impression, ii, is not he alone who Rthcl Water—Jui'G reala *- P -122 11 genuine leathern In many styles.',Colors,: Black, red, . X $ Other and had let b.oth their pholbgrapheis from the palace group of white men’ during Bir . Talpet, Formool, .4pril 14 if)— Peer Ovgl Suite No. iT ' An Hour of Religtoui Fav-orltei P-M n with mulii-colored studs. 7.95 (. She’s bigger, faster and niore levying jon assets.” reatrlcted his entire division tp is Judged. The entir* division gets P-22 n navy, beige, white and pink. families know ■‘they'd like to get mingham, Ala. performance. . Two Nationalist Thunderjeta fired “Steeping Beauty" P-27 '□ Barred Bong*. Jud«i Macfibncun. ftc. P-122-0 That didn't'nettle photographers 1 powerful than any ocean flghting “I wrote him back.” aaid Lee, their posts as a disciplinary n)eaa-' the blame." | | m ore-than l.**0 .round* a t soe of _ Wtilrituala P-IM \ Itehgtoun Hymnt Wrinkle resistdnt, guorv , slightly lost." ton ■much because they hadn't been .vessel afloat. j ., f ' * Britain's,. Atomic Energy- Author^ ' D p-iM a Bask In Happlnesa '"asking him to clarify what this ure. The order involves between FiedgOa Cooperation four'('ommunita MIG8 north • of-.U ' f allowed In. the palace anyway. But ' If shis Were"turned bn end. she'd 'usual manner' Is. • Ity says It'is being sued by British KlfOOO and 15,000 men. 'He saij that he would cooperaie COME IN— DROWSE THROUGH MANY MORE SELECTIONS onteed Wdshoblie, and - ' V ' ■ x U ■ . ■ " • ; W’hile- the Prince and • Grace! the uffHhore island ef Malau ,lo- ' It dampened their hopes of gain-1 reach the 80th floor of the Empire 1 “I want; to know if hel means Arm for alleged infringement of In a t(|.lk to hts men here^ Daniel "to th* fullest extent with the lo day' and ilralroyed.il, Chhieaa preshrunk. In gay colors. baqked ip .êir new-found happi-1 Entrance to the. gilded throne j Stale Building. She'* wiAe enough that tWy'll Jnst move, in and ba’si'e atom energ'y. patent worked aaid: ,r— ness, the'high chamberlain of cal authorities In fratering good NnUonnllarAk- Yoree headquar- . room Wednesday to photograpirM to aet two of the world** largîit confiscate property and money put by Italian scientist. “There Is no place Iq U)« lU h reladona . between the 11th Air : ters'snnoua*ed. - * •- - Sizes 12-20' Monaco announced {they would get thb clrtl ceremony. The photog- paadSttif^r liners side-by-aidg on without due process'-like they’ve (- Strike of bus-and trolley work Airborne Division for bad soldiers ■f; Oreen a lecture , on the,, seriousness of borne Division and the people of e n d 1 2 '^ . 2 2 V îV .j,„ ra'pliera rained protista bti the ijjier deck., i done in the past at times -or if ers foils'on-in Milwaukee as Cbn- or hoodlumf." • Germany” • • . iEN.'^MITH IN RACE * GREEN m'arriage Just before the civil palace. ' • „ - ^(ore than three years in the thejt'U have a court order." yiUatp^s continue iletermlned A 'spokeaman (iaid disetplihary "Every member of the proud T h f j^tam ps Given ' ceremony Wednesday. He said Portland, Maine, April 14 IE-; r ,: tN J W IIA U STAMPS GIVEN CORE After their encounter with the '1 building, the Saraaota joins the Lee, a'Republican, lylthheld part search far'~key that would permit -4)c.ti9n ,_ .* ^ 9*t. individual 'soldiers Jlth Airboi;n* Division will ramaia Maine, delegates to the NaUaaal A4ANCHISTIR CONN* With Cash Sales that Marcel Portanler. president photographers, the prince and I fleet today in a blaze of ceremony, of hia Income tax payment when rsbjlcplng of settlement 'talks.. • • • involved âa already been taken. wftbln the .cohflnes orhia military Repubilcaa Conveattea have haea r AtAMCHSSTW COHH* WITH CASH SALES Also a good selection of colors and sizes in other popular ' of ..Monaco's .State Coiini4;lt,4.-it. would ! Grace retired behirtd the palace { music and newly hoisted flags, he; flied hia return Jan. 12:- on that Members of Philadelphia Orches Detail*-of the liicidenU were not installation v uiitll,.. Monday, April Inatructed to .preaoat toaier ■*■- devojte 4hree minutes to the lec-, Btylee at $5.98. * 1 j walls. A palace aburce aajd Raf-j with flghter squadirona sweeping portion of his income above' hia tra unanlmoDsly voted not'to ap made .public. IStb,” aal^ Margaret Chasa Saalllt aa Om ture. < nler had decided to avoid public | overhead. '*. *10,000 governor'a - balary. He CORNER M AINLAND O A K STREETS SFORTSWEARÊCO.N'D f l o o r CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS prove tour of Russia unless, three Cermah' newspap«ra" reported The dlvlalen eompletad Ita ■tntâ “leverlto'Aaaghter” aaa- 4- • . Meanwhile, many of the Ameri fellow musicUns are - reinstated th a t some o f th* tncldanta lavolvgd transfer from F a r t Campbell, -Ky.„ data fee tha vtoa can wadding fileata were greet- UOoattaned ea Page Four) (OaaUaned on Page Poor) f (Oeattawed oiM Pqge Pear) with the orchaatnu l^ th *ofli*rf t'and Oenniam. Daniel to Germany last month. • BOBllMMifitta X -; '■ ..'i , ■' ’ 'A .. '.'X'. •* ' '■ / - A 1'■■'-»,■ . ■. i' -7’ „li..- ■[t- I ’< j( ' '.,.1 '• j *i( I. f■.. )) I 'i- - :/■ 4}4'* ■V '4--; ■’ 'C-Xl- / r ■ ■ ' ? i • ...... r - ’