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V _ •' /■, mh: TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1986 :l‘“ L G E S D C T ^ Avenff* Daily Nkf Prigs Ron ...... Sn^ntun l^rralb / Ikr th* Week Ended Tkd Wdstktr ApeU 9A I9M ^ : ed V.'S. WanEM scout Troops 19 and 49. Show Film Here : J About Town Howard Baldwin and Mrs. Gives Painting to Red Cross Chapter 11^636 George Walker, leaders, were tak ■ *sr nf th* AndK^ neel. lanv near 4#. iln en to the Shrine Circus in Hartford By Billy G rah^ m e *f Obenldtlee TiM Swfiior ClUaenr Club wUI last nlg^t aa the guests of William wariner Thorsdny. High I liave lU weekly meatinc WeMir• b caMKrtm William O. E. Oolgan, head of The story center* around the MMliir XtMll-Mk *f teams 929 M $SOO F'oi^vuig Pastor St. Maiy'a Man'a Club haa act the Groton Bridge Authority, will life of a Houstdil-oil millionaire the date of Monday. May -3. for speak at the meeting of the Ki- who is bfougjtt to an abrupt reali . Ita annual ladlM night. ' George wanis Club Thursday noon at 12;1S sation of his need of a reliôus ex Torrance, who la chairman of the at the Manchester Country Club. perience through danger to his IMVTfM committee, anhouncaa that a' fine daughter's life in th* Texas City Am end] lent to roaat beef aupper will be aerved Mrs. Howard Hansen, president, holocaust of. 1947. mM Mrs. Richard Bagge and Mrs. Wal at a moat raaaonabla price per *Fhe Him is 94 minutes in length, #f MdlClMWEf ■V couple. mrner Kilby, OS Blaie ter Frederickson, delegates, and and in full color. Featured in the la receiving reaervatltona, Mrs. Edward Walters, of the I N M A IN S T h 2nd n « O m Wsolwwth'i, MANCHESTER film are professional Hollywood MU sIm M • Mk for tlw VIS MANagsr which cloa* Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Washington PTA, are planning to players who have become Chris fo r attend the state convention at the / ^ > M N THUMOAV iVCNIHOStVCMHOi UHTIt I PM. Kilt^ have moved from Lyndale tiana themselves, including Colleen a a*** I* twISiah * l ^ « 8t., but have the aame telephone Hotel Statler in Hartford tomor Townsend Evan*; Georgia Liee, number. '______row and Thurây. 'PiitirPMraMhaTlBMrt ciarkr..... - WsshingtoR-,- 27 ^ff^^tha^-die-WMU-House had Vdered .—S«n. Bricktr (R-Ohio) ssid an ' Iqdaflaite dsisy. --■ - DuUsa said yss- H. Bhigene Freeman of Bridge William Tyler, son of Albert tsrday he remains opposed th* today hid proposal to curb the port, who waa aaalatant accretary l^lei'. dS Hawthorne St, who is Brlcker amendment He said tbs - of th* Kdward J. Holt Insurance currently stationed at Sheppard G IV E B B S treaty power should be writ delay had been imlered because Agency In Manchester from 1937 Air Force Base. Tex., has been ten into the Constitution to aonu other administration officials promoted to the grad* of airman CHANEL NO. 5 to 19M, haa been appointed an aa- Chatham block the designs of “advo- war* not prepared to tesUfy. The Bad Earth aistaqt secretary of the Hartford second Class. Im . entered the '‘ •VallaMeat Sets Terms service in June. 19S4, after gradu Mtes of world government KeOunrer Beaeats Oarbs 1 County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Kefauver said he had rMeiVed A t present branch manager of. the ating from Manchester High (who) seek to repeal the School. W E L o n r s ^ Bridgeport office' he resides in that •91 MAIN aHTBEET American Dwlaration of In-rjTeu'M rth^f^'Sîrtm ent On Meeting d ty with his wife and two chil dependence. were ready for the hearUTga, and dren. A son waa bom at. the Hartford Hospital on April 23 to Mr. and ’Brlcktr said such-persona seek he said of the 'Whit* House de Mrs. Arthur Kestermont, 51 to achieve world .govemment in cision: 'T vesent this interferencs With China CHRYSLER ‘various ways, including amend with the function!^ Of a congrea- to Peace Wedgewood Dr. "M IA M r ment of the United NsUona Char slohal committee.’' WINDSOR ter, and he declared: He opposes the Hricker Amend Washington, April 27 ycarwM mlnIster’B agree on an Austrian peace treaty— with an adverse'devekm- IXmOAS SOCIETY age monthly requirements of Man stirring talk In aktrtagBeld. Maaa,, lost Sstiurday that it would "Ui- Sunday, May 1. , HALE'S a Senate Judiciary aubclood had been col- Aides. . "II”" II '> ■ • / Clayton Antitrust I a w whgn it on with Ua maoark that Batni^ Elsenhower was asked whether he For a week; ha has bean vUltad has been worked out between the acquired th* Statler hotel chain day's ataiemeat by the State De might now extend a aaw invita by delegations feom vartous towns Z ______By THE ASSOCIATED PBBEB American R4d Cross, the Oon- "T 7 T m ra',1 into test year. partment may hava been a bit of tion to ^ Russian. The Presi in tha atacs uiging tha anwint. C IO U nited S tee lw o rk ersf Avhat wage incraaa* the mSoa w ill mant of various . nectlcut Hospital Assn., and the aeek. Tha suit fiso named os a de an overetatement. egime in Danger dent called it an idea worth con State Medical Society. This pro today notified 96 basic steel fendant the Statler Hotels Dcla- In rasponaa to a question, the sidering. .tfHtey. groupa wattaA he McDonald Buda no aUtoment tha corridor outsido hia offlenTW gram will be known aa the Hos- . producing companies thst it wam Corp., newly organised . to Preeideat declared tost the United Mum on Plan for Altman ^tal Participation Program and about the amount tha union (a bold aome of th* acquired Statler States would bo willing to aego^ a chanca to teach hintvfiliF^JhM OTHER RUMMER WEIGHT ILANKETS Intends to seek unspecified UktlytoaMc. minute conferences. ' . s complete news and details on the properuc*. ttate alone with Rod China also Wfishinsrton, ^ una\^for three kaad of the corporation la la d e B id ; Howtvar, .his regtm* has had’ Pro-West, Says change. He added that ha would (CeaUnoed on. Fagn TteU fll yeaiSi betêoatalns a wegs rwqwm- produmr, announead record flmt Spain aegatiating to build a hotel tha full aupport of th* United not want to be a party to poaaibly P U W COATS ing claust. \—, quarter earnings. BtaUs, iad tliefi Ware BS motca- jeopardising any world battorment Moat o f the nation's Industrlaa, in Madrid. The elder Hilton is du* C lt a iifM l o i n I P r « 9 9 « d G ireii,Stamps GivMi With Cash Sales' Olvaa Strthe DeadOaa bapk in Nsw Toric Friday. fe r Seen tiona at a duiags in that policy U.S. Ôbserver’ that might fiow from the ' ex ettiqylng unexpected Ugh busiaam change. He described the ex’- Hie cootraet also ihoviddi that levels, win b* k**nly interested in Th* complaint alleged thst prior dsspite tha reported gloonniy ap th* union la permitted to strike in to Hilton’s acmiisition of the Stst- praisal by Gcti. (TolUna, former change as personal and 'confiden the steel wag* talks since steel I, Manila, April 37 ■ (F)—Rep. Bulletins support of Ita pooitian it no sgrae- ler boteli between August and April 27 (F) —AUlsd doc- Army chief .of .staff w)m Is Presi- tial, and added Unit it teould be industry aouresa have hinted reportad diacufeing a Adam (3Uyton Powell Jr., (D-NY), ment is reachsd by midnight June November, 1964, these two chains denC Eissnhowar’a special savoy. unotBcisl American obeerver at up to Zhukov os to whether it 80. ■ . broadly that aay pay boost will be propooal to transfer RudoU from the Wires " ’set by a hike In th* price of were in direct competition in Bspsete la Secret the Aeian-African oonfersnes at Bhould be made public. McDotiald said eompanle* which these dues. to a mental homa. Infonnsd The report' of the correspond' 'S., • ■! sourcea revealad yesterday Adolf Oollina, who returned last Bandung, Indonesia, said today he received raopaning notices from It said they also competed g e ^ Thursday for oonaultations, re- found the meeting .“with, an at- sne* was publiehgd by Newsweek the uaiem eolBpilaad tho majority rie stool worker* now dam Hitler’s fonnar dapwty, now serv SOME VACOINB WRHDBAWN am h d q^ arango.or 92.26. Btsel- portad 4n ascrat yesterday to th* mos^Mre dIatincUy pro-Wsst.” ■ ' ' \ of tho basic *feel industry. (Centianed an Fag* Pearl ing a life'sentence as a war crim (Oenttnued an Faê Tweaty) . Berkeley, Oattf,,. April 9T (F) worksirksn last ysar mcelvod a paek- Banata and Housa Foreign Policy Th* Negro Congreaaman from a —Oitter I abomterisa, Inc,, an- Moth-Proofed Jn Nsw Torfc, spokesmen for inal. recently attempted suicida in Ooinmittoes. .X Thc^W * IIA I^ CORR both United S th ^ Stsel Oo^. and ■PS wajm increase sstimaM by Spondau. Prison. New York Harlem District .told a fier lastiucttoaa af th* Nattenal At No Extra Charge th* union Afterward, a Senator who heard news conference: "The conference Bethlehem StosI Ooip., No. 1 and union at 12 cents an hour. These sources aaid Hess haa de- iBstituto at Health, U ok otepg MAMCMlir m CONM* his report skid the dtuation was was not anti-white, not anti-Amer today to mthdinw from tho Mo. 3 steal producers, acknowledg A spokeshian for the Crucible teriOratod mentally in'' recent ’’not hopeleae" but that CoUln* \ Wilh you gat the on* diHerence in beer, today. ed receipt of tho notice. Steel Company nf AsMrlca said: Panic Fewe^ ican. Th* delegatee did not rale* Faeroe Strike mniket all Unused parkagna of ■ weeks and a spaclal guaid haa felt that ’’stronger Uaderahip” i Both said It waa routine and th* the cry of Asia for the Asians or poU* vaoelna it Uw TowRt ClfiRert •• '.'I '' “We haven't received the notice baeii placad on him. He rsportsd- was needed to keep South Viet ' -A aempaniea had alwa.ya been ready yet and we woukhi:t want to make Africa for th* Africans.' They inaniifaetnrrd. Jock H nrgor. - 848 MAIN STREET o*Of thoti oM it, own. And remertiber. flovor h«. no e g l ^ As Enei^ Ally ly is convinced that he haa can Nam from Chaos. wanted to become part of the fra Protests Bordo : to Bt down with the union accord- any oommont untnSr* have bad a ewfltoeman fer Ottttar, aaid tha' Comer of Haynes Street .i- cer, although ' medical examina- The Senator aaid. however,. this ternity of mankind." ' . ia gto tho contract provlatoas. chance to look over Uie notice." ttona diaclofed. no avidenc* of U)a Nattounr laatttuto at IT-threda. TEL. MI 9-9084 ...V ■ 1,1 The union proaldent said the of= llclals tod.ay posted notices at the view did not mean that the Powell, en route home, aaid the Mdn gave no explanatlen in tho Pleaty of Free Parking In AtQi^c War disease. • • ' Eisenhower .administration has final communique of the confer Doctor Ouster telegram Cutter Lnhora . fldal caU te t the 179-member American Brass Oompahy (ABC) / Hlttef'eFIret Deputy . wag* policy oommlttoe wiU lie 4a- ) U g ^ SOBM 84)99 UAW-dOmsm- glvsB up h o ^ that Diem can ence Mtowed .’’the'people of aued aa soon oa a definlto date for bars to attend , a ispeclal Meeting Woshliigton. April 27 CF) —t i Hess, ifitler’a fifiif~ deputy ' tii w e tte r tite poUti^' erWa which' uid Africa want to live Thoretiavn biands, i^pril tha confarenea is aet. those big bomba ever start felUng, the Nasi party, te on* of six Nasi haa resulted in 'arined clashes in United Nations citerter." 37 (fi-'Th# Trada. Union Council in OONiraOLS SPLIT ASBEMBLY 771* polley group wlU dotormin* (Oenttnued an Page Twenty) th* enemy would put high reliance leaders held in Spondau Prison Saigon, ths capital. He said there was a grea^ this Faero* Island capital called a Stoto OM tol. Hnrtferd. April en a.e*cr*t ally within the United under joint Amerlean, British. Offsetting CoUlna* account nf bahind th* scenes between general atriha today to support ths 'T t The BepnhBemaman- Sta^s—panic. Ruastan and Flench g u ^ . Any difficultiea in hon-Oommuniat In Chins, end-other powero over how rebeniOUI resident* of Bordo Is trolled House spilt with Km \ A new movie introduced by daciaioh to lemova Unt would dochina, this Senator said, was his to define colonialism. .. land. Danweratic - oentroBod Sannto President Eisenhower makes and report that ths Rads in northern "Premier Chou En-lal wanted Th* strike complicated th* dia- today on ths qnaatten of nxtond- dramaUsea this point. The film, (Oonttanad an F a ^ Two) Indochina also ar* having asrtoUs the, word colonialiwn to stand by puts over romovad of the Bordo Ing tho Stale*e teitrsfimnj eiki to be released soon for nationwide troublca In ruling this area. The itself." Powsll said. "But the other Island doctor by linking tha Issue tlon low. The Hquoa voted to at television and other public abow- Communists were given half of delagetea. who finally had their with the Faarqea movement for tend the tew, duo to axplra May Ingf also dfers a cure for panic: Viet Nam in last July’s truce. way, defined it as ’coionikll ' independence, from Denmark. 1. enly until . flnnl “(tood leadership, sound planning Offieiala dealing with th* 'Viet whatever form it may appear.' ’’ Piditicai observers said thia ds- ment ef Restsêfn Drop of Blood nam sttuatlon ar* known to be Powell aaid th* losua of vslopment threatened the entire sesolon. Ths Senate’ and prompt information.” JVews Tidbits poliUcsl setup of th* North Atlan - .Flhn ExhIUte Danger eonfrontod with' eonfUctlhg views munlst Oiina’e admission to the from diplomats on bow to solve U Jf. did not coma up at Bandimg. tic island group. Otevsland. April 27 (F) - r Mart-iMaul Danaoaau, wlio took part la Titled "TdX lv* TOmorroyr," the iCalM froM AP Wirta TTi* Danish govemtosnt an filih had ita first showing last V th* problem. "It would have beqn defeated, bay, FOfW INDEX DOWM Ijn Bhappard'a alaysr was btttsn lha. trial *-" ■ last...... laU. -aaked..'Judge- - nounced in Oopenliagen that Fi- N e w York, A p ril 97 (FV— on th* hand ami left at least on* BI]rthin for Um* to prspar*' night It was produesd by tbs none* Minister Viggo'Kampmann, Instituto of Life Tnsnraiu*#, made fOentinned an Itego Twe) (Oentinnad'an Pago Elevan) Wknieaale feed priem aa maaa- # Play Goif? . • Own A Dog? drop of hts flood a t th* seen* of swsrtng affidavita. ProMdant Etainiihower ia erodltod jut expert’ 'em Faeroe affairs, ia ured by tha Dun B DiBdaliiiil her murder, a laboratory expert Oorrigan- aMced tSat th# hearing Up of leading tnsuranc* compan- with sobitaaMal victory in Senats flying here today. las, and the U4B. Civil Defense Ad- imiex dropped thte ureah toth* “ I. said today. ba rocoased for only on* day. to Finance Committee approval of hia A delegation from Klaksvig, lowoot notat alnep Ifegr IS, IffiS. 199 SPRUCE STREET # Hove Children? ITi* m»n adw kiUed her waa left permit an eariy return to Cali- mlnistsatioB. fortigh trad* bill without major Bordo's chief town, met with Faero In the filmed introduction. Elsen Th* Index otood at pBA9 nam- handed, and ha intended a sexual fornla by Dr. Kith, who was pma- change.. .Nation’s newspaper pub Ike Wants Wider U.S. Aid authoriUea yesterday, but the talks pared wM% 96J9 n.wack non and attack on keii, tha expert added. ant to tsstify, . , ' hower, says Ovil Defense must do lishers are callsd upon to' "rais* ended in a deadlock when th* dele- n u «e of the great deSghto of Mfe am—chlldrea, a good dog 97A9 n year ng*. ThalteeBae - Dr. Paul Kirk, mofeasor If crim- H »* judge aUd th* hsaring.Urould thoir -voicca" against any in this week wan the ahnipmt hi . . . aad sporta. Bat thepo eaa aloo be eonrcee *f uapieosaat- inallsties at the Univeratty of Caiir ^îrr*^ S | ^^ cally probaUy (Oeatianed'on Page Twenty-one) I pries of newsprint. For Low Income Farmers (OenttBuefi .an Fag* Four) eight monthe. With a Filll Line of Fresh Fruit —- ^ • • • thfoogh Mwsalts. Beya win he boy*, dogs fomia, mad* these points in an af OonnecUeut's ^mocratic eon- fidavit fllpd in Common P i t ea Cetrlgiim^5|Sê c^ sr six af- trollsd Senat* paasss and aends W Bsay Mte . . . aad gelt hails can ha daagareos aUasUee. Would fUaylta—fcdkldlBg on* from th* . FMA nOHTWB LOANB Court., „ BjgJlrTfist Delated wftrvuw.. wy. .. .WiubiaMtm AfitiLJ?. the long-rang*«natur* of yJT9.!m Biaa(l.atj|lM.art»,.im4Bipaets-ef --■'ft-waa-ana--ef seven affMavttn dsfondsat—diU- weds -intsnded f6 for creation of State commerce da- Ident Biaeiihowoc eallad problem 'and' ttet'' M ' would Badfprdq Jdde.Etidi Yhis ’Federal Me any * f the abava? Or if fonad Bohle a* a maatt of oao of the -offered to ouimort a motion. for a aupport Dr. Kirk's, in th* main. partmant to roplaeo preasnt .State a "many Mded attack" on th* ’* to stimulate eontinulng study Iratlen today many ethei aitahape that, afta i datty ta or near hoaieoT . new trial - lor Dr; Baimial-H.-8h*p- they-ware tiMwded to show the Again by Weather Dovelopmant CofiimlHhm V . M praUems o f tow tncaoM larmoi'a. mid action. Parley with Chiang amrtgagn rnlao, Ba safe taolght! Call ase ar drop into aay ogice. Ih en ’a pard, on the claim new evidence Sheppard hohie bad not been State’s share of Salk .polio vaccine "W * muet open wider th* doors Eisenliowsr told Congreaa "an ndn require hem haa been found. changed between the' time U.e Male fails to aiTiv* by Saturday, most hnmediat* etart is extremely im^ BO obSgatlon. ' Survival, city, Nev., April 27 (F> of opportiuiity to our million and Taipei, Formosa, April-27 tF»— A l v«9GtaUM wosksd ORd frMhwitli a eoM wotW spray. Lost Doc. 21 tha handeoroe 81- released It and the time Dr. Kirk towns will have to revtoo pteas for a half farm fomUias with sxtrema- portant." He said in a nation deni eloaiag V T S Z S i '•old eateopath from suburban made hia gxaminationa there last —The Atonole Energy Ckmunlaeion school inoculation oUnics. ly low incomao—.for their own wril where per e ^ t a 'Incoma is the Two top-level U.S. envoys loft to January. day on th* long trip from Sriiolara.' s s r VUlago was eonvletod of asc- at th* last moment today poat- Pontagmi says ItepubUcaa Party being and for tha good of our highest in the world,' monf than rimUaraanby-ths Vn COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE __ degrM murder ,^nd sentenced Tha deftna* also, offered 46 poned the Mg atonilc Civil Defmsa booklst on'defense prdgroaa “is not country and all our poople,” ha one-fourth of the farm . families Forest to the Whit* House to r*r mlntetmttan. Tha TUhi to life lnq>ri*onm*nt for the July 4 photos in aupport o f ita motion. teat because of unfavorable weath conslderad breach of socurtty" aaid in a spaeial mTaasago to Oon- still have'-cash incomes' of less port on theie militaiy-dip.lomstic lag at allmiaa ' bludge^ng of hie pregnant wife. Dr. SbsppeM, rnniling aa he en er coutitions. though it contains aom* infonna- gram. thair Sl.OOO a year] emergency 'niiaridn' to' Formoss. boytaS wUh' -FROZEN FOODS- His chief attorney, William J. tered th* 00*41 room, listened to Hie aifmoianc Aient waa made to tton not cleared in advance . The meaaags transmitted recom Part of the assiatance program Adm. Arthur,W. Bedford,'chair lag, Oorrigan, tNd trial Judge Edward the proceeding without ateareot .hundreds of obaerven and news American, British and French mendations ^ Beoretary of Agri would r.equlrs new legialatlon. The man of the Joint Ctdefe of Staff, IS OCR BUSINESS” and Walter 8.'Robertson, assistant WE WILL ALSO HAVE A LARGE UNE OFTHE FAMOUS ROESSUR'S HOT PEACE OF MIND Blythin the affidavits show two amotion. He qtnvod broadly to men gathered at 4n observation diplomats meet in London to map culture Benson which the Presi P i^ d en t said requests for this STEEL blood etains ware removed from a. members of his fm lly when b* sn- •point near thie model community, way for early .Four-Power eenfer- dent said had hia "general ap- and for nsceaaary' appropriations secretary of state, malntaineCr th* WaMilagton, wardrobe door in Mrs. Sheppard’a tored and whsif ia w«a lod away same tigHt-Upped . t^nce' that DOGS AND COLD MEATS. LEONARD . RIVARD ACENCY, Im . braced to receive atomic fury. cneo with Russia aimed'at safe- n w a L " 'It urged, among other will go to Congress shortly. Stanley li; Bn 0 bedroom by Dr. VlrgU Haws, b>: two l*puUas.'He U haing hhld in elaborat* toot bad baea ffUftrdUuT woriltal, county jail pending his q io m /or! schadli^ for 9:1J5 son. (PDT). Conununiat-Iad'^rimiifii ihdicat- ing authority and atrengthaning of ths Republican Senators who got dent Tliimir Kal-ahak’s suburban the Amt • M M a i n ;St ; M A ^ where th* defendant practiced. freedom. ■ ' The Tostponament was discloaad ad at Bandung they might bs ottdhrm amploymant opportunl- preview' of th* administration rejTMt. GROCERIES/E ic . They were aent to Dr. Kirk for Aho pendtmr I* ar appeal from after a weather-briefing. It wfia willing to axtand May 16 ttaa for farmera barely aUe to proposals, said yasUrday "very An Amaricai) ofHcial said thay mergm Of tha TIL MI9<^271 nnalyais and ona of tkem proved Sheppard’a oosviotian, an - the the aecond 24-hour«-nour ammy delay In tha for free asovensent of population maka and* matt. Uttia nsw Mgirtatlmi’* wiuld he had eoma to siitiungthan—tio( oacyM STc Iv* to be "of extrem* Importance," ground of trial ettoin and a tost It hadId arigtnaiiyprigtnally been batwaen divided North and Sc Lang-Bongn FroMonw , required to put th* program Into weaken—Far BooC' Ssfensm. TTu Vtoa Oa„ If M 'la OPEN 7 ra J P.M. THURSDAYS aaid Oorrigan. / the avMeaos was no^nfineiaiit for ochadulsd fer yastorday,yasUrday, Viet Nam ... Nawspiq>ar pubUahtr Banaon’a proposals war* baaed oponitioB. offlelaL who refuaad to ba iduU' Watch Wednesday's Paper Or. Kirk’a aftidavlt aaig s and- oonyictlon. Tha appukto aourt qtU Tlw ABC wlU wUl ^ 4wanther r n a k B. Qanaat conttmtM ia orit- an a study raquasted by tha Freal- In n lattor ilrth* FrasldwLBen- find, sold Oils infcnaatSan waa TSS tach Mood stain'iMm th# door ha- eonduet« haiwliif; VMUtMnfeNr- ;{li|bNr.tM^whM|Nlif thiSekMftrfaliiirL TrrjtMn!' lau on lp ay IS. bôto^s Ihtar today to ds4;arinh»a dal fto____ lUklrfi . day . ' at dant______aura thaa a, year_____ ago.. . . Tha______sofLiatd, ______partoMthe____ par oant aoeumU)." iMHtil to Mltbar of tha IhRtpatda. — — a iW a iM Raehaator, yrgaldwti also aant Conftaaa a«ilto ^ J TH B r.B M. SCHAEFEB fBKWDfO CO. OF OOMIf., iw County Pnaoeutor *») m rtm merni * : . - ■ - *ju rt an thU study,. •U * . ' • ■ • 1- i r '. - f

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V ■«’ ■., - ' 'I. y ' 1 ' UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27.1958 KANCHESTEfi EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1955 and bscret.poUce, appealed to Bao B t; Marie HurUgirt, 109 Dai for new teatmcuona. .ther Bt.; Jack Nash Jr., Sheppard Bids f P.M. MAY 14, VERPtANCK SCHOOL The Oenaial also told alt am- Hess Repo] Saulteni' Rd.; Rpbert Bmttb ANPA ^llins Says Diem ployae and gnarda to remain' at Cary BoUfinky, 17 Nor- their poets in the Natlondl Snrete Usbeth Angel, 10 KUxa- For New^ Trial SHOP RUTH'S THURSDAY UNTIL 9 PAI. headquarters located in the heart In Suicide Bid; beth Dh; WUUam. Daddario, 58 8. Of News by Defense Dept. of Saigon. Hawthorne Bt;'Mke. Kdith ^vag-i (Osatteasd t y m Page Oaa) Regime in Danger The AmericaB-stippoHad Pre Transfer Seen naro, 89 Tannkr Bt; Catherine ...... ------Z— ’■> /• K : mier ordmtd Sang to gtye up the Jutras. 9 Hackmatack Bt; Dr. XMt jjpsBt asnracal days In ^ crlUcAleya and voice of our post yesterday and named an Army Jane Marcffil. 22 N. Kim B t; Frank tbe aheppaed boBM last Jainuaty Bead of tha American publishers -—■*— .. mai^ Cb|. Nguyen Ngoc Le^ ae the (OonttinaB firsoi Pago Ooa) Barnes,'22 B. KawthonM S t; Roy resders. Quickly they sense any f«M Vig« OM) other hand, is reported to beUera and noncludad his Invsatlgstians In >esed hope today that Defpnse lack of faimeas qr evidence Of that Diem represents the beat man neiw poUce m ef. The move came Matewi. 04 Chestnut S t; Judith itary Oiarles E. Wilson will pMislity in news presentation. IS magnificent bedroom In n * Atnaricu Kmbauy in Parla for the Job at present The Secre after weeks of feuding between have to bo approved by all Bmr Ann 'Wriibel, RO Main S t his Wsst poeat Moraitory. H*e thwenar in his recent resort the government and the Binh powera. ADMITTEO TODAY. Mra. Ma- We profit by their expreastons." l» *?iîMrtod bkcklnff th« French tary. however, la described at affidavit oontalned 33 pages of to ctosanAlp" in the Pentagon. Hits Dtognpitled Partisaaa / tfgtwmtataVB view that the Unit* ready to consider the problem Xuyen, a powerftil society of for Althot^b an American doctor at tUte Beer, 123 Wells B t tm t aad IT pagss e f appsndioae. Richard W^. Slocum, president of mer river pirates which has 4he prison denied the aulcide at- BIRTHS YKBTBRDAY; a aoi\ Then, in obvious referenca to «< StetM ahould permit Emperor anew to determine whether some Tha slaying bagan aa an attempt tee Amcric(ut Newspaper PubUah- Truman, Slocum said: What a buy Bm Dai 4b juuM a near govern- formula can be found for meetlag monopoUaed Saigon’s gambling tem]k reports, other sources aeld to Mr. and. Mrfi. Jamoa Cooper, ers Assn.^ alao hit at former Pres and vice as well as running tbe po Haaa swallowed InoecUcide he bad 110 Green Manor Rd.;- a aoa to to attack MTa. Bmppard asxuaUy, “ Ths complaints of a few dis Mbt> French aitd other objections to said Dr. Kirit this Idsa had batn ident Harry S. ‘Dunum's recent Amactean dtplomatn In Baigoa Diem’s government lice. been given for bis garden in the, Mr. and Mra. WUUam Dickenson, ertion test tee prcfs threw a appointed and disgruntled paril- Diem's order transferred the prison grounds-. Coventry; a eon to Mr. and MTa. explored by ba dsfensa at last sans, even an ex-President, merit SAHARA iMAHOCANY rôrtod oppoding any such At Saigon, South Viet Nam, faU’B trtsL protective cloak around the Elsen- lio deep concern." t on the ground it vrould be Binh Xuyen Oen,’ Dai Van Sang Surete to L the prefectural .police . 'They said the incident occurred Wentworth Johnson. 94 N. Blm Bt newer • administration. building, a half mile away, where several days agq. Word'of It seep DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: The defeadi^t iesUfitd that he Truman said in a Washington prated in bidochina and' the today defied Diem's order ousting grappled with a buahy haired in Oails For End to Btrikei speech April 18 that the press has ___ ot t n t Asia as a return of him as head of the Burete, the na Le aet up hla headquarters. It ed out of the tightly guarded JiUl Marilyn' Plank, 23 Bunco Dr.; Jo SIcKnim called too for an end to tional security police. gave Surete workers until tomor only yesterday—Heae' diet birth anne Kempt 30 W. Center Bt; truder and tw ice' wee knocked thrown a n . unparalleled “cloak of niBCh Colonialism. o u t strikes teat (nipple newspapers. protection” ..around the admlnls- ObM^ la said to be leaning to Bang said Diem had no author row afternoon to move over to the day. UJS. Army doctors reported Gary Morgan, Marrow; James Ria- He said the recent ’’death’’ of the new office. It also declared iQegel ly used stomach pumps and antt- sa, 31 Lockwood B t: Mra. Gladys The crimlnoiogtet eeid Mood tration and'''“triad to keep much of ward tM Idea that Diem can never ity to remove him since he had struck Brooklyn Eagle "^■Ephls bad management from the laoendM thb hostile factions la b ^ appointed to the Job by Viet the green-bereted commando unite doUs to savo hia Ufo. • Fayle and eon, 0 RldgeWood B t; iattwe found In. tho Bhoppard “Shocking.” M s. laadX and that the United created by Sang for the Surete. AiiOit Deny Itulride Mra. Emma Van Deck, 194 Btun- H lrq^ and tho pattern of mows Criticising “the ever-present Nam Chief of Btato Bao Ew, who led nokeamen said they knew mlt St.; Herbert Pfeiffer, RFD 2, In discuaaing strikes. Slocum W aifa^lM ^ consider suppoftbig' has-been living on the . French The government said It would on thf vIoUb^ Skull erare auch as urge to censorship and s limlUng said; a xaolaoammt. Riviera for the past year. Sang, cut off electricity," teieifiione~ and nothing ot-tbe a«dcideâttenipt.- Un-^ Coveatryh Mrs. - Mary—Cmmer,- to^peeee-wJaftJMBdad peieou was. of news-(N>urceSf’- 8loeum,--«(ecu- S e c n t a r ^ StaU DuUes, on the whose office controls the provincial water services to the buildiU(Uog if der a 4-power agreement, they are Glastonbury; Mrs. Janet TomUn- the slaywr.- Dr. Bbeiqierd Is right Uvs vice president of the Philadel ““ Seme "Wy" nuiil'be^ Diem’s order wee dlBobeyiyed. TOe forbidden to disclose hmpralnge son, 10 Bunce D r.r Alfred Btwin, handed. . phia Dullette, skid in an address that a single grmip cannot decide Premier eleo wemed that If the in the Uvea of the Jailed Nasi lead- 23 Cumberland Bt*; Mrs. Phyllis test the people are to be deprived From t ^ Mining >napers with strikes as th e « - ed by the. dissident groups fdvlaed Von Schlrach and Munitions Minis DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. At the'trial, tM state prasented ------ao murder weapon^ right to know is more important ecutionsr, are riiocking thlnge him not to give up the poet unUl ter Albert Speer, ao years; and Thelma LaFoPt and daughter, 879 than any single decision. The Eagle discontinued pubU- new national govommoat la Adm. Karl Doenlts, whose 10-year LydsU S t; Mra, Dorothy Gelsal^ Tooth fragments Srsfe found un- esUon last month during a strike dsr ths body. Dr. Kirk oaid his ro- “We shall hope that our well- croatbd. The front, whooe mom- term expires in October, IMS. and daughter. East Hartford; intentioned Secretary of Defense by the CIO Asnencsn Newspaper ra control private armies, bee There has been some queetim of asarch ahowad tbsy were brokm In Person.. Mary Ann Krach. 18 Wadsworth will quickly see the error in his Guild. Other unions declined ,te been trying-to get IMem out Heos' mental state since be flew St; Mrs.,Martha Parker, and son, by an outward yank,* Indicatmg croae picket linea. Mra Sheppard bad cloaed her teeth recent resort to censorship in an Seng also said ho would not take from Germany to Scotland on May RFD 1, RockvUle; Mra. Madtlsins effort to check alleged eecret “It (S a ahanaeful blot on tee 10, 1041, with ths expressed no Swlatek and daughter. 40 Ward OB en attaekaPs hand. DK Shep raaponaibUity_ for. any disorders pard’s hands bore ao wofinds. Isaka.” record of normally stable news tluU might occur do a rosult of the tion be could bring about a peace S t, Rockville; Mrs. Irene Rem- Wilson told s Washington news paper unions.” Slocum Mid, “when Premier’s move. The Binh Xuyen between Britain and Germany. pel, 212 Lydall B t; Karen Ander- conference April 12, thatui>i. ■«he fbeir membership Joins in 'concer- cmnmaados manning tho Surete Britiah psychlatrtata described Bon, 701 Hartford Rd.; Clarence tightened Defrnse Depart:Department__ ti»— inter tural commitments, particularly main loyal to their general. noid oehlaophrenia and hyaterieal Keeney, 85 Foster S t ‘AU BABA AND THE Al THIEVET mation to keep potentisl enemies so when tge Immediate rwult 'a P p R The government took over the amnoeia. - At the start of the from lemming too'much, but in the death of a voice of expreMion irefectural police headquaitera Nuombetg war crlmos trials in Don’t forget' texture oentrast puns WINNING AUMINCE sisted his directive did not con to the ■■ peo|>te; SPOIITS rom tbe Binh Xuyen last month. 1946 be put on such a ahow of am- for hot weather. Here’a - a nice stitute censorship. . 'It to time for union leadership It alao ordered «B March SO that neaia that there was some doubt S C H b O L combinaUon: Smooth atlk Vioe. Slocum said the ANPA. conven at all levels to quit pusa>’footing Sang give up hie post to raaksi whether he would continue me a J m ty duster, shiny plastio hand PARTiaPATioN pu ir tionuon uiisthis year is more manthan an sn-an- oi. this tosce; this looking the other room tor L«, but Sai^ retuood. The defendant. bag, matte leather gloves. nual meeting—that it Is time ter way when their msmbers are not b R P L A V e o o same day govaniment forcas and Ha later astounded the court by "THE COUNTRY GIRL" 9>«ee SilS . SB* an accounting of the neirapapere living up to their contract work Binh Xuyen units clashed in saying hia amneaU had been faked, aa "trustees of a fundamental cbligations." J (Ac 'Ptxuic’i of 5 0 0 ^ S S S(o Saigon otreet fights that left at but he escaped the death penalty \ '■ freedom—the people'a right to least SS persona dead and US meted out to 11 other top Nakia. “WEST OE'z ANZIRAR'* know.” woundad. b CriMT. aawm 8:« \ WADDELL SCHOOL "The more other media of com- can tâu jncA an $10 DELIVERS raordon 8PBCIAL LUNCHES tacliidbig 90e dally snsrlal > Bvstyday—An Rights Rsssrvsd H. icUnsoaKOo., proof drowors, tho porfoct Joints. . . tho magniRerat mohog* BUY CMcken bi UteBaaket EffBCthrs FrMcqf, Apifl ony woods. / THIS SUITE . . To TSke tOo # J W OF MANC M> Free I cllltcts Tm 29, WB wM cio9« a t X Horo is voluo boyond boliof . . . sdâgs boyond Boys' Slu^ An BMEs/briskt comparison! ^ UBERAi. OAK GRILL o m I 12 29 OAK ST„ BIANCHB8TEB S Can aaas KEITH MIDGR EDISON •haw Stan* s.-es W ent « RBW i t n ^ s SHOP KEITH'S . FOR BE ROOM BUYS! AiAAyS 1 CARTOONS * ' 15 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL ^ TERMS! Pi rtBblB fa r FREE? Sm BANTLY OIL C d „ Ik . 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reglaterad oa onatlaa af traffic Sshermen by Britain iii World War BoUon 1 ....*....eb...... Browiiell Sues Heads Drive Faeroe „^ Strike n to protect them against the hoEordf. MOW,VOU..MAr b An eaipleyed Saaa Germans. The Motor Vehicle Cemmlsalon- aad foeaiia any art . As the strike went into effect in Station Rejected er’s fUU oonclusion pn the baaiB of •aeb bars to pay $Bb To Stice Hilton, Protests Bordo Thorahavn, all traffic and work the hbartog and a traffic survey ar cor awnfMy pgy- in the harbor halted. Postal links read: manfi. . . aod para- with the other islands were sev By Commissioner "In view of the geometries of bly bava ana amaltor Statler Merger! Doctor Ouster ered. Residents' stormed Tood the intarsiMUon it is believed that maathly payasaat.. X. ahops as soon aa th^y opened this ^Belton, April 97 (Special)—^The the operation of a gas station at Loan tiijid ttilwnd X the southeast corner of tha interr morning. Bread waa scarce, alnca Atata Motor Vahicla Department ta yoia asidi. Pkaae (OHrttaMd t n m T m f Om ) (Oeathned from Faga Oae) the bakera* helpers had Joined to section of Bolton ^Center Rd. at far laaa an Snt vWt, the walkout. has denied the request of Graan the prabent time would create un gallon tomalned firm in backing write ar aaaw la, •rally throughout th« nation for The Faeroes, batwaan Iceland Manor Kstataa eff Manchaater to desirable traffic movement. A . taaaa $99 «a $9SS routino Hotel buitnaiM Md for Dr, K. HMvoraen aa th e ^ r d o Is and the Shetlands, have been un erect a gaaoUna station at the cor the result of the bearing and a W tlo ^ and r ^ o i u l bonvontl6iu.~ land doctor. Danish authdrttteirSad der Dgnlsli rule since 1$$6. The ner of R t 6 and Bolton Center Rd. traffic survey which has bean home-rule movement began 50 made wa feel that this will create H u Juatlco Dtpartmtnt con- fired him two years ago. The ia- In a lengthy report Motor Vehicle landara defied'the order and have years ago. • y- ic haakrda at tandad that the maiYai' allmlnatad bean ualng force- to prevent his re the denial on the. Tack of traffic partieutor |oeation due to tha lack I HiIton>8tatlar compaUUon. par moval. control at the pratont tlma.” of' traffic control at tba present ticularly with roKard to aarvictng Copenhagen authorities, worried A public hsarlM waa held to- tim e.. As the result of this condi la ^ convantiona by the tense situation, ordered the Public Records cal)y by tha Motor Vehicle Depart-' tion the application for local ap dapartmant auegaated that Faeroe government to resume the ment acting on tha raquast of the proval ia denied." In addition to tha four ciUaa named Warrantee Deads The Green' Manor Batatea pur- talks today. Proapecta of a settle^ Zoning Board t€ Appeals leveral M l MAIN ST.. 2nd PI.. Ovsr •pacifically for proponed divaatl- meat appeared slim. Some autbdii- Jarvla Acres, Inc., to James J. waaka ago. It waa divulged that. chmaad tha land from the Râr tura action, the court determine ties voiced suspicion tha Bordo Rohan Jr., and Myrtle C. Rohan, Gulf Oil Co. ptoa tatarasted in con- Williams' Batata and are now con mialialll^dlM. AdilirllM nsI what other pn^rtlea might have property at 39 Alice Dr. ' atrucUng a $-bay gaaoUhe station verting the land for building pur O riN TMUISOAV BTMNOS i rapraaentativea had coma to Thors- Uaa aali a o)Meai ri to I to be diap^d of “to diaaipate'' the hava to play for time so thejl,000 Sarah R. Carman' to Kenneth at tha aits. Soma opposition waa poses'. ' aUeged antitnut violaUona, paMla ln Klaksvig could prepare M. Gelber and Agnes C. Gciber, HUton’s acqulaitton of the StaUar prop«jt¥-Ai.$Slj£rMiddl« TMa, fltito foiTlU ItiUlon doUari liA thnrtlefeniegvgatiiit iâttem pt <)nitelBim Deed Mothor’i Day year wae daaeribed by aeeoclatn Berald Pbota. to use force against them, K. J. HoU to PauI.DWalter K. Sullivan for al If you arff in doubt about ford, Waahington, Detroit, St. iocaJ Mental Health Fund cam Independence movement'a teration to dwelling at 130 White what to giva Mother you LmSs and Loa Angalae, and a tenth newspaper, 14 September, called St.. $900. under conetructlon in Dellaa. paign, it haa been aimounced by on the islanders to meet any land To James PontUlo for alteration won't go wrong with a gift The chain today compriaea M Mra. Abraham Rtbicoff, wife of ing attempt with force. It said to dwelling at 69 KenMngtcm St., certificate —^ she'll b u y plurii hotala la operation dr under Gov. Riblcolf, honorary Sta;te about 1,000 persona in Klakauk are $1,300. eoiiBtruction in tha United Stataa chairman of the 1955 MantaJ armed with automatic guns ob To Veclavs Martuaani for a 1- what SHE wants. and aevan foreign countriea and tained from the northern islanda story, 6-rdo'm dwelling on Fergu •Ktanda half way around the world Health Fund. Mra. Helfrick ia a^ The guns were furniehed to island son Rd., 115,900. from Bararly I&la, Calif., to Tur- phyaician and' a member of local X iwy. ______and State medical eooietlea. May 1-7 la Mental Health W a^ and Inauguratea the 1955 Mental Health Fund campaign In ân- & Benefit NeU $475 cheater. Give her "the MOST In accepting the fund chairman- Birthday Present Bhip, Mra. Helfrick pointed out the m a t need for this- campaign. # “Mental health ia our number one Savaral Waatarn banda from the health problem today,” Mre. Hcl- ^ W U P T E N area oombinad laat night at the frick aaid. “Mental Ulneae SUa one City View Dance Hall and played half the number of hoepltal beda in BEAUTIFUL \Stockings in the world a $475 buna for Vern “Ducky” Karr thia country, aa many aa all other diaeaaea, tuberculoala polio, can k a f Oolumbia. cer, heart; etc., combined. How Tha Waatem Jamboree waa pre- ever, our dollara can change thia •mtad to help Karr and hia family appalling picture. ^ / meat tha hoapital bUla being in- eu m d while ha la having hla right "In hoopitala providing the lat- PUP FUN eat aclentlfic treatment, aa many amputated in a Toronto, Can^ a FUlt SIZE • liDOMV \ , hoiqiltal. Six yearn ago he loat aa 70 per cent of the patlenta re hfa left lag aa the reault of a plane cover. Thia percentage will go ,• T9EATI0 CANIDS higher when reaearch aciantiata ,• UiSTS FO« YIAtS\ craah. have the funds to follow up the WhUa hoqdtaUaad in 1»4», he many leads they now hjtve on taught himaalf to play the guitar diagiming and trekUng mentalin- \ nndvWhan tranaferred to this area ness. We have a severe shortage by Trana-Oeean AlrUncs, Joined of hoapitala equipped to success belle-^hRYmeer IW Ttagg'a Prairie Drtftera. fully treat the mentally ill. an / Dtat night hla old boaa. Bill acute shortage of clinics where Flagg, atola tha ahow In front of early detection can prevent severe tho capacity crowd with hia banjo mental breakdown, and of trained $ 4 . 9 8 end playing. personnel to carry on the work in ■m Today TVMiia Chanoa and Pat reaearch, hoapitala, and clinics. I e snurss Miranda aald that a oartiSad check “Wa Ue counting on wide public $ 5 . 9 8 To Mother with love . . . ~fhr $475 wouMhlRTtakan hy them support to finance the effort to and Kerr’a wife t o . Toronto thia overcome these deficiencies and lA fV TO .DIAMOND’S N weekend and prabantad to the conr cut down the tremendous toll of ▼aleacing muaMan aa a birthday mental Ulneaa in our State and in IRICTI ARMY and NAVY praaant our community." 997 MAIN STREET A beautiful washable Among tha antartainara who X played laat ayapiiy ware Smiling ji - i Jim'a W aatarn Oaravan, Bill -\ Flagg'a Prairie Driftara, Lao and m i NASH ■'’\ - 1 Gana Watta. Toddlin’ Alloa Mae, Lace Dress ■ - \ tlu Laay Bar U Olrla and the STATESMAN Full Fashioned Leg-size stockings Story Village Play Boya. ■; d If you’ra a aouthpaw, you often $ 7 . 0 0 Par Week Special! tael how angraoeful you are when $ thruat into aituationa deaigned for See ED MOBIARTY at -X 8-98 the rightbandad. Now, at leaat PRICE SCOOP ,■ kvii oiw kind bank haa deciM to al ROY MOTORS, lis. The gift ail mothers need every day, low you to be graceful—left-hand 941 N. Main St. TeL Ml 9-5119 'The loveliness of cotton lace, fashioned to accentuate ad checkbooka. its intricate beauty . . . hiding a wonderful washday every week, every month of tho secret of unconditonal tub-ability. In powder blue, navy or pink. Sizes 10 to 20 and 14 Vi to 22V^. year. Here's one gift that's easy to ,!l! , Now.eeyou con color- . buy and sure to please. Buy her â box of three pairs. We will gif^âp tchowt OLroom to /; ■I'*.' Tq Methgr with lov* N, at no extra charge. 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•tats Award, this wta gtvs the lag and aask view Iha new dial BMerow afternoon at the Case Uvee but these Mlowltw die. winner a wee In the summer at equipment tii aotlen. ' Bolton Qynmaeltim Loeal Seout loader, Jet to Deliver Mra. Robertson haa one child aad •torrs With anpensos palA Mr. ■eapM Bed Available Mn. Lawrence OMverse, has re has had three raUcarrieges. ya(£cine Shots Set Nelson says o f Mias Bernals, ' t am Mrs. Clarencs B. Portsr an- quested the girU to moot at the Rare Blood for FIrat imowledge such a : n sure ahe will be ScUve In repre nounesa that tha Amsrlcan Le- aohool et 2:80 p.m. Pour parenU Mood existed came to light more senting the youth of Hebron end gion'a Woman's Auxiliary haa a ffolPs Zone Hearing May 9, will traneport the group for the re- thdn a year ago when Joan CblU- t For 89 Children will be a dlstlact Bledit to the hospital bed which will be avail- heanaL -r Uitbom Infant hoo imdsrwent surgery In an Ed group," able to bnyone in the town needing Benota are invited end urged to monton HoqflUl. The award is sponsored by the Seeks Tolland Rd. Business Htteea, April t t (Sp«ci»I)— it, to be kept by them for a period Wmonton. AltA, April 27 (PK- When no matching Mood eouTd be Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri of 60 days. found a sampU was sent to New first SsHc TMcin* sdministia* can Lagldn. Tlie Auxiliary Ja kseping this mado for tranq>orUUon that nlghtP*- M P«m *. carrying two York and London where medical tlwn traatmcnt in HMnm r*Ul t«M« Ns m Arrival bad psnnanently on hand, ft will Bolton, April rr (Special)—Theoaeeretary-and Mrs. wmiern Vtliav and it U expected ScouU will make bottles of what U belitved to be axperU opBflnhed It as a new requaHt of E. J. HoU for a change tine, trsesnrer. the trip with their parents. the rarest-type blood In the worid, type. piece et the XlemmUry Scl^t on A soil wee bom Sunday at the be tree of eh e^ for applicants. Movie Pleaaed « Uniradey, Key B, I^wUl be for Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.'Porter may bs eentacted by te Buatasas Zone, on Tottend Rd. HeepHeUied was .aehoduled to leave Edmonton In bis efforts te study the new An announcement made at tk* M chiMren of gredes on* and two. Walter Sherwood Of Hebron. The any parson needing the bed. yeoperty now cldssifled as Reel- Daniol Buccino of School Rd. today on a 1,200-mlla non-stop blood-type, Or. Buchanan aeereh- S r. Irvliur Friedmea, o ( OolehM* Sherwood! have one other child, a denee B sons wUl be tha subject Camera Club meeting Monday entered the Veterans Administra ed tha records of fUnflies at the promised the showing o f tha tion Hsspttat at Newington' lest flight to California. tar, H ob^'c health officer, and daughter, Kathy. Manebeeter Brnnlag Msrnld^ | of a public hearing on May 9 at Indian reserve. lie went bach to Sr. Irwin laraei, also of Colches Kodak movje, "Quality in Photo week. He Is wcpected-to be a pa The rare blood Is n W ed et Red records of 1874 In order to tnce Open Hooae Planned He area cerreepandant, Miss I tbs Community Hell. graphic Len*,” on May 23. The tient there for the next aW weeks wood City, Calif., Hospital where ter. win administer tb* Taccine, The New England Telephone Oo. The Zoning Commission adver family trees. and School Murse Mrs. Harry H. Pendleten. telepbene A( film was originally booked for an where he U under tivetmtnt for Mrs'. Nadine Robertson U about announces an "Open House’' will tised yesterday that the heeiW early winter 'iiieeting .hut laet- ecutb nephritlA to give birth to a baby which will The Iflima, a TS8 Jet trainer, wee Xlrkham and the Colchester be held et the new Telephone •8454. which . was originally scheduled to be piloted by Lt. i^dr. Allan school nurse, will assist. . minute difficulties prevented the 4-H Chiba Mee( be delivered by Oecserien opera J. Wood of Vancou)^ and Flight Building in Oolumbie. on May S iSet month would be held et 8 p.m. club from seeing it at that time. The 4-H “ Aeeasiwrias MoeUng*' tion. There U little hope of the The llMt two shots will he free, end 4 for patrons, their femUlea flie property involved Uea between Lt. H. Robertson of Stretford, Ont. to be paid for froin the March of The' next meeting win feature will be beld* et the Community baby living without the blood. end friends, between 7 and B p.m. STpRI, O ^C I cMd ToUand Rd, end a private road a visit from James Hellsr, popular Hall tomorrow at 1:80 p.m. Simas fund, but a later shot in Vialtars will be shown the build- way south of the Vamon town The blood, known Ih modlcel dr- •bout aevaB months will require Ansco repreasntattve, whose show- BegUtradene Aeeepted else as aub-eub Ah deletion chrom line. It is part of a triangular Dental cUnIe patienu entering paremts to taka their children to a SHOP nXTURES tniet of land a portion of which inge of colored slides In past years osome. was donated by two Ustare. doctor to have the eaccine admin- has drawn a Urge attendance. aehool In September will register Mrs. Clara Hirondelle 'and' Jean was Boned for business some time at seaaione held tomorrow and Fri istared. BgO. Three members reported Mon' CalUhoo o f the CaUihoo Indian Re AT LOW nUOES Oaaeer Brtrs Steperts 19S1 CHRYSLER f v v f w r « day on attendance at the CharUr day at the Elementary Sriiool. serve near Edson, 130 miles' west HoQ said last month whan the Birth sMtifloatea and eertUleation The Cbncer drive is nearini: Its .W I N D S O R . roqueet was first made that he has Oak colored slide-show at Weaver of Edmonton. Moss, and the latsst report is that High School earlier thU month- of amallpox vaccination and diph Red Crou offieieU said only 26 Artbir Drag Stiris De-Lsx^lUdle and beater. BO immediate plans for business theria iBunaiUBatlon should be seer $395-is on hand towards the use of the lend. However, since a The club found the talk and peraone are-known to have the HOURS i A-M. t a i l P.M. qwrta of BSSO. As there are several DWYEi portion o f the tract U aoned for demonatretion on paper negatives presented at the time of xeglstra- blood. There ere 21 in Ceneda, all oanvasaers still to rspprt it looks $ 2 9 5 , DuaineaB the request would make by Mr. and Mrs. Harold l^rd at tlon. . on tha Calllhoo reserve, two in the as if the goal may be in sight Boning uniform for tha entire piece thie week's meeting both interest MoeUng Tsnigbt United States and two in England. Mlse Becnsis Chosen ."SoeBOl liOKOETII PRODUCTS^ .et land, isolated by the two road ing and informative. The regular meeting o f the Dr. D. 1. Buphanan provincial To Be U Rally Board of Education will be' held director for the Red Crees blood Mias LueiUe Bernals o f Oiledd lAf Ways and the town line. The de- et the school tonight at 8 o'clock. has been chosen by Principal H. Ra tor;, lea wWWwT 9fmWWm§ WfiHIH aenptlon gives the boundaries as Local Girl Scouts will partici trensfuaimi service, eeid the Hood type resulU when peraone with RH QUARTS Chester Nelson, of Windham High IBSCeater 8t! Fboi^ >a B -im MO feet along the town line on the pate in the Eastern Connecticut Maaebeeler Evening Herald ■dioel, to recelvs the Laurel Ctele’Oirl rtdil. MI 3-S32A north; 210 feet along Tolland Rd.; Council Rsdiy at Case 'Gymnasium pcelUve and RH negative have a 275 feet on the south owned by at^-the Willimantic Hlgh Koho^ Batten eemapanOmrt, Mrs. Joseph child. Holl and 180 feet by land now or Friday at 7 p.m. The local BcouU D T iabi, tahiphinu M l 5-8545. ~lta moot eases, the first offspring FM1S formerly owned w Waterfront have been practicing Weekly this \ Realty Co. month with Andover for their part HAIFQAUONS PTA Oonamlttee Ohalrmea in the rally .which will be choral The PTA Executive Committee singing. They boast e repertoire of bee announced standing committee 10 songs which will be heard as SCOTT IT...GOT IT...a better h ebalrmen next year will include part of tha program damon- M n . Robert L. Richardson, pro Btratlng Scout work. gram committee; Mr*r-Loui* C; —A 'flnal rehearsal will be hald to- -kIFEE -fl—RRGOt—GV~-^pFflEU*wFlGilOip''“EfleF Dtanock J r, membership; ' Mrs. a light H^lng of Scetti Seed; ft't .fun, ahd dene Jamas O. Haaaett, publicity; Mrs. ISdward ‘A. Steele, ways and in • b t^ ie wMi a ScoHt Spteoder. a ta n s; Mrs. Richard C. Olmstead, W B m e recreation; Mrs. William Allison, AHOi^LAWN Sii^ ruKF tuiLoeif room mothers; Mrs. Paul Arnold, Maks* Mm dahim Mwa... fpriap tsadlae* neks hospitality; Mrs. Roy Bosworth, l**^a* . kasMby *ad *t*aap. well child; Mrs. George Taylor, EMERRENCY aiiniea* o( eaoaaatal Mad* la e pamd. Taw aasd anly .^ 'Hia vatama onn* f m i l bllcatlons; Mrs. Russell Wln- OILRURNER pr**aa lAWN SAK by Sir, historian; Mrs. Georgs Wil • psaad or Iw* par IhOO aillliaa* e l a«an. 2 5 % * - DAIRY QUEEN Nd.1 c t m u m v K N liams, refreshments. SERVICE iqfl. 2V, »• ijooteft-tije lAOOO -IdJO * lk$-4SM Owned and Managed By . Appointment of a legislation aqt«-|7.SS - ...... Anna R. Coe Jr. okairmari has not yet been made. CALL 488 Hartford Road HEAVY DUTY CBairmen of the standing commit TiRmS tees and the oAcers of thc-FTA WILUAMS K g g p IrGsh ond n#ot from choro to ttor# serve ea its executive committee. DAIRY QUEEN No. 2 New oacars inatalled at the April OIL SERVICE BUSH HARDWARE CO. Owned and Managed By aMSting include James T. Blair, flUARANTIID Al EihJn FAY ONLY 78e ¥fEEKLY ONLY president; Mra. William Clark, MI-9-4548 793 MAIN STREET ' M7 MlddU Turnpike Wert / 18 MONTHS vice preatdant; Mra. J. A. Fraddo, GAUDET JEWELERS '/ Bay the Firestone at the D occm of miM-fnih prints in MMrt dccvelcM 7ES MAIN ST. MANCHEfTOt regular price. Get the ftyicB, sunbecki with brief bokras, and ‘ littic ind for only $7.77. Pine tax and dseve* dieascs. I f any in nmiron pliwc or Dupont your old tire. wrinblc-free ZesM finish. In tispt 9 to 15; ,12 to 20; to 3t to 44 and 46 to 52. 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S A V E $ 1 . 9 5 PUNT INUI IIOiriCheeM ~Once you Test Drive nm Triggi^-Torque power, inôrd, sit hack stay^Hjazziii for 15 per club fiwgront.coiorfidgolda^ SPECIAL . o n ly $ 3 .9 8 Korioft, yellow monHiBoc w •r dettoo rods. Ivy new in the luxury of its Thunderhirdinspired styling, and relax to its Sproada on ootily, eovera eolidly, ween olourivrprWnglyiewprico. - - a ^ ween! Du Pont ”40’^ Outaide White ae BaaTtwa-Baaoeai new Angle-Poised Ride--^y6ull ^ e why the swing is to Ford! oovaa PaoiT..F«rweeJaMee. , 6 « a r M t M i keepe the all-white clapboard houae tpar- wwvsw l Bad* whitoêSuee web GRASS SEED . 37c . klfatg triiite long aftar ordinary peinta have . iBBitFieTkeiiiT F l a t t i e I f you haven’t driven a Ford lately, get into ator pedal Ughtning fast. You’ll fee! the dif of Ford’s upholstery combinations in any car. baomna dull and dirty—beeauaa it’a e d f-' daiabie—PfDkMts H r jmess. FERTILIZERS fllRDiN TOOLS fl 'jS Ford and tee w hy it's Americb’i fastest ference the second you want to pass. How R E O i m fiarita Hata You’ll, probably wonder, too, why all the deaning! Becauae a t a unique blend of pig- •elUng VJB . . . and your best buy! smoothly and quickly Trigger-Torque power ee MOT eaaKNT a aneoe VIGORO PRUNING SHEARS SHEETS roads you once thoiMht rough seem to smooth . mentaandoile,thiafine,extra-dunbleHouee MMT. C«*«re Uka mefie. n iM moves you out into the trafiBc Sow! W hat a 1 to. Vic . . 5 too. SOe 49c CNMl 1.91 130 Count Sturdy Ford’i new Triggn-Torque or getaway all of a sudden. Fora t new Angle-Poised Ride Paint actually cleana itaalf under normal rortia«iwiUi"Dnhu” alk7d ROTARY MOWER FREE feeling of confidence it. gives you. And this cushions all the bumps—big and little. Steer nO ne—etajre W ntU itl far - EXOmNO BAVINOB • 10fls.9Se25lbo.1.A9 MUSLIN ^ power ob^ t your commands on the acceler expoeun to aun, rain and weather. . . pro seen. Fiaefar wethiwd as- WiSTINBNOUSI. DILCO G R A S S Trewdo .... 19c, 49c new Trigger-Torque power it touts to com - out onto a highway. Nofioe the way even the' <»m nB 4PJ0 VALVE vided, of ooune, that denea ahade or ex-, bmtoe lU efla, te*. OR • J. H.P. MOTOR C A T C H E R NEW Rdics ..... 1.79, 1.9t aiand in whichever enf Ford’s 3 m w , m ighty, 'Annoying thud of the tarstrips teems to 172i R.P.M. LIOHT GOLDEN VIGORO * W— ■—■- 9 engines you choose...... dittf^pearl oemlye suBCvmmlatiqgi o f d u ft and fo o t WIIOHT lASY TO S a v * $ 4 .5 0 3.SFnO ENGLISH S p o m i y I^Mh ■ • e AoGr . 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How Grants has it WINDOW ROXES (Ofly multi-color itripei at this rsmarkable sayings! U W N FERTIUZER 9 fc 1.17^ or woven stripe borden. SO Ibo...... 2.40 SUiMIT FRINTS Chooae from a huge aasoirt- Um Credit Coupons ^ USE OUR CREDIT LIME GUMMOURULtS aaent o f tha latest Come in and sample the many "worth more” itdvances in the new ’s s F o i ^ E. A ; JOHNSON PLAN—15 A MONTH SO lbs...... tOc ■dÊcUec. orlntfl. « I - yd. No Dbrin Payment 499 MAIN STREET

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pÔEEKISr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAYVAPRIL27,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27.1968 ______P A d E ld W ovar our- own )pi4i«)r and thalr of* cano has not erupted In 60 years. JJrlM s yesterdayerdsy of his lpattrl|PB tpr It U in aouthem Lanao Provuce— Susan H ayw ard Wife^pUght, he arida toorial May 12, 18 and 14. Writ bo by Mra. Folsom and JoÔOti^lM originals aad two axparimontri RAMOmUSCRAn torta_0a our l)ahiir, .too,, D r o o d l e s W R M R -S tF G roup to Appear hardest-hit .area in the Mg April ” Oh, h j God! I love her.” WGTB-*-141# ten by L m Schaefer, tho Players plays, which w ill make up ths M m ConfiHBKM riid for oiioa, apparantir. 1^. l.earthquakes when hundreds were arid wltriiaass, be broke dowh>. On M end A fter wooo—me W H A T - ^ e prodiictlon will ba offerad on May ProducUon'staff for the play drama foativaL Mamdaii, A artl 87 (SV-Gaa sta ô^fttg l|praUi Dulles Mmsalf ama riaar o( Ky BOOEMPBIOS killed. . Rorowanga ta less than On his arrival In Los Angelas Dîly Radio tion attendant Pat Funaro put 10 1 3 liillra m a Festival 14, cloaing night of .the feaUvaL eludes Ed Folsoai, Tim Duba, atag- \ O n a .o f tba origin ri plajm, ”Pa- FA E TEETH blunder. Tba^ Saturday atatmiant two miles from Makaturing. last ni^t^tfker, looking tired Interestmg Opportunity WDRO—m e ' Raatoia Staadart Tbaa gaUona of gaaoUrw la » a oar with o S ! » a Suicide Attem pt ' l i m ^ i s s s vu ia On Main Strset,” by Mrs. by hia department waa not claarad and haggard, \told reporters: ”1 In the cast for the Playsrs kro ing: iRuth Brown; moko-up; Wil tvro men in it last night. They os Want to get to Bis)^ bedatda> I waht The Mancheotor Community Ricky Gentilcore, Margaret De- liam Brown, lighting. Ushore RutttsRowlsy of 2 Gerard St., will !S"uppffr . ana£ ioJS iw p Fiu w .S S S S ® ? S JS S with him. In fact, in a aurpriains' Tha toUawiBg program acheduiea^:U - gave him a 820 bill. Fkinaro went to ta'k to htr.' .ViH.AJr-TConcert of Cloodco ' Playora wut proMnt' ’T h e l^ t lo Ciantls, Zoet Psreiitsau, Barbara will be Ann Lamb and Garolyn be prehented by the Center Thee- into the station to ca k e change. raverae of the usual altuati^ the KoUywood. Criif., April 27 (P)— aca auppUod by Uie radio manage*' ? s s ___ A t Cedars t i Lebanon Honitri, aoonto aad era subject to change WCIC—rmnk Sinatra Flaw of Rrnoato Ltopl” during the Jones, I ^ s r N e g n , M aria Tri- Janssen. plana The men followed him in and bald A Thought for Today Susan Hayward lay in a H olly howaver, he was M uaad adaols- wrim j-rai-peoM and War fMBdA''OotolMr 1. 1 » blunder w o cleared with Praai- Insurance without aotica. ^ WOTO—Troaoury A g n t Aoaoeiatod LitUo T%oaUra drama vigno, Eve Folsom, -Christina Dube Tho community Playon 1-actor Hekete for the feativri ,mdy b# him up for |820 , taeiuduig tha 1201 wood hospital today, recovering alon to her room. He o M he would and Arllne Culver. Direction w ill B ran Branlas • x c ^ dent Eiaenhower. This puts Mr. foatlvri at Martford’a Avary Mo- io Olio of sight, including thrM obtained by ck)Ung Mrs. Rowley, bin. ; ' BoUaan. Jtol I a t th« The Church Beautiful from what detectives said waa a go see his sons, InsteatL > ^ H ^ -^ o od O ii of Ctooleo DuHaa, tor ones; in the potion of Her physician said kUss Hay i ” 3 S a o *^ LtPr-lîy j M c loTooUcater How beautiful that Church must suicide attempt—^whlle her ex- For a young woman whose residence is in Man Derfcy belns the raacua<^ mission, instead t - ■ . ward should be home ia a. couple \ be , husbend waited for a chance to chester or vicinity, this is a career •opportunity' RJITCS of being the one who has to be of days. The detecUvee wb^found 9t | / Where “Watchful” la the Por- e her. her took her to a receiving I as an inside service representative for a nationally VuSSS^nriso. r--paocert of Cloeaea I AdTaooa rescuad. ter. InveiUfator . rmx While ’’Prudence” hae tha over- Jess Barke^ flew from New Or tri, where her atomaen known insurance company, to provide ,cdunsel and WpRO—piik Derby M o m iU j So, yesterday, to ' immediate leans yesterday after jesrplfig that pumped out rM MoMm •••«••••*••••••••••• ; cheers from our friends abroad, eight. advice to our policy holders by telephone and cor Taoko 9i| Om Montt ••••••••••••••«•••••••• And "Patience” the exhorter. the red-hrired star yhmA been JW—Night Watch 'WMklp a*»a*»»«***««*«*««******V** Mr. Dulles reopened the situation, rushed to a boepital ^ detectives FINDS ABANDONED BABT respondence. / ^ Y o o iMt Your life fltafl# Oopy Where "Harmonjr” conducts the climbed out o f the sand trap, and who broke down riwoOr and saved West Haven, April 27 IDI—So Uca va lUd Sox praise. her from w haK w aa termed an droiîed another ball. Ha is will* And "Reverence* the "Wor cial worker Ro m Wblte of Hamden Pull training is provided. Speed typing skOl is Ba» VHB -3— *rwe PsM Wearing Toopeee' overdoes o f eleoping medicine. out o f the U.8. VetermnaMoeT 'wHAY—NIgbt Watch .n a Aaaeelatad ing to talk cease>fire with Oom'- ship” : .. ■ ..... '■ ' not necessary, age'2l-36, go^ education, some -----i-Y otft -- OTUUaa to ttaa t»a My Orandpaw Tooten once Her dorier worimi’t let him see last night and found a baby bought an expensive toupee freun While ’’Loyalty” ascribes to Christ her lasîiij^t She waa described college prefer!^. Must hsve initiative and desire muniat China, without- the pres* The uncUSputed “ Ixirdship” .' > a boy, not more than six days ol^ ence of Chiang- Kai-shek, as }ong a Mail Order House and they sent as in /Satisfactory” condition; but in the back seat of her car. Police , - for interesting snd^responsible position. va Bed Box _ j5»»eÎoeti»5hi iiSlêdto^ along swne VKauiin Tonic to keep Bariter said her physictaa aald she TO AY-N iU wotek as no territorial decisions are in "Humility” pervades the place, arid the baby had been abandoned WTIO—Troth or Cenaaquaacaa the toupee rejuvenated. Grmdpaw Anq “Piety;’ sweet smileth; was “not yet fully recovered.” T O R O -i^ n Andy-Muae RoU volved. 'Actually, of course,' no must’ve used too mu:ii of the Miss Hayward, 35,' waa found June graduates will be considered. For appoint WOTH—Platterbraina y y w aarrlea eUant a( K. ■. A. < WhUe^ “ Pu rity" her fra g ra n ^ va Yooks great amount of talk may be Tonic because one evantoig-.' 2 breathes, V unconscious in her Sherman Oaks ment and confidential interview, call Jilrs. Peter WHAT—N lta Watch ’ months later, Uie toupee came to mansion before dawn yesterday by — naw necessary. All that la required, And “Gentleness” beguilqth. son, JAcltson 7-7131. ielicf ye. Red Sox W TIO—Truth. -Truth or. Conaequencaa ■X life. It jumped off Orandpaw’e "Simplicity” adorns the tValis, detectives called by her mother. kmoe 'n Aady—Xuae Bah really, ia that Communist China head and ran under the bureau. Two empty sedative bottles were k T -i4reatera Oeiavoa ^TH-Platlerbiolna or And "Grace” all caplQvattng- Record BeTlew give up military action in the For Well, wa tried everything to get- "Benevolence” ia ^proihlaent. found near the pajsms-clsd Chicago re. Yonke WHAY-Nlte Watch ' mosa area, and that we see to it that toupee out. WO ahot at it w i^ While ”Zeri” la cqieraUng. actress; WTIC—McGee and. KoOy ItM Bm«M Priallns( Coinpamr, loe., There were no notes, but friehds WDRC—Moode for Romance \ ______DO nnanrtalraaponSkUity ~ lor that Chiang doesn’t start any an air rifle. Then Orandpaw tried ^WGTH—Edward Morgan to coax it out wiUi a saucer of Here "Mercy". Wears her diadem believed she was despondent over BTH-K. C. AlUcUea va. Red Sox m ttw thing either. It rather looks as if milk. Finally he had to aend old And ’’Meekness” conquers fric- a long dispute with Barker. They kY^Veatem Corevaa . WHAY—Nile Watch ■- Tba lUncbaatar B raal^ BanUd. Oommunist China may already Sport, our dog, in after it. Sport tlotr. were divorced in August in one of ord Revlrir WTIC-Gllderaleeva C H O i e a • ! m l a o v i v y M » v a Yoake . WDRO—Moods for RoauuKO 'SlnlaiP adrartlBDC ckiatac koorai have put itself in a position where ran the toupee donm but- when he While, “Truth” exert its in Hollywood’s bitterest trials in re ^WCTH—Newa — tarMwaar—1 P. cent years. Bad feelings arose later '_Jo ■ ~Boaday—1 p. in. llonter. it cannot refuse this. And now it brought it back it waa «t> acsired it fluence— rem WUAt—NMa Watch ' bad turned grey. But it wasn’t a “Joy” sdte her benediction. in arguments over the upbringing leUce ve. Red Sox ’adnaednar—1 p. m. jn a a d n . looks as if we .were not going to WTIC—Keep to the Capitol As N O S W A Y total loaa. Orandpaw waa able to Here "Righteousness” is placed on Of their twin sons, how *. w . < ^ kY—SkU et Raearie WDRf%-Mooda for Romance ------miss whatever chance there may uae it fOr'a pot holder. guard, . But when Barker learhed in New f iS e w ^WGTH—Reporlera Roundup y—^p . ^ B —BaacbeU & u eat MaUnee daadHna! 10:10 a . ^ aaek be of getting IL While “Goodness” evermore ft's conv*fi)siif W^X--Nawa: Ntu Watch Seattan aanapt ■atiMar — ibouhte. ffr 9 CvHlfOrlQDIVg f t o b l s ^ ^ ^ WTKÎCm p ta Uw Capitol F ilip i^ s Leave And ’’Chriet" is ril .sttraeUve. . W GTH-K. C. AflileUea ve. Rad Sox WDRC—Mooda for Romance ffC O S fS —W^TIl—Reportera Roundup------'x ' aehfM e*wd Sewii Wadnoatejr, April 3T I a ^ c O M S m s X Thcy ChoM Fraedom Oheg O LORD, restore thy Church -to of Raoerie Ym canic Islands Miami ...... I21A6 - ___ 7d Review \ One of the-saddest of alt hu thU > B—BoaeboU Requeat IfatiDaa WDRO—Neva ^ * ;C MIVMQNT-.SIIM9 Her primitive position; N o r fo lk ...... 16A6 16A5 ^-lOSO Radio Loaa ^WGTH—Horry 8. IVumon Sand Trap Diplomacy man stories is beginning to shape WaaklagtoM, D.O. |7.75 1IA 6 ;C—Cal Kolby ila, A p ril 27 (^P^-~■Two hun- And let tu taste on Earth, the bless -- K. clRhleUci va. RaTBox . There is one thing no diplomacy up in Europe. It is the unhappy, Of this divine condition. ' Baagor, Me. ... fl.l6 IflAO _ . Watch aad hardoaaa of familiea today began an evac- Lewtotoa, Me . . g.46 HAS lY—N ews AU TMIIK M im N f get away with. It is the pro- but voluntary retipn to Commu bation of the Makaturing and Ror- Harold W. Hodgkins vxl Evening Good Muaie lUmanah'* Baltimore, Md. 6A6 ltA 6 >«■; Bporta t—Khrry,,b- Yrumon aurpatada Sae on ItrkalsT ihsp* wMi fiM CM of asking for something, and nism of thoas who were once refu owanga Volcano area on Mindanao Sponsored by the Msneheater Plus U.S. Tax u Council o f Churches. t>-N ew a AUtDRR mam when it gets it, ignoring it gees from it. Many of them per Island, the Social welfare admin iC—News iMrilsr aiMMl sds* si gtnllif istration said. Askaabout ttme mad laoMsy-saviag _ H -K . C. AthleUca va. Rad Sox W TW -*5BgW slJ?enaila or refusing it. haps coma across the Iro^^Cur- Keep the skin around your eyes Oreyhoond Package Expicee •i: WDRC—Donee Orcheatra fivtod rlis. IxtrssMiy llila \- The two volcanoes souUi'bf Lake I ^ Y —SfprU. Thia is what American diplo taln in response to fervenjt invita Lanao were reported "apewing clean. A washing that clemte CENTER TRAVEL BUREAU W CCC-Good Evening Good X iu le tramlvcsnt puis uMto bsdtot. tions from cu. Now the phmmunist heavy amoke and hurling small your face in areas that look like 4M Blala Str-dPeL Ml-»g0fl6 WKWB—Dinner Date ^nc^^^fi^Swinoda macy has been guilty of doing, W TIC-Stiietly Bporu WDRC—niaca Orcheatra oaring to our Btate. Department’s countries, Russia, a^d her satel- boulters from their craters.” a Halloween mask isn’t sufficient WDRC—J. Zaim.-n Tbs 6,025-foot Makaturing vol- Get Ups, eyeUda, hairline and noM. CMS •roMieiis ti G R r V H 0 L N D ■ y Imnq^ to steot aMn. the hip, in UtM, are .fervently inyiting Miem tM coNSiciicet m ti.ntsicai teciiiv ^WGTK-K. C. AlhltUci va. Rad Sex 'UNOPPOSED IN ELEOnOIf WtUtmonUc, April 27 t * — Mrs. bock, and some Of them — too *'TOAY- 8uppa r Serenada the matter of trace ta Asia. . 'C—Good Evening Good Xuaio Besgle Nelson, of Hartford, waa un On M Srdi 16. Secretary o f State many o f them-Târe going. mma IB —Dinner Date opposed for election as president IO—C. Cota Glee Qub today, as th« Oonneeticut Deport DuUas said that what he was, ask They are ^golng—perhaps, mis Lombardo V takenly—1^ the baUef that home TH—BUI ment of the Daughters at Union ing in tho Formosan attuation was Veterans of tha CivlUWar hsld the thU : . will be better, even without free **^jnAY—Supper Serenada cloaing eeseioa of its Mth annual V W n o - t S(M Extra *Tf there woro a renunciation of dom, :ân freedom without W_ _ p r R R (w ,i^ ir Tbomoa convention. W e ra —Nawi; WeatMer the use of foroe, that would meet homo; ji/Vw in ihc S the Immsdlata rsqulrements of Many o f them are sUU 11-vingîn the rituation, and there would be kovala and alums, jobless. Some DRC—Tenn. Ernl- WCTH—Fulton LawM no necessity that X can see for of them once hoped they might TIm m taoMray eheemakeil fr«a OriUhn^ dwMS anybody, either on the Republic of find a way to get to the UnitM States. But, In practice, when they Spring gtove-Mft, ean-fiM Ariliue Iwtber—teeve It —UMed te China’s aide, or tho Gbmmsmiat apply for a vie*, it takes_three rigM-wIth ya«r fori' —S etoate aa rirMolod ■— y OMMri. \ months to a year for a Oerman SAY—Supper Serenada call their legal pretenalo^ their (EIBBLBRW “Rambler” bOMta » m B raohioMoS WTrikteg wrodgo' ““ News of the World legal clalma". y investigation of them, a year for to'loud Briago to yow atop. For a oamaoorftl of oMtSoor aetivtty, _____-tVnn. Ernie feature at WatRTns... WGTB-Gahrtal Haatter Last Friday, a t Bsmdung, Pre InvasUgation by U.S. intelUgence, yoan rovel ia thia fwa-ohee. LMg-BToartag leatbor aok Brlth n b - six to nine mentha for investiga tfR AY—;New ^ ^ ^ p ^ Serenade mier Chou lln-lai of Communist bar hooL Color: Cbaaspagaa. “ Ao oooa la ClHna.“ V m c -O n a arally tion by tha U.S. consulate, and WDRC—E. R Murrow c Q t China, proposed/a codfeienoe of TOTB--Calebrity tiroa Oommunist and the united than r- mei^ In this country. FB I—Peace and War F in e C h in a .Traaaury Agent F or too many o f thorn, froedom WILL HILLS meoa. added t ^ aurii a oon- Formerly of Beasoa’s TV - hss hern a dead end. taenon^coald not prejudioo Oom- Teterîon Proignpu ' Triephoae ail S-9S9S Now the Oommunlsta are eon- »er Posture Built China's claim to Formosa, O^Psse trrff • frem^**** of Am*rlM *s waa almost an escaet re dueUnoei fervent campaign, in sponse-to Seeretsry Dulles' state viting tham to return to their own \ , V 1 ment on March 15. countries, promising thsm political B E D D IN C V Furthermore, hy the very act of amnesty, jobs, homes, and educa Tep-Quall^ Makors tion for their children. And the L ik e S mattress and box spring that , give you full support proposing a' conference. Premier as you sleep? Super-Posture Built bedding b^ Stearns & Chou more or lees bound himself Communist campaign is beginning Foster is designed fo r better posture with |i^52-coii inner- not to resort, to force in the For to trite,,.not because they really / spring unit o f extra gauge wire and double-quilted cotton. mosan ritoatlon, at least until the bcHeve Communism has changed, first QuBlIly snO Psristot I .75 Stearns & Foster exclusives . . . Insulo Quilted Cotton idea of a conference had been dis- but because their, own idea of Pads and Pre-built Seat Edges. . . are fdiso incorporated into poeed of, or a oonferenpe had been what non-CommunIst freedom of this fine bedding. The hand-tied box^rin g is also design^ held. fered them hae changed. Hsrs's your enco-in-o-blusrinoen chones to buy this •xqubHo sach piaea! for firmness. Full or Twin sizes. / ‘ ^ So whnt does our State D tpi^- We of the West had the beet in- tentlora hi tha world in enooarag- m «l dof K apuins 3 mu's pledge I chine of Wieo^dflcsnt sovin0t! A WAREHOUSE RB)UCTION from on* hu seek a peaceful raUier than lo g tkeae people to come to us, for military solution. It igmnns the their ■ own good. We also, of OPEN EVERY of Isodino pottsry mokers (whom neins ws moy not course, treasured, a preqiaganda tsot that Chou hha now offered THURSDAY EVENING montion) onabiot us to levo you HAlF-PRiCEl Imagine . . . what DuUee asked for. And it re victory over the Oommuniste. But wa haVa been negligent on the fo l CLOSED MONDAYS jects H. lîls was a snap action f HRST QUAUTYI Open ilpck, too, IO you moy odd to your by tho Stats Department while low-through, and now any propa l«.7S ganda victory involved threatens both Secretary DuUea and Prsei service loter. Don't delay! Aftof th!| solo, no mort of thii dent Eieenhbwer were out of to turn into a defeat . And when we think of Die time even one of Washington. The object waa to these ' corid have, back in his hne china will bo obtainoblo at onywhort noer this price! ir * «» get a quick headline tearing down .phott’s move before it had homaland, currying favor with the authorities by spreading trisa of CoStorafaB COBBLERS goto Italloaao . . . faahloatag ono o f the chance to boUd itself up in the 0 |^n Stock! proMoat, baraot, eooloot abooa that ovar awitaed thraugh'Sptiag worid. Tet this quick action would what "western freedom” , waa like, we shudder. aad SiiaUM'ii. “Qlanoada** ia beawttfrily exoeated la atagaat atrlpa / '■ peem.ao thoughtleae as to be Ir- Hiia ia one phase of the opera- Reg. $19.75 Roseback Arm of oparhSag Etdakha with a Rid covend foet-«oddSag- foaia xot, Recipe 79.50 in more jo yijh sa qne. Tho Hooyor CommiHion dia- Tê point la that, however ff.7r— * Century Shield^Back A rm Chairs covors th ri tho N avy hao on hand much we may distrust Chou, we 19.fi0T:; - oneugh cannod hamburger to teat cannot afford to slap him down 69 yoaro, and a supply o f blue at the very moment his words Buff.* 77.50 for gracious dining Reg. $22.50 Shield-Back trouaers big enough to lost for g iv e ' us exactly what we have Side Chairs 17.50. . eight yeare. It deiUoree thia over- aricad. The only pooatble policy Mocking o f N avy auppUes,''''and The elegance associated with 18th Century Reg. $79.50 Dropleaf Table iOr us Sa for us to explo^ behind would eatabUah r il kinds o f rules dining in Southern Colonies is captured in opens to 44 X 72 in ^ e s 69,75 Curtis Ht^v wly C«ld Wirao the words, to see if there i# pros and prooeddrae to avoid such ex these mahogany pieces. For added, strength pective fact and action behind Reg. $79.50 35-inch China cessive ordering in the future. all legs and framing are of solid gumwood. them. We ourselvea expounded Cabinet 69.95 FewNHiewt, M iwMtftr The Oommisslon falls down only Choose as m uiy pieces as you need! . formula for peace in the For East wheii it comes to recommenda WINMiiOTi wT • • .w^ duni offered our own formula tions for getting rid of the 59 baric to us. We then rejected that ■ ’*V - a i - • years of hamburger and the eight Tk at puts us in . a sand years of blue trouaera Aa in ao trap, o f our own nudeing. W e had many instances, the Hoover genlua SO . battar drop another ball, take ia strong on facte, and weak on penalty stroke, ^ get baric on ImaJpnaUon. . ■ tta fairway. The answer, o f eourae, ia ; Thu is exactly what Secret^ rimwiIet-r-Mri. Murphy's- ham Plu« Sfyled Heireii^ . y . 1 .1 # *-- l.t‘r ' DuUee set about 'dbi^ yWterday, J9-50 burger riiowder. - ^ miair waai.W»am:^âaa-/ * 4WWmimnMEW9BUAar.A: an hU-return to Washington. As -- ka cama face to face with the ; $ ! i . e - ’ situation, had to realise that I ’ what bad been -rejected, in the 'TiiSSSSESS . a f r t ii^ jm r femtures: ’ dboot-from-the-hip etatemeht of 17.50 ..'-|aat Saturday, had -been not only FLASH BULBS, OASES, 1. • Cid* o'xn praporition of March 16, MOVIES, PARIS j ; lo t a great deal of work which Hobnail Lamps 2. CeeH been done on. the basis of that Arthir Drat Storts OOTRLERS pata the Mage ea top!. Here’s a eeft-Bralktag, — t ^,^1[SSMamant by'our friends in the Reg. $5.95 Hobnail Oil-Font Lamps ■ naifciili wen o r ■tridlag pomp with the haUt-la eoariort of eaahtoay feam* tnm inriudtng .Skitain, and In- to use in Early American settings 5.00 have spun-brass bases and 13-inch too to heeL Tho aulteai aredge aq^rite aad eradlee year every thoae natioM which took ' N o t i c e parchment shades. 23 inches tall over atop. Ia red. aids of things at the Bandung THE KNOWN Our friends at Ban For Bidders * 11. lad by Pakistan and the thought they had The Board o f Education o f tha Town of Ooventry requests Mds ta aoCtening Obou, ac- for one bus The specifleatlona BEAUHrmON to our wtakaa and aoeoed- may be''requested from the Jtob- oiw own DoSev aa eMUBcl-1 ertMm School office, CRHOllSE&SONI > 1 B . by OuUaa Thea they fbnsd.J > / -W B 9 IV .8 9 REEN ETAMPE MAIN r r . MANCHB8TEB ' . . f t iL m S4K1

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■ U t " A: i 'lA V A x PAOBTEN 'N' TCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHE8TER. CX)NK« WEDNESDAY. APRH. 27.1968 m xttm m felt our reply to Chou'a o|>on door to gnat Preaident Blsen* Uon and Your towers—nil things and 20 mpoTtefe la tanks doplmrod offer on PorcMoa and the Par howar'a raquint for a sptolal 12* Big A-Test Delayed you’d find la any' wburbna town. 8,101} yarde from tho OOO-Yoot n o t B^dimg Talks Beat waa very haaty. They Mt milUon-dtdw appropriation for Civil Dofoaae ehiofa oxpect to towtr. Noarly 8,400 mon. had the fact wa replM aa haatlly aa study of O ra Dtfenae pracUco*. Again by Weather loam from tho toot many new trench poaitiona a t 8 t ^ yards. P^d-Vest, Says we d(d made hlm'reallxc be Uiould Ytoa ggmtmaM wars Joinod la the hiata on how to survive atomic at- YTieae Included 57 OinaiHaiia. Be have kept the door doaad.” ^ by Oomocratio Mayor tack, hind them at 8,800 yarde stood Powell aaid the United State* P. Wagner of New York, (Oonttanod frail Pago Om ) iTilrtaen Army aehool instruc- armored vehlclea dastgaod to hold U.S. ‘i)bseryer’ rfwuld change Ita p c ^ y toward declared, they were "eeii* tom wart alatod for' spota In 240 men. Asian and Alii an countries which 'eoBcemed” about the "ado* whsthar tho shot can go tomor tmnehao at 2,800 jmrda — Juat a Forty NATO obArvars from 12 may not toe the lino’. He aaid ha row. Advorao winds which threat- (OOeMdoU tn i^, em gl O—) " of tho praoont law. They mlla and'.a hnlf — from ground nattoos aatidpaUd '^thslr first did not believe U.S. aid ahould ^ present CivU Defease policy enad to cany ladiatlon fallout to aero, . vlaw o t ah atomic blast from Nows Withheld from Indi ijid given to' p i^lato d areas cauaed today’s toy *17 to la or IS to 13 voti, hi4 "not kept pace with the te Herman K. Lear, 82, of Hart in forwim areas-must have felt civUlxation the next time If they ford, was reported suffering from the (ruytratlon even more. - don’t follow the suggestloni we U.Âid for CD arm, leg and bead injurlaa at 5,000 persona, including w unanlmouily agreed upon at ân* Hartford Hospital, military. Civil Defenea workers dung.” He waa talking about Impact of the coUlslon broke a and'iw ra. than 400 news, radio .colonlallam particularly. y. N- T.. April 27 MPi— coupUng behind the engine, men, are involved In the PowaU aaid he tried but did not Democratic governor* say eeparatlng K from the rest of DRY auccaad in aaeing Chou about poa- *(Ate and local governments “will the train, bound from Bp^gfield. At the Yucca Flat site are ten alble talaaaa of American fliera ot be able to carry the burden’* Maas., to New York. The tri^h hmnea, four within a mile, tlx in held In Rad China. Three or four of their Civil Defense reaponalblU* returned its journey after a delay dustrial buildings, a score of trail delagatea aaaurad him they woul tie* under U[ie pre*ent law. of about an hour and a half. ers and other vehicles, a radio ata- continue to bfoach thla aubjo^ Gov*. Averell Harriman of New with Chou, he aaid.« / York, Robert Meyner Of New Jer Tundag to Uia Pormoan obea- sey and Abraham A*-Rlbicoff of Free Moth Proofing ai ttoR. PowaU aaid "all our Menda Connecticut yesterday urged Con- NEW PRODUCTS ' Free Plastic Bag XORDUSTEUdRONIC BEARING^^^ MAMOND RINGS. m imn in n « c COMPimY CONTAINED IN REG. CUANING . . $1.S0 AUPOR CONGEALED DEADBAND PLASTIC BAG .... .41 indAtobes unsne T/umr OF iRogsium SDfiauNG TOTAL VALUE .... Sl.fB Oaah and Carry FMIIIEMimiUlSS vwwraH After many Boiillit of icseardi die dcctronics cngiaectt at Does D d s m tk e i luve destmed and developed the list iicaiing aid completely con- iained i* a li^t-weight. narrow Tieadband., All the parts of this Friendly Cleaners, Inc. FREE IWplw bearing aid •— made in miniature widiout Ion of power — are placed in a band which h concealed in the bait The biuid its the conloui of die head snugly and comfortably wiihoat piesMire and nothing dww* bdow ^ hair. It was designed to satisfy dwse who need a 15 149 229 SPRUCE STREET (JUST ACROSS FROM OUR OLD LOCATION) hearing aid. but do not ntc one bmnse others mi^t know of their Wasf impaiiBcnt Four 4.7G15 Royeti Of extreme importance to women is the fact that the^ntour design Mailt StrNt MIMIa Tiriplfct of the Unez Head Band u radically diderent from box-type hcarnij^ wiMICIOraCnivg 4 iVw w M nidi — it IS not necessary to fasten it to the hair. Becauie of it* hptd contour dsMgn. it is worn sccardy in the hair even by the most awvc Now, during Words big tale, you save on Wbrdt bed people. Now/for the irst dme. women can wear low-cM/tvcamg —^ÂÂ gS—Af— l^jfie *A AAgÂ|A^g^^^ ^ gowns, sports-wear *Ad beach dothes widiout the slightfst hint of n lOyVfl pOBMPlMGr TPPe OTIPT IP II* MPP PWPP1KPOP PPIlP* TOMORROW, THURSDAY, 2S-8 A. M. heating aid, or the MUalc m a im cord, llicrc’* ner' cord on dw Old*. Ogg^d Fiofi*4dcl ^giIbr ^jfeee kMîGP wpovp bppoIgc mSL body, neck or in Ae h a ir.. . there is no cord anypMre. aofptyj aMiHI*fPw ^tpcnI QhfM Miootfiip HnIgw . Bacamc it’s congilctcly w m in the hair, the era Unex Head Band enables die hard-of-hcaring^' hear n atm r^ — they can now use a n 4yO-lS 7.18-15 748-15 848-15 448-18 848-18 die telepbone in a normal pondpn. It n phloiiger necessa^ to Iwld N* lra**-h U4 fries Not Just A New Store - But A New' BuiMing -- Everything Is New MS li.ll—. « I M. OS. 1 aid worn on the body wbidi points W^ Ato HVy^WI 8848 18848 11848 15348 8048 • a * mtmm i. ii— taw. K *«■ 11848 and musk come duongb more Tin* an* Tubs. r* ' a a tn r^ ton. bnennse t ^ mnfled by layon of kenvy ew'rovOdr* 4545 7245 7845 •445 5845 7345 Except The "OLD FÎONED FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE" Whkh ^ PAY ONLY $3.00 WEEKLY rlnthing Static and clothing jpim am eoggdctelytoihninated. TEL. MI 8-5181 . Ms ns** h U* Mw To nenuaint readers of tUi newspnpo^sndi aO the facts about die MANCHE.8n» *14 Rsyss WknswsI tt'848 15148 14548 15848 18840 (I54g TIrs* mi* Tsb*. MW U C X tiEAOBArU>^ HennM Aid. fin^.liiratitm wiU bn seat . ^YCome To Expect Of LEA'S! Come One •• Come All • yen eeiw in et Thmn's nbsointaiy no oUiga'li^ * Tlw rsy Only* 8845 8845 8745 .18445 7345 •473 X PtrsMal HMriiK StTYict ofIfenBliMitr ' *flM eedm ten m 4tirm ee4 MMs wMb M Ntm la emkemgiea 877 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER X 18 OAK ST. — Ml t-8281 \ and AL are at your service 7 days a week FUUY OUARANTHD-OM.Y 10% DOWN. 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• WnahnWe, Yexhirad PlniOt - ★ ★ ★ .Lowest price we'vn seen for Ms rpmllty. S i w ^ seat iws aprino POTfOMp^ NOf OOlfOfI o n Q '^ROPPOe Mason Linoleum find ^ ANDREW ANSALDI CO. PERSONALIZED FLOORS Save reaching, swivel terns M BIDWEU ST.. MANCHESTER CoiHractors 3f2 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER ' Formica Specialist ModafN MitPB fav cM e. Red, pM , chartreuse, nr yoGP UvinM Mooms gray cover, textured in blade. C. GAMBOLATI and SON Building ' J. A. WHITE GLASS CO Store Fronts ^ ^ r 212 McKEE ST.. MANCHESTER , Contractors Glass of all Types BVm LOWIR-PRICR) 31 BISSELL ST.. MANCHESTER WITHOUT swiva SPECIAL COMBINATION OFF|R SAMUEL J. LITtLE Plumbing RALPH SGUDIERI Architect'i * ■ *' * - t 8.88 74 LAURU ST.. MANCHESTER A . : B66 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Service Oely 9 9 ® b ro jlS llm Mm choir oh,er a eneepi , MANCHESTER • ■ s wwn ^^^M ▼ 8 Ra j —— ppo ^^M^n HP u w it g ^ igulor 1.67 Combination—'Words SRIoeneMhhlfi . Owice of cnlom Sum to sal MM and peBdi in one npdroHoin SWenwn Qtcng / givn a lading, protodiv* thin#) Vft-lh. m l gf SHEET METAL WORKS Heating ★ ■ THE SCHORER CO. Refrigeration Mt hurry t o hey new. 117.123 SPRUCE ST., HARTPORD lqal|iwna)’ m M InitdiaHoa h poldiing do*. Ai 3 et e mol Word sawing. . 5f PINE ST. fREAR) MANCHESTER d ■ t _ f 4 jU—I.------„ /I. -•'4 " it,; A.' lA ' - ■- r>'\ •*.■ .'.ea- .to ■ T ‘ S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, €ONH„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, PAGE THIRXIIN >ACli; TWELVE MANCmstEE E HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN; WEDNESDAY, APRHi! at toast a 80 per rant loss In the M ake C arrier K it Hug are simllariy nstehad is in a line between two of the ing, when the Srst^neral Oom- local unit w ^ go to the Veterans the church at Mr a the a ty Hospital to Mr, U l Mrs. Insnoa from each end. pdiem par dasan produeera receive. W ar Deaths Cut Biwjcville-Venion ^ three elementary school ‘areas mittee. will be held. X Hospital at Newington tomorns# mystery ride John Hodgdon, RFD 2, and DRUG The kH to aamskled with wood While aome of this breakage to from which it Will draw its pupUs. Art Aseoclatloa ' evaAng to aasiat at the binto for Th4 devotions will Tm led by to Roger AJdrIch, Migh.Maiior Ct, ^ T o Lug Cleaners screws for stunUnada. Tbs handle dun to poor feeding, Bernier aays B y Supply-D octor Its proximity to the geographical Mrs. Richard Fowler of -telton the ii&ients bbtng sponsored b^ Louis* INhiir. The oomoittee in Vsenon. IIGR^T STi.sRfS to formed from s strip of sturdy that a hen Still must have the in center of the town will''sim plify has invited the Tolland County the Iburth Diatriot Auxiliary. charge of tonight’s program~.in- New patients include Edmond aluminum ohtsinsble iG any hard herent ability to produce strong- I Green Rd. IW . sn 8-43l8;i H ouashsaptog ean be aimplIAad SBC Confirms Site Choice^ transportation. There is sufflolent Art Assn, to meet at her homûn BhrtMay Noted clndes Harrietts Thayer, Ellen Oroleau, 32 Bnipsio S t; Mrs.' Jo ware More. shelled eggs when fed tjM proper Waahlngtofi, (NRA) — During land for future expansion to a 1500 South Rd., Bolton, Tuesday, to dis^ Thomas, Edra Thomiwon, Edith seph Masako, 24 Grove S t ; Mias LAiei sotcnîr bydbahaiM bandyraaa if bs builds the fiibtlng in Korea tka Am y GIFTS FOR ALL An investiture ceremony took diet. pupil school, or greater if neces- cusS plana fo r the iq>proaching out Mem at the 21st birthday observ Haun. Tho WBCS will also be re^ Rachel Marquis, 66 Grand Avs., a aanytng M t fo r botUsd housa Medical Cbrjpa sat a raooed to t aU $92,650 Asked by Owners sary» There is ample area for the and WUUam Marehlckl, Franklin w an whan only 2.3 per eant o f tbs door exhibition. The exhibition will ance of the Otrl scouts of Moun- resented at the district meottag alsanWg materials. 3Dich scurry Poultpyinan Teste construction of paiking fatcilities. be held thq, first fair Saturday in to be held on Thursday at New S t wounded died. Duilhg World War taih Lm rol TToop last evening. ing bnek to the clssning closet osa E m u ’ s E g g S t i r s ^ d t Jh£ Gpmm^ Qf.\ - It is accessible from A parts of June on fhe fence of the City Hos- The H new members who janed London. I it eras 3A per cant and'4A per Itockyilte,. April 27 (Bp«clml)—<^r«commend«Uan of tb« Fact Find- the tx>wn by good roada pita). the Trodp are Jo Ann Ulrich, The 50-50 Cltih of the Baptist A ll TWeettvItte and Verm bs sUmbiatad by having all bottlaa E gg-Shell Strength eent for World War U. , Th* High 8cho(d Building Oom- ing Committee for the construction If,.a bill now before the State Mrs. Caroline Forster, president, Church will hold its April meeting H atch ery at .2Soo This sxosUant Korean of a 1,000 pupU, 3-year senior high Cheryl Relske, Susan West, Joan are bow beh% handled s f peUah, spat remover, blsschss mlttM h u umouncod tia aclectton Legislature makes funds available stressed the importance of the Preissler, Elisabeth orandall, Ruth tonight at $ o'clock a t the church throagh The Maneheeter Evening FLQWiR SEEDS and ether sasentlsl liquids nsaUy as due la no small Mrt to tbs school, with pro-vision made for for the erection of a vocational Corvallis, Ora. (Jn —Poultryman fact that tkara was ahnuat never of tho Oik and adjoining Aberle meeting, as details of the field trip Maynard, Jean Nagy. Dale Weth- to start on a treantre hunt B eiald Rockvffla I Barean, locatod arranged la n k it w ith brushes and later expansion to 1500. agriculture Wing or keparate buUd- to the Yale University A rt‘Mu f t e n M e . Paul Bender of Oregon Stote Cbl Decatur, Bl. (PJ—Ed Cummings, a shortage o f modicsl euppUee for National and state standards sug erell, Joyce Heed, Ann Scheuy, De New Arrivals at 1 ilarket St, teli^bene Reek- cloths. ’’ pt tipaity , located on weat side o f ing, there is adequate space for seum -will be completed. von C a m ^ U , Judith JOhndrow, A son was born yesterday kt vUlo T R 8-3136. lege has developed n method of hatchery manager, has a vary im the wouaded. And behind this ac- gest that a high school should have its construction. A sturdy bMC frame can he bultt portant Job—the hstdiing of an teem, aa its recommended site for Members are reminded to bring Susan Dderkln and Karen messuriog eggsheU strength with compUahment was IfaJ. Gsn. Stls* Um proposed new high schooL The a minimum site of 10 acres and According to Charles A. Currier finished paintings for selection aa by ualhg two Pisces of \-inch emu egg. Beach Haya, newly-a|ôiBUd Sur one additional acre for each 100 Schlenker. -board, I I H by 3% inches, fo r the out breaking the egg. All eggs oOrt for the land would be $92,650. and Associates of Hartford, site the "Painting .of the Month," Girls who came into the troop Brought frora a California soo, geon General of the Army. The Oik property ia located at pupils the school is designed to enda Paasls sf H-lneh hsrdboard hsna the same epscifie gravity ex Hays has the naiqus dtofiaetlen accconunodate or may later be ex planners, the cost of developing which will be exhibited in the l i and recejyed pins Include Marilyn the emu egg to frfrom one of the the comer of Wast S t and Regan the site for high school purposes brary during May. All members ean form the two sidee, which esn cept fo r the Bhtll. Eggs with largest b b « ia the vrqrid. Cum- in msdicai circtos fo r being Just panded to accommooste. This in Hoering, Sandra Uttle, Donna m esaun 1$ by S% inohas. Tbres Rd. w f^ tely WO- feet would be slightly more than one- who have not yet paid their 1955 D av^ Joyce Jordan, Marcia Bald shells thicker than average oink miaga bsllevsa tbs egg to in very SB famous aa a supply man ns he dicates the desirabtlity <>t at least strip* o f These were: The Aberle property the Oik property consisting of ap off Rt 44A at the Methodist B ottle OMnpartmsnU era enstsd p e r i ^ Of the' emu (56 days) with ha had booems such an eppsr t In I aursd for 60 days. TOe approval on Regan Rd.; the Mitchell prop proximately 27A5 acres at $31,650 Church, dn the com er o f South by a afanpU agg-craU ammgs- have the gsnetie ability to pro a chicken (21 daVs), f^mminga this field he was ptoesd^ dinrgs | of the site by the State Depart and 14 acres of the adjoining Rd. mant of five hstdbosrd strl^, duce strqngNdMltod *ggR Bernier figures his rsra/cM&M to about of getting medical aqifitonsat nnd I erty between South St. and Rt. says. A.M. ment of Education amrthe Vernon Aberle property a t $19,000." Food Sale notched and fitted, together. Two ene-third on tito wAp.lo bstchlng. supplies to the Ruronmn Tbsntor. I THURSDAY, APRIL 28 at 8 30; the area known aa the "Hospi G IV E S * ~ 4 -WAY Board of EducaUon ia tal Ipt" and adjacent city-owned Bearing Tonight The Senior MYF of fhe VCmbn pieces 1$K by 8 tl inches sTs Berator aajm thnt n t tonat,cas A ^ by good fortune he happened I . as well as the Board of land on Fox Hill; the Oik property A public hearing will be held to htethodlst Oiurch will sponsor a notched to half their depth with fentb o f an agiy produced are Anwdsrnjdiacwkky canbs'vBsda to have been la ^ d rg a o f mefflOnl I The Board of Selectmen 4^^ be on the corner of Regan Rd. and night at 7:30 at the Cbunclt food sale at the' first National thras 14-ineh notches four tnchaa erackeir between the hsatvsnd tbm in 32,768 p ^ b ls combinsUQu auM>li** iu the n r Best when the | BALL POINT PENS for Adults...LARGE BALLOONS for Kids requested to can a town meeting West S t ’ Rooms. Memorial Building, on the Store Saturdiw morning, between suHEwar' apart. ThtM pisess 1114 inchlas consumaY. . ’ 'Otoeksd eggs Msaa from s stnilo tjrps tfk e y btsak. \ Korean fightli^ sUrtod. as soon as possible for the ^ subdivision regulations, w h tc h 10 a.m. and 12 noon. / The Aberle property was elimin Bneeell to Speak proval of the recommendation of, ated because: have been proposed by the,'XJlty the Schdol Building Committee by Planning Commission. / Arthur Russell of Hartford, a Seepage teats made by the State \ the voters. Buck and Buck, sewage en- Tho Comini Byion again reminds form er resident o f Ekigland, w ill UpRR appraval pf yaap Opttons residents thatthese are not soning be the speaker at the monthly sup ginden, indicated that the land appllcatlRR far a I p r r Tha three bonds for deed, or op- regulations ^ d should , not be con per of the Men’s Union at the was Unsuitable for septic tank Union OoAgregatlonal Church this WE WILL HAVE were filed yesterday at the fused with soning, they apply only r i t-T - »F F C 4 l | 6 » hHRM Is for a building of the sise evening, starting a t 6:80. aerk‘s office, . signed by required :^ l^ ‘ ^kets three years after a warrantee deed Seymour L a v itt and Jbseph Mc |X ruptly, milking, it imposslhla to be 4-Door, Two-tone, radio, heater. SWTMS w ill--- riNANCt C O ., IN C . Is filed. us^ for present school purposes Manus, vice ebairihen o f their re ------IT • « I mmS __ Detailed Report . and necêssary future expansion; spective groups, on the plan to be ______n>mm MTCNm a a iL Sea ns abent gsttiiu the aauar "F im N a IS OUE BUSiNESir’ OSM Mm . Tm$.WmL ht. 9M H ^ The detailed report of the High the lot is separated from the followed by the General Commit —CTteriCii’i fjS M S » ClM»C3ea» ~ Bchool Building Committee fol- usable portion of th ^ city-owned tee in the analysis of the inter-re ing new Elgin DnrsPowar keoi aeSe le faUCan el a* eeeiav • HOT DOCS and COLD MEATS . See BOB GIORGETTI at M n : land by a ravine ancT'the usable lations o f city and toww\govern* .liiiniprinf mr yain witch. X On June is, 1964, at a duly called portion of the city-own^ land is ments. T , toam\pieeting, a comihiUee was in Itself inadequate; the location of Also on the agenda may the ROY MOTORS, Imc. ' ' ' to make all neceaaa^ the school near the northeast, cor< naming of a permanent chairman. arrangobrienu plans fo r the ncr of the town would increi Those attending the meeting to 185 Center St. Phone 30 3-1226 F. E. BRAY new nifh school in transportation problenl in the night are members of tho origin MANCHESIEE'S OLDEST acconlancb with the recoiiimeilda ture: use o f this area fo r school al negotiating committees, and it tlons of the Fact FIndiitf Commit ESTABLISHED JEWELBE building purpo^ removes the pos 'm ay also be decided, at thl4 meet- Read Herald Advs. 7S7 Main S L .-T e l. Ba-G-SdlT tee, Inclufttng'the securing of the sibility of expanding the Henry services of a competent architect Park facilities fo r public use aa a and'the preparatlon^bf preliminary ot plans for said schoU and the selec park and pleasure grounds; use tion of a proposed Site. the athletic facilities of Henry CHAPWf^K COMPAHy" CHADWICK A COMPANY In acordance. With the directives Park by. the senior., high school of this Town Meeting, the Vernon leave the Junior high school with High School Building Committee out any outdoor sports area. , Beaeoas for Aecepttng' / GROCERIES has engaged the firm of Jeter and \ Cook of Hartford to prepare pre- The Oik property and alin in g Uminary/plana for a high school 14 acres of the Aberle, property building. ^ were selected as the idic for - the Thgûmmittee has selected a high school because: site for-^the proposed building and The site is accebslble by foot to w it h respectfully submits the following pupils from the west district of THE MATCHLESS GAS RANGE AT CHADWICK’S report on its choice. the city, as. 9mll aa from existing in its sekrch for an adequate site, and projected housing develo; YOll WONT t-. You CANT lEUEVE the Committee had in mind the ments to the south and west. t t /Ê iEAUTY --THE SPEED ~ \ NEW THE CONVENIENCE ihiTIL YOU SEE ^MATCHIESS' NEW ENGLAND t t in NEW 19BS NORG1 C.P.* GAS RANGES 131 ASH STRERTe TVMUMANTIC ! ^ V RANGE DURUiR OUR MATOHLSSS iMAGINKl 1,001 H|ATS . . . MONDAY. TUISDAY. WIDNESDAY m i SATURDAY OUR MINIMUM AUOWANCE TOWd Only Gas gives yeu tha a i^ t dame you need. A fiama .__ 9:30 A.M. ?• S:30 P.M. 1 MAIN ST. tiny enough to malt cbocolaite ,,4Hthmit burning, er high Store Hours: (Next to Gas Go.) SUFERi anou^ for a rolling beO. ’ ' THURSDAY md FRIDAY. 9:30 AJKl. !«• 9:00 P.M. MANCHESTER A NEW 1955 NORGE C.P.* / . f GAS RANGE WITH SMOKELESS iROlLiNG . . . W ith Gas, and O NLY gas, yoii can broil with the brotter THIS IS NATIONAL SLACKS WEEK New to the time to buy aa Au Y o u r r a n g e m a t b e w o e t h door eloaad. The clear, clean fiame sets up smoky cook tomatic klatohleaa Gaa Range. OR MORE. SEE US!. $50.00 in g v ^ o r a Exclusive Adjnat-A-Ught SwIiigB Up-Dewn AND m atchless CONVENI^CE Fonvard-BMlcwardS d e c k le In and Save 33% to 55% U ( tiV IIIll light for Every . Control In the new Metchleea-gss ranges . . . oven, broiler, top Cooktog Area. fo r the buraan sU tight sutomstiesUy—WITHOUT BIATCHES! oven • )■ Excluilve Raago Here’s the m oney-nving event you’ve been waiting for Inflnltrol . . . Come in and discover the season’s most exciting value POR PLAME-KISSED flavors . . . mnstratod Buraera Mlnnte to a Yappaa.: ia children’s clothing. Famous name dresaea, coats, suits Thonaaada bunder Whan BSsnd with a gaa Same, ateake and chopa'fceep aU - and hats aO sharply reduced for a qdick, dmoi-aweep or Thrifty Aecnraw thHr~bedy^buUdUig, nioMth-watering'' Juieee. 'Tke fisvor's clearance. But come, early for best aelîoinr— •V N EW m C lAN N FACTORY M T L n Cooktoi datieieua! No wonder gas to the overwhelming ehoiee of Three-Way (N IW INGLAND PANTS C O .) Special Group Spring^^ , Griddle top cheCi fo r A L L cooking! ~ ^ --- Eae.e_B.,.------■ w------mmetê_e-n^. klatchleas Ecoaomy HURRY! GET THIS HOT'N COLD SUCER Washable Fabrics Oven Safety ?4jFo4ric$ White Haadtoe A l Weals oariMtraelelleiirif „ blnrbeHtc No Klddto A $2.21 VALUE FOR ONLY 49e DRESSES . Interior W erttoaN ew Spe? eed WriaUe Resisteat Weevet X J7 Colors NeveHy oed Shib Weaves Griddle Storage Antaanatie ft Dozens o f usca for this wonderful -----^ Blaster Oven 1 f « 14 W hite two-in-one knife. Doable blade has strength MODEL $41 BforbeUte AntomaUe LOOK AT THESE V A U E S ! latorier and aaw-toeth edgas! SUcca hot aad nioRta, fowL cakes, breadi With haadaome . TOURS TODAY GIRLS' 'HiWwaed lumiki Leeksfer theyaagea — Men's Gaberdine Pants » Only $3.99 * t v with tha Matchlaaa siabkm -aB d whila yon’ra STuhweaves ind On|y$4^9 And P e r W eek Your Old Range loaUag, pick ap your gUcir. MATCHLISS RANGES ARE MADE RY Shsen Gabs and Splashes V-9i tow Only $5.79 Kb Down Payment Prices Include Delivery NOBGB SPECIALLY FRICID AT 1 to 14 sad Standard InstoUation HNEST SEUCTIPN OF BENGAL a ID 14 NORGE 30" GAS RANGES START AT S149.9S BOA-ESTATE 3 0 % off See Yew Depertiueef Sfeiw, Deehr er #• 'a-, .'a OALOEIC NORGE 34" GAS RANGES START AT $149.95 BOFEE FLM tE N C E “ AN Wool Fabrics *CJ*. doesn’t stand.for Cntie Pie even though that ôes describe our Norge range ROYS' SPRING Manclieeter Qlvlileni GLKNWOOD T A P P A N FROM THE COUNTRIES TOP MILLS HARDWICK U N IV E B SAL yiU ■ a rtlG ip 4 C m M AO aO CBBF WBUULK r PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Sisea 1 to E CHADWICK & COMPANY We eke have a eewplele Hee ef delhhiv for ibiibee_ mm' i l l KALAMAZOO I^LES and SERVIC1|. beys o? trsiwaedoat sevhifs. ManehaBtar Office. 667 Main Street, Open ntaraday. M4 CENTER JSTREHT (Cor. « f M cK ee).^ >0649 EvcaiagB aad Saturday Moni4 g for AppNanca 'pUAUTT IS OUR STANDARDS R1GARDLIS5 OF PMOL* Open Thoraday ETeniRg— Paridag Avallabla eYealBga aad Salarday Maralag fer Daeiueetratiee .i V-

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April 37 MB—A ■oil, acarelty o^watar, - etc. Speaks at Chapel roportwl In ICanehuttr Iw t WMk South Methodist Church Saturday threo-nisn nsval bosrd of invMU- LtrmKRANS BOU) MKETINO PUIN GOATS . O f Dta Brown la extrame, in* farmara la dr^tpol sharply for th. first afternoon a t 4 o’clock for the wed iticn ep«tod sn inquiry todsy Bridgsport, April 27 (F) — The "taly b m g , claaaified aa In State Grant for Schobls^^ tims alacs ths children’s dissaas ding of Miss ' Elaine Oharlotta Sto sn Kploôn which killed five annual meeting of the New Eng Cl— d —d FibssmI among tha"ppmdft-|^ple In the lYie l(cv. Otto N*t*on, a South . ■ x -.'.-- appeared In. epidemic proportions Miner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Amsrican. Mtoalonary for tha past sereral montha ago. dvilisn wor|i«rs ywtorday at the land. conference of th . Augustana At Y Series world, and mia. Sveraga Italian JTrancis F. Miner, 50 Campflsid Navy's undMWsUr ordnance ata- LnUifran Church haa reelected th i earning laaa^thaa"fA90 a ytar. It 40 yaars, wUl ha,feature aa guast Manchsater may raostve an to-» ’111* WU.. bsoopiaa «ffoctlvw aa 1%. State Department of Healtli Rd., and Gordon Kenneth Small, crease of" about...... 3416.666 in th* passage and Clartos F. Fltrik Jr.. tlod. Rev. Raymond W. Hedberg, pastor . By iain.T SOOTH haa th* largaat Oom hs^t party apeaker at Ut* Assembly of God state grant for /tha high school m il MM «f Accord!— rsportad nine cases here last week, son of Mrwi. and Mrs. Charles of ths First LuUisran Church of $ of the Stato Departiaent a t Edu> IS lees than the 39 reported in Soma of tha dead Were Mown to 1.00 ■ P ^ h jg 01, "OentMa u d South- outaida/bf the Iron Christor due Chapel. 314 Spruce S t, this eve now under constnietion if a bill cation, aaya it would a |i ^ , t o all Small, 353 Keeney S t The dou tha Maat which rocked.the New B ritto, as vice president to tJ^prevalence of povertFh)i,toe ning at 7:30. Manchester in the preceding week. ble rhig ceremony was performed M Europe Today" yeaterday' af- reported out favorably by the Edu adiooto. for which a g n a t 't l 'tt- Dstqnte the marked decline, how rport Naval Base and was BMctlon of conference pipeident, t m m at the Oanimunity T in Missionary Nelson is direcUy cation Committee of tha- General naUy approved after tbs dMa a t by candlelight by the Rev. Dr. dearly nine miles away. who holds a 4-yoar Urm, comes in Wto fourth of a aariee of TWCA / Some of tha answer* to thaae supported by the Foreign Mission Assembly becomes law. ever, measles remains the moat Fred R. Edgar, minister of the pasaage. ’The greats are ndt ap prevalent disease in Manchester. ^ F lyaxpther dviUan amjrtoyea 1067.‘ fioitne 350 delegates were •SSktoored public affairs lodturae' 'preaelng queation* are -trying to Board of Sweden’s largest church, The bill, if it applies to the high proved untU the School to bidR. This.is Ute same situation church, assisted by the Rev. Parey _ ^ . but none was in on hand for the 'meeting, Which Moth-Proofed •".T enalon Araae in the Worid be found by the government: th* Filadelfia Church, Stockholni. ■chool as an olficlal of th* State F. Smith, associate minister. Miss critical CO— tfoa SovaiM. othalra, coneludea today. giving land to the farmer*, aending' For the past four monthe he haa Warrsa Pbltowlag BiBV j.' throughout the Stete. The Mealth ^wWy," Dr. Area Cooke B r< ^ , Board of Eklucation says it does, Ray Warren, oa* of S ta a m m - Janet Asms, cousin of the bride, raqulrtd fimSpUl for minor hv At No Extr* Chsrgo ^rm an of the departmdot of ■mlgraata to other countriea, a Itinerated ln4he United States in would hike th* state construction MOORDION GO. Department reports that there ras aoToiat Her numbers i the m urest of South American ter’s ropreaeatattvee in tfw Gaaar- were 1,175 cases of measlse in the JOtfgSr MMory and govem'nient and dean program to craaU four ndUiafi grant from 31.350,0(X> to about 31,- al AsMmbly, to watching «ha pto- f 1 UNION STREET I Ijovs Ton ‘Truly," "Bscai ^ Ths b u st la a ttS i^ a-' dMMnt of woenen at HiUyar < âge, gava now Joba In th* next 10 yean and miaeiona. Befora returning to the 666,667 which to one third the cost State last week, .552 Isas than the and.“ The Lofd!s Prayer.’’^ 1947 OLDS 98 SEDAN land of hi* calling, he will Join hta greas of thahUl. TiL MI ^STOd ;,727 casM reported in the previ buOttw 180 fsst lonjN^ fist oomprMMmaiva and oompleu Increased export trada The way of the school, ^ Given in marriage b y her father, wide. Tna eamsnt IpofYQU blown TiWiR OlERRin _^^5*round of Garinany, France, to lick CommunUm in Italy ia to wife-at-a~ world conference of The btU would atoo ineraase the While Warriia appwstoa IkaMB. ous week. I Radio and heater, hydmmatic. 345 MASS STREET ha aaid, he would ppefSr oa* ‘aBtah So far this year, 24,751 cases of the bride wore a gbwn of Sriilfley off, 13 to 15 windows Italy and TugoaUvia. thoroughly provid* a better living for iu 45 evangelical paatora and mission- grant for the proposed Keeney all ovw embroidered.iHdah tuUa and wooden front doots Comer of Hajmse Street mllljpn peopie. arisa in Stockholm in June. Street School from an estimated would increaa* th* gtaata rstn ac- measles have been reported ki the un- tha'toodiUona in aach tlvely for a numbar of yaaa’a bask. SUte as compared with 555 dur designed with a wide iNieekliac hiagod. $6»00 Per Week ’TEL. 5 0 54554 Pd than urged he- IMenera What our ooun* with . Yugo In th* year 1514.,' Mr. Nalson 375,000 to an estimated 3130,000. of pleated tulle, fitted bodics;4oag Plenty of Fraa Farktng slavia should be is a burning ques left Ui* civlllied wdrld to evaii- Probably Set Hearing "Manchestar raaUsad U a naob- TIN Y : NEW ing the correiponding period last Almut 50t pereouM woi to/ draw their own oonclualona and 1*m and did sometMag a b d u tf4 t year, and the 5-year average for sleeves forming a point over " U'tha buih£g at the time. The iea B— GlOBOKm at dSclde w hit they tlwught would tion, as it is a Communistic country gelto* remote areas of Brasil. To- Th# proposal for aute grant In- hand, a wide satiiy^cuttmt >day, after many year* of suffering ersase. Senate BUI 768, will un and didn't wait for nooMoa* aa period of 5,105 cases. hslgi|Wllaad workfrs suffered frac- /be the beet policy for the .XhUted and haa racenUy resumed trade help,” Warren eaM. forming an smplrF waistline, and tutsa,êuU, T brulM aad eeneiiB- / state* to in ite relaUon to diplonjatic relations -with the and sacrifice, hie respective evan doubtedly be referred to the Ap UTRANSIITOR-^ ------a full bouffant MUrt over satin slons. . lY MOTORS, Ire. each country. Soviet Union and ita eatellite*. ’The gelical Brastibui Church claims propriations Committee which wUl IdenUcal Housa and Sanata Mlki into/%'■ circular sweep .iW.BdUBBig boused a dyanaaso- 155< ' St. Phsna 50 3-1330 Starting with ''Germany, Mie United StatM haa given ’Tito aid approximately 300,000 baptised _ robably hold a pubUc hearing on wMch would accompitoh W airaa'a train. Her AtM of imported that tha preeem government and niany fear that what w* have converts. In recent yesrk he has it. One pubUc hearing was held end were introdueod but rojaefod French llhisicn was attached id a X of Weat Germany ia reUlv a demo given him may possibly be used estended his Bible teaching to by the EduesUon Committee Feb. In committee, probaMy on tha GosiiiTos''' Argentina, C3iU* and prasently 33 on this iind other grant Increase cap of laoeând .tulle trimmed X cratic repubiic aubject to the au- egalhet us. Othen say that we ground they would be dlffUutt to "J5-X" WE CABKT AIX with poem She carried a cas pwviai«m of, the Unltetf SUtaa, ■hoiiild oonUniM to giye him aid Uruguay. propoaato which were later re- administer, according to W am a. LCAOINO BRANDS cade bod^*t of white rosea and « w n ce. and Great Britoln,'\whil# aa what we have given Mm has Th* Rev. K. L. Ouatafaon, pas^ Jfcted. ’Ibose blUa would hav* oallsd o am atlm with orchid-sen.|w, that of Beat Germany ia a Com- already paid dividends in his pacts tor of Assambly of God C hm l, The but provides for an Increasa for recomputing all grants aad HMRINOAIP matron of "ônor/N muniatic raglme, highly unpopu- invites the public to this mis- from 3500 a pupU to 3000 a pupil ArHMr Dni| Stortt with Greece and Turkey, etrength- in tile grant for new" elementary paying an increasad amount oa tha M Pinto of Staten Isii tor, wim th* people Uving the/e, enlng that part of Europe.''*;---- aionmry eervic* to hear th* insjpir- remainmy Dona pftymunts te e Woe ^ztMiTiri.CV.iflr(fI dftlji and Uis bridesmaids, Mias controllVl by r,maia. ing report by Miaeionary Nelson. schools and addition* to elemeh- eommunlUes. Germtoy today, ah* continued, Agalaet Aggreeelon tary aciioola. It atoo providas an in lor Small of this town, sister lini ^ t o himself eutes that he is crease from 3400 to 3700 in th* Th* state grants for co n stfw la .undaigolng a. Uamandoua aco- the bridegroom, and Mrs. Wil- against aggression, believes in a grant for nacondary schools ar ad- tion are not paid in lump sums bot' uam McDcwsU, also of MancheS' noUiic boom, a.A ranka third aa a peacetol co-existence and will con Medical Society Records Ur, wors IdenUcal strm>Isas gowiu world taade power. Juat behind the dlUona to theih. in payments corresponding to tha of pink tuUp mads with ciystaletU United ptatw and iOngland. Some tinue to cooperaU‘with th* West.. In elthar oase, howevar, the bond maturitlas of tha town whtob 39c Per Pouiu fitted bodices and nylon net aMrta, of the pMlama facing tha country At the eonchiaion of her talk. Dr/ ^ - Bogan* Snow, is, of 386 Summit S t happily actopu’*thetÛ iit Picks Dr. Ogden municipality ect to ^ h one. gratulate Cadet Snow. ial Hospital, was nominated p r u •Of lUtA. la "How can Weat Germany raie* ^ « c ! She- was introduced by Mrs. dent-elect of the OMmecttcut State trimmings, will b* aiirved by the ’Hie mother of the bride chose .an army without becoming power in the local squadron,” Lt. Young Medical Society whan the group RUMMAGE a dress of steel gray purs silk em ful enough to atart another war?" Robert Aussell, n member of the Scholarship opened ita 163rd annukl 8-day Tyler Circle of the W8CS. Tick- »OAY MONifÂCK'OUMtAlini YWCA public affairs comnUttee. stated. Drivers Warned eta may be obtained from ■ any broidered in shadiM of pink with Adenauer feela that America and MaJ. Mann, in awarding the meeUng in the Stafford' High ink accessories. The mother of 'Germany are facing a common TTi* next and finnl lecture in the School yesterday. member of the club or by phoning SiM.E SKe bridegroom chose a silver gray danger and that tha task of Oer series, will , be given next ’Tuesday A simple ceremony in the hear ■choiarahip, said ha was "p lea.^ Following Crash Robert L. Ostrander, president, or BUGGED pOM m tiGnOIII many U to help build a'dam in by Dr. Georg* B. Cooper, aaelstant ing room of the municipal buildlhg that the Civil Air Patrol bee been He is nominated for 1066 to Richard McLagan, vice president. print with blue and white acces HoUlfter PbotOa 0 iaatrumental in affor-'ing this op succeed th* Incomln.?' president, ’ ■ ■■ W4kO.S. sories. Both wore pink rose cor “ MRS. GORDON KENNETH SMilLL eentral Europe againat th* tide profeaeor of hlatory at Trinity 3re*terday aftemqon climaxed Dr. Oliver L. Stringfield of Stam An men of the- parish are cor • n a c e p r ig h t of Comuniam. He aver* that "’the College, on "Our Foreign Policy portunity to Cadet Snow." Warning* for trkfflc violations dially Invited and urged to make sages. thrM years of unyielding effort ’There are 16 CAP squadrons in ford, who has been president-elect N O Rlil METHODIST ChesUr Small was bast man for one goal of our time ia thp in in th* Far East.” His talk will were Issued by police to both during the past year anr' aseuraed their reeeTvattone at once. held following the ceremony. For be at boma at 30 Campfiald Rd. O 15 STOCK SIZES I tegratlon of Europe.” Another be preceded by a luncheon at 13:50, on the part of LX. Rudolph Young, the atste. M s/ Mann is group com-, The committee will have the his brother, and ushers wars Nor traveling on , a wedding trip Both Mr. and Mre. Small are commanding officer of the Man mender fbr, soiadrons - located in drivers following one Of two acci the presidency yesterday. CHURCH man Miner, brother of the bride, ^ • W E I O i m i T R E A I C ^ Y queation involved in our relation- itoervations for which should be dent* yesterday afternoon. pleasure of presenting Robert L. through ths aouthsm states the graduatea of Manchester High 3 lilp to Germany ia what will hap- made at the YWCA office in the chester squadron. Civil Air Patrol, Manchester, Willimantic, New Lon Hammond, conference lay leader and Russell Small, brother of the bride chose a hue and whlto don, Enfield and Putnam. A sixth Pstrolman John Hughes investi 9:30 A.M., FRIDAY, brtdwroom, all of Mandtester. School. She is employed at Tfav- when Adenauer, now in hie Community Y building. to interitot youngy people ia this of the New England Southern checked suit,, with patent" and slsra Insurance Oo. end he is in J who haa been very friend town in aviation; squadron is formmg in Norwich, gated the mishap and gav* out Conference of the' Methodist Pink and whlU fiowers dec white aceeawwiea and orchid cor the Army stationed at Fort Hood, An enthusiastic booster of dvil Electing Officerg A PR IL 2 9 orated thb church parlocs whsrs l y to United Siatea, ta gone. the warning tickets.to Mrs. Jean Chu'roh. He ia an able speaker, sage. After May g tha coupla will Tea. OARMfNT $ 3 . 9 8 / 1 ; , 6q-Fra*e* Great Lmder aveiatlon, Lt. Ypung, a former and those who fall to hear him iKSV TIMIÂVIMflT PUMI a rsception for 300 guesU was DramatistB Offer Navy pilot, was on hand today to F. Grant. 34. of East Hartford, for Of Methodist Men In the, opinion of Dr. Cook, Hunt for Owner failure to make a-hand signal; and will miss a real treat. . rwaa a great leader witness the presentation of a flight The nomlnaUng oommltte* will for Franc* 'ami. reco^ntoed the ■cholarehip to an outstanding Alfred E. Sweet. 36, of Rocky D M i r a m 's : Play Tomorrow Hill, for passing on the right. The Methodist Men of the North have a complete slate of offlcen weakneasea of thcôuntry and waa cadet In the local squadron. Of Strange Bird Methodist Church will have their to offer, and other business will be attempUng tO remMi|: them. Sopie Hughes said Sweet thought Mrs. Cadet Eligene Snow,..^16, of 336 Grant waa going to make a left annual election of officer* at a held to a minimum eo aa to give FOR EXPERT of theee weakneeaee sg a: lack' of Children of Manchester 'will Summit SU, was selected a week dinner meeUng Monday evening. Mr. Hammond full Urns for what Competition in- uidustryXlh* ia^' thrill fo "AH' Baba and the Forty ago front amdog 3a cadet* Ifi ULk —Anyone lose a tame female (?) turn at W. Middle Tpke. and Broad WHEEL ALIGNBIENT — WHEEL BALANONQ MMY>^ NAVT St., started to pass her on the May 2, at 6:30. 'hfliiid b* a most Inspiring mea- that moat of th* revenue^f. th* Thieve*” when it to preOenteS to squadron to compete in ' N ew goldfinch (?) recenUy? ’lhat Is sage. ‘ 507 MAIN STREET eountry ia obtained by taxii morrow afternoon at 3 q’clock in Haven for the coveted award. He right, and then turned right. This The beef supper, with all the RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORlNG what OsUin Brown and hi* family happened at about 4 o’clock. COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE aaeities‘and there la no income the auditorium of th* âddell was awarded tha echolarahip t ^ th* fact that moat industriali ooi. ’This glamoroua tale from of 82 Scarborough Rd. would like Hughe* aaid damage was minor'to •• ••OMf «U3t X week in competition with cadets to know. both vehicles. . *■ o m w m o a ' S E E ■■ / are content to produce a small Arabian Nights" Is being selecUd from five equsdron* in quantity of goods nt n high pric* produced here by the Rockefeller eastern Connecticut^ He says a week ago Sunday he The other accident occurred on Y oal Rk« tliRM NEW Mart»w Sw v Ic m rather than more goods at a lower fbr.Children of New York Cadet Snow was presented the and hto daughter were in th* back- Main St. near Pearl St. at about price, and wages do not keep up CSty, ■choUrihlp by Major. Arthur yaidt when a bird flew tw his head 2 o’clock, according to .inveetigat- with prica*. ‘This ctepany^4ehid> believes in Mann, eastern group commander. and tondad in tha shrubbery. Af ing Patrolman ’Thomaa Graham. DRY ^ TAILORING CLARKE MOTOR SALES i l l Many Frandunan fael that war good thadter for dkildren at a low Win Ifoltot In Air Farce ter alanuna and excuraiens, Mra. He said Charles GUI, 42, of 9 Avon Altcrationi, Troussr* to eaaofiatoi with Osmanr fiofi baan La axtofons* for a Browir SRUStok th* bird. 8t„ backed his car from a parking Sdl BROADSTkEET -: MMiSOlt foneaqi k ^ y tadr ita saacmamant, Lt. Touaif aaid he waa'. "proud atall into the front of one operated CLEANING Cuffs, Zippers; eCe. but this is only th^kaeond of the work CMet Snow had dona Op InvesUgation. tha little visi believing mat Oi* luat for world •Naa ptrfofSkMd Ia by U n . Irane E. Hodgkins, 40, of domination to Inherant in the char in tha squSdiv»?‘and ha elated that tor, Slightly smaller than the 86 Whit* St. Ohly-aUght damage (Lawar itn st Ftoar LM l^Nazt t* She* Bapalr) > ticuL Th* cast. Under the dli tha flight schoUrshlp offer* a “fine Average canar. and with oUve fiaMfiel mSMS acter of tha German pSoplc. of Uicill* Rockefeller, is a bril occurred to the Hodgkin* vehicle, saatt todsgl Many FraMlnaB to Italy -opportunity forxhim to begin a green plumage, was found to be Graham said. liant on*.. career in aviation^:* *nie youthful wearing a green plastic band bear 6-EJHITMH1K Italy. Dr. OooW' baliaves, to in 'Tickets for th* Show may ba No one waa injured in either of cadet has already logged two hours ing the number 4. But jthle band .the coltisions, poHce paid. one of the moet strategic poeiUons purchased at Dewey-Richman'e or as a atudant pilot, aad m^cates he seema not to o* th* type coinmon/' of. .all Burope.-If it should fall to at the door. Communism, we might be cut off a-ni enter tha..Air Force aftet; grad ly used by bird studying societies, M uation from htg'' school. He le a ’The bird eee'np>fonie and has M n n B v n 0 W ASABt LIVING! from all oUr bases in the Mediter More than 600 planes arrive junioât ISaachastcr High School. been kept in a 'sM a willingly ranean area. While Italy to pro from or depart to foreign countries ’The award to Cadet Snow should enough, since ..ito capure. gressing stsadUy, thsr* are many at UA. ainwrta aach day. be -an “incentive to other cadets ^ Browfi,.«^ Ml family M- Court Oases Nosl sad trim, this Fold^wsy-Chsir is easy to liP tkm tttm dndtm Tefify has twtk parakaels aiW a carry wherever you go. Hdrd wood m m e has a P|l| eanas^.gnd thiil^-4Bgt 4a enou^. ’IVrV driver*/were fined 312 in . If tha ownar is not found, Snliy natural varnish finish. Scat and back arc of heavy lliiii IG, win have another pet.' Town Court . this morning for vio- tk$ wadi waltr ta gl¥0 striped csBvas. 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-.-.f -•w ' - , I* m - - \ n E E N ICAKGHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDI^rESDAY. APRH< 27.1255 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1955 PAGE amtaneia ar girM outright par- J M b l W II Ac^VoI- green and orchid. Similar colors FREE PARKING yviion Watara Srat atartod oanoa In i t e Puna area o f north.- Wore uaad in tho doeorations o f the working fo r tha mate, la 1930, easternn BkNH m ^ Ibland eruptad !ly threa weaka of buffet table, which waa eantared ha waa 19 and John H. Trumbull, Bfas^erade Thief terday aftar with a vratertng-can, -with olaar a Republican, iraa govamor. quiet Lava i ' SO feet upwards A 0O>lFLBTB UNB OF Watara waa a hiaaaenger in tha in aoattared r stroaaMm almulaUtig water. Oapitol In thoaa daya but even Will Seek Pardon A aarles of Jotu from Feb. An BtiJoyable evening caide to a KNITTING YARNS osd ACCESjWRHS tually waa mada rdlef operator 38 to AprU 8 < i homes .and closa after deUokms refredunanta Sama Bates Knitting Aeoaasoflaa wars strved hy tha hoateaata. on tha aaat elevator and, after ha Wotbaiefleld, A ^ 3T (SV-Robr rich sugar cane land 1 tha area. eNaadlapalat eraa with the State Sve yeaxa, bo ert Roar! of Hew Toifc who maa- D .1 L C . Bmbieliery OoMan • Stampad Geeda took over tha elevator on a fuU- qnariadad aa » wmhan and worked BoaoDFF orrs io b b o v b o x eCnt-werfc ... as n Inald to rob Ma ompleyor will and Tatung Xluead Slaoa the daya of Oov. tVum- aSk the State Pardons Board Mon Hartford, AprU 37 caught them, lira. Wegner waa g enough to beaten to death with aa Iron piP*- with him. The ■ • IVhen .Roaal appeara before the ECKS . . . STRIPES,—VALUES t6 S8.9S socIi ip waa reaumed Pardona Board Monday, it vriU be PLAIDS £‘ returned to the his saoond appaal for Hbarty. ■arvlns as V A Sena- The board, preMded over by Gov. F and D AUTO STORES WILL Tnifrsd W sters and bis pises o t snploysicBt. Aferaham A. RiMooff, can ledooe Wilbur Croaa and ware also chief axaou- 54-98-f B t ^ Ukad to stop and chat NOW GIVE YOU loUag tha aaat alsvator In tha t alaicopa'gg’aay-lo-aat-wp tha levator operatora, Wat- Oapitol. “ Tou mast dUfaraat pao- ■Dorta. ple, and that maksa Ufa Interest cat wHh atrong while can Midto ia World War U ing,” he aaya, indicating ha ia con- AMESITE DRIVEWAYS ^ vas eovar. H haa • hard- PAIRS with the atata tentadly launched on hla next 35 EXPERTLY INSTALLED wood frame with center t laternmM for SH yeara dor- yeara ot amploymant with the laa O r a ^ g — MnoMaa Spcaad — Forma Set — Power MoOed idinfbreed by ateel xFor Your Old Roogo _ World War XC vrhan ha served State. ta the Army. Ha was a madie and Aim: Partdng Ixde — Tefenls Courta — Walks pialw-thet ere enameled to apmit aU but eight months o f hla 10% lOROASHTBANSACmONB prevent mating. Foida to Ragndlin ti A|i ar BimWia aarvlea overaeae. ia Rngland, Ira- TstWs Arranged If Desired 4tMy carrying aise. Sise ALL mSTAIXAtlONS BDPBBV18ED BT 'ata^ who was bom in Bast Records At A Trait ia AllowaaM tewari Tbit HactfOrd. moved to hCanchaater in DEMAIO BROTHERS 194S after his discharge from tha 39c Per Pound y E8TABLI8HBD 1930 DIAMOND'S X Army and hla marriage to the,for- OAU. NOW — ANTXIMB amr Mtsa Halaa KwaHi o f this JIANOHBSTDt >0-3-1991 — HABIFCaSLCHspel T-SdU_ ARMY sHd NAVY toara. . Pottertonfi 99T1MA1N STBBBT ASSORHD GROUP OF GAIARDINES, WASHAILE COTTONS. SHARKSKINS W atan aaya ha has enjoyed pi- IN Ceater M.. CetMr «t Cluneh X SUPERMATIC MATCHLESS J- FIRESTONE — ----- OTHER PANTS VALUES! X Hotel M attresses 100% WOOL 100% WOOL ^Ak^tRDINES ^ Aircools, Cottons, Fan Hotel Box l^ rings ■X," KLIIXE CAS RAfNE cies, Hawaiian prints. DRUG STORE MOHAIR and NYLONS And take another look 942 MAIN STRin AT ST. JAMES STDlR DELIVERED — INSTALLED AND SERVICED f l a n n e l s 100%^ DACRONSDi at the price!'Yes air! /' 3 (or 55.00. f o t lojm r D/staace • PACKED WITH FEATURES • LOADED WITH VALUES * VALUES TO $14.9S Z I P P Y ^ - D O I ON SHU THUHSPAY, FRIMY t SATURDAY| $ f i . 8 8 \ GOLF BIILLS TOPS IN STYLE. QUALITY ^ Sj/Jcoa» C Q e ^ '''9 fer 'Wa^'iceKCLjefic^j DRUG store AND PiRFORMANCB VALUES TO S12.9S Iraotecr . 0 9 **■ SMI N O W $ 9 /® Choreodi. Msdiimi Gray. Light Gray. DRESS . \ U J.P. D GRAIN r AFUS ' \/ x: V ROTTU OF 100 '7 " \ \ U.S.P. / ■ .X CLEARANCE U OUNCES Rsgidar ood Frasch Cuffs — Ruttonsd down OiVdrdi. Iraad- MINERAL Oik i»G .S 9e defhs is 8o#d, shades, too. Now la the tfane te btw a brant saw antomatte Budeiileaa gw» lOX range. .X'-' X

NotBTIwM MG.S209.9S —NOWONLY iwofciMii rMfwfWf X 41.11 tili • COMPLETE AUTO MATIC (XX)KING 100% Wool Charcoal, Medium Grey, Light Grey X TOPCOATS (LiaUtU • A GRIDDLE IN THE MIDDLE — * 1^ 8 4 " OMR«B«t . • im W ^CENTER SIM- SPORT • 100% WOOL m e r b u r n e r s See It M F and D A>to • • • this beautifuL new Fifestone IMPUTED TWEEDS- MatchleasGas E a acc. . . prefensd by meat hompnidk- '•AUTOMATIC TIMED a p p l ia n c e o u t l e t COATS^ TSALE^TSALE cra and profcnatonal chefa. GraeafuDy styled to add * ■ -i_- ■' • GAIARDINES that modem look to any kitchm. And it cooks aa well • AUTO, o v e n B uylfbr Get 3 Fte as it looks. UGHTINa - r • Rogulariy $24.50 lay « WW mW^mwW •WNiTVI 100%W60L d NO MONEY DOWN-TAKE UPTQ 2 TEARSTOFAY ii— 6Md ws*l giy* you ZIPPER LINED Evir-RMif Lishttr FI M 111 Salto Rig soltcfipo to . « pair of BMtehisg or cos Mufti U fM M R iii lit SENMTIONAL BARBAIN OFFER kthig stocks AISOLUTE- ..choose fraei. ’ Vohies to $49JO Fuut FM kr l l r LY FREE! P/UNT FimnBXD FKBT. X NOW NOW W at^FiiMi Qefeeef HDtVCtteSlicw...Rug. US VtiM Eurfiai ShH White H i Ptubli adjmd far daehia ean Haaed atrwigkt edge and aem tai ShfelasSnbiy aUelag edge. Rust praef atalelria steel Made. Myarted reee- te Im h MIni weod handle. One tanmietemer! L t a M S a p p ly . CMA ip jM tOnOM VBLA-TBX n v n TNUMUMtUR "a m free free . .tun OiUwe.it..n . . MU A generoua trisi size ZBT RUBBER 29e 5|R5 . e e e e Baby Powder will bcfiven XOVES ILT Um mCAMT M U .T g y YOUR fiirtttOlld to any adult that viaita Piebsl f bordsr.lecstvft (sobsthsnosis bsttestl 4-WAV COLB TMUCTS m st our complete Baby De ST9P ORI HRM MiNitSPIUNG UNIT Mm WM. a w d tt...... M 9 partment. lOOVn Wool Shoriuklos, TwNto, SUDGET TERMS k M a is 4 ATiMisiSt'." a a * Sm^ewdhna e a « • e e'BjM eadtameelaaa, Wontodf, Splash Woovos RfMIIAIIT R E ^ / I L QUAU Wh i T tS< Silt T PHUUPS Because of them special OPEN THURSBAY low sale pitccB we are MEN'S . - 8 K O P 3 FROJEI TOOTH lAlka-Sthxrrl' Silk ef foreed to make a alight 907 MAM ST.— WHDON HmMNG' NIEHTS UNTIL • IRUSHIS I TakIrH IMMNESU charge lo r alterations.

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V, : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,1955 p a g e N l i ^ BQHIEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp« l^G H E S tB B , CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,19BS ■ •»( a pubiibUe nulaanoa and to Charter Night wlU he U ttla Setosora 4-H 6:M amv with ter, will be to charge of the group. 4 . Aliaiek, 31, Torrlagton, dtara- 1. will attend tba thrina Oreuk Community Houm. A ^ Coventry ■ ;-v hlbitod. held Saturday at TaFip.m. in the Mrs, Robert S|«slis, Cub Scout HighUgbte of Ute trip will m the garding a stop qlgn. $6; Uouto W apping tqmerrow. nam mmt%[ araa bald after whlth Anymie dapoalttog such, matter. Nathan Halt Coibmunlty Center. Hack 66, Dan 6, 6:80 p.aa..at Pond touring of Mie coal fields, a visit Juhass, 38, Ashford, nilsa of the Dumond-Bouiais Wedding A OblUna bus will pick ujl paa- HVaigiaail-Wood Chapter, OE8, Or the owner of land permitting de- The enteiiqlnment program Will be HiU School with l/rs. Edward to the Ekidless Caverns, Shenan road, $21. j ^ l e c t e d aongars at tba Wapping Oom- mrvad a roaat baaf dinner. poaiting of any garbiqra or refuse eededded fby a roaat . .beef - supper to White. doah Valley, and the skjdine drWe , Also, Geriianl Joaaph, 38, Youths to Show munlty Houm at noon, than p i^ . OB Mater Trip ’ Firms to Display/ Samples matter, to subject to a fine of $38 itovved ' > the Center's Organ- FTA Defera Action to Washington. From there the Storrs. disregarding atop sign, $9; oaad dpwa MUnston Rd. to Xhirh- Mr. and Mrs. WUtiam Ihraabar for each offense. ritatlon ContoUttee The FTA meeting recently ta trip will continue to . Richmond John LeRoy, 30 Ridgowood Trait, G/ 'le c ^ To Head Group Their Art Work ham'a Oomara, than to Communi-. of Pleasant Vallay Rd., accom The ordinance also specifies that The anUnatomant will b# a one- bled tha question or whether or not and WiUiabisburg, Jamestown and speeding. $34; Robert Dorsey, 19, ty Hall. Tha bua will laaba the panied by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond For SBC Members Friday no person, firm or corporatiGn to act phv "Another Way Out,” by there should be two units in town Yorktown. A visit will be made Rabbit iSall, improper parktog, $8 Community Hail at l3:M p.m.. Burnham of Mancbaatar, bava to engage in the buslneaa of dis Lawpnea danger, Burton E. when school aeaslona begin liext to the Navail station at Hampton and Roland Stew a^ 17, Chaplto, abi*. AptU XT' (OpMUl)— Wapphw. AprU 37 (flpeeian— posing of garbage or other refuse Uuun has b««n aainad The Saturday morning chlMtaa'a stopping at Statiosu 36 and 31 on giM ^far^ month's motor trip to Coventry, April 37 M p(^ Jr., will direct the {day. Hie September in the new school to the' Roada, Va. - speeding, $30. N Mato S t , (Bpaclal) — Thomas O'Brien,'PHNA vlsiUng matter in the town, without first will include Mr. and Mra. north district. .. Pupils on the trto are Ckrole an of tha Plannliiff Com* Of the South Windaor Art Ib a gchool Building Oommitteofauisc; Miss Margarst H. Danehy, obtaining a. permit from the Boar^ Given On C.O.D. i: I for tha boUdinr profram of will give an ahhMt Troop funds win pay for admla- Hodgina of WItomaatIc, The unit voted to buy 15 uni Flynn' and Jean Thompson of MaBokeator Evaalag HeraM Men and transportation. Parenta' BvaBiair Herald ^ raqueatad about 30 aupply school nurse;- and club members, of Selectmen. The collection jA Mra. Ralph M. Burha, Miss Caro forms for the Robertson School Mansfield Depot; Foggy Reid, Coventry oorreepoadeat, Mrs. OL GBBcrogatioaal Church. Mra. a t ^ a naaaant Valley Ohibhoura OP flnna which aaU acbool furniture to There ia a nominal diargs of 80- ItoB Hutchlna' waa aamad aae* consent aUpa, are required. Wapping ammn aapaadeatt Mra. Aa- such matter,to prohibited u n lw J t lyn Janaeen of Bolton, and Rich boys' baseball team, and to donate Manchester; Erica Hextal, Colum U little, telepiMiaa PI 3-6381. lu; on BSUngton Rd., Saturday, from The annual Girl Scout cookie ala OeUtna. MItoben Ptoto aamplaa on dlaplay at the cente per treatment. is separated into two pmxts.jc com 138 toward the State PTA Scholar bia; ficaan Crowe, Storrs; Peter 117. Qtiiar oahuBittaa mamhara 3 to d^p.ffl. , Robertaon School Friday. ard G. Jodry, ^ m rl wara: Walter Sdirodar. sale will be bald'during this weak’s g-441t. Easter Seal Beport bustible part that is to ^ burned, , Hie Frogviun Oommittee for the ship Fund. This, scholarship will Main and Peter C. Ambroea of The aahibitora will be Sandra vacation with Mra. Hallowall and Ib a aommittoa faala it can buy The sum of $M0.76 has been re ir that m u a t^ burled be for an outstanding senior or Coventry. fHaanea; John Ransan and Allan adaan. Jfnat Adama, Barbara more atonomloal furniture, whUatt club includes Richard Nicola, Ken Mra. Roberts in charge - and ■ILYLBD Dr OOLUBION Smithson Suits ceived to -date tow ard the Itoater The burning or burying of the re neth A. Downing, Thomas Kuadal Junior to high school who plans to Ihe trip wUl be a aocial atudiea PMa, Ully\Hlchola, JacqueUna ceokim may be purchased at thslr might not be tba ehaapeat, by com- Beal campaign, Mra. Arnold Carl fuse hi the town duihp will be the attend any of the four teachers’ roject Ihe gsOiip will return 1944 lUICK SUPER RANGE & FI ^ T ***”*”oe«i^ew Planaed Boner, P a t r i ^ Krawakl. Unda pving quality and prteaa, Capt. son, chairman, reports. Of 1,450 rasponatbiltty of the town. Disposal and John A. Hilknaii. • Th* ^Sumd County Itactanaioa Tnntonan, Gregory Dwyer, Jana homm. Branford, Conn., April 37 (P) — / r e g u l a Aly $«s .oo The man iTlU have a public auC- collagea or the University of Con lome Friday Radle aad fceator. A paper aad rag ooUaetion ocn- Benjamin W.^ Hemming, .Bt, af Waiter 8. Keftor tH am committoa maU solicitations thers ware about Qf all refuse in the town dump necticut: Court Oaaea lacYleh wUl bold Ita annual open and June BtmnU. Mid todGy. 360 eontributora About 80 persons Uob Saturday, June 28. They are ductad by tba -Boy aad ‘Girl Bka^ord was klUad aariy tod^ must be made to prescribed loca aocepUng donatlona of itema auit- James T. Laidlmw, Oiarlas Cham Trial Justice lieroy M. Roberts ■beuaa, May d from X until 10 pjn. Parenti and intereated -paraoM whan the car ha was driving eof- A $86,000 aUocatlon has bean rstumed tHe stamps not purchased tions. Only garbage or refuse bers and Mrs. David Simmons have dtoposed of eight cases durinfiKhe $195 at the Union' OmcrMatlonal are Invited. Refreahmentf will be Scouts aad mambara of tha -Amer made to the acbool - budget for aa requested. Last year about 8400 ter collected within the town may able for tha acUvlty. WlUiam ican Legian will be bald Saturday. lided wltb a tractor-trailer on HotcMdJX, Fcrd Morgan. James A, been appointed as auditors for the Justice Court Friday night. They The BOLAND OIL Ghurdi In RodcvUla. 1m pur- aarvad, An additional aarlaa of U.S. Route 1, furnUbing tba ciaaarooma. Tha two waa contrtbutad, be deposited In the town dump. AU PTA books. included; . peoa af thia RMdal fweaaion ia to fodr leaaona for children during Frank Maatoda baa aaktd that N o w $ 3 9 ^ 9 5 6-room unite of tba new achool Bivan though the drive baa vehicles engaged in such etdlec- Bell and John HiUnan may ba con See BOB OIORGETn at aeoualht the yenaral' public with May Will be held if there, la enough fathara of Boy aad Girl Scouts Police aaid Hamming’s e a / tacted for deteUa'. The Coventry Day School sev William Karoat, 39, West Ash help with tba project. Trueka are struck tko Mda of a trudt driven project will ba furaiahad to bouse ended, Mrs. Carlson said she will tlons or transportation must bs enth and atghth grades left.Satur ford, charged with violation of tta dUfai'aat Mnda of work dona tateraeiis.^ approximately 480 pupils. It wlU continue to accept contributions suitably covered. ^ Vtoitfaif BetatlvM rvlea of the road, fined $21; Wal ROY MOTORS, TEL. by homemaUny groupa through -AlbartUaJonea* riamea ki paint naadad aad aayoaa.wiUlng to land tor Donald L Hodaon. of Provl- Any person engaging in such a Mias Bonnie Sue Laas n to spend day for a 3,2M m ilt round trip a truck should contact Itoatnda danca. I t L Ha was not injured. not be nacaaaary to purchase- a from residents, ^ e project. Is tour of the Middle Atlantic States. ter D. Johnson, 82, East Hartford, 185 Center St. Phene Ml 8-1336 tfea ahtanahm aarrtoa. ing for B di^ wlU be 'ontlnuad on toaehar'a desk and chair for each sponsored by the Young Mothers buaineaa without a permit from ing the weak with her uncle and Don OleiurtSnirchin Sr., headmaa- nilea of tha road, $31; Emanuel tiooal groupa from tho varloua Tuaaday mominga and Wedneaday at JA 8-3614. AU tidiing part In of the ciaaarooma. Ckpt K eller aub. the Board of Selectmen, and. any aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Couty towna Included wUl aat up Individ* evening! during ^ y if eight per the drive are asked to be at Com said, because of tba duplication of Garbage Ordinance one not complying with the ragu- and family In Secane, PB. Weekend ual ashlblU.aC aluminum traya, sona apply. Mr. Jbim la pbuming munity HaU at 6 a.m.. Refresh this oquipmant in tba Robertson The Advisory Health and Safety laUons of the State Sanitary Code visitors at the \home of Mr. and. braidad ruga, fabric painting, to taka a clam on A-fleld Mcatoh- ments will be mnrad to volim- 19S2 OLDS •• BchooL Only nbout aevsn new such Council has asked that residents and the ordinance governing gar Mts. Anton M. Xsutoan were the Ing trip Monday. Th#^ toers after the ooUaetion a t Com aoutbom eoducy, lamp ahadaa. 3-Dr. BaMa. heater, hyiraaaatte aste WiU be naaOad. he reminded of the new ordinance bage or other rMUse matter, is Douty family anid Mrs. ti7ni7mw Injectioha, aa previously reportsd. daughter of Mra. LlUian Appointments should be made laga, an intaraatlng program baa M l HarUord Rd., baoama the 1 wore matching hmdpiaeaa and •MAHTt A PIliVt W x W SCREENS S12JE boaa a rra n g e d . Mra. Howard cairiad bouquaU of pink and white -with Mrs. fVsderick C. Rose of dcavad from Waat Hartford win bt of Armand Dumond, 3d spring floware. P A L M E R and BBAIP f tha Young Mothers Club. Hie Manchester thdra to abow bar ooUaetion of Hartford, am. of Yarmln A recaption for 130 guests was Clinic ia co-sponsored by the club baila abtalnad from aU ovar tba of Hadawaaka, Maine ^|rf^rday hsld at the VFW Homs imme- DAIRY QUEER flit, 1 and' Public Health Nursing Assn. Plumbing & Supply Co. - 'v a # ' ' BRIDAL SET S15IU8 wecld. Mra. Gravaa aiaoialataa tba morning at 10 o'clock in Mason Conti Dr. . Robert P. Bowan, school dlatsly following tha ceremony. ►MONI Ml M, REGULAR naiqud uaaa thaaa baila bava bad. of the Aaaumption Edgar Gumts were present from Hialeah -OwBsd aad MaMgad By physician, 'will give the treat 1-95. w . wbara aha aoq;u|rad tbam and ■nazrell performed jHie cerem a c b o ^ la aehadulod three gertip vail of UtuaiMi waa arranged Co. Tha bridegroom attended from a matching cap. arid ahe car BChoola in Madawaaka, Maine, Xba taaqaara waw baaie pay ried a bouquet of white roaea. served three years in tha U.S. V ^ , s ■ and a booatyoi Mvil aarvioa Hie matr« of honw andIbridea-' ' Army hi the Koraah War and waa W * I m v B H m MW qMMOl pwpOM hMw fhd9 tTM . rdtiagi.; .Ubdar it a ^ a a , a maid ware attired aimilarly.arly diachargad a year ago hoJdlM the tmolBdatarU Mmthly aal- nylon ovar taffatai princem atyia rank of staff aaigaant in Q spray iBcomiiMiHted by Hm State EkEwhIm SdfvlM LOW DOWN PAYMENTS! EASY PAY DAY TERMS' a ry a f 4M M •70. haUarinn length gowna, thprof the Tank Battahon. ^ SEED PO TA TO ES... SINGER G - l GREEN MOUNTAIN—COIILERS- CHiPPEWAS s p f c m / Brand New Aluminum ./ FULL LINE OP VEGETARLE AND AUTOMATIC t D’s BIGGEST TV BARGAIN EVER! Folding Patio Chairs FLOWER SEEDS. ONlON SETS / GLADIOU. GLOMNA. lEGONIA WAREHOUSE SALE WASHER AND DAHLIA RULES > ON ALL USED MACHINES COMPARE AT S8.95 ASPARAGUS AND RHUiARi ROOTS BUY NOW 3 3 '/3 % W hy POTHNG SOIL PEAT MOSS P a y AND SAVE! 7 Ymr IB tU, $1 BOEE N - ' ' M ore! PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE HUGE ALL-STIEL LAWN CHAIRS EVERY RUG IN REDUCED! MRD lATHS $3.50 rad ep

M bM eBeBHl . 2 1 7 * VMB dMiiB af n d er I • - $ 3 9 9 510 DOWN DOZENS LOOK AT THESE - PORTABLES $ COME IN - OPEN AN ACCOUNT! 52.25 PER WEEK TO SELECT PROM / 9 x 1 2 RUGS N O R E D TAPE...NO DELAY! MODEL WA-881-L / BUY NOW—USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Formieriy g tt te $14# Witli "All-Clear' NOW REDUCED BROAOLOOM BARGAINS!' Mere Mower for l 0 0 R! 0 M l Y * l l ^ OVERSIZE $ 3 9 w $119 txiy^OatteB Buga -it6 each. R E a TYPE « d ROTARY POWER MOWERS yow-MoMyl PICTURE •t^iANDHSlOWilU • . . ' PRRESTIMATB LAWN SEED « d EASY-n/UmM i-aoE POR W A U TO W A U FIRST QUAUTY FERTIUZBR SPREADERS CARPETING OlfiiNf POWER New PATHFINDER SPRMGPIELD AXMmSTER R««. $9.50 tGuy^ LAWN ROLLERS • NOT ASKONO • NOT A HnM 0^ Aa.avorage raoia IFxlF caa SALE PRICE $7.95 Sq.Y tf. U W H RAKES ^ WE NEED SPACE!! be earpatedl iBoladlag aadar- • in BEAND-MW Bsath cnahlaB aad a sa,»«tb lOWER edge iBstellatlaB by faetoiy PWST QUiUJTY RUIMSN RUltNERS " ta the frawcEdoEs dcEioEd for oEr iloEf-Eeedle oEd our FULLY AUTOMATIC swhiq E r a d k (d g - Here’s tbe eoODomy tire find of Bib 2 YEARS TO PAY tea laid iBeibsalfe tar aa Stela MID POINT LOK-TWEEOf U q , $9.95 m l yd. ’ — ■ ^ - « urtiiora EMEiyMeElEEt mud BMcMEMtlNiHMrabcM traded ta for salt. A l SiEQET AUUSTAKE you wouM txptr year! Stop in— see die eensatioB- aa 633B6 dawa aad np to twa SALfPRICE$t.50Sq.Yd. fo ly gECEUEtatd . A l E M c h ta ra or* priced t a qhre YOU qeeutae sovtaqs. . CUTTIII6 KI6MT, ally low priced Pathfinder by A U KINDS OF LIME AND GARDEN t9py$752fi GoodyW NOW! T rode-lhs Acceptedf^~^ 3.PLY FIRST QUALITY - — r - FERTILIZERS— tO N EM EM — V lG O tO Don't W oifrSTO FIN ^ CALL TODAY! OHIO WOOL TWIST Rm . $10.95 Mh yd. or Moro ^ 7 0 x 1 5 SIZI ONLY A ct bow! Don*f^ miM thig bic-acfMii ■ GOLDEN-VIGORO—AGRICO LAWN FERTILIZER SALE PRICE $9.50^Sq. Yd. ^ SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE SAVINGS...... Dust look s i t k e ^ A M A K rlMTasend !JEE RCA Victor TV bargaiii! Bcaatiful 2l- I ManchMtar Carpet Ceater s c o r n FERTILIZERS — FARMCANURE fssturtti Tbit | ^ I m«BpeM»*e inch Hichlaiidcr. Grainod finiahes, b is - " suppUes cverythinc yonl MHJ. SECOND QUALITY SHEEP MANURE — ACID FERTILIZER WAS NOW mower cuts | UHF INSTALUDON! bogsnr, lined, oak, extra. Aluninixcd I want noat in a carpet. PORTAIU EUCTRIC...... $39.95 19.50 tbrougb ever- | YOMt 019 1MHS UmL MAKI "AU-ClMr” picture tulM fivM you 212% ■ North . .. South.. . . l ^ t MaTON WILTON. If PM fkt $11.95 iq. yd. ROSE POODx .1- PORTAILE ELECTRIC ...... : ^... 59.50 37.50 grown wssdt and i TM AOUM. EAlfMIIII _ grester pictura coBfrast' -—r—-.- -- . V. "Wifiil . ito w attar- _ 2ND PRICE $9JD$q. Yd. gfiM caaljr.s^ys " f where you travel-—you canH ’^WHITE OTd YEUOW ONION SETS CAm NET ELECTRIC ...... 99^00 7 9 .W StuuBinc contenporarY cabinet fita into " Vlalt ear thrift BdMM yea wIB Sad aavtoga CAMNET ELECTRIC...... 85.00 31.00 tbs cut grsii to I every decorative achcate. And it’a the ■ do better for quality and ■n to aa% aa I IRISH CORIUR EARLY SK D POTATOES ssvs raking. Trims | loweat pried ever for- thia RCA 21’* | value than you

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X - IIANCBESTER &VENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. <;X)NN., WEDNESDAY. APRU. 27.1956 ^«W6NTir lIANCm aTER EVENING HEEALD, M ANM aflBB, OOITN, l^DNESDAY, APRIL 27, WB5 ?AGE'i‘waiCTir*€ iq | 7 ^ naaa replaced theae aartler appre- sufficiently before hoetillUm begin unagipeetodljr. CSVil jRadford^ A id e E n d henatopa to the wake o f Secretary so that the military organisation 'anm can provlds ths taadar- D i^ w of This Car Reported in 'SatiBladioiy ^ndition* S e t s T e r m s Toivn Clerk Issu(s Listed Ike Wants Wider U.S. A id of State Dufies .announoement o f Panic Feared they possess w ill be tooapshie m shlp... mental oondlUontog... Zhukov Letters Bared Parley wit^ Chiang a new open door policy toward bring used to ths hour ot nsed.” pre-attack and post-attack train THEOFFiqS-^- osbie-fire talki with Red CKina. But the film streesm, through ing. Ute answer lies to Om toitia- On Board Agenda Tuesday For Low Income Farmers We strongly brieve that any As Enemy Ally the use of everyday spUndes, that tlvs of the American ritisen — ta B uilding U.S., Red Ties O n M e e t i n g (Oeattnsfi trem One) oontori with the Reds w ill m Amsricans will act calmly and his wUitogneae to rmpend a DB. JOHN B. R in iA , A t tho requeat ^ Dameeratlc (Oeattnued from tage Oha) to efforts to develop "self help fruitless,” a qualified Nationallsl' In Atomic War intelligently — If they prepare to peril facing himself, his "familyto 'D ok Lictnst Deadlin* Direetor Walter IWumoy, the programs.” The toipreaelon wax qtrong- that offictal said. face the wonit and his country.” raw* B O W and other pdrts h a v e In his Jan. 6 State of the. Union CHIROPODIBr -' 259 LkMSM Iwond , W i t h j C h i n a Board o f Direetors TtiMday wiU the two vlaitora had n âd rised Everyone knows what the Ooih- The film ’s narrator saya calm eperattog, though not fully devel ftieesage, Eisenhower painted a (CeattiMefi from Fags O iii^r-^ nerves will bo needed to plenty wkieh Town C Itik Samuel J. Turk- consider the question ^ p la e iiig the Nationaliats to aban munlsta want—they want Formosa Thera are two and a half ttoiee The number of motorists gehieraUy bright picture of the and they want to contlmw with ahould the bombs etert dropping: as many trafflo deaths on rural togton Jr„ sold today that tha town clerk on a .gataiy haau oped. Benaon recommended launch* moy and the Matsu* Nil its Job "Without terrifying people,*' WILL BE CLOmO l* B *«U * picking up their new licenses (IJsathraefi ttsm Page One) about 1,2(M> dog owners .to tag “pilot operations” in not Ism natlonta-.agriculture, but he aald: their program of world conquest." "We can’t depend on leaders roads as on city streets. I t n h o w t f i tin t "G raat^ attention must be di sources Insisted ths^ neii then gcHs on to say; at the SUto Armory keeps town have not yet obUtoed .U- salary basis for the*^wn than '60 of tho 1,000 low income Robertson said he and R ^ o r d 1 MOtame* in ft am th ftnd it getting ^smaller as the Satur OoramunisU. Ha cited that mat conaes'for their dogs. Dsadllne rected to thk needs of low income suggested i t ,d “a useful exchange of views” " I have one great beUaf—no " A P R I L 26 to K A Y f ; ter and a peariMe cease-fire as ax* clerk has bsen a Dsmocratie eam- countiaa during five year starting farm famlUea. "'^Ttaenty-eight iMr body in war or anye^h’ere elm aver Uda taroftd rftngft of day desdlino. for securing new tor the license Is Saturday paign issue for aeveral yean and. :s An official ciapatch today Chiang. liceneee draws nearer. amplaa of attuations which do not noon. There ere an estlmstod July 1. cent of our farm T ^ ^ t o r fami the Oommunfarta ahelled one 0 made a good d e ^ o n if ho was dIrscUy concern the CUnese Na* mon recently was ths subject ef ^ Usto Aettea Needed lies have net cerii tocomaa of lese iipurpose o f their trip, he said, frightened to dmth. Itico—Tfco Proftidont touchod Inspector Daniel Kerr, In 3,200 dogs ia town snd only conrideration by a Charter Ravi- Matsu Islands yesterday, was to consider prohletns relating ft roond o f IftughUr when he charge o f the State Motor tlaaalista. 1,000 have been licensed so H s said action by Congress win then 61,906 a year. ' shells from-the mslntahd la "You have p6 look the facts to CtohaM Ne Deal alon Workshop which has rseom- he aedded to; « “ Last yaar, at my requeat; kto the U.S.'*Nationallst Mutual De ths face, buiôu have to have the ___ 1 that on V*B Doy merking the Vehicles Department eub- far, 'nirkington said. m ended that the queftlon, together on Pelksntqng, Sevan mllsa -.-om a f the war in Burppe 10 yeare branch at the Armory, eaid at A t one point, Elsenhower stressed 1. Autbortu the Farmers Home *ful studies were made of tho ptob- tbe matntand. Only Kaoteng Is fense Treatjr- Robertson declined stamina to/do tt without Just go ANNUAL that the United Btatoe is not going with several other proposed rc- ' say whether they had advised '" n o w OPEN-1 Administration to make loans to ing hysta^.” f next month, he thought that 12:30 today that 3S0 licenses lema of theae farm people. f land ta nearer the Red coast, four ttonalUt withdrawal from Oue- had roached the and o f hie had been issued up to that to deal behind the banka-of ths Na- vlaloiia of fer-raaehtog effect, be psrt-tlms farmers. shall later submit recommenda fromHM shore. PeScantaiM -Another way of looking.at''ti>e UDIET NIflHT tlenallsts on mattars -which con ICnn) adid "we would.be falling the subject o f a referendum. 3. Concentrate special funds out to 6 ^ ; aquare muea in area. It moT end the Matsds. problem^the enemy's way—is '•Hear. With a aomewhat wiatful timq. Tho Board has dsetdsd to hold tions deaigned to assure the steady IlnUa. Kaenhower added that he This is leas than the 265 cern the Chlsng Kel-ehek govern . for a chemeteristie (Red Chi* side the present agriculturel ax- alleviation of their meet proeslng never M fm bad bean ahelled. NattoBaitot-gifiTiaoBed to- sh d ^ , too. The film demonstratee MONDAV.MAYX gkvlalened peaceful daya of retire* ment. neac) maneuver” in agreefiig to an toformsl mseUng for detailed tenSion formula to conduct pilpt tandsMie o ff the O ^ e ie mstatand ft ielae rumors could be sprud iPine-Lenox Pharmacy! 6:66 FJE. issued in a comparable period problems.” *- Nationattatsnewapapera contin -As for . whether - tlM Netional- direct nogotietions with Peiping discussion o f those revlaions. In programs snd to extend aid to low withinXranga of Ckmuniditot big leaflets to advance civil strife. iM nt on hia farm at Gettysburg, dfiring yestardaj^B heavy rain. dications ere ths Direotors, Tues Thert hss ' been considerable ued to sditorfOlse againrt any aug- H 2t 9 E.emm$T. (COR.ORUNOX) | Pa., hut that retirement there atiU A total o f 527 licenses were lats might be wiUtog to agree to over Formosk!, ihconW farmarx. critlclam by Democreta and-aome geation that QiMtooy or Matsu be ffuhi. \ , . Btoformstion about American St. Mary's RoiWb Hdl any oeaae-flie between the U.K Judd said "this is the same day. will dedde to consider the Robertson made a surprise »a iL •aema to be a long way off. issued In the eight hours tho new money out- Republicans In Congress' of tha given up, V ability to hit back kt an attacker, M O K N • t o P.M. DAILY . St. Mary's Maata €MH ThtnUng they may have un and Rod Cbns, tbe Pmfidsbt re*, -maneuver” Chon En-lai ueed to aehi^ versus fee quastion along to <êmoy yMterday. intruder radio broadcasts. AM. 10 sob-brsnch was open yester with ths other changes. he ngutar budget for ex administration, snd particularly One paper, the Hein Sfieng Pao earthed a clue to a, prealdaitlal day. plied he thinks so fa r as Chisng'S 1946 to win a truce in the battle tension, nseercli, soil conserva of Secretary Benaon, on farm pol which epeeke. tee the pcovlaeial -An sir M easy informality pre , Out of the dark screen comet a Room Boof Dhiaar tfecieien to eeelring a'aecend term gqvsmment ie ooneamad th* mat- with the Netlonallsta fo r the Chi Diaenes Wntar g efl MW tion, farm loam and related acrv- icy. It centers on the adminis government of 6‘ormoaa, said ‘‘we vailed at ^fiie departure. The rintoter figure with a menacing Including thla mocning’a ac tor of a coass-fIre is aesdemle. H* le mainland and later to ob-. As Water Oommlmkmeto, the T d . M l 9-0896 Bant year, newamen laughed tivity, tha Bub-bran& haa ao Sc^ ' tration program of fiexible farm would be cohdeemed by future hto* usual formalities of honor Aitard. accent, voicing the enemy's peyeho- $ .S f*«r Coopli heartily. aald ths NatioaeUkto are firin g to tain protracted Korean group will discum baytof a 614,584 4' Authorise 60 miUton doltan price supports, appioved last ysar torians as-traitors K we were t bend snd |mn\i gunXsslute wefeômlttsd logical-warfare plan; 3 0 far latued 2,682 new McenaeS the Pormosa area now, ao far as talks. wator softener for.^tne Love Lane FREE DELIVERY BeiiiivaHMM Ctooo FrifiSg Hie Prealdent Joined in the Bnca it waa openad here e f loans by the ferinan home ad after a heated flight. abandon those vital outposts." at Radfora’s I piest. U.B. and ‘Tbere will be no grept raamn laughter, then remarked that at te knows, only to dafanss sgetost wrU, ministration. (The report itself Some sharp debate wea heard Netlonslist fears that Rohsrt- Nattonsltst offic als seemed to be for the existence' of armies. We FkoM M l 1^7161 Thursday. Tha offlca w ill ba Rdd sttecka. Three puêlwartogs am sched hia age, 3l montha^the length open from 6:80 to 4:30 to- said theae loans should be made yesterday in 'the Senate as it aon and Radford I. d come reeking in good lutmo^ •hall have undermined our enemies e f the remainder o f hia first term Smith, a foreign relations oom- uled. Ttoqr ape for a J63.000 ep- avsitable to supplement private passed by voice vots an annual agreement on giving up the off? Asked.Ithe* to reviait matnm and Friday and from mlttoeman. said ha thinks Dull at Sen, Bricker/Iâys propriatlon to tbe .Town Court, a —bUU seems like a long time. 6:80 to 12 noon Saturday. snd cocdierattve asrvicea). agricultural ' appropriation that Mibra Minds In o t w to seek a Formosa, laughed " I Cengreai T he Chief Executive took the right track yeeterday to 6S,(X)0 appropriation to the Police Tha "pilot operations” Benson would allow spending of more then cease-fire with ths Cbmeunists in hope to—thla'‘ waa my third daelared it is still too early for announcing the Unitaid States is Amendme^ Saves Department and a 616,000 appro would Mart to the coming fiscal 61,400,000,000 during the fiscal the Formosa Strait thus seemed to six months.” . say aaseesment o f the record ef ■7 “ Aaslirolso Foflerte^.T'fit, o f SB BenU n et*. •xplertog tbe poaatbtuty o f sueh priation to the town counsel for yesr.wopld provide practical ex year (hat begins July 1. to be BubakUngk Robertson W d R a d f^ will stop the Democrattc-controUed . Mth Spring S t, Rockville, who was dlscuseiona. cUtinuu perience for guidance to future B y ji 76-5 margin, Sen. Williams But dlseppoln tmant and bittar- for 34 hourq/in Honolulu. as It headed east crossed the es Dtdiee' statement was received Soverei^ty of IJ.S. Neither nf-tha first two will add pronimia. igroaa Ribicolf Blasts driving this car when it was re (R-Dcl) lost an effort to clip 55 m ta Baate MUttary News About Town planade near Slater S t and with ammval to London and Patia a net coat to ths budgets tee these ‘The plan also would Involve In mlilton doUara from a 350-mlllion- 7^ duced to this state .last idght ia ia crashed Into the west-hound truck official quartera. But at Taipei, e (C from Pago One) dcpertm«ftita. creased technical aid auch as -that dotlar authorisation for federal aevemment Information —BUr Hartford Hospital, where hie con- ôperated hy WUUa U Harris, 68, NatlonaUst spokesman voiced ^ Board, pursutog a rseom- eahoerer daclaraa ho ta‘ unalter State Plf^ fo^ The Daughters of Uberty rum fumtahed by the Soil Conservation conservation payments to fanners dlUon U reported as "aadsfap^ of Hatfield, Pa. disappointment, a a y in g :' “We it's haade. .only to tha a mendation t o General Manager •ervlce; cooperation of tha De on 1906 crops. ably opposed t o . publication of mage sale tomorrow In Oranga Richard Martin that the Dineton, any technical military secrets tory,” Seaman said Harris suffored a strongly beUsva tkst any contact tant^'fiiat he could not make - partment of Health, Education Williams noted the administra Hall basement w ill start at 6 a.m. Fedarie suffered a laceratod sprained right leg In the accident with tbe Reds w ill be fnUUess.” 10 the School BuUdfaig Ooramittee and Weltore to encouraging states NOTICE mmely because, as be phrased it, Naming Judges and not 6 a.m. as advartisad. tion had asked only 195 mlUlona eealp and possible Injurlea to his w t did not require hoqpltallimUon. Smith, speaking out in an Intar- itioaal agreemsata to conflict and the Board of Education tall to expand vocational training in for such payments but a combina It lua eome to ear atteattea to boose aaleemen havs one or the ether federal depart vlow, said T think we should hs ths Constitution nor msks agree on edueatidnal requirements as represeatattves of tim ment daelria to be Srst with ttw Sanior Wataa at thalr weeUy bbast and right shoulder, hospital The truck, which along with the rural areas of low incom e; tion of Democrats and Republicans been seHclttag pbotegn^tolc (Oaatlaoed Crone rnge One) officials said, as the result of a car was towed from the eoene, la wilUng to ait down and talk OiM-nun taw for the people of the for schools before ths arehitoet strengthening the U.S. Employ snowed him under. Aaas Orlfltai Cklld Photograp^Stadie. announeoment ^ the data. meeting last night in Tlnktr HaU the Communist Chinaae begins his work, will take up the ment Service in rural areas. Re can see no reaaon, Kiacn- had as guaet spaaker Gena R. Stia*. colHaion with a truck qn the W il riiowa ia tho background e f the United SUUs bjr executive agree The farm money bill now moves 1b set the record straight Vto with to aottfy the people e f MaX- ties once they are appointed, We bur Ooaa Highway i|t Manchester above photo. question of obtaining a education requirements outlined Also, efforts to induce the ex- back to the House which previous hefwor added, for having to make should make the bench Connec lam, interior decorator for Wat* ceaas-flre.” ment hy tho Board o f Education for the eheetmfimttke -Amw OrUna.CUId Phetography Stadia hM at 10:80. V Federie was charged with reck- pension of industry to rural low ly passed a versien containipg ao ootalde ■elramcn br paotographera worktog for the studio. pubUo Infonnatlon about a U.8. ticut a career service.” kina Broa., who is a grsduata of ” in any question whore Dafemto Fewer Curb 4-room mhUtion to the Washington income - araes and to get atate some four million dollars less cash, airplane which la able to fly Manchester High School and the State Trooper P m Seaman aald leee driving as the result of the A ll e f oor buetome ta epadueted entirely at the studio. For years, there have been pro- Faderlda car went out of control accident arty is involved, tha Ni "Why Mioiddn't the Presideat's fichooL agricultuni collegts to make aub- A Senate-Houae conference com etralght up. ‘Rw Navy has de posala.to replace the minor courts Parsons School of Design, New must be repreeanted.** hands hs tied to that extantr” Tbe Dirocton will again take etantial research and extension mittee will adjust diffarencaa. veloped auch a vertical takeoff with a district court system, or to York City. He gave the women I think tide eouni .M y amendment would not up the mueh-diacuased sad little- eontrihuUons. Ei h Erilfil, Chili Phoitsraphi craft. ♦ —' expand the. Oommem ITeas Court many new h)eaa for decorating mood to atop tbs changed status o f ths Maguire Moat fish Bwim with a motion tie the Prsaldent’a hands in the SelPBrip Fragraasa . 476 MAIN ST. TEL. >0 6-6266 N- The P^dent’a remarks were to take over the preaent functione their homes, and exhibited Girl^ Plight in M iiror, Important i aanse that ha could not act tract to the eastern section pt Farm, busineaa and other lead which may be compared to that of la reply to a tamest fo r comment of local courts^ but they alwayi variety of artistic fabrics for Smith said he thought DuUoe promptly to time of emergency or town. e n would ba encouraged to unite an oar whan a boat la sculled. on the Defense Dopartment'a new have fallen far short of passage. draperlaa and Other purposes. They -WUl take tq> the poasibllity bed drawn an *;hnpoitant distinc carry out an affective foreiga pol X tnformatian policy, which has done Although the/ appointment Btua- Junior Watca were invited gueett. tion” betw4eiv«eaae-flre and etlw of selling two town-owned par ^«radt to dry up military news. tion remains to be ironed out in Tomorrow the senior Wates wlU jRahoney Aids in Rescue talks to BMUig this eountiiy to- icy" I . 7 ^ cels of land. Mrs. Cbarlao Dubiel, Biaonhower lyiparantly had in about half a doaen communitioa, Bricker said recmit Senate 162 Bldridge fit , has tadieatod she hold their first rummage kale at tsnds to U y to Snd out if Rad bsartop on proposed revlakm of aatnd r « e r U that the armed aerv- the Govammr said daflnitely ha will a.m. in-Tinker Hail. Katharine Mary Albalr, 6, may China’s PTapilar Chou En-tai was ia interested to buying a large leoa have vied wit^ each other, in hava a completa hat to submit to nose allegedly tecsivod ea tbe re stocers 4n pfopoMng a tiro-Bation the UH. charter have produced building lot on the east oornsr of Bomsdsy thank htr stars a wom various suggesUona - which would seme laatancea, as to which could the leglslatura tomorrow. an ledtod into a barbdnhop mir sult e f an altorsatloa, poUce said. eonfernWe to ssek rslaxatlon nf ToUsnd ‘Ipka and Now Stida Rd. The deadUne for tha. appoint Several members of Maiikorl|df The toddant to stUl under investl* “ UBdsnatoo the concept o f . ii , ho drat yrtth an announcement of Lodge No. 38, K n M ts o f PyUiMs. ror and aaw htr hanging by bar Far, East tensione- M est-Tfday developinant e f now devicaa. ments la May 1. gation, a court official said today. Sen. Bridges (R-N H ), Sanato ttonel sovereignty.” I f adopted James Sbeekey, town angtoeer, will accompany Dlatrlct Depu^ flngerUps from a rear seoand by a diarUr revision conference Agninot Btlekor jPlaa Tha towna whare appoinUnenta story window Isdgs in Urns to toad PoUco looked into the matter GOP Policy Oommlttea riuUnnaa, Harold Symington, exscuttva ase- atiU hava n whnl Valtod Statss policy toward LaCtoir o f Rockville read the com more reservationa are avallabla but L*B fitilhe Hepse Dp 1U fin. CAPAfitnr ‘ I mittal service at the grave In S t MaenwhUe, bopen for an agree Platsd 1000-lb. test Chain, V lst Nam w ill ho in tho future. ahould be made at once. Bill Kucka MOH PW9II «M ON •OQOnMI Bernard's Ceueteiw, RockvlUe. of East Hartford will aanouaoe tbs ment roes today ta the âniisvllle At year aeavMleM*,’ e> u- Non-Tilt Wood SM ^ snd Sky Bearers were Em m W. Tucker. otd-tiau numbers. A Nashville railway atriko. IMri.Heiee Sefriee Ctoueler Ride swings on eil-impreg- Geoapge M^Crea. Ruesill tt. iToriar, Labor and managoman^ «Hfl 'rftew yee ta yew heme OUver Poirier, Everett Taylor and hew te eeertta eaa Mte far nsted broBxe buahitiCS-.DONT lllJItrapU jC la is . -Tha. Qft enersD m u gef tbe Sentb ^raas iasiied opOBfibUe ‘ ' m . CUfMto KTHyior.------about proepocts to “ “VWVM" mw Hetietae fineeii' • l*P=4!(MBGB$v-v. thisgorjB isfiOBto- Methodist W8CS wUl optn lU tafrliwvY^pVvBWve For CD Workers spring rummage sale at 9 ajn. to^ Tha railroad strike ' plats with a 6 ft; Single Piece morrow In Ooopef Hall ef tbe same day—March L Curved Gfilvaniicd Slide, Fly Budget Requests South Methodlat Cfimrch. strike M CSO ing jRings, Acting Bars, Tra- . 3- aiMd Menards, Raneiiaotcr CivU Workars agatm ■outheni ■ ■ ■ NI0H()U 4 MmHESTER 'RRE, 1s t. aOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Defeat direetor, wm be one of Bell TMaitoeiM pexe and 4 Steel .Anchor STOBE — 1666 MAIN ST. — MI 6-4647 713 MAIN ST,-pTIL Ml 9.B390 mrreral instruetora in eesnmunica- Dtscussed Today Oontnet talka M lfrc h # ll 9-4597 KECAFFINO 8HOF — 296 BBOAD ST. — MI firiSM ttoni at a State-eponsored school Town W ill Borrow BMnt end the to the tele- for ChrQ 'DsfeoM personnel fit the General Manager Richard Mar Idione strike deadlockod Dniveritty of OonnccUcut next tin and department heads met this Million in Notes at Atlanta, were reports AMPLE FREE PARKING Bxmth. morning for a general discueaton of saw HOLLYWOOD ^SERVIOE CENTER About 40 CD worker* arc attend- of preparation of budget requaoU Georgia ATLANTIC STATION k V the sebool which wUl ba bald for tbe coming tiacal year. The town la preparing to borrow 704 MAIN ST,. MANCHBTIR—TEL Ml f-W79 342 EAH CENTER ST.—PHONI Ml 9<41t7 t e t e g tha week of May 16. TUs Martin has aet June 1 as the a million dollars to tax anticipation wU to tha third tiSM the Btete deadline which time . the depart notes from May 10 to Aug. 10, -Argument LeadR N o r m a n ^ Ohrfl Defense orgMntoafVin has ments must hava their requeaU General Mhaager fttchard Martin CBOdtlOtMS ■ ready. Aftsr they are submitted, said today. HARTFORD RP., MANCHESTER be said, he will hold a aeries of TIm town borrowed 62.000,000 To Broken Nose 455 DON WILUS CARAOE at a Haritord'nM raesUags edth the department last fall and wlU repay it May 10 WYNAirS aULF STATION beads on their budgets. - from nwBsy yceivsd f rom thsfirst Z4 MAIN STv^TIL Ml 9414S I t MAIN STd-TO. Ml 9 ^ 1 « r '«M lasil d > antflt baflone hs Th* final budget must he an- 10R9 MAIN STRUT CD flkeeflur, ettaad- fr o e ^ by ths BMcd of Directoce ^^STIllSSSSr^lhrhor^ y OPEN DAILY FROM 9 T O 9 .1' •M ko E S i r d S A wm ha ispaid ite m futors tax - "C

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7 - V .TWENTY-TWO ' UANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27; 1965 m -----1------I ■ n.^1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAYr.APRIL 27,1965 PAGE BUGS matter,' he conunentad aomewhat Kvefy man needa a wife. mlaehievoualy: ‘Td much rather 'Confirmed Bachelor—Olva me V r$uto-Tims Charm ' Bvaiy RiW M Meek Be4*iai iMCvIr, ^•UT HOMf ^ have had my pick of the two thou- MM good reeeon why. , Anawar to PMvioiia Piiialai Youli surely want to go to and awwy A UMtR.lTVlmLZMT^ Sense and Nonsense ■and giria and kleeed her alone for 1,^-tM e'-ItamiB-WdHiih^ T o N * T a k baowat around the MANCHES 1W «M PIN ITHOMCr X two houre.” Well, with an the thtnge that go TER CARPET CENTER $0$ Main ^MONy IIOUmL WMTID wrong, there are a number he ams St., open to0 tonight through Sat MMfTD IT/ A' (o d driver la not Juat one , tioog-tlnted Married Woman— can't bISme on the government! urday during their ANNUAL n u v R 6 the reporter 6f a local paper pall AOMMt . M A sterM i wholio obeya traffle nilea, but one ed oit him for an interview. Hav I. . I___ •T Saints (ab.| SPRING Sa x e whan every rug to IT.OL' who la quick enough to dodge ing coqgratulated the old fellow, ICom entbe Listed by stock la reduced. A new nig is ,jmNOL thoae wnb don’t! — Ahtomptlve the reporter aaked a few quea-- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER DOWN uireP sure cure tor monotony in (my. Dealer Newa. tlona V ' dAntUoacim I Eccentric room and whea you can -do this Reporter—To what' do you at SEdfl)l«B wheels at wonderful saving In .inenay, you Waiter—Would you mind aet- tribute your longevity? g Is Drink mode SBreadmeead are doubly, pleeeed and satisfied. ttlng your bill, alrf W>’re dhalng . The centenarian pauaed a mo with malt So do look into the poealMlity for S R e n d te f a hew rich background tor your now. ment and then, hMding up hia IS fish sauce overoatUg T Irate Patron—But, hang It all, 1 hand and ticking off the itema on H Musical Bifts ef gtatliag fumirttinga. Thera are MILL- haven't been aerved yet hia flngera, began; dEatsmm* Aa Inviting Place to Eat lb Ton Her You Care Tisay D**4an*t Ralf-Prie* END and REMNANT spertab in InatruaMDt . than enough SSSaRpeteg S81| ^ fln m ';MOTHER’8 DAY GIFT -of The newly opened, colorfully Linsnt! W a lte r —^Well in that caae, . Old Man—I hever amoked, from Mather's AT 130; THE SCANDINAVIAN TUSSY Ctoam and Stick DEO the THRirr , BASEMENT DE there'll only be the cover charge. drank alcoholic llquora,, or over M H oney SDath SfPfercc dOliiliaiatan ciS decorated KOPPER KETTLE SHOP, US Mein St., DORANT is faaturad in a HALF- PARTMENT that afe raal eya- SSCipber 4lObasagaauB tolls her you choee with RESTAURANT, SM Mato SL of overfiowtog with aimtoUag gifts ate, and I alwaya rlae at alx la n whattliieaaaa a Tenant care. Perhaps an PRICE SALE at the ARTHUR openera. Tob'rt invited to say the morning. . RfSMd TPortorm • B4Eoe 4iaim td m m fers comfortable booth service and that Mother will ckeriaS for yaarx DRUG STCMUC, $42 Mato 8L b i- "CHARGE IT.” ^ ^ Onb of the iddeat forma of fak- SLargabook ST— and dSOmiged r COFFEE S0iV-. speedy counter quickies. Open SWEDISH CRYSTAL Bin> (jMMMT’njASI/ 1 eiy la trying to aell a bad Idea by Reporter—But, I had aa im le ICB will bring a dream come true courage daUy use of this aafa who acted in that way, yet 1u U IM tefM t grutonlnotict sluaridaut 44ln < ^ daily and Sunday from 8 a.m. to VASES, Kitchen PRAYER ^^8PEOIAL r a n 1VEMKI OM tonail aaid to the other tonail: M O rm tL ak e on Want'list of every hoeti 'to buy one ^ the new long-line look for spring. Pretty in pale Our yovp^Bg peoi>lipeople need to look “O^ dreaaed, the doctor ia taking SlSmen (Sint) IT OlfU of Fragraaee Are Special beige. Phil ef Seat a*d Ufa L r suits this spring, compromiee by A lively, bouncing (LkNARY or */4 RL Ohiiiiit upon the. amTimbH •thing to do aa ^ o u t ”—June Hudaon, Clearfield, SO Alarm E U S n )^ eUif buy this fear ia Forward lookUtg shoppers are pelrtog a slim aklrt npw in yoitr aomething whlahwhlidt will enabenable them S3 O f the torrid r r crowding into ARTHUR DRUG **Happy M ethei'e Day** a colorful, healthy PARAKEET L □ one with ito own Uouae matche wardrobe with a long torso over from TlUB MANCHESTER PET Alimiim FREi to develop their <)wn fineat.poteri* aonc to Jauet lining. - BTORE; 043 Main St. end snatch' Ucniee or twaater. M-. yon ealeiit for a tlalaelf. / A famoua maui once arrived in a M Cling r Iftg up for Chriatmaa givingOtar- « DAY gift from CXNTBR, 005 Main St., are fasci p r P □ nating to watch, eaay to cars for, to omA big city and it ia aaid that he waa SSLandedto ' MeUMris Day Oreettng Cards bert^‘'Breathlesa Mist" TOILET rnm rirr Upetieha WfW Price ^ 848 Main S t must plaaaa over $L40 | making enjoyable pets for all ages. The oldeet inhabit klaaed by two thouaand girla in property 1 r p_ HARhISOn’S nmly enlarged, W A T I ^ .r e g . 03 $1 and the WELDON DRUG CO.. aOlsMato M it brtll bs gladly toehangod. brated hia hundredth' two houra. When queried upon the P DUSTDfO POWDER reg. $2. now Chooes to ' bacosnlng BLOIH^ Everything you need is available MBusy Inseet lb 1 r B ! oorapirinly tedecaratM oerd Dm>'t. SL. haa a limited supply of popu here at popular priew: bths diets, STH ebnw r la now stocked with the loveliest $1. Nicely gift-boxed, they sey lar LUdEN. LBLONO LIP SKIRT, DRIBM (MS HAT; per I F A I ilT S ii P spIaididly^rfO MOTHER WITH haps a 'TOFfVR, some HOSIiniT cages with or vwithout ' atands, ac- OUT OUR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H OOPI^ measure T r collecUon of MOTHER'^ DAY STICKS, reg. $1.50, now 75e. Buy ceaaoriea Top <)aalRF—M M Colat* SB War god a f i CARDSêver. The dlverehfad- ae- L 0 ^ '» /■ ' two of each shade you can wear. pr JttPOr For latartore aa Orsqee P5! ■ortment embraces every e a te ry Keep one at home, one to your New way--.to-buy clothaa ia to r r a r ^ i-yAS.oAkk/oHAk-kAfni.^/ Ul fronv^ M oth en -to-be 't o G M t The t^ k eutt^jms a new look purse; your make-up will always Rosebuds and\ acattered consider that they cah ba worn — My Mew ottfowesy le JT !T Orandmothera. There are hundred for spring. Newer than, navy and ba deatrably unified. Hoard some over freah whit cotton glovae, 8 2 6 2 all-jrear around, whanever the ^ ; 10W,AMO«,.WA>SM*A w p make a. pretty SfldTHBRiS AWFUL E M B A S R ^ imV SKRBT.gUT A5 VtJU 41 Exist of differeiEt .ways to expreas your Very stnart for dressy. occasKms. for gift-giving. -r- for the hanC 12.2* weathar'a suitabla. A spring coat, BURNSIDE "■'^WRBMy V6R/ r ■entimento affectionately. You’ll for. Instanco, might bo oqually TH« dose* tCtSP «SVstaf«aor P 1 Stunning mandarin pajamas for toHoMingi Uke,:. the wider, more epacioua 'Safe Fhr Storece-. . Tha coat with the wotoderful cut Pareenal Gifts far Mother wearable on a coot day to Juna. an PAWT OBITER MB WHAT eia DSAU CORET CASUALS. \gS7 Main those precious momsnta of relaxa 1COMFIDEIMV9U dhStlngy r r r aisled, plamied for. your greater / CW> BLAIR’S FUR STORAGE This spring,' it ndght be in fragile- afternoon in September or in the Dealer tor Crtertaer FMati SOO'dB OBmrt’ tfBTiO E 1 I comfort .and convetOSnee. A quiet for the dmndable, eafekeepiag of St suggeat a lovely peraonal gift tion. So comfortable to westo—and «PBU4«— AM* •I Chamieal loqtong but 'really durable new a choice of sleeve lengths. coolness of tropical weather. 845 BURNSIDE AVE. CCNBRBD w r "" WRITING ARKIA awey fropi yoqr valuable FURS aU sumtoer n y io ix ja cy weave. Paetel •colore, for "Mom”, perhaps a dressy. 'X3UR OVM naSTHBR suffix ■ofUy styled BLOUSE You'U Pattern No. 8282 ia in sizes 12, Bast Hartford-JA-S-4284 VITAMIN ft* .T.M.aM,aarua SSSsadoeari J r atroA noiaa -to being planned 'With long. Protected to air-conditioned too. Trwuform * Faded Chair Ope* ovary evextxg TO T ift VW&J6 U»fa A * <»r.wSt.aMa,r, pT r you in mind, at HAJUUSON’S, 840 flre-proof vttdtot fully . insured find a etyla here to go with every 14, 18, i l 20. Size 13, Jacket. 3H iaM00AMU5 OSUSB^ FOK as HsnMie hM yards of 3S-toeh; pants, 2H yards; (Sadden Mother on Mothar'a Day "MouHinf Pigeon, him f^ re ona^b^ deal and Nian 5T Mato' 8L.'' ■gainat all danghrs. you need never 1085 Kaagee Have “IhreryUitog" suit and skirt Mother owns. A by haying her favorite chair care X O W P T T B tk MClMwod a m r worry from the foment you dial bright wisp of a SCARF to re H yard contrast gatirementr* \ IBEioNtrtoMr E Burt Pearl says: Tfo finer gift For this psttem, send 35c in fully REUPHOLSTERBD or RE '8M/ -*Good buy thr spring is the ahort- Ml 0-7403. CI^NtNG. RE for Mother than a modem "Match- flect flattering color into her STYLED by the MAN(SiB8TER PAIRING. ALTERAÔNS skill cheeks, eparkling JEWEUtY, a Coins, your name, addresa. size de sleeved coat With addftlon of a lese" AutomaUc GAS RANGE that sired,. and the Pattom Number to UPHOLSTERING CO.. 56 Cottage belt, you also hhve X dress. \ fully carried out according to your ia clean, cool and economical. Or, 2 0 4 2 emooth, buttor-eoft HANDBAG, St All workmanahip la fully PRISCILLA’S POP Juat Deeaert BY AL VERMEER specificationa. an imported WAtLET, or froaty- SDE BURNETT, MANCHESTER / if you prefer an ELECTRIC EVENING HERALD. 1180 A V E guaraiiteed. You'll ba pleased and Oraccful crocheted and ambrol- whlte GLOVES are only a few thoroughly aatisflad wtth the ex ItoMMe far New Thni Sonaiua^ "Fr%tdatre’* RANOB. we have the AMERICAS, NEW YORK 8 8 , N.Y. MALTS • SMAKtS Red is fbr spring this year. It’s beet Gene roue trade-to allowances dered tulips and dainty spraye art ■uggeetlona guaranteed to plehae cellence and aklll demonstrated by I D t A * ^ _ Silk Shantung DRESSES FOR at ito prettiest accented aha^ly combined to erdato lovely linens a diaertminating lady. Remember Bbfic Fashion, eprlng and sum- MOTHER qre plentifully stocked and Urma." B. D. PEARL AP mer, toS la an exciting, easy to the Manchester Urtidlatering Co. , M U O A O H with black-and-white. PLIANCE CO., ^ Main St for your own use or aa a gift for the INFORMAL FASHION M I 9-0521. MOON! In Faahkm Dep't of MONT that bride-to-be. SHOW in the etore every Wednes foUow guide for every tooman who GOMERY w a r d CO. Regular and sews. Be aura to aand for your V, 0 R10 S ^ 7 A Spacious, Modem Pharaucy 'luat dor fun this spring, treat Pattern No. 2043 contains hot- day from 3-S:S0. Troubled with'getting to alsep half-eiaee, togged $8.08 to $12.08 iron tranefer for four designs; cro copy today, 25 cento. / “ JT catch the eye; the pretty prints, Manchester's newest drug store, yoiiiaelf to a short White glove at night? Try this tor a go^ long SVOOTHt'^T . the up-to-date, completely equipped ■prinkled with black pb|^' doto.' chet and embroidery directions; Handiest thing In your wardrobe while. No matter when you got to clear colors, fuH. graceful skirto. color charil .stitch illustrations. . could ba the sweater that's cut Geed N e^ for FOod Bndget A group of durable, nq-lron and modern. PINE-LENOX Sharp accent foe red, smart with ■teep lairi night, hop out (2 bH RKHfS’ PHARMACY it open at 200 E. Ml b la c it . 'Send '25c in coins, your name, like a man's shirt Good over LYNN POtJLTRY FARMS, 605 the next day at the exact aame PRINTED DACRON DRESSES addresa and the pattern number blouses and skirts; squally good Main Street, bringa you again this are budget-priced at $8. For Center 8t^ under the management time. Don’t cheat Bet you get to e 0 ( of Philip D. Feltman. RPh, Phar. to ANNE CABOT. THE 5IAN- with a sheath dress in wort. week CHICKElf NECKS AND sleep early after a while of this. MOTHERS-tO-BE a vaM u- ' Waate^Klenienr Pertralt OHESTBE EVENING HERALD, BACKS at an economical 8 lbs. sortaumt of crUp eotton^ tubable B.8. The epaeloiM, attraeUve SuqMise and^pla Mother on \ store is devotoa to serving you 1184 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Give *tomtortol” gift fo r 3 ^ A Gift Departaaeat Xx|wiida gM W MM m i « 5 * rayodE many Atyled with con herdayv'With itow PORTRAIT f YORK ML N. y. CHENEY BROTHICRS REM' capably, giving you -010 very best ynuraMf, ior the children token with To better serve you, many new cealing jackets and adjustable fea possible service. Two experi Now aveiiable—the 1055 Needle NANT . SALESROOM will gift If you've got holes to your home Lowaasr \. tures are priced $2.0$. $S.0$ and aUS and cere at THE FALLOT gift iteme are being added and in enced registered pharmacisto are work Album printed in attractive wrap for'Mother’s . Day a drsas' plaster and want to topSir wtth- troduced to the recently EN 0**11. BS$**«*ilIR V•«>•* ^ ••88S q UM*aiS*4M««,BM B iN $8.08. If you are a Junior size 0-lS, 8T?UDIO, 70 Bast O en W St. Call colors. It contains 58 pages of langth of lovely silk or rayon fab ouj; redoing the whole ^ m , add in charge of the prescription de MI. 3-5306 at yo earl> eonvan- LARGED GIFT DBPAB'TMENT el ■Up toto the saucy number with partment. , FRIEE PICK -U P AND lovely diMigna—|dus 8 g ift pat- ric. So many attracUva prints, tolorlng to patching plaster. at HARRISON'S. 849 Stain ALLEY OOP Jfot So Tough—^MaybB ienoe. BY V. T. HAMLIN durably pleated, fuU skirt of black IWLIVERr SERVICE on ell your tema, directions printed to book. stripes, polka dots suitable for make it match ,toe ^la as With MOTHER’S DAY DAIRY QUEEN Me. 1 and while Uieek over a crinoline KEN WINSTON presciipUon nCMS U kVSilBble by Only 25c a copyl blouses, skirto, houMCMts tharfctoaeiy as potubie: \ Harriaon’a bring you a finAhelec- BKAosErve L>- oowrrooGEr.wc^ BY JERRY S IE ^L anM ^ ROt petticoat The black bodice has Keep dirty fingers and Mother will thank you for your OwMd and Sbaagei By OLUNÎDR oe«W. calling MI 0-0808. Stop in eolbn. handkerchiefa- away ..from you Uon of hand-crafted. non4amish- IMSTHE‘ | ^ 5 a airy openwork detailing on scoop even before the official opening bn thoughtfulness. Eaeourage Artistle Trenda Allan B. Ooa dr, I n ou Mrn> Er- v o u ^ a X eye if you want to avoid dangei Ing ALUMINtm traji, fruit 6 8 THATS FBfOylBMMl f tieSU MOT > " — neckline, $0.08. May 18. Dtomoad le AprU’a BtrthstoM Vacation week le at the rtVid- bowls, lerving pieces^priced from 408 Hartford BertI mCOFCMLOlC. eUTHOlVD \ m cy6 V K A S tO U G H HUNBRy- .SOME MATmAf of liifection. \ Precious DIAMONDS and CUL- mark. If you're at 'wit's end LOakiMa 'rURBD PEARIAr are treasures Whether you’re blonde end frag $1 and up. Theper are 'tastefully . . r Haj>«URBCCMER TO uw ^fojaoriTjJi a s I td finding new ways to answer thV Say ‘‘Gobdby’* to Uat to be seen at their to MA ile or brunette and sparky, mauve designed piecee'ihet stay bright MAJRMti LOET rr? is a color to consider, both spring children's "W hat shaU we d o ? ” ând new w ithiio tedious pollahlng Now you 'ton take la-)' cottons THER’ S A T T h e c e n t e r . Not waste no time in getting to THE DAIRY QUEEN Nik 2 out of the war LeavUfuUy*free* only for the once-a-IifeSiae pur and siunmer. chase, hut also for the, many spe JOHNSON PAINT (X).. 800 Mein Owaed artl'"Manage4 By o f annoying lint with a GJX "FIL>- St. for PLASTTLINA (XAY. 30c TER-FLO" WASHER from Apfdl- cial rtft oocasiotia of Gtouvation, A Leather BUlfetd for Mother AI Elkin Fabrics Aiulvereeries, Birthdaya, a visit WlUl % spacious, compact BILL- ■ lb. available in six colors. Tour 007 Middle Turnpike Wee* -| ance Dep't. of I.W . IIALB OORP. youthful artist.loses track of the he Inquirer TVie kinguiae eanaclty takas $ 12- to MATHERS makes it easy to TOLD Or f r e n c h PURSE by Buxton or Rumpp from the DEW- tinted happily absorbed to a fas^ lb. loads with equal ease, and select a completey appropriate re cinating hObb] If .ypuVs •Itandy in doin^ this typs of work ws kavs gives you CLEANER CLOTHES membrance. The ONYX RINGS for EY-RICHMAN CO., 767 Main St. Encourage because the wash water recleans nwn and women ara eantored with Mother keeps important card*, in making ftoaripet. anli a n “LiKCH-iv^ \ tliafa^ ics ^ you.^ It wilt pay you io shop/ hart, Itself five Uitas during the wash a diamond, as are ONYX PEND keys, coins conveniently orgaiitaqd objects. TiiSralay J cycle thahha to LINT TRAY that ANTS./ NECKLACES OF at her fingertips KSdy to tfanafer COLORFUL and PUfiJBV tndefl- nltely, f h o f o .4 #ida cihoica In typas of fabriei aBd. aft oatohee and h<4ds all lint and B or whit* SAP- from one pockstbook to anpther. ere aoum, giving yoU frerii, sparkling would piece* even coriser- I f you 'Want to keep a miiror BOOTS BUDDI^ Whit? ? ? ? k V ^ ef-jcolorrand poHarns. cisan launtoy. . Do aw the G.E. vaUy* moUiera on MOTHER’S Gift deck to Fine Caae BY EDGAR MARTIN WA8HIR with “FUtor-Flo before DAT. Accurate, dependable ELECTRIC from fogging^Âpply a thin film of .X you -buy an automatic washer. CLOCKS In hand-rubbed and pol soap with atooist flitocr and polish Genuine ished PINE CASES are us^l, with cloth'or tissue.' PBJT'.TTfe VCKR AANM '.W tSTOBVVM Il m V WBl -VO B U Z S A W Y E R Things teeth should not do: bite iOMM» 'VO MMCM W3Mb 9WX CMK CAX Vavt. M E T H K T OT ROY CRAW ' If you want to make a' surprised off thread, <^n bobby 4>to*, chew lasting and deeoratlve for your 'WB.CWf WUVCTW MMCWUSt OVt MOT 5WE. I VMAVlV look, don't flife your eyebrows. It’s peneUx bite hard camfy. crack own horns or for that of a bride, lUdren’s Coats 20% Oil tWWOtWti'WI* p«rrrAcobtft f [ i * P H O H E l mausncn9rrF0RAUM8TiMi,.iMP Auto. graduate, or friend. See them all rXVE 30%'on GirU' SUITS and MaiUfflCmiQUUra AMRMNMM more flattering and expressive to on main floor o f W ATKINS, 035, \h vssioQ ru n a . 96 WTACO«>i6 r Ufa your eyelids. 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^ V . X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL S7,1966 PAGE s Thomson and Milwaukee for New York Herald Angle lUr^ TopC

EABtL W. YOST League,' Playoff Champions in Qiureh Pin Circuit Great Hoi^ses Fence Taken for Fast RMe Turley Spins One-Hit Sporto Bditbr NÂA Cracking lineup Dotted BALLS *N STBOiES and ia new a first baseman Aga Job; RSox Lose in 11th Managsr Paul Rieharda of ths with Hollywood In the Paeifle Baltimore Orioles claims no mans- coast Lsaguo- • • Now that Rlchio On Rule - ever tries to win the love of Ariibum't consecutive game streak In Berby Rim :: *; . . .T'’ ' " With Vet^Xi^ Players playon but only demands tbslr K has been s n ip e d due to Injuries Chicago, Ap] <7P)— ^The NCAA cracked down i a the New York, April 27 (4>)—Charlie Grimm watched the rain ravset .. Osnsral Manager Joethe new iron men in the National VESTKanAV’fl heSL-LTfi * Crpoin of the Boetqn Red4m haa Nev^Torie, April 27 —It la a universities of homa and Cincimati Yestardagr with a Eight vtUruu, all let Mattaul bbunce off the sidewalks of New York from his hotel room' League are Roy McMilUan o f Ctn- sa f* b it that th e greatest crowcl Nmt York S. Mllwauko* 2. yesterday afiemooii and figured both his Milwaukee Rraves gons Ota record as sayliw. it coste ctnnaU and Stan Musial o f the WAming that the 1 dean up their athletic policiei tff face and two' n«wc6m «n wiUJ OthiT samoi poetponM—rain. IMO.OOO a ysar to mataUin Yen- ever/ to watch a horse race wUl Husky Receiver . , Amaricaa and his ulcers were in good shape, what with Bobby Thomson Cards. McMUlan has played in 488 Its eyes glued on Chur^l possible Expulsion. ■Urttng uneup taqo N»w York's. Chlcsfo 0. w w Park, home of the Back Bay consecutive gamoa and Musial 476... Clovahuid S, Waahtnslon 2. flitting and all, , . I a weeik from SaUtfoay, Oklahoma wim pliused ^ t w o years probation by fblFlkdfcy .Itoon when the High/1 ICUllonairaau-- M ajor league base Laraina Day clainu her explosive Nashua and Summer Tan DotrUI ). Baltimore 3. • . ball cli|bs each use between 400 making council of the National Collegiate Athletic Anm. •nteruina Hall IL conteat i Kanaaa City ». Boaton 7 (11). Jolly ChoIIy a g r ^ with pre-season talk that had his guys husband on the diamond, Leo Dur- law their blaxtog tiv s lry In the BTAKDIBUS and 800 baseball bats a ssaaon. Cincinniiti was given one ye^probation and waa ro M : in- at 8 o'clock Nebo. The winning the National League pennant. And he was sura the ocher, is "warm and gracious, with, Kentucky Derby. / Nsltaaal . Ths wholos^ price on each bat la a tremendous magnetism and de^ game w ill aeaaon’a open- - ... W. t Pci. QBL. Johnny Antoneili-for-Thomson deal with the'Giants was 83. Tooghast player on bats in.ths Every man, womaiyând child eli^bte to participate in NCAA e^mpi(millto eventa. ^ Brooklyn 11 2 .MS Jnajon ifi % lightful aanse o f humor.. Then Who saw ths two asms colts put No such clause waa attached to Dklah()iii^ pemslty , er for d White. The Mllwaukea 7 4 .SW A ^ u t to swing in Milwaukee’s favor at Igst. A year ago, of Mr. Muscles...... with the are days when a pitcher Juat on thrir thriller ^ last week's . 4 . ^ ' viaitoralOlve dy played once: 8t.> Louia S 4 .SOS f^ rse , piomson was useless with a broken ankle while O a cInakH Redlegs, Ted Klussew- meapa Oklidioma, perennial Big SeveiLfootball champIffiBAibd Chtcsfo ^ 7 S .SS3 akl. Klu breaks between 40 and doesn't .have hia stuff out on the Wood Memorial kt Jamalcg will lost^ngyS*! tO/ eaver .laat week, PhlMeipMn « a mn Antonelii was the pride of New York’s pitching staff as the mound. BUly H oeft of the H gers want to see if toey possibly can a major grid power nationally, can participate in the OiMWe New York S 80 bats a season .. Skipper Fred hdli aomewhat due to Cincinnati 2 Giants-swept to the world title. " discovered that recently when he match that paitormance, and thoaw Bowl next New Year’s Day if the Sooneiiwiii the confe athar in recent days, Bansy of Pittsburgh claims Jackls Pltuburgh , 1 “Thomson already has won twof games for us in the field," Robinson la the greatest base run threw 37 pltohea before he retired others who xmly hoard or read 1 4 title. ^haven't had the liecea- American ner' In the game today. Tha only two batters.,. Three base hits about it w ill/ liy to be on hand for The council reprimondad three New York S said Charlie, “and three with his bat,’’ That accounted for the second/ôw. Very llttW grass ried athtetea \ aary attpunt o f practice hut Coach ChIcasD 7 or any bettte on the base have taken a considerriTle drop in other achoola end terminated the no other way i Tom/Rêy. nevertheless, feels Boaton 7 , five of the seven won by second place Milwaukee so far. I, in Haney'a book, was Ty the majors in the past 30 years aeed w U ^ e t planted while they're probotim periods of two other*. Cleveland I t might have been atx gmmes^------. . . i' ______on the^ttack. '" - to obtain thteJ conSdenhi^Kîa experienced In Detroit obb .. Answer to a reader; Btan while the home run output has One-jraitt prohatianaiy am- diana w ill ^ e a good account o f chalked up for Thomson laat night been upped nearly 850 per cent Fa^'from reducing Interest to OnytanL 1 / Wnahlngton Bravea, fanned nine’ despite 40^ Muaial’s lifetime batting mark with tmeea fo r State and Father Carlas tbemaelvos in\|he. season’s Inau- Kanaaa Cty -T-except for a guy named An-* the Bt. Louis Cardinals Is .344. The Figures show that there were 1,140 w s t of the three-yesr-old North Oaroltoa State for "atti- Baltimore 1 tonelll. The young lefty, beaten in degree temperature, to take the triples, hit during the 1614 season liis, Nashua's neck victory in beard chalnnan and Daoa ’«< Ad- guraL The Wkrete^ are touted wm. iMjpie lead in thfit department. cloeest man to Stan the Man is latlc. malpractioes” were ter- ^straU on at tha UBtaarrity df to he a green clbh '. with good hia two previoua atarU, three-hit and 412 homers- Last yoar there Wood—actually, it was Init a Bifawtad offariJva M ay 7,-. - CAloagd'a Sam Jonas has on# less -JacklB Robinson of the Dedgora at Dayton, asld Um ad w ol "tm aan- pitching hut not tod\iiiuch power Milwaukee ' York— Conley the BraVea in a 3-2 New York vic .319 Thor# are only nine active were 786 three baggers and 1,687 .ong head, the pictures show-^nly Tha Vniveraity of Dayton (l-Oi va nomH’'‘l(^ll. than Antonalli's 22. round trippers. whetted the nation's Interest m ths priaad and dtaappobited at tbs at the plate. tory. And he made 'ntomaon, tied National Leaguers who boast AOiO (Ohio), BeOiune-Oookman Col- reaoIuUon o f raprlmaad." ' Starting Unenp for the league leads in runs-battsd Tui^y ran his strikeout total, Or better batUng averages. continuing duel between the two tega of Daytona-Baarit, Fla., and tops In Unm ijors, to 27. whiffing reimarkaole snlmria. Never before FKUter CoUina ridd fimr yririHi K elley hee announced the . fo l In (17), look like Just another Six members of ills' Yi ’Virginia Union Univarrity were ware tovltad to the compuB by a lowing lineup end betting xtfder HSdi^(%n.*’»A?",‘2i/.'‘»«"’» - batter. 10 While winning his third decision' must be removed from the/foster have eo many been to position to reprimanded. , - Clnclimatl at Brookl>-n (nlfhO —Val without defeat snd locking more Baseball guneg today are long do thrir own exporting on the atudmt friend ktad later 1B» «d8» t o t tomoiifow's opener: Alan C<>H entine-(OOlva. Loea t3-lh------Twice he fanned *niomaon as and drawn out because of the re before May 12. Injured/aecond Baakeflion Tryeute varsity was InAm ed two ed fh b as, 'Op'Oeptain Moe Uorhardt df,' .. . Amarleaa Bobby went hUleaa in tour trips. and more like he may be the man baseman Gerry Cbleman iriU b* on Derby. Dayton was reprimanded for New York at Chicago—Ford (80) r». New York needa to reclaim the duced atrikei sane according to Byra after "cooling cnit" for a Bob Cobdsn Isn’t ditvtoiag a w s lrd ly -d a rig ^ ear. It ’s. Juri aa lUuslon. . Tha supotriiaftad Era la youths wen glvm tiyoute. Co-Captain Gene Johnaon 3b, Ed Tnicka (1-2). Three tlmsa, Thomson failed with Manager Btan Hack of ths Chicago the diaabled list and five others holding a baaketbaU tryout and However, he oald it was pram t Waahlnstm at CHereland—Btona (0-1) runnera on base. In the eighth, a flag Sherm LoUaria singla In the wilt ritber be Involved in a trade, number o f days, veteran track carrying part o t tha fsnoe it11 striidc «vat theuw Chieans Band■.pwmu uumiaduring ths iasyen-lap Chlchsatar Cup avant of the other two for engaging to the die Wojcik c. Norm Hohenthel lb, Eddie Wejelk va Wjlin (OO). ' Oibs. *'Wa now have with us the writers who watched spellbound the International Motor BkCk Maetlng at Goodwood, Sussex, England. to tha NCAA InvaaUnffiiw Oma- BtU 'lfoM r }f, Steve Cooper or rally fiasled as Thomson dribbled second wss the only hit he al be sold or assigned to minor league Tropical Brnrl footban game at r t f lowed, although, he walked nine, Bireo-hoor game. If w# shorten the during Saturday's raoe stlU are mlttaa that nrither r f tto yo«Rta» Mike BacaVi.Ch rf, Bobby Sweet a®”D.rer“((5)r“ * <«> the ball In front of the plate for afrika sons Just a little bit more teams. Ptoch-hltteC Eddie Robln- JackaotaviUe, Fla,, Dec. 12. 1883. Involved waa tovltad to the riniBiM the final out with the tying run on as is his practice. eqn and Etaoa Slaiigbter are likely calling it the grekteat they ever 3b and Rcsuile.SlmmonB p. Coo We eaa have the four-hour ganw. saw and predicting it will be re ^ n S u l ***** c*rtlfled by by mambars r f the ooneUmr etrfL per. a lefthaaddd. batter, will start thl|^ Bill Skowron boosted his avsr- R 's aU vary claar now. The strike to be wearing sbme other fiannela faculty or admliilatieffiom Medf^st Sm^th age to 480 with a boms run and membered aa long aa the sport In rightfield If HSl) starts a right- Yanks Assume LMd sons uaed to extend from the top besidea tiosiN pf the Tanka within endures. They are pretty well split NCAA Preridmt C. P. Houston bandar on the moiind. Ctnly Ho- That waa the only National a tingle nnd he added a sacrifice o f the oboulders to the level of the Uie next we4k>^ , Mel Parnell’s Sagging Major Loop Crowds of TufU, explaining the Okla fly to drive in three runs. Hs leads up, too, on what w ill happen the henthal and Mosser aêrt not with League game played, with rain knees. A f«w years ago they re knee is still bothersome and his next time around, deeplte Nashua's homa penalty, aaid "The proha- tha Indians laat sprii^ Faces Nemesis and cold putting the rest on the ths A1 with 17 RBIs.. wrote the rule and shortened tt to first stariing a s s tg ^ a a t is ques Gen places the tosUtuUon to Rich Golf Tourney Carrasgnel Bpiked present 4-1 lead to the series. Moihardt, Johnson and -W oiclk Local Sport shelf. The American got all within a iâce below the armpits tionably The Bed Sox heed Parnell . When Nashua let Summer Tan Jeopardy am; the univeralty must tvere Kallay'a leadinf batters laat Pinehiiret, N. C , Ai»01 27—Med four games, topped by Bob Tuf- The Sox, whoae righthander Uc- to a level above the knees. if the/ are to battle UiATsnkees, immediately correct aU procedures Uca against the Tanks failed as set the pace all the way to the Traced to Terrible Weather SlarU/ Tomorrow êaeim and the veteran coach la alist Dave Smith of Ghstonlg, N. ley’s rae-hit pitching in a 64 Vic "H w rsauK is that the umplrea Indishs and White Sox for first Wood and then came lunging up to which violate NCAA require- Mike Fomieles was tagged lor subconsciously narrowed the zone dlytiion bwibx y' mmte. m evmt sudi actlm is not counting upon Cole, * Hohenthel C., faced an old nemesia today in Chatter tory over the Chicago White Sox nail him to hia last long Jump at Mnd Cooper to add more power 'to that moved the New York Yan thcee runs In. the first, also lost oven more and anything that isn't tha wlro^ aome were satisfied that ^Bken, I feel certain the council Laa Vagw^ Na«r„ A p ril 3T CB— the firat o f 16 aecond round shortstop Chico Carrssquel, who almoot bolt high or weU below the Naw York. A p r i l ^ (ff>—Whgt>( > In the NaUoaal League, the Now would recommend expulrion to n a scene was set today fior the U a Uneup this tehn. And CoW, kees into first place, one game up SHOTS HERE AND THERE the Belair beauty finally had as avar trouMaa tha majora hava ham .matches In the North end South dAU : BANKS welcomed a po on the Sox. was splksd on the ankle by Hank armpits, is b eli« called a ball. And Eszsrd CSiarles is a safe bet to serted his mssteiy for good and Yorfc Olante rsportod that they H** “ wiclBGm’a annual emvm- goH touraammt in the Jbhneon end Sweet ere allck-fleld- j^ripteut (3olf Tournament. Bauer In a double-play break up. ao wa hava three and two counts having w ith tlMth attandanca cAn Ing Inlleldars with strong accurate tential second beae ball player Into Boeton had a chanpb to tie the whip Johnny Holman tonight to alL Thrir opinion la that, with an Major Loagua havm't bom hurt to any dogfoo Mm ." Waat, the 8S7JK>a Toanaanent r f 'Piahenglng Smith was Harry Boet(m'a relief pit(Jimg, by Russ on moro batten than ever befoTO. ba btemad ota/iha wdathar la tha aiamrfona. which gate undarway throwing erma who should accord Ma fam ily recently when a eon waa Yankees, but lost ttiKnnsas City the naUonally televiaed boxing other eighth of a mile to go at (pinion of moat club oflciala, an by Gm weather. The ■ •w m g lvm fo r the atlffar Welsh o f SeUsbury, N.- C., who. bort to Mr*. Banka at the Hartford 8-7 in 11. Innings T h a t Ued ths Kemmerer and 'Tom Hurd, no-hlt The pitcher haa to throw more bout at 10 o'clock from the Miami IM uJty tomorthw with a sA et oast r f 31 Simmons plenty of defmaive aup- pitebea and all thto takeo Uptc.” LoulavUle, he w ill pull away and = L o a d e rs = Aaaodated Praas aurvajr diacloaad "Moot of the bad wmthar mmo jtjto a t Gtockmatl, to tbs lest Stmdey fired four birdies at Ifoepitul. Bruce weighed in at Red Sox fo r riiird with Caeveland's the A ’a the fourth to the 11th. Auditorium. . Friday night the break Summer Tan’s heart. words o f ______ptofoarionals to the Iteaup. Smith and his brother Charlie to ThM Aatroth tHpled. and Jim i to d a y ./ after wa left home,” a taamniig- rf N C ^ Ihecutiva btrae- The third ,annual evm t sa pssn capable B«ser\-(« Seven pounda, 12 ounces. Jake, a Indiana, Who beat Washington 8-2 OUce Vejar and Paolo Mebs mid V Diehard admirers of Mro. John ..... -fteUaael Leans- - __- - " {any clQB thil Sgi him -Grf- ®kltec—^flam, ■ ware " •• « WBe —w send them down .to a 4 end 3 de Manchester-rorident for six yeara Flmgan smacked a single to win 'T beUiVi that B»e / iu tle BstUiia (based oa Is at bata1^ R » ' to be aa wide opm a t tte ptadaBm luaervM who could see plenty as Bob Lemdn won his fourth with dleweight bout wlU be telecast GalbrcaUi’s colt, on the Other pulaklTSt. LAuia. .114; Haranar. PUla- i to any groat dagraa is “ ‘•^ 'd gm a n t o f the oouncU & t feat in a tbpmament at Charlotte, waa up for a upell with, the S f It after Hurd loaded the bases In Laaguers are the biggegt and most hand, are not convinced that the H m Brooklyn Dodgers, who have 8ora, whm longahoto A rt W aR Jr.. of service tomorrow include in- a homo run, - v-r / Important things in baseball to from Syracuse, N, Y. Vejar Is the delpbU. .an; Mueller. Near Y «lk .164; ty, which la far ahead of OtoctonaU'a toftwettma were of a N, C. A couple of years sgo Welch Louis Ordinals in the National tentionally. Finlgan alao homered choice. . Gene UtUer and Peter Wood proved anything. Their con Camiiaaella, Broeklya sad Faoojr, CkK. bam the talk of tha laoguo wtth and A1 BaosaUnk upaat the Arid r f Selders LaM Golaa. Lettermen Myles The 240-pound^ 6-5 Smith,/who on in relief as Boston tied it in ly. The first Littls Lsague grad and VyrtUa'"i^ Btoofcl;Brooklyn. 19; CsauenaUa. weather has bam unUormly bad. resort, howavor, the oe-fimorttm MeXôugh and Hank Zatkowski, House Gang. The Banks' also have looked like '54 all over again as Great Neck, U L June 1 4 . . A sfiice he recovered from hia near lyn, 11;XI t BoMntonROvaaaeovaa aad../SBldar. aaa City ia naw to tha American The oouncU re p o rt^ It wee all but wrecked the No. 2 bourse a daughter, W. and a son 7. the eighth at 7-all/against Art uate to reach the majors la bonus fatal Utoeas during the winter, and and Dark and Maya. Naw Milwaukee, which had had no wan Cary Mtddlaeoff, winnai rf alon|: arith newcomer Alan John tha Braves opened their first East baby Joey Jay with the Milwaukee new two-story gymnasium wUl bo York. W / Laagua ftm rf Grot Oklahoaa eteff mem- the racmt Marfara it A w W of the Pinehurst Club Ditmar who replaced starter that it probably was Just what he trouble attmdanca-wiaa stoco tt t>W offered proeiMieUve etndmt- son, w ill ba ready fo r taUef mound w ith a 67 medal winning round ern swing a t the Polo Grounds. Amle Portocarrerq^' Braves from Rockfall, Conn.... erected at the LoomU School to Runs Batted In—8nlder,^mookl;lyn and w hlla eommonting m thq Ga., and CailAxmla'a Gane utU ar. VETERAN SOFTBALL player Milwaukee now haa been Involved needed as a tl^ te n e r fo r the big Thomaon.komaon, Milwaukee,/ 17; Farir Farillo, Jotoad tha league two yaara ago, aUile^m ooet-fTOe odueetion beyond duty should the occasion arise. Monday, needed 76 ydster&ty. - He L ^ o n gave up nine aaaami hits, mvumaaseven Whsn a playsr ts tossed—out o f a y * ” djwr. H ie gym wUl afxnmmo- wmther, dark Griffith, the old fox ^ ° * "T Is Bt thfi T in t T in t Ttemrt Jimmy McCXirry also welrom^. a In apven games decided by " one date 725 spectators. . New Ameri- svtnti ' to ewHn:------Brooklyn;rooklyn.- 16: Fondy, CMcaga, 14; of tha lYaahtngton Saaatore, got to havo been playing a tha m U lV X ikiwlMJ period o/oa- . WasTtqra* Coach Bob M cK c« n m r trailed. )»it_couIdn’t sink a ofTHem singles, but had Washing game for Cursing or for fighting, It scarcely ia (histomary to Cam]urnpanella. BrMkiro. II. at home. gioUity. Inn Country Onh, and the playara wiU show a lineup comprlaed of Bpn into his household this Week. run. They’ve lost four o f them, the esn League Umpire Johnny Rise »ts=ReiMlald, at. U tS k l*: FUrilto, a Meat at the Idea of playing in only hop* that high w liido^tha putt longer than 10 fe e t in a match ton in hand ns ths Sensters lost the umpire has to report the Inci "ttghtan” a horse over such a dia- Brooklynrooklyn and_ Winner, PhUadelaMa, Another Record Tear Welt Keefe lb, Don MerwiU 2b, with L t Robert MaOee of Newton, C^gratulations are in o ^ r to Bravee’ only failures to date. dent. to the league president with is 84, stands 5-10 and nrelgtw IBS unaaaaonahle wmther. T ^ aoboot eleo wee eccueed o f P ^ few daya aubride whm tee-off bpth the Banks and the MCOrrya. their 13th straight gamo in Cleve taaee, but it’s true that Sumnwr 18; Amoroa and Campaaella, Wrong to Play "But deeidte the cold," aaid Oo-Oiptaln Ton IioiseUe ae, Clyde Maas. Last season they lost 26 won land. Bobby A vila homared for in four hours. However, fo r other pounds. He halls from CMeago and Fondy,' (hilcasD and Moon. ki. liouis, p e y t e B ^ c a l oxpenaee fior Mn- time comae tomorrow. pnly 24 o f the cloae ones. A poor hM been an- arbiter since 1648. Tan’s only previous outing tliU *T don’t know why aoma o f the axecuUva Vioa-Preridm t Joaaph n yiate fkmlllea of etudent ath- The 1854 wtaaer. WeU. ki kadt Smith Sb, Don Powers or AJ Perl- Even if Smith gets by Welch the other two Indian runs in the violations of the rolee there la a spring was one to .which he ■aan, depmding who pitches. If, AMERICAN LITTLE League percentage for - a contender ;Snd it Each major league taas 16 men to Doubles—Rodsea, Brooklyn, Lockman, gamaa are played,” ha complalnad. Oeiraea. "the praamt rate of at- ffiieclflcally -the wtvee and tor a repeat tiy, white the 1868 there's more-trouble in the offing first, wHh Lemon touching loeer 12-kour limit for umpiros to re romped to an easy 14-iength vic .New York and RepulMd. It. UwU. 6; tenduce would Indicate tha Pace x£ and Merv Oateriing rf. today—the third round this after-' beneball tryouts will be held to-. bept them. Milwaukee flnlriied port their reasons... Former Man blue. . Frankie's Drive-In copped *T thought it wax wrong to play rfiUdrm o f oneh atMetoe. winner, Baomllnk, fUlad to wla a Bight a t o'clock at th4 Verplanck Regular season winners snd playoff champions In tha Chur<;h Bowling League are shownâ^ve” ' In Maury McDdhnott fo r hia blast In tory. Nashua, on the other hand, Amoroc, Brooklyn. Sauer and Fondy, tha opening day gama to New Bravea will hava a much better Periman was the losing pitcher noon. T h e Smith-Welch winner 6 thiW, eight games back, the fourth. McDermott gave up ager Billy Meyer of the Pirates 41 deciaions to 46 games during Cbicaso and Ben. ClneiimaU, 4. Wie oouncU added that unlver- major tournatomt to Uw poet 13 ageinat Weaver so McKee is likely School for boys 1 1 phd 12 years the top photo is the North Methodist No. 2 team. From ri^ t to left, Arthur Holmes, Ralph TBylor, It also waa the fourth atraiglit the 1054-55 baskethaU Metf»n had g(me through the wringer in TriMca—Bruton and Aaron. Milwiui- York. I t waa ao and wet tha aeaaon attendance than last year’s r i^ patrane provided etudmt-ath- rfmtha and did not qutUAK~' likely will move/against Bill Hynd- Just five hlU as a scant 672 fans claims that he feria better now winning the Flamingo Stakas and !«r , S: Mays, New York and Raaner, NaUonal League record,” to toss Fowata against the locals. men, veteran from Ablngtpn, Pa., ol(L Ih e 8, 6, 10 year olda w ill Howard Holmes,I, viarence Clarence nanna,Hanna, uerryGerry cnappeiiChappell anaand naroiaHarold isonnam.Bonham. ' -PlayoirPlayoff winners were ' St. Polo\ - Grounds------— defeat__ - -w.for the .u« tbaii at any Uma In the laat IS Sponsor Ray Damato's club won pUyara had to' wring out thrir Iriee 'Triage beneflU” to the A m Other who quaUfled—«ad ao- practice Thuriulay night at S at James’ No. 1. ~ »- -i-w. un-..-,.—j «... —smallest Cleveland crowd In at Florida Derby down South. Philadelphia, 3; twenty playcra tlM aocka whan thoy came to. It’a bat Both Pittsburgh ami Phila- Oo-Osptaln Don Burgess 'Will don • semi-finalist last year,. who was .-u. ... From left to right, Paul Hilderbrand, Ed Htndle Jr„ Ed HIndle Sr., Joe Lupacchino,/(3ene BravSs, who w ^ Damage In Pint Holy cross brilUant. won Uiree This much is known. Summer had. I dm ’t know 'w hy they play weather, with a PhlUiea official nominal value. Tookl, Uoyd Mangium. Chlek eon Stump Of Owings Mills, Md„ 4 Seeks FttUi Berner after watching bla Pirates abaorb CwpaneUa. Brooklyn Jaekaon, gaihaa iriim It’a too oold to play. and :.301, raapectiveiy, last aeeaon. and 2. Hyndman was expected to The ffew York Yankees and the press.. Arnold______Newman_ was toaktmasterr vidam Bob0 OD Loomlaboonus presentedpresenLeo theme trophies.Lropnies. HightiJ8:n averkgeavenv^ vraswu /: New York had Its thiwe runs on one defeat after knotbar... Relief moet valuable tourney player tro Ten's rider, Blric Guerin, Mdd pri Olcaso. 4. adiling: Some meUheiu o f the CtoelnnaU Harbart. Jijius B ^ ^ ^ / ^ T2/%K 119 MR dATeitCe U mmaa 9Ckfi TAl*e««««s F* ^ . The payoff by Kaline, leading vately after the Wood that his "But tha attendance for our flrat Agahwt Weaver. Keefe banged out handle Robert Riddle of Mena- St. Louia .Browns on Sept. 26, 1B28 wonwwii byujr ovuBob dYugvii,Noren, 113JL5, H aiuui hffd high triple, 398, Aiid Johnny Rowe high s6igle, 181. a walk kpd four singles before Bob the AL at .444, waa hia fifth itcber Marv Grissom of the phies aa weU as the top award to Btalen Baati - OUUam. Brooklyn, J ; ‘Tt’a SUU too early to tell AwtbaU coaching staff wave found wJBd itogoL Tmjmy Bott, ' played a double header in two A. new record was set when the speaking program lasted but 10 minutes. , Buhl had retired a man last mount was “dying" at the wire— Temple. Cincinnati aitd Boyer, BL four'home datea haa hem at laaat to have offered athletae aid in m- Uwee base kxMcka and Powen and squen, N. J„ in his first assign homer of the season and opmed ianU claims Frank Shellenbach the Ouitral loop. Manchester play- L o ^ 2; ten players Utd wltb 1. whether attmdanoe hurto will be hours and seven minutes. night, Hint did it AfUr the sec g "tired but atlll game." His trainer, equal to laat jroar. It'a bam dlffar- ettrable,” cess of that permuted by the uni- F ^ I , Bod Paee eaich had two h its -r^ ment of ths day. the ninth for Detroit Kalins, with / ia tbs b fst pitching coach In the era with the squad included Ctap- Pltoilns—BlraBne. Brookl)ra, M , mt m tha road when wa'va bam Aftpr tomorrow's lidlifter, the Other Matches First Baseman Harry Agganis ond, the G lu ts didiPt make a hit young Sherill Ward, when asked If l.OOO; Newrxnnbc, Brooklyn, Mbmer The St. Louis Ckrdlnala arc down VmUy end the NCAA and bed of the'Boston Red Sox is the only Harveg Kuemi, new haa h it In all / business... Best pantspresssrs to tain Norm Burke, Liou Dead, A1 and Daria. Chieaiu, Burdetla, Inlwau- hurt by bad weather. Bidiaiia travel to Ceppa Field In Other- upper half second round o ff Buhl and two reUsvsrs, Dave 1 1 gamaa played .by the Hgsra. tha National Lsaô are Robin Surowlec and Jobnby Wilson. . . he thought the race hsd provided about 23,000, and, although the provided txaaiportaflon Air pros a ’sRXJSsr''"*’*" member o f the team boVn in Mas- Jolly and ac^ Warren Bpahp. Hank Summer Tan with more wind and H m davaland Indiana, Am eri pective footbeil playeje to vWt Top money la 810,000 and smses Meridin Menday for another CCIti matches looked like this: Kaceys Secure 500 Seats Irv PaUca was ths loser, despite Roberta of the PtaUs and Russ To get fights, Sam Langford, the can Loagua pmnant wlanars laat wm ther haa hem bad a epokeamaa tut agynst.thc Red Raiders sarly- Howard Everitt, Shawnee-on- sachuaetta. Aaron triple^ home the- first a five-hit Job—four of them Mayer of Brooklyn., Each careiaes old Boston Ttar Baby, usually bad stamina for the added distance of Strikeouts—AntonelU. New York, ri: refused to Marne the.weather. the oampue during the years 1661 plMim la fuarantaad at kerf Braves’ run U| tha third and they the Derby, arid fervently T hops Jones, Chtoago, 31: lawklae, Brooklyn. y«ar, played Wariitagtm before through 1953. 8I.09O- In additioa to tha 887ROO seasonl favoritss to annex league Dehkware, Pa., v a Dale Morey, ainglea. Baltimore got 10 hits o ff bis trousers after every pitch... to agree to carry his opponents. RuSk^Cripgo aaj Wabmeiar, ' Pbfla- only 672 paraona yaatarday—in ‘T think wa drew well at the honors. Welker Cupper from IndienepoUs; Mich., vs. Don Bishltnghoff, Or got another lit tha eighth aar- Ned Garver. Speedster Jim Busby of the Waah- so.” Btaamd Ex-Omch prlaa monm— upped 8SJW0 from For Giants-Dodgers Game on's single and a pair of Infleld H e once _ * which is not very fast and is taken GiUmen, now o f the Loa Angetea Runyon Oancer Fund. Mors Force Base, 8. C.; John Ward. Utle. .G.—Runners tr o on firs t and • Seventh baseball exriirslon trip >Carth^ Bl4 Marsh Ernie Becker, around teUlng people he’d given Power. Kanaaa City, .400: Thnnabarry, "waa -the amailaat in tha laat 10 atart laat year and ware to first 8135.000 hea hem tu ra rflV ^ ^ Wsshington, April 27 t f )— 1st FayettevUte, N. Y „ vi, Glenn John third bases. The runner on third Andy G li(lle, John Sklba, Jim Mur Antonelii. aUH haunUng thejsûkd ^ ”tonlght*"~*^ aa evidence at Summar T u i ” ct Boston. 861. Rame, Air the prafctlcm which In the lower Half's No. 1 match of Campbell Council, Knights of Tbs Pittsburgh Pirates aUU owe Sam a licking. When this story got _Buna — Carrasquel, CUeas^ 11; yaara and poaalMy 30 yaara." hut place for several of tha early brought N C A A oenaure. ' the fund sinoe the tournammt Mm L t Richard (Dick) Shea Jr„ who son, Grosse Bs, Mich.; Charles Bill Campbell,, the W alker Cup base takes a bif lead, then breaks ray, Mi|(e Maasaro, John O'Neil, Paul PetUt |40,0(H) of the original back" to Nashua to tome extant to gamaa” ptriumbua- w ill be on Sunday^ May back to Sam ba 'begged a return Skowron, New York. 14: Tiuwne- added that attendance ia alightiy “H m praetloaa criticlBed Were wae hatched,* aooordtog to the won the IC4-A Cross-Cmmtry Strack, York, Pa., .who yesterday captain from Huntington, W. Va„ for the plate top soon. The pitcher, Mike Saverick, Bob McTtrhan, Ray 8100,000 bonus he received to thrir final desperate run’ to the beriT. Boaton and Mantle, New York, ahead of laat ymr. “Our attendance Menis normal," 22 it waa announced ’ by General bout. When the two met a aecond 11; BralUi, Clcraland snd Bauer, New targaly to reapeot to footbaU under tournamrat dlroeter,'hotel aaem- Chalnpienshlp three straight years upset IWSl W alker Chipper' Bobby who came froth behind on the back not in his motion yet, stefw off the Ginotfi, Joe Gravel, Joe Lovett, sign several years ago. PetUt la Ume, Langford Sattened Flynn. wire. Some experts are suggesting Obaervad Harold (Muddy) Ruri, arid John Muntoiigh, tiavrilng whUe at West Point, today Was Chairman Francis Mahoney. A that, tharafore, it would be smart York, U. the former coechlng staff,” Walt- Gve Wilbur Cterk. Knowles of Aiken, S. C„ 2 and 1, nine to down B ill Snow, Pinehurst, rubber and fires to G>e plate. .The Joe Madden .'Joe Oervals and Jim Turley's Mates Gef Runs b eto f pal4 off at the rate of 86,- One headline the next day read: Buna Batted In—Skowron, Naw York, gmaral stanagar of the jTeM t aaeratary of the Oncinnatl Red- awardsd the Medal of Honor post va. Jack Matthewa Wilihington, throw k> w ild and the belt bounds block of 500 tickets for the Nation Leber. not to permit Summer Tan to aat ate said. "W lim the pmoUom wars 3 and 2, met George Mountcastle 000 a yaair.; . PetUt never made ‘Tireman Flynn Got Hit on the IT; Thronaberry, Boatsn, 16; Nlaroan. Hgara: lega "If anything haa hurt us It’a brought to the admtolstratlm’s at Hio Athol, Mam.. YMC*. had humously by the Army. Shea, 26, Del.; Frank Strafaci, two-time o f Winston-Salem, N, C.. who took into the dugo'.'t. The runner from al League game lietween the New Price of the. ticket for the excnir- Gm grade as a pitcher ' with the Chin—Amen.” such a torrid pace to the Derby Cbleafo and Kuine, Detroit. 14; White, ‘^ a fana haven't atartad think bam tha waathar," was kllled' pn July , 1053 in the York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers Boston, 16. tention, tlMy war# aUmlnatad and to can.off Its eehediilod haro and 8 winner from Mlneola, N. Y„ Vs. a 21-hole duel from Ben Goodes, third base croeseis the plate and aion w ill include /tte round trip and to keep aomething In reserve to HRs—IBrawraa, Naw York. 31: Katina, ing in tarma of basaball jret It’a The weather also haa bam tha hound run beeauao of m ow. The last weeks m ths fighting in Ko- WalUr Peek. New I^heUe, N. Y.; the runner from firet attempts at the Polo Grounds has been re railroad fare. A nominal fee la be And Big Roh Wim" Games hold off Naahua’a rortain ehallenga no longar exist.” Reidsville, N, C., last year’s msd- ^ tr o lt 30; Power Kansas (hty. If: bam too cold.” villain to tha Chicago Cuba Oklahoma Preridmt Oaorga L. *h(nmds” w an tb hava aeattond and Tom I>rsper, Birmingham, slist. to score. Retrievdn^ the ball, the ceived. A ll seats, are In the lower ing asked. to the stretch. . Thronabriry luri. WhHe, Boston and Knenn, Detroit, IT. • Hia Baltimore Orioles aUU an "But,” ahruggad PubUelty Chief Qroaiand footbaU Coach Bud VU- white confetti to marie their traJL catcher toese-.i poorly to the plate stands in Sections 21, 22, 23. The Malden QIaat Trip Chicago, April 27 (g) —BuUetfl beat Detroit, l-O," said Bob «T This aounds like good tacUos. packing 'am to with their attend seats are located between the^dug- The May 29 game between the ^Hungry Fighter' Holman Dodbles— Coan, Baltimore. Throne- cuff Jaffa, " it happens evaiY year ktoaon sold tha NCAA’s tovastlga- Prior to Ite entry to the Weet- and the second man sqbrea. la Bob Turley, whoee 14 vlctorlea last gave Up three MU in 18 innmga all right, but tboae who know the berry and White. Boeton. Kaeim. Do- ance for tha flrat five gamaa off to tha ri>ring.” Um faUed to show "a atogia caaa era Cbofersnee to 1600, mieii|f 1 this right? outa of the two clube. bitterest rivals in the NsUonsl henrae best say it ia impoariblt to troit. Power. Kanaai City and Berra, o n ly, 7,451 (130,057 to 133,057) ^ r barely pulled the Baltimore that day, They got one in the flrat New York, 4. o f fraud or dishonaaty" and Stole won right noinmautlee Om- Athe moBseat the ball Taking Reservatioas League will mark-the first Urns hold him back when he feels like troth last jraar. An Oriote q>okm- tral Oonfermoe that the Kaceys have invaded the Oriolaa Into seventh place, pitched aiad not another -atil the loth." Squares O ff with Charles Rome Runa-êman, CMeago'’- dnd . w ay fo r acrlbad tha probaUoaary action as goes. Into the dugeot it Is dead. . Mahoney aaid that he win take nmnlng without riaUng atrangu- Kaline. Detroit. 6; Fliilnn. Kansas man eoncadad tha wm thar prob Summer Tan and Social Outcast, vtodlcatloii for tha Sooner athlatlo ptoMhliia. The ranaer on first Is satttled ts' ticket reservations a t hia home Polo Grounds for one of their the New York- TankSes------into--- first ‘Dirley helievss the Yankees wiU lation—and Summer Tan always Chr and Skowron, New York. 4; nine ably had aomething to dp with tha until the supply haa been exhaust baseball Junkets. Five Umes previ playera tied with t won 17 aUkeo to load to that da- program. Ton) Zocheiy, ttatonraSty rf twa bases only. feats llks running. Like Rocky drop but pointed out fitet the _partmmt on Naw York state race Both aaid the univarrity - Q^'Whloh aet-lvs Ameriesn ed, Alao, ticket_____rsssrvaUoAs may “ ***? tHe. Kacey,------watched the sinceJSS 1 W3 . 'r ““ JS“ s t ;* " v i T i i ; -^Prtl «?*•*'*••• 33-year-old veteran of . Btplen Baeea — Dicrlng. BalUmore, esim tr ~ Noeth CtaroUna firet. hneeaemt, 1» — Easard Charlaa, formar world a” — ■ Marciano, ba'a not terribly amart, Jensen. Boaton, RlTera. Chicago, Ka- Of opporition waa baUar in tracks to 1654. Eddia Arearo won amsrgriwy medical aariatanca to the am rf the former Mg langoe Loagus player haa sirred the moet be_ made ide at the Kacey Home on XjiJr*** ?*. — ------24-year-old------speed r —- ball— . —king 100 fighte, hopoo to work his way but he's willing. t i . / "A man can't help winning with heavyweight IxnUng (Uuutapion, and back to a UUo riiot at Rooky Une. Detroit and Yost, was^gten, X 18 atakaa soma wtvaa and chlldrm of mar pMchsr r f tlM eeme anmai runs over a career up to this sea Main St., ______Monday______and Thursday______R«d Sox at Yankas limited the Chicago Whits Sox to Simny Jim Fitaaimmona, Nash PltchlM — Lemon. asTsland, 4-0, ■earn aa LaaS Taar nlghtg. Tickets may be^ purchased_Xa j nlAultimStadium Annand Anmone year snemseSwent etoa Bos- o ^ Z_ • hit•, to r a^wT^tory^ ^ ... that kind o f hltttoi \ w d ^ e w John HMman, a "hungry” fighter, Marciano. He was-bMton-. twice 1.000; Nixon. Boston, Turley and Fnd. ROOM son? behind him," saldH w ley. aquaro'off tonight to a 10-round ua's Sl-year-rid trainer, 4a not yet New York. BO. 1,000: ’Harsnaman. Oil Jaa Cronin, gaiMnJ mahagar of by both members of ths Kaceys last year in attempting to de- A.—The Yankees* Eaos Slaught Slveund^?!^?* third liumphî^l^ hmt kt the a t y Auditorium. willing to oenutede that ha has a can). . Krilner. Kanaaa Oty and tha Boaton Rad Spx. rapprtad that er. with 1666. Ted Wintams, who and their friends. , ^^'^Îsnd. Twice one season the' banner It was tha tirat vanw •^though he hadn't had occasion tkrone the diamploh. Sehmlta,. Washington. 9-0. l.OOa attendance waa about tha sama aa te do any reUaf pitch % skice IMS, . The fight w ill be televised na- Hobnan, 27-year-old Chicago better horse then Gallant Fox; who Strlkeouti —Turley, New York. 17: may or may aet bo activs, has Assisting Mshonsy on the base New York Sox gameôf thd year.*”*^ won the Derby for him In 1630, Score. Cleveland, M: Lemon, Clevelaiid last year. 1885 to his orsdit. Turley aayn he’s i f Mana- Uonally (CBS) starting at 6 p.m. Negro, will be making hi. firet ball excursion will be Toby Bon --r but does say that at this stage of and Ford New YoritTlt; Nixon, ££■ ’ T think tha drop 'alaaiahaia haa c re d it^ with a stolen baas. ner, Stan Choman, Chkrlie Mc- When the'opportunity arose to S t 8T« OM#y Otengel calU on him.. (E S T). A rtogsida crowd of about Start against a "bl|r name” op ton, 16. , ham dua to bad spring waathar WINKLER INVITES YOUt. yu» . m hspRCl TURiP CffiMltiRtB f(|r Our Ne# get an ample/-' number of aood *** atrikeouta and " I ’U NUeve If H helpo win the S.00O Is sxpsetod. ponent It will be his 88tb fl|bt in their respective careers his new tickets from the Giant oiganisa- 3*^ walks lart y*V i WM in typical love might hold an edge. "Msyhe and that as It Improves and tlM P«nant,” aays Turley/ a 10-ycar ring career. pannant laeaa warm up. tha fana b b tlon, Uirtnigh good-will ambassador SH” V ***t^l*^ Gw first one- Rolman does 'not consider him heTI prove the best o f them kU be A I F « m SiBfB and Mo cMim Shop Y ob A rt Always WekeBBk Jaek Lavalle, the Knights d e ri^ Hitter In the major leagues this fore he’s through," Jim ssl(L will turn out” ha added. Our huge selecUon of aew Palm Beach sutts are In and we need self a title contender but litres bla Ye$$erday*8 Stars "Our attendance haa baan l.tr the roaia.-We are sgertar for Thursday, Friday and Saturday to-make their annual pilgrim age ^ ^“ “ wd 10 and walked showing against Charles may land I# this year to tbstha Polo Grounds.câTida ^ nine but never waa— lit sartoua down,” admtttsd.an offietol pf the, oaly all e4ir regular stack of aa-year-round worsted and flaaael him a few more lucrative trie- Naw York 'Yankaas.' "But ft’a ao solta and sport eeaU at these speelat pricca trouble. ■ _ Cartei^s_^ « PlU3itBg---Bob -T ta ri«r,T s n ltM 8 DpUbte Plays BBeettvs vision, appeaiancas. . ,__ _ aaity in tha aaason wa havm’t OPPORTUNITY ’ CtaarleB, 4lfho flghis'.out o f -Cbor ---Blankdd tha Chicago white 8ox Thraa Yankea douUa plays took 6-0 with a hrilUaat ooa-liltter asd . trim to analyerlt nurarivea/SamB Last Nig^tVFighii care of that. ^ ----- rianatl, la a fancy boxer and fium adô «-tfag Tgidcaas mmbfi arowda todleato poople who hava ■Knocked out 85.of .hla sgtponents-to Stocking . Delayed 6 •A rQ fRODUCTl " ^ a '«a q i^ a dalsnalva hall wMiK M inia into R n t dIscg. 'tkfltets Just donY ooma out whm ^ A M M n m winning 87 fights. He has lost 11 the waathar is bad. H iay atay . SALE . of------■’U'S' ------MEN’S "• -' ' Tex.—Joey Giambrs. /club,” said Hirley. vi waa naver ^Batting—Jim Ftoigan, Athlatlca ^^Foir Psifiters, and 2 ended as draws. He ia ex Hartford, Gann., April 37 US— —Singled boms tha winning run to home aiid watch TV." • A U T O -U T I 160, BufftUo, N . Y .._ ouH oUiCed worried: —Alt I felt 3 hid to do' pected to weight in at 160 pounds Jimmy Welch; 162, ColumlH*, wan keep pitching." ,, The State Fish and- Game Dept, tha Uth Inning and hit a thraa-nm Tha Oilcago. W hite Box, Uaasad _ Woffted and flannel ___ i DISIRAILE SERVICE STATION FOR LEASL Ohio, 10. WITH RICHIE ASHBL'RN CarycBten, nonbers and will be giving away 10 pounda said today It haa again Masoned homar ag tha Athlatlea dafaata(> with good waathar. are up about • ■OKG-WARNIR '''B elieve roe, It’s quite a differ *or NBA Servlee to his opponent A o c a t e d in g o o d NEIGHRORHOOD. Richmond, Oahf.—Tony Dupas, ence to have the Yankees behind its plana to stock tha Housatonic tha Boaton Rad Sac S-T. 23,000 over a year ago. On the last day of the 1950 sea^ Holman's chief claim to fania ia River with hatchery-reared trout. 14 1,. New Orleans, outpointed you. In three games thsy’ve got w , the Phillies tacklsd the that be knockad out Oeskr Brton • FEPERAL MOGUL MODERATE INVESTMENT REQUIRED. FOR Leonard Oateea. 136%, Richmond, ms something like 25 runs. W ith Sopt Lyle Thorpe said fhat high 10. Dodgers at Ebbeta Field; UMkUkW'C here earlier this year, the fint waters caused by rains and me Suits and Baltimore I only had six runs in A victory meant the pennant for m A R E w n d- time Briota was flattened. Brioii •LOCKHEED FULL INFORMATION C AU Detroit—^Dlck RamasetU, 161%, my first three games last yean," .surface run-off of melting snows to eRher team. had gone the Umlt with boGi ths upper reaches of the Housa- Detroit, outpointed Jimmy Demu Hie huskey righthander aaid N oM y was out in thii Brook- ,Charles and Joe Louis. '* • M A U O K Y rs, 182, Syracuse. 6. Sherman Lollar caught a fast ball tonic water shed forced the delay. 19$S BUlOK SUPER RIVIERA SAVE waa tied, 1 -1 ,. In his 37 fights, Holman scored Thorpe aaid that It waa probaut Power ateerlBg, power brnkee, dyaelaw, r a d io SUITS SPORTCOATS Philadelphia — Eddie Oorm a.which------was moving— away from ths and the Dodgers had Cal Abrams 15 knockouts and lost 10. He has TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL CO. 137%,.' Philadelphia, outpointed plate for the games's oaly hit—a that conditions ntxt week would 18,i66adlaa. • McQUAY NORMS on aecond base and Pee W ee ° ---- bssn knocked out three times, permit stocking this heavily firiied R««. SO.0O N O W 5 Ro«. 39.98 NOW J^.98 JsHe Joaato, 138. Philadelîs, 8. second Inning -aingkl Into right RrsL Duke Snider waa up. twice by Bob Satterfield. JA 7.7221 EVENINGS JA8.U914 Oiicago—Johnny Gray, 167, CW- center, a apot to which LoUar sel- straam. • RAYMSTOS oago, outpointed Keh Hammer, dom hits. COMPLETE Charles goes into the fight with 195S FORD 1-DOOR $1115 der. then whirled and threw to aec a throw-round knockout over Vera The Delaware Oaks tskes Its Radio and hoafer. •WALKER R««. 47.98 NOW 187, Detroit, 8. . , "It waa a good pitch,” said 1^ ond base on a ptek-dff play. From Shoos and a decUion over Charley R«9. 29,98 NOW 23.TS Toronto—Alan McFater, 146%, ley. "He Just got hold of it. If he name ,from the classic English F“ tsr field I hustled into cover a RADIATOR Norkua. stske for mares, first run to 1776. Toronto, outpointed Tviny Peroy| bad let it gone by It would have- bad thrdw. MORE AND MORE OARAGE OWNERS AND SERYICB MABAOERR 147,. Drummoodville, Oue., U . 1K1 BUlOK MIOOR sins caught the comer for a atrll^'' - Vaey riaau. . • SERVICE ' i*umk=;az«*«8atmev»erir-w*je- > . A»e RmaflâmiRfi^ Uerhex, l'4S, Mexico a t y , and i * r - self as to how inanyIA31V gamaaw&rthM heVxM rn^l^y, • “ BRANT RIN6S .m...arf«h.w ;Ti5tW 6hew’Ym '0M 'ISi^^ ry Baker, 148, New Yqtk. drew, 10. thinka he can win with the Yan H»e next thing I knew the ball 1BS1 OHEVROLET MOOR TUBELESS TIRE London—Randy IW p in , 171%, kees tfiSs year but he did not ocn- waa coming a t roe. I t waa a Radio aaid haator, SPORT COATS SUMMER SUITS London,— — — knocked out Alex wwsw^ Buxton, . oalder t u v s shis u v triumph hs h/▼over W8 wsiwthe Sox the% sharp liner thiat was ainking I CLEAN IN G TIRE SPECIAL 162%, Jiondon, 2. (For British beat pitched game of hia caresr. If YtMir Dealer Doen’t Stock Parts W4 Invite Year Ia«airiMr One lot. Not all sixes. Gw sad , CORDUROY. HEADQUARTERS Hghtesavywetght title). . "My best gaoa waa in JN3 whan threw to the plate. •REPAIRING W e bbE Bf kwest prices peiefcle. 19S1 BUIQK M O O R BEBAN R««. 49.80 NOW JJ.80 Abrams r o a ^ past third base ONE LOT tet halfway down the Une he waa f RECORING FUlbrONE ^ 1. F. GObDRICH ^ DUNLOF NOT ALL SIZES IN MANCHESTER QGM. 66 GARS TO CBOOBE IVOM R««. 48.00 NOW 3 4 *^ My throw got to Stan Lopata. ON T H IS s p e c i a l WB WILL BALANCE ALL REG. $14.98 our catcher, and we had h l n i ^ Proaqri ssrvleo for all laakea TIRES BOUGHT HERE PfB E! SALES — SERVICE — VULCANIZING I t killed the Inning, but If I had >y N O W ^ .9 8 Rt«. 32.80 NOW .M Jltlo n been plajrlngnormaUy u would Im mu opoolally stalfM laB a* 23 RUY ON OUR RUDGET TERMS tor npair depariewet. YOUR DOliARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE MACHINE SHOP _ IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH d h ra ih n * *'"'*“ **y tough to get SERVICE In o u r ^ t at bat, Dick Staler G O R M iU f pitch into SERUICE MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Nichols Minohester fire Co. JOE^ BARBER SHOP the le ft field aeate and the PblUiea DEAUPRE N9XOR SALBi, INt. 34 O A K STREET Iteh their first pennant In 85 y w “ VANS STHTIOn YOUR MilCK DIALIR 4SI 9ARK fniffr CHURCH OORNIRS 191 CfNTR STIMT FiMit—29S IroM l St>-Td. MI-9.4224 OBCsihownds arc rugm i d o^ at 4 2 7 Hartford Rd M ti nclu--. t r-r , Conrr . GLENNEY’S » Two boriu ra or d l tiMot. various piM and oSaSTiSSuy 2t8 MAIN ST. — MANCHISTIR. CONN. o iK -TilftR a . i MAHCHimi 7S9 MAIN STREET R ttdl Star».-1099 Mda TbL M l-3 ^ p 4 7 O p fo d I a steohg eoBsdtaUtm, kaan TELEPHONE Mltchdl 9-8046 dssin to hu^ and mukiftahle CENTQt ST. FHONI ML9-4Kn—OPIN IVgilNOS UNIN. 9:00 Mnv NWffiOia 7*1f1l T IL IAs Im r t-2181 T ^ INteMl t"SIi| ______•awt^tar to.W M ttsr^Sdo^ vM|.9-S234^ p i t V I ..A 1''. r

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Carlton ^ baeau** tha Interatat* Oummare* laa Motors, SSS Main. HUn/OOMBI HOWB BIONMO UFA STORM BBOUM.. terten’a. 3«> Center It. three famUy home*. Appcaiiol* Ura on a commlatton haato Call ent T V IS IT Butchtoa. MI. 0-4064. and mortgages amhged. ML laisworth 60tton Agency. MI Oommloaion thought It nacaaaary JUSTFMf liMO CHETROLETS, Sdobrs, Cour CLERK-TYPIST TBREB FAIOLY, 63061 65884, 6 q 8530. 6 q g-740, NO, Industry Grow to nrotact Om n oon^Mtttivo forma ADVT. XMiliMWBOi IMTSJPPBR' ASATNFNOMft Boats sad AcMssorlos 48 ' coma,dwraasA nowai i — oU^ 8 .wwZd t watero w a A* heaL ro^ rFOUR large rohm*, ptoster- doors, fuUy aqutppad. 1040 Chav* ■niHAVS ONNEVS CHAMBERS FURNlTURB \ Msricml Iwstnnstsfo 9580, i g 95464; of transportation,’’ MeOtamto 'said. >URS rolat, two door, 1040 Buick sadan. R«0/VBr,IDRFST“ ------with plaaaant parsceaUty. Must ba deoorated year ago, Id4 JOO. CM - Lwiafta, oil hot w t t a ^hoat, i ax- "Aa a raault,. fat 1954 wo earrtod USEBOAMt CMONt m m n rtr irm touM A COOKED AND high scho«d graduate. S tan ogn ^y FOR QUICK sals. 13 f t decked ton W. nitchlaa. i q 95133. Dint ramutlon. Yiih.' eantral. Hhrtfo^ .^ 1 3T W) — Pr*ei- Douglas Motors, 3M Main. ON THE outboard boat, Mastercraft troU* At Tha Greaa i n t n IhatniiBaBflal leatto. obaa- W READY to btto, sau, oxekaaga only tha aam* totsinaBa in ton i U i A . M. to 4^80 P . M. AINUTB." deslraMa but not essential. Ago C arltw W . Hutchins 95163, rs0 aotato mocâgw amiwad. dant Patrira a. 6fe01nnia says hto milaa that w* did SO ysan ago. ALWiYSI 1061 llkatcuft'!t‘ club coups, radio, .OSAS! 10>34, single. Good salary, Sve day ar, $»6. Mako on offer; 373 No. piote l|ae of Inatramonte. ^Riatal Cliarter Revoked^ Naw York, New Havan A Hart heater, overdrlva, very clean, Main St. MI. f 7335. For Buys la P\uidturo, Qmault Howard a Haatii«s, "to Naw England, intorelty. th* COPY CLOSING week, liberal vacation, parmanent Appliances and Triaviskm 6CANCHB8TER, Union St.— Throe Agency. 6 q 6-UOT. ford Railroad has rsduoad tha rallnadi are doing only 10 por throughout Douglas Motors, 383 position. ^ aaadBF'fftwTsohaor, famUy houM. Two opartmonte, 60 PORTER lA.^rO08toai 1914 CHIVROUr Hours: 10 to 5 — 7;t0 to S;36 Imp mmA BU ______For Racialîafl frolght rates on steal Ingots M par cant of tho freight businaM'. BEL Am -DE. Radio, VOR c l a s s i f i e d Main. IS r r . 'ATE plywood boi eight rooms aad four rooms va^ room, canter onttahra, l ABOUT To SeU your proper^ 4 Just Ittfloed,' Ibonger than Studto, 1T7 6lelCoo. J it eant to mako ‘Th* lorgw t heavy T flnnly baliava.that under the power gUdt, tlatad ( MON. THRU ‘ TAFPAW GAS range with haatiiwg adwnai*—. w aw w—* cant, thrae baths, two hasting cttodal. Near achoolS.Nbus Immediate acUoa aoaurad. A. J. Industry in New EngUnd aompa- Ugm , fast and safe. ______L— 1^— <1— _ _ . naw policy indloatod In th* Praai- glaaa 6,000 mitea. «p *w / 5 19:30 A. BL “ V S H A R P ~ PERSONAL FINANCE CO. unit, breakfast set, parlor- set, i^ m a . Lot 100 X 176, aft utuT- ohopplag. U ring room Oatto Col, Realtor*. CH. 9540, Thlsdo, Ohio, Ac 2T(ff)—The Utlv* in its market.’’ 7707. ttes. Price 06.800: SxchiMva with dant'a report. w « will bo ahte to SATURDAY 9 A. M. S06 Main S t, Manehaster bedroom sot, G.E. vacuum Oleaa- tun wtodow and flreptoco. *v»*. JA, 6560, ______National “ Quh haa ra- "N o industry w ill aver l a a v * I tho downward trend of CLEAN, GUARANTOED er, t^ctorioa table, ML 3-6038. WjMittd»^Te Bay 59 B r^B ura Itealty. Pbona 60. room with huUt-ln eoraor iTMcNmour; 6-4376. veked the dhi^^ of the Mount Naw England bacauaa of freight tho railroad burin***." MOMEL 319 t-O S. r SATS:— board, modern Utchoa aad lava- WANTED—Four room home, 69000- Vernon, N.^V'., Exchange caub in rata* *0 long aa I hav* anytluiig 'tocTB ooom uiioN wnx\ U S E D C A R S MOVING to Florida. Dovtapect tw y. Boantifttl master bedroom, 6U900, also 6 w 6 room home, dispu to M y about it," ho told a Joint or. D*rk Graaa. BE AFFBECtATED. >ERLT WOMAN to care for and chairs, firaplaea ftxtm s, BiOTOUBS WANTED-Two glria’ 3ftQ05U900. Sevarai cUanto with over admlseioa of No- .One owner. : woman. Live in. MI. O-TOTl. Outboards S h.p. to 36" not ovoe 618 each. 6 g 9-1437, runs fUU length Of the house with moating of tho Purchasing A nnta 1695 \'55 Ford 2>Door i wardrobe trunk, dning room and MANGHESTOR two very la m , walk in clooote. ihstMftal _eaah. Cailtoii W. Aaan. of Gonnaettcut and Hart Products of Town up. in stock. , bedroom furniture. MI. 30146. |CL 9510. 9504, unearoent o f tha Natioait 1 9 B 4 P O R D Dial MI-3-5121 Chevrolet 3>Door Lydall Stiiaet . . . p*w cholee Two largo twla-oiaad bedrooms, aetkm was made yasterday ford County loot night \HcIp Waatod'—Msla. 36 1958 4.6 h.p- Martin with ayn- Ro m m Without Bosr4 59 fuU bath and ahowor. Hot water. VICTORIA < \Chevrolet Oonvartibla roach I10190S loft Open dolly tor 8 Harold 6C. Hartar,. aaerstary of " I oannot suooaad as prottdrat listed in Survey hMtor, Fbf ^chro-tris. A-1__ 975. oil hast, ovaralaad garage, ama- J biisineae aad social orgamaa- 1 Nb Ibd a married man with cor/ THREE TWIN SIZB lOCBLT FURNISHED room, vary your laipaetion. Mahy cholea toa- ttte drive. Lot 'll X 04. Senttbhr tHihajfiwiny, of tha Now Haven Railroad untaM Whit* taU ’65 CBltvrolat Station Wagon and strings. ML 9466i. y. Havomany tion. my paasangora, prasant and poten to sarvlce 3,000 established « 10 h.p. Chris-Craft Uks naw, clean- 'Aft convonioacoo lor gen tmes. Prietd at flt.eoo. priced. A. R. WUklo A Co. 60. Manchartar helped put Oonnac- tlraa $2195 S'Door tomers in Oomntry, Manadald tleman. Private rostdenoa. 616 6Iortgages Hartar said ths Mount Vernon tial, rido oa tho Now Havan," ha faat-4166. Please 1 Gaora# L, Club, in aaeking to cUminato the said. Ucut among tha tra 30 otatoa Isad- Loot and P6and let Bel A ir Hardtop 4fcColumbta. 3100 o^Weak guarani ITONlura Ireiw, Bpraca it . 611900 wUl purchaao ona-haU ing th* nation in dollar volums of 19S3 If you can RuaViy. Storrs. /GA. ef a two famUy orick duplex. Otn- MANCHESTER Realtor, N 6 q 9-0T8. J Henra all-whlto elauoa o f tha club's na MoGlnnla said that h* h«d "tt- aUFER’ New and Vaod Boats tlon. Oovenry, F I .: ROOM WITH oQ eonvaalancaa and Street. tional conatituUon, ignorod con rsitoy.aurveysd" 90 locaUoiis for axporU to Vahosuala last year, ac '63 P a c l^ ^ D* L4Ute 0-2467. traUy located. Otthot water heat Oskwood Road. . . Immacu- cording to a recant survey. ar, hydn , vnut* 9t>UND—'White and brawn male parking. IT4 Summit S t 6 a House has four rnoms down ai stitutional means of affecting such similar Induatritt parkg'llhs tha wan t i i ^ Om puppy. Can MI. S-BUO evaninfa.* ’51 OldamMUe ‘TS” ^Door BARSTOW’S 3 ooienjRB 95066. bite ranch home with three FOR PROliR courteous sorrioo, Th* liationwld* aurvay o f UJl. ROOMS o r BRAND MEW one Salahsd up. One block from Belling or bdVtti - CiMuqt*. ona ha ha* proporad on a large owner. / $1895 ’50 OldsmoWo ’’SV’ it-Door St, after Just North of P. O- g rsal estate, call tract of propwly tho railroad has oxporU to the Important - South POUND-A placa whara you FURNITURE B B A U m U IX T ______a,hua. y bednxims^ baseinent recrea Johnson BoUmig Cunpany, Man- bonnaau jy 21 Taara SeUing Bvlnnidea purehaaad in Rhodo laiahd. American market of Vanssutla 1983/ accma a complote Una of knltUno. 50 Packard f.Door A U -100% guaranteed, sema In room witheoBpiete light heusa. /' 613,300 wlU '^ y this Immaculate tion room and gara^. Owner Chester, i q £ 7 40. ttMws Oennocticut ohlpplng gS w m * original factory crataa, with arigi' "Her* In Hartford you havo won S U F M rar* 4-lML Itadtoi 1 yaraa and aeeaaaoriaa, otampad 51 Studebaker^'Door \ YOUNG for fun tim il work. iNNplag facOUiaa svailahto, WIU ranch home In Bolton. Four room, moving out of stftte. First ------y million wortlr of fsnn and faetory ( o ^ , ambratdary cottona and Driver' Ucense. Apply in parson. CHRIS CRAVT BOAI* U b , g’ ' factory sanal aumbars. root ■mglte or donbtt. ChUdrea ac- derful advantage* to offar Indus ar, MAramaUe. lig h t K*R7 large oncloeed breesewoy aad at time on the market. Asking W ^ d i n g s try,’' ha said. "N o autter tritet* goods to VanoBueU annually. iatUng threada.. At Tour .^Tam. '47_PontlaB O u ^ . .... _ r,-1083jiiGlaSt------BTDND BTOROOM-...... -...... crated Ûaltedl, Central, Rea tached evonised garan. No base An osUmated $535 million of Sho^ 60 Oottaga Bt. Fbona ML L iv iN a ROOM s u m aMe. 6Sia. Doney, 14 Arch St. $18,600. — they may go industry con never $ 1 8 5 0 47 Buick Sedan ^ baan runabout, 6207 daUvated. ment. Corner lot. This should get any cloow to a eonauman’ U.8. product* from alt 48 stataa a-nn. EXP|niQ!NCllU.f huUdoaar opera- 6-PC. DINETTE SET qualify for a GI loan. Numerqu^ other . ranch |£>oca/ wont to Vanamiate last year. 46 DeSoto Sedan tor/Good wogea, steady work. ''a n y othara to choose from in- ACCESSORIES TWO PLEASANT furniahed rooms, Kiasman-Blodgm^ market of SO million people." Manchaatar, which was on* of riuoios LOBX^Whita gold wat^h with ax- Auto AceaaaorlaB—lira s 6 BosineBa Sarricaa Offered 13 ______Roof ing—Siding' ,1 6 Mvot ba sMa to grads and liutd- cludhig cabin cruteet, 667Lând ’’Waotlnghouaa’’ Elactrle Raftlg, one block from 6Caln St. 60. homes, jahw and used. 6Uaa PaaJina maabeth Btodget, McGfiinls said Preiidant Btean- 0 Connecticut communities ship 8UPEB "SS” 5DE. RadiOi baffU panalon band, batwaan Arthur Open Wed., Thii Write Bok.F, Herald, . Bartow’s, 1066 Tohand TUrn- "Smaraon’ ’ Telavlsioii 9-6884. T. J. CROCKEtT hower’s report on transportation a er, hydramatie, power rtaortng, Drug and Hairiaon’a, about U:46 daughter o f 6ir. and 6|n. Gaorga ping aiqiorU to Venexuela. sent AU Day Sat NEED TIRES? FOR THE BEST in Bonded bnUt Si:a, Buckland. Tal. ML 6-8088. I’Maytag’’ Waahar Ufflco: 60-55410 T .,j; CROCKETT, Broker few days ago gives hopes for a cleanser*, paper and paperiioard. ^ 0-5 v.ra 51945 p .i? Saturday. ML attar 6 COMPLETE rubbish removal also up roofs; shingle roofs, guttara, FURNISHED ROOM for rent near H. Btodgatt o f Penaoodk,^N. H., rebirth of railroada. Flraatone, Goodyear, Goodrich, "De Luxe’’ Range 6fain Street. Gentleman preferred. Residonca: 60-6-7751 MIS-6416 or ^ Tha product* o f other town* p.m.______, AU Day Sunday SN cedar clothes poles. MI. 6-7844. conductors and roof ropa&s caU Salesmen Wanted S6-A Take your cbolca o f say o f thsao andHenry Stuai-t Ktooman, hofi o f AnoOrting that ha haa been urg Pennaylvania and U. S. No- down Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. D no anawi 6H. 9-3170. 9 Haxcl St. MI 9-7761 Evenings ranged from auto parts to taxtUoa. SALESMAN to caU on naw mqdi- appliancaa, in additton to badroem, Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Klamian ing for flvo yaars that railroads ha T b * aurvay was mods by Eomto- 1 9 53 O L D S LOBT--BMALL. telUta d « ^ t h ' B R U N N E R S payment 29 montha to pay. M. AND M. RUBBISH removal. caU MI. 9-4421. Asked ttlowed to m ^ bulk ratao, Me- black qMto, lamale. ChUd’a pat. Aahas, yards, attics, and ceUara ars to demonstrate tha nationaUy Uving room, dinatto, ruga, lamps, ROOM-.FOR Rent. Inquire State 08 8U6O0T S T .-^ ve n room of 819 E MIffdteTpka.. ware unltctf matrie Specialtota Ind., a research SUPER "SF* VOLIDAT COUC MOTORS , SCREENED LOAM FOR SALE Cap* Cod, 1% baiha, firaplaea, Firat Nattopai Baali in marriage on April 15 at tha Oimito said th* Pirtaldaat’* report COUPE. Radio, haatar, ML »6 IM . Packard \ cleaned. CeU MI. 8-0767. RAY'S ROOFING CO. S h ii^ advartteed. Baby Butlsr Safety tabtea, Unoltum, dlttiaa sad athsr Taiior Shop, 9 BiaaSU Bt. HI. o f 6tanchMter 62 . \S1 metric Specialtota, Ind., a rsaairch 436 Canter S t—MI-9-Q980 C9utlr for beUea. Leads fumiahod. i t e m s . ______6-76M untU 8 or. 6U. 8-5047 after attacked braetaway and g United Church of Christ, P«ia«ook. conlattiad many thing* h* had ad- Oorp.. nn American OU Cto op- hydramatlc, Rockville Road, ’Talcottvfl b|iUt up roofs, gutter and / PEAT HUMUS 8 FAMILY HOySE rag*. Owner 60. 9-017. Price Borttord Nsttonal White onapdngona and h0itiid vocated. inclufflng a ralaxatlon of LOOT—PASS BOOK No. 76008. SERVICEMTER FURNITURE Repair Service: ductor jw orlt roof. I f you can start Immediately, CaU BVERYTOINa 8:30. ______£ _V ' Bank and Trust Co. 64 srattng in Vanesuela. power brakea <2 0 9 0 K Notlca te haraby givan that Paaa Tai. M I 3-5191 COmplate repairing, refinlahtog, AD. 3-2830. ______ONLY 5485 616900, candle* were tioed for church doc- Local owner. pairs. Ray Hagoiow. JM-v ■ SUPERIOR QUALITY . LOVBXiT ROOM for a gentleman: Conn. Bank and Book Mo. 78008. lamad by Tha UFESAVER t u b e l e s s restoring on aU t y M of furniture. Ray Jackson. ML l-SSi Fraa storage until wanted. Free being sacrificed hOMUse of ill Trust Co...... oration*. Mr*. W*Ker Haaan wa* Baalaga Bank o( Manahaoter haa Terma A t Bank Raton WANTED— Young man bttwaen Private entrance. Poricing. Call CUSTOM BUILT six room, brick oigantot uid accomfiuiied th* 1953 O L D S ®y \ Zlgmund Goads, Prop. Formerly delivery. Free eotup by our own health of owner. Copper front Capo. 6% years old, fuU ttiod 6Canchester Trust baaln loot and i^pUcaUcn haa bean GOODRICH \ of WetUne Broe. T e t ML 6-74tt. BIRD PASTELS and quality the ages of 36-», married. High CaU DUREIKO reUabie m «i. 60. 3-8906. solotet, Mrs. Chrol Oaiy. Ih e Rev. SUPER "99” HOLIDAY rw ite to aald bank for paymant ot FIRST CHOICE School graduate, interestod in plumbing. No furnace. Full dormer, hot wtter, oU, recessed Oliver Wt Norttwott'pertomed the \ The puncture proof tubelesa with roofliigs at low •My No Paymante TO Banks ROOM FOR rent, IW Maple St. radiaUon, tile bath, room tor lava COUPE. Radio, hMtor, ttntod tarn amooiA at dapoalt. USED CARS GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUehle terms. McKtoney abar, FSc- Btarting a solas career celUng on \Mo Ffaunce Compan lee .x Aetna F ir e ...... - 71% 74% :^douNe ring cermaony. glaoa 6fany ax- eight yeere know-how. No money any time.- Antenna convoraions. food merkete, for one .of the tore- Rockville TRemont S-5662 OaU between 4 aiid 8 p.m. 60. price |12;500. 12,600 cash re tory up. Quiet attest, convenient Hartford Fire ...... down. 20 montluf to pay. tory rmresentatlv M ton 6tONTHLT PA-nCENTS / 9-4913. to schoote stores and buses. ChU .1 0 176 Th* brid* wa* given wway by tra*. On* owner. Completely Reconditioned PhUco faetory sopervlaad aarvlca. Notdi, ML 9-4528. moot Eaatem meet packora. Car quired. National Fire . 98 103 Tal. ML 9-14M. or MI 8-1203 5I6J3 owner. 611. 9-493t. father, and her ateter, Mto* AaBoanccmaits Guaranty In Writing BUDGEir CENTISt furnished, experience unneces Phone Mo Immediattty ONE AND twe furaUbed rooms to Pho4nlx ...... S7 92 lay Blodgett, 'w*a maid ut 1953 CHIVROUr MI-S-4164 ROOFING, Siding caipantry. sary, we wiU train. Salary plus LA8SEN ENTERPRISES — Com- MANCHESTER — T. V. Servical HARTFORD CH T-OSSg rant, kitchen aiid bedroom. 136 A C B REALTY lifa aM l■9lmBÛ lao. Osa hodpr. John Kiafmian, hrothar of MODEL 159 3-DB. Radfo, beat- 1953 FORD V-8—Tliia blua 2-door Attoratlans and ittone. CaU- commiaaions. Apply to * L, After t P. M. CH S-4690 Blatelf St. tfaahridegTDOm, waa beat man. and ar. Light bhi*. w m Hm i atom wtndowa and doora aadan haa radio, heatar and new — 60% off. Square radio and T.V. specialiste alhea inga. W( Ip goarantoed. Herald, stating aU eiactaaary th- Lota for Sale 7S Aetna life ...... lU 195 OaU Einla Nlekaraan. ML 8AI86, as low os 64.96 ax., long to 1984. Charter member of Telsa. See It Day or Night Phone MI 9-2392 Aetna Casualty . . . . .190 200 tha tiahar* ware Gaqrga R. Blod Low mltoag*. $1195 alip cover*...... > ...... 6005 a ] ^ Dion , 399 Autumn tocmauen. BOLTON—BuUding loU, one here gett, \hrothor o f the bride, and ''o r WUUnuuitlc. Jack Loaaan, HA. Written guarantee. Cde ML 9-6660 or ML 3-4607. Street ML Bondliiig Biaterisb 47 I f you have no means of tranx- Wantstd-s-RooBBS—Board 62 Conn. G eneral...... 475 495 ■ AdlSS.______1960 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — A ML 6-0980. rtatlon ITl send my auto for you. 8 ROOM ranches. Priced from J13,- end! over 150’^frrat oadi, «iteb- Hartford Steam BoU. M 90 AlbartX Kiannan, *n unci* o f tha 1 9 5 2 O L D S ANTIQUES Refinlalied. Rmairhag lishad, residential area. Priced brid 4-door aadan that ia opoUaaa in- H ^ Wanted— 16’’ Shakes and Undarcourae. o obligation. YOUNG, LOCAL man in wheel- 800 to-'615900. 6fancbeBter Aseoci- Travelers ...... 300 025 i>B LUXE ”99” WMUDAT STOP ROMMINO around In drdaai done on any furniture. *060100, Roofing. Chimneys 16-A ates. 60. 6-0184, 9-920, 57486 any to a ^ Warren E. Howtend, Real The hfrtde'* gown o f ballerina COUPE. Radio, hoator, hydis- aida and out AU extraa .. .6795 188 Booth Main S t Phone ML Male or Female 87 AU colors...... per oq. 616.95 chair, dettrts room and board, tor. 10. 85600. 60. 5601. length was of net dVor taffeta Thm ’a teanty.ot fraa parking at Auto Repairing—Painting 7 4355 AUyn S t. Hartford ground floor. Contact Herbert Ume.., ' Conn. light Power matic, power win- C l A O K 3-6648. ROOFINC Steel Cellar Sash ...... each 6850 - - -* with a bolero Jaraet o f ChanUUy Danta’a Borba^ Shop, Eaat Canter 1953 CHEVROLET CONV. — In repair- PART TIME cterk-typist, good at Frao Parktog TomUnson. 60. 3-8843. Conn. P o w e r...... dowa and *n. ^ I r D Bt, First Natiaoal Mock. Equipped with power glide, CAR BURN OIL? figures. CaU MI. 35371 bafora ~ 1 X S Sheathing .!, .par M 680.00 Cor. AUyn and Triitobun ATTRACnVE 5room Cap* Cod (3 lace. Her waist length veil was C. AND H. BOAR. Rubbiah Remov- worit Chlmnaya LAND IN BOLTON, 900’ X 400’ Hartford Else. L t . trimmed with aequtinB and seed 1 9 S 2 F O R D ^ dio, heater, white waile, etc. p.m. d ea r Casing. unfinished) exceUent conatruc- Tel. 60. 95496. Hartford Gas Co. . . M M ETHINO NEW at Dairy Quaan Economy overhaul, most all a t CaUara, yards and attlea cleans rmalrad, 38 yean’ ax- SERVEL 8 eu. ft refrigerator, Uon,* large rooms, plaster wslls, pearl* and aha^carried an aU white ic t o r ia 61395 elaaned. MI. 3-1084. ML 3-4084. Colonial or Clam . .per M 669.00 TMenents *' 63 So. Now England. V . Radio, heator. No. B Dairy Quaan Sandwich and cars. P am and labor |49.96. Fraa aatimataa. CaU freoxer top. ExceUent ooMUtioa, shed dormer, recreaUon -room, colonial bouquaôf gladioU, Two-ton* green. C 1 9 0 K Dairy Quaan DUIy Bar. Dairy 1950 CHEVY 3-DR.-Haa radio, ML 35181. Sitnatione Wanted— Plyaoord 5 ply, 4 x S per M 6119.00: 646. 6C. 9-4888. , \ Apsrtneiits—Fists— aluminum storine and acreens. Tal. 41 0 % Uona and sweat < 'Quaan, 307 West luddia Turnptka. No money down. f4.90 month HAND AND power mowers eharp- Besort ProperQr for Sale 74 On* owner. heater, new clip covers. Very ened. Saws nled and oat. Pick-19 . ______Femsie______88 Canadian Framing. GROUND FLOOR tenement of two Price 616.300. Call GoodchUd Real The maid of h wore light low mUeege...... 6500 ly. All woirk guaranteed. Tour sixes ...... par M 695.00 I'U RNnU RB—We era haying And ty On.. 16 Forest 8t. 60. 57925 LAKE HAYWARD —: Four room Allied Thermal green net over with bro- ML 0-3860. uaed furniture.Iture. Jo tenement bouse; Three large un- 1951 O L D S Heating-Phimbing 17 Wood Qutler from ...... Un. ft. 40c furnlttied rnonie, remodeled and any Ume. ______cottaga, coinplatoly furniahed. Am. HI coded top and carried T F * 4-OB. Radio, haatar, 3-DOOR ------MOTOR s A l E 6IELODY RADIO-T.V. phono's, C U R T ^ fS launder^ end Ironing «, 98 Oak S t 6 q 9-1Q41. Extra Ia » a lot. 6Iancbaster Aaao- Arrow, Hart.êg, a colonial bouqui flow- —’nua is. a give away. We need Ford, Chevrolet etc...... HS4J5 lOX FURNACES end warm RemovaUa Sash Window redecorated. Heat and hot water DUPLEX 45. Both aides vacant, hydramatie. ,V0y C 1 1 0 K WANTED — Ride from Green night cans. Guaranteed service. dona in my homa. 60. 9-4333. 2-8 X 6-10 ...... complata 615.96 USED ELECTRIC hot water heat furniahed. Adults, 06 per month. clatoa. 60. 35384, 5920, t-7483 Asso.' Sprlni or*. low mftaoga. 9 1 1 w ra room. Has radio, heater, hydra- Ptmtlac, OldsnlobUe, etc ..I174F5 60. 9-3380. ' air heating. Earl Van Camp. 60. modern Utchens oiid battia, excel any time. Bristol A reception for the ijiimedlate Manor Road to vicinity of Trum- No Money Down, |2.00 Weakly 65844, Yat ua quote you on your next er, 83 gal.; 6 X IS rug mat. 60. 60. 3-4406. huU and Pearl Sto., Hartford. m atic.. . . i ...... 6125 WOULD U K B part time clarit typ- 8-1868.______lent condlUoa, completely le- CoUins families was held ah Hicks 1951 DELUXI OLDS New Motor Guarantee. itt or medical aacretarial poalUon. truck or carload of mate rial*. ’ dfcorated, oU hot water boat, Restaurant, with about 40 weoent, Moodoy through Friday, 6 to 1952 PLYMOUTH 3-DOOR—’This Em' 4-DB. SEDAN. Radio^ V 'AND 61 rubbish nm ovsl Machine transcription axperienca. NATIONAL 8ACRIF1CB—14 cubic ft. igiright Bosineii Locatkma aluminum storm windows, copper MûboriMn For Sale 75 Fafniy''Bearing guests coming from Coiiootd. H 4 :60. MI. 9-1063. car ia an actual 15.000 mile car. COLE MOTORS Moving—Truddng 60. 3-4831. hMtor, hydramatie. C 1 1 0 R X odd Jobs. 60. 95088. BUILDERS SUPPUBS homa fraeser. Inqoirr 838 TVOot For Rent 64 plumbing large lot, 3-cer garage, ire, Frary, Clk, % H., Lowell, Mass., and JANE: Thooo weren’t new ruga Previous owner may ba called. 436 Center Street bus. Oarlton W. Hutchins. 60. D 0IEDIATB Occupaacy. Throe 33 On* owner. Storage 20 381 SUte Street Canter S t bedroom ranch oU bred hett, fuU 6fach. Oo...... 43 ter. ■ you saw in the Smith homa last 6795 ROTO-HLUNO lawns and /gar OFFICE SUITE, exceUent daoor, 65162, 9-4884. Since their return from a MI-94)98Q dens. atone waUs and Mttae MANCHESTER Package DaUvery; WAITRESS or oMca cleaning North Haven, Conn. ceUor, alumiimm storm windows. Stostem Steel . . . ?* 1951 D O D O i night. Jdra. 8. had given them 1952 DODGE CORONET — Light 3—Used Wasttnghousa comidete facUMlee. street and rear forth and Judd . . . . 34% ding trip to Niagara Falla, going ovier with Myetlc Foam the' buUt. Trees and brush cufT and Light trucking and paidtags doUv- nights. Experianesd. 60. 9-3418. Telephone CHeatnut 5-3147 FAtXNOR DRIVE'— Immaculate Lot JF7 X IW. G.I. mortgage mai WAYFARER. Vary green with radio, heatar and Laundromats 650 each parUng/Rental 678. 831 Center ba assumed. Priced for a qulri Russell 6Ifg...... 10% couple haa been living at M9 Por- aftieslng upholatary and rug cieon- Auto'Driving', Seheol 7- burned. Arthur Gay. 60. ery. Rafrlgeratora, waabera and \ St. i q 6-1680 or 6 q 6 -»a . Crae Cod, four down, two unfln- ter St. clean. LowBBllaaga.^ ^ # 7 0 automatic shift. See it, drive it, stove moving apeclaity, Folditw Ished, fireplace hot water heat, Bale. Coventry. Manchester Amo Stanley Works ...... 50% 53% or. J. fr. Bala C ^ . caniea it 1—Frigidalre F Cold WaU tae Teiry Steam . 120 130 Mrs. Klssman had been ‘ em ANN. buy it...... 6945 MORTLOCK’S O R I ^ G School. PLOWING AND chair* for rent l a 3-0753. Liveetodi-Vehicles ~42 DiaoiOBde—Watches— G O R r ^ STORE, 36i Center St. oU, screen poran, dormers, large Cittes. 10. 9-0384, 5901. 574U 1951 PLYMOUTH Woodland St. Tel. 6 a ' garage, amesite drive, high sieved any time. * ; / Torrington ... 23 34 ployed by the Valley Trust Co„ OAMBRIDOE dJHL Lost confidanoe .qnh^y rastorod WE BUY COWS, ^ v a s and beet Jcvrcinr 48 BARSTOBTS Suitablo for any huttneae. Ample Penacook and her husband to em WABIRD-^Four ridara to Hartford SOUMENE. Inc. by a aklllad, ooun aoue Instruetor. MOriarty. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO.. perking facUltlas. i q 3-6878. tioo, lovely yard. Ctooe to oeboot U. I . EnveUqu com. 90 98 BniBo, heatar. Direct Dealer For Dodga cattle.^ Also horsaa. Flala Bros. \ Phone 60 9-7364 NÔRTH COVENTRY — AâcUva V. I . Bnvelopo______pfd. 93 100 ployed at Pratt aad Whitney Air and-back, Tuaodaya and ' Satur- Ucanaa todMad. toaund, dual local and tong dtstanca^movtng, T e t i g 3-7406, . ^ LEONARD W. YOST. Jawttar, re- and bus. CaU GoodchUd' Realty On* oahiar. and Plymouth COMPLETE R E P A IR by Stuart puddng, storage. OaU 60. S5W . afttutta w ria a a ritoartly. OFFiGEjgpitE of Sramu and Go., Raaltora. 60. 57935 any Urns. colonial, Nd, com p lete modem- Veedar^ratit ...... ,t t 51 craft daya, store bqura 9 to 6. Pick up controUsAmadlrd and nydrama- R. Wolcott on wringer and auto JuafMoith or F. O. " and ratum to door. ML . 9-631: 634 CentM' St.—M I 3-5101 tip ears. ML 9-7868. Hutford C a T-14SS. ihte pricaa. ,0peo daOy. lahorriery. In very doairable loca- toed, 4 roonu and toui, two-car Tha ahoTa quotaUtona art not to 1951MBICURY after 7 p;m, matic wattling machines, alactric y avatdnga. 138 Spruce OAS RANOB, white: mahogany tioh lo r dtecrlmmatlng cUtntelo. SIX ROOM Cape Cod. 3 unfinished, garage. About IH Acres. Under Over 23 Years' of Honest raagaa, vacuum cleanars, motors, ' ~~~ Ponitry and SappMes 48 638,000. For raixû ien t caU Coy- ho oonatraad aa actual markato. nA »O N WAGON. DRIVING Instructions from your Street. 6 a 953tT, dining room set end buffet' 138 Complotatar renovated. Phone 6 q dormers, open stalraray, recrea Radio, haatar. ^ Q A E JOB: Our date for Friday ia off. Dealings IVith The PubUc home. Dual-oontnU Insured car, atnaU appUahees/ welding. 180 Feinting—Papering 21 BROAD-BREASTED Bronze tur Birch St. ^ 9-4873 orlU L 9-,7783. Uon room, bus. nice lot, trass, out. entry. P L 2566^ Eddie invited me to see "Bugles standard or autotoattc.-CaU Mih- 6Cain Street, l a 9-6678. aide fireâce. near school and Varycteon. ^079 1961 PONTIAC Catalina, radio, keys. P>eah, frooen, 10\to 36 BOLTON—Raatored farm house, lot PRESORIPnONS and BeUes" at ths Buckiw. School ebastor Ori'riag' Academy. PL INTERIOR AND exterior paiathig. poimds, Sebaub's Turkey Farm, Foel and Feed 4S-A de LUXE EASY Spindry wattl TWO ROOht\ office, su ita ^ , for bus. Under 03;OOO. CarUon W. heater, hydramatlc. BxceUent con NOW IS 7PE ime to have your Free estimatea given. Fred Ger ing to*clttne, in good condtUen.* prefeattonal >or buslnaas' offtca. Hutchins. 60. 9510, 9-4894. I90x400; New oU turning furnace, 1951 POMTUC Auditorium, S:15 p.m. Atnt. 3-7249. TOU tree. lawn mower leipened and re 188 HUlriown Rd. 'OAREFCLLT COkOFOUlfSED ] dition. Best trader, Douglee tekea ber. 60. ^1868 after 6 . b a l e d h a t . Apply Edtt. J. BoD, Reaxoneble. s a ' 65130 between 801 Hartford Rd. 60. 95383. artesian weU. A house with charm CHIEFTAIN "9 " 4-DR. low down .payment. Douglas AUTO DRIVi !n Q instruction^ AU paired. E n e r i workmenttiip. Pick 1008 6faia a , Maneboeter. SC. 6:60 8. SIX O06IPLBTE rooms. 8 years la a fine location. Madeline Smith, heater, hydramatie. E Q O E Awtoaobiles for SM« Motors, 333 Main. leasona on insured dual control up and delivery service, la EXPERT Fa in t in g , interior end 4 65118. STORE FOR Rent—88 old, four down 3 up, firaplaea, hot Realtor. 6 q 51143, or 5110. âro-ten*. ^ O T 9 9-7968. FRESH e 6 g S, 88c dosen'i ------7“------can, standard Or automatic. exterior. Free estimatea riven. Chapel St. Suitable for any type water heat, oU. copper plumbira>> lot) Sperio/s 1963 FORD custom tudor. 1948 'Capable experienced instructon. CaU 60. 9-2315. \ WOOD BURNINO hot air funaoo, Inquire 94 Oeoper St. lafgc lot. Owner leaving BOLTON—Real neat rhnch with 1999 OLDS 3-DS. Radio, hoatar. / SEWING • • • CERTIFIED USED CARS Buick special ssdsn. 1960 Chevro Cordner Auto School. ML 9-8010, iCHINE repairing >- Garden—Înrae—tDairy 68. CaU 60. 65811 aftor t p.m. Sacrifice, 03,400. By ap- four rooms, large breezeway and hydramatio let Bel Air hardtop. AU have ld expertlysrtly ■ done. LARGE, NEW ttore, ouitaUa tor overatoad garage. No basement. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL JA. 7-6880. Articles For Sal# -4$ ______Prodqcta ■ 50 'ment. Geo. L. Grasiadio,. 1969 d at low cost ABC Bonds—Stocks-^ HOT POINT alaotric range. Excel- office, W atad on busy thorough- Realtor. 60. 9-8878. Asking price ia 60,300, Should 1948 Dodge 4-Dr.— Main. INSTRUCTIONS given from your A p ^ Co 31 Maple S t 60. ______Mortgagra 81 10 VOLUME SET Douhleday En- WBXL ROTTED earn manura, lent camUttan, preotteiUy new. fane. Ground floor. Only 678 qualify tor GI loan. Many mors haatar, hydramatieraraatle - - - .E f$ 5 Radio and heater. home on insured dupl controUed 9-1573./ cyclopedia, condition brand new. limited quantity of old odoriooa Phone 60.I. 95711.9i^7 monthly. CaU GoodchUd Realty VERNON STRBl^ — One Nock llatinga in Bolton. T. J, Grockott, 1959 OLDS 1941 CADILLAC, exceUent runnini FIRST AND Sacond/moringaa Bargain at 630. 60. 35486. Co. 60. 6-7938. from Manchaoter Green. 8 broker. 60. 8-6416; or reeidence in Clean...... |S46^ condition, radio, beater. goo< cars, standard or automatic, M A 6IAKING, furniture re- \mantira tor lawns, n a c t or SoBM OM Mad. Shop hMtor, hydramatie. M. Driving School. 60. 95841, If bought for our own account-fhat early to Msurr-doUvary. Laigf C f t . four romna flnlahsd, deep Bolton Center. 60. 9-061. owner Urea' Inquire 194 School, CaU ML enUquea and beiriooma re- confidential ____ WBSnNOHeUSEJdOTORS, %. H. STORE SUITABLE for any amaU 70' X IW' lot, City aewar, hot 1953 Studebaksr V-5 Commander ,8-7716. no answer catt 60. 9-6838. aarvloe. Manehaster quantity new manura tor gardana. $ 8 9 5 Sport -Onipe—2-tone, radio, ganertt woodworking. Ex- InveatmantOorp., 344 SCatn otraa 15 h.p. WUl seU below wbolasale CW 60. 6-7088. Leonard GlgUo, fauatnaas; Terms arranged. CaU wttcr oil hqht, 460 sq. ft. baot- BOLTON — Capo Cod, 10 minutes ooriy for boif Mloetioas. workmanship. Reoaonabla 60. 95198 or 6-7809 after 7:90 from 6Cancheater Center, direct 1959 DCHM» •NET' iM ter, automatic drive. One 1968 FORD Mainline 4-doer sedan. AUTO DRTVINO Instructlan from S q 35418. price. 60. 3-4164, 8 to 6 p.m. Bolton. L. A . mant reemUon room, 0900 SPRING HOUSI CLEANING Radio, haatar, On* your home. Insured dual control Estimates gladly tovan. PJB. down. 60. 95407. from owner. Phone 60. 9-3187. oaoier ...... 61495 Black body with ivory top and ench's Wood Products, Itoute CLOTHES U NE . For the Zip Grip 1952 Studebaker Champion Hard car. Larson Driving-SohooL ML APPLES Maclntotti, R e m o a 59.95Casaa]Rugs m m .QO S 7 9 S back fenders. Signal lighte, heat 95078. , action 93 and KCiff. isSS; ATTENTION clothes Una raquirlng no clothes Oroonlnga. Also other voriatiaa at CONVIRSE, HOUhrWObD SECTION — Sevan VERNON—Leoa then year old, top — Two-tona, radio and er and defroster, êan. - Price 9-3894. ^na, coU JA. 6-1734. Suburbia For Rut 66 custom ranch. 0 ' x 0 '. Thrao Choieofeolora- 4 4 snrr m t E heater, overdrive. One 839 West Contar St. Phono 6 a room c o ^ ia l, oil hot water 4-IML Radio, haatar. 6875, Tel. MI. 8-1408. 8-9118. flroplace, sun room, caMnet Htch- flno bodroom*, 0 ' Uvtng room. I t ’ . ownei ...... ;...... ^61,046 HOMEOWNERS PEAT HUlOTSÊxceUent soU con. F T ^ ROOM Single bouse avaU- Utchen, ample cabuiete and 'Vary claaa . $ 6 9 5 1 1648 OLD8MOBILE, fotw. door, _Motorc3rciea^Bieydcs eh, breakfast nook, fuU both aac- 119.00 Blue Bell Mattress ' 1953 Ford V-8 Victoria Hardtop— YARDS TO CLEAN, Lawns to dttionar — top dressing-, ahreddad SPARKLE AND Rohinxon atraW- abte Hmf 1. COU < Arthur DSn- closets, fuU. cement basement and radio, heater, hydramatic. No mow, SC. 9-7370. You ca n ^ y off a loan of 62,000 coeee M 106 West S t, RockviUe. ond floor, lavatory first, garage. 19M NASH 44ML W iih 2-tana, radio, heatar, con BICYCLE REPAIRING, aU and screened. 60,_65010. harry jSante. Good, healthy plants. Shade trees on nlCe lot, Raasaa-' girage. Combination aluminum and Boaapring. r tlnentel wheel.'Low money down. McOure-Pontlac, English a specialty. Now at 660 per month. See Frank Burke ' T e l. TR. 8-8313. Radio, heatar ...... $ 5 4 5 4 or Mel Radman about n 2nd 3 a 85614. MiimiittiMr sNy priced. Pleas* caU Tha Reu storm vrindowa. Large lot, ISO’ x Twin aUe. y : ndleega ...... 61495 Inc., 878 Main St. MI. 9-4546. Open to. to 9:90 p.m. OIL STEAM heatliig oyatom to he 300'. A real buy at 614,000. Gao. 1959 NASH 4-DR. Radio, haatar. evenings ’tU 10. Bonariiold Servicea mortgage. removed from Cavey'e Reetau- •VERNON, 8 room apartment, on ben T . McCann Agmcy. 60. ' 1961 MwPcury 4-Door Sedan—Ra ôte Shop. 166 Woat Mlddla COW MAIfURE, oxcoUant for lawn PAPER HAMtiNQ 3-7700. Coleman, Broker, Rockville. TR. hydiminatle. Vary' clMn. Ono dio and heater, Meroomatlc 6 a 9-2C96. Offerad 13-A rant. Suitable Jor lerga home or and garden. 66 and 610 loads. 60. bus UnO, first floor, central beat 5-400,5400. , 22.50 Boudoir Chain. 1948 PONTIAC Tour-door, radio, TELEPHONE AvaUalda 6fay l, 680 monthly. ownor e r a . $ 5 9 5 drive ...... '...,.6895 CONNECTICUT bualnoaa. ..WUl ooU roason- 6-‘n04. 60, 9-8731. MANCHESTER —Immediate occu Cover alightljr 1 7 . 9 heater, Sea this one today. No WEAVING of hurna, moth holee Also five ton TTork cooling CaU RockvUle TO. 8-6100. ANDOVER — Good' comfprtaUe 1959 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Radio 1963 Studebaker V-S Commander money down. McClure-Pontlac, BOY’S 34" MI.9. 32U pancy, six room ranch, ocraenad Hardtop—2-tona, radio, heat BICYCLE. Ut. end toTh clothing boelery tune, MORTGAGE EXCHANGE unit, WiU sacrifico. RUlUama Oil nUE60ER ST^W B E R R Y planU, porch, attached garage. exceUent home. Five good atoed rooms pliia daauged. I / and hMter ...... '...... $ 6 9 5 Inc., 873 Main St. MI. 9-4848. OpvA 3-8384. hendbegs repaired, Upper re' Sorvica. s a 9-4548. 61.60 par hu ndi^ M relay It. unfinished attic. Garage. Nice • ar, automatic drive, ex avenlngs ’U110. Wsntfd Ta Rent 68 condition. May be purthased G.I. crilent ...... 61095 placement, umbrellas repaired, „ ;■ 27 Lewis Street 6 a 6-3630. mortgage.' No down payment troeo. About ftve. acres. 614900. 1969 FORD PICK-UP TRU09L nten'a ttilit ottlara raveraad and 10 OOPPB31 screans, wooden Talbot Real Btotate, Andover. By 12.50 Crib Mattreea. 0 , 9 Vary good eondltten . . $ 5 9 5 1351 Ford V-3 Victoria Hardtop-^ 1948 C H R Y s i^ , four door, radio, Bunlneae Services Offered 18 AFRICAN VIOLETS. Raasonahlo. YUu NO MARRIED coupte desire Monwy carrying chargaa appnud- . replaced. SCariow'e little Mend Hartford frames, 88" x 54", 618; 1 sink 8 room unfurnished apartment, no rapointment. Phone Coventry. PI. Wetproof. O Two-tone, radio, haatar. Low heater, exceUent condlUonr- No ing Shop. L and sot tub aoparato, 68; SmaU and large. Few double pink. niately 6105. Warren E. Howland, 35800. 1580 FORD DE LUXE V-S mUeage ...... ^ 5 roopey down, Modure Pontiac, FOR PB06IPX, EXPERT- ~ davonnittiY chate to mateh, 610. Phona-JA. 8-3130____ — ------w m w K t chUdron.* CsD WiUimanttc AC Realtor. 60. 55000. 60 . 55711. 4-DR. Vary clean .3362 Pootiae Catalina Bardto] Inc., 873 Main St. MI. 94548. Open SERVICE ON P ^ T FINISH Hollend windoV Help Wani(iî--^FwBale~85 CoU 6ari-1108 after 8 p.m. 8-6394.______BOLTON — Attractive. - colonial i2-95 S-Wajr .i!loor Lamp. ----- S-tonSr radio, heater, evenlnga t il 10. NORGE, BENDDC. CR08LBY AND -Four room hoUie, 1949 OU M 4-DR. Rodiei b M te. hhadee,,^ toSde to .measure. Aft RECENTLY dtaMarsed Air Cora homo, fealurinr knotty ptno den, Modern wrought . NURRII — matte. Many extras ...11295 WASHERB^DKTERS' ' metal Venetian bUi^ ri n . YOUNG W06EAN tor fun'time emu WOOUftf RE6fNANT8 and rag 00 BAGS Green Minmiain ssad po>- convenlencea, oU city uUUUes. two flreplacos, broosaway, two-car White wall ttcM. ITdly 1661 Ford V-6 4-Do^ Sedan—Ra BEFORE YOU BUY a uaed car ployment In retau store. General o t ite tor braiding and hooking. tetoaa. 60. 3-3343. vateraa and wife utganUy nasd FuU price 60600. Short way out. iron.' ^ y See Gorman Motor Salas. Buick CaU low price. Keys made While you rUMMEB SEWERS roaodhably .jsHtod 3 lor 4 r*“ Beautiful four room -ranoi with I, hot water oil hast Snd ^ aqulppod' ...... $ 4 4 5 dio and heater, overdrive 6695 Sales and Service, 386 Main wait Marlow’S. duttaa. Also typing and offlca' Joow Rug Sb Large lot. FuU price 01,500. mediate occupancy. For further 219.50 Eclipee Sofa Sleeper. '54MEKCURY 'M CHEVROLET '51 FORD boater., hydramatie, whit* wafl .—Full equipped ...... 6595 SERVICE - F0R6OCA counters, plastle woU information contact Elva TYlra, %-TOn rieb-ap. Jwrt Ska I960 Studebaker 44-Ton Pick-up— 1947 INTERNA'nONAL piclnm, ' East Hartford BU-9-3740 tUe, aaphatt, rubber, vinyl, lino CLERICAL, Cattder, fuU Uma, Soptie Ihalni, Dry Walla, I____ Glaatoohury, lakefront year round Realtor. 60. 9-440. Fnll aize inner- 1 X A . 5 Q 4-Door. Two-toM green. OMtam "F* 4-D*er. ttroa On* owntr...... $ 6 9 5 leum, cOfk tUe. Headquarters tor isalary, plaaaant/ working condl- RICH FARM loam, baled hay, and THREE RO06a of furniture—$138 YOUNG 9CARR1BD tour room home plus large porch M W . Radi*, hMter. A-1 mechanically. ton. Vary Good conditionion. Pillce NO HANDY SCAN In your home? includes bto, living rotmi, and Uars InataUed — OaOar.Watsr- 3 or 4 rooms apring mattreea. I O y Radi*, beater, E100E “ do-it-youraalf.’’ 60. 9-3866. Tha tiona, liberal store diacount. Apply hardwood daliverod. 60. 3-8301 end tw6-car garage. Full price b A cX V IIX E —T wofomily 8 and 6 mereematie. ^ 1 7 7 9 1949 DODOS BUSOfBSS Many Others A t Low Prices 63BO. Cterfce Motor Sales, ^301 CeU 60. 9-3373 end gat tboea Ut- kltchan. Uaed hut in good ttiape. r t m O m t Dana. 35894. SSr-^ $625 COUPE. Radio, haatar. V * Broad. 6U. 9-3013. TUe Shop, Buckland. in parson. Bmton’a, Inc. 68100. Many more Uatinga of aU with one buUdihg lot, immediato $1295 tie Jobe done. l o a m , d e l iv e r e d , 63 yard- Terms. Albert’a - Hartford. kinds in city or country. CaU tha occupancy. Six rooms, all city 9.95 Pictures. ClUMUl e a e,« • * * « * e e • a CHORCHKS MOTORS rrs AS EASY AS A. B. C.' Gravai, stone, waabad sand. Im- Mqkinney nos. laisworth 6litten Ageacy,. Real- '49'MfRCURY 19SS FORD Victoria, radio, heater, i l ' CU. FT. GENERAL l ^ f r i c s e w e r a g e d i s p o s a l Baaineai fiwpgrty Ear Sale 70 convaniaaces, bordered on three '51 FORD 190 PLYMOUTH 3-DB. Radie. Studabokw Sates, *8srrice FormOdatic, brand new, white Bulldiittr-Contrartliif 14 AVON BRIMOS CASH inadlate daUvaty. Hot mix ae- CO. tort. 60. S-WM, or Mr. Higgins, Bidas by park which has play- Hand painted. '49 MERCURY . phalt. Nuasdorf Sand and Stone freai or. Practically new. Guaren 60. 6-8600. 2-DOOR$295 2-DOOR $425 heater, lig h t green -••• $ 2 9 5 50 Oakland St„ Manehaster ' waU tirea, vary clean throughout s a 9-3668. NEW CONSTRUenON, remodal- Ba the represfntatlva In your teed for 6 yeei*. RockviUe TR. isa-iss p m ii St. Tat la-s-SMt BOLTON—4 acres of land, five grmihd and awlmmihg pool. Ideal C pan Evenings UntU 9 P. M Douglas Sfotora, 383 SCoin. Co. 6ai-7406. room housa, largo huUdUig suit- for children. Sacrifice for quick 4-DOOR $295 flig and repairing axpartly dons. neighborhood of the worKPs largaot •5604. SEVERAL SINGLE and two famUy 3.95 Lamps. Tw* to aha*M freaa. 190 OLDS CONVERinUL M1-9-34S3 ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- ahla for ohop or factory, soned for sale, all tor 613,800 Owner leaving '4t PONTIAC '52 DODGi Radio, haatar, hydra- .1963 PLYMOUTH four-door, r o ^ LOAM Estimatea gladly given. Robert 6C coomettc Une. Bxcallant aamlnga. teieinsae and Induotry. Extra homos. For appointment' caU A. -stato. Roekvill* TR. 53930. Kitchen ^-u p . Taring at Bank Rates .. haatar. Privately owned, $lfn. CaU Alexander, s a t-ni8. ahU and standard lypawntoi*. Iteale, Broker.>r. 60. 51819 batwaan CONVERTIILE $95 Maadewbraek. 4-Dr. Radte;, matte ...... $4 9 5 Free training. IBftkn of TIHflriTIM huUdttw lot. 634,000. Phone 6 a 8-7 p.m. 6C. 3-4339. 3-48147^ WiBted—^Rcal Estate '77 * '4RNASH 190 OLDS CLUB SEDAN. Ra GOOD W ILL Quality top'soil. Ask about 60 9-3gl4 or ranted. Ropalra on aU Hundreds of Other Itenw £ £ :‘^ - $ 8 9 5 1960 OLDSMOBILE "lO " 3-door 6CA8ON Fteldatone a apacialty. MaitoWa. EIGHT ROOkfr older kome, Sapar dio, hMter, hydramatie $ 4 9 5 W06CAN TO take care of chUdrea heat; barn, g e r m , chicken coop, ARB YOU CON81DERm3~ Marked Down for Clearance *52 NASH 4-D**r. R*r C10E qedan, radio, heater, hydramatlc, our quantity prices. Prompt ErnMt ToUi. s a 8-3307. Firara Rag Land For Sria 71 die aad hMter. 9 1 7 0 190 CHEVROLET CLUB USED CARS aignala. white walla, gun metal in my home whUe I work, daj^ “LIFETIME HOMES" about % ;acte. To aatUa astate. SBUJNO YOUR PROPERTYT RAMRLBI H.T. $595 '49 LINCOLN delivery. CABINET SCAKINa — We also do Mrs. SCartin, 113 Spnica St. jO , A e D c e d a r clothaa poise Lawia-St. Near bus, schools, shop Wa will appratos your propaira COUPE. Radio and gray. 60. 9-1406. FARM—Old six room house, no 2-DOOR $395 ItUilfUr aaeeeeeeae* •'* aaa $ 3 9 5 1 McCLURE PONTIAC, Inc. oU types of caipantry work, re 85185 jft e r 3:45 p.m. ttaUad..CaU 60. 3-9787. OPfN FOR INSFfCnON bath or furnaca, plus good school- ping district. Now vacant, 03,000. iraa and witnout any ouigatlon. modeling, elterettona, etc. Gebd 1964 FORD. TUDOR 6Cainllna76tUe Phone MI 9-2401 .or IVININOS i 9* 7 hoqae. Now barn for 18.. Trench Georgs L. Graxiadlo, Realtor. 6 AND power lawn utoireiii dtruettona C< o . 6 f i . 65636. G-B gaihago GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO condition. MI. 3-7228. stonn I to ’ U F E R M E HOMER” : Drive ent Oohtad Rtme for the growing famUy. Only HOWARD’S **Ob Tha Lavtt A9 Orator aad BroadP MOTOIMLES ahaipansd and repalred.^^ Work GIPnCRAL contractor,' alterattons, I Tnmillte, awn Rrtro ever bridge aad lighl on Demin 613,600. Alao near Parkway, new Realtor 1360 PLYMOUTH toui< door aodan. NORTH 6UIN ST.-Only 63900 YOUR UNeOLM4llRRCURY D IAtIR nf-rnw iw itii:, fonniiteed. CaU for and daftver. roofing. Biding, cement work, . wan : aifw t to CepeerdEeei aM haoMa. ranqh heme, three hedromne, 1946 CHEVROUET coupe. Attrti Good conditlofl. Private owner. U ser Grinding Shop, 373 Adams neramle tUe hath, ltd! ceUar, down buya this neat Capa Cod MI.9-6878 I SLEEP CEÊR 6176.60.95166. Tel. 60. 95413. teeclel, on flntttitng s rooms im- drive, Bttal IIM -3-S13S V - S t CaU 6 o 7 M lto or 35376. otair*, 0JIOO iip. FMa estimatea. ■ teVEUMPED AMD BUnUT BT 616,300. 6fony mors listUigs avaU- four room* down, two Bnfinlahad ------I' M i-siBcm m siRitr ahte. 66300 and vp. Gaaton Real up, attarhed garaCf, ales lot, on S19 MAIN^ST. , C m w«t» Comm m o d if ie d n. o d e cftr, fuB houae, 1694 eSDEVROLBT Bel Air two- 8EPTK3 TANKS eleanod, installad, RockvlUa TR. 9 ^ 1 or tf6S4. < OWNER F O B . S56«L IHOMAS C. DaUfCA bus lliM. W a iM E. HonlMd. _-B •;, >6. extra*, 9880. ty Oa. Offlca 106 School St. 6 a : tetewn city I ------Chft D. and s T lw t ie 'W 9 5 6 9 9 5 M l,»5 m . RtOSL lUaltor. ML MHO. RRU. ssw iax’stws’j’ Tank On. ML 95666. kemi Hendd Adva;

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27.1955 ATtrsfa Daily Ndt Prass '' Far the Weak EMed Tha Waathtr April-flS, 1068 I at V. 8, WeMhar I Mae, MDNk Qaaas a Vhiaaiar aad: Soprano Solpist Victory Assured Ml*. Prim* Amadeev Oaady. Mra. J. Bdward MoKaavar Ui 11,636 40*46. Friday, la aflar- , HcntactOD, praaMent oC o f Mahehaater and Ootchaatar, chairman of the whlat, and la aa-. TDaoday'afternoon addraaaad the Chapdalaln ot Hartford ltd., abant In SeUuick. Play alatad by Mra. Paul'Adam e, Mra. Member at the AaaSt I wHh awhtiaa Vint NMleml Buik of liui- Bunau at CbwukUloB and OMcbntor, ho» boon Savinga Bank Aaoocietton^ Ckm^ the waakandf in'Bainbridga, M ^ Joaaph Schauater, Mra. Prinlo •MUinc at tbo CUchootor nactlcut a t the HOtal Mohloah Where they attended' the ÎMth With only one aaaakm left in tho Am ideo, Miaa Madeline Smith, M tOKhÛBtÂ City o f Viliogo,Charm A. ttaio wook booauoe HaroM tn Nowliondon on the aubjact ‘ Th e graduation of the Naval Recruit netback tournament at tho Rad Mra. Joaeph Lynch, Mra. Waino VWd, manager o f Umt broncli, Succaaaful Opa idion o f a M ort Training Center whore '' Conrad Men’a C3ub, the 4XXXX team, now Hokkanen,'Sira. William Schwoar- J a In AtUmta, On., rttowKng tbo gage lioan PortMio.” Mf. Lahan Shaniwn.waa a gnadupte, .Ha an- leading by 15S’ pointa, la aaaurad ‘ V(M.. LXtIV, NO. 177 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, (Claaaiflad AdvarWdag aa Page 18) waa a gucat at the aimiml banquet liatad in the Navy Febi 16. Ha or, Mra. Joaaph McCboe, Mra. , THURSDAY. APRIL 28,1955 PRICE CENTS Bnnonl o f an Iritn a to fMand. of victory. Robert Savoy, Mra. George Hua- of the aaaoclation Tuaaday ova* pravioualy attended Howell Chaney Scorea at the end o f the Slat aea- Tbchnical School and waa amploy- aey, Mra. Stanley Liueaa, Mra. T ' ftiioor lliildngtoii. oon of Mr. ning. Bion of play laat night were Frank Touag, Mra. Bdward Goaa, 'igM lfra . WuUam Turktagton, 38 ad>in tho grocery dm>artmant at 4XXXX.' 6,335; Patten. 6,183; May aarvlcea in honor of the the J. W. Hale Store. M ra Joaaph Harrington and Mra. 'A Mgolow 8t, a fraatunaa at Waa< .UMano Shop. 6,184; L l ^ , 6,133; John KeUy. Bonn A i ^ Mgraa Vnlvaralty, waa a mambar o f Mother ot God will begin at the ^MUikowaki. 6,016; Rad Man’a Chib, Btrtiig orcheatTa wMcb par* Monaatery of Our Lady of Grace in Maacheatar AuxlUary Polica will 5,005; Coughlin, 5,066; Mlatretta, Rebels at War form ed Moeart'a “ Maaa tn r Ma‘- North Guilford on Sunday, with take part In tha .Tall Cedarn parade 5,001; Manchaater Wallpaper, the euchariatic hour at 3:30 p.m. Saturday evening. The group will , with the Smith COUaga'Cboral 5,781; Colla, 5,671; Town Motora, Pact Signed *nia Holy Hour will be offered to m eef at the aouth end terminua at 5>01. y ' IhMdotr at a coneart giraii Sunday 5 p. m., from where the parade w ill otftanMwn tn the RlTaratda Church the Impaaculate Heart of Mary In RUMMAGE reparation fo r the Crimea o f Com- atart. in Now York City. Com eHtone-l^y^ By Holland muniam, that ahe may giv e it to X her aoii to appeaae the Juatice o f Lt. Walter VonHone, Sgt Rich SALE God. ard Rooendahl, Sgt. Larry Greene, Cpl. Paul Dougan and Pfc. Ruaaall ■ Planrf,1lîst,Pairty The Hague,. Netherlends, •r I •: < LUTHER HALL , An Important rehaaraal of St. Saundera of the Service Detach Saigon Area The Beers'll Like Wine April 28 —^The Peris M arya 50-50 Club'a "Gaalight Min- ment, Connectirat State Guard.'io- St mdgath CM^ratoqa Cbub EiimrimI UitliirSB Treaties cleared the final per- atrel” la acheduled for Friday rtight will attend a water puriilca- will hofd andther o f' Ita ChHTCll liementery hurdle today. The night, Btartlng at 7 o’clock in the tion demonatration at the Service military whilt* Monday Ablaze After Dutch Senate approved the pariah houae. Thia rehearaal la Training Center, Weat Hartfo^. Mro^ 'Ckailea leunbart May Y. at at the for both thoae who have already Membera o f the 6Sth Engineering Street Schoolmuditorium. FRIDAY. fA^M. pacte—-previously ratified by S' s appeared at rahaaraala and alao for Battalion from Fort Dix, N. J„ BUixabeth 'lA m b ert, lock! ao- A bake aaiefwlll be . Auapieea o f Blwdy Fight the legisletures of ell 14 ; any and all membara of the SO-00 will demonatrate how the Army prano and member o f the Chami- Junction with .'the cafd . DORCAS SOCIETY ^ other countries effected^—to U.S. Health The Ballad Singer Withdrawal Club who-have indicated a willing- purillea contaminated water In nade Club, ia the featured aoloiat der the direcfUki o f Idra. reerm West Germeny for neaa to partlciMta in any capacity combat arena and during hurricane " By JOHN KODERICK and flood emergenclea. for the club concert to be pre- X westen defense..^ whataoever. Tlie following la the Saigon, Indochina. April 28 The vote was 32-3. Th* Dutrti rehearaal acheduie: 7 o’clock, can eented at Luther Hall on ilonday Ghiief Backs Ordered as evening. May 3, at 8:15. Flames burned a square lowef bouSe jndoraed th* .treaties can glria and cane dancera; 7:30, 71r6 M o id i Vt. ‘ end men. and 8 o'clock, flora dora Surprise Couple Mra. Lambert haa been heard mile of Saigon tonight and aentat. chorua practice, akita and The West Germans expect the locally aa aoprano aoloiat on many ' hundreds . were killed or Allied oceupatior to end, and their Salk Serum Precaution all othera. Membera of the club On Anniversary occaalona at Second Congregation wounded ill ' bloody fighting sovereignty o be restored, early are urged to make every effort to al Church. Under the direction of for control of South Viet next monJi. Their enrollment in a By FÂNK CAEEY attend thia rehearaaL Warren Wood, aha aang the ao eeven-natlofi Western European ^ irty - seven Manchester Mr. and Mra. W illiam LaM otte, prano role with the Community Nam’s government. (Sdenee Beporter) The Amcrienn-nupported Premier Union (W R U ) and in the North children have been inoculated 351 Oakland St, were, pleaaantly Chorua in their preaentaUon o f' Atlantic Treaty Organisation Washington, April 28 {/P) aurpriaed when they returned to "Elijah." On Eaater Sunday of thia Ngo Dinh^hcm declared war to with the Salk anti-po]io vac the finish agminst the rabel B)nh (NATO) is planned for meeting* —Public Health authorities their home Sunday evening after a ymr ahe. waa the aoloiat at the scheduled to begin In Paris May cine produced by the West. vlait with relaUvea in WilUman- Preabyteriaa Church in Hartford. Xuyen Society after a triple at expressed, anew today their tack on Diem’s palSce, Arm y aiid 7, Coast, manufacturer whose aett, Maaa., to find a group o f Beginning her voice training at 14 Members Sign PacU confidence in the Salk polio their local frienda and relaUvea Police Headquarters. vaccine, even as they checked product the Federal Govern tho Soldano-Sbuleen Studio in Three battalion* of Nattonallat All of NATO’s present 14 mem ment has ordered withdrawn gathered there to help them cela- New York, the alnger did aolo bers and Wert Germany'eigned me the possibility that soipe brata their 15th wedding , annlvar- infantrymen and parachute troop from the market, the State work in aevaral churdm in that ers, uiing'machineguns and sup or'more of the Fo.*r ntria agree batches from one of six aary, whi<^ occurred recenUy. city. jFor the pant aaveral yeara ment*. The k-acts sire to.' (1 ) end Department of Health report- A delicioua buffet aupper waa ahe haa been a pupil o f 1^(0. Muriel ported by tanka, pressed the at makers may have been faul tack on the society of former river the Allied occupaUon while authm- ^ today. prepared by thoae who attended, Crewe Ainley, director of the ising /I Hied troopir to remain on ty. pirates’ 5,00P-man private army.- Intensive tests were ordered af- goveramsnt—in a mov* it and an knniveraaiy oake, decorat YW C A Choral Club, who w ill ac duty inside Germany, provide for waa precautionary — ed by Mra. Blanche Snow, waa the company Mra; Lambert at the A t nightfall, with Saigon under Ur it was reported that eight chil a pall of smoke, the .Premier 'ap the Bonn Republic’s a ra ed part- ordered market the vaccine table Centerpiece. Group aing^ concert. ncrfriip with the Went In (2) WEXJ dren had been stricken by polio— produced Ckitter Uibora- pealed over the government radio on* fstsUy—within a week of re waa enjoyed and t^ LaMottaa For her aelecUona the aoloiat haa and (3 ) NATO, rnd (4 ) give toriea of Berk4l«y, Calif. * after were given a lamp and a haaaock fo r cairn. He said tbe government ceiving their first polio shots. Four choaen ‘ iGod. A ll Powerful,'’ from troops had the situation in hand. WEU political control of the Saar, e l^ t chUdran in W ^ e s t and Mid aa a token of the group’a bMt the (Serman-sreaklng border state other suspected cases of the dis.r west were stricken with poUa fol- the opera "Radamiatb,” by Han- He accused Binh Xuyen Gen. Le ease were reported. wiahaa on thia occaaiOn. M i "The Mocking Bird at Night,” which has been linked ecmosnicaliy lowing inoculation w ith i^ Cutter Mra. LaMotta ia the fonpar Van Vien of touching off a civil war In each case, the vaccine used vaccine.'- . by Alec Templeton; and "Serrana,” and discovering an order from to France since World War U. Margaret Pattenbn, of New Jet- an old Spaniah mountain call ar With final parliamentary action was manufactured by the^Cutter .i.***^'*’'* * ''s y n ip t o iiK r fjf Oiief of State Bao Dal to refrain Freacb beer-driaUag champ Angnete JUaSrey drinka a giant Labormtoriea of Berkeii^, Calif., aey. Where ahe and Mr^ LaM otte ranged by Manning. from violence. on the pacts In ail countries com disease has'boen-noted amm^ were married on' April 30, 1040. The public ia cordially Invited tumUerAil of yeo-kaow-what ia Fail* as a aana-up for a Enrepean pleted, they must be signed by which said more than 75(1,000 doees the 37 children her*,., and indica-^ A daughter, Mary Rita, la a pupil .After six hours of fighting th* ehsKspIsnehlp nMteh. M affrey’s capacity IS abeat I t qtwrto o f beer thb various chiefs o f state and de o f its product had been issued. Uoos are that non* WlU; fo attend the concert aa gueata of Aa a "precaiiU.onary meSaure" tn the aav^th grade at Rohartaon tha Chamlnadl Club. Admiaaion Army said It had disengaged the ia 53 natarat^ posited In various capitals— Bonn Cfruee for Concern DUSs.. 1$ Binh Xuyen from both NaUonaliat all further use o f Cutter vaccine SchooL \ ffda. for the. pact ending the occupa Jarae* C. Hart, diiwctim' a< Arm y -headquarters and the head- tion, Bhissels for the WEU in was ordered halted immediately pending tests; and the InoculaUon the Bureau of PreventaM* Dls^'- quartera 'of the National Surete. or struments and Washingtm for >tat* Departownt of security police, where there had the agreement enloE-ging NATO, program was stopped in most of Health, said "no advene effects" been some hand to hand'TigbUng. Eden our ‘nils process is <|ue to be com the We*t CAiast areas where it was have been reported from Manches Massed Nationalist force* wer^ pleted before the '.May meetings suppheid for free use in the echools. ter and added Uiat "th * time is pressing th* Binh Xuyen back be^n in Paris. But Surgeon Oenerai Leonard quickly passing” where aiers.la toward the bridxe which leads to Three Year Project ^ h eele^ thr Public Health Serv- cauee for concern. their territory in Cbo Lon, about Chancellor Koiirad Adenauer’s -TTw chUdnn stricken with the seven miles from the French government is elated to build up program in other areas o f the d ls*^ — five In CkUfornia, two residential bustnesa area. aa army, air fore* and navy total country, where vaccine supplied by in Idaho and one in Chicago - — Binh Xuyen. vritich rontrola ing 'a half- mllltoa men. Oermaa .five other, drug firms have been cam* down with it within a week Saigon'i ganJMing and vice apota ahd Allied m ilitary experts csl- used without reported incident. of their inoculation. Most of th* ' atarted th* battle at L:10 p tn. with London, April 28 (/(X-Prirae Minister Eden said todfly he Julie Nlxoa reaUy open* up os she siage “The Ballad of Davey culst*. however, U wiU take at "W * believe that th* immunisa Creckett” at ike supper party dance gl\-eu ia Waahlagton at the local youngsten were given their two mortar bombardments o' the is ready to participate In a Big Four meeting **8t the summit* least three years to make the tion program against poliomyelitis shots about two weeks ago Everything thst «n infsnt needs for h'ealth, sefety, eo/nfort. Every* Nationalist Premier’s palace. (kwgreasioiial Club for.childreii o f metpbers o f Oongreao. The seven- ja iMon as tlw treati^ to rearm Wfst Germany are ratified. West German armed forces ready should continue,” he said in a year-old daugbter ot VIee Freoidest and Mrs. Richard NIxou moves . Bought by Nine Doctors thing that • mother wants to keep babyNbeeutiful and make mothar* , Diem mat the challeng* prompt Replying to Laborite questions about when he proposed to for combat. statement, "and I urge that right In alongside the sK«ordi*B player oa the Junior guest* Joined In alL nlno local docton boortit aasiar. ly by declaring aU- ^ scratch to Croats modem uled early next month. istervd the -Cutter vaoein* in a force*, which outnumbered by far many) must b«^ ratifled and prog forces for tbs atom age. Ths most Meantime, federal and state au total Of I t Children about the eetimated 5,000 men of the ress mads frith tbs AustriSn seriotu diortsge ia the lack of thorities worked in California to weeks ago, aald lh at none o f thslr 39" W e s ^ '^Belfi^" . Binh Xuyen. treaty. Chiang at Talks qualified young offlcera snd nm- determine whether it was faulty at OssualtleB were estimated in "Fortunately progress has been coma vaccine or merely coincidence On Norwalk’s Judge the Illness. On* ot th* doctors Wsshomstie Rsyos, CrffM Rasiatsiit, Pfe-Sh'rtink' first reports a t 13u dsad and 800 made wlth/both thase fnattira. " Y. .A mass of,legislation is re whlchvcaused the polio coses at • - . •'.•> r- . * wounded. Hospitals were flUad Washington, A p r il'38 Sen. quired to legalise the risising of this time. it would have develiqifa .by now " Uneoaditonslly Gtisrantaad Washabld . ''As a. result of the recent prog- Georg* (D-Ga) suggested today with the dead and dying. resa, the/way is now clear so fa r armed forcea Parliament’s de Five, of the eig^t . diagnosed In addition, one local doctor Punching awifUy Snd ^ hard. as we m coocemed and wt are the possibility that some neutral termination to have strict con cases and three o f the euspiected State Capitol, Hartford, April 28 (/P>—J. Richard Fay of came afray from.a medical associ Diem’* troop* knocked over, four anxious to'explore with the So nation might reprcecnt the Oii- trol over all phases of rauinament ones occurred' in California Two Norwalk, endorsed by his Democratic Town Committee for ation M tln g yesterday w itS^- priiicipai gasriaoii* and poets , held viet goyermnent the posalMiity of nes* .NationaUsts at any., intema- wilTmake this a slow procass. other caaea were reported from appointment as judge of the city court, came to the capitol lormatton supporting • the be reaching agreement on all out tlansi talks aimed at settling the Pocatello, Idaho, and one from lief that the Cutter-made vaocte^ S S f yJ- (Coatlaoed ea ri|ge ThlrteesG (Coatiaaed ea Page Tw^ve) , Chicago. Another suspected case today with three Democratic leaders from his city to confer administered here was not danger- standing matters between East fqtuifr of Formosa with Gov. Rlbiooff about the Nor- e - ■ ' ' r 01U. George said that "unavoidably was reported from Denver, where The aaanst fabric to a real IrUh linen. Savantaan colora! and West. walk court situation. He said it was brought out at Natural, ptak, eOral, aqua, paarl gray, charcoal, gUoa chocolate, • / \ - "We ahall be ready to take part w* would have to bring in th* CSil- a )8-montb-old child had been The Governor already has sub nese Repubiio or pome representa inoculated with vaccine suppUed th* meetiw that the serum »)«♦ aeocado giuan, roae, Kelly, malaa, orchid, navy, rad, black, white in talks at' any level, whether mitted to the Icgisir.ture nomina Olep Heir Gels roached Manebeoter waa not iwrt and tangerln#. lubts -heads of government or foreign tive o f the OUneae RepubUe” to Dozen Perish, through commercial channels. tions for Jutees in all Connecticut RAYON ind > ^ O N WHITE and PASTELS NYLON such a conference. But he added Officlala said it normelly takes M th* same batch that w n a ^ ministers." minor courts except three, and • o u ^ o f the Shota given Um ch ii. The Paris Agreemsnta are due in an interview that CYilang Kai- 10 to 14 days after exposure for there were Indications that the Two Years for Ike to polio to develop, and emphasUed dren 'Who subsequently oantnttsd for final ratification May 5. The shek’s interest could be represented 22 Injured in Norwalk court ia causing the most polio. BABY PEPPERELL INFANT DRESS and BOOTHE SETS last of the 15 naUoos to act on by “any agreed representative,’ it ia poasibl* that aU the stricken trouble. \ children were developing the dis- He said ths first batch mads by the treaties—The Netherlands —. such as a neutral nation. The Ciovernor said his appoint VirU 38 (F)—Mickey (Coatinued en F y Tfrahrs) K'. maize. Washington. April 38 to be opposed CMaag and by Otiesgo, April 28 (P)-7 S*parata The Chitter vaccin* was supplied _.--A., pressed deeife to conclude an Atia- for maaa Inoculationa in parts o f He refused cbnmifrtt, however, Jelke today wss given a prison i ”. satin bindkif. W hite, pink,' George (D-Ga) today trian independence treaty—an act Nationalist supporters in ' this fires fn a hotel and OB apSDrtmat "strong doubt*’’ that Sen. Cslifom ia and in A risoilfr,. New on persistent reports' that he w ill sentence o f two to three yeara an blue, B iin t and aieiza. • Speciar~Sli98 which the western Big ThM e had country. Formosa, (Silang’s seat of bunding claimed at least 12 Uvea not accept the town committee’s (R-Ohio) and the Eisenhower government.^ is claimed both by today. Mcxlco, Idaho- Hawaii and Ne his conviction in th* cafe society ^HnHf'SNiD' Special S2«! alwa)ra aet as a test o f Russian vada. Much smaller shlpmcnU endorsement of Fay, nor would he milUstration could agree on a siheett^ in relaxing world tension. him and the Oommunista The bodies , o f sight vtctlms, in Vic* case. — ■ etitutional amendment to limit tl for commercial us* were made be drawn into a maciiasion about The Big Four amboaeador* In George, chairman of the Foreign' cluding thrt of a fire ciyitain, th* basis CMf tha^ reports. The sentence was imposed on BuUetiiis ( tr * ^ power.—. __ _— L; were recovered from ruins of the to other areas of the country. All Special $2*98^ yiemia-wUl 'mset th*r*-May 3. to Relatipna _ Cbmmittee. has ex Accompanying Fay were Nicho the young heir to an oieomargarine And in the ahaer^ o f such an sttic outstanding guestiona on the press^ high hopes for a meetlag Green Mill Hotel. The other four fortune after a 13-minufe plea by ffo a rtlie A F Wires' agreement. Georgs said in an in victims, Including three children, (Ooattnued *■ Page Twelve) las Bredlce, Norwalk Democratic This'wiU be followed by a between the United State* aad town chairman: Donald McGan- defense attorneys for leniency. Plaid and Checkered Ginghams terview, he thinki it will be impoe- 'our foreign ministers meet- Oommuniat Clilna A fte r Red O il- died in the apartment house blase. Jelke, who 'wes tried twice, was slble to get any amendment deal ‘Twenty-two residents of the non, a membec of the Democratic sign the pact ncse Premier Chou En-lai aug-. State ■ Ocntfal (Iômmlttee, and' convicted' of indudog Pst Ward BAO DAI RAPS PREMIER ing with the aubjact through the commented to western geatfrl talks aimed at eastiig ten-'- four-story hotel, near downtown to live a jif* of prostitution and ot Osaaea, France. April 38 (F>-- Senate thia ysan Oiicago, leaped from upper floor John Koegh Jr., a former Norwalk Judge. ' attempting to induce Marguerite Vletwsmsae Chief ot Stag* Ba* George, chairman of the Senate o f the hotel and were injured. Oo.rdffva to do th* eani*. Dal today delegateg hia hailltBry F o re ii^ R elatione Committee, ilhMMd en Pag* Twelve) (Cenlinued an Page Niaeteen) News Tidfcits Democratic State Chairman John G oroner- W alter J. McCânoon HIS first conviction was throwh powers to Gea. Ngnyaa Van Vy added that he wonH be able "to and a fire department official de M, Bailey arrived at the Capitol tsitu the initiative or the burden -Criled (imnjiP Wires whUe the g:roup waited outside the out because the trial Judge exclud i b«l*agn*r*a You wUl'lova the hmait paatal cotoringa of the new Dan River clared the hotel blese wae set by ed prees and pubUc du ri^ presen Biab INem ' to Ms this year” of trying to work out a en arsonist. PoUbe smd they were Governor’s office. He greeted them -plalda aad chacki.-WrlnMaa f4U but, warit and iron aa aaaily, ALBA'S ANNUAL compromise, aa he did laat year. briefly. - tation of proeecution' testimony^ ______‘ tor a- ■esMStaaper- aanferiaad and no atarchlng. , __ __ _r—-t — - seSkihg. to determine if both fires Death of IS-year^d New Haven The. sentence given in the see- T ^ .two rnevea are an iadhaet George said he bad-so-adviaed R ^Choice Leads, Fails resulted from arson. When- blow at DieoFs pawers. Ha is Bricker when the (Aio Senator girt during routinS visit to dentist trial was leas inan init im Th* two stricken buildings are emerged from the' Governor's of posed after fln t—^thrs* to frx in tbe midst of a bloody ettoto to talked to him recently about thi a half mil* apart in the Hoisted yeatsrday sUn a asystary. medical fice, its members declined to com: OF poasibiUty of a compramie*.------examiner saya .. Letter by Georg* years. He could have received a save Ms regime, now tbreaSsMd d^CETATE and COHON WASHABLE In Italy President Race Stheet-Mllwaukee Avenue district ment on the result of the confer'; maximum term of '40 years. Jrtke by street flghtisig la Saigon. Bricker aald that he' had con -on the city’s near northwest side. Washington pledging U.S. poUcy enc* except to soy that they would sulted with Atty. Gen. Brownell "nrfcleh gives to Mgotry no eane- la 25 years old. Firs officials said both fires oc- sea Ribicoff again later in ths day. Judge -Francis L. Valenfa, adto RENT BILL IN SENATE and Secretary of State Dulles. ' eurrsd about th* same time, tion, to peraecutlon ho asSletance” Ribicoff,.'acting two days ahead _ "X havsa’Z got any - agreement Romt, A p til 38 OcMOunu-YPE'M^dDnt o f tho OutinbDr o f Dopu- ia exhibited at Brown '-Univerfrty hgard-bolhr trials, said before the PONGEE-PRINTS PERFECT FIT NYLONS nist-backed candidate took - -the around 1 a.m. (CXIT). o f the statutory dsaxlUne, sub 36 W —Ik e - Senate,. irtib Deaso* -with the administration,” Bricker Uaa tn Pravjdenc*, R. I. sentencing today that there btgêet share of votes in the open Many of the ballots were blank. Eigbc bodies were recovered mitted to ths leglalatuie today al- never had bee ■ any question of crate expHnelag relactaaoe. ae- said, ’’but I am very.much en? from the hotel ruins as th* search Viennese dancer ElsOlwr* HoC- couraged.'*. He said h* waa "con ing baUot pf a periiamentary eiac- Moot of these apparently ware moet all of his noinlnaUoii* for Jelk*’* gum. gg*»*.*»*y * 5 0 ®0e rewritten Uon today to chooee a new Italian from membera o f the Mcmarchlst for victims continued. bauer, 30, wiU probably hvs, sur MR extoadbig tbe -niErisaiui fident aomething can be worked Identified victims of the. hotel geons say, despite bullet wound evlettea lafr until lb* close o t tbe 5 | I9 yrf. out." • president. But he fell far abort of and neo-Fasclft partlea who in (Oeattaiied *■ Fag* Tfrelve) (Oeatlaiied on Page Twelve) First quality shaar and samt-sarviea waight nylons th* necessary two-thirds majority. dicated In advance they would not blase included Fir* Capt. Bdward which stewed her heart far 36 p r ^ t legWaUve so s s ia a . President Eisenhower, whoae op- DuUer, 45; Hansford Mssk, about arinsta*. . . Women's AuxlUary to Densocrate, wbo eeafrol tb* lea- BaauUfuI ooft poaltioQ to the Bricker amendment In th* second ballot of th* day mark their baUoU.- light weight fabric in neat pattama on a large percentage-of th* 843 Sen- Only Twa Onndldntee SO; Lyls Lariviore and Btaniey th* Connecticut State Medical So ^ but are oataaaaberod M Bw aatural grounda. all with rainforcad haal and toas for oktra waar. Ust year helped to defeat it In the 'Wosniak, about 65. Unldsntifisd ciety elect Mrs. Norman J. Bariter, Hoose, favored a two-year as- Senate, said yesterday " I haV* not atom, dûiiea and regional dele The voting wns held in n Joint il$ks AW !■ FriiiBt U.S. Fliirt; ^ lasi uoitil May 1. U67, and gates cast^blank votes. Ferrucqio were the bodie* ot two women and o f aoUinavUl*. president. ROSEBUD DRESS changed my mind one lota” pnrllnment session in nneient Mon- a man and a badly managled body Similarly, Dulles reiterated hie Parri, nominee o f the Reds and tecltorio Palace, the Chamter of Left-winger Aneurln Bevan, aigr”””* . 3 r ’ CREASE RESISTANT . $r,l5 BUDGET SHEERS ...... f f e Pr. epporiUon the day before although their leftwing Socialist allies, Deputies building. As the voUng+I^SJXS? “n- whose feud with Clement Attlee withdrew after getting 306 votes openedOMIiMf thereth*rei WDIMwerei nnlvonly 9«arntwo avgwedmirfMermif ■ *™"*^V*. coat him Lsborit* label in Parlia Ike Poses Test of Goodwill and P>MMTIE SETS he was not on himd to testify yes- 100 Fles Flemee p IKE NAMES OONANT $1.35 CAREER SHEERS...... $1.09Pr. torday when a Senate Judiciary with 563 requirM for election, on candidates — Parri and Merxagbra ment, weieomsd back to Laber / Wasbiagten. April 3S (F) . th* first ballot. The blank votes in — for the largely ceremonial Jib. More than 100 persona fled to Farty one month before th* gen A.B.G. Rayon and Acetate Bubcdinmittee started hearings on safety from the' burning strue- Freoident Biaoabewer today $ 1.50 BEAUTY SHEERS ...... $1.19 Pr. \ V- SEERSUCKER the second poQ indicated th* two The Christian Democrats picked eral election .. Dr. Irving Lang- For Soviet Marshal Zhukov $250 riwir ceiuH- 4-BHtits_i6lhe6,»L-*rianc4..iit xaUi; aomlaated James B. riMa * - —'m --. ■>- t T,--— I ■ III '■■<11 IIJII -I.-il -J .»■ ■>.! ^0^ -aKt—Mnncfl m i - Fwff.) - aaersagOTa-iasenitht-as ita-rtiotew - '(cesiu esr iur pngJ irm e f' bo rAMhatoiwaiir ir1 $ r .l5 WALKING SEMr;SER9lCP .;.' .. ^l-OTTr. data not in te e running, had ab to succeed Btnaudi ia the presi making, believes armed fares*’ ex end Bephblhi ot PASTEL KIMONA T SLEEPJNC' BAGS stained after their good shewing d en t, which pays 630,000 a year. periments with eloud-ssedlng may By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ereleoae from Red China of 15 oat, tonner on the first ballot. ' "PINCLEY DELL" $1.35 PAhdPERTL^ SEMI* SHEER ..... $1.09 Pr.- Memagora. 56, is the popular pres have caused ths B sasiriss M b- Washington, April 26 (F) — American' airmen \ held 'over 'frofti vard UnlverBity, baa Giant Atomic Test Second in the running was ident-of the Senate. A.form er Police Lack Clues sanri Valley flea«* of June 1652. president Bieenhower haa. posed e theKorean War? ' Why don’t you lag no UJL H lj^ Oesare Menugora. th* candidate of tough teat o f th* power and good persuade the Chinese Reds to let S l a S O PURE SILK WATERPROOF banker, he 1* a political Indepen to Went Gwnaoay $1.35 NON-RUN SHEERS ...... $1.09 Pr. s!.59-.s2a49 Premier Mario Scelba’s Christian dent. will ,of Soviet ‘ Marshal Georgl Other Americans coihe home?” lied Stalled Third Time Democrat party. He got 338 votes Plain Golors • ■ a 0 ^9/ yd. In the voting, to* electors filed In Slaying of Pair Zhukov, eoiprade-ln-arm* of . 10 That was the sense o f what 1363, He ; BAB'f. P A N TS_. Luigi Elnaudi, -Si-year-old iiicum-. ysars ago. ' gksenhower is reported to have bant president,-frss third with 130. up one by one to th* boUot urn al rank ot An new spring and summer tliadee. Buy severe! pairs at . Survival City,- Nev., A pril -38 tSi to drop tn their socret chotfcea The Clarksburg, W. Vs., April 3t («) Ever sibce Elsenhower became written Zhukov about two weeks 17, 1053...... Pink, blue, maize, mint and Elnaudi had refused to aay wheth Keeney School Bid Prints...... ,*lol9 yd. these low prices. Ideal for Mother-a Day gifts. r — Atom ic test .Chiefs took another first; vote was, completed ini 65 min- - Police looked to suttopey reports President there haa been specuU^ ago. • At a news conference yes white in all sizes. Made ex- gamble and laat todays ll i e big er he would accept the Job if utea today to giv* them aoms clue In tlon that the friendly relaUona)ilp terday he declined to disclose U)s elected. - FOUO CAIB8 DROP A beautiful light weight alub weave in paatal colora with prinU WE-ALSO CARRY; BABY SCALES. BASKINEHES, BATHI- A pressly for the J. W. Hale C ivil Defense teat was postponed, . A two-thirds majority of aU 648 their search for the slayer, or slay ■ An appaient lew base bid ef which existed between the two content of tbe correspondence he’ WooMwgton. Aprti 3 f tto-Jlha loauUeh^ .for a third time. NeapoUtieal Flgnt*. electors —' 500 deputies, 243 Sen ers of the.socially prominent wife 806IA36 tor tbs eefrstnsetlen ef men tn the rule of occupied Ger aald had taken place. Corp. The poatponement, agoia for 34 Parri, 65, served briefly as pre tbe Keeney atreet eienwntary PubSc Healta ato«toa a illtotoy Grata Staapa Given With Caah Sales ators snd 10 delegates from the of a Clarksburg dentist and the many might soma day. in- some From other sources it was 106 new eaSM ef pebeiilee re NEnES, TOIDY^SEATS. CAR BEDS,. CAR SEATS,, HOT DISHES. hours, came less than half an hour mier in 1M5. A non-Ctommunist semi-autonomous regions of Sicily, family's port-Um* maid scboSI woe snbnsltted ted sy by way, help to bridge the gap be learned that Zhukov initiated the ported by 47 slatoa Mob Woeb, Greta Staaspe Given With Caah Salca Soecial 69c before the acheduled ehot Ume, World War U partisan leader, he Sardinia, Italian Tyrol and the Val Tbs . two women, Mrs. Frances A . r. aqnUlacote Oe„ ef New tween Moscow and Washington. correspondence about three weeks ceaspqiod wRb U7 tea fba aa- DIAPER BAGS.* 5:15 am. .Once again this atomic has not been active poUtically- D’Aosta — is required on any of Laughlin, 44-ysar-old wife of Dr. Britain. That lignrs Is $6MU This speculaôn w|ks stimulated ago with an i^peri to the Presi tost town was spared by the va- latMy and is generally oensidered the first three ballots. This would Osrl A. LauriUln, and the maid, belsw tb »- 8844A46 asttasatsd laat February when Zhukov step dent to bring about th* return to. r ago. Nefr M fw le s o f the winds. a nonpoUUcal figure. he 582 votes; Mra Joan Hand. Sl-year-old. di amsnnt nvaUaMe tor tbs ,ean- ped up to the post ot defense min his parents m a Russian schoolboy C last weak bad As dawn came, instead of a bat- The Oommunista and their So Need 433 Vets* vorce*, were found friot to death traet fSr ssnstractlan «t tbe ister after Nicplol Bulganin be who fled flrom East Berlin to Weat jtW GREiN STAMPS tared suburban town the mock city cialist allies an>Mur*d to have . After that, a-president can ba in the LaughUn's fashionable building and lasprevsiBeat e f the came premier. Berlin on March 16,. The ' boy, flic J 9 K H A U COM remained intact, and disappointed voted solidly for Pair! while the chosen by ah' absolute majority of ranch-style home yestsrday. alta - Ntaw ether fin a e snb- Asks for Release Valery A.iLysikog, son of a lieu say m J W H M C c o M ‘ -'^Thc Britted bids et tbe 3 pjn. Abw ciiiav t .Cemi* COM •IVIN WITH CASH SALES Observers and participants—near- canter partiaa spread their ballots 432 votes. An 8-y*ar«ld son, Mark Laugh- Now the President has written tenant oolimel ia the Soviet Air MAtMHMVM.ODIUI* i f 5,000 o f hsadad bock anwig Mersagora. Etnaudi, . and As in Francs, tfis Italian prsti' Un, mads tbs grufsoms dtseovtry teday. The Mde rani Zhukov saying to him something Force, sras retnnwd on April 0. MaacHawBaCwii* aaveral other canfMates. .Msang iriA T T e 0e 13101686. like this: ) V (C ■). ,« « 0), 't you halF ebUIn the \ %