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r. , 4 ■ ---- -— 1 .,i. \: V ') •/’ V» - ’ •■.' • "■•T i ,*•• ; JL.,-. PAGE TWENTY-mCOT WEDNTESDAY, MAY t, IWS ilaiir^âtpr Si»ipttiit0 Upralb .Ycrage Daily Net Preaa Run The Weather ' ft' For tke Week JEwM Pereeut of 0 . 8, Weetbor May I, 1»58 NooOy oletidy, fool, duum of • . - .... '- . .... ' - - I - ■■ /■ . ' - ' * X*- . 12,701 few light ahovron toelgirt. Ixnr MM- 40. Frltey pertly tOoMy, lUinfcer of fiw AshUI \ y milder. High wser 60. BttNM«.jef Olretibittoa Manchester— A City o f ViUagi Charm ^ VOL. LXXV^,. |fO. 186 (TWI5NTY.F0UR |»AGiS-^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0NN., THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1958 . (CUtfolfled Advertising on Pege t t ) tICE FIVE CENTS l).>- MOTHER'S DAY, MAY llth MOTHER'S DAY, M A Y ■•up D0UBLE4^.t;>^ GREEK STAMPS Thurs., May 8th Cash Sa U.S. Schodi h :-.. \ Washington, May 8 (/P)—President Eiaenhower today or- deredBlthdrawal May 2p of all federal troops enforcing school X integration at Little Rock, Ark. ARDONS HOSIERY The Pnssident said in a statement that he hopes it will be unneceoMry to,retum the^ troops otb We have an excelliint D rip *n Dry the start of the school year nfext ' '^ r is Cuts Short choice of aprons for for Mather September. Mother’s Day ipfts. Eyelvt Embroidery . IGtsenhower's orders on with drawal were relayed by Sepretary Dulles Sees Flop Plorined^ Choose from coverall of the Army Bnicker.to MaJ. den. Part of Trip or waist band styles in Edwin A. Walker, commander of N avy Reports regular and extra BLOUSE the troope which have been en Plbt in Red ^large sizes. forcing a;fourt order for uitegra- Alôut Lima X" by Sybil tlon at Uttle Rock’s Central High ^ Cape Canaveral, Fla., 'Mfay c. School since last September. Talk M o ^ s A Polaris test vehid^ Eisenhower’s statement said; bursb^part with a brilliant Lima, P6)—A . Easy to care for,A joy "Since last September the fed shower of greets .Vice eral government has stationed Berlin,* May 8 {/P)—U.S. splash bf ..fire shortly after Presi(Jent Nixoir-ioday as he to.,wear! One of the -sMldlere at Ute Little > Rock' High takeoff today'but the Navy maityxe.xcitihg styles Secretary of State John Fos .sought to vi.sit San Marcos Sbhpol to prevent obstruction of ter . Dulles accused Russia announced that the/ocket be availaoTejn our Siwrts- the order* of the .U . 8. Dtetrict haved as expected. \ Uhiversity!s rector am4alk to TO wear Dept.'Sizes 32 to Court. today; of using disarmament students. One rock graz^the \ / "Since ClMuniiin&er recess starts The trim Lockheed htiSsile. 38. White only. talk as a gmokescreoh to "pro about 35 feet long, roared up bn touring Vice President’s n8c] t the CentraH|lgli School on May duce a world dominated by nd aliice theietwill be no fur- what appeared to be a perfect and another chipped the tooti \ ther'ytraseat need reikthe Ouarda- the military power of the take off at 11:36 a.m. of a member of Nixon’s party, men, lXha.vo directed iqey be re- Chinese-Soviet bloc.” It climbed vertically for 20 sec Jack Sherw()od. ■ First quality full fashioned rtyjons with He warned the West against onds, Then, just as it was about to Nixon then canceled his .visit, 'n ' / . $ ' leaa^ M; ‘ level off., a violent explosion oc » The newent styjes in "Follow lhgi^t daU I trudt^hat abamîng Ita nuclear deterrent saying it wits, obvious someone X plain or dark seams. Also sheer seamle^ ahid,# because of what*he', galled curred and the rocket appeared V a lu e s ,to . the mo8t w ai«d state, and toeuNqfDctals and to break In two. would-be badly htirt. if he ptersist- sens niU.aaaume raU respbnslbillt: a|l)iring Soviet promlseii. He ; de ed. He then paid a citU on nearby colore. White, blacItX clared Soviet failure to honor in- 'Burning Fiercely''' Catholic University to tklk to stu 11.15 Alba Career Sheers...... îîr 9 7 < 8Po b t s w y :a r d k p t . and duty for seeing'that the orders The two sections pouied but a $5.98 n avy, red, orange, of the federal court are not oby êriiallnnal pledges constitutes, a > J 5 - 'JK dent groups there. SECOND IXOOR grave bhÛcle, loowîwking out an twirtihg vapor trail as they 11.35 Alba'ôss Sheers . . , ^v^.pair $ 1 .0 9 lime, pink and ice. stmeted. spiraled downward. Both appeared Two' thousand students were as •.The faithful execution 'bCrthe eaat-weat'*ôi^. ' Saved and Happy to be burning fiercely. sembled as Nixon approached 40()- 11.35 Alba Seml^fervic^^rT... .pair $ 1 .0 9 responsibility will make uNjn- Deiiwâtratlan Falls Two minutes after the launch year*old San Marcos. The Univer necessary for the, federal/govertK Dulles made nia attack on the Hank Washington, .45, had .’good reason to be happy yesterday. ing, a w’hlte puff of smoke awelled sity Student Federation early this He flashed jthi huge grin after being rescued from a sewer cave No-Mend Sheer Nylons /• went to preserve the IntegHly of Kremlin in a speech/iellvered to up from the Atlantic some five morning adopted a resolution say j a i r .6 5 our judicial processes./ - \Yeet Berlin’s Parliaihent. Later in at Portland, Ore. v Rescuers, dug him out— unharnied—20 min- miles off the copst. Apparqptiy. ing Nixon was* unwelcome in Peru DaiighirSt Samplit \ ejn- tvpif- -to a question-, -While- he fibwôn to Paris -for-w-nieeting UtOB1'.'=.later,- “'-Washington -rewarded hi* -neeeueps by -taking them,- bhe'bf tli^ sectldns' had plummeted because "he Teprqserits -the plutor ’ ’Nb-Mend Seini Service pair $ 1 .3 5 House press secretary James C. of U.S'.'ambassadors. The ''-Cjotn- to a night baseball game where alt sat in box scats. (AP Photo^ into the ocean. , t cratlc and imperialist interests of O f Exelufiva Hagerty aald he did not know how munists in neighboring HUis't Ber faxi. "The breakup that occurred was 4he North American -goverpment.” Richard’s Semi Sheer...... pair $ 1 .0 0 many federal ivoopt atlll are on lin called fdr .demonstrations durX expected and the test appeared ’iTia.federation denied hi's visit any du^ in LUUwjteck. ing his 54-hoiir.atay .in West Ber normal." the N avyannounced student., sponsorship. ThO local Arkwright Sheer ...... pair 79g PRICE Militnary \ ‘The nuniber la .ûcb tmaller lin, but they fallbd to materialize. later. It declined to îve further press Identified the main backers of. the resolution )ui Communist, Charming dne of a kind. than it wa« when -tile troops took The East German party organ, details. Seamless Sheers ...... p.air 7 9 < to $ T .$ 0 / ovîntifgration duty last Septem- Neues Deutschland, kicked off the All thal was left to marie the tympathizers. ■ Xber; campaign for a demonstraUon un expeiimental rocket's short lived t had ' . . X-'. / ' - - Elseiihqwer . ordered- rûlsr der the 8logailrt."Cha4e Dupas out journej' were two fat vapor trails nt be- Creation Army tr i^ s and federalizea Na of Berlin." * shaped like question marks hang, nreps tional Guaraamen Into the area "Workers .wUI see to it that Oie last Walkout ing in a clear blue sky. ilence. /•. ‘American foreign mihistier learns If the test was a aucce^rit was shout-' by You knotcii a gift from^ (Continued - Sixteen) the true opinion of the city,” Neu- another atep toward preparing the e Vice New ee Deutschland said. The paper l^s Angeles, M»>’ 6 (A0-X6 laat-hour decision headed off a Polaris for its operational goal — rh'en a -phafged Dulles was flying here- to strike of 98i300 aircraft worfcegrs »et for last midnight. But a launching.' frpm a nuclear pow iC Adm ils^tarl stir up . oppdaition to a aunimU ered submariAe above or under the conference and create an atom iX the strike threajfhad Rof been ei“a4^ today. - \ SR&* - e HALE’S DOIIOil& DEP^^ *^ e Bqiaria la the Navy’s 1,600- Umbrella OTlRaeific N -T^ts war atmo^here. XÎnternatk^l Association of Ma^nists and United Auto MAJ. HOWAKD C. JOHNSON t Dulles flew into pommuniat en Wdrkera.agraaô continue talks •• mire balliaUc missile,' taller and rRACTlCAL HAND PRINTED FUAfCNEl».ÂCK PLASTIC Fashions circled West .Berlin direct from a with Cdnvair.TDpUglas Aircraft lighter than the present IRBM |n gh ths Perlcrest designs a WaahingtonX May 8 Thor or the Army Jupiter. . ' S2x52 $ M agreed to invite the Rassla'ns anew line just like that7*aaid' a union rd core in no-iron nylon tri yet low in price. Many ex e o u n ^ ’a long-heralded, nuclear official, ankpplng his fingers. j Newsmen were permitted to ob- TOWELS citing handles including im- test e«rlee in the pdclflc. X to create machinery'for safe, Strikers rieket ' serve a Polaris test launching at or Red-led students. \ cot . . . the froiit- ’ porta; straight or orook— controlled disarmament. With negotiations eonttnUjtig, Calls for'^Student'^Leade: 'i' $2.98 ,Ttie ABC g M terse conhm a- union members at Convair, Doug\ tIoSa range for the first time. The Air Force Jet Sets and-back ofjrhe l)o- APR^S$I.I9 / ^'Im g or shqrt handles. Bold tlott, but BO details, yesterday u lcr Duties called for dependable reporters and canleramen were NlxopTtept tslUi^ police Two p r e ^ patterns in Herala 'Ui plkid8. gay florals, .dramatic ,steps to reduce the prospect' of las and Horth American will be Ibekheed UiiltJationed s to p s radar tower about weya-'dlthr hlmt rDe>n*t jmsh, don't dice is pmtily or TOWELS 69c > Rep. Oiarleis O. Porter iD ^ re r .working without contracts; Their iented with ny several, «res«'nt / ___ ■ - wejippns which ^threatened human contracts expired at midnight. Th'tsPolaris, forerunner of a new dents: "I want to talk to your ir Terry Towels SSc- to 79c clean/h**^. wipe _them_ off, ...... clear; Uaat had. been touched off Pickets already had appeared at Martrtta. Ga., May 8 i/Pi—Union lon Igce and appli on.- April 28. ity wfth virtual extinction.” generatlolj of intermediate range New Altitude Mark leaders. Don't you want to hear ____ .Teny:Aprina‘IIi39 to |I.« . Lockheed 'Aircraft Corp. facilities ment^fl* ut the Lockheed Aircraft ■ que eihbroidcry . . . Porter,- wrie haa - just returned He warped against "confidence plant struck and organized ballUtic mtasiles. is a 3-atage mis- facts?’’ won’t lint, extra eJ»*orl>*nt, emart In mere Sdviet Communist prom at Marietta, Ca., when the strike ny solid fuels. Liquid Later at Catholic University he the lace repeated at color combination!./ to from the J*aclfic Proving Grounds, postponement Was announced. lines today after turning i ■**'P^'^?*’*** Washinglon.'May 8 {,Pi—The Air*-was prortded with the 479 engine, "CHATHAM" made the announcement while call- ises" and adda^: down a company offer for a new' j '* and every ounce of excess weight commented that those making the the hem. With shad- Lockhe^'s California divisi contract. ' , prwtlcal_ use aboaM< ship Force today officially claimed re most noise appeared to be "very reached a tentative agreu capture of the world altitude rec- was-eliminated to provide max o w - p r o 0 f handi (Contlnned on Page Sixteen) ’ (Continued on'Ppge Four) Hubert Gammon, representative The Navy intends'''to arm at old students. ’ WEDGE SH/tPED PILLO\ SUMMER WEIGHT with the lAM yesterdays T)je least 10 Albacore type atomic sub orc^'ilh a climb to 91,249 feet by imum takeoff and climbing speed White. Size.s: ^ o pf the imemational Aasociatipn of. Generally, the students at San „._^-X$3.98 Georgia plant is under g/îfferent marines with tlie ■ roiari^xfôh anT104A Starfighter. ' - to enqble thq Starfighter to get 4 4 . - ...... X — BLANKETS " " T Machipms (AFL-CIO). said most The Air Force said the altitê up in a> matter of Seconds to the Marcos .Were 'Metd 'pretty well In contract. sub would have 16 missiles abbatyd. check by police. A few got through The lAM and UAW contracts of the 2,000'workers on the swing It is expected the Polaris w mark, achieved yesterday p\'er allltu t^ used b y ' modern Jet RESt 'N BED rows Solid Color "Sundow n...... $3.98 expired at midnight local time, shift left the plant shortly after be operational by I960. Three of 'Îmdale, Calif., exceeded by/fnorc bombers. The .Starfighter was de to shake Nixon’s hand. The rocks came from the back of the crowd. X $8.98-1 ;9 8 Solid Color "Miami’’ ...... $4.98 Plants in FortyWorth, Tex., Colum the midnight strike deadline. . tlie new subs under 'construction thSn. two miles the level oL/8049Q veloped as a super speed inter Ike Blocks Retreat Some students carried jilacsrds, Mother Would Love a bus. Ohlo^Tulsa.. Okie.. Charlotte. A spokesman for Lockheed, will be ready about the same time. feettegistered only last Wyfck by a ceptor for one-man operation, but Mother, will loy^ one of these and Printed "Petal .Polka” ...... ’ $4.98 N;U, and Tucson, Ariz., would which employs 13,000 In its Geor Additional appropriations have FrenchX..^xperlmental / Trident it can be modified to hold a 2-man reading: "Go back Nixon" ’.’Shark” will use '-It io r .Years and years. been eartparked for developing two Isere-06. X .» / and "Liberty Albizu Campos.” Pointed “ Summer B o s e ...... $5.98 hs'/ejên affected by a walkout, gia division, said the plant would crew. (Continued on Page Ten) Choose frojirt chintz or sailcloth fab more nuclear craft. The Starfighter, . described by An official of the National Aero I Pedro Albizu Campos is ths Printed "Evensong’’ . i;,.. . . • $6.98 ndbills announcing the strike remain in operation. OIhrr.Ktyli's ami uiakei. ric. On Trade Policies Gammon .said 93:8 per cent of Targets anywhere In. the world Gen. Nathan T\vXing,'',chalrman of nautics Administration was at the Puerto Rican independence leader.) 13.98 to $5.98 lid been passed out at some SWEATER southern California ^plants. Con the 8.000 union membera voted to would be vulnerable to the Polaris the Joint Chiefs ofXlaffs. as "the Palmdale field of the Lockheed The question of whether to go to vair, Douglas and North American reject yesterday s offer by com because of its mobility, the Navy most advanced plahc of its Aircraft Corp. to check instru San Marcos had been under debate Make her happy with one of our Helen Waahington. May 8 £F)—Rebuf-dday to come up \^th suMested said they would' continue operat pany, said. type’ever developed." wyx.piloted ments sealed in the Starfighter's Harper cardigans. Select one froip our flng Democratic appeals for con changes ing. strike or hot' Gammon said the strike was The Polaris project is in the by Maj. Howard C. JohnsorV'47. of cockpit. The presence of the of- Bulletius ' rainbow of colors. A color for everyone. eestiona. the Eiabhhower tdminis- ’The President wants' a 5-year Commissioner Harry Malcom of called against working conditions. midst of a test program at the Air Novato, Calif., and KhoxvMi?, ficiai was required to determine, tration refused to budge today on extension of the M-year-old NeW the U. S. Mediation and Concilia The points in.the propo.sal which Force missile test center here. Tenn. -the achievement of an official rec- from the AP Wires • The finest of wonderspun orlon. Sizes the Preaident’s embattled recipro-: Deal Trade AgrpCnients Act, and tion Service said he suggested the A huge simulate — "Ine Suf atfaws; also plastic calf and abroaiL^ flight, was started at 12:4(1 a.m. Mrs. Uliara'B, Johnson, 2721 West or French purses. All with raised serious doubts over iU, fate pitch motion similar to that of lieith St.. Krtbxrille. ’Tenn. folk County grand, jdry today genuine leathers.— Alany Opposition has developed w-ithin • . X . 1 a sub. ■ arid completed 27 minutes later. Indicted New York radio' disk styles in new summer colors. change and picture compart.-' In^’ Congieis. However, talk per The F104A flics., on razor-'blade Johnson flew higher than any mente. sisted of a possible copapronilse. bdlh parties against further im- j jiK'key ..\laii Freed on a charge port tariff concession.s competi-1 Pleven Adinits (Continued on Page Ten) wings and is powei'cd by a Gen man who ever took off jn a plane of "inciting the onfawtul de Faced With mounting (’ongi-es- live to,American industry. eral Electric J79 jet engine. The from the Earth. Only an e.xpcri- $2.98 to $7,95 each $2.98 to $5.00 each slonal' pressures for a return to struction of .propert.v” during a - Also sizes 42 to 46 at $i5.9R.. Foreign Aid Cilta Urged ■wings’ leading edges are so sharp mental rocket plane ever ha.s ’gonc Itock ’n’ Roll’’ session at (he high tariff protectionist trade pol A miriorlty^.. report urging : Faihireq Coty Ihe.y arc covered with felt strips liighei', and it was launched high icies, Hoiiae- leaders late yester Bostiiii Arena last ‘Saturday s p o r t s w e a r ’ DEPT!—SECOND FLOOR drasticy cuts in’ Eisenhower’s for- ' when the craft is on the ground in the air from a mother plane'. night. • . . day called ' in administration eign aid program says "these tax to prevent inj’ui'j' to crewmen. The The pilot said the flight took spokesmen to find a saving coni- dollars , have purchased neither Calls Billieres News Tidbits wings measure only 7'... feet from him through temperatilrex lower promlse. friends nbr the-df.sired security.’’ Culled from AP Wires the fuselage to the tip.s wivlle the ihan 60 degrees Fahrenheit below LEBANON EDITOR SLAIN Rut after an hour-long confer zero. The statement was filed by four Pari.s. May 8 (4»»—Under fire for body Of the lance-shaped plane is Beirut, I.«hunon. Slay 8 (^ ht ence with' House Speaker Sam members of'the House Foreigir Af 54% feet 'long. He said he accelerated to maxi Rayburn of Texas, Secretary' of naming a cabinet lacking the par Editnx-iniblisher N'nsib Mafni, it' fairs Committee dissenting from Circuit Court jury in Carmi, 11,1. The Starfighter is the lightest mum speed, pulled into a hi.gh vehement up|>onent of the Le Commerce Weeks 'reported . "no ticipation. of leading figures. Rene angle climb and zoomed out into the group’s 22-5 vote approving a Pleven announced today he was returns directed verdict of acquit weight jet combat plane in the banese government’s pro-West ajfreement on anything." / $3.603.000.000 qid hiea.aure. tal, freeing mother and daughter U.S. Air Force -fleet. the thin atmo.sphejre to the peak ern pollcj'. rviia ussassinatfd to *'We sent Up, a bUl we believe in The majority headed by Com giving up his effort to ot'ganize the nation's 25th postwar cabinet'. on charge* of murdering Miss . The first experimental model ,at 91.249 feet. > , day a* he arrived at-home from ' i . . . . and we atilt want the bill.’’ mittee Chairman Thomas E. Mor- Betty Joiner of Hartford nearly was flown in ID.'if with a less his nenS|Ui|iar ofllce. A volley, of ‘ ;V- Pleven's decision was di.sclosed he announced afley the parley in by Catholic Popular Republican three years ago.. . Prince Philip powerful togine. Additional power (Continued on Paige Seventeen') I r ballets'struck him as he left . Rayburn’s office. (Continued on Page Sixteen) hidvemenl (MRP) leader Pierre calls off playing fields toyr after his car. The assassins escaped. ' Asked if that meant ,it was the Pfiimlin after a brief meeting with beirig mobbed in London like, a President’s bill or nothljig. Weeks Pleven this morning. Rock ‘n’ Roll idol by more than STRIKE DISORDER REPORTED Gold lufex sparkles on \ replied only that this was an iffy \ Pleven had received discouraging 2,000 shrieking schoolcliildren. .Marietta, tia., .May 8 (dV-Both this “ wRsh ’n wear” K question. Few GOP Seen'reports. from the Socialists, the Business recession can be re Governor Signs Bills company and Union spokeameh woven cotton. Sweet HANDMADE Milk GLASS But although' Weeks gave no in Radical Sociali.sts and the MRP. versed 'by passage of tijpe and reported disorder at plant gate* dications of yielding, both Ray He wenf to President Rene Ooty personal sacrifice, says WilHam A. tnda.V In‘a strike by the Inter- heart neck with swirl LACE EDGE PLATE X . burn and House Republican Leader For Ike’s BiUs this afternoon |to report his failure. McDonnell, new president of U.S. mitional .Association of Ma- ing tuck and gore Joseph Martin ,of Massachusetts He has done this twice before dur Chamber of Commerce. . . . Hou.se ' chinists against the Lockheed . . . Eleven-Inch plate. One o f Wjestmoreiand’a expected soon to pass compromise To Spend $2.8 Million .Aircraft Corp. Union spokesmen , skirt. Size.s: 12 to 20; ■ . A . indicated a compromise is possible. ■Washington, May 8 ( ^ —Presi ing the current 23-day-oId, crisis. ' eellectidn bf authentic Early A m ^can Milk Rayburn', veteran o f ; nearly a TTie longest prejdOu. i-risUi .(nUitary pay raise bill almed.nt en Tiatmed a company amprvtaor'a— 121'2 to 22',4- -Your Olaai reproductions. ______. .. dent-Elsenhower appears unlikniy couraging trained service person* car ran over a picket, bruialhg* choice of throe styles*. quarter; century of battljes "In'zop-' to find many Republicans cam 36 days. In 19M. Hartford, May 8 id’)—Governor.vwithout requiring them to meet Brunch Coat port o f reciprocal world Jtrade, an Coty Immediately called on Rone nel. to slay in armed forces. his leg. Company abiiircea re paigning for re-election this fall Residents of Kentiicky river Ribicoff today signed legislation the qualifications of the merit ported cars of worker* entering nounced grimly. I on the basis of support for his Billieres,' 47, a political moderate, calling for more than $2.8 million aysiem. For mother on her day. , - "W e’fb going to get a blU. We’ve towns brace for flood* as crest the plant were shaken up, some 'defehstf reorganization, foreign to, try to end the crisis. A member in state spending, biit vetoed a bill "They would pot be subject to got' to get a bill.*’ ' i ------of the Radical Socialists.. . Billieres of the rain-swollen Big Sandy tire* cut and cars scratched With aid and reciprocal trade programs. River swept downstream. .. Sen. which would have frozen in two compstltlve examination, a work nails. ------Rtrong GOP OppoalUon has been education minister in sev ing teat period or any other safe Although Elsenhow'er has indi Prescott Bush (R-Conn) dlsagrêa Republi(:an assistants to House But he also acknowledged that eral cabinets. a'nd Senate clerks. ' , guards of the Merit System Act." chances for the President's' pro cated their record on these pio- COVA KNUTSON H'ith Joseph. Rourke, secretary- ENVOY FILES PROTEST posa^ may determine whether he Pleven’s dedal.' i was s;it.',lfically The spending measures include House ■ Clerk' John Wassung. Port Au Prince, ffaitt. May 8 .'.r gram "didn’t Show up too well" In precipitated by the withdrawal treasurer oMhe. Connecticut State $1.2 mifiloh for a new Connecticut, Westport Republican, immediately a poll of the 232 House Democrats. tries'to aid individual congression Labor Council, on value of the area (jp:— |j..S. ' Amhassador Gerald al candidates,, pblitical leaders from his pro8peclf\'e cabihet of Law School, building lii Hartford criticized the Governor as being- In- Drew vigorously protested to the Reports Indicated'little more than three RadicaT Socialist nlembe'rs. redevelopment bill as anti-reces and $500,000 for strengthening and consiatentr. He said that Ribicoff A Brunch Coat in eyerglaze qotton that ofte-thlrd of them would back the generally expect economic condi R^p. knutsoii Tolid sion measure. Haiti Forcigp .Ministry today tions to become the prime issue. That parly voted i.nanimously tO' lengthening runways at Bradley In 1957 signed sUhilar legislation heax-y firing on hit official res Ready To MILK GLASS . requires little or Ao ltpning ^crease-reeist- programs aa it Is. Strong Repub, Pravda fires Its second broadside vvlUch froze in two Dehiocrata in ant too. A' joy to wear! Sizes 12-20; pinH $i:.95 Sen. George D, Aiken (R-Vt)' withdraw Its- ministers because Not to Run Again Field; The federal government will idence last night by unidentllljNl llcan opposition also has become 55'ear Dept. Pleven’s^ government w'ouKl be ■x of the week iq Moscow qt Presi match the latter sum. . - , the leglslqUve commissioner’ll" of liersons. IJrew, hia xvlfe and their Second Floor PANSY BASKET or blue. * ' apparent. said that' despite the President's dent Tito’s' 'VUgoalav Communist emphasis on national programs, he I'rinorit.v' group “paralyzed from Another bill provide,* for recon- fice: , two grandsons xvere not Injuredi. We have many other styles to choose from in our ROBB • 'Martin reported “ the admin the beginning by internal contra- Oklee.. Minn..' May 8 (/P) - - The Party, again using foreign com sti-uction of Route 8 from just Wassung said the veto'means Sxbuisite milk glass basket in pan- istration Is standing on its original thinks most''GOP candidates and ment- for ammunition .. . Federal that the 1969 legislature may start 1.1 Useful for sweetmeats, nuta, - DEPARTMENT!, Second Floor. , ■ their Democratic opponehts will dlctionsi.” huabaniL of Rep. Ooya Knutson south of Torrington to. the Mas HITS S l’MMIT TALKS bill, but it doesn’t look like' we 'Sixteen hours Of painful parlia (D-MimA said today he had asked Court hearing set for next Tuesday sachusetts line. "without one experienced worker .preserves.' .) ' • * Xi -, can get the blli through.” “ campaign on their claims of what Durham, N.Hh May 8 (AF— mentary horse-trading went Into Ws wifo r.ot to run for-"a third on charges of unfair labor prac The governor’s inlUal vfeto of in the clerks’ office. This would Fonne'r Secretary of State Dean Then he added, ."There might be they can d o .fo r their state* or tices by the General Electric Co. mean a' reversion to the Old system .....® ■' districts.” ■ the’ list of ministers. The main term in Congress. special session legi.slation was on Acheson said today a* summit a compromise.” battle' raged '‘ around Pleven’s In a statement Andrew Knutson against striking unjon at its a bill to give- permanent job that marked the beginning of each Meeting •vith Rayburn,- Martin “It, sc.m s' to me that it iq al- session when , . all the political confereace new would b# unnec- V choice for minister of defense, who said that "since her election four Bridgeport plant. status to two West Hartford wom sqry. undesirable and dangerous. and jVeeks wefe Undersedretary of pioat ihevitable business conditions 'Uhtted Styles and the aixâtlou appointees Iqdked at each other will' be better next fall than, they directs the Algerian war'. ' years ago our hmoe life .has de en—Mrs. Lucille M. Dow qnd Mrs. In any event, he aaidj Presldeat CORP. State (3. Douglas Dillon and Rep. teriorated to. the extent that it la European Atomic Energy Com Anita St-.,Clair, who had beeit in wonder, and asked just h o^ we WllbUr d : Mills (D-Ark), chair are how," Aiken said! "If they I Pleven finally, settled on Andre g o ' about keeping (he t^>ords of Elsenhower should atay away Morice, leader of a Mghtist aplln- practically fionâtent;" \ munity agree on the draft of an serving on a year-round capacity from future International meet- ■>rT- MAiicHiem CoHH. ; man of the House Ways arid Means' aren’t. Republicans are going to •grMment aimed at developing since 1 9 ^ Thb job pays around the general aasembly.'^’ Committee which is charged with b« in trouble." ' tar group who has'heert daquuul- R«p. Knutson Waa not avallabla lBgn,wlth the RMselaBs. Aebeaoa Show’n above are-Just two of the many Westmoreland'Milk Glass reproductions you’ll CpRNlER'Il/lAlN and OAK STREETS -InE a tot^har SgM agminai tha for oommant. Btainlc power -in weatem- Europe $5,000. Among bllli-stkBed into law to And In HaloW-Houaewarea,Department — ------jr- - : wrlttog an acceptable trade blU. — Aiken (Mid -thet despite Elaene day Yrera.Hi(>e« which'would;' •aid. ‘“tbo PreeMoBt ehoeM havo hower'e eflorta to etir’up populer Algerian rebeii. ' _ ' , "I -want to have the hapjpjr booia '. .TForty ‘ Socialist msmbers of RibI(ioff Sksaailed itii* teglsUtidA another repreqeatntive." Mill* on ‘Tueaday broke off eom- that wa anjoyad for many lyaare Didlh Parliament form new party as ajrtsndlng "to csrUln-Mmicai- it Connactleut to give aaaa- . tnuJ# lei ■ jnelTconJ . Whan MorlOe artrvtd as dalanaa and right of way to the foimer State DepartBseal eMifl meral'::Mtoietef 'IqjDw' BoBigaeiiMaiienury, KAutaon a*, prelude to (Hspifcrlpg Coasmne- ly appointed employes tenure'pro- talauee to give time n 'T liie ‘*e"i«»W '«M»o#lWe« te teel...... les sursanlBK thal^.t .1., eat eoflae form e< compromise, profeei Of 'the merit eyai ea Page gev* ti|e edmlnlstratlon until Itqa- .(tleal le a n w e l » V .(OaattMiei ea M ge Tao) (OaatIWMd ea F egf 8 »»aataea)4 lllaietar Nehni’ a Congraia FArty. ■

a ’ i -' ■• - ,i - ■-■■ ■ u.i. ■., V. ' ■ ;. • A- V ■■ ,■ - -., ■ ■■ ■ I -■ ■ ■■ •; ■■ T .V-. ',/■■■• ■ -■ . • ■■ ^ M P A d S TWO I4ANCHESTER EVENtNO'HE r ALD, MANCHESTRR>^NN, THURSDAY, MAY 8ri968 ’ y -V MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD, MANCiIe STER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 8» 1968 PAGE T H R S i nskihs 'giysQ to Douglas .Ubraty a* a me. by hla office up to'" --•S'- , JriU be used for th* group’s pledge opened a mock wedding was “deeld* for Cfiriet’' vNre 2M. It deadline for licenling. Hebron tnorliu hook in memory of the lata enacted. Graham to Speak was hla KMh sermon ID the 16,80(^ Boltoh Mr*. Everett G, Lord of Hebron, C o v i to the new a ^ tid it to the ;♦«'•* Frieds, Relatives nel licenses were Issued. •T-O^N-I-G-H^ * 9 p.m. till 1 p.im* Aflae gapiui was the guest at an seat auditorium. « Lione Dance Tomorrow Who was herself an authority on o n Graham denounced ma'tsriallMn Local Lions anticipate' a Mttquea and owned an outstanding Flret Congrtgatlonal Fete Miss Sapita other ml*oellan*oua,*how*r recent To Service Clubs Mrs^Dimock ibrai^ W alk Church Sufiday School Choir will ly given by'Mlee>'eggy Sapita and and covetousness. He said that- in crowd at their annual spring dance toUecUoh. ., aners Announced cluded .VofVer-IndnIgence in-every Days tomorrow at the Rainbow Club. Birds’ Egga Abound rehearse from 8:80 p.m. t o -7:30 Jdisa Pntriida A. 8apltn,‘ 89) Bie- Mrs. fftella Cote at which there^ ' San Pranclabo, May 8 (P)--Xvan-. p.m. tomorrow' -at. Kingsbury thing . . . too.: -uch food, too, much Nights S U 5 n . * £ f L Tickets are being sold throughout Another bird's egg ha* been SIGNAL V / rm QUEKM a if’ St., va* honored with a miscel were’ho relatives and frienda. gelist Billy Graham oroasad Ban lir S la te d HAS Cn,BAR aMUiKlNO . W rEATCBlNG OVTSTANDINa dAJ® FEH80NAI House. It will take p irt In the, She will ba married at St. James’ drink, too little e eep . . . too much ' TEU tn S-«488 . T o L e a d S a le the community by Lion* and may found by Uje Hebron correspondent By TJfV if Baseball Leagues Francisco Bay today for a noon By Alfred SheliiwoM , vBlaaiabla 10:45 a-m. worship service* of tke laneous shower given by Mrs. Eve- Chtirch May IT to Kenneth. H. Cote, ■*ex." be obtained at the door. Proceed* to thhvHerald. This makes three, time eerviee At Oakland's Scottish. He condemned "Women who do from the event, for which Tony Those ad»o haw^ iMeil worrying lying dH;Mtly- in the path to the Good players have .a horroti- I,:., — , ■ .7 > “X- church Sunday. Mother’* ,-Day, l>7i B. Esposito and attended by 80' of kkiat Hartford. Of Geraniufhs A K ^ 9 « romniy’’ Ramitla Ttam manaters of OovenWyfhaaard eondlUon In thist pftvaU Mrs. Albert McLain 1* dlrpctor. ' Rite Auditorium with Rotariisni not' have to work wrho neglect their O'Bright's orchestra will. plajS ■will about the brOwnstohe Walk lead^ post office, all, apparently robin’s about sfgnaUng with v*i^ high V I 5 ON TRUMPET FROM EltE'^StAVEN' of her cifflce aeeociatea of Plax and Kiwaniani. children.” . support Lions project*. eggs, thouM first one looked cards. If you use a highxmrd.' Bueball As*n„ Inc. have dovolopmant which-18'affecting res All Church School^jlupll* are Corp. Mlaa Sapi-H waa presented ing to the Douglas U braf^ which ♦ A q I • - Come Stag VIor masaapDrag'to *w the UveUsst S p o t> Towfil------— • . Si1pi<;îie Cm|^ Sub Weight Oakland Mayor Clifford ,Riahiell '' Graham, has drawn,165,000 per- SHOP BY TELEPHONE . Mri. Richard F.. Dimock of Bulletin Board 'slightly offfh^ usual pattern'. Pick- for a signal, you can't uge It la ident* in the area. The owner Invfted to Join the choir, which will has been partiaOy buried by'gra'vel .named by Chalrtbari Robert Involved a'ili be inairucted to take a corsage of earnation* and wi* also hat invited GrtJiam tu conduct *ohs to his meetings' so far .and • Dlmdck Lane ii chairman in the Wesley Choir of United Metho Ing theseX eggs is a pleasing to take a trick. For Jhls WIST ’ also sing at th* Children’s Day MI 9.4S8S / m MIKE fhoqx rtmedtal; action within 15 daya .to exercises June. 8; seated under a blue umbrella filled New London — The uae of aiU- an outdoor rally In Oakland eome- UiSre have beer. 5,070 “decisions Prompt, Free DeHviiy . Manchester-Bolton area for U»e dist Church will rehearse tomor thrown oq top, will be relieved variation' fromXhe customary task son a good player never A 7 3 SkS with confetti and balloons. A buffet cone-iniutated motoniNMiAhled de- tlrae before he conrludea his Bay tor Oiftst." . ; annual geranium aale of the Chil* row at 3ti5 p.m. learn that First Selectman W. 3. atherlng u p ^ e roadside Utter. with the queen of a atilt tuilim ht a K9 6 3 a 10S742 For tMMteiBrican League they correct the condition. The com-. ^ BTANKO’S: OAK GBMLLi plalnÂtaiee two lot* contain stag Mahcheaier Evening, Herald luncheon was'served. The , center- signera of thd atomlc-nowered sub Area crusade June 8. • dreh'i Servlcee of Connecticut. Electronics Unlimited will see a .Porter iutys it ls going to bo fixed l(e^ .:it up, blrdsVWe don't mind. means one veiv dafUilte Hung. ♦ 65? ♦ K 4 2 turn Robert L\^lAeheur, Whit* I OAK 8T„ M ^C H E STE B —NO COVER, NO MINIMUM nant-'water creating a breeding, Coventry correepondent, Mrs. F. piece to" th# buffe we. ' 8-tier marine Seawolf- to^ iedu ce^ e to- drahanv addressed a crowd of Memphis— Nearly three fourths NORTH END Proceed* of the sale are ueed program of movies at It* meeting up Slid put into good shape &a soon Robert' Bqilow West opanM-the clubs, A A K 8 3r A QI 94 Eor; Alexia R .D O )îl*, Indiana; taU motor weight by 25 per bqnt, 14.200 at the Cow Palace last of all the fiber consumed In the lefnorrow at 8 in the CD- place for mosquitoes end flies. PMiltne Little, telephone Pilgrim shower cake made hy Mr*. Edith SHARMACY ; for the work of the organlaation. as he can get about it. ^ The body-vf Robert Bollow, fof- and B M tp rop a rfy/p T a ya d • the B. Hawley. After the gift* were or 4 ^ tons. night. Answering his appeal to United States is cotton. ‘ It* major project* include a**i*t> 'shelter at the elementary school. This walk was.laid quite a.num mer Hebron>c|ident.Vaa brought queen. YlUs a lg w moans, “ Con- ^ A A QJ 8 4 2 la James Loyxtm, Sox; and As requested by the Health 2.8281, . ance to unwed mothers, adoption^, Theory class will meet at 6:30 p.m. ber of ■'years ago by a local dra- here for buriar'Mfednesday In St. UnuCj^JIn suit p y leading a low W A ® THE VERY BEST IH PIZZA WlUiaa Nye Jr., Y Board, the Board ,of Selectmen, ha* ■ând care of children from broken The Grange expects to initiate a ♦ 10 9 7 EnJoyHMere—OrJWade Ready To Take Ont taken appropriate action regarding ma.Ut club, headed by Mrs. Anne Peter’s Cemetery. IJomnnttal, rites For, the National proper covering of garbdge collec homes. Orders for the plant* arc class of 22 candidates in the first C^_OJlbert, yô saw to the order were conducted at the-iâve at wUI besfyidant that a player ^ A 7 2 FOB QEIOK »**FJCE c a u l i n 9-8im are George H. Oour, Braves; /EasNk ..Wsst, Narii East tion truck* In town. being taken by Mrs. Paiil Willey and second degrees at ita meeting in g and transportation o f the flag 1 p.m. by the Rev. Dowlas E, Should not/aigniu. with the queen Burdick; Dodgers;’Herman "Jake' 1 A Tat* 2 ♦ Fata A special meeting o f the Health of Hebron Rd.. Mrs. iCImer Weden tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Copr- ■tones, and the. dramatic cldb paid .Pimm. when Uo/haa Q-x. A corttlhuatlonl', 780 Up w . L e O «^ Fhiltlee; and Robert F. munity Hall. Ellington Orange Pass 3 A Fast • i v n r Boirtd will he held; at 8 p.m.' Mey of Keeney Dr., antf Mrs. Dlmock. for it by gi'vlng shows; The walk " -The deceased died S u n d a y ^ with a4ow card will allow the Past Pass Fast ' lindbom. Giants. The deadline U.-fAay 17. will perform the degree woyk. Lo ^ e g u to make a trick , that i t 15 Af'Uie Tqwh Office Building to has been in poor shape for some Masonic Home in Ttpp**li N.Y. O ^ B | lead AK FOr' the Inter-TDvrn' Leagued care numerous romplslnt* A choice of Colors in red, white, cal Judging in the national sewing time, l.vlng partly under water Mrs. Bollow,. wife of deceased tnp5^ not entitled to. The queen tliey are Anthony T, Chulada and ■almon-pink ‘ or pink, is available. contest will also be done tomorrow which wksûnabie to fit Into the part of the year, caused by chang died about 21 years. «gp. A daugh o u itl.^ played only when the X William Belekwici Agenda of it* rgront meeting. The plants may be picked up at night. ter, Mrs, Gladys. Pblesak, llves-li 'player nka.ê aingleton queen (in after the diamonda. East wins a These men should be eentacted es in the through road trick with the king of diamonda, X Chairman J(t)lubN F. Chappeile the hofne of Mrs.’ Douglas Roberts Sel. Porter spya the flagstones Norwalk, / which casevia haa no choice), or ^ If'tfasre la any question regarding on Vernon Rd., on May 23 (wd 24. Advertisement—.^ iêrsonal Note when he haa the jack to back up but it la too late for him to lead a states that Gronbarit. as deputy When Buying or Selling Bolton will be exhumed and placed on tryouta, or ■ woa’heC conditions sanltiirian, has hadI lo'Mjeny per- Mrs. Laurier F. DcMars of Cov Horaqe'W , Sellers, one of the hla, queen. heart. South takes the act of which might not permit games he- entry. a former local resident, 1* Property call Lawrence F. Fiano, top of the gravel instead o f being heart*.and discards his Mat heart; mission fqr lanitory or Aewerege buried hnder It. It will improve singers In the Nayaug Male In thia caae, Easriiad the lag played.>- Each mahager, with^ gro\^ng the 2,500 geraniums the Broker. Phone MI fi-5910..,'. . of clubs. It could cost rni -dummy'* fourth diamond. instaUstions in several instances the looks of the town for its 250th Ghoriis of GlaslOnhurjyîll sing the estception ^ Anthony T„ Chu where building permit* have been Society hopes., to sell this year. 'm the concert "‘ to presented to drop the queen.. Quite (h econ - . < '^Dalljr Qliestiea Hoot to Assessors Adyertleement— ' anniversary tn July. W lada, l« listed in the Coventry tele nante(L by Agent P, .Raymond^ Saturday at the Glastonbury High trary, for the atgnal led to the1>*.at Pwtnar bid* one spade, and the CLOSED MIDWEEK phone directory. CSiulsd* is listed Bolton's assessors were hosts to , People who know are awltching School Open House Set - next player paaaea You hold: B'oga, According to him. Gran- SATURDAY School. Sellers liy n first bass' in defense.; * Fri. thru Sum LADIES- Start Titw the mofithly meeting of the Hart» to Safeco, the quality car Insur “ Open House” is planned for de—10 9 8 2, Heart— 8 6. Dia- In the Willlmantie directory, back ha# no *uthority''to'gr*nt any May 14. at the Reônal High the 38-member yng. Gay City. ket. 'V Walkar _ __ teaches Sunday School at that resumed publication'of an honor Taktngârt as readers were; I III Pint Bis Xaltaa Flelar* Trj'ouj* for Intet-Wwn league ■ church. . She la a former Girl roll a week ago, the names of sev view school in Ellington. At this Miss Jeim Simons, Mise Beverly *‘FOBT DOBBS” basebsll team. Svp.m., lower field eral Bolton student* were listed. time local phyalclana will give the Highly Roeofflinandscl! Scout. She is Btud>1ng for a al Roberuon School; Provisional Griffin; Miss Marjorie Bowen, Mrs. Flat Daaa StockwaU la career in teaching. High honors, requiring no less remaining supply of Salk polio Mai9 Porter, Mr*. Lydia Simona, “ THE CABLESS YF.ABS" League of Women ’Voters board of WHILE THEY LAST... I ^far-da»4aaa(8Eat*f B R U fE ’IN rUrk Gobi* Kirk Daaslaa Legtnnnalreii Start Clean-up directors, 10 s m., home of Mrs. than a B in all subjects and an A vaccine to persons through the ege Doris Fish, Miss Clara Elllx, Dorii Day Kalsh Naakar Thrill Ranarr Taajagara In half of all full credit, subject*, of 40 years. The third, inocule- Oar Camplrla The Board of Health has been Charles W. St'rant'.'pfesfdent; Ex iss Elaine Hills, M. Arthur Keefe adviaed by Commander Charles went to Raymond Borst, Andrea tlon, due after aeven and-Ronald Miner. MAN5FIELD ’Ttociitr's "Pathi of abAW at plorer Scout Post 65. at" 8 p.m.. T W O T O c u s t o m e r Paggioli, Irene Valenti, Diane should bo obtained from er st jm t¥tut*04Mrt0 tf dark Raisch of the Coventry American Pond Hill School; set-bsTck card A . A spiritual, ‘.'There Is a Balm of -Legion Post that'lto members'hava Mather. Carol West. Carol Genta, physicians. hit.0rder to insui Gilead,” wa*.. sung-by Mlse Jean F « t " Glory’’ party, ■ 8"-pr.mr, ‘Legion Unda Olmsted, David Roberts, munisatlon,Vapokeamen say Simons, Miss Jean Gagne, Miss NOW! ENDS SUN ÂY^ Al * ;» ' S;S*.1*:1* atarted eJeaning up their jirlvate home; social, 8 p.m^ Nathan Hale Marilyn Roee and Mary Thonip- Pebplt .wiahing to atte.... Marjorie Bowen and Mrs. Maty properties in connection,A(lth th* Communitv Center; Trial Justice SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! forthcoming “ BeauU^'. Coventry Court, 'f:30 p.m., Robertson son. May 14 clinic should call the Rock- Porter, accompanied by Mrs. Lydia . ADMISSION 90c viUe Public Health Nprathg Asan. Simons on the piano. Week" set tor May 17 through School; Little Sclasors 4-H. 3.n.m., 'Named for straight honor roll. // 4 / May 24. . In which B grades are auffieient, office ae soon as ixnlMbtc even if Following the meeting refresh home o f Hazel Little, junior le they were r ^ e tp iM for the first ments and dancing were enjoyed by Video Everyday Officials (>( the board state the were Robert Casselle and lihda community. Cooperation and Inter- | Rummage Sale Sel H. Smith. ., I clinic. Calls ymay be made be all. » All Rights Reserved— tween 0 a.nênd 12 noon end At the next meeting, Jime 1, A Treat for Mother! cat in tljiii'week's program Is most; The Women's Auxiliary to Cov- Attends State Conference H, X. DIckensoa A O s lae. enrouraging, i entry Volunteer Nîre Aasn. will Renato Cocconi, prosecutor of from 1 to tr p.m.^ Monday through each member 1* asked to bring a dessert product in observance of The Health Board has submit-i have a nimmage sale froiii, 10 a.m; the local Trial Justice Court, at Friday aim fi a.m. to 12 noon on „toa an ordinance to the Board o f ' to 2 p.m. May 17 HBIUHTEB OAV - KARDS. KOSTUMES, KAKES der. Mrs. George. Pearl. Mrs. Louis 8e* This Week’s Big t 1) THKATKB GA'f 00 SHOW! ( S) AXEBICAM BANOSTA.N'O • PRKMIUM GRADS ShirOki, Mrs. John Fabian. Mrs, NOW! UUKEh FOB A DAk Eastcni Star Cord Party Louis'. Cantor, Mrs. T.ale Cantor, Tha good, clean show of ike ’" " " w . i B S (4*> OFEN aOCSE FUELOILS Mrs. Melvin Cantor, Mr^, Milton s {vih ; ■ M -s m-VANCi* E v t. , ^ y Z n o o n t o » P-*" 4.-IS (lS-4*> 8ECBET 8TOBF . Friday, May 9, 8 p.m. 4:M (ISi KDOK Ok MOUT Land. Mrs. Saul >hei, Mch,Harry I S> BA.VGEB ANDY MASpNIC TEMPLE Shapera, Mrs. Maurice Miller^Mrs. Big Mother’s Day Program V (IS) BANDSTAND WYMAN’S They're H Values! Herman Frey and Mrs. Rachael iMARK) LANZA. Glfta tor All! X f o r 4:4* (tt-SSi MDDKB.N KOMANCES IJ^NATION 75 <;;eaU *;** ( S) FMSH GOBDON Schwarts. Y -5 Seven Hills of Rome 1 ^ ’ I S) WOODY WOODPECKEB OIL COMFANY/ / ■99c Children's Special I ISI I LED THBEE LIVE* 24 MAIN ST,—TEL. Mli-1808., Manchester Evening Herald 1 ^ 0 RASCEL* MAffiSA ALLAStO, ini THE; riKST show \ (III (OMED\ TI.Mt. GREEN STAMPS/ Ellington cerreepondeht, Mr*. O. F. êflCBE C0S1H-..M-— . I Mother’s Pay Special: 1 (4*1 POFEYE Rerr, telephone TReraent 6-9818. A dellctniia tenderloin S'YEAK (Ml fe ati'kk movie MEN’S WASHABLE mOGFST FU M IN dinner with all the extras plus l;M ( II UABTOON EXPRESS (33-3*ij[KNMESSEB iN ia ( *1 MICKEY MOt'NE CLUB fo bd jih oh ______not LV WOOLS HISTORY' our family Sunday show. Fill THE BIO BHOW------• OVral: Jai. Forror ST. 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door eahtbit June 14 on the fence ing plot against' freedom," DullfS , Rockville-Vernon i t Rockville labile Library. Armed with Answers declared; St. Bsmard’a Meia.: Dulles Sees DuUes reaffirmed the western' WINDOW SHADCS A Special meeting' of 8L Ber-, Big Three pledge to r n ^ < l "kny nard's Men's Club will be held- .to- attack against Berlin from any ic m wilAiiNG > N E .s a Olebii, Welles Endorse Move mbrrow at 8 p.m. in St. Benianl'a Martin to Hold Glass qsarter as an attack upon their all following the May devotioriS. P lot in foreee and qpon thcmselvea.” . - INTERSTATE CLEANTEX ' Al returns from the commun- .He deelareid: ‘T am glad, on be #41 2 E Mada to Ordw. . For Public.Housing Authority icinNDreakfast should* be msde air half of my government and with ^dt***' With tour RsBon this meeting. Other important On Water Financing T a lk M o v es the exprase authority of Pfesident Kindergarten Reglsttatton business' will be transacted. Etaeidiowar, again to reaffirm ' FUU; UNB OF CCBTOM Mayor H«rm*n <5. Olson andt here today that declaration.”,, 8«cond SalecUnaH' FranWin G. A total of 283 children, were IIVSA Elects General Manager. Richard-Mar (Ooptiiiosg frsai fags Om ) registered yestkrday for kinder The Rural Vetnon' School Assn, The Secretary accused Soviet VENETIAN lUNDS WellM told "Uis Community Coun tin will hold a claas op Water and leaders of evading the 1966 Qeneva: cil for Senior (au«*ng last ni*rht garten in September. Sdperlnteb- recently elected officers for the Sewer Department finances In the "the Soviet government |s at You are Ccirdalbjnvjt^ Tj^ FafeoneSuit summit pledge to carry out r|r- that they personally favor the dent of Schools .Biymohd E, coming year. Municipal Building hearing room Ramadell said M t is 23 rtidre 'They are: .President, Mrs. Jo tempting by every act of propa unification of Germany by means E.JU0HNS0N creatioh of pubHc houslny authori a' 8 o'clocfa Tuesday night. But ganda to compel the abandonment of free elections. He predined that ties. than register last year at this seph Bray Jr.; first vice president) chances are he villi b4 an Instruc Asks $150,000 •'time, and,îm>re are expected to Mrs. Brnegt Kunz; second vice of (our idilltary deterrent) shield. some day the Ruaslana will reyerae ■ Mayor Olson said he anticipates tor without a class. their stand and ggfee to the ri>- FAINT GOa passage of a resolution creating reglstep-during the summer. president, Mrs. Edwin Tuxbury; He offered to explain the finan It claima that those who ciaate MANY OUTSTANDING j^tratlon at each schcrol .was, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Sebastiano B. "Billy" Falcone, uniflcatlon of Getinany in freedom. an suthority. at the Coipmon t^ a s t, 96; Vernon Center,. 129; cial, operations of the dep'artments 60, of Vernon, has initiated a $150,- that shield are ‘aggresaivs group "I recall the sober meeting here 728 Maiii S t, TeL Ml 9-4501 J.M Council meeting Monday. y. Douglas Hayfes;" recording^ secr4- last 'Tuesday, in the midst- of ->v.' and Maple St., 69. The present kin lary, Mrs. Donald Freeman;- and 000 civil suit against a Union PL ings.’ It clatma that those who seek of'1964 when the Soviet delegation Welles Indicated that the it^mr dergarten registration is 304, Board . of Directotiv' public h i r adamantly opposed both the libera could be brought before a^>Own treasurer, Robert Tuckejr. ing on a 823,500 transfer betwrieen man and his tsenags son -whose only defense should' prove It by about 14 more than registered at Five district representailves renouncing all but Inferior woap- tion of Austria hnd the reimlficii- ■ ^ 4 meeting soon. / this time a year ago. w ater Department. acoounU. car hljf and critically injured the tlon-of Germany. It was agreed that' housing were elected as* follows: Ogden's The proposed tr'anafer brought MIS, leaving modem weapons to ba June Town Meeting. Main-St. cobbler here In March. "But In 19W the grivlet Union authorities should .he established Comers, Mrs. Clement Watson; forth a variety of questions on a .monopoly of those who have a suddenly decided to liberate Aus ^ SAFETY-TESTED In both the city, and _tlie town_be^ The Selectmen are planning to. Vernon Depot, Mrs; Jan Stillbach; Water and Sewer Department fl- About 9 p.m. on March 18, the triqgicaliy jbng record of expan' cac-driyeii^ Walter E. TopUff. tria. - cause it ' la not known in which ■c»ll~T _ ■* Taicottvnie, Mrs. Chester Rau; nîces from Dr. A. B T Moran and akxtJiiy. the m o of vlolenco. : 'Tt ahowi that we need TWt de which voters would be asked to de Dohsonvllle, .Mrs. S. A. Ekliind; to, the soif of Harold A. Topllff 'But wrhen we try to make It locality land will be found for the cide whether they want to dlsco.pi former Director Helen Fitzpatrick. spair for Germany and for BÎin. SPECIALS pioposed housing' project. A hous and Vernori Center, Mrs. Gordon Dr. Moran and Mrs. Fltzoatrick of'''54 yiuon PL, hit Falcone as poaalble to revise them on the Tne day will come when, prqbebly V ' ' linue the five per cent discount al Friedrich. The group will meet ha Walked acroes Main St. In front ing authority must be established lowed on early payment of town had also airi'7 WT. Main St., termine the merits of rock 'n' roll,’. -Union PL The Mancheater-Hxrt- ly ilHll be' a cb'ntfmilhg state' fuhe-”* for operation -of. the-conceBBloB- for- telephone T?lteiB«Hi4‘yglJ6{— ;jolm(Rm said;" in'-explatnlr^- thw- ford- ,law.lllrm,- of- BuUar,. Vol. A U , WORR'fiUARANlXEO tlon.” the 10-Week season must be sub ^ , the proper use of .police powers Garrity and Sacco ia rSpreaentli F o r freeestimates C sH H I3 -«M NOTOR SALES ■Cp" The Community Couhcil accept mltted by May 15. was the only iasu' before the court. Falcone in the suit. Your l 4M>al OldamoMIe and ed by-laWs which call for a 11-mem Canteen Directors Named Annual Retreat Freed, a New York dla*- jockey, Goliath Dealer ber Board of Direr ors and atapd- A Board of Directors top the appeared In person to appeal for 147,600,000 PRINTS 0 » r FUJB DeMaio Brothers Ing committees for membershipr Teen Canteen was named 'at a a temporary injunction against the Washington — At the start of 612 WEST CENTER 8 X. finance, publicity, program and meeting this-week. Sei May 23-25 ban. 1958 the files of the''-jrederml ...SERVINO THE MANCHESTER AREA (HNGB 1920 Telephone M I 9-8427 nominating olHccn. The next meet Named were: James McCrystal, Bureau of Investigation con THOUSANDS ^PÂTISFIED CUSTOMERS Janet Dresser, Robert Terry, Freed returned last night.tO'his tained 147,600,00 sets of finger Open Even. T ill 9 —Sat. TUI S ing will be heW June 3. . The annual retreat fbr men of New York City home as.h& show Elaine Bentley, Nancy Murphy, Manchester will be held. May 23- prints. \ Electrical School ^Carol Neff, Wendy Warren, Vir opened in Providence, R,..!.,.under Kmest ÎcNeill of Manchester, 25 at the Holy Family ReJbeat police superririon_;bef re a crowd ginia kuhnly, Ju(iy- Taskulka and House In Farmington. , electrical inspector, will conduct Ronald Terry. \ of 3,000 at Rhode laland Audito ~ X - an elecitrical school, session May About 150 yearly attend the re rium. The hetise seats 6,000. The officers will slso servbson treat. President' HMward O'Brien, 19 for licensed and unlicensed elec the Board of Director's. They am; The disc Jockey said, later the tricians. 268 Autumn St„ may be contacted show-would play tor orrow in H,r- Ronald Gessay aftd. Florence for - reservations. SOUND iCONMTION ARD The school is sponsored by the Blinn. co-prealdents; Norine .Zahn- shey. Pa., and then disband. A ______UNTIL 9 P.M; - Rockville Buildiitg Department scheduled appeatance at the New and will be held from 7:30 to 10 er, secreta^: and Pamela May^ treaaurer.' Eggheads to Blame ark, N. J. Natloiial-Guard Armory MODERNIZE YOUR HOME There’s • great thrill In More 7or yoo when you come to our grand p.m. In City Court room, McNrtll Saturday night was canceled by opening. Yen’ll know the Joy of discovering for yourself the Furniture will Inform cohlfaCtobs and 'elec ■ .... Pteture-Of-Month Two pictures-of-the-month were St. Louis, May 8 (/P>—President the New” Jeriniy NatlMltal ■'Guard. and Appliance' store that is created. deslgnM and dedicated t.n a better tricians of the city's requirements Abram Sachar.of Bjrandeis Univer stiuutard of living fbr you an() your family. 7'oil'll kiiow’ the joy of In electrical work. selected by the Tolland County WITH FORESTONE \ oelectisF inerrh^'dlse by reputablf manufacturera . . at the greatest Tax Interest Charged Art Assn, for exhibition during sity says intellectuals. are largely Find Led to FertUixert possible saviiiM . . because Norman’s Prices are unparalleled. We'll be Taxpayers are reminded that May. A Vernon Center landscape, at fault for the public's dlslikePof ' ready and lyaittng to welcome j'ou. FRIDAY 9 till 9 - SATURDAY till 7 taxes are past due and interest Is by Mrs. Rhodabelle Turner English eggheads. "Too many Intellectuals Berlin—.During the late 1830'a charged at the rate of one half of of . Rockville will be shown at the have moved up into a secluded the German chemist, Baron Justus .one percent per month from May 1. Rockville Public Library. A land Ivory tower,” he said yesterday in von Liebig, proved th at plant food ■-^rs. Rose Ford, . tax collector, scape at lAke Garda by Thomas a speech at an honors day ne-1 was of a mineral nature and that IHj said > h«ks are coming in wi.thout Neill of Vernon will be on display sembly at Washington University, nitrates and phosphates were nec S09N9-C0N9ITI0N AS ADVERBSED IN the Intetbst added and new bills at the Booth-Dimpek Library in "Those who run away from respon essary for crop fertility. Liebig's .X i must he seriVput for the interest Coventry. sibility are pinheads or fatheads, discovery led to chemical fertiliz TOW MORI wns Charge. The association w-ill hold its out- rather than eggheads." ers. GRAND OPENING BONUS SPECIALS

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puts only to “incltamant to acUofi” body" keep on foravar upandii^ I ing this tiinplaaaaiit prospect, haa corn had osoome so abaorbad la to 1087 in Lcaeburg, Ind.; teacMng Donald Allan,. Chartea Pinto and lHaufl|patpr. for overthrow of tha go^mmant mora monay than „ they hava. It been to ralieva and balance .the and praoocuplad with Ma national ChineeeHieater MeiNTO^H Apples Regional District B and coaching at Frank fuel, Ind., Gineo Conviction Henry Pontlcelll, St. Mary Yo may be aolvdncy SvKich la our parti, Connecticut neutrality of Uia official Icaderriiip dutias that It mad* no sUghtSst from 1997 to 1946; and aervlng as In the event of rain the exhibit and not to just '"theoretical ad by ordering everybody elSe’to difference to him whether aooia- Started 1154 B.C. 20 Lb. ^ $1.00 lEDTUtit^ Ijpralb vocacy’" of such overthrow; arid debt which ia our aalvation, ex principal' and assistant, superin Upheld on Appeal will be held Majf 26. Of ficia^îmday neutral too. Thia ia not ta)tfng body. Stole Connecticut right out LOUIS lUNCE FARM tendent of the Ididdletown achool PUBUfiHUD BY rUB tha Supreme Court held that Con travagance our reacue. ' aidaa; It merely aske the tower^ from under Mm. ^ MKRALD PRlNTtNQ CO.. INC. Yankee Hong Kong Emperor Chouelo, 628 W. CENTER ST. 0 angeis to Replace syatem and Middletown-Pall Creek An appeal from a December Sunday a t ^ l a.m. young people 13 Bluell Slrtel gress, paaslng the Smith Act; su But moat of ua atiU can’t atand eobetona of the party orgahication To those who have been living Ttel.. Ml 8-8118 Joint high eriiool in Mlddletovm, HuichrMtr, Conn. to refrain from taking aidea. Thia in thia pApe dream, It.haa coma as who ruled In 1;164^ B. C., had a Town Court conviction was over of St. Mdry'e Episco{Mil Church HOMAS F F*KROU8pN perseded state sedition laws. the shock of discovering that we By A. H. 0. Ind. ruled in Common Pleas'Court yes will officiate aa temporary Lay f alter R. FERGUSON The Butler blli remedies all these have actually been living right, ia not a direct a.tena^ to control something of aaurprisa that Hart grbup of man and wdmen who en He resides with Ms wife end Puhllaher, the convention gof way or asr ford County AiiaUy produced a terday,, and Matthew J. Qineo, 90, Readers for' the annual "Youth Founded October A U*1 situations, by forbidding the Su- although thinking wrongi all these Two Buppbsad butions of nsu- tertained hlhi the ftrajt/'sHow Dr. tieisler at School two children in Norivich. of Hartford, was ■ fined $24 for Sunday" service. Bishop Walter trallty in the state political altua- other. It ia nierdy an effort to aee poUntlal for the g bamatoflal company mentlohsd in Chineab bis* Publlehed Everv ETTOlni___ Except p r ^ e Court to review admisaionr veara. to it that UvF' cnrvantlon does not nomination, ahd that the xoang Sou'ght' Cloeer Ties speeding, QuotatloBS Famished by Gray haa given his consent to the aye and 'lollaeyh Holli Entered et tbe Uon seem to be crumbling, through toiy Slid', many historians bsUev'S;- Andrew J, Manges of Norwich The Regional Board applied for Oineo was arrested oh Nov; 12 appointment of worthy youth for ôit s hew au- NaUonal ...... 79 84 not otherwlae credited In thia neper Cowper from suicjde — Romans Pledged not to interfere In the Impersonation, which later became 2M B. OMtar St-— MI f-MM cuss the altuetlon, X perintcndent, the regional board Phoenix...... 88 71 Potterton, treasurer of the Young and alao the local nrwa npbliahed here. bill is thus to Circumvent the Su rivalry among Bowl^, Dodd and" help resolve the situation, all aa a excuse to stay out of Gornieetlcut an important part of Chinese People's Fellowship, Will read the All rlchla of republlpatlon of apeclal 3:24-25. part of its own neutrality. white hta o'wn. Connecticut foes of Manges is also rural superinten also interviewed candidates for Art Group $late8 Lite and Indemnity Ins. Cos, diapatchea herein are alao reaerved preme Court by taking certain The text th at made Martin Lu- Bentomfor the Senate nomination. drama. dent of the elementary achobls in principal of . the regions,, high second lesson. Sitffragea and- Col Bailey and Ribicoff were faced The escape from neutrality, the past took everything in eight. Aetna Casualty .... 134 144 lects of mortnlng prayer ore to be specific matters out of ita Juris t er the herp'of the Reformatli then, la to ajêad more neutrality, Not that we gre aaying, for our Andover, Hebron and Marlborough, school. No decielon has yet been Aetna Life ...... 170 iso Full aervlce cltbnt ot N. E. A Serv the proepeet that the moat the three towns which comprise ’ reached. Outdoor Exhibit taken by Oail Eagleson, who ice, Ino. _ diction. Thia ia dangerous from one — Romans'l:17. until it hurts. part, that he will not attend the Conn. General .... 242 262 was last year’s "Youth Sunday" Publlahera RepreaentatlTea: The angle because once such a process The tekt that comforted the important choice to be made by . On tha RapublicAn aids, there OOnvention in the capacity of a Begiohal . District A, as well aa in Ktfd. Steam Boiler .. 86 89 Julfua Mathewa Special Apency — New the state convention in June might Oolchestet*, .Salem and Lyme. The Manchester Fine Arts Assn, speaker. Gail is an assistant lead York, ClHcaao Detroit and Boetom had been begiui, there would be no troubled soul of John Wesley ,7^ has t^n somathing of a pips neutral national ataiaaman. deter Mancheetor Evening Herald Travelers ...... 73 *76 er in the Girl’s Friendly Society MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF 12i34. y be made without the participation dream to the effect that RepubU- mined to be aaineutralâs clrcwn- Before Mergee' appointment as Andsver-eorreepondent, Mm. Paul will hold Itf annual outdoor ex CmCULATlO.VS end of special demands to limit the of the state's twa most important Suits of this D. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim hibit May 18 Jn Center Park be Public Utllltlev and a membey of the Youfig Peo .Tne* text that made Dayld tAVf can National Chairman Meade. Al stancea fNBi™R. ' ^ superintendent, the Regional High Conn. Light '4k Power 19 21 ple’s Fellowship. court’s Jurisdiction. And It would ihgstone a missionary —..Matthew Democrata. They we'te faced aieo, achool wa* run by Dr. Helaler aa 2-68.'/6. tween 1 and 5 -p.m. Watercolors, Top Quality The Herald Printing Company, Inc., with the prospec' that the contest oils and paatels wjll be hung on Hartford Electric Lt. 68’4 6014 Special ushers for this eervlcc aasumea no financial reaponalblllty for seem to be futile, from another anr- 28:19-20. . / superintendent and principal, in-, Hartford Gas Co. .. 37 typographical error, appearmg In ad- The text to which John Knox among these three could leave be dependent of tbe three elementary snow fences to be erected beside 40 V4 will be Miss Joan Treybal of the yertlaemenla-anil other reading matter gle, because such proposed actinbs hind it .a sequel o. an expensive Andrew J. Mangee Milk Fat Emulsified the walks in the park. Southern New England YPF, Mias Shirley Hallin Of the In The Mancheatcr Evening Herald. anchored his soul — John 17:3. school systems in tbe district. Tbe Telephone...... 3714 39*4 by Congress would seem td in The text gave William and unpleasant primary contest. fine quaiity... The paintings will be evaluated Junior Young ^People’s Fellowship, Beard had sought Manges’ Manofscturlng Companies DIeplay advertlaing cloning hour,: vade directly the basic ^constitu Carey a world vision—Isaiah 54:2; There was no visible way for services to bring closer coopera- three teachere. I>r. Helsier haa not Milwaukee — Honiogenized Milk by a team of Judges. The public Charles Kramer of the senior or Monday—1 p.m. Friday them to escape from their own is whole milk which has been Arrow, Hart. Heg. group ahd Fred Odell of the for Tucaday---1 p.m Monday. tional guarantees of Mndividual The tejrt; that made William tloit between tbe elementary revealed his future plans. will also be invited to cast votes Associated Spring For Wedneaday—1 P'.m Tueaday. rights and, freedom pf speech. Penn axMnqueror — I John 5:4. pledged neutrality, "he routine school! of the three towns a^d the treated mechanically to break up for an informal Judging. younger branch. For Tburedav—1 p.m. Wedneaday. prospect was. then;, that the’’ rival, Professional Background the fat into, smaller globulea and. Bristol Brass .... This year’s ’’Youth Sunday" MIDGIT For Friday—1 p.m Thursday. The last such ajthck on the Su 'nyriext on which Michael PaTa- district high school. ■ "'Manges w as borii in Mogadore, Membership' In the Fine Arts Collins ...... speaker is the Rev. Prescott Beach For Saturday—1 p m Friday. day^takec everything — II nmo- candtdatea should continue build iteyer before - disperse them permanently in a Assn, entitles anyone to hang a preme Court—an'attack alao made Dr. Heialer INaputo Ohio. He received Bachelor of Arts Dunham Bush .... Jr., aasistaht at St. Mary’s, who is Claaained deadline; H»:*J a. m. eacb thy 1 :12. ing up their own delegate posi fine emulsion throughout the milk. picture in the exhibit. Members day of publication ' except Saturday— because sornpbody didn't like the tions until they had the conven 773 Main St. Manges replaces Dr. Hetsler, frbm Manchester College, Indiana No chemical is added. Homogeniza Em -H art...... In charge of the youth work In.the t A m. — Who Buixnttted Ma resignation in 1932 and a Master of Science will be on hand during the hang Fafnir Bearing .. parish. The eertlor choir ia ached- way the Court was ruling-—waa tion whipaawed between them Degree In Education from Butler tion, is generally carried out by ing o^'-the pictures Msy 18 to col Thura4iy, May 8 with Ribicoff and Bailey ^w erleis three months ago for "reasons of forcing the' milk through a sihail Landers, Frary, Clark 12 uled to sing at this hour. RooaeVe^tA effort to pack the mem Speed of Reading health." 'The Board had asked him University, in 1941. He continued lect dues and sign up new mem N. B. Machine ... The Youth Sunday theme repre to do anything exc^t await the soi(ât this his studies at Indians University opening under high pressure. bers. From past experience with bership of the Court back in 1937. to conaider the reclgnation. even North and Judd >. sents a departure from the Chris Swappini; Positions Again outcome. , in 1947 and 1948, and at Harvard the show, the officers of the as Thja' present attack would leave Only 250 Words 7116 clever Bailey strategy, fac' thongh it had received complaints Rusaell M fg...... tian Calendar, In which the day Is end criticisms of student behavior University from 1948 to 1953. Liquor Sterilizes Jhrs sociation expect between 125 and Stanley Steam ... Rogation Sunday. The latter will The mood and communique of the Court membership alone, but at the school. 15(1 pictures to be exhibited. Terry Steam ... New York—It hM been found He was appointed rural cuper- be observed at the 7:30 and 9 a.m. the meeting of NATO foreign mlit- would take Jurisdiction away from Wonderful Opportunity to However, .the Board accepted ii^tendent of the six achool systems Chicago — An IlHnola company TTie pictures will be hung be Torrington ...... servicea in St. Mary’s. It. The Butler bill la not likely to that the averages reading speed of amazing price! tween 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. On the latera at Copenhagen reflect a tha reidgnatlon a few Weeke later in 1953. Previously, he had been la putting com liquor to work steril U.S. Envelope, com. . 9l most businessmen Is abopt 260 superintendent of schools in Lin hanging committee are Herbert U.S. Envelope, pfd. .. i t Weatem Judgment that'Ruaaia. af pass. It shouldn’t. "words a minute, or about, the PINE PHARMAGY Replenish Your: Wardrobe In executive scasion called after a izing baby-fd Jars. It uses the The Volt, unit of electromotive ter plugging for a aummit meeting bogrd meeting in'whfph nearly all coln, Mass., from 1948 to 1053. His waste conijsteep liquor to produce Finlay, Theodore Drake, Glenn Veeder-Root ...... 46 force, was named for Count Ales standard of seventh-gradera Biit 664 Center St., ivn t-8814 the faculty attended to dispute the professional backg.ound includes phytic acid, which ia utiltze(l in hot- Armstrong, Howard Vlbbert, Al The stove quotations are not to sandro Volfs, Italian physicist for the paat five montha, has now Two Compliments To Dorothy many companies consider an ex manner In which Dr. Helsier fired teaching in Mgh schools from 1932 water hatha for aterilizing the Jars. bert Makowaki, Stewart Cheney, oe conatmed aa actual markets. (1745-1*27). cooled on Ita oivn propoalUon. ecutive handicapped unless he can WITH SAVINGS UP TO Thla Judgment that there ha-s Every time there is a Civil De take In newspaj^r items at 650 FREE DEUVERY fense exercise which Involves the words a minute and desk cor ^ OFF ORIGINAL PRICES been a shift In the Russian poaition respondence at about 400 words a ON ...... \ has led Immediately, in the kind of cooperation of the public, one of minute. \ | alternation of strategies which the grand non-conformists of pur 'Special reading training can re aeems to be the sum of world di times gets herself arrested down sult in an average gain of 75 per COATS plomacy nowadays, to the as in New York City. She is Dorothy cent in comprehended words per Day, publisher of The Catholic minute among those taking the sumption that It Is now safe for training. Worker, whose tempestuous ca SUITS GRANTS VAI.UE PRICES HELP the Weat to change Its own poal- That ltit8F0ret The \ tlon. reer haa Included more than one Insects Rewin Land During tJie months when Rttssia instance in which she has perhaps Wishes Of The Fvnilr DRESSES haa been tajklng positively about committed the civil heresy of try| ^H onolulu—The lantana ■ dower a summit meeting, the diplomacy ing^to Imagine what Christ migh grew out of control and captured JOHN B. RURKE SWEATERS do. If He were on earth. What tens of thousands of acres In Ha of the West haa been negative and waii for its exclusive use until a FUNIIAL HOMI evasive. It haa been afraid there would Hn do in a Civil Defense parasiti); insect was imported to •? r mock attack? TEU Ml S-68i8 BLOUSES might be a aummit conference. war on it. But now landowners' 87 EAST CENTER ST. Now that Rusala aeems to have Miss Day gete herself arrested, have again begun to notice ..ê AMBVUANCE SEKVICE every time, by being very conspic lantana ant they admit it's a-^ret- turned cool on lU own proposition, ty plant with a pleasing ffa|;rance. however, a shift in the Western uous In her refusal to Uke shelter, diplomatic poaition aeetna poaaible. along with the reet of us. Shp ahd We a rt now going to be, within her uaual handful of followers give Umlta of course, the proponenta two-reasons for their action. Such' of the aame aummit meeting we testa, they say, are preparation for oppoaed when Ruasla seemed to war, in which they do not believe. want it. Such testa .they say alao, are ridlc- We are now twitting Russia with uloua "because there is no defense Comparisons prevp bayencT a doubt, you pay loss of Grants ovon against nuclear weapons except a not wanting a aummit conference, for Iwiury quality gifts. Find pook ossortmonts, fashion-fovorod all ai If we were dying to have, cessation of war.’’ Sometimes, when abe gets into one. We are now accusing Russia stylos 'n fabrics. Morvol at tho thrift-low prico togs. Shop nowl of throwing blocka In the way of court, Mias Day Jla treated U if BECAUSE such a conference, all aa if we ahe were a plain crackpot. Some hadn’t spent flye months looking times the process of Justice is for blocks ourselves. fairly gentle, and kprlnkled with We are now shifting from the admlsaion th a t> tr theories are un- propaganda defensive poaition on^ derstandablpM even though, re There’s the question of a summit confer- grettably, the nation must punish '■■ 1 ance, and going on the propaganda her for them. Usually, she goes to offensive about it. Jail for a time. Nothijag There will have to be oertaiR But there la one compliment to cautious Umlta maintained forôiir be paid Dorothy Day. She knows L. own new position. We muaC not what ahe is doing and why she ia push the project of a summit con doing it. That ia a lot more than Too Goo^ ference quite so vigorously that can be said for the real of us. W'e produce such a Conference. We And still more can be said for must be careful not to advance any her In the realni .of theory and For real concessions.of our own, which policy. It win not be through her might persuade the Russians to Joining the rest of us that the change their minds again. We can world will come to safety and sur be for the summit conference, and vival- As far as we can discover, Mother! chide and taunt Russia with not those of us who took shelter dur wanting It, but the vigor of our. ing the mo.ck raid the other day play must always halt Just short of ended up Jgat aa dead as those who point which might force Russia to didn’t. If there is to b^ safety and change. There ia always the slight survival for anybody. It will be be danger, too, that Russia might cause h ^ an lty ,' the great, aheep- double-cross ua. by trying to yield llke mtfjority, stirs Itself to prog- to oiir new pressures. rpsitoward- the remedies and solu Come to think of It. that may tions proposed by the crackpot DACRON-WORSTED have been the kind of thing that minority represented by Miss Day. u has been happening In thq past five Solid Comfort.. . Six feet long! - f montha, with Russia having a hap Solvency As A Peril py propaganda time pushing the TROnCAL SUITS Idea of a summit conference as One can Imagine, in. other circum INNERSPRING CHAISE FOLDING long aa we oppoaed it, but getting stances, what a national feeling scared to death of the reality the of pride and well being would be you*ll wear them NOW thru Fall! Our deluxe chaise is long 7.3.S B wret YACHT CHAIRS mbment we made our first matter inspired by the statistics of the on comfort . . . light op l^rnithod hardwood of fact gestul'ea toward bringing Securities and Exchange Commis Wright, thanks to 1-iftch sion, which reports that last year KING SIZE. FOLDING such a conference into aeasion. Îcoa airplane aluminum The one certain law of East- the American people saved more 0 9 8 West relations still remains this: money than in any year since tubing...finger-^p, four po that both can favor the same World War II; In the itatietic the ALUMINUM CHAISE sition adjustment. Weath Sturdily constructed for things, but never together at the Commission calls Us "net Ananclal er resistant floral print, comfort . colorful With asms moment saving" Agure, we did three billions vinyl coated innersprlng, striped cotton duck back better than in 1956, and almost 4-position comfort adjustment and »cat A terrific buy. nine blllione better than In 1955. Indudwd The Butier Bill '/■'' V v',''v*inr Part of thii atatistic reflects the • rA lcoa Airplane tubing Avg. Wgl. 5 to S Jlis. Coming out of the Senate Judici fact that we refrained from going P n jir V" Rust resistant enamel finish ary Committee at Washington with into new debt. The other part of.lt • Colorfuli durable Felon •webbing a 10 to 5 vote is a thing called the reflects deposits in banks, and pur You get the same luxury fabric found in ^ t s idling BRAZIER Ready to Cook the Butler bill. There seems small chase of corporate or government; ^ Rust-resistant hardware chance that It will become law. But bonds. for much morel 55X Dacron for miracle crease- GRILLS . . . . resistance and extna-long vvear.. , 45Z Worsted for aince it Haa got as far ax it has, In circumstances other thi^n Uê Imagine. . . a 6-foot chaitc that's as light as a feather I aome examination. of .the issue in particular circumstances In which smooth texture and fine now-thru-Fall-appearance) Completely weather resistant thanks to washable volved la in order. we do find ourselves, we would ex And—here’s why the price is so low: we've cut 1.25 a week 88 It is a measure originated by claim over such statistics, ■ hail out the extras. . . no fancy fixtures, no expensive Velon webbing that refuses to fade, . , non-rust hard Bieipbera b f the .Senate who dislike the new development ofThe virtue credit systems, no high rents. .Tyou never pay f(» ware. Green and white or solid coral, aqua or yellow. several -Tecent decisions. Two of thrift among us, feel comfort things unify these decleions.'.First, able and secure over the fact that high overhead—you pay only for what you.wearl ' o24-inch cooking surface they all had aomething to do with we had done so much better, lately, Come into Robert Hall now ... you'll walkout with 5. * o Smooth ojierating grid Com;munista. Second, they all pur- at the business of being ready for one of the finest tropical suits you’ve ever owned! adju.stmeht ^rted to affirm basic constitu a rainy day, and we wpuld also I ' 1 - . ■ tional guarantees, against what exhort ourselves to^’keep on with ' . ' '4 - folding o 5' .j-inch wheel.s have the Court Judged had been in the good work, ^ d make thia year Ceihplat* s•l•ctlon... coma lii now for bast cholcol ruljber tires vasions of these guarantees. even a bigger and-.better year for lisa owconvoniant lary-cniray plan. . . no chargal Your aovingi or* Unlimitod DECK CHAIR o Heavy duty revolving grill In this group of decisions, the thrift. 1 '^ if you BUY NOW I Feather llght‘ aliiniiiiuin I o Fire bowl guaranteed Supreme Court ruled that state Alas, Indeed! That three, billions W. T. Grant Xhasgo-lt' Hon for easy toting. A . real bar associations had no right to lower rashions i three years more we saved might'have, been No down poymont buy . . . '...... deny admission to the bar to two the straw that would have kept ; o Copper, nickle, chrome lawyers because they had Com prosperity going. Preparing fdr a r . T. D. Member By "MILIKOWSKI UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY ! plated stfel grid munist cotmectlona, ^ Supreme rainy day may, in our modern 4.66 Court forbade the conviction for economy, be . the exAct thing that S95 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE W (.52(18 MANCHESTER PARKADE TRIPLE-S OoaUmpt at witneieoe before con- looses floods. gro eelo ^ oommlt^toos when they Old-fashioned private virtue may DeUvered by Wire Aaywhere If «be WerM ' OPEN ; 115 MAIN ST. H0N„ TUEgv—10 to 9 PJd. refused to aqswsr quesUems the have become a collective vice. Eco BERLIN TURNPIKE V WED., THUBSn im i.-a 9 to 9 FM. BLUE STAMPS Court eonsldemid ,"non-p«rtlnant,’’ nomic aecurity,. the goal of all, lUlldMpilTILvl ..;,..SATUBbA^^ tbs Buprsina-Court fhsM that "'riie may now have become aomat^|ng n o t I ondiS) ATROUTE T Z O V fR P ^ ■iBlth Act against CoMmunlsts sp- which depends upon hevlnf fyeiy- r X. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNV THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1958 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mj^GÎESTER; CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY S, 1968 ----- 4---- patient In .surgery, Jald, “Well, Mbbta • • ■ . <- 180 New Claims you can't win ’em all." Minor Accidents MOTHER'S DAY spinach, bread, anB butter, ehbeo- WK>B—»40 WTIO->10tUl A biia driver whp goes for S GIFTS Canci^r Re$^rch ' Hamilfoii Opens late puddlng'Wlth creant, milk, M'URC—iseo Daily Radio WHAV—«10 bus ride on his day off — or a Involve 4 Cars WSdnuday, Frankfurt and bean . tiled by Jobless ole, lettuce wedge with ' W'CtX>^l*90 CMtorn sum U ro H im WPUP—1410 W h e r e T h e y .- postman who rings twice. FREE WRAPPINO Funds Given Yale Park . Saturday A columnist who would admit If. whole wheat bread and NewKclnlms for unemployment Two 2-car accidents on Main 8t. y H a s f 4 ^ , gingerbraad and eraam, his job was easier than Working yesterday resulted hi minor.dam New Haven, May 8 (J5 — Dr, Raycroft Walah Park, recrej-^ S gciwd'4’* idd* compenakôn;at the local office of for a lUdng. y . ARTHUR DRUB milk. The (oUilwin* proKram WHAY—Night Walcb I the Connecticut Employment Se ages to the four vehicles Involved i-—r Aaron B. Lamer of the Yale tton area for employes of Thursday, Ravioli with meat lUee ire eupplled by the radio WTIC—N irtt Line curity DivialoiKfor the week ffld- These Parfiteons? but no one was hurt and no arreats School of M ^clne, has been ton Standai^, division of united *sauce, buttered green beans, bread WDRC-The World Tonight. were made. maoBje'nienU and are aubject to WPOP-rHound Dog ing May 3 remained almost the granted 144,48^ for a 4-year re-, Aircraft Corp... wllUo^n for the and butter, pears, milk. - 1:15— Shortly before 3 p.m., a car op Been^Nam ed ••• chanije without notice. same as the preceoMuf. perlpd. Deaths Last ISight search beginning: July' 1, and an aeaaon Saturday^rlth a proR-am Friday, Cheese and Icttiica land- WHAY—Ntghi Watch There were 180 su^sXlaims en New York (AV—Charactera we've A goldfish ^ a t really looked as erated by Carl 3, Reglnl, 38, of 13 wieh.-hard Cooked egg, kernel corn, 4;00— WTIC—Nightligh Lina‘ heard but never expect to meet: Emerson St., backed out of a park additional g r a n t ^ f3,835 for one fob employee jim their famfllee. \M1AV—i'Uiicr Periy WDRC—The World Tonight tered as compared to TSSHiie week if it wanted prlwcy. « By THE ASSOCIATED MIBSS MORIARtY BROS. yGAFe' The 10-am tract, adjacent te flavored gelatin with cream, miUf- *,1 . KfColO Ki^vUv WPOP—Hound Dog Statesmen who would rather be ing apace north of Oak St. and Sealor High WKNB—Clpvclandp v* Yanka SiSl— before. The latest report'ahows Anyone who Honestly felt his New York M.-s Marjorie . Lerner’a grant wakone of thsee the W liim r Locks plant, will be \V Militl WHAY—Night Watch 1,706 claims In all have been made right than president. life began at 40. \ ' collided with a northbound - car opeo-ffom 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with Monday, baked ham, parsley po Howard, 80, fashion expert and re driven by Joseph N. Tarrlco, 50, of given yesterday to rale scien- WDRO—Arthur Godlrey ' WTIC—NightWTIC Line at the local office while the pre A cab driver who thought every Anyone who gave^ blood trana- Spring srk Chapman, aon of .Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa P. Finley, 83 Usta for research and fellowship {vganixed. events starting at 1 ts to^ buttered aaparagUa, bread w rO P —WftxwoTka Ravua WDRC—Moods for'Romance body In city hall was honest. tired magaainc editor, died Wednee- 38 Marshall Rd. Damages were and butter, milk.' 4 • 1 WPpP—Hound Dog ceding week there were 1,653. fusioa without the filing he was AgpiM' Dr. He waa born April 29 at MaHford Hospital. Hit . grants totaling $85,558 by the I’cTock. Youngsters will have com WllAV-Plallei Perty 'A parrot that could actually tky, day. Shx waa a former Parla fash confined to the left rear end of the . Tuesday, baked. beans, frahk- 1145^. ^ \ Statewide, Labor Commissioner an unsung hero. io n ed ito r for Vogu't M aûine sternal giAndparente are Mr: and Mrs. Harold C. Bailey, Weat American Cancer Society TAGS)- petitive gamea, pony rides and a WCCC—necord Revue _ WHAY—Night Wateb Renato E. Rlcciutl said both un "Poi^, wants a cracker." * ' . Anyone-who never Hk4 a sick Reglnl car and the right front end Special lartford.' ahd his patsrnal grandmother Is Mrs, Jam s. E. Finley, well-equipped playground. ice furts, coleslaw, roll and butter, WKNB—t’levcland* v» \en k s WTIC—Night Line and later directed the Paris' bu of the other vehicle, Patrolman The Medical School alSp^ re milk. U 1 K, -ll"W Mlllcl WDRC—Moode lor Romance employment and claims for unem A woman who could go on a day In his life. ' lartford.. He has two'brotheral Janien, 5, and Tomnly, 8 ;'and a ceived an award of $27,140 \for cream and soda will be provided KI'RC—Arthur GiKIlrey A' circus elephant that was reau of Harper' Bazaar. She also Primo Amadeo said. • Mobil UabrIeattoH free. Facilities also are available ‘Wednesday, chicken chop auey WPOP—Hound Dog ployment benefila continue ,at high diet without bragging. served as fashion editor for the At 7:30 p.m., cars driven *»y Pat aiatcr, Helen, 7.. three yearii to’ support a researoh on noodles, buttered rice, buttered w r o r —wakv'nri^' Rwu* IfiH— levels. , A man who could go on the afraid of a mouse. ’ - ' . e e ' e e e for outside sports activities such 4;:to— WHAY—Night Watch Woman’s Htn-ia Companion. ' rick J: iHenderson, 78, of 150 • Uiil ebange, Mobil OU; 8 gnart project iindCr Dr. Francis L. Black. as tennis, handball, badminton, peas, bread and butter, milk. W U A V -t’lallvl Party WTIC—Family Ltvtmt Ricclull said claims for Idle pay wagon without bragging. . ’ A wife'Miho really enjoyed dohig Peter Michael, son of Mr. and Mra. Richard J. Gallagher, 99 juta an additional grant of $6,498 Thursday, Italian spaghetti and WiX'i,'—Rrcurd Revue WDRC—Moods for Romanes the dishes. ' *■ Carbondaie, HI. -r-, Henry L. Wil Charter Oak St., and John T. Na- capacity archery and horseshoe pitching. WKNB—News and Sporti benefits'rose to'74,038 for the week A smoker who could give up kall, 36, 4>f .053 E. Middle Tpke., N.' Lakewood Circle. He waa born April 38 at Manchester Me for one year starting July 1. ' m eat’sauce, lettuce ealad, hard roll WPOP-Hound Dog cigarettes and chewing hie finger A candidate Who means It from son, SO, associate professor of liter morial Hospital. Hls, paternal grandmother la Mra. James J. Picnic areas with fireplaces are \ViH ;-R»eli Millet 10.1 IS— ending May 3, an Increase of 3,- ature at Southern 'HUnols' TJnlver- collided at the rotary at the Cen a Clean and reRil air cleaner ,A post - fellowship award of '•Valiable and ' roller skating la and hutter„ milk. . WliRC- Cal ivolby WHAY-Night Watch nails at the same time. ' the heart when he.says, "I don’t Gallagher, Worcester, Mass. He iiae three brothers, Richard, U, WPl'P—Wnyanrk, RfMle 522, while the number of unem elty eince 1046, killed Wednas- ter. Patrolnjan IVlIHam Cook re^ f'e.lOO Was made to Ernest 1:. scheduled in tits pavilion etartlng Friday, baked filet haddock itnd WTIC-Famlly Living A traffic cop who,'before hand care who you vote for, ae long as • Change trsnemlMldn and dll- Hlltery, 12. and Dennis, 10. , Guest Artist sauce, ‘ mashed potato, buttered t : *S— WDRC—Moods for Romanes ployed persons on April 26 re you vote." d ly '' In a car-train collision. He .ported daraagea to the right front ferentlal (except autoatnOc • . ••!!!■ X ■ Hartman for. work under the di In mid-afternoon. VVtIAV-Platter Party WPOP—Hound Dog mained at 97,900 for the second ing you a ticket, actually said, formerly had taught at the Uni end of the Henderson car and left rection of Dr, Charles Oberli MlaaTOane Sidney Mather, cellist, The park will be open for em grdbn beans, bread and butter, \Vi W —Rec'itti Retue lOiSO— "Where's the fire?” (They usually' Ay big spender who steps- up to transmlael^ / Deborah Lae, daughter of M r.' and Mra. Percy 'E. Bigrma, milk. ^ ' W K NB-P M' successive week. the' bar and announces, "brinks versity of Colorado, Purdui} Uni front end nf the Nakali vehicle. the University of Paris. The.gfsnt will be a gueat artist at the C!ham- ployes evenings and weekends — WTtC—R»rr< Muter W HAY-Nlght Watch Bridgeport-led the State in both say, "And. where do. you think - South Coventry: She waa born April 29 at Manchester Memorial Is for one year beglnnlngîuly 1. Inade concert Tuesday. She la the until the fall. Last year a total of w im t - i:ai iM'ibv _ tw n c —Tihie Lor MUSIC for the house — on me.” versity, Draik* Unlve"slty? the e Rcpac^front wheel bearlnifs ifdapital. Her maternal grandmother Is m A. Miltpn Plouff, 110 WDRC—Moods lor Romanes the num ^r of Jobless and those your're going?’’) LernePa. research Jir^ves the daughter of'Mr. and Mra. Richard 31,000 per^ns utilized the facility. \v p o p .—Waxwork? Rewie l^ s little man who wasn’t A woman who would admit ehe- University, of Idahi and the Uni *Vilanun* Tomato Grown Autumn St,, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chewmen Ouat Champ »:00— WPOP—Modern Sounds seeking idle benefits. There were e Inypbct brake lining / study of the mecliafitsm of gland B. Mather of Îto n . . VVllAV —Plattei Party 10:45— there. had a normal size foot that could versity of Iowa. He wee boTn In Percy H. Bigrak, Piitnam. She has a slater, Janice Mary, 8. e . . ' ...... WHAT—Nigm waten 17,200 persons out of work there on Osage, Iowa. v' '‘C-u. ' • • • ♦ • . ular control of^lwilgn and malig The Oiamihirije concert, for the Baltimore, May 8 UPt T h e Wi v P —r.ecrird P.cvue Anyone who ever knew a simple be fitted'with a normal size shoe. Lafayette. Ind. -~^lant battery terminals benefit of the Laurel Music Camp WKNB—P M. WTIC—UN Radio Rerlew April 26; the number of Idle pay Anyone besides Lucy Monroe at the l^rdue Uhlveralty'Kxperl- Jonaihab Hheldoa, eon df-Mr. ahd Mra. Donald A. For'atrom,.. nant melanocytes which produces Maryland Chess Federation last WTIC—News WDRC—Moods for Romanes claims May 3 totalled 12,921. . way to attract a waiter’s atten the cancei’ imown as melwoma. S6ho!arahip Fund.vwlll be held in wnne-Newe Reunrier WPOP—Modern Sounds tion. who could sing all the. stanzas of AcheSHD on the Chemise n.ent Station have dpvSloped a to-, a Check maater cylinder 151 Tanner S t He was borfi April .20 — W nC —Newa Charms Not Buried through her- nose and still look out resorting to humming. Durham. N. H.; May 8 *JP>—For have a high ,v1tamin?A coritint. mour, Sutlleld, and his paternal grandparents'are. Mr. and Mrs. Mias Mather is a Junior at Man-. state chess champion Irving WHAY—Platter Party WDRC—News a Weathar The tomalt -Is said to .have dearly hlch one virus will destroy a cell The menus for May 12 through. Kandel. \ViVI'—Record Revue sophisticated. A boy Scout who ever helped mer Secretary of State Dean • Drain and dusk radiator Edward E. Forstrom, Ehiston. He has a brother, Donald A. Jr.^ and another will stimulate It to Chester-High School. She studies 18 are as follow's; WKNB—PM WPOP—Modem Sounds Newark, N.J., May 8 i/Pi -One An author Who ever thought a an old man across the street. Achesbn threw diplomacy to the nine tlipdS as much hivaMîsrOtene, 2. with Miss Bettina Roulter at ' the A House un-American Activ- WTIC—Ross Miller U:f5— the vttamln-A predece^sbr, as.oth- o. Car wet washed multiply. .Elementary itlea aubcommittee last year WPRi:—0«l Kolby W HAY-Nlght Watch time silent screen siren.. Gloria publisher had done right by his A Madison Avenue executive wind today and crittetzed chemise Hartman, a gr^juate of 'the Hartford School of Music on a Monday, -'.veg^ble _soup. egg tv r o p —L'nlred Auto Worker! Show w rin—Sports Final Swanson says the chemise fits 'book. who really says things like, f leet's dresses. ^ . « ^ to m ato es; flaVor ts good and the Laura Jean, daughter of Mr. and-Mrs. Roger-BaattIMu, Rus- acholarahfp. She la principal cellist named K a n d • 1, a former New WDRC—Moods for Romanes «d1ot la ah oran|ÔP—Modern Sounde Painting federation transferred its powers I WTIC—Rosa Miller ■ _ -- she said, sre not buried by the ’ thing else. driver, "Follow that car—there’s Acheson told a student audience, Fully Insured MORIARTY BROS. Mrs. Frank Rieder, 40 Riverside Djr. He has two brothers, •menlo,’’ by Haydn; ‘'Arioso," by ing, milk. WDRC—Cal Kolbr James. 7, and Bfuce, 3;.and a slater, Sherry, 3. Bach; and "Gavotte No. 2," by and funds to the new group and What'a in a name? Dontld T. style because. "one can See the An unselfish cat that leaped into a five-spot In It for you If you "our most curvaceous charmers Free E«ttmalen Lubrication Oepartmeiit New Vur)?,' May 8 (db—Rain- Thursday, baked ' beans with WPOP—Waaworke don’t lose him.” are turned Into bags of Idaho’s fa soaked New" Yorkers have been Popper. fraiikfurts, vegetable sticks, bread voted itself out of existence. ’ • iiut— Risk la aecurity analyit for a body moving underneath the the water to save its drowning > MI 9-9t4« 801-815 Center Bt—Ml EdlM Finally, the group set up a dle- WIIAY—Uaielln# dress." 1 master. A doctor who, after loaing a mous product—potatoes." ChariM Henry, eon of Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. Larcomb, officially told what moat of. them and butter, -pears, milk. .WCCr-tEvenliif Muele Milwaukee investment firm. Burnt Hill Rd., Andover,. He was bora April 28 at Manchester suspected:The rainfall in this area over the same period, totaled 22.58 cipUnary committee which voted WKNB—P.M. Friday, toasted cheese sand W'-'IC—News Memorial Hospital. His'maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. thus far in 1958 has set a record Inchea in 1953. wiches, green salad, "tomato or 3 to 3 to recommend ousting Kan WDRC—New* Reporter Henry L. Trahan, Danielson, and his paternal grandparents are for the 20th century. The Weather Bureau began keep orange juice, ice cream, milk.' -.... del. Louis Lander, a club official, W’POP—New i Mr. and Mrs.^'Charlea M. Larcomb, Burnt Hill. Andover The U. S. Weather Bureau yea? ing records in 1871. ta Junior High edndemned the action. "You are *il5— condemning a nian without a trial. WHAT—Detejtae terday -recorded a total cumulative In 1893 up to May 7, 26.37 inches Monday, Beef , noodle aoup, tuna WCCC—Evenfe* Ifuilo Lynn Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noack, 18 Rus prScipltatloh—fronl Jan. 1 to May fell to set an all-time mark. ■alad asndwich, fruit cocktail, You're acting un-American,’’ he WKNB—P.M. sell Dr., Vernon. She was born April 28 at Manchester Memorial 7—rOf 23.04, Inchea. The previous Outlook for today? More rain, milk. Tuesday. Hamburg gravy, said. There was no comment from WTIC—Strictly BporU Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Evalin Carey, 24 Kandel. W'DRC—Weather and ZatmaB high since the turn of the century, for the sixth straight day. mashed potato, buttered peas or WPOP—Lutwrenc# Welk Tower Rd., and her paternal grandfather la Alfred Noack, 59 • ise— Ellington Ave . Hockvllle. She haa a brother. Brad Alan, 21 WHAY—Serenade months. w ccc—Eventn* lluete e e e * e ' W:KNB—P M. WTIC—Muele by Melachrtno Kenneth James Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrt. Kenneth McQuaid, WDRC—Ctiy Lombardo WPOP—John Daly Btaiford Springs, He vires born April SO at Mancdicatar Memorial. - $:4A— ...... Hespitai Hls maternal .grahdpfênta are Mr. and Mra. Richard WHAY—Serenada A. Schwarz. Stafford Springs, and hls paternal grandmother la w ere—Evenln* Muele Mra. OUVtna Chriitenaen, SUlToril Springs. . WKNB—P M WTIC—Three Star Eitra WDHC—Lowell Thomar ChriiuMHi and Cynthia Norma, twin daughters of Mr. ahd Mrs. WPOP—Tod 40'Tlme Myles B. CoVey, East Hartford: They were born April 30 at Tiixt— WHAY—Serenada Manchester Memorial Hoqiltat. Their -maternal grandmother wrCC—Evening Muele Is Mrs. Leah C.. Sri>tt, Allston. Maas., and their paternal grand WKNB—P.M. w n c—Dirk Bertel mother la Mra. Helen S. Covey. Montague. Maas. Wi'PRC-Araoa. and Andy WPOP—Fulton Lewie Ladas of Stamford, Conn., was 7:IS— WHAT—Serenade Chemical bn Rails pronounced dead on arrival today w e r e -E v e n in g Muale after, being niahed by amltulance WKNB—PM WTIC-Y'nur Senator Ironi Cbnn. IStops W h^l Slip to Ytdtqhama. Army Diapenaary. WDRC—Amoa and Andy Her death apparently . resulted \ WPOP—Ed P Morgan .. GWcSgo~A . • new ' method of fi;om Injuries received in a fall 7 i » — down a flight oi stalra,’ the U.S. WHAY—Serenade ehctnlcri-ipondltiontng of raila to w ere—Neascael removeSin invisible oil film that A rj^ said. Her huab*nd aaid ahe WKNB-PM _ _ fell at about'1:30 a.m.' a. their WTIC—Newa of the World originateaxôm wheel bearings WDRC—Answer Pleaet and Is spresd'by moisture has been 'Yokohama East ' Bluff Quarters WPOP—Top 40 Time found to give Jocomotlvee a bet residence. Ah it 'opey ordered. ter grip oh rails then sanding -pro Ladaa. 46. is a civilian who WII AY—Serenade works for the Army, WCCC—Newacasl vides. WKNB—Open Mike Wheel slip is costly. In one In WTIC—Life in the World stance a short grade necessitated Ethan Allen, hero ^"*Tlcondero WDRC—E. B Murrow ga. spent his last few years t, WPOP—Top 4'; Time reducing an 8,000-lon load to g.OO— 7,000. 'lîs meant adding an e:Hra Burlington, VL: where he is buried WHAY—P N H . Hour WTIC—Stardust Edition train every seventh day to handlV WDRC—R O Lewie the traffic, an annual cost increase WPOP—Myetery Tima of $20,800 for a 200-mlle round 1:15— trip. Wheel slip 1; also a major WHAY—P.N.H. Hour WTIC—Starduet Edition cause of damage to equipment. WDRC—R Q. Lewie WPOP—Mvetery Time FOR n< m iE B '8 DAT iiM— Korraii Wife GIFT WnAPFED WHAT—Studio Party WTIC—Night Line • WDRC—Rusty Draper Yokohama, Japan, Stay 8 (45 — RUB WPOP—Hound Dog The Korean-born •vt’ife of Lewis 11 t.Y— WHAY—Studio Party WTIC—Night Line WDRC—Riistv Draper WPOP—Hound D

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■ \ r :■ r- ^ I /■ ■f- K , ' ////■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. litANCHES^R. CONN^ THURSDAif, MAY 8,1968 PAGE ELEVEM P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1958 - " I Pleven Admits Potaris Test Nixon H it with Stone X. Failure, Coty Fl&p Planned^ ►er T h r o w n o n Surprise to Cf|lis\£ BUlieres arts About is dosen youths iM>a erasnl of V "CompleU «urpri«*" w*» tht T«* î^lvldualIndl members of the (Cesitkuied twhs P ag* m8 < fellow em the development of both Interme Federal Court in Honolulu rules face of threats. r earnings. v F ^ v la m i slao arq an tersection of- Frances and Keeney former premier, Edgar Fatlre. who $900 the part-time clertra salary ployes at The HqpqM bs4led at the diate and tntetoontinental ballistic four pacifisU wb.o, trte.d to. sail a B:p U^. Fbif from Wreaih noyed. oYer the y.S. import quota 8t. ; was given the Jqb o f handling Which w;as reduced to $3150: at .the W. .P. Quish Funergtitoteg: to pay missiles and "cost the government ... the Other tmi- ketch into Eniwetok nuclear test (in ;Afi(ar sugar, aalsr d f TT.S, aur- Annwetoary Sale values . .,. big' cash savings, of course! “ I can’t''undcrstand it,” the West France's troubled finances.: ^ ■ request of Gryk in view of his respects. ' • unnecessary millions of dollars." area are guilty of criminal con veralty, Nixon -retumed-'to his ho pluB cotton to potential Peruvian Hai-tford developer exclaimed to- tempt. but suspends 60-day sen asking for funds for the new bu Hia statement aaid the Senate tel. The San Misreds studento, * Mrt- Patrick H. CmilW ' customers and tha acUvitiea of d.a.v. He said no residents of the tences. . . . Montgomery County reau post. Preparedneaa subcommittee obtain meanwhile, had staged a rally In Funeral aervicea for Mrs. Tiat- U.S. fishermen o ff the Peruvian year-old ' subdivision had com (Ohio) officials scratching their Noted Blacksmith Mrs. Mary Dannaher, aa - part- ed evidence on the matter in an the'UIV Plaza 0»liSan Mirtln.jfsaia tosssj taarihghwrb asagt the a..#*- plained to him, nor had any com rlck H. Coniqn, 19 Welcome P V C.dast Piudm Spurn! heads ever rousing welcome a time clerk, received $900. But inquiry into'Air Force cancellation American flag out iÂhe wreath M oneyfipedoli! plaints been entered in the records Dayton area elementary school Dies in Rockville anticipating, a',22.899 salary for were held this' morping at 8:15 at in. March 1957 of further construc-s Nixon had laid only a abort time of his office. principal received when he return her as bureau director,, Gryk re Ihe John B. Burke Euneral Home, tlok of partly completed test fselU- before. However, General Manager Rich ed , to . school yesterday after quested the clerk’s salary- be and at 9 o'clock in St. James’ tiea . at its Holloman Missile De- i As Nixon came by, walking the Bo^d Approves Stafford Springs, May 8 — An ard Martin said today that he has pleading guilty to abusing two girl cut. In deciding not to appropriate Church. ■ ■ ’ velopmeftt, .Center In .New Mexico. last hlo6k to hla hotel, some in era ended in the Stafford area been receiving similar complaints students. , , the I $2,899, neither did the Board The Rev. James IdcDonnell, ths-Cirowd ran ait him. Nixon waved today with the death of the last I'Wo Setllemeiits fretm Birchwood residents'since-No- President Nasser of United Arab restore the $900. nephew of the deceased, was the of Us blacksmiths. to them. Some filtered through X ▼chiber and December. Republic leaves for tour of. steel PoNsibln Overnight ■ celebrant, the Rev. John Blanch '^ 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 the police escort and trotted'along ./ CORN Arthur Rose, 68, of Stafford N ^ I l e The Board of iX|‘ertors has ap ^conically, Kelter had appeared mills at Itoporbzhe after 2-day Director Francis Mahoney,' on field the deacon and the' Rev. Jo Springs, died in ,a Rockville con Immediately behind tht Vies Presi before the Town Planfiing Commls- holiday at his Black Sea health re- this h ^ t e r i said, JTt could pqsalbj^^ seph McCann the aubdeacon. The proved settlenu at of two sulta .rj' y JAPANESE'. valescent-home after a long 111- Td^ludies^QFoflay dent, shouting "get out-’’ Nixon 7-01 BiOlion Monday night to seek informa sorf.' . . nine ■Valley,"N. Y. As- have Peen an oversight on our part Revr John F, Hannon was seated against Ji total of U. S. FANCY tion for a ‘ publicity t:ampaign he nesa. smiled. $3.000-and tablet* action on a third. ' SOLID PACK CANS 9 8 semblymaH Leo P. Noonan says If .in not re.storlng the $000." . He in the sanctuary. Mrs. Jane Mae* The procession was pelted with « r Sweet and Tender (laid would ‘âell" the advantages Rose conducted a blacksmith ]^1U N eville,", the .IT-yei Town settlements of $1,500 each he is re-elected he will Introduce a added that he would favor a public carone whui organist and soloist. lemoits and-bread crusts but Nixon ,y. 4 ' ° * i 2 5 ' 'Of living In'Manchester along with shop at the Stafford Fair Ground.s Father McCann, assisted by Father sophomore tit Manchester were approved (or Christopher : Whife Tuna bill to exclude Pennsylvanians hearing for an additional appro got an ovation from persons inside ^>4nniv$r6ar^ HYleat iSu^d! the advantages Of living in Birch for many years. He was well priation, to make the restoration. McConnell, read the committal Behoof who has brtn., pi 'Totten, 6^ of 219 Stimmlt St., and wood ’Rirfc-. from paying New York Income Ike hotel aa ha entered. ^ 5 -O Z taxes on money earned In New known to owners of horses. Directors Harold Turkinglon and service at .the grave in St. James' paralyzed for two andhalf Caroline C. Hurley. 'Yotten was In XrOeeds Refused He leaves his widow, four sons, months, started school today .at the Nixon said last night that hia I ^ ’ » -.X . CAt< 2 9 0 : Harry Firato did not comment on jured three years ago when he kiarlin said that several weeks York. . .., • Om etery. * call at .San Marbot Waa’atHl ixjhed- four daughters, 31 grandchildren this matter and Director Paul Bearers were Kenneth' WjJaon, Newington Home for Crippled Uhl.1- tripped over a length o f wire at • T o n i a t o a s imporied ago he turned down a deed to the Jury to hear murder trial of and five great-grandchildren. Fir dreh. uled buKthat information on.tha Charles Starkweather, who had Marte agreed with Mahoney, that Gordon Wilson, EdwardI, Wilson tached to e parking meter poet. CUCUMBERS balance of Frances,St, and varioua neral services will be held in Staf Hla courses Will emuist of art p ^ b l l l t y X f violence was being X admitted Involvement in 11 slay "it could have been hn oversight." William Wilson, E art Riidln and ■Ilic .Hurley ease involve^ an autb- other roads in -Birchwook Park, ford Springs Saturday, and whatever academic aubjecta checked. ' • ^ Bill! Ribbon ing!, expected to be aiMted toda.r Director Gilbert Barnes added that Kenneth Rudin; ihobUe accident resulting from ait PLORIDA and told Kelter's office that the can be worked around hla phyei'eal The Vice President added that he 8 > ^ - 5 9 0 ; - / deed would not he accepted until Frank McKnIght. 21, arraigned and "the matter could possibly have icy highway on Jan. 17. 11956. , Long Green been misunderstood." rehabilitation achedule wouldn’l-Worry abdut a few thrown Action was- tab!^ Tueeday Cut from Yeung, Tender Lamb. • P f O t O X Bathroom tissue 3 - : i 7 ‘ work on the roads andMnstallatlon Indicted on murder charge at <■ ' " hlSM The hoepltal will a c c m a dona tomatoes,' but-Jis a’ould not want of utilities were completed accord Amarillo. Tex. in fatal betting of T h e five, however, generally A requiem High Mass for the night, at Town Obupael'Charles N. WeH Trimmed, Tender and Meaty. agreed there was no reason for the tion from the Neville laind when to see anybody hurt. He said he hsJ ing to town specifications, x crippled pawn broker.” Hospital Notes repose of the eoul of Mrs. Rose Crodkett'a reqtieat. on. a proposed A Deiideut React that it Sure LI Luncheon service cutbacks proposed -by Bill’s rehabilitation period-at the been advised tq the ipnlver- I7,. to Pleaie the W hole Family. neer James H. Sheekey to examUie ' F^nta Today: 202 morrow morning in St. James' According to authorities at the not say who advla^Jilm. He added Napidns S#UASH Mahoney said the public had never for dairtafr* d'>n« to tla property the requirements asked of Blrcl ADM ITTEaj YESTERDAY: Church. „ hospital. BUI ia "coming along FROM QT $500 Grant Won asked for the new post and that it was not the U.S. embassy. X t Math and Leonard Sts. during wood Park and see that they are Llnt^'Heck, 17 Cole St.; Norman i fine.” Hia doctor has ordered there ap|leared nothing wrong Signs plastered about-the Uni rainatorms in 1954 and 1937, CUTvw I FROMravs/m YOUNG i wuprvj TENDERi i LAMI X VINE RIPENED tUMMIt XîK being met. Greaves. Stafford Springs; George braces for him which will be made Kelter is building the subdiîaion Miss Swanson with the bid system. versity wslls said “T h e . nittOa in 'Tne town counsel eaid he aum t o m a t o e s F L ^ A '-- Quality V Dart, Coventr.v; Mrs. M a y b e 1 . Said'the mayor. "The entire Vernon i in the hospital, brace shop. He la # V | ^ 0 | 0 | | * S tomaio Juioa under a $70,000 performance bond, 1 receiving daily occupational and grief—Viceroy Nixon haFarriyed.,’.^ atlll nbgoUating with attorneys ' FORES w knd has sold 40 homes there. He Dowd, 1 Bow St.; Mrs. Jacqueline Board was definitely against ap-- Rumors, circulated that antl-Njx«n^ for DillonX "Hte Board laat, month Polly\Jean Swanson. 18, M$il- Greene, Wapping; Joseph Bates, ' physical therapy. • '''X plans to build 40 more soon. propriating money for tl>e aalaries Motorist Unhurt students. were planning ' to take Jo aWove a $7,600 settle- C m MM o r ” Reiter said he was last contacted cheatar H iM School senior and a East Hartford; Rusaeli Silvernail .of new employes.-” He addeq, over the aifliool buildings, .. to •Jr., Glastonbui'yT Mrs;": KatheWne' n-Snt for the-tWq eases, which re LAMB 2 - ^ 4 7 0 fcy hfartft' in' th'e vdnteK"wMen membar Of tJi» local scBsoT Chapter thfeto'"was' one ' exception in ’ the ... Car Tlipi frustrate the visit, and late-' laat sulted from aa ovsfflowing storm CABBAGE Remkiewica, TSlcoUvillei . Royce pairs hsd to be made to Niles Dr. of the Natlonal^Honor ^clety, has case of the comptroller's office. “It About Town night police .werq. r»poried In water ittsfrtr, : H i - c Oi^nge brink and Frances St. He called atten Hollister, Coventry; Mrs; Alice was not our intention not to give strategic posts about the tnatitu- TINOfI AND MEATY CIORQIA won a college achblarship of $800 Trowbridge, 801 Main St.; Bobby Stephen Ketcham, of RFD 1, tion to the fact that the two streeU the Judge enough money to suffi . tion. All Was quiet on the campus GOP LABdR MO\'K BLOCKEB in a national ach^rship compeil- Wolverton. Milfbnl; Mrs. Etty ciently run the court.’’ Rockville, received only alight rib Donalcf Hemingway, Republican Firm Ripe were accepted by the town In the at midnight, however. WiMtatngton. .Mayrg (.Pt— The 2 - 1 7 * tioh held by th ^ ^ a tlo i^ I Associa X >ring after an inspection b.v the Hlasny, Crystal Lake; Pauline Director Marte said, "The Town prulses Just before 1 a.m. today- registrar Of voters, was among the San Marcos has about 9,000 stu F»SH PICNICS IVmornillr-coBtrolled House La ngtnecr and Planning Depart tion of Secondary SchMl Princi Glrardin, 30 Apel PI.; Marlene Court’s -budget was certainly not after his car rolled over on Rt. 83 fOO town clerks, registrars and dents, * n estimated 10 per cent of § pals. Washlrigton, D.C., it was an bor CommlUee defeated today a ment. Davey, 61 Elsie Dr.; Cornelia and cut uijmercifiilly. Judge Gryk owes and 30 in 'Vernon. their assistants attending; today's them membera of various Leftist WfU'*TRlMME0 • LEAN and Tm Ott nounced yesterday by Edsoh M. RepubHraa move to IJnk togeth- ANNIVl«SARY "Over the course of a winter,” Phyliss Kane, 43 S. HartlanA Rd.; it to the ptibljc to try apd make: ■- Ketcham, who was atone Irf the semi’ anniial seminar of election- organizations. " Kelter said, “all roads tend to bubr Bailey, principal. . ___ ^ Diana Treadw ^ 134- Hackmatack the m ost with what he has.” All- ear, ; told State ..Police he was reglatratlon prpcediires. The affair Arriving yesterday on hit 8-na- iw gcMral lalwr ..legislatieh lUld scholarship was won In a iitUs to regulate welfare arid pen ble and depress, and call for patch St.; Mrs. lAa'BStelle, Sommers; of the> five directqra agreed that blinded by the headllghta of an was held in the auditOHum o f the tlon South American tour. Nixon SMOKED BUTTS Jumbo Sailed 1-LB CELLO ing. I’ve had several men working cqnyjtltion of 04,866 selected Eugene L&ngan, Boltbn;. Allen the Judge should not talk of cuts oncoming vehicle and lost control State Veterans Home and Hos'pltal met the most vigorous demonstra- sion funds. This action foiimaed ot) Nile.s and Frances the past Itigh-ranklng students—all senior Peck, Merrow. without at least giving It a try. of'the car. The vehicle veered to ‘ at ilocky Hill. ,tlons against him so far. Although .the pattern set" bi the 54enata members of the National Honor three or four days.” a d m i t t e d T O D A Y ; Donna Director Barnes and Mahoney the left tide of the road, turned! , . ^ , an oYajtion greeted hla plane from recently. The Demoeratir lead ^êhcalti69n Nation Us J lUtNITTS" BROOKSIDE • Slici^ • ______»• The petition raised by Birch Society—in over 6,800 achools. Bogll, Glastonbury. added, " I f he finds he cannot op completely over .and righted itself The date of theTeceptfo'h for Bblivia, Feruvisna in a working ership there turbed InmUc efforts wood residents asks for a perma throughout the nation. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A erate with the funds we gave In an open field. - ! new officers and-members of St. class section on hla "route into the by OOP leader Witthun P. iiniiw. 2-0? BTL 3 7 < Swiss Cheese 269. nent durable surface on the two dBugVt;; t‘rMr;«;rM7r6;aVenc"e him, then let him come back to State Policemen Joseph Bangas-' Jamea Ladiej^Ja next Monday, and city whistled at 'him, the equival- land of Osllfomia and others to LB PKO 67. Vanilla Extract streets "which will not require daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Towne Jr., 217 Union St.; a daugh us. But Certainly not before an at ser and John DeCamp of the Staf not May 25. 'ni'e occasion will also ent^^^Jeerlhg. attach general labor law ^ DIAMOND M A BROWNS • Midgtii constant pStchlDg" apd "which wtll W. Swanson, 23i S. Main St. She ter to Mr. and Mrs. William tempt is made to see how things ford Springs I barracks are Investi be the monthly meeting at 8:15 in len he left hia hotel to lunch riaions to a welfare fqad regn- •liminate a preseht dangerous plans to enter Smith Oillege. Grunder, 132 Oak St.; a son to will gOv" gating. / St. James' School hall. vi-llh President Manuel Prado, latlon MIL 4-O^CAN 3 5 < PT JAR Midget Bologna » 55< 47. HN AST-TURK!I R K p r , SOI pitted condition." Northhampton, Maas., In Septem Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray, Director Firato said, "The Town Walnut Meats Sweet Pickles C l ' It also asks for relocation of ber and will major In philosophy Storrs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Court got along ail right before. R IIP or CHI storm s«wers at tha lBtar$ecUon of LB Denari Topping FIN AST.- Jumble Pse and art. . John Lappen,' Wapping. Why a ir these cuts in services?" Midget 55< Niles andx^’''^*^“ ^ eliminate A t Manchester High School The Board's appropriation for “ inundating of Anthony J. Santa- BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to Polly was. secretary of the Girls Mr. and Mrs- Lee Goodell, West 1958-59 is almost identical to the Dream Whip 2 ?Ki43. Stuffed Olives 2 fSl 69< croce's property with Sverv hard Club her sophomore year, treasur Genoa Salami 4-OZ PKG 49 rain" and installation of ’ ’sorely Willington. amount appropriated a year ago. er of the .tdebating team in her DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Indh-atea Walt needed" storm sewer faculties et Junior year, vice president this the inteiaection of Mrs. Louis Kopplin, 48 Avondale In relating his proposed service year of the Dramatica Club, a rep Rd.; Mrs. Lavinia Dougan, 26 cutbacks yesterday, Gryk, said S e e Y o u r \^fa ^ ood \Jaiues! Keeney Sts. resentative to the Connecticut ■toads Under Itopalr Wetherell St,; Mario DeBortoIl, that because the part-time clerk Mock U. N. Assembly, and a mem will have to spend a considerable Fr«ih Haddock Filjat , li 43c Y O R 6 A R D I N Kelter said he did not know of Ellington; Mrs. Evelyrt Roberts, PKG ber of the yearbook art staff.- Bolton; Paul GnieaSher, 93 Ver amount of time handling the new Sliced, In Sugar Syrup LB the storm sewsr conditions de She won reco|fnitlon in the Con scribed by the petltlonen, so non St.; Samuel Haberem, 26 ticket payment system, persons Freih Slfced C6d ^ 37< • Friends Beans 2 necticut Scholastic A rt Contest fined in court may have to wait 29 Drive F; Pant Verchlnakl, East would not comment. He said, how this year, and in the Scholastic ever, that his firm would “ not Hartford; Mrs. Svea Carlson, 53 until the session la over' to pay Writing Contest. Polly ranks fifth Walker St.; Mrs. Lu Bente, Staf their fines. e a l e r Save lOe walk away from any situation” in s graduating class of .394. which may have been pointed up ford Springs; Mrs. Janet Relnhorn, He added that certain offenses JUST RIOtfCIDI which, under the new system, I Shortening'^ *h.c*n toy the Birchwood complaints. 48 Helaine Rd.; Glen Gray. Coven 17 S w e e t P e a s Kelter added that his firm has try; Henry Bradle.v, 692 Vernon would permit fines to be paid by always cooperated with. thO town GoncBiioii Same St.; Joseph Boucheri Wiilimanttc; mail, will now have to revert back on road repair, and mentioned that William Glenney IV, 249 Boulder to the old setup .where court ap doverdaie Margarine YOR men in his employ are now patch For WilUiide Boy Rd.; Linda Olson, 477 Cente'i* St,; pearances wefe necessary. Gryk, ;■ NOOf le'S 43* GARDIN ing-Nilea and Frances even though Mrs. Martha Pyer, Kelly Rd., Ver in initiating the new post, said he FINE TABLE QUALITY 4 r«4 9 * the streets have become town fe- non: Mrs. Mabel Flake, “196 Hol did ao "As a public, service. tt ■ / aponaibillty. He indicated that he Richard Willhide. 4, son of Mr. lister St.; Bernard Lahey, 9 Hath would permit certain minor of FAMILY SIZE 1A«z pkf 1 9 c is - under no obligation to resur and Mrs. Paul E. Willhide. 88 Por away ^ n c: Robert and Carol fenders to mail in their fines hith ter St„ is still in critical ebndition QTR JAR face them. Hawea Wllllmantlc; Mrs. Doreen er than have to take time off I Peanut Butter Save lOe ‘ follo'wlng an accident in which he PRINTS A t the Board meeting Tuesday ^trTxniia and .daughter, 53 Moun from wprk to appear in court.’' 3 55* 3 53* was struck by a car. night, the. petition touched off a The Judge also listed as service for a Drive and a Deal YouHl Never Forget! , Hartford Hospital authoritli tain Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Martha discussion among directors about Hamilton and, daughter, ^ Over reductions cutting the number of Finaat KIND TO O 22-OZ where the boy is a patient, p tfio rx monthly civic court sessions and ■ :V l the standards beihg asked of de no change in his condltl^v since brook Dr;, Vernon; Mrs. "Horma HANDS CAN velopments by town subdivision closing the clerk’s office for reg • Detergent Liquid he was operated on Ttiesday afterr Covey and daughter, Eliast' Hart White Meat Jana chickin ©» thi h a t o i c a n 3 9 c regulations. Mayor Harold A. ford; Mrs. Susanne FiHoramp and ular busineaa during the mornVffg noon...... ■ ■ ■ Turklngton said the Board and The child was struck on the daughter, 29 Butternut Rd. “ hours. Spanish Rice 2 'ôz cans 3 7 c A r t i n I " : : ------. ^ ...... *...... TPC should meet to look into the head by a car when he darted into ! matter. its path from a curb, police say. J A K A R T A — U.8. AGREE w J ’ Assorted Dark Chocolates .ox Th e child had ' been squatting on Jakarta, Indonesia, May 8 Town lb Tighten , Macaroni Dinner 2 'j^vcans 37c / the curb in front of a parked, car (/P)— Foreign hllnister Subandriq n io tk ,r* Joan Carol Homestyle Chocolates vti lox 95c / OLD HUNDtID LaCroix Pelilioii near hia home. Police and the said today that an understand Retirement Policy tl-OI JAR 3 5 c ^ ^ ^ ~ - - ______. y emergency room staff at Manches ing has been reached with U.S. Cocoa Marsh Filed Here Today ter Mepiorial Hospital sidminls- AmbasNador Howard Jones on 14-01 JAR 5 9 c tered first aid until he was trans the problem of foreign Inter-,- Deferred retirements' for town Cocoa Marsh ferred to Hartford HospltaJ. vention in Indonesia's civil war. employes will now fee granted for I C E C R E A M A petition was filed in the town But he added If the Intervention six months instead of one year. Clijb Crackers UBFKO 3 6 c clerk's office today ■ seeking a The nose and outer leading edges ’ does not end, the Jakarta gov- General Manager Richard Martin place on the ballot next fall for of wings of a jet plane heat up- ernmont may take “ other steps” announced toda- U i RKO 4 9 c ./I ALL POPULAR HALF Donsid B. LaCroix of HartfordI 9 a*: * ' most from friction with the air i to prevent it. He would not Martin said-the cii&nge in policy Shortbread tnnii/eriar^ iâLeru (/J?aheri^ ^pecia\ a candidate for .U.S. Senator on W when flying at 'auperaonic speeds. I elaborate. la being' made to permit the towii FLAVORS GALLON the Independent-Conservative R e-; ' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES f 9 0 tightert .Control over the granting publican ticket. o f d eferr^ retiremonts. ANNIVIRSARY The local petition, one of a num He also said he wanted t o In ber being circulated throughout crease the cha'nces o f advancement HONEY OATMEAL BREAD the State, for LaCroix. contained f for -younger workers and to open - 4 9 0 the names of 34 Manchester vot up opportunities for employment C A K E ers, In dll. he will , need the, signa with'the town. . . tures o f 30,000 qualined Oonneftl- FROM AN OLD TIME FORMULA LOAF Oslktbui Bultereream Icing KNOW "A t the present, time-there are cut voters to get a place oft the a m 2 1 ' _____ •pd Crunch, Hut end ’’ about 10 workers past, the normal ballot in the Nov. 4 election. ^ retirement age of 65. Martin aajd La.Ooix in the past has been a etobmiHi three o'f -these were granted c i'y supporter of .Vivian Kellems of EXCELLENT BREAKFAST ITEM 6-mOnth deferrals. Stonlngton. who has run for sena 'The general manager said there avisv wiNoaw ar avesT eaxTisc tor as an independent Republican. 18 PLATt aLAM will be no change in the present PKG OF 6 practice of permitting a worker' Light thp umniit- Camay Mam St.. $500. tee. • And see how the industry’s hottest team of engineers control that htakes you i)elieve in magic! ' Aquitania Torza, build minia has sparked an afr-ne^kind" of'action ini America’s .Once, you brive the exciting ,’58 Pontiac you’ll ture golf course on W, Middle 0 lge hlumher 1 Road" Cay. want it. And once you pripe it... and see how.mui h french d r e ssin g BOZBTL 3 T c Tpke,, $2",250. O fficers R enaiiipfl Z BARS 31c Deviled Ham underwood 2 ^ca^ 3 9 c Casino Nelson Barry, addition to house T ry tha smooth, eager response: of Pontiac’s your present car is worth in' trade . . . you’ll get Camay toilet soap 2!iE 29c Ivory Soap L. ' . , at 120 Hawthorne St., $750. ■ ... X." > • ■ ' By W ater Firm Tempest 395 V-8 . : . thejrevolutionary new suspen Pontiac*7the biggest money’s worth on the market 1 Fred Knofla for Manchester ■ t ■ : Herald, alterations to building at 13 BIsaell St., $200. LG! PKG j s o a p p o w d er LGE PKG M ST4rtM i MVCH A lF o f the office and directors 34c Duz 34c Italian Dressing »tl 3 3 c of the Manchester Water- Cb, were , 2 Kfs 23f Ivory Flakes IS MAH $f mTM. Turn IS m s m r Lava Soap > •i X reelected yesterday at the annual nut m m m or urns, nmuts meetings of the stockhniders- and ' •. .' , . i * ' ■ Police Arrests AHf MAandim. THIS m a is m r the board of dlrtctors. 3H MEATS FOR BABIES n 01 krahcheese pkg c w m mTMsmm w m u m r . The officers of the company are 1-LIPKG 2 9 c L jars 45c cleanser 2 cans 3 1 c Handi-S^CK. dôz 27 fASUCATl AHP m m MfTAl William Foulds, president and )ic 8i Sjîn Francasco Rlcca^dsone, 17. of STsmum. rm h m ttm e . treasurer: Ernest L. Morse; vice 4 SanitS-rsOM TM» LOWeST-FSieS FlgLO^TO THI ULTIMSTZ IN LUXUSV • eHieFTAIM • SUS I jCHiar • sTAii CHIC^ Mm •ONNCVILUI Hartford, was arrested laat nighb . president; Harry C. Straw, secre . f - , . __ •Mtmt. tm rm a u s tAVuaiit t . aad charged with operating a mo tary and assistant trsasurer. SCI YOUR lOCAt AUTHOMZID PONTIAC tor ▼eUcle with a defective muf- H a ts, s n m v m s m mms, Directors o t the bompahy, 'rt- T 12 OZ PKG 41c Salad Dressing miracle whip 37c Ivory Snow ,/ ,34c fler.xPatrolmxh Raymond P a e k •r»w iis m n AUfAts esAj/m • sleotsd by the atoekhoktsrs, Jure Ivory Soap •topiidd ' RItieardaone on Main St. nsmrs. -iaagi. M ary At itoesieer. Mien Ber^ PAUL DODGE POHÂC, Inq. a lh en l • p.m,' and 'aummoned him , nice C,‘..LydaU. Jamames Rt. Wright, n i MAm wnaaet-^MMsssmtm to appaar'In Town Court bn May John O.'Taleott Jr„ im'd Foulds, Mors* and Straw. 7 “"— S 5 5 ? ...r»,.A o fc...'.u ,'*■ -«r«' .lAtsiuetXiMs. mmm

■1: ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEfl,'GONN„ THURSDAY* WAY iT 1958 PAGE TWELVE Section Tivo ptoDS of the launcher area’s recent special session Cut Gov. - X Girl Crawls Home, sections, was advanced to 8gt. l.C. jUd to Aged Seep. RlbicofTs proposed $13 million. Pix>moted from Pfc. to Specialist program to $4 mlltLon. DON'T Her Back Brokeii 3.C. were, WlUle Gooden of the Bipartisan & u m The professor based his estimate Stlil pteaty of trear left In launcher ‘area, and Robert S. of $15 million 'on a cost of Bryan, ChesUr F., Wienieakl and $9,000 each for construction o f’ To\m Voters Approve ehoee whoa bronpht tiere for Juneau, Alaska, May 8 —For Hartford, May 8 l6S—Gov. Rlbl- expert repalriiiB. Jimmy R. Camp, all of the control housing units for the 16,000 fam two niUea M a ^ Monils, her back area crew. Wisnieskl la from Rock coff hM| prom h^ that no matter ilies.- . — WORK DONE W KIU; . broken In two piecea, pulled her- ville. Pvt. Marvin Goldateln Wee is goyertfor next year, or He added that even $15 million Y O lf W A IT aeU With WeedlnB handH toward advanced to the rank of Pfc. would not cover the State's neSdi Reds to UA ich p a r ^ controlled the legls* the ahelter of home.' Her tnp to in the next two decades. He said , Guided Toura Listed laturd; thh state'Will take action to life took four, hours. Fkmrth and fifth grade students that the number of persons over ap-#Coramunlst atati SAM YU LYES While hiking alone on a rugged cope >rith' the problem o f the eld MailehSBter voters would fpîkv the HoUlster St. school'will erly-persdns. - • 65 in the state would increase by Yea, 75.3 h^N o, 31.8%: unde "SHOE- REPAIRINO, mountain trail hear hire Sunday, S ave Invitations to foreign rulera. bs given a guided tour of the local , wblcolf, speaking yesterday at 21 per cent by 1975. ' cided. ZAW: (YWr 71.29?,; No, OF THE BETTER KINIV Mary fell 20 feet Into a creek Some 300 persons from: Con-; eluding those of Communist Nike site Saturday. The party will h e. closing of his conference op atqs, for conference 34>6%; uhdeetded, 4.3%.1 ss Oa k s t r e e t and her back snapped i^ ^wo include about 30 youngsters and aged, said "W e are ndw-reach- necttcut and elsewhere gathered Do jfqiU think more government for the conference, Includin^tbusl--’ Btiy. Same Sldo aa Watkins places near the waistline. Her -cdUa they will Inspect both the control ing a stage where DemocraUhU^ '}- Infbrmatioh should be given the for help were emawer;^ only by ness, government and union finding Was contained in area off Keeney At. and the launch Rtpubllcans are cooperating the fbiM tabulatiop tX. s survra, public regarding vital defense pro- echoes. S .> '' ‘ '' ing area In OlaiK^hury. '' fape the next great task of service \ ■' •. eonductM. among- Hartford CdSin- .gramaT She started pwtfflg herself to Next W edriesd^ about * ' tp the people, the problem of the ty voters^hy U.S. Represenfatiyt Yea. 84.0%; No, 60.1%; Unde ward hei honjer." Four- hours later children from the nged.” RaiT Hearin^^Monday - Edwin H. Mijr Jr. elded, 5.9%. (Yee, 84.6%; No, she reached safety, and today is School w ill be given The governor agrped that the The aitsweriNto the last six 59.6%; Undecided, 5A%.). HAVE YOU MET? i'ecupei>ttng in a Juneau hospital. 'of the Ideal unit's areas. problem of t^he aged cbpld be best Hartford, May 8 .(Ab—A public questSona on tpik queetlonnalrs Do you. support the President’s The gfrl. 16, daughter of Jirneau On May 22, Lt. Arthur S, solved on the community ' level, ’hearing on the {lew Haven ,’ail* submitted to the votere show slap ^sltion in'enforcing the Supreme bpetbutlder Lee Morris, is encash'Jthe battery’s control area where Uie elderly have made their road's request to discontinue. Sat- that a majority of M*B<^P*Uir Court’s'decision on Civil Rights? 'Tii a cast. will be swaker at the Hlllstown homes. But the state must support urda^paasenger service between voters Oppose Uit dlscUl#M pf Yes, 52.1%; No, 13.1%; Unde ■-The fraotiires were one of those Grange, East Hartford. He will commuinty programs. H^rHord and Waterhury. will be mors government Infonaausti re elded,- 4.8%, , (Yes. -78.8%: No; freak things that.happen some talk oir"Nlka In Defense of Ameri -The conference earlier Heard re Amd Monday, May 26 in Ujo state ^ gs^ n g vital defense Undecided. 5.1%.) times." her doctor Said yesterday, ca” and wjll show.sftVtral-fUms on ports thatHnere Hnari6;0(Kl offlCB~lnd1ding." RtaU^ As was the case with the' Do you think that the faderkl "The spinal -cord wasiY-t crushed 'guided missile operations. ly Connecticut families live in sub Utilities Commission said ysater* i Mite of the flrst hair of ent-riiouki offer acholer- or there would \have been im New commercial films now,be standard housing, some without day the healings will be held at tlonnaire. whtfh were te outstanding students In mediate paralysis.’^'^. ing „ distributed, to Nike, 'units toilets, baths or hot water. 10:30 a.m. at Room' 065Ar On •orUer this week, the answers to throughout the'country and sched This report came from Prof. March 13,'lhe railroad notified the the Idst six questions reveal a 79.9%; No, 16.6%: Unde- uled, to arrive h e r e t }^ month will Bruce Hyndman,'director of deve PUC of US Intention' to discon TppjQvoiity _ aUnUarlty of opinion ambn^,. oU eidedi >6% . fYee. 77.8%; No, be shown in E a ^ H a rtfo rd If they lopment at the Univeraily o f tinue the service- effective "April 18 towns in the County. 18.8%; IJltd^dM. 4.4%. f arrive in tim,e<''^wd said. , To Give Hartford's Hillyer College; . 27. Th e commission. suspended the According to the survOy results, Do you nri that pjetal rates Hyndman shld adequate hous proposed discontlnusncs pending a Manchester voters approve the should- be inowAsed to assist in Traiêrred' to ‘A’ Dnlt- Mrs. Chase Going ing could be supplied to these older full investigation. director-of the Service Bun Prudent's enforcement Of Su cutting down -the postal deficit Capt. 'Ralph Levine and Lt.^Wll- persons by s minimum state hous which id now beln6;.^^ld by the lsC>vLt.tXLil Vyta'utas Kersulls, one liam* Gettsy, previously attached Women’s Orj;anlzatlon8, will . N ick e,' plating was developed preme Court Civil Rights decisions, ing program for the aged of $15 .scholarsbipk general taxpayer? of Battery ,C’» mostat popular oBi- Jcb battalion headquarters, last at the annual 6pea House to .million, on a. practical basis In Ehglhd favor Federal aeiance study, will accepV x Yee, 73,7%: No, 33.0%; Unde- cers and' ell-known in Manches^ week were narhed commanding of held Wednesday at the Union Con- he general-assembly during Its about 1870. grcsatioftal Chiirch Iff Rockvinff. tel-rete tncre w I L (Yea. 73.2^8, No. ter, will IcaV- here in August for ficer and executive offlcsT,'respect 32.6%T Undecided, 4.2%.) I overseas duty ihspermany*anw He H e will wl ively, at Eaat Windsor’s Battery The''program will run with exhibits Office Department deficit, and ap^ Do. you approve of - tax i W TH T wave length has run. Into’^'. report to the U>S.. Arm y Eu A. from 3 to 10 p.m! and Mrs. Wood- proV( ropean Command ' headquarters Capt. Levine • had been .serving house will speak at 8 p.m. Her buslneas. tionx /or smalt businesi? another UlffiqjJlty. '-•v- ' Tea. 66.6%; Np, 24.9%; Unde and it Is exp5crtd he will be as aa Public Information Officer for topic will be "The Roles of Women TaJmMioa The transmission line . hq^ was cided, 8 4% . (Tee, 68.8%; No. signed to Uif! N A T O forces. . the llth Battalion, and Lt. GetUy In Other Lands.” 'Rie tabulation of the Mancie*; u'sing shorted out. He had another 28;4%: U i ^ d e d . 7.8%.) Kersylia the loc'kl fîkeNmit's was battalion guided missile of ter responaea and, in parenfiiesU; line in reserve but it ia less ef The event is Sponsored by thC CAR The Hartforo County tabulation launcher aferf leader, wa.s o r d n ^ ficer. Maj. Victor Dlediker, bat' of the entire county, produced-the ficient and Deme is now waiting ' more than 600. women who p ^ ic i- ia 'Baqed on '12,000 replies received for-a new one to take the poweir . taôuty hero In October 1956 wheh. .talion, executive officer, has as following reaulta*. pate'ih. the home demoffatrsHon to a, questionnaire sent to 200,000 from his transmitter. the unit was formed. He reported ed Levine’s duties and Lt. Fred program of the CoppOcative Ex- WET Do you approve the inviting to CboriBS J. Von Deusen, thia country of the rulbra of for Republican. Democratic and Inde-^ Last m.onth some of his equlp- in March 1957 after successfully Krueger, a Ft. Bliss instruetpr for tension Servfbe. It is Intehded as 621 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST^ completing a 4-month course of eign nations for conferencei; even pendMt voters about four montp^ meht. was lost in- a fire that . MANCHESTER, CONN, the part.^four years, has Joined the an achievement- day at which ex instruction at the Army’ s guided though ihey may be leadera' pf. sgo. X destroyed the barn where It was battallon’xand taken. over Lt. hibits are shown of work which has WASH Phone P I 2-6801 or JWl 0-4604 miwiile school at Ft. Bliss. Tex. stored. A few days later a guet Gettsy'a jonx been done during the^, year. The of wind blew over the! station’s He is one of JtoUr neighbors, an The transfer will bring Kersulis’ Capt. Levine^, except for three wife. Annelies. back to her native public is invited to attendv, 150-foot towqr as it was being independent businessman in months' schooling, had been in lii'ere will he exhibits on basket- your coinmunity. engaged in a Heidelberg. Bi\t before, she' leaves Fliller Bhi^ C o. Negoti erected behind, the .Manchester she is expected to become an Manchester since tiio fall of. 1956. x'fy better dresses, caning and cop Shopping Parkade. ' - / highly-developed, modern serv He will still make his home in per enameling. Other eYdiiblts will MORIARTY RROTHERS ice that is helping many fam American' citizen, her husband re Counti However, a new tower haa been ports. Kersulls and his famil.v Rockville. Lt. Gettsy, «atlofied include dried flower arrangements, 301-31.1 CENTER S T R E E T Î 1-5135 Plant raised and, barring-*-lurthrt un ily. basiness and professional here for the past year, hsiunpved etching trays, furniture refinish— For Sale of Hart people to plan and control their make their Manchujster home at 17 Work i$ now in prOgreng on aHiew area country club, the proposed layout dining faciluies, was designed by architect Rafplr^cuderi, arid Jack Hunter foreseen difficultiesF,. W IN F w ill go from his Maple Bt. residence Irô ing, gift wrapping. Jewelry and on the air May. 18, aa scheduled, x. finances efficiently. He can West St. fed near shopping centers is the bu êr. Michael Ovian, who will be headj(rb«'®*‘ ®®P®*' when the proj Kersulia who attained the rank one of the new East Windsor Capev millinery, quick meals, slipcovers. The Fuller BniSh Co. la now ne-- of which IS shown here. The 542b;<^00 projfect is being undertaken by the show you the one sure way to residential araasT naa adequaU ect is completed, is supervising the golf c m i n e construertion. of master .sergeant while an en hart homes. Adequate wiring for the home and gotiatlng .for the aale of Its.Hart Ellington Purchasing Corp, which wilklease the development to the Elling- guaranty yourself the things repair of electric appliance corda East Hartford wpter and sewage Ovirin will be at the site this comingySupday t o ^ o w corporation arid Fish-Pond Kit* Made you value most— confidence In listed man,,and who later received New .Arrivals Here ford plant but hoiu this will affect will alis> be among the topics to facilities and te-located oar 3.0^ ton Ridge Countrj’ Club Corporation atH ^ completion. club members the progress made to d^M. Manchester members can reach the future, education for your a battle field commission, was Five enlisted men who. recently the company’s ihupoeed m o ^ to feet of Tatiroad siding. Owner of Lancaster, Pa. — Kits for tak promoted to first lieutenant last be shown. There will be a special READ BUSINESS OEPORTUNITII thri area by following Rt. 83 to DarUHill Rd., about two'miles beyond the children, ownership _o f your completed basic training at~ Ft. the Manchester sp'ea r^ lU n s to be the ManrheSter p o r t ^ of U The first nine holes, on the north end of ute259-acre tract located between ing ^ h ponds 4, 6 and 8 feet in home, control of yoiir business, month. ' - > JackaPn, S.C., have. r{i)^rted to exhibit of hooked rugs which have Vernon traffic circle. Turn left ofe'^^Dart Hill Rd. and follbw thfe signs. been made under the instruction tract was 'william Glode. Oth Abbott and Tripp Rds. in Ellington, have already been cut in and will be diameter are . being manufactu^d care-free retirement or an e,\- Since last fall, ne has been named Battery C for dotyl Privates June owners wrtre Martin Glode, Grys- f a Lancaster concern which says. the outstanding lieutenant in the of Mrs. Enima Urban of Spring- in ClouHiSid SkKfioii of tedoy'c Hordd i ready for play by May 1, 1959. The second nine^]^le8 will follow. The proposed golf course Is of/mampionship size, 3,400 yards for the first tended vacation. E. Dampier, Je^se J. Gamble, In December 1966 Fuller Bniah tal Lake; MItchel Slowick aqd Jo-1 its product can be made In any battery, the llth BatalHon and field. Mass. nine holes and 3,420 for the.;6Mond nine. Architect Geoffrey S. Cornish, He Is ready to ser\’c you. Graham E. KlkOr', and Bobby L. purchased an 80-acre tract oq the aeph/A. Stomberg, both of East The first; phase of the $100,000 club hou.se has also been started and the shape from sausage to kidney. The I the 63rd Group whlcli embraces'lne St. Clair have oren assigned to north side of Tolland Tpke, and Hartford. / foundations are alreadv in. The ba.sic clubhousp as well as the swimming noted builder of g6lf c o u r ^ designed the layout. When finalized,^the kits include a corrugated, em ' State’s dozen Nike units. He placed guided missile school at Bliss- atraddling the Manchteter-Exst velopment will include tefmis courts and A large pa ved^-parking area. The second in the recent U;S. First the control area, and Pvt. James pool will be ready by July 1. The pool excavation has already been com bossed aluminum ring, a Mlyethy- where he completed a 4»iYyeek Hartford town line fbr a reported Army Region'competitibn. R. Vaughan, to the\launcher area, MeKINNEY BROTHERS, Hit. entire project is being.îndertaken,by aboilt 100 area businessmen who held lene plastic liner with-^raln plug, SUN LIFE They are -presently undergoing a course in electrical material in $160,000. . , " . pleted. and molding. . ' / Several Promotians Made ______REAyrpRS INSURORS Plana to ereci a $4-miUlii)n, dOOk^ Commill^ Heads , The dubliouse. to be developed in four stages and to In elaborate their first meeting lids than eight months h g o . ' ASSURANCE COMPANY . Several, . promotions in the en 4-n)ohib. guided missile indpetrina- struction. A Bridgeport native^ ond Jaconette was stationed here be 600 square-feet faetdry; on the alt* listed ranks were announced this tion course her^ Cqpt. Frade re were reviialod 'by A, C. Fuller. rt»m- -7“ ported. , * fore going to school. He has, been 489 M iM R M l 9-3931 ^ by Club week by Capt. Antone Frade, a paay prcaiilefit, at a meating'of the no) arrtqts are Intended or will1 ^ Battery C commanding officer. Specialist 3.C, Richafd Jaco- assigned as electrical material OF CANADA Manchester - KiwanU , that ■'H* Sgt. .Donald M. Hall, In charge Lnette receiitly returned from the chief at Battery C. same month. H ow ever/at that Mrs. Iris Vacantl, president of Safety Parade on Saturday made. x time, he said the relocation could Manchester Emblem Club, an*, In urging motorists to Partici not Cskc place nntn a buyei’ was nounced the following committee pate in the aafety prqgrem. Po -K- secured tot the htdlding.ln Hart- ‘ To Promote Car Inspection lice Chief Herman /DT Schendel ■/ fort. chairmen at the business mreting of the club held last night; poiqted out that, yWth the vaca Wallace E. Campbell, general tion period com '^ .up, Manchester managaTt^tedayjcpoflraaed reports Mrs. Raymond B^yregard, Three Manchester '’bands, newômraended President , Elsen area cars Inspeictrt Would be ready that negoUaUona tm arW nyYorJ^.y.. ter w n - automobiles, -and. grim reminders hower .iecently. /■ sals of Oie plant but explained that m i^ s . w™. Marching in the paraiite will be for; the road; Trucks and . other tiam s,' opininuntty sehxjê; Mrs. of past car accidents here will be r t is impossible and would-be pre- the Manchester High S c o W Band, commercJiQ vehicles will aUo be Mt- mhture to comment furt(«sr on now George'’î^llah. iriembersh'lp; Mrs, featured in Saturday afternoon’s the St. Patrick’s pipe Band and specti tar they have progressed * t ' Oils Kerrtielh «o tfge, program; Mrs. Safetv Parade scheduled to begin 'the Junior Fire and PBllc* March t ^ t year 3,268 cars, over 600 a time, Joseph Reynolds, hospitality. -Mrs. at 1:30. ing Band. It will start at South day at an average of one. car per "W e are Jhflniuly going to make Stanley Juros, Mi’s. Earl Clifford The parade is being staged to Terminus and,proceed to the Cen .Înute, were inspected on the as promote the town's safety Lane the move to the Manchester area and Mrs. John Tierney, auditing; ter. The automotive section, ^ phalt strip. All cars were checked Inspection Program which will be in the future,” he said, "but -»-hen Mrs. Charles 'Ponticelli. advisory eluding numerous rnakes of new by mechanics supplied by the Auto gin Monday and continue all next depends on how the present ne board; Vfrs. James Ellis, pin chair cars and wrecked autos inxfoW. mobile Dealers Assn. man; Mrs. Thomas Colla, bowling; week. It will al.so serve to open a will continue to the N o r ^ End, gotiations turn out.” Of the 677 cars rejected for me Approximately 23 acres of the and Mrs Harold Bbrnelt, sick drive to boost the sale of automo through Biickland to the,Manches- chanical failure, 493 returned af tract.-is In htanchester. The site committee, 'x biles. a nationwide campaign rec- ter M rkade. ter being repaired to be reinspect Beginning Monday^. - free motor ed. 'Forty-two different towns, one- vehicle in.spectiojvs’ wlll be given by quarter o f the town* in the entire members of th^,' automobile di State, were represented in the In vision of the’^ Chamber of Com spection. - merce as^Ta-rt of the National Safety Program conducted in con- Mechanics will take part in this juneffidn ,

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Csirter Strmt OPEN WEDNESDAY, AND FRID/^YUNTIL 9 P.M. recent weeks. Windham Community. Memorial bethi N.J., returns to her home to lumWa oorreapondeni MR*- Doiaald ' ->■ ‘ New Officers Tonlghi'B meeting will hf held Hospital Aiixlllary, sponeora of the day after sfiending motn than a R. Tuttle Academy M485. et Menefleld Town Hall It S chain, reported more then $200 week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ■ Chicago—A packaged nuclear o'clock. Mrs. MariU Merrick wffi earned In Columbia, borne hoeteases laboratory is the heart o f. a new Stoltanfeldt of Jonathan Trumbull Seller P^m iaes Fight,, t30.00i> system for aetting up no- ROASTING CHIckENS vOf Sisterhood entertain Ben. Benton for dinner have not yet turned In their pro Highway. Mrs. Lyihsn came to at her home this svening. gm op«n fits and so the report was incom- clear-engineerihg programs in col Connecticut primarily to see her Hartfprd, May 8 .lAi—Fred R leges. Other p*rU of the system house to allow members o f ths lo pl«te. . ' sister-in-law, Miss Lillian Lyman, ■“My family just loves your chickens,” a customer told, Accept Roles cal town committee and Tolland : Chafeh Oroap ptaagreee Keller,' GOP gubernatorial nomi marketed by a Chicago company local Woman, who Is n ratient nation candidate, haa promlied to Include operating instruction*, de hs. “ As soon as we finish one they ask when we can have County delegntea to the State' Con The Columbia Oongregatiohal vention to meet the speaker will at Colchester Convalescent .^m e. wige an agjpesslve, hard-hitting, tailed student and group experi chicken again.” Our chickens are alwayh popular with EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR... Mri. Irving Tamnenbnum Church Building Planning com Election Lnw Meeting 'militant campaign. Zeller. eUte ments. and help for each Institu tf«cte”. Mra. Ukrainian group from, the Hartford Committee members - differed Merrick, chalnpe'n of the Republi area will present dances and songa nation. ■ Morria Goldatein, corresponding and Russell was instructed t& can and D^stmemtic town com- *‘C9iristinn'.’ first was applied to aecretary; Mrs. Saul Caroline, fi in native costume. draw up detailed plans. Photo- Paintings end handwo^'k of mUteea rdapecUyely; Mrs.- John The first nutomqblle speed law followers of Jesua Christ m Anti nancial aecretarv; Mrs. t«wis Kap static copies of thls.^lan will be Pringle, ipuhlicah'reglatrar, and { was. passed In lOOi. och, scene of PnuTs first ministry. Advertise in The Her»ld—-II Pays lan. honorary treasurer; Mra. Sam Ukratnia by Mrs. William Samosal, sent to all committee- members Kaaaman. chalrina. of fund rais a member of the faOuUy at Fred who are asked to . make sugges ing; Mra. Philip Siegel, chairman erick R. Noble School, will be tions and present them at'the next Board of Bducatici.; Mrs. Albert shown. Her husband will recite a meeting, May 21. poem in Ukrainian and their teen Philip H. laham, comm!) Badleow. donor chairman; Mrs. Na age son, Alex, will translate It. than RMen, social and publicity; chairman and Mrs. Carlton Stitch- -SUNDAY AUY 11th IS MOTHER'S D AYX Mrs. MUton KaskowlU, hospitality The local Qlrl Scouts will opcp ins, secretary, atate that Ufa orig and membership, with Mrs. Sam the projrnm with a color cere inal idea of building .out to the Zucker co-chairman; and Mrs. mony. Pneentatlon of their con rear Of the structure,,has been dis tribution to the Juliette Low carded.- Plana of ,the committee, Harry Koenigsberg, shopping WorlcV Frlendahip Fund will be chairman. not yet approved by the church Help H Ith Hospitality made. call for an pit to nln oiit at the WITH VALUES THEY WANT! Local girls nlio ajiisleTnnaaJum in at her home on Rt. 6..Her gueets prpnnt'architectural style of the .n. naedt in tha variaty and quality- of products offered-.. . low prices in eVery depart ^ Wllllmantlc were Beverly New- were Mrs. tweeter Cooper,. Mrs. Jer church. It will, according to pro- I f nee- As a result, more mothers depend on A&P then any etner store! berr>’. Marilyn Naume and Donna ry Shine. Mre. Vincent* Sledjeekl, posale, be split-level and w|lt In Spearman. The concert was the Mrs. David Goss, Mrs. John .Bapan clude Sunday School claasrooms In last of the aerie ■; given by the and Mra. Thomas Carlsen. the basement,'' n hall upetaira, a Eastern Connecticut Symphony A second party on Tuesday, and kitchen and numerous otXer amnll: Orchestra. ' , presuifiably the last ofx'tHe chain rooms, yet to be decided upon. here, was given by Mis- R a lp h Others on the copimlttee besides SOPER- Beintnn to Sppak those mentioned are Mr. and Mm Former U.S,' Senator William li> Wohner and ^lighter-in-law, RIGHT Mra. Ralph E. Wdlmer, mt.Uie lat- James L Young, Howard Bates Benton, a candidatt for the Demo ...... ' memsl cratic nominationLEOhe U.S. Sen ter'a home oip Trumbull Highway. and Mrs. John Him, ate. will be guesLlSpeaker at tha Their gueeti were Mrs. OSoiKe 860 Dogs Lkiensed Thi* wsak tha top award goes to you,, MOTHER, "for yoiir untiring da- meeting of the Tolland County RSema, Mrs. Lyndon Little. Mrs. Town Clerk Hubert P. Collins votion to your family," "for tha wonderful job of anticipating and eo> Democratic 'Assn, in ManaSeld to Horaceecs B. HolU Mrs.J Allan RobUi' said today that he'had licensed 300 night. son /Mrs. M. (S Psabody, Mrs. dogs during the month of May. ordinating your family'*, nead*, fOr thosa tasta-tampting maal* you He is the third candidate for the I^ ter Hutchins. Mra A. R. That is quite near the estimated plan threa time* a day." Nbbody else could do tha job half as well.

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i ■• .r. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1958 ÂGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTCR. CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY i. 19M PAGE SEVENTEEN beat Adlai Stevenson in the stale protect him," she added, ('but I do per-'thin cueUmbso" sHcet for aome- Rep. KLnutôn Told DFl, primary, -v TAimhs to 91 f209 Feet wlah- he'd stay a little lower." Southern CkR thiniilng. crisp. Governor Signs4Bills She had charge that some DFL Mrs. Johnson said her husband FINE SEXEOnON ' Seathera Plsli FUleto with Not to Riin Again leaders', favorable to BtevenSbn, Had teleplioned her gfter the flight Ike Blocks Retreat Create Treats .....' Baihetwr Saaeo-’---" — ' , * .J/'- had threatened to Oppose her bid in southern Cslifornla and told her Ingredhnts: 1 . cup enriched (iContUiiied Iron Pag One) for re-election in that year.imleaa. he had succeeded. BOXED CANDY With Cor^meal commeal. 1 teaspoon salt,'A tea-, Spend 02.8 M illion ■he stayed neutral in the KefsuVer- Air Force Jet Sets "That's about all he said." his spoons onion sslt, 1 large egg, 2 FOB MOTHEK laid, adding that he expects his Stevenaon primary and discharge wife added. On Trade Policies pounds fish filt*^ fat for fridng, Kjeldahl from her staff. The MaJ. Johnson and hi* wife both OPEN A li, PAY {H7NDAT, By CECILV BBOWN8TONE (ContfaiMg lr»m Page One) wifa to comply with thi request. 2 tablaspooiwliuttcr of margarine, thresis were denied by state DFL come from Louisville. Ky. MOTHER’S - Assoclnte«l Prewi Food Editor % cup chipped onion. ‘A cup chop X "Coya hasn’t baait home for leaders' later, ’’ They live at 1280 Csrnbrldgd -,,.^f . ■ rilARMACY shadowed debate expected when For Ike’s BiUs Eaten .spoonbread lately? Kneh* many years on the SUte Board of R o r k r i l l e Method: On s piece o f waxed Eklucatlon.) ment sqld. unseated - the late Rep. Harold "(a moving today's fighter pilot The Jet' ivent into operational or St—^MI 9-089« the House takea'up the bill soon. the satisfaction of dipping .A big paper; mix .together the commesj. Poor Papa. He doesn't seem to Hagen, a Republican.' Fmtr, of the five dissentert Provide S700.000 for a 100-bed be able to. catch his breath. JuM Rep. kritiUon, who was elected^ Well out t o ' the' region where the services at' Hamilton Air Force (Contlnoed from i spoon into the puffy soft ■ coni- ] teaspoon salt and onion salt hospital addition, Mansfield State \ Kjeldahl, whoêtalrts a 'voting Base north ot Sait-Francisco Feb. Coroner Clears signed the minority reporL They Beat egg until quite, frothy,, cut as soon as he provides his family to her x.rst tehn, from. Minnesota's sky is .deep .blue,' turning almost meal-and-egg mixture and lifting' Training School and Hospital; 9th District In 1914, wa* the . first riajdence at F e r ^ Falls, Minn., 20. ' -X,: were Republican Reps. Marguerite trade matters hM. nliming; fillets in serving-size, pieces.''Dip with the "necessWles’’ of modern also .wa.s an a lt e m ^ delegate at' black,” ' suit Church >tnsn ever named (o the House Johnson is operatfons oficer. of Driver ill Death \ tiy ' light. one piece of fish at a .time into las # eos-iA * A A wf n4i I d i • m m S the district conventiort'Jn Crooks- Twice Speed of 44ound Ond) and Alvin M. Bentley own plate? Now Iho nutter goes' facilities, Danbury State Teachers Iri the face. ' . Agriculture CommittM. the 83rd .Fighter Inte>ci^t6r Aiken said therÎs'a question ta 'egg. then into -commeil mixture, College; and $50,(MO to buy land In torf. A 'sJaite of state danventicn Johnson said lie. wa« too busy, Squadron at Hamilton. He' has f Mich I and Democratic Rep. J. on to melt and spread itacif in coating both sides. (If there isn't .One*, a family could get by on A formet sclioiOlte.u:her, Rep. delegates favoring Rep. Knutson Tolland Coiinl.v Coroner Bernard Pilcher iGai The jiame of the his mind alMut how much Eisen rich' rivulets. Taste some fork Griswold, VoluntoWn and North one car, Now more and more laml- Knutson served tw o. term* In the however, to do much sightseeing. been in service *lnce enlisting at J.'Ackerman today freed Harold F. enouifb. egg toward end, add. .a Stonlngton. for state parkland for' was named'on a clo.'ic voie^fter Lexington. Ky., April 1, 1942. fifth "no" voter was not given hower cmtM help tiîl(yldusl candi- fuls of the spoonbread With baked tiny, blt'^ water), fry fillets in lies have to have two. And even M nnesota.Legislature prior to her considerable floor wrangling, The plane hit more than twice Warren, 57._ of Ludlow. Mass., of eat use. two may not be enough If there election to Congress, • Mrs. Johnson, who knew her any blarhe .in a.-fittal automohile- HUMU out. dstes^by campaigning personally ham and maybe watermelon pick a large skRlet Ih 'bot .fat that dahl's narrie entered into the the. speed of sound on the flight, les l Anything better thdn that Appropriate IS.OOJFror the 39th are teenagers In Uie family. Many Knuteort also said that another husband was,trying for an altitude tniCk accident kt WiUlngton April ' The minority said the X ’ niled fopêm . is '4-inch deep, j If akiUet Is elec annual conventiopr Yankee DM- cussion, the’ announcement reported.. record, said today she had been a Etale* has poured ■ nearly -bil unique combioatton of bland and a driveway in front of a suburban reason for his request was that 16- \ NEW LOCATION tric. set control at 350 degrees, alon 'VeteransÂssociation, stated home looks like a parking ot .»ven BUI K Jeldahl.^p. Knutson's ex- Lockheed said the , record wa* little worried but had not lost any The coi^ner said'the victim,'Wil lion worth of aid abroad sihce. . I think . ^ the vahie of any en' rich? then make ' hotter I f , necessary). Who likes hush puppies? Made for StamforiFjune 19-22, when there caren't any visitors. ecuUve seoretar^sexercised dlcta- Traffic Lijjliln Niitnltercd verifted by Uiree powerful, radars sleep. liam L. \vbrner. 24. of Wllllmantic, IMS without a payoff in w ^ dorsement by the Chief Execu^-e To make the sauce ihelt, butter Provid^/broader coverage for End ofrastar St. peace and security or understtind-\l'overrated. Aiken said. The from a thick' .batter of commea) *' Once a map. thought he was do- torial powers o v e r ^ r , and three cameras designed for, "We've been married for 18 was intoxicated when he drove his teU ai^ milk or buttermilk, maybe In sj) 3-tnch skUlet or -1-quart \ fanill|5*r'pf' member* of fraternal Qatlinburg, Tcnn. — To unake high altitude tracking. Charles F ., .years and all of that lime he has ('*•■ Into the truck operated by SOOTH WINDSOR ing of Amenca. X W r . reswit having anyone tfaucepan; add onion arid green benem societies. . ing well to>d able to meet the pay- ''Finally,” K n u ts o ^ statement m what they ought to do. eggs, sometimes seasoned with, menu op'^'me home for the family, gaid. "I believe it i* tieet*sw for her giving and following directions Logsdon, ekecutive secretary of .been in the Air Force, so. I Warren. This year's commiUee cut of I ^ p e p ^ a n d brown Ughtly.>Add re-, Make the Harral-.Wheeler Man the National Aeronautics Adminis Loom-Humusôr Soit 1339 miUlon below ^hb a m o u n t | m AiÛ r Watkins (H- onion.''they're eaten atralght out easier, a number has been painted learned not ta worry loo much,” UtahXMid in a separate interview of the frjdiig Icettlc.' .vBcrve and maming ingredients and heat. sion and Park, Bridgeport, a hia- "Z "5 T J Z i Z f T Z w elected as the d e c i ^ that on each traffic light bn the main tration ‘ from Washington, ' D.C., she said at her home in suburban The qiolto "E n'urtbus L'num'.’ Eisenhower reqoeifled is far less ! that iKhe decides to run again Serve'sauce with flIleU. Makes « torical site under Jurisdiction of street lit this Great Smoky Moun-j monitored the flight. .Lockheed' Novato, near San Francisco. first was , used (in coin* of the than slashes'vcftcd in many other ; aat* them white hot!" Southern Mi 3-6712 this yeaiVand he is expected to— cook* command. servings—with an ample amount the Connecticut Historical Com WhereWh.r. theyfh.v canran apena incir week- dahl’s. an individual who assiiniea tains resort town. j said tne NAA declared the record. He had oxygen and a suit to I'nited Slate* in 1878. years, the dfsernters said of sauce.' ^ h. will campaign primarily on the A basket of cornsticks comes to mission. enda getting away from the fine ^ ______The roport hit particularly at record of wtiat- he has- done in the; the table-ând doesn't go begging. Note; If you use a square 11-inch Pay Costa Higher big house on which Papa U making Po|lc> hf Her''•"ce. whal,.rtâid was loss of Congrea- Senate in behnf of Utah. i Baked in familiar black iron pans, electric skillet, you’ll need, about Salary coats are niounttrig in g p^ments “ Knutaon, an alternate delegate, sipnm control over the . program Watkins .said he doesn't always I with wells,shaped like com on the 1 cup fat; we like to use'half but niimber of state agencies due to Backyard Country Club carried the sUtement to the 9th hd at "massive amount* of aa- agree with Eisenhbi>'er and there-! cob. they're' hot and crusty and ter and half .psanut oil. tougher economid conditions which listance-to those who are either fore wouldn't attempt to campaign j ready to .enliven auppertime. make state' workers thjrik twi(ie neutral or who lean toward the as a 100 per «!ent supporter of the MIDGET . And what’s WTong with Just before moving to other field*. ba*cky.rd w d m or! J, T Sotnet Union " President. plain pombread? Made of white or AEC Admits'Start Ribicoff and other members of Papa* aro having to M n k /'^ e ir Porter that he Rave it to State " i t cited ihipTiicnts of nylon Eisenhower' told pimi yellow commeal. baked thick in a the State' Finance Advisory, com money in them. ” X Wilder, Crookaton, Stockings to Korea and band In dinned meeting Tuesday n ip t he deep square ran or thin in a shal Of Pacific N-^^ts mittee were given this explanation EtoaU. too, are becoflcrfng musts convention chairman, with a re struments” to Turkey under mili- iôuld do his hest for all Republi low pie plate* either way it comes jiesterday by state -department* in many faittllleik'rJ^r all, what ater it Implement stompany here as a ma branch to \reSevacuaU its ! Montana, the assistant Demoersit- knowing batty cakes vvere coming formstlon on the aature of the higher salaried worker* left to: ad to be a fully automatic one. chine installer. grams and \to ehminate tnose ic i,*(ier, said he doubts that any up? . Thin commeal pancakes blast. Forter said hts speech had Job* oiitelde »tate »orvice, T3rf* Now if she doesn’t have a dryer to I been bleared by the AEC, which Kjeldahl wa* a key figure In a which are ovekûndeJK Democrats will receive campaign .they're called up North. But no created vahanclea which o ft^ la a t alt beside the washer she feels un Minnesota 9th District controversy Morgan arranfc^ to ^>K,^rorfe matter what they’rt* named, their confirmed the Eniwetok explaUon for months, and often left the derprivileged. help from the President. but would not verify Porter's centering around Rep. Knutson's fbe rules committed today tfir êek "Before Novemver comes around PagOnis Mark Anniversary: edges are thin and lacy. Syrup or state free to fill the positions with Where is it all going to end, thi* support of Sen. Estes Kefauver In SUNDAY, MAY 11th clearance for Houscxdebate molasses goes over these and may statement that it was the first of workers in a loweb.^^salary scale. fast-increasing number of "necea, imagine he'll give 'a blanket en- Open house on the obesusion of the 25th wedding suiniversary of 30 nuclear blasts planned for the the state's 19.56 pre.sidential pri week. The pQsed his p r o g r a m a,"f. married in St. Bridget's C2iurch on May l2, 1033. They have time ago that the nuclear tsats dahl, now 29. from her office to to show your appreciation by treating her to dinner. ftig fiscaJ year. The other JM,4 Mansfield paid. "He hgs done it two children and three grandchildreti. It is expected that Mrs. ed at a alttlng along with steara- »uch a *ayihg through Job tuYq-1 living ’ except o n e - work in Kefauver's campaign. The million IS already authorized by Ang hot •cups of coffee. would start' this spring and run before." Thomas Kern, sister of Mrs. I ^ a n i and maid of honor at the through the summer. The AciC aiMi over. Bin now since fewer .em-i * ?*!**■ Tenne.ssee Senator sub.seqUently FIRST FOOD features specials'every week oh easy-fix foods that are designed to help .Mother with the family meal.8 every day of the year. previous law. wedding, will be present at the open house. Mrs. Billy PaganL^ WTiaf Fbout the Southern way of pIovM^re leaving in pianv agen -i„ ®r*“ “ ** *''*" **’», ettonKest. Mansfield said n«s,înics the dipping fish fillets in commeal so the Defense Department said, tfie majors issue will be the state of sisetr-in-law of Mrs. Pagani, is making a 3-tier wedding cake |0r. cleft more funds are needed | healthiest Papa* cant go on for- Xhe outside has a. crisp coating and purpose of the tMts is to wpri( to After hearing these explana- ever trying to keep up with de thp domestic economy. said the occasion. ' (Herald Photo by Pinto). ward perfection of weapomi for de the inside is moist and succulent? y\\n n a , the committee approved mands. Some day the strain gets Eisenhotver Orders at in this field the leadership d( An^ that brings its tq our fiSh fense against aircraft/Snd missV' too much—and Mama and .he kids FRESH, LEAN, FLAVORFUL efforts to combat the recession niN club of Glastonburv High School, cast of 30 lopal aeforsyôger Ne attack and to try tq-feduce furth | T: ore than J300,0(k in extra funds WhitehousD Bros. story. We served these golden- for salaries, plu* some S5 million have to start figuring how. to re V.S. Troops Lea been taken by Sen. Lyndon B.' is directed by Qobert Oris, who gro directs. browii crunchy fillets with the sort the .'radioacU'va iiilout from nu duce the number of necessities to .lohn.aon .(D-Tex» and House Is'itiso serving' as production man The third production will be two clear WeripoiMX more for pay. increaBe.. authorized get along on Papa'S, life insurance. of sauce that’s sometimes ii.sed In by the 19.)7 Legislature. PAINTING and Lillie Rock Sclutol Speaker Sam Rayburn (D-Tex), ager far the 3-day event. scenes from (Jrahklvie Green's *^he barbecuing—spicy with tomato (.311 right* reserved, NEA "We wish the leadership would Second'xm the bill li the offering Potting Shed'," wli'^h. Valerian catchup, onion, gr^ n pepper, LAND, HOLDINGS RISE « The Highway Department, larg Service. Inr.) consq from the White House,” he the - Mdnphester Community jYaVorsky dfbects for'^ the * EMt brown sugar and Worcestershire , Washington—The Defense De est state agency, received more (COnttniied from One) than (I million for such increases DECORATING said. "But .thus far all we h^ve Players, an exebrpt from the Kauf- Hartford^due and Curtain group, sauce. Another Southern favorite, partment now controls '27,351,354 cm mann and Har. cuhedy, "The Man Th AdlT Drama Festival Is open wiili other depart menUi getting Plastic Mashing N - , had is a ‘wait-and-see’ attitude baby, green Uma beans, is a good acres of land throughout the riS' [ ------Interior and Exterior ter outbreaks o f violence at the that, from a political standpoint, Who'Came to Dinneiv^vith Philip to tl,e^public and tickets may be vegetable to serve with the fish. tion. an Increase of 172,774'ln i the remainder. PORK ROAST 1 New York — A new pla*tic gh schiTOl w ^ n Negro students j, not likely to be popular with Food-îosls we*', also on the up Fully Insured Russell in the starring and a secured at the door. Add a salad of 'watercrw and pa year. , j flashing for both residential and classes. j ij,e voters If the recession conti- swing, with more than a dozen The Prudent said at the time [ I Industrial u»e require.^ uo pre- Guaranteed he was .Acting to preserve the i ______> cmVh *"*‘ *‘ “ “ °"* *'*^**'■*'16 extra ' fabrjealion and Is said to be super- Workmanship fund allocations to take care of ior in water reaiatance. It is Uilegrity of the district court’s at- | ■ . " that. The total ex< eeded J200.000, te in ^ to uphold a 1954 Supreme paintable. fire-resistant, rtistproof, Phone Ml 3-0110 TASTE-TEMPTING, FLAVORFUL Schuckman attributed this to and will form a seal around nails. Cjuirt ruling against rare segrega Dnlicalion Dinner | higher food costs due to the, tion in the public schools. POPULAR 7-RlB CUT. 3-LB. AVG. Lit. > Asked whether Eiseribow'er's ac Planned at Church drought, State farm prod'jce 1 tion today was taken after ebn- raised by state institutions and I (ftiltatlon with Arkansas Gnv. BURSACK'S the lack of availability ot the j Orval Faubus, Hagerty replied A dedication dinner will be held usual amo'int of federal gur^lua j '5iot that I know of." on May 24 at .6:30 p.m, in the new fnfMl. READ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - Faubu.s ordered Arkansas Na- QUALITY Tbe State Highway Department Fellowship hail of the Second wa.s alloi ated J676.S00 to take , fjpnal Guardsmen to Central High CJongregatlonal Church. School last September. He said he care of extra costs of snow and' in Classified Section of todoy's Herald (f!d *0 to preserve law dnd order. Plans' for the dinner have been FOODS- ice removal due to the rece’- hal'd •Kie effect W'as to .bar Negroes made by the Women’s Interest* winter. The comii.lttee was told ftoni the high sohooi. Committee of the church. HU? extra sum will go in-part to l,ater, Faubus traveled to Eisen This committee has w'orked with n'crt .wmter road-clearing needs of hower's' .vacation headquarters at the building committee in planning the neii”.Connect'ent Turnpike. McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. Sewport. R. .I.„ for a conference and equipping the new p a ^ h $H f DFINR . In another action, the FAC with the President. There were in hou.se at Second Chufeh, arid l.s handed the department J27S.OOO REALTORS and INSURORS dications after that meeting that giving a dinner on the eve/n Dedi for repair work-. < n bituminous . an agreement o’n-v how to handle cation Sunday so t h a t ^ e public roads. 'T1h8 work is I'leeded, in part. -. 489 MAIN ST.— TEL. Mi 3-6060 or Ml 9-3931 the sttiiaUpn had been reached. may have an- opporturitty to see Colossal due to Ivintee road dapiago and But if Uicre was such an agree the completed buUmng. and to deterioration. ment. it collapked. , raise additional fujfda for fiirntsh- The , President reportedly was inp.s. ,/■; SHGHFINE ■''T- 'X' under/ the impression that the ■ Mr*. James/'^ckwlth, chairman troops Faubus had ordered to the of the committee, will be In charge Evaporated Milk 6'“ 79c SMALL, LEAN, SHORT SHANK high school would be withdrawn of the dlping room, and Mrs. Cal MORRELL E-Z CUT \ shortly, but that did not happen. vin Taggart will supervise the A few days later the President kitchen. ' ■ \ 99c federalized the Arkansas National Reservations may lie made by RIB STEAK Tender. Juicy Lb. 79 c FRANKFURTS llnnnr Maid Guard—which took the guard' railing the church office before Sundae Snack Toppiiitts >'25c ICHOICEST MEATS IN TOW N...'.I fpom control by Faubus -and or 'May 19. Only 200. tickets will be HAM dered that unit, plus Army regti< available. Butterscotch, Chnchlate Fudge, lars. to duty at the high schooKto j Pineapple, Claret Sauce A. C. PETERSEN'S •nforoe integration. . 1 ‘ Although there have' beeii^racial i CUT FROM CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF " incidents at the school slhce that j DraIlia Festival ONI.IWON lb time, there has been ho marked I ALL violenceMnd some Negro students To Start Tonight have continued to^tenrt desses, . Towels and Holder 29e Whole or 8limak PORTERHOUSE - SIRLOIN-SHORT ICE CREAM FLAVORS 8 9 ^ DKI, MONTE The 11th annual Drama Festival FRESH PORK lu n S ...... lb. 55e IvTiia V’lâtiona Vast of the. Associated Lit 'e 'rbeaters FRUIT /. ------of Connecticut bCgina tonight iit LAMB PATTIES ...... Ib.[39c New Vork — More than 11,1*00,- 11:30 at the Avery Tlieater in Hart Ivalon Sponges 2*r29c COCKTAIL 000 possible vaciatlons'in eyegla.ss ford. The evert will continue PILLSBURY FLOUR lenses sre available. And a' tech- through Saturday night. A 78c Value! l-args nique has hem developed that per First on tonight's program is a CHICKEN 29 Or. mits accurate prescriptions for 61 Japanese Ndh play. "Kageklyo,*' JUICY, (ail billion possible errors In vision. an invitation'entry by the drama TENDER. JES--50 GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS Taste Treat . 2 I 6-01. cans 35c . . A. Marjorie Mills Recommended Products: FULL OF PARTS FLAVOR DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW. Lots of Lean Meat . . . 24-01. can 45c Arnold Brood and Rolls,'Chef Boy-Ar-Dee.Rovi> HORMEL'S s p a m , a Family Fpvorite' ...... 12-oz. can 45c TOWN ADVERTISEMENT oli. Good Seasons Sdlod Mix, Hy>Trous Fertilh* LESS lb. 59o er, LoRoso Mocoronl, Tetley Tea Boqs. BREASTS lb. 69c Produce Specials! Listen Mondoy-Fridoy 9:45-10:39-W TIC Rodio. SWIFT'S PREMIUM FANCY TENDER SLICED. SUMMER SQUASH 29e RITZ CRACKERS ...... box 33e LEAN, lb w ' BACON FLAVORFUL \1 M A Y 1 1 I llt.M. ItIPK, SI.U'INO SUNSHINE SPRINKLES ...... pkg. lie Sl'NSIIINE ■ I COLLECTION Avg. Wgf. 5 to 8 lbs. SW EET LIFE TOMATOES Basket 39c MALLOPUFFS ^ n..„ pu, 29*1 Trucks and men in the employ of the Town of Man- OCEAN FRESH-. LIVE MAINE 75 ghcfler will collect rubbish on the EAST aide of Town 6-Oz, CaM SiakI liammai* 6 Oeos 59e NYLONS 15 Denier 2m Pair* FKEkill TK.NDER NAKISI O on Monday, May'12, 19.58. Ready to Cook DELICIOUS - GREEN BEANS Ui. 19e FANCY CRESTS 7ij-o*. Pkg. 29c TASTE Itl SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES You are, therefore, reque.s(ed to place your barrels or FRESH VEGEMaES ARMOUR STEAKEES pkg. 4 9 b LOBSTER TREAT DfcUCIOUS 'I ■' 7ft- %. EDK A ro il other niateriala on (he lawn.s in front of houses, near the NK.VK-BV GROWN 49e AS.SORTMKXT I I.b. Box I JIB aidew-alks, but not on the sidewalks. , *f a i® ^ o o d (ot y o u ! FARM HOUSE'APPLE PIES Each JERSEY ASPARAGUS I. . ..h 19* Holiday Assortment ri... 49*' AH recep^tacles or materials should be placed on the lawn the night before as trucks and men will atari in ^M EM BER MOTHER’S DAY. MAY 11 designated areas at 7;00 FRESH, TENDER ______a m p l e PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE QR R*AR O r BUILDING i VISIT OUR GARDEN SHOP MONDAY, MAY 12,19^8 AT THE REARPF OUR STORE. NABISCO , SWEET GRAHAMS OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.-THURS. till 8:30 P.M .- FRI. till 9 P.M. COLLECTION SCHEDULE AS .FOLLOWS: FL o W e RS — TOOLS — FERTILIZERS Lb. Pkg. 35o AREA BOUNDED by Souths Windsor and Vernon town Lines OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. It byiM ton ond Vernon Town Lines THURSDAY and FRIDAY 8 A-M- to 9 P.M. nth by Glastonbury Town Line WiMt by Soutb. Main, Mbin, Ufnion and Slater Sts. NOTE: RUBBISH W iu\ BE COLI.ECTEI) ONF ALL 1 * 9 1 ^ I#' ^ T R I P L E - ^ HIGKI^'AYS >V1THIK THE AB0\'E DESCRIBED II STORE OF MANCHESTER, IN C ^ BOUNDARIES. I FRrt DELIVERY -- TEL Ml 3-8059 ' PLENTY OF FREE PARKING " B y; RICHARD MARTIN 317 HIGHLAND ST., MANCHESTER Ml 3-4278 ECONOMY 646 CENTER STREET 1 . General Manager BLUE STAMPS P.O. N 0. 8708

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E IG H T E E N ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, 6 o n N « THURSDAY. MAY 8,1968 MANCHESTER-’EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.''CONN., THURSDAY, M AY 8,1968 PAGE NINE‘TEEN ie otM contalnln* five DM KUmI iubfilt |wr JY OOP BY V.' f, HAMUN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR i f t ^ re, the home-room systesa and tbro^lih L ‘ V '. afilciant scheduling i/t claaaes. Vsw don I iMSd f» |My ■/. NO(^' rMT«EO rT m , har fsttwr l«ft her A State Senator “I f you're goiiw tc build a Board Orders Part ot Wprk\ , Ik Itfe.inaurance solidtor'le one' OF BEIN' XJOK ■ YEP/ SHE'D SET AUK% A&nON ‘ l2SOlo.l300for I TVWrOUESTV>4"\ *N-INJU«, of the few feRhws who oan'AlWeyi iGnsStall that costa 55 mllliqii, you've fCa rnWHERTONSUMHAHA 4 ' to use it," he said. 'The higher S0,rw FIXIW E4MD.TWIMS/ IMey APTLY poker plejrer h u produce A Workable jTounUIn pens Sets Tour of To Im prove W hitpn Lighfing NAMeO THAT MRS. CALL MULE StONN^^ÔULD VWTH amount' o f use, the less apace r v o 6UMPIN A 8ULL WHVF7-H0M HAS ie coeUieat hand A man at a e ^ n d 'e noUee. " •MEDUSA’ /—JHmYTHOIOSV _ / needed, he added. Manchester High INCONSPICUOUS WLTON SURYlYEDYHE The lighting Improvement pro-^prellminary plans and oiitithe \ MEDUSA WAS A GORSON WHOBS vr M H S F r id d y School can aerve 2,600 atudenta in ...QUALITY HEARING AIDS LOOK YURMED MEN INTO ELEPHANT HOOKALLTHESE He pfeaeot apace, by utUixlng 96 [am at Whiton Memorial Library specifications for the proposed YEARS 7— X BLEED town garage, to be built <^f Tol sto ne/— SOReLVVflLTOM «S per cent .M ltd facUHIaa at nil get underwXy aodn;,but some JUST USTENiNtf / Daily GjoSswprd (OeaUnoed frem Fag• One' Tho chAlman of the Btato leglo- times. Kigfaty per'Refit ta consid land 'rpke. at sA estim ate cost of PeT»FjEO-*'T(C»«eMrr sme cKqt gnuit waa in June 1967, toe le work 'krill have to wait, eOlLEDHlM IN OIL FOR latlve committee Mi coet of school' ered high uUlixation.x \565.000. . . X . Mtenaion o f tellu when .it W’lird the coat of our naw High te Board of Directors' Tuesday School now under conatroctlon. C^tTuctlon will tour Maniêater Mandieater High Sebqbl la m m \ The raferral, coming .-A dxy SLURPING SO ■ authorized tieperal Manager Kfter the Building Ck^mmijttee obvioua many .mettere ^ I d not These grante, totaling over $260,- of-aeveral achoo;. WhiAKwHl be AQKMB « D«L . . , High School tomorrow aftemoon RIchItfd Martin t o . proceed With started studying'the plana, was in effataihewetMkraiiatt-acIlist. 1 DuMeaL so A gtadaal depa. be eettled by the.. ,mi committee Among flbi th|^ natura o f a formality,. • CdMaadMa. . S S B e ^ p e ^ Una.' X coet of our achool ayetem and have Friday for the 1969 Legielature; the h im of a low bid o f 54,325 liny, liahl, lyOMpicootti—at .10'Peitr .diipat*. •pedwrthl meant a considerable eaving to are Whiting Lem $6Jto$l65ir______Bysalai ------l ila lL < Malcom aaid thaL%e waa not State Sent Benjamin L. Barringer submitted by Johnson ^ e c - 'k t birth, t a hummingbird la the.ear roodato. Cei 14 Videe: S wwda S4 r " ■ the taxpayera of thia town. School and Braebum msaoehtary' tflC COA < • , ■'x- 57 '______^ K O IM d 4f ■Mtain when nagoUationa would ( A-New Milford) will .tour the lo School In Weet Hartford) the b t g j^ than a bumblebee. theai—mfay/ ISHoMdA •' However more claeerooma will be cal high school with officials of the HoweMr, it decided to delay a 5 9 1 U fc e ^ jW aielife Cieeea Welles Road 'Eiementery Seltooi njaw'iM nummm hm 14 Dtehmure ef s be rMUmed. needed to meet ouf ever*increaaing school system. second unit of work because of in- •m In* maw Nwij me lirr«.amMr X7Bm B eemit/. in Granby.) and Bbrnt Windsor at Feed far the During iaat night’e talka Mai* achool enrollment. Having served Barringer said yesterday It waa mifflcibnt'Xfunda In an appropria BY AL VERMBBR 17 A ktt CeUee. eom relayed e l t m and counter aa\ a member of three School essenUal that the overall eost of H lili SMmmL / . tion votedXfrom the Whiton truat PRISCILLA’S POP U Haawt Ulna m X C faM U d if QUINN’S PHABMAOT WeeAriW giiL -werda. propoaala between union men on Building Cominjtteee, 1 am well new school buildings be reduced to fund. Thera is 54,451 left in the Phbne M l 5-4136 I S A ID 'tM E R E /5 NO BY THE VAY MR.GRUMBLY CONFOUNb IX' ■Vf. M e floor oâ downtown hotel and f t P m a Dreeiit Fr. 19 Awitdk aware of the expeneee involved. M m it towns, even with State appropHation. and the toU l job BUSINESS SLUMP! IT'S AVE You GIVEN ANY MAN, HAVEN'T Bianagement negotiator! a floor But... these expenses can be kept would have brought the price to IiooAT monOm Iack Msaium MERELY A STATE OF OUGHT TO MY/------ao .4$ Fleear. . f 50 Sell to meet future achool needs. jâmily Picnic Set I JUST GAVE' A ,\YOU HEARD. . abê. / ■■ ' to a minimum, if our town re BiUTinger estimates that within 54,640. Another public hearing will MIND CREATED BY ‘ a b o u t T H E ' 44 Fertf> — 1 b r i l l i a n t a d d r e s s 5 i ,Caeaae k . "Negmlatlona atarted Feb. 3," ceives a fair share of federal funds.. the next. 10 yeare'roore than a be necessary to make an additional NEGATIVE THINKING!, RECESSlONf; 45 Ahteefieud thlM. Heads VFW Unit By Keeney PTA AT THE COMMON dSlRdZag ^ Id i management apokesman, Our children are enUtled to the quarter of" a billion dollar’a worth appropriation.' WEALTH CLUB' Mrs, Lucille Hii^h, 79 Hollister "M Feecakeei Slaaa, DOWN 'attaadaeL •'and/we’re atill a floor apart" beet in education. School buildings, St^, was elected and installed as of new acboola will be built in the The work to be done includea 34 Whoa Maaiiw fa. I MiiedleBweii 55 BibUeal m m . Aiao in progreaa^were talks be adequate in alse and conatrucUon, pru den t of Hartford District, No. state. The Keeney St. School P T A will improving lighting in the reading hold a family picnic Saturday on 35 reilile Abbr. 59Lackiag tween the lA M and Lockheed's with HghL air and acreage amply 3, VFW Auxiliary, last night at It Is essential that the cost of rooms, reference, room,'-office, and aatbaafaaai . the school grounds, from 11:30 IÎNE VfEARS 36 Oae ef Ibe ABn a 3 Nene upluL tniasilea division, which has planU provided; teachers, who are well the post home, Hartford. such building be reduced as much stack room. The second tinlt in- _ WtKTS— 39 BrtWt adstera. 3 Part ef a HeTla. 4 1 201: law . at 'Van Nuya, Sunnyvale and Palo trained and properly compensated, aa possible and that all ndn-essen- a.nt. until dusk. volvea lighting in the corridora and 4 Fraab aUrtfi 3 45 iSM«* ef Hartford District. No. 3, is com ■TH E SPU I 52 latredertlMk Alto, Calif. and auppilee and aervlcei that will prised of 23 Auxiliaries in this tial frills be eliminated if the AvailaUe will be pony rides, hallwaya, trophy and Kings horses, games, hot dogs, soda, cof- Daughters rooms. p h a r m a c y 54 Slagtr Pettea.' warda., ___ m. 'The Lockheed offer tentatively broaden our program'are the major area of the State. towns of the state are going to be 55 Fnaeb prnaaeB. 5 OU ef reta petala, 45 Fiaa iaedlaiMfc ate'et>ted by union negotiators costa we must prepare to meet. able to meet tliat bill," he said. fM, Ice cream, potato chips and In another matter Tuesday, the CARNIVAL TURNER 54 Heedgaif. 4 Italiaa naUare. Mrs. Hirth is a past president of .Board authorized the manager to 664 Center SL-^Tel. 6n 9-0814 yesterday calla for wage and bene These-coats can be considerably re Anderson Shea Auxiliary, ' No. Model School dancing for children and- adults. 57 Aballak again. ehilaaepbar. d t l l d a l M i There wih.'lM picnic tables and refer to the Building Committee fit increaaes ranging from 18 to duced, without sacrificing the 2046, VFW ; serving in 1956-57. and Manchester Higdi School is a 59 Boiaicreea. 7 Luaiy for. 49 Cbtega.. benches for the use o f picnickera. 50 Claap. SO cents- an hour and averaging quality of our school system, if has been active in all its 'affairs. model for low eonstrtictlon oogt, 40 Eigbli Prais. 5 Coetanw. ~ Neighbors and friends are also 51 b pen nearly 22 c«nts. It includes a cost- federal aid is conaistently chan- She is a charter member of the according to Eldson M. Railey, 41 iMaeaeahe fur. 9 bUanet principal. He sale this morning the invited to the affair which ia open W'm,. 42 Bier. 52 Aeibaraf' of-living increase already in effect nelted into thia town. newly fprmwl World, War I Bar ■wraMilat 3 While we, aa memben of a grow cost o f construction wss only to anyone Intereated. This” M the 44 Jiva aapraaaiae. warda. “Doebfa at the other companies' planta. It racks Auxiliary and is the secre LO N G SA.M BY AL CAPP and LU B B E R it ladaewity.** la subject t»v.mpproval by union ing community, plan for the edu 512.88, per square ^ t , which Was last get-together planned for this far **TerT jnad:** 10 Swart Afiaa. far tary of that organization; season. 3 werdi 55 Selglieat ai members. cational needs of our children, let Mrs. Florence'Streeter of Man "much lower than many of the READ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES wmiwyoonatm mii>/0*mbmito9( tm iffitf AM iattaaea. schools in the StaU." FHinda radsed will b- }taed for the 44 Cbeauw vartloa 6 4 (M I_ _ Oonvalr, Îortl^NAme^lcan and us strive for town-wide community chester, past department presi ! eoomrUMHoc.ivmavt vei^neMf-iimeLFAMM. . 11 A dirtirt Swdn SSFiaKhaau effort to aaaure a wholesome and Site preparation an. equipment school library. «o o s «< A » Hid eNKMiKfr •f OKa. Douglas last week offered a basic dent, was the Installing officer, reuMi'toomnoum 12 Autaew: Abbr. 58 Yak MW. effective program from kindergar increase the over-all'coat of the In CkKsHied Section of today's Herdd ‘ncira. WH«6<>cu»KMe KirrmrsNortHF 47 lala hourly wage increase^. fromiruiii m 2 tovv with Mrs. Margaret St,. George of Iio ^ IX 11 cents In a 2-year ■xontracL ten through' high school for all school. . S TA YS CLOSE TO H4MIE Of pmt6cxm»~-nvcf 1 a. t Weat Hartford, past district presi Denver — T h e pika, or cony, a There would be a 3 perr rtnt In- our youngstera; whether their Bailey also pointed to the excel MMti. PGW Cm P- n dent, as installing conductress. rabbiUike rodent does moat o ' Ks crease at the end of thethe f i r s t achievement potential be fa ir .. lent uUlizatio;i of the facilities at U'' Other members o f the local aux-, the school. 'This- utilization is ac forSging within 100 feet if its year. average, .or superior. We ' must WWi itiary who were InstsLlled are Mrs. complished through discontinuing home shelter) McKin n e y b r o t h er s , inc. . The unions have been asking' develop the beat that la in each Mary E. Leduc, 99 Oak St., trustee IT Mdld by providing a training that MORIARTY V for ralaes of 7 to 14 cents and a and Mrs. Laura Ecabert, 26 Eos REALTORS and INSURORS w u Lû lp them for work on the to 4 per cent raise next year. Pres ter St., patriotic Instructor. ent scales range from 51.63 to fa rm > ^ the tradee, industry or Delegate.^ from the local auxil 489 MAIN ST.— TEL. Ml 3-6060 or Ml 9-3931 BROTHERS '$2.75 an hour. professions. That Is the true func iary are Mrs. Florente' Plltt, Mrs. ____ 1 'L__ _ ijiiii SOI Center St. tion of thb\Community achool ays- Arline Maynard, Mrs. Mae Rome. Sn 3-5135 / tem. Let uii'- school To the Editor. ' Leduc. Mrs. Gertrude Buchanap, d A e f ^ A u v HERE WE ARE, W e wish to lake this opportunity expansion program and shalrlook /VltSTER. MAIN Mrs. Olive Ray. Mrs. Lillian Lind to thank the people of Manchester to" each of you for continued shp- SHACK t>F BOSWORTH ers and Mrs. Adeline Hoff. PET(«5lEUM. PON'T \ T3T , for their wonderful assistance this port and cooperation during the. STEP ON ANY, -\ \ .f, ” past week during our search for coming months I feel certain that AtLI&ATORS/ C AP 2nd Lt. Robert W. McCabe. the federal assistance we have re The tremendous response to our ceived to date will be continued l)bi;cas Society N, ^ a ll for aid was Indeed gratifying. as our needs increase and I sin ; .-Jrt > 1*. u.. 'W e thank each and - every 'In cerely trust that this report will iH^ns Bake Sale EVERY DAY L-.. Y S ir • i*, - H dividual fo r his or her personal fncourage all adults In the town 's aasislaidce as well as the friends of-Vernon to become active mem A Swedi.sh baking sale will be 60 . and corpdtaôna who loaned mo bers of our school org;anizations, held Saturday at'b.p.m. in Luther , united in giving "Operation ... ' tors, boats attd, other equipment. Hall of Emanuel Lutheran Church IS SALE DAY! tt A.-t '' Sincerely, Schools'’ ' the consideration it de under auspices of the Dorca.s So Lt. Col. Arthur D. Mann CAP serves. .toll you about tho mlMrablo Kiok I h' I with 2 d ciety. The usual line of'.Swedish 1st Lt. Thomas F. Walsh CAP Sincerely yours, rye bread, coffee cakes, other f i i !LOW MOTOR SALESROCKVILLE ' |w daiM it rtcfpo I tritd last ¥ iM k T ' Franklin S. Welles J uniors’‘--~Misses^ 0 ! Anawtr To Previous p'roaaword i Puzzle On Claaeifled ..Pace cakes. pi‘ "' rtc. will be on s^le. Vernon School Probletha State Representative A Selectman Members are asked to see that Town of Vernon he Homii of CLEAN, OUALITY USED CARS B. C. ' />. BY JOHNNY HART To the Editor, their contributions are at the'- c o t t o n w o o ; BY RAY GOITO > 1 It is encouraging to see so many church at noon. VISIT OUk MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR Pure Water in Ink Miss Mabel Olsson. chairman of X r Mlf 'MgMV NMR HAS ? ^ O R SOUR PaNANCa / HB eMOilLD HAVB othera w-ho now hold a public of OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9— SATURDAYS TILL 6 P.M. XM M 'TM ovrs wnrn A ncNaoNa m u s t m gNSCONCAD rr IN fice, or are seeking one, pointing the committee, will be assisted by SHORTS THOM MW CMATURaa. VNSeOMegP IN YDW MAIKf | MY BIGAAOUrHi up the need for federal aid to edu Fort - Xtadison. Iowa— Water Mrs. Inga Gustafson, Mrs. Emma \. Jamaicas and ^hort Shar($ ::rV " cation. ’ pure enough to drink isn't good Johnson. Mrs. Thora Maloney, 1957 PLYMOUTH V8 1957 FORD 6 CYLINDER FIDO For aeveral years I have been enough to make the ink produced Mrs. Ida Richmond and Miss Anne A Real Value Sensation aware of this need and have made here by the World's largest ink M. E. Johnson. CUSTOM SUBURBAN 2-DOOR HALF-TON PICKUP Equipped with radio and heater, pushbutton a concerted effort to assure the mapufactorer. TIm city’s drink This is one of the most attractive pickup automatic tran.smls.sloh, two-tone blue and town "•of Vembn the maximum ing water must be focUier purified .S.4TELIJTF, H.VS 186.5 STORY trucks around Beantiful two-tone grefn and white. Sportone paint, whitewall tires. This amount of such assistance. Our by ionization before If-'will com London - Authv-r Jules Verne in white finish with custotn cab. all chrome car is in an ab.solutely "new car" condition, first grant waa received in October bine readily with the other in 1865 wrote a story about a satellite bumper.s, front and rear, and many other sc- c having been driven only 8.0.50 inile.s by its l9,’54. Others came in May 1955 gredients of the firm's writing fired to the moon, carrying three / ? / > . SI. .ill First ressories. For the person looking for a dual and January 1956. Our most re- i fluid. men and two dogs. original local owner. This Is the year's most f a h . Quality popular new or used station wagon. We a;-e purpose vehicle we can certainly recommend this foj? Its comfort in riding and handling, proud to offer this one for sale. Come in and stylif^g, durability and for general truck uses- get the first chance on this real scarce item. It.'has been driven a guaranteed 9.008 miles Fully guaranteed. .Sllice delivered new a few months ago. Fully C hecks O f u l l Cut guarante,ed.. . - LEC.Z!E.2Z!l.^!2l21 ^ 1956 MERCURY CUSTOM BUGS BUNNY Plaids # lt'j\ Regulation 2-DOOR HARDTOP 1957 RAMBLER CUSTOM 6-CYL BUZ SAWYER Equipped with radio and heater, standard BY ROY CRANE YOU HOW 00 LYNN POULTRY FARMS Stripes and îovelty Styles 4-DOOR SEDAN HAWEVt SEEN YOU transmission, clear pla.stic citstom mAde scat tVAN, 7W5 H U W a , VIHOM iHOWTUTYOO rovers, beautiful two-tone red .and white Equipped with radio and heater, standard YOU'RE TO 'TEACH BUTTLE MENTION K, L IK E i "Choict Fresh Native Poultry— Direct From Our Forms t*» You" Solid Colors A Sizes 8 ’1^ \ finish. Thia is a real sharp^,j.pprt model, me shift, rcciinlng .seats .Jt has a beautiful dark RUSSIAH WITH A BULOMtl^M PAUlTDOfa STEP D/ER ' T>« ^ dium priced car. that can'^b*^ bought at the blue showroom finish and spotless light blue- ACCENT. ----- SOUND A BIT I 'S i low price car field. Come >ri and get our deal interior. This is a locally owned cAr and can .CRAZY, OOESMT on this one today. ' ' b e guaranteed like a new car having been - f a - -A Juniors^— Misses^ driven only 8.600 miles. Come and |;et our ter 1957 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR rific savings on this fine car. OPEN WED., THURS. and FRI. TILL 9:00 P.M.— Ml 9-8251 9 PASSENGER STATION W AGON Equipped With radio and healer. Power Glide 1956 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE trftnsniJssfon. This is so new it is difficult to V8 CONVERTIBLE LOUSE classify it as a used car Tl ha.s been driven This car la loaded radio and heater, push onjy 6,909 miles since delivered new a very FAR.M I-HrLSM GRADE "A" MEDIUM | ^ ^ ^ iS'etiT ^ prt Sh‘eve Cottons button automatic transmi.ssion. power steer (fw mpnths ago. ing. power brakes, jet black finish with dark BARBECUED green orlon top. It has been driven only 12.- $459 1957 CHEVROLET 210 V8 223 miles by its nrlginal owner and is ready I dlkBMdhB#|a'SI ...... ▼ ■ ]|iH! for ipany happy and plcilsi|rable miles. Come MORTY AIEEKLE BY DICR CAVaLLI 2-DO^ SEDAN in and see tliis one today. , . • CHICKEN .! ...... o o All First MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD OH.NO/I R3RQ6t PICK Reg. Equipped with radio and heater, power glide CHEOC CAVAU.I PLCASe MY WALLET/DOES Vais Quality transmission. Has a solid light bl'J® finish with LARGE—A1,WAVS AVAILABLE -spotless blue and white interior. For the most 1957 RAMBLER 6-CYUNDER ' THie MEAN 1 HAVE discriminating buyer we offer this late model ID WMH DISHES? Dozen 4-DOOR SEDAN om.sneaiff! what must NOW,^MOW,MISS600e4R BE.4UTIFUL, CRISPY BROWN Chevrolet to your complete satisfaction. It THE PRESIDENT THINK OF -sm p NORiiyiNa! has been driven only 6.3.52 inilefi since new. Two-tone blue and white, it's equipped with j ME— THE bank BEINO # iroren Stripes You should see and drive this car to really ap radio and heater, automatic triui.smis.slon. This preciate it. It Is fully guaranteed. car is as now as you cap gel them in a used SEE US FOR 1’ar, For ttie per.son looking for the convent; 0 Sanforized Cottons lence of automatic transmission-and economy BROILERS, FRYERS, ROASTERIS, FOWL 1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR V8 of a standard shift we hlgh|v recommend this . .K m Sizes 3 2 :3 8 4.DOOR SEDAN very attractive, automobile. See and drive this -Equipped with-radio ami- healer. Power GlidCi one. It has been driven only 7(i.O90 miles .since . Oven Ready— Cut Special for Your Cooking Needs delivered new. - ■. ff idc Assortment to Choose h'rom power steering. 2-tone coral and gray marless TASTE AND COMPARE—GUARANTEED TO S.ATISFY! finish with matching, like new, interior, all new whitewall tires. This is one of those real 1951 MERCURY up to date well equipped older models that we have the pleasure to offer at-a re,asonably low 2-DOOR SEDAN price. This is a one owner arid well cared for c l»M WAI ■ i~u T J »,».» m I re Automatic transmission, radio a#id . heater, ■ V car, having been driven onl.v 21,934 miles. two-tone green, new custom seat covers. All CAP!’AIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Fully guaranteed. like how tires. This car can be bought with no down payment and very small monthly pay-' MR. ABERNATHY r ooNTowr McouRAoBAiWi VOUR MRVICa U» ABOkeM ljr 5HS'5 AG BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY -I IF MV uia* HOLD our ru. f m > AND rim POOD SVBN WOMM!^ WA5PIM 1957 CHEVROLET V8 4-DOOR ments. GNB IB t. ’ » FORTUNATELY HE . B U T I OONYTHINK r WHT a* BAOti r ■ 6 PASSENGER STATION W AG ON WA9 SAVED... HE Ev e r QUITE GOT Wake Up Folks-Winter Is Over! Equipped with radio and heater, Power Glide 1951 CHEVROLET BEL AIR^ . DID YDO KNOW THAT and many, other accessories. This car has been a d m ir a l ASTERBLOOM o verth e experience./ driven a guaranteed 3,867 miles since deliver HARDTOP ^ . ONCfi WENT DOWN WITH ed new a few months ago. It has a beautiful I Automatic Irnnsmi.asion. radio and heater, A SINKING SHIP.» f 2-tone green with matching all vinyl interior. two-tone green, whitewall, excellent tires. A This car'is new in all respects and can be sold real sporty olfler niiHlel cat' that has thyiu- to Its next owner at a Xerrifle savings. Fully sand.s of caiefrec milc.s to go. No down pay- . > o o o guaranteed, of course. menl on Ih.is excellent car. 1952 CHEVROLET 1951 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR s e d a n standard shift' -jet black mirror-like fipish, nil 4-DOOR SEDAN brand new whitewall tires and seat covers. A. real loaUeil car. automatic transmission, ra Game Farm dio and heater, rear speakers and many, many l/WfJ* 'Our- service department has completely gone 5-B over this one and put it in excellent condition. other of Chevrolet's fine acces.sones. This is a, This is another one of our "Jjlo Down Pay real slirfrp automobile with Us immaculate ment" cars. It can be had at low monthly pay dark green finish anAN0 ,^HOOK< COUeiECL. ITSOOM MV DVM6 board/ 21 Years of Continuous Gustomer Satisfaction EMOUOU! Just about evei^ hig for everybody i*.'.- '.’.I Loaded with kid oppeof - kids 3 to VI years of age W « iHiggMt Rt. 28 at Great Barrington thru Hudoala and <>taklU to atopUght thia aide M Cairo. Turn left ba B t 85' Koute 83, Windsor Avenue, Rockville—^Tel. Rockville. 5-2638 to Game Farm. It’# • beautiful fi4Ve. i)on ’f Miss the Fun ! FIRST DKA1.ER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY 'i - ' i 5 *r . y '

• •• w • ^ .j—t’-X - ■ .-•*____ Hi 1__-AT-r-r.—L——r—- :---»-A-1 - ■. •' ■ :■■ „• 'V \ / . X' •V;7t^ V >’ 7 ’ MANCHESTER EVENING H EB^b> J^N C H E ^R > CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 19B8 k-v : 'X P A G R i ^ N T f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. iCAIîSSTER. CONN., fHURSpAYyiaY S. 1988 PAGE TWBNTY^NB ...... ' usaiie ' uniî i / ...... > 1 -■< ‘^' THE Preaknesi;^ Bteke Herald Angle ■C--. .... est in All . : By P A T B O U )U C Baltlm0r^^M»r8 (/P)— Pimlico officials are predictinif Magic Number Seven Rain Insurance AMiataat Sporta Editor richest Preaknesiriâke in its 82-year history May 17 now ^ that two horse twneTaJiave sweetened the pot with $15,000 r. Not Yank Bowflfag^Highligbu from Recent BanefueU in nomination money. ’Twp checks for $7,500 arrived yesteri daji making Isaac Blumberg'8?Llh-«- For Cardinals’Musial New York, May S —The In addition to m i^n g a hospitable and friendly group coui Road and Dr. Peter (5ra3N[ New York Yahkeee, who have Gets Mos people, one other n ic ^ t^ g about being invited to bowllf Jfagnlno’a -Noureddin sufiplemental Now York, May 8 (/P)—Stan (The Man) Musial’s magic had live games rained out in banquets is that it p ro v i^ ^ golden opportunity to ga^hw a dlouB top, Tex., ^ ,JP)—fthafi the prevloua high—the "“tries for the mile and three- Track Feat the last four days, don’t carry Joe Bro#n, ^^ th u n d i ^ 'rtjg .HarTia-WiniWillie Pastrano " heavy Local Keglem :teentha. event before the mid- number is 7. Seven hits and lie becomes the eighth major rain Insurance. wealth of information for a cûmn. .And of courselrnight weight bout In Houston that pulled' bight deadline. . '■'V, ■■ leaguer to total 3.000. And the way he’s flying at the jtioment, From T add that the wonderful êals served by Pagani Caterers and$ puncher won’t let 8M fans and $46,962 at the box Lincoln Road' wah- hmdng four , Loulsvfl(fc..nM 9 IT)— No Aaron l-anler, 'club comptrol other of it, lo ble ;3Varrtbf^ Hx-year-old gold- balling a cool .529, he should join Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, ler, said today the Yankees the Garden Grove also help to c.ut down the weekly grocery' Trail new arrivala from Louisville, The New York, g { / f ) ^ "\ towaroê hfth defensa'of his others w-ere Maine CTiimce Farm's Ing qwnviliqMi^rty Burkhart, Honu.s v\ BSI1C1-. KdUle Collin.s, Nap ha% e not carri^ insurance slnc^ bill. But in a more serious vein and since^kt^^^^>' successful wrill get over 336,000 for won hi* serond rWee at Church L,ajoiP. I'niil .U anci; iuul Cap An-1 relief of Curt Barclay, who the days of Larry M acPHi^ €(^ki«Xayagetto {«it bowling 8eao(^'~fa nearing a olbse.f- lightweight’qhampion- his Ai|bt’a work while Dupas Jewel's Reward, Ebony Pearl 'ami markinS’ hia firaik anniversary Jet's Alibi, but Jet’s Alibi was ill Downs In two days ymtMr-,. B >n nlhcr S.ttiirrtay or Jûntlay | gayg up successive homers to Bob 194S-1947, It proved Imprjsctt- I thought I would pass along bholce raightyear as tha leagut’t^ shliV tbday—but cdujd only intt- wUl recMya better than 16,000 for 1h SlalexEvent day, a feat that haanT-heen ar- V nilr a\Miit;mK against the Chicago, ,j,^j Kmazewskl and Frank, cal, he said. blta of information picked up at fou '.V m a^ who hla opponent would be. the privilege of being knocked out promptly sent, bn to New' York. as man«^ Washing vety'capable secretary. Traln‘*r Ivan Papke said Jct’a'Alib coibpllshed at the tracK\Blnco C"'" I Thomas in the fifth, tying an often- “We'ye, found that (f-jf-ou oven ton Sen«pra by^ moving into three recent banqiieta. Jbe^the aUnng little guy from by the ehamirion. The net was 'Last nlghfi action In the 30th 1910. .. ' tkimpletlng the list of the 360,614.60 arhieit ia added to 330,- Is atill a little lame and Has no Thc only qiicslion at the mo-1 major league i-ecord. It was things iaut over tha-j'ears you’ll a sh a re o f "tfie A m erican 10 bowlers, were Tony Saiyafdr*' H ^ tp n , whipped young Ralph annual Sjate Duck Pin Bowling chance' bf making the Preaknesc Noble Warrior came in a hrad. mcnl. IS what in the world willj^hp for.Klu, who got another c.emc out ahead Tf you don’t Dupaa (^N aw Orleans last night, 000 In. radio and.; television re- Tournênt at the Manchester th front o. Model Are In the six Laama )Md. It was on May 7 last Q iiirdi League 114.66, Charlie Varrick ll^ M , Chet Cielpta. B ro ^ gets 40 percent and field. tlio St I.,oiiis Canlinals do when ; m the seventh, since laat Aug; 2— bother with thir'rain insurance;” w ar that Cookie raplacad Chuck Nowicki 114.32, AndyTkmoureaux loiockthg jkka latter down three BowHng Green faflod to uncover * Now on the Grounds and one-hal* furlong sernnd Miisiat slumps? | when he also swung against Bar- Lanier sald.^-'.^ ”|n other words, Veleraji Fred McCurry jwks the tlnies I jr ^ e eighth round to reg- Elupas 20. ' , , X . ly ti way new leadera buE once again race. Crain’s Reward waa prMSen as field boat of the Sana' No. 1 bowler in the 1 6 -te a m 113.65, Pete Acetpletpr'who succeeded Six hoi’ses whb started In 'the Thry lost their seventh I clay, you migl^'lose a big one as we tort, then on the tail end of -a t«!hnlc*l' knockout, He , . Bfowm’e defehse~was jhkqT ^- V « k« ,tSa several Manchester keglers were ‘hlrd. Church Bowling League this past Hippo CorrenU-'Ss prssidenl of Ih'a ,bas)4u)ocked out three other chal-^, 135-potmd limit. on hand hoping to make the long Kentucky Derby are now on the stra giii. sinking S'u games behind Ctift Simfnons l^came the’first did last'-Sunday with the White .iuinglatng streak that reached lo- fast 6-teaip’ circuit, 113.43 and. beautyDupas landed only.^.qne grounds awaiting the Preakness. The winner paid 37.80. , m the N.'.t.onal League basement southpaw to beat, Los Angeles thig ,Sox,^t the money.you save on games. They were last, 9 >4 games -winter ' with a sparkling 114.85 iêra the last 16 montha real hard blow all night ‘dost Got Oarolosa’ prize list before the. event comes Time for the distance., wa* average. In the runnerup position Lanky yVaickowskt 113.8. ActuaUy7 . But Dupaa said weight bad noth to a close Sunday night. 'ITie others are Derby winner Tim 1:'20 8-5. w.tii a l>-2 licking from the Mih season—his first victory over the th^K' premiums for the rest of back. Jaza'-Fulier (124.34) compiled the ^ J tf lc r the Tight- Brown pnsdict- had Unadulterated dynamite In nls. Tam of Calumet Farm, Llangollen w;iui,ee Bravts last night And Dodgers ,,since Aug. 10, 1984, and the big ones you don’t insure NOW they’re tecondi atill Just a was tall Stan Orzyb ■with a fine ed he would khoek out Kenny fists. He never, started using his' ing to. dp with It, "I just got care- In the Men’s 860 Booster’’Divi He paid 34.60 Tuesday. The 110.60 marii which waa 12 pins seiuwn’a best average but look pert leaj^’’ he said ruefully. “I don’t sion, E A S Gage—Ray DellaFera Farm's Gone Fishln' .and Ross and b feat last was accomplished by M isial who has hit in all 17 of his first*' complete game against against get you out In frohL” game behind the New 'York Yank in only 48 games, not. enough Lane of Muakegon, Mich., sooner right until the fourth round. From KUpStrin’s Slllcy .Sullivan. . the the Cards gaine.s this season in a 'em in four years to the day. Csrl ees. And egpect -Tor some great better than the 110.48 average to/ then on he was using his oae-two kndw.^what he hit me orith. I didn’t (3521, Bundi Tarca (313), Jerry « Falcada. ' * contyUed by Bill Faber. be recognized officially. than he did Dupas. Lane - ia. the Smith (365), Charlie Whelan (310) horse wUh .the oome-from-behind run for h.s eighth batting crown, Furillo homered the Dodger rUns clutch pitching by Detroit’s Frank ■ • • • ioifftcat man to fight Brown next repeatedly aftd late in the acventh see li.Nj must have gotten care style. drove in both runs and collected across in the third. Stan Lopata's Lafy li^t night. Cookie and the ' Rounding out the IlsLof the top Ha-ond Dupas had tU agree to ne- .round It was this combtnaUon,' lesB. Biifx I’’d like to get a re and Stan Hillnski (346)—chalked lliiTo of their live hits oft World solo homer tied it In the sixth and 10 keglerS were barljef Ed Pagani Among the, total of 43 bosylera match. It Vpuld be different next' up a 1,686 total which ia obirie- The tw'o sttpplcmental nominees,^ Senators would have awept into- a who competeb In the league this. ;Qtlate for.a fight with Lane be- With the right rocking Dupas'like Lincoln Road and Noureddin, fta- Bencs hero Lew Burdette. the Phils then whipped ?>ed Kipp virtual. ftrat-pJsice tie on ..May 7, 110.24, Biilno Maa^toli 109.39, John ?ore tb ^/rau ld .get together here. s stbdgehsmmer, that started the tlpie. I ahpulh sjiave been more ag what short of the' 1.8M , score vylth three in the seventh. Ted Aceto 109.16,.Stan Opalach 108.86, past • winter only- -three filled tb- gressive. 'I. shoUjd have gone in. compiled by the: leaden, ’ Bates Ished second and-Hrird lJehtndyrtnr Ilair-Uaiife Behind 1988. ^ . averdge, 103 or better. - Loti-VlKUai, manager of Brown, 22-year-old New Orleans hopeful Sapders from Meriden. Tam in the Derby. Jbwsl's Reward Sjiort VihaUer Bv winning Uicir fourth in a Kazanski’s two-run single counted Lary wa*s tagged for 1‘S hlta and Nino AcetbTbSsil,'’Gerry Chappell wa* noncommittal. "1 dldn"t aee on the way out."’ more." ; . » ., the clincher.. 108.5 antf Art Johnson 107.41. Individual honors W ^t to Fuller Tarca (3481 and Hilinakl (ISl- was fourth. Gone FlshWsyiras sixth row. the Bravc.s stayed a half- walked five, but caipe up with the. fight and haven’t talked to The next round Brown was on Brown proved a Yop predicter. 380) also competed tn the Men's and Silky Sullivan w-as 1 for his 171 single, Sher Porter him like a swarm of . bcrt the He said he would knock-qiit) Dupas. game hoiiind Chicago’s ambitious eight strikeouts and left 14 nin- ‘The season's best single game, a field for a s]i>arkllng 429 triple and Jen. I’ve been buay counting mon Doubles and their total of 728 fell If 12 horses stkrt in the’>l00,- Cubs, who retained first place with ners on base as the Tigers ended ^ 168, wa# chalked up by Bob, Mln- ey..! honeatly can’t aay anything way. He actually kno tlwough Saturday. Youngsters in Into third by beating the Pirates High Golfers Win American League pair at Washington. T ^ ’ Senators single score,- 673, and also the top Vlscual had a buay night count Loral Women Qnnpete lected by Calumet Farm's Fault 8 1) Philadelphia belted Los An Yesterday’s Results then socked 15 hits Jn the night- son was close behind with a 401 ing the cash all right. The fight— Referee Jimmy Webb stoppli^'at cboMn’t get away from Brown’* • Mavis SmaH (347), Audrey Frey less in 1947. unifobn) will conduct door to door high team triple, 1,871. hammering fists. But Brown was stops linder the. supervision of " x l geles h-3. Detroit 5, WaBhlhglon'’ 1 (first ,cap for an ,11-4 .victory. three-game tally. A-verage-wise, Correntl's Insur Houston's first world’s champion nine and ordered. Brown, who hbd. (320), -Lil Molumphy (278) and The gross purse of 3133,960 Rain restricted American With three members shooting un- game, twllghtt. I x,The rest pf-tfie AL schedule was High' team single honors were ship affair — . drew an all - Ume come up. to the fallen Dupes, back leading on. pointa anyway—69 to Ella Staum (274) rolled in the from 12 starters would fall short, adult leade'rs. ..eaguc- a ecord. The League action at a twi-night dou- j rained'otjtr' garnered- by Su James’. No. 2, a of 571.35. Don Willla Garage was Ladies' Singles last night while hlo-hcader at Washington and the [ P*I*. game, night 1. In tk’e National, the Chicago 639 total and N'brth Methodist No. ed n.OW fans paid 668,740 which Dupaa arose after the 10-count to 67- 66 bn Judge BUI Cornelius’ card. Miss Small (316) and Miss Staum Preakness gross that, .vear was ALUMNI LEAGUE tryouU-- Scn.ilors gained a split with De-. beaten Manchester High School Chicago at Boston, postponed, | next with 666^60 and' the. Motor, wu more than a thousand fans resume the fight. 68- 66 on Referee Webb’s card and (262) also' took part in the dou 3140,1.50. of which Hasty Road weather permlttlng-will be for cute Cubs 'r'e(.alned a half-game lead by 2 rolled an impressive 1,823 ttam Sales were third with 663.28. - Iroit by winning 11-4 after a .5-1 golf team soundly spanked (XTl rain. . i heating Cincinnati 6-1 as second triple during the 31-week sched-^ aM alnuMt 322,000 more in money It Wga a foriorn geature. Brown's 69- 66 on the Associated Press card. bles competition, ending up with took 391,600. fielders only at 6 o’clock at Chart Tiger victory. ' rival Meriden 17*a-V4 for its third Kansas City at Baltimore, post Others included E.A S-Oage 660.16, a combined 578 score, Hartford’s .T o .Arrti’e Saturday er Oak. Park. Infielders, pitcherk straight victory yesterday after place- Milwaukee belted St. Louis lê, Green Barbers 544.16 and Merrlll’a aiid'catchers will drill Saturday Tlic Braves wrapjied up a three- poned, rain. ■ , 9-2. San Fraheisco took third fronv 't,ee Moficada-continues to pace the Precedent ia against the victory noon at the Manchester Country Cleveland at New York, post St. John’s walked- off with Market 516.70. women with-a fine 379 single game of a supplemental nominee in the aftefbooh starting at 3. The play- , game sweep at St. Louis in an ex Club. Pittsburgh by >besting the Pirates And vfitU another hew aeaMn er auction- is set for Saiturday- plosive six-run first that also saw poned, rain; 8-6. Philadelphia rapped Los An championship laurels during reg effort while the duo of Frances Preakness. None has ever won the X' In addition to Smith, teammates w L Pet. G.B. ular season play but SL James’ rolls around Correnti’a 'rule M Ciotti and Millie Ktimp of Bridge race. Both Liricoln Road and Nou nlght. ''' Bob Hazle beaned on the first Bob Ballard and Captain iBob Rey New York .. 10 4 .714 — geles 9-3. league champions and E. 4r 8 Gage^ Trainers and Grooms Mqjor Lecui^! port are the doubles leaders with reddin could have been nominated pitch -by Larry .Tackson after he First Grand Sqam^ No. 2 turned iii a brilliatit 1,969. a 731 total. relieved loser Herm Wehmeier. nolds each carded a 79 while Joe Washington . 10 6 .825 1 m r e - team triple rolloff score to annex reigns as the 1967-68 rolloff tUtji for only 350 apiece on Feb. 15. THIRD ANNUAL Hamilton Segal, last year's leader, soared to { Kansas City . , 8 7 . 2’i Aid for Blind Vntnire - Reno ■ Bectoia’s firat major Tonight at 7 o'clock Oliva’s Els- Noureddin ia to arrive here Satur Standard Fish & (Tame Club ’an Hazle, the Hurricane who helped j 10 ^<500 3 a second leg on the beadtiful' Jar Ameiic*n i^ g u e Bo Station, runnerup in the West day. ■ :\i bell the Braves to the 1957 pen an 83 after sparkling rounds of 74 | Cleveland ... 10 This isn’t really a seeing eye dog for blind umpires,.impii’8^,. R'sK's a GermanG( league grand-slam homer capped vis Trophy. A tean^ must win M e rc a n tile at Lincoln nual Shad Derby will fee-Jield Sun and 73. Alternate Stan McFarland Baltimore ... . 8 S' .900 3 shepherd mascot of the Bridgto^^Htgh School baseball team. a five-run first for the Tigers In 'N Batting iBasedi on 35 or more Side Rec League playoffs this win Also still expected from the Der days May 11-18. Weigh Iff atatlon nant. suffered a concussion. three legs to reirfe the giant 4^0. 1 individual ranking In the ter, will roll in the Men’s 560 turned In a fine 78. !Boston...... 9 11 .4.10 4 “Trinker” doesn't call strikes but'he takes stance behind catcher the opener against Csmiio Pascual, trophy. at bats)-7-"'’Vemon’, -Cleveland. .400; by field are Martin's Ruliah, will be at Forhler’s Boat Labding, Red Sehoendienst had four sin Winners of their laat 14 matches. ‘ Detroit ...... 9 11 .450 4 during batting practice waiUng 'to chase foul balls. T h e dog is who lost his second. Lary. now 2-2 Mercantile Bowling/Lcague thia .Xlncoln, R.I., May 8 (45—ThebOiannetti'a Big Patricia, who won Skowroh, New York,'JJ82; Robin- Boosters Division. Chance It Tony, and A Dragon Kll- Windsor Locks. The Derby is open gles in five trips for the Braves 11 .triumphs carried over from last Chicago...... 4 11 .267 6>j ow-ned by Dr. Fred Sklllin bf Brldgton, Maine. (AP Wlrephotp). wiith his second successive com-’ Trailing St. John’s in the final past season belongs to Bill Faber, Rhode Island Racing Commission the eighth at 13-1. aon<' Baltimore and McDougald, lc.‘. to all Hamilton club members. En trains! his old mates. Henry Arron ’Today's Gaines plete game victory, lost his shut standings were St. James' No. 1, who compiled/W splendid 109;<0 ftudi^; today'Ih'e cases of two Jfew York, .370; Cerv. Karisas City, Other probabicii are Backbone. try blanks may be obtained at drove in'three runs and Wes Cov- year's undefeated season, the Red North Methodist No. 2, St. James’ average whUeXottlpeting vvlU) thO" In handing 'down the suspeneions UConn Cage Slate and White llnksmen gfitertain Bris- CTievel^nS at New York, Grant out bid in the ninth, when Fddie ttailnera aitd their grooms suspend ,367. Ralph Dupas, left, goes to the floor in Houston last night as he Pllon, Li’l Fella, Board Man, ^Gray Nassiff Arms and McIntosh Boat (3-()i vs Ford (i-21. N a 2, North Metliodist No. 1 and Manchester"Auto Parts entry. The yesterday, Lincoln Downs stew ar' Monarch and Prinoipado. Co. In town. a man on. ai Yo* opened with hts first home ed Iqr Lincoln Dow-ns stewards Runs—Cer)^- jCansas City.. 21; took a hard left thrown by JOe Brow-n, world UghtWelght cham W ith a man on. ss Burdette won afternoon at the local Country petrejit at Washington, Hoeft run. Second Congregational. St. James’ next fouTspoLs In the top .10 group turned the caMS of the four Storrt. Mav 8 14) — The Univer- \! his third with Ws first complete (2-ii vs Kemmerer (0-1). Red Peddle Porterfield No. 1, North Methodist No. 1, went/To keglers with 106 plus sftec 4 State chemiat’a report, thht over to the State Commies Minoso, Cleveland:, 16: Tuttle'an,d pion. during, the eighth .round of the. championship fight. Brown -sity of (Connecticut basketball game in four tric.s since April 17. Club. Gail Harris singled' the other their' horses had been atimulated Lopez, Kansas City^ IS; vyilliams’. floored Dupas three Unies in the eighth, round to win the match by Only games scheduled. » North Methodist No. 2^. Second averages. The quartet inemded Ted befpre- wlnnlng races May-1. ordered a redistributitm,' of the teqm has Scheduled 22 games, for, I/ew also had three singles’ and Match results: *' Tomorrovi’‘s Games Tiger run home and matched Ber- 'Cohgregatidnal and St. John’s las 106.52. i>oug 'MacLacHlan ' ! purse money in the rapes involved. Boston and Power, Khnsas City, a TKO and retained Ms lightweight crown. ( AT* ftmtisra*);' - next’ Beaabh; De'c. "3. American In drove in a run In the Braves’ 18-hlt fr Merirfog !jo ^Pittsburgh, Reds in Deal tola’s 2-for-4 performance as the 106.16, Sam Vacant! 106.12 and -Bafred for the remainder of the U. S egal .,., 2'i . u Cleveland at Chicago. finished in that order behind the The stewards said'the . chemist’s ternational; 6, Yale, Away; 9, New fling, NalPWRjP8KJ .. pair collected half of Detroit's Herm Wierzbickl 106.4. meeting which ends May 17 were Hampshire; 13. Bo^toq College, USED-ALL SIZES S m ith ___ 3 KoR’AliiKi ;,... . 0 ‘ \yashington at New York, (Nl. eight hits. rolloff champions. Needless to add. Trainers Orlando MaasaCcllL 29. -report showed thdi. urine samples Runs Batted In—Cerv, Kansas Coach Resigns Back in Gym Musial counted the runs In the Beat Bail R Rp8t Ball ...... 0 Boston at Baltimore, (Ni, St. John’s took much good-natured Next - came J(oe Vinsko 105.1, taken from Pilbt Mddel and .Big City, 24; Carrasquel. Cleveland,, A way;. 15, Massachusetts; 17, Col 'a third w’ith one of his two doubles,. B allard fl nprhRmplRln . 0 New York, May 8 (45 — Three "outstanding pitchers in the Ameri Hal Griggs, a 29-year-old right a former -jockey from Montreal, R Tohn.eon ...... 0' Kansas City al Detroit, (N); can League. Starting with the kidding at the league’s recent ban Russ Wilson 104.47, Bemle Chap Patricia "comslned a dri»g of’ the 14-, Skowron. New York. 13; Mal- West Haven, Mky 8 (45—John Syracuse. N. Y.,'May 8 (45 — gate, Away; 20, Manhattan. Away; Lefty Taylor Phillips, involved 5'!;, Ban major league players changed uni- hander, struck out seven and won pell 104.12, Bill (Ibe Bartender) and James Foti, 49.. of Yonkeirs, Carrnen Basilio is back in the ring 27, Timple. Jan. 3, Fordham; 6, $C *95 . 3 Rpst Bal! ...... n National I-eague Newr York Yankees in 1949, he his first of the year in the night quet for its laat place finish in NS., and grooms Earl Gilpatrick nature of/faffelne or an analogue zone and Jensen, Boston, Minoso Fdicy, basketball coach at West Fully in the" Bob Rush trade with the ' Yesterday’s Results •form.s today a8 teams sought to divided his lime between the the rolloffs. But Stan Grayb pre Anderson 104.8 and Bob Filz-^ thereof/' , and Vernon. Cleveland. 12. Haven High School, has resigned c'r'.in, arid talk perks up about a Main e; . Away; 10, Holy Crosa; Braves, .won his first for the Chibs I Total 17'i rntaV ...... get their rosters set before the cap for a 2-6 record in the majors. P atrick 103.18. All averages com of Derby. N.H., and Francis Pen-, third- fight with Sugar Ray Rob G uarantB ud nnd np Chicago 5, Cincinnati 1. American League champions and dicted that "St. John’s would win Vince Murphy,-agent In charge ■ Jilts — Runnels, Boston a’hd to tak ^ a new teaching post at 13. New Hampshire, Away; 17, with a flve-hiUer in his first com May 15 cutback to 25 players. He had a three-hitter until the piled by George Flatus, are based dlelbn of Pawtucket. Amity Regional, High School at inson. So far it’s only talk. Ba- Vermont; 31. Maine. Feb.’ 7. Ver plete game since Aug. 31, 1956. He Philadelphia 6, Lns Angeles 3. Kansas City imtil traded to 'Wash the Jarvis Trophy next winter," Masbarelli was trainer of Manor of--''Uie 'Thoroughbred Racing Pro- Kuenn, Detroit. 26;.Malzone. Bos San Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 6. The Boston Red Sox got within ington in 1951. He won 22 and lost ninth, when ■ -the Ttgers counted on at least 25 gatnea. Woodbridge. Dr. 'Melvin Wagoner, sUio’i managers say Robinson, mont, Away: itA Boston Univer BRAND NEW PBE5QU1I gave up the Redlcg run in the first Paiicho Wine Again .three nins on four hits—on Charlie AS was previously 'mentioned irf Faber also turned, in the season’s SUble’s Pilot Model, (sinner of the fM tlve Bureau, said the four men ton, 2C>^ Minoso, Cleveland, 23; who took the middleweight tiUe Milwaukee 9, SI. Louis two of the limit' by selling veteran 10 for Washington in 1953, went to this column last week, the Church denied any knowledge of stimulat Cerv, Kansas City, 22. West Haven superintendent of sity, Away; 14, Rhode Islan)i; 16, ’ X on Pete Whisenant’s triple and a righthanded pitcher. Bob Porter the Red Sox sfler the 1955 sea Laii’s two-run triple. top single game effort, a 168, to third race at 29li—1 I»*l Thi^^ schools said yesterday Foley’s let from Carmen six weeka ago, Massachusetts, Away;^ 18, Syra X wild piteh Rookie John Gory! had (Night). League will be sanctioned by ’the edge out Pete Spelas (162) and day.. Fotl wa* trainer of Wjiltef ing the horses. Doubles—Kuenn, Detroit. 7; ' Rochester, N.Y.. May 8 (/Pi W Pc-t. GB. field, to the Pittsburgh Pirates in son.. Jim Banning, a 20-game winner ter Of re.signation wâ received wants too much rnoney for a re cuse; 21, Holy CTross. AWay. March BUTYL TUBES a pair of RBI singles for the Chibs Pancho Gonzales, will attempt tp ■a cash deal. The price wa.s re last year, lost his third in a row National Bowling Congress next Gerry Cormier (155). Pete Spelas Cerv, JCaiisas City^4^; Gemert «ind turn bout. No negotiations are go as Brooks Lawrence lost ..his- sec Chicago 13 .650 year and strict foul line bowling Maizone, Boston and Ayila, Cleve with regret It becomes, effective 4. Rhode Islasd, Away; 7,'Rutger*. A L L SIZES stretch his lead over Lew Hoad Milwaukee 12 ported higher than the ^20.000 for a 1-4 record, giving way in a copped the high triple sward with ^ June 21. ing on at the moment, they say. Away. ond. to eight matches tonight when the .632 waiver price. two-run second. The Nats bagged ' will be observed. a robust 393 which wa* one pin land, 6. . 8.40x15—Fits Nash Ramblrr, Friend Loses First San Francisco 13 .591 Major LraRiH* Homers - A tip of the hat deservedly goes better than the fine 392 trip)* Triples—Lemon, Washington, 2; Small Studebaker, Hudson, etc. .95 Exchange two pro tennis sta>K mtSve their Pittsburgh .550 The Cincinnati Redlegs and Chi it-With five in the fifth off Tom Musud Start Third Cycle Bob Friend lost his first in five I cross-country series to Ann Arbor, cago Cubs traded a pair of relief Morgan. : to Cy Perkins and his.w'ife, (.’ath- rolled by Faber. Third place Twenty-two tied with 1. Custom Type Full Tread 1 For Old Tube Cincinnati .500 (Season Totals in Parenthesc.s) ierine, for their excellent job of laurels went to Wterzbicki for hM- Home Runs—Cerv, Kansas City, ^ 8 .9 5 X. decisions for the Pirates, giving Mich. Gonzales defeated Hoad 7-6. Philadelphia .450 pitchers even. . Griggs, married on the pitcher’s De Luxe Black Rayon If No Exchange way in a four-run fourth capped by | 4-6, 6-4 before 3,600 in the War National League mbqnd before a game at Hickory, - turning in the results to the sports 378 three-game tally. •*’ 8; Jensen, Boston and Brown, 13. 9 5 Los Angele.s 6 13 .409 Cincinnati got Turk Lown and department ‘and also to Lee Gag • • • With Troublesome Shoulder (Cleveland, 4; Seven tied with ,3. Nylon Whllewall De Lu.\e Add SOc Per Tube rookies Boh Schmidt’s three-nin Memorial here last night. He now- St. Louis 3 14 .176 sent Hershell Freeman to the T-homas, Pirates' (9). N.C.; in 1952 because there was homer. Al Worthington won his sec-' leads 36-32 in the iOO-match seri’es. KUiazcwsk', Pirates, 2 (2l, "no-sen.se gettlng'married at home non of SI. James’ No. 1 who was For the third consecutive year Stolen Bases—Piersall, Boston Reconditioned Tubes Today’s Game Cubs. Both are righthanders. the only one among the 112 bowl the Rainbow Club walked off with and Aparido, Ghicago. 4, Beard. 1 8 .9 5 $1.00' Any Size Cincinnati at Chicago, Acker Freemen. 29. wa.s bought by the ,Skinner, -Pirates. plate, I oouldn’t hit/’ drove in two York (NKA) — Any daybseveral years before he otherwise Schmidt, Giants (4). runs with a double and single. He ers In the league to roll ail -<80l championship honojrs and de would have started hi- second cy Chicago. Minoso, Cleveland and (0-0) VS’ Drott 11-0). Redlegs from the Boston Red Sox g a m e ^ \ servedly retired the ' beautiful- W''a|HNf A*’**'' the .seven members Wilson, Detroit, 3. (Only Game Scheduled) in 1955. He had a 14-5 record a,s a Lopata. Phillies (3). hqw Is 3-for-6 for the season. The trophy which was donated by* he Bm very select 3,000 HU Club cle.as one of Uv . truly .great U t Furlllp, Dodgers (3). other hit was a triple. Wfil have to move over U make ters. He w'ss quite a pitcher, you Pitching—Harshman. Baltimore, Tomorrow's Games reliever In 1956 but last year- Alexander Jarvis. Members of the 4-0, 1.000’„ Grant, Cleveland. Gar-1 1957 MODEL OWNERS Philadelphia ait PKtsburgh, IN). dropped to 7-2. Covington, Braves (2),. ____* ______• Y Wediibsday Leagun room for Stanley' M.usisl. see, leading the league w’lth 18 and all-vlGtorioiis aqu.sd Included Bill 5 and haying 176 strikeouts snd ver; Kansas City and Turley. New( Cincinnati at Milwaukee. (N). Lown. 33, with the Cubs for . Stan Musial of the St. - Louis Mailman Joe Tw'aronite.' enjoy pantos. Pete Barietta, Pete and The stroking oj that 3,000th York. 3-0, 1.000; .Six pitchers tied ’ Chicago at St. Louis. (N). American League Cardinals, top active hitter in the ______-Ted' Spelas, Bod Giles, MacLapjj- blow, offlcially w411 place Stan Mu irC U S T O M FREE several years, won 5 and lost 7 in ing one of his finest season* on the But youg(4 Musial could no long with 2-0. 1 000. I Los Arigeles at San Francisco, 1957. Bertola. Tigers (2). National League, says he plans to polished lanes, copped individual Ian, and Buzz Fontaine. « sial (Where he be,ongs . ... with the Strikeout* — Score, Cleveland,; Flots Fixod (N). Porterfield once was one of the Yost, Senators. plsy one or wo more seasons. Bob Vozzolo of the Gaiden Res- giants of the game — CUp Anson, er pitch, so' "simply had to hit." honors in the strong Y Wedne.s- as he explains'. . His only fault 33; Pascual, Wa.shington, 21; Lary. 1 NYLORTUBELESS For life of tire. w i n - Ty Cobb, kiddie CoUins, - Nap Lr- day Night League this past i taurant was elected as the league’s aii' a treniendbuB - outfielder w-as Detroit and Tei+y, Kansas Oty. j 1 ter. Joe, who was also reelected new president, surceedlnrg capable Joie, This Speaker, Henu Wagner Blackwall Whitewall " TIRES Russ Mathiason who held the of-, that his arm ivaan’t quite strong 20; Ramos, Washington, 19. ; loop treasurer for a fourth suc and Paul Waner. enough. 7.50x11 ROTATED cessive term, chalked up a laudable flee for two terms. Other officers W yqu don’t beilev* that this is ...... 2377. 2 7 .7 7 af-e Wilson, vice president. Fratus, , Everybody from Gussib ..Busch National la^gue , every 6,000 120.13 average while competing in a 'Singular achieve nCnt, consider on down winced when Musial had m 8.00x14 ...... a25.77 2 9 .7 7 mile* for. . . 75 games. secretary, and Barietta. treasurer. the iUuatrious combatanUs who Batting (Based on 35 or more at The successful circuit held lU to take himself out of the ga'rne Bats)—Musial, St, Louis. .529. 8.50x14 ...... 27^77 3 2 .7 7 life of tire. 824-828 feunnerup honors went to Art annual all-day outing last Sunday dMnit make It. The Us* includes last fall. His arm had been X TEL. Ml 3-5161 1 Johnson, a former Town champion. wch renowfted names "as - Fred Hoak, Clhclnnatl, .379; Tftnple. 9.00x14 . .. - 2 9 .7 7 3 4 )7 7 at the Garden Grove and officiaU considerably more than adequate Cincinnati, .373: Mays, Sari Fran MAIN ST. MANCHESTER . who posted a Gne 116,30 averagewhether or not tha ejiarke. 21ack Wheat. Rogers as that of a matchless flrst base- ’X Save to 4 0 % Hornsby, Babe Ruth, • Frank cisco. .372; Walls, Chicago, .370^ ! n 75, strings. T%vo other standout loop will be sanctioned by the Na- man, but now he was crowding 37 Runs—(jepeda, San Franctsco, X keglers wound up with 115 aver-1 f|on«] Bowling Corigreis at their Friach, P\e Traynor. Hari-j Hrll- and not 19 and could' no longer On Our Every Day ages, with southpaw Ell Fish flrst business meeting next fail nuum. Met OH, Bill Teny and swing the bat which rhade him a 21; Walls,. Chicago, 20; Thomas. . showing a 116.26- mark and Larry — — Charley Gehringef. And Stan the Pittsburgh,. 18; Banks, Chicago GOOUYEAR Krenchy Flano reports ihst the ■bank director. He was out of 20 iuid Neal, Los Angeles, .77. Bates, another lefthander and pres Rainbow Club will honor its 3- Man la going stronger than ever games and while he pinch hit and ent Town champion, concluding at 37. A lost seaaof ;of peak pro played the last 10, apprehension Runs Batted In—Spencer and X Low Discouiil Prices time champions at a banquet Sat-” Cepeda, San Francisco, 19; Wall*. CUSTOM ; with an even' 116 average. Bates urday night. May 24 at 7;30Yit the duction while servlngîn the Navy and a big lump on his shoulder'- , was recently reelected for the Rainbow tn . Bolton. didn’t atop him, remained. Ohlcqgo, Mathews; Milwaukee and Wagner’s .Mark In SIgt)t' He was still much concerned: Thomas. Pittsburgh. 18. SUPER CUSHION GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS about (he sboulder when he took Hits--Musial. St. Louis. 36, of ^ DISIGN One more and Musial will have things easy -in a benefit exhibition Mays. San Franci.sco, 32, Walls, j ,> Champ Offered Bout tfed the Immortal Honns Wagner Chicago. 30-; Thomas, Pittsburgh ' 'game In Key West three weeks be- 4 .7 0 x 1 5 1 0.95 sj j o r i s in Brief nark of eight National League foio. he reported for spring train- and Spencer, San Francisco, 29. Men's Dress Slacks ' New York, May 8 l/Pi Heavy- b|tUng championships, but his rec Doubles—Musial, St. Loijis, 10: 7 .1 0 x 1 5 11.95 oed wTeclcihjg and terrific early Ing- . Sclimlclt*s /frg. $1.^5 i nl. WARD RIVERSIDES I weight Champion Floyd PatleT’son The co q ^ spring swing (x-as Hoak, Cincinnati. 9; Aaron, Mil 7.6 0 x 1 5 12.95 foot this, spring is not the most still there, however, and the lump waukee and Groat, Pittsburgh, 8; ; has been offered $200,000 to fight . Tom Hawkins. Notre Dame’g r.nusual story in connection with i : : I in Sydney, Australia -and he tan junior ba.sketball sens.ation. is a on his shouldbr had gone down Moryn, Chicago, Hainner, Phila 8 .0 0 x 1 5 1 3.95 • First Quality j pick the date, Tlic Offer came the wonderful guy who came, to and Musial was off on a consecu delphia and, Ennis. St. I>ouis, 7. high jumper on the Irish trank the St. Louis .Cardinal organiza 7.5 0 x 1 4 12.95. 1 from Jtm Johnson, manager of- an team and has cleared six-feet-two tive-game hitting streak in his Triples—Mays, San Francisco, • Galjiardlne.s., Fancy $Q.61 PAiistrallan heavyweight rvrnned Ai- tion out of Donors Pa., High as quickest start In 16 fabulous years. 3; Bight tied with .2. 8 .00x1 4 1 3 .9 5 infhes. .FlhkneLs. Sharkskins ] len jyilllams., Williams. has .a left-hand pitiêr. ■ "Played t'nder. Handicaps Home Runs-^Walbs, Chicago and 8 . ^ x T 4 1 4 .9 3 wen 29 of his 3 3 -bouts, 20 by tr- The amazing Muaial is launching Thomas, Pittsburgh, 9; Cepeda. • Well Tailored . Unrpiie Bill Valentine of the Musial easily could have won knockojit. Cliarlie Rose.' veteran Texas League worked in Florida-* a„Uilrd. baseball life with a bad another batting title .or ..two- He and-Sauer, San Francisco, 8; Math N.ew’ York, manager, said today he exhtblt,ion gomes this spring under" left Mtoulder, played practically the entire sea ews, Milwaukee. 7. Rccqpped With • Size's 30-42 had been given the right to act as NtUonal League su)jervision. Last fall it waa whispered son of 1947. w^hlle taking'penicillin Stolen Base* -T. Taylor, Chi 100% Cold Rubber 6.70-15 lub*- Williams’ agent. He said he around that Musial’s brilliant ca- shots to freeze a cantankerous cago and Ashburn, Philadelphia, hoped to confer shorJJy with Cus 6; Gilliairi and Zimmer, I>ia An typa blaekwoll D’Amata, Patterson’s manager. Baseball veterans sgree the 1956 rear might be at an end. Taking a appendix and suffering from ugly spring training leason in Florida, king-size cut at the baU and miss tonsils. He underwent an appen- geles, 4; Robinson. Cincinnati and Skinner. Pittsburgh, 3. Fine Quality Price without trada-in 14.75,. Built with a strong rayon- was the coldest and wetest they ing it,- Stan pulled the shoulder decto'my and a tonsillectomy the IJnconditional Road i Rogers Hornsby, "who compiled ever experienced. which; he Injured as n kid pitcher day after the season closed. Pitching—Elston, Chicago, Pod- " Short Sleeve cord body for raiistonca tb ruptures. a lifetime batting average- of .358, playing the outfield The- pitcher couldn’t handle him res, Los Angeles and Spabn, Mil REGULAR NYLON Hazard Guarantee SUPER DELUXE TIRES . . quality equal to new car was 41 when he left the major Tony Canzoneri, one of boxing’s'' -The first injury, incurred In while heWas sick, so the next year waukee, 4-0, 1.000; Purkey, Cin against cuts, breaks rleagiiea and 46 when he finally greats, will shortly open a restau tumbling after a ball in Orlando when- Staq Musial waa well again cinnati, 3-(l, l.OOf); McCormick, San equipment h'res. In strong Super Reyon cord body or , hung up his glove for good. rant in Philadelphia. when he was 19 an l a member of he resumed adding- to his string Frsinclsco, 2-0, 1.0()0, DE LUXE DUALITY chuck holes, blow with extra strong nylbn cord. 20-month road hdiard .the E^ytona ■ Beach club of the of batting championships. ' Strikeouts—-Podres. Los Angeles, New Design-i^Fresh Stock outs. 24 Mos. —- Sport' Shirts CHapa D >Floriiâ State League, was The guy could fall out of bed in 26; Gomes, San Francisco. 23; San gu ere nto o. Prices ore for 6.70-15 lube-type blbckwalls.'” a ;^ e a k in more v.'ays thar one. the middle of the night and half ford. Philadelphia, 20; Ecskine, Los 30)000! Miles. l^ro b ab ly put him in the utfleli) ‘asleep triple to right center. Angeles and Spahn, Milwaukee, 19, Reg. $2.98 I all. $7 down buy* 1 C AA* htide-in It- | J AAe I 6.70^15 uh a set of 4 Iw .J W down payment ^ ■ ;;!t • W ash 'n Wear $ 2 .6 3 1 rayon nylon b e e r Tube Type BLick TUBELESS: Prices wHhaul trade-in rayon 23.45... nylon 25.45 NOW UNDER NEW irii • Cotlon.s With Silk Trim 'M- size Black White Black White *Plus excise lax ond trade-in lire. 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Hotufthold Goodb 5t ApurtmonU— Flato-w Houses for Sale 72 "iHbiuMS for SaJb 72 Houses for Slle f t Wunted— Real Estats 77 Trailcri 8-A Busiikesa Sarviceg OffcFed 13 THERE oilGHTA A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Arflctea For Sale 45 Boftto and AccMidrlM 46 Wsiited«»To Buy 5S . Tcnementa 63 A BARGAIN WAITING (Xni MANCHESTER ^ New *tx MANCiHESTER-Chdrmlng Cap* CAPE w it h dormers, atx finished LISTINOb w a n t e d . ai]igie.uuMl Georpa Union ELOOR ••45-10", two bedroom, LAWN MOWERS. TepairedT BAROftINII—Famous Hoover "Vac- FOR A LUCKY PBRJSON room*. BxedUent condition. Deep two-lAimiy bouee*. Member ot Clissified co lo r^ applioncM, 14.050. |S72..gO 115 Weils Sfcs uilm cleaner*. Reconditioned. ilSAG b OUTBOARD 18 ft-ai R. iÂNTELf—Large wagon for d*Uv- MANUHERTER—39 Pearl Rt. Four 'room ranch horns in Rockiedgs Cod home on-W est 5tde. Three I RpOMR FURNITURE erihg paj^rs. C a l l ^ 9-N07. •cctlon, aV> baths, ceramic Ula bedrooms, 24' living roqm. Alum wooded lot. Convenient aôole,' ML8. Howard R. Baktiiig*. Rsftl- down. Jensen'*, Inc. telweya re 9-4558. tTbJUfTAVWUt,TMe I X O lV f UPf ALLPAV Guaranteed; H2.95 tip. Fipe home New and used, Cali MI 4-4428. room* furnished. Heat, hot water, M w o im s u ib c m Y B ut SET A LOAD OP Used Buf In Good Shad* kitchen counters. Attached garage, inum storms, screaned-ln breeze bue, chopping: $14,500, under tor, x a 9-1107 any tune. Stiikers Picket liable). 54 Park Road. West Hart aiAT TMOH TiACMIW 2 LORSTMiyVE tEEN A' -demonMratlon,. Ml 9-3551 after 3 garags, central residenttaL-Work- Mvertisement ford, AD S-5214 or GA 0-4479. Mon IWOERSTAWD WMV HBRWMEN'ttlE’nMO ONLYMIO uig couple. Call xn 3-5033, ameeite drive, fully lan&Kiaped way ai)d a one-car garage. Im/ne- $2,000 down, xn 9-34i5, LeT7«E5C4l00L«|05] iACH'OTHIR * MAVBC p.m. 15’ BKANEATELE8 Comet aall AND ON EA8Y TERMS RooDu Without Bourd 59 lot, |31,0(M. CaU R. F. Dimock Co., dlate occupancy, 5% mortgiige CLASSIFIED ADVT. day through Saturday, 0 to 6. Mon lawn roto-tUllgg. TIACHEes AREN’T BUNRIOT' NHT CAN’T WEB SOT ACT OP you CAN 00 iOMETUiNS BOLTON — BuUdlng lot* at I boat, $860. Dial PI 2-7283. 12-PtBCB BEDROOM XCANCMESTER(-Four room, first Realtors, Ml 99345, Jiweph Ash ma” . be aaeumed. Selling for' SOUilH WINDSOR-BeelzebUib Rd Uockheed Unit day, Wednesday,Thursday eve ABLETOVEERA Tuey KEEPTMfMUMPER TOP QUALmrioarn, BxceUent for DEPT. HOliRS -14-BIECrB U V IN O ROOM ROOM f o r r e n t . Iiiquir* Stat* ford, xn 9-4318. Barbara Woods, 315,400. Jarvis Realty 383 Three bedroom eontemp^’Ty, SOO'xSOO', Call JA 5-ir7, nings reWTHOUSAMO CONTEOlT TI4«n> WMT landeqaping,,>' greenhouse* and Tailor Rhop,^ ft^NlaaelL XD 3-7381. floor M>krtment. Rdltable for amail lO-BIBCnB KITCHEN family. Apply in person. 90 East MI 9-7703. R ob^ Murdock, MI East Ceiiter St., comer of Lenox home loaded with modern Idek */ a (ContUined fron Tagr Om ) 8;15 A;M. to 4:30 P.M. PUPILS IM NANO lawns. Fin gravel, stone. Call After 6:8f XO y-8^. This TaMhe homeiOf tomorrow. TdspilNoSce ATTIGS, CELLARS Cleaned. Rub Walt XH 3-85N, Diamonds—Watrheft— Frsb dtoniga UnUl Wanted' '‘ Center Rt. 3-5473, or Robert Agnew. Xll St. CaU xn 3-4113 from 89: After bish removed. M l 9-5874. Owner leaving state. Dickerman’s Auto DriTihg School 7-A Jewelry 46 Free Delivery, nJSARANT ROOMi’^ t t bom*, 89878. hours call x n 3-2023, XQ 3-1157, Xn sz. were principally rejectetj. ha MUt); Service, AD 8-7998. labEB COPY CLOSING TIME OSE A To r o power mower from Fr** Ret Up By Our.Own new to bath and anowsr, fr*a OAKLAND RT. — Three or fbur 8^7847. At Â^cSukt § r held concerned Job deacrIpUons, «en- HARD SURFACE M arloW s to make your lawn care LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re- .Reliable Men laige rooms. Heat furnished. Only (OI) MANCHESTER. - Two-fam- al Manchester. nrHhln and. Inr lh« FOR c l a s s if ie d ADVT. LARSON'e drivlni Sdhool—ORehi parbmg; xa 99357. \ CAPE . (X5D—Six finished rooma^ iority, and restrictions ' op chair* /•' eaeler. Prtcee begin «t 559.95. pairs, adjusts watenc* expkrtly. Phone For Appointment $30 per month. Call M l 3-4348 or ily duplex. Excellent condi (XI) SIX ROOM ,Cape Oad. all District of Manchester, on the lOth day' all types of driver educatton oh DRIVEWAYS fireplace, ccreened porch. 10x13. of April. 1968. v " men and business rkpreaentatlves. MON. THRU FRI. Reasonable prices. Open dally. Raniuel Albert, Hartford, CH 7-0355 Xtl 8-OOdO, tion, large 3 bedroom home, brick. Attachied ' garage and en- Insured dual eontrol cars, stand Marlow’s,.S5T Main St. SINGLE ROOM for gentleiitan o X Recently , redecorated. Bbccellcnt Present, Hon. John J. WalUll, Jutice. Carl Kotchian, vice president ard or automatic. By ^rained and Parking area. Residential, com Thursday, evenings. 129 Spruce Any time Up to 8 p.m. laily. Quiet. Inquire 224 C2i#*t* 3rd bedroom -possible. Spa cloaed rear porch. Choice location. Estate of Anthony Caselll. late of and general Wianager of the . Locke 10;lM» A.M. , DOBSON KOAD;. Vernon—Six loom cious renovated kitchen. Good 114,900, R. F; DlttjocILand Co., location. Owner MI 9-9460. ’Mancbesift In said Dlstrlrt.-deceased. certlêd' 'nstructor, llcehaed by mercial, Free cheerful estimates. LOAM, dark, rich, stone tree. Top Strest. xaft-4837. See It Day Or Night ' Oak;, xn 3^3358, CH 5-4137. heed Georgia Division, said ths - quality. Columbia Construction. and bath. Ideal location. Complete- Ihveetment inciwie. Prime loca: Realtors, Xn 9-5245. Joseph Ash On motion of Aurelia caselll ot lald SATURDAY 9 A.M. ths State of Oi-nn. Ml 0-5076. If you have no mean* of traii*. $1300 DOWN! Neat Cape Cod, six Manchester,— — eaxeculHx. company had offered a fair and libr PI 9-52I., Willtmantie AC .3-3383. ATTRACmVELY furnished rand r*hovated. On bu* line.'Birch tion. R. F. Dlmoqk ft Co., Real ford, MI 9-5318. Barbara Wood*, GEM PAVING portaUon. I’ll send my auto for you. finished rooms. Fireplace, OftbERED:: Thar six months from eral contract, f ' MAN,CHESTE:R Driving Academy Garden— Farm— Dîry No obligation. cheerful rooms. Ctompiata'. Ught sMnets, form ica counters. AL tors. Ml 99245 Joseph Ashford, xn 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Xll the Doth day. of< April. 1966, be.and the AD 6-0234 SPEaAL No. 1 loam, delivered 33 eebeened rear porCh are extra «ame»ame are llmlimited and allowed Tdt the The company mid its latest offer TOUB COOPERATION WTl-L is equipped and licensed to pro Products 50 ^ ' A ——Lr—B-*“E!-—R — T — *S housekeeping facilities available. xn 99R18 Rarbara Woods, XU 3-5433, or Robert Agnew, Xn value features. Near schools, shop per yard. Gravel, hot mix a m ^ t, a-TTO?, Robert Murdock. MI 89878. • creditors within which to bring In tbeir vfould have iitcresaed average BE APPRECIATED vide the .very best In driver .edu 4595 ALLYN HARTFORD Single,., double. Children accepted ping, transportation. Owner mov- claims against eald estate, and said ELECTROLUX owners — Prompt, N' 1" stabilized, crushed stone, diain- FOUR ROOM, first floor flat. Suit 39472, o r Robert Agnew, xn hourly earnlpgs by more than 21 cation. Standard and automatic. MeINTOSH A P fL E S No. 1 sisa Open Mon. thru PW..tillSdp.m. -r-iimited peijcing Central, reason 1*0- Will sell below F.H.A. ap executrix Is directed to give public- fri ndly service,on yoiif Electro age stone, washed sand and fill. $1.00. Also c d O k ^ apples 50e able price. Come see. Mrs. Dor able for^'imalt' family. Rent |7d 3-5378. MANCHESTER, — Colonial. 7H notice to the credrlora to bring In their cent* ijn lr ^ t h e first year and by Dial PI 2-7249 any Hme. lux (Rt cleaner Pick up and de ’ ' Free tranaportaUon to our praisal figtire for quick sale. This claims within said time allowed by pub Diol Ml 3-2711 Nusadorf Sand and Stone Com ^l bushel bags Louis Bunco Farm. sey. 14 Arch Rt. per month/dlftlte Box RG; Herald, rooms, artistically paneled, beau mbi’e ^ t l ^ eight eehta the second livery, Call Electrolux authorized pany. Xn 3-2427. - Store In Weterbury '><^ (XXlVl FOUR UNIT apartment in tiful recreation room with bar, hot is excellent value for less than lishing a copy of this order in some ye*r.^;< M0 ” T’ tXTK’B—Manchester's lead, 829 West CenUr. XQ 3-9113. "CoiinectlcuV* Largest Fumltur 13 suxtxnr room duplex $13,000. Wm. E. Belfiore Agency, newspaper having a circulation hr said mg driving.school.-Skilled cour s»'- anei $11 million In incrca'sed wages for LO.ST—Bunch of key* Saturday, vi- ‘ Housfliold Services PANSIES. Fern Gardens,sm Fsni _ , MI 5-8807. ^ R(X>M FOIV, gentleman. Kitchen (XVI RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton- be yours in this spacious 5-room Aluminum storme and screen*. at Mancheatsr, within and IncIon/ il approximately 10,000 hourly eni* rinity of Odd Fellow* Hall. Ml 9-t39». MQTO-MOWER. Toro, Jacobsen Ameaite drive. Owner MI $-9938. IMatrlet of Manchester, oh the *Ui da Offered 13A St, xn 3-7278. privileges, ''^parats entrance. Magnificent new ranch. Six home at 70 Agnes Drive in Jarvis of May, A.D. 1*88. ' , pioyes during the two year period. 0-7273, rotary, reel or riding type power 1 Parking. MI 8-4724. rooms, two car garage. See Acres. Three bedrooms, ceramic HARRISON Driver TralnlM — r for ReRt Present. Hon. John J, WaUett, Judge. Lockheed builds ClJO JHercuIes FURNITURE repairing and rcfln- mowera. Toro Power Handle, FOR MOTHER’S Day r-. Pott^ sighs on Bolton Center Rd. R. tiled bath, attached garage, 11x14 Estate ot Robert iK. Johnson, late of prop-fet irsnaports and- modifled NOTICE IS HEREBY given fhat- Leijming to drivb in- our dual con Lots for Sale ‘ 73 Manchester In said dis^ct, deceased. Jlshlng; antiques re.4tqred. Furni Capitol Equipment C o.. 38 -Main. plants, cut flower*, air types CLEAN, PLEASANT'TQom for one; TWO ROOM cabin, afore, fruit F. Dimock ft Co., Realtora Xn- acreened-ln side -Torch. Full 80’ B47 jet-, bombers at .pie Georgia Pa*a Book No. *3640, issued by trolled standard or automatic “T kim kltir Xn t-dM^between '4-8 p.m. Upon appIleaUon - ofynie Manchester ture Repair Service, Tnlcottvtlle. Ml 3-7988. corsages. Special orchid corsages, or two gentlemen at CTeutsr, with i stand, large parking space, New '9-.6245. .loaeph Ashford. Xfl- basement Complete with apptt- BOLTON^Two large wooded lot* Trust Company, Atemlstrator. praying plant, about 13-miles 'north of At* The Savings Bank of Manchester cars IS easy and enjoyable. U- CAM VACCA. parking, bath and *h0wer. 25, Rolton Rci>«*tei' lA ssid District on week days 8:30-5 p.m. or call Xfl parking, xn 99740 after 8:30. : AD^-{-8484. . • the IdtlydaT ot Magv A.D. 1956. at ten center today pending the result* of placement, Umbrellas repaired, All naihed varieties. Gertrude J B E N D K d e l u x e floor:Hpodel baths, knotty pine kHchen. \ acre 3-2023, xn 3-1157, -MI 3-7847. P erson a ls experienced Inatructof.Tuai .con -9-2392.- .O iom an's- Hbua^wrecktng. In me fgreboon, and that noUce- --tontract negotiations with aircraft trolled car. Modem methods. For 'men's shirr coltarr reversed and Spiess, 5 'Eastland Drtvr, xn ^tom fSc tm er. Dual' cbnVpQis ..lot. Manchenar.Green acca^_ x d (VUI) BOLTON - Qiyentry Line...... to .an peraoaspe Interestic:. ... manufacturers in I-iOS Angeles. Moniig-—TntcEIng-— Oppb^gnitiEs 32 Help Want^ — Male -36 CLEAN, comfortable room to r r t- AlTRA^’iVa: "front room officia 9-1305. - . day or evening appointments. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend 3-5393 any time. and thermostat. Uaed (wire. 2^ MANCHRSTER-Better living In N«w fix mom Cape. Fourr-ftmehed I -said-estatwerme-peetNaey-w-Mllwap-; A Wlikoar would affect woihe - RIDERS WANTED—Pratt A Whit ing Shop. Storage 20 CLEAN top quality loam,>xcellent . V ■ . . ------~ — ■fined gentleman. 71 C2ieamut Rt. fqr real eatjite, lawyer. Insurance. this Jarvis built Cape at 251 West down, ceramic tile bath, walkout Jtllcatlon and the tU ao and .pwee of ney Aircraft, first shift. West Mid Cail MI 9-5575. BOLTO^ NOTCH- Ideal locafi^ SALESMAN-Dietributor. Call on re for top dressing, -also clean white 8928,7. MJ 9-5754, ' ..Rent reaaombte. 983 Main St. (XXVI) JUST Porter St. hearbrg thereon, by publlabing a copy 1,000 w p loy ea of the Cohvair and Center St. 'Six rooms. In tip-top basement, largriot. $18,700 .R f : of 'inls order In sore* MWSpaper having Dougin Aircraft divisions sta dle Tpke.. Center and riclhlty. PI-AT FINISH . Holland window MOVE BY TRAILER van. It’s less for Drug Stora-^t intersection of tail stbres. Sell seifradhering, in sand for children'*'play yard*. PI Hounehold Good* 51 b e a u t i f u l room, newly to r . ^ 39419, XP 8-7514. ______Beeutifu: six room Colonial shape,. Modern form ic* and tile Dimock • Co., Reeltora. y h O a ctmilatlon In aaM.-Astriei. at least Call .vn 9-5621, after 5 p.m. ; shades, made to measure. All expensive—One load instead of Rt. 44A ft ft4p*«nty of Nnarklng, terchangeable. indeatniotlble plas- 2-5225 days, XII 9 -8 ^ evening*. , SEWING MACHINES -for only 321.60^ Dimock fire days before m y of said hear tioned at the Cape missile site. Garage— Service—Storage 10 liished. ■(H«J)eth. Private home fo r ' COXfMERCIAL business or office kitchen, tiled bath. Aluminum ^d- 9-5245, Joeeph Aehford. Ml 99813. . The Cape personnel, ntembera metal Venetian blinds at s new two or three—Easier loading and new heating system, air condition Hc letter*,'signs; replaefrig paper ANTIQUE - FURNITURE, sUver, ft C o., R e a ^ rs , xn 9-52^ or Mr. .Barbara Woods. Xn 9-770^'Hobert ing. to appear Ift-fnay see esuse at said VACUUM-CLEANERS repaired In TOP S(Htr—Excellent quality and - Two Ringer .portables," trade in a gentlemah. .315 Spruce Rt. space for rent. Up to 5500 square Ing and storms. Basement garage. lime and place end be heard relative 'of Local 610, lAM, staged a walk low price Keys mads while you unloading— Distinctive, di^fled ing optâl.^3000 ft. floor teace, signs. High immediate profits, Sts- glass china, and used furniture Berate Cantor. TO 8-8495 \ 4!4% V.A. mortgage may be as- Murdock, "Xn 3-6472, orR0l>«rt Ag my own-shop. Forty years factory extra clean. Al*b old rotted feet.'Will Bub-divIde. Main S t.'L ^ ■ hereto, antf make return to thi* court. out -and set up pickpt lines shortly GARAGE FOR rent. Florence St. wait. Marlow’s. and amart. ’’The Best for Leas." trad)^population 10 to 12,00(1 Put .Signs C5»rp., 298 5th Ave., bought and sold. Furniture Repair anachlnea. Expertly reconditioned. ROOXl FOR rent,'''Dentleman pre aumed. Will aell due to transfer new MI 39875, . JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. experience. All makes, loVr rates, , cow manure,. Prompt delivery. cated near .Center. Plenty of partc- (XXV) E a s t Ha r t f o r d Exdai- after midnight last night when MI 3-0424. The Austin A. Chambers *Co:, 508 pleyno other drug business wl New York aty. ^ Service. Xn 3-7449. ■ , Priced tbia week only at $39.80 and ferred or ypung coufrie. Telephone at $14,900. Jaiwis Realty Co., 283 free esUmstes, free pick up and FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Backed by thirty years ot satisfied ing. Phone XU 9-M29 or XD 3-744^. lent-investment property, $38.000> -AT A COURT o r PROBATE, held their two year contract expired. East Middle Turnpike, Ml S-518T, S/m lles. Will lease 1 to 5 year] 184.80. Terma as little a* $1.38 a in'room. Xn 3-7903. ' ... East Center 8t.,^_comer of^'t>snox (X X ) I16400-- -COTENTRY Lake,, at Manchester, within and for the delivery. Mr. Miller, AD 2-S371. and floor file. I.«t u* modernize cKinney Brothers, Inc., Man customers. Leonard L; Giglio, MI SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Excellent Inyestmeni property, The Atove was premirt.ure, how- Hartford CH 7-1423, OFFICE SPACE suitable for doc 8L, between 89 call xn 8-4112. new seven roopiv aplit level. District of Manchester, on the 5th day your bathroom and kitchen. For chester, x n 3-6060, or MI 9-3931. 3-7083. ‘ tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7e • ‘ week after minimum do4^'n pay- For further information or ap- of Msy, A.D, 1968. evei. Business Services Offered 13 I’ROFESSIONAL CONTACT PLEASANT rbom for young' lady. tor. lawyer, optometrist, real es after hours call Xn 3-2023, Xn baths, fireplace, attached gabage, WANTEa>—Ride part-time In free estimates cal] Ml 9-2655, The MANCHESTER Movilfg imd Tr\>ck. bach. Green Paint and-Wallpaper, ■ ên t. - ’ pobitmeht to see call R. F. gam* rooi^lake privjiegke Pres Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. The pickets were called'Jntek surance workef from vicinity of All privileges of home. Few feet tate.. insurance. Will remodel; 3-11^ xn 8-7847. Estate./of Myrtle E. Johnson, late of FLOOR s a n d i n g and reflnishlng. Tile Shop, 243 No. Main St: ing Co. Ml 3-6563. Owned and- op -ROCKVILLE—Plumbing shop -with Man needed by yxpsndlng at the Green. from everjdhing. MI 9-8839. Dimock it C o., Realtors, XD 99249, ent mortgage can M assumed, Mancheeier Id said distrlcl, deceased. minutes later when word was re Eazt Center St. to Elm St., Hart HIGH PICKET fence, eeven sec- A .m ^ i>i|rklng faculties,. 105 XIain Specializing in old floors. 5R erated, by Waiter B. Perrett, Jr., sheet metal equipment, 13 apart Nktionsi Flnshcisl ~Ofganl*a-‘ Singer Sewing Machine Joseph Ashford, xa 9-5818. Bar NEW FIVE room ranch, Flnlslwd monthly payments are only $77.39. (Ipon sppileatton of The Manchester ceived that employes will stay On ford between 5-5:15 a.m. Call MI ^RADIO REPAIRS on any make— ments, large store being ' re tions. x n 99359. USEd TV-rOvqhhauled and in good bara Wood*, xn 9-7702. Robert 'Trust'Company, Administrator, praying 9-5750. ^ agent to; Burnham’s Van Service, tion.;;.Real opportunity aggres 'ba8ement^W|ll take your hoifie.or R.-F.'''Dlmock'i Co., Realtors, xn the job for four or five d i^ be 0-1056 after 4 p.m. all amplifiers and phonographs modeled. Shop can be leased or playing simpe. For extra room or 832MainSt. ROOM FOR gentle m'an.. Kitchen Murdock, x a .89472, or .Robert for authoriiy to set! certain real estate Service to 48 states. (XUB (inAIR, washing, machine, f u r h BS b d * one room office la lot in trade. Builder, Xn 39321, Joseph Ashford. Xn 9-5818, parUcularly described In said appllca-: yond the contract deatUine.'negoti and changers. Over 47 year* total Sold as a completq unit, Norman sive' 'salesmen, $100 weekly cottage, .etc. 39.95 and up at Pot prtvlleg**. (Jell x a 8-4717. Agliew, xn .39878. '0 lion on file, U la -O- telephone table, lamp table, dress central location. Ideal arrange- Barbara Woods, Xn, 9-7702, Robert ating day by day. MORTENSEN t v . Specialized RCA e.xperience, 90 days guarantee "n MANCHESTER ^tkage Delivery. Preusa, Ml 9-3223, after 7 p.m. draw, $ioo bonus, territorial terton’s . ; XIANCnESHER •.—Beautiful foul- ORDERED: 'That the foregoing applt- Lockheed Aircraft CJorp. reach- \ l Automobiles for Sale ing table, . electric ■oil burner Machinery 4nd Tools 52 meat for a life'ins)irance salesman Xlurdock, xn 3-6472, or Robert raUon be heard and determined at the television service. Ml 9-4541.. all work. Potterton’s. Light truc)îng,.and package deliv CLEAN MODERN double ro^m 5-6 DUPLEX, garage, amealta bedroom Dutch Colonial. Exc< ^ a tentative agreement with the management, ' qualified men. pump, children’s toys and stroller, f r a n k fd starting to buy and eell or manufacturing representative. Agnew, xn 3-6878. 'S. PTohale office In Manchester In said ery. Refrigecators, washers and with kitcheh privileges. Suitable! drive. . centrally located, only lent location. Owner • aacrifli. District, on the 16ih day of Ma.v. A.D. BEFORE YOU BUT a used car Help Wanted— Fetnale 35 No investment required. xn 9-1975. , — ~ good used- (unitture and -abtlquea . A tIOT ROI'OTILLER.^ a|ul attach- r„.. mI. hvm '(Teleiwone v^ânswei service, union yesterday, but negotiations ASHES, RUBBISH, lawns, all Mbd* stova mo\^g speciality; Folding for middle-aged couple or two 315,SOd. Call early on this on*. Full price $18,900. Two-famll:(^’ BOLTON—Inviting 8>-» room ranqh 1958, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, and with three other major firms CJon- see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick of general work and light truck at 420 Lake 3t, xn 9-5530. Hour* p.-’5BRiti.~riBolenB' walking' -or riding p a r_k i n ___g^ _ able, _Carttpn Vtj_ Hutchini that notice be given to all peraons In Building—-^Contracting 14 chairs for rent, 5-0782.______REGISTERED nurse wanted, 7-3 nrden tractors AM...... gentleinen. wn 9;T514. - ' .$16,500. Three bedroom^' Cape, . with a ' breath taking view on a vair, Douglas and North Amercaa 8M*s and Service. 255 Main ing. Rags and papers picked up Write Bok A, Herald USED (CELVINATOR refrigerktor. 109 p.m. Closed Sundays.' attachments. Crockett Agency. 244'Xlt3R 'Bt., 99182. terested In said estate of the pendency; Street.M I 9-4571.. Open evenings. X shift. Nurses’ Ajd. 3-11 shift. U sed^ng*! gas and oil combina Caidtoi Ekiuipm’ent >Co„ 33 Main. Xfancheater. $11,500. Many more, ftom $6,700 large landscaped lot. "Ehcception- nr'0* 1') application "and the time and -wqre at a stalemate. free. Prices reasonable. MI 9-0142. ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath :z: xup. Call The Ellsworth Mitten al features." Xfassive stone fire place of hearing thereon, hy publishing rooms. attics, celTars, porches, or Laurel Manor, MI 9-2324. tion stove. xn 3-5357 or can be THOR AUTOXIAGIC Ironer. Good -X ir 1-7968. ^ (X rai—SANTINA Drive—Off Kee- tA M representative W. J. Ue- Painting— Pap^Ti^g - 21 PLEASANT room near*r baUi for Agency, Realtora, m 39930; place. extra large living room a copy of this order In some newspaper WHY WALK when we caii' sell you LAWNS AND gardens ■flowed with playroom. Pluttibing, carpentry, Help Wanted— seen at 73 Oak St. j condition, 259 Parker St.- (comer SPACeT f OR RENT—Suitable for 'new St. New 5>i room ranch on having a circulation In said distrlcl. at aery said- a strike at the f^ p e EDCPERIENCED ■•wing machine one or- two genUemen 64 High St. .with picture window, tUe bath, a car with no money down. EiMty rotary plow. Free estimates. electrical and masonry. Aluminum PADmNO AND -paperhl Male or Female 37 I Parker and Jensen) or phon* XII dentist, beauty parlor' or office. large wooded lot. Bujlt bv Harry least five day> before the day of said would have a serioua effect on the terms arranged. Cole Motors, i54 operators. Apply Kaklar Toy 0>m- WANTED—Folks that M ’ t stand 3-5351.^. Musical liutramenU 53 Good location. Phone MI 3-4545. _ . . . ------_ _ VA AND FHA^FHA^ MORTGAGES dining 'room, formica counters, hearing, to appear Jf they see cause at two companiee',operations. Rapid Service. Call PI 2-7859 siding. Oarages, cottages, out Good Clean workmanshhlp at pany, 60 HUliard St. GoodwinJr., tl8,5po.'R. F. Dimoc. said lime and place and he heanl rela Center St. MI 9-0960, CAPABLE person to take charge of the smell of paint te'ûse Dutch Boarders Wanted 59-A ft Co., xn l-524Sr Joseph Ashford, a v au i l l a b: l e O N : and tilq kitchen. Oversized bed tive thereto, and make returw to this Onvair le the prime contractor buildings, room additions. Nuaide sonable rates. 80 years in Mi iPDClAL_ ORGAN and , .piano sale, ,|______, NORTH MAIN ST.; Manchester — rooms. Hot water oil heat, full Engineering Company, Inc.; 84 Raymond Flake. Ml' new alterations de.partm^t. Am Boy Nalplex odorless paint. Dries xn 9-5818. . Barbara Woods. . MI court. ' for the Atlas ICBM, while DoiÎas CHRYSLER, 1955 Windsor de luxe. C h e s t e r . SECRETARY $12,000---îx room Cape, four bed- bwement. This hom e'U the ulti JOHN J. w a l l e t t . Judge. GARDENS PLOWED with John Oak St. Ml 3-1425. 9-9287. / willing to lease to right party.-Ap ,in an hour. Beautiful colors. C. J- SUNRAT GAS range. Monitor flhor san.plei. Four single manual I VACANCY—Burrows Hill Lodge, f Heated store, suitable for dry 9-7702, Robert Xfnrôck, Ml $-5473, haa a similar rola with the 'raor A-1 condition. Low mileage. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center apartment wa*her. C^ll MI 99029. orgau peda^js _fu^ b^^^ For eltferly woman; Hebron, AC. cleaner*, laundry, tailor. paint i room*, .full basement. Economical mate in gracious living; See It Deere tractor. Call M3 9-2135. liilqresUng diversified position ply in person to Pine Cleaners, TVfUlar 1734.50, riSm bhl'y HS8.75. or Robert Agnew, XH 39878. AT A COURT OF PROBATE. tn>>5 intermediat* rang* ballistic mle- Powerfllte. Power brakes, steering ALL TYPES of carpentry work PAINTING and decorating; No Job, 556 Center St. St. 8-3315. store or any other business. Phone , to oyfii. now. Near Xlanchester line. Price at Manchester, wlthia and fnr tRe Btie. ' for capable secretary seeking per ALL KINDS aterilized uaed furni Two 3-manual organ* w-lth per- JA 8-1549 Available June 1. only $16,500. $2,000 down. Call Dtsirtet of Manchestsr. on the 6th d*v and windows, radio, heater. Pri HILLS- TELEVUION Servtcs. done, alterations, dormers, roof too small or too big. For tree esti (Vni-SDC R(X)M ranch bear Por- gî^ ooo-r.ve room Cape, garage, Xlanagemcnt offlclale said the vate owner. Ml 9-5657. manent \ w o rk . Good Judgment, LARGE DESK with ture. Good repair and fihhm. Bed*, rr-.CiiSMon,- .Regular $1,224.59,' now Manchester Realty Co., Ted Good- of May. A.D. t»8*. Available at all times. Philco fac- ing. porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981 mate 1 call Ml 9-9555. Xmodem CLERK TYPIST ter Street School. "Iwo .eramlc Present. Hon. John.J. Wallett. Judge. companies would be able to con ability to m);et people and aptitude elevator platform. Glass top. dreaaer*, chest*, ■pring*. up- Only $Mt.50. Pianos from $595-$595. Apartments— ■hear school, bus and shopping. Now child, MI 39000 or xn 3-434$. tory--*upervl#e«T-5erv|c5 ,- -Yel. MI Home Decorating Co...... — Ul« baths, fully plastered. E>j«. Estate -of John I-sntl. lata of Man tinue their mlasU* work at the test 1957 Dodge convertible with for figures required. 87 hour, five Must be rapid ijqjistv: accurate, >Jteawep..locka.- KSar-Can- be.-aeen- at- Friesa Include.gjiarantee. delivery Houses tor Rent vacant. chester in ssid dlftrlct, deceased. . 9-9595, . ' BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. riii^tered fyoittU)»„.bE£akfa*t. Kila .^Tenements------63 closed ropel^. attached garage. center in Uia.event of a strike. D-500 engine. Loaded. Power Alterations, additions. garagSa. day week. Excellent working condi and good at figures. Apply In per the O ockett Agency, 244 Main St., (some chrome, carriageii, crib*, ' ifid fiv* free lessdha. Easy terma. (DC) BOLTON—CovenUv line. New Upon applicatinn of Paoaual*- R. CEILINGS whitened. Interior paint FIVE R(JOM house with garage. 1 $2$,9(». R. F: 'D ln ^ k , $15.0()0—Six room ranch. fire lerardl praring for the appointment nf brakes arid steering. lyiw mileage. DICK’S WEA-THE^tStRIP Com Roofing and siding experts. Alum ing, Evenings and Saturdays. C.gU tiona and liberal tx^mpany benefit son to Mr. Hyland at Xlqnchester. . high chair*, bunk bed*. youth Tamiw .Organ Studios, 385 Main FOUR R(X)M apartment Including 5 room ranch, cergm lc tUc bath, program. stovi and refrigerator. Convenient i .Ml - 99246, Joseph Ash- place, garage, radiant heat, good commissioners to recelye and dsride To be sold at a tremendous saving. pany, doors and windows, custom inum plapboards a specialty. Un MI 9-5425. Hartford Despatch ft Warehouse bed*, and many othpr' item*. New It., Siahobaater. heat, hot water, gas, electric re xn 9-5818. Barbara Woods, knotty pine kitchen, walk-out upbn his aded. PAINTER AND paper-hanger, dec CAMP 'lraller. Girl’s 25” Cijlum- THE . Kinsman electronic monthly. Call Xn 9-4071 frotn 5-7 61 Jarvis Road. I14.900.'- R. F 'Dimock tJoi., Real ORDERED: That the foregoing ap after 5 p.m. X et terms. Ml 9-6495 or TO' 5-9109. stating education, work nlstory, 225 Prd^Mct St. frigerator*. ga*.-'electric, combina- - ' ------I .1-8472. or Robert Agnew, xn $16,500—Four bedroom Colonial. plication he heard and itetermined at Power steering and' brake*. Bar orator. Good clean Job, reasonable bla bike;,^ x n 8-4774., I .^''ikplnet organ today. Flneat quality p.m; only. tors, xn 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. age and salary desired^. East HartfOld;, Conn. .tion and apartment Steve*. Spar ______i THREE ROOMS txpandablr'' to 8-6878. l>i baths, garage, abundant stor the , Probate office In Uahcbesler In gain priced. OONDBR’E T V Service, avallqblc FOR YOUR repairs or nejy work price. S. Yencha, M l 9:6914 after kling cieaz>, r>o chips, look lik* of any home organs. Dubaldo Ml 9-6818. Barbara Woods. Ml said District, on the 14th day of May. Appearing in P l^ any time. . Antenna conversions. ALUMINUM window*, ckiiopie*. M uiic'Ônter, 185 West Middle age. Central location. A.D, 1958. al eleven o'clock In the fore- call William Kanehl, Contractor 6 p.m. COUNTER GlRL-5 a.m.-4 p.m> new, A{q)liancea may be tried be MAHCHE8TER-N*w fli4t floor! (XXVni - EAST HARTFORD 9-7702, Robert Xlurdock, MI 8-6472, 1955 Chrysler hardtop Windsor. PbHco factory supervised service. Situations Wante^l^, awning*. *(ding, door*. D^r*. Ttirnpike.. apartment In older hom*. Ampl*. Nq^Coventry, or Robert Agnew, XII 3-5878. noon, and that notice be given to all Radio and heater, . automatic and Builder. Tel. MI ,8-7773. Five days weekly. Experience not fore you buy. 1-eBlanc Furniiur* ( WhUe^' they, ;T*aU New- ranch 'CLIFFORD HANSEN. persons interested in_iald estate of lha A ^ jla y fntlUefl _J1^)n*dy In X Tel. Ml 9-1455. $39.50 and 349.50 complete with tit- parking, one mile from bus. Kitch- . ~ ^ ______homes. $14,990. iCjompletely fin- ' >ncy of said application and the FaahldS,’’ writtSn gjiii directed by transmission. A real nice car at a necessary. Apply Wigwam Snack F t j n t i i t Hospital. 195 South StrsetT Rock-- ' FOR SALE—B flat alto saxophone,; Realtor SOUTH CX3VENTOY - Beautiful 'Courses and Classes 27 ■tallation. xn'9-9255. I viUe. Open 9-9, Saturdays till 6. en, bathroom, living room, 2 bed Subur)>an For Rent" 66 ishedir' Built-in stove and oven, lms-ehth ths auditorium o f ths rental. Reasonable rates, no Job FDR ALL TYPES of roofing and ^ n 3-4831. ga* stove, electric refrigerator, acreens throughout. On* child, noj Price $14,700. Cash required $3500. day of >aid hearing. In appear If they ney IComi, pip* wedge, $75. Like refrigerator. ga* pletely landscaped. ("own. ELLINGTON-^Îx room cirtonial. see ranee at eald tliTle snrt place and RêrUon School.. too small. Ml 9-0550, siding. Clapboard, asbestos. You, INVESTIGATORS NEEDED wringer typ« washer 'with {simp. pet*. Electric atove and refrigera-; Jl. no pet*, $75. Call F.H.A. R. F Dimock ft Ck)., Real Madeline Smith, Realtor, xn CHORCHES MGTORS may save by calling now for your' PAY BILLS! new. SlW flw coniplote'*et. Call Wearing: Apparel—Furs 57 Garage, Iramaculate Interior. On 9-1642. be heard relative thereto, and make •The pla.v is being sponsored by Several otfier''household articles. tor furnished. $100 month. Escrow^ 5,. or TO .1-5050; • tor*. MI 9-5245. Joseph Ashford. return to (hie rourt. CLAPBOARDS recovered wit'- No. free estimates. All material* and xn 9-8895 a f t « 5:30. ' - - ■.! bus line,^'$13.900. Clifford Hansen,' the ways and means com m ittee.of 50 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Ijocal and nationwide positions And have extra money to spend! ! Situations Waltl^ — Male 3ft Suitable for summer cottage. In CHESTER TORRIERS remodel* $100. Phone Ml 9-1558 . 5:30-8 p Ml 9-6R18. Barbara Wood* .Ml RealprtC MI 3-1303. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. the Robertson PTA, XIrs. Harold 1 wood shingles and painted at the workmanship guarnnteed. Ma>'. with good advancement now being- quire 275 Hapkihatack 8t. ■;;'BEAUTIFUL new 3’ j room apart- same Hme. Low rates. Call Ml Chester Roofing and Siding Co., .Use you free time to serve Avon | PRIVATliJ INSTRUC - Tutor- 9-7702. Robert Murdock, Xn .1-6472. Wanted— Real E.ktate 77 AT A COURT OF p r o b a t e , hsid Bonham and Mr*. Rajonond 1958 CHEVROLET Sport Coiipe, filled. MI r o o m furnished apn ienirj ment. Ideal for young married or Robert Agnew, MI 3-687R ’ T 0 UiLAND—Immediate occupancy at Mancheatsr. within -and fnr th« 9-5055. Inc., XII 9-8933. customers in your community — *')g' ••id teaching in Fr^ ch and GDINS. CALL RockvUle TO 5-9208 a e w ln g and glazing $3. MI .p ^ ^ .te bath, u tllillea.lt^ Haye*, chairmen. It' depieta modes Impala, Turboglide, Posatractlon, after 5 p m. \ couple.. All appliance* and heat -.'Ôutstanding U ti six room Cape Cod. 1 LISTINGiS WANTED—Single two-1 of Manrheeter, on the 7th day ajid manners in the. era o f 1890 power brakes, power windows, Start training for an exciting ,2-13. an hour. Avon Products,! MI 39424. s o f a ; IJ4WSON convertible, flew Ing. adults; Call Ml I furnished. Adult* $90 monthly. (X) XIANCTIESTER Green Area W.nrloeorl hroAeou-av i>tlorh>/t o-o.l — ____ e ______i i . . w ..’. ; ______I OI M a.\ . I » n e ...... RAY ANN TV Clinic, service call FOR THE beat In shingle and built Enclosed breezeway, attached ga family. Ih'hee-family, business ; PresVni. linn John J. Walleit. Judge, through 196,5. There will be a oversize tires, radio, heater, de career a* an investigator. No age; IJU^fjAUGE Browning automatic, slip cover, $15. Call Xq 9-5574. Rockville TO 5-2975 TR 5-3226 S’ i room ranch with attached"garage, fireplace, ceramic tile bath $2.n. 24-hour service Bonded up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim limit. Approved for Veterans. JA 2-1758. ! COVENTRY -F 5)«^^''room unfur- property. Have many cash buyers. .Estate of Rov A Annia. lata of ifan- chorua and several speciaity acta, froster. MI 9-2851 after 8. woffc. Work done on radio*, car , ------;— ' POSITION ASt real estate gccofdton deep freeze. ' ' rhi , Wanted—To Buy 58 rage. $16.300.-Sales price incudes room Full cellar, '2 acre] Mortgages arran^. Please caU , ‘'hiriJs'^^hiblted including impressions of noted per- ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. HAND-CRpCHETF,D bedspread. nished houi water heater, rug. dishwasher and dispo-sal. For radios and HI-FI.. 80 3-8877, 8U Xn 8-7707. Next day class May 13th. SHIRT PRESS operator, five day i nian. Write Box O, Herald. lathe (9”' rlngi, bugle. 14 Munri \WashiWashihg machine motor. CaH Xtl On tow ' Suit fatnily of four. iot. Twenty minutes to Hartford. ; Geoige Ia. Graziadio, R,eaItor. MI hip odminlNtration account with »ald sorfs. The cast is comprised of 1945 P^RD—Four-door, three new -week.- Numerous benefits. Apply j ______. BOXCE FREEZER. Good .-unning Summer Homes for Rent 67 further Information appoint $14,500' Schwartz Real Estate S-2958. / Sf k-l,??*, .Y e*r> 175 per month. PI 9-5878. 109 Henry St. esl'ate to I’hl* Court for allowance, it. I: teachers and parent#, and dance Urea, new battery, pew voltage Next evening Class May 16th. In person. New Model Laundry, 73 ' condition. Xfuat be reaaonable. ment to see caUx The R. F. Realtors, CH 2-2865, MI 3-6454, ORDERED That Ihe 16lh da.v of C50NNECTICUT Valley Construc J.,.., ...... , ' . 2-7355. IXXnTAGrt for rent—Andover I.ake, routines are under the direction regulator, good running condition. M ft M RUBBISH CO. Full time Summit St. I DoK»-—prd8— Pets 41 x n 9-9270. Dimock ft Co;; Jleallors. xn WANTED—Building lot appi’oxi- ■May. 1968, at tea o’clock, forenoon, at tion. All types of roofing, siding, WRITE — PHONE VISIT r bv week or month. Phone MI .the-'Probate Otfire in the 61milclpal of Mrs. Cleo Livingston. M l 9-5745. Boats^nd Accemorie* 46 9-5245, J o sep tf Ashford, .Ml 9-6818, GREEN MANOR Ranch-80 Con-1 cleanings removal service, land gutters and carpentry work, 85 MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 f « r ------^ FREE FIRST month'* rent to new-; 9:3949 matcly 75x125 in Manchester dh vBiiildinc In said Manchealer, be and the Kenneth Wood*. 12-.vear.-old son scaping, lawns mowed, driveway Dall.v—1:30 to 5:30 p.m. CLERK-TYPIST, part time with Barbara >yooda, MI 9-7702. Rob atahee Drive. 'Three . bedrooms, vicinity. Call MI 9-3863. elMp'- ia aaaigiieit for a hearing on the 1955 PONTIAC station ’agon. years experience. XU 3-7180. Main SUr'Ml . 9‘4273. Open Monday 4 ITONES WANTED — prefertWy lyweds. No lease required. Apart-; allnwrance of aald adininiatrailuii ar- of Mrs. Florence Woods, principal scaling, patchlM. Metal, card- Eves.—6:00 to 9:30 p.m. opportunity for 40 hour week. Call NEW 1955 Pembroke 2.'!' Express] LAKESHORE cottage. Andover ert Murnock, XII 3-6472, or Roltert plastered walls, attached garage.! Standard shift. Excellent .condi through Saturday 99. Thursday (Cruiser, sultabI>vfor in or out MANCHESTER 9 flat. W ^ pick up. xn 3 -3 0 ^ ment building. S's room*, heated. I roiint with aald ealate, aaceriatnment of of the school, will be the piano board drums.urns. Ml 9-(t-9757. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shlngls and except-.Thursdays x n 3-1141, Ext. 232. Lake. Fireplace inside and out. AgnerW, ,MI. 3-6878. enclosed porch. Storms and, ARE YOU CONSIDERING heiia and order of- dlalrlbutlon. and tion. MI 9-0258 after 5 p.m. . and Friday nighu Uii 9, board engine. Complete '-with gal aJl electric appliances. 20 minutes accompanist. built up roofs, gutter, and con HARTFORD ROAD- from Charier Oak Bridge on Park Hot water. MI 9-5550, -J------BCICCMS.screens. eiillL-,Attic, beautifulueauniiil miiiueshade, , SELI.JNG YOUR PROPERTY? I ihia. ’Court direcia that notice of tha Tickets are now available at tha GARDEN PLOWING, no Job too ley, head and four mmks. To set ■'fXIV) - ELLINGTON - Nev 5>-4; trees. Radiant heat,heat. shingles,'shingles. ' We will appraise your property time and place aaalsned for aald hear 195' PONTIAC two-tone blue. ductor work, roof, chimney re THE ___Help Wanted — Male 36 Fo r s a l e —4?-i month old pedi .♦ W a n t e d —ante portable ce< way. xn 9-4824. TO 5-5775. j school or may be purchased from small. New (Farmali Cub). Rea tle trust. First $2500. Black Hall ^ roon ranch. Built-in oven and | NearNear Buckley Buckley School. School. OvTOer MI MI free and without anv obligation. ing be given to att ^leraoha known to he Radio, heater, hydramatlc. Call pairs. Ray Hagenow, Xfl 9-2314. DOORMAN neat appearing. Under greed male Dachshund. (jaU Ml ment mlx*r>'v "xn 3-7116. intereated therein to. appear aiul be any member of the executlyp HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF Boat Livery, Old Lyme. ”^*^^$12,600 ^8 stove. Paneled fireplace wall with : 99-1837..1837. , We also buy property for cash. MI 9-1512 any Hme. sonable. Free estimates. Also light Ray Jackson.. MI 3-8325 - 50 year*. Apply in Person, Mana 9-6180. FOUR ROOMS, first' floor. Vene Wanted to Rent heard thereon by pubhahtng a copy of hoard. They will also be sold at trucking Call MI 9-5951. !5 ------\ tian blinds, ejectric stove, automa- bookcases. Full basement. Ceram- j ------— ------^ : Member Multiple Listing thia orde'r in aonia newipaner having a CRIMINOLOGY, m c. ger, State Theater. circulation In aald Di.'trlctv-, al least the door. The public da Invited. 1952 KAISER, two-door, low mile ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car GUARANTEED baby parakeets — 5 2 FoniHy 7 o>M EE bed, good condition. Lic washer. Adults only. No pet*. WANTED—Small hou*e.«f apart Ic tile bath. $14,600 R. F. Dimock , MANCHESTER - Substantial and: STANLEY BRAY, Realtor TV SERVTCE-r-any make—highest 721 Main St., HqrUord ment, six room* or jirore. Box F, Co. Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph' well cared for two apartment] BRAE-BURN REALTY five daya before the day of skid hear age. Very clean, new tires. PI pentry Alterations and addition* PAINT manufacturer’s representa Featuring several color varieties .5-9619. Summit St. $160 monthly. Write' ing. and by mailing on or before'- May 2-7211. , quality work at lowest price 'for Ceilings Workmanship guaran not usually offered at moderate 7*Room DupHx Manchseter Herald. Ashford. MI 9-6818, Barbara! home of four and six rooms in MI 3-8273 9. 1958. by certifieo mall'a copy of liUa Phone JAckôlt 6-6060 tive wanted by well known paint LOAM Box N, Herald. order to Richard Rockwell. Atty.. 75b expert work. Famous for service teed'. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn prices. Thirty day mortality gu.ar- V Large corner lot. Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur central iocation. Price $16,500, to manufacturer, for. greater Man ^ o p Quality. Cultivated Needs p a i^ SELLING YOUR home? Fof Main Street Hartford. Conn., guardian 1957 DE SOTO hardtop.-Beautiful. since 1931. Phone Xn 9-4537, Pot- St, xn 8-4860. - - 'ahtee ahd free pamphlet. AbsoY- F A X n L Y 'O F L four ^desire* foiir or dock. MI 3-8472, Or Rot)ert'’A'gnew, assume VA mortgage of $10,700, ad litem for Coralie Annia. .minor. About Town terton's. w *ûsiness^ppoftunlties ^ chester area. Sales experience re Tobacco Field Loam A LoVety BrhJe! fiv;* rooHLAent. Reasonable. Near MI 3-6'878. , will require cash o f $5,800. Owner prompt, efficients courteous serv Full price $2150. At Brunner’a Ed- quired, Established ' territory. ute -satisfaction, exchange or JOHN J, WALLETT, Judge. sel. Create Each From A Yard! achoolsXfH 9>3783. transferred. Madeline Smith, Real ice'and appraising-without obtiga- BOLTON NOTCH--At Cloverleaf of ' Salary $2S0 per month plus hbnua . money, cheerfully refunded. Nor Lowronco F/ FipnO AT A COURT o r PROBATK, held Girl Scout Troop No. 25 o f tha LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re Roofing and iThimneys 16-A Broker— MI BJHIO (X IX )-S P E C IA L ! Hew room tor. MI 9-1642, tion, call S. A. Beechler,. Realtor, intersection of 44A and 5—end of and car allowance. Excellent ad mals $4, rares $7-$t2. ‘Excellent KJP^RIENCED home . owner at Manchester, within and for ihe Bower* School will make a trip ONLY 88c for Brunner’s Edsel to paired. Air cool engines repaired,, M l 9 ^ 6 5 0 raiiSh. Built-In oven wjid atove, MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith As- Diitrlcl of Manchealer. on the 2nd Hav to New York by train, Saturday. ROOFING—Specializing-in repair propoMd new - parkway system; vancement opportunity. Staje age, îfts for Mother's Day. Registered tvould W t to rent a nice house (XVIID—BRiaC Cape—Six rooms, Wet •wash your car at our new Jet- work guaranteed. Ideal Grinding fully plastered, full biOiement. sociate, M1s9-8952. Xlember Multi of (May. IMS. They will leave Hartford at 8:24 Shop 273 Adams St. MI 9-8120,- XU ing roof* of all kinds. Alap new- thja area serving 6 towns—estt- send resume of education and ex with (Connecticut State Health De and lyifl keep it nice. Need three $15,900. R. F. Dimock ft Co.. Real $14,900, I.Jirge enclosed porch, at Present. Hoii. John J. Wallell. Judge. O-Matic car Wash. Opeii Sunday 8 partment] (Call any time at 132 ple Listing Service'. Estate of AdoIT Kutachker. Inle nf am. and returning leave New a.m, to 8 p.m, ; 8-8979. roofs. Gutter work. Chijpneys , niated, . -ixipulation - ^ 10 to 12,000. perience .to Box M, Hbrald. bedrooms. Option to buy desirable, tors. Ml 6-5245. Joseph Aahford. tached garage. Near Keeney. Sprue* St., 2nd floor, com er Czechofllovakia. teavinc property In York at 8:50 p.m. ’The scouts will cleaned, repaired, 26 years'' e x . f yard with building* and but not a must. Tel. Mr. A E. MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, xn Street School. R. F. Dimock ft Co.. ] Legal Notirefl Manchester, in aaid District, dereased'. TWO 1950 Fords, four door, radio ■ RENTAL YARD service. We rent perlence. Fr.ee estimates. Gail: ^'^'’e'vay equipped for fork lift OPENING in Sporting Goods De- Spruce and Birch. Smith Jr., NA 8-7987, Windsor 9-7702,, or Robert Murdock, xn XII 9-5245. , Joseph A.shford, MI j ______4_____ The Administrator r.t.a. having ex he accompanied by Mrs. George / Lathrop. Mrs. Lloyd Roy and Mrs. and heater. 1950 Ford two-door. 1 garden tillers. {Mwer w id hand Howley. Manchester Ml 3-53M. handling of material*. Will lease. partment for department - mAna- Locks. 3-847? '9-6818, Barbara Woods. .\II 9-7702. . . o r i > p : b o f n o t i c e hibited his admlnisiratldn account with ger. Good salary, plus commis said -estate to this Court for allowance, John Devanney. They are also 1949 Chevrolet convertible, de- lawn rollers, lime spreadera. lad McKinney Brothers, Inc., Man Articles For Sale 45 Robert Murdock. MI ,3-8472, o r , AT A'COt'RT OF PROBATE. h«ld it Is sion. Excellent retirement, insur FAXnLY OF six desire^' five ^ (l) BOLTQN—Custom built ranch at ManuKfvM^t wiOitn and for planning a .pink tea for Xlay 17, chromed. Make offer. Will trade. ders, house Jacks, water pumps, chester. M l 3-6060 or Xn 9-3931.’ Roberl Agnew.,MI 3-6878. i DiRtrict of M^Hch("stpr. on Ui'* IM day ORDERED: That Ihi* 6th day of Juno. M l 9-3932. cement mixers, chain saws, mis Heating and Pl^nfbing 17 ance and vacation plan. Apply WOMAN WANTED six room hout«; or /duplex. Mi $16,900. Six rooms, ceramic tile 196S. al ten o'clock, forenoon, al the honoring their mothers. II will be BOLTON NOTCH-Perfect location 9-1B52. / Probate Office in the Atunicipal Build- cellaneous equipment. Open week Monday-Friday, 9-5, Ask for Mr, KNAPP SHOES. Harry Maftoney. bath, mahogany- kitchen >;abineta, (XXV rn)--N EW six room Colonial. | PipaVnt. Hon. Jo.hn J WaUeU. Judjf*. IriR in said Mancheêr. be and the held at' the home of Mrs. John 1954 FORD V8 two-door. Radio, ! LLOYD'S PLUMBINI} Service as- for Branch Bank or Finance CJom- McfJloy, Montgomery Ward., ,85 Maple St, Tel. MI 3-4327. ! fully plastered. -'Two-car garage, $17,900. To be built by Joseph; Tahr#'. lai^ of i. — .— J a... - heai'inif on the Childers, troop leader. ends. AftP Equipment. 946 Centeh FAXHLY WITH 'O amail girls de- SwItterlLod^ ^Jnlnir * heater, very aolid Fidl pric?M595. at Love Lane,^J^^9-2062. sures satisfaction, prompt service. pany. Attractive ' office space. ^ t 6 ^ s i s t i n i For further Information or ap- RoseUo on Broad Street ar- ) -Brimner'a Edsel. • Tolland Tpke.; <3H 7-5124, Xq 9-3488;------Nearest bank Simile*. Six neigh airee four or e room rent. Rea- I polhtment to see call the R. F. Waddell S/diool. I ’ a baths, builtm-m ! rt" . .•.','r.**hh ia ir « u m inrt t h li/’-I'mrt ! Loyal (Jircle of Kuigs Daughtert- aonabie. Call'! 3-5121. L-uu Kum.la.jrtjr^lrt mjt,^ poUce of the lime and i Manchester. Open evenings till 9. COXIPLETE repairs on automaUc boring town* without bank at pres I Dimock ft Co., Realtora, ,MI 9-5245, stove and oven. Completely land-: Upon af^pIicHiion of as.slirftefl for -said hearinir be I will hold a meeting Monday night PLUMBING repainii alterations, ent. 10 to 12,000 population. 880 exet'ijior. pravihX'thai an'aiitiiitlKntfrated | washers and dryer*. Westing- FAXnLY With two school age chil I Jo.seph Ashford, Ml 9-6818. Rar scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery and exemplified copy of the 'ndll of jfiven to all peraona knowp to he inter- i al 7:45 in the Fellowship room of 1955 FORD V8. Station wagon, nine ^ house, ■ Phllco-Bendlx, Xlaytag, repiping. Automatic heaters, gas, sq. ft. of space. Air conditioning bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert in 90 days. R. F. Dimork Co.. said decrased and of ihe recoid hf,.^lhe esied therein to appear and be heard I Center Conjfregational Church. PROOFREADING dren. boy and girl desire four or thereon by publishing s ropy of this j passenger Country Squire All $100. Electric, $160. Ml 9-7636^ puMreedhips provint: ami eyiahlislik)K Frigidaire. Member -Of ASCA. optional. McKlnnev Brotherl(,^c., five room reasonable rent. Call Murdock. MI 3-6472, or Robert MI 9-524rv Joselih Ashford. MI Hostesses will ho XIrs. Rachel Mc equipped, like new. 11788- Brun-- ■ Stuart R ....Wolcott-.-—Phone MI or Xa 99931, Driye-ln Grocery Store Agnew^ MI 3-6878. J 9-6Slfi. Barbara Woods. MT 9-7702. Neil and Mrs. Alice' Gagne. "i^ fe r high. chnol‘gTO(iuate one with thorough. -- XH 9-l836-after 3 p.m.------ner’s Edsel on the Manchester- i 9-5678. S.WATSON^^^T1OTIBING ahT^heaf. 5 7 Upbert Murdock. MI ^-6472 orj ing contractor. 'New installation*, ,_------... Vernon town line. i understanding of grammar and the proper u.86 .(X X ir ) NEW TWO-FAXnLY 4'4- Robert Agnew. MT 3-6878. Muss ’Carole Wennergren. 51 alteratioi. work and repair work, PLEASE—Desperately- need three REDUCING? It’s easier with a Parking for 30 eprs. Controliy locdtod., $7,500 lock, to five bedroom house by June 1st. '4'z. $25,000 The ultimate it\ a • I I order Tn. Eolato of Anna Icalhanna Drive B, and .Mias Joyce Wether- 1953 (!!HEVROLET ti4'o-door. Very xn 9-3808. ' o f Ehgli.^h, Pleasant working conditions amt -J. M \G fCtT''IPRN T rjrtirh ' OflDEnjOD: That the foreffoiiiR ap- Stauffer Magic (?ouch. For com Can pay $100. Manchester or ogt- multiple dwelling. R. F. Dimock ft ^ ofr* A ft .. pUration be heard and determined at Kutachk.or; C/o piatrict Court. Kirch- ell. .343 Park Sty both junior ele- good. If* a bargain at $498. Rniri- LOAM bain, DislrfiRl Ka-lRfl. W oa^Gormany plete information, call Jaitet I. stock'Olid borrdl. For furthof Informotlon or ope mauy company benefits. , , akirt*. MI S-20SL Co., Realtors, Ml 6-5245, Joseph $21,800. Spring Street, B e a y tifu lly . ,he Proliate oWlce m Manchesiei in nientar.v majors,” are members of ner'» Edsel; your country dealer Phillips, xn 9-0524 evenings. Dark,'rich, stona free. Top. Ashford, MI ,'9-6818. 'Barbara w ood ed and Jandaraped lot. R . | DlstVici, on the stli day M June, A-gnoa Richter Amoncbucg^nlRtI. Mar- Millinery Dressmaking: 19 ' A-D. * '95^. at tont nclock in 4ho fore burg-lâhn, B a n td iof 192. W o r i t l n - the College Chorus at Teacher# In Talcottvtlle. quality!' FAXIILY OF fiv e-F iv e or six . Woods, Ml 9-7702, or Robert Muf- Dimock k Cd.> MI 9-5245. Joseph n ian y. College of Connecticut in New LANDSCAPING, yards cleaned, Cofnmhia ConstructloB polntmont to soo, coll noon anfi fbat nolito h*‘ xivrn ,lo all JOHN J.’^ A IXETT, Judp. FOR DRESS alterations, - repairs, ■ Appl^y in person to Mr..>Valter Ferguson . rooms, reasonable rent. Phone MI dock, MI '3;6472, or Robert Agnew, Ashford. Ml '9-6818, ' Barbara p p i ’ R o n i * i m l f ' i b i xiald f.ilBlf' of th^' Britain. The chorus is presenting a NEED A CAR, no mwiey? It;* easy trash removed. Very reasonable; PI 2-6277 pfmi«‘nr.v' of Rani anpliratlon and ihc replace'ment of zippers, etc'. Con ' ■ •.* .V.. ' • J ' i 9-8502. xn 3-6878. Woods, MI 9-7702. Robert . Mur AT A COURT OF PROBATE, hold concert tonight and tomorrow In ayments a* low as $5 week at Prompt service. Please call xn Wlllbnantic AC 8-5283 dock. MI 3-6472 or Robert Agnew, tim** and' pla<'*» <»f n on ring lh«»rf*on, by a t , M a n ch oa tor. w ithin jMjd fo r tho m noer * Edsel. tact IFene LaPalme, MI 9-9260, 165 putilifthing n Gt»n>‘ of thla o rd ^ r In fom ** the college auditorium. 89420. The R. F. GIMQCK G0*-4il 94245 THREE bedroom ranch, fireplace, Ml 3-6878. nfw spap*’!’ im vhig a ulrrulatton in aald DiMrlcl of Manchestor, on' ibo 5th day g Walker St.. atainless steel sink knotty pine o f M ay. .A .D . 195S. l®a«rl|wtrr Soruittg Business Property for Sale 70 diHliictta.t Ifaxl five day« bnfoir thf* Preaent. Hon. John J- WhIIoH, Judge- All members of Andereon-Shea, cabinets, ceramic tile bath. Flill (X XIII—SIX room Cape. Finished da.i' nf ;j«aid U rnrtnK , • to ajip f.ar if l)»f*y Estate of Annie J. Wohllebe.. late of VKW, Auxiliary, arc invited to at- EXCELLENT income producing dry basement. Aluminum storms recreation room, garage, covered Rrv oaCiRf at Raid linic and placn and Manchester in Raid diRlrlct deceased. l)i‘ .h<'ard mlallv#' thfrf'lo, and m ake I tend an American' flag presenta- HBm TB ffW C fimg property. Two buildings with large and acreens, tj acre. Nice subur- patio. Beautiful landscaped yard, return to thla C(jurt. and by m ailing by Upon application of Harold W, • SEmC TANKS rlly, praying that an instrument i’mr- i lion- tomorrow night at 7:30 at the ‘ modern store. Amesite parking for ba- neighborhood. Save, closing choice iocation. $17,800. R F. r»'glRl«red m aU on or b/‘forp M ay -2. ill and testa- □BDDOBlOIRIIlNlEl □DBS Cleaned and tnstaDed SEPTIC TANKS IDjR. a copv nf ihlR order to Odette porting tu be the las Waddell School. □cinunfiioH nnnniBQ 25 carl. Phone xn 3-4807 for de- fees and commis-sion. $13,000. PI Dimock ft Co., Ml 9-5215, Joseph mem of said decca.Ro be admitted to Wanted ■ V . Aim — i' tails. . ’ ■ Ashford, MI 9-6818. Barbara FARMurllf'. .1 ruo A ugiw lr Vacf>uerle. .probate as per application On file it is □ D O [ i a ~ 2r8175. ParlR 16. Franr#*': TliereRf E cR nux. C-'O Sherman R. Fivozinsky, son of • SEWERS Woods, MI n-7'702j Robert Mur Franria C P'abrf», 3, Boulevard Male-^ r ORDERED That 'fnrezoin*----- " si>-“ ■ U41 Q O Rherb^’S. ParlR 8, FVancei-, P’raiiria C. plicatioiv b- h -*rd ati»l ■'tricrinin'-d nt Mr. and Mra. Irving Fi'vozinsky. II . Machin* Gleaned EXPERIENCED PLUGGED SEWERS FIVE ROOM CAPE, West Side. dock. MI 3-6472 or Robert Agnew. H i p Probalp olflc-p-lii M snchp.«|pr in n c iB B Farms and Land for Sale 71 Three bedrooms, basement recrea Fabre, 3. Boulevard Malesb^rbea, Carroll Dr., has been elected aee- xn 3-6878. Paria S, FYanrr: M arguerite Dupuv; sai'l’ D istrict, on thp 19th rtat of .Ma.\. retar.v of hia dormitpry,- Middle- D D n o ^ Machine Ciaaned tion room, hot water heat oil, ga llbi.’R Avnnuo du M arerhal M atinoiiry, A Di 1958. at Pleyrn o'clock In Ih- forp- B B Q B • INSTALLATION PAINTERS FOR DIFFERENT sizes ithd types (H)—EAST Hartford-$12,090 5'i 16. iioon, anti lhat nntlcp hp givpn to all .lex ____ Hall, for the coming „year at dSepDo Tanke, Dry TVells, Sewer rage. amesite drive. Immediate P a r i . ' R Pi‘a»iro; O cilf BnurdRiey. 4. persona intpresutd In iiaiii pataip or ibp ' y j j U n iv e rsity o f C on n ecticu t, C1E30B SPECIALIST of farms and land tracts' within 20 occupancy. $14,700. Building lot, room ranph. Excellent buy. R. F. 1 fu^ d-e I'Klvaf'e. Parta 8, France:' pendeiicv o( **id aîplicniion and thp i- APPLY Llbee Iastalled--^llar Water- —Tempt your akill at . .making miles of Hartford. Lawrenpe F. Dimock ft Co., MT 9-5245. Joseph W atel. 5. rue Paul D upuy, Paria time and ptacp Iftiicli'*Rtei. , within and f»ir the (’onn.:.Marv Rturpi-. rJ48 N U 5kih end of thi* month to assume their -lerStreet. ‘ ^ p i e c e s fpt doll and co.4tum'e; sew 12, 32 bust, 1 yard of 39-lnch tbx square ft. of .living area. 5 minutes dishwgshpr, ceramic bath, fire F. Dimock (jo., Mlt9-.52.I5, or- Mrs. Dletrirl of MajichestM, on the 3^tli day place, hot water heat cellar. 125 Zuckermun. Ml 9-6285,. of April. 1958. S|..’ 5)iami 42. Florida: BiidKCi K. Tav- new pa.slorate In Texas,'* - , i[- i n g and flnlshing directions. each style. , - from Manchester Oceenr’ TotiHgii'- lor 16 tlriswnld St , Msmlipstpr. (.mm. Send 25c In Coips, fOr this pat foot frontage, near bus. Only Prej$<*nl. Jolui'.T. Wallett, Judge. Send thirty-five cent* ,ln coins town Idteheii. living room with Estate of Thomaa Jf Waddell, late of JOHN .1 WAI-l.ETT. Jud*p. 314,700. Carlton W. Hulchina, Real MANCHKSTER-$12.500. Six room Members of Xliantonomoh Tribe, Attention: We sincerely feel that this fine organization will. continue to tern—add 5c for each pattern for for this p'attren—add 5c for each fireplace vekUMs. L o r g r . lot. MancliCRler in said DiRlrlct, deceased. tor. xn 9-5132. Cape, good condition, nice yard On , motion of (lefuge (?.' Lessner of No. 58, lORM. will meet Io»hfht flrat-claas mailing. .Send , to Anne pattern, for flrst-plass mailing. 315,600. R. r. 'Wmock* and Co., C*bot. Th* Mancheatitr Evening Realtors, Ml 9-634V'joteph Ash- with large trees, neap bus. school. Mlfd Manchester; executor Celluloid âdo in 1870 at 7 o'clock *t the Redm enl Club CHOICE LOTS contribute to the growth and prosperity of Maiichester as it has Send -to Sue B ;rnett,. The Man MANCHESTER—Custom brick and Carlton W. Hutchins, M l-9-5132. ORDERED: That six months from Herald. 1160 AVE. O F AMERI .ford. Ml 9-3318, Bftrbftrs Wood*, the 30th dav of April. 1958. be and the Chicago — The manufacture of to proceed from there in a body MMlieal Laboratory Technicians — VERNON, JtrST OVER MANCHESTER TOWN LINE chester 'Evening- Herald, 1160 frame «x.^room ranch, two fire* same ire llmUed and allowed for the the first a.vnthejlc resin, cellu- to the John Burke Funeral Homo ■ CAS. NEW YORK 85. X- V, Print xn 6-'n02, Robert Mutdook. XH 248 HOLUSTER ST., Princeton. , 9 ' ■ for tlie past 30 years. The very best of luck. .' A VE. jÊRtCAS, NEW YORK places large recreation room, credltdrs within which to bring in' ioid, began in 1870. It was made to pay re*pectaj;o Anthony Lupac- Name, Address and Pattern Num- • S-3472, or Rpbert Agnew, Xn Six room ColoniaJ, baths, largfe their claims against said estate, '.i?v ' 86, N.Y. Print Name Address with only $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchjna, by adding camphor to eoUodiop Chino, a member of the club',- |. 'A laboratory will star( U Maiacbeotor approxlmate- bsT.; •— - ■ , .8-6878. wooded lot, near’ Bowers School Niaid executor is directed to give pfirac Zone, ^tyle Number and Sizp. — ,— ------— ..rz;— xn 9-5132, ‘ notice to the credUoiR to bring in thfflr under' heat and pressure. Its 4n »o 1. W you are coaaolentlouB, energetic, auk are quallBed ■ Sincerely, Have you' * ?opy of our 1958 andiproposed Junior’ High School. i f to PER LOT. Needlework Album?, It contain* Include 35 cents more with your 313,000. Bpacipua *lx room home, rlaima wUhIn said time allowed by pub- Brat nee*, were for billiard ball* t The PolUh-AmerliSnfClJlb jotW HIGH ELEVATION. Immaculate ^ Call owner MI 3-7996. llihmg a copy ot this order in some aaaoaM tfta anperyialoa and malateaaaee of ttiis lab, yon can aa- dozens .of phetty design* in cro pattern order for the Spring and good ootid construction, aluminum and men's collar*. A little later, hold lU monthly ,m«etmg at-the t|ire* bedroom ’•anch, ceramic ' V e.—.'.U------newspaper having a circulation In said sjun yeoraclf o t a permanent future with ns.. naanciaJ arraage- cket, knit, embroidery and aew: Summer '58 issue of our complete •tom e, garage, near store*, bus, probate, district , within ten days from pyrdiiylih plaatica were applied club at 1 p-m. on Xtay l a Instead h ath,- hot water heat garage, ROOM ranch. Buyer may f--- Richard Fisk Dimack plu* directions ftJr one” kniând paittern catalog EMtelc Fiwhion. •moil down payment assume 6% fhe date\ftf this order and«retunt make to bratdanbig market* ana the of thi* coming Sundajr p ’• e h ^ - ep** f4r aegoUatteUs with the proper person. Writ# ftiortgage. Coriton W* Hutoltina, treaa,. hniy 3i*.»»0. (jorlton W. aaaume G.I. inbrtgag#. Call io thla'cobH of the notlre^rV^n. Tin R. F. PIM00K 0 0 ^ 1 >-S»5 ttree crochet item*- Oitly' 2 8 c:a Intfreoting new feature*; a wealth JOHN J. WALLlrrT. Jttdia. plaatica Industry wiu bom. .tiled. ’ Bom BM.,0 - 0 Herald, etatlag your'qnallfleatlona. tof anuirt, easy to **w ■tylse. '- M l 3-6113. I Hutefalna. M l 9-5133. MI J459t. vistB«atMefc-»iiay^'*»iniewiiMiiaaA»»*nl ^ .s.,- y .^v-ftOvi >.-MS4- e-Masye^. c.et*«iuUewiW*

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THURSDAY, MAY 8,1868 .■ j . PAGE TWENTY-FOUE iManrtif Btpr ûftilns ATerage Dally Nat Press Run Per toa W e^ Ended WiUlam R. Bchaller and Robert M. May 8, 1968 . Manchester High School Clasi Membem of the lUllan American Salvation Xrmy Cb» Cadets' The conomittes for ^ s fMf 1 will meet gt 0:30 tonight with .Johna, progrMn; WlUlam L>. Zim- Ing sponsored by the Wajsmhgton of 1939-B announce an open meet Society will meet at the eauMidKM ing et the Army end Navy Club, at 7 o'clock tomorrow hlght And their leader, Mrs. Peter Stevenson, mennshn and- Timothy F. Curtin, .About Town PTA and Cub Pack 112 bn May'17^ for Bible study. The.open air aerv- 12,701 will meet tomorrow night at 8 IMO Main St„ Tuesday at 8 p.m. proceed from there to the-John finance: WeSI'ey R, Smlttv. and A t this time plane wUl be formu !B. Burke Funeral Home to pay Ice will follow a t 7:30. The prayer John M a K sow n, membership; Mentor ef the Audit ' A rt McK«y and hl» orchestra o'clock at the home of l-ithard last respects to Anthojiy Lupac* meeting In the Citadel at 8 wilt be Charles J. vanDeusen, attendancs; Bureau «t Clretilati«|i will play for the Saturday night Carlson, 49 PalrfleW St. lated for a class rsunibn next sprinis. All Interested persona ars chlno, a member of the club. conducted by Sr. 'Major and Mrs. Maurice E. Gatidet and . Earle S. IN O N E TIIIPÎ MamSheMterrÂ City o j Village ^ h a r m dance at .tlie , British American John Pickup: Rohan, fellowship; Hectoif C. Riv Club frbm 8t>o 1.; Fouf'-members of the Ladles urgeu tbAttend. One phbne call to tell us hew n iu * .^ 4 - —— The adult prospective member ard and Frank E. Wyman, pub want... then; when appraved, trip % Auxiliary to Manchester Chapter, The "We Two" of Concordia licity; John Frank and Chaster H; VOL. tXJCVII, NO. 187 w u OAV. Tuesday rJ.ght visited the ManchesUf'-. Town ; Employes, ship group will meet this evenihg- to pick up the c“ h ,,P h ^ T o ^ , or (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FElhAYyMAY 9, 1958 Hie executive board and mem at 6:30, at Zion ChurcH. Tomorrow Lutheran Church will hold s food Mohr, house; John Fletcher, edu- bers of'^the L*dles of St. James Newington HoSplUi for Crippled Local, No. 991, AFL-CIO, will meat sale: Saturday morning at 9:30 in esUon; John M. Qroman and Paul drop. in. We like to my *'YE8L Children and presented the hos In front of the uohn B. Burke a t 8 p;m. men of the-church will vnu meet tomorrow nlgbt at 8 Attend the Lutheran Laymen’s] Hale'a store for the benefit of tlie*^ Dougan, audit. o'clock *t the Jcdin B. Burke Fu pital with 150 Mother's Day cards Funeral Home tonight, at 7 o'clock church'bûllding fund. ' Also Francis C. Shea, inter-club; te e m u H e te te ta aiis IM-mstwed at lew eest . and stamps and 52 diapers, to pay respects to Antnetiy.laipac- seminar at ' Bethany' Lutheran neral Home to pay, flnal respects Church, West Hartford.. Rev. Carl Jerome Walsh. RobSrt U Gay and 1 MAIN »T., Over Weelwerth’s, MANCMtfTlII 1 5 0 P e r is h Kremlin . Adi^ to Anthony Uipacchino, father of hemmed by the commander. Those chlno, s former union mnuber. Charles Miller,, public affairs; MItehell Aik.lev the YW MAHaiW . who made the trip \^re Mrs. Cora Toelke of Chicago Will be speaker. Mrs. Harold Kearns, a member of Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Sunday Raymond T. M. Quish and Bidmund OHN tMUS$W<.SVININCJ UKUl I PM. „ the organization. ^ < Blow, Mrs. - Anna Shepam. Mrs. The VFW, Auxiliary wUl^hMd Chairtnen.^ Chosen J. Gorman, Aviation; Ruasell E. . ' IMM mO a awbxi V »n I setback card party tomoiw School teachers and officers will >1 %m M m m ■■X Phvllls Daddario arid MrS. M artha Clifford, Walter Jacoby and Rdrry 8 «SM9’W*Ne MewWi taseaNpMW sf llt-M •#<< A s Miller. ' night at 8;3P at the poet home ttend a meeting at Bethany Miss Karolyn Kaye, daughter of rch. By Exchange Club Baskipd, youth; Timothy J, Dono van Jr. and Norman T. BenU, At la v ia Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Kaye. 109 W. Washington Lodge, LOL, will Center St., was recently ftamed Miss Edith Williams will pre The Exchange Club last night American citizenship; Richard W, sent her piano and accordion stu meet tomorrow night In Orange The Pilgrim Fellowship of the How'ca, -Dr. John Barry Jr. and ^ T r a in s H U Crescent Magazine correspondent B u c k ling A g lham Congregational choes:^ committee chairmen and Loodote;^31ay 9 (^V^Hussia of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, dents in a recital ai- the Wickham Hall, starting Wth a aupper at [members; The meeting was held at Dpmenlc J. Ponticellt, club alms; BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. •\ Memorial U brai,. Eacf Hartford, 7 o'clock.. The RAPM degree will Church wlif'hold a public Ml took ttyîigher line toward. Miami Untver^tyt Oxford, Ohio. Whist tbmorraw a t 8 p.m. the Three J's in.BoIton. Herbert R. Kingsbury Jr., bulletin Rio de Janeiro, May 9 (/F) tomorrow night, at 8 o'c'oek. The be exemplified on A large- class editor. WAshingtoii, May 9 (/P)—F sident Ejaenhower dajd today Y d gt^ via today amid re- She is a sophomore in the school of candidates. . parish, hall. First named hers are chairmen: —President JUiscelhio Kubit- of ArU and-Sciences. _ 1 public la Invited Peruvian atudenta who atohdi and . apat . upon . Vice Ptîdent .. schek ordered an in- that Premier Nikita Kixon will come “to feel g-iense of guilt and embarrassm^t,’* veatigaflon into the crash of irushchev is fighting an,at In a personal m essê to Nixon at Quito, Ecuador, tne. tempt to oust him .as not be President praised the Vice Pres-^ twp-wmmuter trains in which ing tough enough. Ident for "courage, jpatlehce and il^êstimated 150 persons were Polish Communist sources 'Said calmness'’ in deaUnp with a mob of AngesHment' Lisi kilted:. It was' the kecond dis the Chinese Reds and Russian demonstrators at San Marcos Uni aster 1n^ as njahy months bn Stalinists have combined against versity in Limb. Peru, yesterday. In Heifald T p ^ y the ^government’sr'^Central do Khrushchev In dispute over how Etsenhowep; in a message ad- the (Communist-'teloc should deal dreeaed to "Dear Dick," said Brasil line and the wbrst trajn with Yugoalavia's refusal to fol Nixon’s handling ot the episode A list of Matohdster tax- wrecltrin, Brazil’s history. - low Moscow's dictates. . ' -\ 4DHWL* ^ has brought him "new respect and paybrs w iU y>êssm ents oh S.pftic 300 more paseengegp Were - Reports from Moscow ,and Ww a admlrzUon In our country. the 1957â»ld^Mit of IlS.'OOO injured last night when one elec tow said the'- Soviet Communist The t«xt 6f Bltenhower^ men- ■ or moja^n real, property or tric cohimuter-train plowed into party's Central ■ Committee has fSX^tr or more in personal the rear of another. ApparenUy all "Your courage,'-paUence and irtperty is printed In today’s the vicUms were Brazilians. been meeting in the Russian capl- ~camileaa tfca onaIratkm: ierahh? - Reecttr worke re-tolleu -through ta^--/tesuUs -of the -meeting may diractad agalhat you by radical a; The Hat is compiled for The the misty'night to puU Uie. dead. come soon, the ofpclal Polish Com Much os w i jiktlo t«ll food, wt'r* stopping asMt this tatora have brought you tow Herald from records of the as dying and Injured from the twisted munist organ Trybuna Ludu tolb. apact and admiration in oup'xmm: sessor's office, ' metal cars piled along embank Moat sources in Moscow said, WMk, bceouM w t f«d, henMtly, that you should tokt try. r ment* 10 miles north Of Rio de however, the main subject of .."I am tortaln the vast majority Jahefro. meeting was Sovietjinduatrial Mothor out to diniMr. A fttr oil. sht doosn't wont o of cittzena both In Pdru and in the Billy^Crahain Likps ’Thousands ringed the scene of ductlon rather thah RussjaK rela United Stataa deplore the, Incident the Wreck. At nearby stations other tions Ytdth tlje' Commuftot par fw. 'l- B '-i ■■ ■■■ busmoh's holiday on Mothar's Day. Wo ooo hor rush* •K I caused by a few X ■Sack Di:^s Style •angry commuters rioted In protest', ties of other'natlona.-'''"^ j "I note wHn aatlafaction that the; j Sixty-Seven passengers were ’The commlttee^'-'^rallied around ■•■sfer'' Peruvlap'-govemment haa already,: ^ ! killed March 7 when three Central Khrushchev* Jpet June In a dis inf oround shoppinf for tho family ftoftorios'ond wot PLUS -- - ed to you Its regret. ' ' i San-Fnancisfio, May 9 (ft-Billy Ido Brasil trains rammed together., pute w'ith former Premier Geongi ffdeed, I feel that'êvery per- Graham pays nays he likps tnedie . sack;sack Until yesterday the highest death Malenkov,' former Mini.ster V. M. knew just how nûeh work sh^doos . . . how much sht DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS TODAY jtîpant In the mob wlU finally style because "It takes the sex out : toll tn'a Brazilian rail wreck had: Molotpy" and others. Khruschev come to feel a sense -hi guilt and of dress.” . i been U», in 1952. * . w^-'an* exiled them biif lately dosorvos ci doy away from tho kitehon. WITH ALL CA5H SALES! eihbarrasement bqeduse of his The evangelist told a lat%ely ' Kubitijchek, who-went to view the Molotov has been rUmored. back In failure to show toward a friendly teenaged audience at last night's wreckage at midnight,'Asld the in, Moscow. ' ' ■ vtsltoc the onfinary'meaZures of youth meeting at the Oow Palace vestigafIon would get iihder -way^t Direct Attack courtesynsf^ noepltaUty. that the . aack is "healthv' for the Jldl necossary The Soviet party organ Pravda Give tby love -tb P at (Nixon's^ “ ofMa of the country. I m going measures no ipa'.am:r who is hurt.” m ___-i. _I__ .• A. _vnu «to(PAto. get asMA my ** wife one. today published a.direct attack on So I dTlIttio extro-thoufhtfui of hoir this wtokond. Of wife) And warm regard to ybur Officials said one train of five Yugoslavia afte'r reprinting Chi toJf. At. the. end.of the sermon, which cars wBs. stopped ADOut IpO yards pictured the Biblical-Samson as nese and Ctoch criticism earlier eourso sho'H approciott a gift or a eorsogo, sht'll and “ As ever.’* [-north of ManguTera station when this Week". The lengthy article Meat DepL^ Eisenhwer signed the note with ' juvenile delinquent, 1,028 persons I an S^car train 'came down the same HALE’S SeK Eiaenhowei . broadcast by Moscow radio im a IniU ols^^ I Walked forward to make "decisions track at about 45 miles an hour. know you rodlly earn about hor if you toko hor to hor- hia IniUols^, E> plied that the doctrinal dispute Rees Attocfc on U.8. - for C hriat” .Most of them were- The engine of the speeding trsin Earlier. Ben. m k e Manafield iD- sliced through three-quarters of the with the Yugoslav-; Communist fovorito rostouroiH. Hopo tho wholo family onjoyi tho Montl Called the Llm^ Incident es- (Continued on Page Twelve) roar car of tee stopped train. party might 'disrupt relations be santlaliy an attack oft tee people tween the two governments. outing V. . . and wo'H soo you Jioxt wook! GIvo Mothor fOfxtr^ Cups fR t t of HALE’S MEAT DEPT. mi the United States mote'Jhan on Pravda threatened to Withdraw Nixon as an Individual. Rua.sian econdhiic assistance f:om \ i n s v A m t Yat it may have a net I’esi Yugoslavia if President Tito con-: our vory b ^ t rogards. tlnues criticism of Moscow's domK, B.COPPH* strengthening ties of- frleni LAMB JfATtlES • 4 «a between the United Slates nance in party affairs. In;, recent ______Indicts, Powell ~ ^ ^ ■S; ,-Peni Znd between lhls_couirtry and years the Soviet Union has pro . iAtte-America aa . ajwhoK,-Mans-. vided almost 32(H)_ million in Indim- MOTHER'S DAY-iM Atl^ fteldT»r^*cted in a statement. He tfiST equipment" 'Sh'd loans, tto' OORHEDBEEF 4 4Si •aid: article said, WEEKEND GROCERY BUYS: "The dete^tration was up^ Fraud , Pcavda said the Yugoslav Com ■' A called for and te a blot on the^gbod munists, at their recent party Con Lon vHkmiltop, fifth man to emerge from the flooded mito mt Hale'a Freah Ground Coffee .Ib. 77c gress. falsely afccused' .Russia of cuers as lib'-v^ks out of the pit at dawn today. - (AP ''"'Fhotefax). John O’NeilHs more thanx, name of Peru, bto of o^'oldest New York, May 9 —--Rep. and ' best friends iii -jiR Latin Adam Cliyton' Powell Jr., Harlem trying to dominate Its satellites Boneleisl All Clear Meatl No Waite! And Such a Saving. pleased with the response Local Freah Grade A Large Egga ...... -. .do*. 58c America. and exploit them economically. Democrat and ûrch leader, has On ’Tuesday. Pravda printed a to our 49c Frosted Food lY HAMS, "I.am saddened Utet UiV.idign*^ been indicted em chargee of fed F unds Conimittee Sugar Heart Fancy Ciit Wax Beans ...... ,2 cans 39c end honor of tê people and. the Chinese article accusing Yugo sale on Farmhouse Cof eral income te ^ 'Ovaaion and aiding slavia of almost every crime in the in preparing e1 frauduh. I tax’re- Cuts Ike’s Requi^H fee Cakes and Swanson's Premier Pure Unsweetened Orange Juicii 2 46 oz. cans 6 ^ (OMGUtod ?ege Bte> Communist book. Belgrade consid CHUCK ROAST TV Dinners . . . One cus bottom round tu^— rn fgr Ma wife, pianist Hm I ered this attack as stiff as the one tomer 'purchased 2Q of Mott’s Apple Sauce, Family Size ------...... 2 jaiar&9c Stalin leveled against Tito in '5948 WasbingtoiL May 9 uh—Thd CHBCK^lioAST, AXtetpcial federal grand jury. whdn the old dictator read Yugo the TV Dinners .. . sales lmpRMirted.|6 m ootto igo. yeater- Houitt ,AjyroptteMdftV -.--tfgfflWA^ Hellmann’s Blue Ribbon RraHllayonnaiae .. ^^^<, , committee recommended to nm. regardleaa. Hartfofd,.May 9 d)avies, 8 1 , necticut Turnpike. National Committee, chalirngrs the cost 'Of a n aii- 'irsisni a ceriibral ‘hemorrhage, popularly Paasatc, N.J. authorities conduel- .Compare the quality of p u r Klaie-dce 17c loaf of*^bread receive this epiecial prise worth $2,600 from our store. Lahore.. West Pakistan. May 9 called \a stroke. of the Atonlif StAfrgv j (Cealiniie^ on Page piîter) ing citywide manhunt for man or if PreslUwt Et.ii.er’- T ' i j MAINE with any 17q Iqaf on the market . . . Get yeur efficiai Pitlibury's BEST lOlh Grand Notienel ^ PEANUT (F>—Dr. ,Khan Saheb, 76. founder Davies, a wealthy Washington men who shoil Pat,»-oIman Robert -One of the first rn thik fine.lms NEW and chief of Prime \Mlhlster Firoz lawyer, was named Ambaaaador to j. to suspend V ?• : ■'“'•ei J :r, iwtiY Blank otwuf hood. 1 ' or revenue ■ official, dismissed two didn’t say they would actually sell ment.” But 'Si noH(.buy them at Pinehurai ... SPINACH years ago. Officials, said he )iad Belgium auid minister to Luxem Conqueats of the nuWn or any f "There arc. The newest and latent Cake bourg for two years after leav the contract, which; haa the op- other' planet tor niililaVy advant TOMATOES beep trying for three days' to talk poaitiop of the state's largest as aideract Floura from piUsbury . . . with Khan ahqut being reinstated. ing Moacow In 1938. He alao held ages would njol make Isense, Dr. reached-«ft- Cherry Angel...... 55c a number of special assignments sociation of physicians. Harold C. Urey, world-fained scjeiv Due to prior occupation Nhap waa ■ In a meeting here last'night, .di He 1 • .1 Pineapple ...... 33c upible to meet him.- ' under Roosevelt and later Presi list says, because weapons eeuW be rectors of CMS voted unanimous ISEinched. just as easily froih one, sidcratf Lemon Pudding . 1. . . . 33c Pinehurst -Fancy Khan-Saheb waa the eider of the dent' Truman. cial. V, Chocolate Pudding-..,, i.,. 33c famous-Khan brothers. He was Davies, a native of WaterWwn. ly to reVffirm their approval of 9lht on eartli to anuUiei-. . . Ma Loaf Size Applesauce ... ..2Sc PARKING chief minister of’ the Northwest .Wls„ first entered govisrnmeht un the contract, which allows mem- le Pvt. Peter H. Gleejit eep of Evans-1 ' ^ ' Loaf Size Proatings CUCUMBERS Frontier province for a lon^ time der PreaidelUt Wilson, whom hs b«rahip-ând reduced .doctors' fees toh, ni.', faces twoI yetera at, hard I ' i , Che^late. Fudge, Vanilla . .19c - MAHCHffSTlR COHM* .until partition of India ih 1947. . strved as campaign «isn8ger in v-to Connsciicut families in the sifter..... ____ conviction',:tlon' by court MEARÔF OUlt STORE ef assortment of charges ■ W** *»' Wa have more 'PlUabury 'Cook ' CORNER MAIH and OAK STREWS H|s brother, Abdul Ohjaffaj* Wllsoh’s firet try for the White -16,000 -to -$7,500 income bracket rUal pooka a t 25c ieach,- Each 1 0 c .Plenty gf Parking At^«iwhnrat . . . fSB Main Mtfsat wa« .luiown popularty t o Hous9 in 1912. ^ Prtvlqui eontraeU wsr* llmltad to 1 1 ' o JtMuAA’wamiiumdu 'e'-M SASM 'SlCl IV. ■ l e \- m a MI (OoBMMad M JPsfe KlaveB) (CtoHntoB m toiiîQovwr*' 4 \ . - .. ■■ V, '' V t ! ■ ■ V/;: I • /.

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