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■f • / ' y-Etl ' , i •V ^ " \ FRIDAY, MARCir 13, ;i9,69 >ABB TWENTY Manrljpfitpr Ewpititts %ralSr AvenigE Daily NeLPreos Run The Weather . ' For the Week Eadlag Foreeaat ot ,D. S. Weather B o r w BUich 7th, IBM. Isibreaeiiig clossdhwae .toalght. 12,894 tjow in BOe. Ssaidajr eloody, wtady. A bout Tow n Member of the Audit Warmer, ralii developing lade ia- Bureim of CIrcnIatloa. DOUBLE - r m eeting* are acj^u led for the j Carda for family, and general, large aaaortment priced m : third M onday of each m onth. C arl G ranatrom o f ^lh»ringfleld, ■ 1 0 c t o 3 5 c ' ^ ’’ RedN-Tests es M as*.. w iU be gueat ap eajteM t the ^ L enten veaper aen'ice Sunday^at j fi p,m . in tha C ovenant C on gregi^ ■ tional Church. The wom en o f. CHILDRENS lOOKS Set Record Ujrgfes U.S. GREEN STAMPS Ike’s Talk. I to G r o u p 1 w ill be in charge of the | 39 HAPPT HOLLISTEBS ...... *l »h) Wk^s Idle Pay coffee hour. I FAVORITE STORIES ...... »*■»« TOI’NO READERS COIXlR-PirTfRE For FaUout Hefy Soviet The quarterly m eeting oi the j Hartford, Marcfh 14 make unemployment-^dm- M artchaatof Rod and Gun. C l u b . , nicnnoNARV ...... »>•»» pC’nsation more llbtral.''^ Rep-' SEWTNG IS F l'N ...... *2.00 Washington, March 14 {JP) State Labbr Cominis8ione)4-resentatlves of unions,' however; In c., w ill be held a t th e clubhouae > BORB.SEV TWINS .\T LONDON TOWER ...... *1.00 B.V.JOHN H. AVEBILL In O ovisntry tom orrow night at 8 —Last October’s nuclear tests Renato E. Ricciuti- wants to Wore for the proposals. ■Washington, Mai'ch 14 (/P) ILH ’fiTRATED >nNTTE BIOORAPHIES ...... at.O."! TOMORROW lengthen the period during . Senate met briefly during o ’clorft. T he m eeting w ill be pre- by the Russians produced a —Russia can be deterred from oeded hv a roaat beef dinner at SEE THE NEW BOOKS FOR ADI’LTS record rise in the radioactive which a persoh out of work the oqy, but its only action was to Firm Stand on «;30, can receive unemployment pass f«,bill authorizing the Haw­ “a final showdown at this WITO ALL CASO SALES debris in the stratosphere, thorne Realty Co. of Hartford to time,” predicts Gen. Maxwell says Dr, Willard F. Libby. compensation. sue the state for money it al­ D.'Taylor, if the United States Liibby, aclentlat-m em ber of the Speaking yesterday at a hearing legedly lostx because s piece ot atomic energy Commission, said the held by the Legislature's Labor property w ^ condemned and is determined "to go to war if X: FREE rise was tremendous—the greatest Committee, on an, omnibus bill to taken by the state for a highway. necessary for Berlin.” Educational In all the history of weapon's test­ liberalize the benefit period and Both chhmberS\of the Legisla­ “W« must be willing to go all ing by Soviets, Americans and other aspects of the compensation ture will meet ' ,Tue(fday. On’ the w ay down the ro a d ," -says the law, the commissioner said'57,900 -Wednesday, the administration's Army Chief of Staff. "We can't PARKING ONI,Y British- W'orkers ran out-of benefits in the Effort Due At the same time Libby made court. reorganization ' bill is ex­ turn back at. any point. " Money refunded Hi dur $ 1 2 95 public the theory of another Amer­ last year. pected to be debated in the Senate. Taylor advocated this stand Of these, he said, 26,140 were In his rem arks on the uiYcmploy- Wedne.sday in top secret testi­ Van Raalte Oreen Stamp counter, ican scientist that ttiissian nuclear men 81 per cent of whom were SHOP tests In polar regions may present ment compehsation program. Ric­ mony before the Senate watchdog the principal w;age earners in their On WASHABLE main floor. a greater fallout hazard to a large ciuti warned that Connecticut may Preparedness aubcommiUee. A households. Nearly half o' them be hit hard by unemployment be- heavily censored transcript of his part of the world than the equa­ ale still looking for work. Ricciuti torial tests of the United"'^ Staties cau.se “our national defense em­ rem arks wa.s released last night By ERNES’! B. VAOOARO FABRIC GLOVES said. phasis is now veering from air­ by Subcommittee Chairman Lyn- Washington, March 14 (/P) and Britain. Figures like these, he said, “lead craft to missiles.” Libby said this theory, however, ddn B. John-son (D-Tex). President Eisenho'wer’ft re­ in alip-on atylea. Nylon or double woven me to strongly ask for an extension During a transition period, he Asked if this country has "clear cotton. .Short, medium and longer is still considered tentative, even of the duration of benefits as pro­ said, many of the slate's 65,000 port to the nation Monclay by its originator—Dr. E. A. Mar- vided in this bill. cut plans to meet the Berlin crisis lengtha. White and colora. . aircraft employes would be un­ in any eventuality that may con­ night on the Berlin situatioh tell of the Air Force's Cambridge Ricciuti urged that the benefit employed and m^y sub-con­ P air (Mass) Research' Center. period, now eight to 26 weeks long, front us." Taylor said: will contain no surprises and tractors dependent on the aircraft "The Joint Chiefs of Staff do.” *2 00 T, *3.50 The AEC fallout specialist, in a be fixed at a uniform 39 weeks for industry would suffer. set forth no new policies, in­ speech delivered Igst night for him all workers. He also recommended Taylor, himself, a member of the formed sources predicted to­ Mitchell Sviridoff, president of Joint Chiefs, expressed conviction at the University of Washington in Uiat : the State AFL-CIO. said the un­ day. KORELl. PLUS - .SIZES KIT YOU JERFECT1.Y the United States and its Euro­ Seattle by an AEC associate, de­ 1. Benefits start during the first employment compensation pro­ "nie talk could . be regarded . . . with no alterations if your 5’5” or under! voted his remarks mainly to de­ week of unemployment instead of pean allies have the strength to mainly as an educational effort, \- gram is seldom improved in lime carry out those plan.s. scribing efforts to determ ine Tiiorc after a one-'week waiting period. to help the jobless. He charged the sources said, in a mov'ofto put precisely how fallout becomes dis­ 2. Firms employing Just one calls Airlift MIstoke the Berlin situation into perspec­ there had been “time lags, .money Recalling Russia'.s blockade of \ i;-. proportioned for VOU the Junior Woman (5'5' anT ««kr) 1 tributed in the stratosphere, how worker be Included in the pro­ lags, and people lags” in maljitaln- tive as the President sees it. gram . Berlin back in 1948, Taylor te s ti­ a It'i ilyled with narrower shoulders. it descends—and at what rate. ing the system. Elsenhower’s decision to go on HANDBAGS But he did say that the matter 3. The maximum -weekly benefit fied that many top military lead­ the air was reported to have been be increased to two-thirds of the Since increases ir unemploy­ ers now regard the U.S. Berlin of fallout effects on man consti­ ment compensation would mean prompted in part by continuing for Spriufi trear tutes “an area of uncertainty so averaged weekly wage of all airlift as a mistake. Force should • MEN'S the Eanter picture, the contributiorui from employers contentions among Democrats in In large that only the most conserva­ covered workers. As of July 1959. have been tried. Taylor said, when Congre.sa that the Nation’s de­ this would provide a maximum of would have to go up too, Frederick the Russians blocked ground your pretty Patent ^ plaatir, patent calf, genuine tive treatment of the permissible I . Waterhouse, spokesman for the fenses are inadequate to meet the leathera and the new aoftee imports, Alao body burdens of fallout isotopes is *61. routes into Berlin. 4. A dependency allowancei of *4 manufacturers, argued against lib­ situation. paatel auede. , - the flattery only perfect fit ran p tolerable. . “Instead we yielded to a chal­ The White House announced • BOYS' be added for the wife or hUsbartd eralizing, the program. lenge which may well have been a BLOUSE And he said “care and caution "We have done all that employ­ late yesterday the President will Earh must be taken about the matter of of the person getting the benefits. bluff." Taylor told the Senators. Spokesmen for .epiployers, who ers should be called upon to do, " apeak from his office for SO min­ *2 98 T, *7.95 additional radioactive contamina­ "We will never know-to what ex­ utes over all major television and Ideal for your apring and Eaater wardrobe. pay for unemployment compensa­ he said. tent the USSR would have gone to tion." radio networks starting at 9:30 •SHOES Chooae from a lovely variety of blousca; With a flair for ease-of-care . . . this drip-dry In other highlights of his talk, tion. opposed these changes and maintain the ground blockade by similar ones in other bills that (Contlnuei. on Paf* Five) p.m. Monday night. perfect for auita and akirta Siaea .'>2 to .18. Libby: force.” Eisenhower Is expected to stress arnel jersey three-quarter step-in dress in a lovely 1. Disclosed that in last sum­ No Passive Reaction As for the new Soviet threat again Anretican dctenrilnatlon to mer's tests at Eniwetok, the stand firmly with its Allies in the »3 98 *5.98 floral print. Cool, open neckline . . the yoked Americans detonated some of their Scholarly Editor in New Role over Berlin. Taylor .said: shots on barges loaded with tons of "We sho\ild not allow a bhiff to face of Soviet pressures. But he SPORTSWEAR—Second Floor bodice detailed with shirred ruffles and tiny bows silica sand—with the objective of force us into a self-imposed block­ Wreckage of three of 15 freight cars which rumbled out of control and smashed into OlympiSi also was reported ready to n\ake REVLON'S NEW COLORS encasing the dangerous radioactive ade or anything resembling that Wash., yesterday lies In the capital city’s main street. The cars cut loose and rolled down grade clear his willingness to ease ten­ FOR THE Strontium in glass-type "beads." kind of pas.sive reaction. " at a speed of 50 to 60 m.p.h. and smashed through two buildings. (AP Photofax). sion by negotiations toward set­ IN LUSTROUS LIPSTICK . . . the skirt pleated-in-front. Gray, lilac or The hope is that this will make the U.S. Chamber Elects Taylor posed this qiiestion; tling the entire German issue. W HITE A Ly\ CARTE, TO FFEE SHERBET, .NOUGAT, HONEY Strontlurh less likely to he assim­ "Would we go as far as a general White Hou.se press secretary VANILLA, GRAPE ICING, VIC)I.£T ICING, FROSTED PINK. teal. Sizes 14 plus to 20 plus. ilated by plants, animals and hu­ w ar?" Mideast Interpretive James C. Hagcrty, asked whether Mother's Size.s, 10 to 16...... $ 8.98 CORAL VANILLA. ORA.NGE FLIP. TANGERINE JT Each "In my mind,” he contin\ied, Loose Freight any new development in the Ber­ RF..ADY TO WEAR DEr.ARTM ENT mans. FINEST Little Sister Size.s, .1 to 6x . . .$ 5.98 SHERBET, MANGO SHERBET. REFILLS 2. Revealed that the United I “the answer is clear as crystal: lin situation had prompted Eisen­ Take Elevator To Second Floor Canham of Monitor Big Sister Sizes, 7 to 1 4 ...... $ 7.98 ■ States also had spiked some of the Namely, that we must, be-willing hower to speak Monday night, re­ now to make up our minds that plied “No, sir,” - .V,. Eniwetok test devices with two Smashes into Washington, March 14 IP)-— A ^the United Nations General As- we will use all the force necessary Nasser Consistent Tile address will be the first (Continued on Page Two) scholarly editor who says the 1900 political balance of power is to I to secure the lives and safely of such nationwide report on a for­ IN EASTER concept of capitalism Is very for­ political freedom." I 2 '2 million Germans to whom we Business Area eign policy situation since last eign to the capitalism of today Canham said he could see no are committed inalterably in lan­ Sept. 9 when Eisenhower discussed Red China’s campaign to force is taking over as head of one of objection to congressional investi­ guage that cannot be compro- Olympia, Wash., March 14 (flV- In fashion —on the .world's largaat organization gations into so-called administra- i m ised" Communist Foe Chinese NaliSnallst troops off TV Goldwater Bids "II sounded ike a dynamite ex­ of businessmon. tlv’e prices—the capacity of indus­ I Taylor said the Army is ready (juemoy Island. plosion," said 'William Crane. News that the President had APPAREL He's Erwin D. Canham, elected tries comprising a few- large com­ ! to use nuclear weapons if it is to "Then the freight cars hit." panies to regular price levels with­ the West's advantage at any time Beirut, Lebanon. March 14, considered the policies of the west- scheduled the Monday night ' ad­ GOP Return to yesterday as president of the U.S. The United Arab Republic's Piesl- cin power* more dangerous to him Crane had been sitting in a res­ dress brought reaction today from out much regard to demand, I President fcisenhower gives the taurant in the path of a speeding Chamber of Commerce. Canham ; word. dent N.Tsser has set off ooe of the than the threat of communism. members of Congress. is best known as editor of the “I have no quarrel with efforts string of 15 runaway freight cars and to compel them to keep the freest mb.st slashing attack s on com­ From the Soviet Union, more­ Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt) Basic Policies Christian Science Monitor and as over, Nasser got promises of non- which hurtled through downtown urged Elsenhower to tell the possible market,” Canham said. munism ever witnessed in the Mid­ Olympia last night, killing one a radio .and TV commentator. On the other hand. Canham dle Ea.st. Interferenee in Arab affairs Just American people frankly and can­ “Intensely surprised and deeply as important, the Soviet Union person, injuring 15 others and didly “If there Is a real danger of Washington, March 14 (,'Pi — said both business and labor French Control It was launched only a few demolishing a quarter of a city Ben. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) grateful,” the 56-year-old editor groups can provide powerful Im­ weeks after Nasser appeared to .sided with the A rabs against war” over Berlin. said in commenting on his selec­ Israel, unlike the western powers. block. FOOTWEAR urged a new Republican program petus to progress, but only to the be cozylng up to the Communists. He and hia wife were in the cafe for a tion by the Chamber's Board of Nasser still would like to remain (Continued from Page Om ) committee today to consider a re­ degree that they remain volun­ Of Own Fleet To many this seemed a puzzling wrecked by the cars after the turn to fundamental principles and Directors, tary. thing for Egypt'.? strongm an to do. frined.s with Russia. For the Chamber, -which ordin­ freight thundered off the end of apply them to present-day de­ ■nie labor movement., he said, Some might look upon him as a Virtually overnight, Nasser has the track and crashed through a smooth mands. arily picks career businessmen, in­ would be stronger than it is to­ Blow to NATO turncoat. turned the full might of his pow­ dustrialists or financiers as its top brick depot. Two .of the - cars Failure to do this, Goldwater day If it kept membership on a In (rtith. Nasser has been en­ erful propaganda machine against rumbled 3.50 feet and'came to rest aaid, may re.sult in a one-party officer, Canham is the first news­ voiuntary basis instead of cam­ tirely consistent. communism. More Important, he paperman in the big organiza­ Paris, March 14 IP — Allied inside a buildhig across this capi­ Bulletins system entirely .hostile to the paigning for union shops - where He never wa.s a Communist. He pei-sonally is leading the attack. tal city's main street. line tion's line- of 32 presidents. He leaders fearfd today France's The reason is Premier Abdel great American tradition. workers must join the union • to determination to retain command never tolerated Red.s in Egypt. “I ducked under the table and from the AP Wireb “In essence,” he said, “it is a •succeds St. Louis banker William keep their jobs. Once he became bead of the United Karim Kassem of Iraq True or hollered for my wife,” Crane aaid, McDonald, •..'ho now becomes of her M editerranean fleet even In' not. Nasser believes Kasscni is a war betwen those' who believe in In contrast to the past half cen­ time of war might weaken the Arab Republic, he cleaned them "When it w-as over, we crawled under •belly politics'—the materialists— chairman of the Chamber Board, tury when bu.siness took much out of S.vria too. Privately, Nasser Communist. He has said no pri­ out and ■ enl out through the VET, , GETS OXYGEN "The 1900 concept of capitalism North Atlantic 'Treaty Organiza­ vately. 112 and those of I's who believe that a criticism, he said, “currently it i.s tion. has often voiced distaste for com­ rear of the restaurant." Kingsport, Tenn., March 14 is a thing very foreign to the cap­ He now charges Kassem with man's needs go higher than simple the tycoons of labor who arc get­ President de Gaulle's show of munism as a way of life. Crane and others reenterd the (.PI—John Sailing, 112-year-oId 14 material welfare." italism. of toJay.” Canham told ting the unfavorable headlines" But the Arab leader hated more opening Baghdad to the Commu­ Civil War veteran, is receiving DOUBLE < ‘ a* the independence was regarded as a cafe to release five women trapped reporters after his election. "This situation will continue." nists and with aiming eventually . Goldwater, a conservative who bid for a stronger role in NATO what he call the "imperialim" of in a front booth. a constant supply of bottled I successfully bucked the Demo­ “Business,” he said, “has accept­ he said, “as long as both parties the West- the policies of Britain, to bring the whole Arab world oxygen today in his battle with military commands and to get under Contmunisl rule. Railroad telegrapher Kenneth cratic victory tide in the 1958 ed a deep responsibility and ac­ deserve it" more suport for France's fight the linited Stale and France pneumonia at a .private Kings­ new countability to Its customers, its Canham said he will continue his What Nasser does not say is A. Diilcy, 36, w.as killed when the elections, addressed his prepared against the Algerian rebels. ' toward the Middle East. He ac- juggernaut plowed through the port hospital. Sailing, who will' remarks to a committee of 43 or­ civic neighbors, its workers and its' monitor editorship in Boston but ctised them of interfeiing in the that Ka.ssem right now is chal­ The immediate Impact of the lenging his heretofore undisputed middle of the Union Pacific Sta­ be IIS May 15, is one of two ganized yesterday to recommend a stockholders. that his new job will force him to French move was more psychologi­ InternaJ affairs of Arab coiintries surviving veterans of the war "Economic power has been shift­ curtail many other activities. number one position In the Arab tion. fitted new’ statement of GOP objectives. cal than m ilitary. 'There Was and exploiting the Arabs for their Only .six of the injured required between- the states. He lives President Eisenhow’er gave tl>e ing in this country. It is moving Among other things. Canljam own gain. U ntil now' a t least, he world. apprehension It . could give the Moreover, Kassem has clearly hospitalization. The others, includ­ near Slant, Va„ and ottered the group a free hand to’go about its still in the direction of a balance— has been an alternate delegate to impres.slon—especially to the Rus- Hospital Thursday. and economic balance is as neces­ opposed N'as.ser’s main policy for ing Crane, were treated and 6-month study without any adrice sian.s — of a sh arp division among released. fashions... or instructions from him. He sary to economic freedom as the (Continued on Page Two) the Arabs - Arab nationalism. the Allies. This is .something Nasser cannot AID B I^ CUT SEEN wanted them to have an open The French navy totals about The freight cars, 12 of which . Washington, March 14 IP)— abide. were loaded with plywood and plas­ mind, hb .said at a White House 400.000 tons. Reliable sources said News Tidbits Kassem has eupre.ssed Arab Na- liep. Waj-ne Hays (D-Ohio) said EN luncheon. only a third of the fleet had been ter-board, lore out a dead-end today P resident Elsenhower wtH S .-A tlq^alisl in Iraq. He has jailed railway bumper guard and ripped / / i\ r ! Vico President Nixon told the earmarked to come under NATO Culled from AP Wire.s their leaders. Now he has stamped ho lucky If he gets $3 billion S T A M P S group last night that in consider­ Apalachin Host Intiicted Command in time of war. into the depot. The two lead cars from Congress put of the nearly out the.yvrmy revolt in Mosul led smashed on through and across >.98 \ / ’■ 'o d ing any change in the image of the French sources contended the by Arab Nationalist Iraqi officers. $4 billion he wants for foreign ^ $7.98 $5- government's decision to retain the street. Four others piled up party, it should not lose sight of Former New Haven Park De­ To add insult to injury. Ka.?sem aid. Hays, a member of the the substance of what the party On Income Tax Evasion command would in no way alter partment'employe, Stepheii Righl- inside a building directly behind House Foreign .\ffnlrs Commit­ the military effectiveness of publicly accused Nasser of fo­ the depot, making a shflmbles of ■ / believes in. myer, 22. found shot to death In menting the trouble and kicked tee who has voted for the over- for molhers and daughters! “Your job,” Nixon said, “Is to NATO, either in peace or war. his pickup truck shprlly after he a cafe,' tavern, food shop and auto' .seas program In tlie past, spoke Syracuse, N. Y., M arch 14 (A*)— One NATO source warned, how­ out Egyptian embassy personnel. parts store. "Two cars came to a concentrate not only on appear­ Joseph Barbara Sr., host to the no­ shot and wounded a North Bran­ as Congressmen looked for ever, such unilateral action - if ford ijian in his home. .Entire Sen­ This, perhaps more than any­ stop inside the depot, while the Given With NEW SHIRLEY TEMPLE DRESS-ALIKES ance, but on substance.’’ The Vice torious Apalachin gangland con­ thing else, triggered Nasser's all- economies the program sent President was host to the com­ followed by other countries - could ior Class at Grove Hill, Ala., Ne­ others remained upright on the thenr by the President yester­ vention, was indicted yesterday on severely damage the alliance. out onslaught on Kassem and the tracks. mittee and party leaders at a buf­ a charge of evading payment of gro high school suspended for day. The U.S. S tate D epartm ent wa.s what school officials dMcribe as Comnuinlshs who support him. Police estimated the damage as fer dinner. *14,600 in federal Income taxes. Nasser told a rally in Damascus Cash Sales The committee organized under cautious in appraising the French refusal to participate inlclasaroom in excess of *1 million. It would ‘GOODWILL DUSSION’ >>v\ This was a new' stab at the 53- move, but officials privately said yesterday Iraqi Communists had be Several days before a close the chairmanship of (Charles H. year-old former beer-distributor, work. , lilniit.yre, Nyasaland,, March Percy, Chicago businessman. The It might be a cause for concern. U.N. General Assembly to set 14 1(75—Troops and police armed who has managed to evade ques­ Press Officer Lincoln' White said (Continued from Pago Ten) (Contlnu on Page Five) tioning by the numerous investi­ the French Cameroons tree next tvith rifies and submachine- All Day (Continued on Paige Two), “this particular subject is of course Jan. 1 and to conduct two plebi­ guns moved out at dawn today gators who have sought to learn being discussed' in NATO where mderella the reason 60 hoodlums and friends scites in British Cameroons within in a 9-day sweep through Ny- there is full opportunity for all 14 months. . Former Cuba Prime Obscure^ Primitive Tongues asaland's southern, province. gathered Nov. 14, 1957, a t B ar­ members of the alliance to express bara's mansion in Apalachin, a Minister Jorge Montes and four Officials said they sought to re­ their views.” . He d.d not elabo­ ranking officials of fallen Batista store law and order to remote SATURDAY Luberda Probe small community near Bingham­ rate. For e\ cry lady in the family—the same fashion, same ton. N. Y. , regime 'leave Havana for Colombia .villages and tribal areas see'tli- 'The British Fofeign Office on safe conduct; passes. fabric, the \ery same look that Shirley Temple and her Barbara, whose, family contends spokesman said “we should regret Interpreting Scriptures ing with Nationalist unrest. A government ‘spokesman de­ daughters lose. In a really wonderful checked ,\rnfl Set for Monday he is too ill w-ith a h eart ailm ent any such French action.'’ Last minute changes . Iieing to face investlg'atorp, has refused made in Democratic State admin­ scribed the operation as a and cotton blend that never needs an iron. .As pretty as A.spokesman for the 15-Nation MARCH 14 New York, March 14 IP) - In ­ to answer subpoenas. This woek; North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ istration's minor court reform bill ••Gopd,wllI Mission.” Spring...with that empire midriff and petticaated skirt I vestigators delaytjd another show­ an Appellate Court in Albany up­ tion said France told the NATO to make it ready for debate next Far from Simple Task Bring the girls in to see our Shirley Temple ine bra down with retireq Police Sgt. Jo­ held the validity -of a subpoena Permanent Council of her decision week in State Senate. H.AV4 A ll BILL SIGNiNQ iSET p l a y t e x seph Luberda in ^ e effort to dis­ State Police taped to the front on W ednesday. Bod.v of G ustav Uedman, 53, of W ashington, M arch ,. 14 ( D — Dress-Alikei, V By TOM He^isSHAW | «>• “Ah,” said a W'atching Meo, President Elsenhower '-will sin cover the source of his bulity sup­ door of his mansion when they, “It w'as hardly received With en­ Bristol, found '.n basement garage (AP Religion Writer) '‘you ’tse’ her.” could not gain entrance. thusiasm ,” he said. of hia home, where he had been re­ the Hawaiian statehood MU wHh exciting elaitic magic-midriff ply of cash. ^ JOSEPH BARB.\RA SR. New York, March 14 -+ The “You mean I ‘pang’ her, don't early n ext wee]^. Presidential Already serving a '30-day jail Last month. Barbara’s son, Jo­ pairing an automobile and a medi­ missionary was troubled. .1 (Continued ou Page Fonr) - cal examiner attributes deatl) to you?” a s k ^ the missionary. press secretary Jamw C. Ifeger- glvM you th* imoothoif buit-to-hip lino you'y* ovor hod— : term for refusing to answer ques­ seph Jr„ 23, was indicted iq New would say only that they were vis­ He had spent many months ■'Oh, no,” said the ,Meo. “You ty ’'made the. annountjemeiit tions of a Manhattan grand jury, York City on a charge ot perjurj’. r ,rbon monoxide poisoning. . ..Tire to­ iting a sick'friend. Stite Department tells the Ameri­ among the Mco people of Indo­ ’tse’ her. That means that you day after Gov. WIlUam F. Quinn’ Free Parking, Rear Of Store • In hoovonly comfort, too, No eontor stay to iob or poko. Only Playtex Luberda was scheduled to face a He was accused of lying, to the Barbara .lost his beer-distribut­ china, teaching and trying,to in­ of Hawaii called pn Eisenhower. Brooklyn grand jury yesterday, State Investigation Commission can Society of Newspaper Editors saved her by. putting yourself in Living Bros use elastic like this to'stretch in eye^ direction ing license after the. convention.' 11 Remain Chained it “has every right to invite” Dr. terpret the ,scriptures to them in the saune danger.” ‘The Hawaiian gov'emor visited but the session was postponed un­ when he said his. father had been He also sold ihis bottling business. their own language. But .-he had the , White House to 'thank, the' We welcome charjrjg accounts! (Jreen Trading;, Stamps are given with HALEYS STORE HOURS: til Monday. too ill' to leave his home since the Fidel Castro, Cuban Prime Minis­ “What better way is there, of your^jody moves. i . yet alwoys stoy In plocet, ^ His palatial, 1 hill-top: home is for In Shutdown Fight ter, to the United States.. yet to find the word or phrase describing how Jesus died to save President an behalf of the people caah sales anil al.4o to customers who pay th^ir charge account within ‘ More than $19,000, and listq of gang meeting. The commission sale.. But I he 'and his family still that adequately desdribed the key Georgl M. Pushkin, Soviet spe- mankind?” says Dr: Eugene A. of the Islands for. tte part the fifteen (l.y) days after billinR dale. , OPENjMONDAY ALL DAY— 9 A . ^ to 5:30 P.M. gamblers and policemen were said the eI4er Barbara had made live there-r-a shuttered existence Christian concept of salvation. administration played In pr«*gg Bias-cut side panels move, w[th"you . . . breathe vfifh you. found in Luberda'* car when he Bloomfield, N. j„ March 14 (Clallst on Germany, appointed a Nidq, secretary for translation - of trips and the son had accompanied behind stone wails.-; True,, he had learned that the the American Bible Society. "Just Ing for admission ot Hawaii aa. was arrested March 5 for cirqnk- him. The indictment wss returned by Eleven workers remained chained deputy tpreign miidater of the So­ TUESDAY—9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Criss-cross front lets you t»xh and stretch free viet Union, Radio Moscow reports. word “pang*’ meant to save and, that one word made a big differ­ the 60th state. ’ ' ' en driving. Thus the investigators Jiave a federal grand jury. On Friday a to a pillar in the- General Electric for wknt of a better one, he had plant today, '^irotestlng the con>' . . Fear race* through Leon. Iowa, ence in the attitude - of the ,Meo WEDNESDAY—9 A.M. to 5:30 P.IVI. ;Low action bock stretches tfoss-woyt only. . . never rides up or blndk Kings . County Judge Hyman gnawed away in their attempts to federal grand Juhf In Buffalo re- been using it in his teachings. But, 4 MISSINO IN ro w Barshay said that inasmuch a* piihish delegaties to a convention pany’e plan for what they termed aa' scores of children from Van pedple toward ChrlsUanity.” l , .umed vA slmllilim llar , indictm ent ,“pang” was a fairly cominon Meq The Meo mlssipnary is ignly Aurora* lU , March THURSDAY—9 AM. to 9:00 P M., '' berda had Men Jailed, he, should that la said to have had such top­ 'Ainst "'Dominic d’Agostino of an April Fool’* Day shutdown. W ert E^cbool became ill w'lth some (Four elderly i«s|dleatK;*ti' **■ playtex living longline bra il^-44C . White or black $6.95. ‘ GE intends to move most of the apparent type of food poisoning. word that somehow: failed to put one of many ' devoted - worker* have furthek time and opportunity ics aa racketeering id the coin-pia iagAra_ Falla, who. .attended the across the deeper meanings Of mlssliig today la tilo JT to obtain, counsel before apearing Id industry, < gambling in (3uba piqnt'a. operations to- the South Superior Court judge order* six around the world engaged in the FRIDAY—9 A.M^ to 5:30 P.M. Youthful "D" sizes $7.93. , Apaiac{iLn- conventidnV salvation. yirel which,'Wfackiol '' before the Brooklyn investigators. and slicing up thb rackets empire And New York State'* highest after ApriM.» IneuiWce compdnies to pay.fiSLpoO immensely idifticult task of trans' to owner of Somere Inn, destroyed Then, on« d*y quite by accident, lating and int»rpreting the sorip century?o' ‘ M anchester Conn* ^ SATURDAY-9 AJH. to 5:30 P.M. ^ ployNx living bandeau bra, White m black.32A-42C. $3.^5. , The Judge appointed former' of Albert Aniastaaia, a gangdom tribunal, the Court of Appeals, in Nearly a- ecore of the w-orkers -N!ae..'jK»lP I V ' Magistrate'iLeo Healy to represent kingpin who was shot to death in Albany, ' upt\eld' indefinite jail linked themselves (together witli a by fire two years agb..

S • Y A 1...... L _ .. (,. lyi 4 r , . >- I 'V - ■ N .’ K :X I- I'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH J 4 . 19S9 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATORDAY, MARCH 14, 1969 CAndiewood lAk* AfAft. P A G E t w o them M the kitplien etove, le rtl»- Bolton' cuaaed in women's term* in a new Luberda Probe StAta PoIlcA Lt. Jefoma Smith Scholarly Editor in New Role • Alwayo A Good • booklet published hy the Aetne declined to give other fuMher de­ KocInTiOe-Femon IJfe InaurAnce Co. . tails. except to say he thought the Goldwater Bids : e • DfHO-DoReo-Havo Fun < Catharine Paul Business 'Tilled ’'How to Get W'hAt You check had proved unfruitful. Sheinwold on Want." the 21-page book, docu- Set for Monday In Brookl.vn, however, It waa dis­ • E«ory Thurs.-Frl.-Sor. uest Speaker nient* life inaurance, program* closed that mCn from the Brooklyn / GOP Return to which' have been adopted b,v career (Continued front rage One) Rackets Bureau had with the Aid Businessnieii S^6t To u r nber Elects NINE AND EIGHT North dealer it Wally Fields end girls, working wives, widows with, of Connecticut PolKie eearched NortthSonth e^M nUa Ladies Unit could get hla owri lawyer if he the grounds of a bungalow’ '^>lony Basic Policies p u u < THEIR wia^arr Nom na H i* Trio children, prt»fpssl(4nal women and | Ey Alfred’^EheteweM Oaadent Mbsle in Town women hualness partners. !wished before Monday, and Healy | where I.uberda was reported aeeh Mra. Catharlnevl^ul, who has In addition, the tlliialrated hand­ would »lep aalde, . ' , ' recently- Of Schools April 22 UA. Maetons Team V K Q * ■pent 18 years in OJUle and Ar­ (OeaUaiMd trein Page One) of Monitor e n jo y HERE 9T. book points ()ul that the fli-st pur­ •I-uberd/), In a brief appeal anc8 The men went over the ground* ’ 48543 gentina, WII be guest'YMfkker at pose of a husband's life insurance before the Judge, aald that he was with mine detective equipment but- Now and then aomabody will 44 A 7 6 2 •PIZZA TAKE OUT 1 rhembera gathered for another (OMtliNMd trom Page Om ) the meeting of the LadiM'^Benev- is to protect his wife and children,' able to confer with his family and tuilied up "no burt*(i treasur«,’>^it DeF haS'h ast adult Bible class. 9 am.; public adviaa you to bid more on a hamd WIRT EAST • MIKE STANKO’S UVBLY oient Society at 8 p.m. Tueaokv at{ examination !of the cortftrmands, ■esslon today and to hear plans gon for the departure was not ex- 4 10D7S43 4KJ962 and tells what thing.* the wife friends while In jail, and thus wa* s^id,. ■ ' I iMniMtfW' Abril 22, * Wediw- 10:16 a.m. The Rev. David 0^ Jax- for creating four task forces to plained. aambly, former prasldant of the than you're inclined to beoauae Bolton Congregational Chyrcbr\^ shnnid know and understand about | could arrange for other Counsel. | MeanwlGle. Mr, and Mr*. Frank : WITH 4ilv. w b « buinn«annen and in- it ia rich in eights and nlnm. You 4 97 4 5 3 Grillo of rcimhunG, (Queens. de--{ heimer. pastor. operate In certain broad areas. , Those who stayed In the plant American Society of Newepaper 4 None . 4 Q.J 10 7 ! OAK GRILL Mra. Paul will apeak dn women i l)ia Irisiu.nni'e piogram. . I It wa* lack of a lawyer that he CONVERT diMtrialtaU adU visit local ichoota. nerver know when a card of this and women’s work in South Amei’- Other sections are devoteij to | riled as his leason for refusing to ' acribed as ow’ners of the. bungs- 1 NOW tb * prograin^aponaor# in* 10:45 a m : worship. It a.r.i,, ser­ Goldwater said the Republican seven. South promptly finessed the ■ P haiufokpB i Devotional Pogram Set ■ An Italian company claims it has- enpen^ive to iirKl opertfe . , , room wheh the mibjecU will be of mon by the Rev. Rodman D. Cart, victory in the 1946 congressional Charles Ziegler, president of the sembliea in -Geneva. diamonds—■winning the la preferable. The Woman's Society for Chris­ could send I.uherda to jail for most Interest to them. failure i Local and leader of the deqionstra- After serving as both a foreign nine of (C^yright 1959, General Featnree developccl a papei- that is stronger three years. tmd pri(ed irithm ’>e retuw of roery* pastor. elections ajid the Party's trick! MPJEKSOJV tian Service of United Methodist when it i.s wet. reve.sls Product F.n- The retired policeman spent OH-* ' __ A luncheon will be served In tl^e tora, said the action was taken to and Waahlngrton correspondent for Corp.) "AVOf'iTC ENTCftTMNfr\c Union Congregational; Church to win the presidency in 1948 ex­ No Peeking C!hurch will observe the meal in the itiueering, a M('Gi-aw-Hill publlca- most of his 26 yeais in the Po­ lb* t)“:t 4 ALL i on rn u E e s t im a t e high school cafeteria at 12:30 p.m. emplify two critical failures which show that "Tlie average American the Monitor, he went to Boston in Upper Room following it's business school. 9:30 a.m.; worship, nurs­ takes seriously his right to work.’,’ 1939 as general newa editor, be­ Don't get auapicious . South . hgd lioii. lice ’Department on assignments for both teachers and visitors. ery, 10:45 a.m.. the Rev. Paul J. still persist In the party: meeting Tuesday at 8 'p.m. The After lunch a speaking program 1. In the field of research. There "General Electric spends the came managing editor In 1941 and not peeked at anybody's hand. Me Composed of synthetic filieis and rovenng gambling and vice vtola- Bowman, pastor. stockholders’ money to go around editor in 1946. had aimply made the r i ^ t safety meal will be prepared - by Mrs. resins, the paper is said to have a tlnns. PINE LENOX will be hdd In the high s c h o o l Sacred Heart; Masses. 8, 9:30, is no continuing progratp of Carlton Daley. Mrs. Edward Mack LLOYD'S auditorium, followed by a forum. the country advocating right-to- play to assure Ida alkm. tear resistance of 4.8 pounds an Meanwhile, In Ridgefield, ('nmi , ri-UMBINO SERVICE and 11 a.n-.' the Rev. Ralph analysis and research "To give us and Mrs. Robert Richardson. A 1959 custom-made Cadillac hears, was delivered to the W, P. Qui.sh Ftmeral Home at 22.’, Maut .6lale Police lonflrmed a report Speakers and forum participants work laws that discriminate If West could win that first dia- JT i a C^TT7]TTT.T7r r i : a St this week R Michael Quish, manager, receives the keys to the vehicle from Rob (,onion of inch when wet, compared to about PHARMACY Kelley, pastor. concrete answers to our brpad The seryices will include read­ that two Investigators from the are yet to be named. However, political problems. This failure, against the workers.” Ziegler said. piond trick, Soiith could surely cap­ P arks'superior Sales, West Springfield, Mass. The funeral home has been in bus)ness m .Manches- 2.,’) pounds an inch when dry. Ten- Ml 9-5485 St. Joseph's: Masses. 7:30, •8:45, "We would like to know the ture the rest of the diamonds with ings of personal messages of Jesus Super ite .slrcnglh df>es not increase .New York district attorney's of­ 299 E. CENTER ST. discussion will center on questions alone, can be almost fatal," ter for the last 42 years. (Herald Phdto by Saternis relative to education and how- 10 and 11 6-rn-: 1^* 2. A fundamental failure to "Re­ meaning of ‘Right to work.' ” Red Tests his ace and king. The finesse waa HANK POST CATHY CARR from the Scriptures and several •vhen the material is dsmp. but it fice had been "che' ktrig a couple Ml 9-0896 Lepak, paator; the Rev. John GE officials said they will not necessary to guard against all four AND vocal numbers by Mrs. Daley, Mi.ss angles" of tlie case in Hie state's much the tax dollar provides. think our basic philosophy In The Hartfoi-d Element Ap­ Jrop.s less th:\n 2.5 per cent. Kozon, asalstant pastor. Interfere if the men decide to sit diamonds in the East hand. Nancy Lee and Mrs. Herald Lee. Pratt k Wliltney Aircraft asa de-j office at St. Paul. Tlie course In addition, tlie ccimpaiiy says. Schools In Tolland and Elling­ terms of the dejnands of today — THE RHYTHM pliance Sen’icenter of Mancheater ton will bo Invited to participate »St. Bemard'a: Masses, 7. 8, 9. to express the philosophy of Re­ out the weekend. East could not have saved him­ The Rev. Carlton Daley w’ill give sign engineer. ' Included extensive Itaining >n ;he paper has good fold-resistance 10 and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Patrick Set Peak the closing prayer. has opened at 707 Main St. under A member ofEmanuel Lutheran i office procedure and the latest "If this is their way of getting self by putting up the ten of dia­ r a n g l e r s ind takes pryiling well. t'..S. paper In the program, since these towns publicanism within the context of the imanagership of Nathaniel B. Cl)urch, Krout has served as a ' tax laws effecting Hie life insui - are Included In the Chamber of Mahoney, pastor: the Rev. Ter­ today's problems and to do this in It out of their aystsma, well fljisr” monds. South would win with the A meeting of the executive com­ 'Muakers are watching the develop­ ence Murphy, assistant pastor. said Henry Pierce, director of Em­ king and would tee West's discard. EVERY m itte e of WSCS will be held Mon­ Reiter. scoutmksler for the past four ance indtistiy. Tucker's agency Commerce area. ho creative and dramatic a fashion iSATURpAY NITE The newest addition to Main ^t. years. is located at 360 Main St. ment with interest. In two previous years Buslnesa- that we capture the attention, the ploye Relations. In Fallout South would return a low diamond day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Vernon and Talcottvllle newa la understanding and the allegiance . "We see no point In trying to to the eig^t, forcing put East's Hot Lunch !Memi operates as a factory-authorized Kaman Aircraft Corp. of Bloom- ■ , ------Education Day was observed with handled through The Herald’s jack. Then declarer -would get to CITY VIEW HALL APPLEJACKS aei-vi('e center for small appliances field has announced that a letter of The appoint jient of William J! i An all-time high of 2329,766.601 teachers visiting local business of the voters.” \ - put them out.” (Contlnaed from Page One) 490 Keeney St.. Manchester The-limcheon menu at. the school n premiums was wiitten by the RockvUle Burean. 7 W. Main S t, The Arizonan aald hli -victory dummy with a trump to lead an­ next we^^will include on Monday, such as steam Irons, toasters, mix­ intent to buy .5 to 15 "Rotodynes." _stUek. 43 Stepheu SI . a.s an a.s- places and industrial plants. other diamond through East for a meat loaf, ^hia.shed potatoes, peas ers. coffee makers, vacuum clean­ vertical take-off airliners capable I .sistant aecretary in the gioup dc- l.lhertv Mutual Insurance Com- telephone TRemoot S-8186. last November was due more to special isotopes—to be used aa Ii:mies in 1958, 224 929.393 higher School Health Dtscnsslon finesse. and carroLs. ^Hfns: Tuesday, hot ers, radios, record players, power of carrying 55 to 65 passenge.i's, ' partnient of the Trnvelei-.s In.sui the conservative principles he Coventry "tracera” in the quest to get new than Hie 1957 total, G. J. .\ttlico. An Informative .talk on the school Just put the nine of diamonds in dogs on roll, saUei-kraut, potato drill.s and saws. has been executed by New -York ance Compame.s wa.s announced health program will be given at a stood for than ‘inytWng. else. information on what happ>en8 to tp.siiloil manager of Libertv's at s h a d y g l e n East's hand, and where would chips, gelatin with w’hjpped cream; The company already operate.^ Airways, v.-e"l( meeting of the Rural Vernon He said the answers the party fallout In the stratosphere. South be? similar centers in Hartford, New .Mancliestei offli e, reported today. seeks are not to come from men In Car Almost Goes 3, Said there is a possibility— Wcdne.sday, macaroni and cheese, Kaman is sole llnited States aii- School Assn. Monday at 8 p.m. In Man Slain gtreen beans, pineapple jajdding: .Haven, W aterbury. Stamford and A.sset.s of tlie companies rose Vernon Elementary School. gray flannel suits or college profes­ still unproved—that the long-run Daily Question crafl licensee and i-epresentative 252,609 :162 to 2596 123.119. a 9 7 sors, but from people who have Into Hop River Partner bids one spade, and the ^ u rs d a y . Immburg giavy and New Britain. - Becanse they are foi the Fairev Aviation Co., lAd.. John Pullman of the State Board concentrations of fallout materials TELEVISION PROGRAMS rice, carrots, applesauce cake; authorized by. m<3St ^e tuajor. developers of the "Rolodyne per cent gain. Ruth tills total and TRY ONE OF OUR of Health. Mrs. Martin Lehan, In Hartford run for office and believe In Re­ In the human body from food may next player passes. You hold: manufacturei-.s. they are able. to > ,■ ______the premium total lepresent com­ publican tradition. Spades—None; Hearts—A J 10 8 8 Fi’iday. tuna noodle caa.serole, and. aa such, will manage both school ntinie, and Miss Helen Mc­ Richard W. Palmer Sr. of Willl- be considerably lower than has cole slaw, nii.xed fruit. adjust and repair appliances undei bined totals of IJheitv Mutual ]n- Carthy, principal, will be the speak­ mantlc narrowly missed driving In­ been calculated In the past. 4; Diamonds—A K 9 6 2; Clubs — commercial and military sales. xuiancp Co. and Liberty Mutual Q 5. What do you say? Worship -Services the terms of the factoi'V warranty DELICIOUS SUNDAES ers. Hwtford. March 14 UP)—The to the Hop River In Coventry at without the need for the house­ New York Ai)-wa.ys placed its 8\r,e In.suratice • Co. separate Answer: Bid two hearts. This (A a n a .l 8 HsrUurd, Cobb. Ma.s.seis will be celebrated at 7, Following the talk refreshments general manager of a local chain 11 Remain Chained 6:25 p.m. yesterday. holder to send the appliances to initial order directl.y ' with Fairev cor^ralc entities which operate Topp<'(i will) a colorful gif’cn aham rork. Brussels—Sixty per cent of Bel­ hand is worth a jump response If C h aaa.l 8 Now Hoven Cobb. 8:30 and lO a m. tomorrow at St. in order to participate in the first will be served by the mothei^ of of eating places was stabbed to State Police said Palmer was Cosniiel 18 Hartford, Coaa. YOUR YARN SHOP Maurice Church, The Rev. Bernard the factory. togetftRi- a.s a multiple line inauier. Shari V . fllf’ti .<(110(160.6 hnvr> p \ p appeal, AS gium's 1957 steel production waa partner opens with any suit but Chanuri 22 Sprioxfirld. M o... block of Rotodyne production. Grade 2 pupils, and of Grade 1 pu- death yesterday while he talked In Shutdown Fight driving south on Flanders Rd. (One Block East of Main L. McGurk i.a pastor. Some of the manufar turers for Dividfhtds to Libei'ty poll.cy- exported. spades. Opposite a spade opening Chsaarl S« IGw BrtUln. Coaa. It is an'.icipated that the Rdto- WKL'L a.8 TASTK appeal! . plls In Mrs. LoverinV class. on the telephone In one of his when his car skidded on Ice and Chaaael 40 H olyoke, K aat. Betlteen Oak and Blrcb) Holy Communion will be cele­ which they are authorized are holdei’s iri-Nj958 came to 241.50(1,- TJnemi^yment CSatann shops. (Contlnaed from Page One) ran off the road to the right. His Chaaarl 82 Waferbnrr Coaa. brated at 10 a m, services of St. Arvin. Gasco, Century, Dominion. dynea for New York Airways will 59(). compared willi 238.544.481 Claims for unemployment com­ Felice arrested a part-time dish car went through a highway fence * Art Neodlowork Oeorge's Episcopal (Ttiurch in the Dormeyer. GE. Knapp Monarch. be built ib England. However. Ka- f dei.lared in 1957. .\nlico said, and A .'3t. Patrick's Day favorite: pensation dropped subtly during washer who had been fired from Gen. Lauris Norstad, supreme and came to rest halfway down a □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Civil Defense shelter at the ele- Hamilton Beach, and Sunbeam. man will take on direct liaison.' j after provision fur Hie.se dividends, Kc.stivp (ireen Chocolalo Mint Chip Ice Cream the week ended March 7, to total the shop an hour earlier. allied coiwmander, Europe, was bank near the small stream. Supplies mcntaiy school tomorrow. The service engineering, spares ami the policvhnlders' surplus Inlsle'l 382. Dead was Anthony Bilotta, 39, proclaiming "We want the right Palmer was warned for traveling FOR HAPPIER LIVING * Free instructions Rev. Donald W. Greene is vicar. Francis P. -Vendetta of 40 En­ other support functions. Plans call ! I 2109,810 290, up 21 1.769.659 froni Of that number 26 were new Hartford, manager of the Old to wrork.” too fast for conditions by State ROBIN HOOD "No Cowaid Soul", wiU be the glewood Dr. has been appointed for future U.S. Rotod.vnes, both the previou.s year. claims and 356 were continued Homestead Donut Shop and four They said they would remain Policeman Kenneth Hayden of 4he DINE OUT OFTEN! * Free Parking sermon topic of the Rev. Carlton superintendent of the group agen­ commercial and military, to be from the previous week when a to­ downtown restaurants. chained In the building until eject­ Stafford Springs barracks. ENGLISH BIKES so COTTAGE ST.—Ml 9-2838 T. Daley at I’nited Methodist cy accounting department, Hart­ built in this country by Kaman, de­ New York Natural-gas wells tal of 392 were handled. Charged with murder waa Per­ ed forcibly. A group of them left Palmi^ escaped uninjured but his There is no better spot than CTturch at 9:.30 and 11 a m. wor­ ford Fire Insurance Company pending on the number ordei-ed and In the waters of the Gulf of ZBA Decisions cy A. Bums, 44. also of Hartford. car had to be to-wed from the scene. Mexico off Ixmisiana and Texas during the night, however. TThe rea- right here at Cavey’s. Excellent SALES and SERVICE (2t-S«> COMM AND gE B F O K M - ship tomorrow Senior MYF will ' group. the extent of military participa­ . The Vernon Zoning Board of Ap­ Police said Buma admitted the food, expert serrice and pleasant ANCK .meet at 7 p m. Junior choir .wiil Vendetta Joined Hartford Fire tion. are producing 400,000,000 cubic peals has granted a variance to slaying and told them "It hurt me atmosphere are yours to enjoy (48) THIS 18 TH R ANSW ER rehearse at S:!."; p.m. Monday. ' in 1948. and has been with the ac- New York Airways, the world's feet of gas daily. Calvin and Jennie Sargent for con­ when he raised his voice in front Sizts 20 to 26 ( 2) YOl'R VOICE IN WASHING­ here, always! TON Tile .Rev. Theodore W. (^handler I counting department since 1953. first regularly scheduled helicopter struction of an addition to a dwell­ of customers.” POSITIVELY ( 2) G RAY GHOST Jr. will preach a .sermon entitled ! He was named assistant superin- ail-line, operates in metropolitan ing on Wellwood Circle. Del. Capt. Joseph P. McDonald B U H N S IDI I ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES "Follow Me!" at 10 a.m. worship I tendent in August 1958. A Hart- HERE NIGHTLY (2!) TCGBOAT ANNIE New York and vii’initv. The board denied a request of said this is what happened: ENDS TUES. BILL’S TIRE and at Bolton Congregational (Tiurch I ford native. Vendetta was gradu- W illUun II. Stuck Birchdale Homes to build a dwell­ Bums appeared drunk, and Bi­ EDDIE REED (2«) SUNDAY MATINEE GENERAL (401 ZEBO 1960 tomorrow. A short meeting of the ' ated from Bulkeley High School. Several local automobile dealers ing on an undersised lot on Church lotta ordered him fired. Later, AT THE PLANO ( 2) F E A T U R E FILM Sluek has l)een with Travelers “You Crh T»8^ The Quality Dannr Kaya Curt Jararna REPAIR SHOP 1:30 congregation will be held after wor­ have reported an influx of inquirie.4 St. Bums returned and talked with L-.lls Caron M. Chrvniirr (2-i) FB O N TIEB S O F FAITH ship to vote on acceptance of new .since 1935 when he joined the com­ T V SERVICE (40) PICTUBK FOB, A SUNDAY I Maniihester Mills at the Green regarding new and used cars Exhibition of Slippers the manager for a few minutes. "Me and the Colonel" members. .Tiinior Fellowship will pany in the '•lain department at "GIGI" 180 Spruce— Ml 9-0659 A iT E B N O O N ■will begin operations some time One well known dealer .said he Da.v* QE A Call Routes 6 & 44A Gnvn.. A collection of Victorian slippers He left. 4:30-0:20 2:00 (32) CURTAIN TIME mee.t at 5:30 p m. tomorrow in the the 5’onker.s, N'.Y., branch office. rmrlslAn Color 6:20^10:10 I next week under the name "Dis­ ha.s noticed wholesale buyers from Nights Plus Pari* Is on dlplay this month in the art Bilotta staggered out ■ of the Bandar at 7:28 (SO) SUNDAY MATINEE He then vent to the New 5’ork Snnday at 9:20 •FOOD (30) WASHINGTON BEFOBT parish room. Junior choir will he- count World " after lenovations and music room at Rockville Public building and into a-taxicab. "I'm ( 8) TUGBOAT ANNIE 2:25 hearse Monday at 3 p.m. in the other locales canvassing Manches­ City office prior fo entering the 1T.L. BII .3-548'» FOR (SO) FILM 2:30 (30) SUNDAY MATINEE 2IOVIE and ledecorating are completed ter for used cars. The reason for Library. stabbed,” he told the driver, "take AVEY’S ( 8) I'OPEYE THEATER 3:00 ( 8) MAYOR-REPORTS Clril Defense shelfer at the school. N'avy-tn 1942. in 1946, he was ir ir SimdaY Afternoon Only ★ Ar EVERY The company, which was reor­ this, he said, is that the industry­ The collection was loaned by me to a hospital.” He died on the (22-80) N ATIONAL INVITATION- (40) THE LAST WORD Reservations Due separated from active duty as a BROUGHT BACK TO THRILL THE KIDS AGAIN! MOOD” AL BASKETBALL TOl'B- ( S) HARTFORD SYJIPHONY ganized recentlv. will temporarily wide strikes in the automotive Mrs. Richard Symington of 9 N. ■way. NAM ENT ( 8) CAPITOL. REPORT Reservation.s for the .dinner close its doors Saturday night an lieutenant commander and re­ Park St. Most of the slippers are Bums remained in the doughnut IA2AS WtCHSlEgS field last fall cut deeply into the I * * * PLUS * * * ( 1) P O P E Y K ( 8) R O L L E R D E R BY meeting of Tolland Churchmen's that the wmrk can be done. turned to Travelers in the claim made of china or glass. shop. Police found him there when 4:30 ( 8) THE THREE STOOGES (40) WORLD OF IDEAS Fellowshln Tuesday at North Cov­ stipply of saleable used cars < 3) FEATl'BE FILBI Stor^ manager Phil Knecht said department a. the home otfi'e. In 25th Anniversary they arrived. He was siting in a □ □□□□□□□□□□a 3:55 (22) NEWS entry should bi marie by tomor­ throughout the country booth, and the knife had been "Who's Who in tho Zoo' "Lost Horlton” 4:00 ( 2-40) FACE THE NATION it is planned to bring in .many new Although prices are remaining 1956. he was transferred to the WESTOWM Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Friedrich of CH ARLIE CHAN (SS) THIS IS THE A N SW E R Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ rle has been appointed a district general agent in Connecticut for married and lae thiee .hildren. ( 8) WEATHER. NEWS A {adot\f don Spinning Mills in Talcottvllle, Karnival will be held at the Man­ Fi-eah Fruit C u p - (53) R E P O R T m o s t WASHING­ ton eorr3*s|>ondent, Doris M. representative for Lutheian Biolh- the Minnesota .Mutual Life In­ . mm our ouHiorlzeJl $ole chester Shopping Parkade, SPORTS TON D’ltnlla, telephon- Mitchell 3-5.545. and his wife is employed at Whtte- Cherrystones — OUR ITALIAN SPECIAL ( 8) STORIES o r THE CEN- ( 3-40) S3IALL W OBLD ei-hood, fiaternal life insurance so- surance Co . ha.s just completed a Life insiuance for women. .somc- Corbln Dirision of the U.S. Enve­ A griant Carousel will be erected ANNUAL Shrimp Cocktail TURY .( 8) SKV KING cloly. He will seivc the greater week's training course in the home thing that can he as necessary If — S U N D A Y ^ lope Co. to give the children a merry-go- Celery, Olives, Garden Salad Antipasto ( R> DEATH VALLEY DAYS (18) TBOUBLE WITH FATHER Paris Kranre has 17 State uni­ j New-Haven area a.s an a.ssociate of ' round ride to the tunes of circus Celery. Olives, Garden Salad (18) BIOVIE AT 7 (53) LATE M A TIN EE versities and 48 national music Dr. Schweltxer FUni ST. PATRICK’S DAY ^ 4fi Soup Du Jour Minestrone Soup “Pennlfi From Heaven" 0:SQ ( 3-40) TW EN TIETH CEN TU BT the Gilman W. Hardon general A color film biography - of Dr. music. RoiMt Capon (22) WHIRLYBIRDS ( 8) RESCUE 8 schools. agency of Manchesteis. Albert Schweitzer will be shown at There ■will be a Kiddie Ferris With Orange Sauce (40) RANCH PARTY (18) SOT. PRESTON OF THE A native of Harnsburg, Pa., \ Wheel to give whlrly rides to all SCALLOPINI 7:S0 ( 3-40) P E R R Y MASON YUKON Union Congregational Church to­ CELEBRATION * Mushroom Sauce "The Cnoe of the Stntlerinir 7:00 ( 240) ■TWENTY-SIX MEN I KiTXit grachiated from Indiana 40 Years of Service morrow at 7:30 p.m. the boys and girls at this Easter Potato — Vegetable Choice of Blnhop" ( 8) LASSIE Technical College, Fort Wayne, in The movie, filmed In French Kiddle Karnival, Choice of Desserts and Beverages (22-30) P E O PLE A B E FUNN) (22-30) SABER OF LONDON DOUG'S 1954 with a bachelor of science dc- Rounding out the Karnival at­ ( 8-53) TH E DICK CLARK SHOW (18) MOyiE AT t gi-ee in aeronautical engineering. Equatorial Africa, records a typical Desserts and Beverages Gneutn: Lon Blonte. Art and (53) OR 41, RO BERTS Refrigeration Service day of the doctor at the native tractions will be real ■ livg ponies. Dottle Todd. Sam. Cook, and ( 3-40) JACK BEN N Y SHOW Krout also attended the Eitibry- S2.50 $2.50 The Fleetwoodff (22-30) M I'SIC SHOP Starrinr THE AMERICAN LEGION Deluxe Console settlement which he heads. There will be a rtominal charge SATURDAY, MARCH 14 Repairing Any Hour Riddle School of Avialion and [ 8:H (2^80) THE P E R R Y CO.MO Biiddr Rrraman (Color) served in the Navy during World The movie, sponsor^ by the for all rides with tickets avail­ SHOW (Color) Ooeita: ( 8-52) Ma VEBICK Rockville Ministerial Assn., is able from a giant Easter Bunny. MANCHESTER STATE ARMORY The Everly Brotheru, Jone < .8-40) ED SULLIVAN SHOW MI .3.59:12— MI 9-5650 War n. Before joining Iwitheran Swivel Base open to the public. Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m., DANCING TONIGHT! Y’alli. Ray Hendernon. How­ (22-.30) STEVE ALLEN SHOW Brotherhood he was emplo-ed b-i' Sponsored by ST. JUDE COUNCIL, K of C. of Coventry ard 1>uff and Ida Lnplno I 8-63) LAW MAN 1919-1959 Events Tonight "Happy the Clown" and his talent­ To the music of PETER GROSSI TRIO, featuring his Electric ( 8) M Y ST E R Y IS MY BCSI- (18) r u r n H a a l LF.N \ The O'Neil Dancers will be fea­ ed dog "Peanut" will present a _ ENTERTAINMENT BY NESS I 3A0) TV t h e a t e r Full UHF-VHF tuning tured at a St. Patrick's Dinner and program of acrobatic stunts and Organ—also glamorous JANE HART, "modem dance atyliat" (63) JUBILEE. U.S.A. (22-20) DINAH BHOBE SHOW Show at Sacred Heart Church Hall tricks. ST. PATRICK’S PIPE BAND 262 sq. in.-picture (21'') today with the dinner scheduled Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m.. Hap OF MANCHESTER for 7 p.m. Reservations are neces­ Richards, star of WTIC-TV, Chan­ FLETCHER LINCOLN-MERCURY Opticar.)-filtcr(>d .sci-pen sary. nel 3, "Hap Richard's Show," will WALNUT RESTAURANT T Q rs CN FtNlC OAKS! The Married Couples Club of be on hand to greet his fans. KATHLEEN MULKERITS GLASS COMPANY Phig-in for recoi’d.s or .sterpo ■tjnion Congregational Church will Saturday, between 11 am. and 7 WALNUT ST. Ml 9-8070 to Mancheater 'Iliey'te At meet at the church today at 6:30 3 p.m., Tex Pavel and his dog EMERALD ISLE DANCERS MIRKORS, a u t o g l a s s , etc. Wff Kd^te 2—-8" High E'ificlit.'- .spnakpr.s p.m. .for a poUuck supper, fol­ 460RIARTY BROTHERS "Klngaroo,” hosts of WNBC-TV, 188 W. Middle Tpke. MI 9-7879 SI6 Center St.. Tel.-MI S-S1S5 lowed by a Showing of pictures Channel 30. "Favorite Westerns," AND OTHERS Tho Amorieon Logb" Choirp of fini.shr.s, mahngaii.v, oak or cherry taken in Europe recently by Mr. ■will be on hand. and Mrs. Horace Underwood. During Kiddie Karnival week, MUSIC FOR DANCING BY JOHNNIE KEANE 2:ie ( 2-41) WANTED: DEAD Ok ( 8-53) COLT 45 . oil it> 40Hi Birtfidoyi St. Patrick's Day celebrations all store.s at the Parkade will be AND HIS IRISH-AMERICAN ORCHESTRA , A LIVE (18) MOVIE AT Ni n e will be held tonight by the Ameri­ < 8) JU B IL E E . U.S.A. (48) LAW.MAN The Deluxe New Yorker open Monday, Tuesday and Satur­ A ROUSING GOOD TIME! 8 P.M. to 1 A.M. (II) UFE OF BILEY ( .3-48) ALFRED HITCHCOCK Moreh 15-17, can Legion, the VFW, and the day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and E N JO Y A ,f:M ( 8-52) LAWRENCF. WELK ( 8) DIVORCE COURT Moose. ADMISSION $2.50 PER PERSON! 8HOW (52) DEADLINE FOB ACTION on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri­ ( 2-M) GALE St o r m s h o w ( 2-40) RICH ARD IHAJION'D and on itt roeord Scrap Paper Drive day from 10 am. to 9 p.m. (22-20) BLACK SADDLE Private Detectlye Scrap pap^ will be collected In DELICIOUS (18) aiOVIE AT NINP. (22-88) THE LOBETTA YOUNG Vernon tomorrow.by Vernon Fire m k "Two Guy. from T.xat” SHOW of sorvieo Co. No. 1. The collection will begin >i2t < 240) HAVE GUN. WILL 18:26 ( 2-48) W HAT’S BIY I.INE2 TWawr ( 8-53) MEET MrGBAW With Regular at 9 a.m. Residents are asked to THEATRE (2^^» CIMARRON CITV (22) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE Free home leave bundled papers near the SUNDAY "Havo Sword, Will DarP’ <8«) THE LATE SHOW road. MANCHESTER It:N ( 8-40 OUNSMOKii 18:40 (18) YOUR SENATOR REPORTS "For God and Country" Trial Guarantee Hospital Notes ( 8) WALTER WINCHELL FILE 10:45 (18) NEWSREEL (52) BILLV GRAHAM CRUSADE 11:00 (. 2)- SUNDA’V------NEWS SPEC IAL Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Julie ENDS-’TONIGHT: Gary Ooeper-Mai4a Schell 18:2« ( 2) TV THF.ATEB ’5# ( 8) NEWS A.VD W E A T H E I Robinson, Ellington: Caroline DINNER <22-28) TH E D .A .’» »IAN (18) CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF SHOWN 5:40-9:10 in "THE HANGING ’TREE” ( 8) CH ARLIE CHAN (40) SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL Mulka, 10 Fern St.; Patrida Walk­ (18) WRESTLING (52) EARLY'IJITE SHOW er, 107 Talcott Ave.; Brenda (4«) YOUR AIR FORCE 11:15 ( 3) FEATURE FILBI Boudreault, Hazardvtlle. TOMORROW Thru TUESDAY HERE 11:80 ( 2) NEWS. SPORTS ft WEATH­ C8) WORLD’S BEST MOVTES Dlschargixl yesterday: Graham ER (U) NIGHTCAP EDITION NEWS SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. ( 8) NEWS ft WEATHEB 11:25 (48) PREVU ES Magnavox Clearance Sale on these tnodels, too! Jones, 7 Rowe St. Ext.; Mrs. (22) CURTAIN TIME 12:80 (52) NEWS "MONEY TALKS!” Brenda Shane and daughter. East Chorcod Broiled “Thr Sqaar. Rlnr" 12:68 ( 2) NEWS ft WEATHER <28) SATURDAY NIGHT NEWS . Heg. SALE l-H'' Hartford. 12:55 ( 8) MOMENT OF BIEDITITION ★ $148,000,000 for ★ Citizenship training Mmutc by (48) WRESTLING 1:88 ( 2) NEWS 1— Oak 21” Con.sole ...... $ :I09..50 Church Services m'nuto ft R5CHARD :l5 ( 2) NEWS ft WEATHER (224 AT H OM K.iVITH KITTY tion, l|niversity of Connecticut ganization of war veterans of the GI B^ls of Rights. '•*> . (28) BIOVIE MATINEE * s Radio-Phonograph ...... 684.50 520.00 •m the psrfsnuBee (has w «a b «s( MlRMIBinMMD — - (48) DIVORCE HEABINO 1 sir SSI aasstssMaa (sr Ossaa Hay- KKUhNOH SUNDAYi ( 3) 188. fdt.l S:tt (las . j I CO-HIT SHOWN AND TRUST COMPANY N.mo.^------^ ------j pharmaceutical SOCIMTV M iner aa4 Eariha KU 3:20-6:80-0:30 “SOME CAME RUNNINO” MORI ARTY BROTHERS */4 MUe Off OakliMkl Street 26 Offiees.'mfing 1 6 ConriKticut communities Aeflvttiot Aririrata ____ , j OF MANCHESTER . OfTiM Hawk" On 'Tolland Turaptko 24.HOUR BURNER SERVICE 130 CENTER ST. mm ' ‘ « l^ 8lto. 8:81 AMPLE PAIIKIN9 ^R^NGEondFUadlL HAPPT 40tk BmtHDAT TO MEMBERS OF piLWOKtH-CORNELI^gUEV FOBT *•» I n e 'g k g i NEAR THEATRE II 315 C5NTM ST.— PHONE Ml 3-5135 ' „ -'.V V -5-IV'V Y:| O' '1 ■ . (■ ' ' • ‘I ’I T - K . T-v-V .1 • t V. V .>n' .. r

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MANCHESTER BVBNINO KALI). MANCHESTER. CX)NN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 19.69 lt ) U B Pinri Ohoreb * i CBriM • RM ciuti Prbposes Catay Gambia ObaeUre^^nmitim Tongues \ c ^ > . ' . M mkmId Tsmpte GovAnor 'Boekefeller hea aue- U am., Sunday eerriee and eeeded 'w l t h ^ taxing and apend- Connecticut your \ Eitpttitig ^wrald ■ X Church Seh(wL. Ing program whldt his right wing !S 8 pjnit. Wednesday , . detractora on the nafldnajacene Yankee Interpretihg Reading r«om bourn at 749 Main 39 St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 OOOD>*YEAli have been labeling hia p ^ ltii^ By A. H. 0. death warrant And his sucdMa ln n. to 4 p.m., Thursday, U a.m. (Continued from Page One) a t M a r y HiHitaitel C fn ih SL daaaea B ^ C Obarch to 9 p.m. SERVICE STORES LTSR R .^ - getting hla program through, eveir T a s k Guid^ee^ Clinic Moat legialatlv* obMrven make F a r fr o m . OkaNli and Baill tlMate Bav. M m P. Hai&Mp. Paiter “Subetanoe” will be the wbject Waterhouse said increases in the •d Oo*a¥>r 1. lin over some InstincUve opposlUon thre* lUiked aagumptiona with re­ TIM B «t. Alfited le WmiMM, Bav. daasaa T. of the LeanoQ-^Sermon for Sun­ financial burden^ of employers Bav. dolia P. Bl Gets w^^ases within his own party which also gard to the fate of court reorgan- fbft separate griatingafor nen and ' B»Hor - . day, March 15. • would be reflected in decreases In GREEN (OoatlniMd troa rage OaaJ Bmr. doSpb H. MeOaaM concldered the program poor poH- iaatlon when H meeta Ita crucial women, or even for oidM men ,or Hie Ber. r >e«e»Wi Bo ali tr ^ •The Golden Text U from Pnalma the number of jobs. Connecticut teat In the Houae of -Representa- AMteteBt (86:5): ”Thy mercy, O Lord, la In already leads the h&tion in .the The Manchester Chijd Guidance PARKING Ucs, m ay alter the political fate rimitlve the people, the aimpler married womeh. \ at 5. 7. 8, 9, tivet. On the baaia of theae three “Get them to examine"'-'.your Sunday Masses tbe heavens; and thy faithfulness benefits it has available for quali­ Clinic has had 46 referrals of chiL IN THE REAR predicted for him. If he had tried Sleir languua would be," aays 10:15 and 11:80 a^n. dren in need of help In Manches­ aaau^tioiF, aome Republlcana Dr. Nlda. "That is not true. equipment and talk about Ml- H m 5th Sunday la taat: reacheth unto the cloude.” fied workers, he added. ~ *OT8CMITTON^TEa partieular program, and had are Taultlng the leatderahlp of Re­ 7:80 e.m., Holy ComsMuiloiL SriheUons from the Bible in­ Francis P. Flynn, an executive ter, Rockville, Vernon, Hebron and ParabU ta_*rd is good: bloased plant In Nau"atuck, also testified Democrata In the Houae, despite the AiBeUnt. JunloT Choir. B«v. Stanley B. RaMBIo. Atelstant Is the man that trusteth In him. that employers are already having According to Dr. Truman Esau, Qp0^and other candidates for mention It. But we certainly did. ACCOUNT and TRAVEL existing for flye years, are rep­ 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. John R. Neubert, MHiister Jn Its most primitive form. or nothing gamble with a oositlon selve.s. This is, again, what Is now to be laid past undeveloped prop Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ membership in the Buckingham Dr. Allen Sherman will be the Everything closable was .closed expected to happen, with, the dif resented by unsigned waivers in D ^catton Sunday ■ It is one of the precauious bles- and program he himself can re­ erty without the need for drive­ ing. Church will meet with Pastor Rose speaker at the Buckley FTA meet­ the day of the storm, schools, town 6.70x15 TUBE TYPE ference that the votes for court the records of the Highway De­ and the deacons. dngB of this country, and this spect. ways in the Immediate future. It Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. ing Monday at 8 p.m. Dr. Charles clerk's office, social affairs. We IN SAFETY reform victory will not be contrib­ partment. would be much ^ simpler to build Dedication Sunday Jacobson will speak and show a 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE Plus Tax and Recappable Tire hope it’s goodby, winter, in ear-_ country’s only safety in its dealing If property owners do not sign 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School uted by the Republican party, but molded ameslte curbing. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran St. John’s Polish National film on fluoridation. nest. You were not quite so bad. With this problem, that we are, so will constitute a revolt against the a waiver, a public hearing must “There Is an advantage.” he for all ages. Catholic Church Dr. Sherman has been the psy­ February Unemployment Church 10:15 a.m.. Morning worship after all. Come again when you lar, disciplined enough, responsible party’s formal stand on the Issue be called in compliance with the added, “In having the decision on Winter and Garden Sts. 23 Golway St. chiatrist at the Institute of Living ’The statistical story of another charter before the Directors can sermon topic: ’The Marks of a can't Stay, quite so long. enough, and decent enough, on both In our oWTi reading of the events this before we undertake to re­ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Pastor in Hartford since June 1956. He Church News month reinforces .slightly, the by which the Republican party order re^iairs to the property own­ build any highways under the State Great Church.” has a B.S. degree from Rutgers Bides of the problem, to refrain 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. 3 p.m., Service.'of dedication of A group of St. Peter’s young OPEN A BUDGET ACCOUNT - NO RED TAPE DELAY story told In January. Unemploy­ got Itself into Its present rigid er's sidewalks. This la a time- Aid Highway Progran: with the 8:45 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship 8:30 a,m.. Confessions. University and a medical degree from violence as a strategy or consuming process, according to new building. from the New York Medical Col­ people will leave from the rectory ment went up some 2B.000 more In position, wo credit Choirmah May more permanent type of resur­ ser'vices, Richard Shemenske, min- 9 a.m.. Mass and holy com­ this evening for swimming at the force as an argument. May we with having favored, himself, the town officials, while a .signed facing. If we can put in curbs at 4 p.m.. Open, house for inspec­ lege. Before joining the Institute February,. to a total of 4,749,000. Isteri^ student, preaching. tion of the church. munion. Willimantlc" YMCA. Saturday «ver stay that way. May we. in Idea of keeping the party position waiver means repairs can be made the same time, particularly If It is Cake sale smd rehearsal for of Living he was on thd medidal February, unlike January, which ; immediately. to be ameslte, we can get a better staff of St. Elizabeth's Hospital in morning the YPFs were scheduled •very smallest act and thought and pliable. But we do not credit him Taloottvllle Coogrogatlonal Chufcli Easter procession after Mass. t» leave for a Vermont trip early Westinghouse is always poor. Is supposed to be a with having fought very hard to Town Engineer James Sheekey seal between the new pavement Caiyary Chapel Washington, D. C. policy, realize the necessity of Rev. Robert K. Shlmoda, Minister (AsseinbUes of God) in the morning, at the summer month for standing still, or begin­ retain this pliable position. In any saya It is likely that many more and the curb If we do the two to­ The mental health film, "Feeling Haying that way. If we do, we gether.” 22 Vera.on St. St. George’s Episcopal Church of Hostility,” will be shown, and home of Mr. and Mrs. D, Benton ning to show some alight improve­ case, the idea of holding a flexi­ defects exist than those repre­ Jjave some chance that the un­ ble position was either outpowered sented in the records. Sidewalk Sunday. 11 a.m.. Morning wor­ K. L. Gustafson, Pastor Bolton ' a discussion will be led by Dr. Crittenden, weather conditions per­ ARISTOCRAT 30 ship service. Sermon, "When the The Rev..Donald W. Greene, Vicar mitting. The rector. Rev. Douglas speakable conflict will at least ment in business conditions. But or outbluffed by the party’s out­ Inspector Herman Pascantell said Sherman following the showing. this February had a slight down­ he turned up 40 defects on Green mdes Go Out." Ushers, Donald 9:45 a.n(., Sunday School. The film will be of particular in­ F. Pimm, calls attention to lists SPEED never start here. right ■ opponents of all court re­ Deaths Last Night 11 a.m,; Mornig worship. ward trend in employment, and, form who ore reduced. In this ses Manor Rd. alone during an after­ Loverin find Paul Jackson, greet­ 10 a.m. Holy (Jommunlon with terest to parents as it presents the posted in the church porch for But while we struggle to keep ers, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Spicer. 6 p.m,/ Christ's Ambassadors. sermon by the vicar. (?hurch school personality development of chil­ those members Interested in a re­ equally serious, another slight slon, to trying to use small town noon inspection before Thursday’s fihe problem tmder civilized control snowstorm. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 5:30 p.m., Family Lenten sup­ ' 7 p.n\., Evangelistic service. youngsters will be dismissed for dren and the parents’ responsibili­ treat. ELECTRIC RANGE downward trend In the national sentiment for the justice courts /.------classes midway In the service. liere, fateful flares keep lighting up as the lever by which the whole Further inspections will be de­ Bronxvllle, N. Y.— Waren W. per ■ by the deaconesses of the ties to their children. Advance news from the town’s average industrial work week. MeSpadden general manager of church with Mrs. Ruby Loverin The Salvation Army Worship services are held In the Members and their friends are Congregational Churches, Rev. In Africa, the continent where the proposition can be defeated. These layed until the snow la cleared, 661 Main St. There will now be generated the American Society for the as chairman. Civil Defense ■ shelter at Bolton Invited to attend. A brief business Herbert W. Dickerson, pastor, is Jlroblem can much more easily get foes of all reform threatened to Sheekey said. He Is hopeful the Majoh and Mrs. E. Walter Lamie, meeting will precede the speak- hearing will not have to be post­ Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 7 p.m., Young people meet. Elementary School on Notch Rd. that the Rev. Deane L. Hodges will some additional pressure for a con­ swing the party caucus against Officers in charge •ers. Jut of hand, and. where its obvi- all reform unless everybody went poned. died Friday in a hospital. He was 7:30 "p.m.. Film “Albert .speak at the Hebron church at 7:30 pusly explosive nature has the un­ tinuation of emergency measures, 56. MeSpadden joined the ASPCA Schweitzer” at the Union Church Refreshments will be served in p.m. On Maundy Thursday there along with their omission of the Once the 80 to 100 defecta are l^tmday School at 9:30 a.m., the cafeteria after the meeting. fortunate effect of destroying the such as extended jobless pay, and justice courts from the reform located, he said, property owners as director of education in 1940. of Rock-vllle, sponsojad by, the will be a communion service for He previously was on the faculty Rockville Mlni8ters’'^ellowghip. Clusea for all ages. A Thought for Today ijoth churches, Hebron and Gilead. very moderation it so desperately for more government spending of measure." By th’e caucus, the foes will receive, by certified mail, a /Holiness aervice at 10:46 a.m., the kind supposed to help make of all reform hoped to kill all re coat estimate on repairing their of Teacher’s College, Columbia Sponsored by the Manchestar There Will be a Good Friday service needs. University. United Methodist Church of Bolton Band and vocal music, sermon by jobs, and there will be new re­ form. The more likely result, how particular defecta, a notice of the Major Lamie. Connell of Churches PRESCRIPTIONS for children, from 9 to 10 a.m. at - These flares are now to be seen Libertyv.llle, III. — Richard J. Comer Route 44A and South Road Hebron March 27., criminations against those who, ever, may be to kill the Republican public hearing, and also a waiver. Hospital visitation at 2 p.m. by DAT OR NIGHT In British Central Africa, in the Lyons, 63. atate director of reve­ Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister BY EXPERTS party’s chances of getting any Would Drop Curb Oiarge nue, died of a heart attack Friday Mrs. Major Lamie and Mrs. Eliza­ Neither shall ye profsuie my yederatlon of the Rhodesias and like the Federal Reserve Board and credit for a reform Republican Meanwhile, Martin has sent a beth Wilson, Prayer meeting at holy name; bu t,I. will be hallowed Manchester Evening Herald He­ MODEL AL40 night in his home. Lyons, a native 9:30 a.m.. Church School T^yasaland, which the British hope­ President Eisenhower, persist in votes are likely to pass. This pros letter to the Directors suggesting 6:45 p.m.. among the children of Israel: I ARTHUR DRUG bron correspondent. Miss Susan $2.25 Weekly of Chicago, was the Republican Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Pendleton, ACademy 8-3435. fully sponsored six years ago with considering that -inflation is also pect is not merely the basis of they consider amending the or­ nominee for U.S. Senator from Il­ Evening servics at 7:80, band am the Lord which hallow you. an emergency problem with us. some criticism of May, but also dinance tljat sets the 60 per cent and Senior Departments. and son^ter music, sermon by LeviUcus 22:32. TOP linois in 1938 and 1944. He joined , Ideas of making it a demonstration the basl.'i of rather widespread charge of Installing or repairing 11 a.m.. Church School for Major lifinie. FREE DELIVERY Perhaps too, although one can be the Illinois Departm ent-of^eve- Junior and Junior High Depart­ Special ®f what good race relations in Af­ search for aome formula or strat walks and curbs against abutting nue in 1943. The devil tempts men through GENERAL rica could be, with this demonstra- much less sure of this, there will be egy which would enable the party property owners. ments. Zion BvangeJioal Lutheran CXiurch their ambition, their cupidity, or ■ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Wor­ FOR INCOME TAX lion In turn to be the foundation some much more fundamental ef­ W approach the issue more post The manager suggested prop­ Heunilton, Bermuda^—In the early (Missouri Syitod) their appetite, imtil he comes to ELECTRIC TRADE IN ship. Sermon: "No Coward iSoul.” Goop^ and H|gh Bteeets ASSISTAlfJCE. CALL TV SERVICE lor political independence for the fort to discover a policy or a sys­ tively. erty owners not be chargecl for days of Bermuda the offense of the profane swearer, whom he tem of American life in which un­ curbs, saying: Sabbath-breaking drew a penalty Soloist, Mrs. James Swensqh. Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor clutches without any reward. ANDERSON Days M AC J Call yederation. 11 a m., Nursery. Nights Plus Parts ^4.00 Weekly employment (toes not seem the ”If the town were to take over of two days’ imprisonment and a Horace Mann. CLOCK ; Something has gone, wrong. the total expense for curbing where fine of 10 pounds of tobacco. 7 p.m., Methodist Youth/Fello'w- 9 a.m., Sunday School. Ml 9.4764; Ml 9-0854 cure for inflation and Inflation does French Control shlp. , XEL. ftU 8-5482- VALUES! 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. Some -of the natives began to dis­ SEE THE MAN IN THE trust the white sincerity in sharing not seem the cure for unemploy­ 10 am., Nursery in the parish TIMER ment. Much of our present eco­ Covenant Congregationi^ Church house during church worship. i f privilege and opportunity. The Of Own Fleet 43 Spruce St./ GREEN HAT TO nomic, argument, it is to be noted, Wonders of tlie Universe 10 *.m., Divine worship. Texti DR. L. NORMAN Sove On A New Set snore \dolent of tliem took to the Rev. K. Ejnar Rask,/Minister Hebrews 12:18-26. 'iheme: “The seems to insist that we must have DUTTON Jungle, with whips made out of Blow to NATO Happiness of True, Christian Be­ -V The life insurance you didn't buy Single Dual Iticycle chains as their weapons.. one or the other, and seems to con­ Sunday, March 15 lievers.” Announces The Re-Opening During This Sale,,. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Of Hia Dental Office may not cost you anything. But Oven The white authorities discovered, cede that there is no policy by Balloon Could Help 11 a.m., Passions Oottesdienst. (Continued from Page One) Church-time Nuraaty, 10:30 a.m. 2 p.m„ Briefing of callers In con­ At l53 Main St., Manchester think of what it could cost your Control SAVE >150.00 which we could get rid of bbth. or pretended to discover, a native Morning Worship/ 10:45 a.m. nection with church building de­ family I Make sure you have for a wholesale massacre of given assurances French forces ’The Magnetism /o f Calvary” . velopment meeting. ON THIS 1958 DOUBLE OVEN E Z TERMS whites, and on Uie , strength of Proof Unnecessary would “cooperate” with the alli­ Probe Atmosphere Lenten 'Vesper ay 5 p.m. Carl enough life insurance. Granatrom of Springfield. Mass., is WESTINGHOUSE RANGE bUa took to violent measures them- ance. _L In Castro's-latest, he proclaimed But De Gaunlle government the g/uest speaker/ A social hour 1001 HEATS Itolves. So far, in actuality, only a death penalty for anyone caught will follow. Call: SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS sources said France had “special By DR. I. M. UEVITT (^balloon-type satellite containing a MODEL CM85 JJatlves seem to have been killed, stealing public funds. He admitted responsibilities’ in the Western Director, Franklin Institute rarefied gas would be useful also A Concert W Sacred Musk TO" had their hotnes burned. Aside Mediterranean that made It neces­ Center Congregational Church that there was os yet no law estab­ i!*ianetariimi In exploring the mysterious “ van " 1 ^ CANTATA NO. 4”—by J. S. BACH Joseph L. Czerwinski from violence in the field, the lishing such a penalty. But within sary to keep her fleet there under Philadelphia Allen belt" of radiation above the Rev. Clifford 0 / Simpson, Minister 821 E. Middle Turnpike French command. earth. Rev. Laurence J. Vincent "THB MASS IN Q-MAJOR”—by F. SCHUBERT Mndbhcster, Conn. PI l\DViteD with famous whites are also turning to the en a few hours one official involved in This was an obvious reference As far back as 1952 I recom­ Assobtete Pastor A T ITS mended launching a balloon aatel- He suggesta' the balloon be Presented by the Chnnoel Choir with the Hartt School of Muslo MI 8 6882 or MI 9-4604 •ctment of new restrictive laws. charges of such stealing carried to Algeria, where France has been transparent, perhaps made of the Chtunber O reb et^ m PhUlp Treggor, conducting. ELECTRIv DRYtK direct air now Which narrow the privilege the na fighting a nationalist insurrection lite. Such a satellite, I felt would 7 a.m., Mqh’s communion serv­ out Castro’s threatened sentence polythylene used today in high SUN LIFE assurance COMPANY OF CANADA for more than four years. be a .powerful tool in probing the ice. BEST Byes were supposed to enjoy in this himself. He committed suicide. density of the atmosphere. altitude balloon flighU. SUNDAY. M A R C H I S. 7:30 P.M. AT THE The French consider Algeria a Half of it would be painted with 7:30 a.ny.. Men’s communion {federation. *** In the same speech in which he paramount area in the NA’I^O de­ Since then there, has been one breakfast, woodruff Hall. R. C. A VICTOR stripes for reflecting purposes. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH, ;;; When the whites, in response to proclaiimed the death penalty for fense structure — a key pclsition attempt to launch a balloon—the The balloon would contain a gas 8. 9:15 Slid 11 a.m.. Church serv­ / MANCHESTER. CONN. Green Tag 90 Day Service Deliveiy ^ alarm, real or false, head to-. embezzlement, leaving Igw to come from which to protect Southern Beacon Project. It occurred on Oct. under low pressure. ices. serrjion: “ Prayer and the #ard measures like this, they give later, Castro also discussed the Europe. They have been pressing 12, 1958, when the Army tried and When bombarded by the charged Passion. . . . TICKETS FREE ATTHE CHURCH OFFICE OR FREE ,3 Day Trial for support from her 14 partners 9:15 ai/d 11 a.m.. Church School, fiw natives still more* reason to failed to toss a 12-foot aluminum particles of the radiation belt, Dr. FROM AhTY MEMBER OF H IE CHOIR. kind of justice his military courts in NA’TO to crush the Algerian re­ balloon into orbit. nursery /s year olds)' through jun­ OPEN MONDAY Special Purchase fialize that a free and respected have been handing out. bellion without much success. Cortc pointed out, the gas on the DOWN PAYMENT It was, by the way, the first Inpide of the balloon will glow. ior high/ ^ ______Biace in Ue life of the Fedelratlon They have, he said, been forced Within NATO, de Gaulle report­ satellite attempt in which a near UNTIL 5 P.M. WEEKLY! TERMS edly wants a more important role Tfils glow will be visible from l^urQh nt the Nazarene SMALL Q not to be for them. The chsun to impose sentences based on circular orbit was the goal. Once e{^>th and give observers clues re­ for his “ rejuvenated” France. the satellite arrived at its apogee 286 MMli St. Weekly will not lead them to liberty. “moral conviction” rather them up­ There are three major command garding the radiation belt. E. WlnsIoW, Minister Tucsdoy.priday But it is Just as powerful. In their on legal proof, because legal prdof (farthest point from earth), a roc­ Doubto About Plan The Most Beautiful Bible WILL TAKE CARE SEE THIS PROVINCIAL areas under the Atlantic .Pact ket was to he fired giving it, in Dr. Also liltHation, as the white man’s couldn’t be obtained. U.S. officera command two—Eu­ Some scientists have serious re­ 9 :^ a.m.. Church School, claaaea Wemher von Braun’s words, jk servations about Dr. Coric’s pro­ Ever Published For Family Use OF YOUR MYIN6 Aom ic botnb. That makes eversdhing just rev- rope and the Atlantia—and a Brit­ '"kick in the apogee.” for ill ages. on reigns over the other—the Eng­ 1 posal. . 1(J:45 a.m., Worship service, ’THURSDAYS PROBLEMS LOWBOY tba flnjsl, ultimate division of olutionarily perfect down Ip Cuba, Presumably the kick woujd An inflatable balloon- will not lish Channel. the^e: ’’Felicitous Farewell.” THE GATHOLIG BIBLE a»wAe4^^. it -A -ft, 9 A.M. to 8 PAt. • > by color comes to Africa, and and formed a suitable baekgrbvlnd Of subordinate area com­ throw the object Into an airhbst only be bom'barded by charged circular orbit at 400 miles above ;45 a,m.. Children's Church, 11 Hqurs Of H^ducea ’Violence by races there, for the final Castro Oratory of the mands—ground, air and naval— particles in space; it will be bom­ p.m.; Youth Service. I B n E B B F Continuous Service LISTEN FOR‘‘OUR SONG” only two are held by Frenchmen. the earth. The balloon's lifetime barded by meteoric dust. Iii the Get Our Special ■p other portion of the world will day, in which he attacked the woulij be about a week. .7 p.m.. Evangelistic service, St,'Pet^s UHion ' 0 smUivolved or safe, no matter U.S. officers hold five, Britofis six. case of a transparent 100-foot bal­ theme: ’’The 'Vanishing Veil.” wicked dictators of the Dominican While moat of the French fleet The launching failed but others BEHINITTHE GREEN DOOR loon, it is probable mete’orlc . par­ The perfect gift for eveiry oooaalon! Easter, Weddings, Birth­ • tM97 Pf.X9i>Y. 'letTtTetfe CURRENT /bfNUAL fine it may consider its own Republic, Nicaragua and Haiti. la in the Mediterranean it ranks will be tried in the near future. ticles would wreck it lohg before ■ Purchase—Law, Scientists are confident that a 100- North Methodist phurch days, .Gmdofttlbns, Ordlnatlens, Anniversaries. MOeiMUt mmt,. ' AHA BUY AT THIS det, there will be no quarter ish fleets in combat strength. The foot balloon will eventually be Thus our scientists envision' • TO UNDEESTAND tH E MBANENG AND placed into orbit. ‘ Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Low PriGB r Um flnp moderate paojple on main allied striking force is the using an aluijiin'pm covered sphere . • IMPORTANOE OF THE ^ 8 8 LOW, LOW PRICE Girdinalfi Once Lowly U.S. 6th Fleet. More Drag ^ ------D112 fB u r aide, or for the innocents on How will the balloon help us which will be relatively ^affected- Two Servicee o f Wo»*hlp' ® by the impact of metebrs, Hte 10:80 -a.m. ' SeniMm title: “ We e Saint Joeeph Sunday M(sslil side. .Tljere will be Jud^ent Rome — Although' .the Roman understand the atmosphere? m Catholic Church has had cardinals Recruit Needed balloon can be punctur'^ but; the Never Had It So Good.” . 4 Saint Joseph Continuous Sunday Missal color, a4d. by nothing.alse. The- answer Is simple. A large ' ' e Saint Joseph Dally Missal for aome 1,600, years, they have balloon with a small mass will be thin aluminum will possess enough Two Sunday School sessions: ficb 'Ja t h e ’n ig b tm ^ , o f Um n to be called c^inala because tbe scientists can build, on this pro­ . 5:30 p:m. Junior High. Howevet, It wasn’t a new type scent wofild ^lve'rtfie 89ientlst a Ah'IMMEWS-BUIlitINO *" . L that , nl|^tmani.* i f there . adpilnlatratioQ of a dlo- of football, recruiting. The lineman clue to th.e. ^lafributlon of the air pose to initiate other projimte 5:80 .p.m.. Senior High .Youth ' f 97 K OBNTEB ST,»M 1 8-1089 . I / reeant t»ir, t ^ ae;^, th- MM hingad on their pivotal post- Bl this case assists with aircraft density. , i ' ' equally deslrabie.’ Choir rehearsal. , tlonia Cardinal comes < from the (Copyright 19S5k^ General Fea> 6:30 p.m.. Senior ''High, study • U ^ .U t e . on the flight line of the ■university J^ust recently a German scien­ i;iado irari, caMo, rnMnidg Upga. airport tist, Savb Coric, proposed-tltat a torea Cterp.). aniVroeteation.- i’ Y

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MANCHESTER^EvTOING h e r a l d . MANCMESTER, c o n n ., SATURDAY^ m a r c h 14M989 CountyV^te Welfare Costs About Town Mr. and M:s. Albert' M. Bogll, HU b y Head Up in Month 23 Riverside- Dr., will keep open I M house tomorrow from 2 to 8 p.m. Of Local Ciuh p e c /' In, honor . of Mrs. Ann Welch, arson are particularly Phone 511 9-8700 part of April. age tomorrow from 2:30 to 6:30 Miss Riitz was pronounced dead has been pro i.ued'American Le­ The main speaker ad printing. Be­ parked truck. Prosecutor Ijombar- Day parly will be held under the son, 20 Talcolt Ave.. Rockville; a proper layout in the correct type town Lodge of Elks and Trinity that additional help will be added St. last night and crashed into a • Fandango Hook. Legion Hon\e.. Manager Richard Martin. Man­ cause good printing requires a sterinc do, recommending the nolle, said chairmanship of Mrs. Agnes Le- Mrs. Beverly Hennessy and son, BEER will make your ineasage stand out. ng OPEN DAILY Episcopal C3iurch. after the change to the new loca­ utility pole. A complete rental library. The dinner w'lll also be in cele­ chester High School Principal Ed- certain length of time to turn out, tion is made, Browne said. Bruzzi was making a delivery at D\ip'ftn’d her committee. Weighing- RED 2. Vernon. it is wise to allow, ample time Take your next job to the Com­ * Auto Top* 7:30 A.M. to 11:0Q P.M. Besides his children, he leaves DISCHARGED TODAY: Rich­ According to police, the crash LIQUORS MANCHESTER bration of the 3.5th anniversary of son Bailey will he toastmaster. Browne said carpeting from the time of the accident, ami there in will be held from 7:15 to 8;lb when contemplating a printing munity Press and enjoy the very his mother, Mrs. Bertha G Morse; ard Bowyer, 2? Belle St,; Frank occurred south of Forest St. about Dilworth-Cornell-Quev Post No. Mias Barbara Ann McGill, lyric * Truck Cushions leading companies in the United was no loading zone in which to WINES job. Howevei', if you should re- beat in printing services. SUNDAYS and a niece. Miss Helen N. Case of park. Kozin, Columbia r Stanley Golemba, 10:45. Irwin, driving north, aaw 102. soprano, wijl be the soloist for the 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.5I. Wethersfield, with whom he made States will be stocketl and the aim The Friendship Circle of the BOOKSHOP In proclaiming Birthday WeeSt, (juire a rush job. Community 5»» CENTER S'l. (Rear) of the company is to offer the The case of Ernest FI Wliipple, Salvation Army will omit its meet­ 49 F ra n k lin ,St., R ockville; M rs. a car approaching him in his own OPEN Large -Walk-In Beer Cooler evening, arid Tony O'Brighfs or­ CLOSED 5IONDAV8 ' Andrew* Building Press is most cooperative at all T E L Ml S-K831 Ilia home. 31. of 270 Cliarter Oak St., charged Barbara Men.sel, 46 St. John-St. lane and swerved into the pole. and Cold Beer At All Tlroea chestra will s 'pply music for danc­ Real Hiiiitiiijf Dog The funeral will be held at 1:30 greatest variety of merchandi.se at ing Monday night. Instead, mem­ 67 E. Center St.—MI 3-1086 times but to insure the best in prices which, will compete with with a breach of the peace, was Police said thcr; wore five occu­ Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 PJM, ing after the banquet. Monday afternoon at the James T. bers are urged to attend the serv­ PARKING IN RE.4R printing, allow a reasonable Midwest City, Okla. (TP) Ira Pi-att Funeral Home, 71 Farming- "any in the State." All work will continued day to day. Wliipple has ice at the Citadel at which Major pants in the Irwin car, none of been rommiUed to Norwich Stale whom was hurt. amount of time if possible. Poles claims his missirtg coon dog FOR EXTRA MONEY ton Ave., Hartford. Burial will be be done right at the Main St: ad- and Mrs. Richard Atwell will For Business K of C Setback Are you somewhat puzzled about REME5IBER A Bov Hit by Car, was just about the smartest dog dreas. he pointed out. H ospital. speak. Police gave Irwin a written DELIGHTFUL PLACE la Spring Grove Cemetery. layouts, you may know just what he ever saw. Before he went hunt­ There will be no calling hours. Other continuances were grant­ w'arning agains driving -Ido fast when H'nm esrrvwMm* wmM» North Ends, 2,058; HELCO, TO DINE . . . ed to Albert' H. Donahue, 47, of Driver Blameless for the road conditions, which were A S U S U A L CUNLIFFE you wish to say but the way it ing. F’oles always prepared bev­ WE PAY A ndover Elwood A. Lechaus.'»c. son of Col. 2,016; 4 U psets. 1,995; C unliffe’s, .should be laid out is another m at­ Peter J. Schiavettl New Britain, charged with driving and Mrs. Ralph M. Lechau-see, 569 sllpperj'. The other car did not 1,972; 8th District, 1,947; Dupre’s, eled boards, on which to stretch RED EMBER without a license, to March 21: Graham MacDonald, 8-year-oId stay at the scene, police said. MOTOR SALES ter. The Larsons will take your the hides, and leaned them against HlfiHEST PRICES Peter James Schiavettl, 22-day- E. Center St., has been promoted 1,943; Ramblers. 1.940; Choman's, worries and make them vanisli for old son of Rio and Florence Pagan! Seyd Renamed and Kenneth A. Miller, 54, of 70 to the rank of private first class. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac­ Damage to Irwin’s car waa 1,908; Fogarty’s, 1,879; Patten’s. the smokehouse. He swears the dog For Rags, Paper. Metals Foley St , charged with keeping EXPERT AUTO BODY and they are skilled in making eye­ Schiavettl, Brandy St . Bolton, He IS stationed at Ft. Campbell, Donald, 27 Cambridge St,, received m oderate. 1.861; Messier’*, 1,824; M oriarty’s, counted the boards and kept hunt- OPEN a motor vehicle junk yard without FENTIER REPAIRS catching layouts, they know the and Scrap Iron died at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Ky., with the lOlsl Airborne Div. a cut on his head when he -was A t 4:30 D avid VV. Poa.sette, 18, ■ x p ert 1,734; Knlghta, 1,683. ing„jmUl he had treed ' enough Fire President a permit, to March 2i. proper type to u*e and What paper pital yesterday. A 1957 graduate of Manchester struck by a 'ar on School St. at of 404 Addison Rd., and Harold ENAMEL and LAfXtUER CAI.I. coons to fill them. Then one day, SUNDAYS CALL UR OELTVER TO Court was still In session a t THE is best suited to your require­ Besides his parents, he leaves a Higli School, he attended the Uni­ 10:.30 a.m . today. Williamson, 50, of Bolton, were ADRIAN’S REFINISHINGS • M o v m o says potes, his wife leaned her COCKTAIl. LOUNGE E. K. Seyd was re-elected presi­ press time. The boy's mother had driven Involved In a crash on Camp Ml .1-6563 Wandering Quail m ents. E stim a te s W'ill 'be furnished ironing board against the smoke­ •ister. Karen; hla maternal g ra n d ­ versity of Connecticut for one REASONABLE PRICES • PAOKIMO AMPLE PARKING OSTRINSKY parents, Mr. and Mrs Francis dent of the Andover Volunteer Fire him to the East Side Rec for a Meeting Rd. at Carter St. cheerfully and without obligation. house. The dog lookeij at it, took Department last night. year before enlisting. SANDWICH FREE ESTIMATES Dealers In Waste - 51atenala n g a n l of Bolton; and his paternal C oventry swimming class. The youngster, Police said Passette, , driving DRIVE-IN '/ 2 n : « v R ichm ond, 'Va. (A5—'V irginia’s Community Pre«s Is equipped off and never returned. POtes fig­ nrandparents, M r. and Mr.s. Em ilio Other officers re-elerted are: according to Manchester police, southwest on Camp Meeting Rd. ET. SO—WAPPING, CONN. experiment with the release of Co- to handle any kind of printing, ures the dog is stiH hunting for RED EMBER 731 PARKER STi. Alfred Gill, vice president; Joseph Mrs. Olive Ray, hospital chair­ Tel. MI-S-57SS or 50-8-5879 Schiavettl of Manchester. ran around behind the car and skidded into Williamson's ap­ NOOK AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN turni quail from Japan hasn’t had job and con^nercial and the work a coon'big enough to fit the iron­ RTS. 6 and 44A. BOLTON Comerford, secretary; and Ehigene man of the VFW Auxiliary, will quite the deaired results. Birds lib­ Lf. turned out promptly and .effici­ , Buidal will be in St. James’ MacQuown Quits give a jewelry demonstration Mon­ darted across the street into the proaching car while attempting to 300 MIDDLE TPKE. ing l)oard. Schwankc, treasurer. Renamed to TEL. AU 3-5404 erated in Virginia have been bag­ ently. Cemetery at t'he convenience of the day night at 8 o’clock at the 'VFW path of an oncoming car driven i.iaike a right turn. Police blamed WEST fam ily. the Board of Trustees were John School Study Unit ky Robert S. Allen, 5 Dailey Circle, icy road conditions for the crash 999 MAIN ST. ged in Georgia. Nortli Carolina, Already Community Pre.ss Is H, Yeomans and Ray Bidwcll. Home. Members and friends are South Carolina and Pennsylvania. busy with wedding Invitations and Cowboy Geiieroaity invited. Rockville. and made- no arrest. No injuries Manchester MovingT' LISTEN TO THIS HIGH GRADE The slate was presented by a The boy was taken to Manches­ were reported and damage was V eddlng announcements for spring Regional District 8 The resignation of John L. Mac- Denver, Colo. lA’j- The Rodeo nominating committee which in­ ter Me. ■'orial -lospital. No charges .said to be light to moderate to weddings. If there is such an event Qiiown, a member of the three man Read Herald Advs. and Trucking Co. Co,wboys’ Assn, decided to give We mean business about' sell­ cluded the Rev. Willard E. Thomen. were placed against Allen. both cars. scheduled in your family better PRINTING Fire Chief George S, Nelson and minority gTou)) within the Coven­ Gov. Steve McNichol* of Colorado ing your home. If 'we don’t sell 1 Talks Scheduled try School Housing and Planning Methodist Women place 'yobr order early. Tou may Charles Phelps. have regular o- raised printing, something different this year. In Then w'e can't make money. JOB AND COMMERCIAL Chief's Annual Report Committee, was accepted by Cov KIERNAH MOTOR SALES, Inc. past years, the group has given, On New Pay Plan entry Selectmen last- night. Mark Last Supper although most people today favor So If yoO want to save money PR1T4T1NG In submitting his annual report. EDWARD A. CONKLIN, President the use of raised printing. Of him a cowboy jiat. a pair of boots, Chief Nelson said that property MacQuown could noj. be reached and a belt buckle. The gift this when selling or buying, kindly today for comment. However, he Do You Have $50,000 course raised printing costs slight­ Prompt and efficient Pitetteg Further dlacuasions of the Pro- loss for the year was under $25,000, Monday, at 6 p.m., in commem­ 427 HARTFORD RD.—TEL. lin 9-4100—^Next to Nortnan’* year was a lifetime pass - for a rail us. ’Ifeuional Service Salary Plan reportedly resigned because he ly more than the regular it Is so of Ail KlBdn estimating building loss at *16,- oration of the Last Supper, w'om- much siparter looking and adds free ride on Warpaint, the buck­ (PSiSP) will be held with the staffs feels he should not as a member of en of the South Methodist Church COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING 650 and contents. *3,600. the committee, speak against its Or Mote— To Invest? ing horse of the, year. Gifts of Manchester Realty C q. of schools In the district by rural will sponsor the annual “Meal In HARTFORD GAS GO. NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY LISTING wearing apparel went to each of superintendent Andrew' Manges. The department was called out conclusions. TED OOODCHILtLD COMMUNITY PRESS 73 times. Chief Nelson, gave the the Upper Room," under the CLEAN USED CARS BODY WORKS the governor's five children, Mangel will meet with the Hebron Robert Wilcox, chairman of the II Maple St. Oor. Nu. Main asMl No. IJtApoi following breakdown: Four house leadership of Spiritual Life Secre­ CUSTOM MADE Streeta—Telephooo 50-8-5727 ’ SlbihVhCary Schdol teachers on 9-member Committee, had no com­ tary Mrs. Melvin Jochimsen. Whcii you look us up in the new telephone directory you will find onother num- I t you are a person of substantial meana or are otherwise re­ • Full stock of standard and Rlue Strea(k tKnition parts. * Adco MI 3-0(100— M l S-4348 fires; nine brush, grass and rub­ ment today other than that the res­ CANVAS AWNINGS Pari*--The first attempt to Wednesday^ RHAM High School "TTiJs service, which they began sponsible for Investing a large sum of money our Investment Ad­ bish fires; three accidents; one ignation was not- entirely a s u r ­ bor oddod for your convenionet. The three numbers now ovoiloblo to you or#... brake linings installed In all popular model*. a.Flreatono and formulate a systematic psycholo­ teachers have rejected the plan. in 1946, is the most important in visory Department may be of importqnt service to you. Salaries will, also be a topic of dump fii-e; one Civil Defense alert prise to him. Goodyear ttre*. Recap* In all popqlar tlzea. a A complete Safer gical account of hehavlor'was made for hurricane warning; orte false No date for the town meeting the year’s activities for the'wom­ in 164^ by Rene Descartes. dtscusaion when RHAM High en. It la an attempt to recapture ty Inspection Free. • Full line of Texaco products. BUY THE PAINT THAT'S W O M H THE WOIIK alarm; one washer fire; one couch has been cet as yet. First Select­ Staffed by experience, professionally trained Investment men, School teachers meet with the Re­ the spiritual meaning of this sj'm- OUR SERVICE NUMDER: JAckwn 4-SS61 burning by side- of the road; one man Richard Galinat said that no lems that often accompany the inveatment of large auma. In ad- gional District 8 Board of Educa­ bolic, sacrificial meal. The food is the department haa had wide experience with the apeclal prob- tion at 8 p.m. Thursday in the transformer: one stilt alarm: one date could be set until a decision We have installed this direct line to bur Service Department to give you quicker attieii; PAINTS Ugh school. automobile fire; two chimney fires; is reached by town counsel as to planned .to portray as nearly as Uon (1) when you call tqr meter Turn-on or Off or. transfer of gas aervtce; (8) appl^; : ■ dition to individual accounta, the department handles pension, and 12 Mutual Aid calls. the legality of holding a meeting possible the deepest meaning in ance service and repairs, and (S) emergency oervioe—all hours. profit-sharing, and retirement funds in aubatantlal amounts. ,M—cheater Eveolhg HerM An On Mutual Aid the department outside the town limits. the most 'sacred ' feast of the Berube's • Dneo and flulnx CnameUi Christian Church. Typewriter Service ■ tfatyer oorreapondeiit, A^ra.ifrs. jPaiaal D. assisted South Coventry four An attempt td hold the meeting For complete information,'pl^ase contact TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! • Onatom Oolora | WiaitsUehl, telephone Pilgrim times; Bolton', five times; Hebron, In the Robertson school last Mon­ The women will gather in the 479 Middle Tpke. E. Chapel before entering the dining OUR GENERAL OFFICE NUMBER: CHaiMi: 9-1331 Will this be your CorAraent tomorrow T Not if you check M anchester 4 0 ' M856. T • twice; and Columbia, once. Mutual • Row Koto Rubber Bate Wali Paint day was unsuccessful when It Was EDWARD W. KRAgENICS, Manager. \ wPh ua today for your complete Insurance coverage. aid was received by this town from forced to adjourn due to illegal room. Reservations .Way also be made there.; A donation of a dime HARTFORD This la the number to use (1) when you call for information about your bill, (2) appli- SEE D8 FOR: Typewriters and Office , o Du Pont Houae Paints 14 OF EOKA EXILED Bolton,. Amston, Nopth Coventry, overcrowding Oi. the school audi­ . ance aalea and Inataliation, and (3) any other questions Nt>T directly concemad with • Macttlnea Repaired, Seryl«^ ' Attienii Narefa 14 (Pj-r-FouN South Coventry and Columbia. , ia asked to cover dishwashing. * Aluminum Roll Vp Awnlnga torium. 'An estimated 600 people I’ sendee or repairs. j ALDO PAGAN! ^ Rental* Call ua for help on yoor next palathlg Job. BQKA men ' who .were re-- There were, 18 calls for the had crowded into auditorium, le­ • VenetUn Blinds, fre n -h London Jhll laat emergency truck, Nelson said, and a .Storm Doors We Handle Stationery . Along gal c ap a city is a b o u t 40(h and N , H a m m i l l s C o . a CernMnatloii Windows itefct'arrived la B|iodea today 16 people-were taken to the hos­ several; hundred more were/du^ned GAS THE MANCHESTER OFROE DIRECT LINE NOMBEA IS Ml 94503 W ith Office Machine SoppUes aflMllodnf rofnaod aenalaalodf to pital. ' away fdr lack of.seating aiid park­ Open n^Naw Xwt Stock Ixdtoef* Moiieliasftr Awning Co. ■ ' ' . -i '(■■' , atay In Oypraa. A m tlali Bayal Con’ceming the equipment, Nel- ing facilities. 195 WEST CENTER RT. COMPANY -‘Manchastor • MHehall S -li7 1 YVITK PERiKINAL SEEWOCL SINi . A, A BBRUBB, ^ p . ' 72S MAIN STn MANCHESTER HPIIONI Jilr Ihroo . 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Our b o a r d in g house MAJOR HUOFLE H erald 64 Green 1 One of / vegetable Guest's Mother Williams dack BSSow EAR^. Y O S T BU Upsets Navy Five, I MongoUn mlnersM DOWN ’Sporta Ekiltor To ‘Break’ Rule 5— 1 Ruminant In Native City dJicovered !tl untaineers Victors mammal Weather Change«ble in Florida 0 There'S always a first In hire In JBSO 2. Shield bearing everything and Monday night With Red Sox It* Uv^ock 3 Slender - Reports from Florida have varied this week. Dr, Gene when the Knights of Colum? Includes — cWlotte, N. C., March 14 (^)— West Virginia, breathing 4 Giveirs Davis reported the weather was perfect .during his visit while bus stages its sixth annual 12 Mountain hard after an sllKiut comeback victory over St. Joseph’s, and New 'York, March 14 (JFh - 5 Cereal grain* 25 Was borne 45 Fall flowers Archie I^Rochelle of the White Glass Co. said he saw nothing combination Irish-Sports (comb, form) 6 Island (Fr.) 26 Type of ' 47 Bay by surprising Bostoh> University, overtime conqueror of highly Night program a t’ the Kacey Ernie Banks, an M VP with ah 13 Entire 7 Beast of . cheese estoppel but rain, fain and more rain. A .vear ago when LaRochelle regarded Ngvy, meet tonight for the N C A A Eastern Regional Home there will be a woman HR bat, could become the first 14 Persian fairy burden 27 Negative word 49 Part in a play visited the Sunshine (?) State, it rained' for seven days. 15 Wolfhound ------tbasketball championship. in OTttendance. National League player to win 8 Run 28 Biblical weed 50 Agea 'Things improved, however, as he only had four days of wet Francis Mahoneyi co-chair­ 18 Beverage 30 Upon 51 River nymph T-rm • The winner of their 9 p.m tlie award in consecutive sea­ 9 Dry weathef this year. . Jack C'Brien,^ (£!ST) game joins three other re­ man, reports that Mrs. Cath­ IVIreland (qomb. form) 31 Rod 52 Pen name of '18 Singing voices owner and manager of the Argo gional champions in the National arine McCluskey will be seat­ sons. The Chicago Cubs short­ Ontti 10 Goddes* of 32 Concludes Chirlei Lamb ter, hM resigned as head basket NIT G>ntmues stop was the ’ ■'>8 most valuable 20‘111-humored Manufacturing Co. in ManchesCer, ball coach at MIT. He is a golf semi-flnals next Friday night at ed at the head table. Guest discord 35 Roman god of 53 Cry of o f honor will be her world fa­ player on the strength of 47 home 22 Musical note underworld bacdianala refereed several Class A basketball pro during the summer months at Louisville. . 11 Number mous son. Joe McCluskey. At runs, 129 RBI and 379. toU l bases 23 Brazilian 19 Stagger 38 Muteness 84 Hoarfrost games during the recent tourna­ P’routs Neck. Maine •• Seventh an­ With Bradley West Virginia, trailing by 18 macaw ment at the New Haven Arena. past Irish Nights, which arc which brought him the N L slug­ 21 Mineral rock 40 Look over 65 Winter vehlcla nual Connecticut Boat Show will bo points with 13 minutes left, got a ging rroxxoi. He hit five homers 24 Now 24 Goad 43 Marble 58 Anger Lou Black, veteran Associated held March 19-22 at the New tremendous lift, from the dynamic limited to 400 because of the 29 Storehouse Press sports editor in New Haven, size of the hall, no member of more than Mantle, who paced the Haven Arena - Chicago White Sox Team to Beat stretch performance of All-Amer­ AL; batted in seven more runs 33 Wand capably handled the public address are considering giving up Tampa ica Jerry West to bring down the the fairer aot has ever attend­ 34 Burden r r r“ r r r r system, at the Arena for all Glass than American leader Jack Jensen 5 r r as its horn* spring training -He in New York, March 14 (An—The St. Joseph’s Hawks from Phila­ ed, not even in the i-ole of at Boston and topped Rocky Cola- / 36 Famous A attractions. He was given an ft H favor of Sarasota due to poor sup­ 22nd edition of the National Invi delphia 95-92. West crammed 21 waiting on table. vl’.o by 76 total bases although British school SLSsist by his son, Pete, a UConn port at the gate. Weekday Chlsox tatlon Basketball Tournament con­ of his 36 points- into the last nine It will be a night for judges, 37 Harem rooms the Cleveland Indians rlghtflelder \ grad. exhibitions attract less than 1,000 tinues today with doubleheaders on minutes.. He also snared 15 re­ so to s{>eBl(. Uhief speaker will 39 Mr. Speaker IT nr 17 ♦ ♦ # . look the major league slugging V payees. With the Red Sox out of both the matinee and evening pro­ bounds. be Chief Justice Edward Daly title by four points .620 to .618. 41 This country B. U. relegated Navy to a spot of the Supreme Court. Toast­ has an----- Off the Cuff Sarasota, the territory is open, grams at Madison Square Garden Mantle (1956-57) Is one of two although the Dodgers are playing and Bradley still the team to beat. opposite St. Joseph's in tonight’s master will (he Judge William New York’ Yankees to win the history "New Ifork Is better than a year 42 Lower several games there this spring. The Peoria Braves (23-3) go 7 o’clock battle for third place Shea. Among (he special AL MVR award two years in a P1 ago," typewriter repairman Pete 7k a into action tonight as seven-point by beating Navy at its own game guests will be Judge Harry O W . Catcher Yogi “Berra did it in 44 Gets away f r r it Martello reported during a recent CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 46 New Guinea PI" favorites against sharpshooting 62-55. Glnsburg of New Britain, who 1954-55. Other A L repeaters were f. visit. “ It ought to be a pretty good On Way Out port IT IE Butler (19-8). This will be a quar­ The West Vlrginla-St. Joseph’s guided McCluskey to Ford- slugger Jimmy Foxx of the Phila­ 48 While p race for second place.” These sahie Insiders report Roy Lennig Is ter-final game, as will the other game, played at a terrific, pace, ham some 30 ycnr.a ago. delphia Athletics (1932-33) and 49 Renovates B.. r T sentiments were expressed by on his way out as varsity basket­ half of the twin bill— St. Bonaven- will stand as one of the most me­ Only-speaker will be Judge the great lefthander of tlie Detroit 52 Penetrates Atty. John Mrosek, who has been ball coach at Holy Cross with ture (20-2) against St. John’s (17- morable battles In N C AA annals. Daly, Mahoney reports. Tigers, Prince Hal Newhouscr p § on the Yankee bandwagon since 56 Algerian fP r Bobby Curran having the inside 6 ). The latter is a plck-’em affair. 16 Successive Points Former men who were hon­ ( 1944-45). his early youth when he collected track. Curran resigned recently as During the afternoon the first ored at Irish Nights, all of seaport i St. Joseph's, hitting 21 of 40 Marlon Named MVP r baseball cards... Cheney Tech head coach of the University of round was to be completed. whom have contributed to 57 Sesame first half shots, led at the Inter­ The first year Newhouser took 59 Wicked i W‘ Athletic Director Tony D’Angona. Massachusetts cagers . . . All- Manhattan (15-5) was a three- sports In Manchester, were r E! who also serves as head baseball mission 48-42. A t one time Itr the prize, a National Leaguer 60 Secular Catholic college All-America team point favorite over Providence the first half the Hawks winged Pete Wlgren, Will Clarke, 61 Boundary P and basketball coach, announced (l8-5) and New York University, Matt Morlarty, Jimmy named Marty Marion was named ii ii 55 Includes Johnny Egan of Provi­ their way to 16 aucceasive points M VP In that circuit, and although (comb, form) that an order has been placed for dence College. Tony Jackson and (12-7) rated five points over Den­ O’Learj', the Rev. Philip new baseball uniforms, due for de­ in four minutes for a 39-22 lead ERNIE BECK GUY RODGERS the talented Marion earned the 62 Capital ;() El Ei A1 Selden, both of St. John’s, were ver (14-9). Blaney and Frank Crowley. of Italy livery before the 1959 season Most of their points came on rel­ name "Mr. Shortstop” he never others named on the 10-man squad Teams Never Have Met atively easy shots from close in All but Clark, who Is residing 63'^sential ET r Ilf starts. .Woody Bushey hopes that in Florida for the winter, will saw the day be could clear fences 15 a 6-8 papertjanger will help his . . . Springfield hosts Cfleveland The Bradley-Butler game is as they worked the ball well and being attend. Wlgren, McCluskey’s like Mr. Banks. club next season in the Farming- tonight in an American Hockey sort of a neighborhood affair, but fired with deadly accuracy. 4l track and cross country coach Ernie, who holds the major ton Valley League. The new face League game at the Coliseum at 8 strangely, these two teams never Soph reserve Lee Petrone ignit­ BY FRANK O’NEAL Gola, Beck and Rodgers at Mancheate.' High, will pre­ league record for moat home runs SHORT RiBS is Dick McDonald who can reach o'clock . . . Recent rain and snow have met. The Braves, who made ed the Mountaineer spark in the sent a plaque to the all-time by a shortstop, has hit 188 In up and touch the basket rim with­ storms have caused cancellation of their first appearance in the N IT second half and then West took five full aeasons and 10 games back in 193k its inaugural year, track great. out leaving the floor. of several early horse racing meets over. He threw in the basket (1953) with the Cubs. are paying their eighth visit to the Corned beef and e.abbage 7k ♦ ♦ at Lincoln Downs this season . . . that put his team ahead 91-90 Never much of a spring hitter ' event Oppose Embers Sunday dinner will be served prompt­ Porky Vieira will be on display with 26 seconds left and the until last year, Ernie signaled V<. Dots ’n Dashes tqnight at Rockville High’s gym Bradley played in the Garden Southern Conference champions ly at 6:30. earlier this year and put an abrupt Tony O’Bright,and his or­ what could Ijc another big year 9 - I A (g <»»» m* int T M a»t u 5 Of' Manchester's Red Embers, who when the little sharpshooter’s All- never let go of the lead. Basketball fan.s in this area will get an opportunity to when he belted a pair of,/tnree- 1^ Stars meet a hand picked team end to S t John's winning streak Four of St. Joseph's starters chestra will play dinner mu­ will step out aginst Tom Gola’s of eight games. But, even more watch several major leaguers in action Sunday afternoon at sic and appropriate Irish ruh homers yesterday as >fie Cubs All-Stars Sunday at the high from the area including Wally Wid- fouled out as the Hawks lost their out-slugged the Glant0’'’'l 6-12 in LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS important, the Braves had a de­ first game In 13 starts.- Joe Gallo the high school gym as well as to contribute to the Heart numbers. school gym in an exhibition, are hol, Vin Yokabaskas and Burr ail exIifbUion g a n ^ at Mesa, Carlson, all fbmter UConn letter cision against Big Oscar Robert­ was their top scorer with 22 Fund. Tom Gola, former three-time college All-American se­ still hopeful of gaining a playoff son and his Cincinnati club to their Ariz. Willie Kirkland, Leon Wag­ spot in the Connecticut Basketball winners. points. Joe Spratt had 17 and lection while at La.Salle, will brings credit ner and Roger McCardell homered Assn. George Mitchell reports ♦ ♦ did a Job of containing West be­ hla All-Stars to Manchester to The Braves, who won the ’57 14.1 points in 64 games this sea­ for the Giants. Bridgeport used two Ineligible fore he fouled out with 7 :35 left. meet tha Red Embers at 3:30. Bowling Tourney NIT, work well off 6-5 pivotman, Boston University led all the son. Rodgers, appearing in 48 Mantle and four other Yanks— players last week in beating the lo­ Three National Basketball Assn, Norm Slcbem, Bobby Richard­ Joe Billy McDadq. The only other wav in the first half against Navy, games, had a 10.7 per game point cals, a game in which Porky Vieira Husand wife bowling tourney is standouts are listed with the All- output, while Beck, who played In son, Bill Skowron and Elston real tall man in their lineup is 32-30 at the finish. The Terriers, Prague, Czechoslovakia, March scored 89 points..Rockville High’s planned Saturday. April 4 at the Stars, all from the Philadelphia all 70 games, averaged 5.3 points Howard - - homered as New York Dan Smith, a 6-4 junior. The other starting two soph.s, two seniors and Warriors. Gola heads the trio 14 (jP)—T he United States, still basketball coach, Johnny Canavari, West Side Rec. Only husband and but concentrated more on setting defeated Detroit 14-8 at Lake­ vmXT DID the \ three regulars, all average, sized a junior, player it carefully all the which also includes Ernie Beck hopeful of gaining the World Ice who experienced a losing season, is wife teams will be eligible . . . up his mates In the role of play- Hockey Championship, meets un- land. DOCTOR SAf. DEAR? ' and seniors, are Bobby Joe Mason, way against a Navy club that had and Guy Rodgers. All three won miling these days and for good Recreation Department’s annual maker than In scoring. defated Canada tonight In a vital A three-run In.stde-the-park shot Gene Morse and Mike Owens. been rated too clever and versatile All-America recognition in college, f iiason; his wife presented him basketball banquet for all partici­ Manchester will he bolstered by game for both teams. The Cana^ by Pirate .Bill Virdon was wasted with a son, John Russell, last Mon­ pants in Rec sponsored basketball Butler is a smooth-working out­ for the New Englanders. Beck at Penn and Rodgers at fit, which has proved to be a lit­ the addition of Bobby Knight, the dlans, having won their thpee as Kansas City turned back day. The newcomer joins a cheer­ leagues will be held Saturday night, Temple. The later, who has pat­ tle weak on defense. The team gets Neither Gould Score long-time local favorite who has games, must defeat the Americans Pittsburgh 8-3 at Port Myers. leader at the Canavari home in April 25 at the high school cafe­ terned his play after Bob Cousy fine rebounding Jobs from Johnny Thanks to some scoring punch of the Boston Celtics, was one of proven time and time again that and win their final match against Baltimore beat- Cincinnati 6-2 ’ .M, A «(. U.f. P it. Off. Vernon.. .W ill' Clarke, former teria . . . Bob DiSpirito, former 'J-/f Jones and Ken Pennington, who supplied by Jay Metzler and Gary he can play with the beat cagers the Czechs tomorrow to clinch the at Tampa with Gene- Woodllng WM 10S9 by NCA &«r«le*. Ine. Manchester High basketball coach, Rhode Island baseball and football the rookie finds In the NBA this also toss in points along with Billy Bagnard, Navy forged to a 50-46 season. around. title. The U.S. team up.set the homering for the Orioles and Ed is wintering in Florida. star, has assumed the head base­ Czechs 4-2 lest night to make Its “ Wo never suspected BURCLAR9 might have ransackeC 9|c Scott. lead with 6:30 to go. But BU didn't Jake Hagerty and Buddy Don­ Art Qulmby, Burr Carlson, Fred Bailey for the Reds. ball coaching duties at the Univer­ Redmen N o t Overconfident fold. A foul by 6-7 Ed Washington Djule and Paul Grogan are ex­ won-lost record 3-1. The Ameri­ Pitching wan the key at Braden­ J U D D BY KEN BALD and .IERRY BRQNDFIEIA) the house until we remembered Junior and his friends nelly, two ex-mates of Gola at La­ SAXON L.elter Winner sity of Bridgeport . . . Ray Felix, St. Bonaventure did not look with 2:30 left made it 52-all and Salle, and Jack Devine of Vll- pected to start along with Knight. cans, who close out their schedule, ton where Early Wynn and two -C- ^ (“ V BUT YOU'RE AN are on an overnight hike at scout camp!" 6-11 center with the Knicks and neither team could score in the need a victory to stay in conten­ Chicago rookies, Rudolpho Arias i O o Jeff Keith, son of Mr. and Mrs. good in its Garden appearamce ear­ lanova comprise the rest of the In addition to Knight, the Red INTELLISENT MAN, former local player, and Carl lier in the year against Iona but rest of regulation. visitors’ roster. Embers will be at full strength. tion. and Claude Raymond, combined OUAYIE. HOW PO Stillman Keith, has been a '■sity CHAMBER OF COMMERCE tS NON- Braun are the only players left St. John's is not overconfident. Two foul shots and a ba.sket by An attractive preliminary at 2 to two-hit the Milwaukee Braves ■me FEELTMV / SAXON I'P lettfer winner in football and Soccer Fine Average New Haven, March 1 (>P)- An POtmCAL, SAXON. WE PON'T TAKE SIPES you from New York’s last NBA playoff CCWIPANY'S .r^^-OCE TO HELPi i.rm E SPORTS BY ROUSON this school year at Cushing Acad­ "You’ve got to throw that one Jack' Leaman gave BU a four- Gola. 6-6. was on the NBA All- pits the Green Manors against the auctioneer’s chant of "one o’ve got, for the White Sox. EXCEPT IN UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES, REPUTATION 1 Y O U - AND DIM IS VJIN-PAY team in 1955 . . . Ray Bean of out," observed St. John’s coach, point edge with 1:20 to go and Star second team during the 1957- New London Oilers. Pinky Hohen- Don Blasingnme delivered ' a FAR, WEVE AVOlPEO ANT OFFICIAt emy, Ashbumham, Mass. . .Coach­ who'll make It tw o?" probably Is SO IF AT STAKE I y ON A SPOT, I'V E Manchester will appear for the TALR OF HANXy- FIANKY IN BEAR ing the Dartmouth varsity baseball Joe Lapchick. "They looked bad Navy was through. 58 season. The past campaign was thal, recently released from serv­ the best way to describe whot has two out in the eighth inning to c, eO T T D BE CAREFUL third, straight week on Wednesday PAW 'S CONSTRUCTION. team again this spring is Tony only because they had such an Washington’s 19 rebounds and the third for the ex-LaSalle great ice, and Bill Pfau, will appear with happened so far in the Eastern In­ bring in the decisive runs In a 5-3 O R ... O R. night on the live teevee duck pin Lupien, former Manchesterite and easy game." 14 points and 14 by Bob Cumlngs with the Warriors. He averaged the locals. tercollegiate Swimming League's St. Louis vietpry over Philadel­ t major leagfue first basemah with bowling progD'am, Strikes ’n Providence was a disappoint­ were the Important ingredients In Individual Championships. So far phia at St. Petersburg. o several clubs •. Johnny Burke, Spares, over Channel 18 at 6:30. ment against St. John’s earlier In the Terrier success. Metzler was In the three-day meet which ends Red Sox slugger Ted Williams ex-Springfield College athlete who Bean represents the Manchester the year, but sophomore star John­ high man for Navy with 16. tonight, eight new champions have made his first appearance In his played pro basketball in Manches­ Bowling Green. ny Egan Is always dangerous. Against common opponents this Johnson^ Hoping for Big Year^ been crowned In nine events. The native city in 18 years last night, Some folks consider him the top year West Virginia has had’grreat- only repeater has been Yale's 400- but It was Ted’s one-time caddy New England player since the er success. The Mountaineers beat yard freestyle relay team, and even Gene Stephens who supplied a days Bob Cousy was performing at George Washington twice while Departs for Spring Training that quartet Includes two new two-run homer which sparked the Kentucky's Defending Titlists Holy Cross. BU lost to the Colonials by nine faces, Red Sox to an 8-5 exhibition game * 5-14^ points. N YU beat Boston twice, But that’s bound to change by win over the Cleveland Indians C. BY JOHNNY HART before 7,538 spectators at West- once by 24 points, while the New By EARL YOST tha time tonight's seven events are ? If gate Park In San Diego, Calif. MY LATEST INVENTION. FOR THAT YOU NEEtT Bow Unexpectedly to Louisville Yorkers edged West Virginia 72-70 completed. One who Is a solid fa­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE In their only meeting. Holy Cross “I am hoping for one big year,” handsome Gene Johnson vorite to capture his second gold The 40-ycar-old Williams, play­ T SKATES ? ing here for the first time since Knicks Bow was a 96-90 victim of West Vir­ remarked as he prepared to leave for spring training with medal is Balaza Gyorffy, Yale’s ' / WELCOME, commander SAWVER-R-R.' I'M GAPTAIH ■ meanwhhE, is seldom we haf such distinguish"^ 1941, when he barnstormed here GUEST-TROM OTHER COUNTR-R-IES . CALLS FOR / New York, March 14 LPl—K en-f At San Francisco—California vs ginia and lost to Boston 74-57. Boise, Idaho in the Class C Pioneer League. “I feel great and speedy sophomore, who won the ( ROiTOV. REST ASSURED YOUR INJURED MAN WLl^ 1 T ~ 1500-meter freestyle Thursday and with Jimmy Foxx, grounded out \ ^ F VER RY BEST MEDICAL ATTENTION. RAR-RTY.' COME, Wt CELEBRATE, gyy pQ tucky’a defending champions are St. Mary’s. my ambition is still to play professional baseball,” he added. weakly and walked in the three Cincinnati, with All-America To Syracuse led In the 220-yard sprint last 7 EUr . ' mind IF 1 SEE ABOUT This will be his fourth season In'^' appearances he made at the plate £ out but first-ranked Kansas State Oscar Robertson carrying the bur­ night, only to be disqualified for OUR INJURED man the pay-for-play ranks. before retiring for a pinch-runner and three other of the nfttion’s top den, edged big, slow-moving but missing a turn. FIRST.' New York, March 14 (/P)—Atten­ Manchester's lone player repre­ in the sixth inning. ^1 10 teams are still in the running stubborn Texas Christian 77-73. sentative in organized base­ It was Williams’ first exhlbiUon Robertson got 34 points, slightly tion in the National Basketball Clearwater, Fla., March 14 i/P)— for the N C A A major college bas­ ball, Johnson leaves Sunday morn­ start of 1959 and the colorful Sox above his pace setting average of Assn.’s preliminary playoffs moves A atrong finish carried Terry ketball championship. to the Western Division tonight ing by pullman for Waycross, Ga., slugger was given a rousing recep­ 33.2 as the nation’s leading scorer. the training grounds for several Whlttomo-e of Naugatuck. Conn., tion by hi.s home town fans eath Kentucky, seeking its fifth na­ West ’Virginia, getting 30 points with vastly improved Syracuse to the International Snipe Mid- holding a one-game edge over New teams in the Milwaukee Braves’ time he came to bat. tional crown and ranked second, from All-America Jerry West ■ organization. The 6-1, 180-pounder Winter Regatta here yesterday. However, it was a sixthrinning was unexpectedly eliminated by 21 in the last nine minutes— came York in the East. Whittemore placed flrat and third The third-place Detroit Pistons remained out of pro ball last sea­ four-run uprising which gave the Louisville at Evanston, 111., last from 18 points back midway of in the final two races yesterday Sox an uphill over the Indi­ go against the second-place Min EAST SIDE MIDGETS son but impressed Braves’ scouts night, 76-61. the second half for a 95-92 de­ and was signed to a contract last to take overall honors in the five- ans. The Sox thus remain the only neapolis Lakera at St. Paul in the The defeat of Adolph Rupp’s cision over St. Joseph’s of Phila­ Monday night at the East Side fall and in turn assigned to the event program. Buzz L^vinspn of major league team undefeated In opener of the best-of-three West­ WOSTDK, THE RUSSIAN BASE AT iMolMY MEEKLE BY PICK CAVALLl Wildcats by a team that had drop­ delphia. Rec there will be a novelty basket­ Boise entry. Indianapolis, Ind., finished second exhibition competition. '' the south GE0MA6NETIC pole ped 10 of 27 games was by far the Michigan State, the rugged Big ern Semi-finals to deteiroine a ball game staged between some and Ted Wells of Wichita, Kan., NOW WE WON'T g06E HEY.' WHAT t OH, WELL, ITS A challenger to the division Cham­ Third Opportunity CAUALLI most astounding of the results of Ten champ, had a score thrown of the Midget League players and third. HEY.'JUer THE THING ANYWtORE MEMBER6 HAPPENED? IT NEW MODEL. I GUESS pion St. Louis Hawks. their coaches. The coaches of the This will be Johnson’s third op­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD four regional tournaments. Ken­ Into it by Marquette before win­ portunity with a major league af­ R)R OUR NEW aueH0U6E.' ON ACCOUNT OF CaXCCLD.' , THEY HAVEN'T G O T ■ tucky went into the fray with a ning 74-69. The Spartans blew a The New York Knickerbockers, top three teams plus six of the St. Petersburg. Fla., Miuch 14 B A S K B T B A U i after bagging nine of 12 regular better players from the top three filiate to make good. A third base- (IP) — Thirty-two racing boats IT OXILP’VE BEEN SOMEONE YEAH.' BUT HE ' EXCUSE ME, PHIL.' FROSTBITE ALL THE BUGS o u r 23-2 mark. 15-pqinL lead but pulled it out in man, Johnson signed immediately SCOBES. WITH A RECORD, PHIL-AFRAID COULD'VE SENT THERE’S A LADY OF IT YET. Navy, which gained stature by the closing minutes on three bas­ season games from Syracuse, were teams will team up against the head for Cuba today in the start TO COMB TO YOU,TRYING TO SOMEBODY WHO , HERE TO SEE five-point favorites to open at coaches of the bottom three teams following his graduation from EAST* SIDE jiraiOR.S beating North Carolina in a pre­ kets by Bob Anderegg. Anderegg Manchester High on June 28, 1955 of the 26th annual St. PeteM- BUY IT-BECAUSE YOU’RE / DIDN'T HAVE A YOU' home with a victory last night. In­ and their choice player^. burg-Havana yacht clas.sie. The Songailo Construction with a liminary round last Tuesday, was topped the scorers with 23 points. with the New York Giants. He THE SHERIFF' ^ RECORD AND- stead, the Nationals outplayed The game will be played In the final period surge wrapped up the defeated by lightly regarded Bos­ 2tst Successive Triumph received a $4,000 bonus contract boats,' some of the finest sailing / / ^ them all the way—winding up usual mannbr but only two coaches vessels In the world, arc scheduled Junior League playoffs as they ton University 62-55 in overtime and was assigned to Wilkes-Barre . Kansas State, Big Eight cham­ with a 129-123 victory in a game may be in the lineup of either turned back Na.ssll]f Arms 60-49 at ■ ^ - At Charlotte, N. C. In the Eaatern League and then to slip across the starting line at Cincinnati, fifth ranked, Michi­ pion, rolled to a 102-70 victory that set a playoff record for total team at any one time. Most vf. the Municipal Pier at noon and glide the East Side Rec' last night. 4 coaches have spent the past sea­ reassigned to Muskogee. Okla.. In qijmq gan State, No. 7, and West V ir­ over De Paul for its 21st succes­ points by two teams. down Tampa Bay to the .Gulf of A determined quintet playing son playing in the Intermediate the Class D Oklahoma League. The GENE JOHNSON ginia, No. 10, just managed sive triumph and a season’s mark Dolph Schayes, with 35 points Mexia«. The flrat Ixiata are ex- with just five men, Nassiff Arms of 25-1. Ail-America Bob. Boozer League and it is hopeful that they Giants were one of six major squeeze into tonight’s regional fi­ and 15 rebounds, and Rookie Hal burgh Pirates and trahMd at pectsd to cover the 284 miles to made a strong bid to upset the got only 16 points, far below his can wohk along side the Midgets so league teams Interested In the league champion Songailo in the nals. In contrast, Kansas State, St. Greer, with 16 points and a bril­ hai^ hitting third baseman, a Jacksonville, Fla. Despite on im­ Havana by late Sunday night If 25-plus average, but Wally. Frank that the initial try at a game of third and final, game of the play­ Mary's of California and California liant all-around performance, led product of Little League play in pressive spring, which included no unusual weather develops. ^ > ■ came through with 23 — far more this type will be a success. offs. A fter trailing throughout the 3TAVIfl9 won in a- breeze. the Nationals. They can wrap up In the lineup for the Midgetd Hartford and high school and a fat batting average, Johneen was Tonight’s Lineup than usual. the series and a shot at Eastern offered a I6w salary for a young Pensacola, Fla.. March 14, (/F)-- first half and behind 30-20 at inter­ J-/4 Neither game of the Far West will be Randy Smith. Jack Sim­ American Legion Junior competi­ The results of last night's games Champion Boston in a best-of- married man with a family «md The half-way leader In the $16,000 mission. Nasslff’s surged ahead in Regional produced the unexpected. mons, Larry LLsciotti. Harvey tion in Manchester. the third period to p»ll within two ( APTAIN lasy BY LESLIE TURNER produced this lineup for tonight: seven final by defeating New York Instead of reporting to Kenne­ Pensacola Golf Open. Paul Har­ St. Mary’s overpowered Idaho Duplin among others. The contest New York Yankees, Boston Red points of a tie but then found the ■ UEANWHILE WHAT THE SAM At Charlotte—West Virginia vs in Syracuse tomorrow afternoon. wick, Wash., in the Class B North­ ney, ha* a double Incentive for a / HOLY SMOKE, OK. HERKLE... G O S H MR.McKEE! State 80-71, and California, the is scheduled to get underway at Sok and the Giants each were will­ pace too fast as they dropped be­ rr'S JUST MEL THERE'S NOTHIN’ O’ M ie H TV ! McKEE waits , HILL'S KEEPlNfi , SOMETHIN’ Boston University. The game will be televised na­ west League, he remainisd out of good showing here. One is the nation's No. I defensive team, 6:30. ing to shell out $4,000 but John­ hind in the final period. MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY r\5 WASH TO BE AFRAID OF! HE’S our FOR WASH'S WASH— AWFUL JUST At Evanston — Louisville, vs tionally (NBC), begrinning at 2:30 baseball. Once again he was made money. The other is the chance of romped to its 13th straight vic­ son felt he hall a better opportu­ Husky Dick Kerr led the win­ i\ ENTERS COLP- REPORT OW THE OH HAPPENED! I.,. Michigan State. ■ p.m., ES'T. ' WEST SIDE MIDGETS nity with the Giants, and signed a a free agent. His talents were playing in his first Masters Tour­ [ I w a n t t o BIOCHEMIST'^ tory, downing Utah, best of the ners with 16 points while team­ nlTHE LAB, .HELLO! I THINK OR. A t Lawrence, Kan.— Cincinnati The 252 points broke the playoff contract offered by Scout Chuck recognized in the area and he nament at Augusta, Ga. The lean u s t e n t o PR-HERKLE EXPERIMENTS vs Kansas State. Skyline Conference, 71-63, The Midget Basketball Leagiio mates Wayne Resmolds and Dfck TAKE mark of 248 set March 30, 1988, contest scheduled' 14st Thursday Genevese. Baltimore, the Chicago played with several teams, and distance-hitter from Worcester, Lc’adbetter added 14 and 12 points Y O U R SCREAMS^ when Boston defeated St. Louis, Cubs and Cincinnati Redlegs were again attracted the attention of Mass., blazed a seven under par 65 (OFF HIS FACE at the West Side Rec will be respectively. For the Sportsmen, BREATHING, yestei^ay . over the 6,500-yard VOUR CONTORTED 136-112. played Monday night beginning at other clubs that showed interest in major league scouts. Doug Pearson hooped 17 markers SHIRT, WITH TERROR 6:15. Also, Thursday’s postponed the local man. Last fall while .covering the course for a 36-hole total of 134. and, Don Simmons and Dave Tup- Johnson, then 17, played In 59 Two strokes behind was Chand­ New York (Madlsbn Square Gar­ Junior League contest has been World Series games in Milwaukee, per had 14 and 12 respectively. PLEASE. games with Muskogee before suf­ le r Harper of Portsmouth, Va., den)—Yama Bahamla, 153, Bah/im- rescheduled for Monday. No time Jeff Jones, chief New Elngland Tupper kept the losera'in the game fering a broken wrist. He collect­ with 69-67—136. Art WallJr. of as, o u tp ^ ted wVlfle Greavjes, or place was forthcoming from scout of the Braves, told me he in the big third period as he threw ed 56 hits, including 13 home runs Pocono Manor, Pa., and Arnold 160 1-4, Edmonton, Alta,, 10. league officials. . was Impressed with Johnson and in eight of his 12 points. ^ d dZove in 38 runs while compil­ hod signed the 21-year-old • In- Palmer of Llgonler, Pa., had 137s; • N€W SPARK PLUGS B CYLINDER ing a .239 batting average. fielder. and Pste Cooper of Lakeland, Fla., Satisfied with Johnson’s play, the During the winter months be had 188. 1.50 Giants assigned the Silk Towner served on the staff at the West Seven amateurs and 64 pros • NEW POINTS to Johnstown, Pa., In the (Jlass A Side Rec, handling the junior bas-l qualified for the final two rounds. )na»# EJastem League at the start of the The cutoff point was 68. Among W /iy W oiff r*d!f»*MJY _ COI^ LETE ketball program. • NEW CONDENSER BOWLING TOURNAMENT 1956 season. However, he was Johnson won’t be the only I^an- those still in is defending Cham­ JEFF COBB "bY PETE HOFFMAN A C Y U N b E i r shuttled to Lake Charles, La., in chester man in Waycross for pion Dotlg Ford with ^ 78-68—146. Get Your > THE STORY OF MARYHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS • CARBURETOR ADJUSTED the Class C EvqngeUne League. spring training. Umpire Bemle you";e a l r e a d y ARE YOU OFF OH, WAS THE NOW, WOULD Class "B " OneBall Johnson led the league’ in homers Gioy.ino, who ja with the Claaa A Montreal, March 14 tflP)— If', Latm Equipment X u MRS; WAVNE, THIS IS OR. DANA KELL, BO? TOLD us SOMETHING VOUR ROCKER? VICmM A FRIEND I SHOOT A until the final i^qnth and upped 'Sally''I.aesigue, starts work Sunday. Dickie Moore la worrying^ about'| TP^.V: •A 1 WE DHMFT KNOW..... I NEVER SAID \ Ready Npufi, ,, KELL'S SISTER. MAY I RUN OVER AND OF YOURS, FRIEND? . • ENGINE TUNE-UP BY his battling, mark to ;250; not too Also, Dave Musco of RockvlUa, his dwindling margin as leader in HOW rmOUdHTFUt OF'ROBERT TO LSAVC HEE A90L1T THE KALE AWORDA90UT. ■ X SEE YOU? IT'S TERRIBLY IMPORTANT. SUN-TESt EQUIPMENT COMPLETE SUNDAY,ii^ARCH 15 impressive, but he was high up ahortstop and captain of Isat the NaUonal Hockey League’s siz­ NAMC AND PHONE. NUMBER SCRIBBLED ON A among the RBI lieaders. He com­ year’s University ,.of Connecticut zling scoring race, he Isn’t show­ V C A U M i. PAD BESIDE RIS PHONE.' I PRIZES: pleted the seaaon with Danville in team, and pitchef Henry DeMarc ing it. ■ the (Jlaaa Bi-Carolina League, a of TerryvlUe .'Will i>e with Johnson ■ With the schedule’s end only five 1 PICK UP AND ■ r BRAKE and Ut HIGH TR|K€‘ ...... $50.00 tkrm club o f the , Giants.' at the Braves’ - Waycross camp. games away, Andy Bathgate of the New .York Rangers la dnly DELlHiEll. TDI M H IG H TRIWLE...... $30.00 V Next stop was with St. Cloud, * ■ ------;------X EXHAUST CHECK Minn., in the: (Jlaaa O Northern three points behind the Montreal’ F R c Iwl HIGH TRIPLE ...... $20^00 ^ague. This'was far froni being Hockey at a Glance Canadlene' star winger. Andy’s M il k succeaaful year and he .fmiahed six-point spurt in his liuit two. A' Bhturday’s Sfthklnls games also has popped him into ,4v. ' 'with a .348 batting average and „ Natlanskl League. r / 'both his extra base and RBI out*, aseond pIsMse, one point ahead of DOUBLE STRIKE ALLEYS C3iicago at Montreal Montreal's.'Jean Beliveau. . put fell off. ■ 1^ N ew York at l^oronto . QiAK STREET. MAKCHESTEk ■ > Signed 'with 'Plratee Detroit at Boston (AfUmoon- ■' Also OpAn For Rogiilor Bowling The Giants fallad’ to rehew their tenU lfO , IBiiiiAINST. M I3-B 034 option in 1968 and Johnson, now. a ^ ' ' 184, C»U«. -li freel agent, sigped with the- Pitts- (^•velyid'at SprmgJSd Iwso, ISS, BrMUt 9-

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•t Mideast Interpretive MAN RANCH, brick iront, three full sh ^ . dormer, plumbing In for Democrats Plan JtQOM VnTH kitchen >»rivUeges. >ma, fireplace, cellar, baSe- FOtfR ROOM first VERNON—Large 8% room raneb, extra batic basement ^garage. Babies accepted. Centrally local- heat, trees, near bus, MANCHESTER — Six room Cape. LEONARD W. TOSTy Jewalar. M atove, tee box ant) ItU^en i breezeway, oversized farsse, two Cloaa to B o^ra School. Clean aa County Meeting [.TV. SneciKllied RCA .^d. Apply Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch SL atore^K school'..'Carlton W. Hutch­ AftuninuQi storms and screens, new a pin. June 'occupancy, $18,800, Nasser Consisteitt niahed, oil burner. Adtilta flreplacez, combinations through­ r^t^. Ml 9-4M1. palm, adjuau watchea ,e»p«rtJy. ins. M Y^1S2. hot water heater. Convenient to ReMonabta prices. Open dally. $70. Unheated.’ MI #-078#^x' out, plastered, magnificent view. Ml 3-0154. Ciri and Esther mCE ROOM with lavatory, nrlvata shopping, schools and bUaes. Nice The Cove’htry Democratic Town Thuradsy e^mnga. 1S9 Rpnice $18,800. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real­ Schwarz. . ^ FlbOR ^AN om o "hi)d retinishtnr entrance. 14H Hackmatack St. COMPliEITELY rehovat^ ^fqur MANCH&S'tR^ — We have two yard, Priced to sell immediately at Committee will Ke host to the Tol­ Street. M1^A4887. ______beautiful two! cleaner. Pt«t^ up' anf de' SEASONEb hardwoiKi, Are- Mitten Agency, ReaRprs, MI \ 8:15 A.M . to 4;.’»0 P.M. floor. Kitchen atove and heating (XXI) price, $12,650. Ellsworth , Alltten ture will be among the topics which livery. Call Electroiibt authortied piacisy furnace. 19 and |io loads 3-6930 BOLTON—Two year old four rdojn Reardon Asks tried to cr«at«^ a SyriAii-IrMl V ______:------delivev^rL Ml 8-2994. FURNISHED ROOM for rent stove, $75 a rtinonth. Cal' AH ranch with carport. Large Uvlng Agency, Realtor, MI 3-0930 Or MI will be dtsepsegd at the meeting. Union dominated by "an Ira ^ sales anil service. Ml 94lt48 or JA 3-0581. SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. 9-5624, r<>PY (R isin g t im e f o r c i. a s s if ie d a d v t . 3A108. Please ash for Autustli • 109 Blr -h St, Ml 9-3884. OAKLAND ST.—Two famlly.XOll Excellent condition throughout. room with fireplace. Aluminum Raymond H, Bradley Sr., chair­ brand of cotnmunUm." H6 aald lie MUNDAT FBOAT 10:80 * * **• Kanilenskt. NEAR CENTER—Six room duplex hot water heat. CJbod Inve8ttn«.nt Two-car garage. Centrallv located. combinations. $>2,800. R, F. man of tjoe Coventry Democratic Sidewalks on never had permitted the Oonunu- ■ f u r n i s h e d ROOM, complete Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5245, WEST SIDE—AUrsctlve five room Town Coiiiniittee, will open' the now , redecorating. No peta. Call property. Priced to tell. ,$17,i Nice family home, $17,300. R. P. home,’me, enclosed breezewayoreezeway ga- niat party to operate legally la RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- housekeeping facilities. WJoman Philbrick Agency, MI 9-S484, or Barbara/Woods, MI 9-7702, session. He said he is in favor of Eg>'pt becauM “we are certain p l e a s e r e a d YOUR'a d only. One block from Centet. Call Ml 9-6382 after 5 p.m. LMmock Co.. Realtor. AH 9-5245, or raglgV $13,900. assume 4Li% cars, nmpll^rs, phonographs and Riibert Murdock, MI 3-6472, Bar­ Robert Alufdock, MI 8-6472. court re.fomi In the State and backs Golway St, the Communist party waa lAapired changers.^ver 47 .vears total ex­ MI S-8539. ______VERNON —Four room home, mod­ mortLortgage, small cash. Cariidh W. Oiacin^ or “W»Bt Ad»" ■ « token over the ??»"• “ • o»- SIX ROOM duplex with oil fur­ bara, Woods, AH 9-7702. Hutchfutchllv*. AH 9-51.32, the stand of Coventry's two repre- by a foreign ■power." He pledged perience, lio days guarantee on all ern kitchen, oil hot air heat, base- MANCflESTER—Six room Cape, senatlves, Charles Harlow Jr. ami ■■mi.Off Th#i AdverttMr read hl» ad the H R 8T DAV IT ROOM FOR rent in pr'Hate home nace, Centrally located. Adults Police Chief James l-eardon haa that "we will not yield our coun­ work, Potterton’s, Ml 9-4('!<7. -ment. A . good buy. $8,600 The \ shed dormer, fireplace, plastered Stephen I-oyztm, who also favor APPKARA M d REPORT ERttORS lii Utne for tbn ne*« SALE 1dl OFF on wallpapet. with or without kitchen prlvi- preferred. Cali Atl 3-8284. (XXII) c h a r m 'AN i T a i ^ b t a s t e advocated inatalllng sldewallia on try to communlam nor Ipoperial- n e Herald is rraii^siWe fof only ONE Incorrrc* or omitted Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8484. walls, full insulation, recreation court reform. HAROLD ft SON. Rubbish Remov­ tiles 4 c 'a tile. Kentlle, from 70" .Jeges. MI 3-8877. , ' Designed by a woman this cus­ both' sldea of Golway St. In a r a - lam.” '■ TWO ROOM furnished .xmttage, NEW SIX ri^m ranch, one block room] combination windows and Refre.shmenta will be aarved at insertion for nny ad^S^emenl snd then onij to the estent of « al-papers and ashes. Call Ml each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, $12,900 ATTRACTIVE t bedroom tom built ^i,-room home has port that will be considered hy-the On the previoia day Naaaer ac- BEAUTIFULLY furnished front heat, lights, hot wstier. Also from Green, large rooms two doors. Porch, trees, hot water oil the meeting, with Mrs. Benjamin "nimlte sood" tnsetnon. Errors nrhleh do not lessen the '■*•*** 0-4034. at the Gi^een. ranch, ceramic bath, iiot water heat, good location. West. Charles spacious i'Ot>ms,'\closets, cabinets. Board of Directors at a meeting (u.sed Karaem of Iraq of trying to ths ndvertlBen>e2tw-lli not be corrected by "m ake g ^ d insertion. bedrobm, tile bath, shower, free rooms. Scranton Tourist Fomes baths, built-in ktpve and oven, fire­ Walk-out basement, to parklike lot, Strack and Mra. Raymond Bradley and Cabins. Call between 5-7. Ml heat, basement picture window, Lesperance. AH 9-7620, 'Diesdav at 8 p.m. in the Afunlclpal "drive a wedge, ’.^tween the Iraqi at; MARINOS, M ft M Rubbish MAGIC CHEF gas heater, heats pa'rkingyX^ll MI 3-7119, 145’ frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ place Full baserftent, two-cAr ga­ has lavatory, ShoiVer, fireplace. Sr. in charge. Building. people fnd he UAR." By this 9-0826. rage. Your choice of i'^terlor TOUR »;OOPEKATIO.N WILE nifll M l 3-2711 Service, complete full time re­ six rooms, used two months. $85. ins. Ml 9-513'J. BFINTO.N STREET — Six room I Convenient to bus, AA zone. Ex­ Juatloe Ctmirl Case* Reardon said sidewalks should policy, N-arser added, Kaasem waa moval service. Industrial. corn- Call m 9-8797. FURNISHEb >, bedroom ton, wa4 fined $3 for failure to by Alai lin on the possibility of in- ] Night of Manchester Emblem Club jmade to said Association for pay­ pairs New and old work. Call MI ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- 15 OAK STREET Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. pany plan Douglas Motors. 333 I 3-0391. * j pentry. Alterations and add-ttona. or near this open territory. It i s ! cated in additional Income, Call i parking. low's, 867 Main St. NEW SIX room Colonial, $'7,900. VALUE A six room Colonial, a ' home on double lot. quiet lesiden- carry his atilo registration; How­ stalling an a.spliall walk rather j " '" ' he obseiwed Wednesday at 8 ment of the amount of. deposit. bounded by Birch, Main an d: . Hartford JA 7-7220. Main Street. ------— : Ceilings Workmanship vuaran- Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 q u IET. WARM room next to bath. RANC!:H—6H rooms. Ultra modem built-in dlshws.sher, IH baths, four rofim home package store.-tiai (AAl street. French dooi’s open ard Chri.stansen. .35, of Oak Grove. than an originally proposed con-^ P ui at the Elks Home. ] REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and tged A A, DlOn, Inc., 299 Autumn COMMERCIAL business or office Covenlr.v, waa fined $3 for failure FOUND - One mongrel part Collie Near Center. Gentleman. rivate apace for rent. Up to 6500 square —situated on a spacious lot, in built-in stove and oven. Crmplete- candv store RaraRe Call Paul J- f®®”" ^5x15' llvinR room to .screened Crete one.' Aaphall would he leas! Mrs. Charles W. Lathrop Sr., iu- ; draperies custom made. Free es- sj 3-4860. hav? apTe " na'°;::Jid^ need OUTSTANDING^ aale, opportunity Closed Mondays to carry his operators female white and brown Call ! 1957 VOIXSWAGEN, Call yn -Well established national finan­ phone on floor. 37 Foster St. CaU feet. Will subMivide. Main Street. exclusive surroumiings. Beautiful Iv landscaped, Amesite 'r ve R. Correnti All 3-,5.36.3 '12x20' porch. Formal dinInR room, l'®en*®: I expensive, j preme district deputy for eastern I.ee Frarchla, Dog Warden, Ml , limatek. Open evenings for your, ------money, I will train you t< earn i living room with large picture F Dlmock Co., Realtor. AH ______I cheerful kitchen with breakfast David Barlow, 18, Willimantic, was In favor at the heating were !Connecticut and past*president of 9-4924. convenience P ft M Upholsterv COUGHLIN ROOFING Company. $3 an'hour selling our fragrances cial concern has twp permanent, USED REFRIGERATOR. Excel­ MI 3-5331. Located near C“nter. Plentv of 8-8594. ____ full time openings, peat appear­ parking. Phone AH 9-5229 or AH window, built-in bookcases, 9-5245. or Robert Afurdork, AH SPRUCE STREET 12 room house [nook. I’ j baths. Open attic full fined $9 for abandoning a motor Hem y Gi zyb. 9B North SI . and the I Manchester Emblem Club, will be I Shops, 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-6.324. Inc Aluminum aiding, asphalt- and cosmetics. Call CH 6-16.58. lent condition. \>rv reasonable. FURNISHED light housekeeping paneled walls and wall to wall with apace fpr store. Ix>t\4Rxlf.0. [ basement. RaraRe for .3 cars. State- vehlrle: .lohn Luoke. 50. Storrs, 1958 CADLITAC Coupe DeVille ______asbestos roofing. Ajso aluminum, ing. aggre.ssive salesmen, ■ ver 30. 3-7444. 3-6472. Barbara Woods. ATT 9-7702. Rev. Walter Hyazko. pi esident and ] honored, FOUND—IJist week, w-rlsPvatch - CaU MI 3-7766. room with electric refrigerator. carpeting. Full basement with Phone John H. Lappen li\, AH ly treea and shniba provide nriva was fined $6 for failure to obey p'inlshed in beautiful crystal . jrixiORS CI-EANED and wa.xcd of gelvanlrcd or copper gutters and WIDOWER and three children de­ Call on husineks-professiona) ac- i pastor of 81. John’s Polish N a-i Following the meeting a buffet on Main St. Owmer may claim Near Main St. Suitable for ladies 2,000 SQUARE feet of spa-t. Will: recreation------room------and built-in — ...... bar...... 9-5261. AH 3-5219, AH 9-2896. ry. Convenient to bus and school. State Traffic Commlaaion signs; green This car i.s Imninciilale ^|j hinds. Homes and stores. Rea- leaders. NU 3-7707. sire housekeeper. Must live in. counts Manchester area. Car es-j HOTPOINT automatic washed. Ex- (XXV) lional Catholic Church They aald, served. Mra. Har- upon poBlIlVe Identification and Or couple. Call MI 3-6388. subdivide. 166 West Aliddle Tpke. I Two-car garage. $38„500. Phll- Owner transferred. Shown by ap­ and Jacob Isserman. 57. of no cer­ Ihe walk would brnefn Robertson I B„mett is chairman of ar- throughout Fiilly power: gonahle. TR 5-9381, Call MI 9-1978. sential. Drawing account plus | celleiit running condition. Call MI MAI;(CHESTER and vicinity \ pavment of this ad. Phone Mr. equipped. Verv low mileage Call ------;------Call AH 3-7043. Air. Mull. ! brick Agency, MI 9-8464. NEW SIX room Cape. West Side, pointment tain addre.ss. waa fined $10 for boBiLs quslificd men. Write Box | 9-9896. COMFORTABLE room for rent or Eleven new and used ranches from Srhool pupils ,, ,i, rnngementa. Knight. M l 3-1173. ______HArriSon 3-2.518, ask for G eorge, ig^ECU'RICAL work by Walt PART-TIME—Mothers and house­ built-in range and oven, vestibule. -WALTON W, GRANT AGENCA’ breach of the peace. For the comrele walk, the] g, Patrick's motif will be Roofinx any appointment. Exper paired. AM work guaranteed Free pointment c.ill MI 3-5247. I GIBSON refrigerator, in good run­ (XXVTH) School Board Meeting Those opposed were Hedwig lanced tax work. 24 nour -ervice. FOR SAI.E 1951 Ford custom years' experience. Free esti­ Manage a nursery’, experieneed tleman in private home. Write 3-6930 SPRl.tCE .STREET 8 room house. pick-up and delivery We also | mates. Call Howley, M l 3-6361, MI ning condition, $25. MI 9-5138. The Board of Education will Dawidowicz, 45 Noith .St.: Made­ 43aU M3 8-4728,______tw*o-door sedan wllh overdrive. sharpen oxen, scissors, chisels, | EXPERIENCED office clerk for Box R, Herald. Houses for Rent 65 COVENTRY—New 6 'i room anch, One acre of land. Partly in busi­ 3-0763. in trimming and planting nursery ATANCHESTER—Spacious six room ness zone two Excellent potential meet at 8 p m . ATonday at Cov­ line Smith, .33 Golway. St.: and Fid- Call MI 3-4891. planer blades and knives Bruno modern air-conditioned office. 40 three bedroom, living room, kitch­ I.ots for Rale 73 entry Gnommar School. This meet­ ward and Harriet Moriariy, 64 N. FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ Moske Ml 3-0771. ‘ KITCHEN GAS range good condi­ HOUSE—One floor, two porches, | ranch, screened porch, 'ireplace. en and dining area. Built-in ’ ange for rom m eiiial use Phone John l\)wji of Andover pared'with your savings in mind. hour week. .3 day weekend every jiock nece.s.sarv. ApartRients— Flats— baseboard heat, knotty pine, oak ; parage, near school, stores. $15,590 H Lappen Inc. Ml 9-.5261, AH i ing was postponed from March 9 Scliool St. For a concrete w'alk, HAVE COMPANY car. Must sell other week. Typing and bookkeep­ tion. m 9-6791. and oven, fireplace and mantle. Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6246. 1955 Ford V'-8 four door station TV ANTENNAS repaired and in­ Heating and Plumbing 17 Tenements 63 floors furnished. Call AH 3-8389. easily financed, AH 3-0154. Carl 3-5219, AH 9-2896 |VERNON-Two house lots', $1,600 because of the special town meet­ they would have paid, respective­ Town Planning and ing experience noce.ssary Write Basement garage, hot water heat. ly, $210: $205.44; ahd $239 64. wagon, black, whitewalls, radio stalled Call Modern TV Service. Call Tlioma.s M. Burgess LARGE SIZE tapestry wing chair, and Eathei; Schwarz. each. Other lots available in Man­ ing. INCOME TAX forms prepared by 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re­ Jarvis Enterprise, 283 E Center Situated on one acre lot. Close to 28 ACRES GOOD land. 5'4 room chester area. Philbrick Agency. On Ihf ag:enda will be * disinni* Tile lifth property-owner. Walter Zojiing Commission and healer. Call MI 3-2883. MI 3-8185, practicallv new. Reasonable. Call 15 MINUTE fide to Vernon. Three Notice is hereby given there will appointment In your home or modeling, repairing, new installa­ St , Manchester, stating exper­ -MI 4-1877 Sunday, MI 9-9628. room apartment with garage, Suburban for Rent 66 GI^STONBURY — Five room house, Timken hot water heat, AH 9-8464. aion of meeting held March 5 | Wajnarowlcz. was not at the hear- . - - rr> mine. EJxperienced, competent EVKREADY Ashes, riibbi.sh re­ tions electric sew er” cleaning, ience and salary desired. stove, refrigerator. References. MI ranch, full basement, plastered i r>»nitm- AH 9 5’>45 good barn. 6 miles. Carlton W. with RHAAI Regional District ; ing He would have paid $141.60 for , h» a public hearlrig of the Toivn REDUCED $75 to $65 and $90 to FERGUSON RD.-103 ft. wooded work at reasonable fee. Call MI Trailers 6-A moval, Cellars and attics cleaned. drainpipes cleaned fast and effi­ 9-2837. walls, ful) Insulation, attached “ mock Hutchins. AH 9-51.32. school officials. Attending from a concrete walk ' Planning and Zoning Commlasion 3-2699. ' - i No job too big or small Sundays ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. Musical Instruments 53 $80_Two three room apartments, plastered garage. Large lot. Ex- - lot in beautiful residential area, town were Board Chairman Mrs. j The mailer will come up during of _ Hall, M a r^ I GREAT lAKES "46 10' complete | available, package delivery, light Help Wanted— Male 36 TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Rockville, heat, hot water, electric cellem condition. Owner moving Rurnara oon. . . CHARAHNG 5 room ranch on city utilities. Bargain at $3,500. Alma C. Heckler, board membera the portion of the meeting Tues at 7:30 P.M. to consider and act S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ Situations Wanted— HEAR NIJW Kinsman orga- with 105 Birch St. Call MI 9-5601 after stove, refriRe.rator. Rarbapr dis­ level 100x200 lot Two bedrooms AH 3-01.54 Carl and Esther; Burton C. Hansen and F'’red- day night dealing with renorts of upon the request of Eugene Carini, new style, colored spplianccs, expressing. MI 0-5045. out of state. Priced a; onlv (XXX) INCOME TAXES prepared. Call front kitchen. $4,960 Only $650 ing contractor. New Installations, TOOL MAKERS Female 38 percus^ibn added: Big savings on 5 p.m. posal. No dogs Call Tr 5-2.505 or $17,800. CTiarles Lesperance. MI aie twin size witli more than Srhwarzy''. “ e,rick C, .Mohr, Superintendent of the general manager. President of OTC of New England MI 9-9056. alteration work and repair work. dempristration modMs. Dutaldo TR 5-5050. ample closets. A spacious kitchen Schoola Royal O. F'laher and Mrs.. Reardon's report:: Inc. on property of Leonard OigUo down. Jensen's, Inc islwa.Vs re­ NEW EFFICIENCY apartm-nt for 9-7620. I LAKE STREET New six room ! 34 ACRES Prime residentie! prop- liable! Rolling Hills. Route 44-A. Household Services Ml 9-3808. AND REFINED WOMAN--excellent ref­ Music Center, 186 West Middle with disposal and tan. and a 23' Robert Cleverdon of lh,e Coventry! "Taking Into considerst'ion that for a change of zone from Agricul­ rent with kitchen, living room, ROa counts on Spencer foundations and 2',i room apartments. beautifuHv ATurdorirt AH 3-6472, Barbara ing driving school. Three skilled, after 6 p m j moving, packing, storage l^oiv HIGH HOURLY RATES __ I-gabardine, -size 20, Excellent con­ one or two only, $95 monthly. Can pointment to inspect. file with the Planning and Zoning bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. to fer i dition, An 9-415.5. 179 Alain St. and completely furnished, healed. SIX ROOAI ranch plus utility room , Woods, AH 9-7702, pupils when the To,wn of Windham [ -yMCA at other times, the courteous Instructors. Class room rates on long distance moves PUPPIES — Making room be seen at 189 West Middle Tpke., slops accepting local pupils RHAM ' ,|,ai St. John’s Polish Na- Commission. AH persoitz Interested Winona McLeod. PI 2-7048, instructions for 15. 16. 17 year SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet Apt. F. Phone AU 3-7091, Central. TR 5-9992, TR 5-5531, TR and attached garage. Qnly six ------T v Y 48 states. Ml 3-5187. If you don’t qualify for one of , spring litters. Boxers,. German m a n c i Ie .s t ?:r offii’iala offered to lake at least c^,„reh is located on the may appear and be heard. olds. Telephone Mr. Mbrtlock, wash, damp or fluff dry. k o ld t-d ______5-2244. j years old. Ideally located near| (AAAi) Suburban for Sale 75[ CHARACTER READINGS dally these positions, please do not ap- Shepherri.s, Doberman Pinrehers. THREE I.OVEI-5' evenin gowms. FOR RENT—Six room duplex, oil 200 Coventry students next y®6® ^^-th *|de and Manchester Uthu- Raymond P. HouI« Director of Driver Education. and wrapped free M»nchcster j ^'y^j^erHESTER Package Delivery. Airdalps, Boston Tem ers. Very Bucklev School, buses and stores. Chairman from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Advice on Laundrom at/660 Center______St ' Light"trucking and package deltv- ply. Size 11-12 $5. Call AH 9 7089 heat good location. Call All ROCKVILLE -Five room and sun- $15,900 Neat four and four flat. on a tuition basis. anian O ub on the aqiith side of all problems. 607 Main St., next MI 9-7398. reasonable. Call AD 3-49.50. ’S™';'’' 0„ S„„,.|COVrN™v Buy of the week. 4- MAL TOOL & 3-6052. porch, two-family house, electric No deriaion is expected to be Golway St., wlilch facilities arc to Mohegan Market, Hartford, CH WEAVING ■'of hums EVENING GOWN, size 9, waltz stove and refrigerator, oil heat. ! sun , clo.se to Buckley School. room dwelling witli one car ga­ reached at the meeting, according 1 ARSON'S Connecticut's first li­ and to r/ clothing, hosiery «t7ve^r^ovfnriP>au“ ^ ENGINEERING COMPANY j ALL SHOTS .spayed, hoiisebroken -C: Nicely S:., "B.., ..p, I V, ...H rage. large lot immediat'- occu- used by elderly people, it is my 7- 1779. ’ chairs for rent. An 9-0752. | ...... | puppy. Must sell, $10. Cal’. All length. Worn two times, $10. Two FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. garage. Adults only. Applv in 100 "Best rape I’ve to Ctiairman Airs. Heckler. censed driving school rained. handbags repaired. - zipper ______person. 26 Oak St., Rockville. ' I scaped. Qualified buyer can as . wooded lot Brick front says one of our competitors. Real' panc.v, full price. $8,800. $800 or belief in the Interest of public 291 ADAAIS STREET 9-86l/ dozen Red Seal records. MT 3-7449. Heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Honor fiourt Po*l|M»ned HALL FOR hire—weddings, etc. Certified and approved, is ow of­ placMbenl. umbrellas "epalred. j MANCHESTER Aloving and Truck­ i sump mortgage. Priced for. 400 R F Dimork C o. Real- brick with full shed dormer Five' $1,000 down payment Call Alice safety that sidewalks be provided fering classroom and tehlnd electric refrigerator and gas 1 $11 The Boy Scout Troop 63 court Accommodates up to 800. Call JA men g shut collars ceveraed and 1 inc Company Ixical and 'one d is-: WANTED - First class turret lathe HARTFORD -- 211 Wethersfield immediate sale. Call AH 9-60.53. tor. MI 9-5245 o>- Robert Mm - rooms finiahed. plumbing in for ^ Clampet, Realtor, AH 9-4543 or on both the north and south sides wheel Instruction for teenagers. stove. Call AH 9-4071 or MI of honor scheduled for Monda.v has 8- 9273. ext. 8, replaced Alarlow’s Little Alend-. >______------i,i„_ —, I ------operator,- Atust '—be ~ ableki. •-to set up | LIGHT BLUE casual coat, size 10- 9-5779 from 5 tb 7 p.m. Avenue. Well heated, light house­ Air. Johnson, evenings anr' week­ of CJolwav St. (from North St. to Ml 9-8075. tance moving, parking and stor- Poultry and Supplies 43 ATANCHESTER—Six room colonial dock. AH 3-6472. Bai bara Woods, extra bath Basement garage. | been postponed A pril I'') "J, J I Nortli School' St . I. ig Shop. I age Weekly van service to New and operate to blueprints Paid j 12, like new. $20. All 9-1144. keeping room. Inquire first floor, plastered walls, full irisulation] ; AH 9-7702. ; storm windows, etc and spotles.s. ends. MI 3-7.3.5L p.m. at tlie Ameiican l^egion "When weatitcr permits, a stop ATTENTION teenagers, new driver I York. All 3-6563. holidays and vacation. Wilco Ma.' SCHAUB Turkey Farm — Fresh FOT TR ROOM first floor part- Mrs. Kenney, Personals ■ 3 FLAT FINISH Holland window chine Tool Co., Route 6 ft 4 Bol- ment, heat, electricity, hot w’ater, fireplace, lavatory, tile bath full! v ^ VERNON CENTER Three bed­ Home on Wall " I sign will be placed at the inter- education classes starting aturr frozen turkeys for Easter. Toms, 58 HARTFORD - - 78 Jefferson St. attic, porch Hot water oil heat,:I ( (XXXTT)a a XTI) iferied Five rooms, huge open | ape. ial meeting of all parents o f , g^hnnl .nd Got- shades, made to measure All ton. Wanted— To Buy near Center. Adults. All 9-2868, ’ ...... - 1 breezeway. and an oversized g a -; room ranch, fully insulated, rec­ section of North School and Gol VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In day. Ca!l Mr. Mlclctte, .danchpS- metal Venetian blinds "t a new oven ready. 50c lb. Hen.s 55c lb, Well heated six room furnished amesite drive, cilv utilities. Side-1 r;;; r~ . i-. i ------reation room, storm doors and the Scouts of the troop at the ter Driving Academy. CoventVy. Painting— Papering 21 188 Hillslqwn Rd.. Alanchester. VVE BUY and sell antique and used MI 9-7452.______walks, large lot. Vacant. Charles i V^RNON^-'*C’i way SI. to stop and control south- j my own home shop. Forty vears low price Khys made while you apartment with TV. $35 weekly. j level. High wooded lot. Cathedral ' .atair*. The lot is 100x300 and load- ' windows, awning.*. er.co.sed ' April session. [ bound traffic u.*ing North .School 1 PI 2-7249. wait. Alatlow'a. furniture, china; glass, silver, Pic-J-pj^rREE ROOAf heated apartment; Adults only. Inquire first floor. I^esperance. AH 9-7620. ~ " a „ r- . . . breezeway. attac hed garage, large Officer.* lecenllv elected at the ■ „. .. factory experience. Aii makes, low PAINTING AND paperhanging. BODY AND fender man with some _ ------celling with redwood hpajna Built-! vi’ilh trees. , Beautiful setting.! St.” rates, free estimates, free pickup experience. All 3-7043. | ^ ^ ^ “ 1 tiire‘ frames,' ------guns.------attic cf itenls, $75. Call AH 9-5229 AInnday to ~ Fri­ Mrs. Kenney. lot, $17,000. Contact owner, TR troop committee's annual meeting BELAlONT Rug Cleaning Com Good clean workmanship at rea­ Articles For Sale 45, whole estateses FurnitureFi refin­ ATANCHESTER—Sherwood Circle, j in range and oven T j bath.*, large j jqgai f„j. retiring couple. Spring! and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA Motorcycles^BicvCles 11 sonable rates. 30 years In Alan- day, 9 to 5 p.m. F'iye room ranch, full basement. ; fireplace Finished laundrv room. gt. ! 5-7173. were Beinard Brown, chairman; 2-8804. pany For those lyho are about ished and repaired Furintiire Re- ROCKVILLE-14 Laurel St. Well —-— ———------r j Charles Raisch, secretai.\'-lreasur- their rugs - phone Ml 3-0012-. Chester. Raymond Fiske. All STATE or tONNP.CTirn ; , p7j'/g-j-ice and Sales. Talcott AIODERN THREE room apart­ heated three room furnished two fireplaces, plastered walls, full I Garage TTirep bedrooms $17 99A jlg.ooo — New ranch w'ith at I M iss M essen fjer USED REBUILT blcyples and tri- 9-9237. R F, Dimork Co., Realtor. AH BOLTON -Well hudi 8 room. U j ',,.; Everett N. Barth, scoutmaster: WANTED—Ride from St. James Free pickup and delivery Free Open Cempetitivp E.xaminaUon , chooso from at handsom® sav- vine. MI 3-7149. ment, stove and refrigerator, $80 apartment. A,18o two room apart insulation, tile hath. Wood sheath­ tached garage, built in oven, full [ bath, pine paneled den. fiieC g^jj Howai’d A. (T aft and CJharles cycles for sale. 645' North Main inpa. Trimmpd and coatod C, J. i ______------24 ing, with sjiingles. sidewalks, 9-5245. or Robert ATuidork ATI ^ peUgr. If you want a new three St. to Hartford National Bank ft St. Call MI 9-2302/ estimates given We specialize In pAiNTER and paperhanger, deco- Notice j a month. Call AH 9-7319. ment. Inquire first floor place, ba.sement garage. , i^werv a.ssi.*tant acoulmaslers. L Feted at Show ers Trust Co. or vicinity Heubleln furnltuie and wall to wall carpet- rating Good clean Job, reasonable Morrison Paint Store, 365. Center I W A N T E D T O B U Y Grove St., Apartment 9. curbs. City utilities. Amesite 3-6472. Barbara Woods. MI 9 7702 ^ bedroom home, it is impossible to and sash, amesite drive on land- St I FOITR ROOAI furnished apart- drive. Irfimediate occupancy. 1 top this for value. Fire .Auxlllar.v Aleeting ■ Hotel. Hours 8 or 8:15 to 4:30. MI ______1_ ' price. S. Ycncha, AU 9-6914 after Accounting: Clerk. Closing: d a le; ______Good used resalahle furniture, (XXXIIT) scaped acre, plu.s good chicken i The Women’a Auxiliary of the Miss Lynne ' Alcasenger, 2,50 9-1247 after 5:30. Business Services Offered 13 also small upright and spinet i ment, heated, hot water, "arage. Charles Lesperance. AH 9-7620. ] $18,500 Tanner Street close to coop. Extra lot available. (jail!, TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all ______April 1. 1959. No. 3307. Rcsicienx:00 n f Himockj^ZiReal nice Alanv extra.* Owner MI 9-1477 'meeting. Plana will be discussed second was given last night at the Edward R. Price. AH 9-1003. Head Baker. Closing dale April Also one 21” lawn mower. 1950 $13,900 i City utilities. 30 days occupancy. I Co.. Renltor. ATT 0-5245. or Bar­ 1 for the bowling party in April. : home of the bride-to-be. Miss Joan MORIARTY a good selection. Look behind our i Skilled workmanship. Call Andy 8. 1959. No. 3308. Residence re­ $18..500 Adjacent to Buckley I office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. Sebilia, Ml 9-8919. half ton F'orci panel tnirk. Call 6 ROOM CAPE ' (Carles Ivesperance. MT 9*7620. bara Woods, AH 0-7702. Robert . School, another good solid ranch C X E N T R \ Contemporary I with Alia. Jean Swamion as gen-j Kent and ATlss Alary Austin were quired. $3,720-$5.340 per annum. AH 3-8946. Rooms Without Board 59 Business Property for Sale 70 [ Alurdock AH 3-6472 BROTHERS Building— Contracting 14' Private Instructions 28 (All Finished) 'with attached garage, full base- ranch. 5'- rooms, basement rec- eral chairman. ! hostesses at the second shower, b e f o r e y o u BUY a'used car LEAVE YOUR rubbish worries to (Residence waived if insufficient Porter Street area, near MANCHESTER—Five room rrnch, POWER AfOWERR Toro, Jacob- ] HEATED ROOAI for one or two I ment, three bedrooms, rear porch reation room, patio, range, disti- Alcmbera are also making prep- ' Mias Mes.senger and Donald 801 CENTER St. see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick m e! Cellars. attics cleaned applications received i. *rhool, tranRpnrIation and PACKAGE store, gas station, seven I full basement, hot water oil heat, (XXXIV) washer. Owner. Cal! MI 9-8689. arations for catering at a dinner j Duda will be married on April 4 BIDWEILI. HOAfE Improvement STENOGRAPHY — Intermidiate sen. Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. gentlemen. Free parking. 54 High I and other choit-e features. MI S-6I86 Salsa and Service. 285 Main Lght trucking Of all Kinds, for Hhnpping. Priced to aell. room house plus extra rental unit. ] fireplace, tile bath, colored fix­ ' of the League of Women Voters at [Z-f H a.m. in St. Bridget s Church, „ - . - ^ _____ •.[ Alterations, additions, ga dictation class starting March 16, Industrial Training Officer Reel .ind rotary. Al.so riding mow-! St. ■ $20,505--Henrv Street. Varant Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evenings. home/, sto^n a j^ o ffice s Norm s rages. Roofing and siding experts. , Alary Javnc Alitchell, AH 3-8295. ______u. Located on a heavily traveled l tures, built-in oven and stove. COVENTRY AtfracUve five room ^ attached two-car tpower plant I. Closing date April ers. Parts and service. Capitol Amesite drive, city utilities, its annual banquet in April, Mrs. i : Trucking.” AH 8-8905. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. I ------:------^ ^ ------FURNISHED ROOAI, conveniently R. F. DIMOCK route, with an excellent ootential I ranch. Large kitchen, three b®<^-! ^ Wanted- Itefll Estate 77 l Joseph Eichner and Atrs. Herman 1. 19.59. No 3309. Residence re­ Equipment Co. 38 Alain St., Alan- for future growth. Guaranteed in- j $12,990. CTiarles I..e8peranre, AH Unexcelled workmanship. Ei^sy located One minute from Alain rooms, nice living room, large lot. ; ^ .j Ro.*- F’. LeDovt head the rommittee In quired, $4,200-$.5,820 per annum. | rhester, AH 3-7958. Ml 9-5245 vestment \rith all types of .Jane-1 9-7620. budget terms AH 9-6495 or TR ( Bondf -Stocks Mortgages 31 St Light housekeeping. Woman A comfortable home for modest SELLING VOUR home? For,charge of the arrangements. Saw-Simples For Tots Ing available. For further informa-, „ c- sible to trade on this home Oh 5-9109. I University Security Officer, II only. Ml 9-7959. ' j living Priced at only $12,650. R. yea. haa rombination windows, prompt, efficient, courteous aerv A Quick Way To Trim! tion call R. F. Dlmock Co., AH i ATANCHESTER, Summer St, Six F, Dimork Co Realtor AH In Honor Society’ TOO AtANI’ DEB'TS? Consolidate ' tpolirel. Closing date April 1, 1959. i Boats and Accessories 46 too. ice and appraising without nbliga CARPENTER desires repair work, .vour payments and improvr vour ' 3310 Residence required, 9-5245. rooms, plastered walls, oil heat, 9-5245. Or Barbara Woods AH Mrs. .lohn T. (Jousin of Prospect NOTICE enclosed porch. city utilities. $22,000 ... Immaculate oversized linn, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, St. has been chosen for member- all types of remodeling. Dial PI credit Etapding. $22 25 ner month . ;53 72n-$5,340 per annum 12 FOOT KING CRACT with wind-1 9-7702. Robert Afurdork, Ml 3-6472. Ml 3-6969 or VYesley R. Smith. As­ Charles Lesperance. AH 9-7620. cape. Four gooA bedioom.<-, two .ahip in ''Tassels, " the freshmen 2-7728, will pay off $1,000 If vou own shiel.d and convertible top, other, sociates. AH 9-8952. Alember Multi­ real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask' Barber, II. Closing date April 1, Houses for Sale 72 (XXXV) full baths. Built m oven, two fire- woman's honorary society at the East, West and Buckland Cemeteries FOR COMPLETF alterations and accessories. Also trailer. Can JA ' AlANCHESTER-English Colonial. nlaij'e.*. garage, rear porch, com- ple 1 istlng Service. Frank Burke or Mrs Carter for 1959 No. 3311. Residenoe required, 8- 4971 nfter,5:.3n for appointment’.'REGA HEIGHTS SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room Six large rooms, large sunporch. University of Connecticut It Is requested that Cemetery lot owners remove nay winter cabinet work. For quick service details Connecticut Al.orlga, e Ex-j $3,720-$5,340 per annum. iTmmedi- binetions. plus the carpeting This Flstabllshed four years ago. WANTED ranch, built-in oven and ranee. lavatory, tile bath! modern ' itchon BOX AIOUNTAIN DR , Vernon - is an excellent biiv. Rockledge BUY — SELL — TRADE grave decorations that they wish to keep,. with reasonable winter prices. For rhange, 15 Lewi.s St., Hartford. | nte vacancy exists at the Conneeti- 18 FOOT outboard cabin cruiser Spacious seven rootn ranch, large Tassels’ has as its objective the BOLTON Lot 100x200. $16,600. Philbrick garage, amesite drive. Plastered area. Sale.* price tar below re­ Want to sell your proT)''rly. Starting Monda.v. March 16, 1669 the annual clean-up of the free estimate call Joe Girardin. ------^ ^ ------[cut School for Boys in Afcridcni. with 35 h p. motor apd ail acces­ Middle age man, capable redwood paneled living room, three Greenwood, Inc. will buy for all i encouragement of high scholastic AH 9-8933, Beautiful new 6 room Agency, MI 9-8484. walls, full kttlc, hot water oil htat. placement coat July 1st occupan ground* will begin In preparation for Eaater. sories. C. G. registered. AH truck driver, willing to trees, shrubs, city utilities,' good bedrooms, den, and separate din­ rv_allow us ample lime to sell i cash, or work out a trade, (juick i performance and development of Help Wanted I'emalc 3o Mail request for apppllration to 9- nfi5h. i ranch's one acre wooded ing room. Kitchen, built-in range CARPENTERS, experienced in lot, cathedral eeillnfi: In learn business as he goes location. ; Excellent condition. your present home j action assured. Call and gut our j leadership ability. Students must GEORGE W. ELLIOTT, Saperintendent biiijding and contracting, altera WOAIAN WANTED with some I State Personnel Department, Room Charles l!,esperanre. AH 9-7620. and ovpn, wall refrigerator.- TAi’o- achieve a "B plus" average to P. O. 6808 State Office Building. Hart- I living room, biillt-lif along toward a good job, car garage, I’i acre lot, $26,800 $27,000 ’ Another with four bed-1 d®6l' ’’2 "b jig "'’®® tions, additions, porches, .-‘ c Spe­ automobile in.surance experience , . GREENWOOD, INC., j qualify for member.ship in the State ; , utove and oven, 2 full .Slate references, age, MANCHESTER— Five rooms. 3,R. F. Dimock Co . Realtor, AH rooms, but this is a large colonial cializing In cottages, garages sid to ma’Ke telephone solici'ations , 6PP|>' iu pcr.son M bath^i^—»22..*i00. I socielV. I from her home at her own hours. ' D/parlmcnt or miy of- R pail Herald AH vb. down, ? up, oil heat, Insuietion, 9-5245, or Barbara Woods MI AH [ with hveezewav and two-car ga­ MI 3-1.577 ingb. Guaranteed workmanship. previous experiences, etc. NEW 6 ROOM rage. Two firenlaces, 1’ i baths, j Church Service* AH 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Write Box Y. Herald. i f'®® the Connecticut State Em- tile bath, city utilities, la.ge lot. 9-'i[702, Robert Aturdock, AH 3-6472. ! ployment Service. R. P. DIMOCK ' CAPE $12.300: Charles Lesperance, MI plaster, stone front. Now under I The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pas­ WRITE BOX E tor, will use "A Forced Religion,” ALTERATIONS and remodeling — HOP HOAIE PARTIES- Openings! I Ml 9-5245 9-7620/ (XXXVI) ronstnietion. See it now and have Legal Notice kitchens, bathrooms, attics-, cel­ for party plan demons’ rators. WANTED—Alachinist. Afu.st be ' c /0 h e r a l d AU room* furnished — vour own decorating choice. las his sermon toplr during the 11 || buUt-ln atove, oven and VERIZON —New six room Build- a m. service tomorrow at the Sec­ COLOR STAMP-ONS lars, residing, porches, roofing Housewares, toys, gifts, novelties. ; able to set up and operate TWO IN ONE package. A niC' two- -n m T n v i-i.tiitatio.n okiikb and room additions. Connecticut No rolleoting. No delivering. Ex­ machines. Only all around hood, ceramic tile bath, er’s/'Model Ranch, basement ga­ family and a .separate four room m t ljl (t -> at a I Ul'l'.'l UK I’HUBATI-;, Iv 1(1 ond Congregational Church. ■ IS MOTIFS need apply. Paid, holida paneled fireplace wall, rage, built-in oven aqd range The final session for new mem- f Pvcmodeling .Services 31 ('ak St. perience not neces.sary. Call or zii C 0 L0 N I4 -L home. This two-family is ir very $14,900, , , Five „ rooms, ■ plu.s^ . two Ditftnrt all breezewav and garage. Real choice 4»rdor in ^newapaper havinK a Kvents Today fields of carpentry. Contract or Atamian's Maeliise Clesns4 OPEN HOUSE worth Mitten Agency. Realtor, MI TWO-FAAHLY — Excellent condi­ wishes to announce on St. Patrick’s Night, March. 17th, mm 3-6930 or AH 9-5524, and. again, dam g o ^ value. rii (‘Illation in paifl pnibatp diRlrtrt Pilgrim Fellowship annual par­ hourly rates, AH 3-0731. Septic Tank*. Dry Wells, Sewer COMMERCIAL tion, 6-5, choice location, $16,700. thiF , $15,900 Another ^ *ib lv nriced | court ent’s night, 8 p.m., Quandt Hall: 10i00-10;30 P.M.. EST on .^BC^TV, Channel 8, New BOARniNG HOME Line* In-taHi'd—Cellar tVafer- R. F. Dlmock’ Co., Realto*. AH 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. MANCHESTER—To be built—three 9-5245. or Barbara Woods, AH home. Selling fdr FT^A valuation. o( ihA nolK-*- Kivun. Grade 8 membership class. 9:30 Haven, Conn., a vivid commercial featuring .Alsaf Roofing— Siding 16 pmnfing Done. Fully Insured • bedroom ranches, 980 square ft., Five rooms, cu.stom built for the JOHN J. WAU.KIT, JudR9f. a.m-. Cht|rch Community House;, FOR THE AGED 9-7702, Robert Murdock AH aluminum Five welded enamel siding, will be sMCcn fireplace, tile bath, beautiful ; 3-8472, owners. FAilt basement with ga­ I.I.MITATION OROKR Snip, Sni*p and Sew 4-H Club. 2 RAY’S ROOI'InTi CO., shingle,and ATEN and WOAIEX c in n ey Ml 9-0366 5. cabinets and paneling. $14,800 rage. Red! high location. Good vr A COl’ RT OK I’KOBATE hMd p.m., home of. Mrs. Louis Tuttle: STATE and PRIVATE M K BROS. SUNDAY, when Alcoa tells America: You can L IVE with built-up roofs, gutter and ciiiiduc- and $15,000. AH' 1-0154. Carl and neighbors. Many extras that make ___Mttnch»*atrr. .... witjiin...... and for thf* Uriel r.»dge. AF and AM. 7:30 CALL ROCKVILLE PI 2-60,10 1) (XXXVIII) Diatricl ot Manchpular. on itw; 11th day tor work: roof, chimney repairs . Sewerage Disposal Co. C/-VLU Esther Schwarz. a regular house a cozy t'on’ffqrt- of March: 1959 p.m.. Maso.nir Hall. Merrow. aluminuth. Be sure to watch Alcoa presents “ The Dead Ray Hagenow, AH 9-2214; Ray TR 5-3703 l.$0-l.$'» Pearl 8L—All S-A308 i((IARCH 15. 1959 able home. ! 11(1)1. Juhn J. Walleit. Judgo, I Jackson. AH 3-8325. THE NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six KWaIh of .John F‘*r«ol4*rlrk PirkT«‘j« ___ Part Of The House.” .> PAH-O-RAMA What a wonderful way to trim room Cape Cod, choice It'cation. '^ATost of these homes are rela­ aka>3 John F. Plcklt'* late of Manchea- IVlAnrliester Evening Herald Cov- the children’s linens and wearables Aluminum combinations. Priced to tively new listings, but lye have tnr in said Df«irici. i entnr ooiTcapondent, Mrs. PaiiUne ■ ^ II ■ ' V DkfUng lltU« two piece outflLs others. Also, we have available the On motion of KHther. M Pirklru of m tle , telephone P llfrim 2-6281. — simply iron these delightful pet 11 Lawton Rood seR. $13,900. R. F. Dimock Co., aaldlid ManchPSt»*r...... executrix. . ------. * ' r * TRI-STATE CONSTRUCTION 0 0 . to drM your tola alike. Sew-aim- motifs, no embroidery necessary! Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Barbara Multiple Listings of our associated ORDERKD; Tliat al.x month.*) from HOUSINC I For , 881 MAIN S-T., MANCHXSTER^ ste. Aim DlTACUCAl. Pattern No. 2735 ha*, c o I o r 1 • SEPTIC TANKS REGA HEIGHTS Woods, Afl 9-7702, Robert Mur­ realtors. Remember, o\ir conven: pie nth dav of March. 1969. be and the MonchMftr, Conn.j lentlv located office at 244 Main name are limited and allowed for the FREE ‘ 4m m with Patt-O-Rina la transfers for 15 months: plus di-1 6 ROOM RANCH CLEANED and INSTALLED WANTED-OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN BOLTON dock, M I 3-6472. rr.edUoiN within which to brlnp in Tail Storj' I would like a free raUma,t*. ' . .to aiaea 6 mo*., l, 2, 3 yeara. Sizie rectii^ns for making a bib, , (RRfOIATION Street is alwav* open all day on their clalma' against i»aid cRtaie. aud Home 3; -1. gfrl’B aunsuit and ;|acket,' To (Order, send 25c in coins to;! INew) •.. Steady work, paid hpilda.ys, vacation pay. In­ HYf beautiful rooms— rear Beautiful new 6 room ; (X X X IX ) Satu'rdav and Supdav afternoon. .inaid executrix U directed to give pubnc Okmulgee,''Okla. (/Pi—-Mrs. Elsie ^|UTI6 •«<••*»•••• •!'«••••••• #• ae’e • t •.«.« * • • SEWERS notice •-!<» the riedUoie to bring In Demonstra- -inch; >9 yard contraat: Anne ICsbot. The Manchester Eve-1 MACHINE CLEA.VED surance plus many other benefit^. ., patio, attached garage, nhte ranch, j>ne acre wooded Whetsel declared war on a mouse ■ ■>' ■■■■■■ " ' ■ ■ /■■■' . ,‘Si' 2 full reramio tile baths, Ml 4^-81 93 • Ml 9*5319 their claims within aald .time allowed (ion— Call' w y'c aunauit and .jacket, Ji/j ning 'Herald, 1150 AVE. OF ci^ ltlo a lAside and out. A lot, cathedral oeUlnr ' In MANCHESTER—All brick six room T_J. CROCKETT. Realtor l)v publiahing a copy of thta order In she saw Iti her home. After spencl- StrGGt els * • d ^ y • 6 • • I • 0 • V ysrHa and ^ yard '.contraat. 3 bedrooms, built-in stove > Applicant must have experience, ability and char­ genuine bargain at f 16,700. 'living room, .bhfit-lh Cape in South Mancheater. Built Dome newHpaper hiRvlng a circulation tng her energy trying to hit it -with or Write AMEIUCAB, NEW YORK 36, N .Y .' and oven, separate dining • INSTALLATibN M .A N V ,AV'>VIJLA.B L.E -MI 3-1577 in aald probate district within ten ri\oDG • •«BB,*i 4 T o oridcr, aand !26c in coiha to:- , -For Yst-clask mailing add' lOc acter In keeping with the high standard and repu­ stove and even, X full by TonticelU in 1651. Aluminum, a broom she, sat d.bwn in a rock­ room, living room with tation of Slorlarty Brothers. Phono Carl Anderson, days from the date-/of this order and (6 fua Burnatt. 'nia Mancheater Eve- fdr each pattern. Print Name, Ad- SPECIALliST i ■batlia-4>X.600. combinations, large enclosed rear- return make to this.rourt of the notice ing chair to rejit. The mouse I fireplace and book shelves, Department Manager, WaiTM f . Howland porch. Garage and amesUe drive, ENGLEWOOD DRIVE—Six room Mite Herald, ate AVE. OF dreM tvith zone and Pattern Num­ m o€C e£4 * Cape, bil heat, cerathlc tile bath j JOHN J. WAl-t.ETT. JUfiK.. darte4 past her chair and she 'i»t| 2 ear garage—fl8,900. ReUtnr lai^is 'iot. very 'nice condition. rocked back, pinning the mouse NORMAN KRONICK and BOB CO^ililN iiliagOftA. NEW YORK M, ber. R. F. DIMOOK tile kitchen, amezite drive, eXceL N«Y. n r llat-claaa mailing edd lOc It’s ready -r- the ’59 Needle­ Town and Country 676 Main Strent .1 (16,600. R, F, Dimock. Co. Real­ by the tall. She waited in that pofl- MawskMter, Ooali. l . Ml 9-5245 Tent condition. Owner mbvjng out t e M«b paUam. I4int name, ad- work- Album! Fifty-six pages of F. DIMOCK tor, MI 6-6348, or 'Barbara Wds,. itloh two hours befoire her hiubalxl MORI ARTY BROTHERS ' ■ a s - i i M MI.9TM3, ^bert burdock, MI jof zUte. Prliied for qul'ok zale. #aM wtUi soat. atyla number and pretty designs; plus free patterns Mi 9-5245 OrainayrCo. R e ^ d ierald Advs. got home and filled the rodent. M IS -5 1 3 5 (jail Phul J. Corrantl, MI 8-81|88. for crochet and kplt items. 25o a Ml 9-4143 ’ Me. ■ V ' r t . I i- |i» :/t 4 ■SM

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Dnilf ^N«t Ptmi Rim le WeaUiir SATURDAY, MARCH 14,. 1959 Par tlMi WMdt Ending PemOMl ef p .'ii WenOw ■ereen ^O B I^IBLVB ^ant^Htpr^^pgitteg i^ral5 Mnndi 1 4 n ;'^ n . Pair ami neider taMglit. ! ^ 8e. Y n a a d n y aonny. . Mttla except she's pretty sure It esn't be Tbere \were no power-driven 12,895 $.16 for four stamps to An­ tion' .which w&s a atbro In Ji^an- (•Image In tewnmratwre. High 4R-M. chMter. He mentioned hla the Isrgest dredge tn theNyorld. snlrw plong^ In those days, and Member el the AndH \ , nounce to four frienda what she was TOWNE Bnrewi ef CKrreilatinii, V 4 beotTown abotX to undertake; and $46 to b e n e f a c t o r , and Immediately "The Eesayo : Is," she claims. our Informant recalls that the M an^ester— A Cky o f VHinge Charm Heard Al^ng Mmn Street overha^the car to get to Ver­ others tn the Store began to add "My husband is on It, dud it’s on little narrowXfootpaths through mont. their atortes to hla. One man re-, Its way to Suez for Some drcdgjhg the atreeU, with walla of snow two feet high w e r ^ delight to the CLEANERS And on Some of Mandietter*a Street»t,Too Over the 'W^kend'she ex»>ects to membered the time the bus driver Work.” MONDAY, MARCH 1«, 1959 (CUaalfled AdvarttalBg an Page 12$ PRICE FIVE CENTS Mr. «nd Mr#. ThomM R. Brown. spend $6.60 fof^odgliig in a dormi­ had apotted a ca" on Are and had Well, now we had to go after die children while they Hsted, 848 MAIN ST. LXXVIII, NO. liO (PQLJllTE£N PAGES) MANCHESIER, U Jm m n *«>« tory; $10,'for lim^tion; $10 for squirted an extinguisher under the rest o f the Story. In doing so, we * trtp to porri* WUukI S- C.. whero gas; $4 lo r a tm X ^ k e t; $5 for .hood in time to avert a serloua asked Mrs. Pihl a lot of queetione. .^ D f y Reprle' ONE STOiP A 9-»year-old Bolton bdv Is con thw wlteewod th« r-aduatlon of Organization ? ♦to ebznge his, luck, which up to food; and $9 for rental of all the mishap. Finally, she said, "You aren’t going SERVICE CLEANINO oon, M*rto« Pvt. Thomaa R. to print this, are you?" siderably distressed by the toot We have head it said that one this point had been all bad. He paraphanelia she has to buy. Another man remembered the WASH 'N DRY *N FOLD Brown Jr. . ordered his. agent to play 3 and 7. Total so far: $147.66. time a young woman driver had Sure we are, Mrs..Pihl. that a young- lady of the toWn has of the prerequisites to success In Her husband, a cliJH service em­ a long-standing crush on him. \ SHIRTS Kfaru^chev arns!^'“*!“ Press, politics was the functioning of a HJs agent, gnd many, of Wa, She still 'hasn't bought ski .papta, stalled her car in front of the 'ti. Offloera and membera of Man- friends, experts' in tlio courtship $36; sun goggles, $4; ski siveal ploye, left with 119 OUm t - crew Her annual valentines and ds- smooth running organization which driver’s bus. Jumping from the-bus jnembers and officers of the Elsea- PICK-UP and DELIVERY IraTiian Qiaini n i . t+». eiMoter Codxo of Elka aro i«aueat‘ of Lady Luck, urged him not to $18; zinc oxide cream for sunburnt id easing the girl to the pas- casional reminders of her esteem ed to meet at the SUu Home at coordinated all plans in advance of $ ; apres ski boots, $9; a cashmere yona lest week for Suez. Theyssre the puWic fray. Up to a week ago. change, but he remained stead­ 1 sehger side, he started the car In eihbarrass him. ■. Storm Buries T:S0 tomorrow night, to proceed r". Americans, Mrs. Pihl aflds, an4 TEL. Ml 3-18^8 fast in hla attachment to the new sweater,,.also for apres ski, $26, seconds, leaving behind still an­ Recently, howeber.- * cheerful adio Hit from there to the John B. Burke we believed that there was a great (cashmere is de rlgeur for apres the ship isn't due In the Suez until ^ t e has crept Into'fhe tragic ro­ N asser^t Signing 2921 Pact deal to be said for this axiom. combination. other grateful recipient of his kind­ Funeral Home to pay reapecta to Yes, 1 and 2 came in that day ski); a boot rack, $4; ski poles, $7; March 25. So, It’s certain the story mance. Charles Weaneskl, a member « But,, our faith has been shattered and skis, $26. ness. wasn’t about the Essayona. He found out she has given him j Moscow, March 16 (A*)— The by a relative newcomer to the GOP' and paid over I.WO. His skill with his own vehicle Is the lodge. , There must be a lesson to be Grand total, $274.06. Next time a Herald reader sees up for Lent. Soviet Uftion says it does not scene. Hot counting splints, bandages, legendary. an Item about the Suez dredging, I learned In It. Of Treaty Mfh Iraq recognize Iran’.e recent repudi-' A reception for members of the Mrs. Rosalind T. Quish won the mcrcurtchrome, and ointment. "Why he drives as though he was Mrs. Pihl, they’ll have a closer tie Better'Thsn Wriggle contest for secretary of the Re­ part of the machine,” said one Board ot Hkhication and the Board Modern Parent with It, knowing a Manchester man As school lunch-menus go, they hydramaug jation of 1921 treaty pro- of Directors will be held Sunday publican Town Committee without, man. Is over there helping to get the Hartford, Marc A Manchester couple^ recount Extended Search don’t usually sound too appetizing, a Hd ivi.sions giving the .Rus.sians afternoon from 2:30 toU o’clock at apparently, resorting to this basic "He can get that UUng through Job done. By THE ASSOOLATBD PRESS feete of the worklh* people in the The news industry^iWide took a solid Midwest For three or four weeks Rec-' but the person who ntgde up the this story of a remark they heard drifts I wouldn’t, dare try, even in Premier Nikita------—Khrushchev name of netlonallsinr^enationalize ^ e futile." ■ the right to send troops into the Luts Junior Museum. philosophy. along W. 53rd St. in Manhattan. rcalion Superintendent James Her- menu for South Windsor’s schools Khnwhehev »aid Kkaaem "ia stand today against several When Chairman Jack Shea a truck," said another. The Thought Counts JETAWAY Iran under certain conditions. Just before the M\iseum of Mod­ dlc looked for an old upright piano next week must have a touch'of the accused Pre.sident Nasseh o f. so-called “Marie Torre bills" Showings of the film, "The called for nominations to the post, to reWace the Instrument used by Meanwhile, back at The Herald, I Soviet international law stl'hor- ern Arts opened, a line formed at Two youngsters, learning their advertising man within him. the United Arab Republic to­ the rnad of progrea* and qon- 1^,. g Golunsky. writing in Pravria, protecting repoiters against Silent World," rescheduled because Mrs. Quish's opponent had her the S ^ lor Citizens’ Club. a reporter called the bus company mother’s birthday wag imminent, TRANSMISSION of the storm Thursday, are as foh the door. The line grew longer and WiLnCss these: Vegetarian baked day of stirring up trouble in eluded: ., said Iran's ren.inciation of the compulsory di.sclosure of news Five Trains nominator and seconder ready, and longer while the art lovers waited The replacement was needed Tr­ with the driver’s number supplied began to work on dad. beans, horhe-style spaghetti—and REPAIR SERVICE lows: Ro^rtson School, Monday: well propared speeches were made eatise the original piano had lost by the salesman. Iraq and warned: “The Soviet "Our economic and technical aid ^ 'treaty clauses was a "clumsy at- sources. for the door to open. They went to great pains to cop- fwe like this one l tuna wiggle on to Iraq i.a friendly and rti.Mnler-1 H i^and Park School, Thursday, in her behalf. .several nbles, ivory from several Number 1,113 of the Connecticut vlnce him Iho occasion should not Union is not indifferent to the te:?>pt" to free itself of its obliga- Unanimous opposition to the 2:30 p.m., and Thursday evening A young couplewith a snia]l girl biscuits. 1-DAY SERVICE eeted. It doee not atipulate any ^ Chairman .Shea then asked if kc.vs and a general air of well be­ Co. Is the mask of William Rider, be allowed to pass without come situation.” t ons.' -^ measures and the remarks of sev- Freed from at the Bowers School a showing for. Joined the queue. The youngster Two Factory Trained political, military or other rondi- The .Soviets previously have eral of the legislatora who intro- there were further nominations. had trouble understanding the heed ing. 698 N. Main St. token of appreciation for the good Khrushchev apoke at the Signing i adults and junior and senior high Herdic looked here and there, Better To Give ... ■ Mechanics On Duty tiona. charged Iran with allowing the ' d.iced the bills virtually aasured There was a deafening silence in to line up. wife and parent. Some days it just doesn't nay to ot a. Srtviel-Iraqi economic agree-: "We gave the eame help to school students. the room. Just ns the motion was then inserted a half inch ad in Argument Ended When a beautiful house plant United States to use Iran »* * the bills of failure, "This 1s a form of sharing," her get out of bed. ALL WORK ment in the Kremlin. ' - o i. EgJ’Pl Syria and are now giv- being made to close the nomina­ unconvinced father explained. the local newspaper explaining, his ThfeVe's an oldster over Rockville arrived, mother took the cue and, The Omar Shrine Club needed an 'Moscow Radio quoted him aa springboard for attack on Ruasia. Th legislators said they sub­ Deep Drifts The Sunday Vesper broadcast plight, •saying "we are all pained" byrNaa-i Naa ing it to the UAR." GoUirusky said the 'rtisp'.iled arti­ mitted the measures under the scheduled for last Sunday after­ tions, Chairman Shea recognized way W;'.b '.n afford more expen­ beaming, expressed delight. attendance prize for its meeting g u a r a n t e ed -1‘ ------* the Mrs. Barbara .Sasse, who. in the Nature Fable In no time at all he received sive transportation, bqt who Two weeks later the bill arrived, thip month, and Bud Brown was cles oblige both natthns not to ipipi'ession they would be of bene­ noon was not heard becaiise of calls from two residents who of­ S% “ch.,'’ to D -m lscu; S ovief U ^ n "a'gree^ to lend Iroq By THP; ABSOOIATia» PRESS technical difficulties at the radio briefest possible manner, nominat­ drives a pickup, truck both for addressed, to the Mrs. sitting in the audience. He was CALL Mitchell permit the preacnce of frqoj^ of fit to the state’s newspapers snd Early this w'cek, when it was fered old uprights for use by the The youngsters thought it was a *^“Whtn the Treatoent of the Moarow radio any third state on their territory radio and televiaion stations. Thev A savage winter curtain staOon. It will be , heard, how­ ed Mrs. Quish. Quickly, a bare sec­ still spring, thrc' black ducks business and pleasure. asked to provide several tickets ond was heard. senior citizens. The first instru­ He has a longtime friend in great Joke on dad’s part. good for 10 gallons of gas at his tlnitoS Arab R e p ib llf talks about'■ -porte^. ■ tiich create a threat to the se­ added they had not acted on the I call of fierce wind, snow and ever, at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow. Cen­ came in for a landing on a Man­ ment had to be refused, but the 3-1511 communism and CommuniaU he the ruble ia calculated at four tp ter Congregational Church will be After the meeting we discovered Manchester who drives a cOmfy station on the corner of Main and curity O'.' the other. suggestion of the Industry, itself. rain storms howled across the chester swamp. The leader hit a second seemed destined for a . Down, But Not Out William .1 Foot-.’ managing heard on this broadcast. At the that Mrs. Quish had been so busy patch of open water, but his two relic whose best years have gone Middle Turnpike. He cooperated arma himself with the language of ..Ju.Y -oor, ..-iii eiv. technical Iran maintains the srtiejes are Mifiwest du’nng the weekend glorious role in the Community Y Town planning Engineer Ed­ imperialists.'’ Khrushchev assert- The USSR will gi4^ t^ n m w editfir of the Hartford Courant and scheduled hour, 6:30 p.m. the electioneering that she had neglect­ followers undershot the. mark and by. with a gracious srnlle, but when his no longer valid because they were ; and swept northeastward with ed to ask any of her supporters to where the seniors meet. The two often drive together in ward J. Rybezyk, who can blush nart^ was drawn as a winner no­ MANCHESTER ed "However, relations between to P'"P":* designed to protect the Bolshevik chairman of the ('"omiecticut Coun­ w e^ ly program will be aired with came down on solid ice, skidding the USSR and the UAR will con- starting vanoiia industries, the make the neces.sary nomination. A brief Inspection revealed one the Manchester m ^ ’s vehicle to with the best of them, rCally out­ body would give him a prize. government after the 1917 revolu- cil for Freedom of Information, : undimini.'.hed fury. the Covenant Congregational along It several feet until they too dead note; so, Merdie asked a Church in charge. The program, visit friends, attend meetings or did himself this week, for he’s MOTOR SALES tlnue as heretofore. : broadcast said. aalri the newsmen did not want At least eight deaths were splashed Into the water. They then piano repairman to look It over. Pa.vs with Blood ' "We knew about the anti-Com-1 blamed on the Whiplash stormi. sponsored by the Manchester Min­ Proof gathered around the leader to com­ go to the movies. For some time been, ’’beaming" for the last four "Your Local OldsmobUe (f'onriniied on Page Thirteen) apecial privileges. The word came back that It was now, the Rockville resident has or five days. One mother of three children Dealer” muniat views of Nasser. ” j lUonMniied on Page Seven> Foote added that the hills might . The late winter atorms left isterial Assn, is a public service Last Satiirdny when a drugstore plain. "Don't talk to me," he said. not worth fixing. M.houaands of pers.inSyditraiuled for of radio station WINF. noted that his friend carefully Actually. Rybezyk's "blush’ explained her reason for gfiving a The Soviet leader said Nasser’s —■ ------lead to regulation apecifically cowboy was a.sked by his com­ "It was no feather off my rump.” All Seemed lost at that point un­ pint of blood Monday at Center 612 West Center Street ' hohrs^^ Included w;efe nearly 000 panion why he insisted that Man­ locks his car every time he leaves wasn't a blush at all—that rosy purpose was to bring Iraq into the _ . ^ , , . licensing- of the indn.stry til Hcrdic was informed the YMCA it. color had something to do with a Congregational Church; She could "This we do not want." he said I passengers on fri’e Chicago and chester was sure a dead town, he Paying Tribute had an unu.sed upright which would get a half hour’s baby sitting for UAR. , Only One Survives ' Northwestern Railroed I r a 1 n a replied that he had Just read the Our testimonial dinner circuit "Now what do you do that for?" bout with a sun lamp. "The question of unification of . Foote's remarks were contained Workshop Ends, do the trick. queries Rockville. "Nobody would free. Anbn. states must be decided by the peo-i in a statement filed with the com­ 'which got sttmOn 12-foot znow back page of The Herald. man. weary from many years of Where was It? Right in the I drifts in Wlsconkt»L^ All of the inedible food and Indigestible want to steal', that old heap. I '88 Blizzard Bigger plea of the countries'■ concerned,■ mittee on behalf of the Connec­ Another to Start Community Y, where else? don’t lock mine," he fifti^hes, in A local woman who as a little he added. "The Soviet linion has ticut Council for Freedom of In­ trains heen 113 on should go into the deep-freeze or On Crisis in Berlin To Hold Be IbiliVi'; a pulp cutter died of «t- At day's end, Ryan had com­ ridden .for several months. perpetual hibernation." is finding out. was unmasked Wednesday by a ed In, will inevitably fail. At­ Mav 15. posiire In hi* cabin In northwest At last report she had spent pleted seven jobs and he was given tempts to override th* interests of The Vlrpnian retained hia men­ Rep. Charles W. Terrell Jr. i R- traveling salesman. $23 for his efforts. This, one must tal faculties until his last illne.ss -Sailing liked to see people and Washmglon, March/f6 (Zh Two Michigan. $103.06 before her first ski outing, The salesman' called The Her­ different strata and th# inter- talk with them and was mentally Neiytowni. co-sponaor of the Washington. March 16 i.Pi ■imenis entered iutu duiing snd In Cleveland Heights, Ohio, a which will be this weekend Among admit, is more proftable, in dollafs Paduls bill, congratulated the after World War M concerning the fop generals have/assured Con­ ald to say the driver had helped and cents, than sitting in a class­ : alert, although hard of hearing. man was blown off a seeSnd-story the item.s she', bo\iglit were 3 news industry on its stand and . . , 4-power atstus of the city. gress the Uajted/Ststes has ths porch and killed yesterday during pairs of wool siX;k.s, $3: one pair him when his car became stalled room. About a year ago. a group of pracficaUv all other bsiwness today j .May siio« I)«c«inient» in a snow drift on Main St. The However, Tommy, being a good WACs at Fort Myer. Va.. present­ military niuscl^/o handle an,^' de­ a windstorm which carried gusts of S.'iO ski boots, $30; one set of- (Conttmied on Page Reven) . to give full attention to preparing; He ina.\- emphasize this by show- up to 82 m.p.h. insulatcd undenvea'r, .$10; three Inis driver stopped his vehicle, student, too, welcomed classes or JOIN our ed him with a aiimmerweight Con­ velopments j/i Ule Berlin <^sls. Ihe nation on the mg hi.s, television audieni e some of BINGOEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 leaped to the side of the distressed Friday and a chance to - rest his federate uniform, which he wore hia address to They advisey against giving an More than a Score of persons issues of “ Skiing" magazine, $1.60; Billy Graham Draws I the documents .setting forth Ihe DANCmO TO DUBALDO’S ORCHESTRA one pair of flannel pa,lamas, $4; salesman, and gave him the right weary arms. on special occa.sions Berlin crisis. i Inch In lh/*ituatlon. suffered Injuries in the storms. advice on hoW to ease the car out oceui'Blion agreements PUBLIC INVITED two pairs of mittens, $6: fines on He once said “ I never saw a Eisenhower had no appointments The a.yfurancea came from Gen, Property damage from tornadlc three overdue books on skiing of its plight. News Brings News girl I didn't like. ' He also liked F r e n c li Reds exiept a brief morning meeting He also was expected to reiter­ MaxweH D. Taylor, Army chief of snd gale-like winds which lashed techniques, $40: suspenders for The salesman, not 'knowing his We ran a news item this week, an occasional toddy and chewing with the new smbaasador fr.mi ate.this nation's intention to stand Blaff/snd Gen. Thomas D. White, the mid-continent was heavy. rescuer, continued to his destina. furnished by a news servic c, that 140,000 to firm In Berlin, and to emphasize The massive storm center, roll­ the trousers of an old snow suit. tobacco. Cuba. Dr. Krneslo Dihign Air P'orce chief of staff, amid ques­ opened up another story for us. In recent years, his birthday wa., Hold or Gain White House press serretaiv the *eriseles.sne.ss of atomic war tions by some Senators as to ing out of the Rockies Saturday, Vacation Club Informed .source.s described the Mrs. Royal Plhl of 40 Brent Rd., an occaaion. and wel!-w1 ahers •lames C. Hsgerty said the Presi­ whether enough was being spent ! dumped heavy snow on Wisconsin. called seeking Information about a would come from miles around to dent was spending the rest of the speech as a. iestatemenp of llie Melbourne, Australia. March 16* he was delighted to learn of the Town Councils American position and an effoi't to (or defense. I story that originated in Suez. It warm reception Graham had en see him. He received a special gold day working with his chief speech Taylor and White gave their (Oontiniied on Pag* Reven) (gV^-BUly Graham wound up his put into persperlive Ihe ('old War j said the New Jersey, the w-orld's month-long crusade in Australia’s countered in Australia. medal given to surviving Civil Wsr writer. Dr. Malcolm Moo.s view s in closed-door se-ssions of the largest, dredge, has gone to work Paris, March 16 •JP- Returns , , ,, , _ ___' bat I la over Berlin that has been I.V- second largest city yesterday with "We in America." the President veterans. It wss presented by Asst. other staff members on tonights raging since last November. They Senate Preparedness subcommit-1 widening the Suez Canal at Its continued, "have a feeling of deep Secretory ot Army High Melton. from the final round in F'rance’s TV and radio address tee Censored versions of their northern end. It also said 18 the biggest crowd of his career, .said the speech would contain no more than 140,000 people. friendship with the Australians, Although his hearing was not as 2-stage municipal elections showed Eisenhower discussed the nature surprises and set forth no neu teHliuiony were released over the Egyptians and 35 Americans were of the talk with Secretary of .Stale working on the ‘'3-story floating Graham’s previous record audi­ and I am not at all surprised at today that the Communists held policies weekend. Bulletins ence— 100.000w a s at New Yorti'a the traditional hospitality that the (Continued on Page Thirteen) tiulles last Friday at Waller Reed .Senate Democratic leader Lyn- city.” their own or o.-ged ahead in most Sen. Mansfield iD-Mont), a 'Yankee Stadium in 1957. people in that country are show­ Army Hospital, where the Secre­ member of Ihe Senate Foreign i don B. Johnson of Texas said af­ from the AP Wlreh Mrs. Pihl says she doesn’t know of the key town councils. tary IS undergoing treatment for a anything about the New Jersey, Auatrglian clergymen said the ing. Real F,xemption Relations Committee, suggested ter the hearings that the gen­ America'n evangelist’s final local "Please convey to the citizens of | Voters in 17,760 Communities recurrence of lancer. erals had Indicated the United turned out yesterday to finish the today that in the speech Eisen- meeting wes the greatest religious Australia the good wishe.s of all - New York. March 16 .fPi — His half-hour address will be ho« er lav dgwn the general terms ' .States has adequate plans and tJUTERMA INDICTED - r gathering in the country’s history. American Citizena including my- | job they l^egan a week ago under ranied by ail the maj.ii radio and the will he prepared to con- strength tn siippoil and execute New York, March 16 UP) A Tile Liberal party of New a new electoral system tailored to Lsadeni of virttiiJ'y every chlirch .self. Mrs. Eisenhower joins me in ' York State has Cill tightening I 4’i.5Kn f’LB.AN SHOT Eisenhower in his message said j With a proportional'representation aiale’s legal control of amateur Havana. .March 16 (>P) — A Damascus, Syria, March 16 (/Pifesaid th* Iraqi tioops rroased 'the system that gave the Reds a boost rocketry. | former poilconMui was exeented ...... frontier near Talha'mar village, m An SBM Vacation Account will pay fo r . A,new Syrian charge of Iraqi in totsl number of seats as well as Hawaii’s Gov. William F. Quinn ; today in Havana's La Oabana ''border violation added more fuel the genfral area where UAR of­ the increased vote percentage they sa.vs he would resign before run- ' Girl Scout Cookies Hot F'ortreas, and a former Army y w l i y l » I l i a A " e C M S ? gasoline, oil, tires, train, plane, bus, boat or cab Kennedy Bares today to the burning' feud be­ ficials claimed three Iraqi fighters won. The ^ Conimunisls raptmed I” '' *b elective ofllc* in the ■ captain at Santa Clara In Las 6 6 tween President Nasser of the strafed villages Saturday. On Tues­ fare to take you where you're going. . 160 seats as compared with 163 new state... Hatboro. Pa , jvn^i M ils* Province. Thie brought United Arab Republic and Iraqi day. UAR sources had charged that • in the 19.53 municipal elections. dealer Charles Fraiman who de­ to 42S the unofflcfal total of exr Threats to His Iraqi planes shot up the frontier Item for Drivers Local CMS ha$ been a help to me for , Premier Abdel Karim Ka.ssem. About 20.000 communities using prived himself of everything ex­ eciiHons of Cnbans ooniloted Of Ill a third such accusation In a hamlet -of Hamoudiya Snd de­ the 2-round system also complet­ cept life's neoessitie.>i, leaves , war crimes charges by revolli- ■ week, a sjlok«.sman for the United stroyed B house. ' Yeshiva University estate valued ; almost ten years. When I .needed Six Children ed their election March 8 by giv­ San Francisco. March 16 (JP< In Tulss, George Sharkey. Na­ tiona'rr tribunals since Jan. '1. ' I Arab Republic's 1st Army claimed Cairo newspapers e*pres.sed be­ ing the favored candtnates a ma­ at a quarter of a million dollars. |Controversy has made the San tional Sales and Service president, surgery and then later, while in the 1 ' that 30 Iraqis thrust across Syr- lief the planes charged with Sat­ jority of all votes cast. 'Where no Plans for a "Wall of Honor" to I| Francisco Bay area’s Girl Scout said he only distributes the BU\ST INJURES TWO . An SBM Vacation Account will pay fo r ...... WashinYton, March 16 liPi — | ia’s frontier yesterday and at- urday's straftog were chasing rebel compiemorate names of the hospital for medical treatment, their candidates got a first round ma­ 'cookies hot even before they *rc rookies. He declared they; are Wallingford, March 16 (dfi~ Helps keep yaur ThreaU that acid will be thrown i tacked two Syrian guards, wound- refugee.* frdm the northern Iraqi jority, a second -'vote was neoes- world's great scientLsls announced ' ready for the oven. unroll made at the Megowan Edu­ ,\t least two persons were re­ fiayment for the doctor's services for souvenirs, big steaks, admission fees, toll Into the eyes of his six children j ing one. oil center/of Mostil. site of la.s' 1 by University of Bridgeport. .Two Because some of the fund-rais­ cator Food Co. in Lowell, Maas., ported injur^ tai an explosioa burner clean as it have been received by Robert F. j Nasser meanwhile predicted iip- week’s uprising. ^ (Continue nn Page Thirteen) j .Iapane.se diplomats trek through ing cookies lo he sold April 3-20 and moat are shipped directly to that nicked a fireworks plant exceeded the membership dues that charges, gift bgyirig and.fun. Kennedy, chief counsel of the Sen-1 risings agnin.st the Iraqi premier Fighting Continues I jungle in Philippines in effort to were being bought in Tulsa, Okla., the Girl Scouts. here shortly after 1 p.m. todays' heats your home I ate Radketa commlttge. j would contihue "at long as dic- Tlie Iraqi government reported ; gel two World War II holdouts lo Bakery Drivers Local 484 of the "There’s been a lot of dissatis­ The blast at the M. Backee A It was Understood the FBI has ] tatorship and the hieresy of oom- surrender, but their an.swer is a I have paid during these ten years. RT-98 is the most completely nearly a week ago that the re-; I Teamsters Union has decided to faction in the. lab,or movement Sons, Ine. plant In YaleevUle.c been Informed. ; miiniam continues" in Iraq. at ,Yale: volley of shots. . .Soviet Uriion about the United Crusade,” Phil­ Not everyone gets back more than ' effective fuel oil additive in use hellion was crushed, but reliable re- withhold a previously voted $4,000 wae hear^ and felt over a ^ Kennedy declined any comment' i„ Bag$idad, Leftists called on ports have indicated some 4 A I J I J f „ M a I a a hands over 18 Japanmo fishermen contribution to the United Cru­ lips said. dhas of three mile*. today.' This helps your oil on the,threats reportjBdly made by ' naflgeni to erm the people end seized Jan. 28 on charges of tres- ■’In this ra.se, we just don't feel they put in, but it is a welcome relief burner deliver more dean, tle‘ ing is contimilng in outl.vlnglareas. ItSI sade. An SBM Vacation Account will pay fo r .-----... an anonymous telephone caller, toe ernty and government AP. con-eaponderil ‘Stan Carter _ _ — ; passing on Sovet territorial So declared Wendell J. Phillipa, like subsidizing Okies in. Okla­ FIRES CLAD l 40 U V E 8 ' pendable heat. 'You get pre­ over a period of weeks'"- - inoft of • "traitors ’: Tl)e idea obviously '.waters. to have CMS standing by. visited .Mosul over the weekend n> w Haven, March 16 i/Pj—Yale the local’s secretary. homa. . New Yoik, Makcb 16 UB — A mium service, too. All designed them last December. v officers your NEXT vacation and guarantee4t to be th« was to get rid of arm.v and said the 100 or so foreigners undergraduates returned to qlasaes Motornutes and picketa were re­ The , Girl Scouts get part of "When we contribute w* prefer raeh of (ire*, striking mostly at ; / ^ V to make home heating easy. Kennedy told the rackets com­ and others sympathetic to Nas- ported in two of the three eastern funds from Crusade and part from that our money support local small homes and apartraealOt ’ mittee about the calls at a closed there were safe, But he reported todk.w after a weekend of melees most worry-free vacation you ever had! ser's aim of Arab unity. sizeable casualties in the fighting . sparked by snowball tossing. More Kentucky counties caught in the ^h* cookie sale. shops. We have to work here and took at least 40 live* across Ihf- I will soon leave our enrolled group door meeting Tueeday, it was ' 30,000 .Demonstrate g rip 'of a United Mine Workers' "We have rto argument with th* earn our MoheJ) here. " country yesterday and today. .learned last night. However, he re­ and many dead in a battle between than 40 atudenta were arrested, to retire, and it is a comfort to know Caff today for . Some 50,000 atudenta and work­ fleeing rebels and pro-Kassem vll- Unlversit.v president A. 'Whitney Strike..The General Electric Co. Girl Scouts." argued PliiUips. The United Crusade, 'sn area- Most of the vicHau weiw oho- portedly did not ask the committee ers paraded through the heart of closed down its air conditioning wide fund raising organization, drea. ■i:’-';' to take any specific steps to pro­ lagers on the road to Syria. Griawold charged the atodenta "We’re simply saying that when that, through CMS, I .will be able to Cairo yesterday in a demonetraT Mosul appeared - peaceful once with "boori.shness." He aald the in- plant'in Bloomfield. N. J., but four our men aasess themsjilvea for, a supports the Girl Scout* and other- jM[Q|bilhOQ^ tect his family. tion against Kassem and Iraqi sit ip,, strikers refuse, to leave the charitv. they have a right to say organizations. LUBEBDA TO TALK \ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, An acid throwing incident ■— the tnore.. Carter Said, with moat of cldenta hurt relations between the a rig continue my membership regardless Communists. The demtjhstrators, th* iitter cleaned up. Arms 'have city and the university, and he or- building. .Gov. Nelson A. Rocke the money should be »pent-here in { "We are' not fighting th# Girl New York, HUrA 16 I E - A ) WE GIVE blinding of' New York labor' re­ feller says a massiye tax-relle: Beduts," PhUllp* insisted. “That lineup of New York policeOMPit.^ porter Victor RIetel '— aet off the led by Cairo University students, been collected from civilian* and dered yte faculty to consider die this area." ^ of age, regardless of how many times / GREEN STAMPS denounced KaasSm’s regime- and plan to help failroad and husilinel Mrs, Charles Reagh of San would be like fighting home and p i^ o u sly hflky about ao#wefii| rackets hearings - early: in 1957. , . . __. . _ shops have reopened. Ing quesUenO, today agreed I hove needed to use it. Acid was liurled) into Rieael’s eye.s : Passer’s cam- ‘’Taken on a toilr off the city by ‘^'TOTtoouble°«arted tilth a heavy '"r his tradspor-; proncisco. Bay Area cookie mother; Nobody oan do that. pgign against Redi in the Middle novi-fall on ■ "I^unidav. Some 300 ; tolio" progrsm to he presented to tnittee member, said only on* of J1 ” We do .'believe Bay Area start tandiig. Among them minutes after a broadcast in which the conimafider of siBaghdad bat­ Crusade mpn'ey should be spent tn retired l^ llce Sgt.' Joeeph he denounced labor racketeering. East. talion sent to restore'order,. Carter Muden’ s b S i ^ “ ^ ftto g l^ o to rri^ ! Ctrl Scout Councils in th# five Leader* of Nl nationeii un and then police with snowball*. : Secretary of State Dulles leaves, county area was. buying cookies the Bay Area.'’ Xulwrda: Qiiigfet recently MORIARTY Kennedy told the committee. saw only a few scars of the bloody big of saoh aa' ,lfcut'tihe‘'threata at the aame'umelljon---tha only political' party^per That night 25 arrest* were made,. the hospital for a vIMt to his home from outside the Bay region. Crusade . chairman Mortimer Connectieiit Medical Service, Ini;* battle. Tlte Mosul army gki'ri.son Fielshhacker Jr.- $aid he prefera to noOidiggs tn 'hia to the4fca^ group ttlassillfabout of- milted \t% in th*the TfUAR--called A Ft. 11*d :tlTon headqtiartkrs had a gapii'xg hole As the St. Patrick’s Day Parade - and a ride through a nearby park She ssld the Mt. Diabjo Council W EST BRANCH In Contra Costa- County ordji’*}) steer clear of the dispute. Re said Eleven ether ec BROTHERS MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH fers of ....oUtical atlpport... having Ara^bs everywhere to help topple where roqkets struck the unoccU-' trailed to an end Saturday an #*<■ ..A n International President of ent memhera a bVbf Kaspem's regime and, -“ check the timated 1.500 Yile student* jsd'red the Kiwanis club pill visit C,on- its cookies from the National Sale* he Intervened in a dUpute over 9 23 Main St. 23 j fovf Confer Sf. Manch(.“,tcr Parkade bean made for hla brother, S^n pled offlo* of Col. Ahde! .Wahab niokunion candy sold by th* Camp- morale John P> Kennedy (D-Maas), in ex- Communist cancer in' the body of Sbawsf, feportied leader>of th* re- polic* 'marchers' snd again ISom- : aeetlcut for the first time In three snd Senlce Co. in Tulsa/; Which GENERAL OFFICES • NEW ’HAVEN . ‘V ‘ 301-315 Center Street Cor. tinoR St W c if Middle Turnpike .flr# GirU:*everal ysar# w 6Jm1 wortf-I OPfN THURSDAY th* Arab nation.” ------. . 1 years tomorrow when ha calls on gave sssursnees it wa* a com- plataly union eparatlon. "that was snough for mi. I rVTNINCS 6 to S BOTH BRANCHfS OPIN TRIDAYS to P p.m. LOomWemA sn e y * * Th,t' latii^ Syriaii bordar chug* (doMOiMd W.JPBC* NtM) (CanUaited ea Pag* TUrtoaa) Govsmor Ribicoff. , ^ i Ml 3-5135 iMWAYS PUNTY op m l I *5 -I- \ r