tM Very Rev. John F.. Henaoh, Maadiabtsr buslMsamsn and thetr eucoeedlpg Saturdey'e beginning A mssung ot sU otgulilst^f] Clerg^^men W rite totAorroW, three ertielaa on tM pastor of S t Jamas’ piurM : of B or Lothermn Church wlU Roaming Dog Wives atteMsd « dinner with Vice subject "Why te Raliglon Impor­ .T M Junior ChAmber of f?om- hold Mondsy St 7:80 p:m. for President end Mfs. Htxpn. Rel^on Articles tant in American Ufe.” meree hopes''ths ertlclss ,wUl stim­ cussion. o f building snd do ghaniMr of 'Cei,.»ercs work­ ulate an Increaaed Intefeat In re­ shops Which began at 8 a.m. and They were written at-^e raquaM W » a W * iu1 N W AtoiUfcry ment pisna. Complaints at of the Jsyeeea hyltabbi Lbcm Wind, ligion and, particularly, W Mah- «ia MW * royiury ended et ♦ p.m. .4«Uy were also In cboperetiqn with the Mart- ehsster churchok. the attended by the Mencheeter men of Temple Beth Sholom; tna Rev. « n aillK «t ow'a grtiela will be by Isita Junior Museum,I tl ffu u nn < d a y 14 in Week during the four daye they were IM M IIM rm tidM by merce, The Herald will publieh, on of Emanuel Lutheran Church ooaUettns, 'itMr Mrs. O^rs ^immoon from 2 toA o’clock will in Weshlngton. MTHte. Mrs. CMIstins OMuwy or be Mr. and Mrs. 'Walter Kom- Dog Warden Lee Fracchla hae ik n . VM st Turbshot. panik, 2M Woodbridge S t M ^ a busy week. He wsa called yesteiMay to make four more ar- Watch Makers H is LsdM Wtssianary Socisty Robert T. Sweet, a Junior at re-Jls aftej; comnlalnls that dogs U*S. Force Quits '« ( tM Ts)oott\'Uls OongrarsUcmsl Trinity College, was recently sleet­ ero on tha,loo*4- Gburch wtn hold s nnunaire ssle ed treadurer of Alpha Chi Rho, T ua. Sydney Brown. 15 Cobum Told Strontiuitt •t tlM cfeurrh tomorrow rooming, national ftatemity on the Trinity Rd.. Joseph G. Csrdini. 35 Morse ■UxtttiK St t 0‘oiock. campus. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Rd., and Ralph Lundberg. 28 Rad- Howard f . sweet 242 Parker St„ ding St., were charged with allow­ On 3 ^P^pananiaSinvasion On Some Dials T b » Holy insmily lloUtera O r- be is a'hiember Of the economics ing a dog to roam. It was Lund- sis M s sleetsd tM following of- club and the spoils car club. berg’s second arrest on the same Space Shots ^ fioists fW tM coining yssr: Mrs charge In three days. Fracchla Panama, May i (JP)— Cubflnfped'tlon believed broken, how Washinffton, May 2 (/P)— Jsmts ]foGo4 pcfliWisirt; Mrs. Marine Pfc. David P. Custer, also' reported It was the third ever. Thred watchmaking • com­ Andrstnt, 'net president; pra son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. CuSter time Mrs. Brown’s i)Dg has been Wa^ngton, May 2 (AO- invaders of Pgnama who sur­ The bedrsKled band of revolu­ panies 1iaVe been ordered by Mrs. Robert Bcsimick. secretsry: rendered without firing a shot Sr., 42 Bigelow 8t„ departed impounded. yorXthe time being, the tionists said thby cajne to Panama the Atomic Energy Coipmis- Mis.-WHlistn Martens, treasurer: from Norfolk, Va.. April 24 aboard Robert L Schug, 24. of 5214 MAY lOth United States has postponed arrived in the c a ^ ta l as cap­ on being told tils ' country was sion to halt distribution, of Mrs. ■maisMi Brsimlck, welfare the Navy’s newest attack aircraft Park St'., Whose dog was aald to tives during the night; in bight ruled by a dictatorship ■— "But Mis. aawsrd OBrieir. ,p«AUclty; carrier USB Independence for * have killed a rabbit belonging te / ’^three important space shote ws were wrong." ny luminous dials containing SCm. M sM Hoyt, llbrsrisn; Mrs. 2-monUi training and shakedown Mrs. Austin Schlllinger, 29 Otia —two probes aimed gt Venus heavily guarded buses. S Informed sources said Ftflal Panama defenses — aided by tpontium 90. J«M S O'ReUlv and Mrs. Theodore cruise In the Caribbean. St., was charged with keeping an X N irU an Earth-- satellite to U.S! planes patrolling the eoasi— strontium 90,.deadliest element S o ta u s 'tz , representatives: snd Castro’s Cuban embassy may seek unliCwtsed dog. swing as high as 36,000 miles. lenlehey for the small band who. kept on the alert against the dan­ of radioactive, fallout, can esuss IBs. Robert HsUlsey. conUct Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet T ht arrests brought • to 14 the "Ib ig h io e i^ difflculUoa” In both ger of more inviU(ions. bone cancer, if taken into the hu­ oMirrosn. threw themselves on the mercy of Monday night at 8 o’clock in Odd number charged by Fracchla dur-* tho payload and boost vehicle tya- the Panamanian courts In laying Justice Minister J. D. Bszan man system in eufficient quantl- Labels n s FeIlowii'.,Hall. Mrs. Hannah Wil­ Ing the week. According to com­ \ Why Not Give Mom tem was the «^ly reason given yes­ down their arms. sadd the sgovernment was still on tiea /■ Julia B ont of Billie's Beauty liams, drill mistress, will hold a plaints filed with police, the dogs terday for tha delay* by,, the Na- the lookout -for two more Invulon The AEC -’’ordecs, issued last •Mp and Ksy Hsugsn of Kay’s Hundreds of curious Panaman­ rehearsal of the drill team at 7 were reported roaming variously at timuU AeronMUca aM. Space Ad ians ailenUy watched as the 87 ships which reportedly left a Cu­ night, said two ot the companies— P 'su ty Ss..on attendod the Mlr- o’clock. Following the business Manchester Green. Coleman Rd., ban port. But, he said, "They may General Time Corp., Westclox dressers’ eonventlc^ at' the Staler GLOVES Biiniitration. prisemera—e questioned before failure of the first ^pedttion." Nalional Watch Co.. Elgin, III. — her committee. Mra. Ruth Beck­ due In court May 9. TM other two Van Raalte washable fabric gloves they’ll have to wait at leait 18 ihe government decides what to do The surrender of the party that have imported many such dials, .. The Ladies of Bt James will with, degree miatreas, will hold a are due Ih court tomorrow. in nylons or double woven cotton. , months, because the planet swinge wfthvthem. landed in Panama last weekend have distributed many to the pub­ / Gettysburg!, Pa., May 2 (/P)— Secretary^of State Chri8tiali> MM thetr spring formal tomorrow rehearsal for all offlcera and mem­ ---- :------away from Barth and won’t be In A adurce with official connections lic and'still possess loms. In tM Knights of Columbus Home. We have them in short, medium was carried out under the eyes pC Herter flew back today from western stratqsry talks in Parifi bers taking part in the tableaux a good poaitlon again until mid- reported apti-govemment forces a fact-finding team of the 21-nA- The other company. ■■ Buloya Tony ©W ight’s Orchestra will directly after the social hour. and long lengths. operating * hear the Caribbean - Watch 4C0U, Flushing,. N. Y., was and promptly reported to President Eiscrtml^er. provide mumc from 9 p.m. to .1 Chamber Officers January, 1961. , tlon Organization of American Members are reminded to bring * One of the Venue probee wae coastal town' of Nombre de Dloa States (OAS). citei^ for a single watch with a He arrived at the Eisenhoiver farm home, where the Pres­ s-m. A buffSt Slipper will be where the main ‘group of the Cuban served at U p.m. Mrs. Vincent articles for the rummage sals tq be Return to Town Pair Intended to go near the planet and Fernando Lobo. BrazlUan diplo­ StroiHlum 90 dial. It a-as trade*-* ident is spending the weekend, about 2'/^ hours ■^fter flying held Tuesday morning at 9:30. Select your Mother’s Day greet- t>n past i t The other was to be Invaders gave up yesterday. mat who headed the OAS peace marked, Westfield, transferred to a Diana is chairman of ths commit- *2.00 T, *3.50 National. Guardsmen -reported into Washington from Paris. v, tea. Mrs. Oeorge H. Wfllard Jr., iiTg cards at Hale’s Card De­ aif attempt to put an’ earthling mis^dn, said he was checking into Loulsbui'g. N. C., Jeweler and sold Herter came here from Washington by helicoi^er and Carl R. Undquiat, labor relations Three meJibera of the Chamber partment. Choose from a wlda moon- In orbit around the sleter rounding up five invaders who fled the possibility of a new invasion to someone iA 1955. the.AE.C aald. tM new chairman, is in charge of of Cerr.;n«rce returned to Man-: GLOVE BAR—Main Floor Into the hills before the surrender landed in a.pasttire only a few yards from the. P re ^ e n t’a tickets. analyst of the Royal McBee Co. In assortment. planet. Venus hae no natural .and so far found it to be "Rumors, An AEC spokesman said in gen­ Hartford, will be the guest speaker oheater yesterday after- attending moons of its own. was signed. A patrol tklihnished just rumors.” eral a watch with a dial containing front door. .. • at the meeting o f the Kiwanii tie 47th annual meeting of the Each The high eatelllte experiment later with rebels near the coastal Strontium 90 would not be more s Chapman Oburt, Order of A'ma- Chamber, of Oomroercc of the village of Garrote between N ^ b re “If nothing comes of that,” he He went into the house immediately to report to Eis^-* rMth, will meet this evening at Club Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. at the 10c To 35c wae to try to put a moonlet into aaid, ‘^dur mission 'is finished.’’ hazardous than the more common hower on the western foreign ministers’ plans for negotia**-^ Ucilted ' Statea in Washington, Bulky Knit a vary loiig, flat orbit. At its de Dloa and Portobelo. .Shots’ were ones that have radium compounds 7:4fi in the Masonic Temple. A 3 J’a Restaurant. Hla topic will be fired without apparent casimities. The Panama government said 87 "What la Causing Our Economic 0.0. CARDS high point it'w ould have been to provide luminosity. tions with Russia at Geneva on German problems,. ' ' social hour with refreshments will During the 4-day meeting, Nich­ Main Floor At Entrance The strength of the febefs was Invaders werq -qpptured. They are S follow In tM banquet halL TrouhJss?” Sweaters 80,000 miles away from Earth, being brought to the capital after But. he said, in' some circutt)- .On his arrival in Wa.shington Herter said the Paris'talks olas Pencheff, president of the ' but would have swimg back to not determined. First reports did stances they, might be more witl) foreign ministers of Britain, France and West (Sermany local organizal'on; Charles S. / Gift Very fresh and flattering they not Indicate whether they were laying down their Krcu in Nom­ within 250 miles of Earth on each bre d^ -Dios. the small -tpwn on dangerous if the wearer kept it were “ very successful” in deciding on the western position for Burr. Manchester nurseryman; are too! Choose from a lovely 'trip. Panamanians 'Who have' been wag­ on while he slept and slept with and John P. Wiet, executive vice variety of atyles In luxura, the ing hit-and-run attacks sgainst the the Caribbean coast thejir.seized the Geneva negotiations starting May 11. Thle shot was set for April and after landing last weekend. Three his arnf over his face nedr his.eyes, president, were among those at GIFT Handkerchiefs new pill resistant orlbn. Colors: -already had been pdatponed at government for weeks or new for­ "Both in apirlt and In su b-t— eign Invaders. for instance., a Congressional dinner spwisored White, skipper blue, sunset yel­ - Jesst twice. ' A general Tim# Cotp. executive stance." he said, "ws reached com­ ^ ^ ORANGE HAU ^ Gay colorful prints and Swiss em­ low, light blue, cherry. Sizes 34 The back of the Cuban-based ex- (Contlnnpd on Page Two) plete agreement on a highly im­ by the Connecticut Ataociation, of Jewel Boxes . ^ NASA said the high eatelllte satd.„the dials and hands involved Chamber of Commerce Executives broidered hankies; also all white to 38. ^ ^ would have teeCed the Instruments In its case "Were imported a Jong portant western. position. Guinea, Ghana and the Conneotlcut State Cham­ with lace trlni or embroidered In "This should aaalat tia greatly in simulated leather covered slated to go on-the Venus probes. time ago-— five or six years ago” ber for legislators and thbir .stall. all white. These Would collect information Clare Luc^ Storm Abates and wei-e «»sed only In repairing making progress at Geneva it the Meeting with the Manchester with self rising tray. ^5 98 To no.98 about cosmloTays imd' other things Soviet' Union, demonstrates an Premiei^ Seek Plenty of room fori all of watchev hot in those newly manu­ buslneea mer. and discus:.ing local "On Jouibeys mlllkms of mUSs Into' factured. honest desire to negotiate." your Jewelry., 25c T. *1.50 SPORTSWEAR DEPT.. Herter was asked whether the BINGO problems were Senatoila 'niomaa Tako Elevator To 2nd Floor space, in the eefleral. direction of- He said none of the Imported African Union "complete agreement” he reported J. Dodd and Preaeott Buah, Con- ONLY HANDKERCHIEFS—Main Floef Venus,” ,.NASA said;-- parts had beep used since the e v e r y SATURPAY NIGHT AT 7:30 J gressroan 'El nlho Q. Daddsjrto, 'Ihere hpVe been published re­ AEX:’S inspection and the fq-m in­ at Prla was reached because the OongtesMuan - at - large Frank ^2.98 A ports that the Riieaians may. try a Sen. Morse Censure western foreign mlnlatera made Conakry, Guinea, May 2 (F). — , OBAMOB BALL, 78 EAST'CENTBiB n .. MANCHESTER O tends to follow AEC instructions in Kowalski, an-i several others. JEWEL BOXES / shot at 'Venus this Bummer. disposal of the stock no attempt to settle many delalla. Premier Sekou . Tour# of Guinea "We settled every detail that BEOUIaAB 0 A 8 D !»—S SFECSAJLS—l SW EEPSTAKE ^ ■ Also during Um Convention Wlet *nve planet long has intri^ed An Elgin official sfiid "The lu­ and Prime Mini-star Kwano and Pencheff attended a meeting Main Floor At / manklnd'a.' imagination. It is one came up," Herter aald. ^ Jewelry Dept./ minous dial watches sold by Elg;in Nkrumah of Ghana will ask thair where President Eisenhower of the most brilliant of heavenly Now Seems Remote were laboratory tested to insure ' Asked whether- he was opilmia- dpoke',,.' ira. Kay Burr, wife of the bodies and in. certain phases is tlc about, the proapecli for the parliamenta to ratify a new C(m- called the morning or evening star. \ ' \ " ------, ' that the radiation level is well Btiturion creating the Union o f local nurseryman, and Mrs. Wiet, within -safe limits. The company negotiations with the-Ruaslahs at were at a luncheon meeting with SCARFS Venus, second planet from the Washington, May 2 (Jb r— Thefoath bars doctors from disclosing the Geneva foreign mlnlatera Independent African Statea sun, ip'juat a.,trifle smaller than possibility appeared remote to­ information about patients. had not been Informed by the meeting which will open May 11, (UIAS). Mrs. Mamie Ehsenhower present, Swiss supplier that Strontium 90 and at a dinner Wednesday the Earth. It has a covering of clouds day of any- S ^ t e censure of Sen. The, Sena-e always has been Herter replied: ■* A communique last night said ^re^AJways Welcome chary abo.:t dealing out the kind was the luminous'agent used in the Give Mother a scarf for her so thick that astronomers can’t- Wayne Morse (D-Ore) for his ac- “ If I knew what frame of mind citizerui would have dual national­ even tell how rapidly the planet ti• - witJr/termer Secretary of State ripen Interests," on the condition’ A IS Qt. Basket Lovely Aptons ment. tariff defibsratioos. The Buiova Company aald In John Foster Dulles during the that these ties be reciprocal. The Influential Democrats laughed Mrs. Luce’s decision not to ac­ weekend. Dulles. Is in Walter Approx. 24 Lbs. ilMBRELLA New York that, it had never had union wiij'have a common defense Glva Your Back A Break Hale’s has a selection in At Some Plants off. the Capehart suggesUorts as, cept the appointment ■ which the Strontium 90 in Ita watch dials and by Road Reed Afmy Hospital suffering policy,. but each stat* will have Just another stanza In the running Senate had confirmed, by a 79-11. ffom cancer. Rent The Do-R-¥ourself coverall'or^yvhist band styles, ' Choose from many attractiva had none in its possession. Its own-army. Controlled Atmosphere McIntosh. A new process Tools At atyles in solid colors and New York, May, 2' (Jb—The feud between the Indiana Repub­ vote was accepted regretfully by" Tb company said the AEKI or- Herter also Is scheduled to re­ The'TOure-Nkrumah declaration all in d^iniy prints. Mother President Eisenhower. Her action which has extendisd the life of this.juicy tender, huit. plaijlsr Idakl gift for Moth­ United Rubber Workers,Unldn has lican and the Oregon Democrat. d,er was based on a single .watch Hartford,-May 2 (iPi—The Legia-Aan expanded scholarship pro|1-am port Tuesday to a closadkioor ses­ came after talks betwieen the two (THE TOOL^HED would-jd^e an extra apron or er's Day. Priced reached agreement with the U.S. Morse said he would welcome brought mi:,ed reaction among imported five yeajs ago add .which tature’s state Development Com­ for nurses. sion of .the Senate Foreign Rela-, leaders. . They appealed to all Present prices are the lowest in years ^ r apples at th^^ >We have these power tools: two, Rubber Co., ending a 22-day-old a censure attempt by Capehart. Senators of approval and regret. had been destroyed b^ the AEC mittee has recommended passage Also approved by the committee ttonb CJommlttee. statesmen and organizations to Mid of the season. Power Sprayer, Chain Saw, strike. But workers are, still out Radio station KGW at Portland, A storm was touched off fotjow- tests. “ It is impossible to teU of a bill that would set up a 85 was a measure to add to the num­ Thursday evening be will, tell $5.98 at plants of Firestone Tire A Rub­ .Ore.,’"reported Morse Said in a Ing her Senatf conflrpiatioo when the nation by radio and television UStJ ALL YOU CAN—GET THEM AT Power Poet Hole Digger, whether even that one watch . , , million fund to aid industries that ber and aize of scholarships for (UonUnasd on Page BIX) >CTardea CulUvstor and 'niler,< ber Co., and the B.-F. Goodrich Co, telephoAe call: Mrs. - Luce said her tro^lat- wltb are forced to move by redevelop­ students at the Sfour state teach­ aboilt wester plana and prospects * 1 o o t . ^ UMBRELLAS The fourth big firm, Goodyear This Is an old forensic trick for Morse bbgan after Jtha Oregon for ths'-i^neva. Big Four foreign Hand Circular Saw, Sabre MaGi Floor .at Stamp (Conttnoed #■> Page Flva) ment or hlghw'ay building. ers’ colleges. Saw, Hedge dlpMrsR Lawn 1! Tire A Rubber Co., averted a walk­ Homer... he’s perfectly free to Senator was klcke4 -th the head by Rep. Florence-, Lord (D-Marl- ministers vesting which wUf open APRONS—^Maln Floor , X Counter a horae. Morse yesterday com­ If passed by the Legislature ind >IM[owers, etc. < out of Its 24iPOO workers by reach­ offer such a resolution, and I’m signed by the Governor, the bill borough), co-chairman of the com­ F ay 11 and boptlnue for possibly a Also these manpoweC tools: ing agTsslfient with the Union on a perfectly -willing to let the Senate mended .the womam envoy and' mittee,,.sald the amount of the month pr mdre,'- ..^ Elsenhower on her decision. would establish a fund from which Bulleiins Rakes, Shovels, Spades, contract. ' be the Jury, which under the rules Police'Hiding mortgage-loan guarantees could nursing schblarships would be set ' The irhpr-ssion 'emong Waahingr- PERO ORCHARDS ^Wedges, Sledge Hahinlers,< U.S. Rubber’s 26,000 workers they would be. I would welcome Observing that he was pleased by the Connecticut State Board of ton officials was that Herter had be written for industrial plants. from the'A P Wifei* /'■ Axes, Post Hole Digger, employed at 18 plants In 11 statea, him trying It." to stand on the record he had made Examiners for Nurses. Students done a good Jpr in hu' first In- 276 OAKIaAND ST. AVERY ST. -4WW expected to start returning to State bonds would provide the lank Sprayers, Pruning Capehart told a news conference in opposition to the appointment, Vegro Accused money for the fund. A 9-member ■ft'ould be permitted to attend any ternatibnl conference as Ssorstary MANCHE^ER, CONN. WAPPiNG, CONN. ^Tools,.Se<^ Caster, Hedge< their Jobs Immediately. Tlie agree­ yesterday he believed Morse sated Morse added: . of State. He met with foreign- ment reached yesterday must be Connecticut , Industrial Building approved school, in or out of state. PERIL IN HIGH N-BLASTS K Clippers, Lawn Rollers, with “The heigiii of irresponsibil­ .. "As chairman of the Latin7 Authority would administer it, Graduate nurses would be added ministers in Piris Wednesday and Lawn Spreaders, Ladders. ratified by Union locals before it ity” in calUng Dr. Michael Rosen- American aubefimmittee of thii Thursday, Tokyo, May 2 (JV-The UJB. . becomes formally effactive. As Murdercjp and would be empowered to' ap­ for the Brat time to those eligible, assfiinption the), high altitude ^ Call Ml 9-8810 or MI 4-0780 bluth of Ne\' York to ask atmut ForMgn -Relations Committee, 1 point a salaried mrector and other Mrs. Lord said. At the end of next week Herter GUt . Firestone employs 18,000 work­ treatments directed for his pa­ cotlsidbred It, my duty to oppow ------... will fly to the Geneva meeting nuclear explosions oanse no harm THE TOOL SHED ers, Goodrich about 14,000. 'Work- Alexandria, La., May 2 — A personnel. The present 100 scholarships for to hunuuM Is a "groee mlstek^ Comer of Spruce and Maple tient. this nomination. It is never pleu- teachers’ college students Would with ^':8iila. This conference is era In both flrma walked out 17 Morse has Contended he sought ant'to get Involved In a controveraj 23-year-old Negro accused of the Help extended by the fund would due to cover the whole range of a Japanese nuclear-solentUt s w days ago. attack-slaying of a white house­ be ah. ^ucem eht to keep Cdn- be upped to 200. These grants now today. Prof. Yasao Miyake, dAef FO O D KING to reach Dr. Rcsenbluth’s'father, such as this but when I consider it have a celling of $300. ’This would ouUtanding German problenw, in­ NYLONS Wages were not an ipsue In any in the belie, that the elder doctor my duty to do' so.. I shall nevei wife is believed to have been nectic)it'Industries from moving cluding Russia’s demand for with­ ot Japan’s Oeoohemtcal Ressfirdi of the talks. Wage talks with the lodged for safekeeping in a sev­ out'Of State. be raised to $400. Institute, decland Strontiuqi 90. ii:::: was no lo n g c Mrs. Luce’s physi­ flinch' from it." ' A bill making firemen who are drawal of western occupation EEKEND SPECIALS big four start this summer. De­ cian. H e'got the younger doctor, "Vice. President Nixop called Mra. enth floor jail cell of a thick- ■'■In other, committee action yes­ forces from West'Berlin. deadliest by-product Of nablea» tails of the V-S. Rubber agree- walled and strongly guarded court­ terday, the Bd'acation Committee disabled by heart disease or flealon, will pile up en the E ^ 'C s who inforaod him his father had Luce’s resignation " A Xreat .loas hypertension eligible for work­ The western foreign ministers •INIRAl lUCTRICS 'ihent were not announced, bpt-the to the United States and to the house. approved a bill that, adds $195,000 wsached full agreement at Paris aurfafle even though the ex­ New Low Price! died. to the administration’s,budget for men’s compensation benefits was Union said the purpose, of the Cai>eliart said Morse, a former cause of Latin American friend­ But authorities kept silent on on their opening position Iv Uie plosions are detonated atjha al­ ■trike wsa t o , gain for rubber given a favorable report by. the RAVOft QUEEN N E W A gift law school isa.1, knew he was go­ ship and progress.’’ the actual whereabouts of. Ora negotiations with Russia. This is titude of more then SO :-n: workers the Working conditions Lee Jlogers of Ville Platte .in a labor committee. Only members of M u tjk er Sii-h ing "Far be>*ond what any Sen­ At Rio de Janeiro. Foreign Min­ uniformed fire companies would built upon a package proposal and welfare benefits enjoyed by ister F'rancisco Negrao de Lima security move to prevent any pos­ aiming at the merger of the two ON-AND-ON SOBATC will love I Union auto workers. ator should do in calling Mrs. quality, though. Luce’s doctor. ’ The Indiana Sen­ also expressed regret' at Mrs sible . mob violence. News Tidbits Germanies over a period of several LouisvlUe, Ky., May 2 (, 'The The talks involved pehsionk, in Officers locked the ground floor Sen. Anthony P. Miller (D-Meri- field ter the 83th running of the ator noted that The hippocratic Luce’s decision to resign. .» den), co-chairman of the commit­ years into a unified nation under two-piece lilii ■urance, hospital and surgical ben- door to the Rapides ParishM Coun­ Kentucky Derby today ,^Wae re­ ’ efits, supplementary unemploy- Culled from AP Wire* tee, said the committee considered an all-German governmet. shirtwaist ty) courthouse for the first time The speed' with which Herter, duced to 17 here ttils^nornlng I. ’'qnent compensation and a general last' night. An armed deputy aita doing the same for poUcem«!h l?ut when trainer Jimmy lonea nn- WHITE SUOED, FULL SIZE OIL FURNACE Agreement coveting working con decided against It. French Foreign Minister Couye de .LOAF ‘Just Inside the door. His desk ovsr-- nounoed he did not plan to start IhMen mm astlaMi DMOfStive tunw Csv«r Imons. A Strange^ Sad Thing U.S. Government accuses Hertz A fireman’s work can' bring on Mueville, Selwyn Uoyd of Britain I Yesterday’s agreement affects looks tha locked elevator —' the Corporation bf throttling compe­ heart trouble or hypertension. Mil­ and Heinrich von Brentano of, the Calumet Fanna* On-and-Qn. vifW D KING HEAVY WESTERN EC0ND;BEEFDEPT. only way to get to the top sev­ 'Uirea U.S. Rupber plants at Nau­ tition In car rentals throughout ler said. • ■ West Germany agreed bn details SWIFT’S PVEN r e a d y gatuck, 0 ^ „ as well aa plants at- enth floor where 80 prisoners are United States . . . SteelworkM'B The Roads ana Brjdges Com- of their, opening position came aa m e r c y ^ c a g o ; Los Angeles anA Santa From Killarney to Cork, kept under guard. President David J. McDonald says Nerfolk, Va , gUy 2 (flV-!Pie Ana, Calif;; Chicopee Falls, Maas.! Rogers was arrested yesterday steel industry’s ..lalns that wSge (Continued On Page Two) (Continued on Page Six) Coast Guard today made p | sM Eau Claire, Wls.; Detroit; Indian­ shortly after the 'brutal attack on increase world Cfiuse more infla­ to remove a strldlM pasaengen apolis, Mlidiawawka, and Wash­ Mfs. Lumley Guillory, 36. in her tion is a “ Madison Avenue trick.’’ believed a polo vlcUm, at tteh ington, Ind.: Providence, ' and Politics Turn Peaceful husband’s general atora at Red- Boy Scout practicing signals from the Grace (inp .cruise ship Gift hosiery in first quality sheer and Sonte Paula. The 'vessel radioed BROADBREASTED 4-8 LB. AVO, Lb. Woonsocket, Ri I.: North Bergen, dell, 50 miles south of Alexandria. causes small French trawler to go semi ‘ service nylons at special, sale and Passaic, N. J.; Philadelphia, Diet. Atty. L. O. Fusilier of Ville aground off Cherbourg, France ear y today .one ef Ms paaseogera A saying Maceoln will retire ,be- Frivolities Forbidden ■ I FOOD Kl^’G V. !s. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. ahd Palnssvljle, phio. By S-TERLl^O SLAPPEY Platte said Rogara adntitied . Body of unidentified woman was.. Ul and was changing prices. . X „ ‘ ■ Dublin, Ireland, May 2 (Si . fore the balloting. Maceoin, conrae for.-Norfolk. The Coast H BONELESS : ' stabbtnF, Mrs. Qiiillory. ^ s ilie r' is swept over American falls at $1.15 Albo Dkirfc S«am —A strange, aad thing has- however, is second In populari­ said ha 'planned to charge the Niagara Palls before-eyes of huri- Guard said the Ship’s doctors happened In Ireland, Politics ty in ell Ireland to De Velere man with aeaault and murder as dreda of spectators. In New Miracle Valley •eUeved tho passenger had It’s H oods in Woods .have become peaceful; Both men alere $i * that, trim at bodice and hem. Nylon or flyloft fortable and carefree in hhutral, pink and blue. ' Moses to ban ' frep Shakespeare Speecheq are few, vary low President Chlang Kai-Shbk con­ through the Intercessidft of Gted, Medical Oestor, where horls to> a Famous Ginirol Elidrlt $1.00 Arkwright Shnnr . A Prime Minister David Lloyd ley. founded-only last summer •» rovbiing from an oporottoli fo f blend in short, average or tall lengths: ' performances from !^nhattan’s key. highly respectable and, GSorge in an effort to clear (Omthmed «■ Page Two) gratulates Quemoy’s only news:, he has cured many sick, and re­ "Virtifin" Hoot Exchoniir. . Snomlnss .. . .. 79e Pr. > BLOUSE. siz?8 32 1^38. dull ia the UfTpy’s water on a a "City of God” .and a ministerial lung cancer. A buUelln iiaws^ ,- j E G G S (Large) 2 DoS. 0 5 C » Some with shadow panols. Bizo*'S2 to 44. ' ' *48' • ..$2.98 Central Park, It wSa tils hoods ip the air and speed Irish nego- paper' for.'notiinlsalng single dijly stored a number of crippled ; per tuts fool Killt—onum qukk, the woods, he sxi^alned yester- sunless da>’- I((o,.ahlHeIagh- Isshe during 10 years of publics- training -ground, la J^wlngi sons at hia spirited revivalXr by-the hospital at 7 a-na s o ld . t FLAVORS AH with reinforced hijel and toe for tlatlbhs. Dev escaped from a Godfrey’s condition ; “continuas' ■ qoitt, tVM hoot SKIRT. Sixes >12 to 18. . .$ 3 .9 8 day. ' ■ i - . waving Irisjlwnan 'has atormed British Jail by using a home­ tion . . , Eight'Japanese flshermei) Miracle VlHey spfawls over G overnor’s M other, *3 98V 75.98 extra wear. New summer shades. Mosea eSms out-of the hoapltal about shouting "Death-to the return to Japan after being de- Last October,! the litUe- sStUe- some 2,4^ acres o f range land not to be exoeliont ” adding that h« a Ikt. (uOom "|fows" into o - s p o r t s w e a r DEPT.— Second Floor made key smuggled in to him ment in Cochlsei County, ^ miles I yei^svday alter a 10-day bout with Englishmen. ! . ,Lo(vg live Dev." Jnside a cake. 1 laintd In Soviet.Rusaia for alleged­ far fromi the'Mexican border hear iif)d spent "a comfortable night.” I LINGEBIE-Maln Floor Take The Elevator yior Vaund, “whpli-housi" 'viras pneumonia and told rSporU Nobody has \ shouted "Down Dev haa bam a member of 7^, D i^ in Hospital ly violating (Russian-claimed west of Bisbee, had a population of the, old Cattle town of Hereford, r Godfrey .«vais out of hed twfc®- ICECREAM \o..59i era he banned the penbnnanbea; with Dev” either. about 150. Now there are some 300 yesterday, eflernoon- ______C«n______ijta-.BONBON air. iqnditionir the Irish Dali fparliament) waters off Northern Hokkaido last Half the lahd waa a gift from beoauaa Of Uia "Muggers, flegen- There hasn’t been a single, Since 1917 and haa spent much Hartford, May 2'tSl—Mrs. Sam­ year. ■: ' ' J . " ' ' residents and newcomers are ar­ Urfen Leindecker, a rancher-cow­ Costs Ak LIMIe As 820 Per We welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with eratsq. and ’ plckpocHeU’’. who decent fight. >fo hariHitrum- of his life aa prime minister. uel (Roes Sable) Riblcoff, ,74, of Tepmsters, Uftlfh switches sig­ riving weekly. ^ b oy who now Uvea in a trailer in OO^ias •KIDNAPED Former Chfuey Month, Completely Installed WHOLE BEETS HALE’S 9c STORE HOURS: !^ AMPLE cash sales and also to customers who payMheir charge account within might prey oA the audience.. mlng Celtic- maidens with bH* Just after World wkr I,, West Hartford, mother of ' Oov. nals and dewies nqt to back a t ^ - More than one-fourth of , the res­ Miracle Valley and works .for the Taltahnqsee,' Flo» Mm 2 IffiW Mills He, originally hSd given ‘ grass of green here and there have Abraham A. Riblcoff, died today idents are students who. upon com- A Negro co-ed from .Florida A fa r traa;-tiaoling turvty fifteen (15) days after billing date.: shortly befoM the Irish Free ira at National Broadcasting Co betterment of the community. Hartford l^ d erosion aa.the cause of the ban. demonstrated for their favor­ State was officially organized, at St. Francis Hospltkl after a lin­ because of failure o fi otter thC' pleUon of their training, will be The remaining., acreage waa A M UlMvorslty waa kMaafM and ailtmole OPEN MONDAY ALL DAY and Msanited at gunpoint by and Pine S in ^ ; ■Ifoaes said yesterday that wasn’t ites. . De Valera was kead. of the Re­ gering illness. etrical unions to respect picket expected to go forth and preapb bought by Allen from Ben Lein­ FREE hla ntaln worry. Perhaps it's all fpr tha beat, publican governinent; Ths, job ' ijr a Riblcoff wl^bOrn Itt Poland the gospel otf Jesus Christ under decker, Urban’a brother, for a re- four wlitto n*** o h r ly -^ . Manchester, Coiiiu CaN Ml 9.4548 > i lines of NBCl en^neers and tech tiOO a m . 1^ 5:30 P.M^ .)le aald for two yeara he had but It’s sad Juat the'MUnrs carried the weifht m h presi­ aodteame to-theunltad States in nlciaiA teamster spokesman In A. AV AUenAthe controversial re­ irorted $45,000.. Pleufy O f triad to get the Shakespeare pro- Thrp.ughout . the oquntry dent. De Valtra alsd held the 1909; j»ew Yqrk bays » • - Milwaukee vivalist-faith | healer whb founded Ijrban Lelndecker’a glfjt Includ­ TUESDAY , ...... 0 A.JM, to 0:80 F.M., duosira to "Cbhfqrm to certain reg- there doesn't appear any PrM Parking 6lNERAL#ELEtTRIC . title of president for e time In addition to the Oovemor, doctor got- $41,887 from thp' Anny Mireclq ■yaU*y. ed « aturdy old ranch house w h l^ W ED N E8D A Y.,^....0 AJH. to OdO P.M. PMHKIN6 ul*tlg||L.which i they never did; ddlibt that .De Viderq of the before the 1937 constltunon Mra. Riblcoff la eurvived. by her ptheM are relatives o f students now aerves' as ,headquart4ra for Parcel Pickup SALES—SERVICIe X p A b TS WO ThJ m p m e e w u 'uncontrolled." Fiarina Fall party will win the husband; another son, Irving, a for 2 >4 months' tVotk-taking x-rays THURSDAY ..,...... 0,A.M. td PJU. was brought In. t of Army draftees In i960, 'says Sjen and woiv*r» helping to build the light induxtry, including si mat­ Service To ATTIfEREAR , *T k EbE Where I did In the be­ June 17 ’ electiOD, He ie Tl Sean T. O'Kelly haa aerved- Hartford - lawyer! a daughter, tress factbiy and ai\ atuolo fbr the FRIDAY ..... l x . •. •» A,M. I« 0:80 P3I. l l i n g on this matter,’’ he added Hilda Ri,blpoff; and four brothers. William'Proxmire (D-Wia.) LOmmunlty. t i ' _ , , . Your Car M ANtHtstER C o n n * i and nearly blipd but he is etlll . two terms as president and b y . Allen’h eon, James, ths cornmu- manufacture o f roilgioue pbonor \ WILLIAMS , SATUBpAY .. k.^i :a .m.' tsi8:8o pjii. !» m further clarification, "unalter- the beloved "Dev” of Irish Jayr miist quit, Hls . 10-day Private 'funeral asrvlcei will be ' MedicnJ examination, of body of. O ljW M AJ1.U0 rJ L MONDAY n m THURSDAY O f OUR STORE; Sharon Croasman, 3. InjBuffalo de­ lUty’i administrator, say# Miracle graph recorde. .ja. fe AJE-10 FXL FRIDAY and SA-TUBDAY CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS A t y (qroosed to ita continuance." poUtlfa. •tate visit to the United held Sunday afternoon for mem* CMnder blocks ter new b u l^ g # ' biL SERVICE \ .... layor Robert Wagner, aald he beni of the Immedikte family only. termines she was bent«m to denth, Valley would grow even faster If He-la eo certain of winning States in March, was one- of some potential aesidentx had not " Ml skoAD STr IeET will telephone Moses Tats today to ’ Tba .family 'requeaU no flowers be Ibly with a woman'll hlgh- that nome of Maceoin's people hls final offiqlal perform- bean njactod for lack of "reUglous (qa*«l**ai os Paf» V w m f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliillili discuss inattsr with him. tin the Fine Gael. )>arty; are •ent . j|' " shoa ' ■ V ■

. -.-v.:-. „ V ■■ ■ ' i . ; ' .'I' V-' 1 . ^\ ■ t - ' \ " '*■ b'' '■ lie accountant in Michigan, » * * * * * k * * * * Aisout Town ^Talleist’ Cedar .jlssfuu-l.'Iowa and Marjiand. He f olice mding Is also treasurer of the Ti.,S. Hhiis- he ennual meeting of thr Wn ihg Kederaf Credit Urtlon; . i Shemw. % RE Wia IE BM 111 Ceremo Thg ceremonial starts with a p s-; , IVegro Acc5U8^d|^ I Festival Sunday j getional CbunoK^ w illh e ! rade at 6:30 from South Terminus. In New Miracle V.___ , * ' Wedneiidey night. The merUng will I up Main’ St. to the Masonic ^eiti- WW’TfiSlKT BMNS NEXT WEEK start with pie. Bshds parading lnrlii<|e the In v a s io n Murderer TOUBTDOMiiHI 1 The Rhythmic Choir ef Center Federation ilYl_ .Rv I ..4o.- Ti..1 Hm- ,Benedict of Bethesds. Mri/wUI aTall ” — ’iUedtrs " ---- Band.' Manchester (OentInnM frein Page One) I Congregationel CMureh will - lake gram wdll begtl ■;;kt 8:.10 in Memo. Vo/ake part High School Band, rollce and Fire: DAY W ill Iu»la)l jninf- r-a*.. t .Junior Msrohing — «.,i_ n.-A Bsrtd, - ..— Manches­ ■ By AUreASheiEiOMi AT THE MNOHESTER ' ^ jKt% menufectured but of doors. 1 pert tomorrow afternoon at 8 riel hell. , 0M) * ww« M to Mttva Madlaf ' tMuM (Oellimi Om } AM. MasNix OhewpiMf I ter Pipe Band. M. Petrlrk''s Pipe $1 OFF PBiCr. OF ALL RECOBDBFBOM 88.38 Up touch off an uprtainc. He aald he Miracle Valley, also grows e few Band and the West Hartford Boy OTHEB I.P; and STEREO pROM 38c Up away driving n aebool bua. Her The kie*petlcneed bridge playw Slale Wednesday J" • Membara ofv tha -Manchester He was «r b m n^9t«ti«>Ms r«port«ny expected a general atrlke but that Irrigated crops end nmi abotit 100 at the Cengragationel Church, New Scnuta Band. There will be Bin voung daughter was aleeoing In vende nni^or hie ttme liamlug High School BanX*f* ''>i- morning by Dlstri/ : iBto tM jMiMIl* nthtf thui not even atudeiita reepeadad. The bead of'White-feced Hertford cat­ Canaan. rector Robert Vale.Mo meerEt the E- Thompson Jr/ making units, the Sphinx Temple federation of etudenU haa boen another room at the time. bew te flneiM^^.0 ul e x p ^ epende A public Ineteiletion of tn J new Motor Patrol, and clowns.' Pdtterton'K ; fi« t 11^ hoaUle to ‘he De le Ouer- tle on the eurrOunding range. ofllcera of MeneheeUr Chapter. Eleven dance rholra from Con­ high school this adciimu.i lU'cV.-v-ii: liOba M tt UM^apttTM tnuat ftc* « State Pollec arreated Rogara in the eame enuKmfspf time trying ::flniqr Naiy Club’s necticut, Maeeachueetts. Rhode Is­ 4 and 4:80'for tha Talr^edar* pkj,; S,aps, who are Tall Cedar candi­ 130 CENTER ST, CDR. OF CHURCH »T. mintstratlen. a taxloab aa he heeded for a girl Oommiurttv leaders hope them ' BnwnaalMi owdjU «wl axplain ta avoid flneaeee. DiaebkKi Amerlcen Vetersna. will land. New York end New Jersey rad*. dates, will be Inducted In reremo- wylH wil to lu. , Singing a eong inapirad by Fidtl friend's home. end future fndustriea will make be held Wednesday night at S nle* at the Tamils tonight". Oaatro*a revolution m CubA the He wee at first put in the M- Weet epcBed' a diaihand, end Miracle Valley seff-euateining. will perticipeU in . jtbe festivsl m il lilt SiMM'do U QuardU Eect took the first two biMu in o’clock’at-the VFW Home.' se^lce. U Js **y *•••* The May- meeting' of thi Tall Oedsrp 'Will accept contribu­ hivadara yeaterdey left for oapUv aar-old Jell at vnf« Platte, then to s t fell the budding rellgloua tions along the line of march with te a ironlM d only to apare tke ity on good tarme wtth the villa- lUetled’ under heavy guard to the that mit. South ruffed the xbird •etUement had three or four new Mlaa Louise (Topping will be in­ Serred Denoe'Guild: an orgeniaa- Fallowa and HebeKHU.i Fteiu Elay ‘ Sana of thk Invmdora'without glv parish prison at Alexandria.' ' dteiriond with a b t|^ trump, 40th ANNIVERSARY stalled ai commander. Other of­ ttofi arhieh eeeka to provide oppor- Corp. Will be held on May 9 at the funds • going for Muscular gara of Nombre de ptoa where they cinder block buUdinge end a acore ' ta f a hint of punlaliment that three rounds of trumps, and or ao of houM traliera. ficers ■ who Yrill be Instslled with tu^ttes for the different »• church 3 p.m. In Odd Fellowa Hall, n Dystrophy resserch. MOTHER'S had eet up camp. Rea|denU quea- Officers at the peMah later edld her are Mrs. Ines Mahoney, senior Z might be mated out tli^ied were almeat unanimoua In Rogers was quaatlened. then taken neaeed the queen of heerta COMING EVENTS Today there are eight perma- rhythmic groups to learn and share- E. Main St.. Wkterbury. All dela- * A government a|>okaanuut aald their prelaa for the Cubana. One to a hideaway which they refused This lost, and South eventually ment buildings and about 50 trail­ v'-cq commander; Mra. ReiieA Pb*< ideas and method* of devotional in­ gates and their friends are‘urge tbe pelaoaara woold be held at th ^ aald Uiey ware "Kind, ganaroUa. to dlaclese. lost enother heart trick. It was all ers. A church alao ia being built. ter. Junior vice comaftder; Mrs. terpretatlon. to attend this meeting. ; ttatioaal Onard headguartara ter , THURSDAY. MAY 7: / piorenee Streeter chaplain: Mra. Eight girls from the Center alncere.and ware trying to help us ivoy said Rogers would not over very quickly, and South felt 4 4 APPam Stores, factories and a town hall PerKonal Notices P R lC E B Z quaatloning in connection wkit an gel a bettar Ufa.". Some -Of the practically no pMn. He never aaw OpaM^ lied — 4 3 ore planned. key Miller, adjutant; Mra. Oledya Church group will present "I Won­ Children's Dsiy, the firiit Sunday : feveatigatloa Into aubveraiV^ ac- ;va lived throuA tha day If he 4b«^ AHHIVEliSARY lA N Q UET, M fh bfs Only Sheffiel4, treasurer; Mrs. Anna one rhlM ...... 826.00 vtllege girle wept when the CUBbna. ia d Iremained at Ville Platts, seat that he had a much better play for . Two of the buUdinga are achoohi der As I Wander" and "Oh Lord. of National Family Week in • tMtlea. left. hie contract. —one foite grammar and high SteparS. ser^eant-at-arma; and Moat Merciful." and will also take Methodist Church, will be obsei^d twn children ...... 86.00 of the aouth-centrai Loulelene par­ Mrs. Martha Miller, conductrees. McfH0riAm« , * three children . . . . 85.00 De la OuanOa haa,«fiarged that iah. Oeelerer couldn't tell who-had Dlamnn,d 8—8 2{ Cflube-~J 10 8. aehool puplla, the'-ether for Bible part with the other groupa in "The at the 10:30 a.m. service sy th e Roberto Ariaa, aeioH of a wealthy the king of heerte. East weuRl What\do you say? -X FRIDAY. MAY •: J Btudenta. - •Jlie Inatalling offleer ■will be North Methodist Church w io r- four children...... 40.00 {|evoy described the enraged Lord’a Prayer.” In lovtnjr . of .. ' » etc. and polltlcelly 1>pworful family Coventry /' tempers of the locfl-,people, add have made hia ovarcall of one AnBwar:.Bid une spad^ln the ------State OomemndM’ M?a. Ruth Can- ' Those making the trip are. Con-, row. The program will be M'mem- • *• ' X ■ feudtng with the government waa ahaonckof aa IntarveiUng bli USE"HasrfoaH VstaransbiHincvta ^ trbvelioi. of- Mew Britain. All bers of the church erhoqi under V' plus tax Mng: ’"What do you kapect when diamond with juat tha atroi nie Bentle>\ Sally Brown, ffeth . Aftdi* Hntdeon and rsn)ilr. the maatemlnd behind the planned diamonda and no aide atrangUL “IS hand la clearly worth .a members of the auxiliary >^e ret Oartslde, Kirr>’ Oe'tchell. Jean the direction of the R e / . James Three G iven^igh you have a maniac running toaae7" Article on Sloah quested to wear their whltkvjmi- revolt Rebellious activity An>krantly Bast had opanad the Mdding with Show your strong major ioft. Martin. .Janet Mortimer, Dorothy Busch, minister of edu/stion. The In the Mother’s Ring, Her prirwles* poesessinna stre shoarti Arlai, huaband of Rritiah bal' one diamond, marking the king of Copyright li$3, GelMral SATURDAY. MAY 9: J forma. 'x Prior , and Marty SlmpSon.’. Ar- .) sacrament' of the I^w-d’s ■ Supper X/ through a ring that represents her family, the two heads ahowii. ^ Fines in Court partly apariced Iw the kidnap- Following th i ceremon.v, Mrs. leiMa Margot Fonteyn, fled to lng\last Saturday of Mack-Parker hearts and the top diamonda for Fraturea Cor^.) In Belfast Paper eAmpanying them will be the ' lYlll .ba;«bserved at signify father and mother, in turn, these two eirrieto ere Joined ntfngo in Ute Braaillan eihbaaay. m m the Jell at Poplarvllle. Mias. hla Md, declarer's best play would ,40tli ANNIVERSARY DANCE i Phyllis Daddario and her commit­ Rh^hmlc<; Choir director. Mrs. ice.-. MfelIBBK together by the fnie gem* in her llfe-^the birthatone of eerh ef ' Heavily armed police were called were handed sUff be to lead out the see of heeVta end tee will serve e buffet supper. her ehlldren. v A band of $ or 10 Hooded end Suu'Ik Hot sad ^Cold* ibora aid Iheir Lady Onests : Robert F. Sloan, 88 Wadeworth Clifford O. .^Impson: Mrs. Charle* out laat night to guard the em anodier was hound over maakOd men dragged Parker,^ a then a low heertl St., who la' making’ a .second vialt R. Baxter Jr., co-dlrector:" Mrs. Ron Autry. Connecticut bureau . baaey agalnat demonatretora de- court lest night In RMro,\ out of hie cell thaUMweeki weekend Play Oa Fear to Northern Irelepd, hla home­ Robert W. Mprtln. acicompantst chief of the Agiocittyd Press, will The Mother's Ring I's fashioned hy hand at your order In. either man^ng Aitaa be turned over to Ooventry Trial Justice Court. New Tork-^Tha temparatura of be the speaker at the meeting of white er yellow gold (Kk) and la ao designed that stoneS/liMy be bPrors hie trial on chi• i ^ s of Since South doesn’t know who the sun ranges from 8,000 dogroaa land, was the subject of,» writeup Deaths Last Night and assistant: M.rs. Laurence J. added nr e future datd. ' them. Justice \Lettov Roberta lined •anUlng n young whitb' mother. has the king of hearta>hla beat rrE NAVY CLUB J In e recent iaSue of .the Belfast Vincent and Mrs. , Robert Sim­ the Mao^epter Rotaiw' Club- Tiies-, on tha surfaea -to an ostimatod 36, da.v night Mt 8:30 at the Manches- Benedict's repre ativq-for mwawnm (1 teach . Dt the Panaman­ Norman Le^gher, 4S, of Lewis Hill The search ie eWl on for Parker chance le to play on tha enemy’s 000,000' In' the core. Thera, it la Manchester—MI 3-81SS ^ Weekly ^eiegraph, livXhe column mers. Mrs. Vincent -will sing t Bt'DGRT TERMS ian iovemmant Ariaa la aaaktng Rd„ O oven^, $1B0 for driving and hla gbductors. fear. Declarer draws three rounda Br t h e ASflOCIATED PRESS ter Country' Club. trlct No. 15 -of xTAll Gfdsrs. baliavod: gaaea are so dense and the entitled "CaUing ..All Exiles." He ift. Qhaffee, Artt. — Maj. Gen. solo to socompany onq of the in­ tha' RnmiUan diplomatic while vjtder influence of-In' A neighbor to the Guillory family of trumpa, anding in the dumn^, served his apprenticeship as a. terpretations, and she and Mrs. Supreme Tail CeiWr BenedioJ. is ehannala ta' gat a aafe to movement of atomic materials , ao. William H. Colbern. retired, vet­ a member of^ several, Masonic bod­ toXlcatlng liquor. A nolle waa en­ reported seeing the 200- p ^ d , 8 and then leads a low heart froin (raatle that It m ay tiOu 60,060,- driller In the Harlan A Wolff Ship­ Simmers aHll'sing s duet for the Donald P. Anderson, son of the PIKE UENOX BrasQ. . tered on a charge of reckless diiv foot 2 Rogetx enter the little btorS' dummy. ^ building . ykrds in Belfast before eran of S3 years of army service Rev. and Mrs. C. Henry Anderson. ies, Including Almas f(brin*-Templ" Gbaar Vaga, a forM r Havana 000 years for a tiny bit of radia­ and former commander of Ft. other. in \ViM»hhigl6n. D.C. 'N# held ing. Justice RoMrta said he would Wiortly befoiii Mrs. Guillory's body If E ^ t haa tha ainglatofi king of tion to work its way from ItaMrth- leAvlnwlror this country 33 years Friends in Manchester- who 64 Church St., a aophomore at PHARMACY nightclub owner with-a reputation recommend that Lather's driver's waa found. a ^ amce which time he has beeM Chaffee, said Thursday. He suf­ Trinity College, has been selected high'office in most Ma,4nnlc bodies, aa a ravolutlenlat.' " ' t tha btvaalon hsarts, ha must play It If Bast plaea to tha aurfaca. fered a heart attack a day earlier. would, like to attend the festival 299 E. CENTER $t. 2 Hcenaa- be suspended indeflnltaly. as on# of the.school's jiinior sd- ,5ie.serve* as deputy Comptroller (oroa but denied^ his band ' Officers aald Rogara hltchhlkad haa the doubleton of hearts, employed as e machinist in Hart­ Gen. Colbern. 63, waa a native of service will be welcome. In a eimilar case, BSarl W. Roes to his mothar’a homa in Villa Platte will. be hevo the courage -to play ford and is now retired. visors for the academic year 1959>-'^*,ib'* Public Housing Adminlstra-: M f 9 -0 8 9 6 maroanarlee. Jr.. 23, of Wall 8t., South Cov­ Lee's Summit. Mo. and 4s aMd the expedition with $800 taken from the store safe, low 7 Even if East dose have , this TELEVISION PROGRAMS His son. Robeh, is a member of East Lansing. Mich.—Prof. Karl laaaehod eHth tha idea of Uber- entry, waa fined fl03 for driving later bought a new suit of cli Je, - will he do so without tha Manchester Pipe Band, which A. Boedecker, 46, Mlchigah-State atlag ^ opprsaeed people and while luider th« Influence of in Ing and a net of diamond ripge -in giving hlmaalf away? haa won numerous prizes in local tfncioatlng liquor end |31 for O^Iouaae, and than headetTfor hie BURNS1I>F^' ' r Cbaaeat a Esttfna. O-io. ' University chief of technical as­ Police Arrests I ■ Theai^-qtiesUons are eeay to ’! A'v! I h ' I IM ' competltlona, and are contemplat­ sistance mission to Brazil from speeding. girl friend’s home at .MelvlUe anawer. Lead tha low heart from Okaaeil a Mew Bevea tiaaa. ing a plane trip to Northern Ire­ Jimmy Bsmyt:, 30, of M Hud - lel IB HaHleH, Oeea. 1964-58. died Friday. A profesaor dummy, and all but ona East play­ Bm t Lanoaster-Deborali K en Y0UR YAR1I 8H0P land in July next year. If it mate- of accounting and financial ad- Lionel E. Beaulieu, 48, of 31 •on St., Manoneeter, waa also fined er in a million will rise to the bait :i 3 (One-Block B u t i David NlvawRIta Hayworth icI «e Kelreke, lura. rlallzea they hope to lead one of miniatration and assistant' to the Overland St., waa arreitad early $102 for drivinc whlla undn the by playing the king of hee«w. Then I IS Waferiii^ Between Onk u d the Belfast Orange Lodges in the dean of the graduate aehool. He influence of intoxicating W|uor you have no further prpblem, “SEFARATE TAM JS" march to Finaghy on that oc­ this morning after e dOffieetlc dis­ end 1$ for failure to carry hia Aidr^rged for Firm^ was hospitalized Tuepday after a If East fells to put up the king 2:48-8:S3-10K>8 * A lt NnMflnworir^ casion. heart attack.. turbance end charged with intoxi­ driver's UcatvM. I*a eoold not pay of ktarts, you must plan to finesse Cooper-dnllo-LoBdoa Supplins X The senior Sloan keeps in touch cation, end breech of the peace. hla fine and waa taken to Tolland later on. If the flnesae were going Police'aald complaints leading to HANK POST County Jail. ?!b53Fai n o f t h e w E s r ’ * Frn# Instiaetlom . with goings on in his native Ire­ New Torit—Coffee dispenaera AND Hit by Road Building to auedeed early In tha play, it will Tech. 4i26-S;16 BILL’S TIRE and land through copies of the "Tele- for office use designed to look like Beauliau’s. arrest were turned in 'Juatlca Roharta bound Clarance still succeed later. * Fnm FoHihiQ about 3:46„ Hla court date ia Doubleday, S3, o< Lakefront Pekh. graph" aent hJm by his sister and gray filing cabinets are now being THE RHYTHM Dally QueeSon Sunday-Moaday-Tiiaad^ so OOTTAUE BT— en 3-2868 niece-who live in Dundonaid. marketed. • ~ May O. . RANaLEKS Coventry, over to Tolland County (^ttaiM d tnm Pegs Ona) Partner bids one club, end the "I WANT TO UVE” REPAIR SHOP Superior Court under $1,000 bond. next player paeies. You hold: "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw" CVKBT DouUeday la ebargeO in th forg­ Ding Dong Daddy 180 SFRUCE ST. 1 :U CB8 BASEBdU. mlttee approved a MU ordtrtng the Sp$des—A J 10 7 4; Heerta—7 5 2; aslUmere at (,‘kitaee " SATURPAY m n ing a dMck and caidilng it at State Highway Department to re­ (») CLBTAJM TliLE ' Pete’s Supermarket. At End of D >Line < ») COMEDY THKATBB c a r r v ie w h a l l port to the Leglalature the path qf< OffEN SATURDAYS ONLY ( l)'BUCK BEIVATE Ronald H Wa>>l«re> W. of t:U (U) WA8H1NUTOK KEPOBT » Keeney g t . r Moosup, wad fined $TS for speed­ the controversial Seat-West Hl$h- Loi Angelea, May 3 C«— □ O P^PP D P O PP.P □ P 8:80 to 6 VM. 2:M ( I) YANKEE BASEBALL, - DURING May ing. A Patrol constable tesUfled way, which la to be built Uifough The Dinging Dong Daddy of the I (1«> MOVIE -V that Jid chased Wahlere from the tha Hartford area. p Line la at the and of the Ups “Sluy Marti*" Viniela Rep> Rlehaixl Sheehait (R-Weat . Meye-Zackwy N W * '“ '“ EASTWOOD waa not caught until he reachml ment waa keeping hli riqnstltuents day for marrying hie Ifith wife 1 NOW for your oatlng Tenjoymenl L-J T the Shell Chateau In WiUlnuuitic. \ on tentertidoka by delayiM.the an­ while etui legally wed to No. you can te fined $8 each for disregarding a atand by him-" iDBMABIBNT OF (MAH- •top sign, and failure to keig to trovaraial Mils, tho Hpuaa and San- J $8 It qB >fnm sT^ MUOl^ 'PIONOOLF 'IWANTTOUVE" the right of e rotary. ata continued to cut away at the : LA^B HATINEB mound of proposed legtsletlon that P m * HANDFUL Fiemald, 18, Hickory Dr„ Coven­ IIES OF nee AeilMay OelSB-arUiBr Fraei try, waa foimd Innocent^ a ehargs has to be dealt .with before the M HS M usic U nits < □ p □ □□ □ P □ pp^ Q p mandatory adjournment date. A Shady Gian All-Baaf •THnwlo PARTY" of passing in a no paaiBng aona. 'Aimitlae (to COaflfaNTO BY BCBBE eita-iite Anthony Phllilpa, 21, Hai’iford, The HOuee didn’t even pause for Play in Festival DEATH VAJ YAU MEM nolle wea antered for parking In a debate In kUllng a' bill that would “^t7rU .4e."Ce.^. Wtd. "The ■seed sad the Psiy" B OF LONDON ho parking area. have made euthenasia (mercy The Manchaatar High SohoM AT 7 FRANKFURTER kUlinge) legal. band.^and orchestra will taka part (IS) OBAL BOBEBT8BOBBBTS Among measures passed by the T t t i ( S^> JACK BEKNY BROW House and sent to the Semite were in the annual Inatnunental HUaie ItS-M) PEIMEB o f GENEVA You’ll never know how GOOD Festival at the 'Unlveralty of Con­ «. e-q) MAYEBIGK htlU that would: CMel* FreSeU, luhht A:at--•1^) ED smUVAN SHOW Extend workmen's compensation necticut Wednesday. About 36 high Daria. WUb*ri^ jSaet)^W^ DEAN MABTIN this All-AmeHcan fhvorite can coverage to Civil Defense workers ■9hool mueical unite will j>erform Tke Oraatt, ThejO. ( |W ) LAW MAN . •bS until you’ve httl one at Shady, put on temporary aaeignmente. befobe a panel of judges to receive JIS> BVBNM A ALLEN The MAIN PEATlRf; H:T0 Diatribute, free, coplsa of state ( .1) TV THEATEB X- atatutaa to ragularly organised po­ pointera on their playing. TONIGHT (S:-M) DINAH 8BOBE SHOW Glen. About 1,900 etudenta will taka -tColoT) lice departments. About lOO police I:M (^4Q^ ^ fiEPi*OEAD OB ( S-Ul (;OLT 4S LAST TIMES TONIGHT departments In the state woufagot part In the feetival. he (18) M(WtE AT NINE m OB SOUND AND THE FURY" SHOWN fiiM-IKHl Each unit will perform for 20 MVWPER "AcHen la Nartk AUaatle" Make boats, owned by non-reai- minutes. Tha MHS band- is sched­ Hnmphrej Bagari, Bannaad denta of a town, subject to that uled to play first at 3:30 a.m. in IROE x s s s s x a e a t {%^®>m%E8BOW (4t) IAWmI n . TOMORROW Thru TUESDAY town’t property taxes If th- craft th4. auditorium, The orchestra wiU M IWr PjO^M UI) M o rn AT NINB • iSa (U) DIUDLINB FOB ACTION “Barap* l#om Grlma" BIckr ( K) DITOBOE (XIDBT are located In the town for seven M$y at 3:20 p.m. in the Uttle oowosMoira ( t-41) ALFBED HITCHCOCB SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2i15 months in a year. h e a te r. • i b M E PBESElfrS The House, In concurrence with The festival ha« baen oalltd tha V , V.(» TBAYEL !•;•• 4 S-4«) BICRABD DIAMOND. MOTOR SALES 1H0UMND ADVamill-mUD DAYS.. the Senate, peaaed a measure that (BE-Mt.GIMAEBON CITY Frivsta DetectlYe largast Its kind. Nationally im L'KE ( a4e> OVN8MOKE ____ (*M») AT THE MOVIES l:S AINOUSAND lOVE-filUD MGH1S... would Ineke Coimectlcut conform known instrumental directors will , V te lt:W ( IW8) MEET McOBAW , . • > . - .■ ■ T to nationally-accepted ataxMlardi act as Judges. They wiji also give {«•! SSSR^’kaV e™ ’ * ' ( S-M) SEA HUNT for heavy duty hydraulic brake iT CfaibiaaUIcaaliaaaUI StaairBlast Blee*r4a J!:U !!!! JJ nayob be po k ts- private advice to the conduetott. ■r V ^ Dial WiU aiakt My I 4*ket I®l48 (18) NEnHBEEEL flutda. The feativml le being sponsored < * ttita ( U:M ( 8) SUNDAY NEWS SPBOIALv ( 8) NEWS AND WEATREB -X. Irivllais you lo - MWOlYKilir The Senate peaaed end sent to the Connectieut Music Educaters (ttAt)«4a>- «JT THE------D,A,’a- MMAN the House Mila that would: , Aian. and the U(3onn muelc depart­ HOn < a> ■ iVBl OF CRAB- (IS) CAPTAra DAVm (VBIEF , (M) SUNDAY KIOIIT MOVIB CoOTtry charm an MABKHAM (8«) THE LATE BROW Jabs under which persims must have B (SI) THE Biin.Y lATB SHOW Batrrinsca b r for leisurely, comfortable Jhrfng arc combined in this new home SHOWN AT lOtM'PjM. "Hernr Oa Laoky" Fbil "Ts»'Inrlstble Womsn"' pBAL. WITH A DEAI. O F X. their parents' consent In order to I4t) SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL get driver'a, licensee. EAST Bafsa-Evalya VtaebI* ■\ located at the corner bf l ^ a and Boston Onter Road in Bolton. Place experimental rocketa and PLUKOOrHIT - I Plus Bonus Lata Show ALSO—A Wfirm, Wonderful CSrapOfi Romance mlaailes under the etate's fire­ "EDGE Op FURY" tlNCdlN-MERCURY RROyEM REPU1ATIONI f^rnmii im ijjugw works law. Winds "MAcHnr* - - FLETCHER A beautiful sunkeij Irving room,, three spacious bedrooms, »gay Allow the etate to fumialr.trana- .TMMUTsesMM 8k*wa •t ttU ' /I Shown At jMidnlf^t TOPS IN riNID CARS! ^ foummiwmiiifiamam ^ ewHsarvoee sun deck, a downstairs recreation room and Yclaxing family portation for students at vocational In Stanchester They'ra.A^ agricultural achools. KXDB RLASR COMPANY room are waiting tgcmakc your living far more pleasurcable. TpNITB BORROBS. AUIN) GjliASS. etc. Get the car The Senate, In concurrence with l e' OoUf—Oerr .Ceosr MORIARTY IRpTHERS And the electric convemcnces found in this -home are beyond - th« Houke, peaaed a bill permitting "TIinB ■AkOIgO TKBE" 816 Center S t, TeL i n S-6186 of Provenii • ^ school rrcAmds end 'facIlftleB to be 188 w . 6Uddia.Tpii[al stPoi-ists comparei .[ " - - used for hon-school puniaaee. ”?1ib *iIa8? Preaently only school Dull dings 11:1# (it) EABLV LATE SHOW Q u a lity I scroAY B N J O Y A "A « • • Betrayad” B44la may be used for such puipeeee. The Medallion Embleih on any home is the key to better living^. UZTAYLOR (U) U:ll ( I) "A PLACE IK THE flCM" . D e u c i o u s U:U t S) MO "Tkjf FUuim)V Vara Belataa It gives assurance .that your new home has the right work-saying imap-iRwrifl-iHiiiM iM fjSflm Million More Visit Canada WIL^li^BO^BK ■ “M. . . ' J0;iA*ylck'Umwl*td . ll^ e a . Dfriririi t I) WOBLDh^ BMar MOVIBB electric appliances—Electric range, dishwasher, disposal unit, Ottawa — Vleite to Canada by "They t#a*'Ey NIfM”' THfATKF Lea. ckiiAar,' after, Cathy nonreeldenta climbed In 1367 to >ea o t t e ^ beautiful electric “refrigerator—all waiting for y^^ here. It also fVlANCHtSIER 28,700,009 from j 27,700,000 the smmm STATE ffavar Mtiaat" *1* means IRed Seal Wiring, certified by The Hartford Electric Light year before. ’Genadtana recipro­ MM ’•«r*ra. aad cated witk> 27:800,000 visits to YbmMi Ola npany, is ready to deliver Full HOUSEPOWER for a// your WMleSot.. May 6-9. Rod StNyw in "AL CAFONE* other countries compared with UlTNAtTFlM o« . • < *) NEWS, , ,y.- _ 17,300,000 In 1368. ~ lAF y ^ O N KBWel HERR a n d FAMILY aiga on -w ■, tioning to enhance the beau^ of this home-nnake work play < i> FEATCItB FUM MONDAY HOW TKBII BCN. !>Tke De*U,.D*ll’' B an ^ are, Mewraan ROAST PRIMe WiB OF REEF fu JM U FOB'tONOUOf f* A • . JERRY LEWIS tJttiut e a wBATsieii • ' S a f iiT Most important—a Medallion means more for yomr m&n^ in fa "KOCKABTB BABY** jlCIDINO u o n ^ better electrical living today, higher resale value tomorriSw. $o Whfo^ A Show! AUGRATINFOTATPj ' ^ H IN R rFP N D A m n e BINGO _ " 'I'he {set that OMswubile * the arias visit this splendid borne today. Uve better, electrically—in a MAN5FIELD TUMDAT ta y t f B TIK 3TAB" FRESH GARDfN FEAS leedw ^ the nMsHiMB priee iMf. Medallion Hbme! Jh m proofIn OLDS* aarprise lo m. 'IVet’awlMre this grant ear ' • ADMISSION THIS PROGRAM 90c • (M) DIVOBCE IHEABINO balpngal OUa give* yea Myihif tket ‘riffl VL??(*A?sr“ lies < S) oitiT mumI bb o o k s___ . B im HOYIES liM ( aee: A tk b wobld t c b k i curront Mmlis loadiorBMp ’ be popular tor yeaN. advaiMMd fe e ta ^ 111 ( E) TQPFEB . . . Slid beet of ell, praaaw quriiiy.' And the ENJOY ONE \OF OUk DEUCIOin (M) OFBlIBATION BCCCB8S , MAMM (U> rapTBSTjlNT JPBAYEB .^.OLDS*iradltlonmllr pwof ef OMp value'it* the feet that"a t year V.JM) _ OBOW 0 1 4 a wiUwiS be worthwortb tmorf ■sarg wbwsmhm y yen're irt« ‘ AN B.M. IMOMROE ART THEATER c o c k t a il s slnfl^ VSISt FOB DAT ' high raaala wmluaf reatiT le irefie. Sea ws today far a tap 26$ FrankUii Ave„ OH «-«629 ilDY ( »4t) n IN con deal aa a ’39 fferkrt CHduMshilei ( a-te) HonsR fabty '(IBM) BAOOia BAnOin (llnlat) ....jiiasp*"-IMS ( JU(»t qtiVT. 8TQBM «HOW Franoela Letenier In Lie I t> FBA' ( a> TBK BIG BAYOrr a i r T H I W o c k s y ^ T H A r i i i i o h V $>o r v Q U i t j^f o c k r t a ’ <») ( DAt) BEAT TKE-CLOCK' ‘ ui iL i - " ‘VtH EM^Kir __ _ tiorvramMAM cl: ff,.'. •MKl-tJil^Also MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Marlew DMtrteh IB ,-V '4 Mila Off •( i- ■ .OELhkmd Strdbt 24-HOUR lURNBR SERVICE 'Yw.^^lK a o r I PffVVJNaB'aFWWVffVl|wfffV. *>**ri WgBIwl Oi^ TollaaMl IBrapiko MONTE CARLO CTORY V RANGE aHdFUELjDILv nt^ffT-OEVCER ffnkEBT g:0fir-la Beauttfui. Osier SIS C IN TIR STar-RHOHl MI3.S13S A. ) T ^ - ;7T'" A - 4 ■■ * ^ I ”.' ■» Y \ \... H i- .'! ;’! ’' I'.n-rii -•'/f

MANCHESTER fvENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, MA\ 2, 196& f ^ A m ^ n v i I ....el ifiertmiBiiiiii ^ V A « m n i MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HBRALD. MAKCHE8TEA. CONW^ SATURDAY, MAY Z, 198^ to the sudlencsr which responded with warm spplaussv. WStlaB «R aitkar aida of tha' warid be (18:81): "Bvtl pfunusth als- MHS Concert Tha combined Sophomore, Jun- Watch- Maker^ m : hut to tbs rlgMitoua gfod Wdndiei*8 of the UBtiver$c FIRST OHUROH OF OHRISt SOlMTlST : Amir|»alrr tn'vMoB. d m of -thaaa jioailMUtlato Senlor Choirs, under Mr. Connecticut All be tapayad." Business Bodies foiJr Sslsclions one of ToW Strontium ^ MANCHEBTEk . i Conttiis Ifrralb In that tha What ahoidd. for tha BalaeUMsa from tha BtbU include WeU-RoundedM-^’whlch which, for tha ttrat time. It taUu . Yankee Churches me, O Ood, aceordji^ to thy tov- Bucklafid S t and the WHbUr'Croea' By PHILIP TREOHOR This same BpIscUon hod a short Some Dials at oencaaalona ai If they woOld tof ktednSn; aoeocrav tote Pkwy. operated by George F. Bas­ A gSda spring concert Was pre- solo, sung by Ahthony Squlllscote By A. H. 0 . muJtltuda thy tandar mercies sett has been designated fis e rep­ •ehtsd by the choirs and orchestra who seems to (huisess a genuine, i'D tt and Your Friend* to an ’ hava to be mutuhi Inataad of Juat Mat out my tranigiaailona." resentative Station in this areA of the Manchester High School, tsnpr voice. The cKWr did s com-’ ((^Hittaoed tmm Page One) frmn Tha other tquahy Comimniliy Baptist Chorch . S t JaoMa JL C. teMMh (Phatma 81:1). Space Post The dSbato as tea House cava Congratulations were extended under' the direction-of .G.. Albert mendable -job with the difficul necaatory jtoaaibtUty !<■ that Rua- 5M E. Oeator Sa at the Gcaaa Bev. Jehm F. laaaoa. Paator Oorrelatlva passagaa frem "8c|- to Batoett by company executives Peajaon and Robert C. Vatar, in Alleluia by Randall Thonlftson. Ijad! been reflnished bv aoiiieone lU narraw approval to the Bav. Janas T. (FOanMO i I I II ...... I ■ KaaM aih ha dtae«f«wd l i ^ mood to re­ ftHm B. Neohait, Mtolstar, loa and Haalth SMh Kay Jto tea thence remain perpeUihHy 0D6t, a making a 3-day tour in the State tee high school suditorium last Bote DIsns Mather «id after It le't our hands," Bulova. OPEN HOUSE I M » • round df a constitutional ama Rav.-Vtoha F. BlaartiBrti . Bcrtptutoa" by Mary Bahar Bd^, By Da L M. LEVITT thl* week which tocluded frequent night said. frain from trjhnc to Exploit con- ment which would. IncraaMr tee PIteetor, FnuMUtn laotltet* glveB*polnt. If It W a powet sup­ Treggor, at^dent conductor#, ' tUSO a.m., Sunday School fo r all Bor. Jdanfi « . M epnn Include tee fsOowtog (p. 88:30- ply—oay from' the sun—sufeh a Inspections of key Esse stations. The program was dne of great ried off their responsIbHl^ *1 "At any rate," the company oaaaloiia inataad Of maetln^vtham. veto power of tea Govaroep<'Dy re­ ages.. .8 1 ): “JuaUoe roquiraa roionnatsUoa Fiaastarhm PhliadelptUa Mayor Eugene Kelly and Ray­ Added, "no traces of Strontium 90 quiring a terea-fif tha vote of those satellits could he used todeSnitely variety and offered. Selections leaders in fine style. It Is spr excel OF ITS READING ROOM LOCATED AT On the racord, there wot^ lOilS a.m., Sunday Church ac­ Sunday Mesas 8, 7. 8.' t. of thatee alnnar,sinner, Mtcty cancels tee Can you imagtos letters being aa a meaaags relay center. / mond Rippmiui, vice president of ranglqg from * sixteenth cint'Dry lent thing ihai these younF musi­ a-ew found st Culova,-and Bulova m I m m m Mvum present anfl vollhg to-mver-rldc a tivity program for children, cradle 10:80 and 11:80 debt only w ttas^.rioO approvM.” transmitted acroee the Atlaiilc the Chamber of Conunerce, were has n s ^ r ordered any watch dials i sMif lx Beam to be Uttle hope of either vpto ipatead of tee'^ present re- The alternative la- to put many madrigal to Rodgers snd Hsm- cians are presented wiUi'J.hl* op'- 749 MAIN STREr »»•••»»■* »•»•♦****••• J 9 theee derelopmenta. But these two roll through grade 4 uatH 11:80. Ocean to a few mtoutee — and for satolUtea into the sjey at alUtudes also on hand to extend their con­ mersteln. pbctunlly. / or halubksn treated, and to our rs^VCMillw ••••••••••••••*•*»«• quiti^ent of a simple majority 10:80 art., Momtoir worship *nth St BrMfaPs B. a 'B un* -ao more than the 15 cents we pay gratulations to' Bassett and to knowledgcNbos nbver received, atiy k ilflitti. *«••«•••••••*•••*•***** protacottiats hare bean wraafUnK was BSMrfunctory debate^ B t 3lary*e KMieef l Church of uhder a thousand tolMh By In addition to the choir and 'or- The concludlnff. seldctinns weto right Jtond of 'toUowshlp to new Bev. Joha J. Pelauw. Paator Ch urch astd Park Streets igt a transatlantic letter today? . spading than), there would always vlelcome tee tourlilg execulivee. cheatro, several young people were sung by •' the conmined' ■ choral so treated." X. ' oyer, the aettlament of World War ' Befoto^anybody suoceods In d n e m h ^ cotnMunlon meditation; Bev. Stanley B. HasWlsv Ih ls is the prinniae bel* out Bassett, who recently Joined the The AEC alm^qjcntloned Amer­ 3 - 3 to 8 P.M. rooting upHtto built-in advantage The Pev Alfred L. WiMeem, be a moving sgtolfite Ip pbsltton presented os soraists. They were groups Which fllle^the sts)^ com­ Sunday, May n f<>f 14 years now; no momen­ •The Cup-0*^ Christ." Asaistaat space, scientists. Chamber, wee a trainiim toetruc- •Nancy Karker, soprano; Anthony pletely- Opening with a vesper ican Phosphor* Cobp, Valley Force the ConnectlaH. Leglaieture has. oyer the ocean to act aa a relay tor for e i ^ years suxChs*. been pfuda tary developme- ta one way o^an- 7 p.m.„ Junior High Youtll fel­ Bav. Denula K. Mnssay, Asatataat The Bev. Pneeeti Beaeh Jr., A method is being studied wherJ emter. . . BquilUcote. 'tenor: Jerald Wilson, hytnn - which / featured Nancy Center. King of PruOsla, Pa., as » H m ~>Mnrttlcl V n m m wiclualTal; over tee Conneettout Governor M lowship with Lily Keith and-Uar- sateUites will be stationed over the a aucceeeful dealer with tee com­ Karker as solpuft the group moved having imported a ^ sn ltly of To Learn Of U s Friendly Welcome, l.d)vinir •^«MtIM to1Sr*M «l •• other alter the basic fact-of a the matter of vetoto- aonqebbdy Aselstaat How will you-fp about mtolmg pany for more than 18 years. dancer;'Cynthia Treggor, violinist “Sb n**» B t m n M i cridlltd to it or garet Wolcott leading. Rafresh- Sunday Maasaa a t 7, 8, 8| 10:18. oeten to pick up signals from this space-age letters? Bote Miss Treggor and Diane on, to Gilbm ,jind Sullivan. In' a Strontium 90 wtteout ah- AEX; stalemate between .them; they will first have to aU m m ^ or clr- menta lliSO; to the Chapel at 0 and 10:15 country and relay them to coun­ The Inspection tour is an annual selection from , the Mikado the license. Piir|j«Ne and Available Literature cumfcnt the built-in.vaterlMLeh* Rogation Sunday. you vould go to tno poot event Mather appeared as student con­ should be about raad^, on baaia of 7 p m . Senior High Youth Fel- a.m. 7:30 am., Holy Communion. tries abroad with delivery prem­ office >and get a etandard letter ductors of the orchestra. Kenneth singers pfoved to hsve'good dic­ The AEC letter* to Elgin, Oe'h- time and fatufue alone, to enter ialature Itself possdMs b x e r ised in less than eight houra ' eral Time and American Phos- Open (Except HoHdaya) changes In the CtoutRution. low shlpt^th Robert Deane and 0 ajn., Ofiee of Inatriiotion wKh form. Then you would wriU your Declaro Dividend Miller and Judith Grant were ac' tion Inysplte of the huge size of upon the early atairea of calling Norman FtsK s, leading. Rafmh' Church of tha AaanupBau At the RCA plant in Pifneeton message on the form and give it eompanists for tee evening, the ,«nup. phoia directed the companies to Mr^c# a tm of N. • A. The reasomtee debate was per-' Alim s S t aud Thompaon Bd. addreae by tee Rector; Junhw .At'Oie rite e t^ o f tee Board of apply for an AEC Itcenae author- Tucf.day, Friday, Sfiturday 11-.4’ 4 % ? It quits. - . ita Cholr. Nureery and fCtodargaiton sdientUta who Mrticipated to the to a "message center." ■ Program Flanned Well Tm final two selections of the ”%blW------Tb« functory and almost academic the Bev. daaeph Farratt, Fadtor launching of Proje^ Score, the rectors of the Hartford Electrtc concert were In a serious vain. Irlng them to dispose of any ^Jliio jUthom-aj — Nrtr other day was. that the first worablp to their own tocatloos at The lette* w Id be automatical­ Planning - a^'program to please Thuruday 11-9 ,-itoii. Mathodist Church RsV, Francla T. Butlar, Asatotant this Ur .e. 5iM coihmunlcatlone satellite, are ly opened an< scanned. Then the ght Co. Tbieaday, a regular qisar- such/dlvetolfied tasje as that of "•You'll Never Walki Alone" was Strontium 90 in their pooseMlon. IBAU Of _e of such a constitutional working on an ultrarapld eyetem terly dividend of forty-eight and Tollowed by Malotteli Lord’s Pi"ay The .stler tb- Ajnerican Phos­ ~ SSutBint AOWT' Still Happy, Say We hdment means almost nothinV. .Miatotom 11 Am^ Family Sendee. Holy mceetge would be relayed to a a last ntghvi audience Is no eoa; rcmcoGrioiw Sunday Mha at 7, 8, 10:15 of mail delivery. Success or failure three quarters cents per share was task. By and large not tee reeu er. In this, Kenneth Miller a.sslst phors Indicated tbfe company had n first passage, it gets by with Bev. lAshtonee F. Atosond Cornttuntoh wito aermon by the transmission point on the eastern declared on the 8.90 per cent pre­ TIM 8wmM rnaltBC O om p^ Im. The' American Payehiatrlc Rev. Charles BeynoMs and 11:30 a.m. binges on the ability of this coun­ Seaboard where it would Jbe sent -far oohcert-golng crowd, this Wnd ed Judith Grant, pianist, on the .asked'the AEC what to do With loaHMO *0 rtnaiicUi roopoailMntT'for a simple majority, .which wps all AaaleUat. Senior Choir. try to position many satellites at ferred stock of tee company, pay­ of audience must have tee totter school organ. Both Miss Grant and StronUum 90 It had Impo'rled be­ ' •rrero mM«rtnii M soctatton was told, the other :gh sixth grade. tances up to 100 mfles. TO exeSed postal delivery. - ■ Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbert J- Emigh and Mr. Vater-Accomplished a lowed the was teat delin­ people for their refeimdum de­ 7 p.m., Evening ^t^et tochidea .this distance repdater stoUons are of 354 Henry St. have returned smooth and nicely bktoneSd use fully guiding U>s town’s young 3,228; B'our Upsets, 3,147;. 8th Dis- IB Ttwgdaf. quency comes only or malqly from cision. 0 B..i„, Church School tor youth. Rc^ttonUde auppUoaUoaa. Within night hours'after the people through'the-realm of that trlct, 3,098; Ramblers. 3,097; Pat­ S:S0 p.m., MYF will.attend an­ At.Maarloa B. C. Church used to pick up, amplify and re­ writer sent his m e s s ^ , it would from a recent trip to Bermuda of tee selections presented. 'l^Ppe.- towep-hicome . groups. Not so, says An amendment to change this \|toltoa Center Wedneeday: 10 aon., Holy Oom- transmit the/is^ab. It . requires which was awarded to Hotpoint style and period were given dua mii$flc .world/that Is music. Many ten’s 3.059; Cunllffe.’s 3,040; Mes­ KM k s x s nual BA«Ung of the Manchester Bkinion la d ^ aarvicaa for a Ro- be in the hands of the addreesee. of teose participating last night sier’s 3,036; Moriarty’s, 3,016: ^'--'Nrvey. It comes Ju*^ ■■ requirement of a two-thirds vote Youth Council at tee EmanusI Bev. Beritoid McOurk. Paator about two doxen atations' to trans­ Byeteid 9elf-4iipp. Rent' ^ e Do-Jt-Yourself' r the coming diplomacy between Passeth Not Away.” Deacons will 10:46 a.m.. Morning Wontoip. choir, or even a prayer. But what state. of Rockville, formerly of Manches­ state Caialrman. ' Tools At. . a mystery. Indians Donate to Plan be Douglas Hayes and Roger Spen­ Sort of man Is he who scorns and Warren ;'E Howlsmd, a member I East and West. Se>topn.' "Thoee. Lifted Hands.’’ ter, make one-fourth of all the 10. The explanation is at hand. cer.' 7 pibi-i Evening Fellowship Hour. neglects and despises his best Shop Opens milllim-plus baseballs used in the of the Manchester Board of Real­ THE TOOL SHED Style Bar TRANSPORTATION r The diplomacy of the West is Some one, some individual who Bombay—P r i v a t e Individual 3:30 p.m., Tolland Association A new production by Family Films friend until his hour' 6f' trlbula- Lynn's Bake-Shopp^opened teis country. tors; has been* appointed sta'te W6 have these power tools': 747 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Imore afraid of seeming Weak to obviously does not live right, or contributions amounting to the annual-meeting at South Coventry. Will be utmm. Entitled "Does Uon?” w.eek at 183 N. Maiij-ISt. The store The Rockville firm has carved a chairman of the National Institute Power Sprayer, Chain Saw, One who Ignores the Church Is SPECIALS "Russia th^n It ia desirous of seem- make the right incantations, or equivalent of about $63,000 a day, Christ Live In '-^ u r Home?’’-, this ^ PINE PHARMACY will be open daily from 6 a.m large slice of Ui,e., medium price of Real Estate Brokers. Power Post . H.ole Digger, 64 per cent of the government’* Gospel Hall half-hour sound fUin depicts fam­ like tee man who builds a house until 6 p.m. except' on Sundays, baseball market, the magazine The Institute—composed of 15,- Garden Cultivator and Tiller,i ) ^Ing reasonable to world opinion. pick the right phase of the moon expenditure, are being made by the 415 Center S t wltbeut wtodoWA and blames God AMtEMTERST. Ml 9-^814 says. ODO Realtors—is tee largest affili­ .Looking for a aecond car or chejap tranaporta- ^^Consequently ,lt has taken a Arst ily worship as tee Spiritual foun­ when It wnj'-'opew at • 6 a.m. and Hand Circular Saw, Sabre or even bother to chase vain Indian people- themselves to the dation of tee Ghrlstlantu^e. becaiue he has to live to tee dark. close St t^ .m . ^ ate of the National Association of Saw, Hedge Clippers, Lawn tion? We have aome vintdge beauties that may -position,, at teis Geneva meeting, thoughts of early future empe out community development program Sunday, 10:30 a.m,. Breaking of ' Closes Shop Real Estate Boards and has as Its Mowers, etc. ' -which Il( itself believes Russia is of his mind—some such individual —in cash, time, and labqr. The pro- bread. Second Oongreghtloiial Cluach Ctoft Shop Moves htrs. Mary DiSalvo of 58 Gerard main objective the education of ita Also these manpower tools; Ideal For Mother's Day be of intcreat. g"am started in 1962 and now 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. St., who formerly, assisted, her members to serve the public bet­ "certain to reject It has placed its was busy. last weekend, putting 385 North Main Street The Scandinavian Craft.' Shop, Rakes, Shovels, ' Spades, covers more" than 300,000 .villages, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting.. Minister: Arnold W. Toeer V O EN ER A L husband, tqe late John DlSalyq, ter. Wedges, Sledge Hammers, ■V: ^own surface' unity above the pros- seeds in ground. embracinjg more than half India’s Tuesday,, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ $ SttiM MVS^Of HKMIIIS formerly located at 113 Main St. proprietor of the State Tailor One of Howland's most impor­ Axes, Poet Hole' Digger, Ipect of getting anywhere . with That act, oi) the part of this in­ rural population of about 160,000,- In tb'' North Und of town, is s.ched Shop, 18 tessell St., closed the tant duties will be to stimulated' Tank Sprayers, Rruning 1954 DESOTO 4-IH)0R ing- Sunday, May 8,. T V S E R V IC E • Hied to open a-new showroom on ^Ruasiai If the Weatetn position dividual, set in moiion a trend of 000. Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. 10 Am., Mornltig Worship with Starting MOn !, MAY 4 thru SAT., MAY 9 shop Thursday evening. For many panel discussions on brokerage Tools, Se«^ Caster, Hedge Days M AC J Con Watkins ,’-'4'os. main floor within years DiSalvo had also been problems at real estate board Clippers, Lawn Rollers, ^now formulated were to b^ all weather which is now including all Communion service aAd Church Nights WAsww Pins Parta few 'lays. meetings and during state conven­ One owner. Rima good and -there were to the West’s appear- School. Nursery for small children called upon by C, E. House A Sop, Lawn Spreaders, Ladders, the weapons in nature's rot tech- rCL. Ml 5-5488 The new shop at Watkins will Inc., for altoratfons and odd Jobs tions, Through such discussion, looka good. -smee at the forthcoming confer- during service. continue itoder tee ownership and realtors are kept constantly up-to- Call MI 9-3810 or MI 4-0780 Sermon: "Reuniting Life’s of tailoring'; He died Jast October. THE TOOL SHED —ancea with the East,' these confer- The'' helpless seed, which only , operation pf Mrs. Conrad S. Cas date on new aild proven methods ( Corner of Spruce and Maple Religion Brokennesa" Gef twice os much for a pentiy mofel' person and. the .name will not be in the way of realty advertising, V ) 2ancps would open deadlocked, and 48 hours of really Warm sun would 7 p.m., Junior High group, meets Kells Part of Business - ob'anged. It will have doubled the 'Arthur -D. Mann, president of financing, aiid taxation. ; ;>dJoum deadlocked. bring to life, feels nothing but a at tee church with Mr. and Mrs. floor space of ' humane ideals that underlie our First Church of Christ Scleatlst sanctity of life iVhich is ^ cardinal democratic instttutioins and prin­ Maaento Temple ped. At^Wngb tor windawi^' ern diplomacy its Just due, its The comnilttee In charge of tee principle of religion. The lives of ']^saHancy , ta^ aesp' mote reasom 4ffalr has anirounced the 1>snquet: ciple*. They are as vital to us to­ porches, doors sad fiatloo. O AVAILABLE IN 8-DAY MODELS CARTER 1(310 the builders of Atoerlca^were per- ^ i t a.m. Sunday service and Stern! Dssff .$H8S‘ to be followed by a dance-, will, be day as they were wheh . thls nsf, t1 coloroi toll ap for easy WaUAMS OIL SERVICE, Inc. . «Ua has always been based on tee Riieated with religious feeUnge, and •Uon Was bom, imd only u we con­ Church School. *lnstaUation opfionaL atbrage. , Rtar that tee Russian dlplomaUc tee largest to the society’s 35- these were manifested In their at­ tinue to cultivate them n our in­ 11^ pjn., Wednesday meating. year history. \Members of tee com­ 341RROADST. ’ , MliT-4548 . JMvetwry la one who would be' titudes and* to theto behavior. "In dividual and to our nalional life Readliig foom hours at 749 Kalq mittee conal» of William Paganl God' we trust" was hot merely % FKEE ESTIMATES # E4C TERMS » Jhorn Ukiily, U>'’try to capiUdiaa on Will.we maUitato'the strength of St, TuSs^y, Friday. Batunlay. Sh o o r Sr., chalrmmi ; , 'Vincent Boreliot phrase to be used for the adorh- ,thb nation and assure Its eeourity ainiv to 4 p.m., Thursday 11 Ato...... nil ■■ IMinJUBUTORB FOB O U l> BOLAB H EA tt y sMPnablSMasa aa a weakness than UBistimt ohairman; .Romolo Pa- tohhfoftbe coin. It was a maxim to tlM world. to 9 p.mi SEp MONDAY^ IipiA Lp - f t - FUEL o n -a n d OBNBBAI. ^BUEUlniO. ^ umwar It with raaaauthlaaesa. ganl, -Labro bUrbanettl, Vtocent that reflected the confidence to "Everlasttof Punishment'’ will R U L TUNSKY HEAITNG and POOLING BQUIIWKNT 977 MAIN ST^’^iMANCHEStER tha toantodtate dlF Oenoveat hndVi 1Horace; PaganL themaelvM and to life which re­ (Nek* Batralayto artlele by the be tee subject of the L*Mon-8«r- UIMMS Ticketo may ha purdiMed from tfteVNk Uuo. uiw-tB po«i' sulted to toner peace and In moral Rev. H ernaa iFHteha of flmaanel nwn for Sunfto »• _ any of ten commttb:wemsmhen- integrity. CBoroli.) Tbs Ooldsa Text is flrem Pies’- - r r r j r

'1 llAMCHE8tE;R EVENlNO HEBALD, 1UNCUE8TEB, CONK^ 8ATUBDAY. UATf 195& MANCHESTER EVENING HERALX MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1050 PAGE SB91M Ohami Columbim South Windsor Karp* Ppdrova Teacher Offer tQhurcli Accepts Seek Seen Reje|iritd|i was killed ttikial Church Brinday momlng:.. nBtolii|i|ili « l Judgri of Uiq H a^ ohaater Toana Court by Oovemor After being sdmlUsd to Uw bar, ert A a s^ sa^- another early this Oonfinbatlon ChM|,6f Sth'Grad- he worked fbr tha Distrtet Tttls In­ ln-emtin( u A M etb eetn- Abnham A, JUbicoff. m a list of Th# tea^him 'asked a 12-atap Court Cuses viriiteg when tha'mdtorcyqU they . J t ^ A. surance Cri. in Washington, D. C. Ml U » proposed con- noirilai3iM a td tha fltata Legiita- DIRECTORY Were riding crsstwiitlsad on Jntq ai He served In tha U 4. Army from ■alary .aeMIq/vl^ a minimum of Dined Naaey A ' Paine ari^ Ter­ tqra, RlMcoff also named Aity. •UUiUan. It jdao Mked Uism to tree after It failed to round a Fodrove as deputy Judge. ) 1942 to 1946, and aftenyard Jotnad and a nmq^um of SdXOO. Robert N. Eknidreau, 22, of Hart­ curve In East Himpton. rence Dean BmiUi; on eottfiteekm the Oifflea of Pries AdniibilstraUon ifh t coloRiillsm. of faith, pater M. Place, Mra. The terms ' of the twn—whose worild include'H.wo tSflO, four ford, was fined 2300 in Tdw» Court Neill W. Carson. 21, of 77 Bige­ In Washington aa an attdmey in t>M' consUtuUop lesvss Uw door 1 arid six flBO Iricremerits In Theinia l^ osk y; by letter .of nombiatiofls are subject to legisla­ ths office ot the general oounsel. this morning for driving wh^e his low St. driver of the cycle, whs tive confirmation—would mn from sfeen to new members. Members the 17 yeare. In the prt^sed killed. His passenger, Ronald Cyr, tranuerr Ruth G. Blow, MUton P. When the OPA expired, he prac- s by A common accord ^Tve up Uloari teachers with master's lictnse was suspended and a iub- EYeeman, Mgs. Aileen R. EYeeman, July 1 to Dec. 81, 1980. 99 .E. Oeatar Kt. also 21, of m Jarvis Rd. Is In Mid­ Ucad law' in Hartford and then HANGHESTER Tel. Ml 8-5009 part or all tbelr sovereignty to the giries would be on a $20(r level ■equent driving while under eos- dlesex Memorial Hospital, Mid­ Mrs. Leiripi 8- Hannaford,’Mrs. E. After tha latter date, the town cam* to Manchester. union.- |M0 higher. Eatelle M«-Jacoba, Mrs, Polly A. court will expire along with the H a lives at 56 C m b y Rd. with MANCHESTER ision charfe. dletown with a fractured Jaw, 8 . ' UIA* Will have a red. yel­ However, the School Board Is State 'Police dUcovered ths Janowlec, Mrs. Joan Place, 'Vic­ other 05 municipal and 102 triri his wife and their thile daughters. OVI low, and green Bag with as many vv'as arrested after he and s tor 8 . Sanger and Marilyn. M. Justice courts in the State to be sticking with Its offer of 24.000 compfiirion, Joseph F. Bernard; 20, crashed >cyc1e about 1:30 son. Podrbve, who la a law partner AUTO PARTS Mack stars as there are members. minimum and $0,0ft0 maximum for Senger. superasdad by tha new Circuit of Manchester Mayor EUgene T. of.Hsrtbaj-d, made a license switch Coroner A. Harold Campbell' said Sunday School wilt meet at 6:30 It will not belong to any bjper bachelor degrees. Carson has been dead «bout an Court created last*tlPnth. Kelly, U a Manchester naUve* and 270 BROAD ST the communique said. It wllHwvd when' the-'.,motorcycle on which a.m. tomorrow. Holy Communion Another Ifant^imer attorney, Reeleciedry ■ The School Board offered this they were il^ng was stopped by hour when his body was found. At a- 1948 graduate of Trinity Col- a common issuing bauk lmd lan­ salary plan after the teachers re­ Wilt bacetebratad at both the 0:30 Jay Rubinow, was nominated yes­ -Iqge. He was admitted to the Con^ CHUICE VAKIlim guage and cultural activities will Mrs. Joseph Martin was jTeeieet; Manchester 11:30 Carson had been arrested in and 11 a.m. -ohurch aervices. The' Always At Voni Service For jected sn btUr of a 24.000 n ^ - Bernard's cas'bvWas nolled. He Manchester, charged with speed­ terday by .the Oovemor for one i^tlcut bar In-1950 after gradua­ * MACHINE SHOP SERVICE bs coordinated. ed prsaldent of the Miincheatef fmim and 24,600 maxlmum-.4.he Rev.’ R. Wlnthnm Nelaon wUl of the C ^ u it Court% <4 815,000- tion from the Unlverelty of Con- QUALITY said he did not Imow Boudreau's ing. ' preach on ‘,Thou Preparest a Ta< s R14UIPMF.NT The two African leaders ex­ Council 6f Church Wojnen at the prbesnt rate. llrense was, suspended and loaned About four hours later police- a-ysar JudgMUps. ■nectlcut School of Law. iSEAFOOD ■ PARTS (new and tobnllt) For Mother's Day pressed determination l o put their Teacher Resigns Nple Before Me.” Host and hoateaa During World.War H he eaw ac­ GIVE H E R ONR o r annual meeting held /Yesterday at hipi his license to use wirile driving found Cyr, dazed and walraerlng 'for tomorrow will be Mr, and Mrs. Recomriiesided Jan. tt s ACCKSSORtCS union into practice, and to owe al-'. The Boqrd accepted the resigna­ the motorcycle, Bemw;d was along the highway about a mile Karp has bean deputy Judge here tion as a mfidical corpsman with 43 OAK ST. s SUPPI.1ES OUR G liA l^ I R GIFT ' te^ancs to no foreign' stats.' the Church of the tion of MrS.'-Rose Ann Malntqk, Edward Fkrtsy.. Uahers at the the. 30th InfanUy' Division In Eki- UERTlFir^ charged with the Improper'lpan of from the scene of the crash. early aarvlce will be Paul PhilUpa since May 1966. The Democratic TFI., Ml 9-90S7 s DUPONT PAINT, 8 UPPI.IES Tours has received an arms ship­ Other officers elected are, Mrs. first grade .t^aqher, with regtvt. Town Committee last Jan. 21 rope. ment from Csschoslovakta and the Charles Strai^t, vice preeldentr Mrs. ' Malnlck hqs sccepted s the license. There were no witnesses to ths and' Alan Trotman and at thq 11 Open Saturday unfit B p.m. Frank J, .yoo, 02, of WsrehoilM accident recommended him for the Judge­ Unmarried, he lives at 148 Por- CommunisU are tiylng to estab­ Mrs. Mark Hill, secretary; Mrs. teaohing position In her home a.m. worahlp Kenneth Nichols and Ur St, - Point, was fined 26 on each of twd^ , The crash occurred on Lake Rd. John Ntelsert. ship after the resignation of Atty. lish themselves firmly in the new Ludwig. Hansen, treasurer; Mrs. town of Glastonbury. Tbe Boahl Wealey C. Oryk Jan. 12. tXjMIM.ETE West African republic. Sydney MacAlplne, publicity; Mrs. sutborlzed ths auperinteridenl to counts of failure to set the hand "PoUce said the cycle left the left Lutheran Servloen side of the road where the rdad ' Podamage to as a parking area and hit the'lrs^ iriittee meeting. . MUSIC CENTER of Prayer; Mrs. Everett Johnson later of ^blumbia Congregational to all to Join them * m worship; To Attend Parley Burners • 'For Store Fronts and all prbjMrty. Carson, ^a» ■ on Jwive Their nominations yesterday 186 Middle Tpke. West 21 Maple ^ M l 9-1575 and Mrs. Wssley Thoutn, May FeK Church has announced that to­ Sunday School, Adqlt Bible CUSa were two of 186 for the municipal CALL U9 FOR FREE 'sizes of windows, lowship Day; and Mrs. George MiskMary Lucas, 13, of 52 Eld- from the NewXxmdon Navafease. arid the first lecture of a' new TEL. MI 9-8206 morrow ii "Rural Life. Sunday.” Cyr if employed by .Choman’s court system submitted to the Town Planning Engineer Ed- ESTIMATES e For Table Tops. / * REPAIRS 6>Lr- Borst, publications. the fifth Sunday after Easter. This wards 8L. was fined. 26 for dis­ Lutheran'Infortnatien Course all Legislature by Rtblcoff. SBCQiosen .Wreckers. ■'"v w i ^ JT Rybcajrk and Richard Tlb- Open 6 Days a Week A planned potluck preceded the celebration had Us origin, he said, regarding k^gtop sign.. Judgment begin at 6 a.Jn. Moriiing woraMp, ' Municipal Judge candidates are ACCORDIONS GRILLS, ELECTKIO litONS, was sutpended^n the case. Alton . There was • pa^qhger on Car- during which new mmbers will blts, executive director of tha FOSARTV BROS. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. annual meeting and the observance U^a day when the vast majority of Son’s . motorcycle .w h ^ State Po­ usually approved with speed and rOASTBKS, PEUfX)LATUlATURH In 7 BaUot9 of May Fellowahlp Day, The people wwre tillers of the soil. It is Oolby, 30,. of no'' certain address, be received and Holy Communion little Ceremony. But approving the Town Development Commission, INOOKPORATED’ KINSMAN ORGANS VACUUM C1-EANBR8, HEATttrA'rS charged with vagraltcy. Prooecut- lice arrested in Manchester, celebrated, begins- at 10:15 a.m. luncheon was served by the wom­ s day a « apart for the invocation but it could' not he dMarmlned 44. Circuit Court Judges may take are scheduled to attend the 11th JEDDU HIGHLAND COAL, Private Instructions, -. J. As WHITE ERS, FANS, SEWING HA of God's Blessing upon the tiller, or John Lombardo entered nollea The Rev. Walter Abel will have lor longer. Give Mother^oyce Flowers CHINES. StSf men and one woman were en of the Church of the Nasarene whether It Mas Cyr. Connecticut Development Confer­ ' OUNNECnCUT COKE, Instruments and Supplies elected to.the new School Building In the Touth Building. the sried and ths soil. Members of In the easej. of Clarence H.-Legeyt, his sermon Xopic "The Prayer of 'The latter will probably be con­ ence Monday at the Waverly Inn FU EL OIL, RANGE OIL Whatever' gift you msy choose' 45, of Hartford, charged with pon- Medical Ehcsmlner Dr. Nohnsn sidered one at a time and voted on for Mother’s Day, let flowers ex­ GLASS CO. Committee (SBC) ki Coventry last Mrs. Martin announced that a Columbia Orange will be special Gardner said CarsOn apparently A Soldier.” A nursery for small in Cheshire. 819 Broad S t—Tel. MI 9-4689 a most attractive and lovely set­ WatkinS'West Saves Confusion 81 Biksell S t—Tel. MI 9-7822 All worii guoronfeed request had come for the local gubats at the morning hour of wor­ suppbrt and Robert D. Banistep, children le provided during the by voice. Provisions have been Orchettra For Hire press your love 'sujd affection. Wght. dieq-llrom a broken n'eck,-a frac­ Co-sponaora of the conference ting. Call the Joyce Flower Shop Years ago when a death oc- Six are RepubUcans and. one la council to sponsor another thrift ship "at 11 o'clock. "God In Every­ 32, of 40 Hoffnvan Rd., chargeb^ Information Course and during the made, though-, for aecret ballot if are the Connecticut Federation of There is nothing else that so truly and consult with them, they will wiUi operating an unregistered tured skull, and other injuries tpls method is demanded. cuiTcd out qf'stute, it meant.>a a Democrat shop for migrant workers. After day Living’’ Is the sermon topic. C^r was scheduled to undergo i^rig worship. i Planning and Zoning Agencies and shows your thought and apprecia­ be happy to talk with ■ you, give central location. Tliere la ample iome discussion the matter was Church Delegates motor vehicle. t Friday evening the Other NofninaUons tion and nothing will please moth­ great''deal 'of concision, expense rdom for any size service sinbe its H ie members are: Second Se­ surgery at noon. the State Development Oomtnls- you helpful suggeatldns, and any and w o « y to a family, but today “ One Call Does It AU" lectman BertrOn Hunt; Joseph Mo* referred to the local churches, Mrs. Robert Taggart and Merton Continuances were granted to: Luthebau Youth Grotlp will take a In other nocilnations yesterday, sion. BILL'S TIRE THREE J'S er as much a.s flowers. The Joyce ftatlhor Information you may need enlargement. The apaclouanesa of Thomas J. Cunningham, 23, oT 21 Besides his parents, James N. this burden'ls lifted. Through, their DRY CLEANING tycka. Folly Dgne; Robert T. Wil whose delegates are to report to Wolff will be delegates from Cfe- and Ruby Waite Carson. Carson is trip toNponcordla. ,College at Riblcoff named for reappointment Both morning and afternoon ses­ AND Flower Shop have a-fine selection without obligation. Just dial MI-9- the roomH insiire against any DON WILLIS Mrs. Martin as soon as possible. lumbis Congregational Church to Cedar St., Charged-with failure to Bronxvllle^. T. A: tour of the Judge Francis T. O'Loughlln and of plants. Including gloxinias, membership iit'lheiit 't h e Associated...... Fu-. crowding, and the. decorations cox, taklview Dr.; George Zun- survived' by'-^ree sifters; Mrs. sion will be .composed of three RESTAURANT 0791 arid ask for Frank Gakeler. neral Directors* oervice, Watkins and LAUNDERING ner, R t A ; Dean O. Wiley, Pros- The chapel of the new church the 4Sth meeting of the Tol- grant the right of way tp-k pedes­ laitheran C^ege ^ill be taken Associate' Judge John L. Moran panel discussions running concur- REPAIR SHOP azaleas, African violets, dish It Is o'Ot . too early to think of throughout the Home are excel­ trian, to May 6, and.-'^bert B. Robert Fry of Micblgan, Susan^ ' DN ROUTE 6 and 44A West Funeral Servleq offer away- Branehea At: oM f S t; Mrs. Harry R Ryan Jr., was decorated with spring flowers and Associatlc^ of Congregational ind and Anita of Manchester .and the group'Wlll attend a play In Rockville, and Judge Benedict fently In the three main halls of. gardens -as well as freshly cut Memorial DaFAnd make plans. So lent. The family rooms are very GARAGE Church of South Coventry, tomor­ Kendel, 42, of 41 ,Ewerfleld Dr., William H. Green. Prop. from-home service, all "Over the na­ comfortable and the family, of 18 UAH ST. / wsill S t: and Postmaster Herman fori the meeting. The theme was Carson had been in the Navy for produced by the IMudent Dramat­ A. Kupchunos and Deputy Judge the inn. Wilfred J.. Maxwell, flowers such as snapdragons, iris, many people depend upon the tion, as well as In Ckutatja arid 18^ Main Rt„ Tel MI-9-4531 G. LeDoyt, the lone Democrat "How Much la Enough?” Through row at 3:30 p.m. charged with rqe^ Ssa driving, to five years and was a boiler tender ics Sociey. All youWg people are' William J. Thresher in SouHi planner with the State commission 180 Spruce St. Try our new Toko Home carnations, mums, pompoms and Joyce Flower Shop to take care of course, la'welcome to come and go 801 HARTFORD RD! After worship and the business May 4. ,-V- Mexico. They handle the 'drtalls aa they choOse. If a family dealrea They were chosen after seven guided meditations the grOup was 3rd class. invited. y \ • Windsor. and former town planning admiri- roses. You may order flowers by filling urns for the cemetqry. This and arrange for transfer backvio .249 N. MAIN RT. ballots at the Robertson School, led In worship by several women session, a pro^am bp the topic’ Court v^.^-'itlll in session at He was bom In Hartford' but Wapplng ^r\fBM Karp, who has been a Manches- Istrator .ln Manchester, will be the Service." Cioil Ml 9^684 phone, MI-9-0791 or drive over to year, as ususl,they ' -wilt- have a car provided for them, they need SpecMlzing In press tiirie’. Open Saturdays Only Manchester, and when death ofS. only to mention It and a car will by members o f the' Board of Se­ of different churches. . Mrs. C. B. "Some Principles ■ for'- Selecting lived most of hia life in Manches­ Sunday School at'Wapphig Com­ t< r resident nine years, is a grad­ moderator at the panel discussion and !r wiH bo ready for the shop a t'34 Church S t TYle- bJkuUful, sturdy geranium plants. curs some distance away, this Is a NEW SYSTIM lectmen, Education and Finance. and Singing Hymns" will bs led uate of the University of Wiscori- 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. phone orders are given careful tt- ckil'for them and placed ait their BRAkl SERVICE Winslow described lUid' showed ter. He was] educated in Manches­ munity Church will meet ab^6::30 concerned with problems a'nd pros­ you . . . Geraniums are particularly satis­ most appreciated service. The LAUNDRY All but two of the 17 members of colored slides she and her husband by Gordon Steams, organist and ter echools. a,m. with rl:isse8 for all agas.'^'nie ain and the Harvard Law School pects 6or planning and zoning. During May teq^tion. and either way you- are factory for the cemetery aa they ‘ y' family Is relieved of all responsi­ , Porkiog is a great problem the three boards were present. had taken on a recent trip to' Hai­ choir director for the First 'Church Hcfier Reports The funeral will be held at the Rriv, Roy HutcheOn will have rer and was admitted to the Conn.ee- Included among the subjects to ^ sure of getting beautiful, fresh can get by on a minimum amoii'At bility and they ' can be certain DRY CLEANERS Front Emil. Ali^meht . Hunt Was authorlced to set the ti. In keeping with the day’s of Christ, West Hartford. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main hia sbrmon topic "Home and Fam^.ticut Bar in 1940. be discussed by'this panel are; Week Of May 4 SEATING FOR OVER flowers and plants in attractive ar­ of W-ater . and. their colorful blooms everything will be handled Just a.s everywhere^oday, particularly In Main Plant: 44 Horrlaori S t ./ ' date -far. the organisational meet­ theme, she chose slides to repre­ At 7:30, the Rev. Holland Ewing St. Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. lly." \LaatJan. - 21 " was the second time "Finding, S’ place for radioactive Open 3 to 6 P»M. Dflily 100 PEOPLE rangements. are -so attractive. They also make a they wish. the center ofvlown. Watkina-Weat ' Phone Ml 9-7768 Gonorol Ropoir Work ing of Uig new SBC. The balloters sent the stark contrast between will speak on the Christian High­ To Eisenhower Clarence E. Winslow, o f ' the The Junior PYF will meet at 6 tlibv^ Democratic Town Committee materials industry,” "Locatfonal A corsage Is another way to piost satisfactory, choice for flljing provide "off the atreet" parking aJpo Buggesterd' that should one er Education Fund, had 'i^om.mended ' him for local This coming (ITetober will mark facilities, a fact greatly appreciat­ the beauty of the country end the Church of the Nazarene, will offi­ p.m. at the Wapplng Community planning for heliports and. landing remember motller ’ on her day, a flower bed at, home. If you have the 86th anniversary Of service by member of the new committee drop abject poverty in which most o f (Contlrined from Page -me) ciate. Burial will be In Elaat Ceme­ House. The SeMpr PYF will meet court ypdge. The first time was strips,’’ "Lot size, private seweN orchids (the large ones) in white urns for the cemetery or window ed by those using thd^ome. There ou t he or she be replaced- by Manchester Evening Herald Co­ Watkins Brothers, the .business the population lives. tery..- from 7 to 9 p.rrixfor a business In 1957,\whcn Governor Riblcoff age and water supply." or lavender, cymbldium Orchids boxes for your own home, take was started In a little build­ is ample room for ovis. ,40 cars, - Thomha O. Welles, « Democrat.' lumbia eorreepondent Mrsv'Donald a surprise to diplomatic'officials meeting and game rit^voUeyball. sought to replace Gryk, ■who had ."Another panel discussion will be and gardenias make a very lovely this means that proceaaioria.can be .Three of the seven members Those partlclpayng in this serv- Friends may eall at the funeral JOYCE Khart'S them to Joyce Flower Shop and ing on Wells S t in 1874. Theirs is ice with R. Tuttle tetephono ACiMl«ny S- here as well as those in Paris. home tomorrow from 8 to 5:30 On Monday at 7:36. p.m. the been his oritoa . interim appoint­ .on Connecticut’s new regional corsage. have them filled .with the plants of formed without traffic hazard. It PRINTING MASURY jiaVe previous experience With Mrs. Winslow were "Mrs. 3454, Flower Shop. Inc. a proud record. of service to the Straight Mrsv.Col. William A. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. study ‘ class on the History of ment jn 196o.\However, the Re­ planning program with the topics Is 'there s qpring wedding your own choice. people of Manchester and vicinity |riao provides much greater pri­ scho^ building or study commit- Officials said ths explanation of Protestantisrri will meet at the FOOD MARKET Spatig, Mrs. Russ'eH M*"®*'. Mrs. publican-controlled Legislature "Why a community Joins in re­ 34 Church St, 5U 9-U7U1 planned In your family? If so, no ' 'Ther^is absolutely nothing that and today, as in the beginning, the c e y and comfort for those leav­ 'teM." the quick success at Paris un­ church -St 7:30 p.m. two years ago faflqd to confirm gional planning,” "What 'groups 540 E. MIDDIJ;: TURNPIKE ing the f\irieral home. PAINT Wilcox has been on three build­ John Kjellson, Mrs. Fred-WJnzIer, doubt you are already thinking of conveys Joy, affectiph, sympathy Wstklns-West Funeral Service is PRINTED doubtedly lay In the fact that the Catholic MassM Karp’s appointment, \ and, in a can promote regional planning,” decorations. Why not call Frank At Watklns-West each fUneral la ing comntlHeeav and was chair­ Mrs. John Buck and Mrs. K. Ejnar • FUNERAL DESIGNS or a “ thank you” in the way that the borne of friendly service. Or­ . . U good point Rask: OpenForum ministers decided against trying Hospital Notes . Masses at S t EYancis of Assisi court light, Gryk was ^bsequent and "What can be expected from PHONE 9-2295 Gakeler at the Joyce Flower Shop flowers do. The cost is so moderate mond J. West Joined in the .busi­ complete, regqrdleas of the cost. man of the noW^ defunct School to spell out in advance all the tac­ Chu/ch will be said at 7, 8, 9, 10:15 regional planning.” • WEDDING BUtVtUETS The family 'may select caskets and Housing and Planning Committee. Sololft was Mrs. Daniel Stewart, ly successful in contestingten^ the and consult with him about floral but the pleasure they bring is so ness in January of 1644 and in ENVELOPJ tics they will employ In negoti­ ahd Ll;30 ajri. governor’s atteraot to replabq him. The third panel discussion Is on e FLORAL AKKANGEMENTS Open Monday thru Saturday decorations? He is noted for his lasting that more and more people 1955 ths Flmersl Home became other articles In their display room, This group made a atu^y of the and pianist wa.s Mrs. William X^hDilren the Leaers’ PaUents Today 211. 7 A.8L to 9^.M . Kloppenburg. Ushers were Mrs. ating; with Soviet Foreign Minis­ Was OPA Attorney the organization, finaneing an d. FOR H051B and HOSPITAL work In this field and his unusual aye letting flowers convey their known as the Watklns-Weat Fu­ the price of which la' clqarly Indi­ town’s school situation arid.report­ To' the Editor, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Advertlsehaent— . Our Speti PAUL'S ed to the town last month.-^ It. Hansen and Mm . John Ruff. Mrs. May I take' this opportunity to ter Andrei Gromyko. Formerly of IVist Hartfoad, tax considerations for local - de­ and graceful arrangements. If you messages for them. You cannot neral Service. The sympathetic cated, thus they may select what That means that the "complete Miss Mary PetroUto, South Wind' Auto 1 n au r a n c e high? Then Karp la a member of the law firm velopment corporations. ■ Corsages SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to^PJM. have some particular theme you find lovelier' or fresher flowers understanding and Warn; personal they can afford without any aqnse Paint and Wallpaper Store wraa disbanded when the SBC Was Mark Hill greeted folks at the thank all who worked so'ardently sor; Frances Taylor, 143 Sv Main door. agreement" reached on the openr check Safeco rales. Proudly rep­ wish carried out, he will be happy than those sold at the Joyce feeling of helpful service that Mr. of embarrassment. Deferred pay­ 645 Main Street autborited by the voters. In behalf of fluoridation and whose St.; John Feegel, 854 Center S t; resented by the Crockett Agency, Ample Specializing In the Unest'^id CAMPRESS Hunt, who is also chairman of .Chairman for the day was ^ rt. only desire was to provide for our log po'sltiqn of the West at Geneva outa and meata in town. to take care^of it. for you, but if Flower Shop «md If you want West has brought to the business ments may be arranged if so de­ leaves., a great many followup, Robert Barton, 145 Tanner St.; Inc. al MI 3-1577. Pari& .vou prefer, he will plan the entire special floral arrangements, you has earned the gratitude and sired. During the years of service * So. MiUn St.^HI 9-2240 Tel. MI 9-0300 the Republics Town Committee, Sydney MacAlpihe, She wsq/ as­ children’ the same dental bene- Susan Dowds, French Rd., Bolton; has had previous experience on a sisted by Mrs. Richard Y erj« and Bt that the childFen of Wllllman- questions unanswered—particular­ floral decorations for church dr could not find a more skillful ar­ friendahip of. the many people he to the people of Manchester and ly the ques'llDn..of what the fall­ Matthew Petrus, Center Rd., Ver­ Manoheeter Evening H e raid home. If the reception is to be held tist in this line, than Frank Gake­ has served. building committee, and Motycka Mrs. Walker'W. Briggs. tic, New Britain, New Canaan, and non; Stephen Varga,' Stafford vicinity, courteV and considera­ back of the western powers may South. Windsor oorrespondriat EJ- The life insurai^ jtou didn't buy at the home, Joyce Flower Shop ler. Next time you want flowers, Watkins-West Funeral Service tion has been the main concern of served on the building committee Torririgton now.enjoy and that Springs; Mrs, Bertha Ecker, Rt. more O. Biirham, telephone Your Best appointed a few years after World Hartford'a childr^ will be re­ be If, as generally expected, Gro­ will decorate the house or If a call the Joyce Flower Shop and see is located very conveniently at 142 Watkins-West and day or night, 30, Vernon; Mrs. Rose Haynes, Mitchell 4-0674. may not cost yoU''qnything, But WATKINS-WEST Buy On restaurant,or club, is chosen, they why BO many people depend upon E.' Center St. and is easy for War n . This committee was dis­ ceiving this summer. It would be myko promptly turns down their Coventry; Rudolph Capello, 33 Di­ ComUnatlon helpful service and sympathy" are I MANCHESTER banded and no action ever taken ‘Dog Day’Results package offer. think of what it could cost your will see that it is transformed into them for beautiful flowers. strangers to find because of Its yours whan you’ call upon them. LIQUORS impossible to thank personally or vision s't.; Mrs. Marion Humiston, FUNERAL Windows and on Its recommendations. In Fines of $32 even to name everyone who worked 40! S. Alton S t; Mrs. Hazel Fahey, Keeney PTA Unit family! Make sure you have Doors, Window MEMORIALCO. WINES- BEER to bring fluoridation to Manchester* 709 Main St.; Miss Joan Connolly, enough, life insurance. SERVICE Awnings, Door R o ck v ille rently with the one he Is serving: eases. He made the first workable Oppoalto East O e m e t^ . .CHIEF RABBI HX. and so I would appreciate the use Chairmen Named 18 Falrview S t; Mrs. Lucille Canopies, Anthony DeCerll, 19, was pre­ Zion Lutherang histologic classification of avian BEER IN RABRCLB Jenisaien, May S Chief It was ’;Oog Day” in Town Court of your column' once more to ex­ Selects Officers sented on charges of breaking . and FOR ALL OCCASIONS! Smith, 89. Broad S t; Marcia Me j ORMAN D J. WEST, Jalousie Window leukosis cqiriplex, a disease of the BsbM Hsievy Hersog today was this morning, as Judge Jules tend my sincere thanks to all of Keough, 135 Hollister S t; Dwight Call! • and Doors Youth, 19, Guilty entering and tbeft of 875 for an Study Plot Plans blood-.formlng tiasuea. He classi­ Qualify Momoriols a ORLIVERT SERVICE a reported still gravely 111 foUew- them. For CMA Drive offense which occurred in 1956. Karp, fritted outA82 In fines to nine Phelps, 14 Clet^ew Ter.; Alfred The membership of the Keeney Director fied the neuropathologlc diseasaa of Over 80 Yean BzperienM ing a deterioration In his Tuesday, April 28, Is not a Goingos, 142. Oak.St.; Mrs. Cecelia. Hq pleaded guilty. the fowl, diseases of the brain , WEST SIDE acleroels condition reported April Manchester persons charged With St. FTA elected the. slate of of­ E-Z Terms • Free Estimates Of 2 Road Deaths Following a general meeting of bright day In Manchester's his­ Atty. Richard tmw, chairriian of Laine, 233 Hackiriatack S t; Mar­ Joseph L. Czerwinski • 142 B. CENTER ST. James L. Peppln, 24,. of Wllll- common in the northeast. go. Special prayers were re­ keeping unlicensed dogs or allow­ 521 B. Middle’rnmpikr'" TEL. MI 8-2856. the membera of Zion Evangelical PACKAGE STORE tory; in fact, it is the Corregldor the membership dnve of the Man­ sha Hume, 122 McKee S t; Vincent ficers submitted at the regular Mancheater’a Oldest msmtic pleaded thnocent to 'a Dr. Junghert has also made sig­ cited during SablM^ services to-, ing dogs to roam. * Manchester, Conn. . Home Specialties Co. Ralph R. Bartholomew, 19,'Staf­ Cali Ml 9.5S07 Harry Pr(Aa.naky, Pernilttoe in the battle of fluoridation in Con­ Malatesa, Ellington; Miss Geral­ meeting this week by Mrs. G. Leo charge of speeding. Trial by Jury Lutheran CUiurch in the interest of nificant contnbtrtlons in'the study day^ia synagogaes thronglraift chester Civic Music Assn., has ap­ Ml 8-6852 or Ml 9-4604 Bob Brown and Charlie Pringle 866 c e n t e r ST. Four other similar charges were necticut. We have sustained an dine Picaut, 15 Stone S t; Ruel Hogan, chairman of the nominat­ With Finest Facilities ford Springs, was found guilty of* 12 was set for May 19. church building and developnrient of nutritional diseases, particularly A. AlMETTl, Feop. Israel, but no medical bulMtias continued by the court, initial defeat, but have little doubt pointed 'the division chairmen and 89 PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTe I ^ M I 9-0166 team captains who win canvass Wicks, 67 GlehwOod St.; Deborah yesterday of two counts of gross .. Robert E. Greehe,. 33. Mans­ plans, a sectional meeting will be those caused by vitamin A and E HarrUon Stn Mapclieater will be Iseued before tonight In M'oat of the arraatf, according to that ultimately the welfare of ing committee. SUN LIE! ASSUEANCI COMPANY OP CANADA •rder not to disturb ^ b a t b the town Monday through Satur­ and Michael O'l^in, 91 Prospect / and willful misconduct with a mo­ field, failed to appear on a held Monday evening at 7;30- for deficiencies. Dog Warden pee Fracchia were Manchester's children will prevail St:, Rockville; Sherrill Pratt, Mel­ Mrs. J. Hugo Benson was elected tranquility. day. tor vehicle causing the deaths of charge- of obtaining money under the members' , of'Zlon'a organizal Just a year ago Dr. Jungherr re­ made this wpek In the Green Manor and fluoridation will no longer bfr rose; Ambrose Diehl, 129 Keeney president; Mrs: Nicholas Jackson, false pretenses. A bond was for­ i^mm section on- complaints of residents •'The- iH.vi8ion chairmen who will first vice president; Mrs. Andrew two teenagers. tlona! / ceived the second annual 81.000 denied them. The various groups supervise the campaign in their St.; Brian Kelley, 101 Seaman Cir­ Give Mother A Judge Thomas E. Troland in feited. ' . "7^ In that .Area. interested In fluoridation are ■ no cle. ’ ' Lindberg, second vice president; 6 mil« Special letters Were sent 'to tjie Animal Health Institute Research areas afe Mrs. Ross Roberts, 50 Tolland County Superior Court, officers and membera of the follow­ Award in' Washington, D.C. for VIC’S PIZZA SHOt'■f Fined 13 each for allowing dogs less Interested in it today than Harlan Rd.; Mrs. Robert Johns, BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son Mrs. Keith Merrill, secretary; Mrs. tp roam were: Evelyn Derewlanka, Russell Nettleton, asslatknt sec­ PACKAGE STORE Gift Certificate From found the youth guilty immedi­ ing organlaationa: ' Ladies’ Aid, his disease studies. In 1945 he re-, 168 W. Middle Turnpike they were prior to the referendum. 250 Greenwood Dr.: Mrs. Charles to Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Hill, 30 ately after he changed his plea "Phone Ml, 9-8700 . 31, of 43 Coleman Rd.: James J. They are determined that at some retary; Mrs. David Sauni^s, Men’s Club, .Young People's So­ celved the 81.000 Borden award' Upholitery RUHMASE Mitchell, 78 Hackmatacii St.; Mrs. Pine Hill S t; s> daughter to Mr. ROUTE 6-44 • HOLTON fro'm innocent to no contest. A Sen, McCartliY ciety, and the Sunpay School staff. Hassett. 67, of 72 Milford Rd.; future day Manchester’s name will and Mrs. Joseph Gordon, 4fl Cros­ treasurer; Roger, McDermott, for poultry research. Members of Dorlg Belding, 84 Cambridge St.; Phone MI 9-3324 charge of reckless driving w m Plot plana for the upper .and lower the Connecticut Poultry Assn, gave SpectalizUig PIZZA Mark Kravitz, 3«. of 49 SSnford be added to the list of enlightened Mrs. Isidor Wolf, 80 Vernon St.; by Rd. Frank istamler'and Mrs. Herman The Bookshop! Leaves $127,000 Rd.; Edith H. Longfellow, 44, of Wierxbickt, Council Delegates. nolled by State's Atty. Joer H. level sites, aa well aa a model for him their , Outstanding Service le SALE communities providing this service Mrs. B, R. Bliss, 112 S. Main St.; BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. BEER Reed II^ the upper level, will be diacussel * SPAGHETTI 3 Robin Rd.; Alexande?" R. Hass, for its citizens.. Mrs. William Wagner, 63 Barry and Mrs. Michael Saternis, 17 M.ANCHESTER award in 1958. * Fomifute R#-uphol- 40. of 5 Milford Rd.; Rita M. Dor­ A Glee Club comprised of six' A pre-sentence investigation Appleton, Wls.. May 2 (F)—An in detail while the membera of RAViQU It Is evident from the. results of Rd.; Mrs. Ray Belter, 8 Sanford Chamberlain St„ Rockville! grade pupils under the Erection of LIQUbRS Zion's building and planning com­ He has served as consultant to storing Odd FeUows Hdl sey. 82, of 882 Vernon 9t.; md was ordered, and date for sen­ estate of approximatelyl 8127,000 the Institute of Pathology of the Tuesday’s referendum that our Rd.: Miss Mary O’Dwyer, 278 Oak DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Miss Virginia Thompson provided tencing set at May 19. mittee will , give necessary infor­ OPEN DAIl.Y Raymond Bernstein, 43. of 22 Cole­ Mrs. Jacqueline Nelaon, Phoenix WINES ’ BOOKSHOP ^ was left by the late Sen. Joseph Department o f the Army, to poul­ * Auto Tops community was riot sufflciently, St.; Mrs. Herbert Snyder, 80 Ar- the program for the evening, con­ Bartholomew was fleeing from mation. A tentative design i f build­ TUESDAY, MAY 5 man Dd. Bernstein was, also fined prepared for the barrage of up- cellla-Dr,; Mrs.'Herbert Carvey, 55 St., Bolton; Mark Perrbne, 104 ANDREWS RLDQ^ try scientists .in Iran, and the 7:.30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.. $2 for keeping an unlicensed dbg. cluding with k preview of the Large Waik-:ln Beer t.'oulcr police in a car In Tolland Jan. 16 R. McCarthy (R-Wia.) to his ing' arrangements for the lower * Truck Cushions trutha that were unleashed in the Scarborddgh Rd.; and Roger Harlan St.t Louis Cavans, East forthcoming musical program to be , 87 E. Center 8 t.—Ml 8-1086 widow Jeaii. He died on May 2, level will also be discussed and ex­ Armed Forces Institute of Path­ .SUNDAYS, f;30 A.M. Robert L. Schug, 24, of 82t4 Park Negro, 205 Oak St. Hartford; Thomas Haddock II, 85 and Cold Beer At All Times p>hen the car flipped over on a 699 UEN’rEK «'l. (Kaar) St., was fined 23 for keeping an last days ,of the campaign, nor presented.. at the High School by 0|>en Dally 9 A:M. to 9 P.M. PARKING-JN REAR plained. Later on in another gen­ ology ia Washington, and has con­ 4 P.M. to 10:80 ^JM. were they adequately forewarned 'The team captains will be Mrs. Fairfield St.; Albert Atkins, 75 rock killing two passengers, Al­ 1857. ducted research at the Biological ' \- unlicensed dog and Wllliar" C. siiigirig "Cason Song." fred Bergeron, 19, and Peter Mo- eral meeting further discussion on TEL Ml 8-8881 CLOSED MONDAYS ' regarding the terrifying advertise­ DoUglSa Roberts Jr., Mra. Walter St. John St.; Jphn Hunt, East Outagamie County Judge Stan­ Warfare Laboratories, Frederick, Spbneored By . Clark of 89 Lockwood St., -was The children were Invited to Join ' l^tCNIC TABLES BUILT TO OfiOER:— lotorls, 17, both of Stafford. Bar­ the part of all will be aoilght. A ments that appeared in The Herald Schultheis, Mrs. Harry Pastel, Mrs. Windsor; Angelo Gaffoglio, 1097 the parents for refreshments ley A. Staidl appro,'ed. yesterday question and answer period has Md. 8 CHSET REBEKAH LODGE firied 26 for the license violation. Main St.; John Fecko, 139 W. Mid­ 6 F o o t ...... $16.95-$18.95 Includee delivery and P«r- tholomew,' operator of the icar. and which were broadcast over Verner Nylin. Mrs.- John Neubert, served by Mrs. Roy White and her whan lt*a Hma ta a final accouritlng of the Wiscon­ been planned lor Monday evening. He will Join American Cyana- Continuance^'.^Were granted to: our local radio station. In Torring- Mrs. O. E. Stanford, Mrs. Irwin dle Tpke.; Thomas Hunter, 281 pleaded tnnocenjt 'when presented sin's estate which included per­ 7 ______.....I . ,.....*- 1 . i9» _ • John A, Cwilka, 48. of 123 Wash­ committee. > 8 F o o t ...... |19.95-$21.95 CUNLIFFE^ mid Co. as pathologist in the viral .Remember A FOR EXTRA MONEY . ton two yeal-s were devoted to Resnlcki, Mrs. WUliam Haggis, Center S t; David Sargent, .Brent April 10. sonal property of 8fi3J860, insur­ anO rickettsial research laboratory Delightful Place To Dine ington St.; Justin V. Gldman-. :'8, Mrs. Daniel Post, Mrs. Donald Dr., Vpmon; I'rs. Elsie Stager, 18 ALL 2” WlfeStEUlN FIR. ORDER EARLY FROM An Ellington youth already epn- ance 880,558, an. Mrs. Mc­ eharge. the case Of Joseph Gardlni Mra. Samuel IMerson, Richard 14 Cornell"St.; Jamsa Wilson, l31 In Morals Case • For Rags, Paper, Metals* of 38 Morse Rd. was continued to proved by a 4-J majority. In New ENAMEL'and LAtXtUBR Carthy is aole heir. - Dr. Erwin L. Jungheriv Intier- COCKTAIL" IXIUNGE .. ■■ PHARMACY i l Gentilcore, Mrs. George Willard. Eldridge ■ S t ; ' Mrs. Daisy Chap­ REFINISHINGS Ml 3-6363 AMPLE PARKING Monday. t' Canaan thO editor of the local Mrs. JifeCarthy was exepected nationally renowned arientlat in - and Scrap Iron 4Bg Hartford Bd.—-liu 9-gB4fi Mra. Joh^ Shea, Mrs. Richard man, 397 Summit St!; Mrs. Made­ Two brothers from East Hart­ newspaper refused to accept any Wharton and Miss Ann Della' Fera. REASONABLE PRICES here today for memorial Mass for poultry pathology and head of the DANCING DAl l o k d e u v e r t o advertisements from either side line Pratt, 474 JS, Middle Tpke.; ford, chargtd in Manchester with FINE PHARMACY EVERY FRIDAY and Headquarters fqc the drive is Walter aimer, Tolland; Mrs. Irene committing injury or risk of In­ ’ , f r e e ES'nMATES . ^ CUSTOM MADE the late Senator and dedication of Department of Animal Dtseaaoa at that, were not. fully documented the University of Connecticut, will SATURDAY NIGHirS s< 367 Main St. A kickoff dinner Ellis, 613 Main S t; Mrs. Martha jury to. children, were aenteneqd RT. fO—WAPPING, CONN. CANVAS AWNINGS a bronze bust o f him.' Sen. Styles s t r in s k y with the result tllat. most of Mias will be held Mo.iday af tpe Center^ 664 CENTER 5T. Ml 9.9814 Bridges (R-N.H.) was; scheduled retire July 1. D , About Town Van de Vere’s material was con­ Stapleton, Windsor; Mrs. ArlenC to one year in Jail each, suspended AT 2;HE RICHFIELD SIGN Dealers la Wuate Untenala Congregational Church at 6:30 Ednwnston and daughter. High to apoak lit the ded^U on of the Dri. Jungherr has taught at the RED EMIER sidered unacceptable for j>ubllca- after eight months, and two years’ 781 PARKER 8V. p.m. Manor’ Park, Rockville; Mrs. Rose­ probation by ‘Judgs J. Howard TEL. HI 8-54U4 buat which la ll i wont of Suzanne University and condu(!ted research Rts. 6 and 44A— Bolton Department President Mra tion. In New Canaan fluoridation at Storra Agricultural Experiment TEL. MI 9-4445 TeL Ml-S-ffm dr 90-8-8871 Scott Bums of Orange, Conn., and Next week Is the only time when mary Konopaake and son, 6 Diane Roberts In Hartford S u perior Slivercrays Stevenaori. of Norwalk, was approved by a 2 M>-1 majority. M fnehoster Moving Station Since 1930. ' her staff o f officers will l>e guests tickela to next season’s concerts Dr., Vernon), Court yestei;day. ' Conn, funds for the bust, were ,1 Sometime In the future there nuiy be purchased After the sales DISCHA^GEX) J t ODAY; Mrs. donated by fr.ende, The Storrs scientist has been re at the meeting of the American will be •'propitious moment to re­ Donald El Belliicci, -31, and his I) ^ MUS Of B^icsms Olid Trucking Co. Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening close, the program committee will, Marion Goiflon, Coventry. brother, Harry, 20, were arrested sponsible for a major share of the vive this Issue and our team wilL. select the artists' who will appear - ,».»...... ,------Read Herald Ad vs. pioneering research in the role of at the American Legion Home. then renew Its efforts. In the mean­ Feb. 18 and accused , of a morals Starting MON», MAY 4 thru SAf.,, MAY 9 Exedutiona Opposed HIGH'GRADE Mrs. Elarl Peterson is serving as n ^ t year. Persona who sign up Chicago. — Something new is a violation Involving a • l 8-year-oId viruses in poultr, diseases. time an effort wJh be made to keep for members-ilp j before Tuesday One of Dr. Jungherrs best known Berube's chairman of the hosteaa commit­ quartenary ammonium compound glri. , 1 4: ■ Stpckholm—^Ueglalation In 1921 ■ Typewriter Service our community infotmed regard­ night will 'receive a., bonus of a to regulate chrysanthemums’ achievements is his work in de­ tee. Mrs. Ruth Hickox, ways and ing the facts and progress of Each waived examinqUon in abolished the death penalty in 479 Middle Tpke. E. PRINtiNG free ticket to the McHenry Boat­ growth. Indications sre that mums Manchester Town Court'luid wIm. veloping the |Kience of ‘avian his- roeans chairman, renninds mem­ fluoridation in other areas. HpW STRONG IS YOUR Sweden, The last execution waa In Manchester bers to bring articles for ths white wright concert at th e 'h i^ school will soori be available for pot cul­ bound oven to Superior Court un­ topathology, the analysis of tissue JUB AND CUMMERLTAL The principal losers In Tuesday's Tuesday at 8:15. ture.' ' der 11000 bond. Get twice at much for p penny morej ' REX US FOR: 1910. A recent public-opinion poll, changes to .diagnose poultry dis-, elephant table. referendum ware not the propon­ e Aluminum Roll Up -Awnlnge taken to find outi how Swedes feel Typewriters add PRINTING 60LF BALL Machines Repaired, ents of fluoridation but the chil­ • INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO? a-Venetl.ui BHnda now about Upital punlehment, in­ Members and frjends of ths T . Rentals SALE dren of Manchester. BOHT MISS AM HOUR OF FUN FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY! I. ■ Storm Doars' dicated that. 55 per cent arq firmly Pspnpt. and Etncient C^tteg VFW Auxiliary' are reminded of Sincerely yours, e CaMhinatioB Windows opposeld to it; 88 favor ita raintro- of AO Kind* • •00b OUAUIY - the observance of Loyalty' Day •tii 'W e feel that you smigtt profit hy having one rff oua Vie Handle siatloneay Along Charles B. Jacobson, Jr., M.IV StM' onofht'f y/t'Cif MonciMRtor Awning Co. duoUon, «nd the remainder did not With Office Machine ^uppllea cuT-neoa covii which will be held In Stratford Editor’s Note: We, too, hope experienced Investment aperiallsta examine and reap­ expreaa an opinion. Sentiment in 195 7(EST c e n t e r ST. tomorrow, starting with' a parade ^here will be. a jnext tlm?,, with praise your present portfolio'. | iror’ of capital , punUhment waa QOMMUNITY PRESS j i ft* VAUIE at 1:30. Many drum corps, bands, R E X A L L r y S P E C IA L TelMihone Ml 9-3091 more auspicious i;eault. "We shall DRIVEWAYS., of LASTING QUALITY rtlcularly strong among Swedes A. J. BERUBE, Uur. Nu. 'Main and No.. Scheo) VFW imks and other organizations not undertake to- achieve victory There Is-no obligation on your jpart and you carf be sure FukablisliMl 1949 S MIJ9-8477—MI Streets—teleidiiNie 9D-8-6727 3 N O W will participate. A delegation of an-objeetive'analysis of yqjir holdings in the light of (under 88. f s y for fluorldatiori, hbwever, by any III ...... 11 ...... from the local poet and auxiliaty p fsosecorsT eincgnatilOnaevfbloiloii Commercial # Industrial SlVcAESAN • ANT,\CAI»N€Y • JAYE P. MORGAN Irtdivldua' company standings, current economic condl- -4- fo r $ ^ 1 9 will march with Its colors. Residential tlonaand market outlook. process of sUcnciqB Itslopponen'9^'. M NWR MltlB ‘ MUM IIAH Mi BO WMAWI • Off ll«!» (M asm* llw lab wa hart just Iba ri|hl Du Pent The Connwltlcut Fellowship of Thank You for the Hpaoe’ GUARANtEED FOWER ROLLfO Our* long exp«!>'leri'^« And extensive Research facilities Congregatlonsl ChrisUan Women ^ wiAM SlPMHlI Gift* SfW AUDREY MEADOWS are at your complete disposal. If your present hqldlngs Prifl for it... in eolwHo match anyMi|l Hava a "S p BT a u o a y " Tir the Editor," t CAikA pMiitf'Nlt****** .(luaitiaa an eripr?. i . vhatto um? ... how to do H! KIERNAN MOTOR. SALES,^Ine. will hold an evening workshop-qt May I take this opportunity Jo FREE ESTIMATES SUNDAY. MAY 3 -NiC-TV ft hmt 0oif ebuuobi appear ti- meet your perional investment objectives, we EDWARD A. OONKUN, PreriMqiit > . X SUNDAY me A w n Congregational Church, say "Thank 'You" for the 'space ' - EASY TERMS ARRAHGEP will toll Mou so. If your portfolio requires re-allgpment, TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! CUL Ul lor ai9(n.halp on yow:ntxt painlint job. Avon ContD^r, on Muy 14* stiurtliw m u allo\yed me to give expression I ' Al i;RI we will A k e specific suggestions. ‘ , Will this be your comment toiriorrowl Not If you cpeck 427 HARTFOBD RD.-rTEL. Ml |9-41(^N)^t^to Ronniuril . w m cittim oNs at 5:30 p.m^ Dinner will be riarvad my vlewri on tha fluoridation vri^b ua today for your oompleta inauranofi oovaraga. at 6:15. .1 . Cali MRford 3^409 ( , N r I D » ^ Y O " R P P f ^ U i S E hueatiCQ, Every thinjg considered ,I ^W AR D W. KRASENICS. ManagsV COMFt(I^E AUTOHEPAiRiHG .^ , think yoiui have been as fair as you ALDO .PAGAN! Mottaerlifiod of Mary Moth- could be. I hope that before the 723 MAIN ST.. MANCH.ESTBR' PHON*^ Ml ,9-4501 CLIAH USED CARS, ^ era Clrcla will hold its mfiothlF hiedical people make another ab- DONALD 4UENDVBtU, AaMOlata BUY THE PAll4T,TH kr$ WORTH THE WORK lu ee^ g Monday nl|*t at tha home tempt to try "again, they will in­ SHEARSpN. HAMMULL ' a Fan dtoek at otandavd mug Mu# itniak ^ Mra, Edward Wllkea 4 Barry form themaetves and And out the bnbp Itataga toMaS^ all popotar al M . Her oo-hoaiea» will be Mia. & SONS aa-lLi--- RImA ' problems fluorides can bring to PINE LENOX PBAimACY INSURANCE Oeodgiar U«f.^>Atacap4 If 'tWI' *er»«rd McDonnell. Membera community. uw,ran^dad to brUig artielaa tor in I, epnta w. I, , , ' . i , iti t ^ o o t J f JSJkUiiii **aq»- MiW6% ^ r • MMdiall ♦ PAINTS 'ly'lp^meUaa Froo. r».| 7fll'U p^ the riucUon. , ' .'■■la

MANCHJJ8TEB, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1989 HANrHKSTER RVENtNO RRFAIA MANrHESTER. CONK, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1969 RAOB NINB DAILY CR0«8W^RD FpKZLIS 0UR'B(&K01N«i HOUSE with MAJOR HOUFLB D efynding CCIfj Champs on Move Hurls One-Hitter^ Socks Homer < WbHdT0»r liH C0MM8KTS REVtAL ____ABySMALISNORANCSOP I O W iT IT/TME] HORTlCOLTURt, RAW ER/TH eSE ACROSS^ B4 dly rittaMCORMOO N1«HT- ‘ BSMwnUln pooK-' 56SD S 1 AM AMOTTO PLANT WILL ICaplUJ'ei nn Beats Red Sox c r a w l e r OUT SBffCtte _ tAAbswactbcipfl I^OtXlCE A 6lANT' York, May 2 (JP)— tTOASYOOR aAROSKi ./ ■ WwtCdrmm 10*5^ In. jl7 PATf BOLDJJC X ^vorltee to regtiiO he crown they^and Feshler also banged out five ■yeeWday’s Rwralta rR8TCH6R («F U «.f/ capMal ,4t«v»di have held for the past fbur years hits to spark with Chicago ^'^’Btiaton 0. Svery spring, it’s the same. THE UPHum ^ Portent A ">A r»iitg ^ Other ra«m^ But the club’s biggsst teat thus hit attack against J the CTevelanCl New York 2 (lOt. Ask .Manager A1 Irfiper, Who t i Oonclutf* . 3LlIacihg (C C fL)l Manchester High Cleveland'...... 11 >4 .733 at the , Chicago White Sox ScQtt&d ' instance 34 Soviet rive^ 42 Lath diana a rX home again Thursday rough dasr at third baaa being Larry Lovett who went hitleas liv 16>«Uilcal Preposition 2S lUlUn 43 Andent Iriih School ia not going to relin­ iteago .'.....,.1 1 6 .647 tralfilng camp. “Wynn," says Lo­ when Wetne^field, an earlier 13-2 gul if three t^ots In nine f i ^ thrse trips.,. Lovett continued pe*. "He always look# good.” ^ •■ direction Hsrem room community. capital . quish its title without a stub­ hte perfect fle.ldlhg, haitdlUig nine a t y i . . . l 0 t ; a 88 EARL YOSt -IT Depbmtnetlon ? blow vicUht, in ak^ ita annual rialt. (Rg chances. Bah^ore ...... P 8 .020 SA«nil (vsr.) 36 Totals born’ 'bgitie'.'This bectoia evident onahees.flawlessly. The Remand At 39, and in his 19th major ItCansdiin 27 Roman road iporl ' 'ActiiaUy tha Hpcals wrapped up Qodin, who >\ae j(et to win In Waantngton . . . . 0 0 .500 leagtie season, Early Wynn Is Lo- Spurts Editor 9 Mmintain - vestortiay' d8tefnoon> aaX tall Pat two decislona was creditod wiUi Whits first baseman has to 28 Sea eagles 48 Price. MistretU pitched the dbfondlng yesterday’s VerdteVM aarly aarthe New ^rk ...... 7 9 .488 [>es‘ prime example of a pitcher. (comb,wmo. form)1 first inning. Csntbcflejlder Dick eight assists. *The veteirM right­ commit a hobble in 48 chances. ;> 10 Kenned 29 Frenzy 47 Poker stake champkms to an easy 6-0 victory R o s to itX -...... • * Mot juet because he's .a winner. “ Headline lecturem at the 14th annual Coaches' Clinic at 21Num8cr 31 Apple center 48 Percolate Sylvester led off t^ th ^ w alk and hander walked six batters/iind Alchard^win pitch Monday against li Seines over ho6t Canard in West Hart­ fanned eight, inclinllng aU three Platt, with game time scheduled Detroit ...... -125 But because he’s always ta shape, 22 Priority 19 Scottish 34. 1, Not any slowly waa sacrificed to^'Mcondyby Paul 1^ a y * l Oamea always ready to go. UConn Augj.JU, 12, 13 will be Frank Howarii, head football ' -(preBx) ford.^ , i Sartor. Leftfielder Bill Malausky batters In the scveiiw Inning. a 3:15. '. sheepfold 37 —English _------capital 80 Pemale saint Untmaien In five loaf atarta New York Sit Cleveland. 1 p.m,— Last night he pulled off one of coach at Clemfioo University, and Branch McCracken, dean of 23 Fire 20 Shield bearing 38 Golf term (th.) t^as a strikeout victim but' Wea Four of Godin’s six wsiks result^ Manelivaltir <4> Slurdlvartt (iX ) .vs. Score (1-1). Big TeitbaskelbalIcQaches and head man at the University of 26 Enlisted man year ago, Miatrotta failed to last in Manchester runs. _ , . ab r h p 36 Clothing » 111 r ft straight triumph aifd fifth win as Rohm, if ...... ners, all on walks—but Wynn left Monday night with the'YKuBtx, makers mt The victors picked up another ' ^ Hitting on Ground DrlAcoH. Ih ...... Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2. 'em hanging as he' time, and time Church and Rec League 'Mart* 51 jz against one setback. And although DraadlA. 3b __ _ St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6. 38 Analyze a he left a total of 10 runners tally in the fifth on a single by Mistretta. who left two' runners Worthington rf- , battled back with strikeouts to get ‘Open’ Seflson Ing... Pete Naktenls, former mis- sentence i I Malausky, a walk, fielder's choice W, L. Pet. G.B P Btranded, throe runners could be stranded in b6th the fifth and, Giordano, rf. 3h out of jama. He fanned )4, his one- Current Issue of the Power Plant, jor league baseball pitcher, has 40 Individual ij i play auiB (Taptaln Dick' Avery’s eighth innings, escaped his most' Godin, n ...... 4 Milwaukee ... 9 5 .643 game high. recovered from a fool operation w^ charged to five of the errors chalk- Burk^, 2b ...... 4 Itoa Angeles . .11 7 .611 ofRclal house organ for Pratt A R ■ ed up to Coach Tom Kelley'’8 peren­ run-produelng bhe-base wallop to serious - jam in the third frame NRlldn. c ...... 2 It waa Wynn’s 252nd victory, Whitney Aircraft employes, car­ and Is out on the fairways once i P rightfleld. San FranciMo.lO 7 .588 agaUi improving his golf game... nial (TCIL atllsU. when he fanned third baseman Bob Lufczl. c...... 2 tops among active pitchere, ' and ries a half page feature-photo <1 - Avery’s second 'single of the Drasdis with the bases loaded. Robinson, rf 4 Cincinnati 9 7 .563 1 Don Beerworth (3B) and Ronnie Bated Heavy PaveiitM Chicago .... 8 9 .471 2 Vi 38th shutout, tops imthe Ameri­ story with local Interest, entitled,. afternoon, a free pass, Phil Me- Otherwise Pat had the Chieftains ^Totals 36 0 4 27 12 6 0 "Hot Fishing in a' Cool Pool." For Frey (2B) of Rockville and reg­ i Philadelphia 7 a .467 2Vlt can League. It alsi>d!eft the,White i) C l i IT jjldw that Mistretta has appar­ Oehan's succeaStuI aacrifteS helped hitting on the ground as k result MftnehoAter___ ...... 301 010 030—6 Sox within a game of the front- the fifth straight year, -Marcus ulars with this year’s Wllllmantle 1 ently regained his winning ways, set up Sylvester’s wind-blown two- of his keeping the ball real low. 21). Sylve^tAr, ®r»hler: SB. $ylfrater, Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 3 >4 Teacher’s (College baseball nine, . Woimrowica Robihaon; SAC. Strlor. St. Louis ... 5 13 .278 6 imnning Cleveland , Indians, who Mortarly of 211 Vernon Bl. stocked 4 \\ anti with senior Clyde Richard un­ run doubirto leftfleld In ibe eighth The Silk “rown outfield failed to MRiRliHlcy, McGehan: IX>B. Manch^eter )}u11ed off j “ whale of a job them­ hts 20 X 40 foot swimming pool s e e defeated in three starts, the- Silk inning. 9. ConaYn 10; BB. MlotrettA 1. Ohdin Today’s Games li make a single putout. selves In’ a 4-2, 10-lnnlng victory with trout. 1} Townsrs must, be rated heavy fa- Along with Avery, Ma)%usky McGehan, who had gone hitless 6 SO. Mietrettafietretta 10. Godin I San Francisco at’ Milwaukee, Stijll in Action Nation. 1:30 p.m.—Sanford (3-1) vs. Jay over the New York Yankees on On "opening day ” at Moriarty’s, i 11 Tito Francona's three-run, two-out he Invited neighbors and his fal­ Jimmy c ’Leary may not be um- r 1 ( 1-0). pinch border. low Aircraft workers to bring their pi/ing any home baseball games Los Angeles at Cincinnati, .1:3Q at Manchestei High this spring p.m.—Snyder (1-0) vs. O'Toole (0- Kansas CXty shook Baltimore children to hia pool to fish. Fish BY P R A N K o ’N b a l Chdmp Pitches Ne^r Shutout loose-for a hill share of third by was stocked several days before bnl the veteran local umpire Is 0 ). baaltag the Orioles, 6-3. Washing­ the opening. Of the 50 trout still calling the play's. Jim worked Chicago at PhilsdelpidB, 1 ;0,^ two games this season at Loomis p.m.—Hillman (1‘ 1) vs.. Morehead ton tossed another shovelful of stocked, 40 were caught by young­ dirt on Detroit, beating the Tigera sters. Every angler caught at least School in Windsor , . , Pa’P rtiln- (0- 1). ney, Manchestei High track coach, Methodical Patterson St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 12:30 4-3 in 10 Innings. one trout. Moriarty, an Alrcraftet- for 20 years, purchased the fish reports oqt of his ambitions IS ts p.m.—McDaniel (1-2) v's. Haddlx * * * run in the Boston Marathon, a . (1-0 ). WHITE SOX L-R E I) SOX 0— from a private hatchery. Looks Good in/Warmiip Ironically, it was Wynn's know­ Of the iO trout that were left testing 26 mile, 385 yard grind. how that barred hia first nq-hltter. unhooked In the pool, Moriarty Phtnney plans an extensive sched­ He had moved shortstop. Luis Apa- announced that flahing would be ule of road races during the sum­ Pro Golfers See ricio nearer third before pltchiitg allowed the following weekend. mer months. Hu comipetes tar the IndiartApolis, May 2 (JP)— Heavyweight Champion Floyd to the left-handed Runnels—who And he added that he ordered 250 North Medford, Mess., dub, one -Patterson said he w ant^ a “ warmup” and that’s just about No Danger Playing bounced hia single Just to the left more pond fish for future delivery. of the East's best . . . Don’t be what he'got in methodically chopping down Britain’s Brian of second base, where Luis would The Moriartys, who are ohlld- surprised if Manchester Hlih’e new baseball field is not zready for London in the 11th round of their title fight. Jn Gambling Areas have put it away. less, get a big kick out of filling the pool, which was built by the the 1950 schoolboy season ... . Due / It looked Hke the .;jthe, 2^1-year-'^ After that, Wynn went to work to the new playing field not beiniK old champ could pull the string on the strikeouts. He got the final man of the house, anff seeing the champion. "I noticed he was in Port Worth, Tex., May .2 (/P) ready It has put S crimp In the any time he wanted last n^ht. Top golfers generally feel there two outs on whiffs in the second happy faces on the youngsters pain from my body punching to Cheney Tech practice sch ^ le. Floyd pulled It at 51 seconds of Is no danger from playing In a after giving up a walk. In the that hook onto the stocked fish. his right aide as early as the fifth fifth, he walked two, but got the Mark Moriarty was a pretty Inntead of drilling at the West the lUh with a jolting left hook 3;ainbllng atmosphere as at Las Side, Oval when not’^playlp^, the y to the jaw that sent the burly, round. But ne waa tougti and final out, on a strikenirt. In the sev­ fair athlete in his day despite his game.” Vegaa, Nev. Moreover, they don' Techmei. have to switch to Chai>' 24-year«old Briton on his seat and think any golfer ever will throw enth. witK.Don BuddIn on third af­ lack of stature. He waa a second "Johansson is the No. 1 conten­ ter Oak Paric while the ManNrts- then on Ills side for (he full count. a match, for money. ter a waller passed ball and outfield baseman in baseball and a quar­ der and .^'U have to lie bcitter fiyi Wyiin fanned Gena Stephens terback on the football field. And ter High layvees use the Oval Whethw the New Yfcrker was "Golf can’t be fixed because against ottslde confpetlUttoh. against him. I will be." yoil never knoW who’s going ' to and Ted Lepcio. when the British American spoh-i stretching it out or fighting it out London wasn’t too reviO'usly in his en­ had two singles, Nellie Fox an­ • <" * a a ■ tire career—for hia first lesson in it to get people to their tables. at(tl4tics in its 1059-80 budget . . . “Patterson was taking It easy," Some of the golfers, interviewed other. The only extra-base hits .Natlon^^l Golf .Foundation repogta America. .He’ll need plenty of tu­ were by Wynn---who doubled be­ Off. ihp Cuff Johansson said. ‘Tf '.hf went out toring. ‘ i \ here while playing in the Colonial 182 ne.w golf courses were con­ from the start luid got dovim to National ' Invitation Tournament, fore the home run. Connecticut Boxing Guild will structed last year 'In the United . Profitable Night * • • hoiKpr Pete Perrone May 20 at the buslnees,' he could have put him Patterson collected $186,000 for said there w'as gambling on the Stetos, 293 were under construe- out any time." . ' courses of th's other tournaments, INDIANS 4, YANR.S 2—Fran- Veteran's Flrsmen Hall, Hartford. tlOn and 939 jthere were in vari­ hia near shutout victory. That cona, now 3-for-4 with, seven Perrone at one time handled sev­ For a time tt appeared Patter- sted his ring earnings for 6V4 Including the National Open,, but ous stages of planning . . . Spring- con-might blast out-the 10-1 long- that this was not allowed at Las RBIs as a pilch.-hitter for the In­ eral Manchester boxers including field -Giuits return home Monday " years to $1,190,000. r e ’ll be 'good dians; put awav a dandy pitching Eddie Elm and Young Delaney and shot early. 'Rie fast-punohlng, for another lOfiC.OOO or so against Vegas. . , - . , K ■ night for a four-game series with 182^4 pound New Yorker'jocked “A bdoklt showsd up’fa( the •victory for O I McLIsh, who won also served as matchmaker and the Reading Indians. Two new­ Johansson. his third without defeat. The-other promoter for the Red .Men when hls-.^JOd-pound rival In the ftfat Referee ’’'ratov Sikora, ir^ rte d course there and' two policemen comers to the Gl|n* roster are .two, rounds ehd then s e e i^ ’ to took him right away," said Mike Cleveland run scored on a flfth- semi-pro and amateur boxing was pitcher Tom Bowers'and inflelder from (jhicagi/ fo r. Indiana’s first H eay^eigh t Champion Floyd Patterson, right, presents Ihning homer by Rocky Colayito— a big sport in this area before easifcvp. ‘ ;• fX / ■ - world jwxing championship, had It Souchak, who won the Las Vegns Don StricheU . , “Oo-(3o Mag- ATter that’ h i beat a steady Ut- his gloves" to beaten Dfilish Challenger Bnan London. Tournament last weekend anj the only base runner permitted by World Har I I . .. Shortstop Joe glacomo Fan dub" ibembars will too to the reddening .body 6f his 50-34 in points>nd 10-0 *n rounds. London adked Patterson if he might have the gloves as Art -Ditmar in his seven Innings. DeMaestrt Is the only member of Judge Kels j McClure scored. It 50- gathered in about 822,000. “Gam^ have an opportunity- to root for . game, powerless foe. In the eighth a memento o f the bout and the champion obliged. (A P bling at Laa Vegaa Is legal and MoLlsh had a three-hit ahutout the Kansas Caty A ’s who was list­ their favorite stock car driyer in he shook up the jut-jawed Briton 40 and 9-0 (one even), and judge until the' Yankees, who have lost ed on the rostec four /'years • ago Marshall Baumgartner's tally Photofax) has no connection with "'golf.’’ the weekly show at Ed Carroll'e but It wasn’t imUl the lOth that Winners of the Las -Vegas six of their last seven, tied It 1-alI when the team shlftsdlts franchise Riverside-Park Stadium. The New he finally floored the six-foot Lon­ showed 49-40 ani 8-1-1. The AP with two out In the ninth. Then from. Phiigdsiphta../ Current is­ card had t 80-39 in pointy and Tournament reportedly get a per­ York driver will pilot Bob Olt-var’s don.' _ . . • centage of the winners of the man Tony Kubek, subbing for the in­ sue* of Sport mafioslne includes classy car. A right to jsiw dased Brian ^0 In rounds with the third even. jured Mickey Mhntle, singled home The crowd of 10,083 and -gross who “ buys” them In the (Calcutta and he stiffened for a moment. pool. Souchak said he saw nothing A lead run with two out in the Then he slumped against'the ropes gate of $122,885 In the Fair­ Yankee 10th. But the Tribe got to grounds -Goliseum’ was surprising­ wrong with “ a man giving me until a. left-right dropped him on some money if I won it for him. losing reliever Bob(>y Shantz on one knee. He was still in that ly good considering Indian apolis Minnie Mlnoao’s single, a walk, Friend and Witt Faltei* Promoter. A1 Farb got the show This nUght be done at Colonial." two force outs and then Francona position when the bell sounded at Souchak said the golfers did np the epunt; of ifive. from Laa Vegas only two weeks pickled Zack Monroe's 1-0 pitch. ago. The Coait to coast teleylstng gambling’- “I lost $2.75 tn';a slot The endjobvlously was in sight machine and that was the extent » • f* As Pirates Nosedive and Floyd wasted-ITO time in get­ (Indianapolis , waa blacked'' out) A ’S 6, O R 10 L E S 8->F rank - 9* anr radio fee added $200;900. of mine,” he added. ting the! kin.; A barrege of sear­ House’s two-run double triggered a New York, May 2 (/P)— When Pittsburgh talked pennflnt ing body blows set up the lad It was Patterson’s 22iid stsaight Indianapolis, May 2 (^ )— World Heavyweight Champion Radio, TV Sports four-run eighth inning that viotosy fo) a .35 1 record and his last winter, the hopes were based ph pitcher’s Bob Friend and / from Blackpool for the curtun. Floyd Patterson said today his crunching tuneup victory over Red Sox vx. White Sox, 2 — brought the A’s from behind London bad practically no of­ 16th knocltoui in fiSs last 17 fights. against losing reliever Ernie John­ George Witt. Now it's May, the Pirates are seventh in tht' It waa hia jlftn consecutive vic­ Brian Londgn will make him a "100 i » r cent fighter” against WDRC, also Channel 3. fense. Mostly he jabbed with his Yanks va. Indians, 2 — WkNB, son (2-1). Russ Meyer (1-0) was National League race and seven of their nine defeats have left and most of hfs shots fell tory in title'fights. London’s rec­ challenger Ingemar Johansson in theif^une 25 title match. the winner In relief of Bob Grim. been hung on thoso two right-* - ...... — — —— ord now is 22-5. It was toe second "I fought about 25 per cent also Channel 8. • • • , short of his elusive tkrget Pat­ Giants vs. Bra\fes, 2:30 on Chan­ handers. terson slid undey most of Brian’s time oe’s been stopned and It came of my ability against Ro.y Harris ‘ SENATORS 4, TIGERS 3— 'Witt,' who shrugged off arm 'Sad Sam Jones (2-3), who had on the third anniversary, of his last August; I was about 55 per nel 22, 30. I lost three in a row, had the BraVes Straight rights. ‘Chances Good’ Kentucky Derw, 5:15 on (ihan- Harm Killebrew’s second solo home trouble . and finished his rookie “ If I didn’t work on his body, first kayo - b;. Cockney tJbpry, cent of the fighter I should be run beat the tigers and Jim Run­ blanked until EM Mathews tripled season will, a seven-game winning and. scored on Hank Aaron's sac­ I never would have got him at all," (hooper in the first round, la. Lon­ against London last night; and I Indianapolis, May X (fiPV— nV a- . ning (0-3). (jamllio Pascual (1-2) streak last year, again has been said the unmarked undamaged don, expect to be a 100 per cent fight­ Sweden'p Ingemar Johansson, gave up eight hits, but no-hit the rifice fly In the sixth. Red Worth­ bothered ,by a sore elbow and is ington and Stu Miner mopped up er ■ against Johansson.” Patterson the,undefest^ European heavy­ PRACTICE! GAME Bengels after Eddie Yost’s sixth­ 0-3.. Friend, who shared the ma­ told writers a f^ r hia 11th round weight oharop, thinks hU O reeii‘Manor and Don Willis inning homer for his first cdmplete- in relief after Milwaukee added jor league ead with 22 victories three more in the eighth. knockout of London. chances to. become the next will engage In a softball practice game Victory in 15 starts since he when the Rues finished second last Patterson conceded that his inr world’s beavyyrelght oharop are e Sunday morning ^ ’ 10 at beat Detroit by the same score year, now *s 0-4. Neither has man­ Xionel Hebert Still in Lead activity in tbe ring had made godd. But lie said last plght er Oak Park. last July. aged-to pitch a complete ganie; REDS S. IXH>OBR8 ’'8 — Jerry him “not so sharp.” he dldnH leggn nrooh from the Friend failed again last night. Lynch belted a pair of hOmers for “After I meeV-/Johansson in two Patteraon-CAwlffib fight. Maiklhg his fifth. start, he was the' Reds. His first came with a After Tying 36 riole Record months, I'd Itkcr.'inother bout two Pattarsoa *taraa taking it rappeid for JS hits and lost 7-6 to man on and capped a four-run months after-tiMt;"'said the chairi- ttmjr," saifi Jdhaniiaata who win 18 Finely-Tuned Horses Await third inning against Don Drys- last place -fit. Louis. dals (8-2), who had w6n three pion. 'T thokjlu I was real eharp meet thd.'champloiL juiie 36 In D e ^ te a 6-9 record) however, Fort Worth, Tex., May 3 (#)—tlfi his d - toyfitrd one of the big­ in 'training, btre -f wasn’t satisfied New. York. .•.< straight. Lynch’s other homer Broad-shouldered Uonel Hebert gest pulrses“ a 40-fcat putt seum ermW wF,.i9i688. Of the chaipmlon’s. teettes quest of riches and gloiY in the hitter. He waa backed up by as A .„^w d,pf 7,0Q0 r o ^ d and payoff—largest in Derby history. the second place Los Angeles the. betttf. Vof .tae roun^' ainite " I dtdn^sJmcni ’ whether’ they against the Engmith ci^enger, 85fh Kentucky Derby. "Even that year Ten Point figured homers from WllUe Jones and thepe,was,a hi|jiH lYind to' combdt. Lionm MRers today's third round were booittA bJiNYor hltflag' Lon­ Johansson sald:. A' .. Dodgers fi-3, and'Philadelphia beat with a t*ro-stTdke bulge, over the Although 18 remained eligible to be standout. But we beat him the Chicago Cubs 4-2. Wally Post and a two-run double The 134 lied, Bie record for 36 don. or booing, Loniob for not hit­ " If Fieyd Went out 'from the for the (murchill Downs mile and by a half-length.’’ . ‘ by Chrl Sawatakl that climaxed holes in this! totti^utAieAt. Ben Ho- pzlenthiea Hbgih- ting me.'? /qglA-.-.'the ehampion. start, be cpnld hav'e* put him a three-run fourth against loser ohe-quarter' race for 3-year olds, Only one filly ever won the Der­ CARDS 7, PIRATES 6,.- Ynn set It ( 1 ^ lit 1946 and .If wps Tied for third ^lace at 139 are "They certklbiy couldn't boo Lon­ out anytime. ' - The Glen Hobble (2-^2). 'nie Cuba ool- there was a poasibluty only 17 by. She ,wss Regret in 1915,' Cardinals, who had lost three equaled Iw" ^CWqiidler Harpef in Ted KwH.and Jim ferree. They don for not trytrig; ■ Only two “ H's’ ^ (Patterim ’a) body would start at 5:30 p.m. DST. leoted their runs in the fourth, blMl 7li and M,: respectively, yesr Twenty-seven others have ■‘tried. KOll 1956 and ky 'Mike Rpuchak . in .other'fighters Wefe. ' m ' game punches are hard, but I thinif Nationwide telesast and bmadcut Now Silver Spoon, sporting the scoring on. a walk, George Alt­ 1966. ' ’ . t^rdky. Don January, who shoL-g against me—HuiTtcgne'' jkekson he’s losing aoRietfaiaif ta’ work­ Friend '.n^ a three-rtip fourth Inqing man’s triple and Jim Marshall’s ifIf schfrscheduled ' for 5:16-6:45 p.m. eton blue, and brown-capped silks capped by Alex Grammas’ two-run Hogaii. wfs back in the jaxtove 68, and Tommy J ^ b s , who had-a gnri Dick Wegner.’* “ ing too much wltli -ids bands." (CBS). bf C. V. Whitney, seeks to break fly bsU. ^ yesterday an^ eha^'g Hebert to,'arere tied forWfth at 140. - Patterson’s manwger, (3ua Jolutaas«n, thrangh an tafof-' double. They put tt away with An­ Trainer Jlmtny Jones w «e r«4 ttlroug)! the Wall of tradition and other, three In the seventh, with lYAmeto, eeid the duunnion heu pretef, explaJjutd that be. between ecrstcl ling On-sn'd’Dn' or become No, 2. not previously plsAned'’^ pnnleh- tbedght the otaMnnleii depended Hai SnvUh's two-run triple the de­ ■ending him afi Calumet Farm's Easy Spur-truoi former boxing riding b.ow. ing body altaNu jseftened toe qnWh'Ah hiaLfinads and eighth Derby Limph' The famous lihpressario. Jim Norris’ Sp(tag his 25-poUM heavier foe for the dtdn't use Us hedy ta geod ad- Wllmer Mtsell (3-1) won his devil red’ and; ihie silks of Mrs. Hill farm also can enter a select third in a row, but despite a 7-1 St'W LONDoi; kill. - vabtage. Gene Markey )on the last two group. Only seven geldings have lead he needed: Jim Brosnan's re­ VYATF RFORD "Patterson fought hia own runs-for-the-r< with Iton LIm c won the classic.,The last was Clyde fight," said D’Amato. "When he lief as the Pif^tea eqored five in D'Amato. "A n d he never dropped and im i Tam. 'Vkn pusen in 1929. ... the last three'-rinnlt^. Smoky found: London cerrylng hia hands hie bands." Prestige to Uphold high' right-at ihe stai^ he began Burgess’ two-r(ln homer topped a SPEED BOWi ■lamming ewaV et the bOijy." LiRUfDn. badly swoUeh about " I want to feel that'he has a three-run seventh and Dick Stuart Patterson said he poUced Lonr both eyes, appeared in Pstterson’a chance,"-splfl Jonee. “Aftelr U) we W a j i n s k i P i t c h e s then homered with a man on in dressh^room to congratulate the have won Mven Porbieaandhiive a the ninth. don was in pgih from banging on champ.“ Ke got Patterson (o auto­ • • S^U RM Om his right tide aa early as the fifth certain amoupt of preetige to upr Rodtville tO W in graph a eoqple of pictures in hold. But: then;' this is a 'wide open . GIANTS 9, BRAVES 4 r- Bobi round...... Vii$i:rji*. i v ' l f I didn’t wprk on his body, 1 which both were 'poeed and then race. It’s . a tou|h decision to Schmidt unloaded a three-nui wouldn*t have got him at an,” aaid he asked for Patterson’a glovea make." : Rockville—"Jetwan righthander homer and Jim Davenport ■T ' '’lift fS WljNir'CrottP«rkwn(!;M‘'Niei||Tl - "1 know of any fighter in (7A). led the MHB.eepand team to Dad, Trdihu, Silver but four hite,,Itockvllia is now 8-3 the wnNe wortfl who could have a fi-t tihihtph,,^Alteriiata smres for Spoon, the flll^-rthfy were the for the Sessoik'Newington 1-4, taken 'the body beating .London Manthuter w en 2. 1069 PAGE BLEVCl^; PA' room reofna, full caUar. oil heat, breeae- ROCKVnxjS-4 room tid«r hotm, ''AffT KHfD of eon>anU7 Aad oaM NOItOg AUTOMATIC WMher and FRONT ROOM. centTaBy located, FOR RENT—^Fyair room apart­ cape with toll -cellar. All cdpper ovaralsad Cape. .Ihctra 'at^e 1 4 bayui, >ear faraff* < -net work done, floneet eotf relia hot water, paiidng. Lady or gan- ment, available May iL Tel 50 . way and ovar-; 5a 8-.0000 Or 5a plaee, caraiMc tile bath Ooni DfiBOck Ob., Realtor Ml 8-5945, 131,000. famillea and single homes' from i Hke this ter tha kids, ftva ua a CHAPLIN—Extra special coatom ADVERTISING floor.'MI .8-8381. St. Call Ml 0-8707. 3-7041. pleteiyplete' ' redecqrated throughout,' or Barbara >ooda, 5n 9-7763. $7,500, Elsie Meyer Agency, Rear-! ring. We'll be glad to s b ^ It to built ranch with ■ rooma, 8 ftra- T S S f " Full price 911M0. R, F. IMninck Robert Murdock. 50 8-6«3. tore. Ml 9-5524, MI 8-8930. ^ooD ns—Elding ' 18 JUST ARRIVED FROM 5IANCHISIHER—New 6 room aplit 185(2 m a in 8T. Victerlan, 10 y«j, p; V. TOngren. Bfbker, 50 placea, 3 balha, larga rumpus JRS CW, Reeltor, Ml 9-ia48. . R ^ r t ---- -.T ZL.------rodms, two new baths. Nfw paint, S-$83l. room' 3-car basement garage 3 CLASSIFIED ADVKRTISKMENI DEPT. HC RATR RUORmo GO.. ahtnRla and SIMMONS B^LL FURNMHEP, clean room Business itions ranch, with 3-car garage. Modem ------i#es*JrX*to, Ml KEY 3-8473 • AaM o r ''f c r b a r e *iwif-SfeiWbn''a\enrmENGLEWOOD tJRIVB - Srt yoom MANCHESTER-*'' Two-famlly 8-8. and Aerage,-Calk^Ml S-89U; ijL\ redacoratad througout. r14; flay lea* oj- ■ office 10% dowjf. Philbrick Agency, m lent condition. 'Owner movtnt oat APPLE HILL $U.600, Nearing . Asaum* present iViortgage Small New Ilsting-apoUsn $ bedroom, j COPY CU»SI.N« TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. niabed with refrigerator and lava­ apace toi rent, 9-8464 down payment. Full price $18,700. MONDAY IW a raiD A T ia;*0 A.M.—DATDRDAI' # A.M. . Jackaon. MI MSaS. WATKINS tory. MI 8-3081. V p to 6500 aquare of. State. Priced for quick aale. completion. Four badrobma, $4 room ranch home with i-car ga-1 COVENTRY Four room*. Mtth, feet. Will *u! Ivld*.'Main Street, BOLTON c i & n a i RD.-SH -nom Can Paul J. Correnti. Ml 1-68M. baths, 30x29------multi putpoae room, One $ bedroom ranch, large lot, rage, fireplare. hot water heal,' fireplace, oil heat. Ibke privtlsgaa, couoHUN Roormo Oamaptaji USED FURNITURE Located near VERNON-^Rembling Coloniat. Six ranch ' edter. ^ e n t\ of room*, 1* floor. 3 years old. 3 I thiwe year* old . tmrge large kitchen kitcht with...... ______laundry and amall down pajmentX Frill price, dopper plumbing, all cjty vtilltle*. $8,800. ^ Welle* Agency, _ Oevomry, p l e a s e READ YOUR AD . - i (nc .Muminym aiding,I, aiMhajT'x'^ EXCHANGE Boardeni Wanted 69-A parking, .phone 50 0-8339 ^ 50 ■beautlIfuUy landacaped lot; -14 LAKE TBRRAMUQQAS—Six' room eating arelk; Dining room and living $11,990. Over 80 m ore'listings of NlOe,level lot. ftnalblv priced. For! PI PI *-7*82. I aabeatoa roofing, Alko alnmhalnmmunVf'___ I<7444. baths, spacious room#,' finished bSthw< '831,000. . , R. .. _F. Plmock____ Co. year around cottage, encldaad all kinds from $8,500 up. Don'k GtaaaiM or “Waat Ado’'..are laltra over llw pkvae ae a coo- 15 OAk S tm t , playroom, 3 flreptaccb, patio, 3- room. 3 flreplaces. 2-ckr garage. further Information call ' gcjvanned or coppier guttera arid iSar ROOM FORjtgorking girl. All privi­ 5g-'8-l'941248. Barbara Woods, porch overlooking lake. 13 mll«a Porch. Exppaed basement. 8o-day forget Mitten cap fit vdtir needs The advartiww okoOW rood kl» *d *••• FIRST OAI IT •eadera. Ml 8-7707. Opeh Tlturaday eveniitga until F* SMALL STOI^E for rent Main St. car -Fxrage. 4 miles from Man­ 9T702 Wanteit—tiMal K«tattV 77 leges of- hrtme. With or without chester. $87,900, PhUbrick Agetir or Robert Murdo^, from Aircraft, $9,980. Philbrick Wupanc>-\.^' like a glove. Cili the Ellsworth ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Vp PRa IIS and RtJHiRI ERRORS la tune for the next Inee/- Cloaed Monday* ' board. Near Post Office. MI Nice looaU( Parking facilities. 8-8472. AgCncy, Ml t-8484. Mitten Agency. Realtor*. 511 IF YpU HAVE a home to seH and Maa. IDa HeraM le reapoaeiWe for oolj ONE lacorree* or omitted RooFTNo. sro m b ; pamti™. Car xitARiMdhir. .C all MI 11. cy. 5n 9-8464 \. By AppointmentApp Only 50 9-4648 or .tuva'ii,Tii#of 8-8745. ———------—.a_____ ■ - 8-8930 or 50 9-5524, want prompt courteous aarvtc* lamrtlim fee aa> advertteemeat and tk.eo oalj to fao extent of a ! pentry Alterationa. and admittona____ CHAMBERS FURNITURE (XXI) OVKRSiEED Cape Cod. In fm- Evanlnga and weekend* call Cteasynskl-Fetbar Agency. unertloa. Error* wklek d* aot leeeeo the eajue of j Cellinga WOrkmanMilp euarap- T mSTAX' -FOR 8ALE/or rent—Equipped Soda l a r g e 6 room cap* (8 unfiillabed) , maculate condition. Six finlahed Hielbt^ic Treat Tavern - Hebron Mr, Johnson, Ml 3-7357 r-TA*" , .7AmM& breeseway, garage, ihed dormer, Ave. $ 4 qcres, pond; bam. 9 room BOLTON Two brokers and a talesman on MM iili iiilliiiarn* will not be corrected by ••mak^foodr^ineertlon. I teed A A. Dton^Inc.. fo t Autumn C«4iKLC<% ! WVVeOddR. SALES Apanment»----I^t8 Shop-Luncheonette. 183 Sorucc St., SEVeiN . ROOM older Colonial. Vooms and tolly ptaatend. Extra call at all timaa. 5 0 $-1409. Ml St. Ml M8W.. WMOOIAK Saybrook. Call EX port 9-8033. fireplace, aluminum aform*. large Excellent condition throughout. laiwa kitcheit artth dining area, Colonial, tolly restored (beautiful Here's ene for a young .couple. VERNON—$13,900. New I bedroom %TCA»> of around. $5,300. M484, prompt, etficlant. eourtauus serv* guaranteed. Free eaflmate*. Ml electric refrigerator and gas COVENTRY.—Unfurnished 4 rooma / >fJ^NCHESTER School with cUv V acre Lost And Found I Business Services OOet^ 13 stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI 9-8779 bara Wood*. 5n 9-7702. Beechler, Realtor. 50 3-9989. W. eaeh.--|3.750 to ' qch. ' Volpl Road/.high end wooded. MANCHESTER—84 room ranch, tee and appralttng without obligm -4^-8933 Quality furniture at loweati- anl tile bath, heat, hot wat'r aup- R. smith, A aa^tate. Ml 9-9969. Four room custom cape, iinftn- tioi), can 8. ^ BteOhlar Realtor. M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv. price*. from 5 to 7 p.m. piled. Private entrance, .versnda / mortgage. Six rohm Cape, \ half 'acre lot, 8 bedrooms, 3 baths, Ml 8-4980 or waalcy R. 8mlth. A» FXJUND — n*htng reel, \1ctnity '4 finlahed, fireplace, plaster, par­ (XXII) Exclusive lahed up. Ha* all the extras. In­ den or bedroom, hot water btee- Cottage . S t Owner may ..claim tve,. Courteou*. reliable, t'lll Mme, mi ONE ROOM partially rurhfahed and parking area. Second floor/ 10% ^D (^W N cluding a basement garage Nice ■ociatat. MI 9-99B7, Member Multi* RoufinK and Chlmnevs IR.A Living Mom, bedfbtrmj kitchen tially finished-recreation room.'Im­ boaril heat, aluminum acrear..- and *ame by paying for fhl* «d. Ml rcsiderrUol. attica, cellar* vardr. apartment.. Apply Marlow's, 887 . Adults only. $65, PI 3-8631. / NEW SIX room ranch, on* Mook ;h ARD B. MOORE, place for a growing family, plenty pit Listing Zarviqa. Induatriel. commercfnl. Tor eele. and baby'a .room. •. maculate'condition. $13,900. Ftva room Cape, 3-csr garage. 3 storms, half baaemefit, iaun*try 'a- 3-J655. ROOFINQ-rSpectallxIng r*palr)ng Main St. ROCKVILLE-Park St^ 4-n^om from. Green. All taige rooms twd \ RELATORS of room to roa'm and not too many cllltle*. Near new Fuller Brush . loam, incenerator barrel*. Ml baths, butit-tn irtove and oven, tlra: porches, firat floor redecorated.' places to get into mischief. ARE YOU OoksiDEPJNG 9-9T87 roofs of all kind*. New roofi. gut apaHment with., heat, $78^'' per . CUFFORD HANSEN, N i plant. Owner, transferred. MI t SELLING YOURJUR PWJPERTT7 der work, chimney* cleanep rv TV Sale's and Service NEWLYWEDS place. Full baaement, two^ar ga­ F ruit treee. 318,800. Mrs, P ratt MI 8-6078 ‘ Weal Street, or Route 85 .. call 4-d287. AnnoudceinAntii 2 • j a ------———------montli^'.TR 5-5126. r e a l t o r rage. ,Tour choice of ‘'4»'tenor Wa will appraiaa your pj'jptrtf R15UPHOLSTERY. allp.covera and paired. Aluminum aiding 80 , Open dally,10-5, evenings 7-30-9 Fabulous Cape with cafe-recrea­ MEdford $-9494 it^hat you want, but we have a years' experience. Free estt First month's rent freg New decoratlbn. R. F. DImock Oo. Real­ ver>vdealrable cape heto- Custom, BOLTON — Four room ranch. G.E. free and Without any obligaUida. HAUL F^R hlr^w eddlng*. etc. drapene* cuatom made Fre. ea- 8>i* room hdXted apartment* Ap- MI 8-2453 tor. MI 8-6345. or Robert Mur­ tion room, immaculate cbndUlon, 39 LENOX ST.-Cape Cod, 9 fln- wa also buy property for eaah. iimate* Open evening* foi votir niate*. Call Howley, Ml S-SSai, Ml Help Winted—‘Male 36 Ariticles For Sale 45 Articles For Sale 45 Summer Honje# fpT Rent 67 garage and workshop. On bua line. two be<|ri>oma, center hall aeparate haatlM ayatem, rear yard fenced Arcommodalea up to 300. Call JA 8-0788. i.pliancea, individual televial >n an­ dock, 5n 3-6473, Barbara Woods tahed room*. $13,600. Call owner. dining, N}reezeway and garage. tn. Combination atorma and Member Multlpls Lisflng convenience P A M Uphtiialeiy LIMED OAK bedroom eet. Evehlngs, Mr.' 8chu|theia, 5D .9-6798 50 9-7702. Ml 9-8T80. STANLEY BRAT, ReA'tor *«273. ext. 3. Shop* W7 N, Main 8t. »-At2t. YOUTH OVER 18 for part-time TOP SOIL-Possibly the cle nest!34"—8 BULB fluoresceni.^xtures. 8-QOM.v tenna* and heat control f-rimhry FIVE ROOM WM«f/front cottage. Three bedroom, ranch. 30 foot Selling fo^Jeas than coat at 15 and •creena. I^ke privileges. An ex- general drug store work, e eve­ and moat tOrtlle delivered ‘n thisi laucky I>ady Laundry, U'--Mxple equipment, car space, picnle area, Coventry, By w e e k ^ month. Cali a half BaaaTnent. nic* lot. BRAE-BURN REALTY ROCKVILLE-ELLINGTON ( x x m ) kitchen, jalousie breexetkay, csllent buy it $8,S00. Small eaah. 50 8-6378 Fersonala Heating and P)nhihii\g 17 nings 6-9, References, Good pay. , area,'hia year. Place your -rder. | St. CALORib 40 gas range. Waist 18 minutes to Hartford Lrtdga. 50 S - m i or P I'^2 -8 ^ paneled fireplace, garage, patio, MANCHESTER / Brookfield Road real high, Manchester Realty Co. 50 8-0000 Box W. Herald. Leonard L. Gigllo A Sons, Bolton Adults. Phone 50 9-4834. TR 5-8775.. LINE wooda, five room ranch. 8 bed­ high broiler, clock controlled / BOLTON — Six room split level, tree*. South Windsor. $18,000. or Ml 8-7041, BUY — SELL — TRADE VACUUM CLEANERS rOpa-red in | televiaion,' aarvice 8-4841 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ Call Ml 8-7083. UONEL DIESEL train set with oven. 'MI 4J5M9. co v ia^Y jjiiCEFROhftr^- six Privacy * rooms. basement ^ r a g e . FHA ap­ modeling, repairing, new Inrtaila- BXPEfRIENCED drug flerk, 8 trestle and aelf-propeUed tie-Jector THREE ROOM apartment, tile room cottage. All convenlencea, Five room ranch, fireplace, base- wooded lot. Three bedrooms., fire- Five room Cepe. Near Waddell proved to sell for I18>^ and thar* 8 4 ROOM Cape Cod, shed lormer Want to tell your prouarty? ray own home shop. Fort'- vear* tlone- electric sewer cleaning, merit, hot water oil heat, city ace; excellent condition. $if,800 Laiauraly country living. Lot Greenwood, Inc., will buy for aU factory.experience. Aii mdkea. low FLOOR SANDING and Mfiniahing. days. 9-8. Must have driver’s li­ PICNIC TABLES 8’ $18.96, 8' car, $25. 108 Avondale Rd. 13 FOOT 1989 Frigidaire refriger- bathroom. linoleum,. Venetian: boat. $S00Tor saaaon. P I 3-8S8L. School, excellent condition. Com­ th* price. Lz>ts of a p p ^ in g extra*. tile bath, fireplace, piwn etal Specializing in old floors. d r a in. p . i^ cleaned______fast__ and efft- cense. ^Box U, Herald. $31.98. Sturdy, braced, bolted tor for tale. One' FVlgldaire dryer, blinjds, heat and hot water, fur­ uUUUsa, 10% down. $18,500, . F. Dimock Co., Realtor 50 pact lot. $11,600. 900x30(). Spring fed brook, outdoor Come on out and look it bver. Have case. Hot water oU bast, recrea­ cash or work out a trade. Quick ratea free eatlmatea. free pickup clently. Wm ^R. Ouy, ------Ml 8-0677. LIVING ROOM chair, Norge elec­ nished, parking. Inquire 11 School 9-8348, Or Robert Murdock, 50- action aqaured, Call and gat our and • delivery. Mr. Miller. JA 9-8780. construction. 2"xl0" western fir. one FrigUTalre 40'* stove. AH hew fireplace. Modern 7 room ranch. to aell It. tion room porch. Shad* traas, Delivered. Larjger sizes available. tric dryer, 8x10 fibre rug. occa­ merchandise'. MI 8-6880. St. 50 9-2360. OOTTACE-:-Chatham, Cape Cod, XCTJJ^FORD HANSEN, 3-8472, Barbara Wood*. Ml 9-7702 good condition. Charlaa I<**p*r- deal, no obligation. 3-8904. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ JANITOR June 27-July 18. 50 3-5871. CLIFFORD HANSFN, Foundation 43x60. Tile bath. Lava­ Bolton Center.. "Off to Florida” LAWN MOWERS sharpened re­ MI. 6-5444. sional chair, 5x7 rug. MI 8-7781. ' YIBALTOR \ REALTOR arc the owners. 8 months yo'ung, anca. Ml |.7820. V- GREENWOOD. INC. paired. All work guaranteed Free ing contractor. Netv installations, FOR THE latest styles and lowest 3 4 R XIM APARTMENT, heat, hot (XXIV) tory. Garage. 38c WASH—Do It yourself. Jjucky alteration work and reoair work. Full time, steady employment. FOR PROMPT delivery c' rich FOR SALE— U.S. mint stamps at water, parking. First floor. Built- 'Mr8-2458 t true FOUR BEDROOM rendS,. Ml 8-1677 Lady Self-Service Laundry, 11 pick-up and delivery. We also price* on kitchen and' . dinette MI 3-2453 14 baths, two-car garage, AcreJ HEBRON —$11,690. ffevan mllaa sharpen axes, tclaaon .chlaela, Ml 9-880A Many benefit* offered. . Apply to loam, sandr atonq, gravel hd fill. half catalog-.-br *wap for coin*. •et*. *hop Marlow’* Ptmiiture in electric oven, surface imita. Ex­ Wanted to Rent 01 NEW SIX room Oolontal. $17,800. Evenings, Mr. 6chulttfel*. 50 6-8798 H. B. GRAD\T Brokor from Manchester. Nest four room Maple St (across from F^rst Na- Robert Hall Clothe*, Rt. 8 South Call Ml 8-8808. Will also buy coin*. Te,. TR ceptionally nice. Ontrally locat­ built-in dishwasher, 1 4 tatha, lot. Combinations, ftreplsce,- et« SELLING OR BUYING tlonal Store,Parking Lot).______planer blades and knives Bruno Dept., 881 Main St. MOTHER AND child need 4 -jornK veninga, Mr. Schultheia. M’ 9-8798 No problem with a wet cellar .. rqnc, basement garage, half Moske. MI S-0771. Windsor (next to Ten Pin Bowling i 5-6257. ed. residential neighborhood. butU-ln ito’Ve and oven. Cr mplete- EXCELLENT CHOICE MI 3-8009 ac>e. Shown by appointment only. Millinery Dressmaking 19 Alley*). FRANK IS OPEN for busineak. ju FOR SALE—Combination radio-TV Adults. Phone 50 8-7590 or 50 unfumiihed reqt up to - $50. Cen Iv landaoapod. Amesite ’riva R. there isn't any. Adequate storage Call WANTED—Ride fMm Plains Rd., NATURAL BIRCH crib and match­ tral. Chill MI 9-6104. CHOICE LISTINGS Complete. No additional ex­ upstairs and -In the garage. Wall to Ctestynskl-Felber Agency 5in Tolland to Park Rd.. West Hart­ CXJNNIE’S TV and Radio Service, Have uaed doors and used bricks and record player, $25. « eheat of 8-8470. F, DImock Co., Realtor, 5Q t r Uu t l a k e — ' S-1409>M1 9-4291. available all hours. Satisfaction DRESSMAKING and alteratlohs for outdoor fireplace, also good ing chlfferobe. child’s table and drawer*, $6, $20: Hollywood bed, 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock. 511 pense*. Spacious Ranch or Spacious wall to boot goes wUh It. At PAUt J. CORRENTI / ford. Monday. Tuefday and Frt* Specialising In children's clothra. MAN FOR miscellaneous ' "ork In chair set, rocker, spring horse, For f ^ buyer with- little cash. $19,300 the owner* are, losing guaranteed. Cal) MCI t-lSi6 uaed furniture. I am also buying $30; aingle and double beds. $8- THREE ROOM apartment and two- ASSUME this m ottgagj on this 8-6472, Barbara- Wbpda, Ml 9-7702. Colonial. THms twin bedrooms. LOVELY HOME day arriving 9-9:80 a.m.. leaving 80 9r9l40. laundry and dry cleaning depart­ good uaed fumitufe. 430 Lake St. tricycle. 4 'maple chalra and up- room apartment for rent Call 50 Houses for Shje 72 after we deduct our cornmlsslon. Real Estata Weat 'Hartford 8-8 p.m. Call AD ment. Must have driver's license. $18; 2 upholstered arm chair*'. $10 new ranch Juat over RockvtU^ Town Formal dining rooms. Delightful Lots for Salt 73 FLOOR s a n d in g a soeclalty. Ml 9-6880. , ' hoMered chair. MI 9-9914. and $15; “child'* de*k, $8': fire­ 9-0876. (x x y n i) Farm Idsal for ramp. Must be And if you a r e . looking for a 8-4838. Skilled workmanship. Call Andy Ajpply in person. New Model Laun­ SWHEPINO VIEWS - Six room line. $1800 Inctodes the dowA,pay- ■old. will divide. About 40 mlnutea superb piece 6f property, lake Tal. Ml 3-5368 Moving—Xntektag— dry, 73 Summit Street. , place set $22; mahogany dining ranch, fireplace, heated recrear ment and the closing fees. kitchens. Tile baths,- lavatorisa. ■ ■■ a, I i.i ■! III,,I Sebula, M l 9-8919. C. J. MORfelMN Paint and WalF 4 4 Ro o m 'apartment second X GOVENTKT—New 8 4 room anCh, east of Hartford in good farm area frontage, small apartments, and ANDOVER—Lake btaterfront lot, j Storage 20 papep-Btoreip-Btore at 885 Center St of­ Boats and Accessories 46 room set; marble top tablea. Ml floor, extra rooth on third floor, tion room, ateel beam .conatrur basement, 8 bedroom*, built-in* Lots 100x200. Garages. Aatomobnes for Saif 4 3-7449. tlon, attached garage, $17,850. .three bedrobm, living room,-'kitch­ This charming remodeled early a nice and w* mean nice, $1,900. 50 1-8105. Lagial Notica HILLS’ TELEVISION Servlre. PULLER BRUSH fer*" off atreet parking and de­ combination gas range and Vene­ monthly payment* are less than en anl dining area. Btillt-tp range American homeitaad has been fin­ ranch. , let u* know. W* h a \e one Avallabta at all times. PhUco fac­ MANbHESTER Moving and TVucii- livery eervice. Call Mi 9-9713. tlOA'i'S NOW In stock - Crosby Extra building lot available only $63.00. How can you go wrpng?? H. B. GRADY, Broker UQOoa y ebRXIT; BEFORE rOU BUY a uaed car tian blinds. Storm vrindoWs furn­ and. oven, fireplace and mantle, ished.lit perfect taste. The nroperty but oftly a few could afford to buy 84 ACRES Prime rasldahtuo J40TICncB OF A T rr tory supervised aervlce. Tel. MI tng Company. Local and 'oni dis­ HORIZONTAL BOlHNG ^berglaa. Wolverine. Starcraft ished. Recently decorated. Good $1,000. Carlton W, Hutchins. 50 STATE 1465) mortgage. Four it. But if you are one of the** few, liCATIATIQN aae Obrtaan MoUur 8 a ^ . Aulek y and CadiilSc Evinrude motora, AUTOMATIC washing machine. 8-5183: . . , X Baaement garage, hot water b;at. la excellent Jor a dairy or stock erty, city water. For torthbr Infer This I* lu ctveI notice that 1.■ LUtaAN Bales atid Service. .- 388 Main 9-9898. tance moving, packing and ator- LAWN SEED, lime, fertilizer, reasonable. Xfl 8-1849. location close, to Main St. $80. room cape on View St. d ean , Full Situated oh- one acre lot. 'Close to MI 3-^009 farm. The house la an antique lov- and you want something different, matlon., R, F. DImock Co. 50 r. OUeWNift, o______■age. Weekly van service to New MILL peat- moea, garden aupplie*. MP hew and used. Sales and **rvice., 50 9-7886. basement,. Selling for only »'8,7n echoola, tel* an d shopping. 614.900. class, quality, ate, .. call, w# have 9-5245. New jMtaln, Conn., hare hied an ap. Street MI S-4B71. Ofieir evening*. H3LECTRICAI. work by Walt Zema- •York. Ml 8-6863. 8-8d20;,- Little A ' McKinney, McBrlde’a Sporta Spot, 10* Center 348 SUMMIT ST. diatom'bv.iit five BOLTON CENTER -- Flv* room era delight. The acreage 3 aerk* Bllcatlon dated April,2 . IIM. with.tha .<, ...... -.. . ■ 1,1.' ..mortgage is $7,879, and the $60 Minimum FHA financing. R F. at(>cked lake, bathhouae and an at­ the detail*. eJan help you in every Liquor Control CointAttskmt) nek." Prompt efficient service. For aecoi^' shift.' Must be able Woodbrldge St. / St. FOUR ' ROOM apartment, 3nd room frame, brick veneer. 14 monthly payment . includes taxes ranch,- artistic atone front, • ireh, 'or a. Beer WANTED — Cleah uaed carar We MANCHESTER Package .Delivery. WearinK Apparel— Fnra 57 atoriea, living. room,. dining om, Dimock Co.. Realtor, 5n 9-5248. tractive new 4' room gueat cottage. )>ossibIe manner, except making A ZONE 50x100 ft. lot. All utlllUea', Permit for the sale of at ' ijlqqer buy, trad* down or tra(>e any­ Guaranteed workmanship! MI to aet up j tM o p e ra ^ floor. Near bus line. Reasonable. and insurance., with the C ockett or Robert Murdack, Ml 8-8472, breezeway. garagei. Sprawled out the payfnents, very central location. T. J, t)ie prcmlie* B.F.D. 1 9-8978. ^ Light trucking and package deliv­ SPRING SPECUL Aaph^ mix ROBjJRtS 10 FT. king size sailing No children. Write Box 8, Herald. , kitchen,- two bedrooms, ceramic on huge lot. Carlton W, Hutbhlna, Suggeata many other possibilities. Super Market, Vernon, Cohn. thing. Douglas Motors;: 888 'Cain. pram. May be seen at 160 Parker MAN’S TOPfXJAT, zip p ^ lining, bath, on firat floor, space for one Agency, Inc., ,of course. Barbara Wooda, 50 9-7702. Oonvarsion to summer camp, sub­ Crockett. Ml 8-1577, . buslnek* I* own»i b.-^ Arthur ery. Refrigerators, washer* nnd ACHINISTS (6) in bag* tor patching, Also .Server Street. .Old but tn Up-top MI 9-5132. F. J. CROCKETT. Realtor HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov­ atove moving apeclaity. , Fdldlng r second shift. Must - be first dry sand, crushed ahme i>Tavel, St, after 8:30 p.m. brand new: new nK>n lacket: ROCKtriLLE — 84 room apart­ addiUcmal room ahd bath on sec- division of propcrtv.'Owner. anxioua Stol*. , of 83 Vine Street, Barlford, O L D ^ CARS, machanics spe- shape. Extra lot Included in the (XXX) to sell has greatly reduced the 50 8-1877-any time Conn.. ' and will be condueted by e i a ^ tlxltI yourself cars, always al-Paper and ashes. Call MI chairs for riem. MI 9-0783. - bss men for production work. Ex­ loam. Nuaadorf Asphalt Plant, suede Jacket, size ,48! Two gabar­ ment. Newly redecorated, with ga­ , ond, • open^ porch, full, barement, 21 CONWAY RD.-Slx room ranch, CLEARED LAKBFRONT lot. Mid- T.UCUN' C. OiJbw niK of 1008 CorMn 9-4034. 887 N. Main. MI ^-2427. - OUTBOARD MOTOR 1958 '2« h.p. dine panta, MI 9-9305. rage. $45 monthly. TR 5-8111 or lot 109X150. Marion Robertson, $13,500 price. Wooded lot, garage, garage, patio, fireplack. Storm price. Main residence 55 scree, Avenue. New Britain, Conn., aa per. a' n o d saleroon. Look behind our AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. cellent wages, shift premium, pro­ two bedroom*. Many extras, 'ike a LAKE STREET — New aix room FOUR ROOM ' Cepe (Jod. ^ nnecticut afid what a home for the profession­ director ot tha Tqwn Developmant 9-9387. chester. MI p-1717. with kitchen," living room bed­ have two nice capes adjacent, to VERNON—New six room Colonial ■valley. KJeal comhination of early al man with the big faptUy, Over Commission, perimnaUy dtlivarad CALL OR see me. Goi^ deal' ^ Help Wanted-^ Whites slightly higher . 15 Oak S ^ e t lonial ranch in-a community aet- this Chueph. One on Hyde nd the Phone John H. Leppen. Inc., 50 GOOD VALUES UGHT TRUCKING, attics, cellarsi r a 1 i ^ ___ room, tile ba^. Stove;, refrigera­ tliig. Mwutes to achool, shopping with attached garage. ButIt-tn 6-5261, 50 3-5219. 5 0 9-2898. American and contemporary set­ 2,200 aq. ft., 18' living room, din­ 96 coplea of the newly prlntsd In­ 1989 D oi^ -or Slmca. Walter 0 \ and yards cleaned!' Very reason-^XTERIOR and interior painting. Male or Female 37 COLE'S DISCOUNT STATION other on 'Trebbe Drive. Both have range .one oven. Flreplae* aun ting. Completely in tune with the Oape. six rooms. New G.E. hot dustrial brochure to Boston r«al« Parker, Dennett end Popp Dodge, 488 Center St. M I 9-0980 WE BUY and selj mitlque an-i uaed tor and heat on first floor. Base­ and greater Hartford. City xtefi ing ell/-targe family'.room, stream^ water oil furnace Weddell area ^ble. Ml 4-0209. Cellinga refintahed. Paperhangli■hanging. DiQniofids-oWatchea— furniture, china, glM*. "diver, pic­ ment storage xpaca. Park'ng. bus individualist ■ (wow) features, like deck, 14 baths, Uirre bedrooms, environment and casual reward­ lined kitchen, Anderson windo.wa, 3 tore in a 2-day period .thia week. Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford, Wallpaper books. Eistimates given. w/ n t e d —Part-time bookkeeper Only Ell.800. FHA-VA flancin.; SOUTH -WINDSOR A^EA Move right-tfl, $12,600. BU 9-4881 Or.MI 9-3438. HOOVEIR Upright vacuum, naper Jewdry 48 ture frames, guns, attic or itents, line. Near shopping. For me or Monthly payment* 385. only a few deep Wooded ioL a coraer-lot, etc. high wooded lot. Brick front. ing country living. Bridle treila, baths, : 2-car Baraga, basement Many of tits 660 brocharaa, as- Repalred/rrent-, Fully covered by Insurance. Call $0 assist 'in rdutine office work. ( whole estate* Furniture reftn- -Asking $14;500 each .. realistic In $17,400, R,. F. DImock Co., Real­ Spring Special hiking,, trout fishing era only a few Friendly home, 4 bedrooms, 3 earabled after months of work by and serviced,■ 470.47i-'E. 8Mid- • Edward R. Price. MI 9-lOflS. Must be capable and experienced. bag style,. $29.95. Older Hoover, two $90. 186 W. Middle ’IFke.. left-T-iaat' ^ance. Call' builder. -woric^dp i0x24 breezewa.y. patio, baths, lai^e living room with fire- WANTSaj—Four 870x18 Or 840x15 $19.98. Both excellent condition. LEdifARD W. To s t Jeweler, re- dshed and repaired. F'urinture Re­ Apartment B. Call M[1 8-7091. MI 8-3465 Or 5p 8-1489. the price; tor, 50 9-5245, or Robert Mur­ 216,990 - of the outdoor actridties at vour 200x309.plot, epfit rail fanoe.-' Sub- the TDC, have already been mailsd like. MI 9-84^.ijr . , 10-12 hours weekly. Write Box O.' p^ra, adjusts watches evpertiy. pair Wrvlce and Sales. Talcott- dock, MI 8-6472, Barbara Woods, finger Ups. About $S minutes from place. Suhny“ ’ •kitchen,, • :h garage with out buL Whenever poasibla, Tibbata Urea,, in good condition. Te, Ml PAINTING, paperhanging and Herald. MI 9-3851. . X Itockiriatack Street, .Large ranch' Inspiring acye setting enhsnees ■tantial -mortgage available. Own­ patio. Bewera area. 9-4997. , / \ Reasonable prices. Open dally. vm«. MI 8-7448. SIX ROOM duplex, oil ' furnace, 1955 THREE-famlly flat,- 8-8-44. with . baaement. T h re e' 'twin size 50 9-7702. Hertford and 35 from Springfield. la delivering them ao a* to aatab- paper removed. Will paint top half Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce this suptt'bly attractlv* 6 room er transferred. About 20 minutes Family home. Four rooms down, GARDEN andvJM utT rotoUlling. PAINT SPRAYER compressor and atovel, storm windows; Screens, baaeboard heat, cabinet kitchena, be't|rtMm*, separate dining rpom, from Manchester,^ liah peraona) contact* with the men 1950 STUDiroAKER. Good running of . house If-desired. Reasonable Street. Ml 9-4387. garage. 92 Ridge St. ranch with garage. Spacious uj a 4 bedrooma up, good heatinr sya- Call MI 4 - 1 9 ^ prices with free estimates Work­ DISHWASHER and kitchen helper. paint guns. Also Homeowners tool tile baths, fireplace; very ia^e sMAched garage^ Lot 1* looxiso. (XXXH) Choice R ' I Setting who might be instrumental In condition. C air after 6:80 through. X and equipment rentals. A-P FULL SIZE baby crib with or with­ rooms, ,'l acre, cquntry atmba- panel^ living room with unuaual WALTON W. Grant Agency lem. Front porch. Garage $18,800, recotntnaindlng Manohastar as a manship guaranteed.' Cal) 'Thoniaa Days, Sundays'off. Apply Cavey’a. out mattress, MI 9-4748, FOUR ROOM apartments, adults, Opibhlnaiipna. .Built by Einbinder. VERNON New six room aplit fireplAce, formal dining i room and Beelsebub Road—South Windsor. MADELINE SMITif, Realtor 7:80. MI 9-1709. LAWNy MiowEiRS sharpened and Harrison. MI 3-4884. Equipment, 945 Center' St. Ml phere, .CJarlton W. Hutebink, ML' At $18,400 this home' reprenenta dam 84 room ranch, attached garage, place for new industry to move to. repai:Imd! Free Fre« pick-im and dellv- f BOOKKEEPER-Office Manager. 6-2052. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fuel aiwl Feed 49-A heat, hot water, accessible to tas level. High wooded lot. Catheecval immense cabinet kit'ohen.. Thia Realtor y MI 8-1115.3 5 0 9-JI643 During the’ next few weeks Tib* 1958—Oldsmohlle super 88 Holiday and shopping, (^all 511 9-9959. good value for your money. Very Celling with redwood beams Built-, home i* endowed with the newest large' lot. Convenient to Route 30 ery...113 Wells St. PAINTING and paper banging, also Attractive opening In modern air- BALED nMOTHY hay. aeldom. do we get large ranches and 16, bits plana to continue this personal coupe, power steering, pow'^r ALL ALUMINUM seamless tubing- Rooms Without Board 59 WEST SIDE—AttractlV* five i^ m in range and oven. 14 baths. lani« innovations for practical family contact program. He says Jia has brakes,- automatic tranamisslon. X outside Minting. 35 years exper-' conditioned office for comnetent • Farm, Route 44A, Bottoh. Ml SIX ROOMS available June 1st. (1,260 sq. ft.) at this price and in fireplace. Finlahed laundry isaom. Jiving. Exacting workmanal-'p and Suburban for Salt ience. Reasonable price. Ray­ bookkeeper in a small office. In­ conical antennas, single bay, 3-5301. homaj ancloaed btveXeway ga­ Vernon—Income property—First WOODHILL HEIGHTS ■f' received several compUmantary Radio, heater. Excellent condition-- $2,95; stacked conical, $4.95. Bar- FURNISHED, room, one minute Central.,. Phone 511 9-1831 after 8 rage. M8.900, aasume 444(i auCh g'o^ condition. Oaraafe. Three bedrooms $17,690. the flneat materiala used tkrbugh- remarkf from the realtors on tha Household Servlees mond Trtidau, 71 Jarris Rd, MI terested in varied work . Excel­ Walk from Main St. Light house p.m. floor now rented to U.S. Govern­ FOR' Oo VENTRT — Four large rooma Aaking 81600. Call Ml 8-8808. 9-1814. . lent salary, benefit program. i low's TV*. 1089 ToIland'Tpke., MI mortgage, amall cash. Carlton W. . Owner aay* they want action, R, F. Dimock Co., Realtor. 50 out. A rare find. ment. Second floor has I rooms, factual way In which th* material Offered 13-A 8-5095. keeping., Woman only. Ml 9-7959. Hutcbln*. M? 9-5l82i,»/!■ ao we dropped the pried 'way down 9-5245. or Robert Mordock.' 50 Fifit time offered newly, built FINE .FAMILY completely redecorated. New Write Manchester Herald, Box F , ' Garden—Farm—Dairy , THREE ROOM apartment, heat, 3 kitchens., Can be uaed as 3 apart­ glaas lilted hot water heater, toll la prasentod in the brochure. TV SERVICE — Potterton's. all PROFESSIONAL paper hanger. on this ranch, Adjacent to Buckley S'8472, Barbara 'Woerds. 50 9-7702. ranch with fireplace- and ' 'rage, ments or tor a large aingle family. UVING The name of the boMclct la “In­ 1980 BORGWARD Uabella! Private stating education, age. Xusl^^^^^^ PORCH GLIDER, excellent condl- Products 50 R(X)M FOR RENT for 1 or 3 |,en- hot Walter, and garage. Immediate $18,MO BBAUlftFUL three bsdroom School.. Sure it is in Green Manor, bath, large garage, nicely land­ ownpr. TR 5-7098. ' makes. Highest quality guaranteed Workmanship guaranteed. For experience and salary required. tlemen. Private 'entrance, kitchen occupancy, .511 3-6460. situated on piqtufeaq’te 1 acre, Taxes $140 a year. E xce^iorai biiy scaped ground*. This la a real ventory of Industrial Bitoa and work and parts, over 47 year’s ex- free estimates call collect Col­ tion. Four rnetal lawn "hairs and APPLES SPECIAL Hclntnah. ranch, ceramic bath, hot water but this one has a cellar, nice (XXXIII) ideal spot for growing family. at $10,000, For appointment to in- If you are'bored with mediocrity Manufacturing: Space. AyallaMa in. commode. Reasonable. MI 3-4822. privileges, free parking. Inquire heat,'^ a t, full . cellar./large wooder lot porch, and la In pretty good ehape. seeking a quality home with city nice home at a I(rir price of $6,800, periance. Famous for serrica since chester LEhigh 7-5705. Ask for CHRISTIAN Teacher*—Wanted for Baldwin, Starks. 20 lb. bag $1.25. at 187 Maple St. FOUR ROOM apartment, . second VERNON^--. New aix room ranch Many wondartol featurea ahd ex: ajMct please call full price. Small down payment. Mancheater." Included are aerial 1989 FORD COUl>E for tale. Ckill 1981. Phone-. MI 9-4887 for best Dick Grcgolre. Pentecoatal parochial high school. Also amall sizes. Louis Btmce 529 floor, $80. Tile bath No children. OurltoirW.“V. Butidtina.a i i r ------MI 9-51S3. Can buy this for the price they traa itmluded. No development. Low facilities — Tour search can and photographs of industrial" sltaa, Write Medway (Christian School, TWO ' UPRIGHT modem white with attached garage. B-jllt-in STEPHEN F. ROSE CAll owner MI 3-OObO or 50 3-7928 MI 9-8479. / i aervtcei birch lighted glass showcases and W. Center. Ml 8-8118. PLEASANT, clean, heated roo-i 5 0 9-7850, MANCHESIER—Custom, 8 room are aatog for lome of the slab ■and oven, flreplace L*' living down payment o t assume G. I right here in Mancheater a t Wood- acale maps, photos of buildings for PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ Medway, Maine. for 1 or 3 gentlemen. Free park­ hom*B.\> mortgage. Reasonably priced! MI $-7308 bWI Heights. See tile Ranch and ROCKVILLE —Lovely Cap* Co(J, sale or lease. '1955 CADILLACCVtblLLAC Coupe DeVUIe. CLOTHES that are cleaner, whlt- rating. Good clean Job. reasonable two floor epunters. Quick aale. finishing Cape. Sliding door and baaement. Wooded tot, Very reasonable. MI 3-5880. ing. 84 High St. ejoseta, hatha, open atatrway. .Jce location, $16,800. R. F. DImock Outstanding 8 room brick co­ Colonial models featuring the nc'- large rooma finished, only six The brochure was designed Very clean. New Urea, good condl- «r. brighter and look fresher are price. S. Tencha, MI 9-8914 after SUGHTLY USED RotptiUer Np. 1. FIVE ROOMS to rent, oil steam BOWERS SCHOOL ; lonial, breezeway and garage,, J. WATSON BEACH & Cat in home design. Priced from 'Veara old, 1 4 baths, storm win­ sjMciflcally for the use . of indus­ tioo. MI 3-1877. washed, damp or fluff dried at 8. heat, near High SahbdI. MI 9-!6033. Ideal location in A xonoi Only Co., Realtor, .50 19-5246, or Bar- / Situations Wanted— 75 LA'YTNG HENS. Also good fur­ 8.8 h.p. Call Coventry PI 2-6040. ROOM FOR rent, continuous hot '$16,80(1. SUU titne to aaleet deco-, And If you want to buy tn die bat-a Woods, 50 ' 9-7702. Robert huge -24 ft. paneled living room 81 CENTRAL RO)V $18,900 up dows and abreens,. vsne.Uan bUnda trial brokers or realtors who are —------Mancheater LAundromai. 860 Cen-1 ~ Female niture. _ Win sell cheap if taken at water and private entrance, fret Very desirable Boweri Sch^krea, with flreplace. Spacious walk-in and drapes, large anclpaad porch, retained by industry to search for IH-TON PANEL Clievrolet truck, ter St. EXTERIOR AND interior painting I parking. lOI Chestnut St. rating oolora. Builder, 50 8-2465 Murdock, 5 0 3-6472. JAckion S-SUY'/ V.A. and .r.H.A. FINANCING 4 new tires, new paint. ,A-1 con-L- in Manchester, Bolton, (Coventry I RnnKiricirwirR «.-* n tn l °"ce. MI 9-2ipo TENEMENT for rent on bus .line. ■top the search, call' Crqekett and closets. Unique decor throughout. ------, baaement garage, ameaite drive, and recommend towns and cities .nH B°r“>n, Coventry | BOOKKEEPER desires part-time !______. Fertilizers 50-A BlfviBN itOOM Oolmiial, 1 4 hatha, ■tart packing .. because we have All the featurea for gracious Yam- Minimum Down Payifients lirg* garden apace on quiet where new plant* or bualnaaaea dlllon, Sacrifica.- - (Sail - Ml j.g554,tDI(3t’S WEATHEntS'TRIP Com- and Rockville area.area, Frees'— ,*s-, ••- BOOKKEEPER v;-ork. Experienced In payroll. part-time, Job MODEL A FORD engine complete ATTRACTIVE rpom in private Inquire-835 O n ter ,8t. (XXXVI) 5^NCHE8TER—Direct from own­ Aak for Rome. pany doors and windows, custom timates. Call MI 9-9229. WELL ROTTED cow manure. No home. bath, shower, free parking. ateam hpat, garage. (Load condl; ■ome choice, prope^itles tJiat need lly living including ti-acre'aetting er; 8 year rtd 7 rp6m Cepe, toll FURNISHED MODEL street. Only $18 JKM. Cali TR 5-1771. might be Jbtabllahed.^ costs, full set of book*. O natruc-: with transmission and radiator. straw, hayi or sawdust, fjeonard ALMOST NEW dl^lex—5 rooms. tion. Owner. MI 84)781. Ko agents. new owners. All'" these .homea TWO IN'ONE package. A nie> two- with panoramic view. Cari not be ahed dormer, ritbplace, corner HOME OPEN DAILT 1-5 work guaranteed. Call MI -9-1683 tion business preferred Phone M I' $50. Crosley engine complete with i 5 0 9-0887. after 8 p.m. L. GIglio a, Sons, Bolton. Call Ml Large living room, picture‘win­ 5IUST SIELL, AP forget the price, family and a aaparate tour room duplicated today for this selling cabinet, tile JbAthrOom, 4 bed­ Even|nga ^T:9, Weekends 10-8 T railers 6-Al Bonds-XStocks MortsaRes 31 4-1084. transmisaion and radiator. $60. | 3-7083. R(X)M FOR working man, -quiet dow, Idvely birch cabinet 'Mtchen, VERN0N-r4 room house. Modern look them ^yVier and let’s get your home. This two-family is Ir very price. A raust„See and compare! rooma, livlnjr'room, dining room, FT-AT FINISH Holland window 361 Hillstown Rd., Manchesler. i neighborhood, Five minutes - to plenty dlding door cloaeta. ceram­ kitchen, central hot air heat. offer in ^ iii n g ’along with *i Check nice condition Inside and out. For complete det( ila kitchen,-large porch, one-ear ga Dir.: Tdwer Road (opposite Park­ 9 O'LEARY DRIVE, MANCHESHR j ED woman, many years MI 8-2901. - I . $8,500., PhUbrick Agency. - 50 shades, made to measure! All SPRING a.EA N-U P time! Get rid CLEAN COW manuije, deli"ered. bus. $8. 5fl 8-3822. ic tile bath, central locition. heat, . .we’li'get you aome action. Two Separata heating aystema, copper rage. IN) (Joirilumbus ’ ----- St. Call 50 ed* to Brent Roadi-4tji lef$,tiff. CAMP TRAILER, $25, MI 8-7430, metal Venetian blinds ■* a new of all those nagging bill.* by., con-' secretarial experience, 'now ac­ $6 and $10 loads.' Excell’nt for 8-8414. Call tively self-employed. Interested in SCREENED LOAM. Also hum us.! hot water, Venetian blinds, storm homiia have bath and a half, moat plumbing,. aluminum combfna- 9-798^ ' Brent Road to Batea Road and low price. Keys made wMi* you aolidating them into' a aingle gardens, lawn. Plowing. 50 ATTRACTIVE ..room in quiet ; windows, attic, cellar and lovely tlona, two-car garage, son-renlent LEHAN AGENCY Model Homes. monllily payment. 4f- you own' full Or part-time position. Capable Schaller Humus Plant, Foster St.,' MANOI^BSTER, R ockledge^ bed-, hSLVeJgaragea. Here they are- , wait. Marlow's. of responsibility and -fnust. Excel­ 3-7804, MI 9-8731. private home. jNear Center Free yard,' $185 monthly. 5 0 9-7886. location. An . unusual package buy Daytime JA 8-5547 ^L T O N -7- Thrsa year old ranch NASHUA ‘'85." lExcellent. conf'.l- property, dial CH 6-8897 and ask' SButh Windsor. 5U 3-8712. ^ ! parking. Phone 50 9-7410. room Cape. Modem kltctjeh with Henry St.. ..5 room ranch for $21,500. R. F. DImock orary. ranch, 92 FALKNOR DRIVE— Immacu­ ... ' - 1 wprkr"^2 per hour, CH 8-8161. Hartford Rd. MI 9-7700., window in the living room and a 8-8473. 7 rooma. 3 full baths. Sunken, liv­ Wheel toftructioB for teeriarera.! '* — :— ■—■— ...... \ .tional advertising an d . 'oral TV _ Rockville. TR 6-5463. Line* In*tn]l*d—Cellar Water- ents who have ohildreq ' getting late 8 room Cape Cod wjth over- -pronflBg Done. ’rOar pdrch that can be ancloaed married. Why let them pay a high ing room, den. well-to-wall carpet­ ■ix* garage, fireplace, atprm and 7 Room Hdust en MI M075. Building—Tontracting 14! program* creating lerrlfir LOAM tor another room. Fun ceramic ing, huge fireplaoe wall of colorful mand. Ekm $2 .to $3 an i^Ur. We DARK RICH loam from.East Hart- Household Gootis 51 rent with no return? Buy .' this (XXXVIII) acreena,. Hot water heatr-wsm.ealta 2 Anre* ef Land. MOimOCK*B MSLnoheatar'B lead- ^IDWEiLL HOMS Improvement Dogs— Birds—Pet.s 41 ^ford tobacco land 'fed for 40 CULTI't'ATEb, GLEAN bath with colored -lixtureat oil hot house,, give them a atart., apd you Georgian marble; buiU-in atoVe, drive, aluminum aiding. Immedi­ 4-Room Oiqie with expandable qttlc. nlee raatdentfal area. Clelw train you. Call CTi.«-l6'58. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM MfKINNEY BROS. water heat, attached garage, Near NEAR PORTER ST. tSchooJ. Six oven and diapoea), Lbvely recrca- to achool and bus. Small down payment^ required to fllaaa yvhn ing drtvlBg achool. Three akUled Co. Alterations, additions, ga- FOR SAT.E — Chihusihua. pedi­ ' years. Free of stone and sod Anv , SALE 1-8 pF?r'qn wallpaper. Wall can keep ope ..rent to p jy off yqur ate occuMney, $16,900. Nofth' G a r o 9 (H courteous Instructors. Class room rages; Roofing and aiding experU i REGISTERED'NURSES 4-i2 12-8 ainount delivered. Call TR S-SIM" . Mlea 4c a Mle;'* Kentlle, from 7e TEL-MIf^OOSO Sfw tro^t Dispoofri Co. bua, achool and atores. Price initial cash outlay. room Cape Cod, choice Iccattun. tion,^room in baaement in the mak­ Realty.?5IEdford 8-1054. qualify. Balance 80-year; FHA inoitgace.^-*glS,900. greed. reasonably pri'ceo. Ml 81i;990. McCarthy Enterpriaes, Aluminum combinations. Priced to ing,* with large picture window Instniettona for 15, 16, 17 year Aluminum-clapboards a specialty,-, shift*. Write P. O, Box 547 Man- 9-5403 collect, ■ '' ' each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, AFTER 5 F.M. 186-ISt Pearl S t —OH S-5MS West St. and School Rd. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Unexcelled workmanship. E ^ -cheater Conn I ______at the Green. - Inc., Manohsater.' Robert. 'V. Ag- T. j . CROCKETT.,Realtor eell. $18,900. R. F. Dtmpck Ck>., which frames wooded eras. Large ARNOTT RD.—Splendid ranch in CAU Ml 3-1869— TR S-6160 Director ^ Driver Education. budget terms Ml 9-8495 or T R i------— ------UNIVERSAL electric coffee pot. 10 naw,'. 50 44)988 or MI 8-8878. Ml 8-1677 any time , Remlt-^r, 50 9-5245, or Barbara lot. Priced over |2b.OOO. For ap­ choice tdoation. 54 rooms, beau- ROUTE 86 Ml »-78M. ____5-9109. i OPENING FDR women on first KITTENS-Yellow, gray mixture, cup, deluxe, copper model. Brand Woods, 50 9-7702, Robert Mur­ pointment please call Mrs. Pratt, tito) birch kitchen, But|t-in appli­ new. Never .used. Originally $35, ■UMhOT S n tE E T — Oversize alx dock, 50 8-6472. shift for general factory work, agh trl color. Cal) MI 3-5257. room caps, patio, porch, two ANDOVER I Andover. PI j2-7B98, ances overalxed garage,. lovely ATPENTIOK teenagers-Agaa 16; ALTERATIONS apd remodeling - limit 40. Apply Spencer Rubber J10W $22. 50 9-4447. lot. Valuable Sxtraa. witatanding T«i. M l 9-7626 to 18. Wa teach, aaas room. Start •‘Rchens bathrooms, attir; cel- KITCHEN FLOORS hatha, two flreplaces, plenty at • (XXXIX) Products" Manchester. ' cloaeta," flnlabed recreation room Vacation near home. 4 room .1. WATSO; BEACH & CO- value! Robert B. Anderson Agen- now.. -We teach adults U to 60. lars residing, porches, roofing I — Poultry und Supplies 9x12 HOOKED rug. ail wool, Air- ‘ CLEANED oiHl year around'-cottage. Screened 21 Central- Ri , Hartford JA 3'3116 cy< JA 8-0189, : , < ‘ Free home pick-up aervlce. Three ^ d room additions. ConnecUcul i WANTED - Housekeeper, middle way vacuum with' attachi .enta! W AXED $1.50 " Now In Manchester ' wWi buOt-ln bar plua numeroi)a porch■rch, garage,, fireplace, 3 ' Ipta. MANCHEISTER—All brick eix room Inatructor*. no waiting. Ca.1 Mr. Remodeling Services. 84 Ork St. i aged, good home. 8 “adult*. Call b a b y CHICKS and , ducklings. both excellent' ' condition 50' fine featurea. Paul J." Corrihtl, Lake and beach prfvUages, $8,400. Cape in South Mancherer. Built 38 STRICKLAND St. - Vacant. BOcletta, Manchester Driving 50 S-1425. I 511 9-7037, I Orders taken for turkey pj'ilts. .8-6018. MINER'S ■ 50.9-8368. by Ponttcelll In 1951. Aluminum • Very detirabie location. *' rooma 1-' FLOOR MAnvpiNAN'rE combinations, largor enulqsed rear Academy. PI 3-7349. May delivery, MI 3-8020, LiUl* It JlllTOMATIC nANsillSSION SERVICE WOODLAND ST. +- New 5 room CLIFFORD HANSEN, and large etUc, one-car garage, FOR ALTERATIONS, addiUnns. AIDES Part-tim# add .inight*.' McKuiney, ifi . Woodbridge St, TEL TR 5^1704 porch, Garmrt and amesite d.ive! new oil heating ayatem, new cop­ cabinet work, garages, etc.- Call "'W rite P. O. Box 5+7, Manchester, ranch, plaster, fireplace, paneling, REALTOR 1 large lot. Very .nice condition. BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION NEW HOMES Our •xport machaaies' rubulM oinI a^fuct oH typus per piping, newly painted outalde. Motorcycles—Bicycies 11 Girardin WooefWorklng Free eati-■ Conn. , , eat’aihic bath, mahogany cabinets, 91S.6OO. .B. F. btiioock Oo Real­ talk ifMea. Call 50 Th||»IE IpOklEfl MUST BE SOLD! L i - ' OPEN RPR W lC nO N mates. 50 9-8983. ; — :------, Articles For Su|p s'. • - outamatie trahmiiHiaiU. Alee eem|)l«tu front oml formica^. Lot 60x335. Full cellaj-. MI'Sr2453 tor, 50 9-6245. dr Barbara Woods, 8-TTOO. to 1 '• WANTED—Clerk typist 'or small hatchway. Call builder. MI 8-4391. 50 -9-7702, R oW Murdock. 50 1868 TRIUMPH T-UO. Good centd- CARPENTER desires repair work, office, East Hartford. 85 hours, POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob ofliiniiiMt Mrvlcf. - ...... Evening*. Mr.'Schullhela, 5ff 9-8788 34473. all typeg„of remodeling. Dial PI VBENQN-Manchaatar line. Ne v ---- -Z— ------:------CAfK—SOC rooima. Bus line. En- 1 S U N D A Y -2 fp 5 P.M. tJoh. 8,000 mues. MI 8-8866. $50 per wepk starting wage. Phone sen, Yazoo and Snapping 'turtle 5itAl6(ISJElTiiSA-- Exscuiiva typ< 3-TT28. ' BU 9-1056. , Reel and. rotary. Alao^rl^ing mow LOTS 6f LOTS 8-room Cape. Braastway and 3: EAST HARTF0IU>-6 room Cm.- -ysloaed, large yard. (Jaraga. Good era. Parts 'and service.: Capitbl (COOK’S SERVICE STATION, lac. ear garago; Large room*. 3 hatha. Large fenced In lot. Forced hot homes. Ranohd* and Cdlonlala. condition. 5 pilnutaa Pratt A iWhit- PN RPUTE •7— Vs MUE SPUTH PF BICTCUC—Columbia. Roy’s ' 24’^ FOR THE newest Ihinga In outalde f TEL. Ml 8-5I01--MANCHESTBII GREEN, CONN. Good location. «9,M0 Philbrick atr heat, full basement' $18,500. Best conirndnlUee. H. B. Grady, ney, 15 mlnutss Hartford Reason­ Equipment Co. 38 Main',St. Man­ Pick your lot and let Jarvis Brdker.^Ml 8-8009. ' 3 yaata 0I4, $30, Cali JA 8-I583.'j home . coverings — AJuninum.' STENO OR TYPIST chester. 50 8-7958. ■* Agency. Ml 9-8464. ' • ' Philbrick Agsncy. Ml 9-8484. able. Owner 5 0 9-2648, JA 2;S838. CPLUMMA CENTER atone, etc —O n jis. For the falr- i ‘build -the home of your fu­ est prices-m-years in ali'emtions For Purchasing Dept, of Wading ture. Plana available or use BoitiMM -Services Offered 13 ' ;and moderntxatlons—eall u». Fof i Electronic Co^p. Salary and Work your, owh 'Brchtteet. Ix>t» Four completely decorated custom built Capeei ..and. . Ranging your present-fome to a|ing conditions excellent , Cali Ha ! Ranches. 3 or 4 bedrooms,! tiled baths, all coppar, l^ijM tvrv r e p a ir s . any make— available on: ''^’^ OPENMATE 1989 4 PORTKR STRCET AREA • SEPTIC TANKS plumbing, built-in appliance^, amMite 1 * ^ ampjUjjggB, phonofraph* apd Cl e a n e d and in s t a l l e d ■fPJW, to4:»;pj». - ^ t i m t t n m n 4 r y n r t totoi ex- Bank jFbf Sale Bnire Kd., Cedar St., fieater "Txnt Ought To stop Bt itSd Bxerclle Tour Optlqia* Over (Juf -v s seiMlcid lots with brook in rsari, artesian R P r iv s W tenths. Call the' AffUiated -Doane.St.-T-8 blocks from Bow­ St.. Bast Center St.. Hamlin S t. Brand New 6-Room Colonial partenca. 80 day* guarante* on all Bull ig Contractors, 860 Park! SEWERS HIlUard St., Hollister St., Lake-: jjifttnga. ^ ’’ W beach rigl\ts at Columbia Lake. LPv work. Pottertoii’a. i q 8t*W. Avo. Bloomfield, Conn. (Thli CH ers ' SchooL Sparkling 6-roem . O u r office will be open thle Stin'day afternoon to all e f you p ’ Brick front,'attached 2-cer garage with amesite drive, 1^ i- tn a or at night call 511 r078" H6lpW.ht6d-.Hale 36 MArHINE|CLEAVED Cape with full ehrd' dormer, wood Circle South, Olebtt Dr., people out looking n r housee! We can help you omSlf loat time'' > ceramic tUe hatha, 2. firaplacea, one In the completed recreation 186 HENRY STREET 167 TANNER STREET several homes near Ck>lumbia Lake. AMTBNNAS repaired and'lm apiesite drive anti. garage. S t LaWrence S t, Summer S t, room, laige kitchen with butltfln oven and-renge,’ formlcft! 1 4 baths, combination win­ BtaUau. c u t lto d « 5 > V ftarvloa. Woodiaiid S t l A U C T I O N I Five large rooms, "baaatnani isJU'rTPBg qt carpentry caipentry work TOUNG 51Ahf,'- 30-80... Mancheatar • INSTALLATION Plenty -of room in this one. It ******^5aESBR^F^MANfcH»8’ra!RilMlHAJlTrOM 4 .counter tope, dining areA plus: a fontial dining -room w ith dows, flrsplaoa, plaatarad Ml M U6. doaa, aUaratloos,J, dormari resident. Position with pragi«nive SPECIALIST : was custom bollt foT the owner East SUfe, Weat-Stde. North, hfuLTiPia; JUBUNO ^ mahogany paneling. waUc.opt joellar, nicely landscai^ lot. walla. VaeanE ’ Trade ia pps- ' garagf. Stairway upatairalfor Owned and O 0ered For Side by lnF. porchea"wtc. Call Ml TUeSDAYy MAY 5-6:30 P.M. *S%E“- exterminating company. Fhona JA In 164S with tcadk of extra*. or South, sea Jarvis for a be(t: I WAJKBCN E. HOWLAND, HUCALTOS ? Truly ia dlatincUva home id ona of Manchaateir’a ftiiML Idea* ■fblt. storage. BxccUant condition. 6-8244 for appointment. Call' ns for fnll Information on ter' built home- CARPENTERS, axparlancad In thlB wonderfol buy for .only REID AUCTIONEERS S75 MAIN STREITr; 4 S.C o I:l im s buUdlng and confraettng, altera­ FULL-TIME drug clerk. Exper-, Towr aiiA CouRtry •is,qo. . MANCHESTER, OONNEOTIOUT id T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor S M 9 . o m MUiWtmii aMthortaad tions, adthtiiona, porches, e*c. Spa- lenoed. dependablemdaole and njepleasant CARRIAGE HOUSE • 40 HARTFORD RD. ‘ m 8-1108 i' ''.V S. A. Beachlar/ Ml 3-6969 ;AC4alMW.a-t$3l:-!"'. ------“ M i a o r J A ^ O r a iR ig i Ob. MRVISREM.'TYIH). R. SHTTMl, AWOCaAMC—a n S-S953 MI 3-15;4 ANY-nME qlallilnn In s ta g e s , gariigaa. ald- peraonality. References. No philOn* -Carl and Esfiiar Schwarz 368 n. Center St-(Cor. Lenox) BPONSOMaD BY METHODIST M ^ R CLtm ;AtiBuaUi.t u y r^ ^ im m te e d workmanahlp* -m Us , Miller Pharmacy, i,>9 Grreen Rd| « X Ml f.4143 ' MI34)1B4 . M i i c t n t ' M OJiina.'VB 'SATURDAy, MAY 2, 198S iUanfljfStff Ettfttlng HfraUi Arcrage Dally Net Prem Run The Weither — ------y , ------For the Wiaek Knded Foheqfsat af 0 . $. Wqstiwr B|pi$a« May 2iid. 1959 ^ birth dates of the Lucky Luciano "DT'k” would be wkigh to make mob/' and So on. HisseSy^Boos any mui' turn to^Mie straight and GEIttRAi C><«r,' >5' a Oale of Saa Frands^. a member minutes later when he saw the erty took place son.etlme before le' theme of the play Is the old-fashioned x melodrams playetr' Harrj' Truman oaid today)day the *smart to know that an officehold­ ■pie U-S. Coast and Geodetic of the Christian pdence Board of as the investigation continued. curtain vas sUl> closed. that, however^ The deed was dated Engaged Xlie of “ Drink” and the good by. an excellent'XMt be sure to ON ALL RERAIRS er tv’hd'is not eligible.for re*elec- doctor 1 0 d a y as kfavely Survey csncelled yK* alert at 2:60 Then there came a clue. Noth­ Constitution’a ban on a third « . . . ______a r s _ . Laetnreahip. HW subject win be In eiUgation sho'ved the booth Sept. 37, 1602. The engagement of Miss Joyc ^ in g s In life that come to man ‘Ten Nights In A Barroom” to- ond^RVICE WORK tion loses A-toi of Influence." Tni- wounded. A dyip^T^ull gored a.m., Hawaii tlpun9;.50 a.m..EDT), ‘ 'Christian Science: Mllglon for ing much, mind, juat a s m a ll a-aa an^ty «nd no vote had been A Non. Alferia King to Norman Gharj once he has given up the “Demon.” night at Verplanck 8ot)ool! ■ term sends a president/into man said. \ykst have you I 55, t w i c e ves- after Wake lajand and Midway re­ the Present and the Future." thread. But when stitched in place ported no undsual wave activity. Cast. A theory that ‘‘the Martians Many is annoanced. by her Boos, hisses, eind catcalls were a second term “ with oi)« hand i)> ‘h' I’l.,. m „„ u. it lied the case op neatly.- got him” has Ireen discarded along ante, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorga/ the order of the night for the inn­ CAU tied behind him.” Wake and Midway would have Manchester Aualllary Pohce will Pieced together, It happened wlU) several ether Ideas advanced keeper, the dispenser of the de­ world, and sent himIm oirt-xtp fight I mentalmentaF KingKin been hlr first had a'tidal wave Demonstrator Set 380 Woodbrldqe St. , "It makes no lenM to treat a Dr. Rodriguea Miranda, who meet Monday night at 7 o’clock In thlsaway: A boy and a girl had a ■bice the ;iceppearance. Her ffance is the son or Mr. and mon, portrayed by Robert Wal- our battles in a life and'-dgathnW' swepUtoward the islands from an. polloa headquarters. quarrel. The b<^ and a f r 1 e n d So what did happen? nuiiri, When he appeared on stage, Hov* Your Doctor Ml 3-5135 prealdent thla way—no matter struggle~:-ana you've sent him rated ou v'pj,nltlln at the CTlin- earthquake believed to have hit Asking Justice To Speak at Y Mre. Walter tiany pf'.Ellington. who he to—Republican or Demo­ ^ a del Perpetno Socorro, said the drove up Main St., aaw the girl Mioa King was nAddated from A|^auae broke out several to fight with one hand tied behij the Kamchatka peninsula region of walking and, juat for fun, hustled Fluoridation Stda Bet tlm^BS during the evening, but the CaN In Your Rrowription crat," the forjner Pre*ident told a him bepkuse e^ yon e knoj he s’ lffered broken veins and .Siberia. The Thomas Spencer Group of Mrs. Ellzah»Ut Gaesette, hoiTie Manchester High School with the Senate Judlciaiy aubCommlttee in UniOye Interi.al' h eeding after 4 the 8huth Methodist Clpirch will her Into the oair. The first call we had at The class of 1996/and Is employed in Ipudest applause was . for Mary MORIARTY can't for reelectidn. F o r W h it ^ Takrh to Police Headquarters, H en ^ Tuesday night on the fluori­ demonstratlnn agent of the Hart­ Morgan, daughter of the drunkard, DoHvorod WIHiiii Tho one of hU.^rare appearance, be- he is not a. good president. the bulKx'W* horn penetrated,.42 M d Its hionthly meeting Tuesday the oIR -e o f' tne Pratt and Whit­ ' >fpre Congreu. lnoi.es Into Feanklln’s groIn''a.nd noon at the. home of Miss Fthel they explained all, gratefully dation referendum was. from a ford County Agricultural Exten­ ney Alrefaft, East Hartford. Mf^. played by Edythat Coffin when Hour BRCtTHERS onI(Mmen j TAl)ahas8ee..I‘1a., May 4 (/P) strongly played by Bill Luettgene. - ment and ought to be rep^ed.” -tytlonal aniepdr.’.ent.'' said FrankPri’a epmlUJon/’^ a s’ ' West* on Sham “Sketches From India.” Anyone Police sighed with relief, too, We gave it tp her. aummer wedding is planned 884 CENTER ST naeOlng transportatidn may call and Went homr late. We hoped she hadn't been con­ Mre. Gaseette has been in this by the couple. Hia. portrayal of a man with the Reud Herald He noted that he alone, am ^g 175 'Truman sad the amendment ranch improved »t)a his mser haft —Mo.st of 'file 2.800 Negro Mrs. Margaret Tro^r, 836 Porter fused when votlhg and cast her field for Is years, and has been million American, could.hi, eleoted was sponsored by ‘‘Rooisevelt hal­ svibsided. /■ ■studenta Florida A. & M. . Emergency Call ballot against her .feelinge on the active In Youth and 4-H Club- . for a third term. If cmild get ers" whf. could not defeat Frank­ Franltlin vas oaught by the Berlin iSolutioii S t . . work with both Children and UniyerRity ataywl away 'fl*om Robust Sgl. George McCaughey, issue. the vote,. ‘This \y' becauw the lin D. Roose It while he was as he ruo'.ed in to retrieve his' thefr classea tixlay as part of "Well, I lose," she said. adults. ' amendment apecWtcally exempted alive but “sold the country a bill sword after delivering ythe death The reception committee of the popular Manchester gendarme, The purpose of this activity la the man who wat then president-:— London. May 4 Mayor Wil­ a “paB.siv(! resistance” move Orange lodges will meet in Orange took the front pordi off his Cen­ "What did you lose” we asked. , Dr, 6. A. Cailloueite of goods” to 'take their spite out atroke,-Jt was his seefmd bull of ly Brandt of West Berlin today "Oh, my husband and eon said to bring the women of Mahcheeter Truman. / , on him after he wa^jidead." 'the .dax ' de.signated t+) focuA national HaU MOndaw night at 8 o'clock. ter St house recently, leaving in touch .with recent tfepde in food warned the West against '"lam'e lumber and other Rems strswn In the ordinance Indicated a flna^ and CHIROPRACTOR The 'amendment was submitted "Surely, none l>ut the narroweSP . He attempted to walk from the compromiae>» / • . OPEN to the states by the Republican partisan would contend tha* it was ring, but oollapsed in the arms of tion" cf the Eku'lin and German of a Negro coifed by four freesing. PALMER .GRADUATE ■M!r. am! Mtsl. George . Flndell, 60 up. posed law. I laid there wasn't any 80th Congress, and ‘Truman nUd It a mistai .e to re-elect Franklin attendants an i was carried out. problems. white men. . Oobum Rd., recently ofbwned ,The aarge went to bed that day, figure.”. Mrs, Gassette >vlil be glad to was "ironic that the first ‘lame Roosevelt in 1940,'' Truman said. Dr, Je.su.s^asti11o, ring physician, test gauges that' the women wish duok‘ President to. be hamstrung "To me, hi* re-election, which ordered.i.u taken to the clinic. In a meesRg? inlroduclng a spe­ In small groups th« 'students queen of the'Iielta Tau Delta happy with a job well done. . She was right. She lost. WILLIMANTIC OFFICE cial section • to tlie financial time.* mljled about ijie' campus. It waa fraternity at Tufts University, But the boys at the station were The ordinance'does carry a fig­ to bring in, sa; in all probability 884 MAIN STREET by this sunendment Is one of the made it possible for him to lead Bardn Clenienta Jr., a protege there will be no further opportun­ SUNDAY Republicans’ oam.” Thik was a ref­ of, Frarklin who also appeared on' Berlin, the dynamic mayor also an orderly protest, as was a ritaas Medfdrd, Mass. shaken later when a passing pa­ ure, a maximum fine of gtiX). < Phone HA 8-1400 . meeting-, of an estimated 700 atu* ity to db'ao in 1669. Lost year sire erence Jo President Eisenhower. . (Continued bn Page Seven) ' here yesterday, said he wiir con­ made, these other ]v>lnts: trolman radioed that he-had to Any aohitions In the Kast-.West-' talk. ■ It was the second such wo^d West Berliners want to continue assault case ‘’’so that jusilce wjjl city desk last Monday morning. Gaitskell blasts U.S. to work "in peace, but also, in free­ be done.” 'j day night TOe bus Will reave from The telephone rang at Manches­ " A what?” the deskman In­ suffered by Franklin, who .-was MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE I • dom.'.' , Four men arrested shortly af­ Bridnard Pt Tuesday at 6 o'clock. ter Memorial Hospital the other quired. 'X making hiS first appearance in "The. Berlin quesflon la not the night. “An alphabet meeting,” thd'* re­ 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Mexico since 1951. A similar tnet- ter the Innident were formally . The Holy Name Society df St :‘How late are you open ?” asked porter said. dent in Spain forced Franklin-to | charged with assault today by Jamas' Church will hold its month- State Atty. W. D. Hopkins. Ho the man. . "'Which one?” he was asked. Help far Macmillan retire from the ring' fqr over problem Berlin and the lyAneating at 8:15 Monday evening "All of them, I guess. It’s a OUR OFFICE WILL BE' year. said they would 'be held without Ml St James’ SchMl hall. "Why we’re open around .the prcblem of ■ Germany are onl,v ball pending referral of the casa clock,” said th* operator. joint meeting for thp TPC, the X. Franklin, dispdsed of the first parts of the large-scale struggle,” TPA, the ZBA, the TDC, and the bull and was given one ear. .and the problem of Berlin haS'been to the next grand Jury which cojy- Mrs. Richard Hultman. 53 R,us- . “Around the clo^ !" exclaimed OPEN UNTIL 12 NOON London., May 4 (ff) Britainle^leipporarily and for political rea­ venes June 1. . the man. ”1' didn't know you were TRA." Labor party leader says he la sons while "privately assuring Clements, of Kilgore, 'Tex.,'fin-i at the present tjnfe by the id l St, was the guest of her In case you have forgotten, that ished' botb his bulls after being There ■was speculation In tha daughter, Patricia, at the annual open around the clock?” , ON SATURDAY^ ''Shocked by a report thSt the Unl>. tbe Americans that he. does not I SoVjet Unln-n "to serve as s ipybr “Certainly. What would happen would be the Town Planning Com­ ed States is giving undercover sup­ really believe" in them. I to i n f I u e n c e developments in I/egislature that the case might motter and daughter tea and fash­ mission, the Town Rarklng Au­ (Continned on Page Seven) have some effect upon a move by ion show presented recently by to emergency ' patients if we DURING MAY. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST port to Prime Minister Macmil­ The Moiiilor said pressures had I Europe and throughmit the world closed at night?” said the opera­ thority, the 2kmlng Board of Ap­ been generated In the British I in the Interests of Soviet policy." Almost half of the Negio st'ddents afFlorida AAM University at Tallahassee, Fla., turned oiil last Gov. Leroy Collins’ to rfbbllsh tho the students at Fisher Junior Col­ peals, the Town Development FOR EMERGENCIES DIAL Ml 9-4539 lan’s diplomatic movei'to help death penalty in capital cases. lage, Boston. Mass. MiSs Hultman tor. Macmillan’s politic^ fortunes in parliament for a "British policy i Therefdre. he cimcluded: night in a “passive dcmorislrtaion for justice" for foiir white men accused of assaulting a Negro co­ "Emergency.patients? Well, I Commission, and. the Town Re­ at variance with, that of the other ed, The protest meeting was held on the University campus. (AP Photofax). The hill thus far has been tied la a Jimior majoring in the medical development Agency. Britain. ' >,'■ 1' "The way of lame compromise up in a .llouae committee Legis­ secretarial course, didn't know you had those,” came FOGARTY BROS., Ince ^ Hugfi GaitricM)^ the Labor chief. (Western) Allies.” Panama Sends I wofdd not only generally shake I SIB BROAD ST.—14ANCHESTER X This policy arose, it added, "less lators i ntervlewOd today were . Ode to Fluorides In a speech ywerday in effect told ! confidence in western solidarity j about equally divided over whether the United States to 'k'eep its hand out of a Orm government convic­ ; but would, also represent a weak-1 Parlv Host Tops What will be happen to the tooth­ tion thu) out of the goveriiment's Guard to Hunt I ening “ -of DemP)—Na^onal "Th# forthcoming negotiations," vsrd grtuLrai!' Ht'-dent tonay vative prime minister has been^ was in aerto a condition witlt mitting the Crime. pushing his independent line, ad­ ly equal to the Conservativea, and Guardsmen today hasten-ed to an Will candy, cake and bubble gum ■'«vet!\Waahlngton officiala have (ConUniied on Page Heven) .(njuriiA polce said were suf- Placards reading "Double Stand­ vocating a flexible atlproach in isolated beach 150 mile# from Littlq Rock. Arlj^ May '-"AAlrapsfer of funds to schools .enter- ards of jiistict must be ellnUnat- Cause lesser tooth decay. had,,la iake account-Of-the pbllt- Panama Citv 1 to lnv«atlk*t« raMe-r-^sT- .‘eerd irt a 'res''it 0* a i»arty When we have fluoridation / . negotlatluiar"WMat the RassiAns, t» iwrunt "'jY-judge federal cmirt today began cd b.y dlsnlsced-pupils. •d,” and- "It could have been-your Styeogthen hla party in general loal posslbmtlea in BriUtn and to p^rts of new fisyai*i'yvl5MMUng» Uv The schoolrcloslng law was up­ sister; wife or mothsri' bobbed, last When the bruMi la put e u r e .p t support Mr.'Macmillan as much as t a)>out 30 men.' y Jonathan P.-Bwinchatt. 23; a -hearing on constitutlohallt.v of ^ Offer MMf Of H iM n s Alectlona' expected this year. It Larejtmopt, N.Y.. attempted held. last week by the Arkgpsas night over a rally of several hun­ also suggested he was being given possible.” j ''x -Aerial observers said tbs'band Churchill Flies the state law which Gov. Orval E. Sirpr'enie Court In a 4-3 dccli dred hymn-singing, praying Flori­ How satisfying it will be-' On anothgB front, responsible; landed Saturday night from four to walk a ledge between wlri- Starting MON., MAY 4 thru SAT., MAY 9 ■When we’II no longer^ greet as much support a.s possible by dovt's of us seco.nd floor apart­ Faubus used to Close Utile Rock’s^'Attorneya for the stale.- argue da AAM University felmw-stu- Washlng^toif officials. BriUsh authoirttles a^e complatn-j or five, outboard motoAoaU at then that the law merely ex-tended ts , of the assault victim- A ' Our kiddies with this old refrain, ing, about the predominance of i Bahai Hondo in Veragiias J»rov- To Call on Ike ment yesterda.v. He slipped four public high schools against in­ ■Are you sure you washed your "If this iS Indt.d true, I want to and fell 20 feet, suffering a tegration. the police powers of Faubus and an announced tljey would say to Mr. Herter (U.S. Secretary Amencan-made arms in -western : ince / was invoked to prevent violence stay oht^f class today aa a means teeth?” : Europe, the New- York Tlmba said Gjj*f:dsm«n werr^dlspatched to fract'.;rendon dispatch. the'area. ^ By EDDIE GIL MORE en ankle*. related acts which have permitted American people, whom we wish difficult terrain the tranMer of funds that other­ tion. A deputy Tslwrlff said he found o* much for a penny morel ■nie British feel that the rising; ^^vlnted jm m ^,dlale contact with /London, May 4 (>P)*-31r Winston Police quoted him as say­ Gef twice .Ooneolatlon' Prise W’ell, that th’s Is an exceedingly -Uhurt hil. flew, cift to see President ing he unr.eftoo'.t tpe feat to wise woind have'gone to the Little Act 4 passed b.v a special 1958 the JJ{fyear-oKK.girl, bound and One Afiinicipal Building- worker undesirable .irterfererice with in- ! in^'To Europe l!T »ndernfln°ng fhe ^ ^ 1, a aU Bteenhowe today*—walking stick o\’.‘ do other stunting g’ lesta. Rock schools for the now-displac- i Iv'glslative session at Faubus' re­ gHggM, still lu hOFsarined assail­ BOITT mss M HOUR OF FUR FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY! haa been regularly entering those ternal BrltUh politics," said Gaits- ecLomic and military IndeLnd-' »pokesma*/ dld-he call the repdrted land- liner was the 84-.year-old states­ sociation'for the Advancement of! 12% words,” tell “ why I’d like to to the shabby, ahifty politicians velopment of weapong/by Ameri-I invasion ' man's first jet flight. After three Colored People 'contend that the | s\ibject to ratification by patrons. Those arrested were Identified who ap;. tiar to have pleaded for it _ _ ^rpse of Girl as Patrick G. Scarborough, 20, ot ' R E X A L L T t ^ S P E C I A L have «n annual income of $1 mil­ days as Blaenhcwer's guest at the prime law. Act 4 of 19.‘58, is an | After Faubus closed the local lion,” or "name the members and and to the American go-rernment jsformerlv open to'the British John Oreie-, WIS. ambassador high schools, residents of the Lit­ leave-Trom the Air Force at Ft. THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION! thj on the ihvqs*igatlon commission White House, he.will visit in Niiw "evasive scheme" employed Jo, Fisher, Wilmington, N, C.; * Wil­ APPLES APPLES which has indulged them." dispatch report^. , y- York with another old friend, Clue to Fate of hlock court-ordered Integration. tle Rock .School District voted by Ha warned Macmillan that the The Times ieve tihis picture: of the ofgantieation of Amerl- ' approximately 3 to 1 to keep liam Collinsworth. M. a telephone States, said hia group-had not Bernard Baruch. At the outset attorneys held a sTo T aESAR • ART CARNEY -JAYE P. MORGAN Col4. storage Baldwins, good eating and excellent Britiah people would react very ‘T’m feeling very fine,” Church­ I brief, conference'among themselves ' locm shut rather than permit lineman; David Erviii siaglea, 18r strongly If he has adopted policies (Continued on Pngs Sg^en) notified of any new landings^ and a high schi^l student, and Ollle Mi IK IBIIWII WOMB • WHBI UNA mi WO ilEKWOLN • ^ MWOH for sauce or pies. Get them while they are still good. A would return home today to.my as ill told American Ambassador Missing Faitiil to sec if they, could reach a stlpu- them le be integrated. Stoutamire.-'lO. John Hay Whitne.v, who saw Sir y Today's hearing is an extension AUDREY MEADOWG good buy at planned. _____ latioh on some of the facts in- eeith S^eeiol Goe^ Star OAS railitaiy advisers are stay­ Winston off at the airport. of. ttic original Little Rock school XContbmed on Page Seven) “ I know it's going to be a won­ ■Vancmiver, Wa.sh.. Mav 4 fg*) — volved. , i • integration suit, filed by the SUNDAY, MAY 3 -NBC-TV iof Time 0nd Foiled in ‘Leap for Life* ing on. however apd 'will be filled The body of a little girl, found ir on deveiopmenti. derful tripr” said Whitney. "God bobbl NAACP in 19.56. It challenged as bless'.vou and speed you until your ng in the swift current of k V ^ too slow the Littlef Rock board's Tho OAS tlos. where the .main -band sur­ break the higir cliffs of the up­ 1957 and; gradual integration of COURT UPHOLDS SEARCH PINE LENOX PHARMACY Present prices are the lowest in years for apples at this rendered Fridky river Columbia River gorge. NAAGT attorney. other grades. , end of the season. “ Ford, in his early te.stimony, Washtagton. May 4 (B—The So- Brazilian Anmassador^ICernando News Tidbits The body, found yesterday and-.identified One of Ute judges on today's! preine Court today approved 299E.CaiTERST. M I 9 ^ A USE ALL YOU CAN—GET THEM A! Loho, president of the OA.S com­ minutes of a Stale panel also upheld the gradual ,de- nearrhe* of private homes by |l4hgdon,''BtYP)a,.'-Btlpma, May -A».aedatlve and bundled into mission, said tha quick action by Culled frojn AP Wires identified as that of 11-year-old. Board of Education meeting S;t TV viewing ^•bvlet mUitarj- attache Who ap-1 hy the Russian^, who dro,vc off. Susan Martin, had been in the which tile board -ordered funds BCgregation plan, j-Me is ArkSn- health Inspiectors without war­ dh^dhAikhikhHldhdh Ok dh the .OA.S to counter the atlenipt to as# Ehstrict .Judget' .John E. Miller rants. The court epllt 5-'4 In rul- ^jarently had tried to? escape by Newsmen learned that the Rua- overthrow Presldemt Ernesto de la water for a considerable time, said withheld from tlve Little Rock Coroner Paul Myian.' It may have ; School District in compliance with, of Fort Smith. The other two jur- log on the case .of a Baltimore is easy today... VITAMIN CAPSULES 1 Sian emba.ssy had taken out exit Qu'ardia sliould discourage any Damascus newspaper says Rexall ‘'leaping' from w hospital window 1 permits for Strygnine and his wife. been submerged sine* the Dec. 7 ' one of the acts under challenge. ; Ista on the panel are C I r'e-u i t resident who had been Hped *20 Iqth Capture Centalnv Was flown out of. Rangoon on a further Invasion plots in the Carib-: Syrian Premier Abdel Karim of disappearance of Ken Martin. 54, Meanwhile the Arkan.saa Su- Judge J. Smith Heilenle^ of Little for refusing to admit to hi* home PERO I ami that they wouid leave, yester-- . I Iraq will announce within the next a city health (nSpector who had Communist plane yesterday. his wife. 48. and their three pret- preme Court. In a ruling on a state | Rock. A , .....5000 U.S.P. Unite i day for Moscow, via Peiping. Loho described the Cuban In ‘ " — no search warrant The Court D...... ,.1000U.S.P. Unite A screen of •• hefty Russians The newsmen watted at the air- vaders whom he visited in jail as 276 OAKLAND ,ST. AVERY ST. POLYMULSION from the Soviet'embassy roughed (Continned on Page Seven) also, in a 6-4 vote, ordered a fed­ B i...... ,..2 .5 Mg. port, all night. Throe hoprs before S :! virtfni.f u. ■ j •' •"» "t Which .iih«. ih, MANCHESTER, CONN. WAPPING, CONN. Liquid multi-vitN- up -newsmen and prevented' them eral court hearing (or 'Leslie - ;______2.5 Mg. the plane's departure, members o f ' 1.. (Contintie Niacinamide 20.0 Mg. atta'chi was C?61. Mikhail I. Stry- lQ:2n a.m. 1 under the IT.R. Constitntion were" were on hand. The.v kept a' close 'Texas counts twet JoHi^ her husband. Qount Edmond ui) two large white onlona very teacher, jumped freedom from among those reappointed. tag^ at SaiiM Ste. Marie, Mich. ^zlgetll, and your ileporter were- about to enter the M'eot-BUu ' PEACH OR . eonUnuously. fine. Saute them in butter, adding a i a third-floor window of the Rus- Tbeijudgeship in his court went -4q|i|>les into 80-f in'a... wagn,( CALI,, US FOR AI«rY OCCASION^ FREE 127-620-120 FRRSH FIliH fyiei^'Ue broke Away and threw O f FILM OEVELOFED f il m or 8 .Y » tt I the. hosplUl she eet4 f'"i New Britain. . . Gunman holds nine person* April 27 that he hopesles for .sontin- hot allowed' iii' CMlifornla restau- tered French 'breaci douked vrith Ml 3-5135 [ lE m R hlmsatt through a first fliar -trin- tWnk of th# pain. I;-had freedom.'' Kimball aalff Bhiley came to the captive in hotel room for half -ued friendly relationsina withw|th Red rants, but Jolie ellenc.ed would-be grated .Parmesan' cheeae. . dqw in arltat ona said wag rxilinp . ^ e woe allowed to etay in thia Weatport delegation and . thrSal- 'hour, then thro.va aw'ay hie piitol Uhlna, whose' oyerlordi|hlp has hScklera with tlu magnetic 4j)abdi; Mn. J. H. <3arlay of B luing, ont i« 'IBr ltfo,''hot a suicide ittsnyit. country, and she. beoaiihe A U.S. and aurreadon lo Bavefly Hills, Qallf., wHo turned In th^ precipe, Worlura isrinh'brought back, fivan a . - . -ir-r— •mile. t « ’ , ‘ I r cittiett twv yieit.^ier'; V> - ^ (OeattBood ew Page NiaiL - CaUf. poUcei...... (Cm BbuM Mi Pag* 1^*0) Soigaono aaked Jolje: la Zee Zee says it Mime straight from |Y|mce. emploira

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