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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1268 PACE TWENTY-FOUR ifbmcl;eBter lEv^ ning l^ m lb BUtodmohile Visits Center Church Tomorrow^ 12:45 to 5:30 p.m . P vt Richard J. Zapadha, 30, aon About Town of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zapadka, 168 Woodland St, la scheduled to | Airtrage Dally Net Preaa Run depart from F t l^nning, Oa., this The Weather Bud McNulty of Gtutonbury month for Europe under “Opera­ For Un Week BiHM Fetaeaet ef U. 8, Weather Baraae will call for th« Manchecter Square tion Gyroscope," the Army’s unit March a, 1958 ■e ■ Danoo Club Thuraday night at the rotation plan. He graduated from HAtFS BUSINESS FOR MARCH ifyt qaite aa eoM beadght. Laav Manchester High School in 1955, Waddell School from 8 to - ll 12,634 96 to 85. a eod y Yriday. Ohaaea a'clodk. attended the University of Con­ necticut and entered the Army in Member e f Um AadH of eaow begiaalBg early nM ay, Mpaer Club will poatpone Ita August 1957. He is a firemkn in j p l i n r - Bunaa ef OIrealatloa ohaagtag to rala. tiigh 40 to 48. meeting acheduled for Sunday, the 3rd Infanti^ "Division’s 10th Manchester— City of Viliage Charm M ar^^lS, to Sunday, March 23. Elngineer Battalion. - Ura. Chester Hogan, 65 Jean Rd., S t Gerard’s Mothers Ciidle will I VOL. LXX19L NO. 138 ^TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) CONN.. THURSDAY,^.MARCH4 $. 1968 (daeaMeg Aayertlaiag ea Paga 91) PRICE n V E CENTS la c h a ir in g of the Friendly Clr- meet tomorrow night at '8:15' at .Z cle’a food sale set for Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank Assklar, | 10 a.m. at Hale> store, the pro­ 136 Vernon St. Members are re­ DOUBLE GREEI TOMORROW, ceeds of which wHl be devoted to minded to bring ^items for the| charity. Easter basket. GaltexField The Ferris Reynolds Group of Grand Chancellor Grlswold'Chap- O Blasts the Second Congregational. Church pell and his staff of Grand Lodge Women’s Fellowship will meet at iLL CASH SALES! Area Taken officers will make an- official vidt J ___ MARCH 13, WITI the church Thursday front 10' a.m- to Linne Lodge, KnighU of to 1 p.m. Pythias, tonight at 8 o’clock In Orange Hall. Refreshments will be t Neutralists By Jakarta David Charles Woodbury, son of Served foliowing the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Woodbury, 88 Server St, la a member of the SPECIAL SALE Jakgrtt, Ihdonesi*, March Leon Holmes, 106 Hamlin St., la UConn Band which Is giving a Manila, March 18 (/F)—The 18 (/P)— Premier Djuands to­ concert In the auditorium at the planning to leave Friday . to Join | CLOSEOUT SALE ^SEATO Council ended its day claimed that Jakarta college tomorrow night. He grad­ his brothetr and sister-in-law, Mr. New ipring and Mrs. Mark Holmes, in Clear­ fourth annual conference to­ paratroopers had emfured the uated from ' Maqchuter High day with-a swipe at neutralist -School last June. water. Fla. AH three Will tour Flor­ American-owned Caltex oil ida and then reiium to Manchester { nations which won’t recognize fields near Pakanbaru in Cen­ at the end of the month. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Vola Sr., the dangers of communism tral Sumatra. 68 Delmont St., and Mias Veronica and a 'promise of only slightly The rebel regime in Central The Women’s Misaionaly Society ME J P Stelts, 91 Washington St., recently I . more economic aid to help the Sumatra disputed earlier govern­ Labdr Tells of Emanuel Lutheran CSiurch will P olice Say returned from a three aceks' trip Choose from manyi^|i«ctive necklAcefl-, earrinfS, \Asian pact members develop ment claims thst paratroopers to Harahan, La., and Hollywood, meet Friday night at 7:30 in the dropped on the Pakanbaru girfield receptimi room. Devotions will be braceteta, pins, et ^ e ir resources. Fla, Iba foreign ministers of the yesterday and a combat reipment I k e Slum p led by Mrs. Herman- Johnson and | lmF-«nptored the. nearby^ tonm i^ Necklnjiiigt Mias Eleanor M. Seelert, daugh- t>.'o fllmstripa wUl .be ehown. Re­ Mgitt'natlow-natllBaa-ther __«f thete. meating in a Jx?00^ord_ Pakanbaru. ____ _ . 1___ ter..of. M rrpid Mra. Otto L. Seel­ freshments will be served by Mrs.'! 'Mlhas oilfield,' one o f two major Cbrl'Matson., chairman, Mrs. Ru- eommimiqho which pinpototad ”Uia Now W o rse ert, 30 N .^taflttwood Cirdle, is a huidiout waraetaF' of Com-1 Caltex fields in Central Sumatra, On W oM aii member o f .£29: planning'board for uolph Carlson, Mrs. Eric Anderson { N ot a ll sTzesTn a lt colors. Values to $1. l5 pair. Seomless and full la about IS miles . northeast of and Mra. Victor Johnson. munlat aubvaralon as Bouthaast | the 1958 clUnpuB conference on Asia's "moat M»batantial current; Pakanbaru. Washington, March 13 (/P) religion at Cornell Univeralty, fashioned sheer and semi-sheer. menace.” May Reaume Operatlona — I^ailers of organised Labor Vemon, March 13 (/P) —• Ithaca, N. T. A member of the RockvUle Emblem Club wiU meet I Without naming the conn- j Djuanda aaid capture of the oil tonight at 8 o’clock at the Elksl told President Eisenhower to­ State Police said the body of class of 1959, she is majoring in ell warned “ aome nop-communiat i field would permit Caltex to re­ home' economics. Home, that city. day the recession is growing Mrs. Evelyn Sedden, about 38, ovemmenta" against v“faiUng toj sume operations "If the company Mansfield, with a bullet hole Slatinguiah between the A’, he told remedies. in a car in an isolated wooded munlsm.^' Tba communiqua 'lUld \ newsmen. section here, today. baeausa "tba Insidious chsractar ' George Meany, AFI..-CIO prto- of Communist subversions, .tbers'l The company Shut dOMvn opera­ ident, and other members of tha She was the former Evelyn was particulto’ danger arising” T tions last Monday and evacuated 8-man AFL-CTO Executive Com­ Olsen, a 1942 graduate of from theee govainmenta; a few women and children at Uie mittee said they told Eisenhower Manchester High School. A sugeestion of the Djuanda govern­ econoniic data already at hand SALE! Tha foreign miniatera aaid bullet was found near the car. shows there is no hope for eco­ BEATO collectiva toieurity meaa- ment. NOW S THE TIME TO lUY FOR TOILETRIES etc. An Army spokesman aaid the nomic improvement this month. State Police say. -\ uraa had forced a divaraion of "The discuseion was mainly on Communiat actlvitlaa Ih the area Jakarta troops suffered no caa- OlFTS O R FOR YOUR O W N USE . . . Coty Fact Powdar with Lifittick ...... $2.00 ^ s i g n s ualUaa in occupying the Pakanbaru the . question of getting at this from the military to tha nm-miti thing right now with speed." The body of Mrs, Evelyn Noxiarna Skin Craam . . S9c tsvy Bald. It warned■ of RatK;"acti­ Baml Bolh,'^. pro-weetem pre- area. He could not say whatber Sedden, about 33, Stafford mier of Lehman and hia gov­ fhcra were any casualUts among Meany told newsmen after the Economy Siza Glaam Toofhpatta ...... S9c vity in tha economic, poUUcat\Snd half-hour White House talk with Rd., Mansfield, was found in a BEAUTIFUL ‘‘OAN RIVER’’ FASHIOM MAihlFAOtHiEBB' BPEGI^ SALE cultural flald, and alao actim y ernment reaipM yeeterday. the rabel forces. Caltex official! Mrller declined Eisenhower. car in an isolated section of B O X E D s t a t i o n e r y GBi HSWe LEATHER K to»8 ’ $1.00 ValuaJPapiodant Toofhpaita ...... 79c vrithin youth and labor organizav His 8-man cabQiqt in offica eight montha;— rbidgnad to direct tomraenlTbn the atattta of • Meany said the AFL-CIO vrouid Valley Falls -Rd., Vernon, this BORDER RRtf F A S n i STRIPED x Pfo-phy-la'ctlc Tooth IrusTias .. 7'1.. .TH... 2fc dbha.” prepare s memorandum and send ^ ^LLFO^ond The' communique announced no \maka way for a lalYC cab­ future operatlone at Pakanbaru but morning, an apparent victim said it might be poasible to re­ it to Eisenhower tomorrow to show Fine quality paper and envelopes In all Whjta and 75c Bayar Aspirin Tablats ...... S7e big new program of economic aid inet of 12 ministers. Sources that economic Indicators dertton*-' of “ foul play.” to meat Pakistani chargea that in '^ iru t said the new clu^inet sume production soon. FRENCliPURSES Unicap Multi Vitamins...... $3.11. and SA.94 strate the economy is stlU 'dectin- She was found lying acroM the color, 100 aheeta and jW envelopes. Buch neutral nations aa India were Is expected to attempt a yyt- ppl- An official of Caltex- who re­ ing. front seat of a gtoen Chevrolet, her ' 40c Alka-Saltxar ...... S4c Icy, wlUcb, though atiU fused to be Identified said com* Sheets and Pillow Cases lotting more help than free world prOc Bttll Going. Pb%W head a mass of blood. Bkia -Strika''OotiUa €dj[^' Bladas vn-rT^.'''SOrf0f fSC'' u-avetd^anUgonlaini pany-offieialwin out that BEA’TO'a three other Arm. countries. "Wa^'sre'halfway thr^gh March Medical Examiner John E /F la - ▼ ' ^ " y O ' Wide range of styles and Phillips Milk ot Ma^Rusia, lar^a ...... 79c Asian t o c h e r s Pakiatan. Thai­ Photofax) (Oonthmed on Page Three) and the statistics shew things are herty, en preliminary exanilnatioa, Sale PncM ^ 5 1 - " ” B o x colors. Valuea to $10.00, land and K^Upptnes — had gotten still going dAwn." Meany said. "We • n » 6 ^ said he found a hole in ' the neck Lar9a Listarina ...... » S9e told thq Presi^nt the administra­ body of Mrs. Evelyn Sedden, about S3, of Manrilelcl. lies slumped serosa tha front seat of her of the victim. He oddfid that the more than sTUO million in econom­ ^<5ir.Car^^ ]Det. SgL Robert Bohman and Patrolman Edwah^Beattie look in. (Herald Photo by Ted- - \ y-'.- . • 1 ' Larga Johnson's Baby Powdar . f9c tion sbbuld'not be waiting for any hole could have bqeh made by a ic aid in the pSat yaar, principally improvortient” from the United 'Stotea. bullet but would not say definitely Larga t-aco Shampoo ...... 09c said "there were no at this time that the Injury waa Tba communique siUd the'pro-1 mehts; we had a very fi Bon New Deodorant ...... • 98c grams ef metansive buMaral and Sees Hike cauMd by a/klug, biaeting." Deputy^A^Uand County Ooconer $2.00 Value Max Factor Crama Puff with , other economic arrnngombnto ba- Asked whether Eiaem>dwer had Officer GrabRj / twaaii the BEATp countries Irving jE Davia Jr. -waa reported Lipstick $1.2$ demonstrated concerir over the the caae by L t Taylor, ONE GROUP OF continue. In addition, it cited situation, Meany said "he certainly Beeretary of State Dulles' an- at the acene later in the m Nylon Bristle Hair Brushes ...... SIJM) 41d.” , - / 2 Suspects inj ifnlng. n<8Mwaraant that the United Statsa Meany sandX Walter Rriither, would pat iqp. 83 miUian for a VTto unioH chief and jkF^^lO Police paid thatJialthat a gun new pregram of Voeational and on-the- I S O i a bullet waa found at the scene. \ economic chairman, bauq Safe The body waa discovered at 9 .. WBahlag^. March ID (in —rphbgrsni Tor the fiscal ending Ing 'a/Variety of government ac- en Psge Be>-ea) Secretaiy oFPefenae McElroy saidid I June 39^ coptomplates pli Ji con* a.m. by 'niomaa Hpoker, a resident tionp'lo combat the recession. - ■Woodbridge, March IS (/P)—A of VaUey Falls Rd., who waa on today the' government expeete to . ti^xifs ig more than t3\bU- le Labor Federation high com- Joliet, 111., March 13 r>P)—Nathan'^ Looking at the crush/bf news- place contracts fer about $10 Ml-; Hon. and left with Eisenhower a long Woodbrldge policeman, making a Leopold, who served 33‘/i y.ears in men around him he quipped, "I feel hia way to wbrk. He told polica Hon worth' of mieeUes. aircraft. Thgt incluudea S|q>r^mately routine cheCk of a car, today nab­ prison for a hobbled effort to com­ pretty hemmed in nOw.-’ that he was attracted to the Car document setting forth a program becauae .it had been in the same Tunisia Warns and other mUiUry lleina during > btUion for purriiaaing pihriiaaing such major for combatting the business down- bed two suspects in a Waterbury mit a perfect mqrder, walked to Leopold said h e ^ d no idea what the first .M... half ofthls J—yaar^^ , j ------Items of.mUiUry—ilitaiy equipmentequipment^ a i air. turn...... _ freedom today determined to be­ will occur nowXout that he sur­ position when he came home from W o d i, ccnom .^rtpd. uilki. Solid colon ond Jood.'atore safe burglary. W'ork early last evening. He reported Otis conffbreeyrith>«*ft. miMUee.-shtpe andeHctronlc .Patrolman Philip McDermott come a perfect example of prison mised he wpufd be en route to prints. SiMC 1AS\ ••20{ 12Va-22V3. V du M About Possible ' contracU for slighUy more than i devices. It also co n to n ^ te s about ^ipbatlnaed on Piaga Beven) • said he found $2,288.67 in bllla and rehsbilitation. Puerto RicfFas soon as possible. .^ Growing suspicious, he stopped to i|6 bUllon in Ufa six'montha ;W billion for militaj^conatructioh silver in the car, along with a Lieopold waved his hat as he The released prisoner wore a 4nveatiga'te. He looked into the i of 1957. X i*®** *«n»nd 84 MHlon for other loaded .32 caliber pistol. stepped through the gates of the gray Ijatt, herringbone tweed gray parked car and law the woman’s $10.9$ to|24.95. Now McElroy pet torth lha figures in **i®4a and w rri^a. administration building. He was body. He gSid her car keyi were ” —pastel stripes Ir/multi-color that are appro- ^4 Alliance Shift Earlier, Waterbury Police re­ t and a dark blue-black suit, color scheme of every bedroom. a letter to^PrealdentPr^ident Elsenhower. Grow qblJgbUOns for_majqr pro- GOPx Pri^ airi ported that a small safe Cbntain- surrounded immediately by news­ He'had a light blue silk tie with a still in^her hand. A cigarette had In makihg the report public, White curement M January, 1958, totaled < men . all white figure. burned oqt on her overcoat. She about xfl.200,000,00q." McElroy | ing about $3,500 had been removed Tunis. March 18 (^ —Praaideht House Prmb secretary Jamas C. from the Fulton Market in the Tliere were few townspeoplj The suit, with fashionable nar­ had bled prpfuaely about the neck M M b Bourguiba today called on HAgerty tailed the planned atep- wrote: '-We expect obligations forj from nearby Joliet on hand row lapels, was made in the prison and face. An^ large satchel-type remaining five months of the! On Slate’s Idle west end of the city. An employe Also One Group Of KNIT DRESSES >x Secrotary o f State Dulles to sup­ 'up "another way the economy can had discovered the break. Leopold ended his long priso: tailor shop and wae a gift of the pocketbook was on the floor of the ■ port Tunisia by next Thuraday in be Helped" to fight the businesi al year to average about tl,- tence state, in accordance with prison frontpari of the car. It looked un­ \ , 7(»,000,000 to ll.SOO.IMO.OOO per Police Chief Richard Clarleglio her- dispute with France or ' lose rSceasion. identified the man as Oino Paoloni Leopold was escorted tprihe pris­ custom. touched. A bag of groceries were Sisos 10-20; 12V3-22V3. Regular $24.95 end (month.” >, ( Taking Shape on gate by Warden Joseph Ragen. also found (n the front. A pack of ."A-- }>.'■ T inlsia's allegiance to tha''West* --In other developments 41, of 384 Morse St.. Hamden, and As he left the prison entrance, Bourguttia canceled'public c>ie- Plans for the first half Of this He walked slowly, ajniost casually. followed by his attorney, Elmer cigarettea lay on .(he. ground next economic front: / X year call for placing contracts for Reynold Pector, 35. of MyrUe Ave., $25.9$. :: bratkma o f the second annlyersary Hartford, March 13 WFV-A Re­ Bridgeport, and Judd Rd., Monroe. He had been behind bars since Gertz, he shook hands with three to the right front d t^ . v SELF-SHQ1 1. The House P u ! ^ " Works 63.8 per cent of the total obligations Sept. 11, 1924 fof the thrill killing of Independence from'France and (jommtttee unaniinqwSiy approved publican program to meet the un­ He aaid Paoloni was the driver of nevvsmen who had spoken to him. V; V . ■ ;-v ■■■ rf • for major military'purchasing, as employment- aituatton took shape of a neighbop'ooy, Bobby Frnnks. (OnUnued on Page Ten) ALL SALES HNAL warned that Tunisia r ^ h t have a Democratic-sjto^Mred resolution compared with 37.7 per cent during the car. After spending 15 minutes talk­ - r ' -w • Now * ® \- to fight France again. • - ' % to speed up^fMeral spending for today as the Connecticut Legisla­ McDermott said he spotted thq 14, in Chicago on May 21 of that ing with newsmen, Leopold 19 the last six months ef 1937, Mc­ ture continued hearings on bitis. year. Hie-companion in the crime, .In his weekly radio speech re­ public w(HW-projects. Elroy reported. parked car on the corner of Lucy stepped into a cream colored auto­ corded for hroadhasC tonight, Bour­ 2. .ilJd'ngrcssional Democrats Including emergency housing meas­ St. and Amity Rd. and became sus­ RicharNOW SKIRTS and DRESSES to 44. poorly organized plot 't o kill or of the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ VALUES to $10.98 (k>mmerce .to ' extend unemploy- ganization begin 4-day aecret meet­ VALUES to $8.98 Washington, Mareb IS M’)—The kidnap the Chiban. President. OM FOR WAGE HIRE Zim RED PIUOW COVERS N O W ^ '.Veterans Admlnistrarion, will pay The suspension of civil liberties ineht behefits. -a maximum'of 39 ing in Paris to st'idy detailed mili­ By B. I.„ LIVINGSTONE (^credit equal to the percentage cut / was rammed through Batista’s weeks under certain, conditions. tary problecAa’o f the AUartlc Al­ Washington, March 13' A— An when mailing their next quar­ •>De.troit, March IS

S' i . ' r/: r • ' -■ // - - f ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THIIBSDAY, MARCH 18, 19W IIAN^JHBSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, C OW i THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1958 P A G E T H R E B P A G E T W O Commander Dr.. Jobs dregan af: flli0|i: Tussdsyt thni SstUrdays 9:80 5.m. to 6:60 p.m. CLOSED M ONDAYS — Phone JAckson 2-6181 RockvUlt^Vernon Manehsster, Tunisia Warns Blavni new mambert wara add- LUNCHEON DATE-FRIDAY CaltexField ad to the roater, baoating tha OMtBr of CofHMcrictit Hying liiieo 1147 msmbarahlp paat tha 100 mark. >B«siB|ii Bitn’s ionclMow-dosenre (snd fst) oar spicisl A))out Possible Veraou Oanplea* Club stiontioii. Try our BEOILED RAINBOW TROUT. Needs Eldep The Vernon Couplaa' Chib wiU BABE TRUMP GUESSWRR ■ r’ Area Taken hi WmI T A B S w i n hold, its monthly maeUag Saturday ' B T 'POOUNO OFPONBNT A daidous full eoarso luneheon dish-- Alliance Shift at I p.m. at tha Vamen Congrm- MitttiaeBth w lwwble OONVENBBNCB By Alfred Bhdliweld I NOKIH only 11.25 dr s eonyloto dinner sertod tional Church. Ik e Oouplaa’ Club X A iG . Fox publio parking caHter of Somers Congraifatlonal Church When you are tnlselhg the queen' ♦ * nightly 12.25. By J^arta (OuHttoned frea Page Ouc) of trumpe, only one opponent may M K I S will be guests at the meeting. «AYS CSoraar of Morgan, Market and • Members of both cluba will pro­ be aware of the fact 'xou may be problem. Ha itauat decide. His de­ Talcotl Streets ♦ K J 10 (OaHttaued fraai page O fc) . cision (to support Tunisia) will vide talent fbr a variety program. able to pley on the fear and the WEST EAST WUJIUT REmUMNT FormtOOT of a Communlty^ S . _ yaaterday and A' combat regiment nell, 52 Grand Ave.i. Kathleen To­ JiiSt in Case West had mads a Wtil Narth lari |eMh d^ndence agreement. , group. „ church services in a eroup . Sun­ that fbllowsd^them in had t^ken A U.S.-Britlsh good offices teem Members of the Steering Com­ bin. Trumbull St,; Martin Spiel- fooUah shift, declarer played the I B 1 N T Pass " # M . Invite You to Dine at the ever the^kewn of 50,000 by 1 p.m. day., , X Jack of diamonds fram dummy at -Fhlk Paw has been trying to bring the two mittee are Mrs. B. F.enton Burke. ‘Onions In w Slew" man, RFD 8; Mata DeMacarte, Corpy Sea: yuatardky. The big Minas oil RFD 2; Henry WUaon, Tolland; the second trick.- If it held, he Opening V i d BK governments together.. Miss ftuth E. Hoyt, Mrs. Edward The High Schpol Dramatic Club field ^ shout 20 miles upriver frpm Informed sources said previously Newmarker. Mrs. John Peters. Mrs. Andrew Traill, 8 Strong Ave. Begorra, It’s as lucky as a sham would rid of hla losing spade town, will present ."phions In the Stew" on a, good diamond. both governments Ipul sgresd to Rudolph Schmidt, Mrs. Homer Birth yesterday: A daughter to rock—the pint of b!o6d when you P R IN fiE S S BebetoBepert.OaaaaMea ^ Saturday atJi p.m. at Sykes Audi­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts. 3 need It! As expected, however, East South would assume that East French evacuation of Tunisian air­ WalU. Frank Gregory, the Key. torium. / came up with a queeq of diamonds. held the queen o ( hearta and was However, a broadcast from tne fields and the placing of the fields Allison Heaps. Seabury Lewis, and Raymond St. , But don’t loave It up to luck—be / Choir Tryouts a donor and mako sure of those South w,on with tha king and re- trying to protset it. If East were rebel center of Psdeng, on Itome under neutral supervision. Kenneth Uttle. This corhml.ttcc trs's west coast 125 miles douth Thc/hnnuai tryouts for choir and Vernon and ■-TalcotDIlle news blood supplies. turned hla ramainlng spade, clever enough to refuM to. rutf 'A RESTAURANT A French note msdA public last waa delegated to draft a sUtement chomu of Rockville High School ■ West took the ace of spades and even though he held only one or west of Fakanbslu. cUlmed rebel night claimed that the 1858 to- of alms and purposes, and to name la . handled through The Herald’s Friday la Bloodmoblle Day at- OOBMKB OF M A IN A T PEARL BHUBETB are being held this week. Present Center Churen, from 12:45 to fi:80 led another diamond. two smnll trumps, he woifld be en- troops'had surrounded t8e .tovsd dependence agreement not only a slate of officers for-the commun- Rockville Rnreaii, 7 W. Main St., Declarer took the aeeond dia­ •m and fighting con^ued esriy Members must "tryout” as well as telephoae ’TRemont 5-IIS8. p-m. tiUed to his vietbry. I t dosea’t pay {rave France the right to maintain Itywide organization. prospective members, since a mond with dummy’s aca and to assume that your oppeoente are today. The.rsbel rqdlo said cas­ Mses in Tunisia but also gave har At a meeting last week, attepd- change of yoice may piit the singer promptly led the queen of spades super-naturally brilliant BUiMNIS^BN'S ualties qn both eldei were heavy. control over air and coastal de­ sd by representatives of town and in a different group. from dummy. ’Dits play aeema to DnUy OadBUeo LUNCHEON The rebels meanwMia awaited fenses. These were not included- In city government, service 'clubs, Guest Speedier at St. Joka’s be a w'sste of time, for South Partner opens with one no- naval attack on Padang. Two the trafiefer to Tunisia of general churches, and education, ^Cr. Don­ The Rev. Harry B. Whitley, rec­ Full-Time Health Director doesn’t need a diacard on the ^een trump, and the nsxt playsr pa ■mall warships of Jakarta's Navy reeponsibiUty for nati(mal defense ald Kent, director of the ConnecU- tor of St. James Episcopal Churoh or Jack of spades; But Bast dldn’i You holdtBpadne—7 4; Hearta—K ’" c warned two freighters in Padanq and foreign affairs, Paris Claimed. cut Institute of Gerrotology, spoke of Farmington, will speak to the know ths situation, and the idea 3; Diamonds—A lO 8.8 5 2: Oube 1 8 5 harbor to leave today or face de- on the needs of older people and Women’s Auxiliary of St. John's Not Necessary, Says Martin was to play on Bast's fear. 8 4. What do you say7 fUktCiOimHDINNH StHieU(Ri. indicating an aesault community . rea|«iwibl,Uty . Episcopal Cburo^. ,today., at Aaswert- BIB thMa- im-t«ump4| ./ WM ifrmlaant — -- •. them. p.m. ■ *; A_ full-time health director, w Each g;m p wants the clinic to havb worked out the right answer. Partner haa l » to -18 pMato. Rebel troops weie duF ln along He p o ln ^ out that there are The talk wai foUow a tw te ii imehtai health cUalc, and Globe under i f i dii^tf6h. In Um heat of however. East Should have a flhejplay tot game the Indian Ocean en either side of more elderly people In our popula­ service at 7:30 p.m. Hollow Pool ware discusaed yee- Marsialo then switched to an­ did Just what was expeotsd of him. with your 8 potoU.'niegiB^S-c^ Padang, expocUng an invasion He ruffed the queen of spades. ’ tion thad tSBiagers, and aald that Stamp Meet Paetpened terday aftemotm by General Man­ other topic. suit should n e'very valuable. sines Jakart(v troops began seix- Pliys Divide no onS kind ;pf program can meet The Stamp Club meeting sched­ ager Richard MaHin and l^vwn South happily overruffed and led (Copyright 1868, LENTEN SPBCIAU DAILY tog east coast posts snd islands the needs of all older persons, uled for Saturday has been post­ "What's to be done with Olotoe the ace of hearts. East showed out Geaeral Featnree Corp.) test Friday. Hereld Pholo by Pinto Health Director Dr. Nicholas Hollow Pool," he aMced. “1 won't BROILED LIVE CHICKEN problem areas include health, poned until March 22, Allen, L. Marxialo. . > of trumps, and there was no long­ « ■ The Pakanbaru landing was the (doatinued from housing, financial Stress, lack of Dresser announced today. argue for a concrete pooW" he said. er a guess In ths trump suit. South largeet military action so far in Ihe raquested budget of 317,652, In fact a concrete pMl might be a LOBSTER DINNER $2JI District Parsonage Dedicated fruitful activity, and loneliness. Cabaret Dance some 3382 more than tha present could finesse through West for the the civil war that haa been de­ aurance (U8G U). He aaid about baJ thing because it would attract queen of trumps. veloping since s revohiUonsry gov­ Participating in the service o ff 44,500 U8GLJ poDdles will be ex­ Any community must tailor its Grade 7 to Vernon Elementary year's budget, brought questions ^wved Every Thureday-FHdey- Saturday is located on the comer of Bolton program for older people to fit the from Martin. He asked Maralalo too many people to use the pool, What if East failed to ruff the OOD ernment tor Indeneels was pro- dediesUon of th* n*F parsonage cluded. Those oniitted include 18,- School will sponsor a Cabaret with the result toot overcrowding Center end Williams Rds., Bolton. resources, needs, and kind of com­ Dance Mardh 21 from 7:80 to 10:80 how Matteheater'a overall public queen of spades ? In that case elalmbd Feb. 15 in Centtol Suma­ tor the Norwich District of the 000 S-year te i^ policies. 38.000 ex­ would become a danger, he said. Laaa Tnraer-Bope Lange ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES tra. A t the tee, which followed the tended tern/ policies and 17,000 munity. p.m. health plan compared In cost and Methodiet Church yesterday after­ dedication ceremony. Mrs. Elmer Possible Housing ^ effactlVeness with other towns. Martin agreed with him, saying In their' drive to deny the .rebels other policies for which permanent Music will be. pi VM^naups noon a’tre the Rev. Harvey K. Weden, chairman of the district The group present agreed that Wisniawskl's orchestra, The Har­ - Marxialo replied that Manchasr that while.a great deal of attention the dll the U.S.-owned Caltex Co. and total diaabiltty payments are local action should by preceded by ter compared favorably’ In both re- had been centered on the bathhouee produces in Central Sumstre, Ja­ Mousley, district superintendent, parsonage committee, and Mrs. being* -a.'deducted ' from the face mony Bells.'^ Hsrbcrt McKinney, wife of th* dis­ an evaluation of local needs and re­ Pupils In Grades 6, 7 and 8 in l^ c ta with towna of comparable and the cement pool, "what's UFONO PEYTON PUCE karta troop# also landed at the snd Bishop Join# Wesley LiOrd, value. r'ore important problem la the trict lay leader, poured. Open Whittier aaid poUcis* bn which sources, and it was decided to in­ Rockville schools are invited to at­ east coast oil port of DumsJ. 80 resident bishop of tlie Boston Area, vestigate .ways of determining Martin then aald that sines this rater.-’’-, /CtneaseSeepe and CJeler miles north of Pakenbeni. Caltex house for everyone living In the veterans are drawing diaabiliW tend. B rothers Methodiet (Jhurch. Invited gueets district .will be held at the new them. Local officials expressed Tlalted Fuisd Plans was ao, ha did not see tha haed for Martin auggastad bulldoaing the is building a road'’ and pipeline benefita under a rider for which - STEAK HOUSE Shown 1:40-8^-8:18 to the ceromOhy and tea which f<4- pareonage Saturday and Sund they made extra payments srs not particular interest In exploring Rockville Area United Fund, Inc. a fuU-tima health director, as Mar- bottom of the pool, perhaps putUng from four fields aome 3S. miles to pOMlslbllitles______for- a housing _ program _ Bialo had raquested separately. A sand there and Seeing to it the -MONSON, MASS. PROGRAMS the Bouthweat, and the troops were lowed were miaisters in this area from 2 to .8 p.m. ./ excluded. ' is the official ti^e of the organisa­ and lay leaders of the various -Later, Btehqp uord inspected the He aaked veterans not to writ* for older people. Torringfon recent­ tion being formed to imlte all poe- full-time aanitary Inspector might water is cleared. He spoke of the Hems of Thtee Suns of reported driving Inland along this ly received a State Public Works be a mors' valuable addition, said menace of murk’ ’ water which T*L COT-&S84 route. churches in the district. sit* of the new North Methodist to the Veterans - Administration slble fund campaigha In this area. Th* Re%'. Mr. Mousley and Mrs: Church and wqs pleased, with the about 'the dividend, asying tha D e p a ^ e n t grant to^>rovide hous Ttie organisation bapunlttee, at Martin. cauaee aeddents when diver# can- T h e other exit point for Central Ing for its senior citizens. Marxialo asked If the t o w W e have special bus jshsMgs- Sumktran oil, the port of Paknlng. Mousley have been living in tiw progress there, and in Gm eveiring handling of such requests might a meeting Monday- net.tm. a Jwelc not see awlmmera in ttie water maate for your 88 PoBoe at Parlejr •’vroiirr be 18 favor o f supporOnir low them. - , F«rtF- MANSFIELD eras captured by Jakarata troops new yellow 5-room ranch, house, ho preached at the nxtodication of delay the payments. plan for the RAUF, with a 21- a proposed mental health cUiuc Tfeeee foUowlag havo ^^ideo iyeiyday headquarter* of the district, sihce the newly renovatod Wlndsorvllle Tkis arilt be toe third spaicial Vernon's Civil Defense Director meniber board.of directors to -gov­ "Would you he able to make ever the weekend In their, first Edmund F. Dwyer. Rockville Po­ under the direction of the' health never .been eqi landing on Sumatril. last fall. The-house, ee(>eclaliyr de­ Methodiet Church, of which the dividend to USGLI policyholders. capital improvemente on it?’’ aaked I,4m prioo of an STAKTS TOMORROWI All Bight* Baaen red lice d eta in Peter J. Dowgewlcs ern it. department. __ ^ have rediloed.4he price . The rebels had deihahded that signed to. have an office for the Rev. Jeanette MbCUnChey, the only Previous special payments were Bach (^writable agency piertidr. "No.” aild Martin. 'Tha town Maralalo. ear heaquet^meals by 80e p v A T. INcfceMra B Oe^! toe- superinterident in the bsseibent woman minister in- the Norwich made in 1948 and 1852. and Sgt. Lester Bartlett are at­ "No," replied Martin. ja HILARIOUS / Caltex, along with otlrer. foreign pating in the united drive will be Boea not want to get Involved, ha peraon to P*>8pie whe eeme Oil companies operating in. areas with a separate entrance thereto, DAtriet, is the minister. -A spokesman said mortality sx- tending the Connecticut Civil De- permitted to name one representa­ budget will be conaldered by . fense Police Seiplnar at Rocky Hill what - Iowa,. ,Bka—a- - dif- -tor. ,JlH^,.rpno.wtog_ toimd trip W iacK~x»“ far have— remained j;)erience jnads the special distribu­ tive to Uie-agency advisory com­ ■MarUiThiSbicaTit. lf:;preaenTed” 1o p rii^ B B V u equaled 1 tion possible. today. Tereiiii' OT' oplffiow^^ 1 ^ ^ the Board of Dtrectore for final ac­ neutral in the (tlvH war, cut off mittee, which In turn shall amoint health'department and the Man- , -Party of 20 to 80 people INVENtOBY Oil shlpiments and payment of Oil The all-day seminar is for all tion. glSJk) boa price police chiefs and civil defense fiw .o f Its members to the Board Chester Mental Health Assn. CLEAKANGE BALE! -royalties to Jakarta. Jfono of the Drive-In Italy’s First of Directors. Eleven more directors Ole per peraon. Prices drastically re­ companies have compiled. officers. - will be elected by the membership, Party of SO to 40 people / The vlsRing officials wUl be duced to msks way for Nckltex suspended operations Rome •— An American-etyla. fuid the final five will be elected by seted by SUte CD Director Leo die per pereoa. 1855 models on PORT­ ,Just before the invesion began and drive-in theater. Italy’s first, haa Mulcahy and State Police Com: the first 10 directors. W appinsBranch of SNETCQ' ABLE and CLOCK RA­ ' moved some American women and been opened along the highway Terras will be for nbe year. No 814B0 bus price ^tdmk rmlssioner, John J. Kelly. DIOS. children to Singapore^ UB. Am- member may servemore than three ELECTRONICS that links Rome to the seashore. M A dim of the Cameron Parish Call for latonnation. haaaador Howard P. ^ h ea ekld From Jo^et Prison 1a * a capacity of7S0 can. Hurricane In IsJUlslana last year consecutive yeai* end no agency Begins Operations Jape 29 TKeoo prices a n after Me per SPECIAL he had no reaeon to fear for the win be shown. A number of may have its ns^eaentatlve on the peraea dedaetien. LftBORATORIES Sylvsaia Portable TV's' safety of Americana remaining In responded rallied his defense. ILLEGAL Board for :jiiore than three con­ Beg. 8174^5 (Ooattoned 2(001 Mqifh OH*) speakers will address the group. The new 3376,000 Wapplng TeL CO 7-5384 the area. Both sides have pleMed -Among them was to poet Carl Sand­ It 1* against the'law to repro­ Voting Sessions In June secutive , NOW S I 49 branch of Uie Southern New Eng­ Batista Ready Saturday algkt exclntlve. to protect foreign workers and not are Or ih | t vel. burg. duce any.-governmental (ibligatlon. The first voter-making sessions of directors will take 277 BROAD ' to damage the 3129 million oil IH- . „ .J.-, nnually In conjunction with land Telephone Company’s Man­ - See our Mg Sunday ahow pi' Bfia. ox- A check from federal liou'rcea lei • for Vernon voters will not be held To Crush Foes 1 p.m. te 8 pjm. xontI^roSu S HtalMtlcmL - - ■ -X; toa^he'Gkk “ get Eye Muaelea Used Most a .government obligation and- it is until June 21. according to an an thFfund drive, ■ chester exifiisngo will begin opera­ RADIO T 1 I [ V I S I 0 N U.8. reqp ;Aibn.. BenHaa. thAMsocieig' - be ha* About 10 agencies have shown fn Just as illegal to i^rodiic* it" nouncement by the Registrars of tions June 28. / visIGng SWfkpor# wfOi tlto hoavy* known sJrVe the baia|ice of it is to reproduce' mohey. Voters and the Board of Select; 'intm st In the united appeal, and The' 1,200’ /subscribers whose (OontlBiied from Page One) cruleer Bremerton''-and two de- Boston — E))’e muscle# are the about a dozen are expected to par­ hlb Uto serving humanity;. Iiii a body's moet-exer".ised muAcles. men. telephones will be connected to the Chaassl -X Msw ■svS>.,,0*aa.' strojrerA said thq Navy is prepared sUd:*--ement before his release, < he ticipate. new -branch, which is located on in force 45 days but can be .'enew- I»aaa*l U Rartl^. - to e^euate ,- Americana from They move the eyet about 100,00() —- - —- ...- Proper notices will be givpn In / Contributors will be able to spec­ tAssasI St torlaalMe, Mat*/. sMd: times in a day spent in reading. newspapers before the atufoa. Bucklsnd Rd„ live north of the ed. Chassel M tU iT li^ ia . CMa.X^.^ CALL US TODAY Indonesia if nscessary but "we re: ‘•Thousands ' of prisonera espe- ify that certain portions of - their The get-tough policy also waa N E W CAPE, n o o sq. ft. Officials have learhed/lhat an Wilbur Cross Parkway including a T-0 -N^I45-H-T • 9 to 1 Cbamtl 4* ■•Irak*. If***. For Information Aboat ROt planning'to go dashing qyCr rially Ip'ng term prisoners, look to- ■ F>-e muscle* are about 100 limes unidentified person or pew ns have donation go to certain- agencies part of Manebaster, TalcottvUle. axu ad ad ^ tha 2^000-man army- Uhaaa*l U Wawrbwr. Cwn. n to Indonesia without the p o rf^ - as strong as they need be. ' $15,550. Ccil! Now — whiclrwgan a campaign to recruit *me to.vindicate the.i-ehsiblUtatlon been encouraging rpsfdertis to'-go participating. South Windsor and Wapping. They " atoh of the Jakarta g<>vernnvent.’’' theory of imprisonment. I will do to the Town H a ll^ be made vot- Vincent A. Choate, secretary of will be bwigfiba new telephone 7<800 more soldiers. • ;M < S> St'SIK Bepeon pointed out/that Sii- A white elqphant Js-'^bt white, TIte R. F. Dimock Co. the organization commlttae. said ^ Batista allowed th* last auspen- (U-M> MU rattUFF my best not to.-fall that trust." but generally a pale yellowish-gray ere. but this cajr be done only at numbers beginning with "Mitchell DIXIEUND J A Z Z MA-nXEB TSBaTgS kamO'e government/has ‘Uiom- Leopold, now'53, was what pris­ that about 328.000 la now collect­ kion of liberties to lapse Jan. 31 with pink spots. Ml 9-5245 apecial aessimier under state stat­ 4’’ which will appear In blue su]^ ^ Psoturiim 3 O^fsHNidliif J o s Artists — (Cvler) pletely reassured the l^JI. <>6veni- on officials termed a ‘‘model pris­ ute. ed locally by charities, and It is plemenUl pages of th# new o l»c - to counter oppoiitloil charges.that ySits { st iuuJM ujr_ivit nient that American nationals will believed that amount could be In­ toiw to be issued later this menth. he waa not letting them campaign TRE V U D IC T » fOCSS be protected, and we b^eve thOae oner." He served as a Guinea pig Conatapte Eklmund F .. Dwyer ta In wartime malaria experiments, inveaUgdtlng complaints On the creased by a united appeal. He D. Lloyd Hobron. jnahagjr'of the for the election. He also named the Hr tony Dinordi asBuranceeAm pcrfectiy valid." He new cabinet Thursday in a mova to ( n AMJWlUAJt BAMMTAMB a PREMIUM GRADE . ostablished a correspondence school matter a said an effort will be made to ob­ company's local office, ejrfphaslsed ★ ••JOEY" iOSCARI^ added Uiat he "has. ho*great con- tain a representative portion of that these nuihbers ape not to be quiet opposition charges. -* OLENN HESCE (ti-Mi uDESM k W k oak FUEL OILS . cem'^,AMUt the situation. for. convicts, reorganized th* pris­ / Spring In Rockville ON TROBIBONE ONCLAIUNET («#» OPEa BOyBE on library and worked in the pris­ the Hartford collection, consider­ used before June 28/iowever. Inatead, the legal Opposition has 4:11 a k 4 *) gKOBET^STOlUk ''Jakatto- meanwhile, attorney /Orchids are being given away in continued .to blast the government, on, hospital. /Rockville stores today to high­ ing the number of Rockville area He skid customers to be served M I K E 4:M Uat EDGE CD NIUHT (lerai fUpratdo today ordered ell residents employed' in Hartford. from equipment In the Wapping and Fidel- Caatro'a rebels have < l» UTTLEKaSMUB "copies of the March 10 leaue of Aided. by an* intellectual level light the "Spring Comes to Rock­ STANKO’S itaes) BkSDeTAiro WYMAN'S far above that of a genius, Leo­ ville'’ promotion, running through He noted that there are soma branch will continue to have toll- stepped up thelc burnings, bomb^ OAK GRILL 4t4k P)—For 170 • CS^) MtCKET MOC5E CLUB. POno SHOW the area which otherwiae would days there had been no lost-time RIO MOW Oaest: Psi Camlt ' b i t oIf a d v ic e U* to keep from going "s t lp ' Dlvialon of the Rockville Area Windsor Ave. total 3785, Building BuilaseeEniB*nS35<5s^ Full couryP^Sw aTO y 14 :M ( SI WRESTUNC St. Patrick's party supplies * Chamber of Commerce, with near­ Inspector Roland P. Usher report­ not be available .for aome time. accidents at Convair-Astronau- I I) Navy LOU Nashville, Tenn. (4l-.rRur*l min- 'crazy."' PLAYTEX MAGIC CONITR Switching facllitlea there will also (M> TRR.BARLT XROW tsters and congregations ' IhduTd Prison officials took’ thenl as ly all member merchants partlc- ed today. tics, builder of the U.S. Air Force’s (tM I) TV 8EOW/-4Ha*ri«x B*m - you may nee your charge plan plate ^ 1 relieve much of the load, on equip­ Atlas intercontinental balliatie (W> n^^Vr'rREATER msrr Claascy (c*l«r) asrve their communities, not evidence Leopold truly was a re -; ' The total coat of the store waa (■*r*U; NcIm * .E44y sa4 habilitated prisoner. Many of toe. L'pa Bond Payment ment at the central office on E. hniisile. Than, a woman employe^ 1 •) OOV^ o r ROMTE MHTO B«* Lciir Just their'd'wn churches, and (hey 3381,000, Usher said. Center St., he aald. should (tooperate ;*rith other Intellectual* "with ■whom he/cor- .The Veterans of Foreign Wars New .Pollee Log stumbled over a safety first sl|n (41) OPERATION XVCGEM ItiM ( •) NEWS HEPORTBR AND held a meeting Monday at which Cost of the new' building Is and Waa hospitalized with a frac­ 4:44 (11) M1ERS CORNER______WLATNE* churches in doing ao, a meeting A new log book for recording 3140,000 while the rest of the tured knee. • :N ( 1) NEWS. ai^RTS A WEATR (St44) JANE WV'IIAN MOW — here of Methodist Rural church they voted to pay « per cent in­ all. Incoming calls to the Police -Nlskl •( Temr" amount apant waa absorbed by f ( •) WEAlfilER a ( 4) WORLDS REST MOVIES workers declared. 'Whether you chooie ehemise ^ suit this Spring, be sure the ihape beneath meets fash« stead of 3 per cent on bonds for the Department will be put Into uae ■‘R«v Meet, Girl" ■ p __' new 'VFW home. Anyone interested dialing equipment coata and other April 1.’ Captain Peter J. Dpwge- equipment for the building itaelf. Benefit Dinner Dance lU) raO*B*>OtIB ANXWpR (11) NKU*)). WEATHEB a Cheese the Magic Confroller girdle with magic'^fihger In purchasing these bonds may call SPOBTf) v.- .ion's requirement with Play wiez said today.- The 66 by 83 -t foot, flat root, (It) BIG NEWS - Oommander Joseph Fetko. . 84 'The captain and some membera 'For .. Every Day TUI 5:85 (M) NEWS a WEATHEE NOTICE SPECIAL Grove St. At this time the VFW brick building has been ' apecUlly paneli to slim and lupportyou without bone,.stitch or *«am. Girdle or panty girdle in of the department will, visit the LOCAL RETARDED CHILDREN Tliars. and Fri. 1111 8 (44) WEATREE Personal Notices would like to thank those who have State Police Barracks at Stafford constructed to withstand tha heav- OPEN Ul) NEWS DUKTO DEATH ieat atorms or other disasters. It (44) PEATI'EE rOBTY purchased bonds and those who Springs before that date to wit­ All In Uvbig Color! i n T a m i l y w e pink or white, If you lirefer e zipper girdle chooie the Mold n Hold. Zips bn end offi has also been designed ao that a 11;U ( I) PKATURK riL.M donated. ness the system In operation I«rrv Tm * ...... •itt *‘M*r4er, |e Ike B«* In Metnoriam ARK CLOSED WATES Cancel CakM second floor or a wing may be.add­ S«i«IN *f aimalayn ■ ;M . Potterion's Mer»*e” ■. ■ * ALL DAY TOpAY there. Amuaa Tender 7il$ (14t MILLION DOLLAB MOVIE magi|C finger panejssmboth bulges. Girdle br penty. Pink or white. Block in girdle only. ’Ihe RockvUle WATER aill hold The new log book, and a rubber ed, to take cere of- future needa The riaeat Sendee Since 1881 ■‘Tkeae Htsk Orsv Walls’’ for expansion. Benjemin F. Poriss Rosemount Restaurant In lorln*' memory of lire. liarrlM game night at their meeting today TV. Radio. Re^tds, AppUaneae (M) JACK PAAB SHOW . .Lennon ane p(uae JACK, rAAR SHOW__ at 8 p.m. Inatead oif the previously toriit'uted by Police Com ^5? Hartford i. the contractor ^'PEYTON T I) NEWS AND WEATHEE - 1S61. OStRINSKY .planned program becauae of j the John J. Yaskulka, a retired state Hobron aald construction of the ^TSCAST i I) NEWS Ood know* how much w4 miss hsr, $5.50 illneae of the m>eekcr. Members policeman. new Wapping building la the most H* counts the tears we shed INSURANCE o* Value! economical way, of meeting the teht* SATURDRYEYENIN6, MARCH 15 And whtepers. hush. sh« only slfci>s. should not bringxakes to.the mset* Teenage Canteen Meeting PLACE" ' F R I D A Y Your loyed ono Is'not deed. 521 E. Middle Tpke. Ing hedauaa Mrs, William Rau of A meeting of the. Teenage phone needs in a rapidly expanding A t 8 PM. DANCING f r o m f I^.M. to 1:00 A.M. UlW ( S) NIM'S antroller Girdle,. XS-L. Mofd 'n Hold Girdle, XS-L. 10.95 Vernon, who waa to instruct the ■Recreation Committee wi)l be held area. He aald it ia as If anqUier "TfrUu Plate" » i laX ;*iA gg . (IS4C) HOTEL OOSMOPQLITAN Husbiad, Jamss and . members on cake decorating, la ill. atory were added to the, Manches­ (tt-n> TIC TAG DOGOH - Children, Elsie, June, Harold. March 26 at 7:30 p.m. at-the High' Sal. 1 p.m. “ParMMra Plaal" 8h*rta d o n a t i o n 14^00 / ' (St) we______£ ^ r « N E W t UsULS) Bl'OS RUNNV The talk will be given at a laUr School Calfeteria. Sandra Terry ter telephone building bn E. Center NEWS a WEATOEB' (LM*) Cove o r life da.te. acting publicity chairman urges SL, but doe* away with the nec­ • '____ _ JSI Nxini a jnMmra* U:ie,.( I) HOLLYWOOira REST essity of Inetalllng' edditlonal <«1) spoRTa wroava .■ r ^w WiwVwnea „ ./IklJlEAmK-lA-TOMOHEOW -V Burpee Banquet , all members to attend since im-' rtiEWrsanaLAa b p w a r d h . rnM> iTCOWLD he von -Majric CfthtiroUer, X L. Burpee Woman's^-J^lief Corps' ■jwrTahrbusrness nilt be taken up.- 'equtomeni~tli*f«"~Tuid raiifitnjr (4i) M IM AV MQVtB srill hold a banquet Virednesday at The program committee of the much larger cable to aervice the FRIDAY n ig h t - (IS) HIOHUOETS it:u (IS) THr^Miror * .Ills (IS) CONKltr- 6:1S p.m. at the RockvUle Metho- Teenage Canteen will meet Tues­ Wapping area. in ’ Sm E bM*,V. NEWS ' ( « ) AT HOW ^ day at 7:30 p.m. at the hom* of The'new branch building-will T;M < I) pUTVW (St) DOt’GLA* FAItnANES diat Church. The department presi­ lobster NIBHT I n f i ^ e t Ik^aevea aeas" dent and her sU ff will be guests, Elaine Bently, Dobson Rd., Ver­ house dial equipment and the nec- TOMORROW I) ffluDSa BOV Playtex' Living Bts (shown above) as well as past department officers. non. eaakry heating, lighting and power "ENEMY BELOW” Ulvi M imi Wmk Vernon Paper Drive :-Dlal 50 8-7111 40 OTHER STYLES Other proceeds will go Into the BROILED LOBSTER ROBERT CURT Oirl Scout Troop No. 3 of Ver- MITCHUM .JURCCNS Lore” CHILDREN'S EASTER SHOES AVAILABLE AT Drawn Butter, i!lt..UI> NEWS , Appetizer, Soup, JOtJENSL lil* (Ij) t h e w u eld t u e n s 2 Vegetables, ( B) PST (S«) NEWS BOONE 5HOF _ (lei l:tt playhouse mender Victor Miller of Bridge-1 Dessert, Beverage THE (tt-m PEOPLE'S CHOICE I:U l » ) AT HOME WITH KITTY port addressed a meeting of the -•Clee, Secret Dee” 1:44 (IR-441 MEAT THE CLOCK (SI) PEO ( S) PHONTIEIta IF HEALTH C. FOX & CO. .•(M ( I) ornCIAL OKfECTIVE (U) FEATl'EE- B E t - o w . " } S) SILENT "JfEJiCE liN (IH-U) Hdl'RI PABTV (1144) PLAVHOCSE #• ( R) HANDSTAND Orimth,"The Male itemend *»l“ g;sri*n *Vl-.***>' < I) PA^^IIS PLAVHOG8B I) TENNEMEB BBNIB S liM S V to 12— $5.50 to $6.50 VdiMS House Judiciary Committee and lb 2 not expected to encounter any op- poeltion in the House .itaelf. Pre- MANCHESTER GREEN Coma In, writ# or phon#

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iOLNCMtiSTKH klVENljNG HLKALD, MANUMKSTEH, COHNa I'nUwaDAY, AlAJiCH 1«, 1»68 MANCHESTER BVEtflNG HERALD, MANtUEdrilU^ jbbNKv'Tlft}^^ MABCH it, !•<• ...... ^ ■ of Darknea#,” Mary BUen Chase; animals, aheap, awlna and Iwwaas. Copawlrif^o^.v . / 'WlLNlu-448 Andover "BOlow the Salt,” Coataln;In; "Tile “ The Saturday show opens at 8 WTtO—1818 ; a.m and contuiues until 4 p.m. AVD4G-«-lS88 Wind In the Fproat," Fletchfer; "Let B o l t o n ' AilinffMen Hor»0toe»^ Daily RudiO' WIIAT~818 I Do It,” F'sater ()Foater Fur- WOOO-.138a . Eo#torm BUiUtod TUm WPOP-.-lflf c61o); ‘The Scent of Clovea,” Loft; Death Ruled Suicide fm ^ T m h u 'Biirmii Xife^ and 'Tha Slaytr and the Slain,” '-SIy o w Ne^d Woiht^n McCloy, . '. * Old Lyma, March' 13 <^l— . A Town’s Tax Rale Unc ^ The loUowing pngram New non-fletioh Includes "Dlaiy Ulaa era auppUad by tha radio 4t--P,jN H. Hour Topic Slated Winthrop HCMFriam-Jr- of Coo- medical examiner has ruled as A tim Cdi»to8 ;Cr8tjiidust XdlUoD of AmeitoA” Berger; ” Mr. - auldde the death of Mra. Hugh H. 36Mflli As Doctori wanagaipenta and a n subject to L«W]* ' BariCich,” '^Ublt: ’'Poems,” Rachel per Lana, ' Wilson, 46. whose huaband^a an dhinfa NHhout naoca. - For Meeting Field; •TbtCr. Freucheh’t Book of manager of .ttiaTUttl# Inttonanon-1 professor o i politics at Mr K tm AMD M. m ncH FekLadxidfi Weed, '^k*--P.NM Hour the Seven Saai” ; and "PleaM Don’t al UvMtock and Hdraa Show r Princeton Univeraity. .'*' TWa Maim'a ta* «ata i^ 'a a t at Um pitddng aBd tabis f WTO^IsrtaM Bdltlnn Eat . tha DaUtoa,” . Kerr. Chicago ' OPi—Wbat moei sick • f e y —Ptsusr Partr acbeduied for^hto w;eakind at the: Her body was- found to SUto M wina for tli* eamait flaca» ^ y fOP-ArS'sry Thns Mra. Charlea Prewitt of Mana- .Firemen to Meet , .. men need in thin eountiy ta a good 'Ill* Volunteer Flto D^mrtmentj niyeitoty of Oonnecttcut. jI^Hce j-mterday on the d lv y of term Mr «»• »1aai»ea at nd chBtoiid — theTre-edi. A m y WiK^-Ros* UUlss lleld Center will apeak and ahow He la a senior at the University,' the family’s summer bomb. Neai - WQmiui dootor. gapaca. , altdM ori.''Ufe In Burma” at. a will meet in the^flrehouae at 8 ' a tpMiai merttar <>«M ni«»it. majoring la agricuLtorO. In last • by lay an empty botU,a of aleeping That'$*the «m v ic tl«^ o f 51 doc­ A t least m a sfefctas'-ff*'” wDItC—Ifiisty Draper nipetlng of the Ladiea’ BertevoHint p.m. todaer, _____r — *“ ’ "111 The rate U the aatita Xa that ta ef­ a^dler btte. Privi 4tlA- ' , ^ WPOp—Mound .Doa yeariajriiow hi ■won a prixe In the;pill*’ ...... tors. on the staff of the Mary WHAV-Plaiisr Parts Society at a p.m. March 30, 'The f . j State Police checked the coUaga fect last year. , Tbompeon Hospital hete, one of Hamtoi. e< Col wHAY —Miudio Party meeting Wilt be held In the »oclal MaadMMtei^ OvenlOg HenfNl An- i b#ef contest. The rate is Imiwl mi a taxahie dover eonrespondeat, Mra. Paul] The-ahow_ opens Friday at 7 at Urn request of the woman’s hua- the two alt-women medical Inati when, tntareat WTIC—KISht Line j-oom Of the. Pint. CongFegational at ^foU ffo Hlcka Area and band, who said sen hao disappear- m n a Hst of I6,1»IJJ65 and la dming reoMH unrij^aMie-Miller ■ SORt^JUiMy Draper ' tihurch. ’ D. PfimeUehC telephone Pngrim P-The $1P,000 Is the doctor and patient,’’ says Wal­ thMT soon to u a .R a$sN iun to 'WroP-MoUed Dm hlireh at 6:30 p.m, March 21. A ed for overtime parking. Sjradents''sylU also exhibit beef period. already shewn as ahtlclpated rev­ lace C. Flacker, prMident of the threw tha a h ^ tor necwAcy i •./ 'tmAV-MijAt Wateb pngram will be presented by the enue tit the budget ahd is repre­ hoepital’a board of trtwtsM. "Wom­ for diatance. Platter tortr TIC—Nlrtt Unq Senior ^mgrim Fellowahip. sented by the Increase \tn state en give a more^raonalxaympa- And ao tha : 'R«|eid Xtvus DM—'We Take You Sack New Members PUtUr Jtorty V ant lender. Plana are now'^dietag > Dr. Masao TSkenaka will be the Dr, 'Mary Aairia Thompson, baa JMUah tosedi'duriug the W ^g-R ejiro Hall, the former S t Maurice chap­ neaker at the meeting of the Co­ tjtdt by club membera to enterThe Jiut ad4nl 11 beds in a new diag- U rankad AUatoro thns to el, at its regular meeting o iM ^ r ^ w s ^ of the Center Congregational aporta pamilartty'with Ajnarieaa ______to Sc mancr local draa re 'ew OOeka at Ubrary , Dr. Takenakksjs profeason of ton, Mas#. V WaahiagtoA—Otfielala af tha WMAY-Nt#M Watch A Hat. of new booka at tha Bur- eored by the National Orange. Chriatian ethics and labor prob- THIS WEEK'S FRIDAY H^GHT Mrs, Arthur Pinney Sr, local During lU naarly 100 y e w of National Aaioetotian < a Weather nap-Sklnner Memorial Ubrary in­ 1am# at Doshlaha Theological Bern BuUdtra aay thare has.baaa no da- verks 9P—Modem Bnunds clude# the following children’s Home Economic* Cemmittee chair­ inary, Kyoto, Japan, and one of activity, the hospital has engi­ man, said today the contest U open hia country’s leading youngs the­ neered several first. It was Chi­ eraaao in the constructlen e ( lux­ ItIUM WMAT-NISM Watch boOka: ”The Good American to an Interested pecqile whether or ologians. He was bom in P eij^g, cago’s first nursing school the Mid­ ury houaee (| M ,08O er aiorel. al­ Hew# .W^'-Sw>rte Filial Wltdj." Bacon; "F red ^ and the .1 . not they sre Grange members. It west’s first cancer prevehtion clin­ !Um Oratory though honar building thrmigheut SPBOAL ■Meero Reporisr WORO—Moods to Romance Flying Saucer P]an8.”.woak8; and 1 Cblna, #nd brought up in ■/ Ne«o WPOP—MMem Snundo closes on April SO. churta. He attended high ic, and act up CMcago’s first men- Canadian Prime Minuter John^-Btefenbaker addreeees voters at tha nation droppad abmit 10 per ’’Sal Flaher’a Fly-Up Year,” Gard­ Separate diviaiens and awajrds hyglehe clinic .tor working girls, cent in 1887 from 1480,008 new 7*»H A Y -Dateline **i?KAt-Js*____ . Alley ner. and cbllega In Tokyo, Japan, and Cbolcelahd; Saskatchewan, durinjMiis current campaign tor re- 4P.M.Io9PJff. WTt< -Slejtieni delrensde are planned for adnlta, IS yeare of received his B.A. degree In econom­ profit and non-aectarian, the election agalnat challenger Lestof B. Peareon, Liberal party laad- homce started the year bafan. irSRC—Moode to Rnmanee Among the l^ k a for young poo-, age and over; youth, 15 through i c at the Kyoto Imperial Univer­ hoepitai apedallaes In obetetrical er. Dlefenbaker, ConaervaUve «*l«Kaln. la bidding for a ma­ arPOP-Mndera Snunde rte are: "Thg Big Step,” by Col- 17 years of aga and junlorB, .12 Elisabeth wae the flrat capital ef man; ' '’RoOketa MIi^ I m a n d' sity and did hi# theological work cmfig jority mandats In tha country’s baUottng. (A P Pho­ IrHAt-aerenaae through 14 years. at the Dbahiaha Theological Sem­ Here’a the lA y I ifeel" aaya Dr, tofax). New Jersey la 1818. ' /- ^ Wnc-Mu«)e by Meiatonaa “ i^^-if.'ai.i^'yeeen.de Moons,” ebomba; ’’Secret of Tur­ Second, third and fourth place Evangeline E^menhouae, preaident * WDRC—Cuy UmiMldO WDRC—Mond* to Rnmanea key Fo6t Mountain,” Crift; and inary. Brought to this country In CHILDREN’S WPOP—ModPtn Inunde wlnnere In the adult dhdalon will WPOP-Joiin Daly “Senidr Prom,” by Dujardin. ItSO by the American Board of of the hoapitsTa medical aUff. 8 :»^ receive an Isetta eporta car, a S600 Oommissioners for Foreign Mis­ We women are haqd workers and Adult flcttmi Inctudes^’A Death wardrobe and a ntink stole respec­ sions, he has earned his Ph. D. in can.Jtiold our own w1th.n.sn In our to the Family,” Agee: 'Him Sound tively. social ethics at Tale University apecialtles. But what wisneed la a F lo r i4 a P lan tm g of Thunder,” Caldwell: "The Edge Awarde in the. youth division In- and participated in many church mllUon dollars; thamwe .rould ex­ ASSOiTfD SIZiS 111 elude a ranchh mfokkifiik bolero v a l ^ conferences. pand tha way we want to.” N o rth e rn at 8500: a fi2-plaee eet of starting Silver, a/iedar chest filled . with UAsmi an# Andy Caufht Nappini; '—FoIIm l-ewts NFW CAPF, ^ '.00 >P u. linens aiid a high fidelity phono- invited to visit Tolland Grange. ft TaUahaaaac.'na., 1* \ Mrs, Charlotte Funkhouser Ned- Reg. $2.99 HAT-aerenade More than a qutotar o f a mtlltoo: S I'.-.550 Cj>';icw~- X wied, .a former local reaident, la UoulindDe,’ Ky„ March 13 (JTt— WTIC—Vnur Senaler . down to $100. In addition----- thdre , will. at 8 o’clock gt the CD ahelter at crat yestqrdayr "1 wasn’t really Tha 360,000 danawfirOto Con- WishM O fF am ily be 100 $M"awards and- 100 $25 the school. aleeping. I was sitting thera witti nactlcut are being put In -the gulf aw arda.^tal of all awards In the A Cub Scout' organisational my eyes cloiwd thinking about the at AlH|mtor Point near.J^acaa contest ts 'eald tq $8®,000, meeting, tor inter.aated parenta will next bill” X GiNERALX ' and atPaisnama City. ‘ ‘ JOHN B.-. Mre. Pinney eald Sntranta In ths la ex]expectedcted toto' tobb more r fthan bo bald at 8 efclow tonight at the { u n r a C r o Contest wlU make A drem which school.. nORSIN Tn ceal-'^lRRtV waters. ^ must be In her poeeeaslon by the Weiley choir 'will rehearae at Casper, Wyo. U IngtstbbH TEI.. Ml 8 - 6 ^ :; April 30 deadline. There is no limit 3:45 pjn, tomorrow at United hunters ha’ ' ! to be Ai Dayt Off'GC ^ 'Maaaachuaetta and Near'Ramp- 87 EAST CENTER ST. on the number of enfriee an Indi­ It Church, IltUs fnore their aim., NIghto «A e 9 3 Ptua Parto 4dHra lead aH Other states of the AMBULANCE SERVICE vidual may roaka but no Individual Way of the.Croas will be ob- Livestock . Gordon Sanford TEL, BU $-8488 Unhm In per capita ownership of t la ellglbla fdr mmre than one' award at St. Maurica Church to­ complained' five bM«es have UNC WINIS AND UQUORS liveeto^. at the state, or national levaL st 7:30 p.m. been alKit^ « tWo-mOnth perii^. y 'Judging win ba done on general '""T- appefrance, etyling, eelecUoii d Adverttsement- .desli^ and baalo constroetton When'BUyini or Selling Bolton “7' Complete details on the require, ’f N E V v-..vnr. 1 100 ^q. ft. Property call LawrenceLa' F, Klano,. \ menta m aybe obtained frtmfMm. Broker. one MI 9-5010: ST' .Vi':' ^(ow— Phlnney. •N. jBFIQrcIlff Busioijlivvi^^ Sl^*99 Teacher Pregfan ^ Maacheetor Evenlag The R. F. Dimock Co. “HOT PROOF-4 OR MORE TBhlb OLO-HAi/ g AILON 7,48 "School Nlght-^Teachwa” will be ton correspondent, the subject of the leclurer’a hour Dltalla, telephone MI M l 9 -5 2 4 5 at tha misting of EMlon Grange Reg.10.95 ^ ^ J -^4 J- tomorrow at • P-m at the Com­ — ------^ 5TH #to jtodm OH munity HiQl. The/maln feature of (IT BOT tbe'program wilt/oe a talk by Mrs. Ol^dhr^y Hazel Floyd, Jocal master and 8- . ., A - 4 or VwexYeart Old - HALF GALLON 774 teacher in thif Andover school ays- Lovsiy plaid lined chino fipr coafs. T » t i i X tern, on the/work a teacher must V do oulsldc'the classroom. light blue. Thasa bar dbitg ara wOtar ra- j- k BilNDRO STH'40 4 1 A Th# subject of the talk was chos­ pallant and spot rafiita^t;.Sizes I0>|D. lynn WHISKEY BOT O a O w en be.pauae ao little la generally Lower Co$l of Living i; i » ' ■ ■ knov^ about the requirements of •6 7 YEARS OLD-HALF GALLON 7.f4 the /(eacher'e Job other than what . Grwattr Com fort. Cnfoynioiit goes on in the claairoom, Miss A Worm and C o b v Homo. You Too i &race Tedford, local lecturer said. STRAIGHT 5TH 4% / Mrs. R^xlCneeland Jones 8r., an- Con Afford To Owo! k v " ' ./ other teacher, will head the refresh­ ■ x w u m u - BOURBON gOT d C e W / ment committee, 84 PROOF-4 YE AR ^LO -H ALF GAL 7.48 Mist Tedford announced that HO Touth Night will be held March 2$ NO DOWN PAYMENT under -the, direction of Arthur Pin­ SCOTCU 'i ney Jr. The Travelers Night pro- "t'. .yr'' gram, originally .scheduled for that) IMPORTED'FROM SCOTLAND date, w ill^ postponed to April 2$/' The local grange ha# Invltatlpna ' SYIO'" to neighbor wlQi three nearby ; in Crinon . pr^f 4.19 t»0 towns In the qext few weeks. An-; CHEMISE NEW dov#r Grange baa invited BOlton to ; a program of travel pictures On' DunWoodieslxS^^^^ Monday. 8.95 » r . M r : " On Tuesday, the granga has .been ■ :r‘- WMA’iiS -T--- —— OlV COATS "Colorful .spring slcitts of Ibvoly drip and: et ktnli-trlm wool dry dacron and cotton in a vast array of, COAST TO COAST of wool-and-sllk )* NOTICE ..y ' colors, plaids ond stripas. SizaS l.0*lt; CALIFORNIA SWEET WINES DUE TO ilEATH Pait, Shwiy, Muacaf^, T^He Pari, tN FAMILV WE ' Pale Dfy iharry,. Cream Sherry b* ^or \ ,1* 8 8 a r e CLdSEh , ALLDAVTODAT COME AND SEE THE NEW 1-2-3 BEDROOM HOMES Which are setting the new housing trend In America today. These ouAti ® 3 ^:., M i'I'.O JS' G A i.2,99 tas l l i OSTtfNSKY nerw modern homes include FURNISHINGS In all rooms, plus VoflNM Vsdeei : S I R U X N a n d 8UNK DEALER the newest APPUANCES. ‘ ; ^ ^tSS BlsSjliLL ST. COMPLETE PRICED RANGE FROM $8,300-tor$ik500=4tfr% IdEFRAI^ 781 PARKER St. mortgage plan—No Down Payment plan-^payipenU are gen-, ■ ' . .. -Spring coats in the exdting Robert Hall is burstijig^t all erally subatantially lower than “your present rent, Ruhy Pert. Tawny Perf, Mutcatol, Cream Sharry,, o v at over with the;|iet^4^ for Club .Dry Sherry • • < \ *“ . chemise silhouette.. ..with a THIS IS GOOb LIVING, you can enjoy pleasant aurroundinga "^Famous Make o r In the suburbs with green lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers, swlm-.,| shapely forward look, a dramatig Spring .^. and here it is in a ming pool—Tea, this is really living the modern way—In-A ^ BOttLEO IN CALIFORNIA SX» \ "V 5 :- box)rsuit of luxurious wool, Mobllehome. A SCHOONAAAKER SELECTION BOT I a X 9 backward pleat-draping caught r"' •• ivith a way-down bowl Gorgeous with striped knit collar and cuffs. FOR . You Con Lowor Your Rontd Cost To in a textured weave of 75% rich Rayoii taffeta lined. Blue, S A F E m SAKE COAST TO COAST I , wool, 25% pure slDc.. . lined turquoise and other shades. .*24.00 A MONTH P J ^ M IL Y CAliFORtilA RID TABLE WINES ■Whether your interetl And LtMigor Tiro W oor in ru i^ g rayon ^ e ta . Luscious Hurry-this low price is for two Reg. 5.98 2 . 9 9 ■urgyn^i Clafat, Zinfiii<>f| lies in long-hair music- or DrKro In For Our piutels. Misses’ sizes. days only. Misses’ sizes. / . juke box hits; in bookst ■ couple ' ■ •'Ofai': V * Rollrup-and Baby Dolj sleeves mode^ of tha .'S? 53" ’'^ i.0 5 . ga: 1 . 9 5 •.-QL* '. IT'’, monies or the tfyeater FREE finest broadcloth, dacron and Egyptian cot* you’// find Dick How­ Uso our conyoniont lay<«iway plan • ». no oxtro chorgo Froot End, Iroko and Pundturo |4oy It Usoff As ton. Stripas and solids in lovely spring colors. iMiir onw poptHu mank avaiumi ard's' column. every Wednesday right down Shock Abforbor lns|h»c- '•Sizes'9-T5., - ...... > '• AT AAP IMUM JTOMS Down Foymont! your. alley. It covers all tfo n . these , fields in tin. interest­ Work done b.v experts on all oon«'eatipaal makes of ears. ing chatty manner. Look jENSEN'Sq m i:. Open— Wednesday it-^ead it —• EVERY Thursday mmi Friday MORIARTY 84 PARK ROAD, WEST HAKTFURD—AD 8-4814 . . Nights tUl t FJd. ITS EAST CENTER STREEJ . WEDNESDAY IN Wha , , Parks a Sales Branchea Throughout CoanacK®*t« ' Uetald. brothers f (R O U T E S S on d d B ) Open MonAay Throuhh Saturday 8 to 8 MANCHESTER 801-818 Caator Street AT ROUTE 72 oVkRASS TelepiNM MI 8-8188 Monday, Wcdneadsjr .and "puraday BvanlngA OEHLIN TOHNPIKE 0 MANCHESTER JiHGERING p|aRKADE

V ■ [■f. MAN(3 d 5STER E y E l^ MANCHESTER, CONN.# TWyRSPAt, MARCH 1 8 , 1988 PAGE -- -'’dfi' p I' PA G E S IX ICANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH \ 9 , 1968 ' - x w ; , ’ AfAm flsctf'yaar date, $ on Park ing for adtoek), roadh, .hoqaltala Intervening to affitoni o f fionmem- tos ministers praising th* work o9 44,000 wA think appy ought to aslrlilm, \ ■ bere. the conference end thefiktog the and RaerMtlon Departmant bonds last September was to find out tern of song writing are feeci- IniMtdeid.tiuuK auprmiw^'m up \o 6 and housing.. Both said Bb alngla \SEATO Bta^u ^ anrl|PBtpr that of fiscal statesman. palru'u^on he, is going to make Labor TeUs plan la euffUdmit to reveraa tha Delegates ’^^axpriiesod deep con­ ^Hipplnee for their hoiq>itoIlty. and $80,000 oil Water Department whether or not It could be detected natlng. cern privately over events to the ^ e meeting next year will be held bonds, botlrissued for the purchase REMOVE Connecticut The tn ^ was t beauty, and waa B own lO per cent cut business doymturn. NeWsTPiibits in Wellington, New Zealand. at great dlatancee. There is no longer any Urns gap, From this subtlety ^ha' Baldwin \ Reuther, eritldaing. those whs tolafid repumic Just south of the of the Globe '^.Hollow tract, and RUST & STAINS ^ttpning Ifp ralii set jthia Way. At the beginning of C«ii^ fnM iAP WiTM [At Neutralists $30,000 on the wiwaga treatment A few days ago, the Atomic En­ between the Introduction of A song the year,' with TIm final confarenoa asaalon waa He gets along with everybody, a ful aubtlety ^ thla was that, by from Senator* and devotod to the usual speeches by nection with the ihange-over t o the come and aseesementA" and alio Iha local newi pubHahed here. i .“disarmament la a lost cailBs.t^’ and event that tha song writers ever brilliant or aubtla or savage, but*] The Union leaden pn^posed an Saudi Arabia announces to GS-] S ^ T O ’e. official policy of not All rlKbta of republicatlon of epeclal happen to run out of one-word pleasant known quantity who does pretending^ ignorance of what the members, most' of whom diipatchri herein ara alio reaemod. aaid that one reason this was^^so not p^ en d to be more than h i la Gvvernori had actuelly was that there were “very serious, H L ^ o holds., strength: pn^lsely by GiaNforb!ii«'epBlBifim wrongly, crease to personal tocomt tax faU. lee, Inc. __ very effective poesiblliUes of eh^^OTSa that, to our mind, sum iMUie oi that„ “ ’ ■ ^ ‘f hrofferaOhaOdveriioi’ h'Seemlngly Gen. John Charles Fremont, flrst ] anpUbna from |M0 to IffiO; broad- Rsutoer urg( a spefdi yee- to-13 miles beyond lU coast. PublMera Rapreaentatlvca: Tba ftepublican nominee for U.8. presi-] enad unemployment 1 nsurance, Tiigoslav Communlft Commis- Juliua Matbewi Special — New hiding nuclear testa.” up exactly .«ni6Y tremendou* Once-o-Ytor •To those who say this will re­ period o f ' dkye. dicating s' detemtnation to pro- r sult to deficit ftopnetog. the APL- aerve oesdlal relatieni with the The Herald Printing Company. Ine., I conclusion and tha Atomic En the mouthpiece fo; anything and d to hairate,.agato, details the tovlngs on a nw qnifi^l Magnovox. Salaci from a ' He said It I cost $500 mil- 1 7 % o f d O leaden said to their state­ Soviet conununlato.. . French Su­ aeiumea no financial reaponribllity for ergy Commiaaion’B atatlstic, began everything the party bridnt^ustara Republicans would be pleased to MFV.' CAFE, 1 iGO sq. ft. wide variety of it^es end Oidshet. . . Oootr ond die* Uon„ „ „ _ a_____ Weak... A revenuaa, but typographical errora appearing In ad- ' ■—-r / want to get beforo thp pubUji. than have etoPbmdsed, ^ . second he ment, “ we reply that today’s unem- would be "wlthoui doubt the quicks perior Goun'ctldf the Megistratu'rc Tertiaementa and other reading metier raising quesUone about'the statis­ WeehingtxHi— 17 per cent continued modeh. . . VfHILE THEY USTI pltnled pay no taxaa whatsoaver. in Paris dpeldee to eeriumite death In The Mancheitcr Evening. Herald. of the Water a^ilable to the na­ hle'role is broa^Ls9 end dlvMlfied woQld,'at last, have £U|nMd down > 1 HA'SO C'’ ’* Now... ,est way poaeibie toKpump purchae------— ...... - ■" — " ...... ■ tic. First, it came out that the in a manner, wonderful tp.behqJA Into the ring v-fth a Retoiblloen “If,.consumer spending can end r. AW. z— ^omy," penalty., hnpoaed on DjamlUa Bou- : I \ ( ) ^ Di^lay advertiilng cloatng boora: tion le put to use, experts astir "recession, then new tax reve^ ing power into the • h lr^ :;3l-ycar-qld Algerian girL J I () For Monday—1 p.m. Frida#. Unite^ States Coast and Geodetic mate, about a fourth of it be­ rAnd then, ^mietlmee. It becomes ofganlxatkto politician. propoaad the' Idingtax For Tueaday—1 p,m. Monday. aoaaejhihg of a. tribute to hia-real _ I aourcea will be croatad and the tax col- For Wodneaday-!-! p.m. Tueaday. Survey staUona had picked up ing MHUumed during use. The re­ * Tlto Goverutol. wcbld libt'ba had, Ml 9 -FMS nation’s fiscal poUiiy'wlU not suf- moratorium, foiglvtog I For Thuraday p.m. Wedneaday. earth waves from the Nevada un mainder of that used is available qualities that both friend'hnd foe bip It was a BdaiiUfik try. In fact. lactioh and to3^ ty . only this Srisla Is that the rooeBsion| —1 far for long," pro- ForNFrldaof—1 p.m. Thuraday. derground explosion all over the fOT reuse. take this 'siilfiolal iHiase of hia Maany said they UlkM about a aUnd-by powofi for I wilt not cortoct itodf,” .Reutherj For Saturday—In . in. FTtdar. functioning tC little lightly, as ^ ducing “high velocity . said, ’There ar* no poslUvs: too- ] ■ Claaillled ■ deadline: lOtSD a. m. each bonOnentat DriUt63^9tates. • tax cut with Eisenhovar to general day of put^ttESUon except Saturday < UTTLE HELPERS of tf^ ineeimpable duties of hie terms but not In aay dstail. powers” to.evaiit other Sntl-r nomie forces at seprii which in] V ^ tn. I 'j- — Finally, the Atomic l^tSivy Paper tissuea make good dust oiDce. . ICaany said they talkad aiwut a slon plans felL , \ thcmaalvea will eorreeg the Imbal- Oommlesion Itself lasued w correc clothe for small fry of the fenUly Of late, hia party atnAagtata “ I toybe »fi daj^ ftooratoriutoJ aneeaut of whick tha recession has | ThilMitx, March IS tax cut with Eitenhower to genorid tlon, revealing, this tip t^ that the who Insist on being mother’s little have been giving C ^ p y a remark­ terms but not in any detalL would do the trick,” Reuther aaid> raeulted.” q / able v ^ e ty of rAngaqt.MriB i The *u«pwMlbn power would be explosion hied boei^Fewrded 2,320 helpera Piefitr clothe keep the Meany and Rauther both hhve 28,090 Mors little woricers hitppy and conserve a beautifully dlevm' and aubtlf trap callad for hiking individual tax ex- to'addittim to tax cuts and other itroat toeth of tha hippo-] miles away, up in''Alaeka The dif­ the supply of clotha * for Governor Rlbtooff through the amntlone, broadening the amount anttoMseslbn msesures which Reu­ lus weigh up to a e ^ pounda ] In th« aftarmafii. of Franca'i ference betw ^ 3,830 miles and duration of Jobfiaa payments, ther aeid Congress should pass aachNud may have a length of 80 j bomblns of a ‘nmlglak^^bordcr 250 mllea.xn all the difference ba- and expanlUng public worka spend- “ What we nShl to undeatond to Incheron the curve. ^ latro, thcro hsm boon ir^wealth 'o f tween^aklng a nuclear taat ban es ollcy dlscuMlofi. inaid«\Pr«nce imant. seem practical or Im. ine C | CA-Q-Qil- X sitil. olMv^iere. Am arlcsn'^odls- icaL tlon RM been ahutUlnE b«i Thla difference, said Senator Franco b M Tunlala. Franco Humphrey, tha Minnesota Demor EAST HARTFOBD BU M W l for the Entire i7v . . , A t m i r boon drawbw up new piano for Ito' "^vas the Impression that t BOAT own role In Africa, Including entlflo facts are being used by plana for EtneroboaRpondlturaa of ao^iaone to prove a political point , Frwich capital, abd^for a reiflonal igerous concept to perpatu- W the New Yertar / development Of the natural re- ata In ow efforts to work out af* oourcee pfntient, which nW^ Include fectlve a^ipB-control argreementa.” rices ‘H''C0NS0U*-«Mi TWO MAOMAYOX S m iR S apparently all-important d^ipalta This imp^'Msion comet eaaily to PLANS o f oil Ip the Sahara. Outside any observeiWxWho have noted the lets you tee .isnd hear more of your favorite progreim * . . aOiTaio have noticed the strain oi [anaticism of aome of our pro- the North Africeh crlela on French lb, pro-insvltabla-warisvltwa-wai thaorista. ICm'pMa plans and illustratad Chremolone picture filter ond slonted reflection barrier ^x^Utlee, and even epeculated that stitp^-stap building Instruttiam ,Fun-lrantfoniier *'Magnapewer” chossit . . . Areo sefector do GauUa may soon vault Into the •witch custom tunes chassis in your area . . . convenient top saddle. tot these 8 new fit plywbe^ beats. tuning eontroh-' ^ toiieseet ■wewre p jjj puturtgtiet - ThoOBHf 'if, WVii NfuPItose, •RAHROMI planning and qieculatlon, there I and nothing nt< taken,Niro are NOW CHICKEN OF THE SEA KRAfT « twu baa, alpca tha twmblnr of the vU-|aure, than , to tha priN^t r "-PRAM DINGHY fa ------CRACKER pkg. Hie U 3 i iafo, bean only one real and tan­ 9 ONLY T i m A U glriM M t fn n g paeifiat, aiStl^bomb, Nmexisten^e I V n R C tn a ltS ^ 2 ~ S r SMRP BARRa S v iit gible development. ^ trend of aentlment to Britain to, 10-W This waa tha dadakm of tha Gail- the situation In 1S88, w h e n P ^ e 11'3"-OUTBOARD NAMSCO-RANCY IMioe. KRAFT-^IRACLE WHIP lard government to. and S8,000 Mtolatar Chamberlain cams m im more troops to Algeria. from Munich claiming ha had o ^ CREST essuis 2 9 SRLRD b s e s s m s .x ^ w i * • » . W .S O That will bring the number ,of tained “peace in our time.” l 3'4"-OUTBOARb French troops there up to around One eleifientary difference in the ■ X '.. 600,000. two eltuationii wee that to .1388 to«rkIli,R. “ PMHed, This one apeclfle thing Franca the policy which cams to be labeled t3'9"-PUNT has done—to atrengthen Ita army iV1lY0Shwm 2“95' ' i_^v appeasement originated at the top. .n four jn eeta In Algeria—la symbolic of the one whereas the prasent wavs of aome- M URRAY'S-ICi CREAM S ¥,ee. g k S P i WIZARD fV« S'Sprisf ImssM S m A A r i ^CE»A*.** X speclflc policy Franco-la eUU fol- thing that might aleo be labeled ’ 15'-OUTBOARD NOW...MAGNAV6X HIGH PIDHITY NtlCtU J lowing, and seems incapablfi <^|appeaaement is coming up, from SO. LOW YOU WON'T BBLieVS YOUR PftS TWrm SK' - 25 KODORIZER ’^ 69 nbaadontog. . I sow®* the people themselves. % Girls’ Spring Coats This Is the poUcy of auppjnwlon^ I t o i 988. the BriUsh people them- .....MVRONABQyT 'v •f tha Algerian revolt tor/use of salvSe were the first to dlebeUeve Boys’ - " ' f - S 1 0 .9 S y „ , „ „ HORMa*S 9 f^ ^ t W * o Pramm Gorfee’i Froaaa ■ - \ X ' Chemberlato when ho told them «> .(. « ; bU~ It la only., after that^hda token J tp^t, by selling out Caachoslovakla, 18'-D A Y CRUISER f o n v a j m R f i i i t r F i M F I S H i n O K S \ X iSaB-toltoroA romparable priee^ ^ ^ ^ *"J^ *ra »* place tost F r t o t ^ bri^plaim tog h , had gained . peace. What tha X for the future ufN ira Africa]British people knew. Instead, waa would take effect. Its,le only after]that he had ‘made war certain. a bin cruiser badL ****^®^ Franca has won its victory In blood p-ro„ that moment, they knew the 20'--(; At last a dress that gives you that slim aheath look at a pin- zzr that Franca Wiu begin showing ] ,n,vitablUty of war with Hitler. money price. It's completely Itoad to retain Its Mnart lines and how generous and anllghtenedv she The British people, were right, make it ahadow-pfoof. In black print with red aai^-or red print Girls’ Can Can Slips t d i be. xriten their leaders were wrong. with black aaah, SlMs 10-20; 14H-22% \ WANCHESTIR LUMBER, INC. ftfcANDDucHEg SSilrfsr.---- 'The' right or the wrong of thl^ is ’Today, we euapeet, the British Sage-Alien, East Hartford, I# opea MoMbiy through one consideration. But one can I people bava another conviction. PHONE M l 3.S144 BEEF STEWS 8 a RORSE MEJIT '^ 00^ 9:10 A Jf. to 6:80 rMt.; Friday nnUl 8^W>rAL take the luxury of evading that ’ihelr yreonvlcUon la, we would I ■ • , ■ - Gaba> ^ h * fS h ^ aide of - the Issue imtll another I guess, that war with Ruesia is un- •Tvv” - c h queatlon has been answered. Do the likely, and^xbeyond that, impoe- I ' French, In any csm, right or] slble. Wa suai^t they believe, to- iR wrong, have a chance o f winning day, In the inevitability of peace. Tho Magnaionk “310**$ in Algeria? Can 500,000 men do I Where, in 1938, they heard talk 1 S9iARIR-ra-W An R l-il RRW OiRAra more la tha toture than they have of peace, and prepared for war, to­ * ' been able to do In the past? Can day they hear talk of war, and still Magnovox High HdeBty givss you greater Ritening pleosurg, the war, if^ Franca persista to It, think It only sensible to adjust greater value . . .12' boss plus two 5 ' high froqyancy be Umlted to Algeria alone? Is themselves to peace. Today, on the X- tbs kind of victory France seeks j other hand, it la their leaders, the speakers . . . powerful high fidelity amplifier . .^ Brodslyn possible? heirs to. tliemberlain, who act as ^ outomaHc changer yrith .^kmg-life Diam ond Styfcis Pick-up M U a w s ^ a io w Jr^’-Mwoes’ There has, to many long months] If they thought it had to be “war * . with superb AM-FM radte—$199.85 . . . yisor choice of M en *^ of campaigning, been ho develop-,] in our Ume." let our garden experts help you.. cherry, ook, or mahogany color fi .isl)es. X, MACARONI meht to suggest that a . French ’The British people are not hecesi ^AU Wool Blouses 'victory la possible. And if there is ] sarily m right today aa they were anything worse than a.pbUcy Which to 1938. Wo do happen to think NOW $ la wrong, it la. a policy, which is they are. But to try to discredit ONLY 149' Sports Goats Skirts - Slacks also militarily hopeless. An’d at the j their^preaent beUef ^y attributing F R O Z m moment when the outside world to them the mUtake' of 1938 is a was forced-to hope France might superficial use of an hiaterical FREE ESTIMATES bo beginning to realise this,the I comparison which is not valid. T ^ 21" TV* and Hi-ri T PIES Reg. $3.98 Valuet only tangible FTMch acUon has] British people, to 1988, 'had raiich R e g . $ 2 ^ t^ a lu e t Ju*t unpacked, fresh new blouaes of been to send 38,000 more man into more seme than ihelr statesmen. ON INSTALLED FENCING P h a n eg rop h dacron and cotton, cotton, rayon printa 4 7 Oat that “Spring fealing", draae up In' flees - .' Slacks iuid skirts in the war which is wrong, and hope-1 They usually do. , F In one of theee new all wool aporta . 32 38 leas. - • ’ . Combfndtion Chino,'rayon linen, cotton In solids and coate. Ton’ll feel like a nkw man plalda . ... ALL DISCOUNT FRICBD. '■■■ .><<■ and your budget won’t be'affected, Fay ooly $3.00 per sreek >«; by theJow DISCOUNT PRICE. A ^ 0 0 ^#^ile Error Judging from the easault on our .85 Oontroverey over a atatiatlc U-|«are, the art of popular song *319 lumtoatea tha unpleasant poaslbll-1 writing has at last been reduced to Maniple Spri] tty that some of the argument . ^ jite simpleet and lowest common RIVER, BRAND POTATO CHIPS tog presented to the American peo- denominator., RICE De|f*lotM Setyod To pla on one pbsae of disarmament Both music and lyric now seem U168L MetropoHiaB (ene only). Beg. |S74.80- 4 St8.90 Loirian Dlehee ^ 17'' W ise^fM ^Sy Flannel Slacks la not to be trusted. | to be approaching , the niltimate Reg. $29.95‘$35 ' ’The diaarmament Issue involved , Prompt low-coft torvico on TV ond Radio SUPER AT-7 form. The typical tune pt the day K E U U a Reg. $7.9S Valuet ' Juaf 38 of thMie.exceptional "all Is that of a possible egreement to consists of one musical phrase, re­ wool, full length coata. Only one or halt nuclear weapon testa The.eta- ARMORR’S “ .r J " “j : 43e two of a kind, aome^even hand peated oyer and over, with variety \ .. w*Lso« A ^ z r z '^9* All wool and rayon and wool blend I tailored. Sixes only, DIS­ tlatic tnvolved«la the statUtlc rep- slac'ka. PerfecUy tallorad. Hollywood or 8-18 being contributed by the number UpUID DETERGENT 12 c COUNT PRICED. rewnttog Ui# distance at which an o f' declbele with which it is ren­ FRI6I9IMMER A pleatod modalB. DISCOUNT TBICED. Tested and Adjiuted, DeDvered, Guaranteed and m ni B rsozEN iineXihe mtm. wme atomic blaat we set off Inside a dered. This variety ranges from JOY ■ ay VIILE esAfEFSUIT DUNK 4 twn Nevada motmtoin last September loud to super-loud. When the mus- Serviced A ll by our. own meehanica. mn| m hozen nNEAiPiE artw . mmP could be d^ected by InstrumeiltB. -ic is loudest, the song is reaching DRYD^GENT. 2Si V$M X OKAN6 E DRINK C ew^W* ‘The ralatiOR of the sta^stic to ijta artistic climax. ' Sold on ouY own Low-cost 6% Time-pay plan. V pk9 l HURSOR ^AfKiNS I ' S ' i n ' the Issue la this; If this under­ The music side of the song -is, Chemise Dresses ground atomic blaat could not’ be however, etill relatively compli­ SHW SEES lAW Men’s Car Coats detected from any great distance, cated, when we compare it with Housework Helper Ik e*. A A d 94 o t .< A A d that would mean it would be hard ASeETERSUT S.- 7 1 ° Reg. $8.95410.95 Valuet the lyric aide, Ih order to. make q spicospw ’^Z9^‘*^o9 Reg. $19.93 Valuet to monitor of enforce any interna­ musical phrase, it still takes more Enjoy outdoor Uviilg' the whole seasojn. Your chil­ FOOT Whether you like Chjmlae dreaaes or tional agreeip^nt for the cessation % not, come In, .try'one on, then decide. than one note. dren, .pets end home , deserve the best-promption' 88 inohee High Fesf Acfiee . A P** d | A d d| >1* i| A d Polished cotton poplin coata, cor­ of bomb -toatsi But If this under­ We have plenty of Chemise and alio But' tbs beat and most popul^ you can give. Our fence, is guaranteed high -quality FSbrlo Only * ' . duroy trimmed, new bronae Iridaa- 7 7 ground blast was detected from t d a vaat array of alim-llne drcaaei. DIS­ lyrics of the moment—judgto by zinc gfilvanized steel. Tough 2-ineh weeh.comes with Fittings, Poela; Gatos, C0ME Z ““ Z Z ““ 4 3 cent car coata, fully royon lined. COUNT PUCED. ' ' great distancM,. that would -mean the frequency with which the disk Sixaa 38-4$. DISCOUNT FlllOBD. knuckled top andliarbea bottom. Let Sears experts Inetallatlen Extra. . . • , ’ 'X' • ' support for the argument of those Jockeya play them—are the lyrics, ektimate and install your fence now. '. who aay that a teat ban. would be etoich consist of only one word...... - . . V ■ .t, ’ .■ ' Maaobeetor A^opptoir Itoriiade praoUcal, beceuee atomic, explo- The song begins with this word. : - 'A*,. ■ jrvY' ' ■' ” PHONE MI 8-1681 O poR o o d i d a y HR B:30— T h u n , a n d F r i HR 9 p jn . »lus stans aaywlMr^ bvaa deep under- When this wdrd has been riqieated BTOEB.HODBBi . lyoiiad, B s^ bo .dftoctod. a ^sufficient number of times, the Meafa T mb., Bab-l* nxm «e • pto- CbM of tbs a p e ^ c purposes to song is ended. Wad., Thank. Fri,—1* .aAi. to B P A . IMCINTP^ST; CpiiOFCHUR^ST, 9d btaWt to Nevada The advantagSa to such a ays- . \ »-t •« ■ J J'- r- X,

X PAGE EIGHT , / . MANCHESTER EVENING.HERALD. MANCHEfiTERi CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH »*?»«» MaITOHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C<^K^ f^ S D A Y , MARCH 18, im RAGE N ^ X X,. Ordnanck ,ltsconiwlu^hc%" in- f \ 'X - ? collectora send their covers to the and It goes back unopened. Some­ per cent of the outgo is addressed Ii860 Furniture^ Chester BOwIei, pubUeah t w a CMVnlttee - last on Aprirlili «donearS and Junior HI Ti, 7:16; 1858 United Appeal ovqnslB station in packages. The covera times the scattered consignments' to a ta n ^ eollecters.. ’ Soldier TeMipi dSg clqsses In rtcannkiasdaee for East Uncaa Hi T /J p.m. Army Aids ScouU relief and rsconsQueUai bulw ta w eai^s, IdentRleation u t SouthWindgbr cut governor, wartime head of the month ifewamendad JUsbury to fill W alterJ- stamped and * addressed by the from one person are collected, re­ Western Germany’s' fiihfenf* h6 1 sot HIU, Is ott cap- Troop 8 Girl Scouts wlll.gathsr. set at 110,400,000. Sponsored h r Antarctica Post Office unekbloded ordniuses dtvlces, In- Offick'of Fi ce>AdmlnlktraUon; and the coimlaBB vacancy. In Field Ccmkiiig Church World Service, the Protsst- senders, have, to be sorted into package and returned to the send­ * 46 Ti^gulatotiji Met Teach. Civi dustry eonsistr.^ 1.880 p^of^mA Ambassador to India, announced w m Awards tains. TheM k mem- at Wapplng Community House to­ bundlea according to the atates or er without benefit of th e' magic veatlgktion of u^xploded brdnanct hlf :candMaoy. Five Ciib Scouts wml awards at bars and W th s ’SiKWeh for day at 6 p.m. ten a but trip to tele­ snt overseas relief sgiwiey, the s»- countries of their destination. postmark. O rd naiii^ kills incldenwk dtaguoAng types, and udtq qiQi^Uy, linM ufacl^ democrats to Choose 4 f a | ^ . IditUlUM^ vision stsUon WKNB, Channel 80, Fort Bcnnlng, Oa. When It pest Will b r cUmsxed with ..- Chicago—According to the com'- llvlng'*rooinisstfc,700i ■ofas, and t - Pefegat^iqf State Coovetttioii uled for the meeting; Harry J. WhaeloM earned a Wolf badge btry, plants, domttlbiw-of, home laacheeter Evening BemU sist In civil disaster, the daugh­ By BEKME TAYVOB aits full shaee of official mall and Utah, can do. So other men oif the ing .well on Us polar post offtoe. ness law, the legislatures of all the find and dispost of Internal msi^iutd hasards. in,'tnmsportlng ord' 500JID0 Udilaar ^iu* oesMtoMJ / baked food, cgtnned goods and ,Ute Windsor correspqndent EI- ters of soldiers stationed hsre have 48 states except Kentucky and Vir­ pieces. Odium, Democratic Town Commit­ with gold arrow, and Alan Petersen t,ABG»9T TROCT^^ At Um South Pole (B—A Corner oil packagee from home. station.;take turns helping him. This is mainly because it has'no chines is ths subject of a eeuile nancs'derlcn. A special meeting of the^TOtinga D o^ fe Speak tee chairman, said the publi? Is a Bear badge. John Matthews re­ like. The chur^Jieqies to raise a mere telepl^ Satehell an advantage over most scouts in scales that will Weigh ounces or ginia met In 58 regular and spe­ Arn^ .Ordnance '^tacbments 8-56S8. off-post troo|M. Si an’a'Lak* Athabtima the mcM hall at thia lOT atatlon. Occuplea Little-Space The atM p collecting part of cial sessions during 1857 and made being offered by the Army to ^w DeifeQSlfa Club wUI-bd^Aeld to- Th«]lna# J. Dodd, a leading candi­ Cordially .Invited to . hear Do<|d ceived a Gold Arrow, Sumner Fran- subetantlal am o u n t^ money which Occupying a apace leas Utan 10 the bperaopn hka become so heavy fractions of an ounce. A man who enforcement officers and civil de­ from iTori Polk, La.; g m Chaffee, DOGS T A X B O "^ will go toward payttw off the re- During s recent day-kgrig emer­ gave t la said to UM contain! the^ poet office with a thousands of changes In State tax nlgfet a t 8 o’clock a t the Town Hall. date for'Axwai in the UJI. Semite, spdsk. . . ' ' da aind Stuart F’rsneta were both largest e trout ever takeih;^^ mafic name"for mUliona of people feet square, this post offioe^prob- that the NaVy.^had imposed a limit. maHs a letter hefts It and guesses fense personnel in Arkansas, Ark.; For^StU. Okla.; r s k Bliss Stockholm — Swedm levied lU ' lUwborjr Appotated swarded Uon badges. - m. Ining loan IncurretPduring «x- —SENIOR CRIME ' V (Clli;jfgency AWA food8 V training'8 S8. course. In- its weight. To make sure>it won't lawa Dtlegatas will b€ selected to'ettend will be thehe feaUired« tp—] u f at a Inches loi and Welghl^^H around the world. It haa the covfMd ably is the most elemental of all Indivlduala arbsjield to no more Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Fort Hood, Tax., a n d ^ m rth first 8of tzx In M08. meeting of local Democrats’ which . R. Chake Laabury .of Rt. 6 has Each den had an -interes^g ex­ tinudve alterations to tli*NchurcJ» Oklahoma City, (A) — The OMa- atriicJ^s of the■ B Third Army Food K poetmark "Pole Station, Antarctl-^ operated by Uncle Sam. Ita equip­ than five covers'in each consigh- be stopped en route for Insuffl^ent and Texas upon request of. munic­ Army Headquarters ai'e furntsking the 6 a te Convention to be held in basement and heating homama crime bureib waa asked 1^ Servics 8ch<^ gavej them a mora- pounds: NEW WRIn Al B - Btainfsrd. ■■■ • will be held Friday''!^ 8 p.qt. at been appointed to ths Industrial hibit to ahow PTA members^These ment conalsta of a hand-operated m ent However, ^ m e of them postage the sender qlways emf'bn ipal authorittea to Fourth U.S. ths Instructors. \ the. Towti Hall. D<^a is^.form er exhiblta dlsplaj^ either New Arrival Oklahomasiahoma City polioepolice to analyseanalyze big orlentiEUoition on emergency the side of generosity in using Toledo,. Ohio WV-A boxer dog ;_a ttfe t business maet- Development /Commission by the It la the target o^l-iftamp col­ stamp canceling machine, a bath­ have circumvented tnla by sending Army Headquarters-hel'e. - . A K'f W' l’ ■ • i ' •i' Afe WUl bs served Congressman wh Is also locak Public Health New York (AV—The goal for the ahips. And the atatlon alwaya gets letters than it receives. Stamp stamps It for return to the sender like hers needed brightening. z y ----- tend." greatly intensified recently when Nursing Aasn< prisideht. The Re- .a.t,the Wapplng.Community Houss Podunka, 6; Friendly Indians, 6:80; got her eye o n '^ o th er man.’’ r*p.ys - \ X

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4 X- , k H f MANCHESTER EVENDIG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN-, THURSDAY, .MARCH 18. 1958 PAGE ELEVEN MANCmSSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., XmjRSDAY; ^ R C H 18, IMS PAGE TEN N. rowing oSMclty to 9 0 tim es lt» morial and Hartford HoNtltala. Ha >v. pnaant pa»lA.eapltal and surplus. D r. LuiidQb^g (Jets la engaged in. the practice of inter­ Hospital Notes GOP Progriim Tha raaoliitiona would memorial- nal ihedlelna In Manehaater. H ik e Obitaary Union ise (Jongrass to amend the Inter­ . I'D Study Grant Dr. Lundberg ia one of thrsa doc­ On State’s Idle nal RJvenue Code to allow rapid tors sent by the Tuberctiloaia So­ PaUeata Today; tod The Bjd>y Pas tax wrtU-offs for capital improve- Dr. Goorgg-A. F. Lundborg Jr. of ciety for advanced apeclaltsed WOUaB B. OstrtMky ADMimBD 'nDSTBROAT: Hen^ Pxjpected on Apnl hicnU; and aaka the Highway De­ 756 Main SL, haa .racalvNf g $76 training In tuberculoala work. AH William B. Oatrinaky, 63, $40 iy Addis, 18 Pearl S t; M n. Ger­ 22 Shape partment to consider pAentiai in­ medical scholarship In tubaitnkMdf grants for medical education by Lydall St., died ;^sterday after­ trude Browi^ Green Lawyi Con­ dustrial divclopment araaa- in lo­ Jthe Snclaty qre financed the study, given by the Greater Hart- aUa^of Chriatmas Seals. In noon at Manchester Memhrtsl Hoa- valescent Home, Rockville; W l^ oontroverslalfDafanse Departmant alao,^ earns cating or relocatlng^atata^high-: fnni TOherrUlOala . and Public mtstlf^sfter a brief tllneas. ■ The fate of the Been Named (OsBfhHMfl fren Page Oae) ways. llam Johnaon, JKlantlc; Mrs.’ ReSe abandoned'ynlon S c l^ l will be de­ fomard to raquest apace Ui a rano- Health Society, (ContlittHd frem^l^ige One) He waa, born in Minsk. Russia, vate6 Union School for training 6ov. Rlblcoffs proposals would Rau, 6 Church' St., Vernofiv'Mrsi rided by tbe Board of Directors^ on went on record against all Mils Dr. Charles E. Roh, chairman Sun Outshone in Lab Feb. 26,1895. He had lived In Man­ Blleji Monaegllo, 80 School St.*;' purpoaea and for atoraga. Fire eUmlna’tt tha present waiting of the' Medical Advisory Commit­ At the capitoJ, Houi# Democratic chester for the past 41 years. A Miss Ulltan Boothroyd<'l7 Cottage April 22, General Manager Richard Chief John M en raid that a section now btfors the Legislature that week; would extend beneflU from tee of the Society, announced to­ Bedford,Maas. — Bri^tHoasa 700 Leader McCormaCjt of Maaeachu- ritirsd pqrap.metal and paper deal- St.;. Rockville; Roben Burnett, 19 M a^in M id today. of the building could ha used for would raise benaflU. $40 t o '$45; -and would provide day that Dr. Lundberg will bo tbe tirasa greater than at the auri'a-aur- M...he waa A mem bar of the Hebrew Brainard PI.; Miss Elisabeth Rob­ Red .(h-oas purposes. Tha Hartford Tammy frag; daughter of Mr. and M n. Billy Crows af Laka- Numerous tritneaaea presented a beneUu for 26 weeks to all and to Society's rapresenUtive at a course faca and tomparatures above 400,-- aetu eaid he )>ad'"no feam” that Metdbanta PretectIVe Aesn., the At that time the Board will re­ 30 weeks in some cases; and would inson, 7 Dr.; Mrs. Adokca view Martin's estimates, on reno­ power Squadron la also tnterastad .li. Flat -BtM waa bora March 10 .IH Lakeland. ' Her maternal m oa of aUtiaUca to, the Labor In pulmonary function at _ Boston 000 dagreea have been achlevod ut the current receeeion would de- Mutual Society, and In apaca there if it wars ever mads raisa depondency allotmenti. Truken, Jtfew London l Jsalce vating and raring the building and grandparanu era Stats Rato. Eugaoa GagUardons of Bolton and OommttUe In registering their op­ City HoaplUl March Y4-ao. The the Air Force Cambridge Research \-elop into a WU fledfed dleprea- lhaa Post, VFW, Dowty,^3 Russell S t; Mrs. Norma Recreation Supt. James Herdlc's available. ' Both the Manritratar VU»i Andrew Zypko of Hqrtiordt*.^, course: la aponabred by tha nt^ical Center, Bedford. aion. lavra'hla wife, Mrs.^da Haa- JeftetM, 185 Green Rd.; Michele estimated costs for operating. it as Improvement Aran, and the Tax- ' a a position to the unemployment com­ "MADE MEDldDfE" schools of Harvard, Tufto, aad Committee approval of McCor- keil O stejM k^ two aons, M. Ken-^ m Antoinette Warren, Olaston- a town recreation center, payers League favor restoring fhS ' Bnsaa EUaon, daughtor of Mr. and M n. Paul K. Tukor of pensation* bills, ' Only opponents Sitting Bull gefterally Is given Boston Univaralties, Harvard WILD WATERMELONS macVa public worka feebluUon waa neth and A^ralmm L. Ostrlnsky ury; Mrs. Elslq. Spencer, 115 For­ Martin has not yst secured the building to ura, Mah'ona^ ralo. Carpontar Rd., Bolton. She was bom March 11 at Manehaater were heard. Thoae favoring the the credit of opposing General School of Public Health, Maaaachu- pong considered a hatlvo of the latest In a aeries of swift both of Mahehestn^' a daughter, est St.; Albert HOwltt Jr., 77 West cetimatee requested by the Board Diractora and'^ei.Usena epperadi- Mamorial Hospital. H tr maternal grandparanu a n Mr., and biile appeared 'ttieaday. Custer in the Battle of the Little ■etts Trudeau Society. A tig. (though no wild variaUsa moves by Senate and House Dem­ Mrt. .Frank Wteick Of,-Hartford;, St.; Mark Gldman, 11 Dorothy Rd.; an Feb. 4, but said today that he to the reatoration to ,.tha^ Mra WlUiam McGinn and her patartial grandparanu, Mr. and Shokeemen for business organl- Big Horn. Actually, Crasy Horae Dr. Lundberg was graduated had been tfetectod there), watar- ocratic leaders urging the admin­ two sisters,^ Mra>IterniiSn Gostin -Harold Vines, Wapping; Gary Car­ would begin compiling, the infor­ money that would have to be a)wn87 •Mrs. Harold H. Tucker, all of Lynn, Mara. SM has a atater, latioiia and Industrlaa in the aUte waa the Sioiix leader In that bat­ from Wealeyan University In 1949. malona Wgra found growing wild of Los Ahgeles, Cahfi, and. Mrs. ter, Coventry; Arthur Boufford, contended Uiat any liberalisation (n Africa by David Uvtngstono, istration to step up the spending mation next week and "wrtll have in such a project, they alao math- ^ Mary EHxabeth, 20. of the present law would increase tle and Sitting Bull acted only aa and Jefforaon Medical CXtIlege, of funds already appropriated. Irving London of New'ltork CS^; Alicia 18, Warren S t; Mrs. Josephine It In plenty of time 'for the Di­ tain that additional apace for fee: a a a • a the holy man who "made medi­ Philadelphia, In 1968. He la on tha who solved thb^ mystery of their and six grandchildren. Muster, South CovenL-y; Mrs. Ann cosU to Connecticut bualness and origin. McCormack told the committee rectors to discuip it” at the April reatlon Is hot heeded at this-tlmo RUhari Pant, abn of Mr, and Mra Aarry B. Maldment, 18 industry and would reUrd tho ex- cine.’’ . ■ ■courtesy staff of Manchester Me­ that as of Jan. .1 there were un­ Funeral services were hekK^hla Student Nurses Recew^ Caps Bartlett, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Jen­ budget hearing with the Recrea­ and that faclIlUea in . viriouS afternoon at the Herbert L. Grai^ nie Baker, New Britain; William Scarbororough Rd. He waa bom March 8 at MaaehaaUr Memo­ panaion of their recovery from the expended balances of $4®® million Mias Alicia Peaslnl, 40 French Rd., and Mira Mary Anne Welira, tion Department. achooiq could, be utiUsad If such rial HospItaL Hia maUmal grandparanu are Mr. jmd Mra. present receeqion. for federal public wofks projects. Stein Funeral Chapel, HartforiD ^ Sheldon, 78 N. Elm St.; Mra. Mary Herdic this week sstimated that expanrion were neeraliry. Burial was - in ths Hebrew Mer­ Beelsebub Rd., WapptiigV\were am o n g '^ e 39 freshman studdnt DSicek, Andover. Tbomra V. Panciera, 84 Hackmatack S tr and hia paUmal grand- Maurice W. Rgid of 'Bridgeport, He estimated that on June 30 the nursefe .who received their nurra's^ckB this week at traditional It would cost $10,416^ staff and Mahoney aald yesterday that tha parenU are Mr.-and Mra Harry Maldment 00 Robert Rd. chants Protective Aasoclation Cem­ BIRTH YESTERDAY: A daugh­ run tha building for a year. This reatoratien "would not have to bo a spokesman for 'tiw State Cham­ obligated portion Would J>e |87 mll- cap i^g ceremonieb at the 90^41^^ Memorial Hospital School ^ • y • ber of Commerce^xpropo•ad an X UOB. etery, Garden St., Hartford. of NV^ng, Middletown. capping ceremany marked the ter to Mr :and Mrs. Irving Taut- estimate waa alio rsqueited by a budget item but could be taken Memorial week will be obeerved David Scott son of Mr. and Mra George Hubbard, 848 Cen­ amendment to the law'-that Would McCormack called on the ad- succesMul cdmpletion oL m& raontha of classroom theory which kua, BlUngton. Martin and Uis Board in Febrii- out of Uifi capital improvements ter Bt. Ha was bom March 6. at Mancheeter Memorial Hoapi- aid "regular membera of'tits work k m-nl.stralion to act "to stop, the at the home of his son, M. Kenneth d is c h a r g e d YESTERDAY! »«7. precedes intri^uctof^^aWmcal training fcr freshman students. Ul. ' HL> maUmal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra- Charles De- Oetpineky, 3® Saulters Rd. Elmer HaUield, 68 DitPant S t; Th# Union School matter arose forco" in the aUU. ,, again I further forces of deflation and get Coste. Gloucester. Mara., and his paUriui} grandparanu are Mr. Under thia proposal, benSRU NOBODY the economy back on the road" by Tbomas Grady, Glbtin Convales­ test August when the Dlrtctbrs and Mra Bmil Hubbard, GlouceaUr. He has two brothara Don­ Heads Sj itors . Mra. Margsrat B. Shields cent Home; 'Mrs. Pauline Fre­ recommended it be raxe^ At that would be exitndtd to about TOP OUALITY pro\-iding employment now. ald Loon, 4 tb and Lawranca Eugene, 2>4. weeks and a maximum of 39 when He also observed that a $5 bil­ Mrs. Paul E Wlllhide of 88 Por- Mra. Margaret B. Shields, wife chette, WlndeorvUle Rd., Rockville; time, Director ^ n c i s Mahoney ^AboutTown ter St is^esldence chairman for Body>I^und in Ve^^non Held Mrs. Harriet Barron, West Wllllng- was the lone duaentcr and. the • • • ’ . the benefit clalma equaled or ex­ lion increase in the national debt of Chester Shields, 136 School St., ThomM ChariSri,^on of Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Hogan, 84 ceeded 6 per cent of toUI covered the Red Cross fim^ drive. Vol­ died this morning at the home of ton; Mrs. Frances Breup, Bsat Board postponed a deciaidh await­ may be necessary. unteers will canvass the town on Hickory Dr., South CbjUfitry. H*-Was bora March 0 at Man­ employment for a period of four Congress last month voted to her datighter, Mrs. John Muldoon, Hartford; Mrs. E liubeth PsteifSon, ing the outcome of Mahoney's R. -T. Baseief, 8 Harvard Rd., eonsecutlve weeks. Heart Sunday, March 16. pparent Eoul Pla^\Yietim 3 Lake St.; Mrs. Irene Lyons, 4 drive aimed at iqtereating groups was the guest of hia son Tom, at chester Memorial Hi raise the government debt limit 235 Highland St., after a short -SI— It would require that ’.the em- Team ntajpra are Mrs. Harold , V Lewis. S t, Rockville; Sharon In taking oveir 'th e building, and tha annual freahnun fathers week- from $278 billion to $280 billion. lllneas. (ContlBaed -from Page One) Ctorolyg Post dapgiitar raMrV'and Mra Alfred W, Hutchin- oye have worked in each of the Since tlien. congressional leaders Bonham, 162 N. School S t; hfrs. She waa'born iii Ireland, ani of Xj?- Harry Taylor White, Coventiy; Mra. Magdetlne securing eatiniatea for its renova 'end held recently at DartmmiUi re-yean preceding hia claim; that Georgs Dickie Jr., 12 Centerfield Jbed Springs barracks, invesU*-},EheliMi Ija jeraspeat s t - Rookvllle; - jp*7T SwBrRTVWf tWe n* ...—-..... acm, Hawthlma S t She vras Bean Marrit 0 aMCaagheaUr Me­ BEAT THESE have voiced doubt that the in­ bsen a ra^dent of Mandisstbr^fim . I be ineligible for aoclal security ^;r-M rs. Nrtl PatersOHr lOfr BaWk HookeT-canbfr' gating. Mrs. Eleanor WoJnsrowAkl and , E anetiveralen BaKmate morial Hospttal. Her maUmal gFMdparehta^are Mr. and Mra. crease wjlCzSe enough. the past 35 years. Nelson P. Ingalla, Sierllng, Mara., and.her patmnat grandmother menu, and that he be entitled to win Rd.; Mrs. Richard Relc^en- High SherUf Paul Sweeney. 'The body, foliowring the pmiml- daughter. South Coventry; Mrs. Mahoney has rince acquired a benefiU under other provislona of This admiii&traOon meanwhile bach, 406. .Woodland S t; Mrs. Ru­ Besides-her pusbimd^and daugh­ 'The landlord of Mrs. Sodden sold hary examination at the B urke^ Ariens Hubbard and son, 848 Cen­ tbikl estimate of $36,000, for com­ Mrs. Charlce E. Crocker Jr., t05 ia Mrs. Carroll W. Hutchlhaon, 54A Cheathut SL ' waited to ,Msess the results of ter, ahe. leaves tyro other daugh­ Woodbridge St., will repreaant the the law. pert Uppling, 78 Oxford S t; Mre. that the saw the deceased leave neral Home in Rockville, #ai ter St.; Mra. Rose Longtin and son, plete reconversion, Xliia' includes Fred Waterhouse, counsel for stepped-up spending programs it w aiter Hennequln, 167 Green Rd.; ters, Mrs. Peter Robba of Man­ her home Tuesday afternoon "all moved'this afternoon to Hartford ^ 2 Moore St.; Mrs. Margaret Sen- $30,000 for revamping the entire Manchester Garden Club by ranr- Ralph Earl, aon of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Nhyra Squirrel T ^ t , has ordered and recommended be­ chester and.Mra. Robert Phillips of Ing aa clerk for the Judges at tha MAC, said the organisation was Mra. John Prestoni 68 Bowera S t; dreaded up." She siaid slhce that Hospital where an .autopsy wrill be ■on and daughter, E Windsorvllle. building's. intarioTi 84,000 for a Coventry. He waa bom March 7 at Maimhratra Hoa- 'NmalUrably opposed’’ to the fore deciding whether a tkx cut Is Mrs. Louis Heard, 14 Milford Rd.; Bolton; Jlw sons. Frank Chetelat thhe Mrs. Sedden's younger slater, perforined. DISCHARGED .TODAY: Infant heating plant, and $2,000 for elec­ n th annual spring flower show op­ piUl. Hia maUmal grandparanu are Mr. and Mtf. Archibald needed to spur prp^cUon and of East Hartford and Terrence Chamber's' proposal and ’ to any Mrs. Stanley Matteson. 486 Parker whom she did not Identify, had Lt., Taylor later said the body son ofTdr. and Mm Xoesph Gar- trical work. Contractor Walter Mc­ erated by the Hartford 'nmes,' ' MacDonald, WllUmantlc. and hta paUraal grandparanu. are Mr. ehanga in the existing law. create Jobe. S t; Mrs. Herbwt Kiecolt 52 of Woodstock; a brother, telephoned aeveral times inquiring has Been In the car since 9 a.bi man, 26G Forest St.; -Clifford Gil­ Nally, who surveyed the building which opens Sundsy sJ the West and M ^'M arry D. Noyes, Mansfield. He haa a aUte>, . Holly- ichkel Boyle of Hartford; and six Waterhouae Skid that the aUte tenate Democratic Laader Lyn­ Trebbe Dr, as to the whereeboutc of her Sis­ yesterday, and possibly since Tttes pin, S t a ^ RtV. Rockville; Mra. and furnished the $30,000 figure, Hartford Armory. Several of tha JoAnne. 14ihontha. was now paying .an estimated don B. Johnson of Tesss and hia Alao, Mrs.. Milton Helwig, grandchildren. ter, Mrs. Sedden. day. Shirley Zap^sky, East Hartford; ■aid the amount , would pay for all local garden club merobera plan to Funeral services will be held Sat­ llOO.OtM.OOO-yearly from the pres­ asaiatant, Sep; Mansfield of Mon­ Center S t; Mra. Norman ArayT 28 ' The husband of the victim, Wil­ A driver of an’ oU truck owned by Jack 39 NUes Dr.; necessary plumbing, the tearing enter, exhibits. David Joha, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Vols Jr.. Hare- ent fund of about $230,000,000. tana urged action to make It clear Hawthorne S t: Mrs.^xThomas urday morning at 8:16 at the John liam P. Sedden, was working at LuetJen and Son of RockvlUe' aaid Craig Baums, 24ToMph St.; Rex- down of a center wall to make a han. La. Ha waa bora March 1 at New Orleans. La. Hie ma­ Kearns, 37 Elro-St.; Mrf. Chester B. Burke Funeral Hoihe, 87 E> the American Thermos in Norwich, he raw the car there yesterday targe flrit-ftoor. ball, an acoouati- ternal grandparanu are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Milan. New Orleans, ^ e n - without changes In the whether there are going to be tax forti CrandaU. 89s WaddeU Rd.; Mira Joanna Barry, daughter of .w,. he aaid, the fund would be reductiona and wtaat kind. Kobllhsky, 40 E larl^t^ Mrs. Clar­ Center St., and' In St. James’ where he is a printer, when noti­ morning, but thought nothing of it. Mrs. Marie Blake, T P Box 144, cal ceiling, asphalt til# flooring, and hia-paternal grandparenU arc Mr. and Mra. JSeeph A. Vols ence Parker, 43B;^Lakewood Cir­ Church at 9 o'clock. Burial will be fied by police of hie wife's death! According to Lt. Taylor at least sheet rock wsfla, and taking out Mr. and Mrs. John L. Batty, 897 Sr„ 63 Delmont St. Ha h o a brother, Allen, X. oxhauated in two years. Johnaon told the Senate yester­ Rockville: Susan A d a ^ , 65 Bige­ N. Main St., waa capped Stuiday The five billa introduced as part day that "we will face up—I hof>e cle; Mra. WUUam F e ^ , 95 Camp- Jn St. James' Cemetery. An employe of the Trick Craft eight people noUeed the cao but low* St; JosMh Raim^do, 148 a aapter atrirway and building • • • • • Seld. Rd.; Mra. -Edmund Mlkolow- Friends may call at the funeral Ceramic Shop in Willimantic atat- none of them were suspicious. Highland St.T'Thomsa Atamian, 14 ■tairwaya on both anda of the at Joseph Lawrence School of Arthur Tinutby, son of Mr. aiid Mrs. Arthur J. B t Laitrant of the Republican program woultj: Tery quickly—to the question of Nursing, New London. Allocate. $20 million to provide tax cuta.” Saying that he hasn't sky, ISVXJooper St.; Mra. Harold home from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight ed that Mra. Sedden, a fre^ en t Mrs. Sedden wsS visiting Mrs: Sunset St.; Mrs. Phyllis Mann and bulldlnFa center' section. 65 Weetminater Rd. He w o bora March 4 at Hartford Hoapi- KlmbsH; 22 Foreet S t; Mrs. Wll- and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 daughter. 10 South St, Roekvtl^ Mahoney has intarested the Rec­ tal. Hia paternal grandparanu are Mr. and Mra. Arthur S t funds on a matching basis for lo­ reached any ftm> conclusion bim- customer, visited the shop 'Tues­ Olga Darico Tuesday afternoon at cal redevelopment proJocU; allo­ aelf. Johnson added; lism^McKinney, 130 -Pearl St.; to 9 p.m. day afterfioon. She purchased sevr her home on Eolton Rd. about a Mrs. Esther Maldment and ion, 18 reation Department In tiiking over Mrs. Harry Sweet, Mrs. Wilber Laurent. E o t Hartford. John Coy, 76 Scarborough eral ceramic items. The receipt for half mile from, tbs scene. She feft Scarborough Rd. , the building as a recreation ostif. Uttie and Mra. T. Edward Broa- • • • • • „ ...x /X cate $15 million for commercial or "But 1 believe we owe it to our, Rd.; Mrs. William Hooker, 268 ■' te r if the old fiehool were reatqrSd urban redevelopment proJecU to fellow Americans to' end the Arvtd L. Walman .the purchases waa used by police there about 5 p.m. according to nan attended the spring supper Robert Edward J r . son of Mr- and Mrs. Robert R-ijeVaux cities now unable to qualify for Oak St.; and Mrs. Stanley McCor­ Arvld L. Welnian, 77, ' 129 1^ in identifying the body, Mrs. Tbomas Hooker, the wife of NEW HODSINO>(mOEO to ua. It was b ^ u s e of this Hradlc meeting of past district praaidanta Sr„ 106 Prospect St.. Rockvilla. He was boro March 7 at Man- pense at the earliest poesl' mick, 501 Porter St. was asked to submit a supplemen­ federal funds; appropriate an ad­ Bent." ^ Main St.,' died yesterday at Man­ ~n. Sedden is a former lecre- the man who discovered the body. Hartford, M arc^t (ffl -5- A of the First District, American Lo- eheaUr Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal grandparenU are Mr. ditional $148,000 for Connecticut chester Memorial Hospital after a employed by an Industrial When ahe left she drove away leglsIatiTe comnUnee today was tary budget request listing tha gton Auxiliary, Tucaday evening at and Mra. Lemuel W. Odell. 390 LalurSt. Bolton, and his paUmal Mansfield said in amintervlsw urged to apBMVo' bills that coats of lUfring -andf operating Development Commission activities be ia glad Secretary--^ thb Treas­ short Illness. « Hartford. Her parents, on Bolton Rd. She was headed for, tile Parma Restourant, Hartford. grandparenU are Mra. Mildred lEhilUvan. Plalnville, and Albert De- to attract industry to the aUte; Bom in Sweden, Sept, 8, 1880, Arthur Olson reside the Parkade In Manchester to go would ealt foy mnlH-milllon dol­ .Jtha building. Vaux, Hartford. ury Anderson has annotmded he Police Arrests in Covenf grocery shopping. Mrs. Darico _was lar .okpemUrarM for moderato' vTha Director-t«h GUuore, Waaerafield, gnd ha« the ’, praylns that an Instniraent purporting 'TexitEe Lawis Craft; two abna,' WitUam H. Mo. She h o two brothers, -James Andrew, 6, and John Lewie lo tbe tha laat.-iriU aad taatamaat-M O. Lawrence, 21, of Vernon: and Ftineria services will be held OPEN 7 DAYS aaid dteaued be admitted to probate Philip J. Ruisell, 48. of 33 Cham­ Jr. of Hartford and James L. Craft > 8 9 ^ Jr.. I. ' aa per appUcatton on file, it la bers St. Russell; ia also charged Seturds;^.iii Fenton. of the U.S, Navy in Boston, liUss.; >■’ ORDERED: That the foreaolim appli­ ---nsN,.— — ------i . . and 7 NIRHTS cation be heard and determined at Ihe with failure to stop at the stop two daughters, Misa Barbara B. Htovaa at—I son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moseley, 88 Brook­ Probate office In • Mancheeter In sign on Adams St., at New State Craft and. Mist Shlrleen M. Craft, field St. ' He w o bom March 8 at MancheeUr Memorial Hospi­ aald District on tbe 14th dsy of April, Rd. ■ both of Manchester; four sisters, tal. His matOmal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold, A.D. ISU, at ten o'clock in the fore­ and two.grandehOdren. noon. and that notice be strah to all Paul G. Martin, 34. of New Bed­ FuiiePalf^ 4““ 35c Unlonvilie. and his paternal grandparenU are Mrs. Gladys Mose­ peraona Interested In said eatate of the ford, Mara., was also arrested by - I ' . ley. Hartford, and Bertie Moseley, Manchester, pendency of aald application and the Lannan yaaterday afternoon and Mrs. Ha!!m-,B. Segal - lime and place of nearins thereon, by Angelo Om IIx publishing a copy of this order In some summoned to appear In Town Funeral services were held to­ 4-iR-1JDlCE DRINK newspaper having.a circulation In said Court March 24. He posted a $15 Funeral gervicea for -Angelo day for Mra. Ethel Marie Segal. district, at least five days before the bond #n a charge of failure to Osella, 14 Village 8t„ were held Hartford, mother of Leon jmd Ely day of aald hearing, to appear If they HEftRrS DELIGHT '»“* 37c tee cause at said time and place and stop at the. ted 'traffic elgnal on at-8:15 this morning from the W. Segal, both of Maitchester. be heard relaUve thereto,'and make re- Summit St. at E. Middle Tpke. | P. Qiilsh Funehal Home and at Mrs. Segal died yesterday room­ turn to this ^ u rt, and by roaiUns on ing at McCook Memorial Horiittal. or beror*--March 7. ISM, oy r»fl»trrrd -Mrs. %illian Seserman, 61, of 19 o'clock In St., James' Church. \ mail. • copy of said will and of this Colchester, yesterday noon was | The Hev. Joseph McCanp was the after a M ef illness. ^alo Doe or Cat Food r 8 SUM FOR BABY’S SAFETY, erdsr to ths Wardens and Veetry. of St. cliarged with parking too close to celebrant, ■ the Rev. John Blanch- Besides her spna. In Manchester, HEALTH, eOMFORT— Mary'e Episcopal Church, c/o Rsv; the interaection 5f E. Center and field the deacon and- the Rev. she leaves her' husband, the Rev. Alfred t,. WJIIIams. IM Church St.. TIdo a a a a a • a 9 a 33e Use our Peraonalized PINE Manchester. Conn.; Drumuce Parish Huntington Sts. Arrested by P al-! James O'Connell the subdeacon, Halm'B. Segal; two other eona, WYSOAP Church. Portadown, Irelaitd; DoIores'M. rolman John Hughes, she is free Mrs. Jane Maceptone was organ- Zev In Israel and David' Segal of Diaper Serrice. T rotter c/o John R. Mrosek, Atty., 973 West Hartford: two tlaUra. Mra. Mtdium 39e Choor . . i . 33e PHARMACY Main St., Manchester, Conn. under $8 bond for court- appear- j ist and soloist. The Rev. John F. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judse. ance Monday. Hannon read.^ the conunittgl serv- Jennie Silver of Hartford isnd Mira P*ri«fial .... 4 6M Center St.—Tel. MI 9-9814 ' ' y . Pauline Marie of New York City; ...... 34e FREE GIFT AT A COURT OP PRORATE, held -----f------and 10 grandchildren. at Manchester, within and for the . Ivory Fkri(0 ...... 34e PINK, HUE dr YELLOW tMstrtct of Manchester, on the lOlb day Memorial week will be observed 39e PINE LENOX of March,' 19SS. ' Hal Boyle at the home of her eon, David Se­ Ivory Snow...... 34e Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judse. gal, ■ 116 N;- • Quaker Lane, West DIAPER HAMPER PHARMACY Estate of Vincent P. Marcln, late of Zo$f ...... 2 for Spie ond Spdtr-e..^^c Manchester. In said District, deceased. ^ratford. > 299 E. Coaler St— MI 9-0896 T h e Manchester Trust Co..- executor,, EXTRA FANCY MUSKIT Oxydol 34c Comot ... 2 cons 2^^ bavins exhibited Its administration 'ac­ Mrs. Margaret O. P ratt count with said estate to this Court for The Human Touch: Natural, tp/(h-look allowanee. it is Tha funeral of Mrs. Margaret O. ORDERED That the Xlst day of Pratt, Wapblng. waa held' at 2 RIT& Large Box 36c March. 19S8. at ten o'clock, fureneon. 'at o’clock yesterday afterfioon-kt- the the Probate Office In the Municipal Office Borrowers W. P. Quish Funeral H4me, with CORNED BEEF WINDOW SHADES Bulldins In said Manchester, be utd ALL-WOOL SPORTS COATS the sameiMs asalsned for a hearins on the Rev, H. Oagood Bennett, min­ the allowanca.ot aald admlnlalratlon ac­ count with aaid esUle and this Court ister of the North .Methodist LONG WEARING Sports coats in an amazitig variety of frf.sh directs that notlr.e of the tint- ' and - New York (Ah-—"Neither a bor- smart to pay this guy not to buy Church, offlciayng. Burial waa In yM4CY , . . DIAPER SERVICE Spring patterns and textures! Quiet striping.*, X place aesisned for said hearing be slven rowel- nor a lender be." wrote Wll- its stoat, because as, sure fid he Elllcrest Payk Cemeteiry, S^iring- INTERSTATE CLEANTEX to all persons known to. be. Interested Uam Shakesjjekf-e. does. It will go down.)' C ^ Ml 3-2354 . overplaicoverplaids, luxurious ' tweed.*, silk effects.' therein 10 appear and be heard thej-». field. ■ ffra 2 5 Made to 'Order On by publlshins a copy of this order It is ohrihus from this line that 2. The Bird ■ Dog—This gentle Bearers were Waltw L.-Fottuns, f t Your Baby WUl Nover Use Anyt^Jfhie'ii IMapera The model you want in 2 or 3 buttons, .In some' newspaper bavins a circula­ Shakespeare never, worked in a soul never borrows for him»e1f. He with Your Rollen center vent—metioilously tailored—iMifi/rof tion In raid Dlstrlrt. at feast five dars WllUsm McWhlrter, Thomss Mor­ moi^rh business office. If he hadiJ^ust likes to go'around !and bor­ gan, Robert Haugh, A. H .. Wood FULL LINE. OF CUSTOM linest Re^lars, shorts and longs. 437 Valuss mInirt,‘!;; ??Vfor?*Ma^?h'^2' l9W reivprded' row for those too proud tb borrow! and Aichle Haugh. CHOICE BEEP BONEUEM ^ esrUfled msll., s copy, of this’order lo'hls advice to read: for themselves, fFtiilS’Yeqelabtes VENETIAN BLINDS ixport Altorotlons Includod 3. The Cold Calculator-T^He fig­ 'l^egal Notict I Run. R. F, D . 'nioninfonTilliv C<^nn •! yourSElf. . -• ures that if- he bofh-o.wia $10 from SlRlOIN and FIRM Mircin Rurdick- 3» Orant For it almost impossible to AT A GOURT'^Or PROBATE. held everyone in the office he will have at tianchreter; within and for the E. A. JOHNSON RmmVr /MSneh-^ "“d enough to make, a down..payment M ririet ot Uencheiter, on the 13th day X" ter. Conn . AHortev for Mildred *'**’ ’ 8 * borrower and on his house and won't have to pay GREENCUBAGE 2* " 19c Pleated or Ivy^styled ^.?****C IjtahHIr Marrln Kaaavaaej a lender. ■ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Jude*. interest to a loan company. Eetate of Charles P.- O'Connor, late PAINT GO. A man who' won t now and then 4. JTke Tragedian—Wet-e.ved, he of Mancheater. In atilA Dlatrlcl, help tide a..f!tllbiv. ^V-®rker. over a reaches for your pocknbopk as he 72.T Main St., tel. Mfl 9-4501 AT A COURT OF PROBATE h-ld ?.*Tfie*'admlnletrator bavlnf .exhibit^ GREENING APPLES €oftipare Our Prices ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS rough spot is regarded as a sancti- el Manehciit-r. within nnd fnr the unfolds s *tale of woe that would hia admlnlatratlon account wllh arid Dlifrlct Pf M«nch»il»r, on the 12ih day montb'us churl. He couldn't-be more melt a atone. Hie life is 'one dis­ estate to this Court for allowance. It la ANYWHERE IN CONNECTICUT! ^Whether you’re b member of the Ivy set or not, of March. 19M. unpopular If he were in the pay aster after another. He counts that ORDERED: That the 24th, day of Present. Hfm. John -T. Wsllett. Judee of a foreign power. He Is known as March, IW. at ten o'clock, forenoon, our naHotuilly-famous WES’TERFIELDS Estate of Elsie M. Schonhaar laie of day lost on which no catastrbplie at Ihe Probate Office in the MunlclpaJ THE ROYALTY HEATING COMPANY will replace Msnphester In said DIsIrIrt, deceased. “The „ , Grouch" ^ and ever>-one hope; - befalls him that will give him air Bulldins In yald Mancheeter. ibe and You d e n t nagd to pc^f are for you/ Regular pleated fronts or 9 5 The administratrix having erhibiled , Santa, Claua Will give him an Ulcer the same ia asalsned for a hearins on "!T secouht with -aid for Christmas. excuse for borrowl'ng. the allowance of said admlnlatratlon your old steani or water boiler with sny new (up to 42SO lo $300 for Ivy-tailored plain fronts with authentic 8; The Straitened Rpmeo—He account wllh aald eatate' aacertalnment buckled back-strap. Separate waistbands, *’oRDERED:^Tbat^ibc*26!t^^ Bosees someUmes try to curb of heirs and order of dlatrlbnllon, and March. 195S. at eleven o'clock, foretioon. i borrowing in" their offices, but this has Jtist met the most wonderful thie court directs that notice of ths 7 average fiize rdbma) reaidentiaf hditipg boiler made hopk and eyel^losuresl Charcoal and medium $13 Valums doll in the worl(l, and with a lit­ time and plaCa aaslgned for aald hear­ Building W a ld "Minch-s'i;r"’';;^^ i 1* 1 tle financial help from you he ,is ing be riven to .all 'peraona known to in tha USl for only -—; '- . i - . x INCONSPICUOUS shades of gre^ and browns' in waist the same la assigned for t hearing on ■ * fo^esl fire barefooted. ( * b" interested therein to appear and be sum 28 to 42. ' - ^ Ihe altow^e of aald ad'minlelratlon ac-j For borrowing is not only a re- going to take her otit tonight— beard thereon by publlahlns,a,coBy of .' *■ - s and, in. return, tomorrow he will Ihle order la eonie newspaper bavins a QUALITY HEARING AIDS ^hrirTlnd“« 1ie;*VV dl-?Abuu^”^^^^^ 1 '"{■*"> necessity among the indoor circulation in epld DIetrtet. at leastJive Allarfftiffiw iiK lud^ I . fhl* Court direct* th»i notice of dw k-bound p eaaan trj'. I t is a w ay tell you what" happened. If you days before Hie day of aald heanns. time ai^ place aeslftiefi for Mid heur- of life. It is an art form. It pro- like listening to other people's love and by maUlus on or before March M, . 0 0 struggles, this guy's not a bad in­ 19M. nv certified, mall, a -cony or this tSre^..WeX' WlTniirVnr 1^: human touch that vestment. '' order to Catherine Vesaa. 37 St. Mary a heard thereon by publishing a copy of makes the Wholf office kin. Are., Suten lalatid B NewYorki Ed- f t Hils, onder In aome _newsp«per hsylnaIt tak e s all kinds of borrow'ei's 6. The Wife Fighter—"I had an­ waril Bryan, 179 Tolland Tpke.. Man­ oifen the werid’i lar|^-«elUB|. to make a- world, and perhaps you other fuss with the old lady this chester, Conn.; Ooorie Biyan., i n Tpl- POT ROAST riaeit-qaalU'y heeriag aid*— gva days before the day of said hear- land Trte.. MancheaUr. * b u .; Joseph DEPBNDINO ON'THE BBANP IMXBOTED rccogniM a few’ d>f the' follow’lng niornlng.' and she wouldn't give me C. Doyle. 234 Tonand Mancha^ day, Utht. inconipicuoB*—at JOHN J. WAIJ.ETT, Judge. any lunch money. Will you?” ter. Conn. ; • Nellie ^ y le , m TpIIand $43 to 11631 EyctUu* aad at- types in the world where- you 'Ms..-Manchester, Conn.: rrancta J. "SAVE MONEY — CONSULT ROYALTY" ths-eer model*. Come ia. tea work: ^ 7. 'The Addict—Ho ia g com­ aill, ISl Main Bt.. Mancheater. Conn., them—reJay/ 1. Tha Big Qpcrator-!-He . has' pulsive borrower—^Just can’t help administrator of eatata of Nellie D. "Lbwsi 3b4 yiNsliSBii isiYUff t g lli; Joae^^ne O'Connor, M l Union Just got a hot inside tip on .the hiniaelf. But you don't have toriend t„ Manchester. Conn,: Mary^ Me- V NIGHT TILL 9 P M. market, and if you lend him $800 him m on^. Anything will do—a Obwan. 306, M ^ B t. ^Irael^er. THE ROYALTY HEATIMIOOMPANY now you wdll be doing yourself a cigarette, a pencil, a used paper Conn.: Patrick ..Fofarty .ill East 41th St.. Brooklyn, New York; Marsarat ' Wa Olva ’Consumers QUINN’S PHARMACY. (ROUTES 5 ond 15) favor as lie will be in a pokltion to clip. He will go away happy. Wiesand. Mlt JSth Avsy^Astoria. Froftt-SkpHug 'Stampa . 32 0AKiTkllT— MI3mnl PhtMM Ml 8-4l$6 pgy you back doubla—maybe even WeU, there they are—a gaUery York; Nema DaVlto, JW MorHa Ava., triple-^wlthln. a' montli when the of the more eeimmon office bor­ Bronx, Naw York: E la i^ IMOMTI AT ROUTE 72 OVW ASS 8947 4(Hh it., Weodsidt, Lens Itland. BERLIN TUIHIPIKE . I stock blows its top. (Actually, rowers. ■fr- howavei’, any company would be Recognla# yeurralfT ^ JOHN J. WAUjnT. M in I

■ j - y - < A- , • • ' . * p a g b t w e l v e BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THOTSDAT, MARCH 18, 1968 THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1988 THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1988. Pages 13 to Long Island OoUsge H ospital, iRanrlfFHtTr lEufitittg 1| 9ra l!i Brooklyn, N, T.. In 1941, she be­ Local Stocks Miss Palmer came a Registered Nurse Anesthe­ ''T Mrs; Percy Cook tist . In Town Post Mgs. Palmer has workojl at Brown Asks quotations Furnished by Manchester Memorial Hospital as •vertaxed Expert on'Satellite Oobum * MIddlebrook, tne. an anesthetist, as well as an dSlca Bank Stocks Mrs, Esther R. Palmer Of RFD nu.se and secretary fOr Dr. D. M. Rural Route For 20- -H Work Caldwell. She was also nurse-ln- Hanehesbir Trust -----5d •• L Andover, took over her duties Conn. Banksand Trust thiB week , as town social worker. , eharge of the maternity Boor of By Assessmi^ rroE Writes for Herald Cty Health Numes' Assn. for'more than a year. thsl end George Grfistedio, who held In the home of Mre. Laurence Bank A Trust Co. »4 Forest S t, paid fEs town thou­ . She was appointed on the basis . She is continuing hef education sands o f dollars ia extra ta x^ orer were worjking as appraisers on. an been' recommended by Ernest sstsUits will begin ebntributiaf a Jllljon of Loot Hill Rd., Andover, Fire Insurance Oompanlea of the results of an examination at the University of Connecticut, appeal for Manchester Gardena, Brown, -superlhtendent of malls. If. fascinating wsskl'y column (m ths Tuesday n ljh t Tlie preienUflon Aetna F ir e ...... _87 ,60 a ;p ^ o d of at least 10 .years. given March 8. Out of an original where she has already completed The overpayments, whleh ajre came'across the two (tu’ds In the approv^, thfy will go into effect mysteries of ths universe Starting. was made by Mm. Betty Booth, Hartford Fire...... 18» group of 21 applicants' fop the two semesters. net roooverable, ware made a# Gic sssessor’s ofRCc. The jappesl had next month. Saturday in The Herald. actlni; homemaklnj 4-H agr«i^^for National Fire ...... 7714 position, four candidates success- Miss Dblla Fera said that Mrs. result of an aaseesment error been started in an Off0lt.^to win a Tbo change lisqueat, submitted to Tolland County. PhMRlx ...... *414 67 completed the tests. Palmer's general experience as 'a reduction In the asseiiiMaent on the Roland 8 . DeNoie, diatrict opera­ He is Dr. I. M. Levitt, dlteetor dating back at least as far as the of the Fell Planetarium of the Other 4-H. leaders, town com­ life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Palmer succeeds Mrs. Nan- nurse as well as her work with 1M7 revaluation. apartment buUdbig only, but was tions' manager, follows the an­ mittee officem and several mem- Aetna Casualty . .i... <134 144 Kellogg, who left the de­ file PHNA will be of considerable The error Involved a "noii^ immediately briXMehed-'to include nouncement that the Rockville Franklin Institute in Philsdciphls, ^bem of Mm. Cook’s club, the Aetna Life ...... 1 *7 partment in December. In the in­ Poet Office, on April 5, will Initiate end generally acknowledged to be value-in her social worker duties. ordstent" parcel of land do which ' land. < the leading, authority on space Snappy Snlppem,” attended the Conn. General 262 terim. \M l*s Mary Della Fera The examinirion for the faxes totalling 818JI46 were levied he BtNurd of Tax Review eubee- three new 'Vernon routes. pa iV Ih her honor. Hartford nElectric Lt. 67 served ab social worker in' addi­ bstwesn 1947 and 1957. The error quantly reduced (he gaOeesment a On that date, about 160 Man­ traveling, rockets, and missiles tlon was cbnductSikby Mrs. outside of the government today. MrtKCook had been Invited to Travelers ...... T* tion to cariying her duties as ad­ Jorie Wisdon, public asristonc con­ came to Ught last month in con- toUl *<176,810, from 8608,084 to chester. families, presently served Mm. Jinspn’s home to work with Public Utilitiee ministrative head of the depart­ by the Manchester office, will re­ Because of his keen knowledge sultant for the State; Olive nsetion with an appeal Mancheeter $5Sl,04.Tncluded in thlbwaa a re­ of developments in these fields, and the o th e r^ H leaders and Mrs. Conn. Light * |»ower 18 ment T. WllUrd. admMatndlve susdst' Oardens took to Uie Board of Tex. duction of tlP.OOO-on land—almost ceive their mail on one of the new Booth on plhos for the Andover Hartford Electric Lt, 86 H Vernon routes. These fajntUee are the fact that he is unaflUisted with The new socialSyorker received ant for the H arU m d^elfare Ravlow Iran ite 1956 asoosament .all of It coiraig whan the any government program. Dr. section of thlK. Tolland County Hartford Ckts Co. .... 88 her certification asNa readstered partment; and Mis. Armella Bak' INseoversd by Apprataors' SOT'S office "void", across those living on Phoenix Bt., Elm Dress Review wnkA will be held SoutherpHew England Hill Rd., Ironwood Dr„ Rosewood 4>vltt la always the first scientist nurse from Maitland Jtodlcal Cen­ er, case worlpir in charge of the Appraisers hired to asrist Man- that second eard. cbostdted when a new develop­ In Andover at a lateKdate. Telephone...... 36t4" 8814 ter. in New Jersey, in IVgS. After Dioscssan Riueau of Social Serv- olMSter Oardens prepare'its case / Snggwta AsrihlMap Dr., Box. ML Dr., and Lake St, Due to the growth tifclubs and between Lydall and Phoenix 8 ta.,~ ment is announced. Manufacturing Compdules compleUng a 9-month coUfcse at ice in for an assessment reduction found •ASBOssor P. Joseph Murahy was j The sitrondmer’s latest scoop the number of entries itom this Arrow, Hart. Heg. -.47 50 two card! in the aaseosorio offtea all on Mancheater’s RD 3 route. asked today what he thou^t could In order to bring , the RD 3 mall cams ifi disclosing In nationsHy town, the Judging of locakwork Associated Spring. . 19 22 doderiblng land owned by the turn be dona to reduce, if not elimioste. will take place here, apart ^ o m load back, up to standard In view distributed'wire service dispstehes Bristol Brass . . . . 9 11 when there should have been only errors of the Gardena Apartidant that an interssrvlce rivalry hail other county groups. Of this change. Brown has recom­ Collins . . . • • • e 110 type from creeping Into the urevented our launching a satellite One o f the 4-H leadera attendl _ One' of the cards deocribed the mended that Parker St., Con© Ur. L M. Levitt Dunham BUsh .. , . 714 8% QUALITY ords and remaining there for years last year—a fact President Eisen­ last night Mm. Steve Umln. 40 V 'land actually owned by Manches­ Rd. and Baldwin Rd., presently Em-Hart ...... , 48 LEGAL^OTICE He said an aerial survey map on .the overloaded RD 1 route; be hower admitted two days later. Mrs. Ursin, thVformer Clara Sav­ Fafnlr Bearing.... 5314 56% • ter Oardens, stretching between TO e n r o l l e d which aU land In town could be changod to RD 3. Dr. Levitt first detailed a pre- age, had been a'member of the Lppclera Frary, Clark 12>41214 14% S OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY S t James fit and ForMt fit, about poasl for a fstellite more than two Snappy'Snjppcm undbr-lts original OF THE STATE, 01 CONNECTICUT: Too feet west of Main fit, with pikted. would be of great aarist- Ha also rfedmmondfiw that the W elfare Cost N. B. Machine... . 27 30 anee. An'additlonal eteeisorie ae- years ago. leader. Miss Gertrude whl^e. 241,4 27% about 840 feet of frontage on For- RD 1 'route end at JUte Manches North and Judd Pursuant to Hie State Primary Law and the fiulea of the Dem­ etatant would also he helpful, he Belgians Herald Lent wiik^ Parades^ Fairs terrSouth Wlndeqiv'town line on He haa bOen a student of spaeo tt'hen Miss White became HI. and Russell Idfg.--,..—♦ ..<... 18 21 o o t fit travel and related subjects for could* not continue with the group, ocratic Partyiof the State of Connecticut, the Democratic State But tha oooond card said. Avery, fit, "RRifht now we’re go­ Risf^ Slightly Stanley steam , . 881,4 41% Central Committee' of Cohn(toti- Manchester Welfare costs Were popular articles on space plat- Torrington ...... 23 of the state for the .election of delegatee to, the Stato-vCongns* the Board o f Directors sews time in an a m already oovqred by the to Mrs. Cook^lh'l asked her to be ‘Yun^exiotoat" parcel. Aeoording selves to tho ordeal with all kinds elighUy higher lest, month then forma ahd other related scientite U.S. Ehiveiope, com/ . . 19>4 21% ripiial and County Conventions, and the Senatorial and Ftotete ago, and tMs propoaal la atUI un­ couple kiaa three times on the celebration continued- Wapping Poet OfRto,’’ Brown their leader.r^ - U.S. Envelope, pfd. . 11% 13% to the eard, U oxtondt lot- 870 fast of parties just before the- eeaeon Toaa Granges eubjects how in the public eye. Since then Mm. Cook has Uught .^District Conventions in districts comprising more than one town. on Foreot fit to ajBpth of 181 der wmsideration. Ho baa also rec­ cheek, then either the man or _ _r carrier'"^often delivers they were s year ago In Februsfy, 'Veeder-Root ...... 42% 45% ommended an additional aids for starts. According to Michael Oua- woman rejoins the circle, leaving . Baby Oillee marebed before their there addressed to RD 1, Man­ according to ths town Welfare De­ many girls under the varied 4-H The above quotations are not to The State Convention will be held at Horace Bushnell Memorial foot. . , dano, lOacher of EngUah from program. Their meetings have In­ the assaasor*s office. The extra of­ the one in the center with a sort elders^ carrying smak, baskets chester, and finds' other mail ad- partment's monthly report. be construed as actual markets. in Hartford, on June 27. 1968, at 8:06 P.M., and June 28, 1958, Tbua, it deocriboo land abaady Manchester High School who it pr-.nges which were about ode- cluded personal grooming, careful accou n t for the fimt card ao fice help, arhlch would be need of neckerchief or silk scarf. The dreseed"to Wapping lii the same High School Chotf at 10 A.M. for the following purposes: now in Belgium; the pertief take person with the scarf approaches fourth as large as those thsr'*men Miss Mary pelte Fera, depart­ selection of suitable pattema wail 00 land oast and woot of that mainly to keep aeseosments up to boxTs." ment head, Eeporta that $2,468.76 SMART GIRL To endorse a candidate for the nomination for United States date but which could also be use­ all forma, most Of them exhaust­ the moving circle and. holding both carried. As the GiUca, ypimg and Brown also reminds Wspplng printed materials and colors, prop­ Bell Island. Nfld. ^ What j owned by Manchester Gardens. ing. was spent>7ast' month compared Sings Saturday er accessories, food prepamtion, Senator; ful iq uncovering errdrs. It pro­ ends of the scarf, swings it over old, threw oranges to the left amT. .and South Windsor residents that might have been a serious fire in th e eartteet menUbn the aa Kisping games, Indian dances, right, at the observes in the 'kd- with 82.2^48 in February 1957. party-planning and many crafts. To endorse a candidate for the nomination for Repreaantative- sor's oflice can find o f .tha .“non­ vided for In Murphy’s budget re­ the head of a member-of the op­ the Manchester Post Office collecU In adolUon, the department paid the St. Kevin’s Boys School was at-Large In the CongHu of the United States; sad orimge juggling are some of posite sex. The new couple goes ebnies, the delightful fragrance of The Manchester High School The crafts program has taken Appreciation for countless hours 4-H ^ u th is shown existent" parcel In thotr rocordo H quest the amusements. mail from a box in front of the out Sw7.47 last month to cities and choir will be the guest artiste per­ averted by a passing nine-year-old t o oranges filledJM air as countless ip etched aluminum trays, tole- as Mm. Percy Cook of Andover i :amond-centered 4-H To endorse a candidate, for the nomination for Governor; dated lt47, on a card p u t^ the -the center of the circle, kneels Wapping office on Sundays and t o n ^ aiding recent arrivals from girl. Isable Rossiter telephoned To endorse a candidate fOr the nomination for Lieutenant Qov- . Hsrc is Guadano's letter; and exchangea three klsseS, and squashed owigpt* bathed the forming Saturday afternoon with ware, tinsel pictures, and brace­ pin in a surprise ceremony. by Cindy Pfan- filos duriiqr the revaluation by J. There are many' celebrationa In holidays. The Wapping Post Of­ Manchester. Last year no bills for the Hartford Symphony'Orchestra the fire department when she spot­ eriior; the one -who has just ' been grounds. Mwi Wlai sacks of Oranges fice does not dispatch main on lets made from hammered German sy.ehl). ted smoke coming from a coal M. Oteminshaw and Aooociates. 1h^ Firemeii Put Out Belgium which herald the Lenten these services were received in in the laat of the Young People’s silver or woven copper wire. To endorse a candidate for hbipinatlon for Secretary of State: “trapped" takes his or her turn in njCTOhed alqgfi^de the Gillee and those days, he aald.-v.^ ; February. chute. Firemen found discarded I To endorse a candidate for nontliiation for State Treasurer; saoeeeor'e ofitee aays, however,"su in the distahee. Ekght be be there at the ri|ri>l time. And posts on the Town Fire Depart­ demonstration and who attended 818,546 on fhe rectantolar-ehaped apeciql^y made plumes ofNjstrich a.'ter the procession there are fire­ in" by Tachaikowaky, overture “A the State Dress Revue after win-, First Congressional District—8:00 P.M.. Hotel Bond, Hartford. parcel that existed oniy 'qn a card a call from E. Center St. wrhere curiously enough, was a band of ment. Green Key Color Day in 'Vienna’’ by Von Suppe, -and .' ROASTING CHICKENS papers in a trash barrsll were burn­ American Indiana, with Buffalo feathers waved and fluttered shove works, dancing, and merry-makin|^ If the examining group, after nlng in the County Revue. Second Congressional D istric^2:00 P.M., Wauregan Hotel, hi the aaaeoooris office. ^ach head. The drums and bri until dawn of the next day. excerpts frorh the First Rum an­ It la ganeraUy. agreed by loWn ing without supervision. The fire, Bill at thsir head. An American evaluating the teats, finds it nec­ Two other State Dress Revue Tforwich. -Ameri-' essary; an oral examination aea- For Elks Party ian Rhapaody bySEneaco. Customers often tell us that they have tried many Third Congressional District—8:00 PJd.. Hamden High School, affloiala and attonM a that Man- which thteptened a row of hedges,;baa to amtla when he se< The program bfeitoo. At 8 pja. entrants are Mias Sandra Phelps wwv equ«l could occur. of Belgium, complete* wdtl^iialnt, CMfcf W. Clifford Mason oelecte The Elks lodge room has been winning entrants in the County tomahawks and war wtiwpa. Air Force there s the four new men, the chief 4aid decorated with Kelly green bunt­ tell the difference right away,” said one, “ when you revues for the two consecutive SPONSORED Bridgeport. gantsatlon with holdiiigs In the FRIENDLT Fifth C on gr^ on a i Diatrict—7:00 P.M., City Hall, Torrington. United Stetes afid abroad, cannot ^Efilson’a original bulb bumsd out Ths Carnival'' celetoauon that today. ing, festoons, Irish flags and ban­ cook them.” We deliver Friday morning and give a ten years. . aftn\40 hours: average life of the topa then! ail, however, is that at The new men will supplement ners for the "Irish Night” celebra­ In addition, the girls have parti­ get this tax money back. A tax­ Between Overhah J57 Exams March ^7 A Oouni^'Convention will Im held In aach o f the Counties on mixtert^ fluorescent lamp la 7,500 Binche, . fwituring the famous tho present 17-men force and will tion at the Manchester Elks Rome per cent discount on ten or more. cipated In the Eastern States Ex­ payer is held reoponsible for deterr J. W. HAU'S July 10,1958, for the following purposes: To endorse a candidats mining the accuracy of hla tax b|ll. hours. \ . CHIISf,'-'’'^ / join the department aa soon aa Saturday. For Clerk-Typist ' position, modeling their original for the nominatibh for Sheriff imd to transact such other business The Gillesxbre saidrio have been the wdrid speed rec­ the examinations are cofnplete*! Green hats and ties will be worn outfits and also conducting demon­ The United States Air Force to-^'the J57 hoj and clay pipes will replace clga Friday. Mareh Id sa may be proper to come before said convention. Ihe time and started wben, In 1549, Margaret day presented new evidence of the ord. all ttonscontlnentsKmeed rec­ and Mason makes his selection. strations in the 4-H kitchens. place where each of these conventions is to be held are as fol- of Hungary sMtertatned her broth- The funds for the four have al- reftes. An Irish dinner will be Examinations for applicants for TT durability and stamina of its Pratt ords, the record ^npn-atop the position of senior clerk-typist ROGER OLCOn Mrs. Cook, who has been a sub­ 10 A.M. \ ys: waa emperor o f fipaln-and- A Whitney Aircraft J57 engines, fUgbr time between the tlpited, teady been appropriated and funds eerOed beginning at 6:30. stitute teacher at the Anddver ■i for their salaries are Included in ■ Tim '' p'Toole’s "Golway Five' in the controller’s office will be _'have-you, and her''-.nephew, the type used on the Boeing B52 Steve and Argentina- 403 West Center Street MItcheU 3-7853 school for .many years, is now a 6eld County—8:00 P.M., StralAeld Hotel. BridgeporL e g s tm future Philip II o f Spain, with the Fire Department's 1958-59 band will furnish dance music from given at 7 p.m. March 27 in tha Pxooeedi To JEtaritjr intercontineMtal ‘bomber, by ex­ l^ e n the first commercial ail 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Trudy Tyler’S Col­ high school. full-time tesicher of a combtnad tord.County-^QO PM-, Hotel Bond. Hartford. a costume bell. At the time the tending the time between ov er­ liners begin operations late this lUdget request. Lite! Id County—t8:00 PM^ City Haff. TOrrlngton: — ’ leens. featuring- “The Flying Promotional exams for all town second and third grade. MODERN DININO ROOM $ 1 ^ . ^ . Spaniards were conquering Peru. hauls from 800 to 1,000 hours. year, powered by the commercial 'ason ia also seeking an addi- Middle: County—7:00 P.M., Rose Gatden Restaurant, Mid- j-The costumes ■were the local in- UoiiM; 819.552 for another four Shimrock" dancer, Beverly De­ employes'interested in takingthem ...... fSrmcniiioaK ...... This new technical order issued model of the j57, they will have will be given at the same time. Tha , dletown.‘ j terpreUtlon of the Peruvian In- | gy the Air Force is in sha con­ flremeiHn oMer to bring his force Simone, will entertain, with Johnie Axfi aet XMfiera Livteg Reel benefit of literally millions .o f te.«it8 will be given by the Connect!- .^ New Haven'Ttounty—8:00 P.M., High School. Ansonla. dian. The music and dances. trast to those laid down/fbr the up to 25>x8ix for each firehouse Carroll at the piano. 'N ew London Oqunty—8:00 P.M., Wauregan Hotel, Norwich, laat night's HeralA hours of operating experience ac­ and one extra "for emergencies.'' Tickets may be bought at the cut Employment Service. with the cootumea. have become IJ57 v;>hen it went Intorithe proto- cumulated by the en^nea. Tolland CountyX7:30 P.M., Vernon'Town Hall. Rockvtllc. local traditions, and the honor o f , typ* of the B.52 back^n 195J. At I home or from any committee The number o f applicants for the controller’s office position reached Windham CountyXS:00 P.M., Town HaU. Willimantlc. ' f'^ing a Gille ls_handed down from j that time qverhau' were ordered One U.S. 81h ip ^ g ton is 40 cu- I member. Pat Horan heads the com­ fikher to aon. The men are proud' ever>> 50 hours, bic feet. mittee. / 21 today. A Senatorial Diatricr-^nventjon will be held in each of th s' 1653 overhaul to he Gilles, and prepare for tola time had been/lncreased to 250 Postal Receipts Senatorial District compristng two or more towns on July 2,1858. celebration months ahead. for the following purposes: endorse a candidate fpr thq nomi­ hours. In 19M it was stretched to A i A i Ganring In Streets 500 hours, and in September 1956, Up in February nation for State Senator a n d ^ ' transact such other’ business as Early in the day, both in , the may be proper to come before spdd convention. The. time and > ^ FURNITURE DEFAR the Air ^orce set 800 hours as the streets of Binche and In the interval' between overhauls. ■■ ' place where each of these convemlons ia to be held are as tol- K f " ... Postal receipts at the Manches*- SEARS IOWB^ increase in time between ter Post Office last month showed ■T" ROEBUCK AND CO. rhauls in the past seven years a marked increase over the pre­ 4th Senatorial District—8:00 PM,, HockSnum ' School, East come relatively early in the vious month and over the February Hartford. .v; life of the engine. Even time- 1957 total. Assistant Postmaster 5th Senatorial District—8:00 PM., DlPietro's Reataurant, Bris­ proven engines, Air Force spokes­ if you can afford Thomas Moriarty said today. tol. men pointed out, rarely have 7th senatorial District—8:00 P.M., V.F.W. Hall. Suffield. reached 1,000 houra between over­ Receipts from Feb. 8 to March ISjth Senatorial Diatrict—8:00 PM., Town Hall,. Guilford. haul in so short a production span. 7- amounted to $28,627.69 com­ 14th Senatorial DUtrict^8:00 PM., Moose Hall, Milford. Decisions to Increase time be­ pared to $26,437.16 during the -17th Senatorial Diatrict—7:30 PM., Town Hall, Southbury* t lCmlCEST lOTS IN TlHini..;! tween overhauls are reached after period Jan/'ll to Feb. 7. During 18th Senatorial District—8:00 P.M., Crocker House, New Lon­ the most exhaustive test, of Febnlary a year ago, $25,430.57 engines in service. In December in receipts was recorded. anynewcar don. 2 DAYS 19th Senatorial District—2:00 PM., Wauregan Hotel, Norwich. 1957, the Strategic Air Command's Receipts recorded so far thla 20th Sahatbrial District—8:00 PAf., Mbrton House, Niantic. 9Sth Bombardment Wing reported •year total $55,064,86, some $2,668 24th Seiiatortal District—SIOO'P.M., Hotel Green, Danbury. F that the J57s in its 45 BS2s at more than received during the first 25tb Senatorial Diatrict—8:30 P.M., Log Cabin Reataurant, Westover Air Force base had com­ two months of 1957, MoriSrty .aald. Bridgeport. pleted 100.000>engine flight hours ONLY without a single engine being sent ■ 26th Senatorial-District—8:00 P.M., Town Hall, New Canaan. 28th Senatorial District—6:30 P.M:, Hotel Putnam, Putnam. off the base for repair or over- you can afford a FRI.-SAT. 29th\Senat6rtal Diatrict-^ :00 P.M., Fire House, Hampton; NEW CAPE, ■nOOsq. ft. 30th Senatorial District—8:00 P.M., City Hall. Torrington. In the same year three B52s PORK completed a n0n-at6p flight around $15,550. Call Now— 31st S^atorial District—8:00 P.M., Basement, Congregational Church, CoiebroOk. the world, and six B52a flew non­ 32nd Senatorial District—8 :00 P.M., Town Hall, Woodbury.' Treat the Family stop 10,425 miles on a round trip The R. F. Dimock Co. from the Unit.ed States to Buenos 33rd Senatorial District—8:00 P.M., Democratic Headquarters, X i To This Delicious Favorite! Ml 9-5245 Middletown. - AJrea. Other aircraft powered by 34th Senatorial District—7:30 P.M.,'. Riverside Hotel, East Haddam. - 35th Senatorial District—7:30 P.M., Warren Memorial Town Hall, Stafford Springa. % _A Probate Convention vrill be held'in each of the Probate D|s- M ets cbmprialng more than ..one town'on Juhe.30, 1958, for the following purposes; To endorse a candidate for the nomination lb. for Judge of Probate and .to transact auch other buslnesa as may r ^ tie proper to come before aaid convention. The time and place iriiere each .of these'conventions is to be held are as follows; Hartford Diatrict—6:30 P.M., Hotel Bond, Hartford. ' Berlin Diatrict—8:00 PM., Aledy'a Restaurant, New Britain. NABISC©eltAHAM t - Eaat Windsor District—8:00 P.M.. T$wn Hall, South Windsor. New Haven Diatrict—8:00 P.M., AlcEsrmanlc Chambers, City 35e lb. pkq. Hall,' New Haven. ‘ J-Chehhlre District—8;00 P.M., Town Hall. Cheshire. Dferby District—8:00 P.M., City Hall, Ansonla. Naugatuck ihstrict—8:00 P.M., Town Clerk'S Office,. Beacon TASTE TEMPTING Fails. ~ ~ '------*— ------— and \ Waterbury District—7:30 P.M., Hotel Roger Smli MODEL 8809 M ODEL> 1 1 0 Waterbury, ^-New London District—8:00 P.M- County Court House, New X4ondoo. Norwichf-Dlstrict—2:00 P.M., WauregSn Hotel, Norwich.,' PORTERHOUSE LOBSTER Trumbull District—8:00 P.M., Log Cabin Restauraht, Bridga-. PRICE port. - Danbury District—8;00 P.M., Hotel Green, Danbury; Norwalk District—8:00 P.M.. Hl-Ho Restaurant. Norwalk. OCEAN FRESH Westport Diatrict—8:00 PM:, Townley Restaurant, Westport. Windham District—8 ^ P.M. Windham Town Hall, Wllliman- LIVE MAINE tic. ' ■ TREAT THE FAMILY Values Up To $^9.9S Litchfield Dletrlct—8:00 P.M., Town .Hall, Litchfield. Qknaan District—8:00 P.M., Canfield Hotel, Xjanaan. New Milford District—8:Q0 P.M., Town HaU, New Milford. • Torrington Diatrict—8:00 P.M., City Hall. Torrington. SWIFT’S PREMIUM MOTHER OF THE BR^IDE Woodbury District—8:00 P.M.. Town HaU, Woodbury. k..* Middletown District—8:00 P.M., Democratic Headquarters, SLICED BACON < KENMORE KENMORE Middletown, • < ___ WITH THAT SWEET COCKTAIL DRESSES) Tolland District—7:30 P.M., Town HaU. WUlington. Lb. Pkg. 7 9 c Andover ;Dlstrict-^:00 P.M., Town HaU, Andover. 1 s m o k e d t a s t e FAMILY SIZE Ail AuhNiNitie EUUi^on District—7:30 P.M., Town HaU. .West WlIHngton. FORMAL GOWNS Stafford District—7:30 P.M., Warren Memorial . Town HaU, OFIN DAILY oiNl SUNDAY 8 A.M. fo 7 F.M. - W ASH ERS WASHER Stafford Springa. . BUY NOW! THURSDAY oml FRIDAY 8 A.M. to f P.M. CASH SALES NO MONTHLY FAYMENtS In each-convention each town shall be entitled tp two, votes ■ -SlrST plus one addlUonal vote for each 2,000 or major fraction thereof, n U JUNE 1st $■ 1 .0 0 $■ yotee cast Ih. the last Presidential Election. / BRIDAL Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 6th day of March, .,1958, • For Expoft SorvicB CoN Ml 3*IS81 JOHN M. BAILEY, Chairman. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SHOP M aM hM tor 8hcmda« Parhade TERrS PHONE M fgW l , ' JOSEPH DePAOLA, Sacrataiy. 317 MGHLAND ST., MANCHESTER Ml 3-4178 . STORE HOtOUli vv .^101 Ce n t e r , STREET---MANCHESTER AJR. 8 ZMitthermtie State QmtrM Wed., ffwra., V. '‘-V <\ ✓ ♦ ^ •• /■■' ■ , r /■ :l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST?H, C O N N ., linjRSPAY, MARCH 18, 1988 PAGE FUTEEff M^IKCHESTER EVEKINO h e r a l d , MANCHESTBB. c o n n , THUBSaOAT, MARCH 18, 1H8 f a o b Fointneeic ■■ I Mr. end Mia. W. Da- O fiN N M H T i 700 to L o n e J o b s wfli I the South School PTA ; Mr. andMra. Confederacy Conquers Union , week torvwef appewzhealaiy IjWB ____ ee praaMaBta; A8P Sqpar Morket* in Mnncharter -<261 Brand St; wV 116 C. Center St. 0|ien Wad., Thuri. mid Fridoy Until 9 p, m. Mn, BBtoCt Rewley. aacretary: " TO 11 rM, y Tamara Likes DancfB Now, At Bigelow Carpet pretoctlee, efflce awe Nominates Slate ones auj O A I ^ mdah jgnM ^ twtM^I Mrs. M M Mneehka, traaaarer; aad Mra. BdMaad'SegBe'and Mra. Bd* In Battle of ^Bands^ Bjollads ♦ 1 (OMMfHai fr M <"ika Mattva eC ward Ctoaepakaiy, datoaatee tt» the . T i i yean ace. Ola.,eMqMhF a tUla ef the Uflt PTA CboBcS. irlkar Jn g tieie By HUGH MVUAOAN, 4 __ Potomac Into action. George But Rales Own Era Higher tomplotad tf i* tbere at» praaaany had a wark toet* ef lea Margaret Welch, "T" AP Nowateatiiree Writer had to wait until the boys slogged ,but » veivet toetoto. l* ' n ek aadeSd- rEPtOM* sear through’'a couple of. choruses o f vetdepactatowto wOl laave te w/mm to «ba edaradmi dhtotoa a« I f to# Civil War hid been fought the plant, the Jeeqoerd r n r — TT-n' ed OHdl Mgbtk at the IMtaat. Okie, m — When Dee with ttonds and ballad# instead of •Tenting'Tonight'” w t m v t i m tMSMoft 7' ; -*rhe accelcra^ of tl|ie cloeiad Rewnr went eST tn war la IM l be Mid-way in the album, craggy- Um6tm •jrt—T m tnam. hcmtUfti; ? and aaail»iater weave • abepa, the laaoilai I f the SeMh Bamal r r x bullets and baybneU, toe South I date baa beoo(M*paci ^ and rcaeardi toft bihtod a two paato enit na^ would have won by a couple of oc- faced Raymond Massey reciTcc Urn mt*. cmrrUA. *tiA t»i m*n?; of derdepaeenta 1* toat a^M. vitot. When he come home ea fto^ tovae. " Uncoln’s "ettiyTtr'T Address, the «TM Oi* ffrMUat h * iie f »* of ! II iineaiy dnd the aeiiiHty tor Kb% v raOewlng the . talk a taagh reocatly he tried an the aMh bit that made him famoui on RuMUtfl im ptnai That is toe Inmreaelon gained compeer tb ’eoacentrate aa aeany and aarn-er period waa .~aad K Btted perfectly. from comparing "’rhe Union," C1*4 to Rose of Texae," "My Marylaove day. Root rallira to tho/TInlon Me Tender" version of toe old ■ Bnenltoftph*^ | eauee'.wlto songs like >^uat. Be­ Union ballad "Aura Lee." Brisket But U» n r*JuWm« hon*e to w j fore the Battle MotoraX "The lyeyton dietnct of HhwipeUd, wten you shop at POPULAR Battle Cry of Freedom?' "The Va- Bern K*r»nvu»*. now » rant Chair" and tog rousing march, hnlrod tofJjr of *toee to recnll; "Tramp, TVamp/Tramp, to# Boy# School Menus UM mletKtor of tboie (toy# In • AreMarchInj . CORNED BEEF M#t, cultured vote*, ettlt tvifr.eij- Y «u 9« t • ciomplotB sbIoc* Yaakra Vletory ■vtry #lMs !• cut Item hiivy, eem-fid mmt toW jW *e with • iunlit Rueilen #ce«nt. v Julia 3VaM How* also scored, a The menus (or March 17 through HIM dish suillty M uMd for Ale thWee lo#M-mfht ^ k i. Ttoy'm Utn* lUrenvln* » lurw * 21 are a#sfo))owx:’ IxnA «lm trim wUh *li* e»tra fit nmovid. ei»«*i«#e i«d wnd I" victory by penning MARIPAC woyttfnfnsnf iM^eefed ^ aoeufq m twe Uh eublecl. Her bu»B#nd, wtth: Hen of the highest quelHy neiMyrle# for to* "John Brown's Elenratary’ LB Whom ^ ’ anlTtornini itinta one Monday, toRtoto raiip wlUt -rice, Mtftnf with mlWiy Camed Bief. Itl*. died eBt jredto «fo.’~ taitggKhiraii^^ "a T « T feedfs e f lew, Tew prices toe grektagt war songs ever peanut butter aad jelly eandwlche#, After niinaet » decode of dene- 'written, "The Ba^Ue,Hymn of too pear#, milk. (TUeaday, hanburg Yrovy, maphiid (tie with »*fW Ier'e Bnllei Bueee demic techniques very pun and in­ PLUS WORLT5 GREEN Rmubllc." In the weetem world. Mme. Iw - Mn# potato, butteked corn, hcead'^ *hd pump, auTr issiTts* f»# « n « SUPER-RIGHT, 7-RIB PORTION TO R troduced fraM Ideas. ‘Hiey never nally, the nortoerhCi^ could butter, gingerbread wito.^ Virhipp< CM.* wsnu sr tsf scdrs stuktic Mvme retired. She hed tnede her remaiiied stationary" 1| ebunt among Its musfcaiW|ir tro­ rusiun . c#0K(* *v m n a w iv t STAMPS, geed w veluebie cream, nvllk, . rMCnl IS TNIIS sw* Mica. It- delnit In ItW. What does abe think of today's phies 4ha bugle rati "Taps^ Wednesday, yeratable chop suey. She he* never loet intereet to Bolehoi Ballet, which performed X iieved tOJuive beerr written by Oei rimiiic THf "■wTiewTiiiH" ri*. her erl. she lecture# occnnioiully; ttered beeta,^broad and butter, vw. SMtun, wAiNCS'Mi rMT-sas- to Umdon two years agoT free gifts. Daniel Butterfield and first played, wedge#, ice cream, milk. i n 11 lUL m TNt MWMV MSS' 1.69 in nrctoe. In »- «he hee Kereot Fob- wee more advanced." lalrato far iMr ww»dMfal iitins suiMtlfa yaur fava^ ^ Ha mi«M whet cue lumbia has dressed up' toe war sticks, bread and bilUra, flavored ANN PAGE ■ fvirmttad toad aMlns . .. ar yovr momry^ to ttoarfully mfuedad. teyn. BtitoW'* belferli^ ee She quickly said word# of pralae: sfsngs to an elegant abtuiit-book. gelatin with .whipped cream, mlUc. lO'AOZ 4 « C • pert time pupil ~ Mnte. "The Bolshoi has kept up the' heat replete wtth learned essay# by Coi^ Junler High CANS G sl eevtne eeye "the exertet er# of academic technique.” federate historian# Bruee Catton . Monday, hot meat sandwich. Car- TOMATO SOUP x : toUlet we# onpeTnlieled.” The British Royal Ballet (for­ rdey rbto or beet#, bread and butter, ANN PAGE /' Lnnb Liver » 35' Hnildock mimre^H« 49 "At that time we hed eudi e m e ^ Sadler's Wells) ? historian Allan Nevlns.evfn# raspberry gelatin with cream, milk. sa, Soft FtllO number of wonderful deneere," ‘They have every ohanoe of he- Produced by Goddard Lieber- baked ham, baked po- CAPTJ JOHN'S PKG 45' f V Mye. "It*e only netufel thet 1 »mtof really a aound foundatton I WAYBEST eon, presiden'nt of.Columbia Rec- tato. spinach, bread and butter, MACARONI r.rp” » »^33'= MidgetSi iii, Urarwursl LB49'' Scallops value the llueelen echodi of daitc' I hauet. It to biilK on the right ord#,. toe 60-page album (twice deviled footT^ake with frosting, WHITE MEAT Inc .meet of all. I beUtn* to It my- knee—own achooto, unifermity of a# long a# its Confederate coun­ milk. n 7 OZ c g c eeTf. tratotof, fresh endrss. It to crest-1 terpart) Is generously Illustrated Wednesday, toniatp or pea soup, AAPTUNA. / cans 9 7 "I found It extremely broad­ Hit a tradition of It# own." NAttVE FRESH with authentic Civil War photo- baked cheese sandWch, Uploca minded and at the eame time very Claeilttom Basie . grrapha from toe Library ef (ton- cream, milk. COlO STREAM ^ , The Amerl(tons? gree# and other arehtvea Thursday, hamburg , a v y, ^ m e . KAraavtaa atarred with T like Inurteneely the Amarioan I maahed potato; buttered aipqra- CAN PeHci— 0 PrM or IreHed . . . Photo of Onuit aprieot#, bread and butter, PINK SALMON 59' TOR tr BOTTOM BSIBD . Vealav Tfipnaky to the flret per Tamnrai ^ I t M parformaneae. They have vltalityJ Among them 1# a famous shot gus, and vigor and they also use their mUk. OLD FASHIONED formanee* of 1^ Firebird, Pe- ef Gen. U. S. Grant #t hi# field Friday,, macaroni and tuna salad, HEAVY STEER BEEF ' LB trourhka and haere du Prtotempe, miialc, great ^ fctlo n and he waa national Uiemee a# insplra- headquarters at Cold Harbor, Va. an Mc^lenardancer, I never aaw tione," ■ grsen beans, cheese wedges, hard which were coneldered revolu- It show# him leaning on a tree roll and butter, pears, milk. SHARP CHEDDAR IS 59" OASTS Uonary balleU at the time. anyotie UhoAlm. That waa the The American ballet, aha added, outside hi# lenL lookln|: wan and stoMigth..« the Ruaaian achool.” to leunded on olaeeleel itoee. With | »> __ flrnlTrYUgb , ‘ MEl-O-BIT AMERICAN PROCEi^D ' X Tet eh* never loet her love for dejected, ea if he expected to be. Monday, barbecued beef on bun, RMlUi|-Reayy-To- the lireat number# of the elaaaie Ballet Teday that, she then euntoftod up I called any minute .before some views: NAPIER CAUPORfNA mashed ixitato. buttered green ballet, aieeUe, Sleepto* Beauty and dOM preaent day ballet eom- congreMlonal committee to say tekns, bread and butter, milk. SLICED CHEESE, .02p«25" Cook-3H-4H Lb» LB I Swan Lahe, ‘*WlMa you have the foundation I whether he thought Lincoln'# war of olaselctom—whioh to the systism* Tuesday, chicken chop suey. but­ BOftOEN'S oi* PHILADELPHIA 2 3% oz pk^ 27# Of Pavlova, whom ehe aucceed "In a way It haa gene further," budget was up to sniiff. tered rice, buttered carrots, bread CHKkSNS ed aa prime ballerina of the Rua •he replied. "It uae# many more Stic way of trrining your Frtoli Tomatoes lb Musically, ' the album te In­ and butter, milk. elan imperial Ballet, Mme. themes and auhjecU. I think it to for dUBcult movomenU dona with | tiaa Rib ferior to It# packaging. It Begtoa. CREAM CHEESE .o ^ 3 S ; visible, facility—bsilet doesn't al- ' Wednesday, Rwediah 'meatoalit, aavina eald; "She we# e heedful now to a itate of growth. It I# itlll like "The Confederacy." with a parsley • potato, buttered peas, X FOR EVERY CHEE^ USE > dancer. She was very fraH and eaperlmenUl, seeking new way# of V/sys have to be hidebound. Tou I cantata o f. waC song# by Richard must remember I wa# one of the bread and butter, milk. \ FLQIIDA s eharmlns.’’ expression." Bale#, miiaic director of the Na­ Thursday,.veal cutlet with Of NIjtneky, to whom je»«nd now To her the Ruselan Imperial Bal protagonieU of the new movement.' Boneltas tional Gallery of Art, Washington., CHED-O-BIT n,rfy79' SWEET i JUICY "But you must over threw I •metoed potato, buttered ettobutee almost aupeThuman UI let tn the * 25^ . Rodlshes khh and dm _ 2 khi J 9 ■ by Bearce. plain#'why Gen. George MeCIeltan Ml JANEPARKER^tGf .'f.. .,. • Also, Senatorial, July 2, Oharlael took so long getting hi#' Army of 9-5245 ' As Worthy Matron Saturday B. Nyack, .niemae G. Welle# and lb Kenneth M. Spencer with alter­ . 59' nates Ernest O. LsDoyt, Raymond PiesTa^.45* Mrs. Btty Hoffman of CoventiyPnlng, Tolland eounp_ home demon- H. Bradley Sr. and one to be OLTTSTANOINO GROCERY VALUESI and William Jordan of Storr# will stratlon agent, will be guest Eight member# of the group to- named by Welles. County, July 10, STOCK-UP AT THIS LOWg LOW PRICE Man Jane Parker SpaiMsI be Initalled a# worthy matron and day are taking the ITN Building Mri. Alice B. Mules. Herman W. JUST UB ' 7 worthy patron, reepectlvely, of Mutes, and Stevenaon with alter­ CAR JAN( SASKEI tour eponaored by the Service REDUCEDI .C AN Sf Climax ChapUr. OKH. at S p.m. Bureau for WomSii a Organiaotlone nates James A. Martin, Charlea A. | Popular OriDigt Chiffon Coke SIO. 39t NOW n T Saturday at the Maaonlc Hall. of Hartford. They are Mre, Jaaaee DeLorma and Goodin. Merrow, A. Belt, Mrs. Harold Bematen, The party primary dat# to elect I WET Cracked Wheot Breed ^*74*'2u 2 ivs 37^. conventlim delegates la to be held / IONA Other elected officers to be In- Mre. Francli Duelo, Mre. Ford L. I 7 ' atalled by a team headed by Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. A, Harry W. Olaen, April 24, between 2 p.m. and t| INSTANT Jane Parker Hot’ Cross Buns ncoof I 3 5 ' JUST REDUCEDI CAN Gloria V Angell rff -Wllllmanllc, Mre. Walter B. Pomeroy, Mre. p.m.. If valid cmpoalng candidacies | ’ .i"l X ■ X ' WASp DICED Worthy patron, and Ira, Wilcox of Helte and Mrs. Bdward B. White. are filed aecordtog to priinary lew. Merrow, worthy patron, follow: »,Hmrt Fund Collection Challenging petitione must be filed I Regular ^ ' m Largo Reliable Cut f l5 ’/2 OZ Mrs, Dorothy Shaffer, aaaociale Tn date M26.ll has been given on or before 4 p.m. April 3v or 211 .7 Jiist Reduced! B CANS matron: Ummla Dyar, aeaociate pa­ to the local Heart Fund, accord­ days previous to toe day of the pri­ IMPERIAL CUT W AX BEANS mary. Each valid challenger must I 2 0 z. C m ® 6 0 *. MORiARTY tron: Mrs, Gertrude A. Haven, »ec- ing to Dr, Robert P. Bowen, chair­ STAINLESS retary; Mr*. Helen Wilcox of Mer­ man-treasurer. This, equals the pay a fee of fl(k to thk Ragiatraral 301-31& C E N tE R STR e ET— MI 3-51.35 / i 1 LB 1 OZ of Voter# and submit a Mtitton Jar Jar CREAM STYLE row. treaeurer; Mra. .lane Jordan amount given lest yehr and adds STEEL of Storri, condurtreta, and Mra. materially to too total raised by containing aignatures of live per IO N A C O R N JUST REDUCEDI CANS Eleanor Dyer, aesoclete fonduc- the WlUimantlo Dlatrtcet Heart cent of enrolled party members | Aasn., he said todays Petition forma are available upon I 8TARKIST WHITE CHUNK RIVER HRAND treee. X I 5V2OZ Appointed offlrera luet named by Dr. Bowen ha# extended appre­ request from the Registrar# of| A diffartnt FRENCH STYLE P. LABEL Mre. Hoffman, alio to be inatalled ciation to residents for their co­ VoUre. JUSTREDUCEDI CANS Temerrew*s Event# cans for lb. box unit gba* on W A X BEAN! .1 during the ceremony Include the operation. Tuna sale weakly. following: MU# Melva Lamer of . , Democrats Oaocue North Coventry Mre Dep«rtment { 2 S S G A R A G E S South WllUngton, chaplain: Mra. The DemocraUe eaueua unani Women's Auxiliary. 8 p.m.,' fira-j Start your 1 LB 1 OZ HONEYDEW GRAPE KRAFT CHEESEB lat tbdayl Esther. Warxoka of Storrs, mer- mouely efldoraed town committee house; Radiant Clwpter No. ll, | aX , CANS phal: Clarence K. Wtlllame, o«an- members and deleghta# to party OBS, Masonic Temple. Willlman-1 VISIT OUR NEW B lS P liY OF IONA DREEN PEAS tat; Mre. Marion Schullhelaa, Adah: conventions Tuesday, night. About tif; set-back card party, t p.m., 10 oz. jars FAMOUS THIS W in e s Mra. Elisabeth Naden of We«t\WII- 7.1 enrolled party members at Atnertean Legion Home; aoeielSl Jelly 2 Velveeta SINCE 1859 FIATURII iSWEET MIXED MILLER'S .lington, Ruth; Mr#. Katherine tended. p.m., Nathan Hale Community >. 6AM8ES, COTTAUES asi HOMES Hanna, Either: Mr#. Roialle Heck Tlie town committee member# Center;, Explorer Scout Post '66. at I PRICE REDUCEDI ^ QUARTS for as little as 4-ICED PICKLES of Weel WllUngton, Martha: Mr#. follow; Albert A. Roeel. CharleeB. 8 p.m.. Pond Hill School; Trial , lUNPICT er FAIRLANI BRANDS Elisabeth Huntington of SJorra, Nyack, Alvlit R. Goodin, Albert J> Justice Court, T:80 p.m.. Robertaenj 1 QT140Z Electa: Mra. Edith Bl«»ell, .War- Stevenaon. William A. Miller, Mrs, School; Little Setasors 4-H, 8 p.m.. SELfCTED FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES TEA A&PSWEEfor den: and Walter Colburn of Boufli AUce A. Bradley, Mre. Mary Ellen horn# of Hasel M. Uttle, Junior I FROZIN FOODS ^ JUICE UNSWECTENED CANS WllUngton, centlnel. Foret, Mrs. Eva A. Murray, Ray­ leadar; Lenten devotion#; 7:|6 p.m., PEAO. DDT CORN, BPSNACH. 1 0 0 . l i 89' SPOONf ■The reception commillee WUI he mond H. Bradley^ 8r„ Kenneth M. St. Mary's phtireh hall. . Fit. FB. POTATOES, CABROtS and PEAS PASCAL CELERY BAHAHAS ARTICHOKES FOR O NLY headed by Mr#. Helen Church of Spencer, L. James Loyxim, Besele 7 KEADY'TO ERECT ^ OUR OWN TEA White or South wUlIngton and Mr# Amy I. Strack, jamea A. . M x r M n, ManeheDitor Evening Herald C«v- Colored ROLLS' ratty eerreapkndrat, Mre, F. Paul­ Vs lb pkg 55e SCOT TOILET TISSUE Pritchard of Storrt; decorattona Thomas O. Wellee, Joseph F. Xran i Mix o r. Looae Lb,- 10c 29c N O M ONEY d o w n ' 1.35 by Mto' Bleaetrend Mre. Schul- eunaa, Anthony J. Pautil, Stephan ine little, telephone Pilgrim Natch .p lig j. tnelae, amlated by Jordan gn.d Mre. lioyalm, Mra. Alice B. M p I a e, 2-6281. ■ . CDRLT OR ITAUAN Freak Washed and Cleaned 5 YBARS TO PAY Hoffmeh^x and refreahmenls by THE NUTMEG' ■ad OIAHWIIT mink IQT 14 0Z FQC Cherlee, A. DeLorme, Herman PkiM ppIt 2 CANS w » Mrs. Doris Lyon and Mr*. Nano*. Mulae. ' ' FRESH CHIVES 1st Pnympnt in Oct. ’58 SPKIAUY PMKtDI Dll MONTI Other members of the installing Also, Arthur Hebert. Mrs. Jo- PARSLEY SPINACH BERBirS BABY FOOD - JtoSBLJUlMMde .MjM Bherm^ Ice Box Brownies A & PC onr .CHAM STYll 4-’^ 49*- Acphtos-Pltotec.. Jtfrt, lila .Leary. Fork Sausage » A9c Yourfhoke of^Shokes F R W I U M s AITINB of Storrs. marahali Mrs. AnneCte Mrs. Mary F. Hill#, Led T. Leary, Slnriiied 4^**4r UUCTIO 2>iei oz «ce - Beebe of storrs. chaplain: and Neleon J, Bearce, Ernest G. Le- An ire box brownie T Two of | Bch. 39c s^hTW iT 2 9 c: Shingles or Ciopboord P iiiio b lG P m s QUAIITY CAM AJ Russell Clark of Wllllmantlc, or- Doyl, Joseph F. Coughlin and toemi One la porky Bevarly Stef- :SEHSAH HAL OFFERl t-.., ganlit. JMr# Antoinette Mather of Jumbo Shrimp ill. 9 9 c WE NAVI BIO BANANAS FOR THI WEEKEND J e e ie r ------1 ^ 3 9 * touaTOR^^^ 2?L 0 116.1 OZ qAC Charles N. Harlow-Jr, fOna from tha Mtty to«eker| Now You Can Own Libby's Fancy Pens 2 CANS w » Dom River will be #olol#t. eccom- The party primair for toe eled- kltchane to Minnaapolte. The other I MILK-WHITi panled at the organ by Felix tlon of town commlt|ee membere brownie In toe lee box Is a nevrt AHCHOR GLASS 35* BUrkey of ©eepf River. will be held from 2 p.m. to • p.m. eookis — easy to maks from! THE GARAGE A LL FLUFFY Town House Crnckors/ KII61IR iiaiKcy^' Hoapltal Equipment Drive Set brewnta nilx. larMlBBi L and B Koihor Picklot Milani SW ini MEATS J7 lovely placet in the April 16 providing valid opponnf. FrudiRBB You’ve Always Wanted $ a l a d a t e a 4 0Z ^^C' «V*OZ2^C The annual magaxtnee drive to candidacies are filed to accordance loe Box Brewntoa THE STARCHIEF • .’1 CONTKXIEO SUDSING entire tel. A different Fritos FKG raise funds for hospital toulpment with provisions of toe primary law> 1 pkg. Brownit Mix Ooriii fUif Hath All FurpiSB GliiRir Speors qiNHt 33e Whole Kethen . q t. 33c Dressings , .. OSANOE FIKOE FOR lA tllS FOR THI AUTOMATIC WASHIR group of items on tale for homa use I* now bOing con­ Should no petitions be filed, the 1 orr . ducted In Windham County: A Oheriilfis .. . qirart 4 ^ Dill C h W , • •• <|f* 33c . every two week*. Sunlight Plastic Starch FIKITS" 27* endorsed elate will automatically Vi cup choppsd nuts Os Display v U n a Houfs Sssday ' 2 ‘''**'45* iA » « m i3 2 ' kilmUar drive will be held In Tol­ Add sgga and nuts to mix. Blend I Cherry P«pptrs . qt. 35c IMFrsnch S ex. 35c THIS WEEK'S BUY- land county at/a<]on- as the wind- be elected ai of April 16. 37c 1 itb. 39c Sweet MIxftI, qirart 39e \ Roth Yonl Cbop-Ettos " ; aOZFKG 49" Petitions fOr candidacy, to.^ the with hands, adding a few drape of Dir e c t io n s to *til»» # t From N.w H>v«n uX< m w Conn. Tutii- OBLOHG TRAY. CAHDLE ham drive la completed. water, '^If necessary. Preaii and t »ik». irt as Pt F»it <1, stil.. #1, From .Eo.t lUv^n #^1 off it Exit During .the p#«t four yeara con- committee, othjr then pirfty en- Thouiasd ddrieh, 'must be eubmlttcil to the make Into a long 2" iquare or SO, Forbi. Avo, Pro««4 l/ H of • milt U> StlW*. St. Turo Uft. COMSTOCK n i FILLING HOLDER, SHELL DISH 01 KHchon Chorni Waxed Paper 2 SOUS 35* alderebla hoenllal equipment for Rcgletrara of Voters not later then round roll. Slice 1/8” thick, Bake home use hue oten purchased. This 1 Lb, Stofler Stutlins V 8 ox. ’ SAUDA TEA BAGS SILVER DUST BLUE RbUHD ASH TRAY.' „ 4 p.m. Tuesdey, March 26, or 14 about 6 min. at'875 degrees'on im-1 Muollor'i Spaghetti For Furth.er Information Coll Collect HO 7t6396 Cherry ‘“M' Toilet Tissue COIORID ROU 10* Imiudea two polio paka. 22 hos­ greased baking ahaet. Cool slight­ YOU# CKIICI 2 '** 2S‘ pital, bed# complete with aide raiia. days following the close of the cau­ Satin Ftolahed Napktoa THI FAVORITE OF MIUIONS THE NIW DETHOINT ly, remove from pan. Makes 4 ] Towel* DsCiseoQarlicsoi^i “ ' . . ' if A g g ie ’ *“ 3 3 ' t cus. 1 Lb. S wheel chsira, two walkers and doMn. Muollor't Macaroni UNIVERSAL BUILDERS Corp. unet PKG 3 4 thre# over-bed Ubiei at a total rrllllona must have approval of N‘FRf^.63‘ f<<‘*f't24‘ mwiWM.uehMlMnMMf Unto., Se* ll irauNt UUWwwwHr* tkUH*. cost of |t.6lf).ld, according to Mrs. 25 per cent of toe mimber of mem­ Rsfjusfsri 0 OS, 65 STILES ST ■ Box I70B • NEW HAVEN. CONN. J M k a ir t , “ ' ' A t ' bers on toe town committee, who RBlioiOCB BOUBnOTABUB Muoller's Noodles 12 Oi. 35c Pkg#. For 29c • Eugene llychting of. the Coventry Waehlnlrton, D. C. (M-— A Ro­ Ameiiean Legion Auxiliary... must each day pay M# to toe Reg- Affiliated with D'ORefrie Cenitriictiaii COh Inc. luildirt far m r 20 yairi -t . ^ trara of Voters, end contain aigna- man Catholie Ptieot, a Protostant The equipment la placed with Ulnlstar, a Jewlah lUbM, and rap- ' - ■(' ^ 'aeiie ntooM. a i F O o b THE unite throughout the, two counUee tures of five per cent of party en-^ Zippy Without obligillon pleiie. lend FREE ealsleiiu* | W H I A T O n M rolled membere. reeentattvaa of Hlndulam, Islam Diet Dalight Dietetic Food# aW M , UTTU XtTTINI ftrr too ooitvonlence of townspeople and Buddhism will discuaa tosir Richardson and Rphbins GREAT A t la n t ic &pACiFic who heOd it. Ail articles are loaned ■ Coaventfott Delegatsa Liquid Starch • IM m K A M E ' . . cm ______1 Kim cH M R 'e fINEAPni JUKI AjJ F16H ■ froo of toergO' Auxlllaty memhera Convention delegates endorsed faiths at a brotharbood saostlng BONED CHXCBUEN sponsorad hars Fsb. i1 by ths Kl- Feaches 2 37e Pear# •« 21e 2 « « e M e .|]f DEPENDABLE FOOD RETAILERS SINCE 1859 may be oontacted for detaiu. follow: State, to' be held June 27 OHICKJEN 69c a la U N O I ■ • n r ADDRESS PHONJE. _ Nitmf|3* ■ ■4 u M e u e g g * / .Homemaker# to Meet and 26 at Buahnell Memorial Hall, Wanla. clubs of aeorgatowA and OHIOKBN OfaCKEN , • ■' / Wa«Mngton, Fruit Cocktoil, •<>. I 9e m c 3Ie qaart 23e r 39c The Pwd Htir Horn* Bcuiiomics Hartford. Albert A. Roasl, Alvin R. PMOAfMhB 49c BqOtH ■K Hi : I H ^ tl " Ofoup will (nest at • p m. Mondey Goodin and StKphen Loyalm with St the home of Mre. Theodore Bciitx alternatea Harvey C. Morris, Al- Ths Bedouins are' Semetlo no­ M High it. MIM. Bernice Fan- bsK J. Stevenaon and William A. mads In AMbia and'North 4. k *■.

\ ■ V .... V, '/ X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK.. tHURI^AY, MARCH 18, 19BS £AGE SEVENTB^ MANCHEStrai EVEJfWG HEEALD, M A SC B ESto, CDNN, THUB8DAY, KABCB 1*, liH t p a g e g lX T E E Wr death because Ute 'ehilkl'got'' in ted \ " Former War Bride taay of her gooc tUuas.’ Reserve Unit Set GET AHEAD WITH A t 'p' NlcRolaon caiaa to this Offieer ?GrAlb8 One Child Acodnipan|es Dad Sentenced to Die after marrying an Air To Move Sunday; Gre.n Salad for St. Patrick’, Bay «orheNtergeant. Thay hava since 2 Suspects in Blvmrside, Calif., March 18 (F) aeparaf The I58th U.S. Army Reaerva BILL CLEAN A Juiy has deereed death In the Tranaportetlm Cd., preaentty le> F Fay Mtevsr mesonal bills B r o K B tT a m o m i m m As He Travels on Bittgiiiess cated at tha Manchester ShonbnC and reduce high moathly pey- The Maaehaatar AtatMaMT , San Quentin Prison gas riiamber l ^ b l e I 4 t e Parkade, WiH move to Ha new wiaai with a prompt lean hera Hirrt’a « fluaiiweli isM far fo a termer Gterman war bride. We ffhe te say Tasl" whpnyeu lice, equipped wKb wiaibrtd aBilaEa S«i« By VIVIAN BROWN Omaha, Neb.'yp) — A study re­ armory and training center in East Ptirliek'0 Diijr wur be looking fbr aalaaMis.aHteUa AF Nowafeatura* Writer Mrs. F e lio i^ Nicholson, 92, con- ported by .the Hew Dr. Richard E ask far. a lean. Phone for your Hartford on Sunday. lean te one visit, or come in. - body of th* l» tMHk Satneday te r an aoetioB t a i . b p ^ la ybur htwband at gart-Umc .yleted of bhiaUng her 5-year-«Id Lente a Disciples ^ C h rist family- choyrod t£g$. mayo»«ma sU.u.«Im* uMii a Alihoort th* graan Uycw ^*a The goods th^fstalU ba laaMag allnig fatear of flue who teinka The body of tee chUd, Heidi, was*! L6 NO TRAIN hiciea. If iBBeeaeMaa Eietety wttefMwHa •( flflf Mdi. lemon jtJea added, tfcey w e defl- for will be flnatttiita. J8hi.. tfea pair 4 retumad (o ha'a found the aaavter: found stuffed In. a closet of a Riv- Yorkton, Saak, (JP>—A t . i The reserve unit, commanded by fiiuly awart; manjr pfopta Ulca Oita and tabiee. MV (g tioa wilt be heb' b. the Aaaerican Jack BaUha, New York advar- auncea) lamon^anofad gatatin. State TroMm John Swacney. A prosecutor described her aa a Northern Saskatchewan and pos- ev » y Monday night at 8 o'clock Legkm Hall in AprlL Jamga Roite^ aad'-Paul Sfaua- Ualag akacuUVa, haa dona it for ‘callous, cold-hearted woman whojaibly for Canada. Moat of the cars, once .ui their new headquarters, at IH cope botWng water, 1-* ctip lU ^ r t U. Reid win be the atie- aomf TB yeara-'-bdttlaa, diapera, lemon juice, bhia food coloring. land of tha *. Bethahy harraclu. had brutally beaten her child to {however, were-empty. 41$ Tolland St.; Rowell said. Advertise in The Herald-—It Pays tionecr. They bnnt|M ’ tha auapeete to pabturn and all! 1 e n v e l^ uirilaaorad gclaUn. 1-4 People having articles to donate "It makaa no dtffarenca how cup (Mid water, 1 taMtapoon pra- Woodbridg^^PUMh beadquartets young they ate.” ha aaya, ”if you will be apked to do one of three for auaatlonlu:,- parad horaeradiah, 2 Ubieappona tl-ngs: want to sea more of your children, bmon Juice or eider rinegar, 1-4 AtW at^ury, Ucut Jaaapb tela la tea ideal vtey. What'a more eup mayonnaiaa, 1 leaapoon Hnoly 1. Call Police Headquarter* for ipid tha frout’door of tep it givea you a chanca to be slope grated onion (pulp and Juicei, 3-4 traaaportation of any artieica to MI^4liMtldB«jtbate. dur­ man," be ■ays ''You'll find youraUf fored gelatin in the taotUng water. M , lemon Juice or ahiirgar, miMr. Police Cbief Herman O. Shhen- ing wMeh the'chief.,«aM the aus- €>yil allghtiy. HOT to lemon Juice onnalac. onidn. adit, pepper and to 12 small sanringa suitehia on a He win teutea goast at tee pacts were “ eteaslately uoceopera- doing teinga you've alwaya vranUd buffet table wbeiw there are main det baa loaned the auxiliary fort^ donor eockteir party teat eba- to do, but heaiteted. for fear of imi enough bhte food coloring to moatard; mix wcli. Stir into egga the use pf bin department’s tgucke tivc.'^.I^|i^ aSl M* uompairtow color pale green, Poor enough tpto and grated carrot. OompleU the other dJabes. dudes tee[ ahntua fund drive for weraiUten te Wall ------looking foolish, maypr, tike ttie Kete; Make sure tee green-eot- ^Ohd walkip-talkiea. and the ua* of Yonth Aliyab and Hadassak Med­ time I went up la a bkiity iii Flor­ i l-oisart abamrock-aiuiped tndld|moid in layera a* foilowa, police beadqpi^jwe for so Ihforma- The cJiiefsild Pa ^ to gtre a lajnr about' *»-in«h deqi.» half of the egg ealad mfer-Baaa ored gid^kf M Just thick. Car^afAl ical .O tgan^tion. time at the state priaeu tbBFr ida, aad vialted an undonvater Chfti until flnn. OOol remaimng* grpen layer, half the remaining enough When added to stand tip in tioh ct^'tet; ■*' ■ ■' m ie Other Side of the Mlsd’ field for bteghlag aud entering. aqtiarlum with my ehlM.’’ v Jill SaUhe.'a4tueaU with delight at her father's attempt at hair- a layer when it U turned over the Oroupa of pplica auxiliaries wtU deals with teiepsthy and thought Ballhe atUI racalla teat tin t hi braiding during a, train trip. She and her four brothers and statera lemon gelatin until a little thicker; thickened green gelatin, the re- Deputy Inspector Joseph R. Mc- ShodoB of St. Fotrkk! YYIth tho ptlco of llviiig botng w hat It b today, yoo cortohily hewo to woteh tho food bwlgot ( unIo m y o a Oian the"wiialauncy of unbeaten j maining egg aalad. and laetly the egg aalad mixture. If it la too thin, p t out on the Btreeta every eve­ projection, and also Mnemonics Carthir of Waterbury said warranU larloua trip with Sharon, now 17, taka turns, teggtng along with Dad, whoa* job frequently tekr egg whlteit. Soften unflarored I remaining green gelatin. Chill mv- it will iMt make a distinct demar­ ning for thg next two weeks. cquii>- Action. This la tee science, that en­ charging the pair with brcakii« when thoy aot off with a aalteaaa him away from home. - , hovo loprochaun* holping you). 8ut you'ro In luck when you shop ot HRST FOOD7\Tboro oro M ood goloro in storo for ploin ooNng fetatin in the cold water. Piaaolve {era! boura until aet. Unmofit on a cation; if n is too thick, tee toyera pea with walkie-talkies, ready to able* xm to memertae rapidly Sad end entennf, tS tit aitd limeny n® loadod with botuea, jbod, rattlea. ooer boiling water. Add horaerad-1 rhilted aerving plate. Carhish with will not adhere well. ^ direct trucks to pick up the Booda, accurately. be issued in that city. and two ktnda of dtefiera, mbetly or fancy ontoitoining ot low pricof. " \ ' Trucks will be dlspaudiid from Wermont la a graduate mT North­ A_ ------^ ^ y ; ----• McDermett, a lO-yaar-old vetsr- dlapoaabte. pidice headquarters to any place eastern School of Law. and Emer- as of World War H, ia married and rsven in tiktae day*,'' Baithe U. S. CHOICE-f ANCY BRISKET in town.. Merchants will be asked Boia-College, where he.majored ia tha father of two -children. says, "it was aaay to gat a baby Westerns Lead Pack I'or the Breadwinnep^ Legion A u ^ ry to donate ahopwom goods, alow speech. sitter at a- good hotel. Telephone ft------^ ------moving artielea, and cxeeea gooda. The Hadaaeeb Madiete. Organl- MEBBV WIVES . . erators and maids work at.lt in To Mon^y , ^ e 1'7-year-old Bophomora'who aaUan coniniUtee la M charge of r GunUiorpie. JBhgtend spare time or can reoomiiaend was paralyzed in a tumbllng.^Iasy .mresKmcitte for tee evening, and club for women in tela Notte frimds who do." *111# American Legion ^AiudHary aeddent wilt benefit^ from- ths'a(- the progAri) wgiTamngvh):by MtA ^ax Cut Plan to forta of aeveral o U ^ griMipa.be hamahire villate la changtM its Everyone lovo children, and wjn tehat Monday at t p.m, iii the p ^ |> Pacjedmaiv p n g t t ^ chair- name from “Tlie Merry Wiitm vt teat makaa tha wbola project aim' Hollywood, .March 13 (F>—TbetaBob Cummingsl Phil Silvers, Dan- sides the auxiliary police. ny Thomas and Robert Young. j^jlglon Halt when the' progntm N. William Knight -of tpm Man- Gunthropa'’ to the pl^ B^lbc found ou.. aflatafter hia drat - UleviUon Emmy nominations are elal Greup." trip. Hdtal room aarvtoc never ob­ out and tha Wgai and Weetern lead Beat comedy aeries eonteatehU '$2 Week to Paycheck poatponed because of tha February cheater Truat Cp..lidi»is .fruaMirer ■SsTVe are merry. aUyfigbt, but are tee Bob Cummings show, Cae- of the fund announced Itea'It tickeU send uie checlrto tee Neville fund. jects to prapdting, baby's food, tee pack, snowstorm will be presented. 'nicir check ,bring:i| the total of uiunarried vromen wAiat tp Join,'* am' youngsters are Always made aar't Hour—which went off the air a would be on asia * | bank for Hollywood, seeking to replace last June and returned as Caspar > (OsiithnMtd fresn Page One), Mrs. Henri Peaslnl, Americanism the Community prodijfti tko fund to 31.100. .' explelnad an offleiaL acquainted with beilboys, maids, chairman, and Mrs. Jpseph WalletL aapistent clerka. and oUier hotel New York as tee TV capital, snag­ Presenta this January over another tlon of the “Man Ime to network; the. Jack Benny Show, SERVE THE FAVORITE. NEW gayer with Two dependents who Public Records National Bectirity chairman, will Dinner." The thest^ is put­ emNoyaa. "They are better chap- ged 71 nominations to Gotham's Mma *5,000 a year., be in charge of the program, which oroned away from home some of 64. Adult westerns and their hard Father Know* Beist and tea Phil ting oiuthe perfortnanc* MArcn 21 Silvers,Show. * Por the taxpayer in tha 110,000 M'erraatee- OeSds will eonaiat'Of a tape recording of and 22 at the Ve'rptahck Bchoql for the Ume," he aayji. riding aters Were pteniinent among ENGLAND BOILED DINNER. a epeech made by Bishop HPlton J. What happens whan dad ha* a the 129 nominktiona, announced Compqttiui tee bestrdramatic { fiicoma bracked tha tax saving is Franela W. and, Josephine M. Sheen at the last Americah-Ldgion the benefit of The Navills fund, , Larson to Beldon H .'and Amelia ’ A check fa t 32$ 'W ^ treceived.i JttTiNtlON , bualnaaa date in Ms roomaT yesterday. anthology* ierlea—a new category laUmated'in the neighborhood of national convention,' also a talk on from the Vagabonds'‘Automobile I "Easy," aaya Bailhc, grinning- The wlanen .wlll be announced —were Alfred Hitchcock Presents, [ DELICIOUS. TASTE-TEMPTlNG! |3 a week. Ann SchaHrfi two parcels of land Americanism hy the Rev. John P. **niara'a nothing like a tube of April 15. after it vote by membenr Chimax, Hallmark Hall a t Tame. on Parket'St Club of Martcheatte. T here ' are I Oiol I^ IE N T ^ RlUABLE > The economy probably Would Blanchfield of St. James' Church. some 17 youthful members .UT the , tootepaale to keep a amall young­ of the Academy of Television Arts Playhouse 90 and Studio Ohe, 9el less immadiste effect from a tjfo K. and George B. Stiles to C.W.O. Andrew Kiddey will speak club, and they, y o t^ Monday to ^ Sm iCEO N AIL MAKES OF/ • ster busy for a tyW boura. Juat put and Bclencca—TVs equivalent of The’ beat znuaical, variety or au-1 out In buatneas Income taxes. But Harold A. and Velma G. Osgood, and show films of the Nike Base REFRIGERATION oiM A IR .^D ITIO N fN O bar in tha bathtub with the tube the movies' academy. dience participation show nominess I (px planners say that business property on Loomis St. at the Manchester - Glastonbury and let her gd to It.” " Then were few surprtaes on thii are Dinah Shore, Ed Sullivan, Per­ Would be in a favorable position Charles J, Pontlcclll to ^av ln town line. Offleee Na. Hurdia year's list,. Competing for the best ry Como, Steve Allen and the Jack I GENUINE SPRING - LEAN, FLAVORFUL tb plan ahead at an expanded fate ZavarelTa, property bn TJomiah BL —Invjtettons to= attend have been NEW CAPE, n 00 ft v^ C kti; Ml ^ 6 B6^ ^ O t A t a appototaiauu are- Sft.-Mg fsmala.and malf personalities were Paar Tonight. Sho«’...... | extended to the American Legion en the basis of future lower tax Francis H, Lewis to Domenlc c .,f( Nc*-— hurdle, either. The maternal tn- dW^WdHUta' IMIIil Bhbre, G.iicie' Cbhtestahia'ter 'the 'beet actress j 0«ts. PontIcelli of Bolton, two parcels of Post and to several neighboring.! Btincta of secretaries and other 'Alien, LuoiUe Ball. Loretta Young, in a aeries award are Eve Arden, | - Reductions In tea rates of Se- land on N. Elm pt. X unit*. ■ ! WOODCOCK female office help come to the Sid Caesar,' SUv« Allen, Jack Ben­ S,>ring Byington, Jan Clayton, Ida ‘ Mrs. Pcsslnlr Mrs. W allett. and' Th»; r . DimeeW C o . ny and Perry .(>>mo. They had corn- Bcted excise taalesi taxes would Atterbmnit R«laMe , , REFRIGERATION «a(rAlR.CONDrnONING fortyround to take a yoimgater L^ino and Jane Wyatt, take effect UnmcAatoly. tealr cds&inlttee will iterva rsfrMb>. M: 9 -1 2 55 over for a little while. petition, however,, froip'the star of * For a prospactlv# new car own­ , Auto Paint ■ Dietrlbutofs, Wc. menta. I the Toidght Show, d*ok Paar and against Francis W-. lAraon, 13,000, 3* "A amall child Ibvea the fun er, prepoaed repeal of the 10 per of playing vrtth typewiiUra or his Gal Friday, Dody Goodman, automobile manufacturers tax property on Parken^St. newcomers to list A Thouf^t fpr Today Billldlag PermlU using pencils at a grown-up desk, would make possible a saving of and office help'^are the beat chin- Playhouse 90 led the field for the Sponsored by the Btenchester ground $125 to 1150 on one of the Bldwell Honiie improyetnent Co. I chuckera. of all." Bailhe aaya. m ost noihfbauons—12-~--lncludiag ' -DtMiMU. pi Cburebes g o ^ la r lower-priced makce. for ^Wallace W, Law's, addition of lajor autbinobUe companlaa garage and room to houae^dt *7 "The 7,sr*t' . N iw s! have said theyth« plu Pgaa.on to pur- Grant Bd;,-34,000. Slx-year-otd Zippy 'recently had Oomsdlan" and "The Helen Mor­ gjiaseraliasera any savingsaaWn from reduc» Louis -Tardiff for Mrs, L^c Al­ a trip to Washington, bringing gan Story," were among the nomi­ ; Dt'eVr Pearson My*? The major- j1 or repeal of the automobile bert, alterations to house at d MANCHESTER nees for the best individual show ity of PrMidept.Eisenhower's Cab- * Monor Maid back mapa. foldera and other SKINLESS FRANKS tex Flint Dr„ fS.OOO. of the year, Others: The. Edsel inet.has'sworn off cigarettes. Fol­ *, Also, eilmiaaUon or reduction of Anthony Choman, build movable " paraphernalia, from tee Braith- Show, the General Motors Annlver- lowing the A'merican Cancer 'Sor 1 Ac 2 par cent transportation tax shed for power saw at 22 Clark aonlan Institution to delight his 4ary Show' and Hall of tyame’s eiety|a alSrmirfg. eport oh smoking. 11 20 Oz. A freight might result in lowei;, class. He also produced ^a pilot's St,, $200, ring and pilot's certificsite (air­ Green Postures. 4.he YTesident -Juiked h is' Cabinet | Fgv6rite! 2 Cans Binsumer prices, as well as. bene­ Waiter R. Slnon, alterations to Mickey' Robnty, woo starred in lihw m^hy etill smoked. Only four j fiting tee tfanaporUtion Indus- PUBLIC MARKET line courteslea to amall travelers) admitted they did: Seerctary of | homt at ISO Hollister 8t„ 1750. which make him a Mg man in the "The Oomedian," competed for the SWEET LIFE fry.-.....V—— ...... Herbert Hlitchihaoh for Michael 803-805 MAIN STREET neitrhborhood. .... beat individual acting award with 'Defense Wilson, Attome; General TIuck, repair fire-damaged house Margo, now 18, haa been travel­ Peter Ustinov;' David Wayne,- Lee Browneli, Secretary 6f“' Labor A J. Cobb and ;Ed Wynn. Mitchell and 'Secretary of Interior At 161 W. .Center St.. $300. ing since age 2, and leamed>to APPLE JUICE Blades Even Series Top actress nominees were Polly Seaton. The remaining six mem- | H. Veltch for Samuel. Fe- Treat ygiur fam ily t o ... swim by being left In the care '.e( Quart lifeguards iu Florida swimming B e r |^ Helen Hayes, A'ho won in bera claimed they didn't smoke;. rN ew Haven, March 13 (F)—The ratlona-to house at 144. 19S2; tepsr Lauris, Julie Andrews The Presidentteald that he hand­ Bottles St., 1600. ' pools while Dad was off on bust- 2 Hew Haven Blades today headed 3 nets. and T e rm W ri|^ , ed his, last pack'.to a friend Sev^tel fpr their third Eastern Hockey Sometimee trips ars by train, as Three Westeraa' — Gunsmoke, years ago and *haaii‘t'teuiched, w] HUNT’S r beague playoff game with th^ BAU. LIGHTNING a tecent ons to Chicago with Jill, Maverick apd Wugein Train—were cigarette since;''* - • Champion Charlotte Clippers with .Floating or ball lightning^ I* 10. among nominees for the beet dra-. —National Voice. the series all -even at 1-1. The true lightning. Balia of firf, the "Ws had a wonderful time, al­ matlc oeriea.' TIte others: Lassis TOMATO PASTE Slades squared the playoff^ de­ size of ballooni, fall alowly from though 1 sriah Jill.bad abort hair.” feating Charlotter taat night, 5-',i. and Psrry Maaqp. |Yom lusciptia red the clouds until they atrlke the. says' Ballhe, who finds braid- JOniw AraesaAWbo j>layi Mar­ N E W CAPE. nOO ft. iipe tomatoea. 3 Cana •The two teams will ipset again earth and explode. Sometimes making a little Intricate fbr male shal Dillon oh Guhamoke, and bit here Saturday night Ip^a contlnua- they roll aigng the ground do fingers. sidekick, Dsnniir Wte ver, who por- $ 1 5 ,5 5 0 . Coll Now— tjon of the sevan-lfame series. - not explode until they hit some < Does Mom iPat) Bailhe approve tteya his crippled, deputy. Cheater, ^ t h e routine? “ cocinuMe^ object. X , >^ere among those nominated for The R. F. Dliiiock Co. Dairy Specials/ • Petersburg, *Va. (g^~Edward 1. and supporting actor 8WfF*TS Amew^m^titioh: Ml 9-5245 .^le settled up with the city re- ;x,. llghtena cnqrea for me, and keepe, ,, ^ BROOKFIELD BUTTER a a a • • lb . 7 1 c aently for a few collected parking Dad well-occupied when he’s o n ,----- ^ —------flrketa- The bill levied in Munici­ tee road." KRAFT'S VELVEETA lb . 4 9 c pal Court came to 1143.40 for 11 i Quality b im I S«rvle« Try Our Own Make^Sugar CORNED BEEF Frtsh From Tht Pat gets to go on a trip^ occa- Oekets accumulated ever a S- PLUS . aianally.. She, too, takes jr^young- ihonth period. DELIVERY AT ITS BEST Brin#! ChoosG ¥rom A ilecHon Of Various Cuts... . ster along. Last time fi-waa John, • . NOW OPEN i m . Ml 34)2t2 15, who got to see Ane sights of ALWAYS AVAltABLE'AT FANCY THICK PIECES OF r e m n a n t s ' CliCRfBf BUUJHNG BOOM vn < V '■ * Portugal, Africg aiia South Amer LUXOR TEXTILE And.MiLLENDS I Indianapoltii. UP)—Building and MARY'S MARKET EYE OF THE ica. remodeling project* were undef*. BONELEK ^ UEANTiU - RIB ix. S6-$S COTTAOE ST. — FREE PARKING -< (aken during 1967 by 8,498 cimgre- 1 H. MAIN ST.-.MI 8-S920 Just Olf Oak/St., Our Block From Slain At. ■ tetlona of the Christian Church Open FRI. n il 9, SAT. TIU 8 GHUCKPIEI NAVEL FiEOES GHUORflEOEB Qhaclplei of Chriitl', at a coat of Hl’NDAY TUX 1 P.M» BRISKET ^ ChlMrcta’g Service Speclallxlng la drapety materials, crease rrsistant fahrico, dress more than 19H million dollars Unit Picks Slate cotton, Bultiag, n.vinns, purr silk, dacron alw r. towrling. ‘ % BMAU. SHORT SHANK , -S^OBT SHANK CffOICE ((VAUTY WHOLE EYERir DAY A SALE DAY Fresh PORK SHOUUIERS Mrs. Ribert 4V, Rqasell, 91 Moun­ - AT REAL DISCOUNT SAYINGS! SlIOKiD SHOULDERS ^ U M B LEGS » , tain Rd., Glastonbury, was elected E x tra L chi) ^ president of Manchester AuxUiaty; STORE HOURS: Central District, Children's Serv­ Monday thru Saturday 10 aJn. to 8 pma.—Thurs, 10 p.QS'-9 pjn. /■■■ ices of Oonnsctlcut, at the organi­ NETSS OLDSMOBILE u . 4 9 c ; , ., ,1 sational meeting held yesterday at I the home of Mrsi Walter'Schardt, Orapary ' iSutting Drcee . Cottons /■■■V 3 1 Eastland Dr. > M h tW l ; .^M aterial Fabric NATIVE R O i^N G Mrs,. Robert W. Blake. 209 E.‘ Center St., was electeOT vies presi­ TRADE-INS dent; Mr*. Richard Forde, 224 Yd. 40 c y a 3 7 c ;'y a '.'5 5 C-'.‘ * ,V d . 52c 'ITlillCK $2798 '84 OLDS. I 91940 CHICKEI^ Main S t, asclretary.'. and Mrs. Frsn- Century Riviera 4-door hai^- De Luxe 98 .Holiday aedon. / . . I cla E. Watts, 68 Arvlne Pi., treas­ top, radio, heater, Dynallow. ..Radio,. heater, Hydramatic, AwerM ge B^Ponnds * urer. • 2 power ateertng, power power ateering, power GROCERY DEPT. Over 2$ v^i^mcn in the Manches- brakesr custom I n t e r t« r, brakes, power windows and ' ter area attended. It was voted to 'Whitewall Urea. Special 2- seata. Special 2-tone char­ place the annual dues at one dollar, coal and white, One owner. 'yf« and to engage in mqklng pine tona. XxMptionally low mUi- napkin holders oe tee first money-; Fish Stoaka , lb. S8e raising project of tee Auxiliary..'. ^88 FORD $1040 Preidi Fillet ------—------'84 lUlpK $1898 Cualom 4-dopr. >Clean Of Haddock -lb. S9e : OlKBrn W g ifh t Super Riviera 2-door hard­ throughout. 2-fone blue. Block island te*irk ■ m;- • Firemen Need Canoe* top. Radio, heater, Dynallow. Frozen Sword Fish ,, lb. 89c • REAL GOLD RUTTER . . to. 49e - . i‘ ' ‘ ‘ *• ’ a. power ateering, power '88 OLDS. ^ $1998 (Center Slleea) Toronto — Fighting blazei in brakes, custom 'leather In- Super. 88 Ubilday sedan. Small Stewing. • FLUFF-O-MATIC r i c e ...... >. ... pk9.39e ■•'t. ■- ' woodland areas oMls for vastly dif­ vSJg; teribr, whitewall' tires. Spe- 'Radio,, heater, power iteer- Oyster* ...... pint 98e ferent equipment, from city fire­ .cltl 2-t

• / titfcHBeitER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., li|U]^r)kYa jjlARpH 18, 19S8 p a g e W NETfflSN FACE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTBR e v e n i n g BERAlJt), 1(LUWHSIBT!I^ . ^ ^ 1 8 , HQOPLE ALLEY OOP BY V. T, HAMLtN OVR^ ’^SffaSnSSffSS •irtrw N M T juerioom* MNN-nri a n d o*ptaomm Mmimwm H W -'IM iX M X •H M AOttMT JUV-HC VMB IM'OWNOI. rr- PMRTiriMJ Auwis eiv*** Tk« pioW pf'hid eallad at nlM what to he crythfr aboot? ; MiRAUKi^ MM la toM far ldiii lost walklnf Joey—He'a eryinc, "Ice vraua, I^aa4 kajrfaoA ttla Um 5 c^>a.eoaa.” . l A i ^ - ■p > •••'.' Mims Wants Title Shot

A 'aiaa IpoMlf jU aania a « * t it “Do goa *aew. l3ua rniut be tied. toaMd oae « hwo a S i < «• oCytlM r «^ Ao m M p U M ' In contamptaoualy, linfOi Aftei* Upsetting Webb toira? Tva: calM at »Ui» abaiM ha«in( mate Ma ptii i O th er aod la Mcli .1 waa told notteed that the dent \ ' '''' ' ' hadn't sot i t " he had ao p o M ^ y r^laeted ia jt Fort Wayne,Tnd„ March 13 (/P)— Jubilant Holly Mims, un-' ■eparate'beob. '" ' ranked middleweight won a unanimous decision last night Tourneys m ix m d d o v b u b b RE8TAUKANT IJBAGUB Jo«p—Mother, p)«aM five bm a Mia—What heeedi*Lhf thoatT 'SlaadlngB Standings r Spider Webb, No. 3 in the ratings, and immediately de- > a nickel fdr 'the poor man who is aark—Wo nail JfKtalpiHa aroatt W L P et W L Pet. ided a title fight. He wants to meet the winner of ihe enriar out in front of the hooae^ cn who coma ia,f|on to hqy ttea . New York, ‘March 18 (ff)— Marge-John (hiahing . S5 32 .614 Lake Nouae . ; ...... 68 87 ^15 Basilio-Sugar Ray RdWn-^------^ ' Mother — Certainly, dear. But for men. Basketball’s March madness Daiaey-Ruaa Morrison SS 34 S79 Walnut Restaurant ..69 37 .615 bout in Chicago March 25- title bout in the near future, was RuUi-Bob Ostrander . S3 24' .379 4d .583 ' The 3S^ear-o)d Mims, a veteran p R i s c n LA’S POP BY VERMEER reaches its whackiest peak to­ Oak G riU ...... 66 „ bitterly disappointed by the defeat • night with the NIT busting Mary-John SHnmons . S3 34 S7f Miller's ...... 46/60 .47» of 66 profiMaional bouts and once hla third in 29 flghta, and aaid he •BUT, PQ ISCnj^l /^TWAT%^ S3 26 JlSl CROSSWORD PUZZLE In on*'the NCAA big ctdlege Ul-Bob Moiumphy . . . ------R a y 's...... 88 A(f6 ranked No. 3 middleweight, aaid he Uiought he won. Maribh-Winaton Smith SO 27 S36 Chatterbox ...... ,.3o 86 .313 wasn’t interested in meeting any­ But the. 26-year-*ld former Na-j NCAA small college, and the, Madcllne-Tom Morley . 2S 39 .491 body but the Champion NATA in tha nl|diabetieal battle' By sweeping thvOe pointa from tional Coileglate champion was MlUle-OUle Jarvta, ... 36 SI .466 the last place CHiitterbox Restau­ The Washington, D. C., ffghter, never able to -push an advantage * S S 2 4 ^ tJ \ | o r national tournament honora. M. Small-n McNeU ... 36 S3 .421 Tha National InvitaUm Tournn- rant last night, the Walnut Res­ „eaUn 16 timea but never kn^ked against Mims. He had outpointed Gladye-Herb Smith . . . 24 38 .SSI taurant moved hack into a first out, started a comeback Jan. 22 by him about two ye^a ago when Fjnji* meht,. n.lS-taam affair that rana in Edna-John Hedlund .. 21 SS SSS akipa and hope at New Tork’a place tie with the Bolton Lake fighting a draw i^ h Bobby Boyd, both Went into a match ** substi­ Rhoda-George May ... 30 S7 .361 House which dropped a 3-1 de­ the No. 8 ranking middleweight, at tutes on short notice. ' AOtOM MfundilMyr’.) Madiaon ^Square Garden until Noteworthy scores: Mary Btm- March ,23, d p ^ with two of four cision |0 third placa Oak Grill. Miami Beach, . " I ' Mima said he waa in .better lOrapaUke MdbeapMd ' moaa 121, .Daiaey Morrison 100.- Also, Miner's Restaurant shut out Mima ..was the aggressor all the physical condition fast nlghtv firat roimd gaAiaa. St.- John'a of 113, U l Moiumphy 117, Marge fruit UfrecenralB New York (IM) fh^es BuUer (IS-S) Ray's Restaurant 4-0. way In last night’s nsUonaily tele­ Judges Bob Stranahan and Pete aCitruf fniK fIRotflax Cubing 108, Madeline Morley 107, NighVa finest scores were pinned vised bout Re floored the Chicago La Cross had identical scores in fa - . in the opener followed hy St Jo- Ruth Ostrander 105, John Oiah- vor of Mims, 49-44, while Referee • Olaboaa fHdt •odm- ' ■ ■ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER aeph’a of Philadelphia ,UT-S) by Charlie ^Whelan, 133, Skippy fighter with a flurry of punches in iS8hartalaep ing 181-S69, Ruae Morrison A40, Kearns 144-160, Walt Suchy 134, the aixth round for a nine-count. Dlcjc Patton scored it for Mims 48- tPlatinet part asainst St Peter'a of New Jeraey .and Bob Molumpby 1S8-336. 46. Th e Associated Press card had UKaponaa (20-S). BUI LaRivere 129, Gene Phaneuf Webb sitffered a cut over the left u r t m t — ^ SLaw-lyinc ' TUESDAY HOUSEWIVES Mims the winner, 45-44. valley (p ^ > St. MIchael'B hi Semla 139, Joe Sylvester 145-340, Burt eye butTit didn’t seem to bother H' jnav varieiiap ilI mont. IkaadM Tha'Natlonal Aaaoclation of In- Spatulas 0; Double Boilers S, Cof­ StBrazilUa llBonoerful aiOevataa 171 SILampecy 41 Utile (fr.) doth tarcoil^iata Athletica’ Tourna­ fee Cupa 1: Skillets 8, Rolling aiOeaw Plna.l. ■ / , MFMrGynfa »C rab—a- MSmallitlaiidc MMaHdrii* ment at Kanaaa City heiula into the (Pt> ITBmlaaaiy - gPObaerva /ouartar-ftnala with iheae pairing: Top' singla gamaa: CSalra Obrsm- mother - tennaaaaa State »a Beat Texaa, akl 122, Aim Meyera 122, Doris H fruit tUa Weatarn DUnoU va Toungafown The'Pre*ktent'« Troptow — O'Hara 118, Betty Daniel 118, Bet­ MPriocltr . r r r (Ohio), Coe (Iowa) va Taxaa SouUi- ty GalUchant 111, Roee RoberUon (peota)' ain, and Weat Virginia Wetlcyan BChttveoenb in i^ro£eM^ 109, Hilma McComb 108, Alice Huy MAddjr frail awatded lay XEA-Servioe mb geiecied 107, PhyUla McCarthy 106, (3aro- M P ^ d i y Ta GefKgatdwn (Ry.). 3 E / And tha Nattpnal Oollagiata Tour­ bvihe]pia>fer«, DM boihe eetvber line Janicka 108 and I^rraine Pe- MThtouph 9 tarman 106. MLawhauat nament for tha Mg acbeola, under­ oi ihe champion Bo«^:on CeiAicg, PTWingtika part way a&ca Monday, -lagroure for V04.AOB OHARMEiRS MHawaiiaa raglohala at Charlotta, N. C., Lex­ StaudiBga ington, Ky., Lawrence, Kan., and W L BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD .wraath JUDD SAXON It—~franfer I If-; Saa Francuoo atarting tomorrow Johnaon Paint i ...... 50 80 baalth- J after Idaho State and SaatUe won N B A Coaches Man. Auto Parts . . . 49 -31 M Bm laa ffefay 1 tha Mat of the firat round gamea. I Jarvis Realty ...... 41 89 d tlfalala BayiarHaapaM Ouida’aaeala Seattle, with All-America Blgin Pick Laliusso^Nwutft Atmt..... M M MWladewglaai 1 Baylor acorlng M pointa and dab­ Fogarty Broa ...... 29 61 bling in playmaking too. cruabad League-leading Johnson — MSibUncMbud j ■X Most Valuable in .NBA MMewOuiaaa Wyominga Skyline Oonfarance (tn N. E. Five split four points with cellar-dwell­ »«*♦ - champtona SS-Sl in the aacond ing Fogarty Bros, to sUy oae game lU D O n TERMS MSepofatea a of a doublaheader at Berka- New York (NBA’) r-Bill Russell rteedeii only one full sea­ ahead of runhertup Manchester •1 tropical fndt CaUf. Idaho State'a Rocky Mtanrepdiip, Minn, Rady Im- Auto Parts who idso settled for a U Y a la ^ J atala" ehamptoha downed the son in the pros to convince the Nstional Basketball Assn, that Russo tf. Dartmouth wss selected 3-2 stalemate with fourth place AT NO INCREASE MItent J MS ^ Champa, Ariaona SUt« of he'a the premier player in the game today. In a three-way by the'college basketball coaches Garden Grove. In another match. IN SALES PRICES MParam ema^enaaea , 72-SS, in tha Srat game vote race with ow pro Dolph Schayea of Syracuse and high- Naaaiff Arms climbed out of the | AUYKeH HAS 0yE5 awp I I Roman bronaa auAwme— wiUTiha Winnara advancing to tha of the First District to head the cellar with a 4-0 victory over Jkr- TIRE aid TUBE alM TUBELESS J scoring»vUirUl( GeorgevWfBV Tardley »Maa4«/ of va Detro^t^ ''— ------.JUi;sur-taam.'fraas'..aU,2fsw.JMg'.' l i ’-w jftW ia iiire iw w ti’MV;:--. >MWfe .*e-peoeaaty'«hU aaaaon aver­ the 1958 Preaident’e Chip, awarded Named to the National Basket­ Oakman llO and Jerry Barton top- ] TO aCT UA MV OWN MPUSnOAL age to SSS ^mpared to S4.5 tor boards and set up their fast break- ped aU participants. 25 - oiamono AdeNCr,. n» appropriationsr’ ' by NEA Service to the outstanding When RuaaeU joined them after the ball Coaches Aasn. First Dietriet a--.... I i-».i CtactiBnati’a Oacir. Robertaon. the player of the NBA. official team, iU aelection spon- Y LEAGUE national leader. \ Olympic Qames in Melboqme last NYLON TIRE aid TUBE a C. BY JOHNNY HART The verdict waa handed down by sored by the Wheaties Sports Fed­ Staadlngs COTTON WOODS BY RAT GOTTO iTrlday, Seattle playa, San Pran- winter he'ipovidad the. flnaT link W riKO and Idaho StaM facea an exacting jury, the 80 players of that has tMm rated among tha eration, are LaRusso, John L|»e of ire NOT Awnraoea the eight teems in the league, who Yale, Richard Kroaa of A^LQ., Correati’s. insurmnea .41 OR DOWN A WEEK UMNna aa ««ul California. X finest hasketbatl teams of all time. All aat for PTiday'a other Mg were rcetratned from voting for This aeaaon already he has set 'a Rudy Finderson at Brandels and Man. Moter^^alea .. .41 NCAA gamaa are MarylandXn^ thdr own teaminatea With a tally new league ; rebounding record, (ieorge Glerech vX. Boston CoUega. Don VflUiS , • f . , *38 6.70x15 NYLON TUeaEOS E A 8 yith either hand. of coaches. They are WUt XCham- hazards, 24 months or <30,000 'Tire and 'TubeTtr MTIMTATIMTfWTMlC /MtCf X lUMitr SOMSnum, iPaURALt ■ In the NCAA smsill college fea­ Approaching Peak berlain of Kansas, Oscar Rbbert- Ted Chambera 141-361, Jim Ma^ ture tonight, two long winning the pros, who had guys hia own Tubeless ANPMONtY. cwrrwuR f SOMtnilHa THATdPXONW tW M mSIKVC sise, and there was loud skepti­ Rill is smart enough to know he aon of CineinnaU, Guy Rodgeriit of Un 136-364, Tbny Salvatore 127, | miles. streaks will collide when Wheat­ su n HilinSki 335, Bill Adamy 345, tONWMYSBWlMfOMC Mcnev cadoilfOORiMP/lMVtMiNU int cism of his ability to score can’t 'get by on size' alone and so Temple, Elgin Baylor of Beattie ftmXvMr/ THROW TMf RIPS INTO A TIZXY. on's UUtsts face South Dakota. )ias,made a determined effort to and Robert Roozer of Kansas Pete Aceto 135-353, Joe Twaronite FREE M O U NTING -FAST SERVICE HURlT, Wheaton made it 83 .In a row and enough to maintain a place in the SAwytR! lineup. learn the league, the little quirks State. In this voting by more than 143-362, EU ,Flsh 134-131-389, ( 37rl for th# eeason with an 81-64 that distln'fpitsh the great from the 400 coaches, the number of votes Larry Bates 150-382, Andy Lam- victory over Chapman of Califor­ The answer is that Bill has oureaux . 135-133-365 and SUn- ^ brought back emphasis to defense good player , and to utilize the re- in any of the eight districts de­ 1957 MODEL OWNERS nia last night while South Dakota flexea nature gave him. At the age termined the ■ weight of . each Walckowaki 331 chalked up the | (80-6) won its 18th straight, 63- In sn era where scores rocket reg­ best scores at the Y alleys. USED 5 95 ^ ” 68 over Southwest Missouri. In ularly over the lOirmark, Not. only of 23, he's only approaching hia coach’s vote. . 14” Custom NYLON TUBELESS ether quarter-final games at does he put kn effective clsmp on peak physical strength. If he's the Evansville, host Evansville pulled the big men of the league,, but the best now, what’ll he be like to han BlackwaO Whitewall AU Sizes away in the final 10 minutes to mental hatard created by his die in a couple of years X topple American U. 82-72 and St. talon-like interceptions in the area Russell will receive the trophy 7.50x14 ...... 2 3 ;7 7 ...... *^2Z*Z2 Trade-Ins— Many Michael hitting 82 per cent from of the. basket squashes the shqot- emblematic of the award at next 8.00x14 ...... 25.77 29.77. the ___floor, upset Grambling of Ing effecUvenese of the other four seiUon'e league all-star game. Pre­ 8.50x14...... i .'X..., 27.77 ...... 32.77 Louisiana------84-78. opponents oft the floor, too. vious winners of the President’s Defending champion Tennessee For years, the Celtics of Bob (hip have l^it^ Pettit in 1956^ and 9.00x14 ...... 29.77 39.77 LIKE. NEW MORT^ MBEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI State and lop-seeded Western 1111- Cousy and Rill Sharman have been. Cousy In 1957.' hOis.husticd through second round TTieie tires Have been traded' MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ' f WATCH THBCAWieR,"' WELL.E0NA- TOrtATti JUICe, ^ IQNT6HECMEAT? victories in- the N A IA competition . FISK AIR FLIGHT . in on new tlrea on aale—pre- K^^ m y - w t s a vwiizp/ WHAT 010 I reA4oi««moNrm ^ lO O N t KNOW HOW at Kansas City. PRESIDENT’S CUP VOTING mluma, wdiltewalia, etc. Many IWEIOOAy? Ak)ME/nBAU.6, 6HE QPE9 nr 'Tennessee State downed Ander­ FREE BRAND NEW DESIGN— FIRST QUALITY run less than 1,000 mUea son, Ind. 77-58. and Western Illi­ NUMBER OF VOTES nois nipped Pasadena, Calif., 83- AU Sizes In Stock 80. West V ir^ tiL Wealeyan meas­ First Second Third Total UNCONDITIONAL ured Indiana, Pa. vl^82, Coe of PIace(6) Plaee(S) Place(l) Points OIL Whitewalls Iowa remped over 'Western Mon­ BUI Russell, lioaton...... SS 18 18 228 y GUARANTEE »• tana 103-89, Texas Southern Dolph S ^ y e s , Syraeuw ...... 26 “21-“- 10 198 SBifhtly Higher whipped ciu.tyt Mo. .01-61, George Yaxley, Detroit . . . . . 12 12 24 120 BURNER I 670x15 18 MONTHS— 25.000 MILES Youngatown. Ohio, downed Plate- Bob Pettit, St. Louis ...... 4 22 . 11 99 vlUe, Wla.,' 74-63, Gtorgetawii. Ky. Maurice Stokes, an^ianatt .. . . 2 4 6 28 edged Pa.cific Lutheran 92-91 in ''Rob Cousy, BostoiP ...... , t ■ 1 8 18 overtime.' and Eaat Texas State BUI Shaman, Boston , 2 0 1 11 INSPECTION! atopi^d Northern, 8. P. 63-57. Paul Arista, PhUadelphia...... 0 2 2 8 1 r GOODYEAR 3-' Walt Dukes, Detlblt ...... 0, 1 Vera Mlkkelsen, Mloncapolls , 0 1 0 » s SUPER CUSHION DESIGN . ' H i^ e t StArs W in - CUR ItagM. St. Louis . 0 0 ‘2 _ 2 . We'n inMpeet your burner frp^ tank to Nell Johnston, Philadelphia ... . 0 0 1 I CAPTAIN EAS , BY LESLIE TURNER An AU-Star team from Mancbea- cayde ^Lovrtlette, Ctaelnnati .. . 0 0 1 chimney without obligertioni EASYRUDGET Open Thurs. A Fri. ter beabWIndaor Locka by a acore Ken Sears, New York ,'e ■ 1. ■ 1 Nights tiU 9'P.M.' iMripNoiBKr Ot lAtMOSTWRI^ of 43-19 laat night In Oie "McKay 670x18 MR ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY w rr TNwta a BIUBR Memorial Tournament irt Southing­ TERMS Sat. *8 to 5 S«OB«iMKXM,044-MIU 6UARANT4E SPEAKER. final round next week. The team New Haven, March 13 I® —A roster compriaea Todd Potter, May, to give it a clean hiU of health or sdggait remedies CUSTOM Shoulder to shoulder re- 6.40x15 7;45““Y.60xl5 9.45 Art Storey, Doug Pearson, Me- capacity crowd of 5,600 la axpected Curry, Paul

MANCHESTOR EVENING H E ^ L D , MANC^STE|l,.^ONN., iyURSDAY> MARCH 18, 1958 MM^HESTER ^VENHiG HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , T fititoA Y , MARCH 13, 1968 PAGE “1.1 THE LObMUN^Iilt^AND larger Double or Noth fngth • V , * Y A" Herald MIT... Dubanoski Winner \ l • y ■ . ■ ,PAT. BOLDUC Of Sports A f^taat Sporta Editor

By PAT BOLDUC ' Futtire"AlKTime Bowling Great Senior Dick Dubanoski has been namjsd winner of two ath •tfor big Ed BgUsy, tha Redlegs' No.fAl Kalfte" and Bill Taylor homsredfsscond ^ letic awards for his tremendous performance in.baritetUll New York, MtiHsh 13 {Jf) ' • ...... — t . ham m s^ Joe Jay., w 1 ractivsr. They may be glad to for the Tigers. and soccer at Manchester High School. The popular 6-1 Red A pair of borne rutls hit by a ipis' St. Louuie-New York game Braves' startair, for four hlta,, l»^ . _____ Amy and White standout' will receive the fourth annual Frank rookie Cincinnati ciitcher and aettle for Smoky Burgess, the No. was marked by the excellent Pllitch- eluding Rubles by LilUa and Carl key. wolnan to .ficore a repeat triumph in the annual iniaio Memorial Trophy aa thr* a statement by„San Francisco 3 man who would' .t>e' the first ing of Vinegar Bend Mlsslf and Furillo, in the first two biningSr event "Bponiiored ijy the Recreation Department, had dropped basl^haU teani’a most Improved greatest contribution to the sport Manager Bill Rigney gave im­ stringer for several' ether big Bob Miller. They limited the Hank Aaron and IM'-Mathe^s ho«- the opening strinjC- of the begt-of-two-game «eriea to Shirley player^dt^rtng the. 1957-58 scasoh at MHS through his leadership, leagueague clubs. Yanks to on# hit — a aingle bV ered for Milwaukee. Vllpwr, 111-106, (he observant fanf ■■ and also tlw^seeond annual Albert petus today to. rumors that a Burgess probably will be made rOokie shortstop Frits Brickeli. Washed out were the Oianta and renfafked Jiq II companion: "Amy sportsmanship and team spirit trade was in the nihking be­ svalUtble if DotUrer (.M3 with t l .honors. And after five tense atringc Lindsay ard as the soccer both on and off the field of ik)b Turley w ir battered in a Baltimore Oiiolea at Phoenix, the doesn’t I c ^ too sharp topight I squad’s outstandifia.perforrformer dur tween ' the Redlegs and \01ants. RBIa. 'last year) coattnueahis three-inning atlnt, Bobby. Shants Chicago Cubs and Qlavaland > t ddn’t ^Inl^ she'll average 128 this Mrs. Vlttner’s 568 total (118J play. j Rigney, at tqioehbc,' Arts., ii^d he robust hitting. ' was .'touched for two miis in two Mesa, Arix., Phtladslphla and KAn- svdrsgel'was only four pins better Ing the 1957 campaign qoSch bick Danielsbn summed NOW it^dbesn’i take an expert-to The DamatoDamato. Trophy Ts W .donated .waa sending Scout Tom Sheehan Dottersfa batting highlighted frames whSs Ryne Duren held St. saa City at Clearwater, Fla. and n xllu ' that rtra Plrkey hed to than Yhe 564 (113.4 average) up Dubanoski’r qualifications thus- to Florida to look into some deals the exhtbltlpn schwule; curtailed Louis in the sixth When the reins Boston and Washington gt Sara-' bOvd^LsBy Luck riding with her turned Ih by Mrs. 'Simmons. each year by Ray and Loula Da­ ly: ^ ■ ' which Simmered several.weeka ago'. to four gamea by rain. In other mato of hYank Damato and Spt^ came. •otA* PJa« winter when she averaged a Vittnsr has asked that a spe­ “He was the outstanding veteran Sheehan will be baaed at Tampa, ^'tetlon.; the St. Lotiia Cards blanked The White.Sox batted around in The Red Sox and Senatere and briihifof 138.1 in 11 tournament cial note of thanks be forwarded buildeiTi and concrete contracts, dnclnhati’s training ,camp. ue^ NSW York' Yankees 6-0. the and the Lindsay Award is present­ member of this fail’s team when the seventh and last Inning against AUileUci and PhUa msnagsd to get g*mes. ^Al*iy 'iVss simply marvel- to the followingNpeeple who vol it came to helping teach the new The guy - who may help j^ n g Chidago White Spx whipped the tbs IPiratss, scoring all their runs. their games undsrway bafort ths mis tn the finite against Maude untarily. contributed many hours ed by Bert Undsay, president of the deal ia Dutch Dotterer; g hard­ Pittsburgh Pirates 0-3 and the Los the Grcdl Eastern Rpoflng and members, the fundamentals of the Plnbh-htttsr Nelson Fox drove In elements interceded. Boet6n led 5*1 Cafpentsr, averaging a sensation- to help, make this year's tourney game at any position. Through hla hitting backstop up from Nash­ AngelesNj^dgers nipped the MH- two taUlea aiid Tito Francona, si 146.1 while shmlnstlng her rival Pto Basketball Construction Co., InCt^The presen­ ville of the Southern - Assn/Doet- Waukee iVSs' S.gJ'.Ths CardS- in the top pf the fifth on Jackie huge euceess: lil .and Bob .Mo- ecade Since Last Triple Winner tations will be made at a later tbem«idoua leadership on the field. Sherman Lollar and Don Proho- Jensbo’s baeea-loadad aingle and In three straight strings. Mrs. lumphy, Flo KloteA ChtcUe Jan- In the locker room, on the bus to iSrer slammSd two home hins,yes­ Yankees ahd Whtta Sox-PIratss vich had one RBI each. Bet 6n Silky Sullivan? date. ■ Marty KeqiJgh's.. two^nin doubit. Pirfcsys -sparkling performance icke, AI Cowlce,'Elsie Pound, Mary ' Final Btandlnge and from practice sessions . and terday as the Redlegs doiyned the games were cut short.by ratrfr dee day. Hammered ^ aramiried Teumament Director Eastern IMvlaian 1875, eight years after the first •'Excluding his scoring total," Detroit Tlgdrs 9-7. Dottereris seSondsw n d home run in Kdnsas City jumped on Jim Haani McCarthy, Shirley Vittner, score- New Manrh 13 (JP\__'**havs been nominated for the three- actual games and in the class for five first inning talliea but . Jaek .Vlttner ;to exclaim: keeperi; Hank Wlttke, foul line W L Pel. O.B, . ^ big sophomore classics. These In- running of ths Belmont and tWo Coaches Elgin Zatursky and Ray * Would Uke Bailey the ninth climaxed a four-run Cin­ Norm Larker’a single acored Bop *••*>■—* the...... — ‘ rooms, he set a perfect example Lillis with two out the ninth play was stopped for good tho next Judge; and John McCarthy, Larry Boston...... 49 23 .681 —■ It’s been ears since elude the Calumet Farm's Tim Korbusieski pointed out. "Duba­ for his teammates. The Giants, admittedly weak be- cinnati yprising that wiped out a Work for Your Money years after the inaugural Preak­ htii'd the.plate, have made' Offers 6-5 Detroit "ind. Harvey KUenn, as the Dodgers picked up their inning. ;Bates Jr. and Al'Fjder, scoreboard: Syracuse ...... 41 31 .569 8 . last triple winnpr, Gi- Tam, winner • Igr the dlsqualtea- noski was the team's most im­ ^ - Tightener Philadelphia ...37 35 .514 12 arm’s Jew- ness. In that time only sight proved player- defensively and Someone Else’s Eiror' attendants. Arc*di«, Calif.' (NEA)—The guy went up to the cashier’s tatipn. romped with the Uon. of Maine ,C3iancs Farm horses have swept the-triple. proved . an excellent leader Hogan Kid Bassey started to get rid of whatever excess suet he And this comer nominates Jack window, held onto the rail as he Wftited fpr the pian tp pay New York ___ 35 37 .486 14 el's Reward in the Flamingo at 1 never heard him blame Kentucky ness- Hialeah, and Rosa .4r Klipstein'S In addition to CiUtion, they throughout a dismal season. True, teammate for a goal being scored carried when he reached this country frfin Nigeria to defend hia Vittner for a special accolade for hffe vrinnifig b)R'iu3dj,irave What'aniounts to> the best descrip- • Weetem IMvIslen SetupSj^pih^dndArsum entB another outstanding job In his rote W L Pet. O.B. Belmont to complete Silky Sullivan, sensational winner were Sir Barton (1910). Gallant he may have looked bad., at times against him, although,we. all know - featherwright. championship against Ricardo..Moreno at Dos An-., Fox (1930). Omaha (1935)»_ War but only because he was covering geles, Apm 1. Slbwing Down OTlourasnfljenL dlwctbr ~~ St. Louis...... 41 31 .669 — sporU most elusive grand of- tbe Santa Anita Darby last that In many' instances Dick was ^ o u bet’on hha?’ tEe'.lUy^d.t'^ Saturday. Admiral (1937), Whiriaway (1941), up the -mistakes of his inexperi­ helpless, because of someone else'a Detroit ...... 33 89 .458 8 With nominations In for the ^ a ybu might aa well go td wm-k for . In foe 40’e, New. .York bettors Cincinnati'...... 33 39 .458 8 triple, a check today disclosed thnC Another named for the triple is Count Fleet (1943), and Assault enced teanuhates." error. AfUr a gi me he was always Sarasota, Fla., Mandi U UH Frnhnen Baaketball , your fobnisyr Jigquld’y- dug a ditch (1946), among the first to congratulate —^Euos Slaughtor of tbo Now went for Stymie, who'hadvrfr’ a gobd Minneapolis ...19 53 .234 22 92 of. foe current 3-year-old crop the Reverie Knoll Farm's Royal Hffid Team Honors VeeUy Volley Ball Nineteen boys comprised this for a gw ffijto'wamitg for,him to have been named for all three of Unibtu who captured laai^ Satur­ Tim Tam could give (gurnet a For his fine aU-round perform­ our rivals, win or loae.' York Yankeosi-who-wUl be 43 season’s, fine freshmen basketball gdv going.• partner. in Conn McCreary/ a ^ W’edneedny's Resulta- record of three triple crown herom, Yale’s Johnny Lee New York 127'; Boston 125. th" claasies beginning with the day's ^AUisioha Derby. ance this past winter, Dubanoski, Dubo was willing to play any years old next muptb, admitted team at Manchester High School Silky SulMvan is the three-year- /ockey who likes late going best. $125,OOO-added . derby at Churchill for Whlrlaw'ay and Cltatioi) both today be Is slowtar down. Syracuse 100, Philsdeiphia 99. If sombscolt comes along to grab; team captain, earned third team position and every boy on the squad WEBT Slop: MTOOn UBAODH and-according to Coach Phil,Hyde, old prid4 of CkiUfonda who has Whiriaway, h« of the long-tail and Downs, Louisville, May 3. the Derby Ymd the owner didn't were owned by Mrs. Gene ' Mar- honors as center on The Herald’s looked up to him. Dleai bad a wlll- Slaughter estimated ho has "This year’s team fo(d more prom­ been eaublinhed, es a result of IpS shocking . Btretdh drives, also .Cincinnati 96, Mlnnea^lls 89. 'tey'a Lexington, Ky., stable. Gal­ Paganl * Son made. It two broi'gbv crowdk to their feet That mile and one quarter event name him forNfoe other two, that fourth annual All-CCIL quintet ing hand for/any teammate who loet half a etep manlng to Sret straight last night by drubbing Classes Lot of Fun ise than any other freshmen group rietory in the rich Santa Anita Saturday's Playoffs drew 140 nominees! 139 were can be fixed ~--''for a price. Sup­ lant Fox and Omaha were proper- Previous winners of the • hand- had trouble with any part of Ms boso in Me 30 years In tbo ma­ have seen at MH8. The boys were Maturity, w Future Book favorite But none of these horses made' it (Best-of-three series). )** of the Belair Stud of the late Named Third Time Decl’s 43-36. Frank Zisbarth scored as hard for himself as Silky Sulli­ named for . the $100,000 - added plementary nominations for the tome Damato Trophy were Biddle game jor loaguds. 18, DIcki Ostsewlch 13 end Bobby real- good, even better than last for the Kentucky Det^'. Philadelphia at Syracuse. Preakness, a mile and three-alx- Preakness may be m ^e at an William Woodward Sr. W o j e lk (1954-55), Alan Cole By EARL YOST But long before this silky,-a huge van. Cincinnati at Detroit (Aflemnon- As a sophoniore Dubanoski Philadelphia, March 13 '(/P)—Yale placed two men, in­ Dowd 'sight points bsiJkis feeSni feeding year’s promising squad. But, "the WWt ls.it that causes this sidw teenths at Pimlico in Baltimore extra fee of $$7,509 vnlil two (1955-56) and Bob Laasarl (1966- played/il games at the left wing Every Monday Boon, come rain <>r shine, an'ow .or ‘lurdworktng freShmen mentor animal, easily took the distinction TV). weeks before the race; Ai^ for cluding third timer John Lee, on the All-Ivy League basket­ hla teammates many baskets. For of being the most heart-stopping starting? "A lisbit,” Cornell says. May 17; While 130 were nominated Ehid Bob . Simmi, 18, and his 67). position and one ganie as goalie. the losing leagua leadsrat^ Bob ley bail is the main attraction in the gym at tha Cdmmui pointed out, "although the boys "That’s his style and the best you for the $100,000-added Belmont, a the Belmont by payment of #5,000 brother (Sana Simms, s guard. 20, The attractive Undsay Award la ball team picked by thp coaches. The five 'man team, an­ showed exceptional strength of­ horse of all time. Nobody ever came As a junior he was at left wing Doyle and Dava Kaye each, bad 13 Y'. The program, atarjed by the Recreation DepArtment^ and J*an do Is' tinker with It to bring Pitcher Harry Byrd Is the heav­ mile and one half at 'Belmont five days in. advance of the run­ are, ipembers of Rutgers football given each year to a member of for seven matchDoor O . ind Herm Wtsr«- at foe sUrt, then came on with a Insurance Cmnpany, in business Csencsltz, s second team selec­ Bower Ikst Saturday appear to In the. Senior Leagiie. Big .Jack teems have the edvanUge of hav­ since 1851, needs sales and public - Maivelous Itecord they sit down to.the lunch table. biekl of Hemfs Camera Shop are fWMirii to win by a neck: tion as a sophomore last year, re- have wrecked any chance the Volz hit-fof 15 polnta aiid'jumping Caterer Oeorgs*^ Frtemer doesn’t Ai Iy 'p ib k e y ing played a game or two.' relations executive Interested in Against Manchester High’s .two others. The tatter has Indicated During the post season -the ■We did a lltUe, tricking with .Qeiufisjod...BAf«l)g.J)iid.of.,fliiiid^ Bob Biardi drojmed in 13 for theijMM Hartford and 'W«thorsB*ld—Diibo’S place in the American I Allowed Reggie Cornell. ”We took his udiere tsilent rather than capl Lee and Jordan, 11 each. points and Sam Harrison with 14 end of the net which will proVp rlM way ever her 'head Uat boring ESsat Hartford twice/and tal is required. This is a Career marvelous record‘speaks for Itself Hockey League. • i ' HowsVer, it's been s lot of fun without any doubt when a pUyer year.” . hay away from him three daye be­ Gami^'''played (Including tourna­ ’Ihe second team waa made up Bower is out for the season with. wars tops for ths losers. Rockville twico while splUUag two- fore tile rade, but we did feed him opportunity requiring ability, of, Carl Bela, Princeton and Had- and tberq’s a good eroae'sectlon of violates a rule by going over. Stan­ "ft. wUl be a good many years be­ trainee series with. 'Windham and ment matches)—10; Goals against three fractured ribs. So, in last In the eecond fame, jianebeeter fore ' another woman duplicstee grain. It did something to him be- i g o ^ Question and absolute don Heights, N. J. (10); Chick Sales- and Appliance doamed the meti from Industry and business ley Burns of Grant’s insuranco* Wethersfield. The freriimcn lost to honesty. Applicant selected will -—eight; Total Number of aaveo night's lmi>ortant game against pliiying. Professionals afe. out fas man Frank Sheldon, who serves Amy’S fast!’’ cause he came right up on the lead- .. Kaufman, Dartmouth and Brook- league-leading Hershey, the Bapns red hot Manchester Trust Bvt, 64- Wethersfield the first time away be given complete training. As­ 101. lynv(9); Rudy Milky, Columbia, if we had any in Manchester) and howitasra and occasionally spikas ■But what about this year? Mra. I.ut upended the Elegise at home. era in a hurry. Well, I mean, in a i Scljolastlcally, Dubanoski, who were forced to use a 4l-year-61d 31. Ths final score doesn’t tell tju ruiea are made up aa tha gang Pirkay, who clinched her second hurry for him. He took the lead in : sured Income while learning. All New York, the lease's leading Defends Title story as both teams battled for a ball like he reaUy knows how, “And,” Hyde potiited out. "the bo:*# replies handled in strictest con­ is president of the senior class, was scorer; (8), Gerry Alalmb, Brown netminder who hats played about 10 goes along. There Is no such thing and Bud Schmidt'have also found eonsecutive'title with a 8-0 vie- played their finest game in beating the middle of the stretch.” elected to represent MHS at Boy' games- in' the last five years. 'i. Defending ' Champion Hippo three quarters with only five point# as a net violation, expect by an er­ tory over Audrey Frey on the final Oomell by now li a stoic when , fidence and no Investigation or and Torrlngton. Conn. (7) and NeU separating them, / ✓ ' the Monday ■essiona to thoir lik­ Windham in the return contest af- contact with present employers State and ia a member of the Ver- Muncaatgr, Harvard and Winches­ ,And Floyd Perras couldn't quite CorrenU, above, heads a record ratic server, but the loose rules ing. Ed Sage/ Doe Walsh, Doo But­ wound JO for the Trtstmen. * fore another winter seta in. able Vittner had to say tbe day Does Not Get Hnrt :| .?v,- ext weeks’ g»mes wiU find .the The games run-from 13 noon to 1 following,Jbe Mxth.snpual Worn White, who la also oohsidered an Who are some Of the players? with the Garden Grove aeiving up One James Goins agrees. He Is ^Yuatmen facU^ ths Chatter Box Well, there’s Herdlc and his man. sn*A[Touranmcot: outsUnding basoball prospect, was Silky's groom and each time foe 'i in the fim game and in th# night­ the luncheons: ehortly after. Any­ gbt ndw ril go on record end the team's leading scorSr. averag­ Cage Gtach^ Friday, Wally Fortin of ths Rec one who gets back to thq office af­ horse wins a_Wg one 'Gotns does j cap," Uptm’s Air Siara 'play Man­ staff, Jeihn Wiel of the Chamber, (he bowler who wins ing double figures In every game not exactly get hurt in the wallet | chester Bales and Appliance. undertaker Art (Spike) -Holmes ter 1:30 sUya for aecoaito. Hs forthcoming Men’s Touma- Morianoe,. who hw many 'defenrive department. ! in the Ddrk (Who has been accused of hanging Next year It Is hoped to organlza blent Will nOt average 12 pins ehortcomings, Geciauskas, Minor, ' "He plays it cool for that first Y MiboET UBAGVE four teams of equal strength. above bii regular season’s average. New York, March Man-eater Auto Parts racked around hoping for eome busitteaa), Dotchin and McAdam. who also paYt, of a race,” the groom ob­ Alfred werbner of Jarvis Realty, Meanwhile, the noise and eomrao* Hiat Is exhetly w'hst Amy did this needs defensive improvement, ac­ serves "and if you have money on I Coaches Don Kenhedy of 8t. up their fourth straight win as tion each Monday ia not a crowd ytSr,*' Jack ]fointM out. "I con AmTKER mSSIFF** FOtSTT S24-828 TEL. MI 3-5161 Peter’s (N. J.) and Joe Lspchlek they defeated the Elks 27-17,-Isat Charlie (Boomer) Burr of the corded White foe iiioat help In the him you got to play it the same : nigld. Keith’s won the first con* niireery bearing his name, Ed at a football gemo but thf voUay Sfdef that pretty fair bowling scoring departmen'' ni way. One'thing, you always know j of SL John’s ^ Y.), whose teams bailers at the Y. ' ’ any'competition, especially against MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER play In■“ nriR^ ‘ round games, on to­ teattan an a forfait as Fletcher Gtass OlMiiwy, one of the wherii at the . Hyde also singled ogt White, where he is This horse doesn't get : ~n stfcmg fiehV* vilnoY' abd Geciauskas for their mixed up in any packs. He keeps ' night’s qpbning program of the was unable to put five men on the In winning' the town title for National InvlUtlon Basketball fioor. ■' ^ splendid rebounding and Slbrins^ to himself pretty "g-TOd.” taro straight years the-sharpshoot- who itands no more than S-S, and JL doctor. sits with Tom Ross, , Tournament, are at opposite endA The Partemen have been'^abting Ing Mrit Pirkey h*s averaged as far as knowing gnything about fast the last four games and last Reardon for their stellar ball half owner, during Silky's races— , splendiilipTi 132.16-for 25 games. Add handling and playmaking. "Sib- the ones ROss will be allowed to at- ' Uia opposition is concerned. night's Win gives theih Mle posses­ ers Edge Hawk& . her rousing 167 opening single and St. John’s {16-61 wUl meet sion of second place. rlnsz was the team's take-charge tend, this year—while foe,, other . The Elks were without tbs serv­ 421 triple against Mrs. Carpenter guy,” Hyde explained. And accord,* owner, Phil Klipstein, a vetefap in | Butler (16-9) and Bt. Peter’s (30- In thq ghsfo|iionship ..idatch of a 3) faces .St, Joseph’s of Philadel­ ices of big .Fred: McCurry. and ing to his coaen. Stone, who ts go­ his. late 70’s, attempts to be casual I yter ago Snd you have several about it. ■ ■' J phia (17-6) In Madison Square missed his scoring and j;sbounding. Dave Creighloii StaTs ^ sound reasons why Amy will rank ing to be a big boy before gradual Garden.. Tom Andreolt played a 'key role ir-g in 1961, needs only to acquir- Rut nobody else is. For In sports ! Ss on4 of Manchester's all-time there are few things which excite I^ennedy has some ides of wiyit forthe losers scoring n points and ffonU years after she haa retired more' sggressivenees to be nipre I getting most of the 'rebounds. Bob New York. March 18 ()P),~‘- Dave»was Dave’s 14th goal of the yaar.; effective. the average person more than a ! to expect from St. Joseph’s. Lsp- He haa 34 asMsta. Bobby Hull got mmi 'OMnpetlU.ve. bowling. stretch-running horse. j chlck knows nothing about Butler, Hamilton and Dick ' Lovett ac­ Creighton has rarely been men­ Gsttmg, back to this winter' The iP boys making up the sec­ WARDS RIVERSIDE counted for the remaining Elka’ both of Chicago’s markers. ond team—Roger Poe, Gerry Wal- - At. Santa Anita during foe'SO’s j 2 DAYS ONLY "I think we can beat St Joe’s tioned in tha earns breath with Nine tournament, the seven Ather points while Gerald Smith- played The triumph, enabled the Blue- lach, Jim Mlstretta, Marsh Potter, Malicioua was an implausible i if we play our beat gams,' said a fine defensive game. Andy Bathgaty, Oamille Heiury ahlrts to Increase . tfaair second vomep who'sclmpeted in the,head- come-from-behinder. He had every- | Kennedy. "But we’ve got to be to-be^ competition after 'surviv- Alan Tomlinson, John Lucas, Kevin FRIDAY-SATURDAY Bruce Pigott, winner’s center, and Andy Rriienton, the leading pi*ilsce margin* _ to .sight _ points'. . aver loomey, Ken Smith,‘•Billy Eagle body Tooting,for him. and made An- good. was ths big rebounder md also goal.aoorera ttr the New York tog tber pfetlmina)^pfellnr' six-game 'total ‘ noupcer Joe Hetnandez's cry, ; f i the ^‘thrifty” rayon cord tire ' Did a Good Job Detroit and BoriOn. The ‘Rangers ^ g ir a'v event e n t also averaged over son aiid Greg Johnson—played in scored eight points. Ken Salo Was Rangara.'" ' ! need only to pl:k up five of a pos­ at least three games. "Here comes Maiillcious,” a ninational m • "I went down to Philadelphia IpO,. 'Tniliing ..ailing the l956^ champion slogan. E ^ H high man for ths partsmen with Blit the vetenin center has been sible 10 points in their remaining were, total gamea ..between "Poe, who was one of .my amall- TRADE-IN ON ANY COMPLETE RQD-ANY CONDITION last Saturday night to aee St, 10 pofnts and Jim Smith bad five. doing a quietly efficient job never- five gamea to clinch the runnetiip -Toseph’s play Temple. Except for Mrentheies. Mrs. Frey 112.12 (13), **•' players,. - nevertheless was one Chip Rohrbarh - tossed in two theleai.' . position. ; Mary Simmons 110.10 (ISi.-^f'rs of liie team's best, shooters,” Hyde I , , - . •. 4 brief period early In the second baskets late in the game to cltncn Lett lUght, Creighton turned in In the only other game, Maurlcr Vittner 108.5 (18). Ruth Meint explained. "MistretU { V 6 fl t U F1 FaV O nte half, the game was about even the victory. resoundingly effective job. He (The Rocket) Richard scored twice Temple. Initead It played man-to- 1D8J1 (8)', Elsie Pound 104.4 (8) much promise. Kut must get more I ■ " ON ANY ROD PRICED"$9.50 fo $19.00 Tonight’s action wUI feature the scored all t|ree goals aa the Rang­ aa the Montreal Canadien# whipped Frtii Crandall 102.6 (8) and Flo ^5 down doii't know v/hat to expect in. the Auto Airts and Fletcb^ Glass at serious. Both Wallach, who seems V a y . of defenses. I thought St ers strengthened their hold on eec- tha Toronto Maple Leafs 5-3. Henri Johnson 101.2 (8),. certain of developing into a .big In Pensacola Open 8 and the C^ycllsts and'Keiths’ at ond plape in the Natlohai Hockey Richard. Andre Pronovost and Jean —.4-. ,1 I Joe’s would throw a zone against 7 In a makeup tu4ale. and nigged youngster, and Eagle- League by defeating the Chicago Beliveau. got the other, goals f o r j '^ son could be rough off tbe boards ■Pensacola, Fla., March 13 TcTmple. Instead it pal.ved man-to^ BVSIN3P»MEN’S l e a g u e . ft, will also be some time be- man and did a good job of it." ^ Black Hawks 8-3. the Canucks, who have" clinched' fbr4 the iOO ipectatonL uo hand with added experience. And Smith.” A fledging-golf pro who never be- 1 Bob Wlllha and'Joe Shew aet-the Creighton'S gaaie-wtnner :^ame thSTTegrtiar eeason title. Toronfop- r- -TTill ■ Phil concluded, “is going to grow fore had seen the course wSs the i TRADE-IN ON ANY COMPLETE ROD-ANY CONDITION i .1 have no scouting report oii pace as Siuh and Door wrapped '“the ■ jflngl "ntghf ■'■will ■ ‘^forget the Butler,” said Lapehick. "tVe tried' at .8:51 of the third period on a. re­ in fifth place, remained nine polz^ iSicUiiig consolation match between into a tali boy and could prove a favorite as play started In the t up the championship in the Busl- bound of Harry Howell’a ehot U behind the Bruins and Red 'IVlniB. valuable addition to our future $15,000 Pensacola’ Open Tourn'a- tb'get one but Vre were unauccess- nesamen-'a League at the East Side Mw^vlttner and' Mrs. Simmons. ful. Maybe it’s'just as well I don’t Shirley^'who held ths title in 1956 varsity teams at Manchester.” mept today.- ON ANY ROD PRICED OVER $19.00 Rec- last nfght aa they drubbed And strangely enough; 11; of the He Is Ken Venturi, the hqttest i kno)v anything. We’U just play our. the North End Wrecks 55-41. In needed, a spare and'a five fill tc tough; lT.of game and not worjy about them." nip Mary S-Y'si^ a^n third place If freshmen playsrs are southpaws. player on' the winter tournament-j Butler, competing In- Its Brat ths first contest, Harm’s CameCa circuit with three victories and top I NIT, won I f of Its last IS games: upended the Jaycees, 49-33. Yale Mermen^ Big Ftivorites 1958 sarhings. The young San t Hundreds To Choose^rom -- AH. Hfamo Brands-- AS.i JSaarantood Among Its, Victims were Indiana; After having woii.a. squeaker Frandsc'o star-has won five titles ] the Big Ten champion, Ohio. State' fhxn the North Engs just two days and almUt.$40,000 since he became and Michigan. Bobby Plump, 'a kgo U)d thereby moving Into sole In three-Day Meet at Navy R&yials Second Spot^ a mofessionsd 15 months ago. h ALUMINUM FLOATING ’iANDING HETS Each 99e bapkeourt ace, la the Bulldog'a possetHon of fftrst place. Sash ^ e 26-year-oId pro lost a aud- Sie^, Too, A Huge Array high icorer Vith an average of and Door wasted no time In com- den-desth playoff yesterday to Bill d e (with Harness) . Fair $12.95 TM-^olnta'-a game.------tng-back^ta repeat the perform­ AnnapoHs.-Md-' March"13 (SY"-^"oard-anABob inwirda of Bdardoli? CoiiHy^^ Retains^ Assists Title Casper of Appld Valley, Calif., for ★ FISHING BOOTS, FIRST GRX ance and sew Up the league title. Yale swimmera will be defending In the 200-yard backstroke. the New Orieahs OpenTlKimpion^ Of Fine Fishing Tackle The lone event on tap tonight ship. But the. $1,900 runnerup After a fast Start and leading 13-7 nine of the 18 individual titles at ★ AL'S GOLD FISH. LURES ^ (l-Lot) S/18 Oz. Eaeb^' 34e at ths end of ths first period, is -the finals of the 1500-metar J tkm Yorti, March IS «»XThe.e Cfin-^lngOn-' seconds won ths game for- the money moved him from second to Tickets Availably Sash and Door had their lead cut stake ae the East’s top swimmers freestyle event (starting at 7:30. /Cnnati Royals finished jn a tie with Knicks. ,. .first place in the PGA money list criipeta here in a three-day meet TREMENDOUS REEL BUYS Bsf. $19.95 yT to 24-31 at the Intermissloh. The p.m.). Only holdover 7rom last Detroit for 'second place In ' the In the only other game, the w’lth a ^total of $10,262. since the ★ ABU SPINNING REELS For Irish Program third period was ths big differ­ which begins tonight: year's six medal winners in this Western Division, Pistons’ Coach Syracuse Netlonals took the meas­ start of the year., ence as Sa#h and Door outscored A recol'd 238 entries representing distance race is Dartmouth’s John Red Rdcha guessed right and Bob ure of the .Philadelphia Warriors Casper’s victory on the second Each $4*95 their opponenta 14-6 and put the 36 colleges 'from New England to Graf who finished fourth. Oousy won his sixth straight play- 110-99 in a warmup tor their East-' hole at New Urieans gave him. his ★ FLY TYING KITS Tickete are atill. available for second tournament triumj>h of the' SPINNING LURE KITS >/z PRICE Monday night’s Annual Irish Night- game on ice. While Shea and Wil­ North Carolina-have registered for .. Other finals will be held tonfbr-- making'championship. . erh Division plSyoff series. The the 18th annual invitation indlvidu- Nationals finished four ngames year. Hia othet was in the Crosby,' ★ BOAT CUSHIONS, COAST GUARD APPR. $3.95 Sports' Night program of the lis were each ripping the nets for row and Saturday nights (atariiitg ,;These'were the last-minute de­ The $2,800 he. Won at New Or­ Khighta of Columbus at the Kacey 15 Ulllee, Coach Rernle. August a. championship* of the Eastern. at 8:30 p.n>.j: The.public will be. velopments ea the five-month regu. ahead of the Warriors, so the first threw in 10 points. For th# losing Intercollegiate Swibinlng League. admitted to all races without lar National Basketball Assn, sea­ game will be played in Syracuse leans-alsu moved Casper up a Home. Francis Mahoney, oo-chair- Saturday night and the second In notch 'In the wl'nter money lisj. mail, reports that more than SOff North Endera, Jack Boothby set Byt the Yale mermen, who won charge. son ended last night. No Refunds the pace with 14 markers and Bob The-Royals-defeated the Minne- Philadelphia Sunday night. A'decid­ Casper now IS runnerup to 'venturi' men are expected to attend. Ticket 10 of the titles In 1967 are mpected In addition to Yale aqd hoat Navy, ing Fame, if 'necessary, will take with $9,755 earnings in PGA-co- lUng chipped in with 11. to take home most of the laurels colleges represented art Amherst, ifoolia Lakera 98-89 enabling them Or LINE OF RODS and REELS SUPER UELUXE NYLON reservations may be made by call­ to fliiish with the same record ea .place in Syrataise Tuesday night. spbnsored msetS this year. ALL NEW ing the Kacey Home or Mahoney Alter a slow sUrt and trailing again from this year’s meet In the Army, Bowfioln, Brockport,^ Trank ' Stranahan.' of. Toledo, 6REiN STAMPS 11-9 at the endjsf the flrat pe Navy Natatorlum. Brown. Buffalo Teachers, Col-, Detroit, j$$-39. Maurice Stokes, who No> dates have been set for the Exchanges. givM you added safety and service or Co-Chairman Joe McCarthy qf . had 34 points and Jack Twyman, semi-finals which wiirinyolve ths Ohio, money leader in PGA •tour­ Branford St. riod. Harm’s came, bounding hack Leading the 40-man E)! entry gate, Columbia, Connecticut, Cor­ naments smee the Los Angeles I- '■> in the second period to surge ahead each teamed for three-point playe divisional champions, the Celtics Tim Murphy, former Notre Dame are Tim Jeoko and, Roger Ander­ nel). Dartmouth, „ Delaware, EiMt- to lead .Cincinnati's late rally. * and St. Louis. Hawks,. against sur­ Openf finished in a ’ tie fpr 19th at and post a 27-19 edge *at-the. half, son. JScko 'ia defending UUiat, in Stroudsburg Teachers, F^ordham, New Orleans and s]ld to third football *** R***® and wer* never threatened-there Tn a ijlp of a coin * after, the vivors of the first', rounds playoffs Your trad«^fh the' 220 North Carolina, Pennsylvania,, oTfone playoff series to Detroit. Anns Co; d lrw l)l be played Saturday after- Moat ViJuable Sfsvs BUko batted 1.000 for Allen­ willIII be served starting at 8:30. eveiita. Princeton, R. p .'I., Rutgera,/: iMkm. The second game will be town jn 1045, . Yale’s'Charles Hardin add Jim Springfield, Syracuse, ’lYlnlty; Vll*. .played.at Cfipcinn'eti Sunday after­ Hartford, March 13 (Ah—Mlks Pric* wMwvt trade-in.25.45 tmrmttack with nine points while Doibey will be defen-^ard breaststroke and 100- Teachers and Willismt. .Detroit Tuesday night. •^EW C . f r . IIGO ft. 1015 MAIN ST.-M I 9-1647 each chipped in with eight jard. backstroke events, and two Most likely medal winners.ameng ipoust had 13 assists for Boston 8-4 center, has been named. moat B Cold n » b ^ Irddd—‘King row” dqsign for long miloago four-man BU tsan>s will be back host Navy’s IS-nian entry are Mar*, la the ^Celtics 'dropped a . 127-.125 valuabUf Player in thq QIAC Class SV..L- ‘ - *flM oxcito fax end yevr eld tiro in jrqdo ^ i Clyde DoveUetU.'.8-foot-t gtapt to try to repeat triumphs in the shall OrSer in the 100-yard back* verdict to the New York Knleker- B Baakefosil Tounvahicpt- Toiuey, t i §9 stroke. Bill Ne'ViQe in the J00*yaf4.' him a senior, sc'o.red 82. points In. (out ,•) ' C.‘. AH aixos on telel . . th (ha .ClBclhnati RoyaM. bas* iMdltj* and freastri* relays. bOckeni. Cousy's dutput gave ' ManehosterU Houso Of Sports _^tbpUtb( team, acorad 4.859 points pthsr dafending duunplons on butterfly. Mika Porter in the 300** 488...... Bsslsta, Mnb...... More.------than De: touni.ainsht nupes and leT4pWi Triaoh- yard buttarfly and Ward DBrlim. tsbit*#'' Dick 'McdUlre. Two free mate's to fo's Class B champtonshi e In the one-meter dlyo. -. over East Haven lait Friday, 48:4! tional BgakatbaU Aaan. menft e t Syracuse on thepnerineter .Butms by Kenny Bears ia tha wan* i': ‘.V i i l

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Pilot HF43- fumlahed, tile bath, private home. ranch, iiot water heat, ceramic ■h typea of driver education on bath, excellent worjimanship, 100’ two-car garage, flroplace. Radiant flroplace, attacked garage, game YYhelwyou get a lavtngrin taxes Wa wUi appraise your psoperty Classifk M«. Very nice. CalJ PI a-88M for 9-4901 evenings. palm, a d ^ a watches 'aapartiy. A.M.F.M., Pm-amp, Garrard' four- Oentleman. 319 Spruce St. WANTED Bunired dual control cam. atand- frontage, $ll,700. (Jarlton W. heat, oU, combination storms and room, lake privileges. Present and lower rprices. free and without. any ODUgBtMB- appointn.ent to tee. Evening!. A n d tm€ n ‘niEQEli the cheapie who oete B ut MANuMcrufiet a m v jim r m ^ o D n m r Raisonatafe pneea. Open dally. apeed 99 changer, speaker table, ortgage can he aesumed, moihth- $11,900—C^pe,"ralx rooms, two-car We olio buy pnfiany (or oaib. ard or automatic. By trained and Thursday evaningi. 1 » apraoo 13 L.P. albo^is, 91 Jarvia PLEASANT larga heated room. Business locatlwi with jiarking . HUtch&tt, Ml 9-5183. screens, spacious kitchen. Roarj certlAed inatructor, Ucenied by SERVICE OE I.UXE VOR FIVE COUReES' •OTHkT Ht CAN CQAWU OUT WirHWfTiPPtNfl' Fm e perking, on bus lina. 149 Con­ porch. Large lot, trees, stone wall. payments are only $77.99. R. garage:-? - Member Multiplo U st^ Advertisement "DE CORMIER MOTORS Articles For Sale 45 Street 9-4387. area. Wa need an offiea and ahow- $13,800—New 5',! roorit rMch. STANLEY BHAY, RaoUW the State of Ci! batha. L- Choice location. Priced right. I f, DImock ft Oq., ReaJtora, Ml ...... I------:------kitchen atov# and elec­ : 3-5003. room area of about 350 to 300 CLASSIFIED ADVT. BAROAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ type kitchen dining' combination, GoodehUd Realty Co., Realtors. 9-5399, J i^ p h Ashford,. Ml 9-6811, 813,900—New five-room m ch . BRAE-BURN REALTY ^ A Y S , cciiYn't ictcoiofANO'iDuMibliiF' tric mfrlgerator. Both In good AQ 3-627* DEPT. HOURS Ml. THewooNOPief vM Krm om N. uum cleaners; Reconditioned. Fuel and Fe4H $-6472. 1H % . . ' S:!.*! A.M. to 4:39 P.M. 9M ieriiiw}{ yC R V iC t! C'MON.SOPHiEf LCT^ r 1 MI 9-0887. MANCHESTER—custom six room, 814,700—RAnch. ft-ve rooms, garsgs. UfiTINOS WANTED—Sliqifi!. tw » FUU.Y g^RVICBD TO ASSURE « T OUTA THIS CRWP « 1 N T V demonaimtlon. Ml 9-3961 after 3 SEASONED hardwood .for ■ radio and rOcord player conaole. 9-5182. foiiiuy, three-family, toMaaoa FUlbR SANDmo and retiiiuhtnr TlSllM y ^ — —y------— ^ Gairison Colonlid. 24 foot living (IX ) BULTON—ch a n try line. Naw $14,900—New six room ranch. CU STOM E-B SATISFACTION. SpeclallBing to old floen . MI i.m. place, ent and split to order. . Reasod^le. Phone Ml 9-oiJO after Write Box Fj Herald rty,.^Hava many (Baa! bujrpn. Ml 3-7093. Leonard L. Glgllo. ROOM FOR RENT. Female only. (XMJI) NEW TWO-FAMILT $14- room, 20’ maste)r bedroom, IH 5 room ranch, ceramic tile hath: $15,900—Ranch. Six rooms, bus line COPY CLOSING-TIME 9-«7M 9 p.m. Wilt consider bniard. South Wind' 4 '!, $35,000. The Ultimate in a knotty pipe kitchen, walk-out $16,900-r-New six room split level. K j a n s airangea Plaaaa call BANK TERMS b p COURSE.” baths, finest workmanship. 140 GeorgeL. OrfiaUdlo, Raaltos. MI FOR CI.ASSIFIED ADVT. KNA‘i*R; SHOES. Harry Mahoney. ------, •or area. MI >-1395 after 9 p.m. multiple dwelling. R. K. Dimock * foot frontage, trees. Carlton W, basement. Laras lot Reduced to ilOjMOrdlpllt leveL acveiLjoonis. Co., Realtors, Ml 6-5345, Joseph $14,900. R: P. Olniock Co., Real­ 94878. loe Henry St. MON. THRU FRI. MUKTkNSEN TV. MpeolaUaed RCA 39 Mapi«>.8t. T e l.,Ml 3-4337. Garden— F a rm — Dairy refrigerator , in good running Hutchins, MI 9-5132. $17,900—Ranch, two-car garage. This Week’s Specials: CLEAN MODERN Rouble room Ashford, Ml $-6518, Barbara tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, $21,5(19—Ranch, seven rooms, three- televtstoa aervlea. Ml 9-4941 condHion. MI 3-7317. with kitchen privileges for one qr Farma and Land for Sate 7l U3T1NUH WANTED, itoglo «nft 10:.30 A.M. oRAiTEi sScciAE^iiliir^ Producta ____W Wood!, Ml 9-7703 or Robert Mur­ SIX ROOM ranch 40x30 on a 140x Ml 9-681$, Barbara Woods, Ml car garage, two-fomuy bouses. Monbae of 1957 Cadillac Convertible dlub two gentlemen. MI 0-7tl4. FOR d i f f e r e n t sum and typM 185 lot. Hot water-Oil heat, fire­ SATURDAY 9 A.M. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. delivered In mick load lou. UpoiCINa APPLES 90e, Mclnteab pHItXX) TOP freezer refrigerator, dock, M l 1-6473. 9-7703, Or Robert Murdock, Ml AILS. Howard R. Haatinga, R m I- Coupe Crushed etone, washed sand, . _ and ., -oj,* storage No, 1> tl.96 ' hall 160-.- Three-piece maple brilroom farms and land trseta wltbm 29 place set into full wall, pine panel­ 8-6472. TREMONT AGENCY tor. Ml 9-1107 any tima. I Available at all times. Phllco fac­ TWO OR THRinC furnished rooms VERNON, Box Mountain—Nearly ! Gorgeous, for luxury loving you tory supervised eervlce. Tel. Ml asphalt. MI 8-8417, lorf "and ' f t i . mj M m , toula ■utte, $78 with box fcpringa. Tape mllca ot Hartford. Lawrenca F. ing. 814,300. Will assume mort­ REALTOR - mSUROR tor light houaekeeping. Apply Fiano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. hew i t ! room ranch with attached gage. Hendee Road. Andover. Cali VOrB OOOPKBATION SSTIX j and yours. and atone Company. Bunco. 639 West O n tor Stroet. recoder. Call S-63$4 or inspect at Chapel 8t. (Vm) BOLTON — Coventry Line. ROCKVILLE TR 5-2349 78 Princeton St. garage, basement, porch, nice owner Mr. MlcoletU 8-13 a.m., JA New six room Cape. Four tuusbed Legal Notice BE APPBECIATBD Only |1,095 Down RAY ANN T V ainio service call SACRIFICE 'real cheap, oAtLslxe GOOKINO a n d eating gpider Tie plan. 94700 assumes 968 monthly. 8-4188. down, ceransic tUe bath, walkout 33.50. 34 hour service. Bonded aluminum storm windows ancTene a 19 quart basket. Lout! V Botti, CARRIAGE $10, car bed $1, car Boarderg Wanted 59-A Houses for Sate 72 Only $14,900. Real 'Eatato Center’. basement, large lot. $13,700. R F. Wanted— Real Estate 77 AT A COURT or PROBATE, held 1966 Hudson Hornet Sedan door. Price M to .|30. M l 1-1498. JA 9-9634. Evenings BU 9-0876, JA MANCHESTER—Attractive Cape at Moochester. ' arithln and for the Dial Ml 3-2711 work. Work done on radtou, oar 390 Bush HUl.Rd- east $3, playpen $8. And miscel­ Olmock * Co., Realtors. Ml District of Manchester, on the 12th day Every fine accessory including radios and Hi Fi. MI 3-8877, Ml laneous items. MI 9-3S96. (V) BUIiJDERB special-built tor 3-5547. Cod brick front, four down, two 9-5345, Joseph Ashford, MI 9-6318, SELUNG, Buying, Trading? L.M.- of Merch. 1958. _ power eteerlng and power ’brakes. DUAL CONTROLLED hair dryer. himself. New livtaig room with ■eml^rinlahed up? Oarage, fire­ Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. or Rob­ M.L. (which means Mve Modern ' Preilent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judft. '57 de luxe push button car mdio. AND board, gentleman. Tel, MANCHEOTER — Owner trans Estate of Mary J. Cole, late of Man­ One owner F^rtilixeni 60.A MI 3-7975. buUt-ln bookshelves, finished rec­ place, storms, large shaded lot. ert Murdock, Ml 3-9473. —Multiple List)—all y<>t>r real ea- both new. &ill Ml 9-7839 after 4 chester. In said District deceased. Only $450 Down UNOLEUM, asphalt tile, wal' cov- REFIUGERATOR — Good condi­ reation room with flroplace and ferr«d/-Cape 4^ rooms down, two Owner transferred. Reasonable. tata the modern way. llie Elia- Thd administrator having ei^lMted Lost and-Found 1 eiing. Phone MI 3-8109. Quality o’clock. GOOD cow manure. Dellv* tion. Reasonably priced. MI 94)079. paneled den. Huge kitchen, dining ui^lshed up, fireplace, garage, MI 9-6263 after 6 p.m. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, his______admlnUtrotlon ___ a tio n __ account__ wii_ sold •red. Excell (It for lawna, shrubs, twlit-in oven and stove, aluminum estale to thia Onirt (or atlowanee,s. it la 19.53 Nash Statesman HaPd- and aervlce since 1945. Apartments—Flats— area. Twice as many i-aMnets as Legal Notice Ml 3-6930. ORDERED: That.. ths ___ 2Sth day lay maintained 8H AT A COURT or FROBATE. held Legal Notice work, guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1583 TLotAxtb HmiseholdGBQds 81 TR"* THE Klnaman electronic VBHNON—Three room apartment. kige room home. Two-car garage, largo •t Msnchrstrr. .within hnd (nr Uis and the earns ia aealomed for a hsorieg p.m, ^ 9-690S. ______equipped including Kydramatlc. THRBi; PIECE bddroom suite, ma­ * Co., Realtors, Ml 94845, Joseph District ot Msnehtster, on the 13(h day on the ollowanfre of Mid edmtnlstratlm after 9 p.m. to tOOALtHi spinet organ today. Finest quality Garage. Modern conveniences, ex­ Ashford, MI 9-6818, Balrbara room ranch. Nice place for kide lot. Asking $18,500. Madeline UHfTATIOIT OBDEB ^ account W)i sold estate, ascertalnmilent hogany. Space heater with electric a n t iq u e pinwmms^F^vtr, o( March. 1S58. /O n ly $^^9 Down 300 HHXtOP t i ^ of any home organa. Dubaldo clusive neighborhood. References Woods. Ml 9-7703 or Robert Mur­ FIniahed basement, nlenty of Smith, Realtor, MI 9-1643. Proocnl. Hon. -Ichn J. Wallelt, Judge. AT A, COURT_____ OF ______p r o b a t e . held of heirs 'JiS' " order of distribution,sad___ pump and blower. Will acU reason­ glalM, cbtna, and used funifture at Manchester, within and fnr the this CourtITdl{ direcu that notice of . tha - ASHES, RUBBISH, garbage, walks cuffwdoogg4CH.v.j: Muaic Center, 185 West Middle required. Ml t.JtXl. ■ dock, MI 3-6473. extras. Ciall Builder, M I 8-6331. Estate of Matilda Becker, late of Announcements 19,55'Rambler 2-door Station able. MI 9-8879. bought and aoid Fumitura Repair MANCHESTER- Immaculate six Manchester, In Mid District; deceased. District of Manchester, on the 10th day time and place assigned for said h e ^ shoveled, all kinds of general work Turnpike: The administrator haring exhibited of March. 1958. , Ing be itfven to al| persons known to ba and light trucking. Rags and Service. Ml 1-7449. NOW UN display tour and five (Xni MANCHESTER - New six (II) NEW 5>! room ranch, ceramic room brick Cape. Two luxurious Interested therein Jo appear and ba INCOME TAXES prepared tn your Wagon TELEVISION, $35. Power mower, his administration account with said es­ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. A clean economical dual purpose papera picked up free. Prices rea­ SPECIAL clearance sale Thomas room model apartments. March room ranch home In Rockledge tile bath, dining area, attached baths; abundant storage space, tate to this Court for allowance. It Is Estate of Catherine Donohue or Dono> heard thereon by pmllshmg a copy Of $30. Kitrheb eabinet, $38. Space ABSOLUTE BARGAIN - Custom hue. late- of Manchester in sold Dis­ this order in some n'ewspaptr hqvinf home or by appointment. Exper­ sonable. MI. 9-0143. electronic organs. Save 20% to 15th occupancy. 9106 to 1190. Open •ection, i.V> baths, ceramic tfla garage, full basement, amesite trees: $3,000 down, Clifford Han­ ORDERED: That the 37th Jay of ienced tax work. MI 8-47M. car. heater, $10. PI 2-7311. made cornices smd drsM . Slip dally 1-7 p.m. Park Chestnut ' drive. Completely landscaped March. ISM. at ten o'clock, forenoon, trict, deceased. a circulation In said District, at leOR 35% on single manual, 2 manual, kitchen counters. Attached garage, sen, Realtor. MI 3-1803. at the Probate Offlro In the Municipal On motion of Plnreoce C. Donohue of five daya beforg Ihe day of oold hear- Only $346 Down GONDBR'S T.V. Service, available covera, $59.m and up. Cbolea el apartments, corner Park and *17,300. R. F. Dimock ft Co.. Heatins and Plumbing 17 H^H^^anted— Female 35 Help W anted— Mate 36 STEAM radiator 39”x30" tall, five; and-Chord organs. All new instru­ amealte drive, fully landscape Building in Mid ManchMter, be and said Monchestei/ adminlsiratrix. any time. AntCnna conversions.. fabrica. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, Cheatnu' Sts. Catl Ml 1-0679. Louis Realtors, MI 9-5345, Joseph Ash- LAKE WILUAMS-Sacrifice $5,590. the aame la assigned for a hearing on ORDERED: Trial tlx moptha from JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. INCOME TAXES prepareX CaU tube, shut-off valve. Sink, white I 3.7710. ments. Mahogany, ebony and wal- lot, $31,000. CaU R. F. Dimock 6)., the 10th: day 6t March. 1H8, be and the 1952 Chevrolet 2-door S^an Phllco factory aupervlsed service. TIME office girl, Saturday TOOL AND gauge makOre. - First 4 a vitL rental ageni, foifdv: MI -9-toia, Barbara Whods, -29-mIHMtea M anchestw.-W va room the allowance of taid adininistratipn ac­ 8. WATSON, Pl.UMBlNU and neat- porcelain with faucets, =99”xl5” ,t ^fiut,4teishee in etoek. 'Theae R ^ t o iw m 94245, Jceepb— Ash­ count with aald eatate, aacertalnmcnt same are limited and allowed for,the Ml 9-3339. 0 «e owner car. Radio, heater, Tel. MI 9-14M. Ing contractor. Ntw Initallationa, id or Sunday.. Apply at the class only. Top rate, all benefits. ford, MI 99819, Barbara Woods, Ml 6-7703, or Robert Murdock, MI furnished ranch. Harvey Adelberg. creditors within which to bring In their Sllectric range, lift up units, 40''x BALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall duced RENTmG--ROCKVlLLl - of heira and order of dlatribullon. and You guessed .It, former owner a alteration- worit and mpalr worl..^ 'Thomas Colls Company, 351 Broad Call MI 9-6363. Include Ml 9-7703 or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-6472. CH 7-81*9. any,time. thia Court dIrecta that notice of the claims againit said esiale. and said NEW CAPE, noO '.q ft FEDERAL INCOME taxaa Pre­ ELECTROLUX owners — Prompt i 38” . Tel. MI 9-1390. tilea 4o a tile, Kantile, .froni 7o Brand now 4 '! room, apacioua, time and place aaslgned for aald hear­ administratrix la directed to give pub­ local school teacher. Ml 9-8808. ______St. private 84473. pared wiUL Jinir aavlnge In mind. friendly service on your Electro­ each. Grien Paint and Wallpaper, I tajwonu. (W# room to- ■ duplex apartments.avtAwttMraM#* .fnjiiwiiiiiMi Individual NEW THREE bedroom ranch, ing be given to all peraona known to be lic notice to the creditors to bring In $15,550. Cali Now— TEST ENGINEER POWER MQWERS. reel and expand oufWurlitzer and.Kimball Interealed therein tn appear and . be their claims within sain time allowed Reasonable rates. Call MI f-SM9. Only $165 Down lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ ' at the Green. heat, hot water. Built-In oven, large kitchen and dinette. AA INVESTORS SPECIAL by publishing a copy of thia order In SALESLADY—Thoroughtly e:^per> rotary, riding mowers, qll. ■bws.'! di^Iayst. Tffiqpo Organ Studios, MANqiHESTER—Custom brick and heard thereon hy publishing a copy of livery. Gall Electrolux authorised ieneed. Selling apparel, full time. range, exhaust fan, dispoeal, 'll frame''six room ranch, two fire­ zone. Reduced. Owner Ml 3-8957. this order In aome newspaper having a tome newspaper haring a circulation The R, f-. C:; T Millinery Dreasmakitig 19 M E or C H E degroo essential Ask for. a demonstration at Capit^ SEWING MACnmU-Llke new, 319 Malf. 8t., M ayheeter. In sold probate district within ten days 1953 Pontiac 2-dr, Oub'Sedan sa' -.s and aervlce. MI 9-08^ or JA 40 hour week. Apply in peraon. cubic foot Frigidalrc. Colored places, large recreation room* Two-famlly of three and three, circulation In Mid Dlitrict. at leaat INCOME TAXES prepared. Call Ml Experience in testing pumpe pre­ Equipment Co., $8 Main St. MI I demotwtraior. slant needia port­ (Ire daya before Ihe day o( aald heat- from the date of this order and return Ml 9-52-1S 8-cyl. radio and heater, A solid 3-0108. Please ask for Augustine DRESSMAKENG and gllSrationa on Tote ’N Teens, 956 Main Jit. kitchen, tite bath. Dead end street. only $17,900./Carlton W. Hutchins, (XXVH) — EAST HARTFORD garages, central. Both apartments 'make to thia court of the notice given. ferred. Should-be aggressive, will 3-7958. able. excellentixmI condition. Full ling­ FAMOUS Kimball siUnet planoe. Ing. #.«096.______^ fine iwntng ear. K a^ en sk i. coata, eutts, dreaaegr akirts, etc. Close to bus line, churchee, new MI 69133. / (While they last) — New ranch vacant. Immaculate, oil heat, ex JOHN J. WAU.KTT. Judge. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ■upervise one engineer and eight er warranty, pay 17.98 per monm 10 year guarantee, lireljme guar­ homes. 814,990. ((Completely fin­ ccllent return. Also a practically IS YOUR CLUB or organisation In­ . Only $245 Down Central’, located./^ 9-6639. FULL TIME waitress or counter OIL STOVE, chrome pipe and two: antee on sounding boards Out­ •hopping center. $110 plus utilities. iiSir'''RUBBISH offers spring technicians. some pump design after email down payment. Great­ (HI) MAN(HE81ER investment ished). Built-in stove and oven, new 4 and 4, one vacancy. Another terested In earning $30-140 by tak­ girl Experienced. Apply tn per­ drums. Call at 91 Stricklaiid St., standing exclusive conami^on Call N. B. Chawi, TR 5-1300. housecleaning plus attice, cellars, helpful. Exceptionally goOd com ly reduced from list. MI 8-8991. property. Two family duplex. Ex­ fireplace, ceramic tile bath, full is * and 5, completely renovated. ing ordem for Masonal producur 1953 Hudson Hornet 4-dr, son. Hole-In-One Shopda. ' Man­ side door.' features and tone. 8595 up In^d- yards. Rubbish removed at _ your ALTEUIATIQNS only. Women and chester Shopping Parkade. pany. Interulewt will be arranged cellent condition, large 3 bedroom baaements, amesite drives, com­ Contact MI 9-0657. Friday aveninge if qualified. Salary Ing .twnch and delivery. Sedan lAmvenience, 34 hour service. Ml children’s^othei. MI 9-9314. RIDING ROTARY mower. Riding COME AND GET IT! lEE R(X)M apartments. Phone home, 3rd bedroom possible. pletely landscaped.' 10% Cown. T. .1. CROCKETT, Realtor A clean powerful ear. Fully MATURE WOMAN to care for 10 110,000. C. fee paid. 3 * 4 ROOMS rURNlTURK avaUaU' Tempo Organ Studios, : 6-5239, MI 3-7444. F.H.A. R. F. Ofmock ft Co., Real­ 9-9767. • reel type mower, two sickle mow- 3M Maia'Bt.-,. Manchester. Exclu­ Spacious renovated kitchen. Good in c o m e t a x prepared in your equipped. year old boy during illness and NAME YOUR OWN PRICE investment income. Prime loca­ tors, A d 9-5345, Joseph Ash^>rd. Ml 8-1577 of MI 9-7751 ATTICS, CELLARS cleaned. Rub- Moving—T rucking- BARKER PERSONNEL ere, two garden power tillers. sive Kimball organ and piano rep­ Fn^i»(X)M apartment, second home or mine. MI 9-1533. Only $246 Down school 'vacations while mother Small cement mixer. MI 9-3053 GIVE US $40 PROFIT tion, R. F. Dimock ft Co., Real MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, MI blah removed, * Reaon'able. MI resentative. floor, ^^heat, hot water. Tel. Ml Storage 20 works. Pleasd call MI 8-0057 after SERVICE after 8 p.m. THATS ALL WE WANT . tors, MI 9-5245 Josepn Ashford, 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI SADDLE HORSES for him at B L 9-5374. 5 p.m. 1353 MAIN ST. NO PAYMENTS n tL WRIL'lSth BE BURE TO sec and hear the' *'*^‘**' ______MI 6-6818, Barbara Woods, Ml 8-6472. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Lots for Sate 73 B stables. Great Swamp Rd., 8PRINGFIELO, MASS. 8ELUNO OUT-AII clothing. an _ , ^ ______TAKE... ALL OR PART , now Wurlltser Chord Organ. Only; MODERN FOUR room apartment. 9-7703 or Robert Murdock, Ml FOR SHARP Ca r s p j u c e d Light trucking and package deliv­ TOLLAND—$1300 down. Four room Glastonbury. Hlllstown Ext. Open ACX:OUNTS PAYABLE REplublic 7-3657 tlques, tools, i^sssware, eilver, 1 T H » - 1 0 PC. 8-6472. BOLTON—Two large wooded Iota Household Services ery. Refrigerators, washers and Chord Organ available with 2 third floor, suitable for couple. $35 contemporary fanch. Fireplace, all the time. RIGHT SEE YOUR RAMBLER garden tools, furniture, plant BLOND BEDROOM. 13 PC. LJW- manuals. Only 3988.50 Including 5, per month. Oventry PI 2-7856. on Williama Road. Call owner,. MI Offered / 13 A atove moving specialty. Folding Woman to run accounts payable dishes and old cotna at 38ti Char­ INO ROOM, 14 PC^ DINETTE SET, j MANCHESTER, Woodland St. — carport, trees. Immediate occu­ private lesaona. Optional percua-' ------< Ompleted six room Cape with at­ pancy. $il;800. Clifford Hansen, 3-6321. DEALER \ chairs for rent. MI 9-0783, machine. Experience helpful but Help Wanted— ter Oak Ave., Hartford, Conn. 8 PC. SOFA B^SET."TOILOO'‘ . Sion and pedal board. Tempo FOUR ROOM R(X)M apartment, second P e rs o n a ls FURNITURE rep and refln- ELEC. REF/^ALORKT’ COMB. tached garage, basement, pies- Realtor. MI 3-1303. LARGE LOT 170x858. On bua line, Fliml- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local qualified typist will be considered. Male or Fenutle 37 Organ Studioe, 386 Main 8t., Man- floor. On bps line near _ ce n t«. | iahing: antiques EIGHT STORM windows and RANGE, •MAYTAG” WASHER, Adults only. Reasonable. Box tered walls, fireplace. 8e« for | ■ _ ^------:------r; high in the hills, east of Manches- WANTED—Ride to P m tt and WWt- turo Riepatr 'Sen^e, TalcottvUle. and long distance movUig, pack Company offers liberal benefit pro­ Chester. Exclusive Wurlluer Or- P, yourself. Just lil3,900. Real Estate R(JOM ColonlM. Hot water oil PERSON TO bake pies and be screena 61!4” x8l44” . Very, reason- EM EJISO N ” TELEVISION, Iterald.--' ------<-— ..ter, . Sacrifice, fffir immediate.aalo_ nev. East' Hartford. VlctiUty Por- DE feORMIER MOTOR »n *-744*. X ing. atorage. Call Jdl S -sm , Hart gram, excellent working conditions, , gwa-rapreaentatlve. - - center; JA 'r-«li34. Eveningr BU heat, fireplace,^plaster walls,-full- cbdk'e helper. Apply Cavey'a Rea- aWo: Phone AD 3-5708. ’ VACUUM. “MO- inaulatlon. lavatory, tile . bath, Reuben T. McCann Agency, MI tei^ S t 7:00-3:30. M l 3-4853. ford CH 7-1438. APARTMENTS — Now renting. 9-0375, JA 3-5547. FIJIT m i ^ HoUand window taurant. HA9H" AX. RUGS. "8BALY” large closets, porch, city utilities, 3-7700. ' SALES, INC. SPRING, ‘'SEALY” MAT- New. 3H raoma. Rockville. Excel­ shade*, ina! bathe, three tots. Manchester water and sewer. Close to schools. low price. Keys made while you erated by Walter B. Rarrett, Jr., Stating experience, age and Situations Wanted— POTS * PANS. KITCHEN CABI- GRAY PERSIAN ts[mb Anger tip Green area. MI 9-1205. plaster walls, insulated, tile bath, BOAT TRAILER. Used once. 5-5775, Inquire 364 Bidwall St. BEFORE YOU BUT a used car 1955 PACKARD hardtop, v9ry low wait. Marlow’s. agent for lBurnham’s Van Sendee. salary desired Female Inal coat $130. Price $100^ NETS. PICrrURES AND A FEW ' len$th coat. Mink collar and cuffs, fireplace,' hot water oil heat, aavsr wms-aincs Mnsodslad. $150. (XDO-^PBCSALI New room aee Oormaw- Motor-Salaa-'-Bulefc . aailaage.,taka oyer ;«K V lca to i8:atataa.K- e>-|.‘«9>em.~-i ...... FUttNlBHED-Thfee room Mated am «M e drive, city utilities:' Im­ VERNON—First $1,295, Large lot, The Home of CLEAN, QUALITY USED GARS Balea and Service. 3*8 Main 'month. Brunner a Edsel, Mahenes- Applications: Accepted For WOULD CARE fqr one or two Free M ivery, Free Storage, MI 6-7318. ranch. Built-in oven and . Stove, mediate occupancy.. Six room Free' Service, Free Set-up. apartment. Every convenience. good area, Harvey Adelberg. CH Street. Ml 9-4671. Open eveninga. tng, custom- made comtcca, LIGHT TRUCKING done evenings •mall children, daya in my home. OUTBOARD M0rh)R fully plastered, full baaement. Cape Ctod—Dormer, fireplace, hot' 7-8169 any time. VISIT OU8 MODERN SHOW FLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR and weekends. Reasonable rates. FULL TIME ! Phone for Apnolntment GIRL'S two-piece rose euit, size 13, Private entrances. ParkiM. $15,600.-R. F. Dimock ft Co..-Real­ ^ drapes and alip covera, 879 60 and M l 9-6412. • Adults. References. Apply 299 water oil heat,. combination win­ NEED A CART abort on a down 1956 WTLLYS one-fcih, fo u r-^ e e l up. Choice of fabrics. CaU Mrs. M l 9-3737. TYPIST New "Sea King” De luxe"l3’», CH T-088* IS. Boys' spring coats, navy, size tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, dows and doors, city utilities, near OPEN EVENINC3 TILL T— SATURDAYS TILL 4 P.M: drive. Hydraulic enow pIoViV stake BABY S r m N O in m y~liceneed 4, $3. brawn and white checked, Autumn! payment or bad yourycmdlt tumad LaPlne. Ml 9-S894. • 13 h.p. Silent motor" After 7 P.M.. JA 9-9908 Afl 9-6618, Barbara' woods, MI school, bus line and shopping cen­ Suborban for Sale 75 body. Low mileage. $1.8fl0. Mc­ Woman to work In smati depart- home, full or part time. Daya See It Day O r Night hat. Bite 5. $4. MI 9-3308. 9-7703, or Robert Murdock, MI doPn? Don’t glv# up! For a good Painting—>-Papering 21 Sale Price $399 ter. Immediate occupancy. - deal—not thru a^^all loan com­ Kinney Lumber. MI 9-4535. WEAVING of bums.NntoUi holes mant. Muri ba qualified typist. 37 day and night. CiUl MI 3-7330. If you have no means of tranapoita- COVENTRY — Heated feur room 3-6473. Charles Leaperance, AH 9-7630. ANDOVER—Hendee Road. Four 1951 CHEVROLET lEL AIR 1956 FORD V8 FAIRLANI pany - aeo “Hany" at 383 Main and. tom clothing, hoMery runs, hour 8 day work. Excellent benefit tion. I'll eend my auto for you. No apartment. CH 1.9567. room modern ranch. Artesian well, handbags repaired: ripper re­ EXTERIOR and interior painting. XIATURB woman, 39. Available Im­ Wanted—^To Buy 5 8 ______(XVm) NEW CAPE. $16,900. SIT 2-DOOR HARDTOP 2-DOOR HARDTOP - BL (FormeriiLOouglaa Motoml. program. MONTGOMERY WARD obligaUon. ®A8T HARTFORD — 91500 down. hot water heat. Large, lot. Only Equipped with radio and heater, ataiwara 1968 CHRYSLER Windsor Newport, placement, umbrellas repaired, OelUnga refiniahed. Papanianglng. mediately. Figure aptitude, can finished rooms, 1% baths, amesite ' Four bedroom Cape COd, dish­ Thia car ia excellent throughout. Equipped Wallpaper books. Eatimates gtven. 839 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER A—L—B—-E—R.--T--’S OLD GUNS taiiy condition), j FIVE ROOM duplex, heat. hot $8900. $1000 down. Shout $65 shift, 2-tone red and black. Very, very kharp 1953 FORD-Y i , four door Sedan- full power. Obly $1,875. MI 3-0M6. men's shirt collars reversed and n R S T NATIONAL STORES type, use comptometer. MI 3-0184 drive. Choice location. R. F. washer, carport, trees, near with radio and heater, power glide, all tike FuUy co%’ered by inanrance. Call after 6, , 43-45 ALLYN ST.; HARTFORD •words, war rollca, antiques, etc. I water, range, refrigerator Mjdga- monthly covers" oil: -Leasenger . . . wUh red and white tnUrtor protected Radio,Jhistef. Solid. 3495. . Pnm- replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend­ (one or whole coUoction). 70 MIU; rage. Near bus. Call MI 3-5709 or Dimock ft Co., Realtor!. Ml ■choola. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. Realtor. WlUimantic, HA 3-3ofi5. new white wall tlrea. 2-ton# green finish. Here 1948 DODGE coupe, good tranapor- Edward R. Prtca. Ml 9-1008. PARK AND OAKLAND WEB. BRJ^CH OF "CUNNECTICUT'S 9-5345, Joaeph Ashford, MI 9-6918. te one of thbae exeeptionsUy elean older model with custom clear plastic eoT*re. Thia car has ner’a E w l , ToUahd Turnpike,. ing Shop. Building Materials 47 LARGEST FURNITURE STORE ” S t Tel. m 3-5717. I BU 9-5607. AH 3-1303. Ution. MI 9-8105, daya, MI 8-1417 EAST HARTFORD Barbara Woods. Ml .9-7702, or cara that la ready to give the next owlier thou- had the best care since new and for the por- Mangheater. PAINTINQ AND paperbanging MAIN STORE -- WATERBURY ------*------:------j BOLTON j eVeninga. q WILL CARE for child in my home. USED BUILDING and ' plumbing EAST HARTFORD. 135 Burnside Robert Murdock. AO 8-6472. VERNON—$3000 down. Quality SH ■anda of trouble free milea. xon looking, for the beet in Ford eport models DE SOTO Hardtop, two door Building— Contracting 14 Good clein workmanshhlp at rtS' OFFICE CLERK Lake St. MI 9-1843. supplies. Windows, doon and as- Open Mon. thru Fri. 'till 8 p.m. room ranch, full basement, auto- will find this one ■matcWeie,_^. has been driv­ konable rates. 80 years tn Man BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinda. Old or Ave. Two room furnished apart­ Here la a new ranch that defies y^xntsman. It’s like new. 13395, aorted lumber. Open Saturday 9 ment. See Max. second floor. NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., matic------...... oven and range.—»-• Near new I comparison. It has been appraised en 20,430 miles since heV...... ~ ...... ■ . 1948 8TUDEBAKER Commander, BIDWEtX. Home Improvement Co. cheater. Raymond Flake. Ml Excellent opportunity for woman •raREE-QUARTER bed, Hollywond new. Tel. AO 9-4937. Mancheater. Five rooms, complsto 1956 CHEVROLET V8 4-DOOR only 3395 down, 165 month. Brun­ a.m.-4 p.m. weather permitting. .Btyie, roU-a-away. Excellent eondl- high school, $1^9()D. Clifford Han- for gi.ooo over the ealea price.! / good Urea. $50. MI 9-9841. Alterations, additions garages. 9-9337. with experience on comptometer'or Situations Wanted— Male 39 4'! ROOM HEATED apartment, full rear dormer. IH baths, fire­ 6-PASSENGER STATION W AGON ner's Edsel. Open eveniitge. TeL Week days 8 ;30-Lp.m. Slock Place CRIB. In good condition. Reason­ sen. Realtor. An 3-1303, . | House has 6 rooms, fireplace, base-! | Re-sldlng ^eciallsts. .Easy budg- calculator. Varied detail work, Will tion, Tel. MI 3-5355. place, basement garage. T. Shan­ 1957 FORD V-8 MI 8-5191. PAINT PROBLEMS? We apply off North Main St., or call MI ably priiSM. Call MI 3-4370 after 6 $105 month including stove and re­ For the peraon needing a very economical et terms. . Ml ■ 9:6495 or TR require someone with good judg­ 9-3393. frigerator. Nice location. Call MI non. Builder. AO 3-7469, BU f-1418. station w:agoh we highly recommend this one. aluminuh\ clapboards, (any color) CARPENTER WORK — All kinds, p.m. COUNTRY SEDAN 1959 FORD VI black O^try Auto Driving School 7-A 6-9109. ment and ability. Excellent work­ 9-4255 for appointment. This car has a standard shift and has been Equipped with radio, heater. Fordomatlc, Squire. Fordomatlc. Radio, heater, or new non-deling paint. Lbw ing conditions, liberal benefit pro- job guaranteed. (3all MI 8-3915. DRY OAK lumber, boards and (XXVII JUST OFF Porter St. ALL TYPES of carpentry work terms. Free, estimates. Monarch wonderfully cared for Inside and out. Very power steering. This wagon Is like brand” new “ ’ower steering. H’a a diamond. .gram,— ------f"- -. -2x4a.. $85 pec . tbeusand; George NOTICE ROCKVILLE—24 Grove St. WeU attractive light blue finish and Immaculate Iut; MORTLOeX'S-Manchester’a lead­ done,. aiterStlone, .dorinere. YVOf- C6:rHrB«»lKf Rooms Without Board -59 combination windows, amesite, etc. | Inside and out. It Is all black ralrror-llka fin­ like new’ 89a today: Fiill Griftlng, Andover. PI 3-7986. A public hearing will be held by furnished two room apartment. In­ for only *21,500. Call R‘. P. Dimock AH 3-1303. terior. It has been driven 14,740 miles snd ing driving school. Skilled eburr Ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5881. Doga— Bird*—Pets ft Co., Realtors. All 9^5245 or Mr. . ______etc. And the best of all, the price— j ish with a red and white all vinyl Interior. prl^ajt996. Bramtar'a Edsel, Tol­ teoue Instructors. Licensed, au­ CEILINGS IVhiterted, interior paint FIRST NATIONAL STORES the Town Planning Commission of FLEASANT ROOM (or one or two. quire first floor apartment $, shows no wear at all. Come In and get our This Is Ford's )>etter model 4-door station land Ttunplke, Manchester. Separate entrance. ir,! 'Hackma- Bernle Cantor, TR 5-8495. $12,W SEVEN room Colonial, four! investigating, lan't^ thorised by Department of Motor MASON WORK. Chimneys and fire­ ed. Evenings and Saturdays PARK AND OAKLAND AVK8. MANCHESTER PET Center. 995 Manchester. Connecticut Monday price on this one. wagon and has been kept like a new car by U ck St. MI 84905. R0CKVILLE-'14 Laurel St. WeU large bedrooms, excellent condi- Vehicles for driver education. places built or repaired. Also Phone MI 9-5436. EAST HARTFORD. CONN. Main St. Ml 9-437t, Open Monday evening, Merch 34, 1953, at I (XVH) TWO new Capes with 1100 Just another choice T. J. Crockett j its originsl loesl owner. For the person look- 1967 FOl FAIRLANE-MO V8, INVlTA’nO N PM. in the Hearing Room of the ■ v furnished three room apsrtment. tion', hear Main St., stores, four-door FordomaUe. Hydran>attc, ‘gtandSrd shift, MI 'plastering and patching. Jack through Saturday 9-6, Ihursday iilTTRACmVBLY funUihed and Inquire first floor rear, Mrs. square ft. of living area. 5 minutes churches, eonvehience. Carlton W. Hating—we have others, too in Bol-' 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ing for one of the better wsgons this esn bo 9-7898. Q m t. m i 9-7406. .and Friday nights.till 9. Municipal Building to consider the from Alanchester Green. Younga­ ton Call AH 3-1577 or res. MI had for the price of a low priced wagon. Come Radio, a a real doU. Courses and Classes ' 27 TO BIDDERS following proposed zone changes; N.eheerful rooms. Complete light Porter. Hutchins, AO 9-5133. SPORT MODEL CONVERTIBLE Price $1999. Housekeeping (acUitlee available. town kitchen, living room with 9-7751 to see our top values. " j in and drive this one. Very low MANCHESTER Dri-vlng Academy. W. C. HOME improvement Scaled proposals for the furnish­ To change, to Bii.sIneM'Zone II, It has a beautlfuj glistening black finish and Brunner' Oidy $199 cash SECRETARY DACHSHUND-^Nine weeks old, Single, double. Qilldren accepted. ROCHVnXE— Four room unfum- fireplace, vestibule. Iftrgc ' lot. TWO-FAAilLY 8-8 room!. TVo-car Ucanaed by State, of Conn, snd Co. Remodeling and repairing RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Television Male, pure breed, registered. ing pt Builders' Finish Hsrdwara all or part o f a SO' strip o f land, $15,500. ,R. F. Dimock and Co., an interior that compares only to a brand new or tradfe. 959 month, xppen eve- —llmltod Parking. Central. Rea-: apartment, near center. garage, centrally . located, one car. whitewall tires, white top. RftH, automat­ Motor VahlcJe department. Can kitchens, bathrooms, porches, ga-. —"Learn by Doing”, at "rmuiecti- Challenging poeiCTon available tor 9-4088. and Toilet Room Accessories for now in Residence Zone A A and “ Combination gat stove furnished. Rciutors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ 1955 CHEVROLET V8 nlnga tUl 9. X . cut's Oldest Electronics Rchool." aooabie' price! Gome te e ! Mrs. block from Main St. Convenient to Legal Notice ic shift and V-8-motor. This is a one owner car fulfill all driver educational jieeda, rages, dormers, residing and roof­ Intelligent young woman with initia­ the Manchester Memorial HospitaL Rural Residence Zone, on the south washer, drver and l>arklng space ford, All 6-6818. Barbers Woods, churches, schools and shopping. BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE from 19 to 60. Standard ataift, push ing. A complete home service. Day electronics technician class HEALTHY Airdale puppies, regis­ side of Bpencer Street and adja: Doraey, 14i Arab St. ______^ that has been driven an easy to certify 8.007 1965 FORD Ranch wagon. Fq Manchester, Connecticut, in sc- available. Tel. TR 5-4956. AO 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, AO Call MI 3-6315 Or MI 8-86n. Charter Ko. H64o Equipped with radio apd heater, standard bottan, fluid diriya and automatic. Easy budget terms. Tel. MI 3-0731 and evening etectronlce Techni tive and good secretarial skills. tered. Five weeks Old. Ready to cent to the Eeat Hartford Town RKSERVK DISTRICT No 1 I miles. We know that If a convertible is In matic, heater. It'a jroura at *1 cordanre with plana and specifica- B o o m —Private parking, Realden- _ 8-6472. , _ transmlsalon. All leather Ihterlor. 2-tone green Serving Manchester, Rockville, cian-aide class, start on March Must have ability to handle volume go. AD 8-4950, Line. (or (VI)—BOLTON L^E :—Four room Report of condition of The First, your future, you wquld l?e wise to see this Brunner'! Edsel. Tolland Tur tlor prepared by Ebbeta. Frid and uai nelghborhrod. Phone MI WELL PLANNED apartment National Bank of Manchester, in the - mlrror-lIke finish. Mileage Certified at 21,471. .^Coventiy, Bolton, Andover and RAYMOND T. SCHALLER 17th. Enroll now I New England (d detail and accept responsibllHy. Prentice, Architects, 862 Asylum To (ihangc tojtesidence Zk>na B, '9-0086 ' convenience. Excellent condition. (X I) OVERSIZED Brick Cape. Ranch furnished. Includes stove, Stale of Connecticut, at the cto. o f! one. Yoii will be completely satisfied with this pike, Manchester. Open evenings. Technicial Institute, 59 . Union PARAKEETS (of', sale, also breed­ outstanding beauty. F^ill brand-new car guar­ vtemoa. -Call Mr, Miclette, PI Submit resume to Box E, iferald. Avenue, Hartford, . Connecticut, air or part of an Interior plot of Four rooms, bath and shower, Five rooms down, two unfinished refrigerator, washer, two double buelness on March 4. Piihliehed ! t-7349, BUILDER Place, H-t.’Jord, JAckson 5-3409^ ers, nest boxes and cages, at land of approximately 4 acres, lo­ ATTRACTIVELY furnished front heat and gqrage.. Adulta only. $89 up. Family room in basement. beds, two chest drawers, three oc­ in response to rail made hy Comptroller antee. Glenwpod St. MI 9-6572. will ho received on or before throe of- the Currency, under Section 5211, 1952 NASH COUNTRY CLUB o'clock (3:00) P.M. Thlirsday, cated easterly of Union Street rOom fOi one or two gentlemen ■ monthly. Write Box G. Herald. Preaent mortgage can oe as- casional chairs, complete kitchen V. S, revised statuteji. Juit For Half Sixas 218 Parker St., Mancheyter, Conn. March 27, 1958, at the office of the southerly of Union Place, and with complete hotisekeeping fa- _ .i aumed. R. F. IMmock ft Co., Real­ set, lamps, $9,800 complete. R. F. ASSETS 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2-DOOR HARDTOP Business Opportunities 32 eilitiea Parking. Inquire at 187 , BEAUTIFUL new completely mod- tors, MI 9-6245. Joseph As'iford. DImock ft Go.. Realtors. All 9-.'S245, Cash, balances with other A real Immaculate automobile. AH brand new 35 years experience in new home MATURE WOMEN who must earn Architect and Immediately there­ westerly of Union Pond. This Is a banks, including reserve /k Btaufiful Bulky! Maple St. ' *rti four room apartment. In Ml 9.6BI8, Barbara Woods, MI- Joseph Ashford. ATI 9.8*18. Bar­ 4-DOOR SPORTS HARDTOP White wall tires, radio and heater. Owner Wr building, In and around Manches­ FOR LEASE on highly traveled their livelihood. Pleasant, profit­ after publicly opened and read rartion of property N/F C.. R. balance, and cash items This Is one of the best, most completely equip­ NEW CAPE, nOO ^q. ff aloud. O'Connor Ehitote. - - ■ ' ------—------1 spacious colonial country home. 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, MI- bara Woods, An 9-7702, or Robert tn proceait of roUectlon. .$ 1.8*9.276.22 ports up to 20 miles per gallon. ter, ’ . « : road in residential-aiea,-modern able work serving regular Avon- Babcock Hill Rd., South Coventry. United ^ a te s ftovernment ped cars I've ever seen. It has a beautiful tw - bay -service .station and large Plans qnd Specifications may be To change to Industrial Zone, all 8-6473. ■ Murdock, AD 3-8472. customers in exriuslve territory. $15,550. Coll Now— FURNISHED ROOM for rent at i Adulls. Call MI 8-7058. ohliKsrarlorrtone. direct and 2-tone finish, whitewall tires, radio and-^heat- Additions, remodeling, alterations garage. Write Box C, Herald. obtained 'at' the office o f the'Archi­ or part of. an. area now in Reai'- aranteed 2.325.278.73 1 Phone MI 3-5194. 106 Birch St. M I'9-38*4. j BEST BUY In town — Six room NICE THREE bedroom ■ingle, in er, V-8 motor, automatic shift, power brakes 1953 FORD V8 COUNTRY SOUIRf and repairs. ^ tect after March 13, 1959. dence Zone A imd Business JEone I, DbUgHtione of States and The R. F, Dimock Co. political fuihdivi.^lnn.^ 2JS.297.04-j and steering, and also the Continental spare X FOR LEASE ' Each bidder must deposit with approximately 345’ on the east side Cape, two baths, large garage and excellent condition, near nchool. 4-DOOR 9-PASSENGER W A ^ IQRONT ROOM, centrally located, Business Locations bre'ezeway, quiet residential neigh­ Priced right at $11,900. S. A. .Other bonds, notes, and wheel and tire. It has been driven a guaran­ Ttelephone MI 3-6446 Help Wanted — Mate 36 Ml 9-5245 his bid, security in an amount not dr Depot .Btreet and extending heat, hot water, parking. Gentle­ debentures ...... 100.000.00' teed 11.141 .miles and you'll be amazed at the Equipped with radio and heater and Forde- New two bay aervlce station. Cor­ along the present Industrial Zano, borhood. Immediate occupancy. Beechler. Realtor. Phone Wesley Corporate atocks (includ- matic. Thl!^ car has been thoroujrtity condi­ less, than ten per cen.t (10 % ) of man preferred. Call AH'9-7129. for Rent 64 $15,900. M L S 688, Ken Ostrlnsky, R. Smith. MI 9-8952 or MI 3-6989. inf $19,200.00 stock of Fed­ wonderful care and treatment that this car ner Grove and-Hale Sts., Rockville. his bid in the form of a certiOed north of/.the R.R. track, for a dia- tioned snd Is read.v for msny, many pleasure- Alnminom Storihs and .. WANTED— Experienced man tq AH 3-5159. ' eral Resrrve bank) ...... 20„')07.69 ! shows. We give excellent terms and trades ExceOent location. Paid training check, (Cashier's Check, or Bid tones of 610', more or le.ss. ROOM FOR RENT— Gentleman ENTIRE BtnLDINQ about - 9,900 on these late model cars. Backed by a full able mites. V ery'low mileage. program. Financial assiatimce can manage retail package store and an T J 5.910.956.68 Screens 14-A art time asaistant. Write Box Z, Bond from a company authorised To chjuige to Residence.Zone A, preferred, privately own63. Tele­ square (set Suitable (or stores, (XXIVV FOUR UNIT apartment In plus gAFAge. nice loCAtion,-All city prcmiNen f)wnr«i $110.- new car guarantee. be arranged with proper party, to do- business in the State of Con­ a!l or part o f an area now in Real.- phone In room, AH.8-7903. office. Insurance company! hall, Rockville. Only one year old. Ex­ utilities, full price $14,800. Six I sfii: to. fiirnnure and (lx- , COMPLETE price range of alum­ S(•raid, stating age, experience 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR and salary desired. ' ■ W o n te d necticut. Such security Shall be dence Stone A A and Rural Real* . etc. Occupancy 4-6 months. In cellent income return. Call The R, room cape, two baths, breezeway t'lrc" J66.506.01 ...... 177.i74.il 1957 NASH CUSTOM 4-DOOR inum windows, doors, awnings. GULF OIL CORPORATION ,made payable to the Manchester dencS Zone, starting at a point LARGE FRONT room with garage. center of town. One car garage (or F. DImock Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245 and gara'ge, large lot. A dandy forj ®**”''^ 39,517.64 ! STATION W AGO N . Jalousies. For free estimate Call Vicinity West Side. Gentleman pr*- SribdI-REnRBD man to sell.adver- Woman to wofli in Dry M ^orial Hospital. . on the north side of Tolland 'Turn­ rent at the Center. Call Ml 9-8323, Or Mr. Bernie Cantor, TR 6-3495. $i5,900.0ver 50 more good buys in total asskts 110,197,807.01 ! RAMB'ERSEDAN Equipped with radio, heater, power gilde-and Us now. Honie'Bpectallties Co. MI • CH 6-6571' The Owner reserves'the right to pike approx. WOO’ west of .Slater ferfed. Call AH 8-4408. or AC 3-7444. all price ranges. Call The Ells- UABII.ITIKS Just a few months old snd looks jusl the many other eccr.-.-o'ries. This la one of the . Used specialties and calendars DaniHiid f|<'|x)»«tlft indivi- ’ 3-3856. Ciooning reject any or all bids and to waive St. and extending westerly 2133', (im i^A N C H E STE R - -$13,900 Cape worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. same a.s thc.dav it wa.s delivered. It has a finest older model station wagons w e have locally. Excellent opportunity, PLEASANT, furnished, heated FOR OFFICE or commercial use, duRlF,' p«f'lnoi»hliyfx„BW£l L’or- . ' Ask for Mr. White any Informalities in the bidding if more or less, and being 300' in four down, two unfinished up. Nice ptjrationn | ' l-beHuttful dark blue^ finish, harmonizing inte- had'the pleasure ~to-offer for sale.-It is two- good commission. CH 9-1878. portmont. room near Main St. Private bath three roome. ground floor. Afain MI r-8930. — ---- -7-r^— it be in' his interest so to do. 'chndlttor.. Near schools, transpor­ dFpoNitk of lndlvtduii]ii, i ■ 1 lor. radio and heater, and all the extras. This tone green and white with' an immaculate all Roofing:Siding 16 Must, he W appearance.'^ and entrance. Garage. Gentleman. St. near post office. Phono AO pArincrflhipF. iirtd corpora- ' N o bid- may be wlthdra-wn for a *?OWN PLA>ININa COMAOS- tation and shopping center. Im­ MANCHESTER—C I resale, three is the 6-cVllnder hiotor. standard shift, that vinvl interior. For the family that Is looking Help Wanted— Feriisig -35 Apply la Person MI 9-3616. ____ 9-5239. MI 3-7444. tioni ...... 4.051.701.30 11 FOR THE best In ihingie and built period of thirty days after the SION : J . mediate occupancy. Call t'he-R. F. bedroom Colonial, I’ s years bid, D^positfi of United Slates > are noted (or long life and dependability. This for a real good used Station wagon at a price up roofing, gutters; leaders, chim­ opening of bids. - * Martfn E. Alvord. Chairman ./PLEASANT heated room one block j p^^FMSlONAL OFFICB, 851 Uen- DImock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245 or garbage disposal, dishwasher. Governniftnl ...... 1^.803 66 car was bought by its Manchester owqer and to fit their pockctbooks—thls Is it! CLERK-TYPIST; Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Bar­ 32600 down. Call MI 9-8316. $17,900. Df'posits of Status and poli­ ney and rom repaira call Coughlin, Manchester Memorial Hoapltai Dorothy C. Jacobson, Secre- 'from Main. KUchen Pf*'',*',****,j* | ter St., rear pok in g, all'facllltiei. tical subdivisions ...... I42.i>lii\92. has been driven an easy to certify 8,073 miles. SEPTIC TANKS FISHER . tary bara Woods. AH 9-7702, Robert lin 8-7707. * . By: .Raymond W. Gosleo' desired. Gentleman. ^kln g. AO j ,^3 m'onthly. AO 9-1880. ON BUS LINE — Oversized Cape Deposits of hanks,...... 13.024.00; PERSONNEL AND . Chairman, Building Com­ Manchester, Conn. Murdock. An 3-6472. Other deposits (rerllfled and * 1953 BUICK RIVIERA / 3-4734. Cod,'six rooms (three or four bed­ cashier's checks, e tc.)----- 82.S26.51 1954 CHEVROLET SPECIAL wpiTEI^ fates for aQ DRY CLEANSERS mittee March n , 1658 — LARGE FRONT room office for HARDTOP Permanent position for capable 835 BROAD ST. houaekeeping TiV) OFF PORI ER STREET — rooms! large kitchen, full bath STATION WAGON type* of roofing and riding. For clerk typist with good educational PLUSCED SEWERS Dated: March 11, 1958. Adv, No. 5C76 FURNISHED light professional or business. Rent rea­ TOTAL DKP.OSITS .19,230.307.29! This Is one of the finest cared for older model free estimate, -call Manchester room with electric reirigeraior. Tidy Cape Cod. Cornei: lot. ames­ down and lavatory on ' second Other liabilities .... 220.792.21* This wagon has always been used for famil.v background. Duties require ac­ sonable. 983 Main St, Call AH ite drive $14,750. This ar ex­ floor, air- conditioned heat oil, cars I've ever seen. It has a sparkling, deep Roofing and Siding Co., Inc. Ml llaelliM Glsass! T Gas and lights furnished. Middle- S-8419 or MI 3-7614; use and has a very clean Interior and exterior. lustrous bl.9ck finish., rad and black Interior. curacy, appitude for figures. Inter­ cellent buy In a beautiful’location. large lot beautifully landscaped. TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... J 9.451.099.50 I It Is well equlpp^. having radio and heater, 9-8883. esting diversified work. SepUe Taaka, Dry WeUs. Sewer aged ledlea preferred, MI 3-68M. CAPITAL ACCOI NTS I Radio and heater. V-S motor, dynaflow. power R. F. DImock Co., Realtors, AH •Sacrifice for quick sale. Easy Capital St’K'k. ('oimiiini automatic shift and all of the extras available J brake.-, power .straring. plus electric seats and RAY’S ROOFINO OO., ahlnglo and Llwe iMtalled—GeUar Watar- 9-5345 Joaeph Ashforc MI ^t^ms. George L. Qraziadio, Reah .stock, total par. 3500.- 1 with thfs-model. I have per»onally driven this Write P, O. BOX 2108, HARTFORD Houses fur Rent 65 “ tao.iw ...... 6i»M«i0.no windows This Is s locally owned car that bas built up roofs, gutter and con­ prooSag Dona. • SiPTICTANKS 9-6818, Bsirhira Woods, M' 9-7703, tor,'M I 9-8878. . / wagon and can assure yqu that It is In fine Cltoned and tnstalled Test Engineer ~ Robert Murdock. All 3-6472. Surplus ...... 140,18X1.00, been driven an easy-to-prove 24.000 miles einco ductor work, roof, chimney re- Stating education, business exper­ SIX ROOM bouse, conveniently lo PORTER STREET AREA — Six Unalvidod profitx ...... 51.707.51 running condition and has been thoroughi.v prirs. Ray Kagenow, Ml 9-8314. Reaervci ...... 55.000.00 , new. ience, age and salary desired. c inney bros eated, $110 a month. AH 9-8651 HIGH ELEVATION, immaculate room colonial, vacant, three bed­ serviced and prepared tor thousands of miles R^y Jackaon, Ml 8-8825. MK . • SEWERS - M^E or C H E Degree Essential after 6 o'clock. three bedrobm ranch, ceramic rooms, verv large.living room, TOTAL CAPITAL ACJ o f safe, dependable ftfftrlng. Very fairly priced. Machine Cleaned Experience in testing pumps preferred. Should be Ag­ COUNTS ...... 3 746,707.51 ; Fully guaranteed. 1957 FORD DE LUXE ROOFING,' SIDING, painting. Car- $Dw«ra9« Disposed Co. HOWLAND’S bath, hot water heat, gat age, fireplace, attached garage and Alteratlona and addiiitlone. ISO-182 Peart S t — i n S-5808 gressive, will supervise one engineer and eight tecn- Suburban For Rent 66 tree's, only $12,950. Carlton W. rear porch. Vanity, tile bathroom, TOTAL LUBILITIE8 AND __ COUNTRY 5EDAN • installation . i Ki 1 I i:i;i i> i.i-'i IN'-'- Hutchins. AH 9-5182. plus lavatory drat floor, hot water CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ... -310.197.807.01 1953 FORD CUSTOMtlNE It Is a real/good looker, having an kll-black Inga workmanship guaran gu nicians, some pump design helpful. Exceptionally-good .IIEJIORANUA teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 899 Autunrn SPECIALIST heat oil, Rusco combination win­ finish, wHHT gold side'trim , ■white wkll tipoa, Hii Chilis Ara iiown company. Interviews will be arranged Friday evenings ROCKVUXE— New three room (XV.I -R IG A HEIGHTS. Bolton— Assets pledged, fu- asslcnrd DE LUXE CLUB SEDAN St. Ml 8-4860. apartment. refrigerator. gaa dows and doors, five, years olc^^ to secure liabilities snd for red le.ilher Interior and lot* of chrome. It baa if qualified. Salary $10,000. C. fee paid. Magnificent new ranch. Six other purposes ...... 3 446,0(10,00 ,] It has a very good looking maroon body, ivory glSJIOO.OO Is the new reduced range, disposall, no pets, $76.|Cali near schools, bus and shopping lop and Is very clean Inalde. This is a ‘ V-8 the Thunderbird V-8. Fordomatlc. radio and rooms, two car garage. $31,000, area. A real bargain, easily fi­ Loans as shown above are CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ rlce. We’re ready. Aw you? Town uni Country MANCHESTER TR 5-2505, or TR 5-8050. after deducUon of reserves ■ „ model, standard shift, radio and healer and neater snd effortless power steering. This Is 8152 SIZES IM AU tion. All types of roofing, siding, See algna on Bolton O nter Rd. R. nanced, George L. Grazladlo, of ...... 106,000.74 a one-owner Manchester car and has alwayi I3H-34H geelng U bellbring. Why not it Lot of Homo New In 1954„llke new today. A many other extras. It has all very good tires Herer’a -a bolero that is not only gutters and carpentry work. 85 see today? This eharmlngelx BARKER PERSONNEL SERVICE F. Dimock ft Co., Realtors, ATI- Realtor. MI 9-5878. had meticulous care; — ■ .r , Dralnagn Co. 1893 MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD, AtABS.— REpubHe 7-3997 real bargain"orllons veiy nice to wear with elim skirts oaaement, porch attached ga­ OF Robert Murdock,'An 8-8472. room ranch, three bedrooms. A-1 thereof, which are fully we carry one of the largest eelections of the very finest high quality used care In CoaneoH ^ serves..^ a dependable sundress or Woodhill Heights la Manches­ cated-'!! 413 Summit Street it ON AN ISLAND in beautiful 'Lake or bouffant frocks. The lovely lacy . Roofing and Chimneys 16-A rage, (Jlty water and sew” - Waukewan, Meredith, New Hamp condition. Attached garage, backed or Insured by ngen- s Complete selection of sedans, hardtops. convertibles and many Jumper with blouse added. ter. Doe to owner's transfer a lot of house for the money. Owner ttanaferred, must sell in MANCHESTER Spacious seven ctes of Ihe United Stales j Btitch, makes this ah irristible top- ahlre. A t\vo bedroom cottage, radiant hot water oil heat, ceramic I 50 cars to choose from. All late model cars carry a full 90-day or 4,000 mile warranty. All OBM No. 8153 with Patt-O-Rama la In there Is tmmedUte occupancy Another transfer me.ans the room Ctoloniol. new ly' decoiatcd Government other than | | ROOFING - Specialising in reps4> a hurry. Extras included are privacy galore yet minutes away tile bath, combination storm win­ "United States Govern- ' aisea 13>i. 14>,. lO’ s. 18’ ! , 20>i, ■P*.r. ■ * on this 5 bedrqjbm, 2 bath home owner. wanU to sell. Excellent throughout. 25’ living room, large flnanerd at bank rates. _ m .» • a» Pattern No," 3875 contains crochet Ing roofs of all kinds. Also iwY loads o f carpeting, built-in^ air .from the scenic White Alountalns. dows and doors, Ceramo siding, mem nbligslions. dlrccl 231!, 34<1 . Si7.e 14’ i, 35-bust, dress, roots. Gutter work. Chimneya designed for comfortable family location ai>(r price makes, this TOR SAL9>-VEBY FINK modern kitchen, dishwasher, dis­ and guaranteed ) ...... directions—sizes- 13, 14, 16 inclu­ conditioner, dishwasher *ud Boat and motor are Included. For insulation. Large lot, all city utili­ I. Justus W. Paul, Cashier, of the 21 Years of CoRtinuous Customor SatisfaoiioR 384 yards of 35-inch; bipuse, 3’! elekned, r^lred, 36 years' e* living. Garage, workroom for a home to see. 4 bedrooms and draperies. HStcellent 4V4 % mort­ posal, recr.eation room, hot water sive: mfleriai requirements; Dad, laundry area for Mom. CUSTOM TAILORED $ 1 5 ,5 0 0 full particulars phone Ad 9-9711 ties near schools, bus, shopping above-named bank, do solemnly **'**r yards. stitch illustrations. penence? Free estimates Call 1f. Y. heatingting esi-vice, work guaranteed.guarante replacesnent cost. Don't delay. Priced teBfU. rooms, have four well mannered place, baseboard radiation, hot Directori. IGAS, NEW TOliRK 89. N. Y. Print Excellent investment property. State o( ConnecUcuL.County

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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 18M PAG* TWENTY-FOUR lEit^ning l|»ntUi Avorago Dsily Not PrcK JR ^ The Weather F or tba Wdric Eaded Fereeaat ef U. S. Weather M a ah 8. J 888 Wet saew ending teaight Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Hender- Corps Cadeta of the Salvation The American Legion bahd ndil aon, mUalonariea of the American Army wij^meet at the Citadel to­ rehearse tomorrow night at T;30 Robertson Pupils Smmnlatten 1 to 8 tnehee. Low |a AboutTown Board Commlaalonera for-fTorelgn night wldi their leader, Mrs. Peter at the Legion Home. New members 12,634 80s tonight CloiMly, a bit nonmwL are welcome to Jbln the band at Mlaalona. In Portugeae Weat Africa Steyanbon. The midweek service Compare Schools Member of the Audit Saturday. High iM r 40^ ttockvUU Lod£« of Elka will con­ will be guest speakera at the meet­ wittfollow at 8 p.m. and will be this itme, as ityis lust beginning Bureau of OIrealatiea duct a memortu aarvica for Thom- ing tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. lij. conducted by Major and Mrs. John Its spring practice sessions. Of 1900, Today Manchester-^AHlity o / Village Charm Pickup. aa J. Waddell Jr., a ifiamber of the the Buckingham Con^egatlonal Members of the CosmopollUn lodge, a t the Holmea fu n eral Church. A pbtluck aupper ^ 6:30 Club are/veminded Of the Industr/ Robertson School pupila com­ (TWifiNTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1958 (CTasalfled Advertlsiag an P a|o 18) PRICE FIVE C E I^ Home at 8:15 tonight. will precede the meeting'Mlaaion The Manchesier Association of meetln;i^to be held Wednesday at pared the achoolrobm of today with VOL. LXXVII, NO. 189 exhibiu will be on vleyrbefore and Insurance Agents will meet Tues­ the Rt^al McBee Corp., Hartford. thoae in. the early 1900’i for the The annual foUoa and Flra aet- following the m e i^ Gifts for “One day noon at the 3 J’a Rmtau'rant. Registration vdll be at 10 a.m. and baek tournament will be held at PTA laat night. ^ Great Hour of Snaring” will be Howard Johnson of Manchester, luncheon will b* ot ^ P-*” - the Pine St. flrehouae on Saturday, received!. manager of the Connecticut Com­ plant cafeteria. Reservations, Mra. Mary Ann Handley'a flfth H ardi 12, beghmtngTit drSO p.«., pensation Rating Bureau, wilf be must'be mnde by Saturday with grade class depicted a typical 1800 Rebels Say Chairman Kenneth Barker an­ the speaker. - claas, marching into the room Members of Co. No. 2. Town Fire Miss Doris Williams, West Hart­ when a large hand bell waa rung; nounced. Department, are requested to meet ford. . Jobless ‘ The banner and prize for’ the The girls’^ drMsea were covered by at the firehouse at 7 o’clock to­ aTrona and pinaforea, crochet^ * New Clash night to proceed to the Holmes Fu­ greatest percentage of parents MIm Barbara Smith will appear handkeri^lcfa pinned to>‘ their State Police neral Home to pay respects to present at the Nathan Hue PTA in an original 1-act play entered by dresaea and hair arranged with GEN ERAl Thomas Waddell Jr., a former meeting fuesday evening was won Albertus Magnus College, New Ha­ large, colorful tomys. • 'nie. boys 7" member of the company. by children of Miss Phyllis Kie- ven, in the workshop drama festi­ wore knickers or short psnts, neck­ Same: In Sumatra T V SER V ICE baek's second grad^ val at Newton. College, Newton, ties, and: had .''’sHckum’’ on their The commission on membership Mass., on March 23. A sophomore. hair. Mra. Hfcndley wore a dregs of Waahington, March 14 (/P) Singaporo, March 14 (IP)—■ Deya M AE A CaU Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr. Klghta vZaSd Plua Parte and evangelism of the North Washington Lodge, No. 117 LGL, the period. A water bucket .and .i^The AFL-GIO wiid today •Fighting broke out again to­ Methodist Church will meet will meet tomorrow night at 8 and Mrs. Oval J. Smith, 125 Main ■ mer was in the classroom. The TEU MI 8-8482 o’clock in Orange Hall. St. ' net conduct of the class In those available data indicates that day between Jakarta govern­ morrow night at 8 o’clock. unemployment in mid-March ment troops and rebel forces / days was portrayed.. / Mrs Florence Wood's sixth grade )■ at least as high at in Febru- near Pakanbaru. the oil cen­ of 1B58 showed how a present day S fy , instead of showing the ter in Central Sumatra, -the class is nbnduoted, 'With student paMiripation. .The program dem tMual seasonal improvement. rebel radio reported. onslrated how the scope of teach' The ^tlmate was made In a The government of President Intriguing? ir.emoraraum sent by AFL-CIO Suksmo announced yesterday that H eir Born Bullets Hit ing has widened. parstrodpcrs had esntured nil Parents viewed work of children Freaident G ^'g ' Heany to Preel- . Oakland,^Calif., March 14 (Sn on . display in the library. Victor dent Eisenh^er to support Labor’s field* of the AmMlcah company eontoitlon the economy Is tUll dc- Caltex after 'Seising Palcanbaru. — Dr7u. Dean-Hoaklns *aid to­ Bwanson, president of Die Man-r To HanieTs day newR^ii* '«ife i* expecting Woman on Chester Improvement Assh., asked allnlng. TT.e rebels later admitted they had .Ifeany sent an accompanying Withdrawn 'from the town of fiO.OOO. quadriiplets i* "the moat chal­ the group to support a mova to lenging and Intriguing event ||n" have Robertson Brook enclosed. latter to EtaenboWw saying "every The broadcast from the rebel eurrenc economic imjicator demon-1 mountain capital of Buktttinggi Of Monaco our live*.” , Neck, Head Mrs. Stanley L ucas announced for­ atrates that the recCMlon has n o t; alHO said Tapanuli province in "We are both delighted and mation of a first aid course. The aurprlaed. Our th r^ MUghter*. nomination committee nameth^-to- -Kit the bottom. anA-tl>p,-thersLJa w MnntP Curio, Maf-ch 14 (/P) Br JEWELL JACKSON every need for ImmediiKc ectlon.” had remalnearuncommitted in the „ . A 12. and 14 -,y4ara- old, - are . eludes Mrs. Irene Hanklnaon, Struggle between the Sukarno gov-1—Princess Grac^ of Monaco pretty exrited. too, Md wALtra T iaB ^^ chairman; Mrs. Doris. Rlvoaa and : v.l!^ AFL^no report w^nt to the t White House before" Eimimhower; emment and the out-laland rebel*. I today gave birth to a baby "They haven't a preference ' 3tate Police are sifting clues Mrs. Eva Mott. for b-other* and »i»ter*,” he Mrs. Floyd WtchelL Mrs. John met -with his cabinet this morning hbd pu*ted It* military commander i (hg new'^ heir to the today in an attempt to solve^ Baldyga and their hospitality com­ to review the nation's economic appointed by Jakarta. | of thts Mediterranean ;arid. "TTiey’ll take whatever the murder of Mrs. Evelyn 01- ' mittee served Ice cream cake roll migtot. The radio *ald rebel troop* nrincinalitiV th-y get." sen’ Seddon, 33, of Rt. 32, ‘Tltc memo supplied statistics unde^ the command of Col. Ach- pr^ncipaiuj/ Mra. Dorothy Hoakina, 36, and coffee in the acUvlty room. The fornji^r Hoily\vood , ihovlc was told that medical-tests Mansfield, found yesterday in The attendance award 'was wOn Far Family Health and Happiness indicate that burinass aa well mad \Hu**cin began attacking queen'* firet *on—PrlpeC' Albert by Mrs. Handley’s fifth grade,, ampio3unent has been deterkn-atlng. , Jakarta government force* that andix-ray* shewed huadniplets. a car on Valley Falls Rd., Ver­ The prediction that unemploy-j seized Pakanbar.t airfield and the Alexandp4 Loul* Pierre—displace.* They are due In May. non. and ment now la tha aame aa or higher j, town Wedpesdoy in a paratroop ' bi* 13-jhonth-oid *lster. Princes*' An autopsy performed at Hart­ HALE’S Self Serve Meat Dept.i attack. ' jC a r i^ e In the line of *ucce**ion Prove To Yourself That than the S,l7S,000 total counted In , ford Hospital showejd Mrs. Sed­ NEW CAPE, noo iq. ft. mid-February waa baaed on ah- to riile oVer 3,000 aubjeeta, and don was shot twice, apparently at DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS TODAY WITH CASH SALES | Hu*«ein hinjeeif went on nr the n nair J 'I 20.000 habitant*. ' $15,550. Call No\v~ alyala of Unemployment (Jompen-: Iranian Ruler cloB# range. Powder burns were PINEHURST MEATS aation (UC) benefit claims. The palace »aid the baby was found on the vtctim’s neck, The memo said the rate of theae j to Central Sumatra. . aT j State Police questioned >the dead Thi' R. F. Dimucf' Co. Divorces H is woman's husband, William P. Sed- ★ St» Patrick's Day Specials ★ ore the FINEST clalma over 1837 haa increased i V a ' child are doing fine. Ml 9-524S from 60 per cent for the week of I had said they were not informed ^ birth came | : don, and a man identified only aa HALE’S a "former boy friend." at Stafford Feb. 8 to more than 90 per cent for [Where.they weia heading, when from several young * S&W GrEM Maraschino C h o rrits---- battft 39e the week of Harch L It said claims !they left Jakarta Yor the CeOtral laundresaedi Young Queen Springs barracks until after mid­ in New England... who appeared at a palace window. night, but said neither is being • Virginia Dor* Emarald Cook Aid . . . 2 bottios 29e Dubuque’s Mississippi would have to drop more-than 200,- Sumatra assault. One of them shouted. "The baby 34S-mll-' payments. Bhah Downcast PREMIER Uon borrowit*. proposed by the Governor touched on Uri*, Court sources asid there waa no a culvert, located a -few feet from . . . W* have plenty of center cut pork chops y . . loin Indian Rioting (Continued on Page Ten) where the car waa found, cleaned roasts of po^^k . . . -wonderful largajresh sausage at T8c llr., . , Governorv to finance en ^eterated program by suggest-1 official hint of the ruler's next j For UN Arms Talk APPLESAUCE out In hopes that the murder weap­ and the finest hot sausages at 88e ib. hlgh^way construction p^ram. automatic check^ rlting' bride or whether the Shah would T«-r 4* 11 A 1 niarry btfasA^ making a trip to I on might he there. Loin Lamb Chops Limberton, N. C., March 14 machines be Installed jn local La-, Return to Scene — Ku Klux Klan Grand WTzard to t« k ' l\gb1*'rrbllf €i: Japan. Formaea an^the "ITnlted : Moscow. March 14 (iPi — The "aw early date the chances of a James, W. Oale was sentenced handling of payment*. ■ 1 "AM. A A rilA r w i state* in May. Officiair kaid he was : Soviet government said today it | sOrtimit agreement on disarmament He and Captain Rundle returned Lb. RIB RO A gm day to 18-24 monthslmprisonment Uam* ^ - ...... downcast over the di\Wce and will not take part in the work’of would be about *ero,( to the murder scene this morning. LAMB PATTIES 3 5 c BONELESS or STANDING for' inciting an Indian riot.' to rinahei project, that "the State, an probably will not marryXjn the any U.X. Disarmament Commis- .. A Foreign Ministry spokesman Mr*. Seddon was founds lying FRESH CHICKENS LEAN CHCrCK OBOCND „ , |_ , hlii» suit i Department feels can be f P*P“ '***^".^|5** Soggy Snowfall, near future. \ slon where the Communist nations J *aid the western plan to take up across the front seat of the car. k a ^ le._ ^ p p er in ad^^^^ bV the middle of the 1 Cl*'’*" " a h . v s he _ _ J j The ex-queen remained irt^se- m. e8c and-a pearl atickpin in his black 1959 regular seaslon of the Aasemi! limited extension of unem- are OMlnunvhered. , disarniamem problem* before an Ten) PINEHURST HAMBURG I I f . I n g s I l g k C I l A k a f f ; elusion in the Iranian embassy in A stalem e^ by the Foreign j e.xpanded tLN. Disarmament Com- (toBMued on page Ten) May Be ServedNHot e r Cold COOKIE For Your TV Snack White rock fre^h native chickens are the finest tie. but atubble-bearded from a jjly - i ployment benefits. AllA/llV/O , Cologne with her parents .and heK available . . . At one time we sold these plump tender FOR MEAT LOAF night in jail, stood rigid as he The *345 mlUion asked by the I BaldWih told a newsman yester- .linistry said this policy also ap­ mission and the Security Council \ IMPORTED lb. 4»c ■ 1 brother. But In a statement dia es to the disetission of the would distractXfrom measures to SPECIALS three pound average mostly for large frying chickens. Save on Seaaoaed. heard the Governor would finance a program j By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tributed by the West German press•ss convene a summit conference. Premier Hand 1 d Form er KIm tor the next 6 veara, but the Re- (Continued on Page Nine) disarmament problerii'-.before the and Packe< Now they are just as much in demand for roasting. LAMB PATTIES Spring may )ie just around the office she' said she had agreed to U.N. /Security Council •'Thia plan play* into hands of Sunahlne Chocolate rt-^ 1 JaiiMis Geriand mrtinof are cool to the idea ofj the divorce "in the interests of the tho.se who desire to prevent a sum­ Nat Cootdea PO RK ROLL vjhh. 6 9 c Stuff them with Pepperidge farm seasoned stuffing Special a t S5c lb, Reidaville, N. C..-.conricted present session to] corner but toriay’a storm had The ipinlstry's M^^^ment (luirged Bulletins . . . buy one for a small family—2 for a large .... STEWING liAMR the 38-year-old. MSqon, a. C.. program that would extend i ■t dumjred up to 10 inclie* o{ soggy future of the nation and for the that tlie United' State* was tt:^ mit conference,” a apb^eaman said. TOMATOE Nablaro FORELEGS, NECKS preacher, drew a 6-12 month a«»-^ 1959 Parking Ticket snow on some part's of Connecticut welfare of the people." : ing to aggravate the- rituatlon He aaid many yeara of experience from the AP Wires YOU CANT GO WRONG WHEN THESE FARM with the U.N." Disarmament Com-. Fancy Creet i/i Lb. 4 5 c lb. 28c tence. More for 39 Weeks before noon. “I am prepared to sacrifice my "and pile up obstacles to a sohi-, -<,7-. - . .... Xu',,.. . SWISS CHEESE FRESH CHICKENS ’ARE FEATURED AT $1.59 KNUCKLE SOUP BONES Not Govenidr’s There was more of it In store own happiness because his ma­ tlon of the disarmament problem 'I " W "" had proved its in ^ lity to Ednoater lb. 18o h.a ' There 1* increasing Republican , for parts of the state before the jesty the Shah consider* It neces­ bv cpnvening^ convening the U.N. Disai ma- *°''’e 4he East-West deadlhck on each, 2 for $3.10. Judge Oawson 1- support for a proposal to extend' disarmament. TAX SLASH STALLED tinea PEPPER LOAF Vt L^ 4 0 c kept the Mansmen fidgeting in ^ e I compensation bene- , Providence. R. I., March 14 storm ends. The Weather Bufeau sary that the constitutional mon nient Commission." 1^'ashington, March 14 (4^ ^ Sise Cana We have extra large chfcken breasU and tender prisoners- dock throughout the ^ presetit 26.weeksi tf) -Gov. Abraham'Ribicoff got at Bradley Field; Windsor Locks, archy b* perpetuated"through sue (The____ United , ______Stales. and other ■'This is because a majority of Senate leaders turned back to* ibler MORIARTY farm fresh Chicken Legs . . . Fowl . Caponettes. morning, awaiting his judgment. maximum to s period of 39 weeks. a ticket on hi* car yesterday - , said western sections . of . the o state Cession to the throne in a (tlrecb*ffe.stern n.ations had hoped the the members of the U.N. Disarma­ day another nttempt to rush Cinnamon Crisp INTRODCOTORV OFFER A jury, out-43 minutes, convict-| The GOP Unemployment Com-, but it wasn't issued by a police-, | '■““>'1 4 to 8 inches ' line of sons from generation to Soviet Union would end its boycott ment Commission belong to west-" through a tax cut—this one an a cans NINE LIVES Pet Foeg • ; more snow. j generation." the- statement said. snd attend a U.N.- Disarmament ern military alliances." he added. eHort to slash excise tajtes by BROTHERS Free wbeM you mail, the labels •d the pair on first ballot yester- pensation Bill provide, for . the: man. "TThey blocked sll efforts to RINGS Lb. 7 9 c day. ! extra 13 weeks of benefits to be-; A Woman told police she saw Heaviest fall Ava* reported in Soraya reportedly had refused to Commi.aslon meeting to be called ^,200,000,000, Including the one HI Center St. from 6 Nine Uvea Pet Feed cane. Norfolk where 10 Inches hsd ac­ shortly. reach a reasonable solution of the on automobiles. A voice vote Give To Your Speriat Cat Food FeataM The charges stemmed from the , come available atrtomatlcally in re- i a young man put the ticket on disarmament problem and used MI 8-8185 Indian raid of a Klan rally near I ceasion perloda when the number' the Governor's car, parked near cumulated before noon. Th4 (Continued on Page Ten) I Diplomats at the U.N'., who r e ­ ahouled donn the propoaal spon­ SEE US FOR A GOOD VARIETY OF NINE LIVES CAT FOOD Weather Bureau said other areas cently outlined western strategy the disarmament commission sored by Sens. Douglas (D-IU), fora . 2 cana 27c Maxton last Jsn. 18. Several hun-1 of insured unemplo.ved reaches a : Brown University where he had RED CROSS dred Lumbee Indians, fired by Klan 5 p«r cent peak, .'speaking engagement. in northwestern Connecticut re­ said.' 'a a Security " Council meeting ; h***'*'!' a screen for ^e arma- Paatore (D-RI) and Potter (B- ^ (All Tuna Bed Meat) Police promised to find ' the ported 5. or more inches. Below mighl be held about March 25 to fice being pursued by the Mlcb). cross-burnings near Indian resi- Governor Ribicoff has proposed weatem powers. LenfenTreal! SEA FOOD ^ rV<"0ru dences five day* before the r*ll.%’>, that the presem 26 weaka of maxl- motorist who had been tagged free/.ing lemperatutes were report- pass upon a resolution giving Its shot up. the meeting and sent the j mum benefits, now restricted to and who passed his ticket onto i ed in these area*., ' blessing to private talks tf the "The Soviet Unlbn cannot recon­ BLASTS POUCK CHIEF. Oenerall.v the accumula'lion was NewsTidbits cile itself to such a situation.” ^ P £ C / A L / DEUCIOVS 25 to, 30 armed Klansmen .scurry-! those who had a year of steady em- Ribicoff's car. Soviet still refpaes to participate IVashlngiOn, March 14 tJh—• • Ingfbr safety. fixed at 1 to 2 inches in most .sec­ in the disarmament commis.sion. He recalled that the Soviet .Sen. 5frClellan (D-.Ark) today Sp.ti -a ll l>f I ( PEPPERIDGE FARM tions in the state's southern and Culled from AP Wire.s Union had proposed a permanent FROZEN Tbe state’s case binged on tesU- i (The western position, at that denounced authoriUea of ' She­ A M« 1 Of H «» b i t* 1J mony by Rolieson County Bberlff I eastern counties, time was described as flexible disarmament commission repre- boygan County. Wis., tor - not TIIRNOVERS 'ITie storm which began during however, the math objective being sentihg all members of the United APPLE Malcolm McLeod. He testified he j Bela Varga, last freely elected calling a grand Jury to inveati- Continued Thrpugh Thl* Week learned of intense Indian resent­ the■.lie night111* 111. iiewiei.i^.idecreased inIII 1 Inten.sity.11-...... at , . f &,,no-«rtso PBrfisment 1°to get tnethe aovieiSoviet Unionunion imointo a rounnround Nation*-, «at the 12th U.N. General* gate violence. In the 4-year-ohl JUICE GLASSES ORANGE 5Br box Leopold Sickf Remains daybreak. Above-freezing tempera-, of Hung rta . private talks which might take Assembly RASPBERRY ment of the Klsn and'drove to) til.... In Ih> m asts! aress )e».4ened pr«.ved In L. b. bennte Iona., tor , ____".e. Mi.. I He ssi<( Kohler strike. McClellan spoke 4■ pi i-.’i.-i! .■ ’d « i' If ■ I.! ( APPLE DUMPLING Cole'* home and warned him nofl tuies in the coastal areas les.sened HuneAria"'M^ j pp'parts’ or package* of "the dis-1 He said the Weal's plan for a nut after police Chief Steen drlying danger. "IVaffic moved with disarmament commission of Heimke of. the city of Sheboy­ f'uiid ui m 'lid higi-ii •! • n<5 Sensational Low Price APPLE BOLLS Me ■ to hBId tha rally. The fact that the ridding "the fetters of Communist members did not, solve the proh- APPLESTRVDEL 78e little difficulty on most major thialldom" . . . Bethel Democratic gan. told the Senate Rackets NEW TEltAS CABBAGE . . . _____ . . . . . 2 lbs. 19c (Continued on Pngo Tan) In highwajT, Western diplomats said unless i Committee which McClellan ON PINEHURST SHURHNE CUNO . The Weather-Bureau gave this Town Committee endorses Thomas (Continued on Page Ten) J. Dodd for U. S. Senator . . . private' talks could be arranged at I Heads, “You' never lived In a FROZEN exnlanatton of the storm; town where the people are to CAUFORNIA ASPARAGUS .. ... lb. 39c Chicago, March' 14 tAb —Still 1 "A deepening coastal storm off' Army helicopter flies f ^ and fuel p e a c h h a l v e s 2 9 c From NABISCO shaky after a nauseating aufonro'-; olneesed with fear.” ^ bile ride from Slateville Pris(in, j ' the M arjland coaat--ls expected to '"m hi” SOUPS RARERIPES ...... 2 bnnehas 25c In heavy syrup. OREO CREAMS Fascists_ Battle jmove rto’rtheastward today passing p ^ " •'‘1 1 " homes in northern large bag S7c . .... - ( . • ex-convict N*^**®” Leopold today] FIRE DESTROYS INN • east of Cape Cod during the after-i-K®”*?*-' Farmington, March 14 .(ja — CHOcn PINWHEEL8 47® spent hia second day of freedom j noon. ■ Precipitation associated with ! Yugbstavia officially (leclare.s It Ike, Macmillan to Plan 24 Oz Cent CALIFORNIA ENDIVE ...... lb. 19c RYE THINS S8e In Chicago, scene of the crime ,for The Woodshed Inn, a dining ea- Reds in Rome i this system wilt probably be in the j i* against foreign bases In general tablishnrient, was destroyed by TOMATO JOICf’* ^ S«tmwc* - • •, .morning. There was no esttmat® CBEAM OF SHRIMP hiMal weMea If, worldV tpoat pubUdzed convict i times during the middle pan of the : Army helicopter loaded with groc-fOn Summit Conference eXAM CHOWDER TEMPLE ORANGEl 7 .;.. .. .T7^ 7i7 . . dac. A 9< Window Shader] -: - fodds -— ------From SUNSHINE------4Bid—OomBMinist—d^Hities—turned of damage. The blaze broke out Jliid cussts, p.o. BOX is4, Italy’s Chamber of Deputies ftito a ; A^d^M^Bro ' day. cries, medicine and fuel oil to fly ht B a.m. with volunteer firemen VERNON 10, N.T. NEW CHOCOLATE NUT to aid of .about 20 snowbound fam­ nr. MclNTOSH APPLES ...... 3 lbs. 35c COOKIES, Ib. bag 48c{ “Aci'umulatlon.x of 1 to 3 Inches By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER . this country to invite him to stop' from three companies la Farm­ Moda fo Onlar GREEN PEAS 2 P k g a 31c Famous fo r Tears free-for-sH fiat fight that left seven ^ University' of- Chicago. of wet 'Show sre likely over much' ilies near Smith Center, Ka.s Washington. March 13 (jP)—Prea- briefly in Washington for a gen-, ington and In .Avoi) responding. persons Injured. of the ares with accumulation as i studies h.V Oklahoma Medical Re- Bring your old rollers in.and HYDROX 28c Leopold, a diabetic, became alck ident Eisenhower and Prime Min­ eral (iiscuasion with the President save 88« per shade. -Oommunlst-AlUed’SoclAlisU s n d , . - . . ^ high as 4 to 8 inches likely over search Foundation raise the d'*” ' ister MacmltTan will meet hlh-e in and the Secretary of State." ! $12,000 MIHSINO 'Bgtfij’Oiocten. 15 Os. Pkg. some Center deputfM also Joined i least' six times during a fast - the Borshlre.s. tlon whether exce.osive protein in Eisenhower and Macmillan met. Sliced, Strawberries 33£ 40-mile ride to Chicago after his; June to coordinate U.S.-Britlih Enfield, .March 14 i/T’'—-Joseph In the battle, which erupted ak the the diet may lead to coronary planning for a summit conference twice last year in Bermuda last : . Wojnar, a nurserynnui. today im sw m ! (Chamber considered a bill to give release yMterday from' Stateville (Conttniif-d on Page Eleven) heart disease. March and in Washington laat Oc-j From KEEBLER Prison near Joliet. The automo­ with Russia. . . reported to police ..that $12,000 Boston Serve Strawberriea. and Save 8c Lb. On CLUB CRACKERS 8te legal recognition to the Italian par­ Long Island Railroad announces The W’hlle House announced the tober. Both also attended a meet- ] to 6IS;000 In bills he kept In n Ice Cream PINEHURST SHUHFINE COCO-CREME tisans who fought against fascism bile in which fie was driven to the ws X • • e -incf***' •" passenger fares averag- t l COFFEE . Brown apartment halted 'frequent-. meeting will be held June 9-10. By Ing of the heads of government of | cloth bag covered by books In Us j a T O r w r SEALTEST ICE CREAM SVfDWtCH 48iB during World Wnr II. Such recog­ Poliee C llief O llllS tng 5.9 per cent .starting April 8 that time the Issue of whether to the NATO countries in Paris in' home is missing. Acting PoUc® cream pic (Save 15c> •/] Gal. $1.00 Any grind, Ib. bag 79e nition would allow the partisan* to ly and the 53 year old I.eopold , ^ ‘ . The 15-yea r-oW boy who staggered, to tlie roadside. a.shen hold a summit conference will t^cember. i Ihief Walter Skmver quoted A ll THREE MIXES EOR COMPLETE DKSERT MAXWKLL claim penaiona and othCr x-eterans’ Blabbed a fellow student at West- very likely be settled, official* be­ While House pres* secretary i Wojnar as saying hr last aaw th® CHASE A SANBORN and nauseated. A f l e r H i s W i f e S u e s port High School in Kansa.s City COFFEE, Ib. can 88c Iwnefits paid the Army. lieve. and most of them aay pri­ James C. Hagerty waa a.sked j money in denominations np to • m io w CAKI MIX • lOtTOM^CtlAM milNS MIX From RATH' Bloody noses, black eyes and Unless his condition Improves, | Monday expelled indefinitely by vately they are sure there will be 6100 three months ago. Ha anW Leopold is expected to remain 4nJ wliether the new .talks would In- i ------!------• CHOCOIATI ICINO MIX HOUSI $1.00 Value U fe Adv. . . swollen fingers demonstrated the ' Hamden. March 14 (>Pi — Police School Board...... a conference. .. etude discussion of the possibility j he kept the bag of eorreney In n IPANA IN SQUEEZE VAOJPACKED the Brown apartment until ar-j Chief Frank E. CaUahRO •‘id'l'Jn- HELENE’S PURE Bottle 81.18 'vi< lence of the fight, one of 'the New Britain native Norman J. Other subjects expected to come of a summit conference with So- ■ box of bfioks in the Ubraiy e( hia com a " Ideal For Lenten Meale COLD CUTS worst in years in the turbulent rangements are Completed for his) ly resigned from the force last Mackiewlcz, accused - cop-killcr ■ ^ Elsenhower-Macmillan home where he Uvea srtth hto CASTILE SHAMPOO departure for Puerto Rico, where he r.e Firw-i/iQ lull Sun* ^ _w. Viet leader* if there waa no deei-. 18-os. bottle 4Bc HAM 'n CHEESE Italian Parliament. night, a few da.vs after Vila wife who broke out pf Flbrid.s jsil Sun sessions include cooperation be­ Sion on holding a meeting by early | parents. ' 3 Cane 99c CHOPPED HAM Four deputies and three chamber is to serve his parole working. in filed ani..anpu)ment suit asyirg he day, raptured without a'flgbt last tween the United States and Brit­ June. He said that under such cir-l Save 10c a t Plnehurst (Reg. 4 for 48c) BOLOGNA enaployes who tried to break up a small mission hospital in the had marri^ti k*'' illegally. night In South Florida’s "greatest ain in atomic energy ’ develop­ cuiustances lie would a.ssumr the FLUNKED MATH BOSTON CREAM PIE On Eveiy Purchase of Save at Plnehurst on GENOA SALAMI th fight were treated at the Parlia­ mountains' near the town of Ad- ^ Cfcttaneo. named chief laat OCt. manhunt of recent years.. .'Toll ments. U.S. supplies of nuclear talks would deal with that matter' Washington, >Iarch 14 <#> — , 4 ROLLS HUDSON ELSIE-DEE BREAD PARTY I.OAF ment infirmary. ' Juntas. 114. gave no reason for his resigna­ revenue officials estimate Conne«'ll- missiles for British' bases. Middle among others. - Dr. Wernher VOn Braun con­ ALSO TISSUE—4 rolls'88c Full stse Ipaf Ho DRIED BEEF It waa the third violent outbreak Yesterday’s ride which made hl.m , tion, which was promptly accept- lait will lose alMiiil 17 million due Eastern problems, East-West trade Diplomatic experts said th a t: fessed today that be had flunked OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 • CLOSE FRIDAY AT 5:30 In the Chamber in.less than a ill was the fastest Leopold ha* ever : |ed by the Board of Police Commli- to lack of-conneefinfe facilities be­ dasses In mathematics , and DUGGAN’S and a leview of condition* In the even if the decision to hold a sum- ] VENETIAN BLINDS ARNOLD’S ' month and the - second detonated taken A friend wlto picked him, : slonei £. tween Cdnnecticut Turnpike snd Far East. m lt conference.had been made b y phvaica when be was It or 18 *; s o d e r h Ol m ’s s l e n d e r KEY up at the prison gates .drove the Tlie board had no Comment, New York State.. .Chester Bowles yeara old. But the Gernaan-bom PUMPERNICKEL by the question of wartime parti­ Will Speak at Depauw then—and they consider it likely PROTEIN BREAD 28c KRAFTS PHILADELPHIA sans. Fascist deputies are fighting car at speeds reportedly up to 80 | i zlniply annouriclng the lesigAation said General Assembly should ac- Macmillan will dellver’a com.- problems of western strategy lu: expert ef ttie UJL missile and BREAD 27c CREA5I CHEESE mile* an .hour in an effort to shake > and the appointment of Robert S. satellite progriim 'advised. cen- FREE PARKINfi CRACKER BBL. CHEESE recognition of the partisan*, many | mencement address June 8 at De- approaching, such a meeting and ofr E. A JOHNSON PISTACHIO (Grwn) of whom are Communiat*. off purstUng newamen. JiThatcher ss the new chief. TTialchr flghUng^unemployment.[luing unrinpioyi.il/.... ___ , , . naiiw Universityuniversity at Oraencaatle, the policies to be followed there,! . greesmea te give IMPORTED SUCED SWISS Pleads for Privacy ■' er said he was "shocked by the Riot breaks out between Irish P®“» universivy EarepInrepenn practice of abewbiE The CORF. I ICE CREAM 48c . PARTY DIP Premier- Adone Zoll hzd barely 'would dominate the Elsenhower-1 J.W .H A LC opened the debkte, aaying the parti­ ■Leopold., who, Waa met by a large news” pf cattaneo’s resignation.' ' Natlqnatlat pfUoners and i ..Iphe President” the White MacmUlan discUsatona.— ______more eoncem in P A IN T 6 0 . Cattaneo was a popular officer. Jhirof Oir Store sans’ banners should "fly alongside group of newamen, photographers, eacaw *tonrl^ron*rUn^^^ i announcement sgid. "ba# SecreUry of'State Duties, whoKlarg® for the gifted eWK manchnster omm the gkN-lous flags of owe Army." and radio and, television personnel More than 1,000 person* attended . ___ ;— tima the sleweat ehOfl la 40* C * . 728 B u n Street Plnehurst Is Open Thurs. and Fri. Nights till 9;6Q (OenRnoed on PngeOTwelve) 1 elnM.” c o r n e a priaonera’ cell’Jbiock... . or tba i visit to MAIN ond OAK STREETS ' Phone MI 9-4501 - (Con tin and nii Fag® TTw-sirs) (CautUHied Thir4«aa> NATHAN LEOPOLD (CenGnued on Page ’llilrteen) - r r i ■' ■ ' 1 ■ /' r,''.- ' /