V-^ ' ■" ■» - , * ■ -r ■ ;*: ■■ I ...... :> \ : , • ■}. . I V, I - f • ,," «. » THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 198< PAG* TWENTY ^Imrb^Btpr lEttening ^rralb AveniBe Dally Net Prase Run 1 . Far the Week'EMM The Weather AprU l u c Fereceat af D. 0. WaatAar B v a a e 12,020 Cleariagr rontlaiMid rHA $a- LOCATION . Member of the Andlt alght. Low 2S,'- Satunlay JOrt- Bareau e l CIrcalaaSa ly rhwdy md aeekewkat wAnM . High la low 500,, “v , Recently when a new resideiit of St. Paul Drive, learned that he waa talking with WalUr Odrman in Pinehurst, he RE CElEtRATIW C. wanted to know if, ■ "with Raymond Gorman’s insurance sl|tn clock on the side of Pinehurst building, and the Gor. VOL. LXXV, NO. 171 man. Buick Agency across the street, we called this loca H f f l t O M I 1 tion'Gorman’s Comer." ' • V- That’s the flrst time that quest ion. has been put to us. . '302 M A IN ST. ^ I Block North of Armory but w* do frequently hear our address referred to as - ^ Chocks Coshod • PINEHtnifiT CORNER.’; Parking Lot Corry Out Sorvieo 'A great many tedder Pinehurst steaks have been eaten- / OPEN FRIDAY ToYour^Sar ’ by Manchester residents, and many changes made in the ' .//■ food business in the .years Pinehurst haq been here at the/ NIGHT TILL 8:30 comer'‘'of Main and Middle ’Turnpike. /; OPEN TONIGHT PerhatM one of the greatest changes has been in frozen THURSDAY TILL B^O foods. When Pinehurst started to handle froren foods.. there was little variety to offer, and we had'to do a sell ing Job to sell what we had. Our flrst frosen food ca^ \ n i t l i t gi-obably coat $500.00 and now we pay Allied Engineering ' Got Fat Free, Waste Free' almost $6,000 to get enough space in which to d(sl)ta.V all st-Wesi Relations the new and wonderful things in frosen foods; Round Steak .. r , Rump The Herald’s IJdnor-Wiiiiiiiig Page On Sirloin Tip PILLSBURY \ British^ Reds Begin Eye Round faiiaariilMPoaaaMMM Four Years Prison Roasts ot. V ■ PIECRUST 2 Pkgs. 2Vci Pinohurst. Fipxen Fqo^ Values Low p«iilfr>' prices msy not PlLl^tBURY \ - I please our Tony Buysse wWo is inihg ■ V ' ■ Wc proiUiaed you some special frosted food a "chicken farmer" as well as a For Four Convicted MISSISSIPPI Pinehurst Most Ciitjer. but A N G EL FO O D M IX Pkg 43d Carefully Selected Beef, Always 'Well-Trimmed At Hale's ranto. “Ts,« •’■f ■ \ .r ' .values this wpek and we also offer you many hew I ; ' By . Wil l ia m L. RYAN' ■-9 ■ . BACON, lb. 49c they dertalnly are pleaain4' to j New HavenV/.pril 20 East-West world; ^ SHORT, Premier Bulganin tow the British! problems. He seemed determined !ton today impo.sed prison sentences on five of six defendanto ’Try our new exciting’Muller’s fresh frosen Oriuigs re Soloctod Choice Bread. Date and NuLBread nr Dari-Rich Chocolate Cream j oaaousf SIRLOIN today he expected a gradual, step | to isvoid any propaganda fanfare. | irusTCported convicted in a Smith Act trial here. The sixth defendant Pinohurst R IB ..... Cake. Farm Fresh b.v step improvement in E a s t - - This interpretation ,has been ceived a suspended sentence and probation. t ■ $ HOMCMADC West relations.’ bolstered among obseivers here by Fou*" defendants received four-year prison terms, one year " OVEN ROASTS aChun Kin Cantonese dinner of Chicken, Almonds. Chop Pinehurst HOT ROUS Blit there mere ihdicatioiia the ; the tone of Moscow Radio, which 6uey, Oriental Rice and Egg Rolls ral'ay appeal to you. TDPPfO MW JAM Ofi U0/wy»> - I.e Ao wnroi ootMosM »«ii» mi»osm iili Nte AnimdMM Joseph DImOw of New Haven smiling from a two-hour con •«*h 1‘vlnw Hnsefst K.etu' ■*- asOs nr eOMiOieonoiitiM «o MH ' lb. 89c We' will have fresh Chicken once. An appropriate Russian say •««M •sogi«« * — * SW.I ---«■ - IT-"- emeiimmei ftemSSS was sentenced to three years In ference with Prim’e'Minister Eden AinAmow lUit fr* t t i s s r j k'thMP$ *<0 OflIoL l|_ prison. Of New Atti Our good friend Nick Nobile, special Birds Eye Breasts and Chicken Legs . . . JAM ' j?/ 29c male’s Good HamnurR 3 ijw $1.00 ing is that Moscow was not built 00' »a)»n . UMor :• rT«r.i>ai* Vewh~ . 41 Nut < i ____ _ representative will be here with free balloons and and Fred Miller of Coventry at 10 Downing St. in a day." •qsMHM • pro* ■ Bm«0| James Tats of 'Hartford was will • bring in piling tender fjiqnfrr od' Slldeast Bulganin added: aentenred to three years, sus Jerusalem,, April 20,^iP)—A rash Chopped Round Io1lypop.s for the children (and for the adults, too) The two Soviet leaders left the ■.vo'ing. Hale’s Leaner Bn I Ground 2 Lbs 31.00 "We believe an improvement of pended, and put on probation for of incidents on th^armaU-Jnrdan Bteak lb. 79c . , . Nick will see that ample stocks of these spe conference,'in which the explosive relations between us. development iow lau P u iIm 4 five years. cial frosted food values are ready for.you . .. . If Middle Ekst dominated the agenda, of our ties and contacts, will be Take Arab V Judge Anderson followed the border anfl Egyptian reports of FOW L FOR f r ic a s s e e without making their usual ges violation of the^aw larsctl-Kgyp- you have extra freezer'space', it will be a good idea ij>. achieved gradually, step by step. recomihendatton of U.R. Atty. Lean Ground ^ ^ |Loan Beef Stowing Guts BONEI.ESa SOc tures to attract the attention of "But it is our hope that our visit Simon 8. Cohen In sentencing tian ceaae-flrw^lalmed tha ottstt- Chuck lb; 55e to put away some of your favorites . . . the crowd. ■ ' , to Britain wilt lay a good foundaA Tale. ‘ - ; tion of truce/teams today. Add celery/shd rice . .make jLoUn Yoal Stewing Cuts BONKLK Lb. 49o The Impression grevy/ that the Hon between 'Britain and the) Cohen asked for maxlmumi five- U.N. S^retary General Dag ■ t wonderful soiip with these fresh 10-day Soviet tour — now in its Soviet Union, based on The great .yesr sentences for the others^ A HamniaralcJold pursued his poaea Plnehyrst Hamburg fowl. . . ; ‘ third day - - was settling do\yh principle of peaceful coexistence." term -’'o) that length would ba talks ^Ith Israeli officials la Think of it... you save Ipc on every Farmhouse into a duel of' wits, with Eden in "littls enough” for them, he said, Jerusalem. Bibs. $1.00 Pie . . . not one variety not 2 . . . but on all 10 ^ ^ Q l R a t h 's Black Hawk Bacon is adver- tent of keeping Soviet noses to (OMtinuSd on Page Two) KUsbiuy . 2 ..4^ ____ -- dM. OIMI New Trial tor BAanlcIt Fmr to the south, thres Isadera Varieties... Pinebtir.';! 0nrmem mraraM M - Judge Anderson ordared a new of >he Arab bloc—Egypt’s Pfomlar .l!^**d in Life M^igoiina.Magoiin*. You can g«r ? S E s S hF.s ' \£a *' otom «raiou»MH •• inrani trial for Sidney S. Reanirk of msl Abdgl Nssser/ Saudi A fa C clety ...... Ig. bch. 29c a s S s S ra a e- G a k e M i x e s • eopowMee ' __ •— .■ - - \ ■ F New Haven, in whoas case tha. s’» King Baud and Taman’s iR o rii m e a t piroolKts at jury dlsagreecT Ha denied R e ^ Imam Ahmed—met at Jidda with FARMHOUSE nick’s motion for acquittal. • ths reported aim of tlghtbning/ Cranlierry Sauc^ 2 cans 37c ;aret Captures An eighth defendant, Alfn Arab ties. / WONDERFUL P lls Isoa food at Halo'sJncludas frash tcallopi, eystars, Harder of New Haven, w j Jordan and Israsl swapped Each 4 9 c Pillsbnry Frosting Nixes ir S s ^ - PrivBlr'plBBrr Ihoddock, cod, Boston Blue, halibut. AIsp cantor cut •tiiSFt quitted by. the Jury when/(t re chargea of troublemaktng, In our new frosted food •a ported on March Z9 aftei/deliber- no latest was Israel’s charge Put a > s dozen in your freezer . . . no limit . . . c re a m y O O — flu ffy Iswordfish and tasty mackerfl. ./^ ( th fl a group of Jordanians fired case.s you can sec the food 3 3 e antic Attention atlng aix days. The trlalylastsd flve remember you usually pay 59c for these delicious fu d g e white •TSsr. ' • . - b%« w WHOM pooanr.'Ti *• m * and a half months. from Inside Israeli territory at an better and reach it easier. I ■ ■ - J"' f Israeli military car in the Belth pies. 1- iThis wook wo have again: Pastrami loaf, pops- To the very end, ^1 of the ac» /'"'Ifl^^endence, Mo., Aprjl 20 (/P)—Tranquil, old-fashioned rused protested iMir. innocence Guvrln area of ihe Judean Mils Iparad loof and Virginid stylo ham, for ooty lunchaon end sought to JUMfy their acts. last -night. ’The Israelis were re rn^ielJCndence takes over, today where Monaco left off-^-as a S u ^ p o r t t The court ,sal^ that in spite of ported, lo have returned the fire lor lunch box mools. center of romantic interest for people th^ world over. Mar- the conviction Zt the top (Mmmp- and suffered no.casualties. TRY OUR EXCITING Both aide filed complainta yes Raret Truman, daugh^r of the fornfer President and her own •m7S» Smw ^ niats and th^.qiiprama Court de- particular p r i n c e. a ftandsome,-.------— ------.A— — ■ ■ ■ 0bapS,^M>apS|»MaOH4-l.» .Pf »**»»» Pmt cialoh u p h^ ing tha convictions, terday with the\ Mixed Armistice NEW frozen urbane New 'York newsman. are .9^. «H*. Wpsesw* ^ e»-fm Ut «W '*** (•* raw"* «**• Mk '»ra « e*m i5 and conv^tlona In othsr 'Smith CommiaalonX over bloodshed /Rem^nber you not ptily get Poultry At Hal^s ••myt MU as* pe^Ora. «m om^sm • M rn a s s Wednesday, the day Egypt and Is theae Pot Roast Diiin^rs for BAKERY TREATS' the prlhclpals in the second of the ■■■0* jBiipi •"* ■•*••• • bMM « Mr Act trial^ the accused have "por- week'a big weddings. Grace, Racier tm a, tf «aa> slated Md atlll peraiat" that their ra el. ordered an unconditional but with each dinner Is Strictly Fresh The flrst, , between film star . .SM« Ma» w Kay ira actlvmes did not constitute a viola cease-fire on the Egyptian- laraali 4 avafuRbl«254 coupon. Re- - OViNRiADY Grace Kelly ^ d Prince Rainier of f c v r s s a : s i ’se tion/if the Smith Act. frontier across tha way. Monaco, isyover. Tomorrow, in a ' yfe la.’ A Jordan apolMamai'i said an deem yoyr coupons at Pine- HOWm 10 AQO Rissume Cruise e court held that to "some ex laraali military Mtrol sntsrad hunt. tir more subdued atmo.«phere and tant, there is apparent a defiance", MNIXL in a vastly simpler setting, Mar the law. iouthern Jordan near Kharis ‘vil LAND O'LAKES ^HEINZ TOMATO garet exchange., vows with clifton lage in the HebronX diaurlct and After Weddiiig W-'^'-STv N^S'TkRill* (K sra In fixing the sentences. Judge opened fire after beln|| chat^angad. Daniel Jr., assistant foreign editor , ;tSKr.*-’X.gsaw afg s£,« Anderson said, he had to take those Muller's ■ KETCHUP of the New York Times. ^ } villetranche-sur- mer, France. S t o i c ProiperUy d iS S iild u svsrxx factors into consideration. (Oe'aUaued on Page BUTTER ) ' •tesaf'.MMaar , Dste6^) ORANGE teRKAt) , ra 20 '/P)-Grace Kellv and » aA* ril* « Accused Address Court 2 B o t s . ^ P'-*"';* I” resumed thel^^ Centrover$Y 6n/ihe^$ M ^tth Each' of . the accused addressed IN q u a r t e r s BROWN BREAD f^m the „h?T,.?n,sn iv M*
MANCHESTER EVENING HE r X^D, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1956 PAGBTim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., KRIDAY,. ArjlIL 20, 1956 PAGE THREE
cipallty freliekad until far Into the tivea and Uadera of the oppoelUon Cypriota will b# cloaad aaieept to n^ht. Lkbor party, Includlnff party chief AdnHnistrator Coventry Curfew Clampccl . their reaidenta. . riiiS iW iiW s'j' G race/llainier ^ OottlaK Back t o . Normal Hugh Qaitakell. Police Hunt for Clue The Limassol curfew will con- Monaco are ' catting British, 'in tlnua until April 26. It .waa a privata aftalr. but the On Cyprus Towns normal. The aquare in Dally Mall aaid,it leamad Bulganin Dancing Fellowship •Mup Will Host front of Ralnier'a palace la atlll and Khruachey took a 'Two-hour . T o Missing Matron^ 63 Nicosia, Cyproa; April lO'i/pi - decorated with a doxen ahielda put combined hammering" from Eden Rvory Sat. and Sail. Night in tha CoJor Room Britain took qtim new action to U.S.iMint Caught W BOCrMS S ■A.M. ? * to ? 11 » « P ?J L • 4I W e d d i n g up for the pre-wedding dance featl- 'ainihg and GliurchlH— the lattor Uie coiner Church RaUx of Area Youths val. ■ . . of the phraa# "Iron CurtMn." t«s Angeles, April 20 (Al—♦ betectivea aesrehed the Scott day to quell violence on Cj^pnia, There 1r one notable diftorence. ___-____^______X- lOpRRN and OLD FASHION DANCING Impoting a ntghttim* curfew on 12 In Fiscal Error (Co«tinu»d from Oof) Where le lire. Evelyn Throaby 1 house and grounds March 10. They Covefitry, April 20 (SpecieD-r.'PBi^e -From the moment of Grace'a ar '
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have brought mototeycling'tb a because it pute euch an. employe J'ourth Graders Methodist Youths , A n d o t e r •tats of relatively low repute in Prison GuaFd on the same .aalary‘as a new em .4 public regard in America.’’ ploye entering the aervlee on the yPrcseftl Ways Skyivdtch Schedule To Convene Fund Drive Nets 9101 Donated In Court Pica new schedule. v Urn A profit Of liOl from, the PTA The . union is Local 391, Federa The/tourth grade at the Green The Norwich District Youth melodrama benefit performance For Pay Hike tion of Stall, County and Munlc- - ' f Bcboni presented a program of en Saturday. April *1. $1^1 for Society -i-N^ Employes council 13. Midnight- -2 a^in...... ^ . Velunteers Needed. will hold a rqlly at South Metho>d- was donated to the New York trip tertainment Wednesday to the chii- 1st Church on Saturday, April 2S,nj fund of the eighth grade. The stu TlCen of the school ,3]id yestdrday 2 a.m.-r4 a.m...... Velnnteera Needed. ^ Andcn'^r, April JO (Bp*cli»l) — Hartford, April 30 uih —A state \, ' 4> a.< n.^a.m ...... Velnateefa Needed. begimitng at 3 p.^.’ yow g piepple dents have expressed their thanks prison guard has taken His saMry -to the parents, under the dlrtcUon from the 36 MpCnodlat Churchaa Mrs. Mkrtln B«lMr^ churman of to. all those in the PTA group who n o YOU or their teacher, Wra. Nona P. Mc 6 a.m.—8 a.m ...... EipmaU Roberts, Ptilil O'Bright. helped them kn the project. gripes to court.' If he's euctm- Motorist BlUjmed Cann. 8 a.m.—;10'a.ra...... -...... Arthur Boutferd, Roger Winter. In Ihia area wlK march in a atneet tii« Xiuttr 8m 1 dri%«. hai an- ful, It will mean a ralie foKmost 10 a.m.—12 nOoh...... Douglas Stevens, Cyril Banks. parade at 4 pcm., and each'church ^ e group has now accumulated of the State'! 18.000 employes, A play, ••'fhe Golden Goose." will be repr'eeented by a float pre • » o a ^k» i that $191^ waa received 1304.58. but deeds 3^0.80 for its In Hiker^s peath adapted f/dm an old-Ehiglieh foIk-1 Noon—2 p.m...... '.Dennis Heffron, 'Thomas Ritchie. from 133 contrlbutora. which ex- with a taxpayer' bill attached WANT TO OWN A BRAND 2.pjn.—4 p.m...... •...James Qalanek, Andrew Cavasza. pared to tiluitrate the rally theme, eatimsted expenses. - ‘ * which may top 35 miljion. tale, waa preeenteB by the follow "1 FoUdw -ChrJet'Above All.’’ ce^a the amount received in- pre- They plan to raise the additipnal Hartford, April 20 Of)- bproner ing cpit: Alan Andareon, Kathy 4 p.m.—6 p.m...... Jam es Gelsneli. Andrew Cavazsa. Patrick J. Curran, a. guard at /O p.m., there 'will be a briaf floua campatgna. sum Nvith a food sale which avIII the Connecticut state prison at Loiils W. .Schaefer charged yester Vennkrt, Michael Handler, Thomas 3 p.m.—3 p.nr...... Unda RecknagOl, Carol Chace. be held at the Andover •'School Mlnior. Susan Smith, Terry Gum. 8 p.m.—10 p.ni...... Orin. Mathews. In Center Park when- Mra. Balter expreaacd. her ap Wethersfleld, wanta his salary ad- day. that Oscar Huff of Terryillls NEW 1DS6 PLYMOUTH OR Harold A. Turkington son preciation for the tmvnapeople'a during the ftra.t'weck In May. JustedT-upwards. \ minga.' John Foley, ’ WIlHa’m Mc-ll® P-"'-—Midnight ...... i ...... Vohinteera Needed. Children Baplixed la criminally responMMs for. tbe Coy, Jtohn McAdam, ■ U ■ nda ■ -----DlMan- Skywatch Poet located on top of Mancheeter Police Station. Manager Richard Marlin support of the work of the Conr His lawyer, Johri M. Fitzgerald, will bring gypetlnga and welcome necticut Society for Crippled A new baptispial bowl, given in flied the order ycaterday In Supe highway death of an iinldentlAed no, Charlotte 'Harmofi, Da-vid Volunteers may register at CtvU Defense Headquartfre, Muntcipal memory of -Mrs. Hedwig Sav hitchhiker. . , CHRYSLER! Oden, Alex 2^ubert, Mark Bogll, Building. Manchester, on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from for the town. \Congressman Thom Children. rior Court,'aeking the atate to h . as J. Dodd Will be the principal > Other membera of the / fund age, was 'nsed for the flist lime comply. The hitchhijeer, between 45 and >' \ Robin Brown, Danny Rhodes and p.m., or Tuesday'evening from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. ✓ last Sunday at the First Congre,- 50 years old, wa.4 ktlled Instantly Elizabeth Dawkins. ■peaker. Thdwrogram In the perk drive committee were Mra. Henry . The lawyer explain! the ease V will be tetevlied by New Haven gatlona't Church to baptise the fol this way: when Huff^- car collided with an- The hoys and girls also showed Wrobitnaki. Mra. Henry Skbog and modeled several of the ^elegant Station WNh C-'IV,‘Channel 8. , Mra. WalUr Oatbie. lowing children: Doris May, A State employe It .supposed, to ottier. The hitchhiker was a pas \ dances they had learned during Show of Styles .1 dresses, furt and florill hats’ Mra, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. .Murray senger In Huff's car. their physical education ciasaes. A supper win, follow at the Although the drive ia now olB- reach his top salary, according to Charles A. Robbtns of BOUon church and an evbnlng service at clally closed. Mra. Baker aald that Burns: Carla Rose, Wanda Carol, State law, in four to eight annual Tlie accidem hspivened In Farm Participating In "Gustaf'a Skoal" arid Barbara Ra’e, daughters of were Paul Saari, Blaine Rubera, Seen Successful Notch and her little daughter, 8 p.m. In the church, sanctuary, a t' \ contribulora who have overlooked steps, ington Feh.lO. Colleen, -and Mrs. Raymonit Cal Mr. and Mrs.' Ramon Campbell; ■Thli means, according to the .Schaefer said Huff admitted he roU William McCoy, Kathv Vennart. which C. Glenn Mingledorff, of the aaiidinc In their retuma may ad- Barbara Bales, daughter of Mr. HarVey Joseph, Diene‘Gee, Bruce Mrs. Anlhony Armentano of An houn and tuhall daughter Renee, Methodist Youth. Department dreaa them to her at Andover Lake lawyer, that an employe should hit hed heeu drinking wine from a were other models. Beverly Wilkie' Staff, Nashville, Tenn., -Will be the and ahe will forward then to the and Mrs. James Edwards; Timo top pay in four to ,elght years. bottle he and his pa.ssenger I Marlow, Dolores DelGreco, Stepheh dover, chairmah Of the Fashion thy Ezra, Sbn of Mr; and Mrs. Tlmreck, Nancy Ryan, Paul Bush- and 10-year-old. Tommy Sheridan speaker. ' plain c«ce. ^ Bui, he says, if Slate employes 'loiight In Unlonvllfe. But the Show staged by the Ladles of St, were older juvenile. models who V-: ■ Town GeinnlUee Head* Maxwell B. Hutchlnsdn Jr.; get a general .raise," Ho that the coroner ..added the amount of WANT TO SAVE REAL ■ nell, Kathy Peterman, Mark Bogli, ------______/ . Jbanlne Gay. daughter of Mr. and Nancy Crockett. Bobby -Bonner, Mauric'a, Church. Bolion, and her drew much applause eyery time Come Rain .... Come $hinc At a meeting held earlier this minimum pay for the first year is alcohol In Huff's .system was .13 the.v appeared. The same was true m - week the DemocraUc Town Com Mrs. Oliver Laivallee; .lohn Fred greater, for in.'ance, than the old per rent. A person u.sunlly Is con- Marsha Mitten, Michael Handler, committee, were well pleased with erick, Mary I.#ois. and David Elizabeth Dawkins, Robin Brown, attendance at the show Weilnesday of the young women who. tripped m u te re-electad the foUowing bf- scale after thres years, whsi hap .sUlered drunk with, a reading of MONET! , Charlotte Harmon John McAdams along the-platform in rapid sue- fleers: Chairman, Andrevi’ Gaaper; Charles, children of Mr. and Mrs. pens to lhe_,3-_vear man? I>«es he .1.’) per cent. A evening in St. James’ School hall. Eugene Schwanke; and Dinda, Nancy Begg, David Odell and cession, displaying' co-ordinates, m Smart Fashion^ Coats vice-chairman. Mra John Yeo go to the 3-'yesr step? Or does he TTie hitchhiker rarried no wal Terry Cummings. Proceeds will be turned Into the the new lightweight coats, smart mans; aecrelary, Mlaa Susan Blr-; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1.,mw- Start all over at the butlom. get let. He waa 5-8, weighed 130 rence Tebbetls. "The Norwegian Mountain building fuhd of the new church, hats,, mostly In white, and the mlngham; and treaaurer, Roacoe P. ting more money In his envelope, pounils. had a light 'complexion, March" was done bv Robert Val- ground for which.will be broken Infinitel.v wearable coats for all jrals in Choir rehearsal will be held at but being Just ■ si far from the sharp features and- light brown THEN LO^K AT THESE FABULOUS VALUES OF- white basket handbags. Talbot. the First Congregational Church clulis, Terry Cummings, ChsHotte Sunday. ^ Rewaworthy fashion fabrics. Typical of ^ School Motea mtxlmtim- for his Job sa 'he was hair; Harmon, Danny Rhodes, Diane The backdrop of the stage was , An amusing Incldefit occurred this evening at &:,p''rlook. when he started work ? FERED ^ BURNSIDE MOTORS, INC., JUST SEVEN when Mrs. Ruth Ladd appeared. In the new order o^ raincoats that look John* Clarke, director '-of the library Hours Gee, Kathy Vennart. Roger Par attractively decorited wlth natucal Technical Training School in Wllli- The lawyer, end the union of rott, Nancy Begg, Unda DlManno, flowers and. cutputa. The models a t>retty blue print with the high- ■ Is. like amart fashion coats arid can be worn The Andover Library will be MILES AWAY IN EAST HARTFORD. cut T^ack In front. Misa Campbell manUc, vialf^I the eighth grade open this evening ■ from 7 to’ 9 prison guards which hired him to FOR RENT John Foley, Dotorea DelGreco and entered frbm ^he corridor .and as M ch! In many wcfliderful colors with cleiaa at the Andover Elementary take' the case to court, ssya^the Susan Smith. ascended a ramp in the centet- of im m e^tatety rccogmlzed the mis o'clock and tomorrow afternoon 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors take, and later Mra. Ladd returned, matching hat. Sizes 8 to 14—fll.OO. VohiOB to ZlLV f School thla week to advim the from 2 to 5 o'clock. State takes the is.ter course, and •'The Crested Hen" waa done by the half; affording the onlookers ■tudenU concerning coiiraes for psys the employe the figure —sound or silent, also S3 mm. Danny .fthodes, Terry Cummings, on each, side an excellent View of "right side forymoil.", A quartet In, connection with the Library's slide projectors. of boya from • Andover aang and \ . ' v- .. ■■ , skilled tradea. policy of Issuing new magazines, closest to his old salary, regard Gail Doiijgjihi Alex Neubert, Patty the newest In spring and .summer School closed today and wilt re less of where he thinks he should NOW YOU CAN OWN A MAGNIFICENT NEW AU Flaherty, Susan Smith, Thomas other attradtlona pounded out a Uf»tmm9MdO‘m m a m a limit-of two per family has been WELDON DRUG CO. at.vles for women, and children. successful sho#. open on April 30 for the last aea- Imposed. This restriction does not fck on the ''step" scale. 901 Main SL Tel. All 3-SStt Minion Diane Gee, LlAda DlMan- Miss Ann Campbell was ■ nar mmrnut^Hss Bion of the year. There will be one The union claims this is unfair TOMOBILE AT UNHEARD OF PRICES! DRIVE MILES no. John McAdam. Kathy Vennaii, apply to magazines over a month 7 rator. and she called attention to ■v more day of vacation on May 80 old. Nancy Begg, Alan Anderson, the salient points and clever new in observance of Meraortsrpay. ^ D SAVE UP TO $100 A MILE - IT'S THAT SIMPLE. Kathy Peterman, Elizabeth Daw ideas and fabrics of the garments ■n The acbool year will end on June Manchester Evening Herald An kins, David Odell, Nancy Crockett modeled, Which included every *0. dover rorrespo'ndent, .Mrs. Paul and Nancy Ryan. ‘ thing for daylight occaatons and Andover teachers will visit in PfansUehl, telephone P ilg rim ThO last' numbers on the pro sleepwear, and one brightly col FINE five different atates during their J-6853. , gram were tw’o chomr readings, ored, form-flitting bathingi s ^ t ' \ "The Candy Store" and "Jump and rexallNpharmacy vacation. Enclosing Your Porch ^Remember "Better Buy Burnside" ~ Where Service, - Very handsome mink stoles and / ■. ill / Their desUnationa are aa fol- Jiggle." Two songs were also rapes were worn with sonie of the /lowa: Mias Gladys Bowman, Okla- Satisfaction and Savings Are Guaranteed sung: *Hot Dog" and "Fooba more dr^sy afternoon clothes. \ / homa; M ra Lawla Peck. Maine; Show Drop Here Wooba John." ^ ■’ / Mrs. Nm Weldon Flanagan of , ;BiO|ooicsts Harry Palubnlak, Pennsylvania; After the .progj-im, the parents Bolton, /formerly of Manchester, Mra. EHaabeth F a r i a y, ..^Marl were Invited to Ihe cafeteria for Sick RoOm Supplies * «»»»«* •* In Idle Claims Or Breezeway ? refreahments >6f ice cream and ‘Cojmatict borough, Maas.; Mrs. Haael Floyd, Patent Me^ Georgia;' and Guy-Outlaw, Boston, cookies. / The ^ate Labor Department to-' lUNDAY^,; t A.M. JO I ■ F .* %V .«.*»a*u •■) Mass. day reported a drop of 103 In the \S rr the — Sre R ukch Porch Enclmotrcn THESE ARE JUST A SAMPLE OF i*- " ' * .»-l Arthur Von Roemer of the fac Wrought Iron Railings .1- MANCHOTIR - ««*••••• •» ulty, has organised an Intermurml number of elai manta for unem Play Presented Porch Columns softball contest. ployment , compensatlnn In the 7 DiiTprpnt Styirs to Chpose From Mitchell . 'ts ^»a»acdl^* THE SAVINGS YOU CAN REALIZE l a s t . n i e n Six taama have'been formed in Manchester.area. ■ At PTA Meeting VALLEY WELDING CO. 9-9814 Grades 4 and 5 which will com Tlic total dropped froiii 853 to -8, vee»i-%« ,i.a. pete with each other on a round For Free Estimate OsU 750 even though a Manchester Manchester Green PTA mem .Glastonbury ME S-SllS r/J7 5 a S l * **•«' *•* ,1 ' robin basis, playing during the 10 novelty manufacturer placed 30 3 4 4 CtNTlRir. •*„a# Maa2Z*Tfjjjef aas. POO a.m. play period. Six teams have bers presented an Interesting one- employe.s on part-time schedules. act play Wednesday evening en pirls* been fprm ^ in Grades 6! 7 and R Figuring largely In the de AX » .f* * » * S I with gdmes played during the titled "Scattered Showers," Involv I *r*?j*»* »v« crease was the sharp decline In PLAZA SAVOY ing the reaction of three mothers p.m. recess. thV number of Initial claims, which 4-DOOR SEDAN ■ 4-DOOR SEDAN (played by Mrs. Jean Ellason. Mrs. The teams are composed of both indicate new apella of unemploy- Josephine Odell and Mrs. Hilda * 2 ! 'v Ga^ Pastel Checks boys and girls. n.uit. Tliere were 73 initial claims Heater, Defrnater, Arm- Reata, AIrfoam Seat, Directional Aeceeaory Group No. 1, Heater. Defroster, Radio, Push Campbell) to a crisis/Which de .» s i Final Runs la.st weclji aa compared with 204 Signal., Run Vlanr, I ’ndercoating, Klectrie Wlndahleld button Tiwnaml^on, Solex Glass, AIrfoam Seal/Spnrtone, veloped while their children were TYltl runs on four difficult sec i'n the preceding week. Undercoaiing, Electrie Windshield WIpera, Safety Rim Big and little enter size raincoat ; 1 WIpera, Safety Rim Wheela. playing in a park. BOsidea provid tions of .terrain were made Sunday Throughout the State, also,'”tire Wheels. ing the Hiidience ivith a good \ and matching SenithweBter hat in near, Merritt'V Field on Rt. 6 by number of claims dropped, the 'laugh. It Indicated a variety of rubberized Chroms^un Myon. Soft the Motor C riders. Labor Department reported. There attitudes of mothers toward their First place wak taken bp Charles were 21,400 rialm snts last week, chlldnen. ly colored in a piftkVdnd gray and Shitmitz, of the Wlford Riders, six per cent less than the 22,818 Mrs. Robert Aylesbury of the white woven chi|ck md pertly de ,4 Milford, in the heavier class. In who filed In the preceding., week. Mental Healtty- Society deecribed tailed with button mmmed tab the lighter m'otor daks, -first place The number of .Connecticut the possible results of these atti WenttOvKen Ives. 15. ^Colijmbia.. $1850 y back. In sizes 3 to6x, 7>to 14. (lalmants- who exhausted Ihclr $2300 tudes in the children's characters. They were awarded appropriate benefits Is.st week was, 324. 'Ilils .She stated -that the organization trophies. ’ brings the total of those- who have \ ■ Is working for clinics which will The Motor Crusaders is mutor- exhausted their beiicflU so far supplement the work the school eyde group which was organised this year to 4,07?. and church is doing to guide the last winter, and now has ^00 niem- Children'and parents to a better bers from 3S towns in Connec SAVOY DE LUXE understanding of what will make ticut. >■ \ 4-DOOR SiN)AN 2-9 0 0R SUBURBAN well-balanced adults. , Nathan Gatcbell. of Boston HiH|. A NEW ■During a short busine.ss meet very special Rain or Shine c\^mbin«tien / / ■ 'Rd., is ptesident. Other officeis arc i Here is Summer Living at it.x be.st—a beautiful Jalou.sie Acreeanry (irmip No. L Heater, Defroater, Radio, Puah- Accessory Group'N'o. 1, Heater, Defroster, Arm Rest, AIr ing, a report of progress was given William Knotek, East Hampton, FUNERAL HOME Porch—ideal for mo.xt Porches or Breezeways. of the activities Of the safety first vice-president; ■ James Syme,! biittnn Tran.ml.alon, Solex Glaaa, AIrfoam Seat. Trim foam Seat, OU Filter, Underceattng, Elertric Windshield tJlNDER EXPERIENCED Pkg. No. 1, Whitewall TIrea, UndercoaUng. Ci^m lttee, which is working for I k- Andover Lake, second vlce-presl- i WIpara. S afp^ Rim Wheela. /ore traffic safeguards for the You’ve a date ^ | ■dent; John Avery, Bolton, secre m a n a g e m e n t lildren on their way to school. tary; John Cuyler Hutchinson, An CALL TODAY FOR ESTIMATE^NO OIUGATION dover, assistant-secretary; and with these I Carl McAllister, of Manchester, X-- • misses’ and women;s treasurer. THE JOHN F k RANG! Describing the group, Gatcheli A. O. AROWSON, UlST. AOK.N'T PHONE Ml O-IAM $2375 \ \ II v.sald, •The overall aim of the. or- $2115 ganlkation is to provide a better TiBJRNEt t'UEl OIL ./ for .motorcyclists every- FUNERAL HOME THE BARTLETT-BRAINARI) COMPANY GASOLINE by welding them into a die.- n e w $ 39.99 to $49.99 J19 WEST CENTER ST. 880 New Park Ave., \Ve«t' Hartford r ciptiMd organization where they TEL. Ml 3,^1222 can \lean up the abuses’ which DELUXE CUSTOM BANTLY OIL Vi< 2-DOOR SUIURIAN / 4-DOOR SUBURBAN I . IMI' \N\ . INC, '/ y Heater, Defroater, AIrfoam Seat, I’nderroattng, E|ectrJc Acoedeory Group No. 1, Heater, .Defroster, Radio,.Push : 'I '1 VN - I in 1.1 spring coats (Jpit 18(0 V Windshield W'l|>er*, ^ fe ty Rim W’hbela,.Dual Hojttt, Sun I WhiteW.AII button tranamiseton, AIrfoam Sept, Sporlone, Undercopt- TEL Mltflirll 9 4S95 .FoNcomon't) VlaOr, Arm Real., Sound Insulator. Ipf, Electric \Vihdehleld Wipers, Safety RIm Wheels. TEL ROCKVIUr S-2177 \ ,/■ with helmet atyie.hat \ Fi-om coaat to codat, that covera neck. Coat 'Women have take% to thla haa vehUfated 'llack. In rtPEN MONDAY auperb "brella beg.” apd black , or yellow. Sizes bought it by Jhe thitui. 4 to 13. $2025 $2465 let us show you how aenda! Extremely atVrde- a tlve In a variety of atrik- . i • • • /■ • Ing fabrica, wondei^ully ' rzpacloua, PLUS an" urn- AA • brella for those tudden / b elv ed er e lo a d ahowere! § ( i o e BELVEDERE In a a e o iicis ■ ■ 4.D9 OR HARDTOP 4-DOOR SEDAN /( Accesaory. Group No;', t. Heiiter, Defroster, Radio, Puih- a h o o t V button Transmission, ..AIrfoam Seat, ■ W'htt'ewall Tifea, Accessory Group No. 8, Heater, Defroster, Radio, Push M.' Spnrtone, Arressnry Group ^’o. 1 De I.uxa Inst., Under- button Transmission, Solm filass, AIrfoam Seat, Power a diffarani ” -'..'.A V-' ■ coating. 1 , ' ' \ Pak, Sportone, Whitewall ticea, Underedating. v l i K w a Ir^- TTiere’s ,W much j^rsonal satisfaction in wearing Red PROFESSIONAL of any soana .i CrosS) Professional Shoes 4 ■ for the w ide range of smart $2470 wide SA V E n s ’Vto^2 5 ” styles lets you e.\press your $2400 angle ' ” i • , - ' •. i own indiyiduM good ta.ote. Qhm - . ■ els, .Vndrr<-natlnc, Kleririn Windshield With Rear Speaker. .Solex Glass, Whitewall Tires, Push at •L ■ button Transmission. Power Steering, Power Brakes, Un- COATS of tweeii \Vlpers, Safety Rim .Wheels. ' derroattng, Sperlal Trim. COATS of hopsacking . Purnell’s $2835 : ; - - i Shop 9.95 $3010 [eystone COATS of flannel '' SilM to 10 - J ■ AAA to C wMthf ■EUAiR K » a a at '. TfideUnt Turret 'R * a 8mm Cimera COATS J in fitted styles
UnS cNlri l«H IIS**’)■ . ■ Burton’s 1 . ••MpUt mill I Mtiw.,. tIU.n COATSl in tuxedo styles - Oen't move a iltp . . lutt twlit the turret Zgom-lyoe finrler adepts , quickly as you chants Isnta^. wc ' ■" ,ASK ARQUTOUR FUm Isa'da In aacondt. . . • INCORPORATED ^ luri drop In magazi/if,. ■ COATS in- slim , styles *' pay the ' M(^ CLUB PUN YOUR AUTHORIZED CNRYSLER-FLYMOUTH DEALER GAUDET 1 1 * i - d 1 . . ■ .-I ■ 148 RURNSIDE A V L , lASr HARTFORD - TIL Ml 84)244 , JEWELERS charge ' •25 MAIN STRIET MANCHESTER Ba . -h •‘'AJV- -■ - -|E—■ I'j^ Iv - I ■}-r- ^ ,. • 11*1, ,ji i’ ■ i I( ( j ; ll.'-'t.'l w I.' v;,' : . 'M ■ ■ ■■■ --1 ■'■'' ■/! i ■ ' i'!'U , ■'■- . /V '■ ’ V', ■ ' y.r:. "V,r.' • * . ‘ k -Uf' ■■.. r ■ /: M ANOIESrkR' EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIOAy. APRIL 20, 1086 P a g e s e v e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY^ ilPRn. 20, 19B6 >
M m a few daya la«>r -Uian uaaial, Court Upholds Vet Bolton ^ ^ H fh rw ^ / June ID Instead of June 16. Cab Pack Meettag Alaska to Hold First G (^ Women Pick This month’s Qlb Pack Fir^ as Disloyal (ng will take place Tn the Barnini Gas Station Approved auditorium Tuesday at T p.m. NORM a F? . (OMittaMd fraai 9mti Committee Heads Boys of .Cub i*afk 28 J»»ve been Presidential promised s trip to the,-Shrine Cir ■jraliut Rutchcr and the fladinsi By State Motor Vehicle Unit Ifebron, April 96 (Sptotlal)-.* cus St the State A ^ory later on. Junaau AUakh, Apill 20 off—* Tlte proposal to fleet two U.B of '• Vtterana AdftiinittraUon Iby- The Hebron Wbmen’s Republican Alaakan*. who don t have a votf ** Alaska * came!>al^y hoard ^differ aubatantUUy, |k>ltoa. April M (Specilih —^eadt of the aite for the proposed .dub will meet'Wednesday U>e Maarhester Kfnmtmg Herald He-. ^ psiltn for fUtfhood and 1* modeled Kutcher. 44, who lost both legs Jdhp ]p. Bamlnl was granted per- outlet, home of Mra'i'Yed Patten at Ams- tiroB rorreapidiMent, Mlaa Stisaa for prMid^l. wtll gel a chance for jj,, •Tenn«ss*e plan" used while strnrtng In thb Army on the 'mlMlon. b) bulltl a gw station on He said permlaaioti has bsen PendistOB, t^ p lien e AC 8-S4M. jUia fiitr time fnesday to mark ,(,e latter atale when l^ w a * ! . . , Rt. 44 by a represenutlve of the, given in his options to make what- ton Lake *(i < p.m. their preference# for the nomlna- ^hin* admission to the ffiilon. 1 Italian front, has been fightinp Mrs: Richard M. Grant, presi seeHing ■anii*««ii lo miiu...... ,n .o , uk.-i, i«h Motor VehlcKt D epartm ent i ever grade alterations are neces- ot OPE aN A. M. to Y P. M. tiona. The ScnaloV* would have np voting ' » ^ , "J f ' vesterdsy. sary on the property to . Insure dent thd^ club, hse announced S m ^ i n g CMl II •*S«IS*IS if ■ FREE PARKING ^the names of Adlal Stevenson righU ' in Congress Their mam ! cl*f» *" “ • J * !' At a public hearing at the (^om-1 visibility of the station both east the appointment ot Mrs. Stanley tai (sssletit*! <**•• «4*i<*( HARTFORD ROAD NEAR McKRE And Xstes Kefauver will be on the job would be- to "lobb.v" for state- munlty Halt Division Chief' Ed-' and west, K. Hygren a* chairman of the pro ' Democratic preferential primary. B Bratt approved Bamihl's ^IslhUlty from an easterly ap- gram committee and Mrs. Robert for Death ■ A r. ballot. Pipslden.t Bisenhower and R o .ien ta -o f Alaska And other Kincher figured ; appllcatlop to build across the proach would be for 1.900 feet E, Foote as publicity chairmaiw. S«n. Wniiiuiv Knowland will g trrrUonefi noW «l€Cl only * the new* severtl raontta ago wrtn , Jrom the Bolton L ag , after the alteration* are made, Catholic Women of the ^Hart'ford, April 20 UP) v -Careless on the Republican. The California jj^i^jraie who w seated in the the VA cut off hi* |32P-a-month (g, junction of Rt* Bamfnl *ald. A high bank, hbut- members of St. Columba’s C^rch, ^smoking wa* blamed by Georg* C. GIBSON'S Senaior's name was entered toe Hop.se of Repre#eniqllves but haa 'compen»ation for lo«* of hi* leg*, g objection was voiced ting the curve of Rt. 44 as U leaps at their recent election of officers, Kennedy, fire marshal, for a blaze lore the President signified hi* no voting privileges. ^ Kutcher apiiealeri the compe^ application. toward Rt. 6. la about 2ft0 feet named Mra. Ralph V. S fto rd m that took the life of a 78-year-old erUltngness to . run again. There tion eut-off and the VA in .lant«ir> | yesterday'* approMpl, an east of the »lte'* weatern line.. Rllesd a* president ot/t)w Catb- invalid. GARAGE Similarly the ll.TS! Constltiition ordered him back on the roll*. This So you efin was no chance to remove it. ollcMatdle* of St. Cdfumba^ Mrs. thumb too! John MoLuakle waa found ma'kes no proviiiion /or residents followed a-publie hearing af which application by Barnini to biiild a To Attend HemoMiratton Hay 185 Main St — MI 8-5012 Consent Not Required ^ of lerrilorles to vote for President. ' . gas station in Rockville was ap- Several local people ore expect- Miry Jura was mide vlceipresi- burned to death In an overstiiffed All the names were put on the Kuteber. Hs lie ha* done *n many dent; treaaurery/Mrs. A rth u r chair In hib. 3-room Woodland St., times, acknowledged niembership prnved by the Motor Vehicle De- | #(i to attend the home dsmonstra Bear W heil Alignment ^ l o t by Alaskan aapporters. Con- ' partment Tue.day, according to t|on day at the Unlveralty of Con- Pepin; Mrs. Deter MorHi. secre- apartment last evening. aant of' a candidate was not re tai^; Mra. Jpnn MalecHi of Gilead, ers nnrt v t U l^Belle ' nectlrul Wedne*day. They will His daiighter-ln-law, Mrs. Rose Motor Tune-U|t^ 4 quired.* Hungary Fret*K iorrespondlfig aeofetary. I... McLtiskler, 60. and another ten ! to gardid as the Trdt.kvlte wing of : h<*<»r Dr. Katherine Holtr-claw. an Brakes Adjusted (€\ \ K The main interest will be in the lings.ing* - advisor in ths International Coop-oop Jmyn Reapheiiiled ant in the building. Mrs. Walter (cfaUver - Stevenson contest. | cnnimtimsm 1 D ay s' lost In • tke Elem entary Smith, 26. were taken to a hos- \ .Catholic BiNhop Todsy's ruling was tlie second P ratt pointed out', howdyer, that eration Administrations program OPEN to 10 P.M. DAIDt " V 1 either has been' in Alaska to j approvkl granted by Jum con be In Wasljington. D. C.’ here owning to the severe pHal for treatrhent for smoke in oantpaign, but both have proved | — ^ I finding hv the court of appeals I Egeept Monday and Satarday. X revoked by Hntor Vehicle and Thos* . planning to hear her weather will not he made halation. . - X Bpidar on previous visits. Club* Vienns. Auatria, April 20 lA*! Kutcher was improperly! until the end of the school " v - X - ■■ h Hungary s Roman Catholic Arch- jfj„,| Th, firat time the appellate | State Highway Department engi- •peak Include Mr*. Donald Ted support of each have fngaged | The 938-mlllion-biishel U.8 . w heat bishop Josicf does- ha* confirmed ,.ourt said mere pienihershlp in the i neere. If they see fit after con- ford. Mm John Tedford, Mlsr *’•1'® '^’’’*'' mtii in onlAntoderate activity. diictiug a site .exaniiniilinn. vv J 4 MB the a is A schoolssesWeaesI W*ahad,4 Se^to W bea closed I a a a ,I This i „ crop In 1956 waa the smallest since National ^interest in the terri in. letter to his brother in Austria R„(;ltilist wprl;ers party, which is Ppdrl Tedford, Mra. Vincent MuMiert ./-■ X Thr applications In both town* e<('lcz, Mr*. Barney Blnvlsh, Mrs. wtll bring the close of the last 1943. *• 14th GREATER tory's elraiona ha* been increa*ed that he has Jieen reieaaed from | o,, Alioniey General's aub- , V Jail, Kathpjess saiil today were referred by local official*, thiv Arthur Plnney Sr Mr*r*. ^arold HAR1TORD in recent w*fr*’ by the accuracy I veralve list, wa* inaiiTftiiient rea- i X . • of the" ^rthemers’ political . 'Tlie Austrian (3atholic Pro** \ son for firing Kutcher Zoning Board of Appeal*, in BoJ^ ' .Jarvl*. a>id Mr*, Alfred ^>W'lS. Service said the’-archbishop wrote ! Tlie second discharge was based ton'* CB«e, to the Stale unit. — «dage;‘’As AJaska goes, so goes Barnini testified hr has options Advertlaemeht — / • ' R- the nation.*’ i \ , that he now rt restricted to the on findjngs m an opinion of the , .hmu asi e..t iu.,,i ANTIQUE The preference, primary part Hungarian village of Tosseg. | Veterans Admin,slratioK loyally Building ld\s w aited on Im- of a long and' tiivoived ballot on Vienna's ■ Catholic pa’,)er, Kleines i board of appeals in April 19.13, the highway. Hr owns another star-j proved roads Nh^ Bo'lton T. .1. candidates and issMs is being Volkablatt recently reported the | The appellate, court did not lion, which is almoat completed, 1 Crockett, Re^Hor. Office Ml, SHOW held for the first’tim \ under an act release of the prelate. He was sen-; spec,ifically order toilay that aero** the road and about 12.1 feet 3-5416, residence M I 9-7751. call for th« -'of the 1P55 Legislatul tenced to lo .year* in prison in 19f)l I Kutcher lie feinstaled. hut this ap- The presidential pre^rence bal on charge* of (ilnttlng the over- ’ paired lo lie the effect of - its and maitr a contritoiition'to an or- "Since ^hly . flndliiga on /the j A r a n 2 1 D in i lot also includes candidate for na throw o f. Hungary * govprnment | ruling unlesa the government car- ganltttion liatsd by the Attorney chargpg.^Bpeclflraliy i^ntlfieif can i D Q Sandwich^ tional commltteeui^mberA^ao each wlth U.8. help. rie* -the rase to the mipre.me court General. The rfaanns for hi* dl*- copsitiile reason* for removal, a voter will have to. ask for^ e Re The archbishop wrote hi* lirotk- ■ and win* Itiere. charge were: The party waa found reading of the charge* mu«t | Cruaehy-aoad ehecoTaia .wqfan... kraiL 27 publican or Democratic ^allot. er, who runs ■ farm in thi* coun- I Stimild he win back his Job. and to advocate the overthrow of the dem onstrate the reason* for di*- : geasreualy «led wilh saieeik Dairr 1 P. M. to 10.80 P. M. Presumably It wdll checkVany try that he lives in the parsonage , the Veterans Administration atlll^ government by uncnnstitiitional mlasal, assuming all the charge* i Quasnl Every blts’a a irsqt . , . 'Take Home "lumping” of voter* to th* other a t Tosaeg and is perm itted the | want to get rid of him, an entli-e.ly mean* and Kiitchef wa* found to are aiistained. Iliis j* not up here." •vsry DQ Soadwich calla for norat B y T h e B a g party In an attempt to help or aink •lock up aowi WEST HARTFORD freedom of the village, he said he j new jiroceeding would have tp be be Bwifre of th at aim and to tup- V I. a favorite. wa* pul xm probation laaf Oblober 1 atnrled. port It conicioualy and actively, j Insurance statistic* show that aiu*. UAllONAl eAlf-V quEfN OtvftOHIfUT CO ARMORY Alaaka’a delegation to the Dem and slaved for'a time In the town | All the proceeding* »o far have 1 1 F o r ’ l 888 Farmington Ave. ocratic National Convention leans "No elaboration of the foregoing ' death* in home accident* are al- | whefv Josef Cardinal Mindsr-entv, .been under the Truman admlnis- I* nece»*ary.. to demonatrate th at 1 moat twice as frequent for men j . -toward Stevenaon. The 1952 dele has been reported living since hts trstion's lovalty program which DRIRV qUEKN gation sthek ataadfaatly to the the' reason* alated in the report J a.' for women although many men | 488 HARTFORD ROAD Sponsored toy Women’s Golld release. hs* been replaced 'by the Bhaen- differ lubstantlally from the | are at home les* frequently than ; S ro rS k / Xafauver banner, but a pOll of the , ______hower administration's security 807 MIDDLE TPR. WEST of St. Jamies Cihurch dalsgation this year show* si\ charge* made," Prett.vman wrote. wjjmen. 1 KB0 1 ;(;ED s p e e d program. del^ates ( with hslf a vote each I Shelbyidtle, Ky. tA*i When Judgp Wilbur K. Miller dlsaented favoring Stevenaon; two Kefauver. State Policeman' Morgan Elkins i from today s decision, without glv- Tbe other declined to list a prefer arrested a.voung molorlat going | ing a rea»pn. ence. Only one said poaitively' he 70 miles an hour near here, he Judge Prett.vman aummartsed ! LAWN ROLLERS would change his support if the found that the speeding car had ; the charges against Kutcher: He | LAWN SPRINKLERS preference vote goes the other been In eecond gear. 1 wa* a member of. employed by, way. He listed Stevenson as* his glrat choice. ‘ — LIST 17.90 Returns from the polls wrlll be LIST 22.95 alow. Tliey dose st fi p.m. but the 'SPfClAL territory stretches across three SPECIAL . . . $ ^ .5 9 time aones. (That nuUces the poll dosing rangs from 11 p.m. to 2 C K V R O L n WAGONS y o fu e $ 2.95 gjn., Elastern Standard Time). Four Rets of Ballots $ 1 9 . % $ T^a count will bo delayed by the A Compile Line For 1956 At Down-To-Earth Prices! moat complictad "aeriat of laauea M . m . M ■ \ V In tarritprial election history. WHILE THEY UST 4 There will be four sets of bdlots, \ with no set order for counting. THE TWO .TOWNSMAiT] THE ONE FIFTY HANDYMAN Tba ballots aiae cover candi HEAVXDUTY dates, for thrse territorial offices, SEE US FOR- V membera of the legislature. raUfl- 1 HMIO QMIOEII TOOLS eation of m statehood constitutionJ SHSUIS * SEiDS NORMAN'S an Issue of elOcting two V .8. Sena I- tors to wait outside the halls of EveaeiuENS - h r t i u s r s AIL MCTAl WHEELBARROW Congress In behalf of statehood, and a proposal to outlaw fiahtraps. Even with only one ballot In the GRASS SEED-5 lbs. $1.79 A i m last general election, the report C I SPECIAL. . . . .t' from the last precinct did not ar- RAND rivis from a BeHng S is Island un til two months Iqter. Trends in GARDEN SALES / OPEN DAILY Rog. $11.95 Mpulous areas, l owever, should be 312 OAKCANB ST.—MI l-M M known ths following day. 4 DOOR A PASSENGER 9 A M. to 9 P. M. SPADE DON'T MISS THIS Jdere's a wagon that will carry the family comfortably any- wher* .vet th* seats fold quickly away to leave plenty of / room for cargo. Complete with radio, heater, defrosters and 2 DOO|I 6 PASSENGER signal light*. Chevrolet's lowest priced stationatlon ^a;wagon. Handaorhe FAMOUS MAKE MIRACLE and handy, it cam e* six passenger*ssengdr* and double* as a ;wiIHng worker on any Job.. WK«WKn raradio, heater, d* $2555.05 frostera and signal lights. / ROTARY MOWER GRASS SHEARS THE TWO TEN BEAUVILLE i $B9.9S THt TWO TEN HANDYMAN SPECIAL . . . $1.69 \ Value O t ].....I keg. $ r - *6 6 ® ® 2.25 r e c o il s t a r t e r WITH /
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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1968 P A G E E IG H T BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1966 P A b B m i l s
wtim Um poUUdSM iR Concrau Rockville U.S. Propagimda Boast 34 Yean of Safo Drivinit, Airnipn Observe bagln ■nimng |kU ^ r o d e h ln f , Drbodles A Thought for Today /■ ■urplui. If aiUt'ar pirty ■ can Budget Slashed Busman^s Holiday Fomins Jfpraid The Open J^orum B f BOOEII rkfOE Chick McClure. . • THE ARMY AND NAVY Mat plugging for a tax cut, wa .Ooad Adviw TUhing Contest for ChildreH Ym C on Ym v Sacramento, CMlf. i^--What m a will aaluta it. I do not know wHd wrbta it, but Washington, April M UD -The Communlcatioria for publlrationi in fha Open , Forum will not does an airman do on hia day off ? in BiMdl ScrMI ’ recently in the BxtcuUves' Dlgaat Nmr'M PONTIAC House Appropriatione 'Committee MnMkMUr, Coon. be guaranteed' publication if they contain moiV4han 300 wordA Slated by RecreatUm Board If ha bekmga to the Mather AJr The Herald reaervea the right to declind.to pululsh any^ matter I ran acroaa a little arttcla that m i IM SERVICI tiMf today cut 825 million froip Presi Force Rase Aero'Clu'b, he flies. ^E5£¥^H I te{S 8 5 S How Good And Pleasant made a lot of aenae to roe. I would' B-I-N-G-O Publtthere . that may be Ilbeloug or which is in bad taste. PiW expression dent Elsenhower's request for the A postman's holiday? Not at y»una«d Ociolwr 1. U8l 1 like to- ahafa it with the readers of gOM wMl it «t • ItockrlUc, April 20. (Special I-'-i.School St last night by Patrol- “ How did this unprccedanted of political yieiVa la desired by contributions o f thlk character government's overseas propagan all, aaya Staff Sgt. William Obe- thia column; ‘ A flaking coqtaat t o r yebngateiai toafl PhUtp BHnn. PoUca Oa'pt da program. E V E R Y s a t : n i g h t — n e w t m w t : 0 0 P .M . p.jbllitiM Bvenr KTonlng Bxe»pt prosperity come about? From a “Profeaaional men who frequent baiigh. when /^'oii consider that * and HoUdnyi. Kjittred. at th« but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. Win be hato.at Lualjen’a pond to- i I^wgjwlca said tb# It also refused to approve mofley some members • . ■ * ; ■ ■ ■ f ' r . . ■ • f , fAGE TWELVE MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ (lUDAY. APRIL 20. 1956 Seciion Two FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1966 ittanrIiPBtpr Ettpttittg 1|eralli FRIDAY^ APRIL 20, 1956 Paget 13 to 24 flfth grade next year. Th* last Cana Comei^ence Hal^Boyle 8 aiU on Tuesday meeting 6f the PTA; will be May MIXERS ifi when Arthur Illingr superin- TOASTERS Listed A^ril 2$ , To Visit Ireland tcOdeht of Mhools, will speaks j 1:* Posture Importimt The cast for the dramatic akit Grand Master Conbluiinnen o f Sprinn C>iHmonial Insurgent GOP Groups Prevail A Culm confcreiKt A r ntwiy Mrs.' Margaret J. McKee. 240 Included, Van McQuIde, narrator; Vanderbilt Cup Races V William McBride, mother; Dorian PoffRifoh't iparricd couple* will be held In St. Oak St., widow, of James McKee, ROASTING CHICKENS -\ tMfCBNTKB ST. Shainin, daughter; Jack Ready, . V isits Lodg^ In Two of 12 Tbwn Primaries Mary'* School Hall, -Eait Hattford,, will sail Tuesdiy from New York father; Th(ima* Johnston, light ’ ■ ' i ■ > For TV Slewing on the SS Mauretania' tb P a visit house; Clarence Parker, villain;, ‘k;/ ■ . ■ / at 7:30 p.m. next ' Wodneiday.. Seen Recreated in Alley Oop Strip Most Worshipful J. Hull Man- to Northern Ireland and England. Forrest Harttn, doctor. Our cu8lomer6*hli$« diotovered'thgt it i«n*t n o c ^ r y (Oaatiaaed from Pag* One) challenge to Republican 8tAt* April 23. The iipeaker at thl* flrat waring of New Lbhdon. g r a n <1 New York UP) Are you get She will spend the major part of ■■■ . Commltteepnan Loiil* C. Wool. conference of it* kind to be held' thrown over tha arm of -^our easy the jime with her slater in Belfast to buy « dmaU chickeit to got « lender one. Our chldicnfi maater of Mason* in Connecticut; first endorssd by the town com- Seven of the 13 petition candi- ting the moat out of your tele- accompanied' by several o f hla suite In the archdToc^ee will be the Rev. yialon viewing? . chair. Get mad. Hoot -iht umpire, and will also visit relatives* nekr fry or-roast to perfect tenderneao at five, aix or Mven mlttse, but latsr replaced when' datea won In,Greenwich, including SAVE I Just as you would i f you were of grand afficera, 'will visit' Maii- challengar Preacotl Biish ‘Jr., son John C. Knott. archdloceiRn direc ^If not, perhapa you have only London, whom she has not seen GENERAL proof that if it la tha ie<)9 Vander- ’ ” ^ ‘ they quit the endorsed aisle to runl- OR MORE tor 6f the marrlafe antf f«mll>’ ' actually at th« gaine. Don't forget for 30 years. cheSter- Lodge,- • No. 73, A; F. A of Sen. Bush (R-Conn). Obscrrari yoik^lf to blame. Perhaps y6ur poundii, and they’re really Riealy. ’ , , X hilt C?up JUcB In which Alley Oop aa petition candldatea. ' , j INSTALL THAT NEW apoBtolate. . |4o stand up fo^^at atventh In- Mr*. McKee was honored with a A, M., on Saturday evening when Ky. said It was Impossible to tell, howr poitkre la - at fault. has baan competing, he didn't win Manchester Lodge yiill be boat to, HEATING SYSTEM ■ Th* conference' will pay p»i tt-. In ulevialon Vktehing proper ; nlng stretch. • > bon voyage party' recently at the TV SERVICE Two town chairmen were/ipaet. ever, If the New Guard which eon-- cul*r attention to the varlou* ad- Fojitlcal speeches—He full home of her aon in law and daugh- Da.rs A Call ‘ ^ ROGER OtCOTT it. At least two .Manchester m*n the officers and membera of the . In Suffield. Chairman Rotert trolied the 50-member town com posture la aa .Important a* ' ft Is M DC ■ay ha didn’t „ Jilstmenta of the flr*t year* of ; length on .sofa with your head tM', Mr^and Mrs. John L. Spencer NighU 92*93$2.95 PlasParta Hkrvard Square and Compasa Club mittee before the primary atill had in the nipre, com||>«itltive forms of of Cambridge, Mas# Is. Rohif waa defeateji .yrlth P NOW ntarrlafe. namely, InlaW*. flnancea. turned away from the TV aet. Put Jr., 64 Holl St. She was presented Mitchell 3-78SS PhiMp P. Nowcomb, Mil Pitkin control aftarivard, becauab netUrar NOW sport' — *och a* golf, tennis or TEL. Ml g.6164 403 W «l Center Street •t., And. A. Lawrence Hiker, 680 'other party, 'candidates who losl the worklng /Wlfe and other topic* courtahip. \ ; fingers In both. ears. Hold this with a purse of money, relatives, Judge Charle* 8. House, ksalsted endorsed nor petition candidates pertaining to the coupIe,'i new life position, eyes firmly closed, until Rprlng 8t., agree on this. New by Atty. Jay Et Ru'btnow and Her out for. places on the seven-meni- ante completely from one faction. What ^ the, right posture? friends and neighbors having bert B. Houae, all Harva'rd mem ll v| together. speech is over. ’ pooled their gifts. comb’s faUier, .Edward, designed ber town comihlttee.’' ' Oppoaltlon candidates swept all There is no a u ^ thing as a single Wrestling matches-lie on floor th* 1909 winner, ai> Alco driven by will be a reception committee to • Couple* who.ar* newly married Nelson W. Babb Jr., mo(leratar uV onteated aeata In Watertown, .<11 and thoae married within tbe right pbature. TK depends on' the , w-lth elbows on a pillow'.' Go Harry Grant; While RIker's father welcome ?h» vlaltort from their program you are\watchlng. ' of . the Ruffleld vote, -said somei but \ ^ re wsia no contest for th* paat two year*, Catholic and non- I through the ntotlons of the two \ • designed and ownad the Lioco-, alma mater. Judge Houae.^will also still were- voting an hour after the olher\l6 seats, and endorsed can- Cathollc. will And thU conference ■T Stick to Onra Poeture wrestler*. Live thejr epic sthig- PTA Makes aii ^ mobile which took top honors in be- toastmaster at dinner. The trouble with 'Vpost teleview- ^1 8 official 8 p4n. poll closing time dldatesXtook' them automatically. /! a rtioat.Intereating one. ^ gles yourself; Bite pillow firmly 1908, piloted by George Robertson. Mayor Harold A. Turkington, because the crowd waiting to vqte ; In Bethel, endorsed candldatta era la that they atick. to one poa- St intervals. This will help build In caae^Ulere la confusion con- Thomas F. Ferguson of the Man thre. Typically, they alt slumped For Coming was so great. All tho*e who voted won 23 of \he 24 seals. Only on* of a firm Jawline. , cem ihg thA reason for thia aitory. chester Herald, and Police Chief sfter 8 p.m. had reglatered to vote the 14 challengers got In. ■'♦1 Couple If^orn Children down In an easy chslr that grad It was occasioned by the' comic Herman Schendel are among 'the Commercials—rise qulcjcly, race Members of the SopUl' School before the poll closing hour, how In StamfoiH eiidoriied candldatea ually cuts off the circulation In the to refrigerator (keeping head up, atrip Alley Oop, which has been local dignitaries who will, be guests llrrsld Photo, lower part oi the body. PTA enjoyed a potiuck iuipper and* Herald Photo ever, Babtasald. won eight of the 12 contested aaata Middletown. April 20 (/Ti — .A chin out). Get out can of beer, depicting an automobQ* racc' sup- of the Mg'e. William M. Anderson inmm.O. Baker Mtr-SHR - OMwisk . What happens? When the, fel a skit, "lirt Llghthr^c Keeper's In East Haven, Town Cotninit- dn- the 40-mcmber committa*. couple accuaed of dliegardlng the open it. sprint hack to TV set. Re poaedly run Ih 1909. Herbert J. Leggett^ worshipful OFFERS YOC welfare of thelf aix children M low rise* sftcr a four-hour siege Daughter," at their Reelin g at th« te* Chairman Matthew Anaatasio, In Easton, 38\endor*ed candi lax, d/'ink beer *lowly. * Newcomb felt that, because of master of Manchester Lodge, will James O. Baker and William M. I.«hman as parade chairm an.The month* to 11 year* old wdre of staring at the one-eyed monster school last night./ an aaaiataht to State Comptroller dates made a cleansawkep, and six NO DOWN PAYMENT Teii.s'e psychologlciil diamaa— certain coincldencck, V. T. Ham open the meeting promptly a t .5 placed oh probation for two year* In hi* living room ,. hi* mind • and During the b^ness mfetlug, It Anderson have been appointed by dinner Is Ih charge of Tall Cedar Fred R. Zeller, was ousted by third petition candidate* sit tensely on edge .of alraighU lin, the comic strip’s author, was No. 18, aA Aico With Harry Grant driving, la ahown here in'an p.m., and a roast beef dinner will Fred Lewis, under whose direction Selectman Frank A. Barker. \ In Newton, 36 enctorsed candl- NO PAYMENTS yeaterday by Superior Court glhzed eyeballs are worn out and was announce^ that there, would racroiating tha -Vanderbilt Cup old phdlo aa it mikde a qualifying run for the 1909 Vanderbilt Race. be served at 6:15 by Frank H. Grand Tali -Cedar Herbert Ur- Judge Hovard W. Alcorn. State ready for bed. backed chair, toed clammily he a food sale at Hale’s on Tliura- the Nutmeg Rangers headed by Barker and another challenger datek, made -another ciisan awaap. rNTO. FALL 'gripping Inside o f shoes. Try R ^ of that year. The car was built by the American Locomotive Co., Providence, R. L, Gakeler and hla committee, as welder ;*a cOchalrmen of the Past Grand Tali' . Cedar Wllbert- were the only winners ahriong 12 police teitifled they, found "condl- But wli*t about his legs and day, May 17. There was a request TTic jh;esldent of th# \Falr8*id herd to make hair crawd on back One of the morlTAatartling facta and designed by Edward Newcomb, father of Philip Newcomb, 151 sisted by. waitresaea from Man Spring ' Ceremonial of Nutmeg i Hadden will prepare and serve the petition candidates. There ar* 26 County Xp/ung RepubllcaHi, Rob ObU TMay—OSer Limlte4 ; tiona aimlltr to-Tobacco Road” In feet ?, They have been sound asleep for volunteers to man the counter of neck. Is that th* number on Alley Oop's Pitkin St. chester Assembly, Order of Rain Foreat, No. H6. Tali Cedars of | meal. • membera on the committee. ert Ml CaiHith, was among tha flva the home of William .tone*. .38, for nesfly four hours and ore now that da^. Mrs. Richard I>angdon, car—brought alive by the magic bow. Hum Tunes Ynulmclf Lebanon, to, be held Saturday, I promptly i t 7:30, th* In New London, insurgenta won qballengers Ai'ho tost. CHADWICK A CO. and hla wife, Margaret. 30. despite wide awake. So wl^at happens Mrs. ^ la ren ce Parker and Mr*. IT’S. TIME 'TO PLANT o f the "time” machine—is the Lodge iwill be resumed a t"7:30 that era were aomethlng to'drive Sessions Clock Arm family. Later April 28. I vlaiHng officers from the Supreme all flv* Ctontaated aeata.on th* 25- In Salem, “th*-^ t* o eoBb the fact Jonea holds a $150 a week then? The upper part of thl* ron- Musical plays -hum the. tunes Bradley were elfcted Jo the nom- and the ofllcecs and -Fallowcraft t/iUid SMCMtorSL MI f-»*M •arae’ aa that on the Alco, No. 18. on, from all reports. They were .it waa sold to Helck. member committee. seats went to qn* endoraM job. fiised TV fan's body sleeps sound yourself. Keep lime to the music ln(if1ng committee. Those, who will team will present Manchester Immediateljr after the street Introduced. Then ' SEE OUR MANY YARIETIES OF FLOWERING SHRUBS n«en again, "We aee—if we read apt to be muddy, were i"ually un-* The rarea on Long Island at parade, the District 15 ceremonial Yunxla Foreat __wlll exemplify the Obaervera called the victory a one petition candidate. ly *11 night, the bottom part of by tapping with feet and fingers. addit the ■ treasurer'* books sre ilia comica in The Herald—that Lodge’s special portrayal of the Love soap opera*—go cuddle In aurfaced am} often were liberally tracted some famous racing driv prologue and Westerly Foreat VWll . \ hla body twists'and turn* restless- T)on Jordan. Leonard Nlese and Alley Oop'a car was pushed acros* Maater Mason degree. The oRlcers will be held at the $(asonlc Temple wife's lap with your anus held Bradley Prohaska. TREES (Hawtring and Shoda) , ^ scored w|th deep rut*. en. Perhaps among the best known put on the Ro.val Cburt Degree. ly- the. finish line, evidently because participating . will *be Herbert J. with the local forest host to Tun- counts; and South- W(ndaor, twa \ tightly around her jieck. When she Pink nnd Dojovood* Crnb, AndroiTi^ii, Rhododendron (Red) Maple and FniU. names were those of Ab Jenkins,' xia Foreat of Wea't Hartford, Next oh th* prograni will be a By dawn he wakes up menially Miss Marjorie Loidhnldt. prin of some mechanical failure. The Vanderbilt cup race was run Leggett, Malcolm .Rob'ertaon, Har To Face Charges counts, ’ cries, you cry. Don’t wipe .away that of the lat,e Ralph DePalma, Westerly, R. I. Forest^ Quinebaugh aerie* of marching manetivera by refreshed, but his busy feet sre cipal. , announced that present Really Occurred near Hickavllle on Long Island, old W. laivanway, T. Walter Meyer Is being held 'Ipr trial her tears. Let her wipe away fourth grader* at the a(;hool will Acros of paranniols, many hardy plants to choose from. and Louis Chcvrole.t, Who went on Valley Forest of Danielson,., and the drill team of Tunxls Forest. ' now yawning and ready for sleep. 'Th'lf really happened In 1908 N. Y.; over a number of these or Relchard, William R. Hewitt, Hay Of Theft, Larceny In li*u of a $200 bond, flp waa your*. go to Keeney Street Schotd for the to found (in auto Arm. Chief Sldonjan Russ Stevenson No Wonder auch a fellow com when a Locomobile, driven by dinary roads, which were closed den" L. Griswold Jr.. Arthur W. Laurel Foreat of Wlllimantic. taken Into custody tinder "Rin-Tin-Tln" and "Lassie"— Newpo'mb and RIker have a Grand Tall . Cedar Unvelder aaid and corpa of "skin-aljuilers," In plains. "I always feel half-tired." Pansios''wiil bo roody next woak. Jdmei Florida, would have come off during the competition. One of Brown, Walter C. Waddell, How rant issued by. Prosecutor get down on hands and ’ knees. great heritage to remember In the that Paat Grand Tali-Cedars'Baker duct the "aapa" Into Nutmeg For A Rockvill* man wanted on’ He is half-tired, literally. Hi* bad in second w the race if it had not the reasons It was finally discon ard: F. Waddell, Erland R. John R. FitzGerald. . When villsln appears' on acreeh, Oriental Iceberg l>ttuc« tinued was because of .the attri famous old‘'can designed by their and Anderson wefe- directly re est by means of the flldoniah De larceny chgrgea In three other Con TV posture has gotten til* body Goldan BaH B rid o l P tio n its Poppy stopped jusl^short of the finish. It son,"’ Eric S. Anderson, James W. necticut towns was returned her* growl at him menacingly or crawl Cabbage manYa tion rate ot <^srs and drivers. fathers. Bcith are now engineei**, McKay and William C. Bray. sponsible for the .Jnslallatlon of gree. The evening will close with out of physical synrhroniz.itlon. Wlne, Red. too was pushed across the line in yeaterday from Tblland County citACKED CASE " The way for hinj to gel back headfirst under sofa, depending on ready t« *«|t out 'but they'a'lll haVe to produce some The members of the fellowcraft Nutmeg Forest, kince It was the representation of a niimber of Paint F o r s y t h ia W r t a f h 4 5 c Oranse ’ a vain attempL. to capture second Another reason was because apectacuiar designs to better those "exotic" act* secured by Senior Jail to fact local-charges of thsft Oklahoma City (Ah ---Oklahoma Into cohdition is to vary his your bravery. team who will assist in tha degree 'through their.ifforta that the local City police aren’t making any spa* Reg. .V><- 2 Dozen place. , foreign cars often captured top. of the early days Of auto racing In Depul'y Grand Tall Cedar Fred and larcenv. posture with each program. Then, Anyone who will try these dif are Pierre E. Teeta Jr., Robert unit was formed in 1928. clal effort to crack an egg burg-, 3 for $1.00 2 f o r 9 5 c 2 for $1.25 6 for 8l.no 75c i The Inference, of, course, is that spots. This is easy to understand America. Past Gikhd Tall Cedars Joseph Peck. William R. Meyer, 22. of 112 Or after a long evening of studying ferent postures while enjoying TV $ 2 * 4 5 v^en it is realized that American Muldoon, Kenneth L, Welbust, lary case. They aald a burglar Hamlin haa been d rk ^ n g on some Alley Oop received half a cup, Luts - and Jack Gordon will serve According, to Urweldcr, the acta chard St., waa aentenced to. serve fO O D STORES the television screen, all parts of may feel a bit of a fool at times. ASP.ARAGU.a PLANTS. entries were stock cars wVIe th William Muldoon, Carleton E. broke Into a creamery buying ata- old records of the Vhpdqgpilt Clip we And. But we think . the artist as parade marahal and chief- of have been especially aelected "to 30 dsys of a six month* suspended his body will be equally exercised But who's watching anyway, ex JAPANESE YEWS FERTILIZER. LIME. STRAWBERRY PI.AXTS, races, which w^rewfre run,, only from foreign models, because of tower Burke; Warren R. Coons, Jease R. tlon and took a crate of egga. Ilia 'i- TIDY HOUSE PAPER Gallon fudged a little on the atory. Rlker alaff, respectively. assuage the more or leas wounded Jail sentence March 8L>y the Tol and ready fo r bed. cept the wife and kids, and who Upright agd Spreading p e a t m o s s "WOODGARD?’ SEED about 1904 to 1911. j:911. N e ^ o m b has production, were usually hand Davis. Robert W. Ferguson. Frank egga were alt cracked. They had B O N A M I says the Vanderbilt Y?up is now on The 'parade Itself will be under feelings of the Indiicteea, and en land County ' Superior doiirt on CORP.Or NEW YORK Since Individuals vary, each cares what they think? All Cnlora written HamlinIn to askask- ''Uf Uf Lhese made. ^ H. Gakeler, Earl R. Hampton, been eorted from good egga and exhibit, intact, in a museum. He the direction of Tall Cedar Burton tertain the audience.'! ' ' ■ jCour count* of theft record* show. 'J' person should work out a series of At the end of a week that "half Bimilarities are aheer coli^idence John F. Hayes, Carl C. Hultgren, placed in a apeclal crate. CLEANSER postures that seem heal suited to The qualification that a car en owns a miniature replica.-' Officials St th* Tolland County SANDWICH SAGS tired feelln'g" will be all gone, and but haa not yat received all an- tering the race must b* a stock Evan D. Huinmel, Alan J. Ledgard, his own needs. But here are a you'll feel as fit as a tiger, strong Inierinr, Exterior And the old racing fever still Carroll M. Lovell, John J. Marino, Jail a'aid this period ended yester- HARD-WORKING TBIBVIBB / WOODLAHD GARDENS •wer. ^ car worked to the disadvantage of 102 N. Lakewood .CSrcle; Paul ,day. „ - few suggestions 1 have worked bites, evidently. He said recehtl.v, enough even (maybe) to stay up Newcomb M first thought that American drivers. Firms in this Jack R. Mercer, Victor I. Meyers, Works, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Jose- Miss Addy Paints* Oklahoma City (67 Alrey' De- out that have proved benfficisl in and watch the late-late show. GARDI^N SALES ."TelpNewcomb.to get old No. i8 Roy A. Olson. John .1. Peretto, Me.ver la charged with taking 168 WOODLAND ST. Ml 3-8474 th* RIker ^*r and .the winnii% country could meet the requlre- pihine GIracf, Willimantic; Mias Laughter, superintendent of tha For my, o\<’n rase: 112 Oakland St__ Ml 9-0106 and I'll get -No. 16. and I'll race flonald, .L. 'Q^pbblns, Russell M, Ruth LeonaM, -Stafford; Hugh new Urea' from Beaupr* MOto parking meter department here,' 30 10c Alco designed by the elder New 'ment, while foreign entries, wpuld ^ Scene of Ireland Hoot the. Umpire Records indicate that buck "W E'RE OPEN EVENINGS" him on the parkway." Rohei-ti, Roger A. Smith. Roy Tanaey, 121 Olcott St.; Kathleep 338 E. Center Ct., and Roy Motors, BEECHNUT STRAINED comb w t r i both in the 1909 race. nkve been barred entirely iY the report! the moat ambitious thieves D A S H TV baseball games—don't mere wheat was nut iintroduced into Eu With "Old No. 16,” the pumber Unhappily, this challenge ia Sorensen, David R. Spencer, Ralph Glansntoni, Stafford Springs; Rob Inc., 241 N. Main St., In December he has ,eve'r encountered. ly Just stretch .out with one leg rut* was rigidly interpreted for never to be answered. The Alco, A. Starkweather,' George j. Strl- ert Cuccino, 2 Drive F; Richard, The monthly meeting of the 1955, police said. ' ' rope until the 10th century. borne by the Locomobile,, coming therh; .They yanked up a mstar—with B A B Y F O O D in secom. __ _ No. 18. winning car of the 1909 maltls, Duane A. While and Hiller Brown,-.no Charter Oak St.; John Manchester Fine Arts Assn. Wed Warrants charging larceny of 150 pounds o f concrete atill at race, “was destroyed by fir* a few D O G F O O D But RIker la almost certain the In !^ ite of these drawbacks, H'augh. Arnold Thompson will.be PanlaluK,., 40 Foster St.,; George nesday evening at ,Whlton audi ‘goods worth under $SO’ Ygainst tached to th* ba*e. It la a puaala / ' . \ - jk . AmericL|i entries did win occasioti- yeara after its moment of glory. Loco did not run in 19()<». He says In charge off make-up for the caW Gesa, 26 LRtle St.;. Steven Bene torium attracted' 50 membera and Meyer have been illed by three how they got th* meter and con he remembers his father saying all.v. The-.average speed for the ,, Choir to Sing dict, RFD< 1. ' Rockville: Mra. friends. other towns. Thsy ' are Enfield, crete out of th* sidewalk. For 4For 3 9 c . thatyyear — because>of the win In 250 to 3O0^ile race was about 70 Mualc," under the direction of Mathilda Raiach, Coventry; Mrs. .thres counts; East Windsor, four their efforts, they got about $1.80ii 2 r « 2 9 e m.p.h. J u s t ^ r kicks, you might Marjori* Miller. Vernon.: Miss Nora Addy-, well known ar -FREE— 1909 — "The car ha)^ proved it- LaRcan Held Here James W. McKay, wilt be by the tist, painted a picture typical of LUCKY LEAF ...... - ...... •elK why try again.?” try visualizipgnhat pace on some Masonic choir, composed of Her DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. of Connecticut present bac*: Delina Caillouetif„ 119 Center St.; Ireland, using the lovely pale yel C A L O One other facto/, which may bert A. Bengston, Richard Berg- low primrose* to be found there .*1 roads.. And, thrtf are infinitely' On Tlieft Count Mrs. Joan Lawrence And aon, 36 A P P L E PIE In thia case be sheer chance, is greri,' C arl'A .' Gustafson. Arthur in the . early spring -growing wlW superior to those Ip u0t< early in Hoaglund. • Johli A. Johnson, Nathan R d.; Mrs. Irene Pryor and D O G F O O D • PAVEU E that the car depicted, by Hamlin son, 39.Cottage St.; David Biisaiere, along the country side. She paint the century. \ ’ On* 6f aix Hartford youtha ap Arthur H. Larder, Everett Mac- 6* vying with Ahey Oop for first Coventry: Michael Storte, 14 4llza- ed in a background of ferns and /place at the end of the comic atrip Died on B p ee^ a y prehended as the rbault of local Gluggage, Herbert J. McKinney, other greenerv. Misa'Addy Is vice police work was taken Into cus beth Dr.: Richard Clapp, Coven / race bears the number 7. Thia was Harry Grant, the counterpart of Francis Pa.vne, Wllmore H. Peter president of the Association. A No. Cm 3 5 c tody in- Hartford yeaterday by son and Charles 8. Towle. try; Laura Ann Heisler, 44 Lewis 2 For 2 7 c 2 Slide File Box th* number of a Locomobile, re- Alley Oop in 1909, dieii/te a race brief business meeting followed the BINGO Manchester .police and is being St. / .' \ presenUng th# Bridgeport firm, at Indianapolis, Ind., a ifeW years demonstration, and Mra. Ohar'ta which competed in 1005, but did later, Newcomb fdya. He exjtined held here in lieu of $2,000 bond to D06YUMMIES ALL with ^ y / f - f face a charge of theft of a motor TK.MPORARV BEMDENCE Pinto was named chairman of the FR ID A Y S-8 P. M. not win the /nee. that Grant was ' faUDy li^red Tucson. Arlz.~T?n -XSdwkrd ' j. Art FaliV to be held.her* M ay 23. m PavtIiR'PreeRSBtd Both Rilur and Newcomb are when he inhaled flames ^froln^ a vehicle. ^ DETERGENT Donald LaReau, 16. is accused Hospital Notes Heath moved bis -family into a It was /Suggested that member* \ ASSUMPTION HALL Eastman ar Ansca enthusiasts/about the old cars! bucplng' car he stuck with in ord^ brand new home In the morning, donate/paintings 'which may be which even then were capable of to guide U away from nearl^X^y polic* of taking a car VICTOR JUMBO CLEAXED 35 mm. Qolar Film ' *^om Manchester Motor Sales, ,M 2 Patients Today: ! ...... : .. i.... 17# but they moved out again thkt offered fdr sale at- the fair. m O M P S O N 0 1 1 4 SOUTH ADAMS STRUTS 24 0*. O O - very high speeds. The Alco pic mass of spectator*. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Rob- night, somewhat more hastily. A "Garden Lille*.” by Mrs, Glenn tured here was doing well over 100 W,. Center St,, in February; The 's Shrimp 4Va W. 45c But "Old No. 16," the 1908 win cak'^as found abandoned in Hart- ert Ringrdssv' I? Cornell St.; T a - flr* started , in a wall hieater dur Armstrong; a neW-- mamber,’ waa Deal Pj'ice m.p.h. w /en photographed during COMPORTARI.Em SEATtNG?r-AMPL| PARKING ner, Is still in shape and Is owned formdurlng a March snowstorm. tricla Loftus, 194 Gfeenwooil Dr.: ing 'the'ir- abort fetay, causing chqSSn as the painting 6f .the M i:- ^ a qualification heat for the 1909 by artist Peter Helck of Boston Howard Germaine, . Southbridge, $l,5(KL;^mage. month. T race, N/wcom b aay*. Barber yesterday, LaReau was to MULE TEAM BORAX P b n tors PINE LENOX Corners. Occaaionally, It may be present^ in Hartford Police Court Maas.; Alice Amerello. 12 Hoore Timed at lig m.p.h, 1 lb. ISe ii: seen in advertisements plugging a on charts of escaping custody of St.; Mrs. Annabella Demuth, Ter T Coektiil Poanuts And/ the Loco, according to fancy beverage. Hartford f*ollve. breaking and en race Dr., Rockville; Mra. Kamllle RIker, who.se father kept the tering and^t^eft. His case was MIckeiCU'i, Wapplng;- Martin PHARMACY 118 nfilles an hour on a atraltht- Walowich, Wapplng: Mra. Theresa BORAXO aisay;. machine until he died, said he referred to 'duvenile authorities 299 E.\,ST CENTER ST. , would like to have the old Loco after the Haik^rd arraignment. Lyon*. 281 Center Si.: Hr*. Ray In case you may have forgotten mond Marchesacault, - 88 LInnmore B M. 17e 7 ' i O z. TEL. mobile today, but It was sold about Additional \sWrants from area 39c MI 9^089^ ' •r never saw them, the roads of 1916 to Joseph Sessions of the towns have beein^led against the Or.; Mrs. Isabella Dewhurat, 33 COLLEGE DCN .vouth. They ar^ from the East Thirfibull R d:; Sandra Davey, Ehiat V K A S C O Windsor Justice Coprt, charging j Hartford; Robert lamonaco, 24 •ROTH. four counts of breakihg and enter.; Eaatfield Si,;. Mra; Pauline Gillette, Hartford; Jpan InSlnga, 195 Spruce D O G P O O D CHICKEN Ing; the Municipal Coilrl of South Windsor, charging two founts of I St.; Mra. Stella Phaneuf, 14 E. ; breaking and entering; ^nd the j Maple St.: Raymond Lan;bert, 3 Municipal Court of TOndsor, Bancroft Rd,, Rpckviile; Robert on !«•} Oz. 1 7 c Q r n t m i M charging theft of a motor \khicle. Piccoli, Stafford Springs; Richard 5 Lb. ,Bs|^ 9 Guarantee 1 Lalteau is one of aix Bulkaieyl BOoska, 31 Stone St.: Mr*. Shirley 7 - High School students I'bunded^ip Tallent, 94 Constance Dr.' ebUJEGE INN BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. ill::! S after investigation by three lo<^ COLLEGE INN police department* and State' Po^ and Mr*. Ronald Gingras, RFD 1, sWillimantIc; k son to 51r. an'd Mrs. GHIfIKEN a* the result information Lee ot Varren Albert, 140 Branford St,; CHICKENi U KING furnl.shed by Manchester Police. a^daughter-'to Mr. and Mr*-.? An- ALL AUTOMATIC / ' A number of area incidents and thiily' Comeau, RFD 1 RockvUle breaks were cleared up by the in- On^HARGED YESTERDAY: vcstigatqns, police said. Mra. abirley Stepanskl, 42 Otis St.; B E M D I X W . 47 0z< 4 ^ c Miss*B^nlce Lvdall 31 Strong St.; 43c Rhode Yslsnd claims that the I Mrs.. Dofothy Homl! RFD 1, West •. w a s h e s VACUUM DRIES C&C Motor Sales drat Jail swtencc.s for a .enrci' - i'Wll}lngton>^Kevin O'Hure, Giaston- Oil Dvtik Qluasor auto driver was imposed in that bury: Mr*.'Coral Weiiyer.. 49 Ard \ \ i • R IN S E S s h u t s O F F ) ' r , ■ state— 1904. LCSTOIL more Rd.: M ^. Lilliap Srtultheiss, -V ■ . UTOMATICALLY HMf Pries Dm I Ev.vry 1V^2 and Later Car Cuaranleed Slechaiu PINTS 3 7 ^ ically lor 30 Days in ff riling BO r: J - X - 2 For 19c -oilARTS 65^ 1955 FORD V8 RANCHWAGON ..... $ 2 0 9 5 ' X ' W '■ :- / r - . Light blue and Ivor.v. Hat radio, heater, Enrdnmatic. wtalte-\. FISHING . 8 8 PALMOLIVE SUPER SUDS (Bluer -wall tire*. Original 7,966 miles. '■ ■ - ' ■._;4j'|s4..^'X ONLY BAR SOAP Lorqs 31c 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DbOR SEDAN-..... $1245 Light blue, H’hitenaJI tires, heater, etc. SEASON t *J ir, n inj r> f ,t II I e. ]» „ I ReR. 3 ror 25C - OCTAOON SOAP I L { Mjj *1 a ' ’ ’‘i Bath 1 2 c 1955 FORD CUSTOMLINE V8 4-DOOR . . . $1895 Largs,'3 for 27e Ivory and green. Mas radio, healer, Eordomatie. • K' SAT., APRIt 21 Scraptrs a rt standard tquipm6mt ia mcmy.so- 1953 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP . . $1395 colltd automaHe dafrosting rafrlgtrotprs. ^ ‘I-tonr blue; Ha* uhllewall lire-, radio, healer, hydra., etc. .Lat us tacki* your fiskiRg prabkint. DON’T B£ FOOLED "U N iij. Y. W « carry tvor^iR g for Hit opoiiiRg Vel Flakes 1955 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 8 4-DOOR .... $ 1 6 ^ 5 d a y . '2-lone blilf. Radio, heater, airfoum seats. Reg. S for 25c ONLY BATH 12e 1953 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP .... !. $ 1 2 9 5 1 . M. u. 31c 'Dynaflon, radio, heater, 3-tone, eie. MMiRctaiMP We Carry RAWLINGS I B l9 4 .g 4 r HAS HI SPEED AUTOMATIC DEFROST AJAX 1954 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP ...... $ 1 4 9 5 . k''.l BASSEIALL EQUIPMENT^ Immaculate Ivory and black. Radio, whitewall tIreS, etc. IN FREEZER sn l REFRIfiERATOR! 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP . .: $1295 t , 1 2 c Ivory and gzeen. Radio, healer, whitewall tires, etc. BASEBALL SHOES Giant ^ W B fT ra a n 1954 FORD 2-DOOR CUSTOM V8 ... .. $1395 r SALE 8.95 I*. jl^ lG 11*4 C m Ft. 2 Pbr 3 3 c Very low, mileage. Radio, healer, eie., whitewall tli:es. Giant 7 4 e ring SPECIAL! ' OTHER^ F'ROM 6.45 • DEEP DOOR DESIGN is a dpinoiinlifblp 2*^4 b.|>. gasoline piifllDf* lltai switrlies in sectmtis from oile T«>ro 1953 FORD CUSTOM V8 4-DOOR ...... $1195 • ROLL OUT SHELVES FLORIENT Light blue. Fully equipped, tinted glass, etr. AD work unit to aiiollicr. It's a iiircliaiiiral hamlyinaii you’ ll use lu all Tour seasons! ALL $1.00 STYLE THKY’RE NEW! LITTCLK LEAGUE. • ROU out CRISPER / — ' DRoUgrwir Aorofol WAR.M-UP JACKETS—S. M. L SIZES RED DETERGENT 1950 STUDEBAKER c h a m p i o n 4-DOOR , $345 ^ ’oi'k units now iueliiide (ooiiUler-eloek-wise) : il-iitrU Snnir Hound rotary plow, • ALL AUTOMATIC DEFROST New motor Job. Clean Inside and out. Radio, hratrr, eie. Hill I 10 V., KHNI v«aU eapaeity generator, tiller, 20-iueli self-propelled If hirheind r o .• RIG FREEZER LOCKER holder. EVERYTHING PRICED AT W l r . 3 ^ c tary mower. 21-iiieli self-propelletl .Sporflawii ^eel mower, edger-lrimme^. power.. ^V ablsL (BhCLL Your choice may not be listed. We have several more SCHOOL ORd TEAM DISCOUNT! OlmamoR Crisp NA8ISCORITZ piimp^ power sprayer. Tlif'Tnro ‘’Power Handle" Is anotlier'first that's hfuiiid from $79.00 up. Bank terms „for those who, wish to CRACKERS. I ^b.; 32e to be im itatcfiT" ' 26, units‘w ill he available for the Power Handje stmii. C ,b f Kitliltr finance. > - ■* . E a ch ONLY -v: OPEN THURSDAY oBd FRIDAY TIU 9 P.M. PEVIL'S roO D SQUARE :l4<4 0g. 3 1 c , ,9'/i w . 35e W M Ifv t , . CHE*SOy.ARatE -• K'ili T C SPORT ‘ Mou 2Va Cda 27c ' MEAT OINNERS iiiiil M i ^ R L O W O SPOT. ‘ V R M b r WWt* CIhniIi X 867 OAKLAND ST.» MANCHESTER v ■ ■ . P V • * • F O R > EV E R Y T H IN G IIIV 2 CENTER $T. Ml 9-8747 J gATHIIiAJefcSic OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. X v MI 9-2761 II YOURf'TORO HIAIMUARTERS - LOWER STREET FLOOR LEVEL'I' n Lt 9 ^ FURNITURE DEPARihdENT LOWER STREH FLOOA LEVEL ■ ' 7 III. I'ImIII.: X v v:'-'"'.‘'X'.-•I'-; ■ ■A* J V S' 5- A. r,. ' ' ...... -. - \- ■ - ...... ■ ■ ■ \ K \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1956 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNh PTUDAY. APRIL 20, 195« Itnf, Chris, Connie and Owen Ki pltal. Tha Randdlla hava thraa Hehron lts, Uary Louise Porter, Janice Columbia daughters. JunM iMO*. klnderfarUni JoHn tn tha face of Governor Rlblcoffa —a M t « 1 advantage for the OOF. Ike Will D imcuha |cDolnasa toward the visit of the Democrats Face T » emphaeiaw hla polnL the Porter, all reccivliig blue ribbonl Slatioalgl -hr Texas ^ FOR MAXIMIIM HEAT aad TROUBLE FREE OPERATION HarrInKton and Edward Dawood,. RUBY JONNSON Crime by Long-Distance Boyd Tuttle, youngest son of School PupUs Plant 18 Trees the t^Vo firat fradet; W 11-1 a m Mountain State governor to Con chairman aald tha 1100,000 Demo Contest Fcatares ReA ribbons were .awarded to State Uiiit Names' 1 Judy Flemke, Penny Bielden, Bllasa Mf. and Mra...Donald Tuttle. Co I « -• Barry, Grade 2: Richard McAdam. U.S. Foreign Aid necticut.-. Governor Rlblcoff- hea ^Financial Crisis^ cratic balance "la not enough to EkctricioR Grad# 3; Rofer Parott. Grade 4; charged Governor Marland with purchase time and produce a half- , Grange Meeting Lcderer. Diane Rcbillard'. Barbara Woman to Office lumbia Center, ta stationed at To Commemorate Arbor Day hour program on a major nation-' Staba, Mary Coolldft. Mary HaU, 8 Lackland Air Base In Taxaa. Mathe^ Nelli, Grade 5; Stephen Waahington. April 20 dPi l*reB- attempting to raid the State's In Washington, April SO UD- TEL. Ft 2-4U3 Use SHELL Eurnace Oil Underworld Fad Kathy Ellis, I ______^ Brown, Grade 6; John Reid and dustrial empire. The latter haa de wida ttlevlaion notW'ork." Hebron, j^Aprll 20 (Special)— Columbia, April 20 (Spaclal) ■ Ident RIaenhower'a major addreaa nied the chargk.' Democratlc National Chairman . . . - ^ , AFTER 4 P.M. White ribbons were won by Maachestar Evoalag liar aid W OR Bumon oRd Stoktn Sold llanchaater la richer bv I I tr#aa,*ed with floalnr remarka by Ken-;Thomaa Dawkina, the two aeventh Ban Francisco. April 20 (Ah—a4of having to gat and fUnUsh Infor- Granfa Maatbr Kenneth A. I^ rter Mrs. Murray Flatow, Pine St., was C o I'u m b I a eorreapoodent, Mrs. to the American Soclaty of Newa- Today, Dower i(i a atatemrnt .Paul M. Butler anid today hla parfy SERVICE FOB BOSS Peggy Hammond and Susan Mer- neth Clement.y^ • fradea. cle'r, Fraak Maarhisa, telrphoae ACa- W and Sarvkod PrompHy oRd Effickmtiy •“ 2 '* j ' Nathan Hale aiaaaea aa-; The Waahlnjton School cerentO' paper edifora bara tomorrow night which be aald he hoped to de Is facing a ''financial crltls” Which local hoodlum area a chance for on local-tj’pe criminal ac- waa In the chair at th4. meeting of installed aa recording secretary of ,1 Oklahoma City iS*> — Hugh G.* HuSaane E. Taylor desay 8-MM. The treea—little leaf llndena a™ , ,*nibled on the front lawn of their,! ny, held at 1 o'clock today, hlfh- will deal' In part with tha admln- liver at a'luncheon given for G'ov- profitable robbery. Tnatead qf pull- j “ *•' (rm pnvora Agency, Hebron Grange Tuesday evening the Connecticut Branch of the N a If not soivtd quickly will seriously Payne, general manager of the Funeral servloea were held yes •ufar itAploa—were planted dur> | g(ihool Wedneaday afternoon lighted two aecond gradera who errior' Merland, pointed out that Oklahoma Medical Research Ing It hlmftelf, he "cases'' the Job,' The. new exchange that tlie local at Gilead Cbmmunity Hall and 22 tional League of United- Syna ^ Q. E. WILLIS ft SON, he. iatratlon'a foraign ' aid program, Hartford Coimty Wax the home' endanger Its chances tor victory Throw TbaA terday in the Hebron Congrega From 1900 to 190(>, the average in f the week , by the children of plant two anger nvaplea In'4helr j teamed up on an erigfhal offering. Foundation, got a paUent'a eye Away and telephones complete Informs- offleera hav# orgM iied for them- membera were preaent plua two gogues of America yesterday at annual .Increase tm the number of the White Houae aald today. base of the original "Yankee Fed- next .November. DONT tional (Thurch for Suzanne El|^- .1 M AIN ST. — PHO.NE M l S-OIU eight « f Mancheater’a elementary Arbor Oay obaervance, • I Claire Schlllinger ,read a poem view of the foundation hbapltal. vlaitors from Andover. the EUnmanuel Temple, Hartf(>rd. U.S. people waa 1.4 per cent TTrere were aonga. ''America about treea that waa compoaed by But Preaa Secretary Jamaa C. ■ dlar” and hti heifs In Connecticut, He said fund raising should be Stilt plenty of wear left In lion to friend. In a distant city.' beth Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Ill with bureltls.' Payna checked . A c'hocolate cake contest took Mrt^4Emery N. Taylor of Amston a year, but slnr«'1950 the InfYeaae •choola In ceremonlea itommcmo- the Beautiful" and "God Bleaa Stephan Penny. Hagerty, replying to newamen'a Industry never shut their ears to a ifivsn "No. 1 priority" If the party ekoea when hmaght ham for place. First prixe went to MUi The meeting marked the 2^th Into a hoaplUl bod Juet around Lake. Who died April 17 at the haa Iwen 1.7 pew cent a year. raling Arbor Day. , America," under the direction of ’n e program alao included the queatlona, aald foreign aid will not .-ales pitch. On that score - alone Is to be able adequately to prseent export repairing.. Muriel Warner; aevond, Mre. Clar anniveraary ot tha League and all tha coriier from hla office. Hartford Hospital. . The ceremonlea came early- Mra. ,-Chrlatlne Parka: and there reading of the Oovernor'a procla be the main theme. Ha declined to the govemoC of West Virginia the isiuea to the people. Including WORK DONE WUIUB L w u c k C " . f s ; ence V. Rathbun; third, Mrs. past 25 prealdenta, who gre still, vs'ere poema, "What, Do We'j*lant," mation by Bruce Stavene, Grade 8; provide any detail regarding the rates a greeting. Besides he de "What It itieanB to them to have TOD W AIT Pollcenjen tab this aa one of the ^ ^-ork simply. Local offl- She was 11 yeara-old., She 'vi-az living, nwre honored. Arbor Day a-on't be officially ob- , TESirERANCB MAN 7 . Donald E. Griffin. bom in Hartford, Aug. 17, 1944. by l^awrence Prelheit, and and a hymn to nature by Michael apeech, which haa been billed Be a serves our gtatinide for awaken a part-tinia'piasldcnt.” ^u gheit type, of-crime to solve. vk'jll tabulate Informatlori ' Mrs. Wilbur 8. Porter an Mm . Flatow, current president acrved In Connecticut until April read WheeUng. W. Ve. City po She attended the Hebron Ele-- 'Treba,'' r.ead by Hairv ArnoUI. M. Kolowakl, a third gradery Mor- major foreign policy addreaa, ing apathetic citlxena to a realiza Butler, bpcniiig a 2-day meeting They have good filda on their , lo- •t,out their hometown .criminala nounced that there will be a sew of tha local Sisterhood, served on 27—alnce Mancheater achoola, w ill' lice are looking for the burglar mentary School, and was a mem In addition, the (Jovernor'a proc ria Morlarty, Grade 6, and Janet Haserty aald laat weak that tion of-'their unique good fortune of the National Committas to dls- SAM YULYES cal criminals, but nothing on the, on a standard report form and aend ing contest, for which entries must a panel with other sisterhood he on vacation next week. who wasn't aatlafled with taking ber of the local Congregational lamation waa read by Sandra Iri- l.,ema. Grade 4, were In charge of Ke^nhower alao plana to deal In 111 terms of employment oppor .cuaa conyantlbn and campaign SHOE REFAJBINO out-of-towner» who did the Job.; n Sacramento. There It will be be made by May 15. presidents. A local delegation at But In their cereifionlea.. the roast botf. hamburger, candy bare Church and the Olrl Scouts. youngatera did more than obaerve galla and Jlamea Mali gave an ac planting the achool'a tree, a large part with the aituetlon In the tunity." plana, aald in praparad ramarka tha OF THE BCTTEB KDTD Federal agencies do not figure In evaluated, uniformly pioceased. A baked bean supper Will be tended the meeting. Republicans now hava |S million and eagh from a cafa. Thb intruder She leaves her parents, a the day. They breathed new life count, of the origin and purpoae of aiijiar' maple. Middle Eaat. -Oower saw Governor Merland'e IS SUple S t— Acroe# Fmai It because It's a "local" crime. ■ and dletributed to, all partlcipanta. held June 2.vAt Tuesday evening's Elect New President visit as a means of slerting Con also emptfid K keg of beer on the brother, Paul A., of Olaatonbury: into the obaervance wh(ch haa fall Arbor Day. Miaa Huldah Butler. ‘ Plant Red Maple The Prealdenl'a addreea, will be dollars In their campaign cheat. rifet Nattonal ParUng Let Htart kuper-Pnllee Network Local departments thus will stead- meeting Fire CThitf Donald t . The Catholic Ladlei' Society of necticut citizens to what they Against that, ha aald, is a Demo floor and poured eight bottles of a sister, Mrs. Edward Norton of en Into neglect In recent yeara. Nathan Hale principal, waa Ih^ The final obaervance waa held at carried nationwide on televlaion Now, after yeara of effort, of- ily build up files more complete Griffin and U. William 1. Bbrit of St. Columha'a Ctiurrh, has elected The rewards are handsomest charge, of -the program. and radio atarting at 10 p.m. have.” cratic balance of a mere tlOO.OOO whisky down the drain. ficera In a score of VVeatern com- than Knything they could have done Norwood. Mast.; alio htr grand Mra. Ralph Secord aa ita new They did it with aonga and R p.m. today at the Wad^^dcll the Hebron. Volunteer Fire Depart mother, Mrs. Mary M. Taylor of poema. aome of them original, and The Verplanck School ,children School, where a rad maple waa (EST). munitlea have ^gken Jhe first step alone. ment explained the use of the re- preiident. obaerved Arbor Dajl yeaterday toward creating a super police In- Uniform jlrocedures and forma Lynn, Mass, interment was in St. Other officers are Mra. Paul a retelling of the hlatory of Arbor planted. Here alao tha children . " - suacitator, u ^in g people to-feel Peter's Cemetary. when iimu choose a Day aa they gathered on their morning, planting five augar ma telJigence network to collect and now, are being drafted. The coat frte to call the Fire Department If Jiu-ovaty, Andover, vice-nrestdent; achool groun’da to watch -aapllnga' plea on the achool groimda. BeaUlea ne^fj IhlT GovVn^Vfprw^^^ C o f C diatribule Information about Inter- will be borne initially by the Call- resuscitator is needed for emer Mri. J. A. Malecky, Oifead. cor NaBckeeter E .v e n I a g Heraki responding'acretary; Mrs. Peter roota aunk Into the earth and cov the actual planting, thRthe program / city criminala. It cuts right across tomla bureau. The oiganizera have gency use. •thte lines [no way of estimating operating ex- Hebron correependent; Mlaa Susan Morin, Columbia, recording aecYe- ered. ncliided; the ainging of "O Beauti Grade .1 delivered a Hymn for Firemen also showed first aid ful",and the "Arbor Day Hymn,'' (ireels MarlancI Pendletan, ' telephone. Academy tary: and' Mre. Arthur Pepin, •Ihe achoola' oba^vancea were Arluir Day, and Denlke Miller. The new' agency will be headed ’’V’ «>«>’ kits 'and demonstrated a Sco( Air 8-S4M. and‘ the reading of "Treea" and Grade i, told the "klafory of A r by San .Franclstfo'a police chief! ^ nominal. Printing the forms Pack. First aid trealmenta were Columbia. carried out In connection with a "He Who Pliinta Treea.” Hartford. April 20 i/Pt William will be the main cash item. Mre. Adelma Slmniona.v>f Caprl- TRlASUIli^sV CHaST DIAMOND Chamber o( Commerce project to bor, Day." The atory of the red Frgnk Ahem And will center'at the outlined by Mrs, Donald B. Grif ' Buckley Program maple that waa planted waa told A. Dower, executive vice preaident Gkllfornid. State Bureau of Crimi "One of the finest features ot the fin from material fumlihed by land Farm. Coventry, guest spesk- revive local Inteieat In Arbor Day program," aaya .San Franciscb Why are Treasure Chest diamonds The Bu( kley School program, by nifforti Scoiao, a third grader, of the Harlford Chamber of nal IdetiBncatiori and Investiga Mrs. Marry H. KIrkham, school Extended' Forecast er for the evening, discussed vari and beautify the town with moie Diat. Atiy. Thomas Lynch,' "la that mpre fiery, mbfe brilliant than prepared by the atiident council. while the alxth grgde aang "Pray ffoinineice. today welcomed Gov tion In Sacramento. nurse. ous herba. . treea ernor William C. Marland of Weat the smaller departments will be Will Inatnirt HCouhi notne diamonds twice their size? Ih. Mancheater Park De-' "'K-moon er Reaponae" The achool Joined "Information Is 90 per cent of Chocolate cake and coffee were Tha S-day (Saturday through And the Mamheater l arx ue connection with the p anting of a m an ''Arbor nav Sone ■ Which Virginia to Hartford. encouraged to enlarge their own served and dancing followed. George F'eters, Columbia, will It’^. because each Treasure partment our operation, and this thing la Wednesday) forecast for Connecti LTlment cooperated In the tree.,m ,, ^ee ' waa a.ing to thj tun. of "Amer Dower's greeting waa extended intelligence activities for the com 5lan,v Attend Show Inatruct local Bpy Scouta hj 'a plantinga.antlnga. It provided the aapllnga, . viraBila Hatfield conducted the i,.." * tun. of Am .r dedicated to furnishing Informa mon gbod. Now thie Information cut temperatures. will average aerlea of 10 leasons In firat aid. Chc^t diamond is a gem of cx- Virginia Hatfield conducted the lea." tion," Ahern describes It. Proceeds from the show. "W est and H orae Murphey, auperlntend- program which included r.citals will be made available, a confi three to eix degreei below normal. The first seaaion will )>e Monday ceptio,nal quality, a gem ant ef tha department, diapatchrd Gair Onillette. a fixth Sradcr, Twenty-six law enforcement of dential basii, to all participants." ern Fantasy,” totaled 1311. ,to fi Warmer Saturday, cooler late o f Bliss Carmen's "Tieea" by nance eighth gradera In their an avening at the Congregational .whose beauty is intrinsio crewa of workmen to help the condOcted the program. ficials, representing key 'cities fn- Sunday and Monday; warmtr by Grade 4 and Joyce Kilmer's poem Weekend Specials nual trip to New York. The class Church chapel. regardless o f its size. You’ll achool children plant them. the vast area from the' Pacific Wedneaday. Piwclpltatlon will Red Cross Collrctlnn of the same, name by Pamela PI'RE POISON! Coast east to the Miaaiasippi River trip will take place May 18. A t like a Michaels Treasure • Next week, after vacation, the Mortlock. rai)K* from oive half to on# Inch Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith, participated in the organizing Con Hold Conference tendance at the show'was very one achool that didn't have an ob- Grkde 9 sang "God Bleaa Amer Fitchburg. Maaa. A girl with showers Sunday and again co-chairmen of the recent R e d Chest diamond best of clerk In the DIatrIcl Court office New Lyrtwood Gold ference In San Francisco. St. L«uis, gratif.vlng, and much appreciated Wedneaday. aarvince will plant Ha tree. The ica" and .Katny Starr told of the b.v school heads snd students. Crose drive, aald 8598 waa collect/ all! Priced as low as achool. Highland Park, had ached- origin of ArboV Day. A .choral gingerly ^opened an envelope bear FERTILIZER Denver, Seattle. I-aa Vegas, Kan . At Zion Church cd. . . ing two iabela marked "poison." sas City, L.OS A.igelea. Reno. San About .500 or more were in attend |90,itax includefT. uled a tree-planting yesterday but piece, "1-et'a PlanV a Tree,” waa ance, welt filling the large Dies on Way to Funeral 'Forty Per Cent Collected had to postpone it. f. given by Grade. 6. I-aurle O,ahorne It contained a letter from an Diego and Portland were among Zion I-iitheran Cliurch will be \ • George Peters, publicity chairi ■ABV PAVMKNTa INVITKD them. auditorium. read the Governor's prorlnmation, Irate ('linton motorlat complaining LIME host to the 18th semi-annual Con Norwalk, April 20 OF)—Solomon man of 'the current Cancer drivd. Bowers Plants Mx Ahern estimates It will take'tw’o School Bus Conduct . The first Arbor Day observance and Jacquallne McCarthy, a fifth that he had received summohaea' EACH FOR I. Dietz, .54, a r.eckwcsr manufac said 40 per cent..of the $300 can or three mon^s to get the bureau ference of the Sunday Teachers of The Board of Education has de UUs week was at the Bowers grader, delivered ".Spring Song. " for overtime parklnff In Fitchburg. turer and active In the Zionist cer drive quota haa been received. Free Parking In The St. James Lot \l liaven'l been In Fitchburg for PENT MOSS into full \>peration. The Lutheran Chur^chea, Misaouri cided to cracl. down'on students School, where six sugar maplei Tlie actual tree planting was for a first offense on rule's of con movement, djed on the way to a Now Arrival Jewelers-Sllveramltha ' w eN planted along the Henry St. care of by Jamea tiavlln and •al.'tNmonlha," the letter aald. "And 2 YEAR PLANTS — SOME ARE IN ILOOM Capt. James E. ILamlUon, head Synod, of this area on Sunday, funeral of a friend Aesterday. Dials A son, their first, was bo'm this 95S Mala St„ Mancheater I of the Los Angeles Police Depart; duct on icheol buses.^ Offenders boundary of the school's play Orland Pritchard, alxth and fifth the way you give nut parking tlck- €!•••■• fr*in tiia’t* 3 April 22, was stricken tn a car driven by hla week to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ran GRASS SEED ment’a intelligence^^ unit, explains ’opening devotions will begin at will be given a 5-day - suspension ground l^iesday afternoon, gradera, reapertively. eta I'll never go to Fitchburg. MICK'S Lawn % f 4 t . . . wife. Sylvia. Besides his widow. dall, Columbia Lake, at, the Wind THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 Plea,> it.it. \ i - ' .■ft I' (| ^ ' I, ’ • ' ' c- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALA MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 19M PAGE SEVENTEEN PAQI8IXTEBII MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. APRIL 20. I960 Act Defendants Archilfrt’o l>l0dfl of Mfmo^Iat Terraec Iflsraet, Egypt DiMotufttetion with Parking M a l ^ Swap Charges Revealed in Chamber Survey Prison Sentences 0 / In Soviet Comeback The Manchester Chamber of*- The Chamber dan be expected to Of New Attacks / rmtpt Om.) -r-nw,n,.reeCommerce Parking Parkins co.mmiuee CoTimlttee tO- P®*"* majority O'* (*POrt of Manchester a* real- that Washington, ' April 20 (ff)— yaay and do will b* examinad close yOL. XXIII, No. 29 FRIDAY, APRIL 20 CoaplM b]T StOdMts of Maachaotor High School day reported widespread diasatis- want Improved pimklng een- Bliio Hoico Batco, Faculty Advisor leal atmMphtra et l^terta. prej (CeatteneS frem Page Oee) Georgi MalanlioT, Meposad .pre ly for 'Clues aa to Soviet Intanttona Obituary factlon with perkmg facilities In jitions "and a paHdng authoHty mier of the Soviet Union, ie re In tho Mlddl* East, south Aeie. utflc* and fMM-*" He said two Jordanian National lualfy widespread provide them. Attica and Waatern Eurpp*. garded )iere aa a man pnee more Such an atmoaphfr* Vli fa*t Guardsmen were killed, one was ------— .... .jtabllshment of a ' -fj,, report will also permit the U.S. offtcials aro jxmvinead the Legiott of Honor Attehd Conclave 1956 Baacball Gk-Captaios on the upgrade in Moacow'e col disappeartn(.** the defendulU coit' wounded snd one Isra'eli soldier parking Authority to Improve chamber to maintain that it is Rfiijor Soviet piirpoie In many for ] Relay Racers them. t interested in parking facilUies In eign policy operationa now la to In New Britain tended. was killed. lective Iron rule. Hajra TM« Mle|«ided Puncrals Tha’report, bssed on a h o u ^ ^ u,e North End and other areaa of Some experta believp he may disrupt ^ far a* posslbl* the Cohen recommended prohaljon I By account of an Israeli military house canvass of mors than 2.0OT ih, jjalfi St. one day begom* .Fremier agalp. Western defense ayatem. 'The Problem of Colonlallam Capture First for Tale becauee, he eald, he '^spokesman, a Jordanian force en residences' last month, was sub- j^rea. Rmll J. Hlckiiif Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov Shifts Seen latemnt day" waa the topic of' the eighth lleved "In my own heart that Tati The funeral of £mU J. Hirking. tered Israel near Nechusa village muted to the Chamber’s Board of survey was conduqied last la being us^. In the Washington Important ea Soviet foreign in the Lachlsh area, exchanged annual High School Conference for was miaguided," that he can be J138 W. Center St., was held yes- Control at lU monthly meeting ,„onth by high school students view, for his diptomatic skill but aims are, the predominant view In Two-Mile fire with ansisraeli unit and fled ivhablittated and can do hie coun erday afternoon at 2:3d at the: this noon. ' mul Bov Scouts who canvassed the Ilia power and Influence have de here la that recent Soviet policy UNESCO, attended by membeni of with an Israeli vehicle. He; said The Bbard promptly accepted try some____ _food. .iblmes Funeral Home, with the ■ clined-since Stalin'd death. shifts have'.been motivated pri the Current Affaire Club at New . Manchester High's twrumUe re each'side lost one man killed. the report aqd now will press the resulU (of the survey) the pefenae lawyers pleading for Fred R. Edgar, mlnlstdr of It la cofitiderM possible he (kill marily by concern for interiial Britain'* Teacher* College -of ConV lay teem, consisting of Bill Mac- suspended or mlnHnum sentence* in* South Methodist Church, offl- Egypt charged the cease-fire town's Board of Directors for Chamber report states, "shows that end up In the figurehead position agreement which went into effect action. Ute Board authorised Dr. , strength and aecurity. Th* kay to nectlcut on gVedneoday. April 11. Ardle, Tom LaForge, Dick'Sher told the court that the defendants j ciatiiw. Burial was in Ihis( C o the reatdentg' of Manchester be of Soviet President when agtng 1 (hevrepudlaUbn of Stalin is moot After regiatering, / the etiMenta here are not In the same class etery. on her 168-mlle-long - border with Robert Healy, president of the man and Bob tTlnton, captxired tu.. lieve that ,by a. ration of 5 to' 1 Marshal Klementi Voroshilov often viewed In this light. went to the esaembly wherakihey with top' T a n k in g Communists Bearers were Paul Maurice, Fred Israel .at 6 p.m. Wednesday had Chamber, and the'parking com parking facilities are inadequate steps aside. first place in their event In. a n e v mittee to present the report to the When Stalin died March 8, 1983, were welcomed. Spoochoe were, given five*year sentences else- ciough. » r l Maetln. Alexander’ 'glnct been broken by: and tM t a Parking Oommission . Zhukov Rated Highly record time it thb ' Connsctlcat Directors and ask them to put it the on* concern which h|a eurvi- then given by Thomas O. Hamil .where and should be punished Noble, T h ^ a s . Ruesell and Ralph \1. Israeli firing'on an Egyptian shoipd be established: and that -Marshal Georgi Zhukov, dg- ton, chief ot tho Unitod NaUone Relaya Saturday. pdet In the Delr el Bsllah greS of on their agenda "for action at the .vora in the Kremlin was' to pro; more lightly. Ruaaelk Mam .3 1 . la the predominant area fense minister and wartime friend, tect themselves agalnat each other Bureau; and TtUman Durdin, for This race proved to he one of . Judge Anderson' contipued the theXCssa strip yesterdsy; and earliest possible dstie.” t’ e moat exciting o 't h e aftentoon 6 to 1 Ratio ^ r ’ Improvement, with E. Center of President Eisenhower, Ip rated' and to prevent the emergence of eign correapondenl for tho Far defendants' bond and allowed them RobrriM. f'hiwford A ysfaeli plane flights over the when Manchester's anchor man, The parking committee repoirt' '^St. and the,North End being the as a highly respected member of a single all-powerful figure. This BkwL both of the New York fnedom pending the . hearing of The funeral »( Robert H, Craw coastal areals air space dally for other t\^o areas mentioned- to a the ruling- group but not,.a domH Tlmee. Their theme* were tha Bob Vinton, had to make up a appeal. ford, 67 Pearl St., was held yester the likst ‘three days,—. says that, by similar 5-to-l radios, led to the development of what the residents interviewed ^' feel considerable degree:" nant figurq. The concensus here is the Rusaiaits noW call "collective "United Natioh* and Its Rolae in large deficit in order to heat Dan The bonds are J15.000 each for day afternoon at 2 o’clock In St. IsraeU spokesmen "'denied ' the bury's last man. BUI. MacArdle parking facilities to be Inad^bate “One can reasonably conclude," that military mtn are not trying leadeeafaip.'' tha AnU-Colonlal Movemant." and lylOr and Mra, Aaher,. and $10,• Mary^a Episcopal Church. The Rev. charges. And U.N. officials in the report states at another point, to exercise decialve Influence on "Human Intereet and the Colonial waa Manchester'a first man; then h for the others, Alfred- L. Williams,.rector, offici Cairo eald these cases were "minor and that a parking authority Alao, it not only provided a boats "from the results that the town's Soviet policiea. t- . for repudiation Of Stalin, but Problem," reapecUvely. Torn LaForge and Dick Sherman itenent by DefeadiMta ated,, pnd M'S. Willwm Ktoppen- incidents of'ltttla slgniticsnce," should be established^ A panel diacuMloh on the theme followed ln‘'Wiat order. When It The report also jevesis that a residents are far from satisfied Russian peraonajitlea and poli created a necessity for It If the alatement given newsmen burg'presided st the argon. Burial -A 'Cairo broadcast told of the cies have been under close achittny df the conference was held. ' Th* com* time for Vinton to run, Man vest majority pf^aidents in town with present parking conditions people were to be aqld on the idea by thtMefendants said:. ,Wss In East Cemetefy, Nssser-Ssud-Ahmed . meeting. arid strongly favor the establish as officials try to puzzle out w'hiit' panel conalatad ,o f atudente from chester was 60 yards behind 1 ^ - "The henlenclng of the Connecti feel that the Main St. shopping that collective rule provided the Bearers were Oswald Vt!>lr, Sim 'The semi-official Egyptian Mid ment of a parking commissipn th* Russians are up to with their . Mary L. Sega .. .^ \ M M. ipanlMiit^ England, Fnuibo, Holland, India, Alan Dale Wejeik 'bury. cut SmiW* Act defendants is not on Hilrfebrand, RaymondX Henne, area la the /busineaa diatrlct in best poaaibl* government, they h*d dle East News Agency (MENA) vested with power to provide addl- new patterns of conduct, drama- to be unsold'on 20 years'(if propa and south Africa, etudylng In the The fleet-footed Vinton took the end m this Important ■ case. quin, William Shields. Fre.d Mc town m o a ^ n need of additional United Nations. \, announced in Cairo the-Egyptian tion'sl facilities.’’ tzed by ther repudiation, begin ganda that Stalin-'s' one-man grip Membership la the Vcrplanck Oape Ood as seen through a situation in hand perfectly, We defendants who have been Cormack and Edward Hessi 'parking ^e a a . Th* meeting waa adjourned after still trailed tha Danbury man leader would 'meet with the twq at The parking committee that ning In February, of most of Sta was beyond criticism. , Chapter of tha National Honor So gun sight would pi^babty he one convicted ana aantene'ed will ap- Jidda, a Saudi Arabian Red Sea The /th ree questions and the lin's works and teachings. . the panel for lunch and reaumod Ing onto tho last lap: but Mth was In charge of the survey and Most American officiala now ot the Moat beeuuKil acenes (o , peal our case to the higher courts - Mr*. Ethel M. Boynton . port about 40 miles northwest of lown o f replies follows: Ambaaiador Charles B. Bohlen ciety it haaed . on Scholarship, lattw. in separate diecuaaton Anne St|lson President about 200 yards remaining in ghd to the American people. .you believe that parking prepared the report Is headed by seem convinced that Khrushchev, The funeral of 'Mrs”. Ethel if. Mecca,' the holy city of the Mos Russell B. Hathaway. Other mem was called home -for consultation Leederaliip, Service and Charac (Ma week’s Legionnan.* Jon Mi grdupa. The group* dtacuaaad on* race. Vinton turned on a tnmeii- “We malnUln lout's Innocence of cllitiei ara adequate at the pres Bulganin, Shukov, Malenkov and of atx phase* of the problem: the Boynton, 24 Avon St., was held lems. What effeet the session bers are Russell F, Broderick, which 'Is due to b e . concluded the others in th* top dozen in ter. .Our legionnaire this week will chael Harrison. "Tex" IS not only doua drive, which sent hlnTehoot- the charge and w r belief that yesterdsy sfternoon at 2 o'clock would have on Middle Eagt affai); ent time In all of the business dla- a "lover" of the beautifo) penlfi- French Crlete, the United Statee l»K hy th* leading man pa win go trlcti In Manchester?- Yes. .348; Atty. John R. Mrosek, Earjs S. shortly. Moscow, are bertain that SUlin’a be inducted into tha Society be Of UN Mock Assembly the Smith Act Is urtcon'aUtuUonal, at (he Watkins-Weit Funeral remained to be seen. Am erican officiala generally sula to our northeast, Cade Ood, and- Calonlaltem. t)ie Communist ing away, and that it violatM the basic This Is what the memorial to veterans will -took like st the new high school if plana worked out No, 1.639: Did not answer, .^4. Rohan and Frank P. Sheldon. dictatorship was a dieastsr for cause of her poaaession ot that* Imporiallsm, the United’ Nations Home, with the Rev. Percy E. The announcement came' as have concluded that the haaic ele- Soriet communism and that they but also a gun enthusiast, ^ fles Th* only other MaficheeUr *n- American tradlUcliw orvfree speech Smith, associate minlsOer of the b^Ebbels. Frid and Prentice, architecta, meet with town approval. .This Is a model of the flagpole ter- U.N. Secretary General D agH sm - 2. List those business districts menta of danger which existed in characteriatlca. Mlat-Mary L. Re- and tha "Oape" occupy the extra and Colonlallam, the England and Ann* Stilabn bocama the Sret^ try to place in the Ooonecticut and the right to hold^Usseiitlng rsM. which . the architects have estimated roughly will cost $38,000. The terrace would be locati^ at ,ln Manchester where parking; fa- really believe In the collective South Methodist Church, Officiat marskjold launched a filial round Stalinist times are still present. ga la. tha oldest daughtar o f (Col. time of our Senior of th* Week. Her Diminishing Ehnpire and tha MHS student in history to eervei Relaya was Oom SmaOtto, who VlVWSe the iiiain entrance to the school at, E. Middle Tpke. Names ot Manchester veterans would be engrayed 'cilitiea should be improved. E. 6en- principle. ^ Decllnb Colonlallam. , " High School ing. Burial was in East Cemetery, of talks With Israeli/M iriala on RUasia remains a dictatorship sub The shifts of peraonaliUea be and Mrs. John Rags of 141 W. Every aiimmer, Tex spends his ■a praaident o f th* Model United j was tied with alx btheih for fourth "Such a law and a t r i^ under Bearers were Carroll , Haw on the plaques set In the walls at either end of the terrace. (Herald . Photo by Oflara.) ter and adjacent streets, 167: MSin About Town ject to the absolute decision and Thpae^who attended the confer place In the pola/vault. technical Palestine/'Mrder ques lieve In the collective principle. Center St. weeks of leisure at the "Capex Nation General Aaaembly, aa sh*| It can only prevail In a pWttleal. thorne, Jrtn Hawthorne, Robert tion.* before hea^g back to his and adjacent streets, 1,708; North, control of a very few men. It re that he likes so well. In fact, Tex'a ence ' were Auatra Oaola, John World Staff "SquaL” '87 atmosphere of hysteria, prewdlco End and streets north of E. Center T h e ahifta o f peraonalitiea are Dormer, Pam Shorta, Ann Simp prealdad over that body at ita Dougan and William J. Lfnnon. M iddle . East/headquarters in , The party-endorsed alate of mains a military power o f the first Mary haa been donating her ambition is tb take up residence and. fear. A t peCsent, thla political St., 199; Other areas, 116. not conalderbd to be a vioUUon df- son. Jahbt Whitney, Cynthia Dun meeting at Hillyer College In Hart / Beirut, Lebanon. cAndidales. for election to the rank. It Is gujded by an aggi^ssive tcwicea ever aific* the bacame 4 on Cape Ood. ) atm'oaphere is fast disappearing 3. Do you lielieve that a parking this theory saTong aa there is tae' lap, Fran'Qbremaki, Judith A'nder- ford laat Wednaoday. Sha led an 18M-i1 \ Mr*. Henry H. Peek Poli ice Arrest Rescuers Free Less than/48 hours after a new. D m ocratic Town Committee will ideology which as a 'flrst article staff member of the High School Tea’s interest in guns, rifles in ad we are confident that The commisaion having powers to pro evidence that one man la coining son, K arolj^K aye, Sandy Steven U-man delegation from Manchea- Editor-In-Chief, Jacqueline D(|i' TheVunergl of Mrs. Henry H. unconditional cease-fire agreement meet at 7:30 tonight at the Com o f faith calls for destruction of World'. To be a valuable reporter, particular, la exemplified by lUs Do Impressions Btually the higher courts and vide additional off-stre.e^arklng out far ahead Of the others. son, Bob Li^is Cynthia Sautsr, ter. - , randl.qdi. Peck,. ^ Harlan Rd., was held at wa* o^ered effective on the Is- munity Y for a working meeting every non-CommunIst system of the qiiallflcatlona Include depend actIvlUea connected with the the American people will find us Theft Suspect Three Caught facilities should be se t^ p within In conliection with the party pri Khrushchev, for example, could ability and Initiative, two bf the Sue Crockett, Ann Wharton, Bar . After a abort oCnelal groeting. ^ y a * Sport* Editor, Dale pimgles, Fire 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at Doctor Says raell-Egyptlan frontier, U.N. truce society- In the world. . some day become another Stalin range. Tex is active in national, Brown. la n o ^ t . the W. P. .Quish Funeral Home, the town jtovernm ent/Yes. 1,523; mary cSpripaign. Town Democratic The Washington tnal.ysia of traits , that make Mary an asset to bara Smith,'Janice Roberts,,Mary Miss SUtaon ordered the observers were back at the old but the experta find Rttle evidence state and local firearms organlsa-' bly into four committeos. Thee* Girls’ •porta’ Editor, Carol "Mubh more la at stake than the with the Rev. John Webster ot the No, 284; Did not answer, 184. Chalrman\Wesley C. Gryk has In Viet behavior currently focuae^on the ‘‘World.” A Ifcy.and an. honor Raga, Joan Swanson, Judy Brover- vm^laty (ll th* spice o f Ilf*, ao Uberty^f a few Communists in grind investigating a complaint of 'The parking committee’s report that he is moving in that direc Iteasiand clubt. Hia is a member ware th* PoIttleaL Secumg: HuaatlA First Church of Christ, Congrega A ft^ Pursuit t'erUflrd, Pasteurised Milk InMineCave-m violation. vited anyone Interested in working the British visit of Premier N.lxolai tion. able mention awarded to her .by ef. the' National Rifle Assn., Na man, Evelyn Yavtnaky, David Nut 4 /saying goea, if tWs adage this caar.\ If Cbmniunists can be Is expected to be an important for (lie election of the slate to at the Hartford Courant Parade of ter, William Knight David Wright, Committee, the Economic and Bigs' Legion ef Honor, Wayne tional, in West Jlsrtfprd. oOtcist- Designed In tiuard Health In the Jerusalem conference of Bulganin and Communist/ party tional Muaale-Loadlng Rifle Asm:, lids trua, alt art studanu eertain- ailenced t o ^ , who knows what Stafford Springes, April 20 (Spe (Ce'nUr ueii from Page 'hie) weapon In the-Chamber’a fight for tend.' . . The downgrading of Molotov la Youth Scholastic Writing Oontaat Ray Clement and Roger Ather. Financial Commlttaa, tha HumOn- Kejth. ing. Burial was - in Columbia Hamrfiarskjold with Premier David boss Nikita Khrushchev.V. Wnat:they attributed here to a rigidity of Connecticut State Rifle and Re- Karian and Cultural Committee Girla' Legion et Honor, 1^ - load sxciUng livss. Sisniplaa a t group w lllN ^ next? More and Cemetery. clali — Two Hazaraville breaks' both Improved parking c'onditidns Judges are further proof of the Sandy Stevenson, '86 I pupils' origtnaUty, in tha By EDWIN P. JORU.4N. M. D. Ben-Gurion and other officials, de- thinking, an inability to apply the yolver Aosn., Mountain ’ Acres and th* Truateeehip Comrhltte*. triela Syphera. more people becoming aware Bearers were JohH. K. Nielson, Wednesday night \wlch netted the c^i was about 30 feet deep -nd , and a pai^ng authority , SMPD Hose-Companies 1 and 2 ballber of her effort*. formal jungls and firs sesnaa, now o f this,Is, and In.In the calmer times Written for NEA Service kmd of flexible policy maneuvers Rifle and Pistol Club arid, last but \ ^ Delegatee to 0)o Political and Feature Editor, Simon* Ai R. B .'Fowler, Julius FormsgiOnI, thief about $800 tn\ money'/ and 3.80 long. In appearances before the Board extinguished a grass fire off New Our legionnaire Is a traveler too, a i lm ths schoel library. Th a sx»- how developingleveloplng the Smith Act will clothing havfc apparently / been Milk Is a highly desirable food. of the armistice agreement along of D ir^tors In the past. Chamber St. at 4:30 p.m. yesterday. No which Khrushchev and Bulganin and not only when searching for not least, the >fancheater High Socurity Commlttaa from Man- rault. Robert DunSeld, Harold Taylor "I thought they would never thMGaza border and to Inaure bet puraue. Thua hU counsel no lonker School Rifle Club: Tex 1*,. a ReBearck jPaper 8 cheator wart David Toomay, rep- hlbltad jungls ptqturss are Me re be dumpedimped into' uia ashcan of his- and Donald Goblcl. . • solved. State Police eVid today. Us nutritional .value la excellent reprptientativea have urged that damage occurred. good newspaper stories. Mary lias Exchange Editor, Charlbtt* sult of ’‘eafaria’’ into the tropied ^ r y wherewhere It belongs." Jamea'I,. Fagan, 3oV 13 Garden get .me," Heatlr said as rescuers ter cooperation with U.N. ob a c ^ n along these lines be taken. carriea the weight it once had. But been in 34 o f the 48, and then “ crack” shot on th* school rifle reaonUng New Zealand, and Bar^ Keeney. since it contains proteins, minerals, teem and was tha co-eaptain of Sehallar, reprsaantlfig Turkay. of the Anieaon and deepoiit-Africa. . . Anniversary Mass St., East Hartford, andiorm erly of brought him from the mine tun servers were dlacuased In the first /'However, the Chamber always The American Legion Band WH! under the present system the mefi there’s Texas country.” Outalda Done b^-^Classes Reefer, Marilyn 1 ^ fats, vlts mins'and other substances two days. having power do not find It necea- thla year’s State championship Thla oommittae diecuaeed whether On th* trip, atudente captitted An anniversary Mass for the ye- Columbia is being held m Ute Staf nel, which ^runs laterally Into a ,'TeIt Itself handicapped In Its ef hold a rehearsal at 8 'd^clock -to the U.S.A., she haa lived In the COlumniats, Carol Fiachef, Janet their impreaslona o f the journey, sary to destroy a man to cut back teain; univeraality of nwmbocehlp was pose of the soul of Domenlca VeSco ford tarings barracks charged with which arc needed by the human mountain. Tlje talks turned yesterday ttf forts by the lack of a townwide ex night at the Legion H ^ e . Re 489. HARTFORD RD. Phllip'pine Islands and has vtsitsd FlaveU. and set them dewix th pisint on Mother and hls foie -r- aa Stalin often 'seemed Beshlea apefidlng most of hla ' As a follow up to Mra. Gerard's doatrablo' and they cam* forth will be said at 8:30 tomorrow speeding and pmiaessipn' ot bur body. • ^ "I prayed all the time I'was-un Jordan border problems and to pression of opiniop. Chamber rep,- freshments will be served after the MI 8-9946 Japan and M exico.. Hqr greatest Eepertars, to. time on the shooting range, Tgx lib rary claaaas Mbs. Bm a with the following raeolutiona: . portions of newspaper- itech morning in St. James’ Church. . glary tools following, a chaW from der the coal. When I heard them day's meeting covefqd the sKua- resentativ.es felt particularly sen meeting. honor is, appropriately, to realjze Simone Amirault, Jb-Ann Fish ttavi^r saw somstlUag dUferent- Itjilk should be properly collected UfiUfdatlon Beliefs Wrong .was alao a member pt the Spaniah Loomia'e College,Engllah'fraahman I. That mamberahlp, in -> the Injured in Enfield to Ellington last night by and treated by pasteurization since take thC other two out (Golding tion In the Isi aeli-Syrlan deniarca sitive to the charge they were lob tliat she la a citizen of these er, Maristt* Qagngii, Charlotti canalbalk, oxotic h & d s / wild tion lines. Hammar.skjpld and Malenkov gained premiership' Club, o f which he has been a mem puplle have been teeting their United Natiena ahould h i bpan to Eh^eld police at speeds up to M If contaminated b.v germs it can and Archuletta) 1 prayer all the bying for the interests of Main St. DEMOCRATS PICK RAYBURN United States. ■ kflle in the use of Ut* library fa- Kienay, Wayne Susan Mc- antmats. and tropieal v e i^ U o n - A Rockville woman and h ^ 11* harder.” \ ,, . , ' Maj. Gen. E. U M. Bvfpe, chief businessmen only. when Stalin died biit had to give ber since hia freshman year. Tex all ooveralgn natlona whoae eon- Oomb, David IMtber, jdarilyn be the' sOTircs of such diseases as Back to MHS soil, Mary has clittiaa by doing reeearch pa|)ers. ■tituUonal govammanta havorboan all of which m ay/h e shartd. ^ . monthrold aon ware alightly In Five Die in Cuba ' ■gqn was captured by his pur- All In Good Condition of the truce supervision organiza But with this re)>ort, the Cham Washington, April JO (A5— it up in February 1955. Predictions was recently- elected by his fellow At laaat two magazin* referqncee Roberta, Joan / Swanson, A t library visitors. ‘Hisss saihs fitu- undillant fever, septic sore throat j- n-,,"? of hia complete liquidation were been a member of Sock and Bus in existence for at laaat oha year, jured yesterdey afUmoon when iuers ind State Police on Rt.\H0. tors quickly checked the tion, expect to visijl Jordan and ber feels brMf« rite, 0«n«rml Andr««r Jack- arooka with pay. Anawar t« Pi Law o f the R o a d BUGS BUNNY; son riHfasM tko Crook Indiana In Office Worker — HOw was yoMr Wbot^i ‘Mining? ;aret ijaptures Locdi stockt] Herald^Again Wins 1S14. Learned By B oy ■sm vacation? J o Top O ff Sense and Nonsense Manager Pina, but there’s By ■ri TIm manager of the department nothing like th%rfeol df a good IA4bC M M M A — « f ■ Cekma B MMBtobeookt ufi. North Augueia, 8. C. Id- th4 realm ’ X.pjri. prteaa yepr-old high school bdy iegmed AU Otcasions VIEWPOINT avhile I knock on —Xarl rotumod from his annual tw o desk under your kaois again! iThew - ^ a i Romantic Attention llPoueh April ahowera Fiaster. the caaerr Baak Stocks about late in Recorder'! CouH — Cakea 'tiid pastHes with! Bring May flowora. ACeliber DOWB (ObSttenod ffens Pnge'bnoy er, publUhar of tha New Yorttf^Mt. BIfi Aakad and saved |16. that home-made flavor aod I And Juat aa truo— The section foreman sent one of C A R N IV A L Backer will be'oiie of the uahere Plrat NatUtaai Bkiik rau y aga 0 »e ) Register and Democrat: Daily BY DICK TURNER SThe-— of IQuote ot^Makchsstar . . . . . Sfi 64 Arrested for epcedihg, he posted oven-fresh goodness. Make I Wet teo. his men to the cstr fcar.k tamping Capri The' de-PrealdenVe; tiaughter, Saturday. JourpaL International Fall a —Faun M. Biglar. 2 — . and Hartford National For newspapers di leu than 10,- Minn.) Deaton (Texas) Reoord- I l f bond and returned home. an occasion really speciaff bar. The man failed to return, and IRColdae--— «daa L.T(;in[bsr-' katlaaa, hurried up the >amp to! Daniel hag AeVer been' married. after a decent Interval the fore- l.l, K Jki! i Margaret confided in her biofra- Bank and Trust Co. SO S2 000 clrculatlon.-iLfirst honorablt CkroniCla; HlllMjala (Mich). Dally Unially in such caws the ac/ with our superior baked [ This V That IS Upon ?autnaia II K i groot him. A few miniitea .OriMi, Baak aad News, afid Valley Newt, Labanon, cueed etaye away and forfelte man went to see what was the matf UYeeee a r phy, now In iu third and con mantien. IronWaoS (Mich.) Dally goods! ' ter,' He found the man asleep un< 4 Farm the two Walked am-ln-erm Trtwt G o ...... ’64H ATVk N H ' ’ bond. But this youth ehowed up I had a triend named Manny i l The— buildings SI Deeert haven 41 Soprano^ ' cluding jneUllmont In Good Houea- Maaebaator Trust ... 15 Glebe: second. Ogdenaburg (N. Y.) for trim and explained to Record Signea. Ha was a superaUtloua der a tree. / . the ramp, through the. airport and heaping, that ahe htd ndver really Tabloids— Falrtfom (Ohio) Command- I Pertaining to 24 Better OOdfpIwcentraHe HMi PIf* laiaraaii' r aanpaalaa “ • 1954 winner; third, Dally Heraldj^ Washington (D. er O. Dougina Smith that he re cuaa. Ha wouldn't atop on sidewalk Eyeing him wit)i. a stem smile men te basa . antared a’ waiting llmaustna which been.In love. C.) Dally Item. This the tar than never Aataa F i r t ...... • H i 72H C.) Daily NeWe; and Paudena turned at the urging of hie high lines; a ladder threw him a tusa. the foreman said; "Blape on ye idle , lIDerldee 421ndlas whlaked them off to Independence. She took about two yoara to do 805 entrlea school driving claea toucher. Weekhrtd Specials Cried he, "I must not walk be spalpeen--alape on; while ye alape, .>y. • Rat 21 Tor ever and Hartford Ftro 172 (Ctelif.) IndcpendbnL , ' 11 Perfume ■ ever, — — 4IBiddlng They were at home more than that biography. After ehe got her HoiM'i'able mention for tabloids Smith found him guilty but bo- neath or all my luck will change ye’ve, got a job, but whin ye wake lUpoh (prellx) copy bi to-, meet the magarine’e National F Ira '...... 10* IIS — M Zaten away • Accustom 21 Cleced cer 44DMBatdc two houra befort Truman drove Fhoonix ...... ?• 13 wenptb the Fort TEortb (Texu) causa of the lad'a youth and •ASSORTED CREAM PIES for worse!" A black cat gave him up ye're out of wurrk!” '’• p ST** there from hia office in Konaaa deadline, sha met tha man. Preta out of TO aatrias. - honesty b« suspbnded sentence and chatt'rlng tdeth. He swore the SI Cempardtiva • Performtd 27 Bridtgrooms alava In one inataliment sho related life aad lafiaasaMiy las. Coe. i •unxaa City, about 12 aniloa away., The judgu gava klRk marks for M erit Pay Ai^ed leered the bond returned^ And • DATENUTIRBAD • ANGEL CAKi feline brought a 6urse. I laughed Two domestic employes were by oot 28 Individuals 4«ltepetMaB aha had-had a propoaal. It amda IS -----but the 10 Dregs 29 Marries 47 0lri’an4«d He had a “eouple of errnnda" to Aetna L i f e ...... 1S5 195 aau of reaoiag. traStment of then had to explain to tlie boy at iSIgnaa and said, “Old-chap, talking over their Individual prob do along the way home, he ex- her happy that somcona had Aetna Casualty ...... 117 127 pagu u a unit wtth a major cen For Profw ors w ^ a euipended eentence meant. •WONDER CAR! • IRISH SObA RREAD brace up and throw these boogies lems in connection wit^ their work. ~ brave 11 Essential 21 night 4«Maroteporin wanted hemto aha're hla life—and 24 A long — — SOTba — al ' plained. Conn. General (new) 240 255 ter of interest careful placing and Ha went bepptly home with his off. f. never suffered a mishap. Yet Said one to-the other: being 32 Parts in plays What theae erranda ware, he unhappy that .ahe could not. HarUord Steam Roll. . 94 102 812. But perhaps he figured he •RONKUCHEN . •CRUMRCAKR • ■ ^11 that has no 17 Thurible I I Mourn the Btomlng good reproduction of i^otoe. con St. L ^ ia UP)—A ■uggestlon'Uuit at' superatitlon scoff.'" BIgne* ’"The lady -1 work for says 1, didn’t eayi But, obvlduely, ha was 8h« recorded‘ then—thta was be Travelers ...... TO OX - sistent o u of a tingle type family, earned It beeause he was required •TUTTIFRUim R U M C A K E trembled like an aspen tree and turning lIBuUd 40 Gala evonta to you ^ BtudqHta pay university profeaedrs should alwsys warm the pistes for acting under the orders' of the fore ehs had met Clifton—"1 had FnbUaUtUMea ^ and balance and harmony among to make a full report af the Whole groaned, "You’re tempting fate, our dinner guests. But that's too 21 Musical “Boss," aa ha calU Mra. Truman. some kind of romantic idea about personally, at the eno of each affair to hie driving class. •7 LAYER CUTS ^ ^ , directioifs r Conn, light Power .. 174 elements on a page. my friend. Oh. heed this sound ad much work, so I just warm hers p r r r r . He hadn't run into so much the one, who would come along and Conn. Power ...... 424 “Once again.'* H. A. Batten. Ayer semester on the huts of the quaU - - - * --- vice from ms or you will rue It 27— r and r 444 and ihe nsver knows the differ preparations since he left the aWeep me off my feet—'qome en (ty of their Instruction was ad \ DISEASE HEIRARCHY WE SPECIALIZE IN: EUtTHDAY OAKGB. .YVEDPR^O CAKES, •eripe r Hartford Elec. Lt. ... 5*4 •04 board chairman, uld, “newspapers In the end!"-1 laughed and tlwlked ence.", Whits House. chanted evening*, as they say in Hartford Gas Co. St have improved their appearance U vanced in the Washington -Univer ‘nunpa, Fla. ITI —Hlllhousa' COOKIE TEAYILETCI—TEL. MI S-fiSTS " on down the street, right 'neath a 20 Star, Don — Get Ueenae the song. Bo. New England sity Campus newspaper. Counte school offlclala have ruled ladder in my'way. A heavy point 12 Calm - ‘ part of their efforts to keep dh O P E N T U E S D A Y H im S U N D A Y 7 A .M . t o B P .M , Bpanning the Tallapoosa River p Mra. Ruth Gant, chief deputy for “I guest the main trouble waa T e l.----- •■14 giving better and better urviee to “If instructor A Wu judged beat a taacner gets “ line of duty"'rick can struck my feet. Oh, what a near historic Horseshoe Bend. Ala 24 Tried end e the Recorder .of deeds, went to the that this nlca and eligible and •tudent'a teachers he Would pay If ahe catches meaelee or doctor bill I'll payl Now black IT MaBUfacturlBg the public.’* Batten has bebn on bama, is one of the' lopgest cov P . TrUman home and issued the mar- faithful Swain juat hadn't awqpt Am. Hardware .. hand for all 3$ contceU. perhaps $100 of the total diphtheria but not if she comes cats, ladders. 13th day I shun aa ered bridges In the Routh. Its ISPressed riags license yesterday. me off my feet. He was inclined to -Arrow, Hart, Heg. Newapr.pere reaching the finals ■ ■/ an editorial in Stu- down with mumps, chicken pox or something not so gdod. But am I framework is held together by 1IT BT whooping cough.' WAbatract being ■ ■ ■ 1 Mrs.'Gaiit was Jittery—so ner let me do anything I waiited to, Aaso. S p ^ g ...... \k 1$4 of. thb judging, in admtlon to the B were good, but not auperatitiousT Hey! Pardon me large wooden pegs. Near the 21 Qenold flshee P vous, she said, ahe was afraid she and 1 think (at my advanced age would receive 150 and “ Line of duty” tllneen entitlen a t{&t IT Bristol Braaa...... award winners. Include (not In IP O R N E U . P 4 / 3 2 4 ^ 448 HAKTFOKDBOAD—NKABMeKEE STREET | 31 Mors o r----- M wouldn’t ba able to write. of 33)^that the kind of man who CoUina ...... order of preference): teacher, to 10 days' rick leave with “Margaret noticed it and lug- / U 5 pay. On othar ilmeeiee she has JOSEPH 8. LUCAS, Prep, ant Baker "' 40 ------and jT sr will sweep me off my feat te the Em-Hart seseseeAse* «* /• 64 . More than SOfiOO circulation— per has been critical LI —geated wa talk for a while. She put one who wltl tell me what to-do in y mediocre faculty rix. /■•■ 01 bY J .£ WIL1 | ! kI s OUR BOARDING HOUSE ‘ with MAJOR HOOPLE dandy Fafhir Bearing.ring.^... 4$ Pontiac (Mich.). Preu, Shreveport 41 BaaebaU's me at my eaae,'" Mm- Gant aaid. no uncertain temu and sSa that I Landere-Fraryary Clk. ,. 24 (i-a.) Timu,'Greensboro (N. C.) an Inereau In tul- — wmieins 1 □ Mra. Gant aaid tha couple had do it," N. B. Machinetine Co. U Dally News, OklaMbma ' City JUST MV WORD, f a t h e r ‘ HOdOMM 42 Be of good B" IT W IT auhmltted forma aoma weeka ago Not long afterward sha Went to N. Eastern Steel . . . . 54 nm ea Indlaaapolla Nawa TK KUSH no* KOWDVliM OANDLS P ^■1□ aaking a waiver, of the 3-day wait that dinner partjr, North and Judd ....'. 41 - 44 10,000 to 50,000 circulattoi CKOM rmolWt b o o m s ’ T>«lR CAKS* «I-K PI ■ f •'»j • ".i; U' j'" * ' •• PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, I-TIIDAY, APRIL 20, iSsO / \- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHlfeSTER. CONNw FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 19B0 PAGE TVH^ENTY-ONI W hite Sox Continue Mastery over Cleveland’s S c o r e THE ^Tialje of an Olyiiipic Race Seen in Noviember _ > Herald Angle ■y . Trout Season Bums Prefer EARL ,/ Tig6rland Sox Win w. Vost Kelley Secori Coast Ring Hearings jGets Underway febbets Field Third in Row ‘ ip w ta SditM’ ^ HOT OFF THE PREM for w i Amsrlcan L e a ^ psnitant. To Finn Star; At 6 Saturday Jersey City, N. J.; April 20 (/!>)— J ' E ditor,' publUher, - mabaging A BO-gamc sMiaon by the big Taking on New Look The conseiilM among the Brook To Take Lead aditor and advertiaiiig and circula pitcher who was acquired from lyn Jersey, Dodgers today is waahingtm in an off-seeson deal Costes Fonrth- tion manager of tht Naatiff Arma HAi-tfoK, April JO (4V-The that Presidcnr-Walter O'Malley \ /N ew York, Aprjl 20 (/Fh~ could well be the apark Boston Oakiftiid, ^sllf., April 20 (flV-The Cfilifomts bdxinf hesr- trout ftihlnK MMon open* in Con* could give Aodaavelt Stadium Rporting Naws la Fred NaaaiS of needs to win league honors. Boston, April 20 (fl*) — If Mcticut «t 6 Vpi. tomorrow but In back to the late Mayor Frank Herb .Score, Cleveland's fine , 33 N o r n ^ Bt. The first edition, Winning 20 games In one aea ing takes oA a new look today after two days of probinf into many caaea fiitjermen .won't ba Hague, who btrilt it. r young southpaw whp says he- hot off J!he press, from tlie Main aon vrouldh't a first for the thre reeord-shfitt«ring 60th paymeptyxighters never hear about, relation of gambisrs to able to fet near f^nrorite anflinf The Dodgers think this—pa r^ i doesn’t sleep well after losing, Bt., spdning goods store, reached Newport Va„ lUpper. Porter- Boston A. A. marathon is any t)w business and promoters’ cpntrol over boxers. Fight mans- ■ aJ>ot». • 'x too big, the outfield and infield could wind up a habitual in the d^k today. fteM; a h*td-luck guy during his indication, there's Roing to be VKBTBUROAT'B r e s u l t s — ------7------"'ger-iini Jim Murray, Murray, wno who. oas naan Tt^e State Fish antb.Game D«* turf la too soft, the wind blow NsMiff. who managea the affstra thne With both the New Yetk a whale df i^n Glympic rhee ih / American » afW - -aa i iweating out.the probing qaMtlona (partment reported yeaterday that ing in from Bayoniie Bay hampers somniac just by facing the of the. store when not out golfin g,; 'Tankace and Senators, captured Kansas City 4. Ogtcpit l, K i g l v w l f a Y lA f S x l 11 of Investigating Attorney James m any-of the bach country roada the hitters ;And the fences are too Chicago, White Sox. h ^ . put together an intereatingj 22 decisions In 1953 with Wash Australia this November. WsshUiirton 7, New Vprk^S, I T R a A T Y d l cox atnoe the Inquiry ehtfted to ' Anttl Viakarl, 27-yeer-old artil leading to favorite fishing 'spots far away, furthermore, the Jersey Score was the Am erican nd informative tWo-page sheet , ington. 'He has won 10 or more Boston 4, Baltlmora-Y. ^ 1 1 ^\mlslmoesSOakland ^aMaaaa from RIjaasalaM—Soutoern CaitfemlB. are impassable because of 'ini(id City fans, are not as rabid as League's N o.'l rookie Igst season, ^‘hich has been distributed to cus- garnet the peat four sieasona. lery sergeant in the Finnish Army,- Chicago I, Cltv^lahd 0. outsped Johnny Kelley of theBAA waa eiccused from tot wttneaa conditions. \ , thope In Flatbush as eviderced by with a 16-10 mark and a record tomera and rrienda. It ia strictly a I Last year he was a diasatlsfied l^admg Field stand un.tll some time next waak. A two and a half mile stretch ef f*, Thursday's disappointing turnout 245 strikeouts—but he couldn't promotional venture and It shouid'j fellow, with Washington. He for the fastest time ever.recorded Plilsburgb-'^fl^w York 2. * didn't aee eye to dye with Manager snywhere in the 26-miIe, 3S3-.vard ktilwatiKee 3. 'Chicago 1, Today's haaring, Cox aald, one df Northern Connecticut's of 12,214 compared to the .24,236 beat the Chicagos In three tries. prove profitable as the News con-1 - Hot Springs, Ark., April 20 Chuck! Dreasen and didn't alwaya event-2:14:14. There was a help Ciftctfinatl 10. St. Louis 9 (10). would bring fight Managtr Hairor favorite streams will have few if who attended Brooklyn's opener It's a new season, - and Score's tains numerous Items of interest —About fbie time laet year, Billy give ms best. The trade to Bos ing tailwind on a cool, sunny after ^Jlfooklyn 5, Phllsdelphla 4\(10r rina to tot nitoeas stand and \ c any fish in tt. Tuesday at Ebbeta Field. figured to win.20, but Herb found for the average s{k>rtsman. MaxweU waa the moet tnconeistent mora details of tot amaalnff atnry ^ ton was more than welcome to the noon,. ^ STANUINGS TOe department said it hbd to Gil Hodges said it for all the himself in the same old nightmare RULES HPe'e D u p PLAY •hooter in the Hot Springe Open light-haired hurler. National of Joty Lopes. abandon plans to stock the west Dodger sluggers when, after get- alley yesterday. He fanned 10 and College baaeball coaches aCroOi Trails by 126 Yards Golf Tournament He shot a rec Joey le a hghlwalght who branch of the Farmington River Porterfield's first start for the I Trailing, by about 125 yards at * W L .ting' 'his first look at spacious gave Just two hits, yet lost 1«0 to the c.olintry have 'come up with ord 30 on the front nine, but took couldn’t get a match In hia Imbis below Spencer Bridge because Roosevelt Stadium, he said sour the White Sox, who got a two-hit Red Bok was an 6-4 win over Balti the finish.* Kelley was clocked In MllwsuKee ...... 3 0 1.000 ‘V several good" ideas on how to spiled more. Bob allowed only five hits, more than 40 etrokee on the back town of Sarramentb, OUlfn Ufitll bdtehery trucks and conservation ly: ter themselves from Jack Harsh 2:14.'33. Both times are,Well below New York ...... 2 1 .667 . '1: nine to loee hia chance at the Hop up baseball games. A decade ago two. being homers. litching In Bt. Louts ',, his contract was aold to Fins, officers’ automobiles became mired "Boy, how 1 wish I waa back at man and scored the'lone run with the previous unofflclfcl world msrk ...... 1 1 .500 1 4»riM money. the average game was completed Feoway Park Rob has already Cincinnati . hlurray acknowledged that jrta* on the back roads. ‘ dear old Ebbets Field.” out a hit. in less than two hours. Today the of 2:17:36 by Britain's Jim Peters . . . . . 1 1 .500 I \ Yeeterday, in the firet round of found'. out that pep fly balls at Brooklyn ,'...... 1 I ..100 1 terday. >l%e department did not list the The fact that thlf- Dodgers won Remain Unbeaten average school boy or college nine. two years ago. the aecond - annual Hot Springs streams unreachable but it ntd W a gh ln ^ n which were Just put- In another hotly contested race PhiVdelphla . .. . 1 1 , ..100 1 But q e promoter denied keep the gam e.. coming from behind -With that follow-up to Billy Inning game require! anywhere Open, the pro from Odeeea, Tex., there la “a number of them.” with two runs in the bottom o t outs to.lefUeld will be homers In for . third place. Finland's other Pittsburgh ...... 1 3 .333 I '.4. waa good enough to lead the field. ing Lopes from getting mntohea PierCt’s 2-1. five-hit victory open from two hours and 30 miniitea to the Beanto^. Chicago ',,, None o f the. takes in the upper the 10th inning to defeat the three hours...... 0 2/' .000 3 He put his approaches close to before The aale. Murray also da- ing day. Chicago swept the tw»'- ■ One gapie dpeeh’t make .k sea Ameriran nied t ^ n g t6 buy tha CQntrnet tier of counties is expected to ' i , H Hi i . "•'’.■v ■ I , I...;. ■ -.jr 'i «-!-l I r* I'-' ' • ' ^ i .,! V J '•)■ O ■);/-7'- ■.T-V- i- •in"'- . 3.' ■V'- f ' o •PAGE' TWENTY-TWO MANCH^:STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., UlIDAY, APRIL 20, 19W / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1956 PAGE TWjENTY-THREE •y m r - Ruildinx—Contractlng 14 BnStlieaB 0|lv»rtaiiitiaB $2 Help Wanted—Malt 38 a Aatomobllw for Salt 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A I.AW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN flela Wanted—Male M Help Weatei— Ariidaa Per.. Salt 45 Minleal InstrBaiifita 58 Bootee For Site 72 Hoaeee For Sale 72 Rooese For Sols 72 SnbnrtMui For 78 V. BELLUCCI AND SON, mawm WANTED Male er Female S7 MkmssiMS Classified IMU NA8H RAMBI.ER, all ate«1 Men ta t tjur p’reae room. ..Flrat and FINE, MAROON cloth coat with •PINBT PIANO, aava tltt on thU BASTEItif Oonnsctleift-^esptloiw I. body. 10 Drive D after B p.m. MI. contractor. Brick and atone ven $400 MONTH) tamo4ia make mahogany finlah MANCHESTER eer, tirepiqce chlanney,‘*alao con- third ahifts. Apply IMMEDIATE OPnCE, tAUaKHRLI. eaahlan., fur oollar and cufta. Authaatlc and VICINITY ' SPRING'HOUSING sl burlys dairy,------poultry farms, * with ■ ■ . B-4S71. 'creta work-.' WU. 8-8481, 318 Pern \ ComBl*t* Iniurance program and receiving noom help, ruU aiM Navaho Mankat, two palra boauU- aptnat srith lull 68 note hoyhoarti /ilANCHESTER VALUES' . or ftlMUt stock, I to 800 OCM Advertisement ’ other employe benefila ful tlnad drapaa. MI. 6-7788. and lataat direct blow acUan. R Welles»s Agency, Coventry. *FT. ' CERTIFIED USED CARS at. Ml. 3-8043. SPARE TIME SALES OPPORTUNITY . rt time hrork. Apply Klag'a W,800—Six room ranch, one block (mt location near boa line pt. Store at Chaney MUU, Ptna haa bean ua4d tha peat nina off OoVantry Lake. xThraa bed 68 MARSHALL ROAD — Six/ 3-0873 CLASSIFIED ADVT. SPENCER ' lacrMstd d#maad tor tha K montha in our atudto for teaching •hopping center. Two family room Caps Cod in tip-top con* I ItM Olda Super M Holiday ron- and Ooc^r HUt Sta. Boats ani Aceaaaerias 46 rooms, large fleldstone tiioplacs, ROCKVILLE—Hsrs is tbs value ia DEPT. HOURS } verilble roupe. Fully , powered Aluminum Windown Refilling and collecting, money RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. high quality haatlng aanrica wa and carriaa nOw piano ttobwitoa. -comer lot. vacant. Exceptional fi Lot 100’ X 180’. Oil heat,- ditlon. All rooms finished. Oil I and equipped with many extraa and Doors , 14-A from our five cent High Grkde Nut H CHAPEL ST. otiar makaa It Important to F m dallvory.ary. TnUUaantlc Ktialo heat. BssuUtuI lot with tr*ss. represented ihy this new ranch in t : l l A. M. to 4:.t0 P. M. train a aalaaman at onca. Man MANCHESTER Boat Co . 10 Eaoax Co., 888 Mato i t , WUUmaaUc. nancing avallahte. . utiiitlca, exckllsnt cohditlen. Q.I.. and F.H/A. moctga the nicest section of RockvtUe. at a tremendnua aavlnpa. Sifaations Waatal— S t MI. 6-8686. Opad avanlnga, 6 Priced at only I14.YOO. «66« GUARANTEED agairST all aalactad will ba aant to our •611,000 Tango.-rTwo new homo* availabls^ Pricsd.tor quick sai lt Situated on a tree lifted, trafflo ' 1955 Plymouth Belvedere hardtop, PcBiala, S8 to 6, Batuidays 8 to > :W. COPY CLOSING TIME arda. Aluminum . Acreena factory tralntiic aebool. Thta Wterinv A|i5er6l->PBn 57 in Hshrom, one ranch aad tha other Owner may live in ohe apartment. at only $14,800. free atreet within sralklng dli* 3 tone, radio, heater, whitewall Storm windows ag-' well aa com-; by -‘inventory. Devoting 8 hours' a 1 will ba a parmanant poaitlon, Oapo. Firoplacos, basement ga- IS ST. LAWRENCE STREET— tance to bua and schooia. It fea for CLASSIFIED'ADVT. tirea. Full diara\ Power Fllle, ply In pei^n. No telephone calls. with drawing account, group LADIB6’ PRACTICALLY new Itevsnue from other apartment Seven room older home just 1 tures living room.wiui knotty p4n» blnatlon 'screen aiid aldrm doora. 1 week to bualnesa. your end on per-; H art \ CURTAINS laumlared and Ironing A r ^ w UelCD outboarda at Bar- ragea, H acre lou and many other MON. THRU FRI. tranamlaaloh. Very low mile Call Coughlin, M ------l. 3-7707.- ! centage collertlons will net up to | Vgnja ServicXBtatlon. 427 Ufa tnauranca, baalUi and acci- dona in my home. CaU h|l. 6-4m at03r*a, $88 up. Phone MI. 8-7884. draaaaa, odtu. Qtrla* draaaaa, foqturoa. Suburban living at Its • $884 block from Canter, Street. One- panstlng on one wall, wood burn age, Save-, — $400 monthly with very good poeal-! ______ford Rd. ______dtnt Inauranca, quota bonuaaa hlo4iaaa,^ coau. Boya’ jaekata, best. per year at present tlfhe. For car garage. Good home for ing fireplscs, large modem kltch* 10:30 A. M. f WILL WORK In my home. Hava an with sspairato brsakfaat room, . 1953 Pontlar * 4-do»r aedan. Radloy bilitlea of taking over full time. In- EXPERIENCED l^ e and milling and other hanaflts. If you pave BE 6URB AND SEE tha Plyeraft auUa S-l4. BU. 8-4181. \ further Information call • large family,. No traffic atreet ' SATURDAY 9 A. M. Florists—Nurseries 10 I come Increasing accordingly. 9 or ^g^-hme operators, fpll time. 88 tha ability to m##t and talk car. Expariancad in all phaaaa at ai‘ OapUin Outboard Day Crulaor, |13,800~Four (or flvsV bedroom tor amall' children. Owner’s three largs bsdreomi with ample / • ~ ...... heater. Many extraa, Uke nee convincingly to home owner# Bookkeeping. MI. 8-8918. home. Eight roams In all. Clooo to transfer Is your good fortune. closet space, Ule bath,, full caUar. i HOBB interview, include phone In applies-; hours per week.'Ml.---- 9-*289.-’'ra all fibar-glaaa covered, at Bar- Wintfd—Te Bay 58 CHARLES LESPERANCE GLADIOLUS BULBS tion. Write Eastern Distributing and buUdara, your future la aa- atow’a, Juat north of Poet Office. Vernon 8t. elementary school truly Buy this-St $14,900. / . Corns ready to buy and nwvs in. rocm COOPERATION W aL tahllahad hare. Wa are dealara ANROW HXADI, Old I3uu, a w o r f ‘bargain” at this price. House Call for appointment to inspect $14,300. Wsbatsr Agency, TR. BE APPRECIATED ' 1953 Dodife V-9 nierra iktlon (GIANT FLOWe RINGI Co.,^lI N. Juniper St.. Phlla. 7. Pa, POLISHER - Alao 81‘ cruiaar and I $7* modpla MI. 9-7620 . V M I waiton. Radio,'- heati tint for th# nationally .known Tim Doge—Blnl8ie--Pcts 41 —from 88W. Alao all- tha new IIM powder homa, atuffad animals, dlil needs an oil burner, concrete haee- these Itstlngs 8-8748 any Uhi#. flaaa, autom atic tram laion. S u T ROWTMEV’RE- • SPECIAL TRUCK DRIVER ken SU#nt Automatic Una of MANCHESTER Pet Center-Guar Evtanidsa, 8 to.. 80 h. p. Bap poet cards, ate. MI. 6-8717, Stan, mem floor and some fresh paint to ■TODAY DittI M l 3-5121 ' 11195 GROWN UP.