gasoline ai^ oil supplies Superior. Court Judge Joseph, L. The former Illinois governor said- sences from the Senate when vital The iatand’a SH million voters Ida Detroit home. At Norttmeat CRACKERS w#ek before we cart* tell whdt the Received Thrents In' Past and fdod. The state'railways said Hurley is desiignated. to begin Kefauver nnd his aupporters "have votes Ware being taken. .. will ballot for the remainder of Graoo Hospital today, doctors Moot Group Blue Lake Green nsulta will be to his vision- Both Riesel reportedly had received a service would be normal rby 'td- hearing motions and speclai pleqa raised a chorus of - Indignant de . These i Included the dtaplaccd tho 45 aeata at slake oh Saturday said hia eoodlttoa waa no- / M a n c n i c t i r C o n n * Beans , . • • ' eyss are 'Samaged, perhaps' the number ' of. Uirenta by telephone I morrow, in Boston Monday , in bihalf of nunciation of ‘political boasea’ and persons bill In .1948, the overriding and next Tiieaday. - changed. A See deportmeat reo- right eye-smore than the left. It is and letter during 14 years of at-j Some 70,(X)0 Danish workers oavM of II defendants charged ‘roachlnea’ trying to freeze him of a praaldentlal vato In 1952 of Moot ot tho romalning aoata are ctM sqood hdmloilsitero5 «zyg«R. 2 r » 3 3 c ' 1 lb. pk|. 3 3 ^ CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS quite aerioua, but 1 hava hope for with 11,219,(XX) Brink's robbery of out. in oohatltuances whero Ban- fer half ao hear befsM Oooot - the bast" i (OsattaMd Ml Pag* Hum) (OsatlMiaA Ml Page fflz) 1950. "Tba (act that ha nought tha ,(Opn.ttaM 4 m »| iffd A s m ), daranalko lo otrong. .• t T }■ -■ ■ - V !'.. '•.f- ' .:i ■t, ill M,"’ ..-A’r, |3 " . • ■ -.I.: • . " X :: I ..A . .. . J Sv .-!X .. ■\ ,
TWO V MANCHESTER* EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNJ FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1986 lIANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 PAGE THREE Fire Districts Want Answers About Town Ike Education Report States D O N T I I LEFT OUT! c J / HAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW Pushes Bias Ban Textile Unfon FBIf Police^nits Hunt Police Suggest All To Consolidation Problems The regular meeting. of King Schooh Far Behind Potential David Lodge,. No. 31. lOOF, will DiMiRg Evtry Satirriay NlgM Absolute Limit NEW t u f f ' ' l . r ’ 5 6 / be held tonight at 7:30 in Odd Fel May Get 6 Vi % lows Hall. Refreshmenta and a (Contlnaed Iron Pnga One) of tha American people is to * TO m d WONDERFUL MDNiQ o r Official* of tha South M*nch'e*-ave the i*ay nances they have proposed. Genenil Chairman taching Communists and racket-j Argues for Consolidation Ladles of Columbus, will Install Its of the ' Individual. Thia ]^Ucy “There la a great deal of con ' the McCarran-Walter immigration' Police Arrests, •ED MANY Nf:W Ifn i ZEMTH MODELS AT for conealidatlon without flret h' •- of encouraging each child to de flicting infomtation on the slM of cers in organistd labor, but he; the percentage of drivers moving inf a definite propoeal to effect Director Walter Mahoney took pew officen,. Monday, Aprtl 16, In acL the 1948 aenata. adoption of a i desptle the unfortunate position of paid them slight heed. . up the argument for consolidation. the banquet woom of CavejT* res velop his Individual talenta will tha nation's class ,*oom ahortaga Ciliaiiti RattauriuiT the industry, wriU iwcommend It- Riesbl also has lectured widely! at reckless high rates may- be conahlidation. taurant. A amorgasbord at be of the graateat use to tha na . . . one common * factor/- runs bill granting spsctal corporate taif | Poites said bonds of $35 each small, the number la too great and The dietrict official* rcfiitered "It was the same when we con 14 DEPOT. SQUARE MI 8-61M aelf to those who desire that this oH- (he subjects and has been a fre Potterton's solidated schools; there were p.m. will precede the ceremony* tion, for in tha long run if no through all of it: the shortage, la relief, the troops-to-Buro'pe refo-: quent. radio commentator. were posted yeeterday by Oimon menaces all highway users. W* m. their objection ' a t an . informal talent la wasted no akIU will be immense.” lutlon .In ltS4, reciprocal trade' industry and ita workers'share In bsltsvf definitely in a fixed top IN CKNTEE ST. MANCHESTEK .roeetinf called by Chriatie Mc- strings; the strings were cut. lacking." * The Hell -Syndicate distributes i Rulgrok. 2», of Long Iriand, N. If., "I (listened to the argummta on The 50-60 CTub of St, Mary's *1116 committee put . the building hills In 19148, 1951 and 1954. public' the Aniarican prosperity and noain^ Riesel's ^columaa to 193 newis-' maximum . speed without >allow- RANOl & FUEL OIL ^rm ick, head of the Fire Protec Church will hold its monthly meet The cbmmittee said It unani problem this way; "If the expect arrested and charged with speed snee margin and, of course, such tion and Utilltiea Study Comm school consolidation. "How can It mously approved ."this great new housing bills 'tn 1946, 1951 and' tain A level of wages more neariy papers In tha country. ing; and Elgle D. Hawkins, 84, be done? It was done and it was ing tonight at the Parish Hoiwe ed enrollment of 1950-60 were en Federal and local agencies sub lower posted speeds aa the State tee, a disciiisinn of four ordin b anning at 7 o’clock. The pro goal for' our schools"—full devel rolled now, .the liced would be for 1964, and an agriculture bill - tn keeping w-ith its position in aaitheraburg, Md.. charged with Tisfflc Commission deemk • re ance* which would clear the way done for the public good." opment of the child as an indi amendment which would have of-i the industrial economy of our poenaed copiesN^ Riesel's reoent passing a stopped school bus. "I was interested In fire con gram will open with a potluck 376,000 classrooms . . , columns Ks well a a a transcript of quired by type and use of in for coni^lidation. j supper follqwed by a business vidual—but that "two particular "The present construction ' rate fered' higher parity to small farm-, company.” he/Mid. Also charged with passing a dividual highways and, in urban 'Why not face the problem solidation. Then Mr. Warren at aspects of thia goal involve basif: WALNUT Restaurant era last month. i The Berkshm Hathewey in his remarks on tnbsKarry Gray stopped .school bus was Robert C. la about 60,000 classrooma per areas, streets,”. The BOLAND OIL CO. tached a sewer pipe. Now we meeting under the direction of After his bar talk Stevenson! crease will b o w the minimum show yesterday morn^g, in the Wright. It, of 248 Henry St. He and firat?” Ray Warren, Eighth Dia- Irene and Bill Brennan, presidents. disagreements which the commit year. If thia rate continues or de St7 w a l n u t ST. — M i 9-N070 In recommending an abolute trict preaident. aaked McCorr'.ick. have water." tee did not resolve satisfactorily, creases, simple arithmetic shows jdanned to spend the remainder of | wage to tl.l6 ‘e V»d the average hope that these would pif^de a Hawkins were arrested- at the speed limit, Sandstrom said, the He inaiated th at. ordinance! are Mahorley waii referring to a After the meeting, there will be a partly because of the lim its the day shaking hands, and chat Hourly earnings to\.61.S8'a, clue to the assailant. ' sqm* time on Hollister 8t., police contention by Warren, which he rehearsal for the ihow which will Uit need has no chance to be Detectlvea were on guard- )sst s4ld. conimittee took Into consideratlbn aecondary and the meana for con- be held on April 13-14. All mem Ume.” met.” ting on street cqmers. today's "high-powered cars, aolidating can eaeily be worked reasserted' last night, that the The Arst problem, it said, arlaea The majority urged that aa OpM SUNDAY 11 Noor to 1 1 P.M. Fears Dmocratic Hpllt night and early today as RlsiH’a Others arrepted yesterday were inechanical impi-ovements, ease of out once an answer is presented MFD should not be eliminated un bers of the 50-50 Club have tickets rrom modern schooli' aim to fos Stevenson said earlier at his companion at the time of the aa-( Harry M. Main, 21, Pavrtucket, R. less ';the sewer system of the' for this show. much aa possible of the load be sault, Betty Nevins, 23, of Engle L, charged with' operating an un- handling, ' smoother operating Our Company Store Will Be Open To The Public on the practical probfem* of con ter moral, ethical and spiritual financed within states. s e r v in g Kingsland, Os., vacation site that Salesman Held mechanisms an(l effortless quick solidation. Eighth District < Is also taken values, which "Invariably involvaa if the South should walk out this wood, N. J.. wae questioned. regiftcred motor vehicle, $25 bond SATURDAY MORNINGS PROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON over. Sphinx Omar Shrine Club will Miaa Nevins, attractive 0>londe “ ‘ and Michael A, Palliio, 17. pickup of practically all late modsl "The people want specific infor widely different convictlona.” year the effectiveness of ' the For Giant Debt inptor vehicles.” Available are fine hand-knitting yam s in Lambs Wool, mation,’'.Warren said. Director Jacob Miller agreed hold Ita annual Ladies' Night party The report said "Judicial de- Democilafic* party might be de aaslataiit to the columnist, waa fast iM^Uord, charged with oper. at the Manchester Country^Club a DELICIOUS DINNERS • questioned by both police and dis aUng a motor vehlcl* with defec- He also comnicnted that there Is Cashmere and Pur Blends in a wide range of colors, at Raise* Water Cfuealion with Mahoney's remarks. He de ciaiona on church-atate relations B^LVURvyiniii stroyed for a long Ume. (Continued from Pnge 4*ne) "ov«r-emphs*ia" on the horse McCormlcI^ said he agreed that fended calling tha meeting and Saturday. There will be a social Meanwhile, Ifefauver opens a trict attorney's men. and was sc- live equibmOnt. attractive prices. From time to time also—Seconds of hour from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 with a hiva clarified only small parts of • LA PIZZA • companled by detectives as she Also, Nathan. E. Lehman 37, power of automobiles, on their specific questions should be raised, recommended that a similar meet the whole question*' and called for S-day barnstorming four of New they quoted him. "If I had that l)igh "ci'uising rangtt" and on thpir Pine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be but asserted they should be direct ing be called when the "meat" of dinner, entertainment and dancing mer* Alisa CaracU WMa Jersey Jodsy In Omaha, Neb., yes left Plainfield, chargM with breach of the report la ready. following. continued atudy. ★ AUO LA PIZZA TO eo — much money I wouldn't .be. here in . The attack on Rieael recalled, the peaca and Intdxlcatlon: and ability to acceleratis quickly to 60 low market. ’ , 0 ed to tha Board of Directors. "The accond difficult question," .D saas BaWi terday said Stevenson is "still oiit Frank Kcbert, 41, of 920 Tolland nilles an hour from a standing Leon Thorp, an' Eighth District '"The overall objective is worth Jaaa WaUaca In front” tn the race for the Falls) Photo PhoenlxF ' the death of his father, Nathan, a while," Miller observed. A group of the mehtbers of Man It continued, "concerns the issue ‘T h e Benny William Turkington fighter for clean unionism, who Tpke., charged with intoxication. itart. Why Not l^lan To Vialt Ua Thia Saturday? director, asked why cOnsoildation of segregation . . . This too is an I OSCHtSTtA awl DANCING SAT. N iw ir presidential nomination. He said he sold novelties and Yesterday, Governor*' Rlbicoff ahould not include the*'Manchester Wiirren, George W. C. Hunt and chester Wates will present a jia rt Goodman But the Tennessean expressed cuatume Jewelry, died tn 1947 of. Injuries attributed Frank' Schelbehpflug, both SMFD 'Of the program from their success area of conflicting opinions not "Storm to a beating five years earlier by Hpw do ydu take care of your raised the speed limit* on the Wtb Water Co., a private firm which ertlrely resolved by Supreme Story” the opinion he is in better position In his career aa a premium brok shoes? A brush for the suede, bur Cross Higliway from 50 to 55 supplies water in the northern commissioners, , raised questions ful show, "Ton* *of Fun." for the oot to win convention delegates than er In Buffalo, Laater built up underworld elements. -The father JILOON SnNNINBMILUGORroMTION NOW Court action." F " general ch^m un of the commit was a leader of a garment union qtlah for the calf? Shoe trees or miles an hour from the Charter part of town. about the'\four ordinances them benefit i the rren at the Newing la calar he was four years ago. when-- tee in chpfge of this year's ladles aipazing credit and handled large TALCOTTVJLLE, CONN. selves. \ ton Veterans Hospital Monday eve Tha committee said it agreed Stevenson captused the nomina S(ima of money. local In New York City. pOper stuffed into the toes? Ogk Bi'idge to the Maaaachusetts "There is no Question but that "that the intent of tha majority t:lS4:M-ia . v u -tm hi8M, lo be held" by N^ltmeg .>'or- the way it should be. statq line. the town is going to have \o con Fears Doss of Powers ning. Mrs. Gladys Seelert and Mrs. tion. “And," he added, "1 am on Shortly after he dlaappeared, in And it also recalled the attacks trol that ivater company," McCor Warren feared that If the Joan Kenny were top winners in better terms with more of the est, 116. Tall Cedars of Leba- —some fatal—that other nswamsn ( at the State Armor/ on Sat- voluntary bankruptcy proceedings mick said. Eighth District went out of weight reduction for the month SUNDAY: “MARTY" political leader* than I was then.'' were filed against him. Proceed around the nation have a u ffe ^ Despite repeated queries on such existence, its charter would dis'-. of March a.id each received f 10 re 'Stevenson, who waa bested by rday ievening, April 14, announces over the years tor exposing crime mamaammanR »ai6jaiaMmjah)aajwui6uiJi8uaiaia)MW«aiaiM ■hm Dancing that through the hard work of ings in federal court In Bunalo on matters as control of water and appear and some important wards. Mrs. Harriet Nerl of Rock ■Kefauver In the Minnqaot Nov. 6, 1954, listed his llabilittea and corruption. * what payment there would be to powers, notably the power to take ville received 65 for her weight STATE O iriinary'March 20. said in Kin^' Past Grand Tall Cedar Roy War-- Ih addition to Mias If^vins, HOUR over the Manchester Water Co., loss. Kvnry Sot. « d Sim. Night In Hm Cndcn* Room J ren and' bis committee all is in more than $1,500,000. authorities questioned two' labbr the districts, if any, for their as and. Oa.. yesterday he 3 sets, McCormick gave no hint of would go with it. HARIFORD misttc about -winning readiness for holding the mMt ederat and state warrants were union members who weW inter what will be contained in the re M c^rmick said he felt that Mrs. EMward Serrell and Mrs. NOW „„ SAT. STATE MODERN and OLD FAfHION DANCING Florida primary/ successful ladles' night of the charging Lester writh send viewed by RIesel during yeaterday port his committee hopes to give under one of the ordinances'-those Napoleon Pitcher are co-chairmen Stevenson said t h ^ "if the ■cor.' or more of such occasions ing 'fraudulent checks through the morning's radio broadcast. to the Directors before the end of powers would revert to the town, for the Military Whiit of Manches Music by Loo Wott's "Huo RMgo Mountabwon" South left the Demqetatic party" that Nutmeg has held since they mails:^ using false financial state- They-are Bill WlkenS and Peter menta\to secure x bank loan and KEITH'S w^ere., inaugurated. Batallaa, construction worker* VALUES April. but acknowledged that the ter Bimblem Club, No. 2.51, Monday . IH tS T B I over the civil rignta issue the SERVICE That report is being made as status of those powers should ^ at 8 p.m, at Uie Elks Home for the party would losq/the election this Tall Cedar Ernest Ritchie is in defrauding a local hotel. who are fighting the group in con the result of a request by the Di determined before there is any ac benefit of the Tumor XJ.lnIc. Mrs. .^ R o B E in s* |SooFood*— ltoHaoDi$lio8-.»Stooltt — C b o ^ year and "wmild be injured ^for charge of erecting an elevated He \vas identified in January trol of Local 138 of the Intcma- / 1955, by the FBI a4 Hyman Trug- tionsl Union of Operating Engi rectors that the committee seek tion on the ordinance. ^ w a rd McKeever will conduct OggsjOtawO years to coiu4^” stage to that all may see the answers .to a number, of specific Hunt, making it clear he was tha games. Mrs. Raymond Beaure spectacular program from any man, of Newark, N J, neers, on Long Island, not posing « threat, , said that if part of the Armory: Senlot Deputy questions raised at a public hear gard and Mrs. Pitcher head the re-' mnsy''' imns tauwn -XSI m IN FA M O U S ing over two years ago. the town Creates a "paper" fire freshiMent committee; Mrs. Foster BUCK’S CORNER RESTAURRNT .Grand Tall Cedar Fred PecJi,. in T BABY NEEDS! Presumably It will Include a hy department, as proposed, some dis Willlants, awards; and Mrs. Paul Lm^u Captured charge of the ahow-, has secured/ pothetical budget for a town de trict members might object to the Gagne, \.ckv.ta, which will be /NEW LONDON TURNPIKE. GLASTONIURY among other ,801*, the famoi I' SHIRTS partment and a table K>f orgahlza- existing departments’ answering available St the door. Members of taaSr^TINMIO ^Entering Theater “Roberts Fai.iily. Bouncers Ext' tloh as well as information of tax calls to fires outside the district. the wavs a ^ means and welfare OATEEINO TO OATHERINaS OF ALL KINDS ordinary,” and "Dmitri with hit SALE PRICED ation and finance. One of the ordinances would committees hd{M to be able to raise 1 /' One of six Hartford Bulkeley Magic Violin;” a smorgaabordjmll McCormick told the group his create a paper department. Mc funds sufficient to buy a wheel High School students apprehend- te prov'ded by a well know-n East AND DRY Cormick noted that under the chair for the clihlp. y/ > ad aa the result of Manchester Hartford caterer. Tall Cedar/Rua- MKHMManHMMMMOai present charter the town had the Police work managed to escape ■ell Stevenson is in charM ->f right to establish Are protection from the new fortress-like Hart selecting gifts which wifi be FRIDAYS-8 P. M. CENTER outside the Are districts and ford, Police headquarters yester awarded during the evening; Dick Johnson & Johnson CLEANSING admitted that . by passing the 3MAKMTMNM day afternoon., Puter is thinking up a bra^te'aser ordinance creating a dey>artment, MMMTNK! He was Donald. LareSu, 16, be for the ladles; music fo-/dancing ASSUMPTION HALL TRAVEL A8ENCY WtST MDNailMa the town might acquire a greater V KA8Y rmr.t pamkino ing held by Hartford Police on will be offered by Lou /Joubert's GIFT PACKAGE AT 4f3 MAIN ST. responsibility to provide actual 8lfv» Airm €'«rn«ll I^IMft aeiatMiacTMaai charges of breaking and entering orchestra, and Tall Cedar William THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STRilTS ••BKNNY w a a r a w a r t TELEYISIOM and theft for an alleged break protection. GOODMAN btoV m msIMKS KAN I s W I h rtanek w-ill again instml the am COMFORTAILE SEATINOt-AMFLE PARKING ScheibenpAug aaked if the law NTOBY VKAM*' in Hartford. He spent flve hours plification system. F R E E ! / R:I5 •MtT A croni at large When he escaped after FISHER / CLOSINC c;;eating a town department , did ,2000SERr$»^ The deadline fpr red^stlons is De Luxe G ift Package By FaihiHl not render the others superAtious, ai'NDAV P R O e i l A M S hia case waa continued until April tomorrow. Those who)'have not al The town department’s Jurisdic All C-liiemaNrope . «Nd C«l«r. TICKRT8 ON 8ALK NOW 19 yestarday in Hartford Police ready done so should make reser Johnson and Johnson; FREE With/ DRY CUANSnS, INC. AT tion would be ohtslde the districts. *THK MAN WHO NRVEB WA8" REBEL W m ^ Boarrvod 8eal«. Tax lac. Court, The Purchase Of Any Thayer Crib! Pl«« Rv m . a Sat. Nat. $1 extra: vations w-ith Graiw Tall Cedar S25 BROAD STREET If. the SMFD/ voted to disband, Janii R a tte ll “ MVT BLOOD** Moa. Ihra Frt. Matt. Video Everyday — Lareau was among a group of Herbert Urweider qr Ticket Chair Includes Baby OH, Baby Powder, Baby 6:30 P.M. wouldn't it automatically be "out A CRUSE extra. Mall ordert. P.O. Box All Rights Reserved — Bulkeley students whose names man Louis Custer/ side the district" and consequently I7M, Hartford. Raclote trif* were turned up by investigation Cream, Baby Lotion, Baby Soap and MANCHESHR OseiwSecD^.wuwanC addrtMHi eavciope. H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. i— ^------STARTING APRIL 9 part of the town department, he TQDAY and FRIDAY nf a local car theft begun by Lt. Cotton Biids! Attractively packaged, asked. Walter Cassells. Hartford Po by officials whbn the station a quality giftTs /I '"Mister” StlS-0:I5 lice took Juriadictipn of Lareau opened less than a year ago. Lareau evidently .took advantage fomniEiaf la^fiBigaaBaagaaaM totoM -ia “Rebel" 7:25-3:15-9:15 w-hen it waa learned' he' had ad- of the fact th ^ the hospital room .95 ^MANSFIELD m ^ed the Hartford break. "doBir, - nbrm a^ ' guarded when DRIVE IN Tpe youth escaped throiigh- a open, had been left untended. hospital room window- at the ne^v .The youth, first- to escape from Th*\Tlia«tr« In fh« Fnrk | •/ police headquarters in Hartford Boys' Spri Jolly Jitney NEW FOR MEN EjuwcTwt s[cn-M»siwui*sai^ , NOW! and dropped a short distance to the building since its opening, and Friday, 8alarda3r, Saadajr the ground. otheia in tM group of students, are Bory Calaoua I Park Open 6 PAl.—Show 6:30 implicated in a series of (hefts in $39.95 Value! Dropside Grib Folding Coach on steel BRD I **Tlir Krtlira la He spent part o f^ is afternoon frame, body lift* out, use At'NIMYW'N** I the Otarka** ^ MANC-HESTER ^ “MAN WITH THE GOLDEN FLECTROKICS of freedom in Gilead, police said,, area towns, police said. r FOR SPRING la Tfck.. I V ARM” and was apprehended when he re Two of the group, John'R. Hill*, Thayer, "Twltl-A-Ball” Crib with double drop aide*, ad as a bassinet -or car bed:- Nkow I'diallattoaa from ' D r o v e Shown: 6:30 and 10:05 LAB0R!1T0RIES turned to Hartford and attempt and John Back, both 16, are sched justable spring, decorated full panels. Thrilling Spring Chrdme frame, Oberglaa BOl.Tt7N NOT£i4 ed to sneak into a theater over a uled to, have .their cases heard in Fancy or Plain Colors. value! body. '/I MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS at stock-up and-save f*Yow Know What Sailors Are” Are escape. Manchester's Town Court toiiior- prices! Finest high-count broadcloths, madras r m Shown: 8:80 277 BROAD Security features of . the police row on charges of theft of a motor Sizes 4 to 20. Liberal Budget Tarms \ and oxford cloths in all popular styles. building in Hartford were hailed vehicle. .95 RADIO T E l I V I S I 0 N 'TOESTOE"\ . a Msw Raves, Cess.. :M < S> BIM nM TIN NOEH 1.95 j*l II Hartfetd. Oeea, MILMt mr FRIEND VUCKA a*l ZS SsrisslieM. Msis. (») *RPOBTB.Mr.N’N DF.N P L A Y PEN t r S ^____^ael M MW BrIUla. Csss. (Mk RDDIK nSHKB 9HOW / And lip MAN f:haBa*l si WBUrbanr.'C*aa. (U) CANDID CAMF.BA SMITH’S UPHOtSTERY SHOP TONIGHT CSaasel U Hs)r*ks’ Mats. ;tt (SS-n> NEW8,CABAVAN AND DP Of fine hardwoods, easily C A lt B E D :W IS) 02ZIE AND HABRIKT 243 N. M AIN STREET folds tor' storage. Complete Whltr*. roloni W i!H (IS.U) .MAMA—Pezer W FIL.M / (Ml THE TI'RNING POINT Steel'frame with canvas seat FOLDING 445 HARTFORD RD. l;W ( *l THE Vise: (isatl PLAYHOUSE OF STARS and back, plastic play diir TEL. Ml 9.4S97 —•‘Ansel. In.rhe Sky" Wheel. (It-M) STAR STAGE COACH —"NnIMed OenrrnI” • :M < t> MICKRy MOV8R CLOB (M) llRAMA De -luxe nriodel with ad EARLY KIDDIE SHOW (isil MAHTKBH TOl'RNAMENT 1S:N I »( PEOPLE'S CHOICE P q Io and Sport Shirts justable hood sun visor, (jt) I'MXK r.n (l*t THE LINEUP foot brake. Handsomely (N>\ KAB IS C l.l'n HUUSEOANG (It-Sf) CAVALCADE o r Sizes.4 to 20. . (U i FILM TMVIATP.B SPORTS BOXING -. styled, wit}) rugged steel , TWILIGHT TREATER Across frpDi Green Hebool " ^ your valuable fura SLACKS t;SI (III HOPALONO CASSipV S:SS ( S) 8PORTSCOPE Opon AN Day Saturday FOR AU AGE5 8:U (It) SPORTS DIGEST ■ i n ' F I II la sura of yoon of boMiuty fi»r .yottr fur. Always 8:48 ( S) WEATHER' FORECAST 1I:M < 11 GREAT GILDERSLEEVE sand if to u> for scItnfHic staroga'. . Sizes 4 te 12. 8:41 ( *) THE NEWS TODAY . —-'Glldv'. EfflHenry Kirk" (ID NEWS (ILUI PERSON TO - PERSON Sale Group of . Spring Ties Bow Tie* In Spring Cniora Hhort-Sleeved Sport Shirts —Kd .Murrow—Hnl .Mnrrk New colors and 1 ^QQ * Stripes, plaids, 1 .0 0 . Washable cottons; 1 .9 5 n n d ‘wlff' ni«o Hilly Grnhnm u p pattens, Iand up patterns, I and up rayon* ■ ^ iand up nnd wile from... : * 4 '® 5 Nichab (Ml LABLV LATE SHOW A sturdy High Chair, can IS:U (t:; FAMOUS FIGHTS be used a.s - a Nifraery Monchostar TIRE •***■. Ine. (Ml MEET THE CHA.MPinN6 HARMFUL HEAT Preps 26 to31. . Chair, folds to a safe, 11:M ( SI NEWS REPORTER lo.vy play table. Tip proof (IH-Ml NEWS safety. . SUBURBANITES (III FINAL.F.DITIO.N One of your “fur’s worst enemies Is ^ (Ml NIGHTI'AP EDITION ' . * 6 • ® ^ u p (1*1 SPORTS ROUNDUP beauty-robbing, drying heat! Send <* (Ml (^INNRCTICUT REPORT NEW anrf RECAPS (Ml PREVUK8 it to our cold storage vaults for 1.95 store and Plant 295 Broad SL 11;1S ( S-l*-flll WEATHER complete protection. Huskies 28 to 36. • • -Sr DANCING li:Il\ ( *1 LEA PAUL A MARY FORD (ISI HIG SHOW KTORE HOI'R.S: Keith's, .Manchester,. Open From 9 TEL. M l 3-5179 («l qUABTET EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT . (3*1 LIFE WITH ELIZABETH A..M, Itotil .1:30 F„>l„ Clowd jVlonda.v*, Open Thuniday J? $100 Valuafriort ' » 6 ' M up . TO THE SPARKLING RHYTHMS OF 1I:M ( SI NITECAP THEATER Nights Ijntil 9. Keith's, Kas) .Hartford, Open Dally 7:1 < SI BIG PLAYBACK )t:M CI-MI TONIGHT From 10 A.M. I!.ntll 9 P.M., Clo^-iHaturday* At 6. «ISI NEWS (I!) 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more comjillcated.iaauaa. took two and a half yaara to complete. The Clinic Siipporled Hear CptiKiiltant Balky Juror Groton atudy also had the-advan tage of a largtr atudy group and Skywatch Schedule At PTA Meeting considerable profeaaioiiel aaalat- By Cancer Fupd Bares Dislike ance. the chairmen said. ■The study waa not formulated he igh TIn Tumor Clinic, which U op- Bafunliy, AprtI 7 - Miss Oehetleve Scannell,. read 0 T H ing aonsultaht for the Manchester to ireatr a^rtloAardiabarmony,'' -erated at the Mancheiter Memo Mldnight-3 a.m. Vaimteers N<8eded Of Policeman the ohelrmen eraphaaiied. "Inil school system for the past itx and rial ' Hospital by the Manchester 3 a.m7-4 a.m...... Volobtoera Needed a half years, wHl be guest speaker ■ ■ ■ - - ..^r—- '‘1 rather to find the beat governmen Miss HsIsn Estss, Faculty Advlaer Cancer Society, i* one of the *erv- 4 a.m.-6 a-m." ...... VohiBleer* Needed Hartford, April • - A 67- tal aoliAlon for all the p op le m VOL. XXIII, No. 27 FRIDAY, APRIL 6 ConpiM by Students of Msnchsstcr Hifh School a.m.-8 a.m...... Bmnfett Roberta, Paul licobucei at th e ! meeting of the Lincoln icea supported -by the fund* col 6 School'PTA Monday"^ night at 8 yaar-old Juror who held ou t, for the area.” ' <> lected in the annual ,Cancer cam 8 a.m.-lO a.m...... Arthur Bouffard, Roger Winter The town-city atudy group waa luglaa Stevens, Cyril Banks o’clock. She will diariiaa the read-* acquittal of an accuatd apeeder paign. Mrs. Helen J. Ahern, 10 a.m.-12 Noon Ing program In, - -Manchester formed aeveral months ago, Onder Noon-3 p.m. . . . innia Heffron, Thomas Ritchie acainit U other Jurom *aid y«»- executive secretary, is in charge of schools. ' \ ' I the Joint apotaoiahlp of the Young Track Season Choose Participants to Act ' the local clinic where patients and 3 p.m.-4 ,p.m .' . . James Galanek, Andrew Cavazza tcriUy he haa a "deep prejudice" Republican and Young Democratic .. James Galanek,, Andrew Cavaaza At the cdnctuslon o f xjier. talk, Student Council Delegates Exchange ^ falnilics of patients can go for a*; 4 p.m.-6 p.m. . . . time will be provided for,<|u4stIons policemen. club* of, Rockville. Lavltt la a aistance with their problems. 6 j>.m.-8 p.m. ,. ... Linda Recknagel. Carol Chase Democrat, while KIttel le a Re- In MHS Talent Production . . . Grin Mathews and answers. ' \ ReUred ^ n k er Frederic Bid- Begins; Squad , Twico a month, a group of Man 8. p.m.-lO p.m. . Thia promises to be a moU In ^'Wrell of Bloomfield aald he had ; Jbllcan. chester doctors hold a cancer ses 10 p.m.-Midnlght Volunteers Needed Ideas at Annual Federation Meeting on top of ' Manchester Police Station, teresting topic, one In which there hem arreated four tlmea. and epn- C lea rs Field Tryouts Were held recently for sion at the hoepital to diagnose Skywatch Post local Is a great deal of Interest and over vleted each tfme on, aa he put it, SpriRg Frolic the Student Council Talent Show and prescribe treatment for pa Volunteer! m,ay regtat at Civil Defense Headquarter*. Munici which there 4*; considerable con the erroneoua teatlmony of police* pal Building, Manche^er on Monday, Wedneaday or Friday frbnr Workshop Listed "Manchester High School has scheduled April SO. > ■ tients referred to the clinic by troversy at the present time. Be men. Now the Coach’* back la about their family physicians. 1-6 p.m. or Tueaday evening from 7:30-9:30 p.m. got It made!’'~’ That may not be Tickets for’ the Spring Those chosen to be In ihe amw cause of her background and ex C'auaea Mlatrial ' lA*gion o f Honor worn- out For the eighth, straight year, the perience, Miss ‘Scannell la excep For Seoul Heads perfect Kngllah but la the precise Frolic, which will be held Sat are aa followa: Barbara and ^lU He rauaed a mlatrial . when the But the aturdy Itrackmen can win Cancer Society has provided funds tionally well quallfled to diacuaa feeling of delegates attending the urday evening, April 31, at 7:30 Kuhne, Mary Valvo, Nancy Custer,' chester postmaster; diaries Gib Jury could not "come to an agree the bopt. p.m. at Waddell School, went to the ‘Visiting Nurses Assn, to this subject. In common plena Court in the A music, dancing and games third annual meeting of the Con-1 Wayne Keith,. Jim Mutready ancl help meet the coat of vlslta to Heart Fund Drive son and Leland Spalding He o ft / ment necticut Federation of Student) If they will gather with ahovel on sale Wednesday before both Refreshipents 'will be served In trial of Jacol/U Brody of Anaonia. workshop for all Girl Scout lead and rake ^ Ken Provost. Joan HewItL Bar needy cancer patients.. said that unlike moat gifts to the the school cafeteria. Councils held at New Haven morning and afternoon sea- bara Elliot, Nicky Stephens and fund, this money will be used local who had a p ^ l r t a apeeding con ers — Brownie, Intermediate and And plenty of the courage that It sions. Music for the dance, co The local clinic provides essen R e^ zes $15,129 viction. Wedneaday. Teachers Collage on April 3. "The Three RopHa,” consiating of tial services -for cancer ^patients, ly. Normally, a p4rcentagfr of Senior — will be held Wedneaday. This feeling of satisfaction ia; will take, sponsored by the Senior Hl-Y The VxT\ waa aake^, in effect, Together w* will flght against the Linda Messenger, Marie Brandt such as the diatributlon at cancer Oontri^tions to the Heart Pi.nd money contributed locally goes to April 11. from tp a,m. to 2:30 p.m. ■felt more strongly .each year as . and the iSenlor GIHa' Club, vrill I and June Fedora. support the n*tlonal heart organ- Crash Injures who waa teHing the truth. Brody common foe be furnished by Lou Gagnon dressings. To answer, the call for this year rrom Manchester, Rock- or the atate policemen who arreat- in Woodruff Hall of . the Center Manchester delegates exchange j Alao, Ruth Hanford, E I a 1 n a these dressings,' volunteers are Ixatlon. Ideas with other representatives] Old Man Winter with hla ice and and his nine piece orchestra. vlUe-Vemon and Bolton totaled ed/hira. , Congregational Church. anow. ^ Pocta. Tony Squlllacote, Bobby Al- kept busy all year long making Gifts to the heart fund from all Coventry ;You ill A ■ - /A fte r an hour and a half of de- Assisting Mias JeSn Campbell, from 80 schools In ConnectlriiL ■ I bert, Joyce Leavestrom, Ed HIndle, them up from supplies furnished $15,129, according to N. William the contributing towns help sup Many students cannot realise the If j'oii happen to^see a group of Jiberatlon the Jury foreman re- executive director of the Manches boy*, who seem to be needleaaly Martette Gagnon, and the "Har- by the Cancer Society. The local K.iight, treasurer for the fund port the heart Clinic at Manchester Coventry, April 6-'(Sp«olal) ter Girl Scouts, in giving the privileges and enjoyment that Is / ported that the panel could not shoveling: anosv at the Weat Side monlers.” made up of Sue Reneker, clinic alao has sickroom equipment drive. Memorial Hospital, which, serves An n-year-old boy raccivad aavare agree, becauae one juror "aeemed training will be Mrs. Robert Coe. theirs until , they make compari Sue 'Sheater and Andrea Pqggoll. on hand for loan to cancer pa Of this amount. $2,329 came each o f the communities Involved. laceratloni of the hip at about 4 sons to school life In other com Oval, don't become' alarmed, for Class of ’56 to he prejudiced agalnat eopa- The training, which will b» Inter , Lou Gagnon’s orchestra win play tients for home care. from the Rockvllle-Vernon area ParUal support is also given the o'clock yesterday afternoon when spersed with a variety of games munities. they're members of the MHS track againat all policemen." team, who are In *o miich o f a for the show and the master of A group of over 15 volunteer and $.520 from Bolton.^ Manchester New Haven Rheumatic Fever and he rpde his bicycle Into the aide iThat waa me.” aald Bidwell. g:oqd /f o r all age levels, will rover MHS has been fared with many, hurry to start training that they Begins June ^ ceremonies will be Bill MacArdle. drivers are on call to help trans residents contributed $12,800, Cardiac Clinic and Yale Univer o f a car. He aald he waa arreated twice singing games, both .circle and challenges, one of which was dou port patients to Hartford Hospital Knight said. Officials at the Windham Com '\-i ble sessions, but, through hard aren't waiting for the anow to A section of the program will be sity. More than 1,000 children from for failing to atop at atop algna line, and square dances. Singing presented to each of the four as- for X-ray therapy. About $3,000 o f the Manches the local area have been referred munity Hoapital, Willlmantic, aald "when I actually did.” and twice games are a type of folk dance work and thoughtful planning, leave the .track by normal means. You also might see a young man Preparations aembllea. Friday, May 4, haa been Manchester’s quota in the 1956 ter total waa received u , pledges to this clinic for treatment' of Robert W. Breault, aon of Mr. for apeeding "when 1 actually waa v^ere the participants supply school spirit hat felt no strain. As Cancer Campaign being conducted- from'' residents of the town who and Mrs. Philip Breault Jr., Brad a BChobj, not aa separate claasaa, with glaaaea and a black coat, who set aside as a tentative date for heart conditions. not exceeding the poated limit.” their own music by singing the the evening performance. thia month U $9,000. Of thia work for United Aircraft and made bury Lane, ia in “fairly good" con problems of vandalism, teenige is leading the shoveling detail; he Graduation preparations have Heart Sunday, held Feb. 26 in In the courae of the jury'a ef- accompaniment. Those attending Marlette Gagnon, '57. amount, one-fourth' goes directly their contributions through the Manchester, netted $5,520 in this dition today. forU to make Bidw’ell agree with will learn new songs which have driving, aportamanship. and rela ia none other than their hard started to get undenx'ay with the Into scientific research, directed Trooper Wllllruu Doyle of the working Track Coach Paul Phlnney company, he exrlained. town, and 75 per cent of the Rock ■■'k the other 11, Judge John Ftta- not yet been sung. In Manchester, tionships with faculty of' com bv the American Cancer Society. Oonattona wcCe considerably Stafford S|>rlnga barracks Investi who, along with the others, has election of seniors to th* four Com ville contributions. Dr. Roy Fer gerald read the panel a State Sup including Negro spirituals and scr munity have been handled In a (>f the balance, Connecticut re highe. this year than last in both gated and said the boy crashed commendable way with conaidera- been shoveling snow off the track mencement Committee*. The | guson, chairman of the Rockville reme court deciaion lirglng minor I tion songs. Some dramatic ballads Latin Vocabulary tain* 60 cents of eilery dollar con Rockville, with only abot.t $700 Into a passing car operated by tlon for the happiness of everyone for a couple of hours each day. Propl^ecy Committee prepare* a » drive, aald 160 volunteers helped ity jurora to reapect the viewa of will also be done. 'Fallot Photo tributed hero fo.r cancer control raised in 1955, and Manchester, Carrie W. Mone, 64. of Coventry, concerned. .Sport dances planne■ Hear Attorney Office Routine he hfi's. Windham again, Meriden. Strat which is put on jointly by Senior ' I.«wLa F oi, attorney." am; mem- Ai’ard Is the oldest daughter of ford, Ludlowe and Bulkeley. , Manchester High's Round Table Girls.Club apd the Senior Hi-Y, is r^enlly attended the State Festi Variations on the '1 - j & ’S ■■ ■ ; her of the Board o f. Rduratton of Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Hueslla of After defeating two downatate made up of the following people: ' Maitford aumaied up the senll- Changes Noted 71 Vernon St. squads — Stratford and Roger val of Music held in New Britain. Decorations. Nancy King ’.56 and They repiesented Manchester solid-color^ theme ! menta and Qbjcrliyea''of thia veais Mary Rega, '56 Ludlowe — the Red and White Maik Solomari' '56; Tickets. Joyce 1 corlference. in hl.a' address. ‘ ••Old' The differences in skills needed again came face to face with Hiil- High School, since it was Impos Cunllffe '56; Refre.shment.s. Jiid.v sible to send all the colnbined Ruts and New Ttails." Tlie old rut In. todays office lom pa red to yes TELL ’T.ALL TAUE.S” . keley In the semi-final round and Hansen '58 and Denny Guay '5'6; choir*. : Is the Interpretation of Coiincit terday'* and the changed routine The students of Gilbert Hunt's crushed them 68-56. It .Was the Patron and Pat)'oness. Betty Lou , -i i memberahlp which explains that of today's work formed the theme English Ill.claaaea have been tell Indian*' flrat win of the season Robinson '56 and Bob Warren '.57; The selections which were sung are as folloiys: "Once to Every 1 only '•yvheela^' and iipecial pnvi- of the kastern Business Teachers' ing "Tall Tales" this week In order ov er'th eir, Hartford rivals but It Programs. Betsy Elder '56 and Bob l^kcd perisoqs are able to be mem- Asan. convention, attended by De to familiarise theTDselves with was the one that counted. Sweet '56. Nancy Scott and Barry Man and Nation,” "In Early ' bera. The new trail is that of the partment Head Russell A. Wright American Polk Literature, Now past history, fans know Sthaller are co-chairmen of the Spring." and "Send Forth "niy I new InterpretaKon atudent coun and Miss Avia Kellogg In Atlan Folk tale* play an Irhportapt,i,thak------the ------Indians' lurk didn't - hold dance. ' Spirit." r cil members are servants to tk* tic City. March 29 \o 31. part' In oilr early writings. Everi'-” they went down to defeat at Other business which was taken Tlie choir waa judged by of trill of their student, body and good At this convention, many teach one has heard of that iamed log- tli« banda of Weaver In the state a: up was the di.scUssion of a panel ficials and >aled. Sucli thing.* as -1 in crisp colors briffhtly flecked Judgment and ' cnunael of ihelr- er* received aid, for their prob ger Paul Bunyan and that re finals and t6 Durfee in the open with the Junior Girls' Club which stage- appearance and the wa.y aelyea ahd- their rouncllois. lems by talking them over with nowned (,'owpoke Pecos BUI, ing round of action at the Bostc>n will take place on April 17. The the choir conducted Itself undg/ Dflegalea atleijding the confer one another and comparing the The classes have, enjoyed tell Garden, but much credit must be club also voted to donate flO.OO to direction were con.sideied. Out oN Spring Special 1'.^ ence thia year were Jim Ham, teaching'jnethoda used. They alto ing the tall tales anfTtiave profited given to these boys as they once the George Schober musIcAl fund. a possible score of 18, Manchester panel moderator: . Linda Nel.son. diaouiaed ' whether the teaching much from them In the way of in again' proved that Manchester The'club was entertained with a received 17 A ’s and one A mjnus. F irst X recorder; Dann.v Dor'mer formal Speaking. ..i High ia a championship school. movie of thi 1955 World Series. In the evening, Manchester, to bfftcial i methods of tqday are up-to-date. The min.me you «e* this delegate; Anne Stilaon and George and. If they , are not, whaj can be Simone Amirault, '57 Dale Brown, '57. "Riddle” '56 gether with the Hall High Choir Emmerllng, faculty adviaor. done about icorrecting tliehi. TTiey of West Hartford and tlje Senior rug you'll want it You'll o f the season ■ \ Ann* Stilaon, ’56 also tripd to decide If the gradu- Choir of New Britain High, pre sented a public concert. Together like the way the Sesigners atea of .today are meeting the Honieniaker* Prepare for Future they sang three numbers: "The need* of today's office world. have taken bright color-arid laced il- w-iih Creation," • "Madame Jeanette,'' Ml'. Wright was.chairman of a iwdfl bil.v of contrast. You’ll like the reversible at BURTON’S Girls’ Club Guests and "The Battle Hymn of the Re committee to make an amendment public.'' • j texture that gtves double (he Mrvicc, and At Clothes Store to the constitution of the associa Carol Fischer, '51 cleans readily. Her^ rvqw fix (ar.|,ess than 1 tion *6 that accommodations for you ever dreamed a rue could cost! . the convention cgn be made flve ------;------— Corel Casual* wa* the scene of year* In advance instead of only the Sophomore Girl*' Club meeting one year in advance as la the cate Sludcnl Receives S H l p ^ n on Tuesday, April 3. >* now. ■ ' 'Outfits were ahoniij, bv Joseph Miss Kellogg said she found the Book by Roberts German- to the club and aeveral convention very interesting, and m way* to wear one outfit were especially liked a talk on the im- Who says writing a thesis for our demonstrated. Mr. German talked profier use of English on the radio alKHit the importance of buying jimior English class 1* all work and and television. She said that the s!%,‘ clothe* practical fpr high ». h(x>l. no reward? David G. Nultei' '67'. a A. college and work. The girl* were convention wa* informative and member of Gilbert B. Hunt* also told about the import.ince of tliat ,*he had gotten* a».g;i'eat deal English III class, got something .98 I from It. Mr. Wright said that he jluylng clothe* thi^t wbuld liiat for worthwhile from If i besides -the A .a more than one season, instead of especially liked the exhibits of text- knowledge obtained, of course). tiie ujorlifs rwst (5o,(nfort8l)l6 8fio&5 buving manv outfits t*hat would i David's subject for his thesis la Ltathtr not last i tand it's set to go! •= search,» Dave- had" som* questions- MOCS It's Shlp'n Shore's carefree Tiavflrhate blouse In rhythm step imported from Paris.and Knglftd. I'lIuciisisL new woven bok, check*—hew, too! a convertible •Mr. Garman told about rfie ■ *..■>'’# f f t r ' ' ■/.
NANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 PAGE SEVEN MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 6. 19M t will hava tlia ntw dlract dlatanp* Leduc, president: Mra. Florence serveil front a table heautifully RRrd him u A mortai anamy. Now Is A crAftaman; but a man . who other Borial beneflta. The plan has Kiwanians See iMallng ayatem. Dance Tonight Streeter, past department pi^- Describes TrijT^ decorated with apring floveri by i ■11 JUm rlieBtrr work! with his braia, and hia parliament .Orders been aUbmitted to saaembliM of Booklets daacrlMng tha system dent; Inei Mahoney, Florence Plltt. the hostessea:' Mrs. Harry M. | thay have expraaned thalr hatrad Uroodles heart la an artist." We do not know both worker* and employers, who Direct Distance and Hating the areiM which may At Rec Centers Oglore White. Lucille Hirth, presi At DAR Meeting Fraser. Mr*. Charles F. Gipson and i ^Dpuitti) iferold and their enmity, and triad to By ROOEB PRICE of any field of endeavor whtre Daiif^s End Strike 'must approve of reject it before be reached directly will ba dis dent-elect; Aides. Gutamer, Heleif Mrs. Arthur J. Feltault. Miss Jes-1 terrify anybody eUe who dare* workinf with one's hands,' brain April 12. Dialing System tributed at that time. The Recreation Department will Beebe, Mra. Nellie Blesso and A most Interesting talk on. her aamlne Smith and Mia* Marion | PUHU9HKP BY Till! b y to expoae them, by throwinf and heart carries more might and ' Transport workers were speci Calls from toll atatlon to toll daughter Marjorie. Mrs. Gertrude Washburn poured, BKRAUJ WUNTL'W CX>.. BiC. importance than In the hospital. (Cealisued from Page Oai) fied In the government order be-. / ■ ------■tatton having tha system InCon- hold tences at the West Side and Buchanan. Mrs. Edith Mason and trip to the Ho'; Land, llluathhed ROASTING CHICKENS 1^. Nim t II S i n n a. bottle of add >ii hit faoa, which Manchester’* Klwanl* Club was rtectidut will- be reached by first the Conimunity ¥ Reiireatton Cen; with beautiful colored slides, was MancliriUr, Conn Caring for the aick and injured have been idle since March 19 caU*« gasoline and oil aupplisa are Mr. and Mrs. BIIA Brlmble, co- presented by Mrs. C. Elmore' Wat THUMAS F FKRat'SatjON li. all too likely to reault In the calls on something much more im urgently needed now for spring givsn a demonstration jieaterday dialing 112 and then the local tele tera tonight beginning at 7:30. The chalrmsn. ^ State Nirila Strnbs WALTi^' R. FKRaUQUiO.N when Metal, tranaport and bund afternoon .of'''direct distance dial kins, 56 N. Lakewood CtVete, to “Your cMckens ar« Rcttin^quHe a reputati4)n up Publtthtr* - loan of hin lilfht. portant than the mere mercenary farming and th* strike haa almost phone number. Hobron aayS it dance will be by records. Jeannette in New York State where we take them.” a cuatomer Founded October 1 . J m rewards. ing; laborer* walked off their jobs. coi^letely halted road and rail ing." due in the area June -17, takes less time to dial 112, Jrford Parish Cltapter. DAK. meet Hartford, April 6 iR. The State Thin act, fq r the flrnt' time, which tAdll allow telephone usera and Mel Cuahtng are in charge of ing at her home yesterday After Fred R. Edgar The strike quickly spread aipong traflle. strangely enough, than It does to Personnel Dept. - said yeaterday told US. “All the nelKhborH want a ^ e . too.” Others have ... Publlthed U trry' Kvenln* ‘.IC*e»Pt rancea the decent^lements in Sponsoied by the Manchester to dial directly more than a quar idial 0 for operator. the West Side Dance and Nell and Storms Hampered noon. . *' Connecticut is suffering from an made aimilar remarka about their fa^e in Vermont, and inter* and llolldaya. tintrred at the other Industries, Including the .na ter of the naUon'a telephones. . Beyerly Lawrence will supervise & t onice at Manchriter. Conn., a* labor openly on Rliehel'a »lde. Jhi* Council of Churches. • Japan's feudaJ^era lasted uhUI ITis atm la that ultimately all Last March, Mr. and Mrs. Wat "acuUi" shortage of women who we have cuatomera from New Jeraey\and Pennaylvania leeoiind Ola»* MaU, Matter.____ pet, more than AnylhlnR he .could tion's newspaper*. 18«7. ^ Lloyd Hobron, manager of the telephones tn the country can be the dance at the Community Y. kins went on a two nht|ttha tour Ahow shorthand ahd tt-plng. The BUBSCRIWION RATES Today's action by Parliament local SNETTCO branch; and Rhoar The department plana to' con Red Cross Drive WHO atop regularly. P arable In Advance WTlte or broadc^*t, proves that the reached by direct dialing. As dial t ------of the Mediterranean and the Holy state haa vacsnclea for 50 itenog- \\ cam* after a 15-hbur session. An Flydall, commercial manager of equipment ie added to telephone tinue the Friday night d a n c e a Land, under the aponsora'.iHri of the raphers and more than 100 t>’piata. IU.U kind of thlnirhe wa* trying; to ex Joint Installation overwhelming majority bfaked the the East Hartford district, con through the month of April, wind Volunteers making house to M -y«ronlh* ... 17.7» » J*M, NATIONAI BAlit BvHM et ■yatems, the goal grows cloaer. Christian Herald. Month* t.90 pose does ejiiiit. This art. Intended Socialist government's measure. ducted the demonatrdUon for the ing up on April 27 'With a com house calls for th* 1956 Red Cross! At the business mee.lng. pre Experts estimate Russia has ROGER OLCOn 9 n * ' Monti) l.-IO to jfii-otecff criminal elements Ip For DAV Officers Parliament dttl not specify when Klwaniaha. bination dance, including an or fund drive were hampered by the sided over by Mr*. H. R. Tiffany, 20.000 first line conibst planes and 403 Weat Center Street Mlt^ellM l ^ i 3-7853 .Wertiir .... .no work it to be resumed, however, DniRV QUEEN Hobron explained. when th*' chestra. There will also be a final Slnile Copr .01 labor by^ a process of terror. Is and it was feared that ' workers recent snow stornui and many regent,'It wa* announced that Mra. 20.000 reserve*. Mancheater DfSabled American M ieA ^ Hartford area gets the new sys Pastors Exchange dance to be held on May 25. were unable to make all their Tiffany and Mra. Steven "tlllams, MEMilER OF certaip' to result In a crusade 'Carbon Copy of Sllee o f wo'uld ignore the order. tem, local people will be able to THE A^CIATED PRESS -tjwlaa Chorae' Veterans Chapter. No. 17, and Us Two parliamentary representa scheduled calls, according to delegates to the OonttnentaPOon- The A*«oc1*fed-Pre»a I* enduilvelr aifab'st these elements aticit aa The Idea of making carbon cop Auxiliary will hold a joint instal call any one of about 16,000,000 Phi pits on Su nday George T. LaBonne, fund drive it'ress in Washington, D. C., w’lll anUtled to the u*a of rrnublicatlon of lation of officers tomorrow night tives.; hr labor groups abstained telephones In the United States all new* dlipatche* credited to It. or Riafiel alona could never have In- ies of SWISS\cheese conies from from voting on the back-to-work LIFE Auxiliary Visits chalroian. leave on April 16. noi otherwl*# credited In I hi* paper Washington ^-here they do every nt 7 o'clock at the VFW HomA without going through an oper The Rev, HarVey Morrison, Bec'ause of this, many people Following the prograi.i yester s|iired. measure and strongly protested ator. 'niere are 56,243,000 tele and al»o the local new* publl*hed here. And for this effort, on the part thing, including eat their lunch, in Officers of the chapter to be In- the government decision to step pastor of the Methodist Church of who may have wanted to contri day, dainty refreshments were All nehi* of repubUcatlon of *peclal triplicate. Down, there they- make atalled Include: Albert Hheffield,- -FREE- phones In the country. Hazardville, will be guest preacher Veterans Hospital bute were probably not contacted. dtepaichr* hereb) are aleo re*erved. Into the dispute. Union leaders of the law, on the partiof the labor carbon copies of everything,!, In- commander; Harry Smith, aenlor The system Involves merely.disl- at the services at the South Meth LaBonne urges anyone who wishes ’5 6 ..the year to F Beptr. earlier warned the government not Ftiil lervlee client of N k . A ntovefnent itaelf, there will he uni- chidlng people, which ia why the vlce commander; Anthony I„eone. to seek parliamentary action. ilng six more digets beside the odist Church Sunday, A group at the members of An- to give to the fund drive to mall Th# yersal public deiUffitl and support. Government has such a large pay Junior vice commander;' Bldward local number for out of state cabs. This la part of a program of pul derson-Shea Auxiliary No. 2046. hla contribution to the local Red *'lSib"f»her* Rnpre«entatlve»; A compromise plan last Sunday PAVaiE VFW, paid their annual fvisit to FOR RENT \ Julni* Mathew* Hprclnl___ Acenrv___ — rNew A caller will dial 112. for the di pit ' exchange throughout the Cross Chapter at 69 Center Bt. The issue la clter. Only crimi roll. Ijotf of times when they fire Staiim, treasurer; Charles Vsrea, offered workers a wage Increase a aad la Inm. Movie Projectors Vork,ifork, chlcajo. Petroll aiid_Bp»b».“ ' someone they make a mlatake and adjutant; John Spellman, officer of 1 1-8 cents an hour, certain I rect distance dialing cod^, followed churches of the New England South, the Weat, Haven Veterans Hospital Information on the drive resiilta Uh'.MBKR AUAUDIT nals could or would re ^ rt to such vtitm M m t-Huim tm —aouad or sHrat. also 85 nun. CIRCULATIONS.______fire a copy, and the original per- of the day; and Otto Balchunas, payments In esse of Illness and by a three ijiget area/ode. When em Conference of the Methodist last evening and distributed to the ia not yet complete. LaBonne asks a.i act. They have labeled them- r n m m a v H M this is completed. .-Uie 2-letter, Church. Ministers throughout the men confined there 635 packages of all volunteer workers to make slid* prbjoctora. ' The Herald Prtntlni Company. I i ^ aon hanga around in the tiles for a chaplain. a**ume* no financial re*i*>n*lblllty for aalves, Tliey muat^^ be Identified, couple mor^ yeara. But making Officers of the auxiliary In Slide File Box 6-dlgct local leleplmne number of area will be guests in the pulpit* of cigarettes, a supply of men's toilet their returns now, even If they WELDON DRUG CO. IjrtmarapIdcBl enor* appearlni In nd- . .•leaned out carbon copies of swiss cheese clude: Mrii. Ann Stepard, com- the party called is dialed, their brother ministers. 'The Rev. articles and a wheel chair afghan. have not completed all the calls 801 Mala S t Tel. Ml S-8SSI r*rt(»emenU and other readln* matter ueanea mu. isn't aa dopey as it sounds. Of miinder; Mhi.- Kllzabeth Caldwell, ' I with Hohron den^strated the sim- Dr. Fred R. Edgar of South Church In the group were Mrs. Mary they were scheduled to make.^ fat The Manch*»ter Evenint Herald. course, It keeps squishing out of senior vice commander and Ijls- PavaHa-Procossad ^Icity of thejtyetem by dlalingjhe will preach at Norwich and Nor- DIeplay advertlrlnB/t-loelna hour*; the typewriter and gets mashed lorian; Mrs. Inez. Mahoney, Junior V FOR MAXIMUM HEAT and TROURIX FRF,E OPERATION Chicago wpiUher bureau and the wichtown. The purpose of this ex itor Monday—1 p.m, Friday. Little'a Riff Family Eastman or Ansco change la to bring a new voice into "or Tuaaday—1 p.p). Monday. up In the kevs hut there’s one vice commander and patriotic In- club members heard the recorded "or Wedneaday—I p. m Tueaday. Say Textron American, and you advantage. • U you make a mis strui-lor; Mra. F’hyllia Daddario, 35 mm. Color Fibn weathep'aummary from Chicago, each church In the interest of mis Replace maty gut "or Thuradav—1 p. in. Weteeaday. take you can eraae it with a piece sions and the total missionary pro "or Frtday—1 p. ra. Thmaday. think first of the giant textile chaplain; Mr*. Helen Beebe, treas Th^/*ecorid part of the demon- gram of the conference known aa ters and conductors "or 8aiyrday~l u. m. Friday. of rye bread. urer; Mrs. Grsre Bulla, adjutant; I Use SHELL Furnace G ill itration was a surprise to G. AI- with Ilfe-tlme Rey firm, formed, just a year or to CTaeeined d*adfine: 10:80 a.m. each "The Advance." ago, hy the expert maneuvers of Mrs. . Lucille Hirth, conductress; r Oil luriMrt and Stokan Sold bwi Pearson, music director at The Rev. Percy F. Smith of South nold* Aluminum. tev of publication except Saturday •- Mrs. Frieda Moorhotise, color Mh s , who was a guest of Hobron You can do It your t a r n . ______Royal Ultle. bearer; Mrs. Gladys Shefflelfl. ^ and Sarvicod Promptly and Efnei«nHy ^ / a t the meeting. Church will preside at both the 8 SPRING IS HERE PINE LENOX self! a.m. and 10:45 a.m. services, and ' yvidny, Aprl) 8 Biit Textrbn American, If Lit A Thought foi^ Tofluy banner bearer; MIsa Ivouise Cop Hobron again dialed the "DDD" laymen will assist in the services of tle's plans ronllmie l,o progress, ping, aergeant at arms: and Mrs. code, then the area code for I^tver- worship. The laymen will be Wil The warm raina and fog thia week have pretty well ditipoaeii'bf the anow. With an abund Mal tha Miller, executive' commlt- e. E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. A aide, Caltf., followed by the local liam J. G. Gourley, associate lay RiRht Act, Mixed MotiveH may soon wind tip having a minor It's Ho True teewoman. • PHARMACY number of Helge Pearson, Pear ance of moiature in the ground, now is the time to get your planting atarted.- leader, and Stanley Best and Mor 'The sending o t United Nations ( rreentage of its operations in The other day I clipped the The inatallation will be open to ^ my I MAIN ST. — PHONE MI I-81M ^ 299 EAST CENTER ST. son's brother, and a former local ris Bennett of the missionary com the public and all membera of vet KiWanian. Secretary General Dag Hsm- textiles. following article fromm the I.vamp TEL. MI 9-0896 mission. . Under Little's management, the little news letter sent out from erans' organizations in town are Helge was orgahist and choir-; marskjold eo the Near East, an time to time by the Msnehester eordlally Invited to attend. - ' master at the Emanuel Lutheran SU6GESTI0NS American proposal votetl iinanl- Textron American has become MemorisI Hoapllal. I think it isNio Npburch until 1936. hiotuily by the Security Council, is ferhaps the nation's leading true and feminda all of us of oth* • '-.Both long distance calls were / Indebtedness to those who work for ma^e without talking to an oper- tn our opinion a right and good example of the new trend In biisl- nesa mergers which eacapa al Us and our loved ones at our hospi ator\T he Klwaniana were able to M & M R o s e b u s h e s thing. tal. hear them as a loud speaker had Uke so many right and good legations of anti-trust or "A man who works with his been tlM Into the telephones being OIL SERVICE New home-old address monopoly offenses by bringing in-* hands Is a laborer; a man who used. 70 Diffaront Vari*H*s>—Ciimbars — Taos — FloHbiiiidas. Th* bast of Hi* oM House paint peel things, however, it haa come to works with hit hands and hla brain pass out of motivations a little bit to one top corporate ownership In Hobron explained that after Karos* n« ond Fool and many of Hi* lat**t IntrodiieHons. ing? Cover It with dustries of diversified rnther then June 17, Hartford, Mancheater, cedar ahakea or ce This look like a tailor-made kitchen? Yours can be just mixed. All -di'scontinueci Rockville, Stafford Springs, dar ahinglea. Adda a,* smart, practical and convenient and at small cost. competing product The great right thing about it is Thompsonville, Windsor Locks, SH ELL O IL FLOWERING SHRUBS Inaulatlon. There are Morgan standard cabinet and shelf units to that the United Statea, decided, tn In the short time he has been LARGE SCREEN RCA Simsbury, Windsor, Collinsville, at work on this klnd of thing, Lit COLOR TV *69.') Farmington. Plainville, New Brit 24 hour burner aervlco Mor* than 40 diff*r*nt kinds. Spring, Sumihar and FgH flowering typo*. convert your kitchen into one like this. Come iA to-^ this criais', to use the United Na ain, Newington and Glastonbury and oil delivery. morrow and talk remodeling. tions. tle has added 10 non-tcxlilc in BARLOW'S dustries to his growing brood of patterns must go! The reasons we decided to do so Sl-H' GREEN STAMPS Industries unrelated except by the TELEVISION DOGWOOD are not aa simple as what might 10«B Tnllanil Tpk., Riicklanil Ml f-7540 Kitchen improvements are have been the one and only rea- common ownership he is giving Tel. .MI S-50BIS \ CMI li Doaieiia •« loth Fink and Whit* Flowering them. Textron Amerlcan'a latest IN|\cONNICtlCVt i?*?l Mf»i<*i laciii* just one of the many ways acn, which is.that we ought to McKinney can help bring build up the United Nations to Its acquisition, announced this week, is an aluminum company nut In i Mountain Laurel and Rhododendrons your present home up to proper function, and build down 1956 standards. Consult the Ins.tincls of individual great Ohio. Textron is also currently ■ Lawn Seed — Fertiliiar — Lbnestan* — Wheolbarrows —> Garden Took n powers or combinations of grest dealing for a big foundry out In GIBSON'S \ n— o-r- Michigan, which would bring the To Perpetuate powers to i-un the world by OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY — AMPLE and EASY PARKING sphere of influence techniques. nuniher of nnn-lextile industries GARAGE Build your lawn fur- in the combination tn ,1. A Cherished . niture, fence* and We turned to the United Na o Op*m Up Veer 185 Main St. — MI .3-5012 trcllla now. We have o p en \ a l l d a y SA/TURDAY tions primarily, perhaps, as a Already, of Textron American's eaay-to. follow pat stopgap, rather than to It aa an annual, sales of $300 million, a • HtlptOrytlpliHHiy Bear Wheel Alignment tern* nnd all ma Memory terial*. and In Itseir. The Seci'etary Oen- total of $170 million is coming N«m I Motor Tune-Up from nnn-texUlt diviainns. Choosp wisely the monument -r AnNWetic T* Kill PLANTLAND eral'a hiiasion will occupy aeveral ODcda that' will .stand forever in Evsry ons o^hsse Lane Cedar Chests is e dis< Dent*ram Ottim t on the Parkway 'weeka. During that tfipe, aeveral In hlK latest word to atock- Brakes Adjusted holders, Little thinks Textron •siler^t tribute to your loved 11 continued Rattern. Yet every one is right iip to 801 MAIN STREET nUCKLAND-TOLLAND TURNPIKE EXIT—WII.AI;R CR08H inGHW AV a SUPPLY CO...tOLTON NOTCH things are not likely to hapi>en. ones. OPEN to 10 P.M. DAILY MANCHESTER. CONN. PHpVB Mitchell 8-2568; Neither Israel nor Us enemies are Ainrrlcsn nlay end the prceent the minute in contemporary or traditional styl* WELDON DRUG CO. E.\cept Monday and Saturday I likely to begin a war. Neither Rus yeer with as many as "20 com ing an^etin v/oods used. Every one it reduced sia nor Britain is likely to carry pletely unrelated divisions.” We have our own dealgning Vi ©Xmore! \ Tlie qiie.stion which fascinates serv'iee to build a monuinent lU own big power Instinct to in JUST FOR YOU at no extra tervene any farther, forward. US is that of whether there is any : cost. We do all rutting in And perhaps, during this period, kind of limit tn this'snrl of thing, i our own shop, from the t—^ueen Anne Mahogany Lowboy cedar chests there could even come come cool Does Idttle, so long aa he does not rough stone to the flnished II /w ith drawer in base; formerly $79.95 C O *25 buy industries in isnnpetitlon with j memorial . . . AND WE e a c h ...... TAKING YOUR WASHDAY TEMPER ing of tempers and passions in the F. M P L O Y THE MOST . Near East, although that seems one of the industries he already : SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL- 1—Chippendale Mahogany blanket type che.st 0 0 ' ^ 5 almost U)o much to hope for. owns, just keep going on, imtil he ABLE. with automatic lift tray; formerly *49.96. ewew OUT ON THE FAMILY!! Primarily, then, we turned to owns one of every last kind of in- 1 1— Karly American Knotty Pine blanket tyjie chest; • the United Natioua not to have it dii.slry 7 STTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OUR SKlLLhT,TL has automatic lift trav; formerlv M M. aetUe the lasue, hut to delay and And ia^ there any kind of harm ■ VORK . . : BUT IT IS NEVER DUPLICATED *69.95...... hold off violent allempts to settle Jn the creation of thi., kind of in I t dustrial empire? Do we need to 2- :—l8th Century blanket type cheats in casual- BEAUTIFUL FLUFF-DRY WASH It. Our purpose is more one of delay than ,ot solution. fear this kind ftf bignrsa as miiph ! tone mahogany: lift trays were *59.95 each <9 We also wept to the United Na- B.s we fear the liigne.ss of ' MANCHESTER 2—-Queen Anne Lowboy cedar chests in casualtone ttona, rather than Into the big- monopoly ? ! mahogany drawer in base; were power plana of action Britain No one seems to know, per *89.50 each ...... haps because the probleVn is so ■ MEMORIAL COMPANY MINIMUM 8 roijNDS 7 0 favors, becBuae we do not alomat h A. AMIETTL I’roprietor 2—Modern Blond Oak Console Cabinets, each Brltatn'a apparent wilhngnesa to •vejy new no one has .vet con- ' with two shelves. Were .S69.95 each try and step in with a big stick siifered its slgnlficani e. Mean HARRISON STREE1'—TELe.»Ml 9-5807 while, for Little, and for other 1—Modern Seafoam Mahogany Ixtwboy ches In the whole Near East. We went (OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY’ step down stylo with ,T drawers; was *89.9,; to the United Nations because we operators, the compound merger LANE EACH ADDITIONAL POUND wanted to keep ouraelvcs otil of of unrelated Industries seem* 'to l-*-M«?dern Seafoam Maliogany blanket ty I'e the suddenly dlsctivered,- liew cedar chest; automatic tray; was *59.95 m the altcmallve kinder action, for aa long as we can. /fiontier of corporate adventure. 1—Modem Blond Oak Ixiwboy cedar ch ^t; In short, we went to the United C EDA R brass legs, drawer in base: was *79.9 / . ■ ON ’’Nations hot becauae we originally (Jood Deed Compliraliona '2—Modern Blond Oak SpaceSaver cedai;/chest; selected thrf United Nationa as the 'fhank yotir lucky sta,ia. every takes little flooV space: was *59.95 Channel for our policy, liecati.sc we ’■ night, you don't have to try to CHESTS 1— Modern Seafoam SpaceSaver cedar/cheat; - thought it right ahd sound to do i.vanage Anieiica'a affairs in the! drawer in base; lift top: was $59,9.') ■p, but because we felt we had .to, Win Id. •- in ordir to avoid'something rj.se. 2— Modern Pearl Mahogany blAnket ^pe chests o: /" We are. Ju.st now, perfoiming a' automatic trays: were *49.95 ea* And other nations, .for'theij' part, xFJv ■* 'i * VICE good deed In Asla,j.vyhicl' is good Voted for oiir jiolli v hot becausc- for the people It la helping, since .5—Modern Seafoam Mahogany Lo^'boy cedar ^^they liked it, 'but hcchii.se they It flits their liellle*. and good for chest with drawer itCba.se; were/*79.95 each were afraid to vote against it. us here at home, since It empties 1—Modern Cordovan Maliogany Mahket type Nonetheless, out- of this com our storehouses of some of their Summer's a-comin' cedar chest, automatic lift tra/'; was *59.95 plex motivation, . i oines what we Irilojerable glut. 1—Modern Charcoal Mahogany Lowboy with OORsIder the' right thing the • We arc shipping- some of our ,, drawer in base; was *7959l7...... United Nations'being trusted, for suiplus^ rice to raklslan and Indo the time being at least. lt„do what nesia. who are Asian countries suf ItwCan to guard the pehte in'the fering rice shortages this year. Near 'EUist. No one expects it, to We have much too nmeh' rice. succeed, and even .we are tenta Pokistan a-nd Indonesia have too tively boiuid to alternatives we little. dislike if the piesent mission fails. So what could be wrong with if the world is.lucky. lha-^,t^ .set? Rooster mi'ssion may gain some grotmd for Nobffiig-, if it->eould stay in a lit peace, and enough to warrant a tle compai-tment all by itself. continuance o’t the only Inierven- Bill it sb happeiia that another Pin-vtp Lamps 3.69 •Uon in the Near East which is Aslan cotmlry. Burma, has a good [ m m t *en Um larmaU side ot th* 1? Oatia waa laaad. lltat armitUcc detnarckUon line. Woman Hurt Here Czechs Uphold credited his to a totter Ike and Dulles An Itraeli ForeiKn Mtniitry .Obituary from Mrs. Oatia. W BNB-S60 WHAT— ■pdkciman aald the "renewed open- ‘ Local Stocks COME in TONIGHT for When Hit by Car*^ The United Stal government woeo—it*i Daily Radio w a m — 1610 Inf of fire thia mominif by tigyp- , Slansky Purge and the newspaper 'eaaloirkta a Hold Parley on Uan forrea ronstltulaa a flagrant, Mr*. M ichael Simonia, 66, of 274 q o d lsu w Fnralskcd By whole In the Unitei Stataa de- WDRO—|SM Eaatara Staadard TIbm W n o —idM breach of the' ccaae-fire a«reed CbMini V MU i lebraoh. 1m . Oak *8t., admitted to Manchestef dared that the epy cl :ea against upon only yeaterdVy evening.’■ I p.ni. pHeea (OeaMaaed fre«i Page Oae) Oatia were ludicrous. iMt what BIG DISCOUNTS in Palestine7 Fight h "It appeargr" he declar^, "that , Memorial Hoapital after'being hit Bmik Stocks Tha foUowlns pragnUB achaduleaw 5JKNB--iiu *ic Die Cacch OommunisU 'imltod i ira aundlM by the m a w the Egyptlaaia are determined to . almost In front of her home by a y Bid Agktd rcepondenta at the confer pionage waa. normal won* tor a WDRC—Yours Truly keep the mtuation on trail ,and we ! Jam ea Grin First National Bank ence, Fierltnger m : menu and ara aubjeot to ebaage WGTH-Counler Spy (OWMf —* car after midnifht last night, w ^ ■W r*port*r In Uia Wealrrn •lie— are back^agaln at a atate of atfaira ' Jamea Grima^n of State St., of Muchcatcr ..... 29 34 without Botlca. reported in satisfactory condition "SUanaky waa chkrged, aa wc{# Bill* O/ Briggs, who wak U.S. WHAY—Polka Partv BEZZINI BROTHERS 4h« V if. true* m»cWntr>' In tl>« of the laat four montha during; Hartford, a former reatdent of today. / Hartford National other* with him, prectsely with Mu^ VereaaM ’ WTIC—Halinnal Radio Pan CMib which^'the Egyptian dictator haa ' Mancheat^r. died auddenly yeater- Bank and Trust Co. SO 32 Ambaaaador In Prague pa ; of WCCx:--Reooi«, Rjni# WDRC—Radio Workahop iC w t Hoapitgl official* sa’id aiie S'lfq violating Sorlallat legality. If any th* Um* Oalia waa imprisoned: WKNB—RequeM KaUiite 'WGTM—Your B rttrr Tomorrow peraiatently refuaed to inatrucf hla , jay afternoon at McCook Hoapital Conn. Bank and one waa gullW'-of violating Social 1 :4 ^ But Hammarakjold A tu* to hla trqopa to o'baerve a U.N. order." ! jn Hartford. fcrM abfaaions sind po*si>1e frac- T ruat Co...... V., S4>4\ 3 7 4 dared; "The free world *1 WTIO—Happlnrrt^ turedribs.■eaj Patrolman Alfred Ritter ist legality u ,waa former Com- WDRO—Kaf Colby WIIAY—Night Watch plan of leaving he.f for Rome for Manchcatef Truat .. 65 — never forgei lhat Bill Oalia WGTU--Wazworlu WTIC-NalTonal Radio la n .h rn tfd " « “ fi"r7 T e S " y | »'• sai^ M rl Simonia wa$ thrown a miiniat party Secretary Slanaky Genuine WDRC—Radio Workahop three daya of confertncea irefore ' FIra iMonuica CompMlM and his asabciatca.” falsely accused: ahamefully WCTH—Your B-itor Tomorrow numlmr of feet after being struck Aetna Fire ...... 7 0 ', 7 3 ', *'wHAY—MuBie Marohtat •:*a- going on to Beirut. Uebanon, and hibil^ In a public epectacia in WCCCk-Recora Revus ^LX^inTh"' townroTcaa'a" Die? 1 ^ leave* odaughter Ray- by a car driven John J. Cara- Hartford Fire ...... l60 170 Fierlln^er conceded the postibi- Prague, and on July 4, our WKNB—Request Matinee W1IAY-- .Mxhl Watch >3 other Middle Eaat capiUla./ el BaUh and Khan Yune* inaide; ", i"'* bino, 43, of 86 BrOnford St. National Fire ...... 97 .105 llty of minor inaccuracies in the WTIC—Wtdder Brown WTIC—Natienal Fan Club American Independence Day. de- WDBO—Record Shop W DRC—Mv Son Peep Carabino wgr charged jvith reck Phoenix ...... 80 85 cast against Slanaky but said in libeiralely aenlknced to 10 yean of *WGTH—Night Maalc fr^^llr^“^atpon^ jJn lS riS i 'ind aviU nV Joln!*aid I aeven Egyptian goldler, were ':"' *'*'M.ncheMer?!i'br''o"h^^^^^^ M.nche.ter; a brother. S.mUel less driving ahd arrekteu by Ritter the main the charges w’ere sub WGTH—Waxwork* •:ia - . GrimSson of Wethersfield; and Life and l■dero■lty la*. Cos. impriaonmenL Oatia' crime was B tilsM rr 4:; \ Xmni . > . . n _1 . , until-; %A'>uin/6AHwounded In a/Mitinnaddition I toa th^ the rivillancivilian folibwing.jhe aopident. The |>atrol- stantiated. ' In support of last " I ‘ I WHAY—Batty Kimball WHAV—My Don Jerp Hammai^klold in Ronva' four grandchildren. A etna U f e ...... 190 200 lhat he conacientiousl,v carried out WCCC—Racord Ravua W nc—Nailonhl Kan Club - ' ciaualties. ic^n reported Mra. Simonlt had Aetna- Casualty ...... 119 129 week's Communist party resolu WDRC—Johnny Dollar Sunday.. Private funeral aeiwU'e, Adll be hia dutiea as a newspaper correa- WKNB—R aqueit M atinee Burna’ poliUcal adviaer, Henri Just stepped out <^a car opera id Conn. General tnewi .244 254 tion Fierlinger said: pondent. . .” WTIC—Pappar Young »irW G'ni—Night Music hefd tomorrow afternoon at 2 by Joseph Beganne/pf 4d Norman H artford Steam Boil. 98 "As a Socialist nation, if we ■WDRC—Record Shop Vigler, and Hery R^ Laboulaae, 6'ciock at the T P. Holloran' WGTH—Waxworka WHAY—Night Watch American'head of UtO' U.N. Relief Sl„ parlied away from the curb Traveler* ...... 78 83 want to educate the maaaea cor WTIC—NaiTonal Fan Club Cost of D^llinga* Funeral Hornet 175 Center St., bOiause o.' snow. rectly we must enforce Socialist WriAY—Batty KImban WDRO-Amoa n’ A'ndy Agency for Paleatlne Arab Refu Public Utimiea Ldfsl Notice Wr.TM-NIght Muatc ‘With the Rev. Dr. Fts** Edgar, Carabino pulled sharply to the Conn. Light Rower legality. Violations will occur in WCCC—Racord Ravua •i4a-. gees; will be In Rome Saturday In March » 4 4 7 ^ minister of the South Rethc^iat WKNB—Requeat Matin** aftetnoon to begin, the conferences right when he saw the ^^janne Conn. Power .... any government but these viola LIMITATHtN ORDRE WTIC—Woman WHAY—Night Watch Charch.' oAclatlng. Burial will be tions must be corrected." AT A COURT o r PRORATE hold Steak WDRC—Record Shop WTIC-NatVonal Fan tlub vehicle and weqt up onto the side Hartford Elec. Lt. .58'i "60'i on achedule. 4t Manchcsisr wUhin and for ths WGTH—Waxworka 3RC—Amoa 'n Andy Permits were ' issued. diifing in Eaat Cemetery. walk. hitting Mrs. Slmont^. Rit H artford Gaa Co. 36 39 In answer to another question IMttrkrt of M anchester, on tho 3rd day V’GTH—Night Music B ritish FOrilgn SecreU ry Sel-, of ApHI. t»M. 8*ee— There will be no railing/hours ter said. y So. New England Fielllnger said he saw' no reason ’ WHAY—Record Rodae U;l wyn Lloyd edll confer with Ham- March for 3$ dw^linga at an ag- and friends are requiited/^o omit Present, Hrm. John J, Wanett. Judge. WHAY—Night Watch In an accident late, yesterday Tel...... 40 42 for withdra'wal of charges against Kstalt of Herbert W. CIsy, Ute of WCCC—Record Revlaw mai^Jold during a brief two hour gregale estimated coiifi of 3417.480, flowers. ' / William N. Oatia. Associated Press WKNB—Requaat MaUnta WTICJ—Fight VatuSLL arternoon-on Main St. near Maple Manufacturing Compaaiea Manchester (n said District, deceased. WTIC—Nawa WDRC—Romance Moods atopover In London tomorrow a report by Building Inspector correspondent in Ftugut who was On motion of Sarah E. Clav of said WGTH—Newt Roundup St., three cars were ‘nvolved in a Am. Hardware 19 21 Manchester administratrix. knife WDRC—Newa ie:IA-l ntu-nlnf-v Griswold Chappell indicatei. , chain-reaction rear end crash. Arrow, Hart, Heg. 53 56 imprisoned in Czechoslovakia from WGTH—Bob and Ray Permit* were issued for a .total . ORDERED: That aix months from WHAY—Night Watch . Patrolm.tn William Shaw invei- A*ao. Spring 3 3 't .36', April 23. 1951 to May 16. 1968 on (he grd dav of April. be and the * ’WHAY—Record Rodao WTIC—Cavalcade ol Sporta same are limited and allowed for the WDRC—Romance Moedi io $T59 of 3.1198,117 in building' during the charge* that he was an American WCCC—Record Revlaw F u n e i ^ l s Ugat>d and said no one was in Bristol B rass ...... 21 23 creditors within which to bring In their WGTH—Night Muale month a* compared with jured. He repf,rted Edward A. Collms ...... 115 125 spy. claims against said estate, and said ail- WKNB—Requeat Matinee New Duel Flares 34,086,898 in March laat year when WTIC—10*02—10*0 Radio Lana Goodchild, 45 Hyde St., driving E ni-rt«rt ...... 33 36 Fierlinger aaid Oatia was found mlnlftratrlx la directed to give ptiblic WDRC—Record Shop WHAY- Save a Life the building permit waa taken for Philip M. Faton north, hit the rear of a halted car Fafnir Bearing .... 48 51 guilty on July 4. 1961—of ths notice to the creditors to bring In their WGTH—Bob and “SGi, WTIC—Meet the Champion In Gaza Frontier the new hijh school. claims within said time allowed bv puiv WDRC—Monde lor Romanc* Funeral services for\ Philip M. operated by Vincent Orlowski, 18. Landera-Fr,it>’ C4k. 28 charges presented and "was ry- tishlng a copy o( this order In' aome HAY—Suburban Baranada WGTH—Night Music There 'were. II permlUf for lessed to meet the wishes of the neirspaperwsps having a circulation...... in said WCCC—Record Ravlaw l*:4*- Farom 368 Adams St., were held of 80 Hiilikcd St., which was N. B. Machine Co. . / 3 S 'i 4 1 'i proNi4« district within ten days from WHAY—Save a U fe (CoBtiBMd Ifeoi Paga Om ) garages a t 314.325; 53 for alters.- this morning at 8:15 from the John pushed by the impact into the res,- N. Eastern Steel ., 6 7 government of the United States WKNB—Requeat Matlnae tions to dwellings a t 366.512;. and the date of this order and return make w n c —KMU Radio Lana WTIC—Meet Ihe Champion ByBurke Funeral Home, followed of. an autor lobilc also atopned for North and Judd 39 42 and I see no question 6' the charges to thia court of the notice given. WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Monde for Romanc* FABULOUS SAVINGS! ^a East will be taken up next several for miscellaneous con JOHN J. WAUsETT. Judge. WGTH—Dance Muatc by a requiem high Mass In the the interset tion ' traffic lik'ht Russell Mfg 10 being withdrawn. WGTH—Bob and Ray 11:**- month in Parts by U.B. Secretary struction'bt 169,800. (murch of the Assumption at 9 Stanley W ork*y.., .53', .56', 0 sggwB of Stats DuUes, British Foreign Eleven of the dwelling permits driven -ly J. T. Leander, 18, of 7 STATE o r CONNECTICUT. District WHAY—Suburban Sarenada WHAY—Night Symphony o’clock. The Rev. Joseph E. Farrell Lewis St. Terry Steam '/•••■ .132 — This was a shift from the Csech of Coventry. Probate Court, Town of WCCC—Record Ravtaw WTIG—New* 2 MAHOGANY S c c rc ta ^ Selwyn L lo y d and ; were taken out b;>y Andrew Ansaldv Coventry. April 4, 1W«. WKNB—Today tn Sports WDRC—New* • Almante officiated at the Maas and Paul Shaw reported Goodchild said Torrlngton yf,... ^ . 26 28 governi lent announcement that WGTH—Bob and Ray French orclgn Minister Christian and 11 by Camrilb Ga'mbolati. Chctelal presided st the organ. U..S. KrtvTp; com new Ksute of Julia M. Phillips, of Cov W tIO —1080 Radio Lana he was blinded by the sun and no 22 24 entry owning property in said District, WDRO.. j>RO—Record “ ■ 8boo _ 11:1*— POSTER BED Pineau. deceased. WHAY—Lady Nile Father Farrell also read the com charges were brought. U.S. Env'lop 12 14 WGTH—Lea Paul and Mary Ford WTIC—Sport Kinni A Foreign Ministry spokesmBn V e e d e r-^ ^ t Legal Notice Present. Hon. Elmore Turkington. • :**- mittal Service St the grave in St. . 4 8 ', 5 1 ', Judge WDRC^al Kolby ■aid tbay will meet May 2 or 3. Jamek' Cemeterj’. The fmva quotations are not to WHAY-Newa , „ WGTH—Bob and B ay , . OUTFITS! SAVE! They are due In Paria for a meet Cervini Collects AT A rOURT OF PROBATE held The ISth day of April. 11>54. at 10:00 WCCC—Good Kvaning Good Husta iits e - *^6 casket was carried bv por- be cqrietrued ae actual markets. at Manchester within and for (he o’clock In Ihe forenoon, at a Court of WKNB—Today in Sporta ■ WHAY—Syinphonv in the Night ing of the North Atlantic Treaty District of Manchester on the 2nd d a y Probale to be held at the Probsle Of WTIC—New* Includes 2 handtoma bads $19,398 i n T^xes tera. fice In the Town of Coventry. Is hereby WTIC—Siarllm e Serritad* organisation Council May 4 and 5. Hospital Notes of Aprih WDRC—New* WDRC—Cal Kolhv fmitlied in rich mahetany, 2 lit London, Israelit called on Present. Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge. .assigned for a bearing upon the settle WGTH—New* WGTH—Dvnee Muatc E.itate of Nathan F. RuKiri. late of ment and allowance of four H) previ- I I : « - ^ f*moui "•n jA A E S T " in- Britain to fulfill quickly long Tax Collector Paul ini's of- Patlenta Tmlav: 171. Driving Arrests Manchester. In said District, deceased. ou.s. accounts and (he final arcm inis of WHAY—SporU BpotlIgM WHAY—symiihony in the Night standing armament orders in or flee collected 319,398 In prop- Andover ADMITTED TESTER D A Y: The- execuliix Imvinjr exhibited her the conservator- and it Is WCCC—Good Evening Good Musle WTIC Slartlme Serenade ntnpmf mtttmm and 2 admini.siration arconnt with said estate ORDERED: That the conservator of WKNB—Serenade WDRC—Dancfc Orchestra der to mast what the Israelis erty taxes during M . 3977.45 Eric Stafford. 71 Broad St.; 121 in March to this Tourt for, allowance. It Is said estate exhibit said accounts in w n c—BiHctly Sport* ^•rantMd All-ttMl tprinfs! charged -waa the growing danger on the Current tax Vo-Ag Discussion Charies Raltch. RFD 1, StafRird ORDERED: That thf* 12(h day of said Court at the dav end hour alxive WORO—J. Zalman whdii outfit cempltto of Arab aggression. Total collections/xo far this April, at rlevrn o'clock, forenoon.- mentioned and lhat notice of the time WGTH—Sport Light Springs: Ronald Schauster;* 22 Arrests (or both motor vehicle of at Ihe Pnfbate Office Iti the Municipal and place set for said hearing be given 6:**— \ for Other msetings on the diplomat fiscal year have hem 3103,088.70. to all persons known to be Interested in GINERAL Cumberland St.; Mis* Janet Cone. fenses and other offenses remained RuMdInir in said Manch«*«ter. be , and WHAY—Dinner Data \ ic front Included another between • Collections from sources other Set for Tuesday 92 High St., Rockville; William the eame is assigned for a hearing on ssM estate, by rsiising a copy of this WCCC—Good Evening Good M u il* \ Can b* had in maple also. Israeli Foreign Mtniater M oahe than taxation ^r March were virtually unchanged for March in the allowance of said administration order to be published one time In some . WKNB—Serenade Fager, Eaat Hartford; Mrs. Thel a'crotmt with sabI fslate and this Court newspaper having a circulation* In .sald« WTIC—Em il Cote T V S E R V IC E Sharstt and U.S. Ambassador JMr 318,283.34, bringing the total for Andover, April 6 (Speclhl) romparison with February, a re District end nested on the public sign \ WDRO—G ut l.«mbard* ma Blood. Glastonbury; Mra. Vi directs that notice of the time and place Daya M A C A OaH ward B. Lawaon. The' U.S. diplo the fiscal yC ar/to 3601.902.72, the Members of the Board' of the Dis vian Gavello, 27 Florence St.; Wil port by Police Chief Herman O. a.ssigned for said hearing he gix'en to post In Ihe Town of Coventry, nil on WGTH—BUI Stern mat aaked about the latest devel all persons known to be Interested or before the gth dev of April. 4:4*— . Nights WeeAy Pins Parts report aho'ws. trict 8 Regions! Board of Educa liam Maver, >27 N. Lakewood Schendel ahowa. therein to ap|>ear and be heard thereon KUMORK TURKINGTON. WHAY—Dinner Date opments at Gaza. Aaseta ol /the parking meter Judge of Pnibele. WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale 'TEL. Ml 8-81*4 tlon have been invited to 'Attend Circle; Mrs. Anna Dowgiewicz, 79 There were 121 iiV't arrest* in hy publishing a copy of this order In New Incident fund amour t(0 395,260.23. West St,. Rockville; John Sim March and 118 in Februarj-, Ar some newspaper having a circulation WKNB—Dinner Dale ■ While the Gaza atrip area was a meeting at the Lebanon Hi8h in said Disiriev at least five days be STATE o r t'ONKECTiCUT Dlslrlcl WTIC—Three Btai Extra mons. 232 School St.; John M ar rest* for other offenses numbers 33 fore the dav of'said bearing, and by of Coventry. Probate Court. Town of WDRC—lyiw ril Thomaa euiet for the time being the Israe- School on Tuesday evening at 8 vin. 73 Oakwood Rd.; Charles in Mkrch and 31 in February. niailinc in a certified letter fui or he- Coventry. Anrll 4. 1M4. WGTH—Meet the Artist fla reported a new incident on the ffiie A]>ril 4. a copy of this order K.state of L.vdla Upton Clark, lale of l:*e— , ALLIEI^ raCTORt AUTBOBIZED o'clock for further diseiiaslon with Gordon. 820 Tolland 'Tpke.; Mrs. 'Thei;* were 10 more accldenta, 57, |o Davbl R. Rubln.^ ('o*trustee. t0!4 Coventry, owning property In said Dla- WHAY—Encore TTiealer border with Jordim. An Israeli out Town ilalda 6tka, 140 Union'St.. Rock in thk later month. W eaver St.. M anrhosler. Conn , Eeon trirt. deceased. WCCC—Goud Evening Good M uite TV SERVICE spokesman said one Israeli Wes officials of the Stale Department A Rubin. Co-trustee. 114 Plymouth Present. Hon. Elmore Turkington, WKNB—Evening Serenade ville: Daniel Hair, 435 E. Middle Ma _ • A.M. TO t P.M. injured wheii jordanlane Opened of Education concerning the Voca RADFORD IN DRAFT Isane, Manchester, C«mn. Judge WTIC—Answer Man Joseph P. Muldoon, the repre Tpke.; Mrs, Betty Curran,-2 Wln- JOHN J WAl.LETI'. Judge. The 13ih day of April, 1954. 11:00 WDRC—Amoa ’n Andy $1.50 Per House Coll Are on Mveral Israeli wpilters on tional Agricultural Program. deniere Avc., Rockville. WGTH—Fulton Lewis Jr. sentative. for the Heart. Assn, in New 3'ork, .April 6 i.T)—,\dm . o’clock In Ihe forenoon, at a ClTurl of 1;1»- PLUS PARTS ■ banana plantation sodth of' the ADMITTED TODAY: Mra. An- Arthur Radford, rhalrman of thn AT A COURT OF PROBAYE held Probate to be held at the Probate Of Oesher pollea atatlom ManchMapehesjer, is attending the'' firit, Other boards of education In el M enrhesier within arid for the fice In the Town of Coventry. Is hreie- WIIAY—Encora Thaatar lU 9.0080 T erm s SuUt vited to attend Include Andover, na .Simonis, 274 Oak St.: Mra. Joint Chiefs of Slaff, said toda.v District of Mniichc.stei-, on the 3rd day bv assigned for a hearing upon the set- WCt;C—Good Evening Good Muale to Both and Tarsrael blimed Joiiit conference between peraon- WKNBr^Evenlng Serentda- BEBVINO ALL HANOREBTEB net from fi the American Heart liebron. Marlborough. Columbia, Leona Peters, 21 Highland Ave., that four out of five qualified of April. llenienl and allowance of the adminis WTIC—Congreaalonal Report 4 4 ^ LOVELY MAPLE the other for the new outbreak Rockville: James Aceto Jr., 10 Pre.kont. Hon, John J. Wallelf, Judge. tration account, for the ascertainment WDRC—Amos ’n Andy The laraelia icnt a message to the Assn, affiliates and officials of the Colchester and Lebanon. Tlie men who are not fathers “eaq K.stete of Rnvmnnd Stearns eke. Ray- ri( the distributees of said estate and labile Health Service at the Na School Building Committee of Bolton St.; Mrs. Ruth Dezso, RFD C.\pe<'t to enter mllltory aervlee nunid K Stcnvns, late of Mnnehester, for an order of dlstributlim and it is ^ w o rn —K, P. Morgan chairman of ..the Mixed Armistice 3, Manchester. In said District, dcceaseil. ORDERED: That the Executor of said commlaalon saying they had Is- tional Heart Institute in Betheada, Lebanon also plans to be present before the.v reach age 26. This Th*' administratrix having exhlhUed estate exhibit said account in said Court WHAY-^v« A Life SOFA-BED EASEMBLES BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son I* an erroneous impreasion," WCCC—Good EvHniiig Good Muale 2 ”IETTAHE8T” Med cefisb-flre orders "in conW Md. . / Discussion will center on whether her administration eccoimt with said at the day and hour above mentioned WKNB—Platter Party Sensational a Vocational Agriculture progiam to Mr. and Mra. Anthony Bachl- Radford added. estate to this Court for allowance, u D and that notice of (he time aitd place pliancd'^wlth your personal re^ occhl. Pillsbury Hill, Rockville; a ORDERED;. That the 13th 4l«v of set for sild hearing be given to all WTIC—New* of World NOUYWOODS! Robert B. Doyle. 130 Porter would be advisable a t this time in April at ten o’clock, forenoon, at persona knoWn to be Interested In said WDRC—Bing Croeby A charming maplo giroup that includes (ho mapio qUMV’ son to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B°tti- WGTH------wG- »«Heal ter "rlf E gypt again breaks the haa Joined Hartford National the area served by tbe.se towna. (he ProlMte Office In the Munkiipal Estate bv causing a copy of this order sofa that opens ifito a double innenprmg bed, ccllo, 15 Dudley St. Legal Notice Building In said Manchester, be and to be published one lime In some tu^s- ALL n e w IncludM 2 plastic-covond MHUe-flre arrangem ent, the ' .fire Bank and Truat Co. as a ss ls^ n t to Offleials in Aleet POpei WHAY—Save a Life matching maple lounge chair or platform rocktr, the manager of the Time ^ym ent DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the sem t is assigned for a hunting on having a circulation in said DIs- WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale htadboards. 2 ‘lETTA KiiS T " /^ ll be returned," the message Educational coiisiiltant.s, Cyril Michael Kelley. 300 Porter St.; AT A COURT OF 'PROBATF h9*ld the elloawnce of'^seid administration ac Iflcf and nosled on the public signpost WKNB—Platter Parly plus 2 matching maple lamp tables! Alt for Loan Department. He Ix^resldent MHiirliRHlPr within iiimJ fm- ihc count with said estate, ascertainment Miearetl where the deceased last dweR WTIC—One Man'a Family innenprint mattfPssop and 2 ^ added. Sargent and Donald Mitchell, will Robert Scott. 64 Lockwood St.; !>ijitilcl ti( MHiit'liPstPi, nii^tiip. ord dAy -f heirs and order of dislrlhullon. and In the Town of Coventry, sent' bv of the Highland Park chair ii-e of rhe WDRC—l.’harlea Colllngwood matching box-tprinff on logs! f ' . At midmprning, a U.N. spokes confer with Superintendent W. Peter Urbanetti', 312 3Iain St.; of April A.O- this Court directs that nisti registered mall to \VGTHi~ld!* Paul and Mary Ford m an aaid "we know^ there was Some man of the troop coimnUtee of the' Chris Hefslcr and Louis Drakos. re Present. Hon. .lohn J .ItidK^.* tinte and place assighed for.said )t^ar- Marv Uldridge. RFD No. 9. Coven- All for only John Dalacqua. 79 Charter Oak Ing be given to ail persons Rn^vwp to Irv C onn.; l:*e— exchange of .fire at the northern boy scouts, and Active with the gional srhool architect, in the lat KstAtf of ('hri.^tiaii W fiiici. latr of WHAY—Tolka Parlv cub scout organJZatinn. He and Jils St.: Mrs. Clara Hodgkin*. 14 Ol- Munrht'MRf In Atiid district, tlrrun.-kcd he Interested (h*‘ra!n to appear^- and be Elmer Palm er (Mark, R FD No. f, Wt;cC“ Good Evening Good Muale part of the Gaza border this morn ler’a West Hartford offices Thurs Uism •ppUcation t»f Hoburt K. hesrd iherciin bv puVdIshIng a copy, of Coyontrv. (’onn.; WKNB—Music wife have tWo sons and two colt St.; Mra. Lottie KucZynakl | oiner. pxfcutor. pmvtnr that this Ibis ei-der In aom e newspap/t^ having a an on or before the 4th dav of Apiil. ing, but it is now quiet again." day, Itt ■«(>! TUali-ir>t /ik% fla'. WTIC—Lone R anger daughters. / and son, HO Walnut St.; Mrs. rotjri ascfrtatn th#> dlstrlmit^ss tindrr rirculailon In said DistilcL^t Jeitstvilve 19M. WDRC—.lack Car.'«on T V fo r '5 6 A report from Cairo said official Tliey will make a detailed aliidy Cecile Man-, 23 Lyness St.; Alex lh|; will of f»Hld tb'fpft.^i'd. It Is days before the dav of .agld hearing ELMORE TURKINGTON. JOiJN J. V^'M.KTT. .fudge. Judge of Ptobsle. WGTH—Counter Spy Murcea there were unable to cOn- of the permanent location of fl.-c- .Sullivan. South Windsor; , Mr.s. ORDKIlKD' .Tltiit lltu a|»- 1:1*- Now Available At Srm the firing had been halted, Chief/Herman O. -Schendel, Lt. tures and iitilitlea in coordination rn.wm Ones.i. \M a * l*J'‘a tit HI be Iward itnd detuirninrd at WHAY—Polka Parlv Walter Caasella and Sgt. Edward SllO\\, Wappin^, Mis. Az^jlht' prohatu tifflcu In Maii<*hy.«tf‘r In only WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale hut reliable reports from Gaza said Wlnzfer went to Rocky Hill yes with the edueational fiinction,.of Ifne GigUo andVdaughter, 46 VI1-.ni.stiw t. i.n ih" i.itb tint of April, Potterton's the exchange waa not serious and both claaaroom and apecialiged la r a S t R orkv^Ilp M r* A l i P • I ^ ‘'Irv.-n o'rltHik In the foir- there were no casualties. terday. to work on coordinating Television Progrrams ISO CENTER HT. anchester's CD traffic plan with areas, such as science, shop and H fd ntz, 64 U n io n S t., K ockviU o. ■ i*frsi»na lntA'r«'st»f| in sanl • stair* of ihr* M ancheater—Tel. Ml .8-4681 "We cannot unddrstand why the those of other commnnltles in homemaking DISCHARGED TODAY: ichaf*r anpliralion and ths On Pane Two Miller-Am^ton- Alh#*rt I itvinphvk ' ’“VV. nratinir ihrrron. by ZsraellB w ant to shell the Ga: greater Hartford. Schendel said a Airs. Brown Named D xt ' AIDcil L#ltVinchj K. pidihshlnsa ropy of this ord^r In sonto atrip,'* an Egyptian official plan for this town has been In Mrs. Frank Brown Jr., of An Rockville; Norma F’lcrce. Box n* wtpappr havtns'a rlnnj-latlon In said quoted. "It is not a stronglvKfor dover Center, was elected presi- 34*'!, Manchester; Mrs. raiillne at l^iisl flvr days b/*for<» i K E M P ’ S existence for some time and it is P e r r o n s a n d so n 104 H arln n hi»arltiir to appear If ihev tided area. There la alm ost^thlng now hoped all the plans for the dehl of the In.auranre Agents of rciion.n ann son. iu« nariivn s.-.- rause at said time and place and I.NC. . Bttrc Granite Monumenu are detiga- there except 200,000 refugees." Mrs. Jean Flanders and daughter, ' heani relative (hereto, and make < area can be methed. Regional District 8 at laat night's cd anil Kuipnired by tnUis in fintei But an Israeli spolMman said meeting. Other officers include FUBNITITRE thia morning ah Egypuan position MFD firemen exUng'iished a Richard Grant, of Hebron Outer, Mary McAllister. East H artford; i - ___— AND 5IUSIC granite— to. endurq. And Bart* In the Qaaa etrip o^ned.up with Francis Miner, Coventry. t Granite Mqmumenit bay tribute to DOUBLE Draitir grass fire at 11:02 yeaterday morn treasurer, and William B. Mason, AT A COrrjT OK PROBATK hi'1,1 heavy machinegi^ fire at an la- ing oft Hilliard St,, and SMFD- of Marlborough, lecretarv. at MtitM'hc.atrr within an»t for the MI 8-5686 the things that endutt— the faith, love raeli iinlt aiid .that the fire was l!ose Co. 3 put out graas firea at r>i.9tilct Manrhest'T. on the 4th day and iheitioiiet of those who have returned. Tlie group adopted a aet of by SlalU I'liioridation Plan of April. .,lf»,*;«. / ' 168 MAIN'ST. ea. MELLOW MAPLE 9; 10 this morning on Adelaide Rd. passed bo. Kiatufim JA a collective aettle- laws wlilch had .been drafted at Present, III,II. John J. Wiillett. Jmlge. and, at 2:24 , p.m. yesterday at the la.sl .ses.sion. N«w Haven, April 6 ijt The K*tnt*' of JuHn P. Site akn. Je«n Sire 'When you ate choosing your monu V. BIrcli St. No damaee. occurred in president of the New Haven Water or .Ldin Sire, late of M anchester in said any of the blares. Di.«lru't, deceased. fxcivifva offer to our ment, tec us help you. 1 he betuty and 4-PIEOE SUITES Manrhaatrr Evrnini: Haralti Co. said yesterday that regardless Oh motion of Jay E. Rublnow of said permanence of select Baire Granite Andover correspondeRt.. Mrs. PauC"^ opinion* of Its 300.000 cus- Manchester, executor. So Bocoming! ORDERED: That six month.** from the make it a luiit- Pfansltehl, telephone. Pilgrim tomers it won t fluoridate Us watei 4lh day of April. 19,54. be mid Ihe sam e cvffdrneri from I t Beautifully Simple 2-6856. unless proof is offered offlriali it are limited and allowed fur th* rredU- ■s hle choice for OUTFIT will be a safe program. tors within which to hring in their yoiir mooumenl, BLE-DRESSER claims against said estate, and said f H T G N 1? W executor Is eUrert4*d to give public PINE whether it 1* to I nottr- lo' thp rr-iliioi-K lo hrlnr In' th»’lr • beautiful, ebony iijrene Lesal No'ticc I riniriis within .aid timn sifowrd ttv REXALL PHARMACY handle. I be letge.ot small. Public Records ! inibiishlnj: s rniiy nf tliis, nrdnr in (.r.iiir *,Extlusi>e design with th* ENSEMBLE I AT A ('OUHT OK rnOBATK h<-is fmin modern touch of gleamin| Warraniri- D r^s Disttirl nf Miinrli-i*t-t. nn tit- 3rd dav ; th- dais *>f ltd., nrder and i-tmn inak- copper. to this cfuiM /»f the notice given.' • 'W'iHhirlire ilainirt* blade, T Edith Kano to Eugene Frederic | i wsil. ii Juds.f I .TOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Biologicals labre-ground and polished ip « T e r t n t .Sturgeon., properly at , Coventry k 4ibi- nf iCail K lUnimid *k*. Ksri | Sick Room Supplies and Columhua SLs. • • ‘ .'Ism li-j|-r in said ' MITAT10N ORDER one-staoke sharpness. AT A COURT OF PP RROBATE held Cosmetics • Perfect balance. COMPARE AND SAVE ^ in SttH You! Vuillard A. Hiller-Jr., and Hai‘- i' im.ii snpliration of Kism*-.. K tint* «l Manrhcei.'i m'ithin and for the Pater^t Meckeines riett D. H iller to H erb ert E. F ieldnrost*. scIminisIiHiriv prnvin* for sn DlsRirt of Manclienter on lh.e 2nd ilay Su n d a y s - h a m . toTO eR/p t m, ' i and Bernice J. Field, property on ! '."''’7 V' "Ij''','''*'" " - " t •'"1*1.'* pai- of 1?.V, * SmVt modern deebrato^ styling! Claaminfi sitin- /■ i-w,' F P „ ticularty (le.acribeil applU'alion P m *** nt Urn. ■ .John T, Wallett. Judge. Durant M. , „„ f,|-. n i. E-*1a4e uj4 ('hff'ud (*vr, late of Maty MANCHIiTU grey mihogaify finish!.This...... “B-B" price Includes Roland H. Vailiant *pd Rita' - OitbKitK.D Thsi iin. fonicoina si- I'heator in .'z'hid Di*iiict. dcff'ased, . SAPORITI MEMORIAL COa the huge double-dresser, landscaped mirror and Mflri* Vailtantc Ira \fraaU« I pIlCHlWn he hearil and dereimined at nn motion-4yf Stvrile B (:'yr nf aaid M itc h e ll to Suit! sMane \«llJant‘ to Bnihlg Moake [ ,^e Probate ofnee in Manchester in Mancheafer admmwsiratrtx 9-9814 TEL. MI 3-77S2. bookcase bed! Chest slightly extra. and . Sophie Moflke. property on' said District. 4>n the l3th day of April. ORDERED That months frfiiii the 470 CENTER STREET Charmipf' Colonial itiaple ro- W eal St. A.D. at l*'n o'4'lo4*k In the ftuf- 2nd dav »*f April IWtl be and die sam** Not i r exactly as shown. mxon. and tfiai notice b** given to all are. limited and a llo w e d .fo r the productipns in satin-smooth Geor,gc N. Stevena to Kdmund persons interested In said estate of th*' creditors within wblch to bflng In Ihefr F. l-fCber and Ann .M. I./ebeL prop pciblem-y-of said appiicatlgp and ihe claims agaliist .said ematr...... and said 6*4 CtNTIR ST. m a n c h Sit ir Specialists in monuments .sculptored from select Bnrre jrranite mellow maple! Hand-fubbed, erty on Trotter St.’ ’ ^ lim*' luHl pla< e t»f hearing .tlvienn. hy ndmloistrnirlx Isf'directsd to give public age-worn finish. Includes tha pu)di.*hing a copy of thi.s ord4 r in some notrce .tu Ihe rredRorx lo bring In tnel'r • Cases for sets of eight USE YOUR CREDIT FOR THESE GREAT BUYS! Andrew J. Healy to Leslie Var- newstVaper having a circulation in sabi claims within said l>tne alh>>reij by puh- dpuble-dresier, framed mir- ney and Beulah Varney, properly ‘llslrlci, at least five davs before the I M.^hing n c*»pv of this order in ,some in rich Carumba available. >rer, full-size panel bed and on Buckland St. ^ ^ dav of sanl hearing to ap(>ea'r If they I new spaper havlpir a circulation in ’ J. WALLETT. Judge. ‘ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge To Top O il Be the proud owner of these BUNK BED OUTFIT with 2 BEDS! setlo, property on Tanner St, distinctively beautiful 'Wil- money-saving prict! (ltdding Certificate of t>etM'rnt shire steak kwivej ... , their Thrifty Cleaners extra t Eatate of Louiaa> MonsegUo to All Occasions Angelo Monaegho, property on striking elegance makes AND LAUNDERER5 2 “ BEnAREST” MiHretses sod BUSY ONt rAftD aSRON School St. . (’ake.8 and pastries with them completely at home Trade Name Ortificate •that home-made flavor and with the finest of table set Ronald Greenf and Marguerite overt-fresh goodness. Make tings. This is our way of in “ a '-- Greene, doing buaineaa aa Fern- 248 X. MAIN ST, 2 GREAT FACTDRY SHaWRDaMS Use'them the way you like . dale at 109a% Main* St. an occasion really special viting you to try our out RE.UPHOLSTERING CUSTOM-MADE with our superior baked* standing dry cleaning with best, to fit your room re- 2346 quirnnents! As bunks, one SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIES goods! Sta*Nu finishjng . . . the We ore now process that replaces the over the other, or side by side, os twin beds! Finished WINDOW SHADES CUSHIONS REFILLED — SPRINGS RETIED textile finishing agents fa wroj>ping all brics lose through lime and in lovely mellow maple with PLUS EMBROIDERY Weekend Specials quord roil, lodder, 2 "Betto- WASHABLE wear. Sta*Nu finishing A pretty checked apron with a LARGE SELECTION OF FAIRICS men's shirfs in re'st" mattresses and 2 all- n>6rkling white eyelet ruffle trim INTERSTATE ASSORTED CREAM PIES makes garments look new, steeir springs! Ig so becoming whether worn In or BUDGET TERMS PHO.VE .Ml 9-466.1 POTATO 8250 AQUA SHADE . .ARR.ANGED . EVENINGS MI 3-7267 PATENUT BREAD feel new ,. . helps'them re-' out of the kitchen. Add th'e ainus- ' 12-20 sist wrinkles and soif too Ing embroidery design for a touch ^ ^ . NICKS IRISH SODA RREAD Cellophane of gaiety ' Here s a charming ilate dress to ga ac Made to Order . . . and Sia*Nu costs yoti IS, With 3'our Rollers AND WONDER CAKE THESE VALUE P attern No. 2346 contains tissue f l l . lonR, you nothing extra. No Extra Chorqt for medium aiu; material needs; ‘‘“'I " a few houis, pattern CHOLLE hOt-lron tranafer for design; aewl ‘rim. E. A. JOHNSON P atlcrn No. 8250 is in sizes 12, RREAD ONION ROLLS SENSATIONS lag and vembroider/, Ulrectlpn*:' 14. 16, 18. 20. Size 14. 4 1-4 yards LEMON MERINGUE PIES S&H Green Stamps color chart PAINT GO* . . ■Every Friday Bend 25c in Cbins, .vour name, ' p,t,„n. Chick McClure. ON SALE AT 699 Main St.,Tel. MI 9-4501 STOLLENS IT^ add*::^ a^d^ You Con Got Your FISHER OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 CneSTCR eVALMNO -HCBA^. ’ patten •n number to Now '54 PONTIAC WE 8PECTAUZE IN: BIRTHDAY CAKES, WEDDING CAKES, . ‘ A.MPLE P.ARK1NO BOTH ‘‘B-B” 118* AVr atornnaa !***• Bill NETT. THE .MAN- 1 1 8 * A»E- AMERICAB, NEW'CHE.STER EVENI.NG ood tht SERVICE Hiof COOKIX/TRATS. ETC.—TEL. Ml 8-8878 ROBK 88. -V V. HERALD. 1150*^ AVE. .A.MERICAS. NEW r 9o t with if of Dry Cleansers 2H0WR00MS! ADAMS and 1 0 8 4 i(ffw avaliabla—the colorful 1966 YORK 38. X. V. * c o s m e t i c s '^ 4 ta 1063 MAIN ST. N«adle«Wic Album 'containing, f".'' HILLIARD ST. MAIN ST. Seild 25 Cents today*' for your ' • “ ■ 4 i -IncQrperatBd daaeai J of lovely designs from copy eff the Spring aind Summer ► MeCLURE rONtlAC OPEN EVERY wMzhf'lo chooM-enorrchooMyoiorr pall*patterna in ^ We Cvry All Uie Top Lines ^ | CORNELL SHOP Downtown Cleaners Manchester '56 edition of our complete pattern 878 MAIN St. MANCHESTER Hartford T E B I H S T O ■ t i crochet, jtmbraWery ambi6ldery and knit magazine Basra Faiihion. It * filled Ml 8-4646 448 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE STREET gift patten 325 BrocM St. NIONTa 7 | L 9 {■WtaB Oad^'*'*^i *■** deaign*. pArAur Druf Stem - JOSEPH 8. LUKAS, Prip. aad Baker . MItchwtl 9-1864 | JAckson 2-6557 MJae Thetn Aa 88c a aepy! l»pecial feaiuraa. TM. Ml 4-7111 m i SUl'T YOU! Twin Aedf. to o ! i T •1: f. •'* pj.ihi 6-1 ' ''ll ^ ‘ A JJ..:-' e > '('.i ' v-t- -.i-’ V '"V - v* \ •**■* * '..*
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1966 w im m PACIQ ELEVEN tion Inauranca; voted 82,800 to the for diacuaaloa will be sutomation. t h e n e x t E U in g lo n /4 n d o v e r Board of Education budget; and in* Labor, I^ndostry the guaranteed annual wage, the danca April 21 at t p.m. In tha About Town created appeal fata to tha Zoplng Taft-Hartley law and union wel iBolton Church Community Houi* to Dump Pact Voted Board from 83 to 810. '' i Aides in Meeting fare funda. BEST benefit Ita community aarvico pro Nolles Given Two Temple Chapter, No. M, OE8 , WTiitcomb laid repair work on Some of the apokeemen echod- THING gram. uled for the conference are Leland Leaders Named haa set the date of Thuriday, At Town Meeting town roads la 75 per cent com New rHaven. Aptll 8 ’(P)—Top TO A NEW CAR '^to Maurice Society to Hold Tho proghun will taka tha plaoa Gases by Justice April 12. for a runimage aale in plete and has coat 85,999.15. He S. Buckmaatcr, prealdent of the IS A For Fund prive of' tha club’a ragular monthly the iowcr hall, under the chair- said, tha State 'would relmburee labor and management executives AFL-CIO United Rubber Workers moating. Ellington, April • (Special)— Andover, April 6 (Special) — the town 88,818.46 for money opened a two-day cmifcrcnce at International Union; David L. 'Sofaty-Taffad* New A ^v al manabip of Paat Maitron 'Mra. I Panel Program ^Our Parish^ Covantry, April 6 (Spoclal) — Two Rockville men, arreated March Mai'y Smith. TheK opening hour Tha way wu cleared last night used from the Town Aid Road Yale today In an attempt to chop co la, former director of the Fed A eon. Glenn' P«t4r, waa born BAliFlY OIL Fund, .. some of the Mg induetrial relations eral Conciliation and Mediation Airs. Vincent Schnebla and Mra. March 8l to Mr. and Mrs. Willlpm 26 after a fracaa the Cryatal will be 8:30 a.m. MetplMra who for Bolton to use the Andover USED Henry Sherman have been named deatre pickup of their' donationa town dump at a yearly fee of problems down to alac. Service, who served a* • mediator Bolton, April 9 (Spacial).—A panalVba tha llaxichroma pirocaas by A. Miller of Brewster St, at Hart Lake Ballroom, were granted ahould contact Mra. Smith, Manchealer Evening Herald The conference la held in honor In the recent WeiUnghouse strike, ^tUcuaaian antlttad "Our Pariah' which either color prints or trans- co-chairmen of the North Coven ford Hospital. Grandparants arc nol^a on chargee of bnach of 82,000. of the late Harry Shulman, dean and Lt. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, who partnclea may be made. 'AU In- try Cancer Fund drive. Mr. and Mra. Paul WlUnauer of Worthy Matron Mra. Emmy Ur* Andover eorreepondent, Mra. Paul CAR ha tha program faatura of tha A goal of 6975 has bean set and MIf. !| 9 .)5vl, peace and larceny in Ellington Jua* weider.or Mrs. Ella Gallant. A special Town Meeting here PfantUelil, telephone PI 2-6836. of the Yale law school and a top directed the ManhatUn project .terested people are cordially in BreWater St., and Mr. and Mrs; authorised the Selectmen to enter labor arbiter. under which the atom bomb was FROM ^jlLadias of St. Maurica maatl6g on vited to attend. :? 'i< a mail campaign haa been started. Frank Miller of Reno, Nev. The tice Court into annual agreements with Bol Mrs.. Lyle Oale.and Mrs. George I RO''KVI!|: S7177 Delegates from Anderson-Shca Soma of the problcrms coming up developed. '^Monday at the Rectory at 9 p.m. Food SiOa ' couple have another son and two Lester Bresnahan.*21, of ^3 High ton for joint use of the 80-acre Mra. Chariaa Robhina wlU ha Mrs. Elmer W ed^ ia chairman W. Hlnkel Jr.,' are co-chairmen of daughters. St., and Robert Ertel, 2l, of 29 Post, No. 2046.. .VFW Auxiliary, area. Before the motion was Plan Style Show MANCHESTER the South Coventry drive with a are urged to attend the Hartford Tmodarator f«)r the dlacuaalon which of the food Bate to be conducted at HoaM BoU State Trooper Fred Lewl%. of the passed, discussion arose as to -^11 oxplora waya In which the the J. W. Hale.dtore |n Manches goal ot 6660. Stafford Springs Barracks alter al County Council meeting, American whether Andover would "make Mr. and Mra. Wilton L. Rose Legion Auxiliaries, tomorrow at At School Here - I women may help tha pariah to ter on April 14 at 9:30. Am. under Memorial SrbbUrshlp • have sold their home on Cooper legedly taking mote packs of money" on the agreements FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD MOTORS igrow stronger aplritually, to datar- A Oorinne -R. Trask Memorial 8 p,m. at the 'Wheeler School, , Lawrence Moe said during -the the eponaordhip of tho Women’s Lane to Mr. and ^ rs . Harrison F. cigarettes than they had paid for The Library Committee ot the imina if adequate attention ia being Society fpr Christian Sarvice: She Scholarship haa been established TopltfC of WUlimantir. Tha coupla from a jammed vending machine. Farnrington Ave., 'Plainville. The discussion that "the town Is not *55 MODELS ‘.►given to the aplrltual growth of by Owen S. Trask of -the Univer Auxiliary haa hiso recelired an in*, interested In making money on Buckley School will sponsor a wilt ba^aaelated by Mrs. Clifford plan to leave soon for Qryatal Police said the two abused the faahion show, dessert and whist ‘echlldran and to diacuas tha welfare Stepbena, Mrs. Bnieat Howard sity of Connecticut ^tension Ser Beach. F7a., where they are build' proprietor of the ballroom after he vitatlon to attend the installation the dump.” .►of tha pariah in general, vice, husband of Uie late Mrs. Of DAV Chapter No. 17, tomorrow "Explaining" Moe’a statement, larty . in thl school auditorium and 'jbfra. HarriettTobey. ing a home. ^ objected. Both agreed last night to iVednesday, April 11, at 8 p.m. 1*55 FORD 519V5 t Women of the society who win Traak, in memory of Mra. Trask’s They were guests at an open make restitution, according to Jus* at 8 p.m. at the VFW Home. Raymond Houle, chairman of the Country Sedan Station Wag rparuarticipata . - aa panel. membera are Bummage Sale interest in 4-H Club work. » Zoning and Planning Commis Fashions from Burton’s will be A rummage aale to be conduct house Sundav given at the home of Uce Carl Oehrlng. on. Standard ahlft Grisea. ■ {^ra. Daniel HaUoran, Mra. W<^ey The award will be given an Mr. and Mra. Frederick C. Rose of Tax Collector at Town Hall The ladles of the Army and sion, said the Commission did not featured. The show will take the A-1 Used Cars .RobMna, Mra. F. Weldon M M r, ed at United- Methodist Church on nually to tho boy or girl selected Navy Club Auxiliary will hold a object to the town’s making form o(. a play, with Principal I *55 OLDS. $2S95 April 21 at 9 a.m. Is in Charge of 'Oxiper Lane with some 70 friends Howard E. Little, Ellington AT S-88. 4*Door. Power ateeriag. tMra. 3. Erneat Aapinwall andMra. Mra. V. C2iandler Foater. Donors hy the 4-ft Town Committee for and family members attanding. property tax collector, will be at setback party at the clubhouse money on the dump "if It is used Vincent Ramixi taking the part of ►Peter Managgia. tho Tolland County 4-H Camp or / Monday night at 8:15. to make tip the money it la los "Dr. Libido," a psychiatrist; David Powce brakea, RAH, Hydra. of clothes' for the aale may con' the Town Hall 7 to 9 p.m. Satur* Tutone Blue. f S c h ^ Work Starta the State 4-H Week Short Course Manchester Evening Herald day to receive taxes based on the ing." White as the. organ grinder; and • Tha Mathew J. RaiaoT Conatruc- tact Mrs. Foster for pick-ups or a t the Uni varsity, of Connecticut. Peter UrbanettI, whose shoe re- He said that besides the 82,600 Terry Jeske, the balloon vendor; 1*55 OLDS. ^ 529V5 ^tlon Co. began wark oh the a-room leave the itetha In boxaa provided Coventry eerreepondent. Mri. O. 1955 list. Tbe taxes became due originally s|)ent for the area, the both are students. Miss Nancy for them in the veaUbule. of th* Olothlng Drive |a Little, telephone, PI 2-6261. March 15 a/id are payable through >alr shop at (586 Center St., has 68 4-Door. Power atenring, raddiUon to the Elehientary School The 4-H Town Cbmmitteo ia >eea closed since March 26, haa re town was losing money from Young will take the role of "Sally Power brakea, RAH. Hydra. 'yesterday. A .mhsaiva bulldoiar church. . , April 15. Attends Heeelen planning the annual clothing drive Join Marines turned home from the Manchester property adjacent to it. He men Psycho.” Children’s clothes will D ilton *s Blue and White. fmade rapid prolhresa in excavating for tho benefit of residents of Memorial Hospital and expecta to tioned the Howard property on be modeled by students of the 319 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER ;;at the north end of tha building. Mrs. John Erickson, president Robert C. Sandberg, 18, son of reopen his shop on April 16. ^ Shoddy Mill Rd. which was deval school. ‘5$ OLDS. SAVE Rocauao,<^ the proximity of the of tho local group, waa among Bavaria. Gilbert H. Storm will ANEW Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sandberg. uated in February because of its Dinner for two at Cavey’s De Luxe 98 Holiday. Power i-drivewiw, which eventually will be thooe who attended the Norwich again head tha drive. Hoffman Rd., and James R. King, Pfc. John C. Williams ot Rome, nearness to the dump. Restaurant will be the high score THE HOME OF GOOD USED CARS! ateering. Power brakea, RAH changed to intersect with the towh District spring meeting of WSCS 4-H Hub Meeting FUNERAL HOME 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ap(>arently dismissing the idea award for the whist party. Hydra. 'Tutone Blue.t. . la road, school buses were The Baa and Kackle 4-H Lamb N. Y.,-whose wife Is the former at Jewett City Wodne^ay. Others and Poultry Club will meet Sun, UNDER EXPERIENCED ' . . -i King, Pinney St., are currently un* Patricia Gove, daughter of Mr. and of "money-making,” Roscoe Tal All proceeds from thd sale of 1934 FORD FORDOR CUSTOM. Green, radio, 1*55 PONT. 52m . -..-..Tng up to the south door of the who attended the day-long sea- dergoing Marine "boot" training Mrs. W. D. Gove of 380 Porter St.. bot, second selectman, said Bolton tickets, which may be bought at flilertain 8, 4-Door,r. RAH, ‘Jabhool yesterday whore all atu- sion Include Mra. Ernest Howard, day at S p.m. at tho homo of Wil \ MANAGEMENT at Panns Island, S. C. Is one of a group of four First Selectmen thought the 82,000 fee the door, will be used to reach the heater. A-1 ...... SI 295 Hydra. Green. >dents W in ix>ard and leave the bus Mra. Clifford S.o[>hens, Mra. Grace liam E. Gtennoy, temporary club The youth.aat have Ibrary. 1*55 PONT. SAVE H SchoOl.iPJay Canceled Foster. porary assistant club leader. made very fair operating ar 1953 FORD STATION WAGON. 8-PASS. Chieftain 8 Catalina. BAH. Jamboree PlaaiMHl THE JOHN F. days, the tour awarded to each I ^ Hydra. Tan. V The Tha outbrei^' . of German Skate Club to Meet hlanchester Evening Herald El* mohfh'a title wihnera. rangements with Bolton and we Local one owner wagon...... SI 345 at the Elementary School The Mr. and hits- Ulub will imiwslea at the The Bolton Skating Club will aponior a jamboree and barn lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F, can rely on them to do so In the ■^5 N A ^ H ^ 51595 idiaa forced cancelattsp of the. per- meet Monday evening at B o’clock Berr,-> telephone TRemont 6*9811. future.” Rambler 0ub Sedan. RAH. Sformance of four ohe^actohtract plays Cub Pack 112, Washington Edward Whitcomb, first se'ect- MIXERS 1955 FORD CONV. SUNLINER. Fordomatic, in tha Community Hall to elect f u n e r a ;/ h o m e School, will hold a paper and power steering, radio, heater, style- vhlch had been scheduled for to- officers for next season. magaalne driva tomorrow, weather man, said "I don’t think any of TOASTERS . 51S95 Inight and tomorrow. The ]^w 4»ram SIS W BSt CIBNTBR ST. us could determins a true estimate Sunbeam— Hamilton Beach. tone...... S2245 *55 PLVM. To Operate Agency TEL. MI 3-1222 Father of Fagtor permitting, starting at 9:30 a m. 8avoy V-B 4-0oop. PowFr | 1«rill be presented instead on ..the Mrs. H. Frits Noren' of South The drive la to Include the area of how much the dump operation DteFriag:, RAH* Pow^rFllt#. •next two Saturday evealnga, April Rd. haa taken over the local would cost.” h4 and April 21, at the Community DONT To Speak Sunday from McKee St. to Pine St. and WTiltcomb requested 81.000 at Potferfon's 1953 DODGE FORDOR CORONET. Recon agency for a popular foundation sun plenty of wear left In from W. Center St. to Mart ford ISO CENTER ST. ditioned, all equipped...... Wail. garment. She ia currently taking shoes when brenght hero for Rd. It ia requested that (Tapers be the open hearing of the Board of S1045 *54 MODELS SchtooI Days Added a cdurie in corsetry St tha com Tim Re\’. Yost Brandt, father of tied in bundles and left on the Finance Wednesday to set up the School Principal Richard Mather expert repairing. operation. He said last night one i pany field office in Hartford. WORE DONE WHILB le Itey. Erich Brandt, pastor of porches. For further Information, 1953 FORI) CUSTOM FORDOR. Fordomatic, 1*54 OLDS. 519951 ?7iaa announced that four days have Ooncor^ Lutheran Church,' will contact Mrs. Joseph Skelley. of two men who asked about the aeen added to the present school Manchoater Evening ^ YOU WAIT' 'preach ab the 10:15 a.m. service custodian’s job asked for a 840 radio, heater...... S1245 88 3-Door. RAH, Hydra. acacalendar to make up for days lost GENERAL Green. Bolton correapqndent, Mrs. Jooeph) Sunday moiling. His theme will be The Manchester Garden Club monthly salary, plus salvage \vhen school closed due to storms D-ltalla, tele^di^ Ml 6-6646. "The Post-Easter Legacy." will meet Monday at 8 p.m. In rights'. 1*54 BUICK 52295 Jthla winter. Two days will be SAM YULYES TV SERVICE 1954 MERCURY MONTEREY FORDOR. SHOE REPAIRING / / A retired pastor living in Roch< Center Churfch House, John Mc In 'othei' business last night, Mercomatic, power brakes, radio, heater. One Hu|ier Riviera Hardtop Dyna* •added during what was going to Raking bread? If you want GIVE YOU THE BEST ester N. Y„ he will celebrate Lean of the Peter Cascio Nursery. Archibald Ramage requested the fiow, RAH. tinted glaaa, elec iSe a spring vacation of a full week. o r THE BETTER UND FOR YOUR NEW soft tender crust, alhtjier the the 50th anniversary ot his ordi West Hartford, will be g u e s t tabling of proposed ordinances Nights" •y - $4A2 ^ e99 Pitta * CM'Parts owner...... - ...... SI 745 tric w'Indow'B. Tutone Green. uSchooi01 will be in session on Mon- 16 Maple S t—Aciom Freni TELEVISION SERVIOEMEN’S baked loaves with soft ~ .buttaf ASSOCIATION nation to the Gospel ministry In speaker. Members are asked to concerned with pavment by home TEL. 80 S-8IM ^lav and Tuesday, April 23 and 24 when you take them out dt the rtrat Natloul.Piu^ug Let. June. He la still active as a supply bring a Hat of' plants-they will owners of improvements over the I'M OLDS. 52095 ■ihe remaining two daya will be normal maintenence- on roada 1953 CHEVROLET FORDOR WAGON. New 8-88 3-Door. Power brakea, tiadded at the close of the yeer oven, '■ laalste m a' TELSA preacher for Lutheran congrega have available for the club's plant RAH. Hydra. Green. tions in the Rochester Conference sale-In May, also a list of plants and aewers, and the importation paint, radio,' heater. S1095 Vhen ' seasiona will continue Yea’U Sad the aseaibars of the United Ltitheran Synod of they would like to buy. of garbage. Ramai e branded these 1*54 OLDS. SAVE ■through June 22. Surprisingly, the la tbs jrellew pages a( your ordinances "not necessai;y’’ and :'(students seem to he reacting New York and New England. He De Luxe 98 4-Door. Air con telepluae book. 1956 has preached at Concordia several The Parish Committee will meet liable to "incits discontent and ALL MAKES AND MODELS HERE ditioning. Power brakea and •philosophically to the news. Per- V . times in the past five years. at 81. John’s Church SundSy, fol anger.” ' ateering, RAH, Hydr. ’haps because they were polled for Last week, he conducted the lowing high Mass. Children of 'The garbage ordinance was TO CHOOSE FROM PRICED RIGHT 1*54 HUDS. 51495 !axpresslon of a preference on how the church school will rehearse at passed; the other was tabled. “to make up tha lost dsya. The cur Oeruian Communion Service at 'Club Coupe Hornet. RAll. re n t plsn is the one most pre- Concordia on Good Fr day, assisted 1 p.m. in preparation for Mothers' The meeting also authorized the \ Hydra. Tutone. In the Holy Week and Easter Com Day. 8|t. John’s aenior choir will .Selectmen to negotiate for flood •ferred. EUROPE funds through the State Highway PPLIES i'54 MERC* 515501 Nfw Scout OBIccra munion services, and siMskC' at the (MStiwne Its monthly meeting un 10 or 12 COUNTRIES Sunday School program on Easter til Sunday. April 15, follow'ing Commission; spr*’ov®fllrers at its meeting last night. .27 DAYS 41 DAYS Sunday afternoon. high Mass. , I a/ • Hearing :!Sussn Miner is' the new Troop I / Aid Conis 1*54 PONT. 51695 president: Gall Lee, vice-presldenU *E25up f«w UP Chieftain 8 4-Door, Power I Jldlth Toomey, treasurer: Theresa DILLON aterrln'g. . Power brakea. •Caldera, secertary and Dena Mc- laclndlag Rouad IPrlp Oa To Elect Slate Pina Pharmacy RAH, Hvdra. Green. .Oneea Mary aad Queen OF MANCHESTER \664 CENTER STREET 'Donough, scribe. BEHER SALES and SERVICE/ Incf. 1*54 PONT. 51895 PTA Offlcera ElliJdietli FLETCHER GLASS CO. fiOtcheU T E t. Ml 9*9814 For Bowers PTA ' Mrs. Richard Fowler, chairman Escorted tours by de-luxe mo 9*7878 Cuitom 4-Door Starchief. 319 Mo{r S». MancliMf«il' Power ateering. Power jot the PTA Nominating Commit- tor epoch visiting England, The Bowers School PTA will 186 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Pina Lanox Pharmacy brakea, RAH, Hydra. Coral “tee, has announced the elate -at pf- Hollani^ Belgium, Luxemburg, BUYS meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the CORNER DUR. 299 BAST CENTER ST. and White. ^cera to be presented to the PTA Germany^., Switserland, Llech- I school auditorium and elect ofll TEU MI 94)896 FORD FORD FORD FORD FORD tensteiii, Austria, Italy, Prance. AT *meetlng on Tuesday at the school cera Tor the coming year. NEW LARGER QUARTERS ■at 8 p.m. Mrs. Gasprin Morra will Also San Remo and Monaco on The program for the evening 3AR IKING 'S3 MODELS ^ e nominated for president; Har- longer tour. Rates Include all will be presented by six seniors PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR •old Dwyer, vice-president; Mrs. transportation, good hotels, all of Manchester High School, who George Williams, secretary; and maala except in ' London and will be introduced by Miss Marlon AUTO GLASS INiTALLED 1*53 OLDS. $1695 Paris, complete aightaeeing, GORMAN'S De Luxe 88 4-Door. 'Fower ■Mrs. Kenneth Perrett, treasurer. 1/ Casey of the high school staff. transfers, baggage handllng’^ The students have been observing GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Hi ateering, Fower brakea.^AH, [ ' The meeUng will hear a talk W and tips. Dapartures from New methods of teaching In Manches Hvdra. Tutone Blue. ^ is s Viola Larson, elemenUdy York V ship Auf. 39, Oct. 8 Special! ter schools, and will summarise 1*53 OLDS. 517951 Supervisor, on visual aids. / and Oct. 31. Or by air (9 days ^IRRORS (^rtplocB and Door) PTA Models /-' leas) Sept. 3, Ock 8 and Nov. / for the audience- their reactions De Luxe 98 Holiday. RAH. | Three additional models have and experiences during . -this Hydra. Tutone. 6 At 6194 and 6218 additional. 1953 CADIUAC period. The seniors—Sandra Ste PICTURE FRAMING (all typM) ,heen named for the PJPa fashion r 1^ slightly higher on lit and Model « 4*deor, radio, heat* vehson, Karolyn Kaye, Laura Tni 1*53 PONT. 514951 ahow and card p a r^ ' to be held 3rd\departurea. - . , power steering, hydra* del, William McArdle, Thomas WINDOW and FLATE GLASS Chieftain 8 Catalina. Power; .April 25 at the ^ in b o w Club. matlc. 22,000 original miles. Riddell and Robert Liepis— all Best Buys during this month’s ateering, RAH, Hydra. Green { /They include Mrs;' Robert D. Val E a^’ly Reservations Easehtial An cxeeptionally Sne car. expect to prepare for teaching ca JALOUSIESt luatallation la Quick, Ea.y and Economical. and Ivory. entine,'Miss Lokl Coo()er and Miss Send For Folder reers after graduation from ^oan Hatliawily. A total of 12 lo- The MANCHESTER TRUST COMPANY ■y-i CONTRAOTUKS: WE HAVE IN STOCK 1*53 MERC. 512451 ■eal womey and teenagers will school. Monterey 4-Door, RAH. Blue. I 19S5 lUICK After tbe meeting, the ways MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS CLEARANCE SALE *TOoder thaSage-Allen fashions at SCRVING NIIGHBORINO COMMUNITIES FOLEY MOTORS WILL SELL 25 Speeial Riviera. Power steering and means committee Will conduct Open Saturdaya — Open Thursday Evenings 1*53 MERC. $1245 the evaiu. \ a food sale in the cafeteria as the Cuatom 3-Door. RAH, White-. | TRAVEL AGENCY and bmkcs. Radio .and heater, ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ;; / ' Scheduled .dynnflow, 2*tone final fund-raising project of the 7 walla. Black. ■nie Camera Club will view a DRIVE-IN TELLER • ONE STOP BANKING 54 Chuixh St., Hartford praU One owner year. llm at its Monday meeting at the AS T4t O a I I IB BIAilB r53 0ASOTO 51495 JAckson 2-3188 TO 25 LUCKY BUYERS e n ^ . $2495 4-Door V-8. Automatic trana., | chool at 8 p.m. The subject will Member Federal Deposit Ii|Mraace Corporattoa 12 //; RAH. Bine. 1954 MERCURY Jbpyalue APRIL 14 AT DISCOUNT PRICES Cnatom 2*Door. Radio and heat* *52 MODELS en> An excellent bny. $1495 I *52 OLDS. $1295] s -8 8 3-Door. RAH. Hydrg<^ THAT WILL SHOCK T H K 4 uT(JM0TIVE \i\ 19S3NASH Green. j. 4-Door. Heater, hy*. 1*52 OLDS. $T495 Ml- dramatlo tnuiHnlMdon, 17,000 MORIARTY BROTHERS USED CARS De Luxe- 98 4-Door/' RAH, | m il... Oae owner Hydra. tJray., TRADE. HERE ARE S()ME onr. A real bnrgalm • 1*52 PLYM. $10951 2 H E O F Savoy Station '^Vagon. Blur. 1953 lUICK 1955 CHEVROLET 1954 FORD STOCK 740. 66186 STOCK NO. 66U 7 Convertible Cou|>e. Radlo,.‘heater, powergllde. Victoria Cou|>e. Radio,' heater, Fordomatic. 1*52 STUDE. $495 Readmaster Riviera. Radio and 3-Door Champ. RAH. Blue. heater, easy eye glass, power Ixiw-milcage. Immaculate, $395 steering, windows and t, SAFE •'B irr USED 0 UIS SAVE$$$ one-owner; A dream, Down *52 BUICK $895 dynnflow. Priced Super 4-Door. RAH, Dyna. PLAZA tesril at $1595 1953 DeSOTO 1952 KAI5ER Blur and White. 4.DOOR SEDAN 4'DPOR SEDAN 4-Door Sedan, piadio, heater, hydra- C ^ C Pine green, heater, defroster, antl-freese, chrome wheel eovere, Black and w bile, beater, deffoeter, airfeam iwat, eleetrie wind- 1951 UNCOLN m MANCHESTER 4-Door Sedan. RsuUo, heater,rr, automatteautomatt trans SPECIALS' etectrictrfe w nrlndahleid ii------.wiper*, safety rim wheels, cigar lighter, white.; shield tvipera, safety rim wbeeta, dlrecUenal signals, twe-tena paint, mission, power steering. matlc. Very Clean spMlal. '.wall.Gres, undercoaling. sun viKor, whitewall Mres, anU-frecac, underceatlng. 1 4-Door. Radio, heater, hydra* A rare beauty. $295 y tS . Down ■ ndhtle. Low mllcag^. fsi PONT. $6951 bamacniate CTAC 1952 5TUPEBAKER CbIrfUIn 8 Catalina. RAH. | REG. PRICE REG. PRICE oondltioB. SEDANS 1955 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Radio, heater. | $495 Hydra. Blue and Ivory. CUSTOM-CRAFT 2412.75 2448.00 WA80NS HARDT9PS 2-Door Suburban, Heater, signals, (rnwer* One-owner. I'51 PACK. $6951 1951 MCRCURY fllle. 7,30O miles. $ 3 5 0 4-Door "400." RAH. Ultra. Club Coupe. Radio, heater, hv* *54 FORD *55 OLDSMOBILE *5S OLDSMOBILE 100% guarantee. 1*49 OLDS. 51951 Sale Sale Country Squire, 8-Paaaen* *’88" Holiday Coupe. Two- 1953 OLD5MOBILE "98” 4-Door. RAH, Hydra. V»w niileAfe. $695 ger* Station Wagon. Ford tone paint, tinted glass, Super "88” 4*Door. Two- "88" 3-Door Sedan. Radio, healer h)dramatlr. Price Price • • whitewall tires, bark-up tone, whitewall Urea, hy* 1950 NA5H |'47MERC. 5951 omatic.. whlteuall tires, One-owner. Very rJean. * , ^ ^ 2 9 5 3- Door. RAH. leather interior. Radio, and signal lights, hydra* dramatic. 4-Dnor riedan. Heater, signals; C O O ^ Special 1951 HUDSON matlc, radio, heater, pow* Excellent merhanirally. heater. Lew mlteage. 'er. steering, power brakes. radio, heater.$2595 |'47CHEV. . 51951 H onet 4*Door. Radio, healer, Newer ^ ^ 7 9 5 4- Door. RAH.- . 4 hydramhtic. Good condition. Immaculate $2795 1949 OLD5MOBILE AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AWARD guarantee. and original.' 1951 OLDSMOBILE '46 MERC. 5951 Low ooet trana* ^ 4 ^ 5 'S4 M n eu R Y "88 '..Radio', heater, hydramalic. I ' Club Conpe. RAH. . ~ t BEST lOAT KITS lY SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF AMERICA BELVEDERE CUSTOM portAtion. ”96" Sedan. Radio, heater, hydra- e ^ O ^ sre beauty. *54 PONTIAC *54 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan, hleroo- matie. Special at ^ 3 Tf J I'52 BUICK $1095 4.DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR SUIURIAN 4-Door, 8*Pasaenger, 8 Hardtop Monterey. Mere* niatlc, radio, heater. Two- v Super liardinp. RAH, dj-na- Gray and blue,. beater, delroater, powerfUte tranaiwlealea, rain 1951 lUICK Cyl. Station Wagon.^ Hy* nmatic, radio, healer, tone paint. whitewall ■ow. Tutone Green.- Briar rose aad black. Heater, defrooter,' powerfllle traaMnlaaiaa, sbletd*, cigar, lighter, Vhrome wheel eevera. dlrcetloaal eignala, Rpec^al 2*Door. Radio and heat* dramatic, radio, heater, 2* back-up llgl)tB, all leather” tires. ImmaculatescniBie and ana 1953 CHEVROLET 1954 CHEVROLET power Mk, whItfWall tires, apertone trim; airfoam seat. Aoc. Group airfeam Mata, back-up ligbta, aportone trim. auH-fraeae, nadcr- ttfiOO guaranteed original tone paint. interior, 3*tone paint. Low original I'51 DODGE $6951 JOIN THE FUN! 'coating. 4-Door Sedan 210. Radio, heater. Ne. 2. DIx. lat;. antt-freeze, uadercoallag. mileage. An Club Sedan 210. Heater, power- BIAA B Coronet 4-DOor. RAH. nuld | excep* $ 8 5 0 34,000 origi 12.000 mUes. $1645 One-owner. Clean. A oteq). ‘Drive. Tutone Blue. nal mllea. $1795 glide. Exceptional car. REG. PRICE REG. PRICE Sr™'*” $1745 ‘53 BUICK 51445 *51 MERCURY 1953 PLYMOUTH Super ('onvertlblr. RAH. t They're Easy To Assemble! 3056.95 307B.00 IfSO MUCK *51 MERCURY 'S3 MERCURY 1953 FORD .. Dynaflow. Grav. 3CK-50% f * Bpecla) 4*Door. Radio, heater,- Station Wagon, Two-tone Hardtbp.' Fully equlp|«ed. 4-Door Sedan. Immaculate Club Coupe. A rare biiy at only •Suburban. Fully equip|>ed. W* h o v * a eomplata Hr* Ciufom Croft iR b o o rd Kit Boots t grnn. Mercomalir, Two-tone paint. Immacu $ 7 9 5 Very clean. Only ' $295 Down '50 DODGE .53951 dynaflow. and original Guarantee. I Coronet 4-Door. RAH. Blue. S o / e / Sale Clean. $395 late and _ throughout. $645 r-eV. $645 original. . rP J |'S6MERC. $5951 EASY TERMS ARRANGED-NO RED TAPE-NO WAITING 3-Door. RAH. Green. Price P rice,, . 1M9 OLDSMOBILE **94el M 2-Door. Radio; hmter, "30 Yoon of Confiniious Customer Satisfoctfon"' hydrdmattc. Good C O O C ik ’ ■ MANCHESTER doaa truMtertation. SCHIOTT’S/•’ ,\\N MOTORS P P ' LINCOLN-MERCURYw Selling and .Servicing 1 ;V.YOOKVIUE ' r '■> ■I ■■ ROY MOTORS OLDSMOBILES 301-315 CENTER ST.TEL. Ml 3-513S INCORPORATED F,or Over 21 Yeara , 241 N. MAIN 5T. 155 CENTER ST. I 812 WEST CENTER STREET Auto PoiHtlnQ CoEifion WorV —5^4535 " 1 ' ' Mi 9-6427 i > Opou ■nil 9 P.M. 35B EAST CBNUR ST. 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A --; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. APRIL 6. 1966 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGR^IpyELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 Pa;/llh. salary $3,500; and Miss State, and the club members hope -4 '.. BUGS BUNNir Betty Barkley bought a buahel alithered In the alick and allmf. Jane Skehan, salary |8,800. Alao Room Sized Rug for the support of tha townapeople. big .beautiful bandnaa. Anawbf to Pravioua Ptiisl* hired waa an aaatatant dantal Mrs. Pauline Merba. 444 Wood hygienisL Mrs. Marilyn Jackson, YOU LAZy M I f a tuneful looter had a tuned Captain—There'a tramp I Miuing Words To Be Di'splilyed land at., Yvell known aa an In- Sense and Nonsense salary $2,800. atrurtor in this area, will give a WASCALSSTOr tooter, could ha toot a tuneful ateamer... County Home Bids Will Close demonatration. OWIPPIN6 tune? Paaaongar—Oh, do you over EnUsta In M arine Mrs. Grace Fraser, 17 Spring St., miMTOtk 'Several . ailly aalamandera give them anything? ACBOBt •11 William H. Aborn, son of Mr. chairman of -the committee ar Another attraction In one of the One day Ivy Lee, a publicity to a awa'rm of beea in flight. It'a and Mrs. William F. Almm of 34 rooms will be a 9 -X 12 braided •me ploo»! aald the "muatc’’ la beat beard IThoMg, , April 20, Commissioners Say ranging for "Connecticut's Own MOVE THE man, called on John D. Eoi'kefeller Grove 8t„ haa anllsted in the rug, which waa a prise winner at at Pocantlco Hilla, to diacuii a during the evening tn late Bum Marine Oorpe. He now ia under Rug Exhibit'* Tuesday and the Baatem Statea Ebepoaition. LADOERI propoaal. The old man aaKed Lee mer and Autumn montha. The CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER '• ■aaaiittil llaaaet Boekvilla, April 4. (Special)— ^Kahaii, vice president; John Yeo- Wednesday, April 10 and U, going baeie training In Paris Is Misa Atyce Salisbury, widely to explain the plan, and Lee made '’ainging" aeema to giyrw louder hfliag . • 4 SLaar The Tolland CUonty Commiaaion- mans, aacertary and librarian; and land, 8.C, ' at the Community Y, waa aa Btrong an argument for It aa and louder until It aounda aa If it able to ftntah on Tuesday, the known cooking expert, a Sorop- •YriilcI* ara annaunced yeatarday that scal Stephen Ketcham, treasurer. Funeral ter Bowers he could., cornea from directly under fool. Attv. Gunutti aucceeda Atty. handsome room-alaed hooked tlmlst, will be tn charge of the ISAwry Uag ed bids for the purchase of the Tol Funeral aervicea for Jantea Bow- Snack bar, aaalated by Mra. Joac- A t the conclii^on. Rockefeller ! • — •BOdvO, *4rasthmlt Nichoiaa, Armantano of Stafford era, 79, who died yesterday at the rug she haa been working upon land County Horn# will be accept Springs. phine Munaon and othera in the wai Bllent for a moment, and then Two greenhoma got aaparated baars ua evd SQonpMi Rockville City Hospital, w'era held for many months. It will be on from their guide aomehow while ed until April 20. Final Donee Session r garten claaaee may have to be a aound Judgment. Two other groaned audibly and reached -for S4Taka 1 The number-of Initial claima filed qualltlea ■ common to highly auc- a headache powder. Mrs. Kranz “ ur eliminated in town. vtngaonca p 5 r Last fall the Farm Bureau waa Jumped from 22 to 94. ceaafiil men are frankneaa and regarded hla antica with vast dis SB----- and ' Coming Events ▼tt fil«l N« m Intereated in the property aa a enthuaiaam. pleasure. "Let's have none of your r f" The Ways and Means Commit Gretal county cehter for the development small-time pantomime," . ahe tee of KioWa Council, Degree bf STCloaa agalo of agriculture. A t that time it waa Travelera on U.8. Highway 90 rumbled. " If you have something sa Individuals r Pocahontas, will meet this evening fo say, ahut up!” M L brought out that the Farm Bureau APPLES often atop at The Singing River, SB-----and hat had no funda to purchaae land for at 8 o'clock at Red Men’s Hall. All near Paacagoula, Mtaaiaaippi. to IT r r 41 Railroads 1 thia purpoae. The .announcement members planning to attend the TW1ST16R8 FOR THB TONOUB ------1 1 if hear a myatertoua amind almllar (ab.) FT IT BTMtr IT laat week of the formation of the annual banquet on April 12 are Are Still In Season A t II I 'll.—. I . 4S8aclaty P Tolland County Agricultural Cen naked to meke,their reservations Immediately with Miss„ Jennie y Initiant sr W ter Inc. sets up a group which WAY B R. W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 44 Italian cHy M ___ could act if it so dealre'd. Batz. i Alden Skinner Auxiliary will PERO'S ••Taktt unfair W Francis J. Prichard,. chairman r of the Board of County Commta- hold a grocery aoeiai thia evening advantaga i at 8:15 in GAR Hall. ■ m «r o w »c « SEP.'' YOU! FAP./-IT6TCIKSS Me MV 44 Maacullna ~ ir p r aionera, |i receiving the bids.' • BAUWINS • MAOS m CAiJ'T fat h e r s FUOiHess appallatteo Tendered Testimonial ' Teacherz Hired CAH'T guAlVVE.VOU IT The Board of Education' has ap FOR GCINDIMS T H t ' LAU(3H OFF THK Id A0ITOPPYOOR SSrabuIousbird ^ 1 P r :: More than 100 employes of the • WINESAK •DEUOiOUS a f f a ir as PUPTV •e a t .'** idefT THIS TH» White Corbin A Co. Division of the proved contracts for, four n e w TREADS OFF VOUl? 54 Homo F ir ITsr teachers. OET YOUR APPLES *^AT *niK STAND OR LOVe — ir s NidHT *iOO FWAllClERd S4Uksly - P United States Envelope Co., at TeSTH Bs c a u s b * ' I gBSfi TOO LOtid J I tended a testimonial dinner in They are Miss Judith Flacher, AT THE FARM ON AVERY STREET HAKMiBAt IS PRiCtNO FlSuRe WHAT YOU 57 Forand ■SiHCE POP HAD MIGHT HAVE WON vitTM W“ P honor of George L. 'O’Brien, re salary $3,400; Miss Barbara La- H6STS IM l o n e r s * always d 3 selle, salary $4,000; Mias Patricia HOURS: *eR r a s h .' A FEW •-HORde 5t AnbUot-ffiilf IT tiring manager, at the Elka Car LAN s.'-, w e HEAR PARLAYd ' ‘Parhapa if Madam wouldn't annoy it J riage House last night. Dally 7 A. M.-9 P. M. • Sunday 7 A. M.-8 P. M. THE OLD SENT HAS B»Mlddla — 1 The retiring manager was pre- : DULY ^LlOHUY MORft, (proAxl BT j - aented with a television set. John y ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ▼▼MR LOOT THAI ', , dOCaramkpiaea ii -\ lZ VoMlyffd. Sqwforhtwi fabric... ASA KHXN) Harvey made the presentation and 7aIao introduced the new manager ; i m i BEVERA0ES 4 William J. Cullinane of Springfield. ^ AT LOW FRICES ' 4 PERO'S ORCHARD WORK-ENGINEERED TTie Dry Run BY AL VERMEER PRISCILLA'S POP Other apeakere included Claude 1.59 U C I 5UFPICIENT 'OH. WON’T THESE Bilaon, plant superintendent and 276 O AK LAND ST., MANCHESTER MATCHED OUTFITS REMNANTS PARTIES BE FUN Alfred Johnson, assistant super ^Arthur Un% Storts^ TAILORIDI \NHEN WE'RE OLD intendent LHOURS • A. M. to 11 P. N .A Printed ENOUOH TO USE, The arrangements for the party Pltota. Reg. 44e. J 7 g yd. HrimifM fhtUh were made by Victor Swanson and 5.47 VALUE R ^ L T E A j Francis McQUane. Woodereat enttona. Hospital Notea Reg. 44c. 3 7 g yd. i i T A daughter was born today at t.SS WORK PANT8 S.4S Matching KhIHt Gold Printa. ■ pair City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roy 8 t u r d y wash- *ratlored with dreaa- Reg. SOe 2 SI Gebhardt. 35 Brooklyn St. able fabric la ex collar, 2 pock- N o starching, no atretch- New patients at the hpapital in EMERGENCY pertly tailored for, eta. Full com fort Ebony Printa. ing; just wash and hang. clude Joseph Kashouski, 8 Morri job comfort. cut. . * e f . Oifc 2 $1 Graerful leal and 'Rorai /«? son St.; Mrs. Dorothy Loftus, OIL lURNER design in (reih white. Broad Brook; Raymond Evans, SERVICE 116H Grove St.; Mrs. Winifred Gagne. KM Uqion St.; and Mrs. | _ y K a ^ o M » R 71 AtAROK Alice'Bartlett. Broad Brook. | CALL Bar Names Offfyers | Atty. Etalo GnutU of .Stafford | W I L L I A M S 4-4 A L L E Y OOP Round And Round BY V. T. HAM LIN ‘ Springs was elert^d president of I OIL SERVICE nhOBlAMC YEAH, I WAS COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO the Tolland County Bar Assn., at | WONDERING the annual election held this morn- \ VOKB.fi, WHAT ing In the Superior Court room. M l 9 ^ 4 5 4 8 lA A SUPPOSE WHY THIS Also elected were Attys. Robert 1 THEYVE GOT MIU WA9 W H i n P I R C A U IN ■nwroLf) SHUTS TEAKETTLE? r s r . i s r \ MIRRORS " 1 9 7
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL «, 1966 ^ PAGE FOURTEEtr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 19M PAGE FIFTEBN THE o r e Herald Angle Sox’ Higgins Concedes Nothing to New Yoric YahJkees ■y ■A a dam aight hettat than laet year, shoe, MUte has to many good In- Klaus, who has been artcrhatlng EARL W. YOST Jacksonville Fla., April 6 wood Sullivan haa'^been making a has'ahewn flaahea of hrllllaiKe, (fP) — Mike Hitgins’ well- in fact, the whole league la Strong fleldars he Juat doesn’t know what' betwsen second and short, may determined bt<|.^^wlth ■ tremendous and Jerry Caaale, a 33-year-oId -s’!- '. ' Aniateur Venturi Leads er. Take Detroit^ With better to dd. have ideas. The Red Sox first base Fire^alling Southpaw Sports Editor / known easy going tempera- hitting and M e throwing. Bonus righthander froiin Louiavllle who inent came close to the strain pitching tjvcy'll be tough. .-Tliat'a A cast in point Is shortstop Don situation la a relative set affair, boy Jim Paipiaroni muat be kept. has. looked good nearly avery time Ha . Jltcn Standard Flab A Oama all that atonped them last year, I Buddln who waa brought up from Higgins has Mickey Vernon to hat 1. OSP CASEY TO REIIRB ing point when he was .asked Hlggtn^problcm# alao are raf- outT Staler, aon of tne immortal Mastics with 66 Round Stepping down from the rwflta Oub ’Win hold a Shad Darb^May know Cleveland and Chicago will LoulavlUe suppoaadly for the ride. against right hanoers and aopho- ried oyapto the pitching ataff. He’s George Staler, and Baumanii m#y V i . Unbeaten This Spring whether it was true that he, But this youngster Just refuses to more Nomt Zauchln to work after 20 years at the Wethe^eld 20 wltB weighing to taka pJaca in be rough but how much depends aet o i^ ta Ural- six idtchera but be kept because, aa returning State Prison la the Casey _Mehgel along with other Americah upon now the Doby-Carrasquel taka a back aeat to anybody. He against lefties. after/that he la reluctant to make aervicemen, they won’t count on Augusta, Ga., April 6 (^ -r^ w ith ita par of 3«-8«—72 stretched windaor Locka and Holyoka . . . (rade pans out." ha# not only fielded well but Ma The outfield Is set with Ted Wil n. Frank Sdlllvan (19-13), the 35-man roster. ^ awthrough.—M 6.B90 AKA -yardg---s — ofA# woodlands, of tha "big houee”, Tony Randall. League managers, had prac-- Shades of Billy Joe-Patton, another New York, April 6 (/P)—Young Herb Score apparently ha.s Hla retirement will b^effectlve Connecticut officially opens its 21- tically conceded the pennant, ' Htg^na refUied to go out on a hitting baa been ronsletcnt’ and liams, the peerless hitter. In left; Porterfield (10-17), at.lVaah- ’’I like my pitching," aaid Hig easy to master. ..Sam Snead and ma limb but tha majority of the powerful. Right now he hae to be Jimmy Ptersall In center and Jack on, Willard Nixon (13-10) and gins, "I think Portarfleld will help. •■ W '% amateur la off and running In the Jitiuny DeMaret, the only three put blinkers on hia fast ball this could provide jiist the Wednesday night whlcl/la also the game baseball schedule Saturday to the New York Yankees. impetus needed to carry the Cleveland Inflians to the Ameri occasion for the i^ u a l sports writers touring Florida'# training rated the one to beat for the re Jensen In right. Right behind then^ Tom Brewer (11-10) cnmprtee hia .Sullivan could be the beat right Masters. time winners of this tournament, afternoon against Rutgars In New "Concede 7"' repeated the Bos camps predict that if any dltib gular Job althouth MUt Bolliilg Is a young flash from LoulsvUJ big four with Ike Delork (9-7) and hander In tile league. Nixon hasn't Ken Venturi’ Is the young man’s had to kettle for 73s. can League pennant. If the rival New York Yankees, Chicago banquet at CSP. / i Brunswick, N. J.‘ Tha fi'.'a^gama ton Red Sox manager. In a growl dethrone# the Yankcei, It probably and Billy .Klaus, last’-j ^ r ’a sensa named Marty Keough who has George Suace (0-7) hla spot atarF- yet reached h|a potential. He beats name- and lie showed the veteran Playing with Patton, the Nortli ' ' .---- White 8ok and Boston Red Sox Randall, who Baa a host of > southarn trip was considerad prac- ing voice totally unrharacteriatlc will be' the Red Sox. It could be tion, are giving It a good try. reaaed with hla fine ers. Mel Parnell, the veteran all the good clubs and has trSuhte Carolina lumberman who came - m I looking hopefully for friends In Manobester, many of ,6f him. "Who concede to whom? the atrongeat club Boaton has had Frank Malsone, another Louis remendous apSed pnd e* southpaw, will fit In aomewberc. -y. pros a thing or two about golf whom'were mMe while on speak tlca. Weather conditions parmit- with the second dlVialon tesms. with his opening round 66. within a whisker of winning the Jr rOS to £ Ifl V ! tbet the 22-year-old south Certainly not the Red Sox. We’re since 194S. It hat good front line ville graduate, appears to hbve the ing fielding. He has future Mardom Leo Klely, Tommy Hurd/ and Brewer should be better. He lost paw'flroballer may be stricken by ing engagem^ta, coached baseball tlng, UOonn will meet Maaaschu- not conceding a thing. Only a man The 24-year-oId San Francisco 1954 Masters, Venturi used an setu Monday at Storrf. Tha Storra pitching, an outfield that may be inside track at third base,' but ?written ali over him. C ^ e Step Johnny Schmitt will form the bull hla first eight games last year, stylist’s six -under'par was only eagle and flve birdies In fashioning the “(iophomore Jinx," thqy can teams at 09P for the past two out of. hia mind gives \ip before he the beat In the league, strong Grady Hatton, the incun]bcnt. and hana and perhaps Faye Throne- pen. then won 11 of his next 14. Slater, find ho comfort In spring develop decadea. Hla charges were known diamond, like moat In this area, ever atarta. Maybe the Yankee# Ted Lepclo, are atlll In the ru n ^i.^rry will be kept. two shots over the record for the his brilliant round. la unplayable at this time. A num catching and a young talented in But what about auch ybungatera Baumann and Cssale have been tough Augusta National course fJo amateur ever has won a In Title Game ments to date. aa the Gold Sox. 'The Sox. made up Jiave a little more than anybody field. nlng, Higgins leans to veteran ammy White, m-ond orfly to aa Dave Staler who /might be very good at times and not so good Score, the American League’s entirelv^f prison talent, could hold ber of early games are bound *o elaei But that doesn’t maka them No one .ever has compared Hig Billy Goodman for second but Yo'gl Berra, la thy catcher. Peter and It gave him a one stroke lead Masters, to the chagrin of found be postponed because of the heavy ready after only half/S seanon in on other occasions. I'll have to over defending champion Cary ing father Bobby ^ Jones, llie Sunday afternoon at 3:15 at the "Rookie of the Year" and leading theiriw’n with the better teams In invincible; ' gins to an old woihan but like, the young Billy Consolo has becq of Oaieyvli expecteyto be the second organized ball; Frank Baumann, wait a Ilttla longer before I make strikeout specialist in 1955, con- tbe/mrea, powerhouse Pratt and anow the last week in March , . , "Ail I know is we're atartliig off fabled old lady who llvad In i ferlng stiff /Oppniltion.- Then, t. string y^elvei/but rookie Hay- tha 9125,000 bonus/oiithpaw who up my mind on them." Mlddlccoff going Into today’s sec greatest amateur of them all. And Stanley Arena In New Britain the tinues to live up to hli appellation National Ai.i.’.leur Eoiing Cham - .a HI rOUnQ. pcrii«piiperhaps Venturi VPiivuri «will iii ibm fall lksv back-sv imvw Into W itney and Hamilton Standard ond round. Green Manor Pros and New as the "New Lefty Grove" and to included. On many occasions the pionships will be staged Monday, Tied for third with 68s wore a the pack. But for one day, at least, Britain Pacers clash In the open; Manager Al Lopez* prediction that Tuesday and Wednesday at the pair of regular circuit riders. the pros were looking at the heels ing game of a beat-of-three aeries ipposition for the Gold Sox was of a Simon-pure. to determine the 1955-.56 champion he’ll be baseball’s greatest pitchei supplied by Manchester teams. Boston Garden .. . New York Yan Shelly Mayfield and Tommy Bolt. In two years. G a n ^ were played -every Sunday kee baseball schedule over WKNB Skinny^ Rookie Sparks Six T^ams Represented Ben Hogan, the two-time Mas Sharp Iron play marked Middle- In the Central Connecticut Elaaket-. radio started today. Nine more ex ters winner who holds the tourna coff’s game. He was particularly ball League. The rivals were dead The towering young lefthander afternoon. from Lake Worth, Fla., pUched Football teams at the Cove, hibitions will be carried plus all ment reeprd of 274, was next with pound of his birdies on four of locked for first place at the con regUlarly scheduled games. Tha a 69. Patton, amateur sensation Augusta National’s tougher holes clusion of the regular season. De five acoreleas inninga agalMt the known as the Trojans, were guided New York Giants yesterday at for 10 seasons by Randall. He also opener In league play will be Wings over Montreal At Rec Softbtdl Session here two years ago. Shot 70 for a where his longest putt was 16 feet. fending champions Frankie’s against Washington on April 17 . . . tie with Douglas Ford, the PGA VSnturl’s 66 Is the best ever Drive-in was eliminated from con (Jorpua Cristi, Tex., in ^ p ln g the coached the Prison Farm baaket- tention when upset last Saturday Indiana to their aecoi^ straight ball team at Enfield for 15 years. Stock car racing ts scheduled to Detroit. April 6 liP)—A ikinny, Oy PAT BOLOITO eligibility of the- Mein St. Mer champion, and Bob Rosburg, who posteif by an amateur In the Mas get underway tje the season Sat tied for fourth here last year. ters. Blit Middlecoff had a 66 last night by Old Saybrook. 2-0 shutout. Hla steaming fast Hla overall record shows far more bespectacled rookie freah from the Si# teanis wera rspreaented at chants eponaorlng a team In your Sunday’s rivals also split In two ball under full coMrol, he gave victoriea than defeats In all aporta. urday night at Riverside Park bush leagues and a grlxzled gen ni*'ht’i meeting of the Rec Showers fell Intermittently. year anlona. cannot understand, aa tax payers from the sack, where he was Bloomington, Ind. — (NEA) — Vero Beach, fV- (d’l — Manager lets a bat hold him up while starting lineup to upend the Proa land aophonwe, who w’aa credited take up residence In Harrison, A’a after Harry Simpson put on The Wings showed their old- Telephone Cb/,Cese Broa., Rain In Uita town, why we should be de held down by polio', is com Capt. Carl Dentice of the Indiana Walter A'Iston of Gte World Cham waiting hla turn during bat who won the crow’n two winters with a 1 0 ^ decision over the Maine but will retain his home in gtaasea and hit five homers in one time Are and. spirit last night In FEKEI MK LKAGL'K bow Club and Great Eaatern Roof nied the right to co-iponior a team plete as he puts one foot on tennis team Is undefeated in two pion Brooklyn Dod^ra tried his ting enroute north. ago. Jumping Joe Young and Cal Glaiits M^ch 17, and hla fourth Collinsville. week...The moat traveled major subduing the Montreal Canadiens IliRcIi ing and Oonatrucbqn Co. apparent from our storea. We feel, through the beg a t Tucson, Arts., seasons of Big Ten competition. Calloway will be up front with victory g a in s t no defeats. The Monthly Record, publia^ted league baseball player last year l!'’bon«tr4ll ...... BR 104 19.7 ly are all aet and meet the require co-eponsorlng, that we wilt ALL hand at fresh water fishing for But /Score’s value' to the In- 3-1. It was thfcir first win against SobUkl ...... J17 7» — 196 benefit financially and receive an training base. He has won 15 dual matches. the first time Ih the lake behind aharpshootlng Sonny . * Thomas by the Inmates of the Institution, was Ted Gray. He was signed and two losses in the. best-of-seven, a%U. UllR ...... 109 M 101 299 ments neceaaary to eohipete In the NBA Plsyoffa Jumping center. Talented Rudy dians/goes deeper than his score- had this to aay about their coach: released in tarn by-the Whits Sox, Jacob* ...... R9 109 M 292 senior recreation program. But the equal amount of credit public wlie. Holman Stadium here. On the aeries, but it waa. an important McCann ...... 102.M 99 296 B ltX T GOODMAN Knight and Frank Perry will boapd victories. "Hia record aa a coach la only ex Indiana, Yankees and Orioles. Hla aixth team, Main 8t. Merchants, All the players on our team roster .Veteran Infialdar Cktvln Ooolidge MeUsh. who NEEDLES EIGHT-FIVE third cast Smoky pulled put a handle backcourt duties. season record was one win and two MICKEY VERNON win and one that may have re-, G rrtnm o ...... 90 27 177 cither live here or work for ua full had a pitching trial with the Tijuana, Mex. — (NEA) — Nee two-pound large mouth bass. He Thursday's Heault a sparkling work apparently ceeded by his. reputation aa a vived the defending cup kingpins. muat await Ihc next meetihg of Lineup Uncertain built a fire under Cleveland’s ‘swell guy’ and a person who is defeats and a 9.78 earned run av First Baseman ToIRti ...... 4.^:...., &06 m « 4 14M the Park end Recreation AdvIi) time.’’ Cleveland Indians this spring, has dles Is now 8-to-5 In the Callente tossed the fish back. The next day Philadelphia 107, Fort Wayne Pros’ Coach George Mitchell la Last night’s contest was dead Taka <(S) ' Simmons pointed out that the Future Book for the Kentucky Alston tried again and after fall 105 (Philadelphia Leads Best-of-7 ’'eterans, Mike Garcia, Early easy, as well as a pleasure, to erage.. .Slugging Stan Musial of locked Irl 'iq the final period when II. LIchMi ...... ,9 1 M 98 277 (Jommlealon to determine their eli Giambra Battles had chances with the Dodgers, undecided on his starters sli the Cards has predicted that Ted M. Otlva .. W 117 107 510 glblllty. _ - .pleyere affected by the Com- Pirates and Cubs. Derby. May 5. ing to get a bite he gave up. Series, 3-1). ynn. Bob Lemon and Bob Fel know. We wish you all the luck In 23-year-old Al. Arbour came up both big Art Quimby and Jim ler, and the "Old Barber” from the world, Tony.” Williams of the Red Sox will also Breen Sets Record O. Oliva ...... 106 65 96 276 Although the Merchants expect on ruling have worked In Ahearn have been inducted Uito with the puck after a scramble on Prolrotkin 4 ...... 97 102 96 294 to i^ fo r 10 and five years, reapec- Sullivaiii Tonighit the Giants, Sal Maglle. They are Randalt'a official capacity was play In 1957. Aa for himself, the boards in the Detroit end. A Low Score ...... 99 79 97 255 ed to be eponeored. by more then the Army and reserve Joe IMberl working like schoolboys to keep Education and Recreational Direc Musial says he will continue play In AAU tan k Meet Handicap ...... l i 14 14 42 one merchant they were denied a tlvelyXAnd like the other, repre- recently departed for aprlnj/baae- ing for three more years barring pass to Marty Pavelich, who out aentatlvb#, including myaelf, prea pace. tor. When not engaged in coaching , ___ -f ran Montreal’s Bob Turner to T o ta l* ...... 482 4«S 487 1454 league frenehlae bMause two play Syracuae, N. T.; April • (BY—Da-' ball training down sou^. But They have shown a lot of zip In injury. Stan the Man la now ent gt lazt night's meeting Sim termlned to fight hla way to tho Pull back the curtain, Lew! Let everybody see he was In- charge of the prison New Haven, April 6 ( ^ —For the aweep the puck over to veteran Ted er#, although both employed local mons could BM no reason for the Mitchell reports that It/ia quite the Indiana’ 16 spring victories school. 35.. .Walker Cooper claims Musial CkaaiUly <4> ly. reside out of town. At tfie last top of the tulddleweteht dtvtaton, poaaible that Aheam wUl be avail is the greatest player he has ever second time in a ;Week George Lindsay, and Detroit was off and Lu(>acrhinn ...... S2 90 260, Commlseton'eNateet ruling bar against 10 defeats. Over..the years, nearly as long Breen of Cortlancl INY) Teachers running to . victory. Lindsay got ...... 93 96 meeting of tha OommUaton the Joey Giambra battMi rugged able for Sunday’s tilt/M well as Cleveland’s pitching staff, the seen in action. Big Qoop says tha Sibrifiss ..., 93 273 rule barring out of towners waa ring co-aponsoreNta my opinion It Johnny SuUlvan of Bnglahd la n towering Burr Carlson, stationed as he has been at the prison. Ran has lowered a world mark in the puck in front of the Canadiens’ Balcli 4..W...... 95 99 90 simply doesn't make sense. Why key to the team's pennant hopes, dall has been a warm friend of best young catcher in baaeball to swimming. ' Prentlcp ...... 39 99 114 enxended to read as followa: 1. nationally televla^ (NBC) 10- at Fort Dix. U C on^ stellar Ron seems to be reaching peak form day la Del Crandall of the Mil net and drove It past goalie Jac Crandall ...... ITS 90 104>/323 should five men he able tq dictate mlne.^ !-• can only add my beat A week ago the 20-year-old ques F^lante for the tie-breaker. That a team eponaor muat he one to the senior recraatt^progrem rounder at War Memorial Auditor nie Buahwell has Men added to the more quickly than most of the waukee Braves.”. .The Sporting TotaU ...... 444 441 ^ 1 1418 unit and that a. group of bitslneMea ium tonight. squad to replac^the 6-5 Quimby. wishes to him for many happy ' Breen did 18:05.9 in the 1.500- Mtiing by Crltlclam when apparently Utey. wppMr to team’s rivals. Ray Narleskl and years on the sidelines. News passes along the following ' meters' at the NCAA champion .Miracle IS) Can not band together and spon Glambria, a 34-ysar-Md iBuMkIo, It la quite poaaible that Green Bud Daley helped Score gain his story about Cooper. When Augle Obviously stung by the open Morley ...... 90 93 / Mi 261 sor a team. 2. That any organtie- have little Interest in the^ivwaU Manor will Me up with Ronnie SHOTM h e r e .J^ND THERE ships, 13.1 leconda under the listed criticism of General Manager Jack Kemp* ...... 96 j y 91 270 setup. How neeny IlceX N. Y. youth, waa a high-ranking shutout yesterday. The day before . Impossible. Nothing is impos Guglielmo broke into the National ,vvorld standard. Last night ab the D. IJchatz ...... 7* 99 254 tlon with a branch office in TTen- 140-pounder until ha went Into tho Hat-ria an(y Buahwell, forwards, Lemon and Feller throttled Giant League as an umpire. Cooper Adams, the Wings clearly had all Cormier ...... *9 A s 1(13 375 beaebell or beaketbell gzinks ha> National AAU swims he was timed ' cheetcr wishing to be a team In Army for a two-yiiar htteh that Carlson oy rugged Frank Toro, bats. sible, so they say. For the ..fe of asked who he was. in a voice loud the best of It and beat the <>- Mriyers ...... # 5 / 90 *0 346 the members wltheaSM lit the' me I ean’t see how a National Bas in 19:40.4 for the mile, improving any recreation league mi at use aenlor leagues the paat two yeir#? ided laat Doceumr, He yraa aa center, i m Ahearn and possibly Except in this game and the enough for the umpire to hear. hadiens at their own game—close Total* ...... 4 ^ 442 450 1337 Girl Meets Buoy only players from this branch of Bobby ICnight, guards. Both de- ketball Assn, team can go through When he was told. Cooper said, by nine seconds on the 19:49.4 by checking and dare-devil offensive Open May 14 oVnrnlght”7-S favorite. \- pendam Wally Widholm and foot night contest at Houston in which a full 16-mlmrte period without be John Marshall of Australia nearly “Slow; dangerou# curvaa" 1# warning aa WiUa McGulra fice, or local resident. All five Also at laat night's meeting the the Pittsburgh Pirates whipped, the “(Sugllelmo!" Then he went on biirat.*.. ladincrpjn i $ ) Commliaton memberi were preaent ball Atsr Tilly Dubose will be ing charged with one personal foul. reciting- ’’Guglielmo, Plnelll, Pas- six years ago. Adams made no attempt to hide BaMyra ...... / . M 94 74 262 maksa a cut aroupd/huoy at (jypreaa Gardens, Fla. managers voted to m>an the season Kansas City Athletics 6-1, the ex This was the case last Sunday Breen, swimming unattached, n. Htlinfikl ...... 93 91 90 274 ' ' ■ • ' I ■ I ' ...... I I —I—I I . v.’hen tlieae ruto* ware made. The Monday, May 14 unWep the ItghU to spell the starters. The aarella. Dascoli, Donatelll. Oim- his disgust after Tuesday’s 5-1 Brown ;.. 94 96 93 279 Ppda alao may add one other new- hibition yesterday showed the hit night when officials Stan Stutz registered the mile m'ark while .... second rule probably waa made at Robertaon Park providing the Fights iney, does every Italisn get an um winning the 1,500-meter AAU pasting. In Montreal that sent the F. HllinakI 91 »2 193 after receiving an eppitcetion from mer should both Aheam and ters—as 1.S quite normal at this and Sid Borgia failed to detect and pire’s indicator vt-hen he gets off Wings two games down in their jOeirschmIdt • s/7..... 99 108 #1 343 field la Ih pleyebla oondltton. The 'arlson be unavailable. stage—well ahead of the pitchers call a foul against the Fort V’ayne title in 18:20.2. It had been ar the Hartford CUiwant, whieh has loop will operate with an open the boat?" ranged for him . to continue an drive for a third straight victory Total* / ...... 449 474 434 1361 Charlie Neal Latest Bomber a branch office on Vain 8t.. to Join Lob Ahgelaa-r Sonny Meadla, Second game in the aerie’s la Home Runs Galore Platons la heir playoff game with In the Cup finals. "Some of our R'skerse I4i 1 roster (a maximum of 30 players) A total of 21 home runs were Hit other 120 yards in an effort to ...... 9o 9K 97 265 , the local circuit. Irish Wa’yne Oooka, ISO, Lea An- tentatively slated Tuda'day night Philadelphia. The NBA is known Handsome 'Vln Martinez who guys have lost their desire," he Rlvoea ... during the first round end gll roe- gele^lO. ^ at Verplanck School with the date in the six games, with the biggest for Its rough play anJ the games lower the mile mark. Corrunll ...... 103 106 114 322 To Break into Dodger Lineup Plan to Attead Meet tare wilE be froron during the eeo- outpointed Miguel Diaz in last said. Burnettey ...... 92 97 100 299 Several buaineeeu.en represent Bm Franc;aeu*-Obarlsy Powell and Bite of the third contest, if explosion at Albany'. Ga., where 1 have witnessed In person and on Wednesday night’s teevee feature After the game Coach Jim Ro**ftta ...... 94 102 99 294 V ' • •|I 11-^ T .... a ^ ond half of play. The playoffs have necessary io be announced im the Chicago White Sox beat the St video have been rough and tumble Plrkey ^ ...... 103 106 116 325 ing the Merchant# plan td attend also been changed from past aaa- W, Ban'0Dlf«o, atoppad. Owclaar Louis Cardinals 10-7, with each boxing bout, is a bobby soxer’a Idol Exhibition Baarball Skinner said he felt he had found New. Year (NUA) — Charley*the last three campaigne, belted the next meeting of *.he GommU- Qua, 199, Loe A m lea, 8. mediately after tha Manchester to say .he least . . . First taseball in Paterson. N. J. His avid fans a new defenseman in Arbour. “We Tota ...... 4S2 499 515 1495 ■ons. The new method will have encounter. team getting four homers. The ’telecast of the season on Channel Neal has accomplished eoraething 24 for LzncMter, Pa., o( tha C 1^- alon elated Wednesday night, April tha fourth plack team meating/the St. Paul,; M ^ .—Jim Hegerle^ are Rosemary Clooney and Jose Thiirsda.v’s Results must definitely consider him for a highly unusual for a recruit. 107, St. Paul, atopped’Jim Bwke, White Sox home runs were by 8 ndll feature the New Yorl. Van- Ferrer. After each fight the Jer - Cincinnati (N) 4^, Washington ter-fitaU aa a 30-year-old in 19SI^ 19, Spokearian Dick Slmmoe, rep- third place club In one game^with George.Kell, Lula Aparlcio. ^herm regular Job next aeason," Skinner Thoroughly schooled for a half- reaenthat tne tepm, pdesMsee a let^ the vletor engaging U»r second 106, MItwf ukee, 3. / keea and Boston Red Sox dn April sey fans..hoId a dance in hia honor (A I 3. said. Hockry Playo^s dozen ytAra In the minora, Neal, Nealy manuYactui^ 50 honrie Lollar and Minnie Mlnoao, snap 21 at. Yankee Stadium. The "Jackie ...Diaz, who put up a fine fight, Milw'aukea (N) 8, Brooklyn ter signed by 34 Mein St. mer place teem, also one iame. Tha Birmingham, Ala.->Oaear Pha- ,_i clear -SHOITCXSE" Erskine's Showing ping a four-game losing streak The series resumes Sunday nigh 2fl-year-old''product of Longview, run# in his first four years in the chant# which will he presented to winner kdll then battle the league ro, 300, Hlnningham, atoppad Din Jensen Story" w ill be carried on never fought as an amateur. He (Nt 6. at Detroit’s Olympia. Thursday’e Reault Tex., High, has crashed a world lower minore, 34 the past two In Joe Frazier, Solly Hemus. Bill the same channel on .ipril 17 as is a detective with the Havana po Chicago (N) 16, Baltimore (A) National League Final the rive men governing the Men- ohamplona In a beai-of-three series Venderford, 2M, CSiarletM, 4. Puzzle to Pilcher S a r n 1 and Red Schoendienst championship ■ club—the Dodgere Triple A. ch^ter recreation program. The for the title.,'^ext meetihg la Philadelilhle—Bobby the (Jalvnlcade Theater presenta lice force. His los.s to Martinez 4. Detroit 3, Montreal 1 (MontreZI who won the National League "Montreal has a -tough park for homored for St. Louis. tion. Also. Sunday night from 7:30 snapped a string that had reached Chicago (A) 10, St. Louis (N) There are several type^ of leads bcst-of-7 series, 3-1). ' letta# reada ea follows: ■OhedulZd Tuepday night, April 34 1304, PhiUdelphla. ptc , l^j,ywnotMng w hid d en ennant by 134 games and beat a right-hand hitter," explatne "Recently we inquired ea to the at 7:30 at the Bpat Side Rec. Ortle, 1104, New X v k , Chattanooga, Tenn:, April 6 IB— The Chicago Chibs collected five to 9 on Chi-nnel SO the Sunday seven at the Miami Auditorium... 7. salt-water angling; surf f^hing, Sle Yankees In the World Series. Scout Al Cempenia of the Brooke. The ineffectiveness of Carl Er- home rims- two each by Ernie ’iSpectacular will be a Salute to Records indicate that Jim Farley Cleveland (A) 2. New York trolling for big-game flan, and Don’t fry fish Immediately a'fter Established performers. Junior "A number of Neal'a drivea to • line proud jwhiskey, aklne, counted on as a consistent Banks and Clyde McChillough and Baseball. Art Linklet’er will em Jr. la the youngest boxing commis (Nl'O. light-tackle angling wiw spin i breading, but let .them stand* until Gilliam and Don Zimmer, have left center - there' -. leat aeeaon “T ■ T h is And now it has Dodger winner, caused concern In another by Don Hoak—In blasting cee the progra.n -which will fea- sioner in the ring’s history. The Pittsburgh (N) 6, Kansas City ning, fly. or bait-caatiyg equip crumbs dry — it makes a crisper the Brooklyn camp today.. been forced to step aside for a would Have been horn# ruria at Baltimore 16-4, al Alpine. Tex flire the appearance of many pres New Yorker is 27. Former Nqw (A) 1. ment. I coating. youngster already being’ com Bbbets Field." Schenley U Erskine, a -20-game winner in Milwaukee socked Brooklyn’s ent day stars as well as film clips York ring commissioner, Boh A .. a fine proud bonnet 1963 but 11-8 last year. 'has made pared with the great play-.making Neal rune the beaea with the World Campions 8-6 at New Or . . . The gates Will be swung open Christenberry, is Trujillo’s tourist second basemen. Glltlem w as; agility end a p ^ with which he the aunsnine, , five appearances on the spring to the public Saturday afternoon development chief.. .Ralph Bfan- training schedule. In only one game leans aa the feeling between the chased tn left flel^ ZZimmer to a geti around at second base. tw’o teams remained sensitive as at Yale Field in New Haven when ca needs but 21 days to become a definite Infield utinty role Neel hea led every league In Mrlke^ tbrougb. T h « e a has he shown to advantage. a result of Wednesday's, near Yale opens Its home baseball sea 10-year man In the major leagues. the ”I don’t, know what’s the mat When Neal finally found th# which he has. performed In dou ter,” Erakine said. “My arm feels brawl. Hank Aaron and /Bobby son agrlnst Trinity. The Ell dia The former Brooklyn pitcher will strike zone after two cariipaigni ble pleya. When he paired with pot a flaw tastes It, too. Thomson homered for the/Bravea mond I- considered one of the be a Dodger coach for three weeks in Triple A, the Brooklyn brass- another excellent proapect. Bob looks It. quakty.ai okay." finest In the cot-ntry. this xummer to attAln this status. V Charlie Neal and Roy Ca^panella idmply could not send him out LIUla,. at, Newport News of the SCORE I.MPRESSES did it for the Dodgers. again. Piedmont League in 1633, a news u Others may come to Houston. Tex., April 6 / i,Pi — There were two homg runs - by Neal’a one weakness was going paper carried a dally box k e ^ date”^oU«.ScJ^enley ^ Herb Score, the Qfevelancy Indians’ Washington’s Whiteyr Herzog and after a high pitch that bordered Ing a record of thejr double kill' strikeout artiat,/has made quite Ctnclnnati’s Bob Thurman—In the Dart^s Dairy Downs White’^s on being a ball. This waa. correct Inga. .you with ita an impression /on Don/ Mueller, Redlegs’ ninth inning 4-3 comeback THE TRUTH” ed by raising the lad’s-^landa li\ With Eacogto In the Domini' New York Gi/nta' outfielder. victory over the Senators at Camp ‘can Republle laat'winter, the na' . To Win Merchants Pin Crown the batting stance from around tives dubbed Neal The Octopus; Mueller says/that if the Indians Gordon, Ga. Harry Simpson hit a the .'waist to the letters and get B U Y t h a t s e c o n d c;a r y o u and Giants ineet in the World Ser fifth inning home run for Kansas ting them farther out from the giving you' a rough idea of -hla Chty’s lone iim and one of the. wide range. ies again year the Giants will Dart’a Dairy defeated White'!*- saved his be.vt perform- body. All Around Athlete HAVE WANTED FOR THE LITTLE win In flM games instead of four team’s two hits at Houaton. Pitts- Glass,' last year’s champions. 2^1 j - the championship game Reduced Mrikrouts ''.Every report' on hliri Ineludea as they ydi(h~ag«Inst the Tribe In bui-gh won on the sharp pitching Neal reduced Ida strikeout to capture top honors In the Mer- j singles of 160-144-100 for the line, “Will play regardless 'of' 1954. Hs concedes one 'victory to of Dick Littlefield, who* was re P )4 triple. Firpo Gallas also total by 44 batting in 76 runs as injury." Charley can take) hla WOMAN - BETTER HURRY! / Score, lieved by Nelson Klng-in the ninth chant's Bowling League last n^ht i vital part in Dart’k trl- the Montreal lead-off man last bumpaj having earned letters In AU THISI CARS WHX OlVt OOdD, DinNDAnX at the Y alleys. The Giassinen won upiph rolling 346. f lo w th season—from lOR at St, Paul in football and' basketball In high first round honors while. Dart’s /B ill Chapman I365l and Carl 1954 to 65. school. » TRANSrORTAnON. m ST gOMk MUT SKVID walked off with, second round ^ l i n Jr. (331)' stood out in a los ' The Bi-c.o'klyn braaa knew Neal, Neal was found by Bob Tarle- laurels. ' ing cause. n i o e 'g r d a t a right-hand better, had power ton, one-time buaieeaa manager Ihilr.v (1> - The losers took an early lead in ObIirn ...... loi II.7 1113 R4« to all fields, especially to rlgliV of the St. Paul club. FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY More Hiae A ** ” of Sonrieo last night’s championship match D^M^rrhuui r 90 R9 267 center. It was delighted when A quiet chdp who atlra up trou 0000110 P a ln ^ r . 1 ...... 104 19P)— Houston. Tex.. April 6 W i—Hsr- z i ’ z a 'z io " Neal leads leagues in. triples, Johnson rolls; Stan Hillntkl. Both titjmc ry (Suitcase) Simpson kt 30 ap Fuel Economy t the mark of the dovastatlng hit matches are 8chedu|(td to start at The Philadelphia Warriors need NIW ter. He has had 12, 13 and 14 7 o’clock. ' CHRYSLIR > PLYMOUTH only a home coi rt victory tomor pears to have found himself with the Kansas C?lty Athletics. SurtingEsiel Convertible. Tan 3-Deof. Green $11.00 HOLI.OW GLASS FLY row night to wrap up the Natidnal Baaketbali Assn, ^'layoff cham Simpson, grabbed by Cleveland NIW PULL PRICE . . PULL PRICE . . . RESERVEJ or SPfNNING RODS pionship. in 1951 after he hit .323 with San Quieter Quiet ?" ’'’-.'v PLYCRAFT If Paul Arizin keeps up his 28- Diego In the Pacific Coast League, £j.it Come in .ind lee point average they should give spent three frustrating years with . the nine greit new A m t i 1941 him the trophy to keep this sum the Indians. '56 Evinrudei. WHILE THEY LAST mer. 'The best he could do was .266 AAnanTaiAixf - V SALESMEN STUDEBAKER 9 FORD The steady. Wtrrior forward In 1952. He spent'much ,orf his time Convertible, Bronze . S-Door. Black scored 30 points last bight "s Phil in those years alternating between Exceptional Opportunity ~ adelphia outlasted the Fort Wayne first base and. the outfield. FULL PRICE . PULL PRICE .. Olats R d , Spinnins Real, Lino ■pleto $9.95 Pistons, 107-105, to take a 3-1 leqd Simpson, came to the Athletics ONLY AT In Monchtstsr and RockvHI* In their bvat-of-sev:en series. His in 1955 after a y-ear with Indian RbiM’^Hn eovtrtd dock' and hull, Vmtilating 1949 previous totals for the series wer'e apolis -In the American Assn, and windsninld, 2 berths, ehromn hardware, running Fast Expanding Saleaforoe i& k/f ^chenlei| 28. 27 and 27. at home again in .the-outfield he PLYMOUTH . , icmiUT.n EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE In winning, the Warriors broke completed hla first .3tf0 year in BARSTOMTS lights, self bailing motor, well end cockpit Reer, ( ' Thoreugh Training STUDEBAKER a four-year -Jinx. They hadn’t beat the majors getUng 119 hlta in 115 4-Door. Black. 4-Doof. YelloW NASSIFF ARMS (of eourso) en the Pistons here since rerru- Our 22nd Y«ar full transom soot and 2 pUot seats. Many ether Catal'og and New»|wpcr I-rad Stimulation games and driving in 62 runsi exclusive features. 17' moHlgb Weekly Income W GREEN STAMPS ^ It alao was their first road vic- well above the -300 mark. He got S*llin9 lo ry In this leaaon’a playoffs. the only two hila allowed by Pitts I Position Offers Career «nd Security NASSIFF ARMS (of eourso) They beat Syracuse, in the Ekistem burgh’s Dick Uttlefield last night EVINRUDES ^ Other Boats In Stock Divtalon aeries by trading home aa the Pirates beat the A’s 6-1 , Adequate Territory for Sales'Development 1949 laiEVROLET MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE victories, the schedule jiving them at Houston. - ’ ■ ProSt-Sharlng—Paid Vacation—Paid Holidays the 6dd game at Philadelpiia. One of Simpson’s hits was a 2.DOOR— FULL PRICE ... ' t .a 0, 0 • • a nSHING LICENSES ’ The Warrl^ora have the same- home ’ run. his seventh of the Group Insiiraace—Hoepltallzatlon edge If ’this aet goes the distance spring season. He hit only five r , NASSIFF ARMS (of eourso) but If their homp floor mligic holds round trippers in the 1965 aePaon, If you have selling experience—it you are lntereeti*d In yonr. tomorrovr night It won’t, go any future and the security of your family . . ' • ’’HOUSE or SPORTS’* further. A Fort Wayne victory ONLY AT 1015 IMAIN ST,. ‘ MANCHESTER would send the series back here On high ' aeaa. aeaworthineBS Sunday aftemobn. of a small bpat depends on APPLY IN PERSON RSTIRKD WITH HONOR* MARCH 10K6. A/b increase in prise* MOTORS, INC. its design, ita lines, -even ' mora JUST NORTH OF THE POST OFFICE SEARS RPEIUCK 2 COMPANY OFEN THURSDAY ani FRIDAY NIQHTS than usual on its size, but little ' ' 34 ViflON irntErt—BdCKVILLE SSSEAsVcENnRST. Ml 3-1131 •'The Boston Red [Sox were only on the amount or position EST. lf?2 ^ . 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I . , '...... ______Musical InstrUHlents 66 Busincis tiocstions the property. Reasonable. Dccupancy. Lot too lumber yard, convalescent home. roU N D — A placa where you cen 1952 Ford V-8 StraaL Ml. 8-4187. building lot, garaga. On highway 100, price $18,000. Call MI. 84378. Terms. Ownar, Box 43, WtUlmon- WsBtsd— Rssl Bgtsts 77 aeeure a compIete*llne of knitting Help fVuted—Male 36 For' Rent 64 with eight scree and brook in tic. r yams and acceaaortea, atamped station Wagon. Radio, heater, over Poultry snil Supplies 43 BosIb ani| AccMsories 46 Hollister Street — Older home, Brae-Burn Realty, ARE YOU CON8IDER1NO drive. WHY PAY MORE? three down and three up. First rear. Ideal for nursery or chit- la. embroidery cottons and WANTED—Carpenters, carpenters BARSTOW SAYS, “Build a boat, Fuel and Feed 49*A STORE AT CENTER. Heat (urn- time on the market. Now oU burn dren'a camp. $18,800. Phone own MANCHESTER—Cape (our roome, BOLTON-: Ranch, four room*. 8ELUNO3 YOURTUUK FROPERffTTriw rx im rx T r threads. At Tour Tam 1952-1953 Studebaker '/j Ton FRESH FROZEN turkeye from 13 Ithed. Ml. 84808, Ml. 84831. WIU 1 nmnnte* poop pcoperty hsipera and painters. See John to' 38 pounds, 88c pound. Alaojresh save half.” 12’ car carry, 118 Rent any of these Instrument* er, new plumbing. Has a flrepUice, er MI. *-6$88. full cellar with recreation room. Large living room with Meturo We wUl 10 Cottags St. Phohs 8U. Pickup Trucks . Kornae, or John Hills, at Jarvis hounds, complete (lit only $84.80. Dr y . f ir e p l a c e and furnace remodel front to suit tenante. Very clean, double lot, oil hot\etr window. Aluminum comhinatl free and without any oMigiMan. eggs. Sdhaub'a Turkey . Farm, 188 * Trumpet - * Saxophone enclosed front porch, combination I buy property tor eniS. MANY OTHERS AT LOWEST Acres, just oft Vernon St. at Hlllatown Rd. 13’ Challenger, handles 3 to IS h. hardwood. Iinmediat* delivery, Accordion • Tromboii* storm windows and acreens, plenty OLDER SEVEN room colonial, heat. Price $10,800. Don’t wait, windows and screens. Fireplace, Wa also buy proper PRICES Manchester Green. $1^ a load. ktl. 9-1883 after 8 p.m. 2400 SQ. FT. of apace (or buslnesa good condition. Ideal for large call Gaaton-WUkio Realty. tow t0X4is. large lot. Sihatl down r or buying brati rOUND—Brown fsmals- mongrel /u s s . p.,'fast, $119.50. Center deck, only Clarinet Guitar oflices or Ugbt tnduatry. Second oC cloeete. Asking $18,800. Ehwy Terms—Low Monthly Pay BABY CHICKS and turkey poults. $13.50. 14'x82 ” VacationeV. $148.50. or anV others. family, Bhicloead aunporch, oil •-4389. MI. 9-8731. payment. VA and FHA approved. 'aNLBY BRAY. Realtor dot. Call Doc Warden, Lee Frac- ments—Bank Rates floor. Centrally located. Parking Oxford Street—Five room ranch heat, all OtiltUas, goragt. Lot 68’x Priced $10,800. Goaton-WUkle BRAE-BURN R E A L ^ Clda. ML 83840. SKETCHMAKERS Little and McKinney, Inc., 15 Center deCk, $13.5o! All kita com Only $10 for three monthf. (acUiUos. OaU JA. 7-1873. Woodbridge St. plete with Monel anchor fast nails. ^Household Goods 51 nearing compleUon. Buy now and 318' .Handy to bus and school. Will MANtnOE^R— Older room Realty Co., MI. $4888, MI. 84781. ML $-gIT$*______qualify for vateran. Phone Bar colonial In ideal location near ROUND—Black and brown female CHORCHES MOTORS With ArUstic ability for photo en Elasy to tiund. Bsrstow’a, jusi Repair on all Inatrumenta by choose your own color oebama. STUDEBAKER SALES. SERVICE Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 Hcstlni—Plumblnf - 17 s t a ir hall carpet. 13 x 18 Two (Ireplacaa Mg rooms, lot Ia bara Woods Agancy. MI. 8-n03. acbool and bui. 011 heat and ga- RfXSCVILLE — $8,400 3-tamUy, USTINQS WANTED - Stngt^ moMrel dog. Call Dog Warden, graving plant. Must have good nprth of the Post Office, factory trained experts. SUITE OF bfflcea on Main St. Air two-(aml|y, throo-fomily, bool- U e rm ccM a. MI. 8-4840. 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Articles For Sale . 45 rug, in bblg* and brown fern pet-. 80x300. Only $18,800. rags. V.A, down payment $1,800, 8 ahd 6. Two port^B, two-car ga Open Till 8 p.m. MI. 8-8483 1883 FORD convertible. Radio. ALI.< TYPES of electrical wiring. background in art work. Good conditioned. Inquire Marlow’s. less than $80 par month. Clifford rage. r a r alte lot. Good condition. neas property. Hava wuay eoah starting rate with progressive in tern Ml.-^ 7 8 , ______CHESTER ACCORDION CO. rOUND-BIack and white insie Ford-O-Matic, white walls. Beau InstallMlona and' repairs done. PLUMBING and heating—Repalra FOR SALE—Taylor Tot, Bendlx Buccaneer Motors. 3 h.p. to 35 h.p. 91 Union Street \ Tanner Street-Three new ranch MANCHESTER Honaea and Ce. MI. 3-1303, Ml. 14 mite from, tenter. Tom Minor, buyers. Mortgage oningsS. 1848 CHEVROLET sc4an delivery. tiful condition. Call MI. 3-5838 be Call J/a n d A. Electric. AU. 8-8878. and contract wont. Ciill AU. 8-8841. crease’s, All benefits, sxcellsnt op automatic washer, $30. Call MI. Holsclaw Boat Trailers FOUR ROOkl8 of (urnituro Inchid- homes by Hanael * Petfrmon atUl 84788. Broker, Rockvllte. TR. 8-8043. Pl*«*e eoU George U OrsalaAo. moncrel dog. Call Dog Warden, portunity tor right persons. • V STORE AT 38 Birch St (or rent. What Mna living! taven room older Ijeenacchla, Ml. 8-4840. 1848 Chevrolet, four dohr. Fleetline fore p.m. . 8-9660 any time. Chris Crsift Boat Kits — Old Town ing radio knd television. MI. Ml. 8-8708 Inquire Marlow’s. (or salt. Choica locaUqiiy wall con Realtor, ML $-8878. 10$ Henry de luxe sedan. Call MI. 8-4760. a sh ; fs AND rubbish removed. Apply Kingcraft' and many others. 9-9410. Inqulr«\148 Cooper Hill St. PI. 2-7088 structed homes. Open dally. Drive home in good comUUon with al TOIXJkND-’-Bxcellem five room Street. rOUND<-Brawn and white male 1853 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook aedan. >^n work, trees cut, cellsra Movtne—-Trackint BOLTON—Building stone, veneer, Marine hardware, palnjs, flshifig FRONT ROOM office, suitable (or. by and see these beauUfuI homes. most 6 scree of wooded land on Bots for Ssls 76 ranch. T«ro years old. Fireplace, mongrel dog. CaU Dog Warden, MANY OLDER cars, good tfans- A good clean'car. Has> radio and ;waned. Papers and rags taken StoraKt ^ 20 ABC PHOTO GRAVURE (iraplact, wall aTone flagatone. equipment. business 'or professional, 17’xS0’. Sensibly priced at tlO.IOO. Gener Woodland St, Threa bedrooma, 1% lot nSarly two acres. Short drlva nr READY to bu;buy, n soil,U, axehaagaaxe h t t r n x M m , Ml. 8-4840. portauon. Cara that can’t ba aacn heater. Full price tSSO. CaU eve- tway, free. MI. 8-0143. , SUPPLY CORP. - Also slats flogging, Bolton Notch FRIGIDAIRE Re) erator, apart- BIO SPRING SALE! AU ptanra ws Cheney Block, 983 Main St. MI. ous mortgagee, baths, new pine-paneled den, full LOT A ZONE, 78 x 148, all utUittea. to parkway, $18,600. Tom Minor, real oatote, mi1ortgofsa ORsrrsAgsd,1 from tha stroat. Look behind our ' nlnga. MI. 9-6039. AUSTIN A. CHAAfBERS CO. local Elm Street. Manchester Quarry. AU. 8-0817. Prompt de JOHN F; VALLUZZI rtient size, $80. 11 MI. 0-8037. have rccenUy louied, rented or 3-8419. or MI. 8-7*14. cellar, oil hast, i-car garage, Centrally located. Alt white Roper Broker. RockvlUe. TR. 8-8043. consult HowardIR. Histiaga AgOB- IX)8T—Female German Shepherd, OUict. Douglas Motors. 833 Mam. UONDER’S T.V. Ssrvtca, avaliabis and long distance moving, pack livery. , taken in trade, pianos used as Gerard 'Street —• Four bedroom wonderful altuatira for a .largt combination range, excellent era- cy, Ml. 9-1107. black and tan, vicinity of Morlar- 1947 FORD TUDOR, very clea any Ume. Aiftenna convcrsi'ma. ing, storaga. Call AU. 8-81tl Hart SERVICE station sttsndsnt, over MANCHESTER BOAT CO. . demoonstrators, or discontinued older home In nice residential sec family. A raal value at $18,800. dlUon. MI. 8-8384.' ROCKVILUC—New custom 8 bed’ ty’a Oaraga, MI. t-tWO;______Good condition. MI, 9-9919 aft/r Phllco factory aupamaed sarvira. ford CH, 1-1423. 35 years of aga and experienced. OAK BUFFB3T, a u l^ le for sum models, now on sals at real aav- BUborban For Rtnt 66 tion. House la In Up-top condiUon room ranch. Fireplace, plaatercd LISTINGS WANTED in old and 8 p.m, Tai AU. 8-1488. f o o t mer cottage, $8. Call ^ I. 0-8736. walle, 'cement basement. CT' new homes. Buysra waiting. Somo PLEASE ACCEPT THIS IN Apply 'In person at Van's Service SIX * upright freezer, like , 10 ESSEX ST. ings. Most are full 88-note key ROCK'VILLE — Five room rent, and la loadad with axtraa. Houses CARROLL-DRIGGS Subarbsn For Ssls 75 VITATION TO CONIE AND ALANCHESTER Package Delivery. Station, 437 Hartford Rd., between new. Reasonable. MI. 9-1306. Tel. MI. 9-2929 boards; Included are nationally- Uke this can’t be duplicated today. REALTORS Water. Immediate occupancy, woht occupant now, aonte «b4 «C ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. Light tnidktng and package deliv SINGER UPRIGHT vacuum clean (amous Wurlitter and Daldwin’a furnished or unfurnished, $88 *14,380. Georgs J. Coleman. Rock- eehool. T. J. Broker. K L ABBoaiicosMnts 2 INSPECT OUR FIN E. SE 1948 CHEVROLET with/good Yards, cellar and attics cleaned. 8 s;m, and 13 noon. er $28. Good condition. MI. monthly. No car apace. Full bath, Immediate occupancy. The asking 784 Mall) St. East Hartford VERNON-Ranch, 8% large rooms. ery. Remgerators, washers and Open evenings 6 — 9 p.m. Acrooonic aplneu. Each one an price , is 833,000. JA. 8-4164 Clqe* to school, bus. A bargain a: vtU*. TR. 84048. TR. 84710. t-78*S. INCOME TAX praparad by ax- LECTION OF USED CARS. motor, 388. MI. 9-6205 a fte /J p.m. Prompt and 'reliable service. Call stove moving epeotalty. Folding CLERK-TYPIST for billing, -to GAS HOT WATER heater MI. Saturday 9 — 5 ;30 p.m. a-'risi.. ______^ outstanding value. Spinets priced first floor. 'One child, no pets. In- ■vos,, waekends: Mr. Lysik JA. any time, MI. 9-3146. 8-6888 after 7:30 p.m. qutre 420 Lake St., Mancheater. Gaston-Wilkie Realty po. pariaacad tax consultant. Person- 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe jUiolrS for rent. kU. 8-0TU. work in Manchester. Must be FLORENCE combination aa low as $325, grands from $875. Oak Grove Street — Gor* 84144 . Mr, Stevens JA. 8-1737 MI, 8 48*9, 30. 8-8781, at or businaas. CaU Fraak Farl- 1953 Plymouth quick typist. Bookkeeping know- Also new Baldwin Electronic ranch on a lot of 137x600. Sixlorg* station Wagon, 15,000 Very clean. Four new tires, good FOR YOUR mason or carpenter FINEST MOVING, packing, stor GRAVEL, SAND, stone, hot mix BARSTOW SAYS. "It's the truth. oil range. Suitable for MANCaiBSTER—Six room Cap* donLML8«18.______condition. MI. 8-3883. work call William Kanehl Con lerlge helpful. Good salary com Our 23nd year selling Evtnrudes.” good conditira, MI. 8-3676. Spinet Organa, used only in our Wanted To Rent 68 rooms, two til* bath*, enclosed rear miles. One owner, age, warehousing crating serv mensurate with ability, with op asphalt, loam $3 yard, delivered. teaching studio, 8200' dikbount. porch, attached garage, full t Ood, not In a -development. OU A DREAM COME TRUE BUY AT DISCOUNT INCOME TAX prtpared. Room structor and Builder. MI. 3-7773, ices. Call Frank Amodio, Moving Nussdorf Sand and Stone. Call MI. 3. 5.5, 7.5, 10, 15. and SO h.p. WANTED—Urganlly, 44 unfurn heat, cabinet kitchen,' dlahwoah- 1953 Chevrolet CHEVROLET conv^Uble coupe, portunity to learn accounting ma 8-7406. models In stock. $149.50 up. 2 YEARS TO PAY \ Gosi Piano Co., 317 Asylum St., ment, art**l*n waU, etc. and many 90TA, 88 Bast Canter S t Tueaday Four door. Radio, heater, Good mechanical c/ndltion, 8160. and Storage Co., Inc. AU. 8-8301. chine. 40 hour.week. Answer In Hartford. JA. 5-8896.'Open Thurs ished rooms. Adult family. Rea many more choice features. Only a *r and disposal. ceUer garage, AndoVer—Almost leted ie through Saturday, 10 a.m. to Terms, trades'. Only at Barstow’s, MORE TIME IF NEEDE® sonable. Centrally located. Write outside flreplac*. Near school* ranch built for livability" ALUSHNUM M lM N e and white tires. Call MI. 8-8837.1 Household Services own handwriting. Box A, Herald.- just north of the Post Office. day nights. few mlnutee walk to Porter gtreet B.m7RaJph Brou, Ml. 84813, < A WHOLE HOUSE \ Box N. Herald. School. Priced at $81,000 and the and bu*. Asking' 814,800. CUlford with the featursa want in all I n . 848U. ______1952 Chevrolet NO MONEY d o ^ . I960 pldsmo- Offered 13-A Psliinng—Papering 21 TIRE SALE Hansen and Co. Ml, 8-1808, MI. batter buUt hi IS. FHA and VA Four door. Powsrglide, YOUNG MAN 600-16 ...... $12.45 LYMAN 13' fishmen, two swivel OF FURNITURE MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE need 4 owners are open to offers. blle, 1849 pord/w o and four door. WEAVING of burns, moth bolts 670-15 ...... $14.70 seats, three life saver cushions, BEAUTIFin^ Hawaiian guitoJ-. wiUi *47*8. approved, *18.000! radio and heater. 1941 Ford. EMcUent second, cars, PAINTlNGi-Bxtarlor and intarlor, For factory work with some truck FOR ONLY $488 amplifier. CaU MI. 8-9147. or 8 rooms,- single house pre Otheri available and ready to move TOE DAIRT QUEEN at 807 West 1952 Oldsmobile and torn clothing, hositry runa, paperbanging, callinge reflniahed. driving experience. Steady job with 710-15 ...... $16.95 oafs, fitted canvas, stays to sup ON THE EASIEST TERMS ferred. MT. 9-3607. $U.800 EXPANDABLE Cap*. Hot good running' and clean. See Bob handbags rapdtred alp|iar rt- rapidly growing firm. Excellent port canva.^. Master-Craft trailer, T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor into. from 113,800 And up. Mlddla ‘^ a . Is now open. Four door, logded with ac- Oliver at Crater Motor Sales, 481 wallpaper books on requeet. EaU- IN THE WORLD M^SIC instrument*I, rental. Ooi^ water heat, full ahtd dormer, one Custom built ctdeUlals, Capa (Jod*. cesaorisa. placemant, uinbraliaa repatrad, niatea given. Fully Insured. Ed starting rate with increases, all FIRSTS GUARANTEED model CV.IOO. Johnson 10 h.p. pteta line of Inatrumenta. RentaJ LOCAL FAMILY qf three adults Office Phone MI. 3-8418 acre,- Bwaeplng view, euburban mOOMB TAXES praparad In your Main St. men’s ahlrt collars reversed and benefits. Apply model QD15 Will sell for $750. 'would Uke 4 or 8 room single salt boxes, tri levels, and raneboa LAWN 1962 Willys Aero Ace, ward R. Price.' Au. f-1003. Guaranteed New. Treads 3 COMPLETE spiled to purchase price. Repre Res. Phone MI. 8-n81 Carlton W Hutchina. MI. 84183, •tarUng Boon. Choice of acre, lots, *'— or by appolntmant Bxpor- replaced. Marlow’a LltUa Mend MANCHESTER ENGRAVING INC. 600-16 ...... $7.95 Call AU. 3-5978. senting Olds. Seimer, Ped- houae, reasonable rent, with or lODCOdlI tax W ld h i^ ML 847d. a ^lindcr. ing Shop. ROOMS OF BRAND hfEW and plans (or suburban Ufa at its ■tiers for Sale 6* A PAINTINO a n d paperhanging. Elm Street 670-15 ...... 36.95 ler ahd Bundy. Metter’s MuMc wlthrat option to buy. Write P. O. OLDER .SIX room home, extra lot, beat. ' ^ 1952 Hudson Repair or new work. First class 1954 MERCURY boat motor, 16 FURNITURE Box ^ 1 , Manchester. THREE f a m il y ,, very central, iNCX>lai TAXES p r tp o i^ FLAT FINISH HoUand artndoW 710-15 ...... $9.95 horsepower. Asking $225. Call PIj Studio; 177 McKee. 50. 8-7500. ,l>^ baths, storm soah. Verplanck Club aedan. Immaculate. 1888 M’ TRAILER. Excellent work at reaaonabie rates. - Ray DISPLAY MAN and window dec BEAUTIFUL ' WESTINGHOUSE school area. Racehtly radecorated, good condition. 8-84. Carlton W. Dan Moalar. ML t - n n oor 1951 Nash condition, 32.800. Call MI. 9-8234 shades, mada to measure. AU mond Flake. AU. 9-9337. - orator. Apply Watkina Bros, 938 EXCHANGE / . 2-6405. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR URGENh^Y n e e d e d , by family Hutchins. MI. 84183. 8-4814. REIMER T-WU. metal Venetian blmda at a new $15,900. Hek Agency. MI. 8-8538 Statesmen. Radio, heater, aftey 4 p.m. Main St. $1 down, $1 weekly BLOND BEDROOM SUITE Wesi^g Apparel—Furs 87 of three,’ 4 or 8 room rent-. Tel. MI. 84111. overdrive and twin beds. low price. Keys .made Whlls you PAIN’TING and paper hanging. No HANDSOME LIVING ROOM MI. 9-4727 alter 4 p.m. SPRING HOUSING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHAIRS INOOMB TAX raturna praparad at wait. Manow’a. your convanlancs. For appomt- 1961 Ford V-8 Job too small. Free estimates. Call DUMP TRUCK driver wanted. Ap BypGET CENTERCl ± SUITE GRAY WODL topper, size 18, In 23 HOLLISTER ST. — Four bed VALUES Auto Di1.Ttng School 7-A Gilbert Fickett. AU. 8-8982. ply at 'The Thomas Colts Co., 38l At the Center . MI. 3-4164 HEAT-PROOF DINETTE SET good -condition. Reasonable, CaU rooma and two full baths, large (Joventry PI, 34381 WITH SAtAN OATS EEdl lACKS m ast eaU MI. 8-1881. Coups Sedan. Radio and FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Broad St., Manchester...... I______FOUR , unfurnished rooma. heater. and floor tile. Let us modernise BEAUTIFUL “DE LUXE’’ RANGE MI. 8-4788. \ , living room, lovely kitchen and 88 MARSHALL ROAD —.Six lORTLOCX’S Driving School. Lost PAINTING, paperhanging. Door ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- INSTEAD OF WESTINGHOUSE Two adults. MI. 9:7121 after 8. dining area recreation room. Thii 1949 Dodge confidenca quickly restored by your bathroom and kitchen. For sanding and finishing. Old floors PIN, BOYS wanted. Apply Manches. Room Cape Cod In Up-top con- BOLTON—Three bedroom ranch. Greatest /- abla and standard typewriters. ELECTRIC' REFRIGERATOR, MIDDLE-AGED woinan wants ia custom built Cape with a full diUon, AU rooms finlahad. Oil GAROIN RAKES>HOES ...... S l.ft ML Coronet, tour door with skiUed, courteous .Instructors. free eaUmatea call AU. 8-2838, The i-efinlahed, Vernon Hutchins. MI. ter Bowling Green. Call MI. ' converse IF YOU PREFER RUGS. Wante^l^To Buy 58 Fireplace, plastered walla, hard Tile Shop, Buckland. ^ 9-2937. % All makes of adding machines / three room unfurnished apart shed dormer. Must be seen to be heat. BeauUfuI lot with trees. wood fldors, basement garage, $1 GARDEM SHOVELS...... $2.ft A U C T IO N S radio and heater. License mcluded. Dual controlled, 3-4883. sold or ranted. Repairs on all LAMPS, TABLES. LINOLEUM appreciated. Shown by appoint G.l. and F.H.A, mortgage DON’T WAIT, SEE U8 TODAY! atandard, automaUc cars. MI. JR. ARROW HEADS old gims,.swords, ment in private home. MI. 3-5315. acre lot, garden, $14,900. . CaU “BEFORE YOU DECIDE TAKE A t MINUTE BIDE* FURNITURE repairing and retm- A-1 PAPERING and painting. Free SERVICE STATION attendant — makes, Marlow’a. AND A FEW OTHER ARTICLES ment Call Manchester Associ available. Priced (or quick salo owner. Ml. 8-7070. E v e r! 9-7398; powder horns, stuffed anlmklB, old PLANT MANAGER moving to ates, Realtors. Phil Hallin, MI. lahing; antlquea reatored. Furni estimates, all work guaranteed. part time, over 35 years of age EVERYTHING post cards, etc. MI. 34717. Stan, at. only $14,800. ' . - -. SOLIMENE, INC. ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUe. SALE—S3 1-3% off on 150 patterns Mancbeater desires two bedroom 9-8231, Earl Rohan, MI. 8-7488, 18 ST. LAWRENCE STREET— VERNON—Brand new 8% room 3RAND-NEW INVENTORY OF GET Y O U R ^rlver’s license now. Can AU. 9-1372. and experienced, hours 6 p.m. to m the Blue Rjltbon collection book. FAINTING AND ONLY $488 70 MiU St. , DOtKSE-PLYMOUTH Enjoy early spring driving, enroll AU. 3-7449. 10 p.m* daily. Must apply in per home unfurnished before June 1st. (Jharlea Lathrop, MI. .843$;l, Seven Room older home just 1 ranch with two cor basement MANCHESTER SURFLUS SAUS 00. 8PR1NO MERCHANDISE: Garden We also handle texture paint. It Free, storage until wanted. Free Responsible’ party with excellent, block from Center Street. One- rage. BeauUfuI kitchen and dining BuppUss, Outdoor, FumitUrs, Tools, 834 Center Street now with Manchester’s oldest, son between 8 a.m. and.lS'noon. makes old ceilings look like hew. delivery. IS* N. MAIN BT. AT DEPOT (iQUABE-M I t-T tU most recommended auto school. TRY US FOR reupholstering, slip } Bonds—S to c k s References required. Van’s Serv PAPER HANGING Rooms WlthouX^Board 59 references. Manchester Engrav csr forage. - Good hom% for area, with view. Living room with Gina, AppUancss, yishlng Supplies, rovers, draperies, rug cleaning. Green Paint and Wallpaper Co., Free set up by our own reliable ing, Inc.,, P. O. Box 839, Milan- large famUy. No traffic street raised hSarth fireplace. Three MONDAY-FBIDAy • Is B-BATUBOAT $• «>** Call - Manchester Driving Acade Mortgageg 31 ice Station, 427 Hartford Rd., at next to Manchester Knitting Miljs t e l e p h o n e men. OWNER MOVING ,^ Houatwarsa, ate. - FORD, 1881 Victoria. Ra^o, heat my, PI. 2-7248 any time, Mr, Free delivery service. All work the Texaco sign. \ ROOM |N private homk; Inquire Chester MI. '9-4819. for amail chUdren. Owner’s bedrooma 818,900. Madeline Smith, er, overdriv^ two tone iw nt. One guaranteed! Smith’s Upholstery 31.000 COSTS 323.38 monthly and at the Green. Open from 9 a.m.i- State Tailor Shop. MI. 3-'7S83. After transfar is your good fot^une. Realtor, MI. 9-M43, Bvarything for Bvarybody! owner. McCluTe PonUac^ 373 Main Mlclette, your peraonal instructor. Shop. 343 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663. 9 p.m. ---■ Ml 9.3786 Phone Me llmmediately SIX ROOM COLONUL ■VERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY that's all. Dial CH. 8-8887. FHA SETUP MAN in punch press de Hartford CH. 7-0358 6:30 call MI. 3-5047. \ 'Business Property For Sale 70 ' Buy this at $14,900. St. MI, 8-4845}^Open ^cnings. LARSUN'S ORIVINU School. Evenings All. S.-7287. . and Gl fianclng a apeclalty with partment. One accurtomed to Two-car garage, fireplace, oil 148 WALKER STREET-Seven and SATURDAY NITES 55 GALLON Ink arums for sale, After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4690 IN PRIVATE HOME—Wel|\heated, Salaa Start at 7 p.m. CHEVROLET—18U Del Air. two Atanchastsr’a only tromed and TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mow Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, close tolerAnce. work preferred. $2.80 each. Inquire Herald Office. BUILDING—Two office suites, etqam heat, A-1 condition, large lot, Room Cape with $t’e*seway cartifiad matniotor. FOr your aafo- 1 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. Please apply to Gunysr Manufac 13 Btsaell St. See It Day or Nigjht large comfortable room,\ quiet business or professional. Air con deelrabl* neighborhood,. near and 1 car garage on fencad In Wa aeoommodata 1000 paopls door sedan. Radio/ heater, two ers, (hand and pbwerl precision neighborhood for genUemen\ Ref ditioned. Central location Reason ovar too cars! tone paint.. ExcalMnt condition’. ty wa art iromtd tp taach proper ground 'to 30 inchest Saws of all turing Co.. 334 Hartford Rd. schools, bus, shopping area, $18,800 landscaped lot. Boweis School ly. AO. 9-eOT|. 17 CU FT. UPRIGHT freezer, Ex- A—U -B —E—R—T—S erences. MI. 3-8183. \ able. Box W. Herald. Can be seen by appointment only. District and 3 blockrfrom now ■vary waak thouaands aavs. at McOure Pontiac, 3 ^ Msiln-St. MI. kinds. Machine filing and retooth Business Opportunities 32 APPRENTICE and engraver. Lo^al ^ Septic Tanks 43-45 AIXYN ST., HARTFORD 8-4545. Open evening. Local cellent condltlon. Reasonable. Call high school. SelUng below re- ing. ' Circular aawa, precision concern has opening for 0940. ’. lostallatlon and Repair Farms and Land For Sale 71 lacement cost at oiily $14,900. POST AUCTION ROOMS Motorcycles—BiCTCIes 11 sharpened; ;gumming; axes enal- ITALIAN-AMERICAN restaurant man to learn engraving. ROOM TO RENT. Near bkth..0pe GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO, Ixcellent G.l. mortgage avail lage'knives, mower blades, shears, and bar. Full liquor license. Fully Specialist. FRIGIDAIRE 1955, 9’1 special, or two gentlemen. 54 High St. **Oonn.’a Largest Auction Firm'* HIGH QUALITY, Phone BU, 9-2717. H W E RENT RB floor Sanders, edgers, STAFFORD SPRINGS—150 acres REALTOR gable. BICYCLE REPAIRING ail types. knives aerrajed: clippers, etc. equipped restaurant. Sunday sale polishers, hand aanders, wall: used two months. Kemp's, Irie. land. High elevation, good view. / RT. 5 — BERLIN TURNPIKE, Bingilab a apeclalty. Now open 8 Keys duplicated. Bmpsou'. H. ■ of liquor permitted. Ideal for * Sewers Cleaned ROOM FOR RENT— Heated, hot NEWINGTON, CONN. GUARANTyEED U S ^ CABS papering equipment, ateamera and AND INSTALLED water, kitche'n privileges, parking. Approximately 80 acres open laud. Mancheater Ml. ^ 7 * a.m. to 8 p.m. Manchester Aborn, Maple St..- Ellingtra. Rock ‘party. Plenity of parking apace; IMMEDIATE ladders. We carry all typea of Excellent development area. Six Call for appointment to inspect 0pp. Conn, L4-‘ A Power Qo., Bldg. Cycle Shop, lie Weat Middle ’Turn ville TR, 8-7188. Moderate rent, lease. Rosemount IRONRITE IRONER. floor sample. Lady or gentleman. MI. 3-1408. these ItsUnga 1956 Ford/Country Square floor finiahes, C. J. Aforrison Paint * Cellars DrainMl Kemp’s. Iijc. room house. Two large barns, four TODAY pike. An. Vsots. Restaurant, Route 88. Bolton, SALES OPPORTUNITY Co., 385 Center St. MI. 9:9713, ROOM IN private home; Gentle- car garage. ’ Some cattle and O tM P MARANAOOOK, RCadflald, Radio, heuer, Fordomstic,' pow4r MELODY RAUIO-T.V., phono’s. Conn. Highway from Manchester NEAR Ea s t c e n t e r st.—Attrac. steering white wall tires. Light BIKES. CHAIN drive trikes, trl- Night calls. Gusrhntssd ssrvlcs. Increased demand for the man preferred. Telephone in Equipment. Owner not weU. live six room Cape (Jod. Flrepli<;c, Malna. BaUbllahcd- by William H. to Colchester. Call MI. 94238 after EASY SPIN-DRY washer, a real room, shower'in basement. MI. $M,000. Tom Minor Broker, Rock JARVIS REALTY CO. Morgan In 1808, boya 8-18. Ltader- ;rey (tm^h. New car guarantee, cyclsa, . pedal cars. Rebuilt, Ml 9-3380. 13 noon; high quality heating service we. Town and^untry sanitary molding, recreatlop 884 Canter Street, Manchester painted like new for half the price. offer makes it important to buy. Kemp's, Inc. >s 3-7903. ville. TR. 6-6012. room, porch, garage. Very reason WEEK END SPECIALS ahlp In camp^aft, nature lore, Hid Custom s MI. 8-4113. Evenings MI. 8-7*47 awfmiahig, Mdllnc. tannU, FI Vs room ranches, hot water Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1237, BU. Herald, . Open for Inspection every Satur WANTBb—Ride, vicinity/ Wood- Radio, heater, hydramaUc, dark 8-3198, Ml, ^-0055. ‘ V. BELLUOd and Son, Afason Con SEPTIC TANKS Surceasor to' DEMAND PERFECqpH oil heat, full basement, ptestar blue with white wall tires; A very tractor. Brick and atone . veneer, Ssinipen Wsnteti NEWTON R. TAGGART . day and Sunday. 3 p.m. until dark. wsJIs, full insulation, fireplacs tils SHRUBS f e r t il iz e r brid(e St. to Hartford. Hoifrs 8 to clean car for the year. DOORS 0PBE(ED. keys flttedi fireplace, chimney, also concrete AND i- bath, city utilities. 4:48, Call Ml, 8-«738, 1951 Ford 8 Country Sq^iire copied, vacutim cleaners, trona, work, MI, 9-5451, 318 Fern St. CLERK TYPISTS . HOUSE TO Ho u se" Hensel and Peterman, Ine, Gil b e r t FICKETT SPREADERS Radio, heater. Only 36,000 miles. guna, ate., ' repaired. Shears, AU. 3-5043. PLUGGED SEWERS MI. 3 6983 Six room colonial, lavatory, fire Spiiwo — — BMuty lusli — HowbH ^ ABt08Boblles for Salo 4 knivM. mowers. et'c.„put mto con ROUTE SALESMEN place, hot water oil heat, three 1951 Pontiac Convertible dition for coming needs. Braltli- BIDWELL HOME Improvement Full time Proudly ProsMt A Soloct Colony of large bedrooms, full tile bath tip. TOOLS Radio, heater, green with white Co. Alterations, - additions, ga If you feel that you are a' hustler, MACHINE CLEANED $13,400 NEW RANCH homci now Porch, ameslte drive, city utilitlss. Quine* - - Pink AlRiond — W*ig*lia — lut- GOOD BUT; 1883 Rord Victoria wail tires. waits. 63 Pearl rawet. and then you- are capable of making being built. Three bedrooms, ce ' V-S hardtop, ivory-black, 41,300, rages. Re siding specisllsts. Septic Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer ramic Ule bath hot water heat, lull Good location.' 1962 Ford Convertible WEBBS ’TV—32.1(0 per oaU. An: budget terms. MI. 9-8493 or ’TR. $100 a week or belter wlth.ua. We NOW t*Hly lush— 4>*utzia — Fortythlo — Rm * of ROLLERS overdriiK, radio, rear speaker. Lines Install^ 5-ROOM RANCH HOMES ceUar, Ik acre, trees, view. Subur (ood whitewalls, new slip covers. Radio,-heater, blue with while wall tenna Initallationk, U.H.F. con 5-9^09. , Part time prefer men with no e.xperience be Ntw homes now under constiiiction tires. tween the ages of 23 and 35, This Celliir WaterjMooflng Done ban. Pick your own colors and lot at Ansaldl Heights and Wells St, Oil mUeaca very food. Good con versions, new seta. All work guar !. 5 I ON now. Cterlton W. Hutchina, Realtor, ^ r o n — HycIranQoa j— *Honoy. Sucklo t— SEED dition. 1800. 18-A Oxford St. MI. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Con anteed. MI. 9-8801; may be what you have been look near Main, Florists—Nurseries 15 Must type, exper ing for, BO atop In and talk it over McKin n e y BROS. MI. 94132, Ml. 94894. S-«80T. vertible i Industrial land for sale. Mock OronQ*. BULBS COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart ience Irelpfui but not with (^ur aalea- manager. Air, A.-W. SEWERAGE DISPD.SAL CO. EAST CENTER ST.—Suitable tor 1880 OIDSMOBILE “88” four door. Radio, heater, light green with R. Wolcott on wringer and auto SPRING FLOWERS, ' fresh Jcut Foraker, white wall tires, ^ daily. Iris, snapdragon, daffodUs, essential. Modern in 180-ls; Pearl St„ Tct- 811 8-8308 One block to office and borne. Ten rooms, CHARLES LESPERANCH Radio and heathr, V-8, Good con- maUc waahuig machuias. eltcUlc One block from y steam heat oil, fireplace, two GRASS SEED dlUon, $400, MI. 8-lt48. 1953 Oldsmobile Convertible ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, tulipa. carnationa, and gladiolus. dustrial plant, con NEWTON'S ROBERTSON the highl.v. rated Stores and bus r MT. 9-7620 Radio, heater, hydrsmatic, power small appllancea, welding. 174 Azalea plants In bud and bloom, venient pafking. BAKERY Bowers School lines bathrooms two-car garage, large WANT TO BUT A CAR and had steering, power brakes. Light Mam Street. AG. 0-8678. . Delivery service. Anderson Green. TANNER ST. lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar S&H GREEN STAMPS FLAGSTONE t ’ your eradlt turned down? Don’t green. . houses. |53 Eldrid^e St. AU. 3-8488. 750 Wetherafield Ave.. Hartford. ranged. A real bargain. For -ap MANCHESTER — Overslied eix kuBBlSH AND* ashes removed. pointment call George L, Grazia- room ranch, two years! young. v# up, aee “Honaat” Ooutiaa, 1952 Buick Special dio. Realtor. Ml. 9-8878. Modem kitchen, ceramic Ule bath, 8 Main. Not a finance company Club sedan. Radio, heater, dvns- Genet-si cleaning, cellars.’’ attics HOLO-KROAlE SCREW GAUGE MAKER W * hov* tM foUowinQ'frtsh irfug sfo ^ to chooM from: eplan. and yards. Reasonable 'i-ates. M. Roorinx—SiilinK 16 CORP. two fireplaces, walk out cellar, a'L flow. Black with white wall Urea, A M. Rubbish Removal. MI. Help Wsnteil— These Fine Homes Feature: tached garage. Wonderful - loca FOR THE BEST in Bonded built 31 BROOK ST MANCHE.STER ik>NTUC-18S3 ChiaRaln de luxe 1950 Ford Convertible 9-9757- ELMWOOD. CONN. Male or Female S7 tion. Asking $23,000. For appoint EVERBREENS, PINK OOOWOOD, MARNOUA RED BUD, aOW- Radio and heater. , up roofs,^shingle roofs, gutters, ' *'8 ROOMS (either S bedrooms, or 2 two doer sedan. Radio, heater, JA. 3-5^35 TOOL MAKER Five rooms,-fireplace, plks- ment to inspect call Clifford Han ’’fcydramatir low mileage. One ANTIQUEIB Retinlshed. Repa'rlng conductors and- roof repairs' call COUNTER WORK — part or full bedrooms and dlnleg room) sen and Co. MI. 3-1303, MI. 9 0788. tered walls,'knotty pine reerte- ERINS CRAB, ROLDEN CHAIN TREE, AZALEAS, SMOKE TREE,! owner. McClure Pontiac, 3?S Main BARLOW MOTORS drae on any furniture. Tieman, Coughlin, AU. 3-7707v ,______• time. "Apply ,in person. Sandwich . * LAR.Gli WELL-LANDSCAPED liOTS 189 SouUi Mam St' Phone AH. Nook, 999 Main St. ON tion room, rear porch, garage, OFF PORTER ST., roomy Cape St, MI, 8-048. Open evenings. 435 MAIN ST.,’ MANCHESTER RAY’S ROOFING CO., ahlnile and a BA8E.MENT GARAGES WITH A5IESITE aOWERINR PEACH, WEEPINB CHERRY, ANDROMEDA, U O R EL 3-6643. DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced MACHINIST DRIVES ameslte drive, dishwasher, gar Cod! full shed dormer, fireplace, 1841'D O ^ B SUUon Wsgon, 14 built up roofs, gutter and con preferred but not necessary. Fivf CLERK, 'to take full charge of hot waiter heat, garage, nice'prl- peeaengei*. 18W Intemstionsl MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio ductor work. roof, chimney, re- day week. Write Box K, Herald. cigar and candy department. Good 1 * BIRCH CABINETS IN KITCHEN bage disposal, trees, city utili- - vat# lot. Only $lS,90(i, Carlton W. acheol wis. Csn be seen st Royal 1854, 1853. 1863,- 1851 CNEVRO- and T.V. apcclalisti since 1934. laira. Ray Hagenow. -MI 8-2214. pay and gbod hours, no nights or SHIRTS • ‘ - e PLASTERED WALLS ties. Owner says sell, moving, Hutchins. Mr; 94132. 94894; Ice Cream Co., Warren St. Mr. LETS, two doors, four doors, hard, Charter members of Telsa. AQ. y Jackson, AU------S-832I2T -I CLEANING woman wanted, Wed Sundays.. All benefits. Arthur’s TOP WAGES * f ir e p l a c e out of state, flverything for nesdays for professional office. Drug, Rockville. For appointment STEEL ITUBEROUS OrfItalU. top convertibles. Some wlUi 8-8880 or AU. 3-4607,, PLUS MANY OTHER $l5,0tx>. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER GREEN Powergllde; radios and heawra. RUUA'ING, Siding and carpentry. Write ^ x U,/Herald. ____ _ telephoheTR. 5-9263. Air. Luriifor IniHranct BMsOts. AND DRY FINE FEATURES - f ■ ' ' • 2MI FORD, two-door aedan. 33,400 AU carry a writtan guarantee'. For POWER AND hand mower* aharpi- Alterations and' additions Cell- Air. Hoyt. Th'res bedroom rsnchi'Blrch kitch LAWN RAKE $1.49 BEGONIAS 5 for 98c nxUaa. Original owner, 8 cylinder. the very beat m used cars, see ened. Air-cooled’engmea repaired. Inga. Workmanship guaranteed. ’ b'u ILDERS WIU. ACCEPT CHARLES LESPERANCE en cabinet, disposal, ctramlc tile Black. Rad]k>, heater, excellent Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales. Pick up Slid delivery.- All work A. A. Dloii, Ihc.. 388 ’> Autumn CLERK TYPIST EXPERIENCED - general office YOUR PRESENT HOME bath, garaga. ,$15,900, tlraa, very clpan car. 1885 will 481 Mam St. - ' guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Street. AU >-4880. worker. Good at figures. Five This is a small shop that IN TRADE Ml, 9-762a taka older car In trade. Call MI. - I rf '373 Adams. Phope AU. .9-3120, High School graduate, single 1$ to days, paid vacation and hondays, CLEANSING WARREN E. HOWLAND OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 9 A.M.^:00 P.M. 8-8979. ' 311. Pleasant personality and ap paid insurance. Excellent salary. is expandinff rapidly. Op: . - REALTOR , '■ —. ""'T' • 1853 CHEVROLET two door. 1851 Roofins and Chimneys 16-A pearance. Stenography desirable. Qiavrotct aedan, Fully equipped. MI. 9-5273. portunity for advancement BXCIEPTIONAL Roiling Park - MI. 3-1108 MI. 9:6003 1181 P(.YM Oim i CLUB coupe MOWERS REPAIRED and ahsrp- ROOFING—Spe'clollting In repolr- Good salary, ,five day week. Per AT } ' Sevan room (Jape, attached,, ga- Urea. Douglaa Motors, ened. All Work guaranteed. Pick, manent position. MI. 3-4156 for 6TENOORAPHER.TVPI8T. exper-^ IS unlimited. WEST SIDE—Seven room colonial, Radio, baattr, m wondertui condi 838 Mam. Uig roota of all lunde. Alau new. t . .rage, ameaite drive, s|orm aaah, ttan thsaagbout. SmaU down pay up.' deliveiy. IIS- Wells St. AU, roota. Gutter work. Chimneya personar Interview. lenced. Five days, paid vacation full shed dormer. 116,800. : Hek two-car garaga attached; three matt, waaUy or monthly 1868 BUICK ' special ,lwo door. 8-1703. , cleaned, rraaiied, 36 years’ ex- and holidays, paid insurance. Ex . PHONE. Agency. Ml.'|8 *88* . MI. 84113. bedrooms. FUllv insulated. Alum tarmg. D d U ^ Mfitor, 833 8Um. Radio, heatar, standard tranmls- BENEFICIAL cellent salary. ML 9-5373. FISHER inum storm windows and doors, REFRIGERATION iuUea and aerv- inenca.I. Free esUmatea. Cali ^ . TELw Ml f-2423 *reen fin- owley. Manchester 80. 8-8861. ’ FIANCE COMPANY K F & D Ml 3^5416 EXCEPTIONALLY large three doQbla lot. Reasonably priced. M FaCX I^ two door. R^o, lab. Drivsn but a cerUfied 17,'000 •Ice, frsezars, coolera, .etc. Call B 606 Maiii Street, Manchester D6Y CLEANSikj, INC. bedroom ranch. Fireplace, ga May be aaen by appointment only. ROUn S3. MANCHESTIR-VERNON TOWN LINt^ '« uttmmaUe. latorior, Uke miles. Origmsl whits wall tires. Jack Woodcock, AU. 3-4838. CALI- COUGHUN. MI. 8-7070 toi Situslinns Wsnte6'— RESIDENCE M r^TTSI rage, acre lot. Sweeping view. . MI. 8-1106 - 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. piiBnf at .a baigam j>rlce. Bpra.lsxtra cIs m . Just traded on all types of roofing, roof repaj , Pensle S3 Maiutaeluriaf Co. Small down payment. Cterltea W. Eyemnga and weekends MI. . dub eoupt. Radio, HILLB’ TELEVISION ServK^. YOMAN WANTED to help with 325 BROAD STREET ^ I I 1863 C a « l ^ top. I t’i Bob Avoilahla at all ttmea, [pbllco the* ing, gutter, and chimney work. V -664 Charter Oafc Bt. Hutchina; MI. I41$3, 84884.: 84003.; - ' _ oondittoB. Doug- OUvsr at Oantar B ^ r Salas tor spring hotiss cleaning. For further tS flS K X A » tory .ouparvlMd aarvios. Tel. IQ, tnformaUon}call »fl. 8-B6IS OurinBlJ CAN DO billing payralLan4 book- / M^NCHESTin Uw bait ia uasd c^vgluts. 8-8MI. , ' Read Herald Advs. ^Msnehttser 1..' •‘••pli'f at horn*. O i^ MT. 8-8010. • ' i .’11* II, J ■ A.". y - - i \ ■ fr iii ii.i 1 m y . , • ' V'' r V- II FRICAY, APRIL «. l»l»» PAGE EIGHTEEN ^anrl;(0t(r ^vrnitQ Hf^raUi AYtraga Daily Nc^Praai R br Tha Weather Far tka Wqtk RoiaR Fataeaat of V. S, Waatbar Bataan Mareh 81, 1888 The Women's Avotiliary of St. latarmittaat light rsUa hsta tMa A b o u t T o w n Mary*a Episcopal. Church will 1 1 ,9 5 0 aftarpaaa ooa aarly taalght, p i^ meet in the Monday lag by asMalght. Partly Nanay and at 7:30 p.m. 'The profram will b\' Maosbar a< tka AisRIt Sr. MaJ- Paul Kaliwr. TMTitorlal elude the showingahowihi; ot of a filmf o f tni TS! ■araau M ' eanlar Soaday. TMiasF«opl«*a Sacratary, and Natiorthl Cathedral, Washington. M mieheUer^'A CUy of VUUtge Charm Mra. Kalaer will conduct Corp D. C. Refreshments will be served ..r Oadat CouBcUa in Hartford Sat* by Mrs. Herman Schendel and her urday, nAlatod by Capt. and Mra. committee. % ' (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, C0^N.. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1956 (CloaaUM AdvorMatog an P4 g o 1 8 ) PRICE nVE CENTS Xrle Jaekaon. Howard Haatlnfa of VOU CXftv, NO. 160 \. tba local Mrpa will five a -min- 10 A public card party wiii be held iiU talk on th« to^c, "My Ideal r C o ^ Cadet in RelaUonship to at the Htllstown Orange Halt, dl7 Hia Paraonal Ideals.” The Kalaera Hill St., Blast Hartford, tonight at NEWEST .SURPRISE Riesel Gets [Civil Defense win conduct the Sunday mominf 8 o'clock. The *home economics aerriee la Manchester. committee ia sponsoring the affair OB oll-weather coats to raise money for the hall Im* BIG SAVINGS To Test Alarm provement fund. Monte Uarlo whist The WCrU will meet Tuesday will be played, prises awaided and IXTRA SOBT tiRRY KNIT New es at 10:80 in the South Methodist refreshments nerved. Civil Defenae sdertbig facilt- Orarch. A potluck. lunwcon will A Gigantic Shipment tlea in Mancbeater 'will be bo aervad at 12 noon, and a busf* Miss Anne Goldsmith, daughteV PLAy AND SLBBP WEAR On Eyesight tested at 2 p.m. Monday, Tbe- naaa meeUnic will follow at 2 p.ni. of Mr. and Mrs. Norrts/W. Gold ONLY sirens, bells and whistles will *nie mcaker will be Mrs. Norma smith, 53 Strickland St., Is spend of Hegufar $19.95 Valyes be sounded for from 80 to 40 B u ry m Moore,'state president. ing her spring holiday, March 2P You’vi n«vRr, n«v«rffltlRrry . New ^ork, April 7 — aeconda In the Brat of monthly Hoatesaea will be Mrs. liola through April 16, at her heme. Hope waa held out today that testa which'the local Civil De Hotdiinson, chairman: Mrs. She ia a freshman at Rockford cotton Hk« t h it -M ioift. so fense organisation la making Ziouiaa Chambers and Miss Doro* .College, Rom ford, III. Labor columnist Victor Rieael to be certain the alarme re thy Roeaaner. \ downy, to abtorbont j That’s would recover his sight lyhich main in working order, Tickets for the minstrel show was feared impaired after a .• Anyone who does not hear A 'son was bom at the Hartford being presented by Telso tomor ' btcRUM it's knit 'spoeiaNy for thug hurled sulphuric acid in the alarm should notify CD Rospltal Monday to Mr. and Mrs. row night at 8:15 at the Buckley headquarters in the Municipal lidward F. Menaslant 118 Conway School m a y . be purchased at the oxtra gtntisnsss to littls bodias.. to hia face. ^ Building Monday afternoon. Deaoite the aevere injury, he ltd. door. So that oAclala can locate the Kaapt tham dry, oool. looks haa a good chance to recover hi* "dead apota'.' In the alarm Eisenhower sight,” said Pr. Girolamo Ronac* eystem. swsat and naat all day. Waahaa colto of St. Clare's Hospital v. ere When th$ test takes place Riesel haa been’ under treatment Monday, school children will New P lan s baautifuny. . . navar natds ironing. since after the attack at 3 a.m. go through establiahed alert 'V ■ Wednesday. procedure. Big ■ / CartanStt*. too, so ityion’t shrink lias Some Vision Dr. Bonaccolto said Riesel "Is N ot B W e d out of fit. Parfset for beach... much better psychologically and After iastff bath. . . or backyard swimming. physically. He la better than he Rebel Warfare haa been for the 'last few day's. He WaBhington, April 7 (AV^ This Staton'S nicast gift idea, too. has some vision. He can see nty Secretary of Agriculture Bim* fillers and my face.” In Indian State son said after a White Honia 'rae doctor said he would issue conference today the nen Millinery B»AMr Mms aoM. n* OM M« M another statement at 6 p.m. agRRE fgHgf rrE IrRR BtBRfgg IVRRf tatllt farm bill is not acceptable to Mw w »M r>* cwk. IM. one a*.v. MeanWh'.le It developed \hat the Next to Burma I 'hoodlum .who flung the acid may him in ita preadRt form. S8.aa There was- no IndlcatiOB, liow* have slipped t and but of a pobce- New De'hl, India, April 7 (A>— man's grasp shortly after'the at aver, that' President Etaenhower Vicious guerrilla warfare apc>eared had raached any final conclusloBS Sdecials tack. raging today in a great area of An unidentified patrolman < re about the conipromlae measure, /ssam, India's northeast frontier drafted by a Senata-HouM cob- ported yesterday that he halted a state bordering China and Burma. young man running from the scene ference committee. Worried officiala admitted that Preeidentlel press secretary of th e' aaaatilt. The man said he unless there waa a quick change waa fleeing from two bandits who James C. Hagerty told reporten ‘ Julius LaRdsf^s Biide for the better India might find before the meeting broke up the iru v w •AtTaaiuNr.OM tried to hold him up. Mia* Rory Mayor became tha wife of Julius LaRoaa, radio, deetructlon of the hoatile Naga Preiident would not make up Ma IWMMiteMl. U* I U* The pstrolman, unaware of the tribeamen—who seek independence TasenMntw. i r i i r television and raconUng ailiat, la a ceremony at St. Ann'o mind on .the bill until It had paasetT attack on Riesel, released the from New Delhi—as difficult as •a wim w. w u n m Roman QaUioUc Church, FYancia Creek, Wl*., today. 'Ml** yoiing man and hv.rried o ff to' beth Houses end had been sent to snt. Mm. wM ar ytS” Meyer, private aacretary. to ringer Perry Como, met LoR o m In the British task o f hunting down him for action. . ______search for the holdup men. He ■ rwtMitoiew. gg.00 New York. She te the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Meyer, the Communist insurgents in Ma / SM. Mw. tan found nc mie. The President had on houra . who reaida In Rockwood, WU. Her wedding gown waa of white laya, meeUng with Benton, Aaat, Secre / S8.00 French ChanUlly lace and nylon tulle. (AP Wlrephoto).______But his description of the young There ia much aimllerlty between man tallied with that of the slend tary of Agriculture True D, MOree, the two cases, though as yet there and White House staff membors. er, black-haired thug who stepped haa been' no indication of Com out of the shadows on West 51st Hagerty described It as an “inlUol munist or other direct foreign in- discukalaa” of the measure com Street and splsahei: acid in Rieiel’a fluence_ in the* uprising pf Naga face early 'Thursday. pleted lest night by the Senate- tribespien. House Confereea. ;ry Estes Blasts ' Rieael, 41-year-old foe of Labor There is an almost exact parallel As Benson left by a eldo 4ooa. i racketeeriiy, was reported im in the manner In which the Nagaa WE HAVE j OsT r e c e iv e d A SHIPMENT OF \ proved at Bt. Clare's Hospital. His Grandma to Voie Itor Best Mart ot the White House reporters hiia — whose leaders want-to carve an an opportunity to put three quee^ eyes remained bandaged and doc independent nation out of India's Grandma Mosea, o f Eagle Bridge, N. T., eperta an m s button aa akt tal8 t wHb Rtpubliean Na- tors said It WMild be anothci; week tional Chairman Leonard Hall befora a GOP fund-ralringqliuiar in Troy, Sdma, who navar dl- tiona td him befora he got into MB aaamrMcnf. Adlai ‘Mud-Slinging’ extreme Northeast regions — have car end sped away. ^ . avaMfriauNO. before they could tell wheher his been staging hit-and-run raids. vulgas her politick, eald, "1 vote for the beet man.” (A P Wlraphoto).- STRAWS IMS aewtul* sight would be permanently Im^ Asked if he hop^ to get the MU ' / . • ■■ ■ Trying to cope with the raids are returned to the committee, Benv paired. police, Assam rifle troopers and wilivnMMieak M /. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SSS.SM R ew ard son re.Ylted "No comment.” In pink, white snd yellow. For teenagers and dr... regular Indian Arm y troops. m Mn KM. I an.^ rn. It looks like bare-kmickle campaigning from now on by both Meanwhile, rewards for the an- Baghdad Pact! Do you hope there will be aont mothers. Foar Beheaded changes somewhere eloitg the SI.M Adlai Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver. These two rivals rehenrion of the sulphuric acid Dag, Ltdyd dt^nfer •/ ' « M ol in: 82.00 gurler climbed to more than 133, \ Yesterday's reports from Shil line?” ha wax asked. k»en«haaeaJ-e»>»AP' for the\DemoCratic presidential nomination swapped sharp 000. One for 31,000 was pledged by long, Assam's capital city, Action by U.S. "There will have to ha some described the abduction of seven / verbal punches at long range yesterday and appeared ready Local 138, International Union of ehongea to meko It a good hUL** for m ow clo*e-lH fighting next-* i -^amami>mi»w Operating EniJlneera, tbs same Nagt. village headmen who were Eeneon responded. . $1.98 1. s358 local Riesel attacked in a radio loyal to the Indian government Faces Then a reporter oelied: "lo ili8' week when both of'them stump - • ■gp^ \ and the aubeequent discovery of MILtiNISltr DEPARiMENT--8 Bd F lX X m f broadcast only hours before the Mil acceptable In its prseeat TenUo^ v'o[ea''‘.“‘ « tt FIHC U aj acid aaaault. four of their headless bodies. form T" The broadcaet included criUciam Other reports from Assam today By M. HiaH’rpWER 8*rasxliqR-Apm 1 IstswH ^operation MW > UMiW,” Horn- ImoglM, high fciih^, top quolity rain or ihine coot* ot this lew, low prieel Heft'* tho In Paterson, N. J., Kefauver *c- j ■«., « 1 • WMhin^on. April 7 tP)—A 11m. "It Is hot acceptable to au 'hi ‘ iW* .l*r" .ovecaaera -of Uj* State •nd EgypMaa forces bteiied away mrnankjold ankjo*' said as hs\started'nla iU presdstt form.” cuaed SUv'enson of "mud »‘‘.»*^T|f‘O r r fXT C lU ing Usd Incraaae in American support j^Pry behind Ihit value-pocked promotion; wa found o manufacturer who ihopt around ing" and fa^g such tactic* smacked William Dekoning Jr., all convicted PnMc Works Department were at each other, ogola taday In the mlxalon. agertj^aall 'aL-enh&6rer4dilfil mlristng and believed. slain by for the Baghdad.Pact sssmsd like flaaa eector despite the urgent Something useful ^ould b* for beNer, mere expensive fgh^t, buyt in lerge-quontilles which-ehiiilet him (e greet Of “a man who ia desperate.” ly today to .disappoint both its discuss the farm till at his wsdk- (Ceatiaiiod en *agi Four) hostile Nagss. U.N. appeal for a oeose-llre. dona and aonuUiing uSeiUI can bs ly meeUng with RepubUean O bii- •T h e MvihgL And welt 'HI you teRfho wopdefful new, new fothien fabric* in Ihli purchme Estes Calls Confereaee Boston. . April - 7 ,(Ah—The Indian troope are pouring into strong bxekers and Its bittsr ertt* There were gna duels tasMug up dohe." \ Kefauver called a news confer weatherman forecasts inter lea in the Middl*''^Kaat. gressional leodere at 84S oms., MaMCHasfm.CoHio . . . there ore check*, plaid*, Iweedt, nylon foncle*, lopettry weove* and many olhen. Assam in such great numbers of- te fenr hours hut opporeutly ue Hammorakjold's departure from EST, Monday. - ^ ence after reading that Stevenson, mittent rain, but the annual flcials in neighboring East The Slate Department an casualties. New York, last night was delayed Plymouth Long Playing Records earlier in the day, had accused parade is on—again—today. nounced late yesterday that the Benson also wlU' attend tfiis Then there'* unbeatable styling and workmanship . . . added extras Kke full linings, Merit Unit Hits Pakistan have charged that while a police bomb squad made meeting, which .comes shortly be him of injuring Democratic unity The. parade marks the dual Indian military forces are mass United States would send a high London, April 7 (P)—iftN, Bae- whht waa deacribed ae "a routine saotching hots, optional bell*. Ahd because of his original saving* on fabric, the manu and of Senate absenteeism at celebration of St. Patrick'a level delegation to a meeting ot fore the President leaves for a ' ing on the frontier. But the Indian retary General Dag Hammarak- check” of the airliner. work-rest vacation In Au(puta, times when votes were taken on Day and Evacuation Day— troops have been unable to cope the pact council in Tehran, Iran, New troubles faced the UJ4,. o f facturer It able Id produce Hk«e coats el 'way below the normal cost. We've token on originally scheduled for March Political Acts Jold arrived In London today en Oa. \ , & certain 'vital bills. But even before with the hit-and-run raids. April 16-20. The delegaRqn will be ficial as his mission startad- Freah eeHroihlpmenl. ..ore plepsed tepofs the savings on to youl Choose from the season's he was aware of Stevenson's re- 17. The Indian -Army was assigned headed'by deputy Undersecretary route to hia critical peace mission The compromlie MU contajhi Piino aelections, dance Postponed >"by two blizzards in the Middle Beat. He was mat at ot^risak* along the Bgyptlan- some features requested by the sid- osost exciting celer* and designs. Sites • to 1 k iharks in a Jacksonrille. Fla., to curb the Naga rebellion after of State Loy W. Henderson, a for^' hdd Qasa atrip area forced the $ 1 ixdka^,. operatic high-A , speech, Kefauver had told‘*n#ws- in March and then put off un Of State Aides mer ambassador to Iran slid now the airport by Britleh Foreign minlstrstion but also caUs for a til today, officials looked at Secretary Selwyn. Lloyd. yiw, truce auperviaor, Canadian one-year restoration high, rifid lights, concert favorites. men covering 'hia New Jersey (CoaU.iiied on Page Four) one of the chief officlaU in the MaJ. .Gen. E. L. M. Bnnui, to post' at Many others. awing that Stevenson had been the forecast and issued this Hartford, April 7 OP)—The law State Department. HammarakJold made no com price Bupporta opposed by Blesn- communique: banning political activity by state ment to newsmen on. the strife Mne until Sunday hia meeting hower and Benson. each "slinging mud” by making fun of T h e action waa decided on by vHth HammarakJold lit Rome. his hand-shaking style of cam "The parade will go on as employes "has not been strictly President Eisenhower and Secre along the Egypjian-Ieracll border, Attending today's diecueelen be scheduled under the orders of enforced., .and some abuses arc where Israeli and Egyptians ex A U.N. report said fire along the tween the President and his Agri- paigning. French Battle tary of State. Dulles primarily to Gdxa atrip Thursday killed 68 Lashipg bark ^ at Stevenson, March ' 17, regardless of being condoned,” ' the Connecticut reassure the members oP'the anti changed Are.again today despite euHure Department leaders were \ •: \ weather reports." an urgent U.N. dppeat for a ceaee- Egyptians and wounded' 102. It Sherman Adams, chief asslatant to /• Kefauver said "I didn't cry" after Merit System Assn., charged to communist defense alliance that A total of 87 musical day. flre. said six Israeli -civilians and two the President; WUton a Penoos, losing out at tne Democratic con the United States Is interested in soldiers wera wounded that day. / groups were among the "It la never a healthy situation Rebel Bands in their organization and fully aup- Plane S*/| Hours lAte vention four/years ago. -"I got out The Egyptians put their death marchers scheduled to partici when laws are Ignored.” The merit norts its objectives, officials said. .^ e Secretary General’a, plane (Ooatinned on Page Fear) and workCjl to help Mr. Stevenson toll in Thursday'a action at 83 aol- and th*/ Democril|.ic party," pate m the flve-hour parade. group.'added in suggesting minor Previous observer groups were from New York bucked atrong YOU (^NT MISS AT Joseph F. Feeney, an assistant changes in the law to make it more Algerian Hills Hekdwinds ail the way across the djera apd clvillana, including nine constituted at a 'much lower offi / Kefauver asserted. women pattenls ip a hospital. district attorney, was chief workable. cial level. Atlantic and arrived 3’/k hours Kefaiiver ssid it wasn't true— as marshal. Also scheduled to> israell apokeamsn said four la- ,/ Steveh.son charged—that he had Opposed to Weak Version Algiers, Algeria, April 7 (iPt— The members of the organisa late. march were Gov. Christian A. - While ' "a reexamination of the French trbops today fought two tion are Britain, “^rk e y , Iraq. . Haipmarakjold . waa given - a raSli soldiers were killed In clash been absent on important Senate Herter, Mayor John B. Hynes es earlier this week. Rulletins Votes, adding: "I think niy voting rules” appears to be In order to strong Algerian NaUqnallat bands Iran and Pakistan. warm greeting by Lloyd. The U.N. and' Rep.; McCormack (D- correct inequities, the Council was In the third day of a see-aaw bat A U.N. cease-fire appeel belted record shows a very good at ' Not Far Eno.ugh Secretary General planned only an Mass). emphatioly opposed to weakening tle in the. Nementchk mountains hour stopover In London before go Thursday's bloody cleen. A fresh from the AP Wirca tendance." Britain has been foremost the essential features o f the politi '100 miles south of Constantine. ing to Rome for preliminary talks artillery duel broke out yesterday Every 1952 and Later Car Guaranteed lOO^t '• ■ E The 'Tennessean also replied to among ' these in . pressing the / wanted New Jerj ly'a S8 convention cal ban. It said: Fresh troops Were brought up United; States privately to become with U.N. truce obaervere from but Bubeided quickly. for 30 Day tin Writing You'll look Stevenson in kind, contending his "W e maintain that ,the' prohibi by helicopter sis the French sought Chaggee of new ; action caine REDS FREE REPOBtEB Opponent's course of Action will votes should "present himself to a member. The decision to con Psiestihe. ' tion of political act|vlty is a key to dislodge the ’' rebels entrenched HammarakJold and Lloyd fron tf^ th aidea today. Vlenoo,. Austria, April 7 (P>— "hurt the' D em ocratig^arty.'' the people.." ^ tinue the observer-status, even I f SB FORD V i RANCHWAGON /...... $ 2 0 f 5 provision of the merit system and among giant rock* in the wild ter with higher ranking officials, ' is walked , arm-in-arm Into the -alr- 'In WoBhington. the State DS' The affioial. Hilhgaraut a a Sea Meantime, Kefauver Vontinued .adlai Heads for Oilrmgn should be maintained." . { rain. I porL lounge. It Is reserved for pertmant laid the new outburst Light blue and Ivory. Has radio, heuter/ Fordomaiic, white- hia 5-day tour of .lew Jersey, agency MTl sold today Mrs. Do- wall tires. Original 7,M6'miles. like a dream After his brief foray into Flor As to suggested minor changes j First sketchy reports said 25 to distuigulahed gjuests.' "hlgHlighta the urgency and need lia Mart o u. forsner corroMfsa-i . j .where he is the only Democrat (Continued on Png* Two) ida, Stevenson headed back for to make the law more workable, 30 French; troops had been killed -Over a quick lunch they talked of the- HammarakJold mission to deat for the- Uoited Stotea hi entere'd in,that state's presidential Chicago to get re«dy for the Illi the Council auggeated that: in the fighting. - with Hammarskjold'e aesignment PalasUne.” 1fB4 CHEVROLfT 2.DOOR SED^N ...... S 1 2 4 B Budapest, hod beea releoaed, preferenceTpriipxry on .*pril 17. nois primary next Tuesday. .He is The law apeciflcally permit'state In Paris, Robert Lacoste. French from the U.N. Security Council HsmmarakJoid said before leav. from prisoa. But her hnehaad. S*toaa green. Has radio, heater, sUp covers. feet like a dream Stevenson ^strategists in the state REGULAR $2.98 VALUES THREE RQW unopposed there, althougli bac!- Kefauver said he felt ahj-body who (Contfniied on Page Four) Political activity of wives of must keep in mind certain North rival cut into his time here.' Administration reportedly de added. "I feel that I may look with A gunman who was waltiug ha- State employes might be per African deadllhes; I mean the The plane ate up so much fuel cided tentatively on half billion hope to the future and eXpect re- slde wheu employes couw tu I f SB PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SUBURIAN t !. BIBfB FIRST QUALITY mitted under certain conditions. French-Moroccan negotiations .and dollar "upward revision’' of Ha re fightidg. headwinds it fiart to m*Ji — To- “ I the work, he said, it will be eastern Algeria, aa belief grew'in' Nylofi ^ 1 * ^ each day's city flroman may be the harder to ipeaeure an individual ■ervices'.. British 'P ress'' A**n- Vehicles Conimisslouer Jelu*. 8, 12 U S. Fliers Die Paris that no hegotiaUdn is now says air base will be built on Tynau toda.r ’ ordered a . eom- 1fS4 PORD VICTORIA HARDTOP ...... $ 1 4 f S prototype of Tomorrow's average, worker's productivity and value in worker; he'll, sit around pisyihg ; the production p ^ e s s . possible with th« .rn^ame'd rebels. Christmas Island In rentrarPacific paign to force many motorista Immaculate Ivory and black. Radio, wkitewall tiree. etc. In Military Crashes Two Rebeia l.yached' possibility In preparation for test now using out-of-au*to Ueenao rheckers snd swapping Jokes until I-J. Gen. I-eslie R. Groves, re. In Constaniine, two -.rebeia-- ing Britain's first hydrogen bomb. ^Stack o f Jackstraws^ plates to obtain Connecticut the sound of a gong sends him into tired former government' atomic- Warsaw Radio reports Poland’s I • . ■ " ^ I f S3 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARDTOP ...... $ 1 2 f S chief, no^ reaearclY vice president Ry THE AHHOfTATED PRF.HH who threw a grenade into a evowd- markers and driver permits. He action. .'T' onetime strong man once purged Ivaiy sad green. Radio, heater, whitewall Urea. etc. of Sperry-Rpnd Corp., said man . Four ‘military airplanes crashed ed barroom injuring four patrons estimated there nr« thoueende •( That’s the lot of the future f'or "Titoism” Vlsdyslaw Gomulks Premtlent Eixenhower Wedneaday. termed the Middle rare and ' commrrrlnl vriricleo agement muri if poMlble see that yesterday,, killing :2'm en. worker in the developing ■ new treed from Jail and rehabilitate'd. opernHiig here which should idle* 1fS4 PORD 2-DOOR CUSTOM V I ...... $ 1 3 f S individual worker* are not hurt in An Air Force bomber blew up (CoatiaiiM on Page Twof East ‘‘one of the xtrategically important areas of the All with reinforced heel and machine age as pictured by a labor . . The, 73-year-old Abd El grim play Connecticut morkere. . Very lew mileage. Radio, heater, etc.,.whitewall Urea. 39^^ A. B. C* Printed iptroducing new machines. But- he over Nebraska, a Navy plane world” and likened the situation there to "a stack of toe for extra wear. ' union researcli man, Ted Sllvey of goes before S-nstfon Arab League the. AFL-CIO Education Depart added that " w e must all work for plunggd Into the Pacific Ocean, a Jackstraws, every time ypu touch one you su-e very apt society aa a whole.” Illury Air Transport Service political committee tq demand TV RINNER TO OONOBESBf 1fB3 PORD CUSTOM VB 4-DOOR ...... B l l f S ment in Washington. ianilary Air Spaifi RelinqUiBheB to move the whole crowd ...” on (he. same da.V, the U.N. ,^sr'-o carrier failed on a takeolf *n sweeping Arab boycott of France HaHford, April 7 (P>—Hart ■Light Mne. Fully equipped, tinted glaea, etc. Drastic Change Hern . ■ Hhorter Hours Inevitable Silvey told a Yale Law School California, and an interceptor in support of Ndrlh Africai) Na Security Council voted 'Unanimously to send Secretary ford .Atty. James N. Egan, wba . maiamtom Groves 1 said shorter working Rule over Morocco tionalism. teamed / RIth hie brother wea Student Aesu- labor relations con hours for employes generally are crashed shortly after leaving a General Dag Hammarskjold on a-special peace mission^ IfSO STUDEIAKER CHAMPION 4-DOOR .. BEST pair ference yesterday .that new Montana base. , Protestant former chaplain of to the Middle East. i SS2.0M Yn a recent televieleu hievitable. He said more attention Madrid. Spafn, April 7 (P) — Mf.«yschrsHts Stst'e Prison de quiz show,'Was being nseaHaitse OPPER CraasR Resistant — Egyptian Yam* electronic, automatic . machines .should, be given to disi'u,ssing Fotir men were killed when a will mean a drastic change for $2 1-2 million B47 Stratojet bomb Spain today proclaimed ita 44- scribes convicted m'Jrdercr Ken William L. Ryan, AH-iuciated Press foreign news an-» today as.a Democratic Kew motor Job, Clean Inside and out. Radio, hcnier, etc. Hill whether the work reduction should year protectorate of ' Morocco neth tTisplln as "ver.v sich Ho.v". siMllt} for Coogfesamoa' helder. , ^ workers. be in the form of fewer work- days er exploded pver Creacb, Neb., 15 alyst, has been on the scene in .this tense region for "Where all the empl}asi8 has minutes after, leaving Lincoln Air ended ahd the 18,000-aquare-mtle . Vermont and Atichigan tU Ip J. i|[s post. or fewer work houfs' every day, was i North Xlrican territory ' Indv maple syrup ewntest'aa New York nearly a month, feeling pulses and taking temperatures. Your choke msy not be listed. We have several more been on having an idle liiind and Another panel * discussion Force Base. The concnsalqn Green Stampa Given With Cash Sales active hands on the aaaembly pendent and fully sovereign. takes third pisie. He"finds rage and frustration the dominant feelings and CONNECTICUT RIVER RlUBR from .179.00 up. Bank terms for those'who wiah to YouH love this newest of laciest bra* . . . it's frothy 8nd frilty yard • aetoieadevoted to union oensionpension andana wel-wei :"*‘**" skyraider Lincoln took off The action, along .w'ith a aimUar Thlrty-year-oId ex-convict faces Hartford.' April 7 (fh M*4t l| g lines,” he said, "the accent in the fare funds. declares that one more majpjr clash on the frontiers finance, r .. — and rounds'out your lines beoulifullyl Peek-o-boo nylon future will be on having an active from San Diego Naval Air flta- French declaration last month, for poMible death'seutence eftes, su^ Boow and jrola seat the CeaaaetL 1 . Herbert Uebeneon, welfare fund dividing Israel and Ithe Arabs could start the war nobody Every year a.best seller! Beautiful A.B.C, voiles mind-and idle hand*.'' tion on a routine flight and crash French'" Morocco, freer all of the trlse guilty plea to robbery-'sla; cut River .up almost fear, feet loce over the cup* and down the front with silky-jfine sturdy He said this* will requira mora, research director for the ChaiWber’ ed into the Pacifle four miles north Moslem sultanate except the small fng of Minnesota bank cashier.... wants, a war which would be all loss and no profit— betweea Friday montlag tad cotton broadcloth at the sides',and under the arms for made from the finest combed Egy ptian yarns>. Florals hot less, use of the total talents ot .of Commerce of the United Statee, pf San Clemente island, killing international zone of Txnrier. Vote cqmparisor.s indicate that if except-that the Communists'woulcl gain. „ ' ' ' this morning, but the .UR, a human being, more Judgment,' said investment experts handling three- men. Searchers found only Sultan Mdhantmed Ben Yoiissef WiaconainI .reaulU'' are t'ri>icel Wrather Bureau,,, at Bradley diicipfined cotVfOlf'A flooting inner bond tor super-support! T u J W I U U m u And paisley patterns. . . skill and knowledge with leas and such funds feel' "general economic debris and. one helmet floating on o f Morocco approved tbe. docu- Deihocrath nia’y bf fatllng to ealisi In'a series of five ariicles beginning Monda.v,, April 9, ..Field said It did not expect tto And elastic insets for free-ohd-eegy movement! Get new MANCHISTUI lesa physical' effort. The ,future upheavals could rqsult” if wrcifare the wat#r,. ntestts o f accord after 11 minUtei-a euffirirnt Alidweatcin farr.i belt Ryan reports his findings and cojnclusion in the river to reach tlM flood s t a g e te ’ worker will preside over a bank of funds were re(^ired by law to dis A ' giant CJ24 Globemaster of ' the two; govertiments had backing to promise them Novem the aext 24 iMars. H m river n e e 367 OAKLAND ST.; MANCHESTER , Intermexzo Mdidenform bfO lodayl 2.50. A, B, C size*. ' ' ■> ■■ ■ ■ ' < ■ • ■ CIORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS - f dials. close their choice o f Inveatmeats. veered upwarde sharply,. stalled worked for IS straight houra oh ber victories In area, asys'Aeto- la Hartford treea a stag* e« 8.7 Wu OPEN E-VENINGS TILL 9 P. M. ' MI 9*'270I Silvey said this trill compUcata ofated' Preae politlcar svrlter Jack' feet at 7 ajRn ypatarday. 8a M-8 labo^management eolleetive btu*- (CMlJaaed su P i^ Ties) jn^c^strr £v 2ninst,l|8ralfi, h iiOoutteuea OU Page Two) •4 (Oeatthnofl. ea Pogu TLhsoe) BeU. , feat a t 8 aja,, H oeeiMag, : J ■ C* ■ ; , » r •r- .■."'IL- ■ : : f '.A ,i*i I 'll'-I ilN-. 1 B/yr y.i ^ :
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