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

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;; SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 19S« » BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO ‘ . . . ______■ - ______1. ______... '■ .* '.m * • m of wildcat atrlkea pretaatlng * yasterda/' for operating * motor tiuRDrlcTORV A v r w S a m decision by ParlUtnent to put Into vahlcla whlla undar-tha inffuanc* Play* TfHiiorrow ' Direct* Production Spanish Break i A U R N S I D E ® Fii^nsurgents Attack Gryk To De*erib« Trip Student Blasts I Dr. Flaherty law * state mediator’s compro- Soviet Leaders AboutTown Bulgarians of IntoKlMtlng liquor or druga. Ha T V S E R V l C i . a a.M. TO * p ji. mlq* plan for ending a nearly >9 KA8Y FBEB PAiaiNO waa rclasflad undar $800 bond for It appaarance her* April 23 $1.54 Par H oosaC oi General Str^e month-old strike- About 80,000 Aradeaiz Award Wlaaerl Manchestar Aaaembly, No. IS. In Democratic Party Battle Gov. Griffin at| To Speak at workers were Involved In the orig­ Start Hi^to Order of Rainbow for Qlrla, will Dalphla>•> ■ '8k ~ “Pierre, 89,“ of ■ ■■ H »t- Pica PA8T* inal strike for higher wagee and "THE ROSE TAnO O " attend th* 10:45 aervicc tomorrow Clear Aide ■lord,ford, ■'vvaa ari'ested on Hartford Rd. Ml 9x0080 ' School Here By Benefits Cut a shorten work week. The com­ > T O N I G H T AltlU-*iU . ____ at the South Methodist Church, The Manchester DeMocrata* ^terday for operating a motor 8ERVINO A l l MANC8E*TEB Debate on ^ a s i promise plan offered a slight wage laraiB lewis ■tebards Trip to Britjai postponed from last Sunday on ac- intra-party fight waxed hottci; to­ ’ Ida while hla Ileanaa waa under la "iT-a A Doo-a urit*' enalon. Ha poatgd a 3300 bond hike and some aoclal benefits but Clsemeacepe 4;M - lit* comit-of th* storm. Th* members day In the waka of a personal at­ Killed in ’4^ Court .Cases and Wui fact tha charge April 21. (OiatlaMd from P«g* On.) 'j Dr. Wllllem, Fleherty; deputy (t^mMnoe* treiw Page One) did not cut the work week. Work­ **R0SE TAnOO” (CaattRued from Kaga Ooe) ^^11 meat at tha church at 10:30 tack levied yesterday on Judge commissioner of education In Con­ BURT LANCASTER aa*..r "Serer *air nMdbve" - Wesley C. Gryk, chairman of the ers tn a nationwide ballot rejected glee --Billy The KM” la Terb. (Cantinned fram Png* One) necticut. win be the keynote .1*54—haa not been enough to cov­ ANNA MA6NAN1 Democratic To#n Committee. SeoTM o( poUc. w »r. deuilfd: th* compromise and shop stewards peat wrar reparation*.^ . V - ^ John J., O’Brien, 30, of West USED TV throughout U>. ,.udlloi1um dUr-, speaker at the .aud|o-vlsual work­ er spiraling living coats. aald they would defy parliament'! (Beat Actreaa) Th* green and white Stuccoed An Item received yesterday, A t-polnt atatement Issued yea- Norstad Raised Hartford, wa* flnad 818 In Town In hi* announcement about Koa- in j th. 8 hour .oMion. but the-* shop to be held at Buckley School The Increases have In wxne action backing it up. •. •tation wa* featlhoned with flow­ wrluout publlcatioii date, stating tertey by flva .Insurgent members Tuesday afternoon, of the Dqimocratic Town Commit­ Court today for speeding. tov'a rehabilitation, Zhlkov sharp­ ' RocondltiaiiaJ by reiHM-ks by the otudent w »» the eases amounted to only 7 1-2 cents More-' than’ .lfl persona were, ar­ HAKED 8EA” er* and flag*.'' thaU'Tha Big Squeega." comedy Air Force Hopes only dUturbwice. • The a'udlence; I More than 200 elementary and rested during yesterda'y'a demon- I* Technicolor TeUvfsion lights glared As newa- by the Brotherhood of Temple tee characterized Gryk at a "boia" O'Brien, arrested as the result ly attacked Bulgarian Premier Our OwR Tachnkim /'br.vtou.ly punctuated itatementa ‘ ' Junior high school teacher, are ex- a day. Sinca January, 1894, prices atrationa but only 'seven were still HirilJI*g Actio* man and photographers crowded Beth gholom, was scheduldd for and hit operation of the town com­ oi an accident when he skidded Vulko Chervenkov, the man prl-* have soared between 30 and 50 (CoatlBOad troM Page 0*a) ^ Oriffin and JevHa tcq| with ; l-pected to participate in the 2-hour S»ld today. Two demonstratora around th* two departing leaders. last ..nilght, waa rushed through mittee aa “ dictatorial.” by a Mop sign Into E. Center St. marily rtaponilble for Kostov'a ’) workshop. It ta being sponsored by per cent. ,, CTAT||^\q execution. EHlkov accused Cher­ trequent applauic. were atm hospitalized out ot about J HARTFORD | They entered through ' Jh». sta­ wlRxiut checking. The show will Today . Oryji . said th* atatement from Hamlin St., had charges of Command; Gen. Otto P. Weyland, the Board of Education in coop- a dozen Injured. . 'STARTS SUNDAY tion'* ftmt claaa wilting room. A venkov of practicing Stalln-llka $10 Up / Griffin, 4n hli debate remarkt. "THE LAST FRONTIER" definitely be presented tonight al l -Vta* "•<> rldlculoha and aainine that rerklesa driving and pasting a chief of th* Tacueal Air Com­ I eration wttli the Ccmnecticut DANISH-STRIKERS IN RIOT: A t Allborg, in northern Jutland, luxuriqUa red carpet. stretched th* Buckley School auditorium, lit Isn't worthy of comment." And, one-man rtll* and thereby damag­ laahed the Supreme Court'a eegre-' Copenhagen. Denmark, April/14 "HOT BLOOD" . LARRY DIXON ’ WIKOIWC".'"''' stop sign consolidated into speed­ mand, and Gen. LaiRenee' Kuter, Ideal for Cottage nr Second Sat Ration d«deions aa a “ palpable and Audio Visual Education As'sn. a police officer was killed last front the porte cochere, where they CurUln time will be 8:15 p.m. The i pointing out that Atty. John D. ing on recommendation of I^oie- ing the (larty and the state. Kc3- k Superintendent of Schools Ar- UPi— PoHce clashed with banda of chief of th* Far EasK Ovntmand. deliberate uaurpatlon” of alalea' night In a fight between police and P § K S O / ¥ descended from -their cars, all the If any were Incon- LaBelle, a rebel leader and a corn- culor John R. FltxOerald. tov waa executed even-, though he ! thiir H.v Illing snd Elliott Kone. rlbtera early today In Incidents repudiated hla pbllce-enforced con- The announcement o f Qnienth- rifhta." I a big crowd of damonatratori. rhisV.'l«'0 A U N ir* ^ way to the train.'Thelf rout* took venlenced. mlttee member as well, had not Hr aald he felt the accident wa* er’a plan to retire caps a^aeriaa of ; Pofrferfron't' siidio-visual director at Yale- and that saw automobiles ovbrtumed,' Sev-eral other persona were Injured. tham past a big itatue o f Stalin I signed th* atatement, Gryk added: faealon In open court. “ No court.’* he »ald. "haa au*. ' president of CAVEA. will extend qtreets barricaded and officers due to speedliTg alone? Atty. Ifor- A apeclal seeslon of the Bul­ changes In the high Arirty com­ 130 CENTER ST. which dominates the departure A rally in tbe interest of the. "It'a - noteworthy that the mand In Europe. Gen. Aflthony thorlty to aettle the controveray. greetings to the teachers before noned. ton Appleton of W’eat Hartford, garian Parliament haa been aum- I . area. new Kings Daughters Home w ill' apokesman for Uie insurgents who Macaullffe ta retiring next month Thia diipute la determinable onlp. Dr. Fliherty’s talk. / A police’ source said the rioters' repi'esentlng O'Brien, pointed out mofled for Monday. It la axpect- Doctor Plan* State Talk bo held Thursday, April 19 at 7:45 is alao a committeeman failed, that a car will skid about 40 feet aa commander In chief of .th* hy the people themaelvea, apeaklng:' The nam aiid Using Lantern Slides; Dr. •*irs A DOG'S LIFE" up support and planning strategy regatlon la vital to . the -main­ for the first performance, last to give the youths "rough treat­ and a proposal to thin out troops Mrs. Charles X. Hutchinson, road violation. who last year toured 4h* Holy In Wlnaton-Balcm, meanwhile. 7 by DeBerlot for solo violin and Luther Wenner. Teachers ^’ollege, night, w ere. sold out IS minutes <'la#maAr#p# aad r*l«r wife of District Superintendent in preparation for the May 1 Land and other adjacent Bible 5:30 to 7 P.M. tenance of'-'racUl integrity, mean Carolyn la a Grade n New Britain, Making of . Diorama ment." J*tt BIrbardf - iarma ircwlt • 1 5 along tha frontier areas. In other cases, Gerard A. Police Arrests Rep. (3iatham tb-'NC) said last -1 a . before curtain time, and another 4:SG"«:Sd Dr. Hutchinson, will apeak on the primaiV that wilt decide the make­ lands for fiv* weeks, under the ing to many Soiitheinera d «en tjp „p ji the Bolton Elementary ,*d Modela; Mra. Loulae Whaley, In yesterday's strike demonetra- m uraL''iL'jaciKiL:ru On* of the moat dangerous aa- Parent. 82, Of Willimantic, wga nfgi|t Gen. Oruenther, "could be” capacity house is expected to fill tIoB. an angry crowd /of about topic, "Women Have a Mitalofl" up of the town committee. fined $9 for passing a atop sign; organisation known'as th* "East­ th* Mmocratlc prealdentlal nomi­ |1.50-^hikircn 75c ■tudarda ot aoclal oiganlaatl^. 1 school and haa atiidied violin for i Westport A-V director. Evaluetlon pecta of the frontier situation In Ahout 25 committee-backed can­ the auditorium for the aecond per­ 1,000 workers tried to enter the 8TART8 SLN D AY at the monthly all-group meeting Albert E. Gendron. 38, of RFD 1, ern European Mlaalon." nee In the event of an Impaas* i JavlU, .fo rm e r New York City | three years. ..Twice ehe has won ' of Language Arta FlVma: Ralph ■•rk Nadtoa CTm»a W#bh th* opinion of many haa been the didates and their friend* met at Homer A. Loraiiker, 50, of Hart­ Bponaored by WK.C.8. formance o f the show tonight at Danish Parilament building and C. It«rcb#r«» <8l«rla Grabaai le f t o n es heavy concentration of troopa over of the South Methodist W8CS South Coventry and Albert J ford, wa* arrested on Rt. IS by batwean Adlai Stevenson and Sen.' vongreasman, aald he would reo-j gcholarahipa from lha Junior Kanna, / production manager of 8:15 at the Boweri School. C th* Community Y last flight In ommend to the Elaenhower ad- in Sprlngfteld. WKNB-TV; Weal Hartford: Ted battled police an hour before they "The Man the past alx montha. Monday at 8 p.m. at the churidi. Mushrall. 20, of Collinsville, were State Policeman Frank La Forge Eatea Kefaiiver. ■ “ N«ver New members will be received at prepaintlon for a town wld* door­ ministration that It call a White j ------— ------Powell. .State Department of Edu, were routed. 'The action followed It haa been eatimated that bell ringing and telephone-cglllng each fined $9 for rules of the road a demonstration by 100,000 work­ Who Never a-a-.n, k .. an nor ront nf iia I 15** tlm*. TTi* Stanley Group will violations. Heuae conference of the . „/ i t « ‘'nroeram of nroereaa” cation publicity director; and M ill'Rd. violates xonlng regula­ Egj'pt now has 80 per cent o_f its nt t.unJoMn tk. get-oui-the-vote effort. Obituary tions In two respects. ers tn front of the building. Au­ GoS^bye” Was” armed force in the eastern Sinai be In charge of fellowship and the^ Th* Insurgents will meet Monday Continuances were granted An­ nora and attorney generals of •>'] “ „t camoTlJ ’^wlll be ' Richard Morton West Hartford thorities aald the demonstration OarmaScDiNi Dorcas Group will serve refresh­ Tlie Board contends the build­ la ('alnr aad r«l*»r 'MOOIMlSSrS‘SOUIN^^ Desert near the Israeli frontier. lght at th* Italtan-American Club drew L. Fiaher, 45, of RFD 1, An­ ^ cwi!DUancrwUh*the^court^^^ torremodel WMlItariia Memor-1 A-V director. Television, Value to waa Communist-organized. ' ments at social time following th* dover, charged with paaaing a ^ cMiphanca with the. court a de; formerly used a. the col-1 Twcher. ing has twice been increased In S:dG4l:Sd-R:U S!U-T:M 1C«H 0nUW r*Lel’3 O oS t There have been reports of a simi­ ?» plan a aimilar campaign. size since the permit to build was The clash broke out after a day lar buildup on the Israeli aide. meeting. stopped school bus, until April 31; lihrarv I ' Mlas Hazel Luts and ' Mrs. Wad.. **Naa With th« Galdaa Arm*' "In that way," Javita aald. “ the **»® ••'’ cary. issued and that it la being con- MIDDY C~R.ifFIN( l(i M-tN PANP In Washington, the U.S. Navy ^In their statement yesterday, the Mra. Agnea M. Knapp, 78, of 357 8. Funerals Thebuliding will he used for sd -! Laverne Kelson. Manchester It's pewsrlel 4taatt Miss Hope Learned, daughter of flva rebel committeemen hit again Main St., charged with paaaing a whole body of law enforcement mlnlstratlve offices snd ' lounges schools art department. Improving Ltnicted closer to the atreet than announced .that four destroyers •iithprity on the state level would reguifctiona permit. ' lerilsa sereM were being sent to the Mediter­ Mr. and Mra. Horace Bushnell at 'Pryk'a repaated charges that atop sign, until April 25; and Ray­ for faculty members and the secre-' Bulletin Board Technique; George Ike ecreee... Learned, 30 Foreat St., haa been' Uia.4imrgents wanted to dominate mond C, Palka, 33, of East Hart­ Mrs. Hugo O. Herner FRESH ....A N D FRISKYI find expression and the reaaon- tarial ita ff I Ingham. Westport director of In* ranean but a spokesman denied ableness of what may be asked the tie glorlouf there was any connection between named a copy aditor of ■ the th* Town Committee so that they ford, c'harged with speeding, on a Funeral services for Mri. Hugo A apokeamgn for the Hartford | » ‘ rm?tton. Getting the Moat out of BMiiie Meg br day-to-day basis. Southern sjate could be deter­ the move and the Middle East ten- Sophian, tha Smith College news­ could\control the town court patron Q. Werner, 139 Holllttgr St., were Foundation, a permanent, non-; Jey Tyrell. Bristol D river Acquitted •reel eeket... paper, Mlas Learned, a graduate age bald at 8:30 this morning ffom mined." ,/ profit community trust, said the A-V JUrector. Demonstration of aiori. SHADY GLEN'S? Gov. Griffin called the high AIOA b Ike nisi He aald the destroyers were of the Orford School, la a aopho- "W e W e not Interested In person, the W. P, Qulah Funeral Home $50,000 grant was the largest IChalkboard Technique; Fred In H igher Court eenil •( inora at Smith. alitles or in becoming Judges." the and at 9 o’clock In St. Bridget's court's/decision ‘‘baacleas.” aeek- rn.de to any one recipient this Villa. Teacher.^ College New TELEVISION being "asaigned to the 6th Fleet I Btatemem aald. "W e are fed up Ins yto "tranamute aoclalistic Mr i((l to provide a boarder training base Ike^ Benson Air Church. The Rev. John J. Delaney CHOCOLATE CHifl yesr. It was liiade possible, he said, i Pfc. John Januazklrylcz, son of with polttical double talk, rosy was the celebrant, the'Rev. Robert theoty Into law" and founded on by a five mUllon dollar bequest Helen Nlcoll, M m Raymond C. -Palmer Jr.. 28. of In the area and to provide for Mrs. Katherine .TanUszklewicz of promues pnd lost elactiona." Carroll the deacon and the Rev. W t)^ he cailled a "ridiculoui M d e to the foundation In 1953 by|E^orothy_McHugh and Miss Vlr- Andover, wai found Innocent Ends Sunday occasional cruising In the Red The statement also chjded Gryk Ui'eo'ry" that Negro children suffer \. ra o e R A M s 109 Foster St., participated In the Farm Problem Theodore P. Gubala the sub­ MINT ICE CREAM Howard H. Garmany who...... atlpillatginia Lind of the Manchester Thursday on appeal of hl$ local Sea and Indian Ocean.'’ The four for holding both the town court /* “ sepse of inferiority" in' segre- ships asslgned--the McNsIr. the recent "Operation Mauka,". first deacon. St. Bridget’s Choir, , ac­ ed In hla bequest thst "the needs schools music, art and physical conviction for evading responsibil­ Judgeship and the town committee ' gated schools. McGowan, the Lewis Hancock and full-scale assault by Marine* of the companied on the organ by' Mra of Trinity College be met." education departmenta. Correla­ ity (n the Court of Common Pleas. n S OUT Of TfUi WORID ' '' chairmanship. It referred to him (CoRtlnued from Page Oue) flle court “ overstepped" Its the Sullivans- how are based-at 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground ______- \ Arlyne G a r r 11 >\ sang the Mesa. A rollicking, freah-as-sprlng flavor that tion of Art, Music and. Physical Palmer, d.efended by A lly. video Everyday — as "Chairman-Judge Gryk" and authority, the Georgia Democrat “FORBIDDEN Taak Force marked with landings Father Gubala read the rjOrnniUtal looka good ■ . . tjutaa even better. Try Education Materials with Soclat Edwin Lavitt of Rockville, waa All Rights Reserved — A Newport. R! I. ’They will leave Chairman (and/or Judge) Gryk. ha take the politically charged ta- ■aid, and In such a case “ It la the loSl-IMniEU on the Hawaiian Island from sea service at the grave in St. Brid­ some! W * think youlll like our version Stiidler (kindergarten through charged as the result of an ac­ PLANET H. T. Dickinson 4 Co., Inc. that port tomorrow. The atatement also charged that sue to th* people. Key congreaalon- duty of the state in flagrant cases Fund D cdicatioii' Grade 3). cident Jan. 27. Bvidenca brought Next Tues, and W*d, Only and air. He la a member of the 2nd al Democrats who want the bill on get's Cemetery. o t this popular flavor. ' ■ I K I i . ’ I • t, ,*. ►( S f • w *.», f ' Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment. the present committee owes Its al­ to interpose its powers between its Miss Martha White. Mrs. Estelle but . In Town Court showed the law hooka have said Elsenhow­ Bearers were William DeHan, people and the effort o f the cotirt , I ■-:rY ■ lit - , , P legiance only to Gryk. In support Anthony Chorngn, Clarene* Tomm. Service Sunday Hendrickson, Mrs. Nancy Bonne­ Palmer's car waa struck In the i'kaaacl I New Haves, Cons, { H) MAN RPIHIND THE RADGR A n H o rt^ r of this claim. It aald meeting at­ er must take thia measure or none to assert an unlawful dominion V . M < iM MASi ' »•( V [r.i. I —••Wild We«f* The Army and Navy Club Aux- Harry Eggleston, J, Edward Me* ville of the Manchester schools' rear by an auto drived by Miss t'kasarl II ^rlfurd. Cons. tendance wa* poor at except all. The when Democrats control Con­ Buy it in th« •eenetnicBl over them." Shirley Doraey,. 18, of South Cov­ ChaBael tt ipriaslieM, Maes. ttlLM) KCNDAY NP:WS Illary win hold a card party at the I Gryk wa* Interested In "political Keever and Raymond Donahue. of the muaic, art and phyiical education Co-Hit ‘'GLORY’* in Tech. Chaaarl M New Briiaia. I'oan. {•Hi WP:8TERN MARSHAL gress. hBlf-gallon family $ii«. The hrst dnnlversary entry. (8«> CAPTAIN GALLANT Region School clubhouse Mondsy night at 8:15. . Job* for himself, his brother, or his Some member! of both parties Last night, m'embehi of the to the departments. Correlation of Art, rhaaael Hit Wairrbary. Oaa. Inner circle.” Gryk’s brother. An Building Fund dedicated I Music .and. Physical Education Palmer teatifed he got got out Chaaael M Holyoke’ Maes. CtM ( 8) BADGE No. 114 urged the President to sign the Democratic Town Oommittee, of —••Rif .Mnilmnn" Hose Companies 1 and 2 an­ thony, is clerk of the Town Court. conathictlon of '* new church I Materials with Social Stildiei of the car after the crash and (1M6) TELEPHONE TIME — ^ S u p p o r t e d f o r bill. They Included Sen. Hlcken- which the deceasad'a daughter, Trinity to Get talked for a few minutes with Miss jAhn Nesbitt—"The Man swered a chll for a bulldozer Are at Then the statement hated a looper (R-Iowai, who la aecklng Mra. Mae 'Venhard, Is a member, building on Parker St. will be ob­ I (grades 4 through 6); Miss Gene­ (;M ( *) SKY KING aeries of five objection* • —to vieve ScSnnell, Manchester read­ Dorsey before continuing on his *‘IH«mnEd« On • SkvhoDk With the Benrd" Wnller-Cny V o-A g I.<)calion the town dump at 9:36 this morn­ ra-etectlon thia year, and Chair­ called at th* funeral home .to pay $50,000 in Grant served In North Methodist Church way. ^ <1R) (iKNP: Al TRY SHOW (12) SrSIK y ing but it had been extinguished "power control" aa used by Gryk respects. \j tomorrow morning. The service at ing consultant. Demonstration of MR. WI7.ARII CITY DETECTIVE man Cooley (D-NC), chairman of He was later arrested when Ml'ss B-.n (51) ITALIAN FILM THEATER by the time they arrived. No dam­ "In hit dictatorial operation" of \ 0 o'clock will Include addreasM the Use of A-V Materials In <5SI ITALIAN frTl.ftb THF.ATER Andover. April 14 (Special)-— the House Agriculture Committee. Hartford, April 14 i/Pl—The! Teaching Reading; Miss McChis Dorsey and a companion spotted OAK GRILL iM) wp:stkrn risAVHorsc • :S0 ( R-55) YOr ARE THERE. age \va* reported. Yesterday after­ the tommlttee; to the "policy of The Republican governors of »lr*. 1 (^ 1 1 * M. May ^ »y two laymen, ~"WilUnm alenntncft Rrynn The eatabllshment of a regional keeping real party •w'orkers" off Hartford Foundation for Public 1 his car. Prosecutor John R. Filz- • :SD t R> WILD RILL HICKOK a noon at 2:57, the MFD put out a Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and South riawotd A. Clhappell. canvass i key. 8uh.net Ridge School of East (TTl mSNFrVLAND .MnlieK HU (>••• •! G M vocational - agriculture center at Tha funeral of Mrs. laabelta M. Giving haa made a $50,000 grant Gersld maintained Jiere Palmer Sprerh'* minor grass fire at 8 0 'Main St. the committee because they wrill Dakota arranged tentatively to see May, 186.E. O nter St., wa* held chairman for the 3-year pledge | Hsi tford and Miss Marjorie 1-eld- (30» RIRTHDAY PARTY (22-M) ROY ROGERS the future Regional .District 8 to Trinity College, the college an­ had not complied with the statutes and Hose Co. 1 of the SMFD waa: not take order* from the "boas” ; the President In Washington Mon­ yesterday afternoon at 2 li'clock "You C*n T*Bta Th* Quality” program,. Will apeak.-comniemling | holdt. South School principal, Tapr Our Food Is Famous For C:0f f R) AMOS AND ANDY high school was supported last to Gryk's “ dual role"; to "reckless . , nounced today,. the Congregation for Its faithful- | Recorder In Reading.' by falling to Identify himself to (IRk KIIIDIP; KARTOONS on a call for a grass fire at 152 day with a aimilar plea. in St. Mary's Episcopal CHurch, qlTAIJTV, qiTANTITY, FAIRLY PRICED KIT C ARSON night by representatives of Colum- s ^ a t" lT:1.5"t(;d*y.‘ statements" isaued under Gryk'* y The grant, given to Trinity aa ness In -thisthis fflrst year. Mlas Heidi the other driver Involved. with the Rev. Alfred L. WllliMts, Palmer was flned $50 when con­ qUAIJTY,' qiTANTITY, FAIRLY I’KK'KD —•'Drvir* AnK#l Tump’* hla and Colchester at a meeting at ; ______sponsorship; and to Orj-k’s "fail­ Schimmeel." a high Hchool senior. (LM I'ARTOONS YOUR YARN SHOP Lebanon High School. They voted rector, Bsaiated by the Rev. Elli­ victed here. qUALITV, QUANTITY, FAIRLY ,1’IUC'KD All Art Needlework S(ipplle* ure to support candidates . . . ' o ______,1 „ 1 nn will speak concerning her partici­ Bolton C:M ( P> ANNIE OAKLEY to recommend to their Individual nominated by th# majority of d U S p e i K l e C t 1 e m i son Marvin, former curate at\St. The Court o,f tommon Pleas —**Drnd >lni^s Rlnff" Mary's, officiating. Mra. William pation In the support of the pledge QUALITY, QUANTITY, FAIRLY PRICED •FREE INSTRUCTIONS hoards of education'that vo-n/ ^ ’•"« P n iry Democratic voter*. - ----— ■proceeding wss a Jury trial and tifti THE LI'rV SHOW Kloppenburg was .organist. 1 program. tTTi I.ONCi 40HN/SILVER studenta from their town should "As loyal Democratic party UTHIMNIAN HALL Court Continues Judge C. FitzGerald presided. t.TR) RANGE RIDER • FREE PACKING Given McCryslal I The Rev.' John E. Post will be sent to a center located In He- Judjie Fines M an members." the five aigner* of the i \ Burial vriil be in the Old W illi­ ! preach a sermon appi'opriste .. to CHOICE LEGAL lEVERAGES -"-“ HnrAn of Rrokm Raw" Open Tiieik to Sat. 9145-5:00 mantic Cemetery, Willimantic, at S ilversteiii Case (S5) CISCO RID Thursday Evening Till 9 bron. r n i ^ • ' statement conclude, "our con-' FOR HIRE the occasion, entitled "Our Chris-, 7:M < N) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Members of a leglonal vocation­ Thomas N. McCryatal Jr.. 16. the convenience’ of the family. ; tion Stewardship Calls Us To: O n 1 A m o u n t s ' aclences do not permit u* to fol- of Maple St., Vernon, was given Wedding*, Parties, Dances itlU ORIENT P:XPRESS M l 9 .2 3 5 8 al agriculture consultlnR commit­ ' low a leadership that substitutes Dedicate Our Resources to God." EAST RREAK THE RANK a suspjsnded indeterminate sen­ Miss .Miartha KaaulHI \ ' / Bivltun.... Api'12' 14 (Special) - tSP) SAN FRANCISCO REAT so COTTAGE STREET tee and representatives of bos:'ds talk, for performance." , • Orecn Rnom for small groups In thia flrst year, the.rongregs.- The Sllversteln zonlng\a.se sched­ Coventry. April 14 (Special)— A tence at the Cheshire Reformatory Largely attended f u n e r a j MONDAY —*‘lu>n4»nak C«»p” MANCHESTER, CONN. of education in the area also voted • Main Ballroom . for large tiop haa purchased two tracts on uled for Trial Justice Churl Tues­ t.TS) MCSIC FROM .MFA|>OW- unanimously that the area under Mansfield man who, his attorney for Boys and probation for one lervicea for Mias Martha Kaaulkl, groups Parker St. near Jordt St. A Build' day evening has been Cnntlmied HROOK diacuaslon was too large to be" said, "doesn't have a sou to his .vear, oh condition that he receive 172 Canter St., wer* hrid ye*tcr-< ing Committee, undei' the chal/- (ST) FAVORITE STORY i:M ( M) Yor Asked for it name," was fined $106 in Trial Jus­ Seal N ew O fficers psychiatric treatment, by Judge day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the • Kitchen fnrllltirs for both until May 1. according to an an- Opnalnf I HI HITCHCaCK PRESENTS: MH) SEC RET FILE I . S. A. sei-ved by one center. manahip of i^lton B. Cowles, /is nouni-ement by court officials. TharftdaY . (IH-W» REAT^THE CLOCK Lebanon has al.so, indicated that tice Court last night by Justice Wesley Ghyk today. T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, "rte • OS street parking ^ preparing for constnirtton acMvl- - leirerTRNAKTs i WOBK iXi GREAT GILDERSLEEVE Mrs. Ehlher Bllversteln's at­ IIT-dPi THE RIG SCRPRISE (34) IT'S A GREAT LIFE It would file for a centei'. At last Leroy M, Roberta. O f Toaslniaslers Tlie youth, originally charged ReV.. Eh'Ich O, Brandt, pastor of ONLY ! ties to commenced at .a/date , _ . RGIBTR*’ ttarrldt (5.1) OZARK JI'RILEK ^ (.13) FILM FESTIVAL • l\Block from bus atop torney, William Pomeranlz. re­ I TamVKwrII Rhrrrn Nartb night's meeting, however, the pos­ AttJ’. Milton W. Horwltz recom- with taking a motor vehicle with­ the Concordia Lutheran Church, set by the congregation. 8:DV t JACKI.K GLEASON SHOW (55) DIRECTOR'S PLAV3IOI SE tenable rates quested the delay In hearing the -• Pla« — '' —With Audrey Mendowo A ^;3« ( 4-51) PRIVATE HP:C'RP:TARV sibility of locating an ■ additional tiiend^d to Roberta that he be out the owner'* permlselon, had officiated, and burial was in East *‘BR1> Sl'NOOnS'* (IH) CO.MMAND PERFOR.M- lenient with Clifford''C. Champion, Raymond O oper will represent! tbe charge reduced to bieach of Cemetery. case because of pre.saure of other Mn*.- /Trl.w Art Cnrney center at NoiAvlch ratlier than the Chew 'N Chatf'Chaptel- of 3 Big Super Specials , ILWAY S T .-^I 8^8158 The United States has 6,5(XI Na­ (Ul STORIES OF THE WEST ANCE—"See My Idinyerr* business. Thari. Haa. (12-34) NPF.CTACI I.AR~ .(C«)or) I.,eliannn was also indicated. released from. Jail thia week the peace on recommendation of The bearer* were James Potts, tional Guard units. lUaarc Opra 7:i# , l!?-Se» PERKY ^'OMO SHOW Prosecutor John R. FitzGerald. David Simmon*. Frank Young, Ar­ ' Tlie defendant was serr'ed ,a |Rkn« HtaHn T.M i:U (ineRtu: TennesseA Ernie "Salute lit RaaebaU" Roy W. Christof Hclslei, superinten­ s:ca;;;;;“;ny Vine' S ' STORE HOURS: Monday Mini Saturday ^:30 to S:30— Tiuirsdoy TM 9:00 warrant early this vveek/*inder the ^ ftaadav Ford- / Campanella, -Willie 'Maya. dent of Regional District 8, stated He made the recommendation thur Ouimet, Thomas Wilkie and *Th# Maa With Hobby Thomhod, Robin Rob* bv^r^Zlhe;'''’ *’* ‘’"‘‘‘ lire wbe); l]Te amrh^^nu^ Thomas Weir. direction of the ZoivHig Boai’d ^Ibr GoldnH Arm* yc'w ertn. Yogi Berra. Bob FeL that arrangements have been com­ on the basis of a psychiatric, re- which msintains that ■■! dance ler. Al Kaline. Hilly Pleree. pleted for the preliminary filing aiampion was charged with 11- ; rSnfe!le^i-»"oV\he"orean' pozi on McOyatal by Dr. Harold 8:44 < THE ED SCLLIVAN SHOW william il. Armltzong. . studio she Is erecflng on Cider f Scene of (iYnce Kelly In of an application for the-center by '*"« of ^ ^ held. He will de- Bancroft pf Hartford, wlilcji said MANCHESTER ’The funeral of William J, Arm­ "Good Newti", Ricky tjivae the regional board. ‘ "S ^ h T ric h t to : liver a speech in competition with a cor.-ectlve sentence In Jail on THE ARMY AND Na Vy A "Olvlng*\ r. S. Naval The number of farms In towns the original charge would only re­ strong, formerly of Doane St., was LUMBER, Inc. Academy Glee Clnb] (.VI) r V. pLAviiorsE which have indicated that they turn the youth to society with held at I' o’clock yesterday after­ BUILDING MATERIALS K:10 (.VI) THE VISITOR would send students to this district fined. $3' each etnn on the Isit firal wliich: two j *" RoWr^Macomber. 1*'* president of "fnrther ethical and moral de­ noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, S;0U ( K) TED .MACK'S A.MATELR counts anand $100 on the l a s t j ^ * ^ chapter. Is also slated teHoratlon , with the Rev. Dr. Fred R. Edgar. AND HOIR Is ss follows; Hebron. 115: Colum- (IK-.15» TV THF.^ATER his. 101; CoUhester.^ 188;-Andover, Roberts levnjed ' to take an active part in the cort- i Th* doctor_____ felt ps.vchlatrlc______minister of the South Methodist MASON SUPPLIES ran fine him on that chargi.’ (11-.14) TV HOCR . 32; and Marlboroug’h. 35. ference. ■. Jieatment would be the»beat thing n7ficlallng. Burial wa* In (55) HALF HOI K FILM Horwitz aald Champion waa re­ ^for the youth, . . . whom „he . lettnedA _ . ' Rll^klava#! Cemetery.Oavv* 1 We Finance Your Jobs 9:34 (IK) PLAYIIOCSE IK The new officers of the club. EVER y \ s AT. NIGHT— NEW t i m e 1 :0 0 P .M . (53) HALF HOI R FILM Manchester Evening Herald'.An­ leased this week from the Hart­ were installed this week bv Msrk L*n varly vase of "schizophrenia The casket was carried by por- KEA'Tt^RING 755 Center 8t— MI 8-5144 , (65) ALFRED HITCHCOCK dover correspondent. Mrs. Paul ford County Jail and„. is paying and ' hut not yet mentally ill • tera.' ■ ■ COME ONE COME ALL r- REFRCt^HHENTS ^ PRESENTS —"The Orderlp DANCING TO THE MUSIC .OF . World of Mr. Appleby" |< BOB PEARSON’S ORCHESTRA liS* ( i) OTAGi; SHOW— Wl(k n.r- he sttuck here Dec. 2 In addiuon Be.Mdes „ ____ other . Macomber. o ffi-‘ ' ’ille____ defended MrCrystal and ■ ^ ■ " L " T r i o .'/ ■ •ey Rro«. nnd ‘lane Taylor , to making alimop>- payments. ■/ cers are Charles Nute and Russell aK>ced with the final sentence. Tw o Youths Face And Vocoilit EETTY WEEER Dancer*. F.lla l.ogaa,' the In another ca.se laat night, a Holmes, vice pre.sidents; Herman '.made by the Judge aa a result of Fnnr Acf«, .Mar*hall k Far­ charge of failure to gVant one-half r~ - !((ER^'G ilELICIOUH * I rell. 'Jimmy RandAlph. and .Dvorak, secretary: Robert o'Con- F"“ *GeralfVs recommendation, Larceny Charges Jackie KobinRAn Money . ( Personal Notices I the htghway^againat Reginald Els- nell. treasurer: and Burton Rice, TTie yguth wa.t returned here (.$5) LONE WOLF I worlh. Daley Rd., \v*s nolled. • :M ( «) LAWRENCE WELK SHOW ^ sergeant at arm*. “ ft*'" apprehended by New DINNER^and LaPIZZA Retiring president Edwin -Lamb : York C!ity PolicV with a car he had ’Two Months, arrested by police (Eai I-aPizza Here—-or Take It Out) i.SVIlli TW'f) PtiR THE MONEY IN YOUR PACKET / (11-14) SPfcCTACCLAR —*”Ma rco In Memoriam explained the purpose of the club I taken to try out before pui'chaae last pight and charged with lar­ ROUlARDjOHnfOn) PaIa" (color) Alfred Drake u of «ur hruttit*)’ John following a'birkey dinner serve1 Sllle West of lf:S4 ( K) ETHEL ik ALBERT Tha .paeninir year* riif) nrvor <\un West Hartford. / plno, 19, o f Wethersfield, arrested MUSLIN (Il-St) YOCR HIT PARADE kloseph Monaegllo. 80 School 'St.;', py He-bert Klecolt. Jack Haney. HEREATLAST . . . WE’VEG O Tnr. . Oakland Street on Carl Eaton. 34 Bilyue Rd'.; Mra.luck Connor*. Clint Hendrickson by Patrolman William Pearson. WALNUT RESTAURANT (53) ,WRE8TLIN(t AIwkvr romemhui-* ti hy hi* Police allege'd they were in- Tolland Turnpike Rrstihpr* sut\ «i*(^r. T.Walnut Street-^Tel. MI 9.8070 il:tt) ( s\ DOI'GLAS FAIRUA.NKS NORMAN’S Alice Martin, ,160 S. Main St.; ; *n'r1 Atlv.. Frankr m nK rMien.Shea, • C 1E4 « RNANCING epHAGES PRESENTS—-’A New' Life" Vernhn Mitchell. Tolland; JDeborah I Xplved In thel iheft laat night of SHEEtS (IK) .MILLION DOLLAR .MOVIE 445 Hartford Rd. TH. Ml 8-4397 ' In Memoriam ertmn > John McGovern was toastmaster i L . i f a r e l l i l o P a c e hub cap* from Manchester Motor —"tineBl Wife" I Weidig. Rockville; Frank PiacTi., for the nrinclpal sneakera that In'- HERICro UNOBTAINABLE, NOW WE CAN H n ANCB , J«,hii A. rr*ll ' Sales, 512 W. Center .St,, worth (1?) DOLLAR A SEt OND -242 Woodbbndge St.: Mrs... Carol eluded Edward Folsom, William about $100. (St) INNER'SANCT.FM i«iif ( Ri coNRAn. NA(ip:i th k a- tn Invlnz mnninrv of .iiv lc P eriled D h xv/e —"Candlelight In Algeria*' (51) FAITH FOR TODAY Wifa- I.llA ; Mrs, Marjorie MHler,. Bolton, Rd.. CTit-Utpia*. w is arrested yester­ ■ 8:30-10:15 - SO IIG ; . . SO GREAT . . . IT'S (W) WATERFRONT famous mak(E» first quabiy* About^ 3 0 0 A Week goLTiON Non:H (55) NIGHTCAP EDITION ON 10:34 « H’ WHATS .M> LINE Vernon: Paul Gagne. I l l Grove day and rhaigcd With two counts i "THE SQirARE JI'NULK” NEWS (iK)^ d a te lin e EFROPB Says J?)teven»()ii of ftaudulent'i.seue of check*. You Bovy 33c en ovary pair you buy I 11:46 (y») PREVt'ES In Memoriam 'St.. Rockville; Mias M * 11 n.d a 1 ' We won't vvaale your, Shown; 8;.55 . (IDTHI■ “ IE VISE . ni> mo(h'‘r, R o o m e, Thompsonville; .I<}hn He waa teleaaed after posting time iinlesB you owii your HELD OVER-THRU MQN^ .11:34 ( 8) MtiHTCAP THEATi:i (14) CIIAMPIONSHir lUlWLINa In Invinr . '(11) EARLY4 LATE SHOW Elizab'-th ■ warrtork ‘ who pAR.fl^d «WB> Boucher, Rockville: Miss Mary . (Coatiaued from Page One) ll.fiOO bond. Ol.'arelli surrendered GRANTLRND own lot free* and clear. ■ : SHOW.N TODAY A T 4:30-7:04-9:30 . "Countes* of .Monti CrUta" AprU' 15;- mB. ,1:34 ( R) new s' (55) SHERUH’H HOLMES ! McCann, 109 Foster St.; .Mr*. A g­ himaelf at police headquarters In .Many mitdela and sizes. 11:' » R-U-.Yil Hl'.NDAV SKH'S SPB- ' First Quality.. .Luxury Shoor CIAI. Th<» niAd tiiin ihff nes Alcirirh. Rockville; John El- would see that veterans received 1 company with his attorney, police Some easily eonvertlble , !*■ »UK wr Piiuli must iif’Ait what he termed proper medical said. , • j NURSIRY ERECTIONS: (*!> riONRF;* VAlLt:V THRA- ' Atihmiifh It hnnEs ns s"m*w ; liott. 'Willimantic; Carl Brolin, 62 to year round living. Now th«y w*r4olon*...t)«a dri(t*r and TK R " -V , KIdridge St.; Mrt. Louise Bonino. and hospital care. —-’ Proaerutol-' John R. FitzGerald j (Ml roNGRKsK.uAN riiiiin Who’ll A lov.'d I'liu Rops ahPAtl ' l.')7 S. .Main St.; Hjalmar Carlson. Kefauver continued his usual se[ld the ammlnt of the, allegedly : , 406 KEINEY ST. A. Com|fletely| erected, we'll do alt theYoncrete and woodwork ih* girl...and th* whol* town kn*w ill INSURANCE Mils I «l Sl'KRI.OCK — - Still i!» r-*mr«ot kiiUWiiiK I’SIS S-T-R-I-T-C-ll dill MiLi.to.N iio i. i. A * .iiovn; \V(* Wtir tl)*'«t'AKHin flnin*’ fiB^, [9 Memlock St.; Richard Kaclniki. campaign pattern of shaking a*'had checks which, leaulted in hia ! a IP you are a do-lt-ynuraelfi enthusiast, we ^-an deliver the —"Gar«t WIf." When rYi^f>A»ul |>Alii atp ovrr 146 F.dward St.;- Daniel Sullivan, many hands as possible during a i.'.atilng the warrant under which TECHNlCOLoOnJ <3*1 THF. lATK aitoir llrd AWA\'. LaiitfscaiiGs ^ aheU pre-bullt structures, in ras,v tn erejrt panel units, It-? -- -II — Ti|r 1. ' * ■ REAL ESTATE —**ra«r of Thr l'rlRhl.n.d And th*^ rh.nd^ liAv. ^ “ .j 33 Nathan Rd.; .Mlas Anns .Mori- busy 18-hour day lr(s the . Tampa- Clfarelll was aqreated totaled N Y L O l l S ( t*9ul*r*l) two m encan------easily handle all romponeht*. %uimm' . I.ndy" rmuRlK'i Mvitk arty, .54 Arch St.;.Edwin Backofen. St. 'Petersburg area. He hopes to about $3,700. The alleged offenses diaries W.‘ Lothrep lUl MII.I.ION Unl.I.AR MO\IB Evarsrioas II:W ( »: MVNTFRV TIIF.ATFR (-heriy. St.. R(Kkville: Mrs Joan ^ win Florida’s 28 Democratic pre'sl- occurred Dec. 6 and 16, 1955. about We do all the concrete wo^k, then you runtinue with 10 day* before the fire. > , Plan "$'\ A^ney. Inc. VV‘ -'Artful .Murdrr*' In'Memoriam Orueasher. 93 Vernon'St Chsrjes ' dential' preference primary votes iJii.l I ai Lidstedt; P’.ast Hartford; Jere-ion MaJf 29. Tlie company plant, located at Flowariag Shrubs - Look! The finejt fitting ny« . CHARI.e s W. I.ATHROr . ri;.U I3.M M G H TI A F EOITIO.N .NCW9 In loving n i»'n i'"' of ..m U'Viiir H t*i)< »r OiifiiK-. Srhi.rs, »h o miah Shannon, .viedford. Maas.;] Kefauver had a breakfast meet- 99J Qgrdner ' St., was tfltally :de- Mall or Call Today for Free Ca lOG East fVnter Street li:S.Y (.«> PREVt'ES Ion* made... arid at the low- j,. C A U T Q D A Y *»*>■ Apri) 1.1. 1552. ..Mi.ss Gladys Sloan. 25 Chester Dr. j Ing here with the Lawyers' Title litroyed tn-a sp«|L‘L*cular fire a-few Manchester. Csnn. e*t possible pri«, too! Full- d o n m Reed! a iil-iil thoushl, * /orr.'t K-nr, . AD.MTTTED TODAY: Misa Min-1 Insurance Assn. and. planned 'to days After (jhriatlnaa. Attach- CENTLE.MEN: K i m N o u a k ICenps his n<-'m"i>' ^vrr d-ar. . | jl)ie Hewitt, 31 Foster St. , leave at iO a.m, (EST) by-private menta totaling ahout $20,000 have fashioned with tlim Mamz , 2 0 x 4 0 C H ;,L. $-6311 WITHOUT OBLIGATION 81'MIAY; APRII, 1» JOHN I. OL^SON And ahile )«- li's In praci-ful -l-<‘ p. I GUK.IWIPA-UONU HAMPTON-BENPOllACK-npOY WILSON ’ moniory wp shAll AlwA>.«^.kP/p. BIRTHS YES’TERDAY: A spa j plane'foii< .Miami, Where he'l* ex- alme been entered against the that stay straight . . . and > ■ □ Please mall your Cottage to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pryor, 39 pected to make a talk oh the .Mid-|.firm. 'EDWAIIO*Kie’Olff W/M Jbb HARRY JAUtS-MARIHA 1HI6n-2IGGY IIMA.N RI UAIMIE Painter and Decorator Booklet I ® dR-.VII KAC'E THE NATION Kv'T run^ nil)' )«'4 l») (Jotlage St:; a daughter to M r.' die East In ope .of,'his most Im-i No court date has yet-)ieen set f latte'fjng narrow heeli, ~ Hon<^ Towelf □ We woiiMI like personal . *w «b wma sMssb^r^ stmrtootmf/ (ri-UI WrUKi WlltE WORI.lt (la Bone. dAURhltTR And ri Andt hlldi pti. R o s a l i n d Prugrra.i "la Par.all of 7 4 ^ and Mus.. Russell . Hartman. 25 ' pdrtant-a.'saue to cd'ngNta.", _ 4 ...... laiifiiiiii • . ...■ . .' ■ . > r- I .V / " 'i n,,, j j i ' 'I Ui, . iKi n I 1 ' ft * fj 1 ^ • ' . . •. t-,. H t ' J: : y . .r • • - i'

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FAGS FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1966 ...... :— B o lto n Rainier Chaplain Good Flying Wenjy Navy Commis^ionR Join Gillon G «b Gov. L to to Face C o r n l i y El lison-Gentilcore Wedding Cos Station Application Faces Apjplauds Grace Manch'sater pb)M art n Carrier Saratoga Rad Croaa offlciala hhva an,- 'i^etfsiiry T ax Suit Pupils to Receive ' prosaic bunch. they aay, nouncad the lataat additlona to tha On# Gallon Donor Club aa' they're Juet lntereeted\ln facta, (CoatUiied rron 0«e) Ojwtiiiaag fraas Pag* Om ) . , Motor Vehicle Croup Hearing (Oaattnnad from rhga tw e) Salk Shot Forms not tBUcy.X of tha laat drawing. 1%ey art Clifford H. Douoett#, Mra. appeeranqes as much as peasibls So vriMfn a Manchester wom­ Federal iwd atata notables. In-- would not aay how much that . ♦ Boltan, April j4 (Special)—Te 8ATUR1 APRIL U Compile by Btifdtntc of;, ManchMter Hlpb School CovBitry. April 1« (Bp*cl*l)—A an tMaphorted them yesUrtlM Irena Jehnaon. Oua Frank, tha was. VOL. xxiii;i, N J ^ 2 8 Mil* Helen Eitei, Faculty Adviaer befora tha'wadding. eluding Navy Secretary Charlea Rev. J. R. T e a w , Paul M. i Officials of the Motor Vehicle De- j| Sp^aka to L 4*af(ue * Balk polls vaccina cllbtc tbr all Rainier has tumad ovar tha pal- afMmoon' to report she had, He siid he wants to test tha X- two red wheels connect- S. Thomaa,' art to fake part in tha Latulippe, Carle Cf. Morrill and partment will hear the application I grada childrtn and those who aca to Qraca and her parenta. He Mrs. (Jlsdyi Melbert. cbnatltumnallty of the tax Itaelf, leavea each night to aleep in. hlaf 'td by an axle and flying "like immiaaioning on the huge flight of John J. Barninl, Manchester, for I hava not rekchad jk alr MUi birth­ a wren," they were not In-- of the ahip, /berthed^ at Tha Red Croaa. Bloodniobile and the tiae of tax money for approval to build a gas station on ! I-«^re chosen to at­ ra)>Uln of. the- MH.S Rifle of Atomic- Energy at Oakridge, There will be a charge of 60- Hilton/ hadn't ahowed up yet. ■hips, including. tha blggeft. 45,- ‘I* acraa. tion! oh the ground that tax pay­ Thursday. ford Saturday, March 18 from 9 i tend the All-State Chorus next Team Monday, April 9, aj a jTehn., in thC morning aasembllM .. cents for administration. Moniuiana were looking forward to OOO^on battleships. But the 'Sara­ ■/' ment! were being use«l\for pur­ banquet held at the Garden Tha entire populatiion of a city The Manchester Boning Board a.ih. to 4 p.m.. .and April 7, 9 a.m. | fall. The. members of the band { held Monday, April 0. Several, O O r Town Chairman grtat|ng him in tha hopes ha might toga, at 1,039 feet In length,, la poses clsimed by the t s i^ y e r to of Appeals turned down a similar to 11 p.m. Delegates attending the. , Grove for the rifie team when John r . Chappells was reelected build a new hotel here. t the nearby Hermilsge—where three feet longer than the Fdt- of 40,000 coul’lid atand on her decks. have not yet tried Aut, j demonatratlona were uaed to make be unconstitutlonsl.'- request by Barninl March 26, in Model Legislature from the Sen- aw-arda were made. ' ! the talk vivid. , / chairman o f ^ e Republican Town A t one time you could count 17 many of the wedding party are restal, and also swifter and more- In height, from-Jceel to top meat, Thoke from the choirs w)io Lee said he Bnd his a t t ^ c y s which he proposed to build a sta­ lor Hl-Y were Representatives Mai •! . ' Baseler Was awarded the i An electrically controlled screm ' Committee Tlvursday night at the e^fpensivc automobiles with U.S. staying—that lobby sitters stare potentiy equipped. 'the giant carrier riaea to tha equiv­ jiave studied this esse, tod but will attend are; firat aopraho, tion on property which would have Carlson, Bill Karvells and .JDom I Mariette Gagnon; second' so­ I highest junior claaiiflcatlon ; was used to show the construenon . Booth-Dimock ^Memorial Library. license plates in the ares by the i with curiosity when they hear IL Her newly designed 250.000- alent of a 35-atory building. She'll still want to get into court. TTuifs abutted another' gas outlet loca­ i Actress Rita Gam, a bridesmaid, carry, a crew of about 8,800 of- Squatrito; Senator Bob Warren. i prano, Mary Moriarty; ' first p*.- J, - » that la offered by the National of the atom and, what is rneant ‘ Mrs. A. Harry' , W. Olsen was casino and Hotel de Paris, head-' .j hoi-Kpower engines have the high­ why, said the governor, he wd(|Us tion at Center and Church Sts. President Pro tern' of the Senate said her first -impression of the flcera and men. A alto, Evelym Yavlnaky; aecond Rifle Assn, -ta dlsttiiguiahed by an lantope. Tranamu(Ation. ' elected rice chairman: Bertron A.. quarters for the, wedding guests. est propulsion force of any ever to know more specifically what the A t the Rockville hearing, par­ Barry Schaller; and 'alternates rifleman. the process of. one type o f atom Hunt, secretary and Winthrop You also could see the gleaming Uhy resort was that people "dress InsUlled on,an Amarican vessel, Taking over as'-her commander government will do In Its “ usua alto, Anne Simpaon: firat ha.ss, ents of chlldreh attending the Dick Carter and Dick W r i g h t . ' Ben -olio; aecond bicss, Wayne Letter glvarda were also changing to another, v,-da de­ ' Marriam, treasurer. black Rolls-Royce o f Greek ship­ for Fifth Avenue, not the Riviera." about the equivalent of. 100 train, at the commissioning ceremonies manner" of collecting the delin­ Northeast School argued that the Attending from the Junior Ht-Y scribed. While explaining how Before . the election, three ping magnate Aristotle Onsssis, The Americans in particular are locomotives. Is Cspt. Robert J. Stroh. 48,. a New quent tax. 'Keith. given - to prese.nt co-captalna proposed station would be a safety were Representatives Lee Bogll, Jon Harrison tind Bob Miller atoms are- split, Mr,. Maya said vacancies on the Oommltee were who owns a big share of the shunning the casual sports clothes Although her top speed Is secret, York-born career - officer who .Completing his second term ai hazard to children walking to and Dave Guay and Danny Renn. that it la possible to nM uce dlf-| filled by Mrs. Raymond .Stoner, casino, and the gold-triromed suitable to a resort city. And you she'll cruise at an average of weathered some of the h o t t e s t governor, Lee plans to ’ announce Mrs. Mildred. Allea and to Itaaeler, Dave Nutter,' from aehool in the area. liie main purjtose of the Youth Steve l^cRman, William Hand­ ferent atoms by the^^llttlng of J. LeRoy Schweycr and Hunt. daimler of Sir Bernard and Lady can almost Invariably spot mem­ about 34 knots (a little over 38 Pacific fighting In World War II. his political Intentions tomorrow, Atty. John D. LaBelle repre­ and Government Assembly, spon­ (he Uranium atom. Another elec­ School IWemis \ Docker of Britain. bers of the wedding party by the miles an houri. Hts home, with his wife, Gloria, when Income taxes are due. Mildred P. Allen, secretary of ler, Dick 'Thoraell, Ala:i Ferris, sented Bamini in Rockville and sored annually by the YMCA. la. Fat Fogarty tric poster showed me proceea of The schools' hot lunch menusTor So little French Is spoken In the new look of their dresses, suits, She's about five, city blocks and two children now la in Alex­ “ ThAt seems to me to. be as an state, will be the' guest speaker at Larry La Pella Lawrence Harmon and William Atty. Wesley €. Gryk represented as Governor Abraham Rtblcoff of Hold Discu88ions Breadheft. fission and chain rMcUon. (he week will be as follows: Mon­ lobbies of the Hotel de Paris and hats and shoes. long, and about a block (252 'feet) andria, Va. appropriate time as any," he said. him on the Manchester applica­ the annual dinner of the Manches­ . Uraiilum 235 ia/one o f the ete^ Connecticut stated, "The sooner Wayne Keith, '67, day, pork stew, sandwiches, cake tion. ter LeaguO of. Women Voters, our youth begins learning about On Famous Bookk "Dim the bouse ’Ights" A History of Western Civilization ments- used for atomic bomba, An­ squares; Tuesday, frankfurt in Dress Re\'ue Slated government, the better that gov­ \"Open the curtain' . • Brinr I course occupies a great-dial of our other model rep/eeented the uran­ roll, potato chips, string beans whichXtt'lll be held Mondsy, April . .. , / ,;* ! legionnaire's scholaftic time and A dozen Bolton girls will partici­ ernment is going to be.” In' ad­ Panel discussions on famous up the iitage lights. . ." are dll j inspired a great ambition into ium In a reacror, producing hast pudding; Wednesday) potato salad, 16,/at the Manchester Country energy which/ la absorbed by pate In a 4-H Dress Revue at the dition. the program affords to books have been held through the sliced ham, beets, grapefruit; Club at 6:30 p.m. fanqillar theatrical tbr.na to this ' a future plan -that of traveling to liquid sodlun/ and potasalum. The University of Connecticut this young people of Connecticut, par­ past months in two freshmsn Thursday. Spanish nee with ham- . ■ ■' 'S ' Connecticut's new primary law week^s Legionnaire, Lawrence R. Europe every day, as a studeiit, i Awards Given heat la extMcted from 'the liquid evening. ticipating In Hl-Ys throughout the World Understandings claaaes burg, cabbue aalad, cookies; ^ i - The show, to be held at the Unl- will be the topic of Mra. Allen's LaPolla. For the past two years, !" sodium art^turna a turbine, wniqh talk. One of the six women secre­ State, the opportunity to become taught by Miss Mary McAdams. day, tuna Ssh pie, diced carrots,, ^(3SI£BR4tnk ^versity Agricultural] Arena, will acquainted and work with, teen­ Larry, a Sock and Buskin mem-1 tumn a generator to produce elec­ ice Cream. Bread, butter and milk taries of state In the country, Mrs. The panels were a follow-up fo To Thespians feature . about 230j participants, agers from other parts of the her, haa Ven the lij^ttng techni-! m r e ^ to Ih^t i X tricity. J Sure served with all meals, Allen’s election to state office cli­ reading the books after studying The of Isotope! In medicine oFSTvpeniDotJs irgest group ever jenrolled. State. Over 250 boys and gir|s the countries In which the authors clan forAhe major productIona and , X fu r a abort time, It la evident tor. Eckert to Speak \Bolton girls to participate are maxed a long career in civic, waa n^tloned. The diagnoala political and cultural activities. participated In the program rep­ lived. ^5 a. I that ju»t thiR picture or panoramic At Banquet X . Dr. Ralph Eckert of the Guid- ' P »fty Braun, Phyllis Converse, of lighting thgt.hewas one of the of European culture/is not and matment o f some diaeasea ' nnec Department at the University She is the wife of Connecticut's resenting m o r e than 50 high Miss McAdams. chose a chair­ K t lV B S Judrih Fraser,. Tlria Pesola, Pa- schools In Connecticut. ------i crew of Ihe prize-winning...1 1 play ' sufficient a)iq the student is certain can M made with radlo-ectlvp o f Connecticut will be speaker at former lieutenant governor and man for each book, whose'aasign- Sock and Buakin, Manchester meljt Radding, Sally Strickland "On Borrov e j Time" in the New that only to see these worideia first m at^ala resulting from ftaalon. the North District School' PTA former mayor of Hartford, Ed­ Each HI-Y organization partici­ ment was to select questions for High's drama clpb, held ita.annual r. Maya demonatrated the Use and Marion Stygar of B o lt o n pating zubmitted a bill which was discussion from the Indicated Englanc' Drains Festival In Mar­ hand wllj-aatlsfy her Intebesta, meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Thimble Pushers. Leaders of this ward N. (Ned) j Allen, . is , _ known • . __ as blehead, Mass., iasUyear. Ibesplan b a n q u e t Wadneaday, n il a Geiger co\inter by using *' suditbrium. His illustrated talk then jjrocessed through the leg­ book. The panels consisted of all . Our legionnaire this/week is group'Hre Mrs. MFronMV Lee. Mrs. Larry la really Intel eated in the Miss Patricia Fogarty, the oldest April 11, at the Manchester Coun­ lyatch with a luminous dial, show- ' w ill be "Parents and the Teen­ Liirlns rhpla been extremely active in women's islature in exactly the aame pro­ the students who had read the try qiub. Ihg how much radiation a person Louis Uimmock Jif. and Mra. Er­ cedure as that used by the regular book. theater and dramatics. He recently daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard agers.'* MRS ALFRED ELLISON nest Pesma. Republican Club affairs. The A'committee of juntora, Marion receives from that type of watch. mother of two children, Mrs. Allen Connecticut Legislature. During The chairmen Include: "Lea directed and also 'Cted.in s 1 -aot M; Pqgarty of 111 Ridge St. In­ ' HoaUaaes will bq Mrs. Everett Other Bolton giills Include Anne play, "Submerged." I^henever Filch, Andrea Cyr and Joanne On 8 dummy, he showed how a . Barth, chairman, with second GARDEN CENTER // has devoted much time to civic, the opening sessiqn on March 10, MIserables,” Karl Pelchell snd Bob formally known eg Pat, and at- Barry, headed by the clubs of­ ceiger counter can locate tha , Miss Marge Ocriildlnc fiyutll- maids wore similar walta-length Peresluha, yeane Pouech, Suzanne Donovan: "Tale of Two Cities," Larry has a chance to go to New tractiv'ely crowne^wlth red treaaei, grade mothers aaalsted by. drat charitable and educational proj­ bills were I introduced and report­ ficers, completed arrangements for source of blood congestion after core, daughter of Mr. and gowns of crystalette over taffeta, Renekcr, Patriciai Styicktand and ed, either favorably or unfavor­ Steve Thomas and Norma Picker­ York City, hia former home, he our legionnaire /la . profeaaibnally grads mothers. ects in the greater Hartford area. called "baby qfiter" and la em­ the banquet. Following dinnqr, a the patient has swallowed a harm- mads with fitted bodices, long Beverly Tutt|e of the CleVi^r Cut­ Among these are listed the Con­ ably, by committees, snd cam­ ing; "Ivanhoe,” Charles Ryan and tries to see one ol the Broadway Thera will be a. Chinese suction Nicholas GcnUlcorc, .57 Oak ters. LeaderaXof this group are ployed every week aa auch. series of tnaata were offered by leas radio-active aubatance. o f etched aluminum plates and torsos and bouffant skirts, that of Saturday April 14 and Sunday April 15 necticut Child Welfare Assn., paign speeches were delivered by Paula Adams; "I.,orna Doohe," shows. Of course, Larry reads became thd'-bridc of Paul A lfiv College-level EnglUh IV and William Knight, '57; Undd Beld- A question period followed the the matron of honor in aqua and Mrs. R. E. Smckland and \Mrs candidates for governor, lleuten- Gall , Noren and Bob Ballard; "Variety" regularly. trays fo r the benefit of the eighth Mitchell House, the Mark Twain History of Western Civilisation, Ing, '57; Tom Riddell. 'M ; preel- assembly in-which the atudenta Ellleon, blench ltd., Bolton, »m>i\ hose of the bridesmaids In orchid PhiHp Dooley. and governor, secretary of state "Pride and Prejudice,” Claire Our senior is also very active grade trip. Memorial Assn., the Girl Scouts', Modern Problems, and Spanish II dent William MacArdle, '66; and found answers to qileattons which Olri Scout Newa v of Edwin Ellison of Wllllmanlic nk. Matching veils and tiaras To ,>leet Monday the Symphony Society of Greater and treasurer, Carlson and Ted Gannutz; In many other extra-curricular ac­ ‘ The Woman’s Auxiliary of the are Pat's-4enlor efforta to prepare faculty advisor Mre. Helen P] ■rose .throughout the talk. Mr. Girl Scout .Troop 71 meetings at and -Mrs. Ruby Ditlrick of Bol­ clace and net over taf­ ROSEBUSHES president of the Manchester by former Chief Justice William ■riie discussions were both, en­ and a member p; the National corsages and'.gifts as tokens o,f ap­ H ICKSI $3.75 Pat haa been a member of the preciation/ Mrs. Skinner in turn, throughout the United Bta.tea, mdet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in soloist, sang "Ave Maria" and feta dusty. H'ue' dress with pink the United Methodist Church has League. Mra. Heard will present M. Maltble. Other highlights were joyable and beneficial to ' the Honor Society, to which he was chosen aa hia sermon tmic tomor­ Glrla' I.«adera' Club for four yeara present^ President MacArdleWith the school' auditorium to make "Panls Angelicns." tTmrch decora­ arte8.sorles qnd a, corsage of pink 2 for $6.50 the annual president’s report sum­ ■« banquet and Governor’s Ball at clasaes. elected In his I'.inlor .year. Larry and a member of Sock and Buakin Ians for a mother and daughter tions were white gladioli ami car­ roses. The ^ t h e r of the bride­ row "Religion, an Assumption or marizing the work of the League Paula Adams, '59 Is a very, actiye member of Cur­ a tie elaip bearing the Theaplan a Reality." the Hotel 'Bond and'addresses by for. three. Her other activitlea in­ emblem. 5anquet to be. held aomethne be­ nations. groom chose A leopard print on during the past year. United Stales Representative Hor­ rent Affairs Club and at this time clude Somanhia, 4; Paint and Pow­ Members Added brown taffeta -dress with black SPREADING YEWS Just ArHped . Services at the church begin at The aw-ard of Beat Thespian, for fore MoUier’a Day. < ' Mrs. Jennie, Gremmo, 96 Maple Other business to be transacted ace Seel.v-Brown and Mrs. Frances Is busy with the Model U.N. As­ der, 1; Current Affalra, S and 4; Recently Invested into the troop, St., sister of the bride, was matron patent leather iteceasories ard a i l a.m. Sunday School Mrvice.s- include the \electlon of officers, ap­ sembly wntch Is. going to fce held Spanish Club 3 and 4; Sophoinore qUtalandlng service In dramatic begin at 9:30. Tomorrow evening Burke RedIck, former secretary of Panel Discussion To World Staff \ hiving passed tenderfoot require- of' honor, atid hridesmalds were corsage of yellowX roses. proval of the local agenda for state. this month. Larry is representing Glrla’ Club and Senior Glrla' Club arts at Manchester.High School, ■___ _ -I ■ 8REVIFOLIA the Intermediate M YF will ^tend was preaeqted to Kenneth Ben­ ' ments were Josn-Ditnnack. Mary Mrs: Marge Oentlleore, 149.Spruce A dinner for menWre of .the im­ 1956-87 and approval of the bud­ B. R. S. '56 New Zealand oh Human Rights As a repreaentative frorn Mail The High School World Staff ' 18-18 In. a Norwich District rally for'm is­ Held by Seniors nett, '56; and for the first time in Ellen Femald, Norms Hodman St.; Mrs. Marilyn Wadsworth, 23 mediate families and close rela­ get for the coming year. and recently went to New York to cheater to a Y-Teen conference, has recently accepted new mem^ tapd Barbara Covey. Mrs. C. L. (Cumberland St., and Miss Sally tives was held at 12^ 'clock this and Now On Sate sions at South Methodist ChiWh Mrs. Chester Koblinsky. chair- ahe traveled to Silver Bay on, Laike Sock and Buskin history the see the New Zealand delegate to $3.75— 2 for S6.S0 , Six members of the senior elass bera for tha coming year. Hedman pinned the girls. Heatley, 198 Che.stnut St. noon at the Itallan\Amerlcan ' ■ . T . , , I man of hospitality. Is in charge of discuss this problem. Larry also Gtoige Iq New YorkTlAlso, In her tom of presenting Best Thespian The following atudenta Svera Named to the Finance Commit­ Donald DeVlta Jot F'.a.'it Hart­ dub, with a rec'eptionV for .IM) WILL BLOOM THIS YEAR X U^e dinner'^arra/gements. A^sist- who participated in the teacher- sllended a Mock Congress ns a sophomore year. Pat wax given a awards to seniors waa aet aside Senior M'YF will meet observing program, sponsored by chosen for repqrtera on tha basil tee Wera Elmore A. Turkington, ford was licst man, and ushers guests following there beginning *"• “ w mg her on the committee are Mrs. Indian Inklings member of the Debating chib. merit award for her service aa When William Knight was pre- of stories which they wrote, their chatntaan; Frederick Mohr, Roland at o'clock. \. GLOBE ARBORVITAE 1000 CLIMBING ROSES church. Tuesday at 8 o’clock thi the Manchester Education Assn. In vice President of the/V-Teens or- sented With the award. were Roy Qoff of Hartford. Rick 2 18-18 In. We offer a limited number B. James Harvey. .Edward Colt- In-previous-years; our I^siglon- scholastic stsnding and their Green, Albert F. Bray and Mer- When leaving on a ..uoto): trip Women's Society , for Christian' nian. Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. W. February, presented a panel dis­ ganlZRlton. . Recognising merltorioua achieve­ Gentllcore of 57 OakXst., and Neil of Packaged Roaee— Hila Service will-meet. On Wednc.sday naire has been a member of teaqhera’ reqommendatlons; David dSAm. ■a" Wadsworth. 33 CCumbWland St. to Florida, the bride will wei^ a Spencer and Mrs . Joseph Ko.r cussion at the meeting of the Bow­ Qur legiomtalie/ la In Church ment In dramatio are. gold Thes­ $2.95— 2 for S4.9S week only.— Fach $1.69 each, 2 for ^ , 9 5 at 8 p.m. the Church Building ^Practice has started French Club, Junior Hl-y and an Nutter, '67;- Evelyn Yavlnakey, \. Kric OlMta w-aa named to a Given In uiarrlatte )>y her b;acU and white tweed .S'.Ut wj^th \VeIl. Mrs. Harvey is in charge of Each day of the week, ers PTA April 10. The following alternate to the Student Council, work as-well aq Uking on MHS pian stars were, presented to the '01; Joan Kent, '58; Patrice Leduc, new Votara Committee with the matching Bcces.sories. The coume Committee mect.s and on Friday reservations. composed the panel: Sandra Ste­ reaponaibllltlea,/'8he la a member following seniors; v .father, the iiride was bltlred in’ a 2 for $2.29— 6 for $5.95 , at p.m. the Couple's Club will Our varsity players Scholastically. Larry has suc­ -*58; Carolyn House, '58; Ctkire remaining mehibeia to be ap­ will be at home at 58 Chestnut WHk Mck Sf.SO pwcheu el NECK'S BARE ROOT \ 8 venson, Karolyn Kave, 1-arry La- of the Catholic Youth Organiza gpwn of Cliantilly lace\ fashioned PYRAMID ARBORVIYAE sponsor a square dance at the Victories seek. ceeded, graduating sixth. In his Ken Bennett, Siisan Crockett. Carlqon, '59; Kathy Fournier,.'59; pointed. with tulle fitted bodlcA portrait m Polla. Bill MarArdle, Tom Riddell 'class, and here also he Is very busy tion at St. James’ Church snd'she after May I-.- lawa $eW er Estilllitr, k«Hi. 18-34 In. If you can’t use.8—get together with your Community Home. at B:;i0. At 5:30 p.m. the Junior Lorkwood, Murriel Mikolelt, *69; Donna The 29-mamber commltlea will neckline with pearl trlm,\long lace Both the bride and bridegroom Blaze, Paul Scarlet, City of York, Amertran and Bob Lelpla, the latter acting with tw'o college-level courses, teaches Catechism classes. Bill MacArdle. Tom Riddell, Betty $«4vm your §ordodfif pcoblB^t neighbor. * At the Congregational Church, High Fellowship will meet to see Pla.vera of baseball Sandals, '59. eerve for two years. tapered sleeves, and \houffunt rttendecl Mancheater High School. $2.95— 2 for $4.95 Beauty, Crimadn Olory, Goldiloeka, Mra. Their power are feeling. as the groups moderator. English and Western Civilization Pat holds being elected to the Ii?v„Wannre; and juniors; Unda Four new typists haye also been Players to Meet Mio forfom the Rev. Theodore W. Cliandler Jr. .slide* of summer conferences. At skirt pointed lace ovlfi- tulle •She la employed at Travelera' In­ P. Tomm, Mra. P, S. DuPont, Pink Radiance, With homeruns and strikeouts The informal discussion was be- (his favorites!). He hn.s followeil Girls' Legion of Honor and gradu- Beldlng Andrea Cyr, Marlon Fitch added to the alaff. They are Carol The Coventry Players w|U aee your own dtomkel tell ,an«ly»tt w ill speak on "T h e Obstacle of j 8 o'ctock the first of a series of .guiv by telling the main impression atln|r In the lop quarter of her with sAtih underslip, ller im­ surance Co., and he, a veteran of or|#i ibb kit In loconMtl Know ot Talisman, New Dawn, Peace. Pride" at the 11 o'clock service ' hymn sings will be held. The sing. And lots of base stealing. the College Prep course, through­ Wayne Keith,. Jim Soavllle and Will Cqrdner, Mary Austin, Barbara /colored Slides taken during their ported iHuslon ' /ell was wlraped the Korean Wa.. la employed at S&H GREEN STAMPS received by. each panel member. out his high school Career and this ciMs among her greatest honors, liam Knight. recent performance of "Dial M for •nco obot to wAofo, on4 PHTZER JUNIPER of jvorship tomorrow fmstported from laat week, is Roy and Peggy Sapita. from a la'e.e contour with wsequln fne U.S; Glasa Fiber Go. A look at the West Side Some' o? the.se impressions were vear he Is also taking Physics, and her claasmatea know she Is Receive Gold Seals Morder" by' Frederick Knott at wbot irooMionh oro noo4od For ' 18-34 In. Sunday School Classes will begin spon.sored by the rhurch mu.sic hurely worthy of them. Her hob trlhi, end 'she carried a bouchiet of JThe bride'a gift from the bride­ commlf.fte. Finds trackmen galore,* the size of the pupils, the amount "Solid" and "Trig." Presented to the aeniora were the Monday meeting at g p.m. in hies Include Tending, enjoying mh- gold seals which may be-attach«d- phiiaenopsls and stephanofr groom v;aa luggage, ambher gift $4.49— 2 for $7.98 ■ Meetings during the week in­ With javelin and diiicus of knowledge tliey really had. the Larry has been honored threb Brookmore Bam. Alvin Goodin PATENTED ROSE BUSHES .$2.49 enthusiasm they showed In their slc from "b op ” to aemi-c|asslCni, lo diplomas at graduation, while' ■M will ahoW tha sUdea. There will The matron of honor pml brides­ to him was -a camera. clude a LMies Benevolent Society Right out of store. tlmes-^ his election to N ati^al work, and many more. Honor Society, one of the 15 and keepinjr up with .-"Dennis' the letters of recommendation were also be a workshop play given. MOJAVE — NEW YORKER — NOGTURN — PEACE CIRCUS — meeting 'Ruesday. Senior Choir ^enacc" comic books. At each- court in town The panel then went on to ex­ seniors In the Merit Schqtarslilp presented tq those aeniora who in­ Scout Cookie Sale BROADLEAF MA PERKINS — RED PINOCCHIO — JIMINY CRICKET — SUTTERS GOLD Hove Your WednesdayXat 7 p.m and Junior Persistent, punctual, pretty, Pat tend to fiurher their education • , Girl Scouta And Brownies will I Choli\Friday at 3 p.m. You find a great star. plain that if the program (ould competition and recently bis win­ FASHION — VOGUE — QUEEN ELIZABETH Serving and running have been-«lengthened. they rould ning of the locnl Elks ^holarshlp has the best wishes oU her ihass- New Thesplataa weTe then initi­ take part In the two-week cookie TV A N T E N N A I Mas.s\will \be relebrated at St. 'mstes for the fulfttjment of esch ated .by President MacArdle. Vice wUe projiset which starts Monday. I M'auj'lce''X<^haji(ei at 8:30 and 10 And hitting balls far. have benefited much more. As it entry. After graduation, Larry EVERGREENS was, they found that they were plans to attend i^lege and is of her ambitions and plans for fu­ President Hooka Johnston, Secre­ Q-7-Vhat will be the cost to - A large share of the sale profits tary Susan Crockett, Treasurer FIXED NOW Out on the green / Just getting stalled when it ended. thinking of law as-bls future pro- ture days. Anne Stllson, '56 aponaork for televtiing major will be turned over to the campi CBIPTIONS Laura Trudel, Kenneth Bennett and ANDROMEDA O R N A M EN T A L TREES I FLOWERING SHRUBS Under the sun. The atidiCtice Was entertained as feaaion. He has Already been ac­ league baqebqll gamea in 19M7 fund o f the newly purchased Girl ; Advertlseincnf Mrs, Skinner. Those newly initi­ DeUvered 13-15 In. (Plerla Japonira) 1 Building lo ts 'W a n te d on ap- You find our boys trying well as informed, when each panel cepted at Bates. Colgate and A —T^klax Mason 13 teSina will Scout Camp In Lebanon. The MAGNOLIA ...... $3 95 up Labor, Plus Parts aled Theapikna, who ' were pre*. troops will retain a amsll qhare We have all the old fayoritef*, plua $6 1 proved roads in o 11 o n. T, J. For that hole-in-one. member told of his experience In Cornell. (W blih one wjll it- be'. Offer Show:^ Play put some 850'games on the air at $2.95— 2 for $4.95 GOLDEN CHAIN T R E E ...... ’$9.95 sented with Triesplan enslgniaa ahd a total coat 'ot about 1H.1I million for troop activiUes. Girls will Grow RICH GREEN \ the newer ones. CALL I Crockett. R ealtor,\o f f i c e MI taking oyer the class. Larry?). membership cards, xre: dolfars, hot acespt money when orders are Dbl. Flowering CHERRY ...$1.49 up |3-.54l6. residence MlX-7751. So come, all yon girls. All in all. the panel found that Our biuCv Legionnaire has -his Al SB Mceiings Seniors: Patrlrta Fogarty, Ruth taken- Purchasers will pay for Lawns..BIG HARDY WEEPING'CHERRY ...... $3 49 up Pete Wilson I And get out there rooting, It was a most enjqyahle experi m'ost eihbarrasslng njoiPebl ,ln the Hanford', Heidi Schimmel and Ann tha cookies when delivery -la made RHODODENDRON Manchester E v A n 1 n Herald | For the MHS .s^iirs ence and one whicji Xliey will never first Physics class W'hen he had to Q - How often\should/fruit trees I?* Reddlah-Purpte J ^ O K E TREE ...... $r.49 up NEW- n e w --NEW The main -buainesa at the last Wharton: juniors: Joanne Barry, ' about May 1S.\ Shrubs Mid F io w o r s l; EMPIRE TV , Rollon correspondenl, MrsNJoseph For vietory^jbootlng. forget. / stand on his chair because he-did­ Thdhiaa Baaeler, Linda Beldlng, be pruned 7 ' / two Sock and . Biisklf) mectinga A —Anntutlly, iiaualljf while the Monday's Meetings PURPLE LEAF PLU M ...... $2.98 up ' MI 9-5650 D'Ualla, telephone, .VlH<'hell Nineteen other seniors also took n't talk loud enough (speak up. my Alice Bqsworth, Robert aement, $3.95— 2 for $6.95 has been the presentation ot a, trees are dormant but some pinch- . Monday's meetings include 4-H f l o w e r in g c r a b ...... $1 98 up .3-5548. Yes. spring la'finally aVrivini^.' pact in^ this prqgi'ami boy! I.!Success Is sure to epme to variety show under the direction Richard Fogg, Mariette Gagnon. FLOWERING QUINCE such a deserving, conacientlous. Ing-off ta d o ^ throughout the Masters, 7 p.m. with Mrs. Al­ I . . / MOUNTAIN ASH ...... $2.95 and with it comes the long-a'wailed A ’’’• ^ '.56 it BUI MacArdle, ’.56. .gnd a play, Connie Oelber. Gary Hudson, with thsM Tims-Tsstsd willy person as 1-arry. I)ie older jfrbwing eeasm, / - . . bert. F. Kalber; 4-H Breesy Hill LAUREL xpring sport program. The i-parhes ' ' "Box- and Cox,” directed by Bet Lynne Murphy, Ben Zollo, William Sewers;'4 p.m. with Mrs. Charles ittb-Tsttsd 8RICK*8 Glowing Ember i .$1.49 t the vaisity sports; Thqmis Kel- htn of Mr. and Mri. Law-rence La­ ty I.OU tya'llace. Stephens, Janet Whitney, Pamela Nyack; Cub Scout Pack 65 Den $3.95— 2 for $6.95 \ Icy. basehXll; Paul Phlnney, traek' Polla of 23 Otis SI. ■ • Ksaturw In the variety show Shorts. Harold Melendy and James Q -Which Is the biggest book , PsrtilUsrsI Hi^b Trackmen BobLiepis, '56 on file In the Ubrqry of Cortgress?. ■ 1 at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Joseph P. Handsome Bush Cherry We are proud to offer ihia auperlor .train of Mathew Martoza. tennis; a'nd I.jt.u'- were iMck < Fogg, '57, In a dance Soavllle. . Eaton. Den 3 at 4 p.m. with Mt.h. Quince. Upright grower, uniform habit.. renrA\Perry. golf: are (f^chlng routine; guitarist Vfiyne Keith, Those Thespians .formerly Initi­ ’■A—A / volume/: of Audubon’s rT#rf.GrG*' Maktf ■ •drawings. / . * -c ■ Im ds GUI, Den 6 at 7 p.m.; with. PINE LENOX PHARMACY AZALEAS ,4n nulManding flowering or- J L O our p i ^ t o spring victories. 'How­ liiHUCkiiin Relays '57, an old vaudeville sketch, with aled who attended were; Seniors: Mrs. John Hudsk. Den 4 ,.after 'Xeeelrv CM"Uw«l . Bright Red namenlal, nnuaual fotiagr: ' 1 - 0 7 er Garages for Less ever, no>qam Is able to do its best Plans UinIcrHay Bob/l.,elpls,. '.56, Tjirry I-aPolla Marcia Albro, Kenneth Bennett, aehool w ith Mrs. George L. Jac- 299 EAST CENTER ST.^ TEL Ml 9-0896 Sdonfifle without th^backlng of the student -Mr. Paul Phir.ney. anting, track , , , . i '.56;/Pam Shorts, ’57, and Tora Elaine Bucelpo, Susan Crockett, , Q//Why Is it that no ■president lAAA^Ikir? b u l d NOW — m i t h i n quemin: Girl Scout Troop 71, 7 •.r90P\U Formuli $2.49— 2 f ^ $3.95 FLOWERING QUINCE body. There>ys no doubt sivuit It. math, called thf boys together la.st r o r S i n r i n f f '"«■ "-version of -Ban James Ham, Evelyn Harry. Ed- will ever, again be elected'three or p.m.. Robeitson School; Cub Scout s \<’EEKS — THEN MAKE YOUR each siippoi tei'*.Js a star in her lor “ r"' ;'n/the Jack." MacArdle. ^In ad- mpntl Hiqdie Hooks Johnstob, four times as was Franklin D. 4uvofopo4 4or GOOD SELfSCTlOX wsrk bs-for* the start of r a< t|c<- I W ck 57, Den 3 at 7 p.m. wtth Mrs. PINE PHARMACY Nbrfhooif Uwnt by hlsi own right- - at the UVsl S-ld«! Oval in order lo i.(ytlon to directing, acted as M.C, l„arry luiPolIa, Robert Liepls, Rooseve.lt?. » John MacCuown. Den 2 at 7 p.m. Iroch'tl Pocko4 BOXWOOD Texas Pink . . .$1.49 1$t ^»AYMENT NOVEMBER So. on these qrighl sprintr af-j explain his r-'e.-i and traininc pro- Practice has been underway fo"r )ing a monologue. L. R. L... Rope rU Lock world. William Mac- A —'The 22nd Amendment to the _ with Mrs. Herinsn '‘Jake." LeDoyt. 66A CENTER ST. TEL Ml 9-9814 with AmnioniOtoi, j - . ■ ternoon.x. take (ihiekmit from your g'am for the different events, Ihe annual spring concert to be Ardle; Elenhor Panclera, Mary Constitution which Jxesune effec­ 10-12.in. . PINK DOG WOOD Upright grower, light pink blonaoma u,.—.. Also a » y Scout, Troop 65, 7:30 Nltrofos, Phot* NO DOV^ PAYMENT • 5 YEAR5 TO PAY studies oi- work and head for one He |jas high hopes tpr hia squad, presented by the- choirs snd or­ 7 GET ('OI-V^iE l'.V‘EB B»ga.,Tom Riddell,. Richard TbOr- tive Feb. 26, 1951, made two terms . t , p.m.. Pond Hill School; South Co\> Vh«toi. Pnfoih. on4 $1.98— 2 for $3.50 chestra. It will be presented Moh sell, Laura Trudel^ Betty l/iu Wal­ the maximum. '-r-’, ■ $ of .Manohester'a sportL fields to which Is loaded with seasoned vet- weHneari.v lace. , jr ■ entry Fireman's Women's Auxill- Monaunoio For cheer our teams to vlcloqy. Let's "ran.a and pkser new recruits, who i .^ml^audT’ Robert Wliizler, L ' niehibrr of rich, ooo^rowin^, WE 08TAIN AND PAY FOR Juntora: Marlon Borst, Loretta ,ary, 8 p.m. -K PRIVET 50 for $4.98 A LL OUR close the school year with S great! '*'111 be led by co-captiina I’ ill Mac- j school audl- the-.MHS alumni andXpreseniiy a Q ; Can ,s horse see in qll direc- tfrenfor, froonor SHADE TREES RUILDINO PERMIT5 student of the WhartoiTK School’ of- Carlson, '.Andrea Cyr. c*— David j tions? ¥ 9roul SO tb. ISefi GAKAiiEK Manchester Evening Herald Co\'- i TUBEROUS lmA!4TIC'ALLY show of Av.rd'v56 ' m iir c o 'f.'^ V m n ^ lr ml^ ' "Throrcheatra will pb^ three Fm «n/;;'A d h 'ia ;b 7 ;ru i;’^7m;erl 'i^ v e ll. Fitch. ] Richard j , A-/A horse can seevffotwlu?!, ' ¥ CHINESE ELM ...... ^ $2.49 HEDGING 100 for $8.95 12 YEAR GUARANTEE ** mimbera aa foilowa: Poet and nHyany ofoi Pennaytvania,ji-eimayivama, retre(-rn.i>iy c-nMy sentsene '; J9gg.' Bichatd McComb, ■ *l<**ward. and even q little way .entry correspondent. .Mrs. C. I,, i REDITED Italf-miif. quarter mile and javelin, Peasant Overture. " by Von Sup------. — ------little, telephone. P ilgrim , 2-6231. • SpTMd Psrtlllssr iosily, SILVER MAPLE ...... $4.95 Editor a note: Due tb a shortage tut he rieeda tn find new men for the newspiper of Ihe university‘tp u n e Simpson, Nicky backward. The -pupil Is oval-shaped pe; ."Rumanian Rhapsdd.v No. I/’ The Dally Pennsylvanian" to the ; Kh'Kbt, Wayne Keith which cuts down the amount a IvM ly ~ with LAWN- BEGONIAS SCHWEDLER MAPLE____ ... $7.98 ONLY of newa material aa a result of the dashes. hi-»h jump, broad Jump, by Enesco; and "Rienzl Overture,” Larry Lat’olla, '54. ' ■'?i| GI use of eraser tipped pencils t PEAT MOSS jj term exams, the .Mesdames ' F.di- shot put and discus, which were. High Hcltool World. The news,- horse can see when It Is. looking MAKIR, JR* $3.95 . . . , . by Wagner. paper is useful to the staff in •In World War II popularlted such ,1 11 tors' took it upon themselves to straight ahead.. The horse cannqt' iroch’c Lownmohor ' aT?" . Tribute to' Romberg wjll be Q.-:-Who com)>osed 'The Lost pencils in many foreign countries. !' 5 for 98c Compose the sports column. After showing the methods and subjects aee above the level of dta eyes. Jr. SproOJor covort o.!..-;-.. , 1..,.. » r nie .first - teat for . Phlnney ...... -a sung nv aiiall aiiernoonafternoon cnoirs.Choirs. of college newspaper wTiting, and Chord*'? - I 2100 »M. ft. wifH an# 2 for $6.95 A Adelaide Anne Proctor CRIMSON RING MAPLE $335 i , ' I ^ 'he U’Conn re- , ^he morning choirs will present In furnishing ideas for use in the Q - What )■ the scientific nama Filllna of 4 ru. yard. [ Ih^y will turn th^ bA<*k Iiv^. v/hicb 'viii b# h#ld at Storm' Miiphfv i?7»r»ra.*« ‘‘ An* rri«. high school paper wrote the words, which were aet tooj,' forfi* 5-6 ft. H'hipa FOR A i to Dave.Tcmmey in the future fa . Balm of the prayer plant? Ann Wharton, ',*56 1 to muatc by Sir Arthur Sullivan, The mirabta. The plant re­ liior, intoefi- GLADIOLI ONE CAR ; tiqna of the High -School, World.. I "-Squat ' .57 ' min Gilead." and "Slni "Sine,5j We and: > ’OTICE ciJol Porfoct i ceived its popular name because of Limestone 100 lbs. 98c GARAGE Chant It." its habit of folding Its Jeaves at For ovorofo- The cholf, which sang at the DR.GERARDR. 8110 lowni! Rig Enough In night. ; HARDY LILIES YOUR < HOU'E OF: , Hold a (.'adillac Stater-Music Festival in New Brit­ Spring Track (^4»-Ca|>laiii» MILLER Broch't Lown- Weeping Willow 79c Hydrated A.'ERfX'TLD CO.Ml’I-ETELl BV I S, ain. will also sing 73te songs sre mokor C)»vor« Trniiia C-aiilaina for 19.>6 Sraaoii Q 'What is outatanding about INCLUDING COXCIIETK -lOB ^ ".Send Forth Thy Spint" snd ']In «p Fo^ 3S00 $q. If. iofh 6-7 ft. tree. the- Freer Gallery of Art In tVksh- ANNOUNCESTHE DAHLIA B: DELIVERED IN' PRK-BI ILT PAN E L I N'ITS. 3 .MEN Early Spring." ^Roodort loofuro post- Lime 50lbs.75c ington, D. C:? ' fivo, ovon iprooJinf! CAN EASILY tl.*^'DLE COSlPOXENTS. For the combined songs, the REMOVAL OF HIS choirs will sing "Landiightlng," i A —It houaes one' of the, world's^ Brocks Lovnmokor Jr. •• SPefI CANNA MAIJ, COUPON TOD.W FOR EREE CAT,\l-0(; i finest collecUons.of Oriental art. irock'i Uwnmokor • • • • Ill.fS f I ' "The Lord's Prsyer " snd "Once to ^ OFFICE To" FERTILIZERS LAW N SEED Every .Man and Nation.' '-The YOUR 8ARDI1I GROWS IIST^ T o ENTLE.MEN: W ITflOI, t llBLIGA'I'ION combined boys' <-holr will sing j Q -W hat Is organic fertilizer? 17 HAYNES ST. I , A —One which i ! derived from WITH..., □.Please mail your Free Gariigc Booftb'l. I "You'll Never Walk Alone. ' The ' SPREADERS BULBS I □ tVr would like tn have personal cdnaiiltatlim. | girls' combined rhoir will, sing organic materially— plant or animal PHONE MI 8-7811 FRENCH subatancez such as - cottonaaed Name ...... - 1 "Serenade." t j ^ meal, ashes, bone, abd. dried blood. PUSSY WILLOW TOOLS FLAGSTONE. I Address ...... y ,...... | I MaireMe Gagnon,/’S'?. ,Oty ...... /...... , ...... i SEE NEWS KII-MS Q--Is the envelope oh'which ^ e le p h q n e ...... Call ...... A..M. ... ,. P..M.j Abraham Lincoln wrote the (Sep $129 ,;.ch 2 For $2.19 ROLLERS SEED i Movies were presented st the tysburg address while qt) hia way MAKE A DATE FOR Call Colled — CHeslnul 8-6.'U6 — New Haven afternoon assemblies on .Monday, to Gettysburg stUl'in extotenee? - April 9.. , , A-r-No. The story that Uncoln EJIEReENCT The first tftovie was on current [' hastily drafted the speech on the SATURDAY, APRIL 21 G A H l l E N U- i GARAGES news happenings of the world. The : way,to Gettysburg I* untrue. He Ofi RURNER highlights oL this movie were ! had carefully prepared what he had 1395 DIXWEU>VE., HAMDEN scenes from the Winter . Olym- 1 te< say -and .there Is nd. dependable saviCE ^ CENTER evidence that hs wrote any part af Jim Q’Brien. a'Breck reprp- Come Today Z’ * .. ' j .r. j , - -o ’ pica. I See Our' >1on., Tues.^nd VNed. to a;.30 Behind the scenes at baseball his address while on hia tyay. i: - ■' ...... i.. CAU scRtativc will be at Vlttner’s OPEN DAlLY9:0t) AJ«. to9;00P. M. StlNDAY 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Dlspla;.’ / Thurs. anfl FrS- (o 9 P. M. , games were shown in another film .! ■i' This fllpi took., the studeb.ts * to 1 Q—What smaU lake In tha Cta- WIUIAMS : to answer questions on law ns. Tollaijd Turnpike pt.Manchester-Vernon Town Line . •' N8xl to Brunner’s, Across From Garrity Bros. o p e n ' Sat. and Sun. from iO a.m. to 7/p.m'; Boston to sec the Red ^Sox' and the t nadian Rock|aa la IntanutUoiially OIL snvief Yankeea' tfien to'UleVelahd and j famad far Us haauty? . ; ■ ^ . - t e l e p h o n e Mitchell 9-2623 ' ' Hooks Johnston Robert Begat tha All Star Gam*- aui IbMArdla, / 'A —LatoLoulMk 9 - 4 5 4 8

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/ ■ MANCHESyn EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ttie Paetor Rev. Edgar J^Farrell 0 a.m.—10 a.m. Rlchar^ Goodchild, John ICeahU- and praaldant of tha FTank Bad- \ •V. Thomas E. Murray la' the some­ e ' ley Jr. atuabnar. Poat 3060) Vetaraivi of I and HotMays. Enttrcd bad no.Tnsponsibility for It, and Charles S. Wakeley, ^ c a at Manckeatir. Coan., aa times appealing off-horae on the Minister ef Music-' Sunday Maasta: Id a.m.—Noon Jeanne Jacobs Foreign Wars, and its Auxiliary, Ws were not going to Vs caught at Jolijt installation coramonios to . Claaa Mall Matt»r. .. Atomic Energy Commission; and For adulta. 0, 7, 0, A, 10 and 11 Noon— 2 p.m.' W i l l ^ Breadheft, Paul O’Bright ■(TBSOUPnON RATm with our-'gusrd down acting as If 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. Tluimaa Ritchie bo held this evening at 8 o'clock PayaMa In Advanca the. thing that makes him appeal- “ Christian College Suiiday'’ o’clock, with two Masses at », one lx flA R Hall. if We thought spring would avsr Sermon; "Our World Needs the In the main auditorium for adulte 4 p.m.-r 0 p.m. ^ om a s Ritchie iiig la the fact that he has some OtlMT Officers of the Poet to be A taaasaaa aas a sa really Come. • . Good Shepard’’ / j and one, for the children in the 0 p.m,---- 8 p.m. . naw ford Allen, Arthur BouSard DIRECTORY Installed Include Charles HIrth, ____ Aaaaa*aa«s«*a r. inetinct to act, in his position, as Pastor Anperson I basements and two Masses at 10. 8 p.m.— 10 p.m. . Thomas Hickey *■ itllS •aaaaasasasaaaSaaa We ware as 'Svell protected aa. senior trice commander; Omcr s ; tOBUl if ha. had a conscience and also 4, 'Young Adults leave for'iupper , one in the, main auditorium and 10 p.m.—Midnight / Robert McCOmb MANOHESTfeR .. a a a a I mortal can be, against all traps Deabay. Junior vice commander; | was experiencing grave -moral and bowling at ^ew Britain. T. one In the basement. / Ileafhy. April 18 Exlaua n rk er, quartermaster; I Wrldon Brauty Studio C u n liffe M o t o r S a le t 'H a ir STYLES FOR s p r in g Stasia C«pr and Vf’ilea. ague buiineea meet- j ’Flea’s Eye View of Dislmntlan’ Midnight—2 a.m.' Volnuleers Needed doubts about the way the world is 0;1S, Hl-Le Harold McLaughlin, adjutant; Al- i X MEMBER o r __ 'nien, yesterday morning, apring r . * St-Bridget’s R. C. Church Mrs. Schwlne, who hss a soft 2 a.m.— 4 a.m. r ■ Needed Swill W o *. — Ik . O riM M — tlw S tu ll W m handling atomic energy. fred Spain, chaplain; Dr. F. H. | TM* ASSOCIATED PREffl ^ , sent an emissary and' a hostage- 7. Luther Hall. “Christian Col- Re«. John J. Delaney, Pastor spot for all dumb animals, has Just . 4 a.m.— 0 a.m. , / ’ Volunteera Needed Burke, surgeon; Robert Legere, Tha Aaaoclatad Preaa ta excIi^Talr Rev. Robert Carroll and ASK ABOUT CONTOUR HAIR SHAPINQ aoUtlsd to tha uaa of rapubllcatlea of When we reed, in the Trumsn *fhis messenger took u[ ’his' post legs Day" program sponsored by started a movement to have^ "Be 0 a.m.— 0 a.m, Emmett Roberta post advocate; Arthur Bateman. | alt aawa dtiaatebaa crMtad to It. or the Hi-Lehgue;>. parents -and all Rev. Theodore Oubala, Kind to Fleaa Week." She says the 8 a.m.—10 a.m. y iMartha Prentice, Mary Ann Aroii- 3-year trustee; Edward Dombek, BSt otharwlaa eradltad In this Mpar merhoirs, how a President atop the tallest tree Just oiftstds young people intsrestsd in.college assistants Way . thing! are today a hard­ / son aad also tha local naoa publUhad htra. authorited the attack on Hirp- officer of the day; Alfred Spain, Ab ■ ' ’,0 of rapuhllcaUon of apjclal our mental redoubt, and proceed­ eepecieify' Invited. working flea hardly knows v.’hefe 10 d.m.—Noon / - . Mr, and Mrs. W. Small service officer; Charles Hirth, leg- loioB VARnm hartln ara alio raiirred. shirna without the slightest hesi­ ed to pour down thf firat real Mssaes on Sundsys at 7, 8, 0, his next dog Is'coming from. Pet Noon— 2 p.m. Evelyn McCauley Islativs officer. . 10 and 11 a.m„ and Masses down­ QUALITY tation, or when we see the bland, open-throated song of spring.'Vlis Seeend Coagregational Church ■ h o^ are selling more and more 2 p.m'.— 4 p.m. John McConville, Roger Winter Associate' Auxiliary officers in­ run aerrlea eUant et N. E. A. Strr^ M AN. Main St. stairs at 8 and 10:13 a.m. flea phwder and D.D.T- and city 4 p.m.— 0 p.m. Ed Feltham, 'Ronald Wabrek SEAFOOD routine assumption of most atomic song itself made spring seem reel clude Mrs. Marie Kloter, senior **^Sluhara RapreiantatlTti: Tha ArUeld W. Toaer. Mtalster people \ re always giving thel.- 0 p.m.— 8 p.m. Beverly Case, Valerie Johnson vice president; Mrs. Etather Grue- liDtus Mathews S r ^ a l A se^y — Ktw energy officials that we.must pro­ and uncenqiierAble. ’ H|| hoalage Mrs. Barbara . Becker, Church of the .Assumption dog uniwessary baths. In the 8 p.m.—10 p.nt Kenneth Churilla, Peter Gallasso 43 O A K ST. T e ^ Chicaso. Detroit a ^ Bofti^ _ _ nlg. Junior vlceXpresldont; Mrs. 99 EAST CENTER ST.~Ttl. MI-.T-5009 or ceed Vo do the biggest worst with presence resiauringly asked how Choir Director 'Adams St. and Thompson Rd. good old mys there were plenty 10 p.m.—Midnight . Virginia Manchester Josephine Maison, aecretary; Mrs. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU Bev. Joseph E. Farrell, Pastor TEL. MI 9-9OT7 COtCULA'AT10N8.------atomic energy because others will spring (rould send him there, and Mre. Mildred Calchers. of dogs to (^around and If a flea Skywatch Post located on top . df Manchester Police Station. Bertha Wasilefaky, treasurer; Mrs. Organhit ■ RfV.'T. Butler if we don't—then it la refreshing, still, be planmng blizzards. got tired of Wring cooped ui on a Volunteera niay regiiter at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal Margaret Kloter, chaplain; Mix- ta- Tha Herald PrtaUfis Companv lae.. tiny ChlhiiahUB\he could move to Mary McLaughlin, conductress; »imie« no financial reeponelbllliy foe and a little saving, now and then, Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1—0 leal errora appearlna In ad- Wei],'we are gullible and aoft 10 e.m., Church Worship. Masaba at 7, 8:30, and 11 a.m. a roomy spacloiui^^Spantel or to a p.m. or Tuesday evenings from 7:3d—9:30 p.m. Mrs. Mary Fortune, guard; Mlsa M m i i r nts and other readtnf matter to have at least one individual on and vefy much given to believing 10 s,m., Church School. ranch type Dachshund. Or, if he Anna Miitaiko, 3-year trustee and DON WILLIS hi tha Mancbaster Eranlng Herald. St. Filanrla Assisi Church the scene who aeta as if hs were whet we wafll^^Jo believe any- Service of Baptism. liked the wide open, spaces, to a patriotic ihstructor. DIAMOND Sermon; “The Church of My South Windsor, Rt. 80 have a toll station of ita own, and Dtaolar adeertialns doalns hoars: trying to be- a hUman being, in­ ly. But still we are not exactly Great Dane. MfS. sXsays k. flea ■..... HprlBg Frolic UplMlitiry 1 ^ goBday—1 tun. {VIday. L«rd" Rev. ArthurNj. Heffernan, Pastor isn’t a flea if it hasn’^jjot a dog. it is even possible that thia rai(- There will be six trophies award- If T)m GARAGE fo r TtMOday—1 p.m, Monday. . stead o f a soulless atomic robot. a pushover, n « this time, not al­ 0:30 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi meets Rev. Kenneth Karvells, Curate 'tng of the speed limit is , the pre­ Speeiallalag fo r Wadnasday—1 p. m. Tuaaday.N And vice versa. Connecticut sd at the spring froilt thia eve­ But the fact that there is this ter whst we have.^ been thbough. at the church. Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 lude to the installation of auch 0 ning at the PAC Ballroom on vil­ lirtlisfoflo for 18 Main SU Tcl MI-9.4581 In fo r Tburoday—1 p. in. Wednesday, m. ' \ ■ toll station. ■s fo r frMay—1 p. m. Thoratey. something refreshing aKd appeal- It took a meadowlark; and noth­ lage St., for the benefit of the SL * Fnmitwo Ro-ophol- ror iatorday—r p m. Prltay. . Zion Evangelical lAitheran Church Include the following (p.lgtl-S); If, on the 'other hand, Oonnsc- Ctaastriad deadline; 10;30_a.m. aach ii.g about him also makes it a lit­ ing less. "Atonement is the exempliflcgJlon Yankee Joseph’s Church building fund. SpiMloRsIng In (Missouri Synod) St Maurire’s R. C. Church ttcut were to reduce its toll high­ The Judges will be headed by Ifc would bo nico X evoryono^ s t s i l i g day of publleatlon aacept Saturday — tle big tragic that-, after gn ad­ of nvah's unity with God, wherqby PHONE STL m. oper and High Streets Bolton Cenwr By A. H. 0. way speeds, to the level which, in Ray Henry whose orchestra will eould havo a now car tma apring, able driving condltlona we ex­ IRAKI snvici * Avto fops venturous free run of his own.. he Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor Rev. Ralph Kelley,'Baator man reflecte divine Truth, Ll’^ accordance with the Governor’s furnish music for the dancing from NORMAN R. WEIL but aitice that la not poomle. you perienced, there were many put In Saturday, April 14 and Love. Jeaus of Nazarei^ usually.' winds up coming bAck Miss Marioa A. Erplu, Organist Governor Ribicoff, the great principle, might save lives, tha 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Members OEMOLOCilST can h a ^ a paint Job done ^ y o u r cars — Cunliffe Motor Sales will * Track CnskloM Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 taught and demonstrated man's long-range result might ba to car that.will make it look\like repair them expertly. No . matter Pim t End AHgwnsnt disappointingly doss to the norn\ of the church societies have do­ Specialist In Jewelry Are you finding the new springvT/ MC OBNTER ST. (Baar) Atliciieum • a.m., Sunday School. oneneas with the Father, and for ader against speed on Connec- drive trade off the toil highways. nated prizes and cakes for the * ' . * new. Cunliffe Motor Sales, lo o t ­ where you need body Work .done; Here Ws Go Atain? Thus, in hie latest vsnture out this we owe him endless homage." hat Btylea hard to wear? Maybe be springy, yet not tight. The Wei- GM ond Ropolr Woifc TCL. MI M M l 0:30 a.m.. Adult Bible* Class. t highways — a crusade he There is a sort of unofficial, un­ frolic and refreshments will be Tel. Ml 8-0S0S don Beauty Studio does all of thaso ed on Rt. 30 In Wapping at t! fenders, doors, trunks, you virill be Sacred Heart Church the trouble lies In your hair style, Tlia fact that wa ara now Into Independent thinking. Com­ 10 s.m.. Nursery in the parish \ undmook in the clear and sound spoken compact, then, shaping up available. things meticulously, carefully; And Richfield aign, ia equipp^ to dal able to have the work attended to missioner Murray wants us to stop ' Special Exhibitions hOtise during church worship. Church St., Vernon South Methodist Church belief that speed is the one great­ for future highway policy. In it Little licague Tryoute for the new hats require ^rfection with no rushing through hurried' a paint Job on your car that Will Cunliffe Motor Sales. Then, any Japan’s KTsataat friend, where we Main St. and Hartford Rd. testing big hydrogen bombs, “Homage to Mozart’’ exhibition to a.m.. Divine worahlp. Text: est slnra factor in death on these two tolls, the toll of dimes ani the The Little League tryouts will in hair atyllhg. Tight curls are ta­ ly. That la why you will be delight- be the next beat thing to a new piHfit that needs retouching can were ones power md influence PhilVpplans 3: 10-11. Theme; "That Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10 Rev. Fred R- Edgar, Minister toll of lives, have a fateful link start at Recreation Field- tomor- , one. Drive .over and let. them give be Hone and you will never know SpeclallalBg la Froaea Food whether or not Russia agrees to on view In the Avery Court and highways\-has Just announced an boo and petal curls are high style ed with any permanent you get Containers, Refrlpimter gad riral and then outright enemy, has I mlklit. Truly Knovy Mini, My a.m. Rev. Percy Smith, increase iiXthe' speed limit on the together. To keep the dimes up. row afternoon, with Harris Shlmr-: Tuttle's and most becoming they are. Why here. you a free estimate without, obli­ that xpur car was damaged.' anjrthing about bombs. He says he Print Rooms. It is the msjor Associate Mlaiater we have to. Jake more Chance that gation on your part. Farmers around' this aectlon Freeser Bnga, Plastic Food not altered the ihrvitablo funda- Risen'RMeemer." Wilbur C r \ s s Highway, from kowitz in charge. not make an appointment with The Weldon Beauty Studio an­ Containers. spring exliibition which contains North hiethodtst (biirch Phillip Treggor, Minister of Music the toll of llv.es will stay up. To Boya are reminded that they SERVICE STATION If there are scratches or rusted also .tal^advantage^f the paint­ Biantals In our relationship. can still find no moral Justifica­ 11 s.nc, 'lottesdienst. Charter Oak'^ridge north 'to the Miss Bernice* Juul « f the Weldon nounces that they now have the 07 paintings from the Atheneum’s 8. p.m.X-'&s^nian Lt>t>i*''sn serv­ 447 North Main St. take the measures which might must wear the tag given them at Rout# 44A, N. CovoRtry Beauty Studio, let her study your spots on your car, these can be ing serv l^ offered at Cunliffe Bental apace available for yonr The new, friendly Japan, etill tion for our use of the atomic Massachusetts complete Revlon line, which in­ collection, 'American museums and ice. Rev. John E. Post. Minister Services of Worahlp at 8 and The Increase in the legal speed cut the toll of lives would cut the the time they registered. All boys Tcl. Days PI 2-7600 hair problem and properly shape cludes every poastble shade of lip­ touched up, and you will never be Motor S a l^ Nothing ruins farm froaen meat and vegeUMea aa makaa certain goods more cheep bombs at Hiroshima and Nega- Miss Charlotte Burtner, 10;45 k'm. toll in dimes. must also attend at least 75 per able to find where they are. If machinery qutalier than rust and, private coUectVs. The exhibit wai 8 p.m. oral'Union Ooncsrt of limit on this strMch of highway Nights PI 2-7807 your hair so that you can have a stick, nail polishes, cremes, lo­ Uttio as .Me a day. ly than we can, and atilt Itkea to aaki, and he says' the bombs we assembled to hdtior Mozart and to Walther Lesgue a sV \ Christ c Luther­ Minister of Education Sermdn: "The Afterglow of Is from 50 to 55 nriles an hour, That is, perhaps, an underlying cent of the scheduled practices or new hair style? Remember, proper tions, mascara, eye make-up, foun­ your ear does not require a full realizing this, >^mora keep their James W. 5lrKay, they will not be considered for a paint of job-^but needs retouching, machines well pb^ted. sen them In thia country, and have now are, too big for moral show artistic trends found in Eu­ an Church, Hartford, Easter," Dr. Fred R. Edgar. which matches exuding legal reason why we have to pretend Gottord Ropolr SorvIct shaping is the first step in any dation make-up and so many other Minister of .Music Sacrament of infant baptism at that certain speeds are safe, when position in either the rogular or hair style, and without it, your this is the place to. go. It Is al­ Cunliffe Motor Vitales also offers must saU them aomawhera, and if use. rope during Mozart's lifetime. \— speeds on the WlJbOr Croaa items. Stop In and look around, “ Annual Costume snd Textile" Church the NaiMene - 10:45 service, Parkway and MerrlttX Parkway we know well enough they are minor league. hair is juSt not going to achieve you’ll love the glowing shades dis­ most impossible for the average expert welding serace. This is DapeadaMa OccBty — OacMMl L. T. WOOD It can’t aaU them here must seek But thSn he gets down to the exhibition on view in the Special 488 Main HI. ' . Worship Service 10 a.m. 9:30 and 10:45 am., Oiurch dangerous. The boys who were members or 24 Hoiir Rood Sorvico the soft, smooth and perfectly played—and they will add a touch persoii to touch up enamAl or another service that^rm era have portions of - the same route. the regular league are not re­ LOCKER PLANT to sell them aomewhere alee, end potential core of his argument Exhibition Gallery through May C. E. Winslow. MlnlalCt^ "Our Building Fund Canvass School. The Governor, in announcing the Yet. if the permission of ex­ groomed appearance that fashion of glamour when you use them. lacquer so that it will not ahow. taken advantage of, fok they know , st BISSELL ST. quited to attend the tri'outs. They Accesaerlea Of All KiNds that welding la done qW kly' and William H. M iiM g i If It doesn’t sell them anywhere which li that there la no security 13. The exhibit contains 18th and Florence Wood and \ remarks by Griswold A. Chappell, 10:45 a.m.. Nursery. increase In the speed limitv said cessive speed is one of the things dictates. Miss Juul It well known .Mrs. Doris Bolduc has again In the first place, it is difficult to TEL. Ml 8-04M 10th century English In origin. Oertilide Wilson, Organists chairman. Sermon. “To Whom 3—5 p.m., District temperance the owners of toll roads have to will be notified by their coaches as a hair styliat and lecturer on match coiora.,perfectly, and often efflcientiy here. This Is inaportant ,wiU be faced, some day, with Jn bonibs too big for uie, where­ the State Traffic CommissioK had Candy, Ice Crcnn, Sundries taken another course at the Clairol IW Spntaa St. TM. MM-TtlS “Charles Adams Platt Print Much Is Given." Rev. John E. Post. speaking contest. taken into consideration all aw chance, in order to keep their when to report. beauty problems and she Is al- School and learned tha very lateat the touched up spots show up as long delays and tie-um can ' diolcc between an internal blow> fore we ought to concentrate on Collection" on view in the Morgan Church School, 6:30 s.m. Junior 9 s.m.. Worship service for 4:30 p.m!, Inleftnediate MYF Postponed Meeting Tomerrow way glad to help you solve your worse than they did before you prove costly. features of modern cars and business growing, in order to feed The postponed meeting of the in hair lightening and coloring. up and a new exploelon of exter­ bombs email enough for ue to be Lecture Room. snd /' Intsrmedlste Departments teachers. will visit the Pilgrim Fellowship roads involved. It is hoped,,he the state treasury so it can build particular problem. Why have drab hair when you can started. You will find the prices For expert kuto body and feh(ler 10 a.m.. Church school classes Fourth District, American Legion It's . . charged at Cunliffe Motor Sales repairs, enamel and lacquer nal akgraaaion. sure that we would and coiild use Special Events meet at the Davis Memorial. at Center Congregational Church. that the higher speed limit will en more toll roads for more sale of Auxiliary, will be held tomorrow With '.the , advent of warmer enjoy hair of shlmracrlng Mauty? Tuesday, April 17 at, 12:30. Re­ Worship Service. 10:45 a.m., for all ages. weather-Xand we think it will Very reasonable and the work finlahing . and welding, Mera Immmi Thtae facta, almost permanent them. He wants us. to give up 5 p.m.. Senior MYF sandwich able traffic to move more expedi­ peed, this kind of system also afternoon at 3 o'clock at GAR Coromics Under her' skilled fingers,, your corded music, Mozart - Concerto Message, "The Prospect of Promo­ 1{:15 s.m.. Financial officers supper. tiously over the route involved. carries a threat to dimes. TTie come some jiay—shorter ^alr will hair will gain lustre, there is .po done eklllfully. upon the Cunliffe Motor 8 a'l e a. am pilntad for Japan, have noU changed be making the great big bombs, but Hall. For For these who were unfortu­ Their prices are reasonable and Thera’S No. 5 for Plano and. Grehestra. tion. meet with pastor. 6-;30 p.m., Wesley Choir rer , He refrained from saying that ordjMry driving public is becom- .\raerican Legion Actlvitie* , 1 again.be the thing, both for com­ harsh unnatural shade. Just hair with K w. P. cause a war haa b<^ fought which to compensate for that by mak Wednesday, April 18- at 12:30, 0 p.m.. Youth Service. 3 5 p.m.. Senior Youth Tem­ hearsal. the higher speed limit would make in g ^ o r e and more conscious of fort and ease of care. This does of luatrous sheen that has high­ nate enough to get dents in the car they will gladly give free eatl‘ tkaa any atfear A The postponed scrap paper drive e Fun this winter — and with the' mlser- matea. > makes Japan our conquered ir.g more amaller ones. "Homage to Mozart" gallery talk 0 p.m.. Junior Society. perance .speakihg conte.st •elimina­ 7:30 p.m.. Senior MYF is spon­ travel on the route involved safer the Horror of the parkways, with s Hobby not mean that you ran Just ignore lights of beauty in it.' paint. Hobby by Evan H. Turner, curator. . Evangelistic Service, 7 p.m.. of the local American Legion Post friend. So his struggle with conscience tions at South Methodist Church soring a meeting for young peo­ than it has been. In fact, it hap­ their hicessant .compulsion upon will take place tomorrow. Mem­ e Gifts it. To achieve that casual, well Call the Weldon Beauty Studio For Thursday, April 10 at 12:30, Re­ Message, ’The Return .of the with we.vne Newman, North ple of South Church to be held st pens to be a rather bloody route. all drivWs to maintain whatever groomed took, you first must have now for an appointment. 'You’ll re­ Nor have the facts about us and morality, in the end, comes corded music, Mozart - Operatic bers of the Legion will canvass * Sell to Friends You Redeemer." Church, speaking. the Pathfinder’s Club on Norman And Jf there is anything In the top rate M speed la set. with their the town to pick up scrap paper, it properly' shaped. It may require lax under skilled beauty treat­ Ford Grant Slated changsd, either, because we now down to this; that it is appaient- Arias. Ezio Pinza. 4 p.m.. Intermediate Youth Fel- St., at which time Mancjtesler Al- feeling that the driver is locked in a bit of conditioning too. and then ments given here and you’ll purr Too Govefnor'a own diagnosis that magazines, and cardboard. Resi­ "KING Bring the Chlldrea. TheyR happen to be friendly to Japan. ly all right w'lth conscience and •’ •’ ’’ at 8:15, Eve­ Comihonlty Baptist Church lowshlp. cohollca Anonymous will conduct a speed is the primary cause of a perilous 'roller-coaster from be­ your permanent . . . and this can over the compliments your ap­ ning lecture. "Sentiment or Senti­ 508 East Oenler St. at the Green dents are asked to leave the ma­ CAMDOT ^ For UConn Study O^' THE levs ta fust hwk araaad. ' Our aituation la aUlI also the same morality if we kill aay 20,000 peo­ 0:30 p.m., Senior Youth Fellow­ special program for them. All most fatal accidents, it will now ginning to eM o f his Journey. The terial in front of their home, make-or break your appearance. pearance will bring. Enjoy the mentality in the Arts" by Evan. H. John R. Neuberl, Minister ship. number of ormnary drivers who CERAMICS STUDIO Different hair requires different best—it costs no more—dial MI- /; as It alvraya was. If ws admit ple with one bomb but not if we members of the Manchester Youth be bloodier still. where it may be aeen easily by Storra, April 14 D—The Univer­ HEELS" M l Main HORIY SHOPPE Turner, curator. The public is in­ Mrs. Leland I- Howard, Council are invited. Refreshments It is a little early. In the Con­ ventui;e upon \iur most modern 117 New Bolton Road processing, different lotions, vari­ 3-5009 for your appointment with Oarstar Coator aad GriawoM Sto. cheap Japanese goods, that takes kill 100,000. vited to hear the lecture and view Organist-Director the collectors. 3 MINUTE Opea A SI. Clary’s Episcopal Church will be served. necticut picture, to guess whether highways only wfUi dread and ap­ ous test curls to make sure it will spring—and beauty. sity of Connecticut has recet>;ed k It*a faa te bmIm It yaaraslf. the exhibition In Avery Court and Tonight the American Legion Route 6— MI 6-5756 HEEL s e r v ic e : Wa praflta away from American Now. this wasn't what Commis­ Mr*. Lester H. Wolcott, Caiurch and Locust Streets 7:30 p.m . District Missionary or not Connecticut, officials, in prehension is IncrWsiiig. and for will be host to the Wind Tunnel 19,250 grant from the Fund for the sioner Murrry started out to con­ Print .Rooms, 7:30 to .0:30. fYiurch School Supt. ’Hie Rev. Alfreil U Williams, Rally. Dr. Frank T. Cartwright will such an act as this, are reacting them the price ofVapeed Is not ttjmufacturera of similar products Sunday, April 22 st 3..10, Pinal ■ Department of the Pratt and Whlt- vitations and announcementa, and Advancement at ^ Education! the and wh|^s out of the handf of clude. He started out because he Rector be apeaker in a special mls.sionary to signs of fl.scal alarm now show­ merely a dime, but i^ar and tear f ney Division of United Aircraft | you will be happy o v f the wonder­ university announced today. program In the spring aeries of 9:45 a.m., CSiurch School, for all Bev. Donald N. Hungerforil, meeting to be held in the sanctu­ ing themselves in other toll road on the human being. Fine Printing ZOTTI American, citiaens. Or, at leastT'lt was disturbed at the honor of Music on Sunday Afternoons; 18th ages. Children’s program, in­ at the annual spring supper. i ful appearance they make. The The money wdt t>e used, aaid I'U'ate ary. All are welcome. states. The alarm Is over the pos­ The state, perforce, whl keep on Tomorrow a team of West Point; cost of raised printing ia slightly, President Albert N. Jorge'naeh, "to doea. that so long as w r persiit atomic war. He Would like to century chsmber music will be di­ cluding Nursery through Morning Sydney W. Mac.AlpIne, sibility that toll income is be­ offering its bargain, of W e d for MANCHESTER rected by Robert Brawley: Trinity cadets will compete against the - higher than the regular printing, aid in solving/the problem of more in the determination to keep on abolish it altogether. He might Worship. • • ' Organist and Choir Director Wapping Community Chiin'h ginning to slack off proportionate­ dimes. Blit that the nUnmer ot American Legion Skeet Club start- ; Offered Here Church Choir, assisted by mem­ 10:15 a.m.. Morning Worship, blit its w orth e cry pepny, fr • effjective utilization of teaching making, ourselves, the things even, we might guess, like to have Mrs. William Kloppenbiirg, Bev. David Crockett, Minister ly, and may not proVe to equal the takers will keep on growing aa ft Ing at 9 a.m. Following the match- ^ their truly elegant appearance will resources in the light of increasing 701 MAIN STREET DRYCLEANEI AUTO PARTS bers of the Hartl College' Or­ sermon topic: "The Esrth is the Children’s Organist obligationa represented by toll must if it i.s to finance i\ o r e Japan can miilte more cheaply. the United States make some chestra. in Tapestry Hall. Mary Burnham Denslow es at the Skeet Field, the Cadets | Thlyls the AeasOn of the year put them in an upper bracket. enrollment and a growing shortage Open Monday ttra Saturday 9 / 1' B A D ' i Loiit’s." Organist and Choir Director roads already built or building. roads or^ which more tolls ca\be Will be guests at a dinner at the | FLANNING A PARTY? whenAveddlng announcements snd The Co_im - 1^' v>e tion. Funeml Director MASURY Morning Worshiji at 10:45 a.m.' construction! at 9:25 and 11:00 Officers in charge Now, on a lower level, we have openly at your ideal, but only at leaf. . ^ i their town taxes. Francis S< fact, it is difl'icult to tell th^ dif­ of printin.g. Sermon Topic: "How Do We a.m. ' POME upprecht; Jtax colleetor, will be JOHN J. CRATTY JR. api REMOVAL begun to renege jon that; South .the poasible. So. the-Aan of aonre All God's glory, born anew REPAIR SHOP/ ference, and it cost ever so m'lcb- — Either Mr. or Mrs. Larson are Shared communion's sweet belief Know that tlirisl Arose?" 9:30 a m., Sunday School class­ at^he Town Clerk's office from 9 '[ . X ' glad to help with any of your Uoeneed. Embalroer PAII Evening Sei vice st 7:30 p rr>. es for all ages. Alton J. Miin- HEAR THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL OF THE less. Many a bride who wiahea en .Carolina, last month, paased a law conscience "'Inita^i^rgulng that That love's sBcriQce would bloom Center Cnngregatinnal Church a.m\until 8 p.m. Willism H. Green, Prop. graved weddlnf iiiv'.lations rnd printing pn^lem; and they arc Tickels Availabtig^ 175 Oenter S t—TeL M1-S-7U0O Hava year troea praaed am . . b good requiring yiat wholesalers arid re­ we ought to jy P ! up the big Into, beauty's l^’ing fare Sermon Topic; ^ "In Another Clifford O. Slm|isnn, Minister Bie, YPSM. \ <3iurrli Activities removed fey lieeaaad aad la es 10:45 a.m.. Holiness service with announcements will be delighted particularly well qualified to give tailers selUng Japanese textiles, bombs because as|^ge number of From earth’s sacred temple room Form." ■ . R. Russell Peery, The\Rev. Edward A. W'alker, , Columbia" Bicycles with raised printing..Why not go advice. Their skill -n design, color For Whist Parly fared fane anrgeoaa. I Associate Minister Citadel Band milsic. The Male LORD JESUS CHRIST pastor X of the Congregational or garments made from them, small bombs w’oimg^he more ef­ Shone pure radlance‘''’of grace. Cjuartet will sing. .Message. Goodyear Tires over to the Community Press anJ' and layout 'von first prize in a Marion M. Marcy Gospel Hall Mrs. SIterrnn M. .Adrian. ^ u rejj^ ^ Brookfield Center, will talk with either Mr. or Mrs. Frank contest In which t < re were pai tj must post aigna saying “Japanese ficient. We fell. a\Htt'le tnofe 415 Center St. Organist and Choir Director "Three Essentials fop Living. " /be the^^^t preacher at' the First [ Repairs. Service Plans have been completed for - c u s Yq m m a d e PAUL'! Sponsored by the Manchester 2 p.ni.. Hospital visitation by Larsen, ask them to sho\' you cl.ianta from: al'. over New Eng­ the military whist St. Hridget'sT CARTER TREE taxlUes sold here.’.’ Alabama has civilised, for part of the ride. And Qouncil of Churches. Watson Woodniff, D. D. •THIS SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 Congre^ttanal Church of Vernon ; Accessories land. C A N V A S a w n i n g s Paint and Wallpap«^r Store; •Minister Kmerttiis Mrs". Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. samples of thia work and get an Cornerstone Club Is sponsoring | ' just passed a similar law. The we do not reproach him, because' 10:30 a m.. Breaking of bread. tomorrow for the 10:45, service. • estimate on the cost? They will be For all' your priiuing -require 645 Main S t ^ t 12:15 p.m,, Sunday School. Maj. Mildred Pickup. A special fueling of the Church ; 180 Spruce Street Monday night In the’ church hall. EXPERT CO. City Council in Greenwood, S. C., he failed to reach any real desti­ There are 37 standard retail cuts 7:30 p.m.. Salvation meeting delighted to show yoi. sar.'ple in­ ments. deoentj upon'th Commu at 8:15. . - , , 1 of beef------7 p.m.. Gospel pleaching. 7 :30, Holy f;omniunion. / GOSPEL HALL Council of the'First t.'ongregalion- Phone Ml-9-0659 - PHONE MI-8-7695 TeL MI 9-0800 nation. At least he has the grace with Band and Songster music, nity Press, you wJl be extremely A variety o f ' prizes ■will 6* i has adopted a resolution urging a 8, 9:15, 11 Church Service.s. al Church ,of Xvernon haa been well pleased with their work. ettizens’ .boycblt of Japanese and the humanity iof being dis­ Sermon; "Walking with God." and special music by several con­ 415 Center Street) MancKester, Conn. called for tomoroow. aftiernoon at awarded during .the evening. J ■' 'W i ...... verted men from the Springfield Edward McKeever will conduct ' goods. , ; turbed. 9:15 and 11, Church School, 2:30 to review- aim study the pro­ nursery through junior high. social service center. Maj. Wil­ BEWARE OF FALSE PROPHETS, which come posed plans for the, expansion and the whist. Homemade refreih- Here, in a aitUation which in 4 ;,30, ■ Pilgrim Fellow.ship, South liam B. Hilliji.,jpMker. to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are renovation of the church.The Pil­ C U N L IF F E FETE’S GROCERY ' Four Destroyers menU and coffee will be served. Titee the study of, all those for or Methodist/ Churcli'.s Junior Higli grim Fellowship will meet at 7 Tickets may be obtained at the ! DUBALDO More Troopa, No A’ictory Taleott'ville f'ongregalinnal ravening wolves. Ye shall know thepi by their door, from any member of the j against Uis Bricker amendmenc, the Road ! Groiip will be guests. p.m. , MOTOR SALES Cor, Pitkin and East Center i Join Sixth Fleet ii M MUSIC CENTER 6:30, CYP Club, "Bov-Giil Re­ Church . fruit. A good man out of the good treasure of the committee .or by ca lli^ Mrs. J .. PRINtiNG la a state passing laws which vio The French in Algeria, iike the The Rev. Nathan B. Burton, pas­ Tel, MI 9-6922 IM MIDDLE TPK. WEST lationship." the Revr R. Russell He\. E. Murphy, Minister heart bringeth forth good thing.si and an evil man tor of the Community Methodist : EXPERT AUTO BODY mad Eldward McKeever: "rae public?, ' late a' treaty signed by the fed British In Cyprus,, have deters * Mrs.' .Anthony I'rbanettI, , Newport, R. I., April 14 (ffn.— ia cordially Invited. i TEL. Sa-»S205 JOB AND COMIMERaAL Perry out of the evil treasure bringeth forth evi!‘things.' Church at Crystal Lake has ; FENDER REPAIRS '* FIrs Solocfion sral govemnient and approved by mined that oider n:ust come be­ With Joe Oteens Director of Alusic ‘ chosen the topic “Spiritual In- ^ Four destroyers based at this big - PJUIfnNG ( Every idle word that men shall .speak they shall ENAMEL and LAtX)UER CONTINITINO g i f t ; SEE US FO B * . the United States Senate. , fore any epneessiona, snd. in the The Buckingham sights" for his sermon at the 9 : I naval ' staHon will leave tomorrow GUERINI and MORjBSCHl 'll a.m.. Worship Service. , give account thereof in the day of judgment. For refinishings Of Mtofs ond Groesriss e ALUMINUM ROLL UP Prompt and Wficleal IMatiBg Here, also, of course, ta a new bargain, are not' considering too Goiiiiiy EdiloE Congregational Church a.m. jiervlce tomorrow. i to Join the U S. Sixth Fleet In the A^rdions . ^ Philip Marshnian Eosc, D. D. . 11 a.m.. Sunday School. by thy words thou shall be justified, and by thy REASON ABLE PRICES' . * Washington (A5'—U.8. Sen. Kerr AWNINGS e JALOUSIES 7 AU Klads ,. The Rev. Gordon E. Hohl. and , Mediterranean. Scott (D-NC) will receive 366 e STORM DOUBH beginning, of that aame policy many concessions, either. • , ■ Three strikes means out and four bda'rd of finance and a town meet- Paslqr Sermon, "The - Word of a Words thou shall be condemned. Every tree that Paul Preuss. lay-delegate will at­ FREE ES’HMATES > Ico Cold Bosr Prival e iRstradtons . Prophet," Rev. E. A, Murphy. A naval spokesman tn Washing- rosea for his lapel thia year. The o COMBINA’nON WINDOWS Which, once helped extremists jin And as In Cyprus, the practical w'lde ones allow the batter to tak’4 ing,'^, 'll bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and tend the annuzl spring convention r o u t e 80—w a p p in g c o n n . Effch school board must therefore 9:30 a.m., PtOitor's Class. ' ton said the shiprf, comprising cine six girls on his Washington staff , IiupIrumciiU snd Bupplics cOMMumrv f r e s s Japan lead Japan into an attempt problem is one of whether armed cast into the fire.— Matthew 7:15, 12:115. of the New England (Conference at AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN ordered a bud a .day a* hta Chria0- i Monchsstsr Awning ^ o . R walk. The^Vernon-'Board of Fi-^ submit an. itemized estimate of 10:30 a.TVi., Ghttich School. Cnncor^lla Evangelical I-iithrran St. Mark's Lutheran Church in OPEN SUNDAYS ' destroyer 'division, are not being Cor. Na. Maks aad ■ No. Sekool to conquer the markeU It needed forces can prodnee order. And as TEUJin-S-Stei mas gift ■ ’’ N ' ’ 195 WEST CENTER H’lV I hanc4 was struck out by three the cost of maintensi:^:e o f public 10:30 a 111.,. Morning Wqrship. Church Boston tomorrow evening, repre- ■ i sent to the Mediterranean because ' Telrphone-5II' 0-3091 \ ! Orchestra For Hire Streefa—TelH*eee M I-8-em In order ti^.su^ve economically. in Cyprus. Ujere la as yet no clear Town Meetihgs'and finally look s srliooi^ for the coming fiscal year Subject of Sermon:. "Social Con­ Winter and.Garden St*. YOU ARE WELCOME 'senting the First Evangelical , iof the international tension in the I Mideast. 1 There are, o f , course, some evidence that it can. walk Tuesdav evening, one week to the board of finance at least cern and the Average Man," The Rev. Erich Rrandt, Pastor Lutheran ChurCh. i ...... at facts, outside our attempt to The lateat newi on the situation . ... J '•» two months before the annual Ivan Reckulth, Bring Your Bible—Search the Scriptures Witii Us The monlhlv' meeting of the Mr. The spokesman said the division to the day, following a > town meeting. The board of finance Organist and Choirmaster MANCHESTER sot nrSA MONEY , maintain friendship with Japan, is hardly encouraging for the Calvary Cliapel ’ and Mrs. Club of the First Evan­ HOLLISTER I "is being assigned to the Sixth referendum rejection of ita Board power to make' adjust (.Assemblies of (ind) . gelical Lutheran Church will be j Shop At "-i [Fleet to provide a broader train- MIUWORK CO. which ought to have aoine in,-' French cauac. It is that the,French of Education budget. meats in the budget and the final Corner of .Spnirq and Maple St*. ,8:45 B,nv. Sunday School. held this evening at 8 at the > I ing ba.se in the area and to provide' WE FftY fluenca even on the textile and government has had to decide to ' TTie plank \t alk by Wilson, Ol­ figure arrived at by the finance Kennelh L. Gustafson, Paator 10:15 s.m. Wop.ship Service: church. \ ' I for occasional cnilsing In the Red 204 Broad SL-i-TeL 80-0-8288 ' cotton conicioua South. For in- send 100,000 additional Peench son. Berger. Eigeon, Kahan and unit is the one which goea:before sermon, “Tlie Church ss the Good • Baptist Education Day. hieing GRLLASSO’S i Sea and the^ Indian Ocean," HIQHE8T FRIGES atanep, Japan buys 24 per cent of troops to Algeria, to aasist the McCarthy surprised everyone an,d thcT voters. 9:45. Siinday .School. Classes for Shepherd,". ' ~ celebrated bj( the American Bap- , The four 'destroyers are the Me? Fbaturiag list Convention churches, will be HARDWARE oRd- TELEPHONE Nair, the McGowan, the Le)Vla For Rags, Paper, Mdtals sdl the,cotton we export. Further­ more than 200,000 already there). plea.sed quite a few. according to If the finance bgerd is un'Just in all ages with . special attendance ■EFORE YOU CONVERT I tbe beat ia early reaction. Interest, in, the its handling of a school budget, contest In progress. Vernon Methodist Church observed at the H a m. service to­ SUPPLY C O . Hancock and the Sullivans. Earlier the beuer — ipring and Scrap Iron more, Japan buya from us more To date, the continued' rein­ eight months disp.ute between the the board of education haa no re- 10:45, Morning Worship.. - Vernon. 'Conn. morrow at the Baptist Church." | Corner Main Street and ' The Sixth Fleet is bjillt around ralnicariy T urf BiiibpziiS 0 Oeaeral'MlUworls Hhernnml \. Trradnell, Minister. INVESTIGATE — CALL UR d Hu VER TO than ..five times as much cotton forcement and expansioh of the Board of Education and the Board OQurse but to solicit support among 7. Youtli emphasis seEvlce, with Middle T^k. East -two or three carriers, three cruls- down to hun|(ry graft a Complete Window Calts cloth as she exports to us. Even in. French militaiy .effort in Algeria of Finance goes far beyond the the voters and have the budget special music and message di­ Marjorie Stephens, Organist., All TalrohviHc and Vernon new* (Opp. Gorman’s Buick Sta.) j ers and a number of submarines, a All SIzo iMbrs Edna Johnston, Choir Direetor. Item* arc now being handled. i.destroyers and supply and repair roots. Jh ii nutrient packed' ts^tiles, then,!it is a two-way, and has produced a marked increase in town line. PracUcally every town recommitted b.v a town meeting to rected for youth. For a complete: Une ol hard­ SERVJCE o Mitred and Uhied Trim OSTRINSKY in Tollafid County haa appreciated the finance board for further through The Manrhester Evening •hip*.’ grist food costt so little • Expert Cabtaet Wdrk Oaalem la Waata SUtorlala * not a purely one-way,-trade, be­ ware and ele^rtcal auppliea. the average number ’ of ns lives having ringaide seats during the study. This is exactly what hap­ t'lrat CKurrh of Christ, Scientist 9:30, Kidrning Service. Herald Rockville ' bureau, lo<-ated ; Dihtributor for Aluminum Com- , "rfie' Navy announced aeverai per lawn . . . half as much .a Complete Hardware 'Dept. 781 PARKER ST. > tween Japan 4nd Us. * 10:45, Church School. FLUID HEAT for phyeictana, dentists, busi­ killed dsily,.It hss not produced a all important battle because pened in Veroon on foily different Masonic Temple ' ' '1 • > • at I Market St., telephone' Rock­ blnatidn Windows and Doors. I weeks ago that eventually the does, twice job o f ordinary ’ TeL 50-8-5785 or 80-8-8878 Just the same, we have, agairii cessation in the willingness of similar situations, on a much occasions. Sermon: Emmaus Road and Main ville TR 5-8186. nessmen, etc, 20 hour service. : Mediterranean force would be aug­ Street" ...... Mr. Treadwell. | • Boilers * 1 "I mented , by'the supercarrter For- fertilizer. ^ g u n the.proceas ,of making these natives to be killejd. smaller basis, have plagued 1 other Very few school board members Sunday) service 11 a.m. reek, communities. in ajea towns approve of this pol­ holidays. restal and the guided missile cruis­ Japan an enemy again, and. per- Sunday school 11 a.m. / • Wall Flame ' ] The Algerians want something, i A feeling of independence often icy. 'I'hey believe that the opera­ Wednesday meeting 8 p.m. er Boston. Feed 5000 s q j t t S3.95 baps; in time,, a desperate enemy and it is taking a major military flavors the operation of a bdard tion of schools should not be liken­ Reading room . hours: M 80. John St- Tcl. MI-S-7691 • Warm -Air Unit-s ■ Deaths Last' Night _ 2 m sq ft-^$2.30 again. Then, in time; we could, operation to try to cure them of of education, because of the ed tp other municipal agencies. Thiesdays and Friday«.;i2-4 p.m. ' I Radio, Batteriet ^ preaumably, fight another war wanting it. France haa much right premise that public education is ' Perhaps a school budget should Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. ' ; • Pressure Burners •' 10,000 sq j t -.$ 7 .8 5 primarily, a slate function, not a not have to by-pass the scrutiny of Wednesdays 7-7:55 p.m. with Ji^ian, and then atartall over on her Bide, a strong case, as these Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS new Acrylic Lafex- local one. When the "independ­ the town's financial men. ’This '.'Doctrine Of Atonement" w ill' ^ ALL MAKES 1 A SHrvieo ' ,0koy le' tmirStem Sa^ •«ain, , ' situations Involving , colonialism ence" builds ilp ’to a point where would seem to be the logical con­ be the subject of the Lesson Ser- . AI-SO THE LATEST 8-TON^ ' Madrid, Spain—Dona BJanca De right after Turf luilder Suppoaa wa want to dp some­ go. Yet no one, on the other band, .school, board members' believe clusion from the Vernon affair mon for .Sunday, April 15. los Rios, 96. noted Spanish writer, - O f "V , , flat wall finish ^ I thing more aeiisible, what w.ould cai. deny the rigjit of the .^1- Uiey can "dictate” policies to the where the Boar^ of Finance al­ The Golden Text is frOm John , yfirihw Drug Storas j AIR (Co n d i t i o n e r ( n e e d s n o w a t e r ) who hhd 'turned out 100 works, JiaXi* LAWN SEED town, the sparjks begin to fly. lowed a stubjihrn attityde to rule, Incllidihg poetry, novels, and ' Sincoril^* • abonuaa__•MwarMT, for *a»jr, lime . that beT It would ba a sharp blow. irtriahs to want their own fiillft- (3:17): "God'sent not His Son intb IK. JK A 0L Sta 4b ^ A A. 4A A ‘.This I's not meant aa an In- but yet such's course could prove the wopid to Conderyn the world; studies of the Spani.sh language. . • lAOV ctisM-up wipi w a m saving 'Jawning, Choice of 3 'blends . . . 9Je Xt would be to let Japan make oependence. So. the bloodshed go^ Born lln Seville. Died Fridayi , Where PorsonM *. ainuation 'that the Vernon BoXrd dangepqus. < but that the world through him ConMdemtlon eWVtLrCMAM V^ ' Scorn SrazAotgs . $1.2} ,$ 1 . 6 } bv every. GIVE you LUTING SATISFAGTION . the cheap textiles for the world. on, and J>o endj npt eyen that of of Education tried to overpower Already boards of ' education miglFit be saved." Naples, Fla.r-rJohn M.. Lazear, FOGARTY BROTHERS 60, retired president of the Boiler | la A TrsdJNnn ,v|7.9I f/2Sf ! test, better-Jawna for less. Or It would be to' refrain from conclusivt vlctpry for bis 300,iD00 the Board of Finance, bqt' rather, have the power to . transfer unexr Selections from the Bible in? Wrought Iron RoKiiifiil . * • ■* ' ‘ sou SXCUSIVnY'm MANCHiSYR AY an attempt to paVe the way for pended funds o f their approprlx^ dude the following; “ Blessed be Tube Co., PltUburgh. Died Thurs-*1 C. J. MORRISON . . Ifffc Scott’^ Spreaders With jVyblcott’s Markers Choking off Japan while, at .the French troops, in sight. We have FU EL OIL( da.v. / . ' • I an explanation of the virtues of tlon from one tt^m to another the Lord God of Israel; for he. hath- Porch Cdlumhs Y^ '! 400 Mtan FAINT and WALLPAPER and See Whst A Good Job You Will Do aame time, we tried to teach Certainly knOu-n, during our ad- having a good solid board of fi­ without being forced to account Visited and redeemedthts. people." Hollj-wood, Fla.^Mrs. Catherine I 805 CENTER STREET . I JEDDb HIGHLAND COAI-—CONNECTICUT COKE Sm«h ,va« Zandt, 82. mother of jaHNSON PAINT CO: Japab kew to ralaa ita own living var.turs in civilization, how - to nance.- ' . ■’ ; I for the action. - - X I ' Correiative passages from the TIILe RHONE m i %97IS V A U E Y w e l d i n g C O , Rep. James E. van Zandt of Penn- ■ JOHN S..WOLCOTT and Son Maadarda and wagaa ,ae tha oom- ,uraatr the tragic,’ ' upaolvsiile The . State empowers a school The policemxn on the beat haa Christian .Science textbook,- “Sci­ . For Free EsUmat«-CxU SlftROADST, MI9-4S3f WE GIVE OREEX STAMPS -era MAIN ST, HANCHZSTER raONE Hl-MMl iMi^rd to. operate 1 its schools on prevented many crimes. To Utke' ence and HealUi wi^h Key to the •ylvaiUa. Born in Holidaysburg,') IMMAINSTREET . ' ' Phone MI S/MtT BdtttieM batwBSM oc weulda’t ba aiaaa, > • / Olaaionbary ME S-fllS . L .Pa, Dtad Friday. . ' Z- . ' . ' . ... I : .i fund allocgUons approved ^ y f hlni away might Invite trouble. 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BUGS BUNNY I acrapad the barrel, than tha population of either Lot Antwtr to Provloiio Punlo Now;1 wear IL Angelea or Philadelphia. Moat of THE Bugjl R. Snyder • Priiidint'i W ift theae homee on wheels ’are con­ I I Sense and Nonsense centrated In aome' 12,000 mobile Beats Smith for Town Bowling Title Americana who Jive In mobile .'s parka throughout tha na­ ACBOSS BOWK Herald Angle hom ei' now total 2,500.0!M, more tion. A woman never. knmvH what holding,” (which put tha 'T-m aii" 1-Visa let In a fret/. And so th^ came In I WKc of U.S. • r kind of hueband aht, doe.*n't want president, 3 Prsyer until ahe marries him. / nice white collars, those delefatea /. from Uncle 0aih, and took my Frances — — 3 Diminutive of EARL W. YOST Sammy Snead, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Cleveland Leonard- I \ Tkls '9! That whole "200 dollarep-without so' Sgevta CAUter The'Tdeispf March are filled with much as "Thank you, ma’am." — T Her husband, 4 Turf Former Baseball Piayer folly. Tie t1W.tfi* income tax l,e Jtarl Tlafiler. — , served 5 Suffix H as B ig Lead due. Twaa theSii poor Gaesar—Oht as 22hd and 6’Coalesce BUOm HERB AND THEBk . «|U^aardo, Rocky . Cblavito. ^ Joe by aolly—was irtabbe<| till he was .Tostans, of whom there are hun 24th president 7 Army leeders i i Bob CoiUy wilt appear with AlboteUL Sam Male, Sal. Ma«Ile Posts 13012 Average black, and- blue.f, Ten-fortyTen-l Is the dreds In the government, are not of the U.S. 6 Royal Society M Waver 41 Rips P'rankle’a Drive-lit againat the and Coach Tony C u c c Um IIo . , . . In Golf Event form you're filling;: end If you are afmised by the latest Texas story 13 Small space of Edinburgh »* Heiards 43 Twelve New Britain Facet Thuriday night B a tte rm e n . pitchedr . Bill months (pi.) at Jhe Beat Hartford High gym. Blxby and catcJwf O o r o o n extiemely bright..with wifey's help Ifolng the rounds In Washington. H6iCiC07AH 14 Hebrew (*b.) 24P110U Greenabord, N., C., April 14 ()P)— By EARL YOST ' -rsnd dear Inrd wlltUig—Voii’ll As the story goes, a Texan, visit­ ascetic t Girl's name 25 Begins 46 1051 (Romani Cbusy la getUng $2S0 for hia ap­ Lossy, are co-captaina of this sea­ pearance. . . . T r ln lt/i Charlie son's Wesleyan baecball team. The greater Greensboro Open was Burly Vic (Jumbo) Taggacjt, putting »I1 his 235 pounds fill- the gosh-blamed thing out ing in Chicago, put In a long dis­ 15 Scoria 10 Animal dbetor 27 Bibllcsl w »«l 41 Sick Sticka is undecided whether to Johnny Wood la coaching the Wee shaping up into two distinct gY>lf behind every ball, decisioned Jerry Smith laat night in tte right. For one whole year h, saved tance call and asked the operator IS Tidier 11 Her husband 29 Notion S3 Permit toumamenta as it headad Jnto its my moolah'. I wouldn't spen^ an to report the charges. " «re«sn sir. In 'Texas , s call to the 23 Fruits r round main teevee' dish Wednes­ hower. gained the finals by eliminating devil is s local call. r r r All-America gridder is a fliie ctatoned Stan Hlltneki In three must get! I rose me at the 28 Transgression nr banquet speaker, I was impreased day night from Chicago Stadium. Snead was five shots ahead of, defending champion Charlie rooster's crowing and labored all the field in chaAe for $2,200 first straight gam es.'Tlie scoreA wers 26 Memorandum with hia recent message to the in­ . . .Sugar Ray Robinson, await­ 117-111, 128-123, 118-104. Cash Whelan, Edgar Brainard, the first the livelong day. And when the Everybody's Friend mates at the aj^rts banquet at ing a title defense against Bobo money o f the tolAl $12,800 pot Negro ever to be in the play, Cy 28.UnkeeIed after his 69 yesterdhy gave him a irises were awarded by Jack and neon light.s were glowing. I worked Hush, Dear Taxpayer, 30 Paving Wethersfield State Prison. . . . Olson,'.has accepted an exhibition OiorgettI, another former cham­ right On for extra pay. I did odd 135 total going into the laat two form- Vittner, who ran the event. Don’t you fret. substances Ray Coating, Trinity director of bout with Ricardo King tonight pion. and Lamoureaux. Tha run- ■ '■'li JobaTor all and sundry; I baby­ An election-year tax cut In Paterson, N. J. . . .Rory Cal­ dayi of play. Three of the four men in last 32 Wife of athletics, is the new president of night’s firing rolled with Rogers nerup is a welder with the Kil­ sat for Mrs. Jones; 1 stoked the You will get. LJie NCAA College Coaches Assn. houn. sensational . new middle­ Without Sam. who already has patrick Iron Works. Are for Mrs. Grundy, and made me Tyndareut won here five times, this u ^ I d be COrp. in the T League during the 33 Journey . . . "I was in Chicago at the re­ weight, was sent North from At­ Off to Good Start many extra bones. At last 1 had . Income Taxed lanta by former lightweijght king a wide-open scramble. Runnenip past season, Smith, Lamoureaux 34 Soothsayer \ cent tournament and I watched and Hllinskt. The 31-year-oId champ got out \ “200 folding,” enough to get a TV I've got a gripe Bill Russell-of San Franclaco play Beau Jack. Doug Ford, at 140, haa 11 men 33 Staggered three shots or less back of him. Flrat Ohamplanahlp in front in his opening game box aeti on which ij hadn't paid "with And gotta air It — and he is fabulous. I have never and maintained the edge through­ 37 Proportion Large I-ou .VlacusI, formerly, Unless Sam begins to feel l;is Four times previously nggart 30 Through seen a big man with as many dif­ sntered the Town Tournament but out to win by a 121-104 hiargln. ferent type dunk ahots as Russell. of Hartford, is the new pro­ age or haa some other misfortune 40Chalra the real fight from here on In ap- each year fell by the wayside in The paii^ battled tooth and nail In He'.s one of the rjeasohs we have moter .in Houston, Tex. . . .Duke oDTTrtJirmr OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE peara to be for the $1,800 runner- ai. early round. This year waa dif­ game two for seven boxes but two 42 Crafty made changes in the basketball Snider haa taken over the honor 44 Medical “ up check. ferent. Vic eliminated Jimmy Mc- Btrlkea and a spare in the laat rules,” he said. . as the beat dressed man on the three boxee enabled Smith to even S A V /SH E a s k e d tufllx Brooklyn Dodgers now that Rusa Day's Beat Round Curry, Gene Yoat. Ed Kovla and Tony Randall, who stepped The day's best round was a 66 Stan HllinskI while averaMng the count at a gams apiece with a /ME ONCE IP ’ 48 Tint Meyer has been shuttled back to 131-111 success. YEP. MEU5#A 16 A WIDOW ALL Rl6HT] I WAS A SOUND 46 An (Scot) down last week as coach of ath­ the Phillies. . .National League by Jimmy Turnesa of Spring Val­ 133.8 to move Into the finale, 'rae — B u t h e r FIR6T HU6eAND CAM Taggart came back strong .with I b l e e p e r / 47 Type of fur letic teams At Wethersfield State umpires get no salary for work­ ley, N. Y. It was 10 strokes better milk delivery route men for the tfOT OM HEC YEARS BEFORE He 'W M E W /'r 81 German silver Prison, cmnpiled an enviable rec­ ing exhibition games in the spring. than his first day performance, Dari-Maid dairy took part in two a double strike In his second and DIED.'-— 1 DO MEAM RANi OUT. sr ord during his 20-year tenure. His vaulting him into a tie for sixth leagues during the 1055-66 seaaon, third boxes In game three and R e a d o n , 85 Basement However, they are paid their TOO ONE NI6HT ME WOKE UP baseball teama-won 288 games and C ontestants All Snules Bi the Rec League and a loop In West weqt on to win 143-111 to gain ,T W i6 6 B / 56 Peruser traveling expenses, plus 120 a day at 142. ANDSAvl HER $TANDiNS e 1H. , «> SM. tm. lost 102, he coached basketball Back of Snead and Ford, here'a left, and Jerry Hartford. the upper hand in the set. 57 Roman for meals, room and incidentals. Finallsti in Uio Town Men's Bowling Toumamont last night;/vie Taggai gBSiOe Hi6 6ED WITH AM clubs to 285 victories, against 185 the way they stacked up: Smith, right, wore nil smiles before the championship match at th oT as Norm ittner of the Y n ie big fellow,, who has reigned Spares in hia flrat two boxaa, ena thkif my old ona'a got that your now ono offlcials . iThe Washington Senators AY/r— 1 MAVB A defeats and hia football teams won have already sold 200,000 tickets 141— Bill Casper, Chula ‘Vista, staff held an envelope, which contained first place money. Both bowteM hhd a han< on the envelope as high average pinner In both plus twq more sparAA and a dou- LOT MORE HISTORICAL dooon’t havo— a roeoipt for tno laat paymont!" 55 Strain 43 games, lost 22 and tied seven. for the 1958 seaaon. The Nate/At­ Calif.; John Knight. Los Angelea; but Taggart was the only one who could open it as he Won three ofXfour games Incidentally, the Rec Leagiie and Y League in bls'^atrlke in the last two boxes o f D A TA , BUT "Sportsmanship displayed by the tracted only 425,000 all last Rea­ Frank Stranahan, Toledo. both bowlers smiled after the match although Taggart was a llttie richerYJum the run; A rup. In' ad- recent years, started with a strike game four sewed ^ the match for \ players was far greater to me than son. . . Youthful Johnny McMillan 142- -.-Jim Turnesa; Bill Kerr, ditlon to the cash Taggart reigns as Town Champion. (Herald Photo). \\ on h|a firet halt in game one and the West Stder. 'The final gams all the victories. In all my time my has been named head basketball Montreal; Dave Douglas, Newark, completed lUe night’s work with a waa decided by a 147-125 margin. PRISCILLA’S POP Hear, Hear! BY AL VERMEER (prison) team* never have been coach at Windham High in Willi- Del. Btiike In tha 10th box o f hia fourth Official scorer was Henry La- Involved in k fight with an outalde mantle. John haa had several suc­ 148—Jay Hebert, Sanford, Fla.; \ and deciding contest. Taggart Chapelle and the pin boys were WO\N! TWAT KID MUST team.” The prison .teams, for obvi­ cessful seasons at Ellsworth High A1 Beaselink, Grosslnger's, N. Y. Sale of Tickets End* collected etx atiikee and 10 spares. Ray Tomkunaa and Gene Dew­ •^HAVE 20-20 EARS ous reasons, played all their in South Windsor. McMillan, who Gerry Kesaelring, Toronto; Char­ Monday for Tettimonial Snilth, winner of the Town berry, , -Cw)^ 1? games at home. . . . Eleven races haila from. New Jersey, replaces lie Farlow, Greensboro; Billy Max (%amplonehlp In 1949, before It tXJN'TCMA 7^ are scheduled tonight on the stock Tom Callaghan who resigned at well, Odessa, Tex. Parents and nil Interested waa on an annual basts, and again _ CkeaialeBskle CfJME car raring program at Riverside the end of the 1985-86 season. persons nre reminded thnt noon \ in 1052, avtraged 117.8 and had m JS B A c k . Park Stadium. Gena White of Monday Is the deadline for pur­ but two atrikaa and TO aparaa. TMtd naee Manchester is listed as one of the Sunday Spectacular Sunday Ixmnuresux ...... 117 Itt HA AND ■YfVy\ Boardman Set chasing tickets for th e' Elka On 1956 F l^ ^Raeeis Jarry, like hie opponent, took part Hlllssld ...... m 111 101 PK3NTJ ’3 ’ entrants. First race starts at 8:15. night on teevee from 7:30 to 9 Testimonial bpaquet Wedaes- ______\ \ \ \ T , . . . Ed Earle haa been appoint will be a Salute of Baseball. It's day night at 8:80 nt the Elke ed advertiaing manager of all Yale a must viewing for every died In Home. 5lnachaeter High'e New York, April 14 (/P)— Major league manSgerSf Athletic Assn, publicstlons. Earle the wool baseball fan... Johnny To Beat Sandy crack basketball, cross country for their peculiar optimism on the eve of pennant races, riMtlly^ is a graduate o f Dartmouth Chapman, backrield coach at the and riffe teams will be honored. outdid themselves today. They predicted the tigl^test races Robin Roberts Victim Nine New York aporta writers who Uiilverelty (K/Connecticut, is the Boston, April 14 (AH—Light­ 5layor Harold TurktngtoA will in history in both the American and National Leagues and new tennl^mentor at UConn... covered the Yankees In spring weight Larry Boardman thinks be toastmaster and an enter­ practically placed all aebond day in tha eighth annual Connec­ through.” As tor hia Senatbn, "It's League champions. In the Nation­ Sandy Saddler in their 10-round planned. three teama will finish in a flrat \ 1.'' ' • . al League, five scribes Ilka the ticut Relays at the University of too open" to predict but "Aome of \1 non-title fight tonight—battle him Accommodations have been place tie in 4;ach league and no­ Ni^York, April 14 (/P)_Now it’s offlcUJ. Robin Robsrts, 4.14 Dodgers and the other four cast Connecticut. A total of 575 track on the Inside. made for 210 persons and the our pltchere are going to ebrpriae ALLEY OOP Dinosaur? Now? BY V. T. HAMLIN A14 AJtHSiamwiwkr’ **wyit>tt.y- body—buto ^ —but nob^y-—willnobody—'-will finleh last.last, them this year." \ their votes for the.Cardinals. and field stars were registered In The Boston Garden contest pits Elks are hoping for a banner FVJOtO MOO'LL &rt VOOR Wa.*hlng,^qn, April 14 (45 — “ My players expect to win and Giants have a good chance.” in hlae flve-mnlng "warmup” fhr Green Manor Pros "Go for Broke" ! ...hi;..- -L.. at 131. CHARLIE GRIMM of Milwau­ tha American Asm. .' Rookls Pat «4V)D IM RW IVER HOD PtCTURt IM TWU WYPBR ' I'M IT'U 5E Cd, S'»d "IPiKWOG NOW THir HE KNOWS TOU CAN'T FLY M'SS SCNNAPS j 8LCK.NS AAGKSCrr h e a p - HOP TO THE CARRIER, INTENDINS TO GET lACK IN TIME Britain Pacers at 8:15 at the V er-1 »'Falght games the is t6 bomb him inside." says Sam up a rifw demand today, for A think Cleveland, with Its fine Tuesday and e la te d In with a 0-3' gave two hits apiece in aharing heavj^’elght title bout with Rocky will be a nip and tuck affair right u w iv E z . v e t HCO WOMK, H00k>& TO&COl fiCT, BACK IN HER r-ANS. lST ME CHECK THE WNP. 6ES1PE& KETAIKAPY TO MEET CHRISTY FOR PiNNER.., ANP* HERE 1 AM planck School. Defeated 96-8.’5 last Pscers plan no lineup - change*. Boardman, father and co-handler pitching, will give us tlte most decision. All but one' of the runs le Redlege' pitching chorea. The Marci'Ano after his quick dispatch down to the wire. Y K rro so w E WtAT p w o o iw ! SH P 'S POSITION AND THE w e a t h e r . oar OF RANGE OF THE Sunday lii the first game of the Sharpshooting Sonny Thomas and of Larry. "Nobody does It but tro'uble with Boston, Chicago and was charged to\Roberta. . eda also gotj only four hits, but ONA'rMREEfllMNTNS'CKUISE... TO THE of ’England's willing but over­ ’’If we could get full seBiums out Pitcher staned Barrage . 6EACN bcsl-of-three series for the Central Dick Watson will start, at the for- /that's the way you beat him Detroit also In.there all the way." them with eight wAlka. “ m m m n m . Connecticut Basketball League matched Johnny Williams. Start­ LOPEZ, the eyer-hopeful In­ of our key players we should be Bob PorterflelA a pitcher no M'srda, Cal Calloway will Jump ,bomb hint’ in.side. It you fight him ing siqwly but flailing away for right up there," he aald. "Every championship the locals mu.^t win from the outside those long srms dian chief, conceded that the Yan­ less, atarted the Mrrbga with a to force a third and deciding con­ center, and steady Frank P e i^ two rounds, Jackson dropped Wil­ kees, as league champions, must dub is improved and I don't tee three-run poke In \the Second In­ of his will give him an advantage how the Dodgcie can get off to l l N i g h C s test. A preliminary is on tap at 7 and playmsker Rudy Knight >^111 liams three times' and won a be the team to best hut he added: ning: Then Te4 willlam a and and he’ll bust you up. such a start as they did last year;" o'clock. start at the guards'. Capable re­ technics! kporkout at 2:49 of the "The Red Sox, White Sox and Jackie Jerwen whacked -back-to- "VVe’ll ta'ae our chances of ret­ BIRDIE TEBBETTS of Cincin­ serves Include Joe Young. Frank fourth round. ’Tlgera. as well as ourselves, are back wallops In the third. Milt WaaKtafion— Tommy :urrf- The experienced Pros got off to ting busted up to fight hlrft inside." "We want Marciano — or any­ nati was sure his Redlege are s bad .start in the first game at the Hartsfield and Dave Jones. - improved and I see a race' fully as Bolling sent Robin on nis way with cane) J^kson, 104, i Ni York, one rl*e If he won't' fight," stronger. Stanley Arena trailing the Pacers Mitchell will retaliate with, set close as last year’s. Wt have/a a two-run homer in the fifth. stopped Johnny Willli 1-2. 28-2^ at the end of the opening shooter Ronnie BushWell and Duke Snider Tops clamored Txju (Lippyl Breldbsrt, great chance. Ai Rosen looks Mke "We have aolldifled. our left It' y/as only the Aemnd homer England. quarter. Strong outside shooting popular Kenny (Joodwlp^up front, Jackson's mariager and Speech- he’s sharp again and-young Herb field position with Frank Robin­ of the spring for ..Wllllatn*, who Maaeheatbr, Bni Joe maker. hy tonight's visitors gave them a tall Burr Carl.son at center, and Score ii too per cent improved. son,” hs .said. "Ray Jablonskl has been having troublA with his Lucy, Lo.ndpn, ■ ai Frank ¥• > / ¥ 3()-16 edge in the second period either Jimmy Ahearn or Ed Brooklyn Sluggers Jackson gave his approval with We have the best pitchlhg staff in seems to be msklng a comeback timing. Jensen's smack Stretched Johnson, Itanehestei’, 8. (For Brit­ a happy "Yeah; man." r.». and a comfortable 58-40 margin at GrindslI will team, with Bobby, ------. •' baseball and I'm highly oplimls- at third base. The rest of the club his hitting streak thr^gh 13 ish lig h ttig h t si^rv.s. e«i. ■ The 24-year-oJd windmill, from Is .solid.’ Everything, therefore, de­ ^ames. halftime. AlthougR'Ahe Pros man­ Knight in the backcourt. Grindall Brooklyn. April 14 (45 —Duke M'-" JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN aged to gain a slight 24-23 edge in will be on hand if the high-scoring Snider was the leading hitter New York's Far Ro.ckawsy section Other American League manag­ pends on the pitching. If the Rookie Joe Lonnett hit\a solo MICKEY FIffN Half.^Way! BY LANK LEONARD among the Brooklyn Dodger regu­ fbowed no sign* of wear for his pitching comes through, we will homer lor the Phlle off f^liefer Repeat/Performance ALL ABOUT P URE ..YOU'RE the third querter and s 21-15 ad­ Ahearn isunsbis to get away from ers were almost as enthusiastic. 6 AND I NEED A GOOD TOO BAD HE WOULDN'T 6TAY his Army dutljFa a t . Fort DIx. lars this spring, hitting .360 In the brief and decisive se.ssion with W il­ "I hate to admit the Yankee and be up there.'' George SiiAce.' ME? J/ O N E OFTHE ENGRAVER ./...THE LAST ONE ■sg iNj.Pst ( vantage in the final 10 minutes liam* In, a televised scrap before AWAY FROM MY GIRL/ MsVs^^tr^ they were unable to overcome Green Manor's^ reserves, Wally exhibitions. White Sox impressed me and I've STAN HACK of Chicago , alee The New York ' Yankees.X who New York. April 14 (45—The - ^ BEST ENGRAVERS P A S ^ m t m, POOR FELLOW/ MAYBE YOU KNOW \ \PAflLm! THANK 2..500 fans .at Ultne Arena lAst was confident his cliih was im­ aren’t underestimating the W n - 1058 Worm Series will be a re­ IN THE BUSME5G.' their 18-point deficit at the inter­ Widholm, Frank Toro,' Ronnie Sandy Amoroa (.333) and Junior heard the Indiana Are really on the HER...GAIL GORDON?^ GOOONRS, m W L L I Harris and Tilly Dubose are con­ Gilliam ( .3171 were the only'other night. proved. "I rate the Cubs a -good nant potential s'upplied by Bos­ peat performance in the opinion o f ...ONE OF THE mission, Thus far in three games Breidbart hadn’J even waited for war path." said .MIKE .HIGGINS VERY BEST/ HAViNrroucHEPn!^ played by the rivals the Pacers sidered superior to the Pacers’ regulars over ..300 for the world of Boston. "But, even when we chance to finish In the first dlvi- ton's power, underscored their dwn the' naUon'e sports writeie with champs. Pee Wee Reese hit .294, the conle.st. in which his cliarge sioii," he said, "Russ Meyer will hoiher threat by smacking threoKin the Brooklyn Dodgere repreeent- •f-/e won both on their homg court bench strength. was a prohibitive .5-1 favorite., to were losing a few- games In. Florida Should the host quintet prevail a Gil Hodge* .284, Roy Campsnella help our pitching, Don Hoak a 1 7 -7 -rout o f . Pittsburgh. ThbL.. ing the National League .and tha while Green Manor captured Jhe shout for Marciano. He anno\inced I was seeing things that convinced toss of a coin trill deride thS date .281, Jackie Robinson .250 and Carl tightens our tnfleid and Monte gave them seven In two days. Ney/ York Yanfceea carrying the contest played at the East Side he had .sent a wire on Thursday to me we have also ■ improved con­ Rec. • „ and site of the third gsme. Ftirillo -.226. Irvin adds punch to our outfield." Yogi -Berra, Mickey Mantle ahti hopea of the American. The vote chairman Julius Helfand of the siderably—'-enough to make ,my hopes very high." BRAGAN. rnsde a solid predic­ Elston Howard tagged the blowa of 130 wrltera in the Aaaoctated New' 5'ork State Athlelle Commis­ tion his rirstea would escape the against the Buca. Hqward had 4- Preea annual pre-aeaaoit poll was sion demanding a match with Mar­ MARTV MARION, who last year predicted hia While Sox cellar. for-6 and drove In five runs.... so one-sided in both leagues that ciano.. And if Rocky -won’t fight, Rookie Lou Sklzas added two- would win the pennant, didn’t go "I’m pleased with the progress it waajJm oat no contaat. Nobody \» Breidbart added. Jackson la read.v of the Pirstes'ln spring training,' triples to the 17-hlt Yailk attack plcked^either team worse than (o take on any other challengers that far out on the limb this time. which fell short, however,, of over- He did say, ho'wever, that he waa he said. "W e will get out of the third. The Dbdgera, however, if, it mean,, the title hang* close by. cellar. I’m auie." \ shadowing the failure of Lefty topped the Yanks in first plnce Get ^our Car Ready For Biizzsbw Tactirs not conceding a thing to any other F'KEIi DIE 'HI.'TCHINSON of Tommy Bryne. He was rocked votes, 105-102. Employing the buM-saw (actios club. , for ail seven runs In 2 1-3 innings. Xm ‘1 look for an exciting and Ppqc- the Cards' said he didn't . know ' ^ ^ < ' 7 familiar to television spectators. much about Oje other teams since Clpveiand's Indians Also won Jackson literally stormed William* i taciilar season with the same type with, pfiwer, beating the Milwau­ BIG RACING PftpOR^ «-/V into lielples.snesa. * i ” / finlsl^ that prevailed last year," he is new In the./leag'ue but added SPRING DRIVING "Brooklyn has c good sound boll kee Bravea 3-2 as Bobby Avila Ci^AIN EASY A Rooming House BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . Economy Lesiwn BY MERRILL BLOSSER For a round and a )ralf. the 29 he said.' "It.should be a five team homered with a man on in a three- Miami, Fla.,-" April 14 (^ '—The year-old Rugby, England, pig race with the .Sox in it AU the way. club." The Phillies And Redlegfi _ z r - — — — ^ showed "strength when I Asw them run flrat Inning againat Warren biggest racing' program ever of­ MRS. LYNN C. DOYLE. EH ? I GOT IT! S he S e n t in a c h a n s e '' ------\ L still ML/Cff /4 7 2 7 ?— * SS1\'lSTHe Y Mope — werf hy farmer held off the advancing I think we’re stronge,' than last Spahn. Hank Aaron homered fered in Florida in April Ui-expect­ Goop.' wefee 1 W , And Pittsburgh has good' pitching r ..* 0 iTiS VERY DON'T RECALL.HER.IU6EE OP APDRESS CARD WHEN SHE GOT I MRAR T»«Y «e 601(46 / TWINK. YOU TCKET TAKClt I NET LEFT JUST IN TIME./ ) ~ the Jackson with quick jabs. He won ye.sr. I'm sure our outfield has'Im­ for the Braves agalnsi winner Art ed to lure 20,000 or more to GulfJ mPORTAWT THAT I IP SHE NOriFlEP US OP A ^ T T L E D , r O 0eSS.,i90 DOZIER S T L TO IbLEVlSE THE lAPPY \ SHOOLP Are w e 60IN6 ib STlU-HeRET J POftlME L r r n e the first round on all three o/ncials' proved wjlh the addition of Larry and won’t he a pushover but the Houtteman. whom Cleveland has stream Park today, and Rex C. permanent address. herb. PONT HAMES HOP WOee <50e46 / HAVE sit mere a il even­ NICkEL Doby who gives us lefthanded- Cardinals are in good shape 'and LOCATS MRS. DOYLE! ing l e t s s e t ~ SPECIAL - card.*. Bill Jackson took over to-' mentioned as expendable to .trade Ellsworth's Swaps-is the prinej-.,. ? X LAS VIEOAS SHE POROBT The IB-IU. ward the end of the second snd power and steadies our outfield. re .dy to go. 1 think we'll be a pal attraction. Swaps will be mak­ (/tbPPMV eoiM 6/ contender." ta lk :'” ' ...... -f.l-' V ," SHAW THIS POST OFFICE. UUES YOU Tie place will from then on was rocking the We aren't going to lo.se anything The Cp.icago White Sox finally ing his Florida debut and his first OeNMAL DELNERY, tOUGHT Ntg: FOR ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCT CARS bleeding visitor wit'h a barrage of St shortstop. This Luis Apgricio ended their road-tour vith the St. start since Feb. 18. shouldering AS HER FORNARD' .rs punches Is going to surprise a few people." ! F s in F lb AITT, T P ifls a Ix>uia Cardinals, an.d with no re­ top Weight of his career 'in 130 WG APPRES5 WilSlanrvs dropped twice for nine RI'CKY HAKItIM, veteran De^ i A I 4 I C grets. The Cards came from be­ pounds and going after first counts in the third round. A left Iroit manager, said: "We •Inn’t i RAsIfi hind again to bel^ the Sox 7-5 and money In the ” 325,000 Broward honk pot him down again in the need so many good bieaks. What O y IX C C lS , win the series 7-1. Sherm Lol- Handicap at a mile and 7p fourth and Referee Marty Gal­ we’ll have to do la avoid the bad^ lar had given-the Sox a 5-2 lead lagher stepped In. one*. I tliink our biggest improve-' Cleveland, April 14 (45 — The with a three-run homer off Stu Jackson has scored 13- kayos ment is in oiir second lir)e pitcht Providence Red* today ruled the Miller,, but Hal Smith hit A solo CANT HOLD 'CATS O N 6 ' i r ONS's smong 27 'victories In his 32 bouts. Ing. 'We have s couple pf 'Ifs', espe­ American Hockey I-eague for the homer and "slumping" Rip 'Repul- Tucson, Artz/ — (NEA) •— Ari­ The defeat was Williams' ninth in cially St second base. I realize it fourth tirne In ItA 20-year hlatdry. ski smAcked a ground-rule itou- zona's baseball t^am has stretched, 1. Radiator Draintd ofid Rushod 4. Lubricate Speedometer Cable 69. Jackson weighed. 194, Williams won't be easy to break Into the They toppled the Cleveland ble with the bases’ loaded In a its winning streak: to. 24. I94'a. flrat division but I feel certain Barons 6-3 laat nigh't to^sweep the 1^ XI44e^e.• Iwa. TAt - - Beg, ys. Pet Out. X imd Housing.. we'll win more games than we did final .playoff series for the Calder" r r

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Bathroom sink. S3 Nori h l V p a y m e n t s 70 Mill St. —$7.80 down, $7.8() - month. Free eclORf Hru. PIN BOYS wanted. A^ply Manchi baby parakeets, guaranteed 90 TIRE SALE Houaaa^or Bale 78 down for vetsrans. Call Barbara' ro)oriui brochure. Write West rancif with two car baMment ga* Sale* and Service. 3*S Main Call days. ’Tropical fish and aquarium wood St. after 8. I16A3 Weeds Agsney, ka. 8-7T0t. PHIL H A U ^ " COPY CLOSING TIME W 6PtW r r ~ ler Bowling Green, ^VS:. 600-16 ...... $12.45 yrANTED — Vndtrwood’ standard Florida Title Co., 3088 McGregor rage. Beautiful kitchen and dining Street. Ml. S-4Stl. Oiwn cvenlnfa. \ 3-4882. supplies. Puppies, hamsters, 670-15 ...... 614.70 GREEN MANOR)R -\BSeven evf MI. *>9331 area, with riOw. Living room w in FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. SILENT SiiWlNO machine, arm 3C05li»LETE ty^Mwritsr, in good condition. Ml. Blvd., Ft. Myere, Fla. -cages, acceaaoriea. all pet supplies 710-15 ...... $16.65 ranch. Garage.I. Dswnisd for com- V3.700 SDC ROOM raaci^r^H ot CHARLBfl LAIHROP raised hearth fireplace, ’niroa MANY OLDER cart, good trana- FULI< TIME service station aU and foods. We bily puppies, ca- chair three phonpgrapha, two fi ROOMS OF BRAND fOTts^a liviim: wltAxoioodlea of water heat, large room a,' alum- bedrooms I15MI0. Madeline Smith, MON. THRU FRl. eylind^ records, one ip t MI, 94)384 portatlon. Cara that can’t be acen tendant. Good pay, Insurance-and .nariea and hamsters. 993 Main St., f i r s t s ' g u a r ^ n t e e d FURNITURE axtrsa to make you Othsr Inqm storms, very clean. Subur­ Realtor.-Ml. 8-1643. 1 0 :^ A. M. from the atreet. Look behind our other fringe iMheftta. See Mr. Manchester. S and H stamps with .recogde. MI. 9.0143. .All 100% guaranteed, some in orig. excellent values 9-T home. ban. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml. , ' EARL ROHAN' •Saburban For Salt 7S Office. Douglaa Motora. 33S Main. Quey at Moriarty BrolhVra, Center Guaranteed Ne3»\Treads Inal factory crates, with original Rooms Without Board 59 SATIJRDAY ;9 A. M. every purrhaac.'Members of the i 600-18 ...... \ $7>5 SIEBBRT CARRIAGE, fcon^ertlhie Hek Agency: Ml. Ml. •-5183. 9-4684. •'«' M l. 3-7433 TOLLAND St, Mknrheater Trust charge plan. I factory aerial numbers. CL8U4N, comfortsbis, weU hsated 8-8111. FORD 1954 Victoria, radio, heater, ■ 670-15 ...... car bed, good cpBdlU^. Reh. ANOOVER, BOLTON If you can uaa two bedroom*,'' 710-15 ...... ’ ...... $9.95 aonable. MI. 9.4269. ^ BLOND BEDROOM slngls room. I^ivats home, quiet MANCHESTER GREEN THREE FAMILY, vefy central,*, '4}OOPCItATiO> wa,L Fordomatoc. white walla,. tw;o YOUNG MAN. P r ^ r a b iy ' ,mar- MANCHBSTER-Rawthoms COVENTRY and Vicinity pnd like a fui) separata . dlntqg lE APPRECIATED j tone point. One owner car. Excel­ EXCHANGE LIVING ROOM SUITE neigbbori)oo4l. ' For genUemsn. good icondttlon. 5-8-4, Carlton W. ried. Hli^h Schom/education, to ! eWINCHILLAS, reasonable. Call ~ r ML 3-SlSS. Brand new three bedroom ra n ^ Throe bedroom ranch. Birch kitch­ HuUthina. MI. 8-8183. 9.4«94. room, spacious kitchen, homey Hv* lent condition. McClure Porfliac. learn phase of photo engraving ^ j a -. 8-7770 from 5 p.m. 7, p.m. $ l down, $1 weekl.v 6-Pc. DINETTE SET full pellar, tile bath, hot Sratei en cabinet, dlspoaal, ceramic tile OVERLOOKING RT, 8-Seclud ing’ room with flrspiace and pic­ j Ml. 9-4M.S, ’ ■ FOR SAUt-lOO ftX iin fencing, 4' with rapidly growing firm. Excel-:. high ^ RUGS— LAMPS FRONT ROOM, centrslly locsted. heat, all utllitiea.' Reasonably bath, garage! 815.800. ed, 8 room ranch type, ell Improve­ ture window frariiing' a delightful »ial M l 3-5121 lent starting rats and good oppor-: PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, , iisA a. 3;h»*. iV>R 88,300; FOUR room home ments, 8 car garage, approx. 1 1-3 il992 PACKARD 4" door aedan. BUDGET CENTER Rested, continuous hot water. priced for a new home. 811:800. landscape, make an appointment tunity for alert man. A.B.C. Photo . now locgtSd...... at.... Route 5 and Chapel WESTINGHOUSE REF'R. Charles PwitlceUi. Ml. 8-8944. Mile attached garage, hot water acres, asking $10, Ultra matic, radio, heater. Com­ At the Center. MI. 3-416-4 17 ” TABLE htODBL T.V. "with Gentleman preferred. MI. 8-7138. WARREN E. HOWLAND at oneb to aee this Immaculate 1866 Gravure Supply Corp., Elm St. Rd., South'Windsor, next to East swivel tabic Excellent condition, EMERSON TELEV. REALTOR * heat, oil, could qualify for GI. custom built quality ranch. FuH pletely overhauled, (.uaranlced. Hartford Driyc-ln Theater. Open PLEASANT ROOM for gsntleman. WEST SIDE of town, Dudley gt.^ Ml. 3-1108 MI. 8-8001 Suburban. Call The Elleworth MIt. BEXXUDBD—Four rooms, all im-. See and drive this car Sunday. STORM WINDOWS and screens, $45. 357 Spruce St, WASHING MACHINE cellar, piaatered walla, breeaewaF, Lost tn6 Found \1 daily 9«S, Tuesday, Thursday and Centrslly located at 373 Main St. -Three bedroom ranch now under ten Agency, Realtor. Ml, M9S0, proVementa. poultry houaas; bam, two car gal'ago and 114 acre plot. Open till 6. Brunner's Packard. m1MMEDIATP! Friday nights 7 • * p.m. Man­ good buy. new wood, dark greSn HOT, 5CX asphalt plant open. DE LUXE RANGE Parking. MI. 3-4071. construction. Youngstown kitchen, or Mra. Mayer, MI. 84)834, 3>t acrea. 87.500. enamel.. Four 32’'x51''; one 28’’X. Take your choice of any of these Immediate (tceupancy. FOUND — A place where ______Talcottville. chester customers can call JA, Gravel, aand, atone, rich loam $3 tile bath. S’ bay picture window, SPRING SPECIALS — 1^— s a Ue s opportunity , . 39". MI. 9-6422. Two 36 "x43’’ : appliances in addition to bedroom, PLEASANT. FRONT, well ventil­ ORIGINAL SALT BOX — Six aecurc a complete line of knlUinK ! w’aNT TO BUY A CAR and 8-3301 and we will bring; order a yard dcUveted in truck loads. sliding door clossts. All utIUUss. WALTON W. GRANT home with us at 5 p.m. 't o 68 three .38''x53": three S3''x43."; buff Nuasdorf Sand and Stone Co. MI. living room dinette,' rugs, lamps, ated room, near baUi with ahow^ One Mock .to storOs, bus -snd SPRING HOUSING rooms, flill bath, fireplaces, panel, jrarna and acceasorie*. etam ped' your credit turned down? Don't ^creased demand for the REALTOR g o ^ a , embroidery cottona and Spruce St. color. Door 32’'x79” - dark green. 8-7I08. tables, linoleums, dishes and other er. Very centrally located. 14 schools. MI. 9-0498. Six room ranch, one block off VALUES ing, partly restored, 4 acrea, only give up. aee “ Honest" Douglaa, ^ h qual.ity heating service we Call MI.'6-0558. Items. ' Wadsworth St. MI. 8-4831. Coventry Lake. Three < bedrooma, 112.800. 63 East Center Street tatting threada. At Your Yarn T /L u /n T lcr MI. S-HS8 < 3.1.1 Main. Not a.finance company ofier makes it important to nice corner lot. Vacant Selling for 89 MARSHALL ROAD - Six Shop. SO Cottage St. Phone Ml. EVERYTHING \f ANCHESTER —Sesmsn Orcle— ATTRACTTIVE —, Five* rooma, plan. J ilD i u p p m a H train a salesman at once. Man 42 I THREE PIECE living room set, 10 room two-fsmUy spsrtment 89,500. Ibteellent terma available. room Cape C od-40 tip-top con­ t-3S88. 213 o 4 . Liveatocka—VehicleB Boats and Acceaaories-46 ONLY $448 Boarders Wanted 69-A bath, flreplacg. OHW, large land­ selected will be sent to our $43. Three piece bedroom set. $50. fivs rooms each apartment. All on Inveatlgate this one aeon. dition; All room i flnifhed. Oil Wantcd^RMl RaUta 77 194* CADILLAC 4 door aedan, m u factory training school. This Television set. $39. Kenmore wash­ Fret storsfs until wanted Free de­ scaped lot, asking 810,500, ^ tXMT—Brtrirn clutch bag contain­ Black apotleaa. hydramntir. radio, n iY COWS, ca:alves and tieef MANCHESTER Boat Co.. 10 Essex first floor. Three bedroome each heat. Beautiful lot with trace. will be a permanent poaitioii, Piela Bros. ing machine, $25. Baby-B,utler. $4. livery. Free aet-up by our own New houses in Hebron Just over ing wallet with Important papera. healer.. Priced for a quirk aale. . cattlee. Also horses. St. sn . 9-2929. Open evenings, 9 ROOM- AND board. Gentleman, apartment. New \ combination G.I. and F.H.A. mortgage LARGE FAMILY—Ten room co­ ARE TOU OONS: Finder please call Ml. 9-5S74. with drawing account, group Tel MI.03-74O5. All In good condition. 73 Union St. to 9, Saturdays 8 to 5 :80. reliable men the Bolton Town Line, 'iV o avall- 8BLUNG YUUn PRO! Alap a 1947 Cadillac Sport coupe, Call MI. 3-7878. storm windows and doors. Occu­ aUe. both four rooma. Batement available. Priced for quick aua lonial, tiraplacas, Dutch oVan fum- life insurance, health and acci­ pancy one side. New heating sys­ at only 114,800. Wt will appraiaa your extra i^ean, black. All equipped, dent ihaurance. quota bonuses Phone Me Immediately garage-, fireplaces. Priced in the aca, 5 acraa, bam, asking 113,500. ed right, .luat drive, you can't ' Trailers for S*I« 6* A Household Services Bonds->^tock»— tem. caty water and sewer. Ten­ 18 ST. LAWRENCE STREET— free and without any c Announcements and other benefits. If you have Poult r.v and Supplies. 43 A FEW USED outboards at Bar- Hartford CH. 7-0358 Icrtcmenta 63 913.000 bracket. Good FHA mort­ We alao buy property for 2 / eear ‘m the motor run. It'a aoooo Offered 13-A MortnaRes / 31 ants rent $75.00. Good Condition gagee available. Seven room older home juet 1 PART-TIME FARM-SIx rooms, 1953 30' TRAILER, Excellent condi­ “the ability to meet and talk Notice stow’6, $35 up. Phone MI. 8-7234. - Apartments— Flats— Reasonable. Occupancy. Lot 100 x block from Center Street. One- Selling or buying contact OfOOME .TAX prepared |>y ex-, nice. Brunner'a Packard. Open convincingly to home owners BABY CHICKS and turkey poults. I After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4690 all Improvaments, bam, I car ga­ Sunday. 9 lo I. tion. $2,300. Call MI. 9-9234 after WEAVING of burns, moth holes'fl.OOO COSTS 322.29 monthly and 12’ ROWBOAT with 5 4 h.p. Flam- 100, price $1«,000. Osil Xn. 8-8378. Vernon Street — For the party car garage. Good home for raga, brook, 38 acraa, 115,000, OTANLET BRAT. Raalter parienced tax consultant. Peraot! 4 p.m. and builders, your future is es­ Little and .McKinney, Inc., 15 Taken by virtue ■ an execution See It Day or Nigrht TWO ROOM furniahed apartment Brae-Burn Realty. large family. No traffic atreet BRAE-BURN RlUUUrT and tqrn clothing, hosiery runs, that's all. Dial CH. 6-8367. ' FHA bau motor. As ia $45, MI. 9-1509, with kitchen facUitias. Adults only, looking for a large four bedroom al or business. Call Frank' 1931 PLYMOUTH CLUB coupe. tablished h^re. We are dealers Woodbridge St. to me directed and will be sold at for amall children. Owner’a Ml, S4gn. dom: Ml. *-2319. handbags repaired, ilpper re­ and G l fiancing a apeclaltv with for the nationally known Tim­ __ public vendue t" the highest bid- or 258 McKee St. . A - 'L —B— E— R— T—S 105 Birch St. . . home this la a bargain. Nine rooipa Radio, heater, in wonderful condi­ placement, umbrellaa repaired, Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, MANCHESTER -(-Cape four rooma, in aU, extra' large lot', close to tranafer la your good fortune. •WELL^ AGENCY tion throughout. Small down pay­ Auto Urivinr School 7-A ken Silent Automatic line of dermal Hollj’wood Service I tatlon, 43-45 ALLYN ST,. iIa RTFORO full cellar with recreation room. Buy thia at 814,900. LUTIN08 WANTED - 8b«i*. mOOME TAX prepared. , /Room men’s shirt collars reversed and 1 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. heating equipment. Previous Articles For Sale WOLVmtlNE 13’. double cockpit Buckley school. Tha ’’as is” price Main St., Oovantry ’ PI. 3-8873. two-family, thrae-tamlly, • buM* ment, easy weekly or monthly replaced. Marlow's 'IJItl« Mend­ 45|,342'Ea8t Center St., in the town of . outboard runabout, top condition, Basineas 1/ocattons Very clean, large lot, oil hot air ia finiy $18,800. Houae needs olT Call for. appointment to Impact 307A, 88 East Center S t^ o n d a y GET YOUR driver’s license now. heating or appliance sales help­ ------_ _ _ I tnsnehester 14 dsva after date ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, heat. Pries 810.500. ' Don’t wait, -7^ nsaa prepay. Hava maqy naife through Saturday, 10 s/m. to 9 terms. Douglaa Alotor, 133 Main.' ing Shop. “ILTS. MI. 3-7557. For Rent 64 bumai> concrete floor In basement theee Ualtnge BOLTOF Enjoy early spring driving, enrpll I Ojlportur fu l, but not essential. For ap­ ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port-j v-hlch will b* on 16 day of April glass,. china, and used furniture call Gaaton-Wilkie Realty. W, TODAY buytra. Mortgagaa arraagMi m. Ralph Broil, M1/^S512, or Bu8ine. booking orders for machine cut cellent condition, Kemp’a, Inc. MI. for present o w i^ ; thia houae alts ML 84183, Ml. 8-6884. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY BChool. T. J. Eacott, Broker. ML tlciilaia contact Misa Cliilow, 53 OAK ST. 3-5680. time on the market. New oil bum 8-T8U. W AN TED-Rlde to Pratt and Whit­ Rockville, TR, 5-.-1783, your bathroom and kitchen. . For stone..4” bed, 3'' to 8" height. 1' on a 80 X 42 'foundation and in­ er, new plumMng. Haa a fireplace, 1 - 6 P.' M. ' Herald Office. to 3‘ 2’ long. <-oveis 40 aq. ft. per ] ney . East Hartford, first ahift. MORTIAJCK’S Manchester's lead­ free eatimatea call M I. 9-2653, The Ix^^gal Nolife Over 50 NeV Boats STORE AT 26 Blreb SL for rent. corporates biMtutlful materials and encipaed front porch, combination PLYMOUTH LANE-Six room eo DESPERATELT in need of 8 room 19.12 FORD convertible. Radio. ing driving school. Professional ton. Sawed bed edge 2’’ bed. 2“ to Inquire Marlow’a. WALES ROAD, ANDOVER Call MI. 3-6240 after 4:30. Tile Shop. Biickland. / WOMAN TO work In inspection and MAPLE BEDROOM set and a sin­ workmanship. Many closets, ex etorin wlndowe and icfaena, plenty lonlal in quiet nelghbarhood ol C m , not over $1B,000. Write Boa Ford-O-Mstlo. white wal)s. Beau­ teai;hlng by a skilled, courteous 8" high, r to si's' length, covers i • In Stock ceptionelly large living room with lovely homea. 1!4 mtha, Inwese tiful condition. Call MI. 3-5329 be­ assembly department. Must be The Coventr.v Zoning Board gle maple bed. CaU MI. 1-7338. of cloaeta. Asking 818,800. L7M#$ald. inalructor. George Mortlock, , MI. TRY US FOR re^holatering, allp neat in appearance. Apply in per­ ELECTRONIC 70 aq. ft. per ton. 'Thin wall stone, of Appeals held a meeting on Including Low Priced TVanied To. Rfnt ^ raiaed hgarth and picture window way, attached garage. Landacap- fore 2 p.m. 9-7898. Instructor-Consultant for covers, draperies, nig cleaning. heavy'^wall alone random. Bolton Oxford Street— Five room ranch Automobiles for SAle 4 son. Fisher Dry Cleansers, 325 Tuesday, April 10 th, 1956, 7:30, " Aluminum Boats SPECIALS SeparM dining room , and large ing and flower gardens are beautl. tha type - WANTBD-Houaa lot. A or B sooa. Manchester. Free delivery service. 'All Work Broad St. TECHNICIANS , veneer -atone, slate Bagging. Bol­ P.M. town Office Building. Covtoven^ Large aelection of outboard motors MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE , need 4 cabiiV kitchen with dining apace, nearing completion. Buy naiw and ful beyond deacriptlon. Mre. Pratt with city water. Good nalghiMs* 1956 PACKARD 4-door sedan -Read guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery ton Notch Quarry. Call Ml. 9-0617. turea fo r ' NO. MONEY down. 1950 Oldsmo- try. Connecticut, at which ttma and accessories; ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR ' .or 5 rooma. single house pre­ Maater bedrooip With walk-in chooae your own color echeme. Andover, PI. 3-7688. or Hartford hood. Write Box D, HeiMd. this ~ Ultramatic drive, i-adio, IJ1RS6N’S DRIVING School Shop. 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. ferred. MI. 9-3607. ------in your blie, -1949 Ford two and four door. de luxe, heater and defroster, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Young Mu.st have ability lo a.ssemble. coniideration was given tiy' in­ Come and see the new. Regular $549. — Now 8899, cloket. Additional bedroom with Two fireplaces, big rooms, lot la JA. 3-3118, J. Wataon Beach and Manchester’s' only trained and Evenings MI. 3-7267. lady beginner or e.xperienced. Ex REO TRIM-A-LAWN power mower jValk-ln cloaet. Ceramic tile bath, 60x300. Only 818,900. _ , . Co., 3l Central Row, Hartford. $3,900 down. Full price 1.800. SBLUNGT We buy. aea. trade er 1941.Ford, Excellent second cars, back up lights, trunk light, oil certified Instructor. For your safe with storm plow attachment. $75, terested town residents, _Wd to URGENTLY NEEDED, by family Othera availahle. good running and clean. See. Boh ceiient salary,ah 35 hour week. Write ! wire and solder a variety of Topper Outboard Cruiser NORGE REFRIGERATOR full cellar, walk-up stairway to at­ Realtora, exclueiva agents, ap- Hat your property. For prompt filter, oil bath cleaner, windshield ly w> are trained lo leach proper also Roberts electric power mow­ Tlveodore and Eleanor XIoberg, Regularly $459 — Now $358. af. three, 4 or 5 room rent. TeL Oliver et Center Motor Sales, 461 Box LIJ', Herald. Complete Stock—Paints, Hardware, tic. Hot water-oil baseboard heat, Tanner Street-r-Three new ranch pralacrs. aervlet call 'Ina Eaisworth Mtttan washer, chrome hub shells. V8 240 ly. Ml. 9-6075. I electricall.v and electronic de- er, $15. Top condition. MI. 3-7557. regarding adverti.sed bhlice to Ml.. 8-4737 after 4 p.m. homea by Hansel A Peterman still REIMRR’ CONSTRUCTION Main St. Gluea. Ett. ' ADMIRAL refrigerator -June 15th occupancy. Price 838.s60i Agan^ Raaltor. Ml. t-8810’. h.p., gsB mileage up to 23 miles Ruildinr—ContractinK 14 make (jt-parale deeded lot for small for aale. Choice location, wall con- / CO. er gallon. Full delivered price at ! vices and components. Excel­ red house on I^ly F^d, 'aitua^ed Regularly $319 — Now $179.' WANTe D—Two o r , three room Shdwn only by appointment. Near GLASTONBURY — Attractive 4H 1S6S PONTlAC convertible. Maroon Ft’ IJ. OR PART time help wanted. Mructed homea. Open daUy.. Drive room bungalow, two bedrooma, *• ’'•0(3VENTRT, p i . 84051 fELUNG TOUR homet T «a« ?alcottrille. 12894. It's easy to do GENERAL CARPENTRY-AUera- oij (Tlieodore ^id Ejeanqr Mob«rg McINTOSH BOAT qO. furnished cottage for reliable transportation and shopping in AA with black top. white wall tires, Motorcycle*— ilicvcles 11 Apply Arthur’a Luncheonette. led working conditions. Open 9-9 Daily 5U. 9-3102 ADMIRAL r a n g e zone. by and aea thase beautiful homes full cellar, oil heat convenient ooupla loosing for six nxnii ranch. business in Talcottville. Very low tlona, additlona and new construe- prbnerty. /' party. Write Box AB. Herald., BOLTON *>■ Three hei^roohi ranch, Cape or coldmal with large lot or radio, heater, hydramatir, power tlon. Dormers, porches, . garages Notice Regularly $459 — Now $399. Senajibly priced at $18,000. Ganer-. country location. Lot elst .8 acre overhead. Bank tern\a 36 months. BICYCLE REPAIRING all types, LADY C A N work 9:.30 a m ,-to 3:30 No ' C^eiiliy./residenB' repre- Manchester. New four bedroom ous mortgagea. flteplaoe, plastered, walls, hard­ acreage. In Mt nrtwater or vteto- brakes, power steering and many See and drive this Packard Sun­ English a specialty. Now open 9 and rooma finished at reasonable GRAY RESEARCH AND Diamonda—IVatches— UNIVERSAL r a n g e WANTED—Two; or thCee room -Ml, 8-^187, ethera. Low mileage: One owner p.m. selling Avon Cosmetics. In accordance with the reqrtire- sentsd opjpo-siUon, to thia re- overaiz'ed cidonial. Foundation 34 wood floors, baaamant gai^a, K- ity. Not to axeeod $17,000. R ^ y ' day. Open 9 to 6, Brunner’a Pack­ a.m. to 6 p'm. Manchester prices. VVorkmanship guaranteed. Pleasant, permanent,-40% c-omm. menls of the Zoning Regulations Regularly $269 — Now $199 furnished apartment. Private en- x 35*1. A A Zone. 1 car garage Qerard Street — Four bedroom car. McClure Pontiac, Ml. 9-4545. qire.st.y/-, / Jewelry 48 trani;e and bath. > Middle-aged acra lot, gardsn. $14,800. Call to Box P, -Hai^ All r^a* ard. C^cle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ plus bonus. Call MI. 3-5195 iyf’:VELOPMENT CO. for the Towti of Manchester, Price $24,500. Alao used- 5 room older home in nice realdentlel aee OFF PORTER 8T., roomy Capa ander. MI. 9-7716. rrtovr/the Zoning Board of DEEP FRESaE RANGE bachelor. Write B<^ B', Herald. Cod, full w e d dormer, flreptem, owner. MI. S-7070. Strictly eonfldiiltlll.' 1954, 1638, 1933, 1991 CHEVRO- pike Ml. 9-2068. rortri,, the Zoning Boar-d of A p­ Anfteals-^utased favbrahlv on this LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- R e^ larly $259 — Nqw $189 colonial, $17,300. tion. House is In tip-top condition i»54/CHEVROLET Delray ajmets WOMAN WANTED-3 to 9 p.m, Hilliard Street, Manchester peals will hold a public ‘hearing pairi, adjusts watches expertly. end is loaded with extras'. Houaea hot water Seat, garaga, nice |m< LE^. doors, four doors, bard, BIKES. CHAIN drive trikes, tri. FOR YOUR mason or carpenter b -THREE ROOM apartment urgently Mancheater. Six room'^Cape Cod vata lot. OnW (18,900, C « ^ W coupe. Excellent condition. Radio, Wednesdays through Saturdays. M onday evening, -April 23. 1956, at Reasonable prices. (Jpen daily. like this can't be duplicated today. top convertiblea. Some with beater and powergllde. Call owner c.vcles. pedal cars. Rebuilt, work call William Kanehl Con­ ishing to rontradlet CHAMBER’S FURNITURE needed by ojdtr'Iady'.xBeat of ref­ with garage.' End school occupan H t^him . MT S-SlSa. 9-4604/ Typing, good Jvidgment, and tele­ '.'A GOOD PI-ACE TO IVORK ’ P.M. in the He rii.g Room of tb Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce Immediate occupancy, Th« asking W lLN B-«48 W B A T * ^ a Powcrglide, radios and heaters. after 6 p.m. MI. 9-4349. painted lik* nVw for half the price. tractor and Builder. MI. 3-T773. i 8 this ^cision must make applica- 501 East Middle Turnpike erences. Ml. 3-4B21. \ cy. Ameaite driVie, Beautiful ter­ All carry a written guarantee. For phone pe'isonallty essential. MI. Municipal Building orv the foil Street. MI. 9-4387, ______price ia 123,000. 46 Cider Mill Rd. Ml^ 9-4695. 3-5191. tiori/ for hearing within 15 da.vs o f at the Green ^ raced yard-. Price $18,500. TANN'ER 8TRBET-81x room ob- Daily Radio w a«m -U M tha very beat in used , cars, tee CHEVROLET, 1954 Bel Air two ALTERATIONS and additioni. ing applications. STATE HEAR WANTBD-Vlclnlty of wiighlngton W O fX L -U M tlijs notice. Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily ' Oak Grove Street — Gorgeous lonial, large enclosed porch, ga B<^ -Oliver, Center Motor Salee, door, two tone paint. Excellent Kitchens remodeled. New ceilings. ING A USD. This will be the last and final Fuel and Feed 49-A School, two or three room'iieated Mancheater. Older two family with two car garage, on 133 x 166 ranch on a lot of 127x400.0. Six______large rage, near schoola. Available Jiuy, W D R O -ifd O W T K M fia 461 Main St. condition. One owner, McClure GIRL'S 26 " BICYCLE. In good con­ Worlimanship guaranteed. A. A. Hartford Road Corp.. ^rlheast notice regarding tliis ra.se. apartnienua Mother end ten' year WANTED Part time cashier. Ap­ SEASONED. FIREPLACE and CLOSE-OUT on 4 new Lewyt old daughtKier. MI. ' -9-3402 - after - 4 lot. Rurgl area. B Zone. Price rooms, two tils baths, enclosed rear No agents. Owner. Ml, 8-1608. Pontiac, MI, 9-4546. dition. Excellent buy. MI. 9-5.329. Dion. Inc. 'Ml. 3-4860, | ply Manager. State Theater. cerr-er H artford Rd. aria Bidwell Ru.ssell Karker. Cliairman \ Salesmen Wanted 36-A furnace W c^ , $10 per load, cleaners. Need room. $39.95, Bar- p.jn. $15,500. porch, kttached garage, full base­ The ioilowuig program acSaduiaew AUSTIN HEALEY 1954, good con­ .Street. Business Z on e/IL -SpecGl Thomas Welles, Vice Cliairman 9-1353. stow’a. MI. 9-7234. ment, arieeian well, etc.’ and many 111,900 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot 1955 OLDS SEDAN power steer­ 3IDWELL HOME Improvement Exception is reqiieafed to «^ct ara auppiiad by th« radic manago- dition. MI. 3-9887. Co, Altei'Ationa, additions, ga­ (JOOD HUMOR Evel.vn Wen’ner-; Sccretar.v WANTED—Five\room unfurnished many more choice features. Only a water heat, full shed dormer, one ing. power brakes, hydramatir, Rusinrss Nervires Offered 13 Help Wanted— .Male 36 two hay gasoline >ej-^$r e sl^ion. ONE—USED 5’ Westinghouse re­ T. J. ESCOTT. Broker. acre, sweeping view, suburban msnt and are eubjeet to change radio, rear speaker, loaded cost rages. Re-siding specialists. Easy Flank Kamplain rent in nice location. Two adults, few minutes walk to Porter Street Certificate of A^roval for same Fred Mohr h a y , 300 BALES. Good quality. frigerator-swell for cottage — MI. 9-7663 Carlton W Hutchins. MI. 84US3, without ttotloo. FORD cuatomline 3 door V8. over 14700. New and il'i like new. WEBBS TV-$2,60 per call An­ budget terms. MI. 9-6495 or TR. STORE MAINTENANCE man ICE CREAM one school age child. C!H. 7-8123. School. Priced kt 881,000 end the LiMka and runs like new. Bank ia also reqirest: Dated April 11th, 19.56, Coven­ Rockville. TR. 5-73S1. clean, $40. Barstow'i. MI. 9-7234. owners ere open to offers. 8-4894. Save over $2,000. Bank finance .38 tenna inttallationB, U.H.F. con- 5-9109. wanted. Age 29-45. Full time, Alter 7 p.m. JA. 7-3580. FIRST TIME on market, owner WHAY—Yanks vs. Dsdssrs finahee, 38 months. Open Sunday, veralona. new seta. All work guar­ Driver^Xitalesmen needed for Alexander-y Jarvis, ^northwest tr.v, ^onn. WuOu—fuoMd aevue 6 to 6. Brunner'a Packard, Talcott. months. -Brunner's Packard. Tal- permanent position. Apply in per­ corner Mi'Utfe Ttrinpik* W est and GAS STOVE, gas refrigerator, WANTED—Four rooth apartment, moving out of state. Seven room Bolton—A suburban eetate with EAST CENTER ST.—SulUble for WI^B—Ysnks Vs. Dodgsrs cottville. Open Sunday 9 to 6. anteed. -Ml. 9 8801. son. Burton’s Inr. ealablished territories in your BALED H A Y -W . B. Williams. Bol­ clean, 'excellent condition. Solid house, I 'l baths, sunporch, three tvino—Menttor vlUe. ' FOUNDATION erectlifn service. • J Adams Ktreet. IndijAlrial Zone. centrally located in Mancheater. five bedrooma, two^-baths. In ex otflca and horns. Ten rooma WpRC--4lchard Hsvfs . t MigM vicinity. Sales car garaged and ton. Route 44A—MI. 9-1669. . walnut dresalng table. Odd end Urgently needed. MI. 3-8595 after or four bedrooms, garage,' targe cellent condition. Apmroximately 33 7|: 1958 BUICK SUPER., two door, DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, MI 9-4291. WANTED-:-.Man lo work in used Special^xceplion >.<* reqirested to tables. Call MI. 9-1340. steam beat oil, fireplace, two W aiH —Tempo mmutand 1931 FORD CONVERTIBLE.~N>w copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, operated ftoni loading depot in erert/fl bay ga.sr^ne service sta- 6 p.m. ■ fenced in lot. Good condition acres, two-car garage. Other out bathroome two-car giarage, large / hardtop. Gray and while. Radio, car lot. One who can wash cars, *'ltH A Y —Yanks vs. Dodgsrs - top, white wall tires, radio, heat­ guns, etc., repaired. Shears, ydiir immediate area. No oper- tlorv (C ertificate/of Approval fot Garden— l^rm — Dairy $1,300 down for/veteran. Only biiildinga. T, J. Crbckett. Realtor. lot. Ample parking. Mortgagee ar­ heater, low mileage. Excellent In­ shampoo interiors and install seat U S T CALL $12,900. Call Barbara Woods Agen WUCC’-Raeurd Rsvus er. continental wheel, spotlight. knives; mowers, etc., put.into con. e is also p^quested. •. / . PrMucts 50 CHROME KITCHEN set table and MI. 3-8416, or residence MI. 8-778L ranged. A real -bargain. 8 ^ ap­ WKNB—Yanks vs. Dodfsrs Beat offer,Rockville, TR. 3-1009. vestment. $2,850. Ml. 9-T265. RhorinK— Siding 16 coveia. Very good woiking condi­ atrng expense or- experience re­ $100 REWAN^ lor six room houae X-y Ml. 9-7702. dition for coming needs. Brailli- tions and many benefits. Apply In 11 persons interested may at- fouY chairs, $25. Call Ml. 3-5505. pointment cal) George L, Oraala- WTIG-MonItor ■ MIMA quired. Above .-•yeiage earn­ u e and loads or coUa^'Call Ml. 9-5901. WDRC-^-RIrkard Hsyes 1950 CHEVROLET Bel Air hard^ wsltr. .52 Pearl Slreel. FOP THE BEST in Bonded built | person to used car manager. Ray lind this hearing. for cow YIAN R . $5 $10 MANCHESTER —- Four bedroom dio. Realtor. Ml. 8-8878. ^ j^OTH—Tempo Bsndslsnd ings, hospitalization and bonu^ delivered for lawns and gardens. ^ -J - . top, Ei^ellent condition. . Fully up roofs, shingle, roofs, gutters, Dwyer after 7 p.m. Manchester ZONING BOARD 09' APPEAL.S Musicai Instruments 53 WANTED—Five or six room bouae. oversized colonial with garagt; T. ,T. CROCKETT, Realtor Trailers for Sale 6-A GONDER'S T.V. Service, available arrangertienl. Qiialrfiyatioq ■William H. Stuck, Chairman MI. 3-7804. Mi; 9-8731-. t ^ A Y —Yanks vs. Dodfers equipped. Privately owned. In- any time. Antenna conversions, x-ondurtors and roof repairs-call Motor Sales. 5t2 West Center St. Rural *IoCation preferred. 8fl.' three bedroom ranch, will buiM Office Phone MI. 8-8418 ‘ WCUi’ -liwiirp Ravua quir«/Clty Cab Office, 63 Purnell Coughlin, MI. 3-7707. dependable, sober. , coop <'5iai;Les ,S. -Towle, Secr-etary ' 3-YEAR MUSIC Instriimental, rental. Com- 3-5595 be^een 8 a.m. and 6 p/rti. garage; six room Cape Cod with Rea. Phone MI. 8-7781 : W^jB-Yanks vs. DodSSrs LITTLE GIANT Trailers sll with Philco factorv supervised service. . plete line of instruments. Rental MANCHESTER , P la ^ . DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in live w;ith a plesstng peTsotisl- Household Goods 51 •basement garage. All fairly ^ 1 0 - H o n l l ^ till boom, $t!S9.95 up, Bsrsto.w’s, Tel. .Ml, 9-1486. RAY'S ROOFING CO . shingle xiid person. Center Restaurant. applied to purchase price. Repre­ WDRC—(^uck f’ibol 499 YOUNG CX3UPLE with five months priced, T. J. Eacott, Broker. Ml. WUTH—Tempo Bandstand - t - just north of Post Office, ' built up ro*>fs, gutter nd con ­ Main SI. ityi. senting Olds,- Selmer. Ped- FIVE LARGE rooms,, oil burner, Excellent location near bus line AN-ngUES Refinlahed. Repairing 8 APPRENTICE o)d baby need four or five room 9-7683. ductor woik. loof. chimney re­ WAIJVUT Chifferobe, in very good ler and Bundy Melter’s. Music hot water heat, garage, extra •‘t?HAY —Yanks' Vs. Dndasrs 1*8 PLYMOUTH. v eV good ron- done on any furniture, Tieman, APPLI' unfurnished apartment or' amall and shopping center. Tw o family pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI. 9-2214. | condition $25. MI. 9-3715. Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 8-7500. « building lot. Oimpletely land W(XX!—Kecord Rovim /dlllon.'O ne owner.. Call PI. 2-7549. good 189 South .Main. S»^ Phone Ml. houae. Reasonable. -MI. 3(6033 HOUJ5ES FOR SALE 4 apd 8. Lot 100’ X ISO'. Oil vheat Wjg«B -Y an k s vs. Dodgers Ray Jackson. .Ml. 3-8325. scaped. 10 rntfiutea walk to achpola WPRC- dition. Reasonable. Call PI. 2-1■6590. .3,564.3. COURSES .WflO-Monltor ' T (;0()D/fiU.MOR ' WANTED and bua aervica. MI. 9-4088, - city uUlltlea, excellent -conmtion. WDRC-rhucIi Cabot < ^ WOTH- ROOFING, Siding, and-carpentry. 464 GARDNER ST-. WGTIl—Tempo Bandstand BULLDOZING P 4. For free esti TOOL OR MODEL MAKER Priced at only 114,900. For further ‘wHAY—Novana tacf-Lavish Lineng! - Alterations and additions. Ceil- | CX)mHtATIO.N • / FIRST CLASS 4taa- - mafe- rail .losepli Baran, Rockc Knotty Pine Kitchen information call WHAY—Yanks vs. Dodgers WTiU-^MonUot ings,. Workinan.ship guaranteed. Classes Start MANCHE.STER WDRO-.^oulaiana Hayrida To Defeat.the Heat ville. TR. 5-4401. h- . Wtx.V^Rsoord Sevua - WOTH—Juka Bqx ashirday Night A. A‘ Dion, Inc.. 299 > Autumn •2.3 .tA .^ ^ s t ; n e w h/ v e n Baseboard Radiation / WKNB-Yanks vs. Dodgers 8l4gee , Capable of workinsr^on small Monday, May 7th $12,000—Six room older home. New WTIC-IIonllor BUIIJMNG , REPAIRS, new and street. M I.-3-4860. PAINTERS OPEN CHARLES LESPERANCE WHAY-Noveha^ I E s ^ S U e n t iflle Bath*^ heating lyatem. Large lot, excel WDRO-Faselnatlng Rhythm WTIC-eMoCltor*^ old. Roofs raiacd, garages built, precise ditting equipment. Help Wanletl— lent condition. WOTH—Tempo Bandstand .WDRC—Leulalaaa Hayrida rooms finished a'n-Bealn St Jast _ • A CiOOLvf’LACE TO WORK ’ ter.graduation you’ll go into DEMAND PERFECTION \ tage type five room Fieldetone WtlR-Moniton MOWERS R^AIRED and shar.iT. Cheney Mills. Prne. and Cooper our department.s a.s' a skilled, double lot. Reasonably priced. ETCEPnONAli,Y large, three home on large beautifully land WDRC—ihisrinaflna Rhvtjim WGTR-eJ&a Boa lab Night. . r firll Sts. ", W(JTH—Tempo Bandstand 9ie$- 'a ened. All work guaranterd Pick­ Heating'—Plumbing 17 well-paid aircraft worker. May be seen by appointment only. bedroom ranch. Fireplace . gS‘ sCaiped lot. Attached garage arid lisa - WHAY-Saluiday Night Reotrd Re­ up.. delivery. -113 Wells St. .MI. Hensel and Petermahy Jnc. Ml. 3-1105 0:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. rage, sera lot. Siyeeping view ■ work ahop. Enjoy country living, WHAY-Roas and Bill view . ■ . , ' ", 9-1702. Generat Requireriients Evenings an d- weekends MI. Small down payme'nt. Carlton W. Eastwood Real Eetate Agency. WCRC-Repord Rtvitw WTir-Ulsell* UecKenste 9-0003. WKNB—Mitinea WDRO—Garden Gale . , PLU.MBING and heatjrrg—Repairs WANTED Alert youjig man for • Y’ou should be IS to 31 veara Proudly Prosaht A Soloct Colony of Hutchins, MI. 9-5133, 9-4694. MI, 8-6474, eyenkiga PI. 2-7586 WTIC—Monltur WOTH—Juke Boa la b Niaht ELEOTRfCIANS ^nd jobber s who and contr act wohii. Call Ml. 9-8541. factory work with Some exper­ |ltatl Herald Adv$. old. WDRC—Record 8hop t9;aa— use cai’bule tipped masonrysdrills, WOni-Tempo Bandstand WHAY-8atur(iay. Night Record R » ience in iaiick dr ivtng. Meady job • Y'ou. must be a high school, 6tl$— view ' let D6-Rile Grinding Sei vire with progiessive firrtt (d^rd st-art- WHAY-Roaa and BHi sharpen them for you at reasoit- graduate or equivalent. WTU’—Monitor , " Moving— ^Trucking ing rate with increases. All- bene-' 5-RbOM RANCH HOMES WGUtI—Record Rtvitw - WDRO—Phlladefphia Orchestra able rales! It will save time and fils: .Manchester'Engr aving Inc,, WKNB—ilallnea WaTH-Juka Box gab Nlgbb , money and prolong the Irfe of siti-h- Storage , c; 20 ACT NOW! ON /MANCHESTER ROAD, GLASTONBURY WTI(>-llmUor , „ , l9ii$— Elm St, WDRC—Record Shop WlUY-Saturday Nigh) Record Re­ tiK)ls Do-ftite' Grituhng Servree ^YOUNGSTOWN Because of the early, start, of . WGTH—Tempo Bandstand view 68 EldrIdge'Sl. MI, 9-91.35. AUSTIN A. CHA.MBEKS CG. local this cla.ss. appli('ations can be 6:ae— WTIO-M..i>l»r''/ , ^ and long distance moving, pack­ -I • WHAY-Hall of Records WDRC—Phlledelphle Orchestra ' KITCHEN SINKS accepted onlv through April . W»,’Cl>-Record Review WGTH-Juke Boa la b Night. REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ ing, storage. Call MI. 3-5187. Hart­ 30. -So act I5IM EDIATELY. One bl(>rk froiii ford CH. .-1423. One block to*' WKNB—MaUnsa M>aa- ice. Commercial, household, air I Come in so we can tell you the highly rated WTIO—Monitor „ WHAY-Rscord Review conditioners, freezers A and W y ------— ------^ Septic Tanks and CABINETS stereo and b u s. WDRC’ - Sat. at Ih* rhas* Wnc-Monlior Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9-1237 RU. i‘'MANCHESTER — Moving and Installation and Repair more about the subjects cov­ Bowers School line* WGTH—Tempo Bandstand WDRO—M'-Paperinx 2 1 1 Drainage Co. lOHNSON Corporation WHA Y -Biioru Bpoiliaht ■WOTH—Oscar Dumont 9-9898. ' :■ V I o BIRCH CABINETS iK KITCHEN with this lovely-lady design coni'- Phont Ml 9m43 Ml 8-«M4H5r 511 S-7.549 $!ast Hartford K Cohn, WCCO—Good bvanina Coed Huale bintng both crochet knd embroid­ An adorable Siindreai for a miss n.//.-,;.,..... -L. '' -----^------PAINTING—JSxterior • and interior, i o PLASTERED W’.ALlS ’■~>" /....WKNB—klvanina Serenade, WHAY-MonnllCbl lUUM t WOODYS H-OOR Service Wash-1 'paperbanging, ceilings relintshed. o FIREPLACE. WTUi^rictlv^porls tVTIC—Mbnllor . ery. ' You’ll find this m otif fas­ io f-s ix lo fourteen, with halter , ing. wfc.xmg. buffing snVl sealing. r ^g|,pgper books on request. Beti- WDRC-;%e«s and WeaUiar WDRC—Dorsey Brothtra cinating to work. I neckline, bolerr) and easy-on skirt WOTH-Bob and Ray WOTH—Dixie I All l.vpcs of floors done expertly; mates given.- Fully insured. Ed- PLL'S MANY OTHER Pattwm No. 2856 contains hot- I that llek. Her r^ sta n l companion. ' FINF. FEATURES ' ' i i !i a - ■ by machine. iTel. 5tl. 9-7.88.5. 1481 ward R Price. 511. 9-1008. *'1vHAY—Dinner Date' WHAV-Muunllght lUUOaa iron transfer for 2'deslgna— each Nt). is in sizes 6, 8, 10. 12. 5laple St. ,, , ...... — ------CUSTO/A BUILT, 3 BEDRQO/M RANCH WCOtj—G< ud Kvrnli.f Good Music .- WTKl^norta flaal It’’ X 10’’: crochet directions; ma­ BL'ILOEKS IVILL ACCEPT WKNB—Evening Serchads ___ W D R (> -^ Rviby 14-yearA, Size 8. zursiii't. I'., yarda ------i PAINTING AND paperhanging. L terial needs; color chart; stitch ASHES AND rubbish J:*moved.,. Repair or new work. First claaa THI’: CONNECTICUT POWER CO.MPAN'Y ' VOL’ R PRESENT HOME A WTIO—Mon.lor , , r ' of 35-inch; bolero; W r'yard; skirt, IN TRADE WDRC-Young td*aa ■ ^ Ulustrationa. 1A» yards. woik, trees cut. cellars work at reaionable. raleq. Ray- “ WANTED Goro^a ond patio, tHod bath with sQiMia tiib and walk'in sbowar. '■VGTU—Bob and Ray > Television Proarrams Send 25c in coins, yp\ir name, cleaned Papers'and rags taken i„o,id Fiske. .ML 9-9237, For thia pillein. send 95c in LINEMEN TRAINEE 'tvhAY-Wsaungton Rapoft On Page Two •ddreas and the pattern number to away, frjee. M.I. 9-0142. _ , ______—-h------...... 1 FmH bosamoat, lorga lot. - <• Coins, your name, address, size der t . “ 2 man ta.wark in Mrvica station, 1 full tima and 1 WCCO—Good______Evanina3ood (lood Muate ANNE Ua b o t . t h »: MANCHES- p a i n t i n g and paper hanging. No , Y ouiik men, .age 20 to 23,‘ to enter, tVaiiiinit fop WKNB—Evsning" NB—Evi ■ Seranade m t EVENING HERALD, 1150 Aired, and-the Pattern NumLei' to ALL TYPES of eleutrical winjig. job too amall. Free eatimates. Call : WTIC—MonitorIC-Moni AVE. AMERICAS,.NEW YORK SUE BURNETT. ' THE .MAN- Installations and repairs doncfr Gilbert E'ickett. MI. 3-6982. . career a,s lineman. HigrlvschtMil graduate with me- pert Hma. Must l>a axppriancfd and .2!5 ydars of WDRC-^oungIRC—You ideas • WCIH—Bob■TO—Bob and Bay - , How Chriattan Scianod H talf • A N , V. UHEHTim EVENING ,HER.\LO, -Call J. and A;‘ Electric. MI. 9-9675. chknical aptitude. Muitt be physicall.v fit. Excellent ago. Apply in parson. ^ 7 AFFOINTMINT CAU _ ; • Ilia- . - I- - Now available -the colorful 1150 A\-E. A.HERICAH; ■ NEW PAINTING, . paperhAnging,' flooi* — pa.v. ' JPHONE. WtUY-Sava a LUa YORK $6, N. V. MELODY RADIO - T.V.. phono s. sanding and finishing. Old floors . WCCO—Good Evahlng Good Haste 16516 Needlework Album contain­ N ight' Vails. Guaranteeii service. Apply at Office 77.3 Main l§t. or Phone MI .3-5181 WKcrB—Evening Saranada - "FREIDOM FROM ing doaans of lovely designs from Bzaic Faahlon, spring and sum­ refihished. Vernon Hutchins. ML- Ml 3-5416 WnO-Monltor- - .- .j 5n. 9-2280. . ' 9*2937. COLDS** arhleb to chodiM more pattema iii mer '56 Is a complete lewing.guide ,.Arrangrements/Will Be.,M*de for Internew with VAN’S SERVICE STATION RESIDENCE Ml 9-7751 MADELINE SMITH REALTOR WDRO-Ooka Bos Jury WOTH-Mst^Opsra -• 'I ■ ' - / . anchet, embroidery, end Jiniu- for every womao who Mwa for' ' Company Representative , • A-l PAPERING and painting. Flea M l 9-1442 W HATei0k.e.,g;Ul phH • gin petteme. direnions herself and hgr family. Don't wait V ' • - estimates, all wqrk guaranteed. 427 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTiR Ml 9-1144 fttatep-jAbeok. Only S6c a copy! — ftnd 35 em u amsr for your copy. y Read H erald AdvAct; Q d l MI. D-1373, naka I ■ :‘"l'll,il? •li.. /M' - T, e-, . -(tii' y. ■ . . I . 1. ■ t . . r./i 'll_ t- I: rill I'',iw..- '! \ >. ’ll I ..s- iii:< 'll' lA);.'I'ji't. *'•■ ■/; i' u .f ■ ' 'i .Y ' -S-- V - ••

— \: ATfiiBKc Dflily Not Ptpm R a n H it WMtktr SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 19M Far the Week K m *t4 - Faraeost at D. g, Wsatkar BtrsM PAGE TWELVE April 14, MM lornino l^rraUi Okmdy, tlnilalahlag wtats, fine akowwa taalgkt. Lskr oeor M. 12,020 Toeaflay, eeasMeraMe rlandiaMBs, Clerk what weuld happen to her Tall Cedars Fete HI-FIDEUTY ' Member af tke AiriUt eoatcr, ehswee «f aeattered akaw- gooda. He aald, aneertngly, 1 Barestt af aretdatlM era. High 48-M. A b Q u tT o w n thought, why, w# deliver It to her Moske-^illard Wedding RECORDS Manche$ter^A City of Viliage Charm Heard Along Main Street house, naturally. -L^ies at Arniory PHONOTfRAPHS AAyoM wixhin* to «tt«nd the '^111 wonders never c*M, I AT •p^atU 'm pper belnc put on to- murmered to myself? Tmm X ifutm eg ForesL No. 116. Tall , vyOL. LXXV, NO. 1ST (ClaaaHtafl Aflvartialag *■ F a it 14) thought ot the old-fashioned'^y R o f tM tM l'* MANCkESTER, CQNNh MONDAY, APRIL 1«, 195f (SIXTEEN PAGES) / PRICE nVET CENTS algM jrrom S:30 to 7 o'^ock by And on Some of Manche$ter*$ Side StreetSt Too Cedar* of %-ebanom will hold its ',‘Ji ■ * the member* of Senior Girl Scout w* do things in America. anhual ladles night at the State , ISO CENTER ST. \ •Pnop fiO in Uither Hall of the customer goes into a hug* wai Arm'oty 'tonight. Tall GJedar Wil­ Btabnuel UiUieran Church may Gise C* Blaaketa . *.the late Walter Hibbard suggested house like building, picks out liam 'Turkington ia general chair­ mirdiaae ticket* at the door, if The future may have it# Atrac a blue .flame' burning eternally in creaky wagon, for which h* hi man of the rom'mittee. they hare not already been put*- Uons. hilt Some aapects of the the lobby. to aupply the propulsion himaelf, Lou Jobert and hli, band will chaaed. years to come sppear a* draw­ Recent thought tenda more, to­ hunt* for hi* own grocerlea-before provide music for datuilng during backs in our eyes. ward a rather elaborate terrace in ' he can place them in hie cSrt, and the evening that, according to Group C of the Center Conxre- We recently cam* acroas the in front of the school.^The architect then sjahds In line for precious Dick Puter of the Tall Cedars, .has | pM e ph ar m a o v gathmal Church will meet Tuesday formation that future"beds will be has worked up a scale model of minutes before 'he ean tarry his all the earmarks of belpg the mioat ' - niCht. atartlng with a poUurk sup^ heated by radio frequency^heating I such * mall. It's a flat rectangle purchases out, to a crowded park­ Successful of similar events In re- i per in the Robbins Room at 6:3Q. units and covering will, not be enclosed on two sides by a flllgree- ing lot. to his car which we milst ^ n t years- Piiter has again put to-' r- O P E N SU N D A Y S - • \ Itias Daaatra Carboyannoupolou, needed except for privacy. Also, I like wall agaipst the inside of drive home through traffic while gather another of hia fambua j \ who comes from an ancient town the bed of the future will fold! which are plaques containing the dodging the fenders and bumpers M«^-{eaaers for the ladles. i t A .M . ta 8 P. m 1 > near Sparta, Greece, a aophotnore away and be aterile-cleaned. while ^ names of veteran*, of like-minded cltisens, Eiuei'tainment will be provided. at auiyer Collet*, will talk'about not in use. (Science Digest) The estimated coat, we linder- "•’After I got my ilrink from the Fred 'T^k la in charge and among ! her life in Greece. Anyone inter- Now this is all very well bul we , stand, is about 835.006: clerk, he volunteered the even hia actk vwlll be the famous "Rob-' va’A’'VA’A’A'vav; va'a eated ia welcome to attend the pro^. remain unconvinced that Invtalble One town offleer 'has already mme unbelievable inforihatlon that erts Family, Bouncers Extraordin­ gran. Mrs. S. r. Rosstter and her and unfelt radio waves will be as; taken, the stand, that naming the In his country peppje didn't even ary," and '’Dmitri with hi*‘Magic oommlUee will be >the hostesses. coiy as the warmth engendered school Gold Star Memorial High have to go to the store to do their Violin." A sinorgaabord will be by 'several comforter* on a crisp Sch^mf will be ss good as an ex shopping. He said many just aeryed. A. Open hi^ae fo r Mr. and Mr*. night. pensive flagpole terrace.'It may be picked up their phones, placed Other Tall > Cedarv' handling Stephen Miller, in celebration of Utilities have been known to le.iw costly, but offhand it sound*, their order with the clerk and had duties for the events Include Roy WOOLEN their Mth wedding anniversary, fail and we can vlaualixe.no more like li cumbersome solution. the grocerlea delivered ..Iq,, th eir Warren. Riiaaell Stevenson, Wil­ which oiccnra on April 17. will be uncomfortable feeling than that And Judging from comments stoop- liam Stanek, ' Louis Custer and hM at their home, 248 Wood- of a w a ltrw g in a epM room with made so far by high school atu- "Well what could I say to this? Herbert Urwelder. REMNANTS m use Radio-TV ,,brld**/st.„ Sunday. no blankets keeplnif out the /dents, the name won't go over with Puter’s jingle ia *a follows: frigidity. them. s Brown-n-flrrva ' Rosea are red. an(l so am I, ' and Rug Strips For nchester Auxiliary Police who On the other haifd. we can secvi They object. It seem*, even to "Manchester Memorial High A bachelor who puts up with Angles Singing In the SKy, ' Briciding and Hooking up for the Red Cross first the insidious attractiveness of a his ’ovi'h cooking was recently re­ These clue* should heli you j Quits Under Cloud School," which they apparently Tdii%fat to Explain /dourse ere reminded that two bed'which requires almost no work feel lacks the simple dignity of counting to a friend'the adven­ guess my .p*7t)e. , Meeiona will be held, one on to a busy housewife. „ , tures'' he had with one of Ihdsc If you don't "get", me, ,1'ni not .nlrtt at 7 o'clock in the At the risk of arousing the/lre "Manchester High School." , , o ...... - ■ ■. \ They h'sve a point, we think. potted chicken pie* you are sup­ lo blame. DEN'S RU8 SHOP at Police Head- of Manchester's housewives, per­ posed to pop into the oven. Belgrade, 'Vugoslavia, April 16 (JP)—Communist Bulgarians Washington, April 16 (A*)—President Kisenhow^ tbdiiy, ters and the final aession on haps It may not be a'wholly goorl ___'’H. - Premier Vulko Chen enkov, a Moscow-trained strongman de­ Uke Mystery . He dwsn'l hsve aii oven so he 55 Talcott Ave., Rockville vetoed the fann bill. He said it would hurt both farinflra nnd iloi^ay. April 23. a t the same time thing to take all the effon put of comrived to mske his hot plate (fo. nounced b.v his ))arty iakt week a.s a “Little Stalin,” submitted consumers. \ /and place, nose Auxiliaries not living. / The .Stale Motor Vehicles De­ Sltnipped for some method of Phone TR 5-5706 \ Philosophers, sometimes regard­ partment released some news this his resignation in Sofia Xoday. A change in the prentiership His action thrusts the'Tarm situation into towering prm i- ' taking the course will meet at 6:49 browning the top of the crust, he R. E. WANDELL should help Improve i-elationk be- • 1 ------Monday night at Police Headquar- ed as a fuxr.y minded Ipt. h*Ve week we found disturbing. It was bent s'coat hanger Into a aiiper- nence in this year’s political campaigns. It becomes An isaue often pointed out the palue of description of the new license, tween Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. ^ ■ ___ s . /■ atructure over the hot plate top. CherVenkov waa a sparkplug' on which Democrats can fire directly at the President. w6rk in keeping the mind healthy. plates Connecticut m otorists will Then he balanced the pie upside Building It might Just be that thjty have a be issued next March as replace- the Soviet bloc's campaign pgalb 'Y^ulko O b e y e d ! /^isenhower will get in some first licks in this (iebate when WaVn* F. Howland, a saleiman down Oh the coathanger. \ Pi-eildent Tito’s government afte., ^ ^ i for Moriarty Bros., Inc., recently point. / pients for the present markets, Contractor he |$9es on the air at 10 p.m. (KST) tonight to explain why It is hard for us lo conceive of a It took, a while, but the ■ top. Mra. Virginia H. Majer, an aunt of Grace Kelly, milka one of the Stalln-Tito break of 1948 andN C a. I * 9 racatvad th* Mercury Division’* many of which have been in use, browned. ' M f E S T O W N had dragged hia feet in the moves i^ L cIllO 9 v F rU e A B he rejected the bill, designed by Democratic architects but top sales honor, the 8900 Inner. more uninteresting life than one eight years. RtfM«iitid>Cenim«rclal [ If PHARMACY her 23 cowa on. her 148-arr* farm at Brimflald, Mass., (April 15( lived ip a home in which most of Trouble was the bottom of the while her famo((i niece completes plana for her wedding to.Prince for reconciliation Initituted by So- _ _ support^ by some members of his own party. Ctrcla awrard. He wras one of the' We don’t object to new markers crust was just as white and raw 4S9 Hartford Rd.—!lil 9-9940 Viet leddera Nikolai Bulganin and division's top 92 salesmen in the the furnishings are almost like Lord knows they’re needed, what Alf*rations«RBmed«lin9 / . Ralnjar In Monaco., Mr*. Majer, aiater-ln-law of Grace'* mother, He wilkspeak on all mpjor radio networks and on'’ABC-TV. those of the neighbors. as when he started and the pie aay* ah* would love to go to th* wedding but there la no one to Nikita Klu-uahehev Israt spring. E r a s e F o e s NBC-TV ^11 carry a kinescope repeat of the address at nation last ysar. With all the battered plates adorn­ wasn't especially hot. '‘Business Built On A,- Telephoned advices from Sofia ■y*l these folding, sterile, per­ ing cars In the state. And we take car* of her cows. She ik a widow and sole worker on the A, 11:30 p.m. V ’ haps even unlovely, efficient Now a patient man would have Customer Satisfaction” dOPEH farm. Her husband died seven year* ago. '(AP Wlrqpholo). and broadcasts of Radio Belgrade, don't mind many of the change*— propped the pie right tide up on the voice of Tito'* goven-nniant, \py TdM WHITNEY In a messagp returninr the bill to Congresa, Esenhower machines for sleqpihg would seem blue background Instead of a Full Insurance Coverage New 'York, April 16 (gb^Tough r to Imply increasing standardisa­ the coat hanger, but this man just / JoWnh Naylor Photo * - • * . told of CherVenkov'* resignation asked for prompt, enactment—as a separate measure—of his white, for Instance. popped the whole mess into a Tel. MI 9-30.13 „ ' j at a special session of the Bulgar­ Vulko Chervenkov — the Red wolf a tion of manufacture. But one change we do object, to MRS. BRUNIG CHARLES MOSKfc; JR. DATE of Bulgaria —'got to th* lop hy soil bank plan...... i ' ■ No doubt the/ bedroom would aaucepan and had chicken stew \ After 5 :00 P.M. ian Parliament. The session was This' contemplates payments of 1 ^ e l is having the B tate'a name speHed with dumplings. Grace, Rairtier One Last Word attended by a Yugoalav delegation faithfully executing BCalln'a or­ disappear from architectural fash out in large letters instead of its White gladioli arid- caj-nationi?sweetheart roses, VnA the mother. 9% BALDWIN ROAD ders arid Stalln'a opporienta tip to $1,300,0100,000 ri year to frirm-1 Ig tc ie e rli .g a n I i * i a l ion If its most Important furnish­ of the bridegroom,\ an Iridescent led by Mnahe Pijade, president of era to retire acreage frbm crop*! Via. -K a altX being abbreviated, CTT. as now-. Young at Heart formed the setting' at St. Jarhet’ ^UgXJJESTERj^^ the 'Yugoslav National Assembly His' career took hlVn from uiu' ing becama one which . would blue dress with mam-e accessories / R e h e a r s e o r dergi'ound work in Bulgaria to And thus reduce aurplua Apparently the aim I* to make Builder Bill Knofla, one of the Church at 10 o';v*r an d ^ ^ n ao n contend rival arid all. That is, we are go:- vade the car — and we like it: it to this same fellow, now a lawyer, attended Manchester Schools. Sh during the rehearsal of the reli* she M'ill never make another thie has been chiehy reeponalble hind enemy Ijnea In Italy. WINDOW brother. Geot-ge H. Willard Jr., the graduated froni Dean Junior Col­ r—THE BEM'l BRAKE JUB IN TOWN Jugov, 62. a nriember of Bulgaria s i^ave for Moscow, \ \ The trial bRpui In federal (Be- log w my out on ah almost frosen appeals to that part of us that for ad\-lce. 1 must be getting old." bride had as her maid of honor gtoiis ceremony which will take hal/like.it. It iq the hope of for building up aurpluae* which likes to play the m y At e r i o ti s lege a t Franklin. Maas.,'- and la place Thursday. e\/rvone who saw that hat Communist /Politburo since 1937; chervenken- ' also plaved the trlct court afteri/tWo Judgaa turn­ GriM , Whift, limb and aaauming it has arrived. The toastmaster, incidentally; Mlsa Joan Kerr of 1.9 Cornell St. YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE and a fwmer minister Bi 1- leading role In the liquidation of the.v say depress market prfcei.. We/even heard of a local fire stranger. But new the State Is was also from the Knofla clan, tMs now employed at Liberty Mutual Grace's bridesmaid* also ap­ that' she will keep her vow." , Even before Bieenhower'e veto ed down defenae Swtibna for a 80- Bridesmaids were Mrs. Norma Insurance Co. He attended Hill- gariai heavy industry, Ptohahlj Communist I'eadbr day daisy. \ chief a'ho got left b-Klnd when k;oing to take the mystery away one being .Art, who did a fine ,Job W illard of 403 Summit St. and peared at the cathedral for the / The priest la pastor of a •rirlved at the capitol,. Senate' yer College, served three years runthrough. /midlown church. would get the job. ^ j Tralchn K'ostov in 1949 a * > While the ' indioment cliargca HOLLAND HNISH his Ofen went to a fire and had to from us, presumably In the name in Betting up the program. Miss Suzanne Hiibbell of Easton. GENERAL REPAIR WORK It dX* not clear C^ei -. ..TRojat •• vvhlle Chervenkov aal Democratic leader Lyndon B. nveWlSate to flnd^out where they Of' better publicity for the state. with the U.S. Army and 1*. now I We have prerlilon equipment for teat and repair of generator*. First Oremony Wednesday Icardi with perjury, o m effect of William St. John, 42 Delmont employed at Pratt and Whitney yew ov worilu r*m*lri..^in r o ' 8 '■ j out in Moscow the years of severe Johnrion of Texas aald/ thare was it ia to accuae him of dunetlng Uie Made ts Order int. ^ ' An(). they probably call that prog­ still Beat Policy , SI., waa best man, and usher* wece I atqrter motor*, voltage regula^ora. The couple will take part in a ■cant p ro sp ect that Cbngi'riu ress.'- \ Aircraft. civil ceremony on W^ednesday, ernm ent. T here waa a posaibllitj | repi-esslon from 1925 to 1944, Kbs- ■laying of Holohan duri^ a ddr- With Year Rollers le was at a fire which had Just Every so often we get /w-ind of Walter Moske of . Vernon and he would be made * ««Pu|>’ P^e* | tov had led the Bulgarian under- ■ . . .;J' would give, Biaenhowrir the aoil Ing clorilfi and dogger been extingulslied st some distance a story that indicate- people, in A rthur W illard of 4.9 Steep HolloW Marcel Portanler. Monaco's justla Tornado Kills rie*. - bank program alone. \' ' Mixup In. Menus minister who will officiate at thgt f mier with limited possibilKle*. - I ground inside the country. •o M PuMlo from hia\trucks when the sudden­ general, still believe thkt honesty Lane. t Chervenkov ba* been at^Cked ' Chervenkov could almost aerv* Johnson sriid; EdwardIw sra Bcnflett WiUlmiri,: L A. ly left ffw aiiother fire. He had Something went haywire along Flower girts were Mary Beth ^ ceremony said Grace will Is the best policy. / matically become a citlxeri of 21 Persons ^ ! by eom'mnnlirt prirty for practicing the protntyiieprototype . of a Moseow-bri thlngXmro/ttongr^ la not dl'd cliief counariJ, Aigrped Uiat j been helping' render some first the road fpr a recent gathering of An anedote which/particularly Willard, niece of the bride; and; I ri Btalln-tlke one-man rule in the g « n g tri rioil de^r and play dead Jlelty Inotdrint to an article in 9 ^ V PAINT OOT aid and the other firemen evidently a certain Minchester civic or­ Christine Varley, niece of the j aco .. foreign (Jommunlat leader acciiS' intereited us was the one about "What repercussions this/ may ; Soviet satellite. tomed to carr.v out without ques­ a t the crack oj- * whip." magriolne had “poiepaed Uia «99 SlaiB SV ^cL MI 9-4501 'rS^ived a radio message about ganization. the woman who had a habit of us­ bridegroom. John E. Willard Jr.; ^CAREFULLY COMPOCNDED^ I The Bulgarian Communist par- . Backers of thri. hill conceded'! of 'public ,opinion" agaiatt th* idle' theXeepnd fire. Arrangements were made by was ring bearer. have in the country ahe /comes, Alabamii TpWn tion the orders and triprIces of the \ Potuer Cut in 3^9400 .Homes ing her baby'* stroller as a reposi­ m l from, I do not know,” he tplA j tv on Saturday "rehabilitated" Kremlin'. . / there was liUle prnepei;! It could fendant. ' AnywSy^Jie btd to get police to committeemen with the chef to tory for such thmgs a*, wallets. The bride's gown of Depeonne A 'ConnecUcut Power Co. emplo.ve 'directs a atream of water . TELEPHON Mitchell 9-8066 newsmen, "But when 1 ma/ry Allas' Birmingham, Ala., April 16 lAh I Traicho Kpstoy, formet. deputy pee. ;He was born 55 years ago in ri be. enacted ./over the Preeldent'a U.g. Oiatilct Jud|* Edwvrd M. r*aio ii". to'**e*rt*in- 'w here hi* serve the sariie dlnper as was One, dsy, wmie peram! ulatlng silk was fashioned with an im- ! at' a blrixe atop this utility pole on W, mddle Tpke. near Haw- diaapproval/ Curran, kitting In aasignmant trucks had gonex/MAmade 1* to th* aen-ed when the • clilb -came into ported Italian lace torso-effect' Kelly and Prince Rainier,/she'll be I mier and .(party aerretary who waa middle claaa Bulgai'ian family. His her tot down /Main St., with the a Mbnacan. A tornado swirling and twisting : executed In 1949 for alleged trea­ fathrir waa an Aripy captain. He Vthorn* Bt. thia moiutlng. The blaze toilchedoff when /o insulator Thi* would require a two-third court llrat denied William’s Fe- fire, just in tlm ^to *ee'4he truck* existence over three decades ago. billfold tuckM away In Ita cua- bodice, scooped neckline and long through the outskirts of Birmlng- let go,'cut off power traveling over an ll.OM-volt line to a sub- vote In both Houee and Senate. queat for a daisy. He said it was a returning to the'station. The committee handed in the dinr tapering sleeve*. The skirt termi: Told that the Prince's Amer son and Titpism. became Involved In Comraiinlst tomery cache, the wallet disap­ lean chaplairi; the Rw. Francis haM kilted al least 21 persons. In­ The Campaign against him was acUvily when he was iir high ■tatlon on Hilliard 8t. Practically the entlrie North End waa , Hou*e Speaker RaybUm (D- matter for U.S. District Judge 0 ^ IN N ’S These grass \ftre8-vfires npr and the chef/followed the list peared. Bpi: Madame X continued nated into a chapel sweep train. left (vlthout power for as much as two hours, ^ e other man on Te*) riald it wa* poeslble ah effort She -also wore a veil of fingertip Tucker, predicted /hat Grace’s jured more than 200 and left 400 school and joined the party before Richmond B. Keech. the trial spring—have kept everybody hop­ on her w*,y bliaafully unawi re th at persons homele.sa. the/extension ladder la a memlyer of the South Mriricheater Fir* might be made in the HouM on judge. Judge Keech later reJeeilHl , How^ev-er, 6n th'e day of the get- length with a Juliet cap of lace to marriage wlir"laat Jorever," Por- (Contlaued on Page F'nur) he was 20. In 1923 he.be/am e sec­ IMACY ping- \ her' wallet was gone. tanier said: A Red Cross official said the Department which helped fight the blaze for half an. hour. Story Wedjtmay. . / the defense request. r a w tog#theiV''4he dinner comnilttee- 'When' *je arrived home. *he dls- match the 1 gown, and she carried retary. of the Bulgarian Young oyT*age 4. ' (Burkamp Photo). ^ \ a bouquet of white carnations with "As the man wlui'll marry them Sunday'afternoon winds destroyed Communist League. / Wouldn’t predict/ the 'out* Arguments on th* defense mo­ New P r o b l^ men realls^'that they had turned coverMl her loss and hastened to more than 100 houses cluatered on tion delayad the start, of tha trial Just when it seemed that ail the in th e . wrong nterfli. but by the "cenler and streamers of a white first... 1 hope t^ mrirriage will After hia unsuccesriful attempt cojrie. blit com m ented:' retry-e her steps In an effort to laat forever too.7 hills west and north of this indus­ 27 Killed by Bomb 'We have labored long and an hour and a half. OPEN SUNDAYS problems In connection with build­ time they got around lo callinjf fln^the inissl.,7 wallet. She was orchid stephanoll.s. to kill Taar Bbri^ (Thervenkov The maid of honor was attired ' Ibe Justice Atlnlster/ who Is the trial city. Hundreds of houara re-, went to military school in Moscow. ught forth/a pretty good aioed WJIllama said Washington hoe ing the new high school had been the chef (he dinner was already tinSuccessful, however, and she dis­ beitn blanketed "with a press re- solved, another is about to crop up. on the fl/e. in a floor length gown of lilac highest legal a)4thorlty In Monaco reived lesser damage. From Thai Aircraft He grriduated subsequently from mountain, and T. don't'know where i l l P.M. consolately returned ,home, be- added: ■"We've counted 21 bodies 'rind ^uez Canal we go from here.^, .. leas^ telling about a story in Tnia »A.M. We'll wager there’ll be some lnatea(l of a pi lme riba of b#ef iiOpning her fate. faille taffeta, made wjth a scoop­ the Marx-Engelri-Lenin Inal'itute Irt ed neckline and bustle back. She "We are c,ftalnly not expecting there may be others,” aald Roaeqe, Bangkok. Thailand, April 16 (g») the Soviet capital, worked on Its Haliar Must Vote First magaolne titled. "Alflo Xcarti, discuseion before it’* deci formal Aiken aaid Eisenhower "has ^'Choicest Meats in Town!” m any* moon. Aft.er-bringing one baskets of contrasting spring Tourists .\pplaiid hou.ses., Twenty-five ai/bulances! Songkran (writer festival) Sunday '1 V7 J ,jthe Security Council .made public Soroptlmlal* in Uie Community Y '' ceoHc Porty. A. / • . made repeated trips to/Birming-] when the explosive fell from y JU U lsal T U lC U JiLP n m andate from the Security (Council. 1 again demonatrated the courage of |' /another up to date on our past flowers and wore headbands to' 'In coritrasl to the booing that,______.... new exchange of mezsage 'be­ Egypt haa refused in the paat tO'j hia corivlcUbna” by thp^ veto. | TEAMSTERS»g,/»ninzriWB AMUNOA isunu SET was a 'big dvent, attracting up­ match the f.lowers. Srare and the Prince received laat Ii ham hospitals with vtclvlc^i 'ms. -. Thai Bearcat fighter-bomber. ' ■ O K N A U DAY SUNDAY 9 A^^. to 7 P.M. achi^ements and future proa- wards of 900 persons during part tween Israeli ' officials and the heed council resolutions .demand-: The Vermont Senator aald the < 'IVoaUngton, AprU April 1S‘(F)18 — pectsXhe told ua of a unique com­ The mother of the bride chose light from' thwarted photograph-jj Approl^matelyApproximately 150 1.90 pfc;pf son.s were These account* said the Be Secretaiy General. Nuaprainoa of the gtoat' of (wo day*. Although police pro­ a Dior bltie lace dress with navy By TH E .VSHOC'IATED PRKHB Ing an end of. the shipping reetric- Proaident was keenly 'disappointed Teoma- ROL'N'DitoW BTEEL mercial enterprise he chanced .'to \ Senf Eritea Kefauver carried hia . Iniiat'ence oh coupling the Suez tioni. The Arab countries also' |n- At having to reject a bill containing tera union from we AFL-CIO Al »ee InX ketion while- traveling tection was abliclted and ample accessories and corsage of pink (Continued on I’agr F'lfii-en) I' (('ontlmied on Page Fifteen)I (Continued on Page Four) S U fID A Y GARDEN RAKE insurance coverage wa'a' placed on IF YOU WANT TO HELP OY WORKING energetic campaign for the Demo­ Cririal issue w ith the peciflcation aiated that Hammarakjold's prja- the, soil bank, but aOaerted Eisen­ will be considered at a apoeial abroad. , - ______cratic preiidentlal nomination into of the tense bor^r area threatened ent tiliaaibn be Strictly limited. hower felt "the bad features of the iiiretbig of the AFL-CIO Ex*M»- LEAVEL HEAD KTEEL • 'V But let. hiriv tell the atory. the valuable ccillecUon of ruf». 'a'* i\ SKCIAL! Esek'. hear on good authority that three for o primary victory on May first won't you lot us know. You CaUfornia today after a last- to produce a riqrioua obstacle to . Despite Hapimarskjold’a efforts bill outweighed theXgood.” tlve Council Moyr J./ i over continued teamster union •clpality of Raslrf." he comWienced! 'Ladles' Aid . Society, whose to the Secretary'■ General. Ham- .. improvement In the farhi .-altua-' nlMnneea with Die ousted Inter­ ’ "It was a hot, humid/d'ay, and Anyway, thelr^ aim waa for more returned to the New Jersey politi­ "In our view,' aaid .Sharett, 'in- Atken said, beautiful and practical upront cal wars ycriterday for another marakjold replied that hit mia- national longaboremea’s aaaa, •tnce there were no corner soda protection. find a ready sale at ('.hristmaa' lerference witji legitimate ahlpping Oulltnea Three Actions Wa noticed the following poem stab at putting'over/a slate of alon was' concerned primarily with (II-^ ). , ahoppels Ilk* we have in America. Fairs and - other occaa.lons at IF YOU VfANT TO GET THE FACTS the aituatlon which haa develo|>ed conaO^utea a hostile act which is Kisenhower ouUined In hia me*- I was obliged lo enter the village at ijne of the booths. It hardly delegate* pledged to him. He ia op­ Incompatible with the general sage three actions be said the ad- their ('htirrh, will take orders posed by an uncommitted ilate SOVIET HIKES SUB FLEET store in quest of something with applies to today's methods in from the 'general public, as about Hit primary contost you oro vory wolcomt to contact Tehran, Iran, April 16 (/P» -r th)-o,ugh the pact organization." * which repeatedly have denounced .Armistice agreement." ministration would take undef Bonn, Oermaayt Apirll 18 ■'" manifested by otherTountries j Uon deadlbi k. v for food and water for 'first time ered boxes - containing- ponstblo ' how the customers got. at the food gaudily dyed, ’ five-nation alliance to give lit - are headed by premier* and for- altuated with ua in the same region ; „,8ee» Vote Influencing Ike since he was placed in iron Jung radloiirtlve material. The boxeo which was obviously very much The floor’* better covered 'than greater atrenglh and ftriancial clgn/minlMtera. Britain's delegation iinited by traditional and in-, Kefauver told an Atlantic City five day* ago... Fifteen -alate Israel Displays’ Might are believed to have been stelea, * DRESSES out of their reach, he replied con­ most of . my hide. John D. LJiBelle Maurice P. Coprenti Harry S. Howroyd re.aourres tb defend the Midille-' i* led by Dcfeii.se M inister Sir Wai- U m ale (■elafionahlpa cannot be ex-* audience yesterday, th at a good alarm 'is out fpr four Cumberland reoently from property adjoin- • '* it..' (Plaia) descendingly, 'How else? I get It Not a thing' I posaeaa haa been: East, against possible Comnnmist ler Monckton. tn additipri to Hen plained.' Democj-atic showing in the primary County escapees who forced' their Ing the Tsylor-Rerd Cerp., man­ for them.' » . overlooked; . Mar.V Acetn Frederick (i. Nasiuff Chester E. Hogan aggiession. , derson, the Unlterl States la repre Ala said the alliance is open to tomorrow' might encourage.Presi­ way through three steel doors and ufacturers of food predluotai in "A little ngn-plussed by hia curt There.;* no doubt In my mind’ It GIVES.YOU THE REST He said the presence of Ob- aenlcd by Adm. Walter Caaaadv. nation* who share our same dent Elsenhower lo sign the con- fled Maine Jail in deputy sheriff’*, tile (ilenbrook district. * MEN'S Jules A. Karp aerv'ef* as.stgned by Washington For Independence Day response, I decided to ask him Jorr . wa.s T who waa hodk.ed.' TELEVISION SERVICEMEN’S ' Irving I.. .\ronso'n . Theodore R, Cummings commander of Eastern Atlantic avail them- car. my beverage and get out as quick­ —A" Non. dem onstrated U.S. Interest in the and Mediterranean Force*, who Is . >>'» Protection afforded (Cqfitinued nn Page Eight) ASSOCIATION fnrgenc T. Kelly Coluzado state and, defense at'- KEPORTH ON KOVIET BRAINS SUITS ly as. poasible. But. before I could Eileen A. j^rrett Thoroa.s H. Elliott Baglidad Pact which it* member.* to obseive .mdlllavv committee , , . ■ , torneys begin picking Juror* to^ Tel Aviv, Israel, April 16 '(A’l— ..a tis'a-hour ^military parade re- Washington,' April 18 (A9 — even form the words, my attention hope "wiH'soon develop Into full meetings • also ,asked delegate* to re­ -try John Oilberl UrahanI on mur-‘ Oen.-Walter Bedell SmUh toli Inalsts i eh a TBE9A man. Charles Lathrop view the progress of the organiza Twelve French-type Ouragan jet/vtewed by President Izbak Ben-! was- draw n to another rather In- Philip Bayer Clarence E. Foley accesNion." He wa.s eelroed by der charges for dynamite bombing plane* spearheaded an air parade ' zvi. Premier' David Ben^Gurion.' Senator* today he believes Rus­ * LADIES^ congruent cuatom. .1 observed him You’d find the. imfntbera Ueted Preniier Nuri Said of lr*r Iraq , \ tlon and pip^ururl ateW tV' Dead line on Taxes of airliner that hurtled 4.4 to sia can kfiep abreast of .thin GENERAL George C^ Le«sner T.'.S. depulV I ^‘”*‘'***'i their ptesence celfbrate our advance towards our of lalael’i military itrength at Jn-1 Maj. Gen. , M(^she Dayan, army (EXCEPT watting on-lthat, I belle\'« is their In the. yellow page* of your N. Charleis Boggini Vyilliam F. Freeman But Loy Henderson. I death In Noven)ber . . . Governor dependence Day celebrations ’ in r-hlef of staff, and thnusanda'of country. In turning out trained term for hi* function) a woman ■tmder*ecretary of state,e. appearedappea.. ,. deep - ,,,Intereal1. of .. the „ target and ultimate aim.” Only Hours Away SUITS WHITES) telephone book. . . . Harold W. Carpity Francis J. Mahoney and MrA Rihlai^f will leave May Haifa today. * ’ spectators. personnel and in the production (F tala) - customer. He waa cutting for her I TV SERVICE Katherine D. Bourn to rule out U .S. membership in the I '* I for week's vacation In Rcrnriuda. ' ^ Highly placed Israeli military | The show marked Uoael'a eighth' of some modern scienritic weap­ a piece of fresh cut meat which alliance. He. promised rlo*e . c'6- all trust this interest proyement o( our economic and Day* M M A CaU . Steve Cavagnaro Maurice E. Gaudet Joseph J. Macaione W ashington, April 16 ’To for conalderation.. .Da'rtipoulh col­ oTficial confirmation o f thb report | states. . i:„S. Air Power. _ Work Received Before 10 A. M. Ready. By 5 P. M, attentioin lo .the' progresaiveness S|H)n*ored by Nt. .Bridget's. to confirm general'opinion in the lege chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa th at 12 of these planes actually It-comes on the. eve of Dag Ham- of hi* firm when I thought better ' Roger M. Negro . Paaral Poe Middle East that the U nited States Alit ‘ declai'ed member nation* w'as even more forthright „ Revenue Service 4'orneratonr Club are "wjllihg to niake-every effort **’"'’ it denouncing other Arab (IR S i, , reorganize* fraternity because it had been dellverei'to ,iarael, ' marikjold’emarekjold’e arrival on a U.N. mla-m ** H t NT p l a n e i n ERIE of it arid decided to let the incident | RUDY JOHNSON has refrained ftohi- joining the Mail by the trucl(lo*d .was ar­ wants to feel free to chose mem­ Myateres Balance M|G« Zion to stamp out th* new flames Erie, Pn., AprU.lfl (A>)—A for paa*. i(^n C. Pasqualini Mary. A . Ross Baghdad alliance for fear Of wor- and sarrlffce" in building uo de- i ,to. the Ekctrickm , Benefit of School Fund riving at the 84 IRS district of- ber*. 'The Myateres. the Vnilltary 'of ‘conflict between Arab and (lung lake oa4 sen .soorch -urns "Then 1 noticed that the woman ■ zenlng relation* with Egypt, and fens*. But., he added, , ••thlaientallai^"**'’'’* ficrii sa taxpayers rushed to-beat Uraeli. : 'V , , ,' ordered today fOr a piooe f«>' had a pile of other purchase's in Mfredith L. Pin|o Jay E. Rubinow other Arab nation* which oppose expenditures far beypnd oiir po*."/cP"*** “‘her Arab nation* Of Connecticut Republican and ■ourcea indicated yesterday, would M ANCHEST^. albllltie*. In the. course-oY driibe^-r?*’J*‘^‘‘"^ *’’* P**:* . ahOrt the final hour and escape) a Democratic' leaders will attend simiewhat balance E n p t’a acqulai- The border are* was compara- ported miseing over Lake Eat* front of her on the countei;^ They TEL. PI ^A853 ST. IRtDGET'S HALL the pact’ and have denounced it penalty of .9 per cent o( , the ■bout two mlMo from shore. Taro iWere neatly packed in a box, )vhlch Edward J. Tomkiel Lee M. SUvergtein repeatedly...... atlons I will furnlah further delaSis ‘ uul .1. strategy conference* of. their tlon of. 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