FROM Hairs SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT 4^1^; " 3 5 ' POT ROAST CHICKENS

- * ‘ s !'/. -■ " 7 ' . ----- Z" V ’I ■ THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1954 - ■ ...... i.r ^{mrbp0ter lEmtifttg Average Daily Net Praas Run - '*— m Tl*srih lUUiO ' V ' asHMdi . Foknwr|r..99...4gi4...... 11,121 ' : Mombor of too Audit Uuroua of Olieulsttouo M ancheiterÂ City of Village Charm S2? ;i';a — ■> r . VOL.LXXIII,Np^81 Aivoctwat «■ .Fagu U) £n{ey fh« eenv«nl«ne* M e n * MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1954 . ^ (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRlGRilVSaM B! el Friday night femiiy tm -. •< theiDping night. Pine* Gueats fle e Hotel Blase CAA Clips hurst is open. s> FRIDAY NIGHT ’TIL 8:30 P.M. j i m k l7 r ' ■ " ; - - v \ . Washington, March ITS IT BEEF Y O U ENIOY? ' The Civil Aeronautics Board decided today to. suspend Ar^ . from the Meet Inati- thur (Siodfrey's pilot certifi Beef wee the buy for cate'for six months, effective , ______j from 15% to 30% from March 16, as a penalty for this time in 1953 careless flying at Teterboro, At Fliiehunt you get choice grmde Government, inspected FROM H A irS SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT N. J., Airport^Jan. 7. The ac Martin Displays BuUet*Proof Glass . beef...... tion came in the form of a ^ i w HOUSE THAT Dock Unions Battle A rm y lis t s recoinmended decision by THE QUALITY IS RIGHT. . . UNIT LAND O’ LAKES CONFEdnONERS JANE CAB Safety Examiner Albert manett (and t h e «IM 4S JllGHT. . MEAT ILtRuppar.—— —------ours) are :^ 0<>dfrey his tha right of appeal, Enem y A id t h e i^ e i s r i g h t ; . , . literally houses that Jane t v "> (In Quarters) out a recommended decision by a bulk. The way we build a sdfety examiner customarily is • - REAL SimiNG STEAKS. 2 Pkgs. store, the kind of colors we Lb. adopted by the board as its own In C h arge s deciaton. New York, March 6 (A*)— Wildcat strikers tied up New MOUTH WATERING,nÎUIQY end TENDER putet inII the store, even the The recommended penalty was York’s sprawling port today, defying a federal court order in idnd of 'merdiandiM that surprisingly severe in '^ w . of the a battle for union control of the waterfront. Resentful mem San Antonio, Teg., ifarch 6 we piit on pur shelves are LB. fact that the «ivil seronsuUcs ad- (A')— ^The army today ordered SHORTS or SIRL^^S » 79fT dicUted by onr^fv^fge ■;7 bers of the independent International Longshoremen’s Assn.. . wklupiirdMMa d POT ROAST minlatratkm had asked for a refused to work the luxury liner3^— ------—------^ Cpl. Claude j . Batdielor of suspension of ‘*st Issst SO days.” - aonie folks Mhs to oviitJBeiaBgoln Ilp4 but customer. nrcoiea lead Baptog'N FuricoL _ I til garafn tn^telKiii due- -...... and othet piqrs in Manhattan and I -w-w _ Kermlt, T en- arrogted on ft's a'good way to run a the meet ratter's fevorite.ls Bib Oven Roost epd et this price, Lfc. tagThi UtoThrolM uu't on the flfth _ Loddug oat the sstadow sta3red off the Job at piers in Brook- : JL# m m ^ f ^ a Lea .wv -m m charges of ’‘giving aid and business — makes us fed at right in JOoeph ffitspatrlek of C oral__ Godfrey, star of radio and tele lyn and SUten Island. M T W t i T C S S f i a he’s asm to teke It home. v n i ROLt ROtST ~ Flu. The blau cauoed comfort to the enemy" while that we’re dose to the Uvea oaljr-ollght dumago -but about SM gueeto foroud to leave their vision and a flying snthtiaiost, has waterfront police reported the j eF ^ ^ * denisd that either Intent or care- he was a prisoner o f war to of thneommunity and the CRACKER BARREL rouuso. (NBA M epboto). rival AFL union of the same name CHOICE GRADE SUNCREST CHUNK HIRE'S A PRICE SURPRISE: lesonesa was involved when his also refused to report'to work at Korea. folks in it. We’d Uke to W H ITE M E A T SHARP plane roared cloee to the control struck piers, apparently to avoid Dismissed Fourth Army headquarters hero RIB DVEN ROAST* f t 5 9 / hear more from our cus> tower in a takeoff at Teterboro. any brawling. sold .that a pre-trial invMtigattdn tomers — suggestions on The CAA contended that he de The two unions are lighting for will begin soon to dstenBfao itnproTenienUurepaB make T U N A . CH^SE CANS liberately ‘ ‘bussed*’ the tower with control of the dock workers. whether the evidence Justifies M ol For • delicious, tiiiey Pot Roost, we recommend Red Trade Nations his twin-engine DC-S in annoyance . by court martial. to serve you b e ^ . And Lh. _ Act Because ef Order A s Phony te W itff#■ L 1 ^ O ------—Can— ; .'',.7 *" to rBoogTwnah, weMi — The striking ILA longshoremen -Batchelor was oiui cFthw-aWiSer- taka off from the runway ofc his said they acted because of a fed con PbWs in Korea who choss to Jpdir spn» of the _ U. choice, Durham, N. H., March 6 (JP) ■jl --uJ eral court- reetraining order ob» .with the .QpmiBunista but PINEHURST GHUdK ROAST dungs you fed about our The CAB describes today's find- toined against them in federal Univeraity of New be changed Us mind later. Another nMtkel — and the foDu / •- 4 to 5 Lbs. Avg. Cut From Fresh Perk 'togs as on "iniUsl decUlon.” M court yesterday by the National Hampshire disclosed today it who changed his mind, CpL Ed thbrs is no appeal from either God who irofk in iL So, if you Labor Relations Board. had dismissed from its ward 8. Dickenson. 23. of Ctacksr'a >UI m ea t. • . no bfllna Washington, March 6 (fl^Presldeht Elsenhower today frey ot the board by March 15 it Neck, Vo., has been ordered to trial 6 9 / ft have anything to say, why becomba the final ruling. Passengers boarding the Queen physics staff a man who it ordered continuance of U . B. aid (6 Denmark, France, Italy, Elisabeth were forced to carry by a court mortioL not drop nsâ note, or bet BEEF SHANK 8, W. Bpbskill, regional attorney said taught here capably for .Norway and the United Kingdom despite shipments of stra their own luggage. The Cunard Howe Speaker Joseph Martin (R-Mase.) displays sample of bol- Batchelor. 23, arrived at hia ’ II you like a very Iea9 pet roast ask for Rump, ter still, stop in and tdl the for the CAA at New York City, more than a year even thougK iet-proof glass on House Soor In Washington. Some members have home ia Kermlt, on oO ami ranch Meaty Cuts. tegic materials by each of those countries to Iron Curtain said ‘ ‘no lea8^raUon‘‘ than SO days Liiie mustered about 100 office Manager. He’ll ‘ COMSTOCK he had not received more than ■"Weatra that such gtam be plaoed between members nnd spectators ing town in West Texas, Isst Sun Sirloin Tip or Bottom Round roast. \ PREMIUM nations. •" suspension would be required by workers to help out. .welcome your ILA leaders ordered the men to a high school education. to forestall a repetition of shooting March 1 which wounded Sve Con- day on•*----- tion of tha parking lot, and tQ.m-fsstt- port.glvtn to toa AFLÎIA tor:the ground and raticed the oUnilarity tic affairs by asking the in" accused SALMON z ATIne Quality At R/duced Price ..'.'f;....L b . date” o f the Smborgo provtstonsur! hotwora It and that pcMentod by "following (bts eidlstment is up In a few days. has saan many g f h a r 79e period of gang warfare in the , Godfrey said bis plane was buf• AFU Intei-naUonol Brotherhood of jAE«AiDeri«m Gijnference here tha . OoBuSunist line - and taova |£ the 1951 law. Hesfitt He ' informed a facH!^ ■"I don’t know wbirtbsr Pfl i*» changes. But th/^hanga / STEAK T0MATBE$ Rtaseen added that some of the jiarly 30s has been ailing for yaars. metuher and an invsstigatioh was to discuss (Tomxnunist pene charged (hat Reds occupy many enlist or not,” ho sold. ‘ T vs J9Pdb LAMB PATTIES < WE'RE RECEIVING A NEW V other shipments ” are the results of H4 had 'been out of - the public tCrattmad on Page Two) (Coatteoed mm Fags r) begun. positions of power in that-Oentrai no defimts ptens. -1 wear to cdnAiX that halpad most was tha spotlight for some 30 years, after tration in the Western Hemis American country. ^ 7% Ox. Tin " 2 Cons" SUPPLY OF CANADIAN more recent commitments which, "Hewitt readily admitted his phere. Oommualsts, but havsS’t decMsd recant addition which gave in unuaual" cirtunufitoe'esrWestcra his release from prison. poto,” said a spdkesinan, Assarting that Guatemala would triifcb would be the moet sftectivs ft 3 5 / 3 lbs. 1.00 Woa Former Baer B a m Guatsmato’o Foreign Mlnlatsr, defend "Democratic principles,” way." us mora^ space, and tha countries have considered aeces- 'We colled in the because GulUerfflo Toriollo, singled out the are sasy to cook end easier en the budget CANNEB SHOULDER or in the long run beneOcisl Druggan, who waa about 55, died « man had been teaching ad- Toriello sold hfs nation.was being iratchelor left a Japanese' wife in a West Side hospital where he United States in a s t l i ^ g epeech atttacked by those who shout behind in Tokyo. He said he bsped switch to tna self sarvica t \ themselves and to the free iced physics and relatively to at thf conference’s third .plenary had been confined Tor a qraSk. His Hanoi Airport Hit duate students, os well oA un- ‘"Commuiiism” whenever a Latin | to bring her to Texas. BSs Bbimits W e cannot skip farm fresh poultry when speaking of type of grocery. w m d, because of the two-h’sy otoeion os. the leade:.* of forces trader that was made poesible by name was in the headlines during dergroduates, and physics American republic seeks to assert I and five of his eight brothers and values . . . Tony Buyssee is going to bring in 6 lb. the days when be teamed' urith wjilch want to attack the political its nationalism and economic in ■Istera live in Ktormit, where hia tha sttotegic shipments." critlcoiXfield nowadays. and economic freedom of Latin riMoIrmie (rapoHjw)' whirh ha SSyS.wUl Frankie Lake in paddling beer. To- *‘Th A l ^ wdiLthe man*a.p dependence and attemps to put in' father ia on oil fleld worker. With : tf^phona— delivery - 4 9 « ^ L B S vtE A C H ^ - -^T h »lrol law, k nown-as^the Bat^ ‘day hia death notlca appoarOcTorily ^jlBCricg; to • effect -Uberol-soeinl- reforms— please you . . . and we will offer more laige waa clean ohd that he had viola' service discontinued and a LI. tie Act, forUda all U. 8. militaryr in the paid obituary columns of a U. S. Secretary of State John On Feb. 19,- the Artoy ordered a economic ara fllnanclal assistance no low,**’ theXspokesmon for L aR O S A Chicago paper. university add& Torlello said he considered the Foster DuUea told reporters (hot court martial trial for Dickonobn charge for delivery of self PREMIER CREAM STYLE to any c o u n ^ which kno^ngly ProhiOition made millionaire placing of the OomL.:Minlst issue on on charges he gave the Oommu- Trimmed and cured like larger dxe canned hams. Delicioaa Hanoi, Indochina, Thurs-tauspects had been rounded up fol- University authbrttles said they if the Guatemalan Foreign Min WHITE ROCK FRYERS salectad orders, we can perinlte the shipment 'o f Items beer barons of Druggan and Lak/ the agenda as “a maneuver against ister meant what he said about nlsta InformoUon about fellow pris SPAeNETTI ur flavor, we’ve tried *eml _ listed for embarra under the set^ day, March 4 (AV-French lowing the raid. asked the man whV) he hadn't '' ' ■ oa they fought and shot their way Hanoi was in' a state of alert for uatsmola which has been ma- defending Democratic principles, oners in order to gain bettor troat* and do meet any super CORN Exceptions ore ^rmltted, how tide by side almost to the top of Army headquarters an- gone into induitry because of his iousiy sad imJuaUy accused of meat for himself. IQs trial ia due to three hours. obvious knowledge and ia ' they should back our resolution.” 1.79 each 2 for 3.49 market competition. ELBOW IMCARONI A T H ALE'S s e a f o o d CO UN TER: ever, in cooes wherr tbs President the heap o f gangsters and boot nouiRted that Communist-1^ Oommunist. The reference was to an Onti-Com- begin sometime late this month tut finds that a cessation of old would Most of the aircraft at .Gloiom ported to have answered ^ a t he 2 Cans leggers. Mainly he served the Cs- Vietminh coinmandos- raided., belonged to private companies oAd "We a n of tt e opinion,” he con-1 munist resolution not yet Intro- the dote has not been set has "a im pulsion-to teacmÛtat that thq.topic was only a{^duoed,^------.. formal agqtnW Ifinib thciildfry BDSXfMJULUE on-aaiecR—— l Hsm#s^4ng:4dvii=anTH?rty^ f ^ briifcritransportlng- .Ste firthrtr » lalwrinV ira "You will find- Pinahurst (CrattpoM^ b r TAge~F6iir) {C6nOnnbfflm-«girT?iôr~" material to the big pretext'for"tnlerv(iiliMi",1 n our In-j " ensoa i f uatawfURir roltstoorattig •a^, and bonad tha Pinah^st way.,thay ara W a hmra moefcarel, fwbra, holllMit, codjhaddoek, miles away aft'^Gislam, iiud ! believe in a college education ternal affairs. If incepted (toy the (Goattaned oa Page Thirteea) with the enemy.' prices low . .. , Pinahurst :...jeae>s ho trained hlraseM.?^-^•=='===ae=a M sy to slica and tandar taâat. Sarva with, sobNON, solt cod, frart oystan, ate. Li Batcheldf bos described himself m O a ts and vegetables ALSO A LnOTOO ORBCfLY o r __ . ber Of airplanes today. iThe Vietminh obJecUve obvloualy TBe' university spokesman em as- one of the ieoders of tbs |SO* brown gravy and bakad brown ^petatoas. W a ” frasher by far.^’~ The exact lodsea were not dls-, was to_destroy os many a» poml- phasised that "Incredible thousdi It Communist group of Amencono ia will hava choica grada lamb lags, rao. SCALLOPS ^ * ^ 5 9 c fer T«ugh HoiiilYre, closed. But Army spokesmen .said | hie of the pianea being used for may aotmd, the man woo a capable Oommunist prisoner of war fsespa. . In one pound curious, froien. • several planes” had either been; this important airlift. Instructor and the studente in his In tbs wUid-up of ths prisenar Irendet cloosas wiU receive full credit-for Puerto Rico Kin Score exohonge after the nrmtsUcs. 21 r i t dtotroyed or partially mecked Im ‘niere was no announcement of atpiaslrai. *'■ ' * ' ! shy cssuoIUto ttoiong French and work done in- the rtlme he wax Americans sleeted not to rstuna to WEEK , RfELCH 'jS Thook you for eoNkig your moot order In the doy- this country. . GOP Gofteaeues A<]mit (In Saigon, tha~ French High i Vietnamese personnel. The Vlel- O] ^3oni^|isndrannotuice«l that *%bout minh roiflert apparently approhCir- - lOMtteaed OB Foge Few)^ Eebron . Tha-pw-lrisL^JteNidlaatira CONTADINA bafoffo pickup. ' v-'X " Batchelor will he condncM by IBs All, good'things must coma BBAPE JUKE a doaon” oiicroft w.ere damaged or ed Giolam after crossing the near Washington. March 5 (AV<-Sen.'appointment of Earl Warren, for- partially destroyed in thk raid; It by Red river and "were believed t o an a n d . . b y w a y o f Lg. Sixe \ WUllom ‘.‘(iVUd BUI": Longer of*™— of mer . governor------„ of California, as sold most.of the planes were C47a ------San , Juan,------Piiej-toR k o .ft o e r have not arrojwed for attor' ' (Coollaned an Fags Fonr) Tomato Fiste to have lied downstream in sam ropreeent them. Jînahurst grocary North Dakota takes soniewhst the ChitCIJusUce or the United Ststea belonging to private companies pans. March 5 (/P)— ÂgusttoLebron n®y*.to reminding, youTthat this is same approach to both the Repub Btit party hod Just sppoint- and requisitlohed by the Army to went to court trâv tâwear 1 Aniid Indications of official con- Frozen food Specials Vietminh pommandos about News Tidbits i «««»li«»er«tey that P r e a 1 d e n t dapartmant is all lican party and cigarr.’ He is a ^ ^ ostmosters in Lunger’s tiranspwt military personnel. three weeks ago raided the ^ r- - thf last week of Pinehurst's ' 3 Cans ^ 'V » tough homhre, colleagues say. ; balUwidIV without consulting him: ? Ototement _dfin ou n «n g, Elseiihower and others may have OeMonhip Grows ' strtp . and gasoline storage. depola Culled from AP W iies hl8 sister, Lîta, for hdr pkrt | been marked for terrorists’ at salf sarva'. . . and freot offer on place settings . SNOW CROP WheiHt coines to cigars, I ^ e r , U t g [ „ «ud there was no con- p r e m i e r (French censorship of dispatches at Doson, 13 miles touth of the in last Monday’s shooting ^ tacks, Atty. Gen. te-ownell dls- Bulletins *■ “ ?,*=***'!? ^ nectira, but >:ommittee approval from Indochina has .grown In seaport of Haiphong, and caused pricas ara as Jow as o f S tain less s t a e l .l ; . . party imth equal gusto whenevsr of Warrens appointment ^ de- creasingly strict in recent months. "important damage." This at Premier Eomon DeVolera’s gov, five U. S. congressmen ^ froBi tha AP W ktB ASPARAGUS the mood suits. , layed and delayed. Then Longer Woxhimrton ' ÔyitoX possible ways to proceed Please redeem your orange There is one .difference. In the Presumablv this accounted for' the tack was staged shortly hgefore ernment preporee for general elec- washing^ I ^n,,„bers of the small, you wjll find any* SAUCE ARTURO blandly adk public a whole stack delay in this dispatch. the arrival at & »on of 150 Amer Bo m in Ireland amid conSdent pre npraks tor Others j fanatiral Puerto Ricsn National ■'i. Make Your Own Grape esse at K T on behalf of ns could not go. into details •(EdSls) ls»- 4: ing high expio- The Slretia Ond exploeionir at b o u O m are fetmd'eevcced sfMb tamoiAf, bis other sister and s cahse of the critical naturo ofthe t m o •isoiltsixieiB' ■ imdir- at St- Loiiiir GUy HaU’s attic. hrotber. situotRsi. with tndtetinmte liiff llkti' u b ^llsrs ase ttM Ftodpd fbed IM fU,,tteJHrdsa^ : ri,CTas J EDUCATOR a^jOHIDA any undua-dOlav, Glatem^tofBE-rjy to to :?)^ ^ .today tomwr. J iwitwiL^ Mlssman, woricsd out for ths Arst. wpsk of Lent. > j - •ther Senator has lud a public ra- Hanoi and set utf a -MomW'^^vatea on Ottof' PUerto'l Ing -hiolnat Hastily the committee olrport’a guard opened lire flurry of rumors tihat the Vietminh primte for State, Commerce' and Rican Nationoliats ware arrested in Mondft.” IBUPBFRDIT taer remotelyrty.re ^reaemhliag Ms. voted 12-3 to oonfim towHseo ItocL lIv ^ With the Saaltest sale on Cream Cookies SN O W C R O P In hia ilfeUnle he has been con on the n id en as big exirioaldiu might ‘be trying a big attack on JOsUca Dapartmente and Voice of the gallery after shooting wUdly in Washington Police mode two FISHERMAN FISH STICKS .. .~ I0 or. pkg. 4Sc appointment. The whole started. The lOasU could be beard America $ 1 4 4 ^ leoe than fusee to teeo axamtoallSF'* Is V z gallons of Ice Cream, SECTIONS) victed In a feifcral court, ousted the city, headquortera for the the House of Representatives and recommendations to Congress in a New and Different conrarred this week. clearly in Hanoi, across the Red French in north InOrohina. President EUsenhov -er asked . . . demoniSng in'dependencs f<^ court sad hecssee JfeCaaBB' TUNA FISH PIES ...... 7‘/a ox. 33c as governor of North Dakota, report yesterday; "couM sever have waa,It hodnsas we are really going to heed Hand Peeled In Heavy H U ET of HADDOCK weathered determined efforts to’ Elver. Sen. John Marshall Sutler (R-Md) Puerto Rico. They have been in 1. That the special Capitol Police Pkg. ^ 4 (Oonttnued oa Page Two) French said mofs than' 200 ys quesUon of consUtutionolity I tsM the tnMb ahont IteB and ho HADDOCK FILLETS ...... !. lb . 4 9 c Sjrrup unseat him.as Senator and, ex (Continned on Fnge Twe) dicted on choiges of felonious force, members of which ore now knew i t ” bur new Ice Cream case VEL 2 4.0Z.CANS 22^ 14.S. PKG. SO- X may bar passage of Mll..-to kick assault with intent to kill. A appointed by legislators oa part <]an perienced endusli adventures to EAT-ALL LOBSTEREHS ...... 6 o x , 4 3 c give a' more sefiile man ulcen. Oommunist tainted otUcere of iLebron’a statement aold his'Sis of their patronage, be replaced by *this m on th . . . Y es, it has labor imiona out of their poets. COFFEE H10a?-FD8T EUUTt 2 P K G S . V.’hile Langer accepts the Re ter was “indebted to society and a professional body. Waabtoftso. M onb 5 B M n a CHUN KING MEATLESS CHOW MEIN ... 46c publican label, the party never British eye specialist Dr. Peter we expect her to pay for it." 2. That a huUetproof gloaa bar started special price on Cut*Rate' Coffee Draws Huge Crowd Gardiner ssys short-sighted chU- presldsot af lbs Fan-Assaslaan knows what he will do. However,' Meonwhils in Washington, the rier be installed around the public Coffee Bosson said today Atoirl Tou wUl And Pies, Cookies, Spaghetti Sauce from .the Hart 59c Fresh Fruit and Vegetables .it’s slmoet a lead pipe cinch that dren groqr up tester than those four Puerto Rican Nstionollate folleriea. eon oanaanMis op (s new bafta ford'Spaghetti IÎace end many other specialty items in future GOP d^pensers of . patron with normal vision . Soviet face a court today. Each has on . Condition of the most seriously feH ooly bidf at wbal Stop asn our increased Trosted food displsys. _ ^ ^ FRESH VIRGINIA age Will consult Langer on post- press lays its chief emphOsis on opportunity to snawsr to a 10- wounded Congressman, Rep. Alvin expect to btolwr caOso i riess. SEALTEST ‘ masterships for North Dakota. strength of present Soviet govern count Indictment, but their formal Sea. Freer (D-Dol) said bs tosh ment and Communist party in arraignment may be postponed if (OeaUmed ra Fag* Two) SEALTEST Langer is chairman of the SPINACH ^ Judiciary Committee, and os rach marking flrst anniversary of Jo Nt 9L99 a psisto by lbs and s( GROCERY VALtlES seph Stella’s death. ICE. CREAM v! he was called updn to consider the • • • A . last V FAB Federal CO'mmunicaUons turos SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE ...... 3 1 c ICECREAM CAULIFLOWER Each 2 5 c dowB attempt by msjor- league- V z gallon only NUCOA Taxpayers Aid Press Fight 'F O DE M E IN 2 P K G S . Confusion Worsens baOebaU clubs to force Texss radio SHURFINE MILK ...... 2 f o r 2 5 c ' ‘ ■' I firm to discontinue unsuthorised HalFGol. 2 Pkgs. GREEN BEANS ^ Lb. 25c broadcasts of baseball games . . . CAMPBELL’S VEGETABLE SOUP . .. 2 for 25c ■ 9 8 / . On Daylight Saving Dr Philip Gorman of the Con For Open Ttwn Meetings SH URFINE t o m a t o JUICE ... 46 ox. can 25c . i.-. GREEN PEPPERS necticut Agricultural Experimentet ' Lb. 23c Station says tprsya'you use to JUICYRORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ' ... Booton, March 5 (/P )—Some peo control disiose and insects coa af Bdstim, March 5 u n —Uttle-hy^the continuing' campaign come in ple aie slightly confused with the fect Bweetaeee and general quality little the MnosochuactU toxpajrer, (he Massochuaetta Legiolaturc, , PINK, SEEDLESS ..' 4 for 29c Save money too on Pine- EGGPLANT Each 23c change over from Standard to the man who p*ya the bills, ap where Mayor Daniel B. Bniaton of FLORIDA Dhyllgfat Time and vice versa, but 0* fnilL FAmmiiiktATfM Na b is c o premium so d a s .... ig. pkg. 2Sc • e e c h n u t pears to bo making progress -.in Rpringllcld propoeed a bUl to re 'Nov EsMMte IK mB hurst .^cigarettes. M o s t the problem gets a Uttle more persuading municipal brards to quire boards and commiasioos ia compliest this year for • NeW /. i ^ E S t f t o m a t o e s ...... box 19c brands $2.05 carton. . . . AascssBients of 510,000. open their meetings to the puMlc. his city to open meeUngai to OW FoifcioiMd ORANGES D or. 3 9 c Englondei especially for Massay ’The men that public busineoa and pidiUc. ~ .Over in Herald Tomorrow Sava on Salada Tea- and chuoettS fol should be coaiituct^ in the open Mere TbmU OM Week P E A N U T Goy. Herter this week signed’ a I gained ndhsrenU in recent LEMONS llie list . of Moheheater ' The mars tbraat of ps sssgs op- Buy Idaho petataas or serve it in place of coffee 4 For 25c bUI extending Dayiign:’Saving in m oaths, Ukh^ there are stlil DELICIOUS -propert* owners whoee hold- porsatly aeconiipiiabad Mayor nativa Graan^. Moun ■■i ■ f A l U T r t l . the Boy Stete throu^ October in some nreos.of resistance. ______. ^ Ic sale package gives stead of ending it pn the lost Stiq- ihga ,ore osaeoaed yor $10,000 or I Brunton’s ptirpoos, Tbo t^ | ^ a rti tain potatoas atF*ina* day in Septwmber—when the rest more wUi be published in to- W o i-c e a t e r , Springfield aad’ BMud. djesTllTrrt to tbe you 64 tea: bags for only • Lba. atorrow’s edition of 'Vm Mon- Franklin, nmang ethOrs, are com -) stocle. agreed to let repaeters at< h u tst. ef the nation roturna to Standard. munities odvsneiag the right of CO, Tima. abhoter Evening Herald. The tend US': eand Miyar i 56c. ' ‘: ‘ 7 to throw open ton Jar What will ka^to*!. fqr instanee,; the rtoB Bet waa compiled from the Each le Itoednt ECa a eiri-iate botgala oton to 'l^tkato. T ton of Moaebaster Qroad lean §t test .AJRar 2 5 c \m L n m m Ed m U 149 pesmds to oa boar mto tSsplihlleli (AjP.WliBpkfOa). ■ ■ ■,. ■hi 1^ r ■r

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In Aeoahhet, for instance, aelect- w Puer| supported tot' Dr. - Joseph R. Young, Chief of . claim load for unemployment com Mancheater Trust Trusteea and the Worcester Hous One factor in keeping dixirs In 1904 at age 19 but had to wait elect an alderman from the First next October under the present Phoenix State Bank BANTLY of the front-ranking gang leaders the presidency of th* U n ite d Staff at Casualty Hoapital, re] pensation roes to-346. This !■ an Ward. ing Authority. The (?ity Council closed is the conviction of some of the prohibition era preceded him until he got hie law degree et ed in a morning bulletin that DANCINO NROM/E F.M. !• 12 prospects you could leavs Boston and Trust ...... 69 64 States. > North Dakota University before inersase of 99 ovsr the week ending Under th# terms o f, the City at 4 p. (n-(EDT) and arrive In New has voted unanimously in favor municipal officials that the public in death. Nk The RepubUcahs still are won-, ley had "only a fairly Fib. 37, when 39l registered for Fire iBsataaoe Compaalea of open meetings and the city Just is not Interested, as the Hol OIL GO. he was admitted to practice. He Mfht," partly on account of a loud Charter a vacancy which occurs in York at 4:03 p. m. (EST). Druggan and L a e had imposing dering whose side Longer was on ADMISSION 15c , - \ ^ cqtnpensatlon. an elective, office is filled by the Hartford Fire ...... 194 199 manager has suggested a confer yoke Daily Transcript found.^jSi# bank accounts from their profits in took a bachelor of arts degree at automobile engine backfire in the What would leppen If,you lived Hartford Fire 193 198 TH_ M t-M SW in the 1949 presidential cam] Columbia UnlYeritty In Wow YorK ___J:orJhB„wMk.ending. Feh. ,J20. Council — ------Alderman------Rohan, Xi------Dem in ProvtdencS. R. I., and worked in ence wttli board- chairmen to set .jtewspaper__cheeKedJiime_c()mnila^ the Illicit base buetnsesi Dwiysan <-jiTiy r - iTBd~tb idteiefcaeaAyi ■National Fire =1 83 85 up .TilBa lo r dpefi atiiloEE exttpC aibii. heiada in its city, and- found la iy rn^9ior i«5rininf~T6"T^^ ------SfGiiiSNd By Th«‘ ' ^^^^^fh-lotaLregtstratton~was 39SraiMl -oewK, whs folected In ■ DeccifeBiir ‘ 'Phoeiilx ..;... . , . fQi 109 dreaaed lavishly, owned coimtry candldata. ov. Thomas E. Dewey Dakota to practice law , and four _ Ths physician theorix«l that 1948. He has served as chairman You ar* diwta.ygut ofltef at Em, when thev would be *fioilot In the that the reaction of some of them eitatw and property in Plorlda and of New York, but bad aind wortk Bentiey; at Isast ~iuHcgBactoimy,~ tJfA Aha laawwBiiymrw ; city-i or th* public innunt.'* was "no one would want to come always had a Mg jbank roll for Any years later waa elected eteta's at- ORANCE lo d g e s o f CONNECnCUIr toUl registered wss 318, and* of tba Hoard of Flimnce and has (EDT), which ia only 8 a.in. (EST) 1 e r 3 T w m alter ______fo'r Democratio Preeldent Truman, may havs associated the report rMpsetively, Aetna U f e ...... 106 111 Th« B*ranklin Board of Select to our meetings anyway. They BAME Hfll RIB. 1 emergency. . ■ ...... , toriiey for Morton Cbunty. also been a member of the Board In Providence. So, for the hovr ride, •eer-iadalgesM makes fom feel running for re-eleotion. He recounted how as a law ^r with the pistol MesM la the hoelae. Increase for compensation o f Recreation and served In other you’d have to .ake a train at 7 Aetna Casualty ...... 138 148 men barred Its,meeting* to press would be vtty dull and unevent TWb i aewratiw tscoae M eawii___ But the tederal government In 1953, when PresMent Rleeii- Rep. Kenneth A- Roberts ID- icapaidties.____. -.... - Conn. General 370 385 and jpublic for a year but the elec ful for any listener." OH. DISTRiBirroRS fait. Caa’i oetr-alkeliM. Ahrsy* 4*rrr caught up with Druggan and Lake. ha-broke- -into a-Jail once—and -Alalma-la- believed due- largely to a.m. (EST) to get to. Boston by .Tooii la podcat er prat*. Oea«e*mr‘ Koiyer turned up ln~Bs sCate on a swiped the keys from the sherlfTa Ala.), riteoverlhg from a &nM Wbrkrrs Aaaouiiced 8 a.m. (EST) or 9 a.in., (EDT). Or Hiirtford Steam Boil . 53 tion of a new board favorable to If the public showed interest, They were among the first gang the temporary ahutdown at the Travelers , .970 990 to coMsia so mds. Gel a m U •edsyt >- campaign tour. Longer was off on desk in order to interview en In wound In a room on ths sams side Holstein Rubber Products Co. and Mrs. Seabury Lawia, chairman ia t)utt too confusing? open meetings threw open the some chairman would not object 33) kM i SiraM sters indicted for non-payment of apee^-making trip. But when of th* hospital as Bsntley, also dooi* again lest month. to public instead of private aes- taxes. They pleaded guilty in 1931 dian client. . the heavy cutback of a week ago of the Red Cross Fimd Drive for ’ Well, take the other end of the Public UttUtics NieM Truman arrived on behalf of the He told too of the time he led a was awakened and similarly Ellington Center,' announces the day. You’d get through woik at 5 Cohn. Light Power ... 16 18 In southeastern Massachusetts, to charges/that they ow ^ a total candidacy of Adlai Stevenson, At LaPoints ElectronlcA raid as atate’s attorney on three affseted. A survey, taken yeeUrday In following workers: ' p.m., (EDI*) and take the 9:19 Conn. ■■'Power...... 40«A 42 >4 200 residents of Dartmouth' have of about $900,000 in taxes and pen Longer greeted him warmly. Hartford Elec. Lt. .,, 54 56 alties dating back as far as 1933. hcHiaes of prostitution with the aid Dr. Young said Rep. Georg* H. ether local industries, does not Mra E., Forster Hyde, Somers (EDT). It than would be only 4:15 asked the selectmen to open their On foreign affaire, Lenger is of 90 men-^ 0 private detectives Fallon (D-Md.), op the other side Road, north; Mrs. Frank Camp (EST) In/Provldence, so you would Hartford Gas Co.' . ; 36 39 meetings to the press. At preaent. During Druggan's trial testi strictly isolationlsL reveal any unemployment serious So. New England mony was given that ‘ ha paid end 10 others to watch the 40. of tho building, was not disturbed. ADDING NEW GLORY ly, belo-./ normal for thia season of bell. Somers Roacl south;- Mrs, get home et 5:15 p.m. (BIST). In townspeople are permitted to at Once when he heerd British To prevent any tip-off, he held Felton, shot in the' hip, was due Joseph Gimrdlnl, West Road, other ^vords if you turned your Tel ...... 35 37 tend, but only that portion of the 970,000 to avoid prosecution. He Prime Minister Churchill wes plan- the year. startaroonth term for tax up the local telephone agency and for release from the hospital to- TO THE GLORY OF A t the American Dyeing Corp., north; Mrs. Francis Byrd. . West wat(dyback at Providence to con- Mannfectnrleg Compeidce, meeting In which they have, an niegjLyigK..to..the:.Untt«d.JRat^ forbade any calia He later— day -to-go -honte-Jo BaHimore; I— Road south; Mrs. Harry Uebman. form/at the time there you would Allied Thermol ...... 39 43 Interest. ..The Dartmouth School avaaioaroB~FM>: T9S3r la Laav- Langet telegraphed.the.CM Nortli there .are 160 « ^ and enwosth Prison. aeqiuitted on *-e com. .. 71 78 UNTIL* Cook County sheriff and Jail war Langer has introduce some 400 Non-Partisan League, a faction of to kUl. * » payroll ta said to be 136. This Road. \ . at 7:15 p.m. (BST) o.- 8:15 p.m. bills in the Senate which would the Republican party in N or^ Da week’s payroll carries the total of Elarl Beebe, chairman of the (EDT). U, S. Envelope pfd. . 63 68 den went to Jail for granting them If convicted upon all counts of i V .r, Veeder Root ...... 30 >4 33(4 special privUcgiis. permit some 1,600 aliens due for kota. the indictment, each of the defendr i t i f f e s 100 employes, which, according to, Rockville Pollr'e Ball, announces How will your wife )Jke that? Of Sqr, HAVE YOU HEARDT In 1939, a federal grand Jury deportation to' t-emaUi. Oddly, Langer married Miss LydU ants could face a sentence up to a spokesman at the plant, is good the following ceiiimlttees: Tickets, course you might eat dinner on the The above quptatioiu are not to S many of those who would be affect fdr this season of the year. ^ Sgt. Beebe, Officers E. Quinn, L. train. be construed as actual market^ . scout indicted Dntggi n for fliing a false Cady of New York City in 1918 139 yc^s in prison. Lawyers think, 7[Chsi,- '! ih< DrLi'xr ^ . ■ 4 ^ . . nonoR onuL ed by these ^billa come from Pakis and in due time fathered four very . Jnduiitrial. Sound ^Cojntrol -Inc. ^ rtlett; Entertainment, Officers report when he soughL to^rAtaln a tan, a nation in which Lhnger haff however, that - the trial —Jwbite' moop^NOi * - ^ permit to operate a brewery. That attractive daughters, all now would have to decide between have been carrying a payroU. of K. Pierre, C. Pitkat and F. HtHI; WINTER MELON IS GIFT exhibited no outstanding interest. married. He is Known as a sharp gA for the past five or six weeks, Publicity, Officers E. Carlson. T. . Pottstown, Pa, (dV—O’Neil Cam- same year the federal court denied :Thougl> he Jus. asked that .these assault 'with intent to kill and Hlrth, -G. Gardner; Decorations, Fellow s to Address -a 'hankroptcy--petition ' filed by bridge -player, when hr is' In the aasantt with a dingerotui weipon; TYRONE POWER and although, the. plant, has. .non ahos likes to raise watermelons out particular isltcns remain, Langer mood and a devotee of mystery Pina Added Attrsctlou — mally employed around 100, the DTficer g : Trepp. A- Chewtsmiek.* 'cr season.—Hfc Tetenny gave'his Druggan's mother, asserting it had has voted consistently against lib Ihat would reduce the maximum K. Lippmann; Check room. Offi been fllsd in bad faith to prevent novels__ poMlble penalty to 75 years. TERRY MOORE ^ dnensaScope PeaturettS’ present number, is considered nor Local G arden Club largest melon to a Pottstown Hos eralising immigration quptsis. mal. __ cers. 8. Plesclk, JjC. Gordojn. C. pital to satisfy a dying man’s Wish foreclosure action on Dre^jgan's A 1906 graduate of the ITAlver- The day Lsnger doesn’t make Lolita Lebrpn, 34, self-styled SUPPER a speech is counted by his fellow “DANCERS of the DEEP" 'The AIM Manufacturing 0>. Pfeifer; Refreshments, Officers, R. for watermelon.' ' country estate. sity of North Dakota, Langer be leader of the pistol witiders, is the MICH.AEI RENNIE Cormier. C. Steppe, G. Massey; P. E. Fellows, of Wethersfiisld, ^4>rugga»,-iiia Md pals grate, his senators as a relatively quiet one. only one of ths four under amst- have carried the same number of came governor o f his home state employes for the past several Music, Officers L. Bartlett and'T. will be'guest speaker at the March finandal affairs chaotic aiid beset lb 1933 aind prodticed a real When Langer makes a speech, who profeassa to.spea' English. Htrtli. . meeting of the Manchester Garden by worsening health, said hs was The others art Rafael Cbncel . iBwi HU w M 89 «u Kl MBIS wdeka, 40 being employed in this whing-dlhg administration. he becomes a violent desk pound \aietssouuswaiuB.|w«ueRSwsuTRSt>sim»______\ • Appointed Director Club, Monday at 8 p.m.. In the y Chwch broke and beaten. Wên his moth er. Sometimes he tires of pound Miranda, 35; Andres Figueroa plant. Robbins room of Center Church. Personal Notices He embargoed the shipment first Dr. Joaes to Speak The Rev. Bronislaw- A. Gadepw- er filed her petition in bankruptcy ing his own desk and goes over Cordero, 39, and Irving Flores ski, of St. JoMph’s C?hurch, has Mr. Fellows .will ri''*-a talk' on she designated her son as a farm of wheat and later of cattle out of Rodrtgujs. 38. all of New York W EEK-DAY: S.‘09-7:00-9:99 PJN.—Sat. Cent.-5:03-7:«5-9m P.M. The Golden Rule (Jlub will hold KEITH'S and pounds the desk of a col been appointed as a district direc American birds illustrated by SATURDAY. MARCH 4 laborer, with a claim of $190 for North Dakota until depresalon-low City. Police say all havs con SUNDAY->CeBM aue«s l:19-S:19-9:19-7:99-9.-95 aii Important ihtetlng at their Tal- prices should rise to erhat he con league. ADULTS: MATINEES 99e—CHIL0REN 39e Tax lucL tor of the Holy Name Society. He movies. In Metnoriam wages. feasod except Florea He has re cottville headquarters on March For the first time In Its history, aiVPEB A40 to YM PJL sidered a fair level He called out His powerful voice not only flits ADULTS: EVE. and SUNDAY 85e—CHlLDREN S9e Tax tael. win serve under the Rev. Bernard Survivors inplnde his mother the chamber. It batters its way fused to talk. 10.-The speaker for the meeting L, McGurk, Of Norwich, diocesan the 28-year-old Garden Club, has In lovinc memory of my husbRnil. and a son, Terry. Jr------the National Guard to enforce will be Dr. Clarehce W. Jones who issued a yearly program, which CapUIn Joel M. Nichols, Vho dl«d these decrees, which were later de through the doors of the press director. March 6. im gallery and makes itself heard will talk on "Miseionary Rhdio" carries through to next December. Ad Sponsored By ROY MOTORS clared unconstitutional. and show pictures on the subject. Organized (>ct. 11. 1926, at the Gon- from u* but leAvinz memories Langer, who wee bom on.a farm even over the noise of clattering Dr. Jones ispresident and one Talcottville items are now han D'-ath esn never take awa.v. telegraph printers and type dled through the Mancheater Eve Community Club, which preceded Memories that will always llnaer. near. Fargo, Sept. 30, 1896, used two founders of the World Ra- the present Community Y build Grodfrey’s Pilot writers. t- ning Herald Rockville burean lo- While upon rthis earth we slay. executive decrees to suspend mort t MisMonary Fellowship. The eat^.at One Market St., telephone ing, with 33 members, most of the gage foreclosuMa and evictiona for FdiloWship miuie it’s first hrosd- Mrs. JFlorc*nco J. Nlcholt. HOUSING SIN DEPLORED Rockrille S-S1S6. men and women who first-Joined License Lifted non-payment of rent. Marioa iotm (wat^^nn Dec. 35th, 1931 at Quito, the group have continued their In 1934 Langer ran afoul of fed Bfaado Foutuias TELEVISION Ecuawr. . Interest in the club. Several have eral law. He was convicted of re- Paris (8>)—Because, of the hous.- The station now broadcasts 34 ing shortage, 900.000 Parisians, or Maiy Murphy Ida tuplas moved out of town and others i (ConttweR AaaaPageOas) qoirbig rdiaf workers to con hours daily in ten language#, on YW C A Orgaitizing^ have been enrolled so that the list I tI2 per emit of the metropolitan both Long and Short Wave fre tribute part' Of. their pay to a population, live in hotel rooms, ac "T h e W iH “ Th e at preaent is 72. feted by cross winds on takeoff, pvtitlc-il newspaper. quencies. A North American head During the period, 1926-1954, 15 | and his only thought at the time cording to. Deputy Leo Hamon, One" BigramUt" PROGRAMS Class in Ceram ics quarters are Joimted in Talcott- men -or women . h'ave served as The federal Judge fined him $10,- whd .s ^ : “One . of, the. disaatacs was t » avoid coUbdoa- jOOQ. and senianced him. to .18 .viDe. \ . president. Miss Mary O. Chapman Ths' sxamtnsr found that Cod'- resultlnRTroiit this altuxtlon is-the IVMso Ewydey---An RqthUTWierired-^H; T. Dlclcttikm ACto., Inc .. Werid 'Fsayw Day ' ...... ■ The Manchester YWCA an was the-first president and Mrs. months in. Jsil- large number of broken fandlies. freyi ffhpiported by Court . Three sendees hr* b«lng held nounces the organization of a claSa Alexander F. Mannella^ Is leader 1. Took ofl in a manner thgt did Langer’s opponents held that his A nation, which supports such a SUN.: Teay Curtis lu today in observanoe^pf the World in ceramics to ■ meet Thursday thlsyear;...... — ™— not conform to the traffic pattern situation is in a permanent state Day of Prayer. 'Thi#^ sfternooh The late Charles M. Murphey conviction rsadered him ineligible of sin." *'E01UUDDEN“ momtngs’.from 9:30'to^ 11:30 a.m.. of tho .alrporL to hold the state’s highest office, at the RMkviile Methodist Church starting March 11 and continuing was one of ,the early presidents, 3. Took off in a manner to create Oat goo every appliance In the store at anhefrd and they >yere supported by the Chapel a service, is belng\heM by for eight weeks. and an authority ... on gladioli and a collision hasard. State Supreme Court. the Greater Rockville Qouncll of The Instructors for the class will i chrysanthemums which he raised prices. Moet'at below coct. Every appliance listAd 'be . 3. Failed to have in his posses Lenger resisted fqr e while but comes to Uhurchwomen. which inchioes 13 be Mrs. Camille Parker and Mrs. | at his Hamlin St. and Coventry sion at the time of takeoff tlA When it low will also be delivered to your hinne, properly in finMIy gaver in,- turning the gov ûrdtee In TollsiidCounty. Dorothy Btibb, who operate the | P*fop«rty. . medical certificate • required to ernor's chair over to the lieu TV andlf^lo " The theme for the service Js Camdot Ceramics Studio in Man-[ Th* *'**h has held a number of stalled and aerviccd. CMne early for the best selection. show that he had met the physical tenant governor. He fought his CIRCLE "ftiat They May Have Life," an Chester public flower shows, has brought roûluirements of a pilot. convictirWr-however, andb^ternjv :w8i Decorative as_wsll A * .u"seful+i»i‘*t“ dlng^ letAMrets^toMt^^ ■Haneuvered the alrplaBe :at~ Ifiltd trial was freed^ He then ran service^ê kno¥t „fhas 4 t -, T r o w Pewette \ ko of Lucknow, India. In mem-, hVtsehold item* c iU te n tsd ^ , again for governor, as an Inde Merlon. ory of her death recently, at. the ■a 'fiiBhen niiM vAxfts ftfuiîiDS Hertford showB. They, huvo in REFRIGERATORS to other aircraft, and proceeded in pendent,, and was elected. Braude Goddard our business. age of 49, a prayer of gratitude ino travs * the past engaged in civic work, es- a line of flight toward the control Ii\ 19^ he was elected to the “ Charge will be offeied at the service. and ash trays. ublished i garden on the grounds tower at very low aiUtude. “ The W ild The first class will begin with 'at Memorial Hospital, which 1—fio tp o in t "A ntom atic D efrost." Rcg< 449.95. $ 3 1 5 Senate hut had to fight to keep o f the This afternoon’s service will be actual fiuêlihg with clay. The 9. Operated the airplane in a hie seat. The Senate Elections and One" flourished for years, and contrib 1— H o t^ in t “ A a to n a tic D efrost." Reg. 359.75. $ 2 5 9 Lancers" MI-9-11M repeated tonight at 8 p m. in or ’(;lay may 1m purchased from the "careless and reckless manner" so Privileges Committes voted 13-3 to r f . der that business women and oth uted shrubs for foundation plant 1—^ o tp o in t "M anual D etro it." R eg. 279.00____$ 1 9 9 as to endanger the Uvea and prop 8:19 «:I7 -9 :I9 SA LE S and ihstnictors. but this and other ma ing at some of the local public bar him Fri>m taking office. At a T I I E V I S I 0 N RADIO s e r v i c e ers unable to attend the afternoon 1— Bendix De Luxe "Automatic Defrost." erty of others. hearing it was charg^ that he had terials used aie aip meinexpensive. buildings. ‘The ex e m p t oidered that any^ Set.: 1 P. M. Rex Allen service may tskfe part in the ob- At the flrat yteetlitg, ntetnber«| Membra have attend the New . . y-; 1~^"$299 { **yroM IfTipropriftyj riib* - servaiice:---- A Nursery—ta—beiag- ie-l»ld-l)y-Go rtNxv lbb show -—Veri) liechllter of Wyoinins’' Mrs. E. Robertson, ^rs. G. Neri, office at the Community Y as soon terjday at the Eaatern States Ex A (ew. seconds , here — Kasle, Cheyenne. Wyo. ■ Mrs. Edwin Brooks. Mrs. A. Eld- 1"—Hotpoint Pushbutton, Automatic. (ts> BAB SS WB8TEBN THEA- (SS) THE NAME'S THE SAME— ,. as possible, between 9 aJn. and 3 position grounds and will ctmtinue' a few minutes there — H anoi A ir Field H it TEE, "D r^ o r Alive" wards, Mta JC. Skoglund, Mrs. El,. _ Robert Q. Lawto...... p.m., Monday through Friday.' • through March 9. day after day dcnmson R eg. 349.00.‘-.r-.r.. > <'* *.v ■.-> «$ 2 4 9 " MB. A MhS. NOBli| Neill, Mrs. D. McCarthy, Miss UNCLE EDVPVH4X.lrB • iSS ( SAD TV SOCNOaTACB— HANDY HELPEasgre time 1— Hotpoint Automatic Control. Reg. 239.95. . .$175 Rebel Raiders , , .„—£d Hatch , ___ ^____ ■_ "An Eye Fnr An Eya“ ■ DreUdtan Splelman. -Miss Nancy ttit < I) BILL’S CABTOONS* ' Newmarker, Mias Su*an Peters. -savers in oAtce, School H otpoint^M am ^ Control. Reg. 199.S57.’ r .7 7 $ l 49 ) < M1> HOWDY DUODY YIMB (SI) OCB MISS BBOOKS . and home. / -, ' l*~Bendix De Luxe Automatic Control. ^

inU TW TOPB TBOCBLB Mrs. H^ McKnlght.. Mra. Carrie Our 5 4 th Midwinter Sale is coming to a cldse tprnorrow, but thffre ties immediately tightened jvnjirjtPUHTEBa gummed labels and seals, —Sblrl^. DiMdale Opm UvMlnfi U b IU t :3 0 K$ne, MIsa Lenore Charter, Mra. 7- ere still hundreds of thrilling sale opportunities aviiiiabla oh suites work of guards arfned with (Sli BOSTOW------BtACkCBIB---- BINGO indexUbo, reinforcements, J. Tweet, Mrs, F. Musaer. Mra. -Kent Tarlor MONDAY through FRIDAY mending Upe and many and machine guns around the air H. C. WalU, Mrs. T. Gilbert and and aeeatibnal pfaefis for every room. Prices" have been reduced- i GAS r a n g e s ~~~| port. . StU tSS) TBB EABLT SHOW • . . "Duke ol th* Navy" Mrs. Roland Usher. . . Every Sofurday Night more are : en floor samples, odds and ends and discontinued items, end those - . No access to ths airport was per (Slim UMas cMim WMB JOLLY OENK " PERSONALIZED .■'r (Si) WBATIIBBMAN-BIII Martin Children’s Service Slated Handy to Have mltted today without-special mUi' STAR c^the CAMf UflRAVAN PLUS: 3ad HIT IBC. remaining have been reviewed and further reduced to insure quick 1— Fterehce 4-Bumer, With Panel Light tary authorisation. I SPOB^^Bill K*aiing FLOORS. For the first time a World Day i < S) aPOBTiOOPE--8r NBWa-9Ved Dwyer _ noon at 3:30 p. m. for all chll* tSI» SPOhTa-Gtrry H*aly U;iM ( M l). CÂLCABB'OF SFOBT8, dren in the area,’ the U*eme being DEWEY-RICHMSr ^ all approaches to-' Doumcr l VI w t u s H O i a ) < SI.WEATMBB FOBECAn over the Rwi River, which. ^Îtnroy Carter *s. Paddy “Let all the people praise thee." - ORANGE HALL riB^ssr^crtsiaattr ‘ •'’TOi*"14a(li^ri'' Tor " mr ''vroihhlp"atw'i -TST Maiw-siy- s repul WASHERS towns_.and. cities nistwant Include Glenn Snap# and-Frederick ArtXi p O M ^ C H E S T E R The - ushera4jacludc4- Marie..Robi years. Purnitur* end home, appliances o f .nationelly, • ------^ qttifityîw aYaHfffale rrt w teffiUpWH «*l*etiofl7 and The friendly iM tmw'Mnupi m tm —Dennla James . rieades havfr-been ere ited Around I i i i i i U n n t m i CO. .s ^ !S* «OlXYWOOD HALF BOCB '' Sandra Saunders, John Walt*. - RM f t . organist at the church. 1954 NASH SATURDAY MATINEE U:ae ( #) JUD(*"2oAiSjliT CBIUB — Midget League Coatlauee ' ,Complete selections o f sale items can still be found . .from another heavy artillery and tank Ralph Bellamy -■ (J I DRYERS I attack on Vletmioh hill positions MI-9-4334 (M) NBW8 AY ELEVEN Interest la increasing In the e huge selection of all that's smartest in the newest of home cncircIMp their northwest Indo Pete Stoner Midget League as the boys start KIDDIE SHOW (U) MOOLIOHT XOVIE furnishings. All are in limited quantities. It will pay you .d ivi china fortress of Dien Bien Fhu. • * * TODAY "Niaht For Crime" thair aecond half of the season. 1— Bendix De Luxe D ryer. Reg. 239.00...... $ 1 6 9 ” teS) FILM (it) FINAL EDITION The’ schedule for Saturday ihom- dends to shop'Keith's tom orrow. ' v LOCAL NBWa—Fred Dwyer Ing la as followa: 9 a. m., Bonan’s 1— Bendix “ 1952" Model D ryer. Red. 239.00. . .$ 1 4 9 * .. *!!> “ GHUOBTS-Tom Oilton U :ie (IS) rih ^ cra *'^ ’' jtJJ m > CJICSADBB BA------va. Exchange; 10 a. m.. Moriarty t — Hotpoint— ^No Vent NiKessary. Reg. 299.00. $ 2 2 5 A IX S E A T S 2 5 c 7N* <•) FBBSONALglES ■ ^ _ («l) WEATBEB-John Quill Beth Sholom Notes IN th4 NBWa. tl!l| !>#) THE LATE SHOW Bros. V i. United Service; 11 a. m. (ISAS) CAFTAIN VIDEO ' ^"R a d a r .Secret flerrie*** American Leri®** Sport- Center. Free Parking makes it^^êasier for you to shop at Keith 8. Use our priva^ parlt- .. • < 4 | ' k l e v b n t h anuB m o v ie Sabbath Evs Servlcs tohlght at - ^ (SI) 1 ^ 9 DESB — Mark Fein- U:W (A ) BADGE N*. tl« ing Jot adjoining the s t ^ -----just alstep from the door. There |a no i6et«r park r MISCELLANEOUS . I 8 o'clock. Ellsworth Rosen, EbiecU' . A R Ô TIN '-TO O TIN ' VEESTERN NATURE -âck Wehb T:M (tt> Wb T t MBB-J oIui ^ 1 1 UiCe ( ■> MYSTBBV THBATEB ing in the entire block ji^st south. tive Director of the Connecticut Mflirdi 12 tlirii March 17 TiU < S) FOL8B OF TMB O lY —The Qboat and th* Guest" (SS) JOHN lU tV-^M ew a 1J:1* E o m o if. 1— Mepitor “ Aerator" Apt. Washer. J e w 18 h Community Relations (W MABOB AND JBFF Ktie R ^ . 69.50...... Councils, will be the guest speaker. "IROQUOIS TRAIL" Night ehowa. 9:19 pms. WMDEU- • • • e • *, • * •$ 4 9 -5 0 M at: Sat. Bleiph IS. 3:19 pjia. M Mepibers of th# Manchester Chap store Hotln; Open Tram * 1— Monitor “AreatOr" A pt Waaher. tf«rriu« JOHN MACK IROWN Suedey. March 14. IdtO p M . —Caveil Johert TbeiarMw*a DayUata BitthMrMi Budget Term s can easily bfeârranged at Keith’s. Open a 30 ter of the American Jewish Con U:ce ( S) BIGYQP “ A M. Until 9:30 P it. . . Ctoeed Bflg. 79.50...... e g o 5 0 Twilight M at: Sue., 9:M |m b . 4NDERS0N gress will be hosts St the Sabbath . Si«e ( S) BASkETBALL: PhUikdelpida .day charge account, or arrange to budget’ your ^ymenta Wedneadaya At Meea, Dpea ADDED COMRDY ATTRACTlbN ,, - tiM aawa Ts. flyracuta "Aeratoi^ A pt Washer. tea which will follow the service. . »S) Tan ttYMB UFB Every'nwnday Bvariag UWil • Reg. 89.50...... Satu.*day, at 8 a.m., .Adult Sab 1 :« ( SAt)* NBwa CABAVAN - John Budding over a period of time, most convenient for you. $ 2 9 .5 0 bath Service; at 10 a.m.,' Chlldren'i I. Cameroa SwayM RAMILER 4-PASS. SEDAN DEUVERED IN MANCHESTER ‘VKUGHT ONTHE BOUNCE” COLISEUM (»> PBBBT-OOJro saow FttP CaMaai a bHatmaMae PUCE INCLUDES DEUVERY MD service and program ^ , —Oueet Hoataea P*tU Page ; Contractors Sunday, at 9 ‘sLm.-'aervtca and West Springfield (M> TMHBB DOnOff-Dai^y HydnduaUc or Overdrive OpUoiml—rExtr* Potter ■ manupacturer 's w a r r a n t y breakfast; '9:30 and 11 a.m.. Tem Prioee: N ossiff AnnsC o. ple School SHM ( S) M A X A -P e n z Woed- „ . ResWeeHel-Ceaimercid $395 DOWN $3.09.93A9, $$a 4, 98A9 tax lecL . (SS) UBABT OirW ui CtTT . SUiJECT TO PUOR SALE ^ MdnUay, 7:30 p.m. Meeting of 8 TECHNICOLOilOMTOONS (SS) TMB BIO rlCTOBB— U ' Sanriag C oBBScricut AltowiHoBt-RuinBJfiiBO BIG ALLOWANCE the Temple Executive Board. (Si) THU U TMB n acB $59 PER MONTH ORDiR YONR TICKKTS (SI) DATE OABBOWAT BHOW 1015 Mofai St. Tuesday. 7:80 p.m. Teachers' —Muaio- vsriety shew “B u s ily Built Ob FOR YOUR CAR! P^-T. meeting'. 8 p.m. Sisterhood meft- DY MAIL TODAY CiHtouaw Satiflfactioii" li)g. A cast of 3% men and women C o v tn g * will preaent a playlet entitled “Oill SATURDAY, MARCH 8, AT 2 M l Sand ee awep ar«sr, Me EMher." op the occasion of the ■ petaiffeig Heafcsy Aaffa., CAVEY’S RESTAURANT ■ --H. 39 W acthiaftsa S t T«l, Nl-9-3«M.0r BOLAND M OTOi^tec. forthcoming festival o f Purlm. d6 n T MISS A L L iih FURMifURE DEPARTMENT Wednesday at 7:30 pan.' U. S. WHS etiAT I ' Z C c SprlagfMA Mesa. n o m t HOMnOYm NASH DEALS* Youth meeting. Services u * held Baaare.ta statf aiunkii sad 82 34f 0 N T R S T .^ T a m O N R Mi:3-4Q7f "tv:-;-:’ at Templa^Beth Bhoiom daUy at .SHOW! ^ SEATS pstaa eg I . BullwiB .Rosi ...... 7 M ajB. . ■■ » r r ■|'T /:'!'■ iV ... - .V • , ^ . ' ’-s; -I-'- • • / 'J'- r ; - ■ ' ' '■ ■' •••■'I . ■- ^■' . - /■ ; .rvT. u MiUJCHESTEB: jafE iqN G rH ER A LD «,^JU JIC H |^^ .^RIDAiLHABCH .8, i6S4 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 19i64 53E^ rrrm im II I .ILI.1 . ® m y S r r e s . Miiine and. coached three miijor Schedules < P X i HsrtfortT Artist Paint8"^MancIie8ter M an. P T A at Bovvers. ' appi;ta. He waa aub-master at Westbrook High Schdbl, . West-- IS Model Young Woman To Meet Monday brook, Maine, where he beaded the- Cple Batchelor, Almshouse Conversion Job -28a 5 Mill Tax Rate Levi§d^ departments and taught tha sub SPECIALI ra M^dam us jects of science, piathematics. and On UMon Fight Form er POW The first phase in teo-Job of cpn«£)fonday evening until'tbcli' Work The Bowers School pifA will history. • - Has a Plastic M ind.. verting tee almehouse Into a police laeom^stod, and thit other mem On $10^586^416 Grand List meet in the auditoriuto on Mon For over 10 .years, OoZier has bers of the volunteer crew will give day, March 8 at 8 p.m. been associated with (hi* publish S c h o o l R o w (Oatbaaii arena Fagp One) (OoMtoMd Irato Png* Dm ) Katloh and court building was the project all the apare time they Before the huaiheps meeting, ing concern, nine years of which New York (Ari—Twanly-flva men I aport* toe ffrat few days underway at the rambling; red can afford. Schendel nlso eaid that 5 (Special)—A 7 Board of Christian Education will have been here in Mhhehester and S' Teamatem.itBT). Tha AFt> ouatad a day aak pretty Pat Matteaon thia of the Aow hare p a a ^ the Fourth Army headquarters at Ft. parents and friends are invited to' '« » ? « • iwfaWUmiM to' brtcK atructure on B< Middla Tpke. members .of tos Manchtotor Re- Monday at 8 p.m. see the Bowera/schoo'l entries for the remaining time in Maine and tha old TUA laat fall for failure to ouaitlon’ - million dollar mark. Since the car 881b Houston. todayt although Anal approvalml of volvar d u b hava Jiromlasd thsir I *■ ' Th# Board of Trustees will meet New Hampsmre. iw eo OoMTOl M uu«*r Rlchanl ^ "Are vou mada o f olaatic 7” i f*at ia demonstrating sella in the the Science Wlr. They will' be on While Thay Last Plans June W ading claanaa Itaalf of racketeering ala- The purpoee of the Inveetlgatlon plana for the work heanotnot: yet been aid. Ruiiliinl ? ".*■ Office ! Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the vestry. display fronr 7:30 p.m., through It Is hoped that a large h-amber * No. I m aor^ t o ^ . " wpUaa W.750.S4.000 claaa, and foreign will be to determine whether night. Trill new rate ; Trie Board of Finance will meet of memlx'rs of the PTA will turn HBfttii’6l ^ oentr^ for menta. Tha AFL then aet up the given by the Board of Directoie. General Manafur Richard Mar the entire iyentng. There will also XtfBOy-ttrMt^llehool ^'oxtatlns Pat, gallanUy smiling in an effort'care are priced up to SIT,000, oh- Batchelor ehould be brought to Three membore of the Manches tin today was seaktog to dstsrmine thS ‘ WedneAlay At 8 pirn, in the vestry bo a dltea’y of aom^ of the out- out to hear Crozier and gain a AFL-ILA. to make each man think ha has' vlously th# market isn’t among trial before a court martial on ter Police Dept., part of tha van *?'}•* “ *• church choir will msK greater knowledge .qf textbooks, fliM w u Khîutod in Superior: coat fib res .in connsetion with corrected net grand Hat of ‘ atandii^ paintings Submitted in Dimock'a tpxler directed Ufa ILA aald aomathlng terribly funny. ’ teenage hot rodders. charge# that he gave aid and com guard of more than 20 .auklltary, savings expected aa a result of the Wednesday from 7:30 p.m. their material and'publishing: Court today for next 'Trlday, but 1963 ia 810,586,416, a net gain of the lytont painting contest. 0 O t „ $ and eight of ita principal locale li> Pat. who ia as and comes from ' ‘U U older people whp can fort to the enemy, misbehaved Bchcol and regular patrolmen who volunteer labor brigade. p.m. in the sanctuary. Hyatt Sutllffe will speak on ladleatlotia wara tbe court would New York City and Now JaraOy Chicago, ia getUng to be iopa in a ' afford them who show the moat while a prieoner to aecure bettor some 8618,778 over the 1052 net Trie Rev. Reginald A. Merrifleld, , EX'i’ENDED .FORECAST have volunteered their time and It waa reported that town offi- gfund list of $9,967,628. Trie new Idance In the Junior High." not t* t to tha eaaa imUl bfter next not to engage in atrlkaa or other new. kind of profoaaional modeling., Intereat.” she aald. treatment io r hlmtolf and engaged enaigy to the conversion job ware cialA at a masting Wedneaday minister of the Second Oangragsx- Bubjwt ahould hold - apeciai O M r uaad to cnodel hats, dothaa, ‘ —One elderly^ man, -aftar-axpior- Ut.ÎUOlUBIw ■BCL .lO UNI 1 v. f tod flgmjoeptoaeh^ drte, - Boston; March 5 tT)—Th«' te'ift:' ■un9C(. .«it. iiu9rx9rwR« mtvrinirln'tttrrieHai;'tdaxrtog'TOir^„^^-togfit; T______6docs-autliffe perariire in New’ England during -CTi- Met of n m $ ftnr tlw: : ^ K. Jt „ ■Today, they. aliMi help leii Bawi tic, car, naked P it y :o .n l4 and tft the, ptojurtio* of good — Moat- of—the-w oth - in tearing -teiOfiO tor furnlahlnge. hw Martin tha U fa o f JeauA” : The t^ lc Sun- will counsel next year—in—Jnntnr ■the— ne.xt five—days,—Saturday probably will not gat to trial Fri models of machinery—anything consider n propoaal of marriage, ^ The pew tax rate provldea for day at the 11 e.m. services will be through Wednesday, will average cal S07 of tha IBT. oixler and diaietpltne in the armed down the walls of the box was done decllned to commit himielf to that toll payment of $15,384 for the new High School. day and titay ba aaaigned to a new The regional office of the NLRB from the better mousetrap to the Turning on her most plastic smile, forcesv. yesterday by auxlUariee. Trie Work- estimate.^ ' “ When He Waa Twelva Yeara of The attendance banner will be 3 to 8 degree.s below normal. Cold AVERAGE 10 ROLLS TO lUNDLE data la tha following waak. urdered in October for Age." Trie-Peator'e Training Clei Aveather- over the weekend will be acting under the secondary boy ftnar steamshovel—and they have Pal-responded with-frigned eager* ‘ In San Antonio y a n te r x la y . ible parta havk already been sold; He spld only that (he coat would the South Coventry Volunteer Fite presented to the- room having the -Tba naadamua, t^Mnaorad by .a^< cott proviatona of ttw Txfp^terti-- naas: - ‘Conaldep-it-T- Batchelor toM - reporters, he 4»a Tniateear Precipitation during thia period dlraet Martin to carry out a con three new school buseii, according will be on the average total about FLOOR SANDERS. WALLPAPER, STEAMERS, ; Unuing their blockade of trucks explain it lb the public. few serioue wolves there are," said aetlpna were such as to bring for available auxilla.les and school Ual aavipga accruing from tha vol to Albert J, Booth,-Finance Board will meet Saturday at 8 p. m. at tract baaadoa tha plana approved ;Thla week, for axam|rie, Pat baa Pat, who feels aha ia a typical mal charges against him. police meet at the almriiouse to unteer labor were considered. . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Inch occurring as snow over i with Local SOT drivers. Chairman. Textbooks Topic north portion a'nd as rain or snow POLISHERS, PAPERING EQUIPMENT all .town boarda conoemad. Although the order did not ap- been answering 800 queationa a Middleweet girt.^ even though she Batchelor enlisted In the Army morrow morning at 8 o’clock, to The Board of Directors, which Booth Înted out that the board S. Haven. The Christian Endeavor Town Oounael Charlea N. Crock- day at the International Motor does like to wear plastic silvar in July, 184.8. Hi Ursa first listed begin the task of breaking down has yet to pass on the plana for Society will meet Sunday at Y .south portion about Sunday, and ' ply to Local 607, it voluntarily haa poatponed actual recommenda again the middle of next week. att yaatarday flKTah, anewar to withdrew ita waterfront pickets Sports show here. She ia demon finvernall nollah. as missing in action In Korea on partitions and ripping off the the conversion project, had tion of the purchaae of the school p. m. There Will be try-outa fbr For Lincoln PTA allagatlona In tha m a n d a m u a strating, the Kaiser Darrin Auto, Her versatile modeling ability Nov. 2. i860. pprehea. planned to meet for that purpose two ona-act plays for springxjm- aa soon aa the order waa signed. Vehicles pending the receipt of fur BORDER SURVEY SOUGHT MANCHESTER wrlta. Dlmock'a order is effective until one of the fiwt plastic American enables her to travel and earn the Batchalor retumad to Japan In Chief ’ Schendel aald that the tonight, but U\e aesaion-'waa never ther information from the Board aentation for the treasury./ TOe In tha anawar, Martin denlas. sports cars put into aasemhly line kind of money. stenogriiphers January after hla Japanese-wife auxiliaries will be on tho job evory oelled. playa "Food for Fatbef^’ and "H6w Textbook Material is next Tuesday when the ILA will Of Education. . Istanbul (j9>)--Radio. Sofia saya through Oochatt, that U-la;^ hla production. dream about. She has modeled made A .plea for him to* leave the “Scrambled Eggs" will b4 directed Ctuuen and Published,'.’ will be the • ba' called upon- at a hearing U» The proposed budget for 1958-54 topic of the talk to be given by Albania has asked the United Na WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. duty to advertiaa for new blilr Caw with plastic bodies are aUlI hats. appAred on televlaion and KômmpntsU. Batchelor left hla totals $500,238, which does not. in by Mr. and Mra. sJemea T. Lald- j.j . - Hartln admltx A t J»a«. failed to show causa why a temporary In- for hia appearance in covrt, said /Harold E. Crozier at the Monday, tions to help in setting up a joint a mystery to most motoriata. They demonstrated cigarettoa. home (lir- wifa in Tokyo when he came home he was on hit way to the .West clude the antlcljMited bus appro law.” - ...... — : ----- 249 BROAD STREET TEL. MI-9-6561 hdvartlaa for new IMda but adda It JuncUon "Should not be issued March 8. meeting of the Lincoln Albanian-Greek commission to de-t tealust it. want to know if the plasUc will niahinge slid a new magnetic this week. Coast. priations. , Sunday MaasCs in St. Mary*a lineate the border between the two D. E, FRECHETTE, Prop. la not “bocauaa ha claima that, aa Jajr gtorm Ptwto. starter motor for the General Elec He 'ia the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Police Arrests Church will be at 7:80, 9:30 and .School PTA. in the auditorium of KaUdaen 1 . Me . Speekani''. Club .of. Hartford. and-the^Bpringfleld'” Alumni of the KING SIZE QT mantemua aalta the court to direct thb^Venora (India) Christian Medi ing to call them if Sanga caused Trie committee of -tee? epoteST* procedure oY 4-H Club work aitd Rhode laland School of Design durjng the -week. tinuing all body and fen New Haven newspaper aaya five However, military ' authoriUM Miss Tyler will compete with bhi to do—carry out-A contract cal telteia Board of America, with (Coateaed fiMs Page One) have said Dickenson's waa a “non trouble. Trie troopei gave Leavitt Ing parish consists of Mr. And Mia. help with specific problems. der repair work. We will of Sugar Fro* OF GINGER ALE OfficaaM IM Fifth Ava., New York T a H o ld U.15. A id prominent area Democrats ara Austin P. Brimley, Mr. and Mra. "Irie 4-H le.'t.ders -session tomor winner from Woodstock Acade nadar iexiatiltg plana. capital case." a tlckit anyway, and Leavitt is who was Governor of Boys’ p.m., according to John H. .Elliott, > now devote our.time only City. \ being mentioned as candidates for scheduled to appear in Town Court Edward Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. row at the University of Connecti G IN G E R ALE OR ROOT BEER Rottnar haa withheld filing tha here (Feb. 1, 1853 through Jan. 31, Poaaible laaser sentences. < in last year. Misa Tyler was governor County agrlcullure agent. j Andther Service By * to buying and., selling Uen until after tha mandamua The Rev. Mr. Burkhardt waa Fraat Paga Om |, nesaiaattoa to run for U. S. repre avent of conviction, include a pris March 22. Calvin Dandley and Dr. aiid Mrs. cut will be similar to the local o r graduated ^ from Williem Jewell 1854)." sentative In November . . . State of Laurel Girls’ State la:^ sum Farmers in the area will have a ' teg. on term and forfeiture of pay. Leavitt, who poeted a 835 bond John Murphy. meeting e cept on a much broader mer. She is a daughtei/of Mr. chance to learn.more about grow-; MANCHESTER good clean used cars. FOR K Oollaffe-ln Misecuri arid is a stu Trie spolteaman explained that Commissioner Charlea F. Kelley level. T.re session will begin at 10 Meanwhile. Crockeit ia p ^ a r - be clearly detrimental to tha Both Dickenson and Batchelor .and Mrs. John M. TVlV of Mor- ing "cukes,” when Edward M in-{ A U T O PA R TS Come in today and see R O O T BEER dent in Yale Diyinity School^ while security, of th^ United States. The Hewitt’a work w-aa under con cantloBs applitoats' for driving li accumulated eeveral thousand dol a.m. and continue until 9 p.m. ONLY tag for Martia an opinion on tha land Fa-n. South Coventry. num, extension vegetable special-1 270 Broad St. Tel. MI-9-4528 what we have to offer. gtaaznl manager’a authority In alao serving as assistant nteiatei exceptite provtaioa does riot apply stant .-;heck. He cited as an ex cense renewaU to fill- in all sac- lars each of back pay whlla prls- Those from thia town attending 1st delivers his talk on "Latest In -' at tha ragutar priea of the First Church Congrega Uons of queationaire. onara will include: Mr, and Mra. Gilbert Setback Winners CYLINDER HEAD Ta iw finance rates. Satis contract mattara. In a letter to to shipterit of such items as arms. ample that classes Hewitt had in Prize winners the Nathan t'lm.iian, formation on Growing Cukes fo r , PLANING Oockatt, Martin aal i “Will you tional, Milford. riminumUon, Imjplemcnts of war lecture aeaatona were supervised Sen. Dirkaen (R-Ill) saya Issue H. Storrs, Mr, and Mra. Eliaa Qay, Pickles.” faction guaranteed! 5 The wedding wUl take place in Hale Community Center setback plus dapasit eiaft plaaaa inform me aa to the and atomic energy materials. by other faculty members in of pay raiee for membera of Ck>n- Mrs. Jo^ph Hutycka, John party Wedneadav/nlght at the Cen-' Representatives of the various aianager'a authority to enter into Juite: In his - letter to Bisenhqwcr. laboratory work and added; graas and federal Judges "it defi Student Driver Motycka, Mrs. Ethel (torgo, Mias ter include the iollowlng; , pickle companies in the county ■ cdntracta for conatruction when an Staasen wferred to shipments of "Ae an example, in a 10-queatlon nitely still aliVe and I think aome- Adela Gehring and Wayne <3ay. Women’s fite. Mrs. R o xa n n a havs been invited to discuss the ^n>roprlation hah been made and ■rii primary strategic .materials by tha exam he’d supply only one ques tolng will be done about it" this SS/rruuyji/, ^ 4-H Week Events steilon.. . . 'Two Air Force officers Richardson Wr this town; second. | market situation. te te e have bean iaaued to Snanca hva countries and'said ha had jcon- tion and otJiera would be pro In Minor Crash In obseryance of 4-H Week. Sun Mra. Mau4^'Custer of Andover; ■ueh appropriation.” cluded that; pounded by other Instructors.’’ are kilted near Rome, N. Y. When MANCHESTER day through March 13, there will ' Manchester Evening Herald Cov- jQbitukry their F88 Shooting Star jet third, MrA Maude Brown of Willi lavohrea Charter interpretatfoa “This country in ita own Interest The spokesman said Hewitt told be /an exhibit at the. Robertson ipantic. I entry correspondent, Mrs. Charles The opinion waa to have been cannot afford to -ûaa theaa ship- phiBgea ia flamea into a field. Ppllca today reported two minor School of 4-H work. There will also them he had been at tliree other accidenU yeaterday, neither of nniNG IS OUR i u s In e s s MenM first. Amos A. Richardson telephone Pilgrim 2-6231 ven to the Board on Tuesday, but -toenla as a baaia for terminating unlversitiea which were not Identl- Adlai E. Stevenson accuaea cer be a window display from Monday tain aatl-CDmmunlata of adopting which resulted in an arreat or in O^ this town; second, Raymond G. ■ artln told the Diractora ha had Upited States assistance to any of fiedit through March 15 at Royden’a on n of Wlliimantie; third, Clay- i NEVER BEFORE! Sgivnri CruckatV the raquaat only the, five countries Involved.” OamiMinlst methods In their asr Jury. D e a t h s The apokesmen said Hewitt aaiilU on higher education” . - . /M ain Street, including represents- tqii Lemire of Wlliimantie. ' _J*w day bfforf ate itebtebt h^^ said that coneurritm la. operated Ufls w a y te obtaining In ona of them, a car driven by tlve work from each'type of club Specials, Miss' Doroth'y' 'Wolfe of not had time to gtva tha opinion. hia'jil)U#riMit were the BUjte.^M: SocroUry ..at~ . .D tlta m WUaon- A women beuag-taught-to drive by teateingtKMta: 1? ...... clalAia any"ificu the Army ia cod ' 'WPCOVWilry-, au'ch' as g'ardeh, p o m ty this wwi) aad AubTh. T h m wnr b« On Tueaday, Oroclbtt aaM tha John B. McCauley fense, ^m m erce and Twariary Da- Gave Themugh Itopcraoaaaien her' husbaad struck-'the resr end making, agricultural and Itvestock:- a similar party here Wednesday ENERGENCY GAfiAGES queatiopa Martin aakad him warn John E. McCauley. 81, rif_501 partments.. dling Communists ia ' Juat damn of a pickup truck on Tolland Turn He would check documents such. tomnyrbt” but'ric Tt looking for Winthrop Merriam, Jr.,-and a 1^ at 8 pun_ with Mra. Leo T. Leary vary broad in scope, involving an Burnside Ave., East Hatbford. Mo»t.’ of jltaaseri'e repbi^ to Ei I "Man o f American Science,” pika at' New State Road. Police cal girl will give talks in the aa chairman. O IL BURNER a s yn. H pay . . Isay to srMt Mtmp'htotloa M ' (he Town senhower wag devoted to delivery better ways to handle aecurity-rlak said the driver, MrA Rose Delntaa- • Chsics si 20 tlylt, a tiisB - father of John J: McCauley, 121 select a person of apparently the f o r t h o M school iiAXt week or the folltoving Lientenaat Motycka Honte SERVICE Ohartar. Delmont St., died yesterday morn of a tanker ship last Oct. 21 to eame age and appearance as him cases in future. tro, 20, of Hertford, misjudged her Second Lt. David L. -Motycka • All bsal quolily . . . Sssd (or week. There will be a lo k i sale fsldsr Martin haa haver aald whether ing at hie hopie. Ruaaia by a Danish shipbuilding self, makj sure the man whose atonplng dietence after seeing the March 13 at HilT'a Phannacy by \V1II spend -the weekend at his he feels he has the authority to go Born in Maryland June IS, 1871. company^ It waS\the second such identity he waa taking was busy truck stop, for a atop sign. the-4-H Town Cdmmittte assisted home in North Coventry. He will CALL SE«. PR|CE Sllt.tS ahaad with the contract. In a Fab.^ ka JauL lived in Baal Haetlord tanker JkUvarad- Russia by the in zcsearch -and then apply fqr a yittner Building Tha driver of the truck was by Club i-.ei«betA /• report for duty-for 74 days-at Ft. J- ATLANTIC COAST % ' company under a Danish-Russian -32t America's Oldest Washer Id report to the Directors, he re iriost OT h|a life and was a retired faculty position in a different sec identified as Robert E. FlUckigelr, Meeting Jn 17N Set Bragg, M, C„ prior to leaving June M I - 9 ^ 5 4 8 " 1041 Diswell Ave., Hasidea, Csss. fused to go ahead with tha plan paparraalMr,, formerly employed trade agreement signed in July, tion of the country.” 35, of Ellington. There v.'lll l ^ a March j 25 for duty in Europe. Represented by 1841^ befow the battle: act-went Gairden Center backad by Shetwood O. Bowara Paper Mine o f T h r spokesman acknowtciêd In the other accident, police said /■ 22 from 11 a.ni. to2 p.m. on "Meet- Vegetable Meeting Ret HON RYAN, .51 Oakdale Road Manufacturer 7 ^ and four olher direclSiir " into effect; that Unra lx no law requiring a ears Artven-by -Charlea R; -Camp ing Human Ntotts ■ 'inrougn the A-xounty .vegetable-meeting has m U A M S Wrthersfiaiit NOW ONLY Martin also declined to follow a meiriher of Morning Btaasen aald the second tanker, professor to have a degree and A 80-hy-40-foot structure that bell, 45, o ' 75 Oak Grove St, and United N ation^ aponaored by the been scheduled for the North Cov-; OIL SERVICE Phone Hartford 9-4886 the raquaat in a petition that bo A. F. and A. M valued at 82.181,847 waa dettycrad that Hewitt haa submitted false will house a Garden Center la now JoMph W. Senna,, 24, of 83 Seaman entry. Grange Hall Thursday at 8 | to* Ruaaia unJer drcumatXncea Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation take the inltimtiva in axacuUni: a Point, xr reference# "as well aa using a false going up on Tolland Tphe., on the Circle, collided in the intersection / Service Bureau for Woman's Or- contract. In tha report ha also .te- hla son in Maincherter, where the Soviet Union had. riiet n i^ ^ " Manchester aide of the Manches- of Branford and Durkin Streets. "all of Its ohligationa tuidef tpq ganitotiohs at the Storrs Ojmmun- ^ plainad why he would not tb ^ a s k hla wife, Mrs. Mary Conn spokesmen dlsmiued aug- ter-Vemon Town line. Ity House. The public, is invited. S O A 95 trade agreement,” and the tanker Crockett for an opinion p k hla >uley; four daughtew, Mw. geteoiu teat a dlagruntled student William Vlttner, who haa been in Those attending are to bring a box authority. : / '' itself waa almost paid for in ad might te v c turned in Hewitt the wholesale growing buaineas for itor Scarpielto and.Mw. (Lib- vance of delivery. lunch. The meeting will be eape- At the same moating however, Kicharda, both of East Hart-. "He fKmked only one of 23 10 years, is building the center'on -cially about the Food and Agrlcul- W IT H PUM P - tha-Bowara* bloc paaaed a ragula- (rd,-~Mrf:— John-’- -Moehettt: ~ of HsJHIdeiLJUhaLM. tR:thAJM)»fi-Of .A300day.ja0-foot tract leased from ^ -turx OrgmnizaUon=fFADpaniUtinr tion forbidding tha Ooaaral Man the flret tanker, the United States incomplete, A low mortality rate,” Cheater Brunner. . lompsonville, and Mra Daniel sought unauccesafully to persuade findings 01 Its recent confeVenca in ager to execute contracts without the BirakeamaA said, Vlttner said today the business Rome. Xfiogp, of Poipona, Calif.; four tha Dariish government not to per- 'will be known aa Vtttner’a Garden p te r approval b y the Board when; ^îUiax .aona. 8- Andrew.-. McCauley. A picture o f the man ia not W’iute PapeHT Drive Hiated & a amount Involved is'more thah mit-teiib«ry< of the-aecond veeeel.- Avitiatle here.': ■ Gtotor-aad carry A aemptot* line annwts'' Arthur G. McCauley and Albert Stakaen Alao raported: j of nuraery stock. The main build ^ ' "•Thb'Grton.cwdbbt’ Fbif, A“^^ 1600. . .• . . Wi McCauley, all of Bast Hart-^ "He never 8<>t to front of a can Legion, I Sunday, collected five That regulation prompted Mar Franca racbntly Shipped ball camera,” the university repreaent- ing will have a lath extension for $«.S0oiid $7.50. . ford, and Clyde L. McCauley, of bearings ..valued st 876,872 to the dlaplay of cveigreena u d other addiUonal tons of- paper, magse tin to asIfYor (he legal opinion- Bellows Falls, Vt.; one brother, alive aald, "he W'sa ;êr>* self- According To Size zinet and rags. This makes 10 tons Maitla.'t letter to Crockett fol-^ Poland. 'The -bearlriga were part of bald and burlap planU- ' D«in«iistrGH*n8 FULL 8-EPUND CAPACITY David McCauley, of Maryland' 18 a trade agreement si^ ed in Octo effacing And had no inUtetes.’’ collected the past two Sundays.' Trie spokeeman said thm when Vtttner*a lease runa for one year grandchUdwn and 11 gwat grand ber, 1852, providing for movement Slid contains an option to buy.. now goinS on Last'Sunday ..le men were unable March 1, 1054 children: : his disguise was penetrated Hewitt Judging from your teanr fequtsis fee \ - to complete the area north of Cross Mr. Charles N. Crockett, T- - of about 818,800,800 t\-arth of m I The funeral will be held tomor varloua commodities from France moaned that he was "unaware fsisst wifve had to order leu aiafe to Street, ih clu ^ g t.he lake develop-^ LOVELL SAFETY WRINGER Town Cduhael' , / row morning at o’clock at, the there are echoola like New Hatop- keep up widi the deinand. Thtss honout - ments, in tm south district. Com S63 Main Street, r. ■ 11 .and about 20 million doUara- worth Newkirk and 'Whilnry Funeral of various commodities from ahire where a boy can 'to'ork hU FHbFteeit ctett ere bnlli for "tmt|li and mander E ^ a rd S. Frenz said this Manchester. Conn. way.”. ' ' About Town remalninsf area Would - be covered Home, 318 Burnside.-Ave.,. East Poland. tuntole’* SMiaaeat. Te pieeae your child •• / Dear Mr. Crockett: Hartford, with, burial In Hillside The French also hava shipped . 'Heyitt, tha spokesman said, told X S.undayîovldlng the weather per- HHHI VANE AGITATOR Will you pleaae give me your Cemetery. Bast Hartford. additional quantities of -their back tha New Hanrpa'ltire offit^lals that iff. nnd Mrs. Frank Bfaj*. 88 aid akoe bodgsi, toe us todayl \ mit.a. The rain date will-be March •pinion as to the authority of the Princieton St., will- sail tomorrow Friemfa may call at th«> funeral log of "prior commitment" items at the age 6f 1 1 he had completed r Fresh Supply Of Howdy Doody âsks Just ^ rriv ^ ^14 or the next good Sunday, ‘ General Manager and of heads of home tonight from 7 to 10 o'clock. totaling 857,085 worth of mis- high school mathematics and from from New 'Yofk on the Liner ChurCh News' RC-l town departments to employ per- callaneoua machines, valvas and then on "liVec; in libraries" edu United âtea for England. From : TJie Rev, Truman • O. Ireland, ^ LIFEfIME LUBRICATION aonnel, pertnanent and temporary, cocks. , - cating himself. England tjiey j«|U proceed to ■ minister cf the First Congrega^ with to purchase supplies, materials Sitiall Fires Keep After a aension .-ith the faculty Scotland anSTIy from that country tlonSl'CJhiirch, will use vCkir Atti and equipment and to contract for / CAFITAUST PLOT? to Denmark, teen on to Swltzer- tude at High Altitude,” as his aer- ^wurlous nervices. ______^ officials Hawitt was "allowed to WHITE PORCELAIN TUB rrerignr*------mon—topic^ Sunday at the 10:45 PERMA-SIZED -'Tim Board of Directors on Feb. ^FiremeirRumiiiig Salina, Utah (P)—"Welcome. Fel ‘,’He (old us.” aald the apokee- Swisa Watch factories. Triey plan e.m. worship seryicee. ' 'The M, J964, voted aa.foUowa: low Travelers,” read this town’s man, "that hla aats^ here was the for the return (rip to visit The Life-Time GiH Women's Service Galld''will serve ilaur I nf... r .tha '■igirwi' tw flutawiftK ” ute SAS a V mu te. Tr.tr m Board of Education, no commit ^''‘TôTffSSTonea business meeting - following the the. other a cblmriey..flce, were put Dale L. Briggs, Salina druggist, faculty pdaU. sxpect to sail from England on ment for aervice of conlract’Yof didn’t like it. So he painted out the While here he received the 84H10 tea Queen Mary, April 22. worship 'xervlees. Trie- church cfMririeixL aarv- ealary b f -w) aeetotantpro- Icea,. in aa . amount exceeding ttoig for the graaa fire shortly after 13 Lator he got letter^ he aald, from ftoedr. FRENCH ANTE-UP 8500 ahall be made or signed by aome American Communtata who ’’Too bad,” said the apokeeman, : any town officer, employee, de O’clocic while Co. 1 and Cb, 3 went to 34 'Drive G about 1:30 p. m. for criticized him and .referred to “the num has unquestioned sbiT- Parle, Mareh 8 om —- The Compare genuine Reis Scandals, partment, board or commission "filthy American capitallata.” • Preach Fiaance Ministry an- “ Briefs” or “Semi-leg” . . . for unless such commitment o f con the chimney blaze. No damage waa ity ” ■ . j' A BIG f reterted from either fire. nonneed''foday It Is going to re- COMBINATION DOOR perfect fit, for healthy mild sup tract has previously received the ' The MFD put out a graaa Sre on PEROXIDE SUB LAUNCHED BOXEB8 WEIGH IN pny 118 mllUon dellnie of,. two approval of the Board of Diwe- port, for longer wear, for excep- Clifton Street this morning and a. leans from 17. S. government nnd RIGIMIRE 3-TRfiNSISTOIt tionid valtiel _ . tora.” graaa fire on Tolland 'Ariipike Barr*w, England. March 8 (P) New York. March I IH-Ught- privnto inatltatlona. The pay SUPPLY OF It is riaceaaary to know Whether yesterday afternoon. Britain today launched a sub- weight cbamnlen dimmy Carter ments will be made fe cut diewn 9NLY im S FEATURES... this vote of the Board of Direc mnrlue driven by b.Tdmgen of New TorY and Challenger Pad an InterMt ohargeS.’ AuloiMlicWHlMr $ * 1 T .5 0 c o M P i n i patented dart-stitched pouch tors preventa the General Mana peroxide — the kind, of stuff dy De Marco of Brooklyn botk eupport (hat prevents fatigue, with each machiRc purchased ger from appointing department some women nee to Meuch their, steled IIS pouidn.' the qsnet Although northern lights arc "«ayto-T" ' naidi and department heads from Public Records hair bkinde. Brittah Naval ez- lightweight Uralt, lor the IS-rouad moat familiar to reaidenta of the NOT INiSTALLED hl«elastic waistband fits right, amploying personnel unless a ma pertq elnim It's tbe world's fast title bout tonight at Mndisou noitiiem hemisphere, there are full cut. Maipl*tt scat coverage. I M O D a 13AP jority c f tha Board glvea its prior Warrantee Deeds est undersea vesshL Squsro Garden. similar lights to tha AntarctlA NEW lO N -ftell HI8RIN8 AID BecaeM ttoy toe Penaa-dsed, ' Limited Offer While approval in each caae. I would UUian C. Miasal to Herman H. INSTALLATION $10.00 they are CUARANTEEO M fit also like to know if thq vote pre Cion, property at 571 to 579 Cen afur laeederiag. Down Payment vents the msnsgsr or department ter St.' re toy for Old-typs vacutim- Present^tock Lasts v ^ No heads from awarding contracts for John F. Moriarly to Anne P. W” tube aid*! ' ' * . Wegr the inatchini. . . Sta^put work and for purchiSM of adppUes McCaughey. property on East Includes: \ ' Lir«‘ like found, truer aad Shirts cut lb leg-line Reia Scan As Little As $1.88 Per Week and aquipment following competi- Center St. ★ dearer than evert dals briefs tor extra, eoiqfort tlva biddtog unlasa a majority of Thomaa C. Knox and Edith A. • ALUMINUM DOOR niAME The*«e"A"betti«1.aî V OTHER MODiLS thi''Board gives, its approval..to Knox to Carl W. Klipcher end fdl inoeth.. • ■“ ■ FOR THE BEST OEAL ' aaeh such cahtraet and purchuMc. Elisabeth C. Kllaeher, property on • Only owfenwlk waihar with • 3 STAINLESS STSa HINGES ★ lery... fewer tottery ehenoeel UlERAL TRADE AUOWANCiS PLUS "Will you alao Pi#aae inform ma Barry Rd. - AN-Parcatoih Wnlih Iniida wtd • LATCH WITH LOCK INSIDE . as to tha manager’s authority to MBSCANRAU KISSCANDAU RBt Paul W. Dougan to John E. out I reweOwtoetlee Aeeemor. Wtoerto btn Oito T4MnS ' r into contracts for construc- Scallion and Eileen C. Scallion, • 2 SCREENS. 2 GLASSES . 'WAMIT' 'tTA-ptr sum FREE TIDE! ten when an appropriation haa property on Eva Dr. • UvA-Wotar AcHm pats rid « f • AUTOMATIC DObR CLOSER *^*eeie»e< birtto Ceoef« made and bonds have been Edwin 8. Darling and John H. deep down tet-^pently, thor* to finance such' appropria- • ADJUSTARLE iOnOM ■ lorry) oyer* eoto to 08id 1 Darling to Trie Hartford Electric auphlyl 00 140. T t i . 25. Light Co., property on Keeney St • HEAVIEST CONSTRUenON loortoeietoirodi Very truly yours, Certiteato of Deaeeat • Ropidry Spin pals clothas drier ‘ : :•! ,/ Richard Martin. . Estqte of John Wopd to Laura than •ny ethar wothar — many - Oenaial Manager. Wood, property on E. Middle Tpke. Serried Adadnletmtor’a Deed ready for troainp. CALL HARTFORD JA-4-1156 twwrmmMwsv m t o k s w |8*8 PiiCB AOf MMS BstoU). o( Iseec Proctor to Ray- B . D . P E A R L ttumd L.< Smith and Ruthr JC. H in n ^ ■ti !■«., Mnr^ 'k te—' Smith, property at Walnut and Johnson Rrbs. Carp.. aaM today It Arch 8U. APPUANCE & FURNITURE CENTRf tollBMaaaasav car Cerafleato ad Oevtip -Bstato a t S a m ^ Burgees to El^fritef Cootraclm - $49 MAIN STRUT. HaiM S. Buegs >a, wmiam T. Bur .\ , W E GIVE GE?EN STA gess and Imckhart B: Rogera, 118 ' " 1063 Msia S tm t/ HENRY to m Oeator S t ' MaaeNsteil" 1' ^ . .(> . -’‘if -l-v • . V ' ■( _/ 'h ■ts. ■ti> V
;:-y^ ■\ ‘ y> Mi^GHESTBR BVlNbÔ MA^ FRIDAY. MARCH 8. l&M I(i[BiTER EyENIN(p^ MANCHisyEÔlW^ 8^ 1984- -.-r' toad* the -worship service, — This wai on tbpT "and' unchiUi«ii 'pj^hj^ ’ôuaiy to the mldat of service ia gt 7:30 p. m. and follow- ^tfoh Big Rqmmage Sale ■room.în the Jonathan TrumlKdl jtaryêports^Prizet^^^ ing it wl^ll he choir rehearsal. E lect^ by R. A. M. Picturiôf Hkiti " House in Lebanon, owned by the ‘They bowed to it. with varptog dr* aifriiiar—Arcamatancea. t>aa nan JItU f ^nnectlcut BAR. which v/aa badly: greaa irf humUiatlim and miaglv* imagine the sweeping condemns* Talk on N ursing FOR TH S JUOOnCS Jiipjlelpilaipita; 5 E News Rhymes Bighth grade students at the Ele-^' last year’s return. Mrs. Pdreheron. 9js.m. to 6 p.m., ill tê vacant meeting of Orford Parish Chapter, '704 PARKEB STREET—NO P ^ N l day—within their hearts lond aelf-righteousness for which he is auditorium to hear Miss 1c s t h e r tcautiful bouquet of- pussywillows. esch. year in Connection with Boys’ sd a subscription to "Tbings of mentary School announced yeater-, who is yrving her first year as store St 30 Blssell 8t., idtogdnally D.A.R,, yesterday afternoon at her Jonquils, acaOias and other spring minda—that the ultimate destiny so famous. I. Walt, who Is in charge of. ret ...— By P. D. Mil....- and Girls* Week that is celebrated Sclsncs” . Third prist is a aub* day that March 19 would- be the campaign chairman,- has express opposite The Herald Building. home, 56 N. Lakewood Circle. (lowers. SOUTHWEST SECTION of the man MtOarUiy wiil be deter* next month. cruittag itudents at the .Hartford ‘‘Stolhtioe pa Smokiag ed appreciation for the fine sup On cale will'be clothing of all Before showing the picturea, Best entry in the Senior Divi aeriptlon to "Junior Natural His date of their Gay Nineties Min mined here. tory Msgaalne.” Hospital aobool of nuraes, give a port of the townspeople. t)’pes, for adults or children and MrsrWatkins told something about «••«••••*«#««••«••••••• sion. grades 10*12,- Will be swarded Cdntndict Bsch Other strel show. It will be staged MONDAY, MARCH 8 - 2*x He ia a product of ua. It ia al The school entsriqg the winntog O f * Increases in returns were par- household articles, Including fiirni- Haiti, which lies briween Puerto Sr*' -' a one year eubacription to “ Na talk on . Underetandtog require- To smoke or not to amoke . . . S t the Community Hail with pro tu.'-c, books, snd dishes. ffts? ,•••••••••••••••••••• A Tliougilt for Toduy class exhibit will receive s plaque. tlculsrly dmired this year, she Rico and Cuba and has a total pop most a certainty that if we had tional Geographic Hagaaine.” A BMnts for the nursing aohool. that to the question . . . which of ceeds, bolstering the fund to cover pointed out, in order - to carry out Anyone having articles to do This plaque will be retirad aftar Ttale program- ia eapscislly in ulation of/three million. Its princi hot produced him, we wôuld have scientiflo- book, to be chosen by the late has glien us . . . a case of expenses of a: class trip during the expanded program of the Ns- nate which he would like to have pal products are mahogany, coffee, PLU8BED SEWERS produced some one else qnite as SIAN’S H1GHB8T dOY winner, is second prise snd s year’s ona acbool haa won It thraa tlmaa. teresting to psrsnts, of children in Indigestion . . . two months ago Ists spring. ■" \ tlonsl Foundation for Infantile picked up may contact a member Itoch mwnhar-of-tba wtoalng taam. ------.a __Aa.— tosa laaff bananu. sisal and sugar. Although MAR -Uh to MAR 9 o*^ formidableê'ii'toe'evirtfiat BTTn uumî ipBiuii lu ^Twmiov^^^jiniK i e e aUw^Ba0â®W^»^R^WaWj^ — Advancr-iiswi isr iH*' show re- ParalyslB to “tM t m c Mwly“ de-‘ of'threoimnmftt'Md k track wi the country has a king. It i8~cM- JNa A a w M p UTSD . gins” goes to the third place aelec* exhibit will receive a actentlflc high school in tha cancer . . . the lignrea quoted W/OKINS us-rAaeato eome ottheheatot iaC-. Man's highest Joy and deepest ghOTNBM. W C Tsals some good old songs wlU be veloped polio vaccine. be sent au-ound on the previous aidered a republic. The people con- ’^WeiHra Mi ■tfoii.------firattiwi to ih g y . r.'ttwfcBnirid ^ -fsatuTsd.— ifasHs Valsim* Kitr i » f f -Bchodt Nutot da3i--.ta=ptolr-:^p the '«rtiotss alfiar..'.,thaniMlves ablprad-FraiwIt- SErtiC WNKS He ia that piut of us we would not lin the Iiitermediste Division, -BdSnet gtanto will be awardrtl -TM hexl mMttot of Utt local was aa answer . . . to w« ehuck- „ ortdlMd______m UU« PMW God’s will, le the Christian faith. P U N B R ^ Converse are to bs. heard in si J*"* Banking Authority at the those olMning to bring things men, and moat pf them are Catho lot out toto the Ught_of day—«(* But to eayiJ‘ne\’ertheless. not my grades T*p, the first prise will ba to each aroun. Orange will be held in the Town ed our rigSrettes . . . Into a bu lics, Relations between Haiti and Maakim Claaaa# Han at I p. m. The first and sec SERVICE duet, "In the ...w_Good Old Summer-: , — • received------$lSfi.fi2 In- deposits- do'A'n to the . store are asked to oitof when McCarthy voluntcera tei vrtH hut thine be done.” is often the s chemistry set "Things of Sci* Judging • will " take placa W«f*' reau drawer-. . . and sobMtyto* time.” Another duet will feature Wednesday from 115 pupils. have them there by . Wednesday thh ITnited StdteS are very LOWER SIONT mtia ar* also rtaanraC encA! a msgaalne. will go .to the naads' OBd degtoe irill .-the-weed.. to it tor is: prelude to pereocutlon and suffer* Pstricia~-0*Deil-and-Ann- Pereslu- , Principal ^ Gabriel—Reuben noon; atrrtea cUant «l N. K. A. taiT> tog. runntr*up for one year while the School. The public ia invited to class ^ candfalates. The Lsdiae for ua^we aware . . . b«t/thea lliiiB ilW l" tended a meeting of the Executive since Degree Tbsm will do thd initiatory hs in "Btrolling Through the Co-chairmen of the sale are Mrs. Dry Wells and ^w er Lines IN eoNeiiT Now what does this’ mean. In third ranking entry in the division ^Vtew the exhibits Thursday a ^ this week a doctor . . . eaihe up Park." Committee. of the Elementary At the buslnera meeting it was araaaataMvcs: - 1%a Fix your mind on a famous scene work. Ihs committee in charge'of with equal proof . . , that'emeke Henry 8;nith and Mrs. Charles installed and repaired. *----- — Ktw terms of aome roaoluticn of the exhibits will receive s subscrip Friday. Awards will be made A girls’ quartet haa worked oiit School Principals Assn., in New Burr. announced that Orford Parish •ON CURTIS TRIO UailT of long ago. ’’Away with this man. tion to ’’Science Digest.” Friday night. refreshments include: Francis snd haa aa tocredtoat . ./. which Walter 8. BrondtS«a McCarthy iaaue? and release to us Barabbaa.” gome, nice qlose harmony on four Haven, Wednesday" evening. A dis Chapter la responsible for the tea 318 A g:ll ‘‘ of Clarissa Campbell (chairman). Dr.' keel^ some genne ahM . . . TB, trict meeting of the principals was at the close of the State Confer It means that this country can shouted the people. Barabbaa was and Mra Francie Bird, Mr. and pneumonia, and the flu . . . have numbers, "Sweet Adeline,” "Heart , . ■ V . Waiter 8. Broadwell, 2S^tch- See Ika AOAWAM srORTSMArt an armed patriot who in an in* obscenity of the Uiaster, the cruelty abbsA our nr UonsI hero. of My Heart,” "Down by the Old held at Union yesterday which he ence in East Hartford on March only be rescued by a lot of in* Mrs. Aaron Oltoatod, Mr. and Mrs. greatly been reduced. . . most also attended. ... field St., was elected Most Excel SO. Mrs. H. R. Tlflany and Mrs.' CUM tXNItIT ■tMTgetion against Rome had killed of the amphitheater, the degree's* And se for Jesus, "sway with Milt Stream ” snd ”1 Want a Girl.” ^ ------dividual decisions—decisiona which Herbert LaBrie, Mr. snd Mra Har heavy smokers aeeii||r exempt Thi# Finance Commission of the Ho^pitiil Notes lent High Priest of Delta C h a ^ r Herbert Robb are co-chairmen ■ in a man. He is a fsmitisr figure in tion of imported vices, were cor this man,” this rsvelstlon of God old Maynard, Bdith Lusa, Andrew his toidinge have, Some outside acts will be pre No. 51, Royal Arch Masona, at lis shut off that secret flow of tolar* history snd the case hr makes out rupting the very soul of the nation. who challsngsd his followers to sented. One of these will feature United Methodist Church will meet charge of this tea. Delegates fr6m STEELE & SON Oerdae Club Mteto* Kuca. Freda Taemer, Grace Sikee thns we conUnne anito perplexed tonight St 8,...... ^ .. annual meeting Wednesday eve- j-,the local chapter to the State Con *IH>V m WUItJBll.jrtlt' fHMUlOU* XSntr ia- appealing. r‘ Freedom ■ is— worth Qf cuotw. one ran thrrtskof being- love their enemies and forgive and Bthel Berr. . - . and wish thw would |torfect -Ponns and Diane Tedford, young 683 VERNON ST. TbMMadt •« Newera ivarttiiac dMiac Aevra: any price, independetiens w m a csiiriiied if bsught by the Romans. — dstightera of Mr. and Mrs. Donald The Public IJbrary will be open A D m V t TE Dôt'^TTODA^^ ference are Itogent Mra. Elaanor toward . McCarthir—dedatons to adventy times seven and overcome ObBriag BvMta . . , a amoketou.. smoke-fllled PHONE “ Broadwell is a- Past Master and Eiddtaoh and' Vice Regent Mra, - l 9i m. fYlday. (iirteg for; indeed, says every Bar- But Barabbas always says that he evil with good. Away with him, Brownlee awet Monday at 3 p.m. rlgarette . , . statistics caa’t de Tedford in an scrobstic dance. from 7.-.30 until 8:30 p.m. and again Mra. 'Vendia Chagnon, 612 E. Mid Td. MI.9^S31 or '—1 V. tm. Monday which each ^ ua chooses where he MI*chBll«-71Â . tomorrow from 3 tintil 4 p.m., ' dle Tpke.; Mra. Nitaine Clyde, Bol present Chairman of truatees pf Mariim Ttffiyiy. -5 ». m naadw. abbas, it is worth killing for. The Would rather be dead than to live ovolfy him. at the church and Tuesday .at 3 tect! The students report they have Manchester Lodge No. 73, A. F. A ■1 Pb « . Wadaiaday. must stand, and in no other place hsavy hand of the conqueror had ton; Mrs. Besale Baldwin, 33 Cor Annwncement w u also made MI-9-7842 under Roman subjection. Well, the And ever the choice is between p. m. the Pilgrim' Singers will 142 East Center St; received considerable help from A. M. He is a 32nd degree mason; tiat thrbqgh the generosity of a Eaatem StateO Exposition— ^Weat Sprinfltdd. IhaB. _ B. m. nmdar. —decisions by which we all show laid upon them for nsarly a hun* Romans had caught him snd Barabbas and Jasue. have a rsheangl. iTie Unit^ States population friends in the community on cos Msncheatfr Eveaisg Herald Bol nell St.; Mrs. Glayds .Broomfield, or MIteholi 3*8606 ton mrrmpoadeat. Mas. JoM>ph Birch Mountain Rd.; EHliott Spar a member of Adonlram- Council memberr the local chapter a that we know that if we do not drsd ysara Taxts were crushing soon ht would be writhing on Kirby Page H is first midweek L en ite n gain in thr past eight years is tuming for the show, but would ^Sadfeia f Mancheater D Itslto. Alephoae Mlirhell 8-5545. row, South Coventry: Mary Ellen R. A 8. M., of Roc)mers.\ tlmo. Unrafreshed. on waking. En / '.V hopefully to back of him. . Hie reason Tito’s opiaions on this equipment. And because of this be assisted by a volunteer gr BIRTH TODAY; a daughter to H. Steiner; Principal Sojourner, George E. Howe:‘ Royal Arch Cap ergy and itrangth falling—work a Not the Texaa mUlionairaa ^ 6 the world sltuaUen are always interMt, thej^lub has stress^ once aa well as'the general commit, Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Franceski. burdan—worry moat all tha time LSt'i discuss your SpringX five him t h ^ bacHhi. again that .all intereried persons Mrs. J. Edward McKeevef is 75 Taicbttviiie Ave., Rockville. tain, Nils S. Shenning; Trustee, an d when notbing aaeniia Wrong teresttog' are obvious. Proclaiming John F. Seavey. Net the preee which, while op* are welcome to attend any of the chairman of the whurt and isheing DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: otharwtM. ' building plans himself still a Oommuhiat today, You save meetings. assisted by Mre. Stanley /Uicas, Oliver Jarvis, 129 Summer St.; 'Theae officers ■ will be installed What'n thsaniwar whan auch la featog him, atlll haada him page he has had full experience wii Program chairman Philip Dcoley Mrs. Joseph Schauster, Mr-K James Alexander Gagne; 151 Eldridge at a aemi-publlc installation in the diia to tha naad of mora ataantlsl OM every time he makae a charge. Masonic Templa on Wednesday, Minaralt an(l Vitamlna?, Moscow. I f anybody outside announced the slides wUl be viewed Sarles, Mra. Paul Adanis, Mrs. St., Mrs. Caroline Davies/Bolton; Taka I littia FERRIZAN TablaU Building this spring? McKinney can help you Joseph Simsrd, Mrs. HariV Smith March 17. \ Not the politically aaive buai> read Moscow’s mood and toten* through Polaroid gisssee snd that Mrs. Jane O’Reilly, Hartford:; with aach meal and at badtima and with complete plana, or we work with your aaaaaea to public life who don’t a good supply of the glsaaes has Mrs. Joseph McCooe, M/s. EdrvSrd Jeffrey Kparney. 88 Linden St.; you’ll giva your ductleaa glanda tha tions, he ahotdd be the Goss, Mrs. George Hiissey, Mis precloua lodina they muat hava to architect and builder to make- your dream kaow how to haadle aubh a aavage been obtained for distribution at Mrs. Eleanor Scranton, 267 Boul Keeney St.; Mrs. Josephine Her- Tet, in so fsr as w i do flirt the meeting. Joseph Kalkowskl and' Miss Made der Rd.; Mrs. Alice Savard, 443 ter, Hebron. function properly-ôu'il givo your home come true ON TIME. We deliver A L L gad rieodroeful character, blepd plenty of iron for moro on- With the idea of aotopUng ’ntio'a Stamp Exhibit tMsted line Smith. Lydall St.; Mrs. Anna Cavar, Sta^ argy'and ambition and supply your the materials your builder will need from Net the politidaaa who afc todgment, we w o^.tender it re WATKINS Stamp d aee hfnpr fir m < hla ownnaeatmoar AWd H? ty Occaiionat living foofl^piecas*— ------MIUWORK CQ. |o before it m ew .lta come-up* that of everytyyty else 1 384 Broito St.—Tri. MI-9-: But normaUy there is an ebb snd BUT NOW! Bs thrlvas OB that iva twist flow, and, over the long range ot WE HAVE WHAl to ns whieh comforts tsUtog histoi-y, no nation has been mors US hs is aot xtsL YOU WANT IN subject and responsive to this ebb .Hs thrivas .on that sisep^ lasy, KCNMORE A u t o m a t i c snd flow than that great, un of us which tolls us thi^ thc^ SEARS wieldy tide which is Russia. A H O M E ? ROiBUCK ANDCO daeisiOB about him Um aomewhere HARDWARE 'Hie cold. war. may be ending. ■ slw, ubHMs ' wa BuCTTib, the key to that lies in -hsart \ ' the fact that another cold war— Ho thrives bediuas there to; a ,y._, khai,which fbliowed.tbe.Napoleanio part of us wMdh itotui^yr lOies'tite hot wars—also ended in iu time eucitemeat and drama he gener- as much as it lies in any conscious T W O pulfits for only 99.50 See the" First, ffrst for financiiig, and BEGULABLY 109.95 BteA. wish -on the part of anybody'tn McOarthy to, then, nothing but Moscopr or Paris or Ixndon or Two for the price of One! Two twin size Stiwrmfi 6 \ the nore unworthy pdrt of opr- WsShinôn. e Foster Innersprihg Mattresses with interlocked O N L Y $ 5 '•elvsa, projected and magnified. spring centers And sag-resistant borders; two t 2-eoi|l join ofir himdreds of satisfied hom^^ Ha lives to the uUon only be Rncetrack RevcIntionA box springs to match. All 4 pieces $99.6(1. ' O U T I N DOWN cause we do not resUu this rela- ' ' ‘si ' * ■' 5 ■ / ttonshlp, and, not reallting it, do *1710 somewhat flexible sancti This young prograttiva bohk. has dirptfots and officars bn'ieare Termg CASH nothing to halt the process by mony with which ^verhor Dewey \ which we Ourselves nourish him. has pounced on some evil-doers, wliq.ara long-axpariancad in all phases of mortgage service
Whtorq doss sU-this Jlead, the while othere luive not seemed . . . V V ■ •>.. ' * • ‘r- ' . -f '■ Including long farin V.A. and FHA mortgages. They- are Wt do brssk the toiineittion by to disturb him too much, is head ■ rafdy to discuss your mortgage problem without obligation iM A iX lr ANYWHERE / “ ^ which the very nightmare we'Aar ing toward Something of a show Save"ori<êntworth Q uality to.you. f eeds SB something inside our- down teft ms the lurid revelsUons WASH, RINSE, DAMP DRY 84IL WASHES •slvesr of the probe into New York rsce- — The- traek"- operations,-- rnsnlpnistlans,: . Stop in-.or osk, your, agent to.bring you in for a friendly atoiplA snd profits continue. .when yofUK^^ vtsit. Ouc:jiefyica is quick and efficient an<|l our sincere piir- NEW! SEAim BEAR MKHANiSM (IftVfrhnr,. nrwey.pmtssferi p'ubi ‘!t:#a 'Jpi hr.W^)| Enarasoropoi rx . . 'A have frequently, asked, Jiply, for tostancs, -tost November,- need. cursetves, could A dviUsed natitm ■when his own good friend snd-po- If you have seen Wentwortit Gallery on bur Becond Floor size lyiuhei 8-lb load> Powerful 6 vane agi> trt:c.T.'Rrr - j-.. . . . see theee jiandsome -oNiolstered pieces v . . yon itnow ...... IK VKe Orintoiiy »ver go for a Hit*’ kmoriato; J. gpi-sguc. w.l9h a frant pArclx l«rr then Republican nstiohsl tommlt- tator. Convement top ioadini:^ Coniidetdjf r shop where these pieces are made.' From the rugged*, kiln- i Ft AINU ÎlMOONIN This to ths way It went for Hit- teemsn, resigned his office. H e'air I TW O outfits for only 109.50 Enjoy bettor living in the new automatit washing. I^ d it! Set iti Forget not feel any such gesture was dried hardwood frames, each workman builds his own piece PraineBcbooner PRONf DOOR OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON Thera was, in Germany, the necessary on the part of such s o f furniture with instructions to “ make it'to Watkins Stand ■Mbile home. Cotpi^toiy fur- Two for the price o f One! Two TwinrSiz*‘72-coil ard of Excellence” even if it takes a little longer! So, as auaiied, eleepe up to six in priva- sand THURSDAY ÊVENINGS 6:30 to 1:30 ■J- came ktod of relationship bst-wrean fin# party leader. Yesterday this Stearns 4t Foster Box Springs, 12 box ^ r in g legs, 1 9 9 0 0 ey.Psymenta no mora than rent; n part of even the good people of Same Sprague was on the witness a (»m petitor maker, commenting on these pieces said, “ You attachefd, ready to use. Two njatching innerspring can’t build sofas and chairs better.” Each piece is custom MUlfMOWI (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON^ Oernsay sad the exciting ruffisn stand, Confessing how he had been mattresses. Four pieces for $109.60. •b-iL- USE EASY TBRMS who was OB the way up. Those the hidden oWher of raceway i made with hair and cotton upholstery. Choose from a spe Valuos to $32$.bo Extra, add^ savinga during thia big sale . . . uat cial group of high price fabrics during March! VarsM Trslltr Gesrt who wera.ln n sporting mood snd Stock for which he paid nothing OB WUImr Croee Parkway Sears Easy Terms to buy how . . . pay for your, wQltog to Bsq how fsr he could go, and which he sold for 164,000 when ON KELLY ROAD washer, as you use it! Rwee who ehsred hia sadism scandals loomed, and how he had. Fhone Msnehestor MI-9-5637 Mcratly whan* it . -was directed earlier, turned a 32,000 investme.nt •gainst fSomebody else, those who into a 3195,000 net profit. told themeelvca that he was s Other party figures have been CHAIRS 98“ ON SALE, TOO, DELUXE MODEL AUtCMATIC WASHERS AND tosasos ' but that Somebody else in and out of the testimony before • "j.-.. weuld have to stop him, thoee.who the Mortond Commission. The Values to DRYERS'cOLDSrOT REFRIGERATpRl CHECK THESE VALUBSI M t A tingle in the air even while story In which they have been in $169.00 PJLC. thojr hated the man who caused it, volved is an extraordinary tale of KENMOBE Automatic Wenhor KENMOBE W ringor W aihor AB those who had in some portion secret holdings of stock'by people WitlMliit SudMVdr Rag. 239.96 209*‘ Sanil-Automatto Rag, 16A9b 1 4 6 " f . A , a C tM r.own soul, some kinship to who had no bustoess owning it and KENMORE Automatic Woohat 229*^ COLDSPOT Bo^gorotor tho Inenstrosity which was grow- who obviously sensed that it would With afidMvaf Rag. 266.96 m m -M Cu. F t Reg, ia$Ji 174^ ' l l f to Btolr mldst-.su these, one be improper for them to own it. At (Hir, oanM to the point of the great BENMOBE Automatic; Dryor COLDSPOT BfM gBfoter particularly without paying for it^ N )^ LOCATION 9X Cu. Ft :6tof. RIAN prtag uisi. *nils was the moment Osusllj[, there was a link b* Elactrle Rag. 199.96 ^ whan the curioelty, the esuastion, pdliUclsns and the world of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK KENMOBE Automatic pryor COLDSPOT Bolrigofator \ the Mcitsment, . the demagogue, gtagsters snd racketeers. 'There NLKM MERICM Oai -Rag. 249.96 114 Cu. F t Pag. 294J6. thd ridiculous figure, the un wiu bonsnM for everybody. - ' '■ For 80 years we’ve been serving'7: man, suddenly became TW O: outfits for only 129.50 ‘'E homemakers wlu> want a great deal CLUB BULROON Transportation chorgot oro not indudoeji in aboyo~|)fleBBa TTie political flgurM Involved M , '<• more than. PRICE when they are easily identified. They era the OF MANCHESTER Two for the price of One I Two Twinîze ivory plastle choose the things Uiey will be as- 2* p .9 . Slmt ■n,' suddenly, there was no £>ewey sUts poilticsi ihschine. ' aocisted with for k lifetimel \ I to gmi,!«aoept cril« for a few Thera to no slightest intimation headboards. Two S A F B ox-S prin g with legs al RodkvMlB ^SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. p s o ^ of Germany. to*t the great prosecutor kntw ready attached. Two matching iii[her8pring mat- Tel. V CATALOG SALES OrfICE - ’ . wMdi iMfl anything oif sb this. 8UU, oos can ti^sses. All six pieces, only $12SUS(h\ . ' ' iVBKY MONDAY MfteMr 9-45^11 imagips how. much gram mig un- 11 1 STa \ i 1 4 1 - 9 ^ 1 '\ -t. of Mcinchestei\
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• \ - i ' 1. , / ( ,a. J - : \ X ^ .. St. liANCHEStEB EVEKINO H E R A m JiAWCHESTERv CONN^ FBIDAY« MARCH 5 , 1 9 5 4 "f" X MANCHEBTER ^nrENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C 0 NN.» FRlDAT,1 SrARCH^, -r-1'— '— ^^^ ...... ------j -Jmb ' RiR* -*■ —"EifTrsiriiiiM m m m Br iÔ TAim nw w n n t b u s i n e s s BY HEKSIIBBI t' the Comi^nity Houae, March 12 be "Building A roundstion” at th'e w h a t —fifl W a ^ £ j i ^ and 13 at 8 p.m. Columbia I morning worship aerviea ftunday An>w r t c #rtvlom 4ftm l » ‘iNMIlaMA-’ M a H y R a d io w n o —iMfl The pla^, on: Wfateh the . local at U Am.______^ .. ___ _ S e n s e a i ^ people wra worlu^dUiCMtiy for Tha PlIgriiiL fellowahlp of the VfooD—iim WOTH—1418 Lenten Services Fletcher Elected . Missing L iu jrjm u Baatans fltaadard TUne . some time, Wlll. be preiwnted for ^jireh-wUI meet at tha parsonage u u r j u u the two-fold purpose of providing at 7:30 Sunday evening to attend ^ . • V;, ^ JmPO Slated at Church entertainment and raising jmoney Rec Council Head DOWN UL-]QeaMuui Eatr drink,' and be merry, f< diligently pursued by a personable Tbt foil owing program achadulea tits— a meeting at the Lebanon Con u u n e u i z i a tomorrow ye^ dtet'^Willlam Oll\ young man who wanted to flirt WHAY—Nile Watch for the town's btanch pf the gregational Church. W hV i - ^ K h a v l " A atra^ •ra auppUsd by tha radio managa- YMCA. ' -.-T- 'H- ■ s uij»»icic.inn tnore Beymer. With her. Th e doctor waSj.aym- WTIC—Phil Harrls-AUcs Fays Wapping, March 5—-(Special)— Columbia, March S-r^fBpeqlal)— »iwaaui'»>'» pathetlc, and ^ advised how ehe manta and ara tubNct to changa WDRC—Arthur 'Jodfrsy Digest The cast includes:. Terry Dona JPMQQrjnHn WOTH—Dance Music Tha Rey. Fraser Metzger, pastor At the Monday night meeting of Mahcheeter Evening Herald Co- 3 indigo off ^mlght’ sleep more eoupdly. wlthoui not!os. ^ StSS- hue as Mary, whosh penchant, for hmiMa correspondent Manrlee S Sutwrdinato Q u c i r i K n u Mortimer had barel; of the First Congrtgational the ^mortgage on his hoi when In s few days she returned Still WHAY—Nlte Watch harmless prevarication gets her the local Recreation- Cpunoil; Wil M o Y r • w, teleplKHM HAftlsoa SAlighU ursrjisrjoa WTIC—House ol Glass .■MnQGVb. r a n w s n a c - j he mortgaged it again toXûy a oeful. * ’lmLY—N«W#: Poika Hop s. WDRC—Itls Music Time Church, has announced the ached- into hot water: Alton L.ane as Har bur Fletcher'Waa .elected president, 8-8888. t Conturg plant WiXe—Bewrd Rstm vey, her long-suffering husband: A N D M ^ f . L iu ia u u car. - Having bought the ,iito, Doctor -Don't tell me you aren’t -WidfB-Nsws; MBsie WOTH-Ossle and HarHett ule for the neighhorhoiod Lienten of the orflanisatidn. Wilbur •': V S > , ^ and UUDIUIU • tW- Warren Westbrook as Jerry, he sought out the same baiticerba: •feeping better now. WTlC—Backsiage WUs WHAY—Nits Watch services. The first w ill' be held Fletcher succeeds Charies Randall, 788 MASS tat. MWoiflioun >St|Mrtd" u u u u u atieitt—1 am. but to tell tha trano-IUcord Shop. Mary's step-husband: Douglas 141)i^cord again and tried* to mortgage -tl 'AOTH^rJaNc Ddwimv WTlC-wHouse oC Glass Wednesday i t the 'home of Mr. who was appointed to the executive y -* 7 Adiîvo car to build a garage. tnith. I certainly misa that young WDRC—It's Music Tints Grant as Limpy I.«nigan,. a. tough committee. \F ^ auflw \ 28 Pen name of 41 Step 8iia~*> WGTH-Ossle and Harriett and Mrs. Jean Shepard, Jr. The but sentimental jail bird; David mil LEAOIRS Kxasperated. the’ bank official il . ' WHAY—N*wi; Polka Hop U:SS- '‘william Jacobus was elected vice *W IS • IVinttU^. Charles Lainb42Gudrun's' WCCC—Rscvrd Rsvus WHAY—Nlte Watch topic will be I'Eara to Hear.” Collins, as Officer Shea, the lov Rt|ibccd and repflired dr IS said sarcastically': president and Jean Natch was re • Ituwian 36 Coal tar dye husband WIOiB-^Juka Boa MaUass rWTIC—Fibber. Molly Other aervlces ■ will be held able, policemsh; Doris BuiTlll i* elected secretary. . Mrs. Joseph inataltcd on new homes. II Banker—If I do make the loan, M )^ er—Now. dear, there are paiiaa WDRC—News; It's Music Time Mary’s Aunt Sylvia; - Gertrude itaJni s37 Fabrics 43 Grain husk how will you get the monej^ to itdBhop March 17, i t the hothe-of Mr. and Luaky and Stanley Fields were S O H in ld ie ^ K in d of bomb 44 "iBreak the manyT;ouplea who' don't kiaa one WOTH—FlghU Smith' as Florence:' Dorothy Stod Free Estimates 10 buy gas for the carT . \ another^ park benches. ; Downey MilA- Mra Gaylord .Piine,..toplc, "Think electctfto the Executive Bdard.. - bBnd*"" II Si Mtivo 3^ d ta n - WHAY—Nlte watch ing with God:” March 31, at the dard as the'.comic maid. ' VlOla H.Yugotlavcity ______Mortimer-^Well, It seems to me, Datighur -o:«, I knmv—thw go AY—Newi j P6li& Hop. wnc-cajs You Ton This Waldron Ip in charge of costumes Chiirck Caleadar CAU MiDdiii f4$t1 wdighU 4j|VeIcano in that a. fellgyr who gyna hla n^vn CiaVwBanni home of . -Mr. and Mrs; Henry ■BNSeamnninMmipmHainaaannMMiM TT-T|yygjt iTOttfgemCRWi ii tna sieiiy to the moviaa'-b ut'JbhA.and-f are- ” -----Baviia and preperty.; ------—^——~_ _ . house, car and garage should be trying to sa^ money. _____ —ka Bos MaUnaa TaanSTlopIc;...^ r h g s * o r T B G ^ was held at the Congregational SSGnnt 18 Feminine^ 3SLeg ofûtton 47 Insect WTlG-WkMsr Brewa ^ . UiSS— Tickets. jDiiy be obtained, from able to get^credit for gas! WHAY—Nils Waten Importance;" April 7, tit the home Church "today at fl p.nf. Groups SSRcviM " relative 38 Ten y e a ^ 48 Burglar WDRC—Record Shop of Mr, and Mrs. John Famhani, either of the co-chairmen, Doug Wanna bt X’ WGTU—Jack Downey WTIC—Listen to Washington , las Grant or Vesta Waldron, from the Tolland Cotuity South t t “-----and 23 Heaps 40 Musical X (»>•' Giiie of our hens laid 'a two>toha WDRC—News: Music topic,..,.... “kiyJng,__ -With___JM Ua;:’. lull —lt~ might ' be poaalbtrthat~~threr legg, ■ WGTH—Flghia ------■ ' " "PeTionar Mention WINDOW^ SHADED 24 Army* soun~dF Mi4S- Maundy Thursday, at the church, The Iêv. Henry Wyman p^ke it, SOOneof tha rtien would hold converse together Virginia l^hllllps, Cullman, AIa communion and reception of new Mr. and Mrs. Steven Williams and not mention high prices. But WHAY—Nits Watch on the topic "ThatThey May Have CoFlGctor"? Furies I I" , r“ 1“ r- i& r~ WTIC-Llaten to Washington members; April 18, at the church, and their two daughters, Norma Life.” / LONG WEARING 33 Envoy it would not be imp^stble for tJ. 8 . K.\R.-rUnlon of Silently WDRC—Day ot Prayer the Easter service. All are wel and Nancy of Ellington-Road re three women to make conversation WGTH—FlghU The Rev. Wymans sermon will 34 Diggers r" 1 PI' Swallowed Republics. U :i*- come to these Meetings. turned Monday from a trip to the COLUMBIA ARROW One of the moat antlafylng“ haga" n parson eaa 38 Newspaper without such reference. WHAY—Weetrm Caravan WJIAY—Nlte Watch Antique Ciase Hei Went Coast by ainflane. get la the "eollacthig bog.” IPe good trainhig when 3*5- executive \ WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—Three Ring News •1 • • Made to Order v rT A man la that large irrational WORC-Newa ^ •Mrs. Gina Martin of Avery .1-3 New Arrival yon’re yanng, and n real anfoty valan when yon’ra 31 “A ----- on th« :■ Oh, here's to other meetings. WKNB—Jukebos Matinss fle M With Tour RoUera \ creature who Is always looking WTIC-Just Plata Blit WOTH-News Street, who Is one of the four A daughter'was born to Mr. and older. bade** 1 And other greetings then", ^ for home atmosphere In a hotel WDRC—News U ill— teachers In the United States to Mrs. Robert E. Borg, of South Csorgs put in a whols wall of booka^l^ kida ask to \ And here's to those we've drunk WGTH-Jack Downey WHAY—Nlte Watch ►LEQAL BEVERMES^ 37 ••-----and and hotel aefylce around the WTIC—World News ^ , hold a Master Craftsman award in Road, at St. Frepcis Hospital, 3 -y-a r# many quosttowr* ^ abets" tt % y with, 8U8------AT LOW PRICBL ’ L 8. JOHNSON u "...'J...' house. . —- • WHAY—^Western Caravan antique decorating, is teaching this Hartford on Wednesday. COIN c o l l e c t in g M. n Hobby flbeppa._apq-, 3 0 ^twds p N pu t never can* again. , ■ ■ . ' - ■ WCCC—Record Revue ‘srds_ - -r • • ■ specialised eubject at the South \ cInHy. We seh 'em. Appmlse ’em. Buy 'am. Ainl. 40 Prong ST TTr TT WKNB—Jukebox Ifatiriee ‘ WHAT^—Nlte Wsfhh Windsor Art League classes. Manchester Evening Herald KAiHinr Drag Storetj n iN TO O . O U T O U B W A Y B Y J. R. W IL L IA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOO^LE 41 High hUl The doctor on Bill Brown's WTIC—riv>nt Page ParreU Wapping ooirespondent, Mrs. AR- Of ooarte, we’re happy to offer adviee. \ be true today that two WDBC—Record Biop WTlC.:-8tarllght Seh These classes now meet Thurs- r HOURS 8 A.M. to 11 PAI. ^ 6 9 9 Main St., TeL MI-9 -4 5 0 1 .42 Monastery w r can livVcheaper than one, t Health Farm, up in Garrison. N. WDRC—Night Owl , nie Colllna, telephone MI 8-4419. Y., was examining a newly arriv WGTH—Jack Downey ‘ U:U— . daya at 8:30 a.ra. and 7:30 p.m. at fORAT rr/ x^ 1 CAMNOT X bead , PT can't understand how one can 8:W - WHAY—Nile W a^ the Smth Windsor Town Hall. A^ P. s.—We also stock n.Hne of Riode| "Highway AHOMC/MOOM 48 Guarantee 11 afford to live at all. ed ruest. WHAY—Latin Quarter WTIC-Btarllght SetinenadA Ptoneerg” for coiectora. Famottt makes lliu Reaaalt, TRIP "ID SMOUtDf i?AI€6 AMOTHCE Doctor—Your pose Is quite WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—Night Owi new* series in the subject will begin BOAO/f JUST ASX PLACBD IT I HueÂatD ceVy 41 Interpret 9b R \ WKNB-ûkebox Matinee March 35, at the same scheduled Deaths Last Night MG, Rolle Royee, Pierce Arrow. In plaatle, ready, MIAfiARA FSARSb — AU. JAKEV 81 "Cakes and A Utile old iMy went to a doc atrawberryish. WTIC—Dorenxo Jones RMJjSVyA& LOdCMfSOi ^ 1*0 8 6 ^ __ Fatlent- -Oh. those marks. Doc? hours. , ■>. —~ - to aeiemble. 1MIN6 5 «OÂE/— AMCr p \ tor. She expouMed all her ali WDRC—Memory Lane Mrs, Martin's classu deal with HE.EXTE APTaWIMAT PIUORISDROK P Why. uh. they're from glasses. WGTU—Wild BiU HiCkok By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS M A N c m s m OP HI& MVGQRT-CrtAlC iHE«CORMOP S3 Narrow road \ ments, real and tmsginary. but 8 :U— Alumnae Planning the study and apôatlon of the V MAS 83 Girl’s naoM seemed most concerned aîit a Dtwtor—How many glasses? Art of Early American furniture London—Reginald Moxon Arml- fORB6M < ------" IAS WHAT—News tage, 55, composer of the hit song, EMrANOUE* ^ ^ ASAlM 84 "Not a -----t< Wi recurring dream in whthh she wss WCCC—Record Revue For Fashipii Show diopcatioju tinware, woodenware, MEKnSAT stand on" WKNB—Jukebox Matinee ' Lambeth Walk, under the name of "War Om Ptont" Whan B BT R WTIO—Paya to Marry mirrors, crocks, walls and floors. Noel Xay. Died Thursday. 88 Spreads C a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER WDRC—Masay. Tilton Her 'Students learn aiencUing, •eiH BAILT AnwHCespeH p^ting fluid V~ . WGTH—Wild Bill Hickok ■\ Mount Holyoke College alumnae Orlando, Fla.—Charle* Henry • -r:M rju. A H country painting, gold leaf and MacDowell, 86, director of Armour AIA TYNS • MZH • ITIflBH ciNTie 81 “A '-----pan tjes- YUNM. » m . r IT WHAY—SporU in^he greater Hartford area are free-hand bronze-work, Chippen and Co., and retired president of a-a AT LOWnr POMI8U NW8I HOBB/ face" % WTIC—News planhmg to lncreaae their acholar- dale' painting,' lace-edge painting Armour Fertiliser Co., in Chicago. 87 Droop WDRC-:-News Mitchell WGTH—News ahip fti^d by a- faahlon aho'w in and reverse painting on glass. Died Thursday. . Centinel’llin Hall, Hartford, Wed Play Rehearsals Set Fort Wayne, Ind.—George B. 9 -7 2 3 3 BUGS B U N N Y IvHAY—Supper Serenade Members of the kV. Club Kelley,'73, of AltOona, Pa., one of £Sn. m i tchell 9"4343 SBOPPS WTIC—Strictly BporU iteaday, ^Mai^ch 10, at 7:30 p, m. M S M AIN ST, M ANCH H Tm WDRC—Jack Zalman having the final reheamls for the the founders and secretary of the '■ CCORNBR O R N im CENTER _and _ ORtSWOUk WoTH—Patterson — The ahow,\ntltled "Spring Fan three-act comedy "Her. iSteo-Hu;'- Natioijal Amateur Baseball. Fed-'; tasy,” Is a conOpIete spring picture band,”, which they..will p.rci«n| at eration. Died Thursday. __.j. - * '^ AlAY-^hper Serenade' of ■U'6men''s olo^lhg ■ffonii"sp6t'ta- B F rA iK WTICriC—Emils Cote DRC—Guv Lombardo wear to evenln^v gowns, from OWIMiTTci ITH—Bill Stern Easter bonnets to new-styled e:tt— shoes. It will include designers WHAY—Supoer Serenade creations and will feMure styles - WTIC—Three Star Extra WDRC—Lowell Thomas for misses In their teen* or twen WOTH—Ask Questions ties to matrons In their I a t e r 1:iS- yeara 'i,. ' WHAY—supper Sersnads WTIC—Roas Miller A committee oTthe Mount Hoi WDRO-eFamlly Skeleton yoke Club of Hartford is making WOTH—rWon l-ewls arrangements for the event. It in* 7:U— ■ , eludes Mrs. George E. Rutter and ______TOLU WHAY-MBupper Serenade WTIC—Rose Miller Miss Sonya R, Shapiro, of Hart 1KD SEU.^ WDRC—Beulah ford: Mlsa Margaret A. Brockway WQTH-^. Vanderôok and Miaa Judith L. Moulton, Weat 7:H - ^ w h a T—Supper Serenade Hartford. A L L E Y O O P Where k He? BY V. T. HAMLIN WTIC—News of World Thia.pn*6 itAtlon'Of the,club's WDRO-Pauls; LaRoSS r sWOTH-G. Heatter scholandilp fund will be the only WHERE OU> onp for the general public. Those OURIMtREnp ■HAY—Supper Serenade Interekted in Attending should con HERO CO? IBIS TIC—One Man's Family tact local members, among them GALLOP WDftC—B. R Murrow THROUGH AN WGTHi.rPerry Como Mrs. Allan S. Taylor and Mrs. Ed X INOeRNITE ward S. Dik, of Heiiry St.: Mrs. WHAY—ihano Playhouse LeVerne Holmes, of Main St: Miss NUM eaoF wriC—Dinah Shore VESTERDAV9 WDRC—LoarPerso™ Catherine P. Putnam, 36 Porter AND5EE WHNT WGTH—SUrllght Theater St;, of Manchester High School: TUSNSUP., i:U - \ ■ Misa Elisabeth U Olson, 88 Chest WHAY—Ptano Playhouse nut .St. Mrs. A. P. Wylie, 605 • WTie—Thomas Dndll. ' 'WDRCi'«A*rP*rson»\ North- -Main -St-i, -Mfs.- -R. S.-Mer ■‘A WOTIP-Starllght Theater man, Jr., 0 Sanford Rd. f g ’M— \ I WHAY—Medicine Fight ~ WnC—Boh Hope T. M. Sif. o. a ru. ex. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey Digest. WGTH—Lone Ranger \ ~«*WgM*- g * ^ t “ What do you mean by ’tlightly highir than anticipate,’ * tfejiY—Eileen Barton Mrs. Zoppi WTIC—Bob Hope . H Central? One billion? Two billion?” A WDRC—Arthur Godfrey IBgest CHRIS WlLKINs PiuwtMr Up To Hm Old Tricks BY RUSS WHnrERBOTRAM - WGTH—Lone Ranger iRaAtr iRil Advisor 8 !*g- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Meet Mrs. Withers BY EDGAR MART] WHAY—Nlte Watch WTIC—Phil Harris Alice Faye ot^verslde Park. 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'. :t - Little Phil AmidTdie Giants i ri 'M / VI " a Dozen Players Sidelined to Date Holmes Outpoints Tibbs C o u r a n t ■ How ses >4- By ORLO ROBERTSON lebouldrr muscle In hie throwing Elston, was taken to the hospital e a la ^ estimated between 995,000 ’ '’My S A iL YOVr the horse becomea a >-year>oid~ in a semi-conscious condition. and *190,000 , t . IKe I'igere com w m c o t o i M I njr nUNK BCK • 7 rookie righthander. fha^^ aware of the pcnalty.'cul^- Willlame’ injury, which threetene I ***ff * thumb. game against Detroit tomorrow as and rookie Ed Roebuck each pitch- The to heap ;^th» -Rnatan;-Bed* isM wet - j ~ .And -to-thle .Het.-y«ieterday--woe4 the' a? -were -I ^ .Jayecs ***"-----^------^------“ ...... -•wiwR-nh-riim^wiri^ ths Rec “-Jockey Club regiatrar- filed - the sent hi a Mamk nanatog her "Pen- ergii out of jictiqn until after the added Ernie Banks and Gene Bak- Lopata etepped on the shortstop’s Brooklyn Intrasquad game . . . So tribute!} a grpee gate of fL918.25. up for yesterday's intrasquod card. aaat” it was dIaaUowed herense regutar season atarts. made 'the er, highly regarded Chicago Cuba’ foot round^ second did southpaw Johnny A.ntonclli. Helinee iyalktat parttciilariy Im- game, he was unable to come with playidfs at the Bast Side.tatting ^ htggest headlines but. hopes of. shortstop-second base comhlna preulve. He wag to hit ia ochedulad to aU rt a t t o’etodt ' N- Naming thoroughbreda la a Peanantjsaa a lamene racer aad Judson cams up with a sore arm recently acquired by the Oianta in three feet of the plate. But when ... • • • . . other- chibe also have received tlon; Bill Miller, Yankee pitcher; and as the resutl. Manager Birdie from Milwaukee. and' grab agalast Ma smaller ep> fie took hto 'tw()-fiminjpi turn, he' (aacinating for many well knewa as the alre ef Bi|nl- poaeat. Heferee Huj^Pevlla gave ownera. When Col. E. R. Bradley polae. I t waa ene raae where the- blows although probably not as Ted Kasanskl, Philadelphia Phil- Tebbetts h asch an g ed hla mind But there also was plenty eg Mt down all six batters and struck A WIN for tha Oounmt tonight first got the Idea to start names owners of a herao were happy serious' ■ liee ahortatop; Howie Judeon, Cln- about starting the veteran against slugging. Willie Mays and catcher the Silk Towaer eix nmiiBK * out Willard Nixon, MUt BoUtog wlU mark finish to the stormiest of his horses with the letter ”b” hhent a- rcjectloa. cinnStt hurler and Jerry Jacoba, the White Sox tomorrow. Jacobs Ray Katt clouted homera to paca three evea andark-skinned Boston fighter Black Servant. Bet Mosie, Bagen- Farm, Lexington, Ky., end pur shortly after Baker sprained his camps: - ' park homer and three-^run double the Brodklyn Dodgers. ware the boya who really broke baggage and Bimelech. the shortstop spot for the St. right knee cunning out a single. Minnie Mlnoeo became the last . . . and rookie Charlie Harmon hit was at his best at the start of the The lefthanded-hltttog aluggsr tha more cxpariencad and toUar I f chased at auction last September, Louis Cardinals, Is back taking rbundSi from the-fourth on when - The person who probably knows FRISKY FOXY— This un IN ORDER-rMrs. U lllaa Birea- might be Look Ruth or See Here Banks, knocked down'hy a pitch Chicago White Sox player to sign- two singles end a triple in a Cln- pulled a double down toe right field Naaaiff backa in tha aartaa (qtanar. named fiUy wHi get a name thle .jM paasel oa horsiM’ aamea- aa nght workouts attar tearing a thrown by rookie righthander Don when he agreed yeeterday ■ t* A 1 einnatl training camp 'fime. -he employed rushing tactics with foul line and scored one of toe Knight dropped in M potnto and t ' the moiat ahMt naming homes in Ruth. ' p le n ty of windmill punches. runs in a 2-0 victory for Billy Masdh added 18. Tonight Coach Mrs. LilMm Br^nnaa, 4S, a pleaa- sprihg. But It must be approved Jockey Chib regtetrar. Here abe Tiiat’e how 79 per cent of the — ■ ' ' ■" ' I ' ' — by The Jockey Club. _____ chwka aaother appUcntioa. . Holmes, although his body waa Herrian's team over the Jake Plt- Tee Conran hopes to have hla full ' aat gray-haired woman from Ora- iers of big racing stables ar- reddened by the blows, boxed well lers in an intrasquad game-yester squad on deck, to c lu d ^ Bob doll, N. She has worked for at a name. They form,a com- and before the rounds were a day. 'Then he held Jackie Robinson Grabek and IM Hannon who The Jerltey CInb tfi years, the John w : Galbreath of Columbus, Mrs. Brennan probably knew It that applies to both the mlnuts out had control of the to only on# base 'with ' a strong miasad Tueaday'x game dut to 111- last three as registrar. Ohio, president of the Pittsburgh all ak>n4,. but her Job precludes alre ^d.dam . As witness some of rttuation, save for the fourth and throw to second after fielding Rob nasa. Each year 9,000 names pass Pirates and master of Darby Dan the name* of the .9-year-olds eligi inson's hard-hit smash to -left field. checking on racing pi^pgrams or nnaALn LrActB sixth rounds. --- (Starting five will probably con through her fingers. Farm, beat the permission angle ble for tlM 1994 Belmont Futurity; Shortstop Phil -Rirsuto, listed, on New York roster as 5 feet, 6% Inches tall, looks up at taller mates - GIANTS "There are a few simple rules two years ago when he called one how- aporta writers tpell horses’ Model B^Mber w*ms named after (Mast (1) There were no knockdowns' and sist of Knight, Norm Burks, Cap names. She’s continuously busy Hobbs ...., ...... 75 103 3S3 on first appearance at Yankees’ training camp in St. Petersburg, Fla- Left to right: Ewell Black- neither fighter waa mrjrked. How Phoenix, Ailz.. March 5 UP)— Ptrry, Gil Kidd and Mario Cas- to follow In' haining a race Horse,” of his horses Bee Arr. The horse his elre MT. Busher and hla dam JimCarter^s Liow Man . .r...... » 77 338 well, Frank Leja, Emil TeMInger, Riuuto. Mark Freeman and Ed Robinson, Phil's ipates. wha«e heights Wes Westrum, regular catcher for says Mrs. Brennan. "The name was named after Branch .Rickey, St The Jockey Oub’i Parlr Ave. (Jlrelll ...... *7 ever llbbs had a small mouse over terino. Tha squad boasts spasd and Model Beauty: Mf^ Looknowr after n 3M are accentuated by camera angle, Tange from Robinson's listed 8 feet, 9',i inches to Blackwell's 8 feet, the New York Giants for the last must contain no more than three Pirate general manager. office. Mr. Busher—Look Now. Privacy Turklngton ...... 100 i 3M his left eye to show for hts eve youtb and will pin its hopaa on Busiest Ume for Mrs. Brcanan Cutler ...... 99 S7 303 .8 Inches. (AP Wirephoto); \ > ning's work. Both fighters were in f(H'r years, .is having a touffh time srords. Fourteen letters, includ Tum-to was named by Harry F, was derived fKun the sire .Re New York, March 5 (if)—Paddy iJiFnrse ... 103 9< 313 outhltttog rookie Ray KaU. Wea- out-running and eut-huatling the ing space and punctuation marks, Guggenheim. is the lest two weeks of each year, quested and the dam Quarantine. DeMarco never has fodght 19 great shape with the final three trum delivered a pinch single in a Anna to win. ’That's because Jen. 1 is the uni BailliMrc Bslleli’ Thrills Total* ...... 543 573 545 1469 rounds the best of ths night. • • • are the limit. It must not dupli Thts oolt, a caMdidatr for S- Half Shell earner by ids name be rounds and the odds say hA won’t N»B|Nir«il* (1> practice game yeeterday, only to cate the name of any horse which year-old honors, was known as versal birthday for thoroughbreds. F*llr* ...... no 94 77 MI Teantg T ied Hplght and rieaidi,. both In see Katt coins, up later and Meat . BUKB OAKL80N holds tha key Chrlatmaa and New Year’s ” says cause he’s by Half Crown—Sea go that far tonight when he\hal- rieime*’ fnimr, played important has been iii racing or in stud with Source 'Royal In Ireland where be Snack. And War Doings is by War Quinn ...... 97 7R 53 35S Nassiffs and Frankie^ out a home run. to Nasaiffs’ suoosas. The former in 19 years, and must not dupli wna fo aled . When Guggenheim, Mrs. Brennan. "For example, a lenges Jimmy Carter for the ligît- ■f. Frrsu«on ...... 75 79 91 345 parts iai tbo wia. Graham kept YANKEES UConn pivot, a standout scorer in horse foeled in 1959 must be Admiral—Big Dolnga Greatest Day in Basketball? Hsrmin ...... 83 97 96 275 In Y (^gc Loop cate the name of any prominent a former Navy eaptain. bought Remember! Don’t mako the mis weight title in Madison Square And-rimn ...... 105 57 9« 355 peckiag away at Tibbs’ head and S t Petersburg, Fla., March S (JP) the Eastern League thla paat sea named by the end of 1994. That’s Crrvinl ...... 115 .^85 lOS 309 piled up poInfSi although he failed horse regardless of time. him be changed the name to Tam- take an owner made, when he Garden tonight ' ! —Jerry Oileman, expected to be son. must ha stopped, Tinnmy ^'Ne trade nanses are. permitted, to which In Navy Jargon means why we* get a laat minuU rush. STANDINGS to rock the Bostoa club fighter. the regular New York Yankee sec Deneen, A1 Surowiac, Frank Toro Thoroughbred Owners are no dlf- named hla hors* Alcibladea iffter But the earns odds give Paddy Felix Picks 4 6 -Point Night *fnUU ...... ‘wi '^*545 nor names of books, m ovies, "aiart to work” or "bear down." a Greek generaL Alcibiades, the W Tibba, kaowB as a spoiler, might o|id baaeman tois year, was almost •"6 Joe Haberl. may .be otoer. Bongs or plays^with a copyright. Incidentally, Tum-to>....p r o p e r fereht from people who waif until as goodUar'chance as Carter had i—^ ^------Moriarty BroUiera . , -7 have earned the Bod hhd ta aot hit in the heed by a line' drive atartars with Wally .Widhohn and fheJaat miAQte tb gat naw-ttcanae horse wim- a -flUy. -And when-o«M|M- iin*a the -urn r»m ike Riiy w ix . KithnseoHiig irodKM PieAf (tv ------'Twanf Conne^cut's.-cnilAtandr run out of- gas In-tta -tost two In'fiUnfiig’... Bbnm after pMpIe spellfng ' wasn't' "'dfairovered' statfl racegoers see a maecitline name it ISavory'T sT r W'-inn-~W' 595 -North -Ends- s'.to-a'Ftf gb-'T yesterday.'...... Bob .TsdroM ready lo aitoll any i t The Jockey Club, must have about the time he won the Garden plates.” Williams three yean ago. for tbe Baitimora Bnllets, did his I H u t c h l n a o n ...... 95 II* 59 259 Ing basketball yquintets. George Man. Auto Parts .,,.. 5 rounds, both of which were won , Herald Photo. - Coleman was bending to pick up gives thasa a laugh when the horae i S t i m t t n a ...... 95 135 115 335 CIACBaskEib«n tha startara. svritten permission from the per- Sthte Stakes, the world’s rkdieat When an oivner forgets to name tn . wbat little wagering ttwre collegiate playing at Long Island Rookie Sensation Mitchell's Naîff Arms and Ray Dari Queens ...\...... 3 by Holmes. We had the bout eron Manchester's Graham Holme* declsioned Tommy Tibbs of Boston a etray ball when the liner aped hla. yearling before Jan. 1—when turns out to be a filly. * has been on tfcia figbt wbicb: Vnlveralty. When the oeandal i H r c k ...... 91 93 115 299 laat night in the 10-rottod feature at Foot Guard Hall in Hartford. eon whose name is used.” horse race, last' fait. I ...... 103 95 M 354 McKehna’s /F ra n k ie ’s Drive-:ln at a Glance after eight rounds. ^ past his head, missing only ’ by Q. What happens whta tha rt otirred np mneb Intereet j eauaed LJ.tJ. to quit tbe sport, he I Low M an ...... 85 77 93 355 . / You would never haye known Holmes is shown above, his face blocked by *ribbs’ glove, taking a inches. ball gqaa out of bounds and was Carter has been lnrMr4 ‘^{dayed eae aeaae* o' f YMGATMCA bas meet Satâyev ening in a crucial There was an unusual delay be right Hand by the Negro fighter off his shoulder. .===—,====------4rh«ir7;.T; r. . ."BW" i*^ - - Large Schools fCIsiw A) that the-Manchester Auto Parts tween the “■ iR lIf“ ihd- seveHth last tbuitoad; rimoltaiiaoBB^^^^ B ankers D efeat ed nt adds rnaging 1-9 te 1-4 end ketball and last year won the Central/Connecticut League “en- QsMs (3) (New Haven Arena) and the Dari Queens aro in third, rounds when Tibbs split hla trunks opponent? he’s n 7-8 flieie* te knock efil the American Pro League acqrlfig title I R tltnatnn ,, ...... >.124 92 97 313 c o u n t^ a t the E ast Side Rec. M iddlecoff H olds A. It la a Jump baO. Hackney to Conduct Golf Spori Schedule rpggqd. ehnrglBg sernpper from while with 'ManrhesleFs rbnm- I Frl-cT m an ...... 55 53 1(15 274 Laat Night’s Scores and fourth place to the Y Inter and it took some one .five minutes H erm s, 40 to 31 plona.) - . 1- , U s i t o n ...... 95 77 115 S»3 Tap^ff is scheduled for 8:1^ with Briatol . 57, Sacred Heart to get to the locker room to bring Rreeklyn. Jtoimy wnn the 9-1 I M eU nnIssI . ■ . . . 9S 113 53 .Tin a Yaa% preliminary preceding at mediate Basketball L eague Robinson Hopes to Quit Lead at H ouston . fenlllil" nnderdeg when be stepped Wll- By SEYMOUR ». SMITH IW . Felrsu»on ,....94 113 KM 331 (Waterbury) 64. up another pair. Courant va. NaniffB, 9—Rec. ..133 99 IDS 327 7/o’clock. i* standings the way the clubs per Irish Billy Holmes^ 128, brother School for Rec Centers Manchester Trust. rallied in the Hems In' 14 rnonds te become “I gUesa all my big thrilM were '-S im ponn ...... Central, (Bridgeport) 63:.- BntmiW. MnMi < wrapped up tn two\big weeks last Neb) Britain 49. formed last night. The Auto Parts of Gfahsm. declsioned Dan Peters, second half *to defeat Herm’e .ebnmplon. Totslii ...Tsis 534 1839 SECOND PLACE in the CCIL Houston, March 5 (A>)—Cary MATCH Woman's Rimiing Tournament, season,’’- exclaims Ray Felix,. Bal Tonight's Games upset Moriarty Brothers, 88 to S3, 131, Norwich, on the undtreard In A t End of Coming Season Middlecoff, to th'e surprise of prac Recreation Dept. la plan Camera. 40 to 31 in a West Side 3 p. m. and m.—West Side Rec. Since then Carter has fought for will be at stake when these two Junior League playoff game last timore's highest-scotjng Bullet. llsrt’i tlslrjr 13) (Rankings in Parenthesis) and the Dari Queens nipped the a three rounder. tically no one. held a one-stroke ning a necond series of golf les-| Nassiff^s. Franklea 8:19—Rec. the title eight times, lost it twice ’TJist was when Manchester D. DcM-rrhsnl ...... 104 J03 rivals meet for the fifth time this North Ends. 45 to 44. The Gas Heads Qinic night at the Verplanck School. The to Lauro Salas and wnn it back . 7:30 p. m. Roger Ludlowe ■Vero Beach, Fla. March. 1 5 IA7 --A tunity4-5451 to have done the things I lead today in the $30,000 Houston T H IfT R IO ! ■6ns to l^^nducted at the West, Monday, March 8 Conn,, was taking the American, I’simer ...... ■'95 — season. The Ray Damato-spon- (Fairfield) (6) vs. Nsw Lon- Housers and North Ends art dead Jackie Robinson] trail Open. Trust wlft face the West Side Moriarty’A Va RUk City. 7w-^T. SfAto.jând haa become a vastly Calls* ...... 107 103 sored five from Blast Hartford DjB.-er ^01 fllwsyjgj^,3yg ^vanted to do. There’s no Side Ren . ..M im/ 190 day’s victor will also take a three contention. In the second period. since he's been with the Dodgers, round 66 on the 7,200-yard, par 72 BOWLING GIVES YOU ietanaa and the winners forged W seat pri(ies ranging from 93!50 to ’cause I made 46 points to help { iCook .. 134 95 330'- to two lead in games played thus WilcOx "Tech (Meriden) 58. have found -a. new incentive for What 1 do Ip the next couple of be the Instrmdor. ^ ! the front. Hank Jaslowski pacM Dene«n. . iltonkiJBW ia... Parenthesis) «eac a.achoiarsbip -of^ditoximate. • would also eamW(rhim:tp7cqnJimic Be — last June; "Puggy Bell was coaching us Both contests took placF is the 8:00 p. m. Enfield (2) vs. year was because baseball has Haas at 68. Satordajr, Baafiay, I m e n t / Seventy of the world's swiftest Miller* Rockville (15). Richie Martin, who had been held for four years, subject to the main of the Negro race. ” been ap vital a factor In racial re- Jim Hcrdic at the Rec office, O u ter la a codl, careful sort of then. That’s right, the old New Ray Felix riausiwey .93 .281 Rec Senior League. T h e thito scorel^ in the first half, sparked S pjB. te U psa. I llaiirhrate^ Trari IW) sports- casa will roar out over the 9:30 Newington (6)'.vs. Der,;' tenance of A satiafactory atandiiig "I’m not saj Ing that this defl- latinntoip. i n 9-«799. or with Mel Cushing I . Y9* r. Tls, -fighter who doesn’t get excited York Ren. Sonny Hertoberg. who De.-iimone . 105 34J meeting found bolh'/clu'bs’ per t: • Queens in the second half ahd in college. To be eligible for these * INbiA ATHLETES Mefiera Beet BoeaM 1-3 19 runways of tbe old Hendricks Air and often doesn’t look spectacu- used to play in this league with (’herublnl . 90 275 forming in the CCIL ' and Frank by (16K- \ hitely will be my last year,” Ro'oto- "I believe I can be of more serv Manila '(/^-Îndla has enterei] evsninei *t the 'West Side Rec Oen- trcilesc f against Scranton I got 38'and 33 Fonttlto 93 2T1 chipe through wjth two clinching scholarahips. candidates m ust bsi'r FBEE PABUNO w r. r Force Base today in the first speed lar. New York and Boston, was our ies won. The tilt was played at small Schools fctsu C) hoops to toe last 30 seconds to Is/id son said. ‘Tm merely: saying I ice to my-people by being tn base 134 athletes , including seven Jaslmwfikt. c tests for Sunday’s 13-hopr Grand points. 'Then'ln the jdianvplonship ' 99 ,398 (UnIversItyX of Connecticut) 1. Bona fide caddies of several ball,” Robinson added. "But ' I ve There will be a small fee to cover Habyrrrn. C . In hla three title bouts last year CMch St first, but Bell was leading St. Mary’s Hall in East Hartford. his team to the upset victory. years standing of a club with mem hope 1 can quit after this season. women, to the Asian Ganieo to be the expenee of tbe instructor. In sham, Prix endurance race. he bombed Tommy ColUne unmer ua when we .were in the playoffs. games with Wilkes-Barre I got 30 iToisi* ... 532 463 ^71^ 1473 And only last Friday evening Nas- Last Night’s Scores Lerson and Jenkins. withT5 points That depends on whetlier the got to be, realistic. I’m'35 years ,held here May 1-9. Ths athtotes H M I C M E ^ S ...... Piloting the colorful racers over ske Mna*e 14) .New Canaan Sl, Putnam 49/ bership in the Connecticut Stats old and my best years are behind cifully for four rmihds, stopped Most of our guys had playCd coir and the 46. A big guy named Roger [ 8.jbi«ki ,. 1.3s no 101 347 Biffs evened - the series with an apiece, were th^high potot-gettora. Golf Amociatioh. things I have in mind will mate- will be a*'cpni(p«nl*xl by coatties, th e -tsrlatt e g -9.3-mHe -Couree-wlll ATtniJo to lJ-and ArmanirsavonF lege-ball and we had-somg"vetersn -Layno guard«l*raa, - but-everythlng t K«*nraM riproMhiMves] 19 i4 4^ ..'.no -foe- ■ the- Queens; -and Belbie,- Bob ” 9. Df'sdund character arid out be many of 'the moat skillful and in five. But he managed to look pros, too.” 1 got off was going in. Jim C ath-! III 115 335 McKenna’s club from the Rec , Tonight'a Games / Pearson and Butkre were high for “I’m not at liberty right now to can’t produce a t top level. Besides, Other coiKitries -with athletes en D ouble K hockoul F.- Ft*. daring drivers of Europe and .105 91 133 .331 J.ltonkl(ig8 :.,in_„ PMentheris)_ _ standing in good citizenship and as much as I love basebalj, my -(FT---T Tatber dour in a towple-Of—non^ —(Gtoera- w aa-H aak -DsZowle, an- -cart,-vyho -trained, with-the - BulleU-xpn^, -ai--;:90r35V— -League- playoffs,— -It-marked--the- -North-End*,- V.....------eportamanshiF-"...... — ..... -... aay -what" -thase-thhigs are-except i tered include Indonesia, Hiailand, «8« CXN7RB 8T« Ciinas. I/... America." They'll test th* course UUe fights. ofber old Ren, and Jackie .Alien this season, was with them, too. | 7 ■7rS0 p. m. Windaw Locks family comqs first. .Baseball keeps Viat Nam. Ceyloii, Jeqian. China. under full; race conditions i this ”551 500 545 1S?V , firat time -in thrto years that •The second gaiue wgs almost a 3. Graduates of eccreiJlted sec that they are vitally, connected TEU IO*8<4MS In Efiglaiid Bout JV-âll/ c . , ■ DaM a i^ . _,.thi__Bropklyn "BlUy- and Ken Goodtyln. Tbeyjm th used 'I "f>*de .616 Rptots Tntol* Frankies, did. not win either the; (7) vs. Nathan H a le -^ y (12)'. .you away from your wife and chil Iran, Af arternixwi SBid again tonight. goat,” disregards the odds and to piny nt Rhode island State. in 28 games to lead the league. 'league crown-or the playoff hon 9:00 Portland (3) va Teiry- arts upset Moriartys. In the first given evl(lence of ' promising dren tomeverr mimtfiS'ortRe’yeair' ghanistan and Buimx Prilg s ... rt villa I.SBISB (4) dlle (131. \ ■ ’ undeibtandtng between peoples of It’s about' time, I think' I gave Dowries. S the obvious facts in predicting Then there waa Buddy Ackerman, That was another Inrill; 1 only hi'* P. Oorr-nll ...... 130 — — U* ors. quarter, Pete Quimby led the Auto scholaiîp and achievement. all races. While my prime concern Ghathan, England. March 5 UP)— Alex Hackney «it, ■ . ’n TEAMMATES ARE RIVALS who la now. with the (New York) about a year and a half of colled81 7.nniunsQ ...... 133 107 HS 34 7 more thought and devoted more Freddy French and Jack Brincate *—*■ Boston (i9) —Billy Goodman and thst he’ll win tonight...... Ill 133 83 31 McKenna and Damato, the men Parts to a 9 to 8 lead as' J. Braln- 4. In heed m financial assistance is to earn a living in support of time to them.” als ...... M' .i-l n Paddy’s style of fighting .la to Knlcks, and Bobby Knight. Bobby ball behind me. I had a good freim- i^llikyr ...... 95 97 132 31 responsible for the success of the ard waa the only player to register to go to college. my fainliy, It’s nj)t Just security each swung a mighty punch in an ore St hsir tlm<-, 31-lt H-rma. George Kell of the Red Sox are put his head dqwn and charge' in, la now on one of the Harlem Gtobe- n en .vear at » n g Island and/dur-| Ahraiil* ...... 99. 115 91 30 East Hartford combine, would like b^'at full strength for tomorrow’s a point for Moriartys. In the sec •mateur boxing match last night Harlan Caton, 18'year old boT^'' virtually tied in lifetime betting ...... 55 103 15. 6. Recommehded by one or more I'm after. sometimea connecting with his trotter^ teams. We played for .a .tog the next aummer the i^Klora 9'<55hx nothing better -than to-beat Nas- meeting. Both quintets are ex ond quarter the Auto Parts con. officers of thslh respective clubs. "I coiild be financially set as of -4.and knocked each other cold. e'r from Houston, Tex., broke the PREY AT A GLANCE averages. Goodman has a mark skull instead of hla nuta. And he club called the British-.AmerIcnns. 'dperaled on my varicose vem, but tAi*]* pected to bolster their rosters be tinued their assault with Bill Moz. V ernon R eiiiains The referee calmly counted both American Junior Bowling ân- of .31146 while Kail owns a ,31139 535 515 15.9 siffs and to prevent the'^ locals Each club m u ’ nominate only now if I .wanted to accept 'any of torsday’a Results thliilM he can keep It up for 15 "I had a good ntoht against our next Mason blew upymlh the (isnles Jrom gaining U»e .top.Tung.Jn the fore ggroe time. zer, (ârence Mlkqleit and Bob one.caiidMato______eacli_ year,_____ and_ apidlf Îhem ouL- .ThtnJ>e IMted B^n- nVCTigfcje^flPOdmaB hasrrptayed to rHI3C8l35SZb*MC3b3itZuM^t3bM—'JMtVSftUVIpAFWft WBLfFV L9IV -M ona«;=-^-'-'...... 'TBTiim.'n--..;. oeverai good jobs- offered to-me- O n caie’sliand as the winner. feittwls -’ns-easily -a*- -Rl,— — Oleix ..., ...... 58 — 119 J07 new CClt. ' BailsiQTer letalng -to e \rovt- m ast iw Aritorded' ta John Some of them would pay very Well. rolled games of 238-356-3 Montreal Boston 1 (tie), 778 American League games. Kell “Carter is slow and .I’ll make MITCHELL’S T A L E N T E D Q. It there anything In the rules Moriartys, Escaiich came to life He hito been leading on points. 748 total. Toronto 3, stroit 3 (tie),. has appeai'ed in 1,348.* MrMullln ...... 135 95 107 Reartloa of the 1 ^ ^ School In I was‘recently offered a job that him hustle,”, DeMarco said. "All I Rarrera ; ...... 134 101 58 Squad must win tomorrow-night if wîch prevents olu’ers from pull with seven points and,Kennle Irish Watertowm, C ona.,'M ore. June. 94, would w y me $59,000 a year. My hope Is' thst'h* (“r-A to bomb me Anriersas* .,....(108 95. - - r^, It ekpects to ’ keep paca with the hooped two < basketx. ‘The . Auto >,.OrIand;o, Fla.. March Zwlrk ... -97 51 ing - that Harlem - dohetrotters* The IntUnl award *(UI he - made 'alf* Slid 1 both turoed U 'dbwn Washington Senators thawed a bit -put .With, his right." Rec to Sponsor ^Tahle TentUs St. - CJyrlls. The locals have lost atunt of one .jumping up on an- Parts lead at intermission, 24 to 17. shortly thereafter by'the Scholar TolsI* ... 515 496 48t IStl because- It wss not the -kind of last night and offered holdoqt first Replied Jimmy:' "I hope he twice to eXJL play while the Saints other’i shoulders to make layups ■|n third quarter, BalMeper ship Committee whoBe\declstoa will business conducive to our way of comes in swinging like he says he Tournaments for. Youfigsters have a future date with the Hart easi'T oontbiMd to hit as th- Auto' Parts be baaed ou the character recom- baseman Mickey Vernon an IllDOO Intends to. I’ll meet him with the Mar* 18) opened up a SS.to 36 lead. Eacavich mendiMkma, School r e ^ d s aad living. The nature of it would have raise. He made $19,000, last yaar A. dK-hibinl ...... 113 89- 1117 »)1 ford team a t the local School A. It's uosportamaallke rondoet defeated bur very purpbse ahd and has been demanding $16,000 THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT IN CAR right-kind. of . p u n c h e s :______K. rsssnt .109 105. U 8- 337 ■-Street-gyni,- /- .....— ---- to o gamer tat-nothtof mara ttaa Jdt.for Hicee hiHliiri iKthls period to peiMdat JatoEriewa.. Thfito- RlK-ta % DeMarco, fear years yoonficl: The R eflation Dept., announced Ssvrrtirk • in 104 113 343 keep the Gas Housers hbpcj alii’e. ,no'’wrlttea examtaations.' ' wbURTfiave tie eiri^ tiu tt th»;thlngr’ Wore fo~pTay this year. Lupc ...... 99 55 ton 357 Both Frankie’s and Nassiffs will fun when the Trottors do It. rve* talked abqut and hope to. do Just a few daya ago. the Sena Hmul the 99-yenc-old Carter, ap C olum bia R allies' it: planiytM ay for a Towno*'Midget r. AcMo ,...... 92 120 109 331 In ths fourth period ths Auto Membera of the Scholarmip Com parently lenched his peak to 1959 and Jiîcr Table Tennis Tourna- ______Parts-did not score a -basket from mittee includi^ Chairman \ j . T- in' the.future.” tors' high command said that a PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAY METHOD and .1991. when he bad only one m entytor 1954. Each of the three iTptsl* ...... >'539 597 540 1555 the floor but still'managed to bang Reardon, m**t*r at the Taft^cnool, The former UCLA all-around 16,000’ raito to $23,000 was the iJS T o Eflge ‘ T rin ity defeat In 19 figbts. Hie overall Rciâtion Centers, Community j 192 902 on to their slight lead as Moriartys W. Sheffield Cowles. Farmington, athlfits carved out. a brilliant pro- club’s filial offer. reeesd of 87-11-9 Is slightly better Side Rec and the West ill 1 9S 314 scored only nine point* and missed member of the State Legislature, feaaiohal baseball career 'after Earlier |n the day. President -«bn4 CartoFs «9-l«-8. Paddy has "Hartford, M*f<=h 5 (AV—Free Joe Rec Center wih cimduct | l^hi ...... 107, 94 305 many chances to gq ahead. John M ur^F , superifitendentX of hurdlbv__ the Negro barrier with Clark Griffith of the Senators an*- inly aeven knockonts to his credlL rourpaments in their owrh bulld- (isvriln ...... IM 135 364' schools in TorrinidoiT, Judge Sldpey ])I(M)tr»l io_1946.. He jo.toed lthe4toîmc?d to the Washington c)uh throws in-the lust 56 seconds gave Dummy ...... J3 100 350 Maa-rh'nier Asia Fart* 138) as eonspared - to 'CarteFa 98. Ckilumbla’s Idy League basket' -ings. These tournaments must be B. F. Pt*. Johnson of Bridgeport and William Dodgers the next year and through had halted efforts to trade Vernon, Under the New York scoring team a .55-53 victory over a flgjd- completed by Friday, March 19, Total* 533 536 517 1555 Quipby. ( ...... 4 1-5 '9 Lee, sports editor of the Hartford the nfxt seven built up a remark last year's American League bat- IBEOUR system, the bout will be decided wlj;h the, winner and runner-up H*arn, ( ...... 2 Courant. ■ able .S2o lifetime batting average. |-ting champ, to, the Boston Red ing Trinity College here laist n j^ t. I . rK ari'N ic i,KAiirK Fisk*. I ...... 0 The State* Golf Aaaociation' has IN .OUR INFRA-RED BAKING TUNNEL 1^ rounds, with a supplementary ‘ITihity was leading 52-51ôing from each building nieetinff during Mark Mssir 13) Moxxrr. c ...... -T.' 3 HsPw.on the rookie award in 1947 Sox; - USY PAY pMnt system used only in case the into the last minute and 22 seconds the week of March 23 to oeclde the Cremmo ...... XV 93 96 273 Bsllsieper. s ...... '4 ed off the fund with a $15:000 the most valuable player award Griffith said the Nats had con rounds art eve.n. Ths winner of a town champion. H*hen*trelt ...... 99 1(10 U4 313 iaiU)l*it. s ...... I Investment in the future end will and Hague batting championship tacted four American League clubs and both teams were stalling for Ku*mlk ...... 55 75 105 37" Bart'-i)t.- 8 ,,'v-...... suppiement. this fund.by-tocreaaing PUN round may get' from one to four 'the final shot. But fMiti enabled -nsIdgK -age- group will be Tseiiis". '.t: .-.rrtTirtlTM— 53^ w~3W‘ In 1949. wax voted on five AH-a tar tm - a - posidble- Vernon- trade; ^hut points, the lOaer none. Colunibia to sink, four free shots, made up of .-boys and girls op to 8oW»kl ...... ino 55 107 393 TMats '..ts 8-35 38 the cost of state handicap canfi teams and played, to four World th at “none have Bhoi5*n -any Since Its a title fight, the elght- and Including 12 years of age. The /- Marisrtjr Brsikert ll5) this year. It is also expected that ^JN E Y S ty i Jerry Gordon scored the first two. AU»,meataK,»£)uhA,m»jaUlL.q>M in m n m n n M B .1..... I COLLISIO N ' —™--. —N O ’ EXTRA-COS-T- kiiM!liduw'H‘ ■ anfi ■ywMwr'agwIirmip w w Be”t8 ieita "i6’. ^ *^re*4 ID , rule requiring the flffht to be -Tliis is open to anyone in. town, — ...... j 84- - 94 Irieb. ( .... 3 - ■ .»4:r .-6- events during the golfing season ■ Bcriitoie Of Increaaed then John Nalsy and Gordon closed 7 assure the success of this worth .stopped?lf ony boxer Is knocked -put- the-scaring.. .TrinUy..,lxtUicred who Wishes,to enter. There will be R. iflRtuikl ...... — 73 Bralnard, o ...... 3 - M *T dim’t lyant anybody t<> think, WORK ■ Ernclaney FRE&isfiMATE dow n'three times In one rodnd no charge“'''tof''’members” of 'the S W lS ei————t . — — --9*-- -97 ..*« .»4 •'gr.while.prognun..**__ ------by Columbia’s height: w as^rced Acetc- ...... V ...... *4 75 85 345 4g£ • v t" Local youngstera^ intsrerted lit Tm * lin ’bbseiMiii] only for the"flh'an- 'gyMAT; ND TrSH! . wUl: b a **MvwL The?’!! .uto' Ix- to-shoot from' the outside thwn^hf- • re(u:eattoa program, -but A- slight^F,W»- uutoahty----MHUUNUv^s- ,*—..103 101 ..sa-.3Q 1 . . « • . .«5 91 9(1 355 homers for the Clevelsnd Indians Fli«s ...... 75 .— 154 TERMS OF OUR GUARANTEE. / ■ F. Pt*. Weetern Division PorW M k a BAKED-ON enamel and two for the Detroit Tigers in ducted by Mel Cushing a t the West remherinn ••••»« R3 L-. 115 195 Sb<-))i)ir)r, f ...... ?■ i 0-2 2 Afrlntooh .. m ■99 113 313 gimitz. r 0 W L paint job for your ear. 1*53. Side Itoctoation Center will not be (MMwd 5w a.f. M tedb eM I eligible fo. this tournament. / rsry ...... > • SJ*'. 53 85 159 Jrn)(ln*. f ...... 5 MinneaiHili* .... 44 22 A1 Rosen of the Cleveland In Kuhimsir, c ...... 3 Rochester- 88 '28 SUdri tITia ll-tedi (eUs (Mdrf. dians has batted in 100 or more For further lnforr.iatloii.regar;d- TolsI* "on "cii ISTO Cllfrord. C ...... 0 Per B todttf BMiita, •ABSOLUTELY DUST COAAPLETE ing this tournament you may âll 'Tab* It) f-srsniL g ...... 5 Fort Ws'-ne 28 WhHer WMIee. runs for four consecutive seasons. r;. Oliva . 1 • V* • • •,llrt 55 97 '392 R. MsHIn. g ...... 3 Milwaukee ' 18 48 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED FREE James Herdic at the Reictoation M. Oliva . r»n 73 _ 155 big best «ab Maef»>dlfhar eene. Mere Tom b m stm m Dept., MI 3-6795. I.ichslx , 7* 157 Total* t8 9-20 45 Eaeteni DIvteloa Get GE TV R A D IA T O R Oh*rl .... ••••(« w 109 77 379 New York ...... 40 26 .80 Oorilon ... 1 « • • • • 111. 115 95 3 3 5 F. PI*. • GLASS-LIKE FINISH prnknlkin 50 104 154 8*1bl*. f .... (V2 13 Boston 37 *29 .58 Soeciof Gift .Offer ...... — (TIo*--. f ...... Syracuse . r...... 37 29 .56 SERVICE A Mai-tln, ( Last Night *8 Rights Totsl»_..., I.S... Srti " 4 5 1 1414 44 Butku*. c ... Philadelphia ...... 28 37 .43 “HABI6 VITAUZER” ADDED FREE / •FACTORY METHOD Ryland^r, c , Baltimore...... 16 49 .24 Fa'^rse Peerion. g to *«ptlc tank*, ccnapool*. Adds billions of bacteria to .year tSM Of Extra Com/ • C L IA N I^ e Akron, Ohio-8:1^ dy Saddler, Crirrcnli ... !
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S s r r iM i' 4 $: Articips foe Said —4$ ^'Hiiadi^^ ;; ’’H oiiiihiRrtM irrir - 'MboipfcYoriili 'liMrEoIa'- 3_ $ l IfSl Pontiac Haidtop — A BEAUTIFUL Green 1001 Ply TVEBB’S TV - IT MapU S t . IS per PAINTINQ AND $ ROOMS j& R N lTUiUt- for Hent , 84 5IANCHE8TBR, Pine Sti COURT PRpRaTS holdeh ROTAL AND BiaithÔoroiMi port^ SINGER fEWINO Machine fjor WAdDELL BOHOOL SeMion; SU irtaUe l&tva. lUdio, beater. Tow mouth four-door,'isteenent'Pliappr "hcsBWnalL~ ARwtnk gttiivdF BilIMacUw~pMnhtseîtsedr 3538 years'y eiri' ~lhis•bla and»»»" PtsiaSutrSaomu'd typpw iS^ • 8 ROOPtS WVttmXUKEf- rrORV a¥ 55 8c h ^ it. ^ ftoiahod rooms s ^ atm ife spoct. bpcmxtoi, ppypii 'icoin—I______o f _____ SkywatchJSeheda^ tf mUeage. dean, Only MPP. FuiU price. Town teed. Can ML PdOlO for qiiidt axperlence. Order* ta k ^ tdr .out-^ AU makes of addlng"mariilaea $187 aale. Reasonable. Ml. 9-4844. UMd Pa a studio dr tor many Oak floors. Hot water oU neat. hot sir heat, good ooodlfloa. With the Albert. J. Gatto Co., ary A.D.. tors, CH. 94489, svanlngs, 50. Present. TH0M4S G. WKLLER IM l Pord 4RadUH Motors. Inc., 40 West Osntsr St. honest service. aids wu-k now. Call Raytaond sold or rsatsd. Rapaira on all l^mblnatlon range, bedroom^ living CRQ, JUNIOR crib, also Junior other types of business. Call or Ruaco windows ahd doorp. Rear Diract from ovtoer, 50. T Tel. MI. 8-PS07. . Truodeau. Ml. P-1P14. \ Bedroom, Uving room, kitchen, room, -dinette, used. FuUy guar 84948, JA 84888. Esq.. Judge. gotonlay, Manh 8 - ' ,' hotitr ttOT- makes, MarloWx used, but In good shape. Terms. heoii. Exeellent, condition. 50. pee L. Pols, PP School St: 50. porch, Amesite drive. Fine condi SDC ROOM Cipe COd, ceramic tile On. motion. oXCUnton Fulton, Its liSS Bnlck 4-Door Dynaflow anteed. Free etorage unUI needed. 8-4P38. . tion. $l3.Mp. Madeline Smithy tor on the testma esuie of f MMnlglit-2 a. m. .Dick Frasda OwrOoa 1P4P CHEVROLET deluxe tUdor, HoosetioM ScrrlccB Free storage untU needed. 9-8080. bath.. Picture window. Many other or READY to buy. sell, ei-iebanga Fulton, late of Oqvctitre, wii to# ,••••■•• •> ,,,,, J- ■ drive. mUy equipped. Low mile pAUmNO, Exterior and BAILEY’S Antique Shop. 113 Plain Terme. Realtor. 5lX 9-1843 or 50. P-114P. t, m,—4 a. t YohsiOssfa EoiMlsg i i t H i . nice conditio^ |M0 tuU prlM. paparbanglag. Caliinga atraat POlcheu 3-0003. Modarataiy AIR OONDmONBD ofHcea. Mod featuiea. Price $13,000. Call owner, rei. estate, raorim fo arranged; district, deceased. 4 a.m .—8 a,, m. '....V olaataare E«mM age,. Offerod IS-A See I t Day or Night BRAND NEW Easy dryer, .never O -unih -Howard R. H‘*-.ttoga, This Court'. doth___ ecree Uiet sis P. BODIIS Douglas invites you to look, coln- ad. WaU paper hooka on prlcad itema in china. sMto* tin- Ste It Day or Night unersted, originally $848, • ern deaign. Near Post Office, Mato 5CANCHBSTER-4 large rooms, to 5Q. 3-4733. raoMhs be allowed and vjimltad " for tha u m.—9 a. m. .(...... Votaatam Noaiag IPSO Stadebaker Commander For- paro tlaawbsre. Douglas Motors, FLAT FINISH HoUand window Phone HacUord CH^-0358 Phone Hartford CH-7-0358 Agenoy. 50tchell 9-ljov. credUort of aaid estate ekhtblt______Uiair : t e 4 ^ P . M . door—Black. WMte waU tirea. EaUmatea given. Fully' tmnnKL wars, pewter and tunutura. at $159. Year guarantee; C str«et, corner Wadsworth. 50. loyely Mcluded aPttiiW. Younga- 9 a. m.—Noon...... RoIaAfl Morin , SSS Main. shades, made to meaeure. Au CaU Edward R. Priea. MltcbeU Aftor 7 P. M. CH-#-|890 Aftor 7 P. M. CH-8-4890 P-9779, or $0. P-$Pl$i claims esalnst the same to tbe Execu Noon—3 p. m. Votantem NasOai NftCM dM n CAT. ALUMINUM combination wtn» 9-8888 or Pr34l3. town kitchen, paneled to knotty ,Lofa for SoIp 78 LISTXNOS W r> gtogiR tor and directs that pubitc\noUca ba metal venetlaa blinda at a new 9-1088. A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S pine, oil hot water heat, trees, ga two-fPmily, bust- given of this order by odveroatiic In a 3 p. m.—-8 .p. m...... ; .w... Valoatssn Nas8a8 CLOBHIGTUIB__ IMS Mercury 4-Door — .Radio, 1P41-1P40, OLDER Chovrolota, low pries. Keys made srbUa you ra and dpora, bsitotoring, save A-L-B-B-B-T-’-S 17 CU. FT. FaKBZTO./Vaed rix LARGE STORE tor rent with bSM- newsbaper bavins a circulatlomin said p. scu—8 p. m* ...... Yaioalssva Nas898 f-A heater. Fords, other good traoaportatlat. 43-40 Ailyn surest, Hartford rage, amesite drive, bus, $10,800, JdANChOBSTER - WeU tocotod A- nsM property. Have cash district, and by postins a copyjbereof wait. MartoWa. ’ comfort, oanvwdanca, last a 43-45 Ailyn S t, Hartford months. ReoMSpble. ;«7rlte or Me 'ment,. desirable location.'toiitaMe Caflton W. Hutchins. 50. 8-6133, p. m.—10 p. m...... Volaataan Naoisi IMS Chevrolet S-Doqr - r Radio, Good credit snsbta us to accept |0 llfetuhe. Free demonstratton. CaU Aldom Normen Bqtoee, 58 for any burinaM. FOr toformation, sona .tote wlUi w attr and sewer. buyan. lIortgagM on the public stsn post In said Tptol of. MbKTHRUPRL heater. down. Douglaa Motors. Main. Conrpcp and Claaspn . $7 Duo to popular demand ws art MAPLE DINETTE se|, Chorry and 9-4894. OO’ or 140’ otoitage, good diqpth. PlaaM ieoU George ~L Coventry, nearest the place wherenha 10 p. m.—^Midnight ...... Valuatesra NssOMl iC > ^ 888 WEAVINO Of bums, ntoth bol apytlm^. BIU Tunaky. >0080. extending oub sals. 30 to 30% dis cent Rood, Beat Brntford-, write Bew B, Herald. deceased last dwelt. ^ Volunteers may register at Civil Dsfanto HsadqnartssR MooHri 1 0 *J8 A .M . IM t Chevrolet 4-Qoor — New and tom clothing, botsary tuns, RADIO-ELECTRONICS- TelevlPkm mahogany Victorian card tobls, The Escott Agency, licensed brok Realtor. 50tcbaB Certified from Record. CHEVROLET PuMl truck 1PM, count on all furniture and appli fl o o r BAST HARTFORD, Sunaet Ridge H eniysttM t F.UZABBTH L4CEK, Clerk, ipal BuUdingt 5lanchester on Mondays, Wednesdays sad VHiagg motor Job. Servicing. “Loam by Doing" at OOMBIN Aluminum small cherry table end cherry BSXXJBD . 3400 sq. tL, er. 50. 9-7683. ' * \, iATURDAT 9 A. BL with ladder racks; Good condition. handbags' rspalt^ aippsr t ances. Madiliip^ and Tofdf ^M area (first time on market) cus- \ Court of Probate, front 1*5 p. m. . IMS Studebaker Champion — Ra plaosment, - umhrallaa rspalred, CoiuiecUcut’s Oldest Electronics dows and $17.96 Slid drop leaf Uble, Call 50. 3-5088 plenty light, two lavatarlM, tbrM \ District 61 Coventry. Nv, Raasonsbis. Private owner. TsL plus Oamhinatlon after 8 p.m. front rooms, suitable light manu ton built 1951. Two bedroom FARM DRIVE—AA Bone, water, CASH WAinNO for any typo real laNtfW iU^ wnx dio, heater, overdrive. Twf> to men’s shirt CoUaia cevsrasd and School. Enroll now tor spring CHAMBERS FURNITURE WE BUYiSBErrade-i ranch, latge living room with fire- estate you have to sell. First and chooeetiom., Ml. S-PSPl. term. Bhrening claea etertlng aluminum $49.59. plus instsi- At Tha Green mowera,./OMda Mws, facturing, large office hoUa. Apply sewerage. Lot 151’ and 436’ dMp. AT A, COURT OF PROBATE hoiden raidaoad. Marlow’S U ttia Msad- lation. ir Home temmve* APEX-UPRIOHT vacuUhi cl.qaner, BacktrTlP Otk. placa and picture window, df Cali 50. 0-3315 between 5 and 5. second mortgage money available. at-Covtotry. within and for tbe District IPSO Studebaker Champion Conv. 1P47 PONTUC anh sedan. FUUy ing. Shop. March 10th; day class MRchfU S 4 tir ExceUent ewdition, $M, Will dem- 'dnr^tMsttn, Also usttogs wanted. Cou The «f,Coyen«ii (Ml the 4th day of Marebl. Coupe—One omner,^ fiilijt eqotp- March 15', 1854. CaU m ^ t ‘O0'M,$$ ^ 50. $^77. rooto, unusually targe- cal A.d:\1964. _ MB tntlsyuM oniiraie. PIT. M137.; ------to o to -T m u D3SfflE-d!IU8.J13AElto-4iLj6HSlnsaA .kitchen, caratulc tile hath., .rlnmd - J o h ^ —BuUdiBK—CtflBi)Pfly> KjA F raioht, HOM. THOM48 C, WBU.Eg, BROWN ■yar iiflB’t im vat .. oownciE3,'Dihpiai sfa mn'toPiti em ppi T-1530, or wriii r t o r w ■onajor teat. CallT, J. Crockett atalrway to atUc, screened and Saborbaa for Salp '^ t5 S-7428. Evenings ML Esq., Judge custom made by dsaalc Docora- formation. New i Techni- For tbs BfiST^ 3 RC FURI7ITURB at lO . 8-$ttP. 94018,. On motion of Ifargaret I. Glenney, Low Down Payments cat Inatttnte, its bttU t.v ■7* glaased eight foot breesaway, 12 x R.F.D. NO. 3." Corentry,— Connecticut, tom. For frts satimats can Ml, 8 _?VENBTIAN Mnslfi^ IiwtromcBta 53 33 attached garage, amesite drive, VERNON—Cuatom buUt, three bed Executrix, on the (estate . estate of B E A U P R E Low Bank Rates 1P41 HUDSON. ExceUent Condltton,.. P-37S0. Hartford, Conn. WANTED—Withto ten mUu or ao CaU .50-3-4885 ElPiebiiLiPfrtgera^bl^ n w bed way, full basement, Anaco com- room ranch, two firoplaoMi-tUe XbriSt0Bher.:-Gi4iihrm* ‘ and Bundy. 5Cetter’a Music 600*' and up including office Walter Btrge, 693 W îngtown St., trix and...... dIrecta that public noticeiWK ba BUYS ML u m . CHORCHES MOTORS aU typaa of carpantiy aroik. re- bpuriit for our own account. Fast, WA*nCR DEPARTMENT ahmgle exterior. Priced under Slveii of this order by advertising in every. raqM ct Just IPPP fun \ihk.It Day or Night 177 McKee. 50. 8-7500. space and railroo4 siding. 818,OOO: Tha Eacott Agency, VERNON—Three bedroom ranch, Middletown, Conn., or caU Dia newspaper having a circulation ' ' price pMtively. Douâs Motors. modaung, alterations, addRIons, confidential service. Manchapter DISTON CHAIN saw, record play P l ^ ]Hsrtfo(d CH-7-03M TARTINO SALARY—$3,74$ / mond 7-3530 between 0 and 8 p.m. dlalrlct. snd by posting a copy ___ t o n —QbV» line wits Unethyst studebaker Seles and Service Investment Corp., 344 Main street 8 . For Further Information Uctosto broker. 50. 9-7883.. large Uving room With efficient on the' public sign post in said Town of atone and two maniond. dilpe on SSS Main. ate. Good worlmwoship -nnd roa- er, bush end bog harrow. Call a H |^ 7 P. M. CH-8-4890 REDUqnONS of $76 to $300 on kitchen, welk-in bSMtoent. ateel 80 Oakland S t—MI-8-P4SS ' a ratea. Bstiniatss gladly ML 3-541P. MI. 9-1084 between 8 a.m, shd 1 A-L-B-B-R-T-'-S For AppUcatlon and ^ new spinet pianos, used only for Contact OONSIDEIUNG Selling y w r prop Coventry, nearest the place where the aide, finder can ML $ m o . LAKE STREET— Just over Men. beam construction, alumtoqm Wto erty, we have buyers waiting for deceased last dwelt. CaU Dick St FL 34MP or p.m. \ 43-45 Ailyn S t, Hartford Job Description display at ourôm a Show exhibit. CARLSON A CO. cheater line to Bolton. Three bed dows, large lot, good view, Made Certified from Record. LOSV-^. Man’s watch. Vi«dnity " ...... 51akas include Cable-NclMn, reasonably priced listings. For ELIZABETH LACEK, Oerk, PACKARD DELTA-liB WALT jpoweTthoto sad Apply to room ranch with basement ga line Smith, Realtor. 50. 0-1043 or courteous and Immediate action. - Court of Probate/ L Manor Soda Shop/flioaa RSad and OpfMrtdiiifles S2 Everett and Baldwin’s Acroaonic. ' 44 Stock Place '' rage. 3% years old. AttracUve liv. District of Coventry. MOTOR SALE. New motor guar g e n e r a l CARPBNTRT, altera aceessortsa. Salas, aairvtee. denMXK G, B: WASHING Mschine. In good Mahogany, wsinut, maple, ebony FORCEU) TO Sell below cost, new CaU ACB R ealty. 5 0 . 9-239L X WOodbeidta Streets. CaU MI. BLUE RIBBON antee. Ford, Chevrolet, Mercury, tions, addUiona and new cenaMuc- GENERAL STORE, gas atsUon, atratloh. Tsrms arranged. Capitol GENERAL MANAOBR Manchester, Conn. "7 tog room, fireplace, built to book A. ' s-porr. V conditiOii, $10. Can 50. S-8S10. and blond fUitsbes to variety of cases and picture window. Laun four room ranch which is ready USED CARS Dodge, 1134.98. Pontiac, Oldamo- tion. Dorinera. porches, garages post office. Route S3, Mertow, Equipment Co.. 88 Plain 8L m u n ic ip a l BVILDINO ■tylea. All factory guaranteed for interior decorating. Spacious 19S0 OLDSMOBILE ‘7 T OLIO SEOM bUe, etc. $174.95. $10 month. Cole and rooms fimsnsd at reasonable Ootm. About $58,000 gross, 3 apart 195$ KBLVXNATOR 7’"refrigsrstor. MANCHESTER, or Tel MI-9-4655 dry room off kitchen, tile bath Legal Notice LOST—lOdnity W. Hale, gill’s ’4S OLDS SEDAN BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem AIM one used baby grand wlUi with stall shower, Venetian blinds, Uving room, large kitchen, oak Elack. Radio, heater, hydrsaaoMe. skirt, o u t >a, S-4BM or retnm to Motora. MI. P-0980. prices. Workmanship guaranteed. ment to buyer. Reel estate, stock Practically brand new. May be fine accaistical production, only floors, artesian weU, gas hot air About own Only $075 Free estimstes. Robert M. Alexan and equipment, $37,000. - Good nants at low prioss. Also tug wool seen anytime. Ml. 9-9789. Applicatioiis Accep awnings, storm windows and Oi8U-lct of Covantry, m., Probate Bale's office. $495. Terms. Gon Piano Co., 317 acreens, large rear screened heat. Walking distance of Coven Court. March 4. A.D.. 1954. ’4P PACKARD SEDAN FAMOUS UFETIME batteries, six der. Tal. lil. P-771P. terms to right party. The Water and inatructljns In braiding tugs. Unt^S:00 P.5^ Asylum 8t., Hertford, oppoaite ONE ROOM ground floor office on try Lake. FuU price $0300. $3,000 EiUte of Sari FraacU Miner, late of 1952 FORD OUSTOMUNE 2400R BBWARD for information leading year guaruntee. Seif-recharging in front Realty Co., JAckson 5-0796, CaU RockvUis 0-5708. MAPLE DOUBLE bed with spring Center St., with heat and elec porch, disappearing stairway, hot Coventry, in said District, deceased. AI Gentile’> Orchestra will fur \MedIaiB OrsMi. •077 , 8PEC1AL1ZINO in custom buUt ga- /Friday^ Idarch j j. 1954 Bond Hbtol, . JA. 5-8898, Open required. ACS Realty Co. 5U. Upon (he aprilcatlon of Thomas W, nish music tor dancing tomorrow tp return of boy’s Sdiwinn M cy^ I 90 aeconds. Buy the beat for lesa. or Coventry Pngrim 3-,7932. and mattress. In good condiUon. Thuraday nights. Free parkliig tricity, $40.-ML-S«4584.------jwater oil heat, amesite drive. This 9 -lto .------—..... ■ - ...... Miner, praylns-that" letters of admitits- : $1 weekly. Cole Motors. ragaa, Stanlay overfasad dooca. FLAOSTONB. Stone tor 'wdUs, 50. $-7889. ’ \ ...... / / " - home is situated on a lovely lend (ration may be granted on said estate night at the Springfield Audito missing from M Oouroso S t ML '47 PONTIAC SEDAN house fronts, Oreplsces, etc. Bol< next door. k P4SSS after 4 p.m. OtHy |4S5 Abinstp. blocb tUa ceillaga, al- T.V. STORE for sale in Hartford. scaped lot 1(X)’ - x 200' and is in VERNON, Sunset Estates —Three represent!;ed___ intestate as per applicatl;ion rium. LatMt addition to this popu OPEN EVE V EVENING UNTIL 9 taraOens, addltlana.,OaU Frank 300 good-Standing accounts, good ton Notch Quarry. ML 94)Pl7. Suborbsn for Rent 86 immaculate condition. Occupancy on___ file more jore fully(i appears, it Is A lar orchretra is Lynn Delmar, ^ rl Trsilen tor .Sale -A year old, owner supervised ranch . ORDERED: Ttott said applicaUon be *48 PACKARD SEDAN 8 Oonteto. ML 84I3X inventory in parts. WIU sscnUce ^ Notice Wearing Apparel—Fun 57 April let. Exclusive with Elva home with basement, three bed heard, and determined at tne Probate trumpeter who has had consider Only ISPS for quick sale. Owner moving out 8>| FOOT Coldspot \ refrigsrstor, Notice SOUTH COVENTRY—Two houses Tyler, Realtor. 50. 9-4469. Office In Coventry. In said Dislrlct, on able experience with the better if- 18bI t r a il e r — Stswart, 37 foot, NEW, PRE-enginSered. garage. No of state. Call Ml. 9-79P7. leas than two years oto like nsw. A Zoniiif Board of Appeals for rent. Call PI. 2-7634 after 8 rooms unusually large kitchen, the 12th day of March. A.D. }954, at known all-glrl orchestras. INDIVIDUAL and business income *47. FRAZIER with patio and awning-'at Vsmoh down payment, five y e m to pay. Very reaaonaUe. Csn\arrsnge to At a meeting Held by thk TownT( SEVERAL LADIES’ coits, rise 18- p.m. 5LANCHESTBR — Excellent six large Uving room with fireplace, 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, and that suit. PG. 8-4165. 20. Phone 50. 8-8535. plastered wells, lot 100 x 280. a public notice be given of (he penden -m] * lax darvioe. TsL ML P404P fOr ap- Only $188 Trailer Oourt. John Martin. XL BuUt to jrour spedficaUons. 30- Planning Oommiaslon1 of, Msnclhes- In sri^rdance with the requlre- room colonial, hot water oil heat, cy of aaid appltcatlon and the time and (ttle League boosters will hold BROWN-BEAUPRE pokilinent at yoor home. 9A375. A. mrntobf toe Zontog Regulations of Price $13,000. Escott ‘ Agency, place of hearing thereon, by publishing ym e warrantee. Pay as tittle as Help Wanted—fraialp $5 GRAVEL—Quick delivsiÂwsshsd ter, Connecticut. Marcharch 1. iP54. ceramic tile bath, amesite drive, Licensed Broker, 2M R i^ St. ''pre-season meeting tonight at 8 ’80 PACKARD SEDAN .$4.50 a waek. By Amarican Moins following a public hearing.I, It Wsawss the Town of Manchester,.Connecti Wanted—^To Boy 58 Wanted To Rent 6 8 nicely landscaped, corner lot, a copy of this order one time In some /clock at the Weat Side Rec. BR&Nlinil^T MILLS- Shoes and Onty |7PS Dsvak^ment C ^ . For satimate, CLERK-TYPIST—Toung lady tor sand, stone, loam. Nussdorf Suid voted to make sone changea.Ps f5fay o r celienf'value- at $12,-000. The Etto •University- of GonnecUcut,- wUl bd financs to $3500, 6 years to pay. Tel. JA. 8-2181. hoae, lawn mowers' and spring June 1st. Cell JA, 8-1860 after 8 worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. the apeaker. Mardi—racular S7JJO portrait lor Economy overhaul, most s H RockvUis 5-3111. Bedhnlng at a point In the in W o^rldge Brothers, Incorpo XJXS. TnTerventibia M dlL^JllQ ata Studio. MI. PdSM. '47 NASH '48 CHEVROLET bulbs. The J. W. Hale Corp. Tel, tersectlon. of the wskteriy street WANTED TO BUY. Small cement p.m. ,, ■ ; • Mr. Whitcher. 50. 9-9531, 50: SEDAN can. Parts and labor $49,95. EXPERIENCED Aaaiatant book rated fto permission to erect ,« 8 8-P980.'“ -''^='=^' hs dcclqrsd, hgs from All interested penoha are to' PANEL keeper, payroll, typiig;. Good ______50. 3-4123. Free Delivery. Une of Parlto' Street/With the bey gasoline and service station, mixer. 1-3 yd. slu . )iO. 8-7378. (ConttoaeP frem Page Ooe> BENDDC WASHER SERVICE by No money down; $4.90 month RoofiBc—4Qdlihl It northerly sjCt-eet line d f Mitchell vtted to attend a free meeting on Spring Into Spring. B; J. PSoroncy—IP-years as-fleld boura. good pay ahd benefits. CaU i CHILD’S ROLLTOP , three together wuh UghU and signs to be Rooses for Sale 72 PORTER STREET SecUon —Four American .republics must' make March 22 a t 11 a. m. at the Storrs ly. All worE guaranteed. 5 0 .’94I871'. — '------V Drive, tbe. Iine runs m-H northerly, located' 1,043 ft. east of vJeOeraon Delegates from ArgehUna and clear tHeir poattloh to t aasTlce englnser oh oidy Bsndix BRtJNNE&'S side diwwe'n, in good condition; direction along the tm teriy street 200 FEESt OF 4’ high wire fencing rooms and tUe' bath, flirt floor, Community Center at whldi Mrsi SPRING INTO ONE OF THESE THOROUGHLY home laundry equipment Call PACKARD up roofs, ahiiwle roofs, gutters, 18. 50. 9-045.------^ St.; on the southerly ride of Tol with metal posts. 50. 9-8370. DUPLEX S-8, excellent oondltlon, two parUaUy finished roome sec Ecuador also were scheduled to 5tort Latin Amerlcim delegates, Uraula Duffus. an expert on agri conductors and roof f’epalra call HDUSEKEEPEUt for father' and Una of Parker Street for a distance land Turnpike:, Buriness Zone II. four rooms with bath down, many ond. House is fully insulated. * RECONDITION USED CARS AND SAVE MONET Kpwtagtoo P4ltt8. R e v e rs e school age boy. live in—good op of-1,310 feet, more or less, to a apeak at the plenary aearion. expressed satisfactioit with what cultural affairs, will lead a discua- diarges. . Rockville Road CGLE MOTORS ' CoughUn, MtUMl S-770if! CESSPOOL — Septic Tank trouble! Cetifleete of Amroval is request- DOUBLE Mahogany ptotcr beda, possibilities.. 181’ lot. 4% mort- Large modern kitchen, fireplace, they termed the frankness and sion on the contribution of Ameri TalcdtvUle portunity — good home —utUlty. . "SepUc-Megic.” Remarkable non- Înt in the northeasterly corner ril. STATE HEART7G ALSO. twin bedroom set, boudoir chairp, gsge, centrally located. $13,800. hot water oU heat, copper piping, Torlello'a attack came as dele erneatnesa of DuUgs’ speech, al can farmers and citlsana to m4Mt- 1952 D«SOTO CUSTOM 4.DOOR ...i... S149S HERALD PAPER route for as 436 Center Street. RAT’S ROOFING Co. BuUt-up 5Ianchester. Write Box Q, Herald. toxic compound cleans and lique of lend N /F Frederickaen; thence Ou^lton W. Hutchtoa. MI. 9-5133, bqMment laundry, amesite drive gates buckled dowii to the grtod though many w is)^ he had gone 17,692 o rig i^ miles. AU e x tru Open Evenings Until 9 roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney In e westerly direction along tha AU persons toteifosted may a t Simmons hide-a-beds, summer ing human needs all over the world viclidty Pitkin Street. 43 custom LADY SUPERVISOR will interview fies. Save digging, p ip in g . Stop tend. this hearing. \ < furniture, kitchen uteniile and 9-4694. way. lot SO’ X 150'. AU this for of committee work to an atmoe- further into their Specific economic through United Nations agenciex ers. ML, PdOPI. Ml-9-0980 repaln. Free estimates. Ray Bag- odor. Amaslng codiplete treat northsrly Jihe of land N/F Frede- dishes. Call PI. 3-7031. $13,700 by calling the Reuben T. problems. ITS BAST TO DO ' snow, ML 9-3314. Ray Jackaon, you in your own home for part ricksen tor a dlatance of 300 fact; ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 5IANCHE8TER—Nearly new rix phere of opUmism and unity fol The meeting ia being sponsored by 1952 DODGE 4-DOOR CORONET ...... $1S9i time work. Write Box R, Herald. ment. Simply flush down toilet or Wll’iam H. Stuek.'^. Chairman Mcftonn Agency. 5G. 3-7700. Except for .telling them that the Service Bureau for Women’s One owner. We sold this cor and oervloed It ahMO now, BUSINESS WITH 50. M33S; drain. Lb. package only $3.15 post thence to a southerly direction and room, two partly finished, full cel lowing DuUes* ststetoent of U. B. NO OVERHEAD 300 feet westerly and paraUcl to Clarence N. Lupien, Secretary lar, hot water oil heat, fireplace, HACKMATACK Street—Five years hemisphere policy. The' Commit President Eisdnhower’a adminis Organizations. Those attending MANCHESTER ROOFING and DENTAL ASSISTANT. Experience paid. Enough tor eeveral treat \ Rooms without Bosrd 59 tration is opposed to artificial should bring box lunches and re 1952 STUDEIAKER COMM. REGAL 4-DR. $1198 Auto OliTing School 7-A preferred, Working hours 9 to 5. ments. Order direct. Mfg. end the westerly street hne of Parker shed dormer, combination alijm- old Cape Cod with five finished tees are studying politico-judicial main for an informal afternoon OPEN SUNDAX8 - .Siding Company- offers winter SL, tot a distance of-IJOO feet, ROONLORîtoom and hoard -for inunulonnB^_-cily__cDnv.eiiiencee, -rooms, - two partialiy. finlined u p . 'matters, economic dffalrs, social price ceiliiira oh coffee and to- ___ _|da% TU ______Five day week. State salary ex- guaranteedi>y Cereo Products Co.; X creasM in u. S. import duties oh discuMionv youBC chi FOR SAFE And Courteous Auto prices—13% discount on sU roof Salem, Conn. more or less, to a point; thence in girl or woman. Reasonable, near $12,700. Gatto Co., CHapel 9-8489. Two-car garage with atorege problems and cultural topics. lUmlahed. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc ing dnd siding. Free estimates. pseted and references. Write EUx Evenings JAckson 8-3989. 50. wool, the secretary couched his $1898 1953 DELUXE Fordor, tutone Uue Driving In?trucrion with Insured V, Herald. an easteriv direction . for bus line. Write Box M, Herald. space, hot water heat, large Uving Scores ’Big Stick’ Policy ATTRACTIVE FENCE 1953 DODGE CORONET V8 4-boOR tor. Phone MItcheU P-0TP7. Chevrolet. Radio, beater, defrost dual control car oaU Larson Driv Can 50. 9-8933. recondi distance of oOO feet, more or leas, 8-6948. room with fireplace and plate eronomlc/ remarks in general 8A00 origtoal milea. New cor gnaraataa. G O C ^ O I S NEWLY DECORATED, BeautlfuUy The Guatemalan Foreign Min terms. / Fort Wayne,. Ihd. OP)—Eklward er. white wans, stc. Ressmifchls. ing SchooL Phona MItcheU W05IEN. Do you Uke people? Ehi- tioned T.V. Ideal tor cottage or to a point or place of beginning. glass mirror, latge kitchen. Com ister challenged the United States Barrett took a 10-foot section out MRS. EOPFL reader and advissr. ML 9J6I9. 9-P0T5. ROOFlNOr Biding and carpantry. recreation room. Only $M. Man furnished and spacious room. Tbs MANCBEBTER-New ranch, qual bination doors and windowa. Other He crtled on the Latin Ameri 1948 FORD 2-DOOR. SpMid a t.... .$448 An wdoome. SOP Franklin Ava. Alterations and addiuont. Oell- Joy your own business. Part or To change from Residence Zone most complete light bousekeeptog ity construction, no development, to state clearly whether it desires can ' governments to avoid ”un- of his fence, repaired and pointed tu)l time. High commissions.*Avon chester Television Service. 50. AA end Rural' Zone to Business fcaturea too numerous to mention. to say that the Soviet Union is across from the Sat tbefter. For U37 DODGE; nsw seat covers, DRIVIRQ ladtructtona from your mge. Workmanship guaranteed 9-8880. ■ facUitlea evaileble in Manchester. l i ^ e kitchen, three bedrooms, Barbara Woods Agency. MI neceaaary” obstacles to thejnflow it. He leaned it against hla ga appoiatment can CHapel PdTSO. A. A. Ihon. Inc., 399 Autumn Products. Write Mrs. M. Curtis, 2tone U an area on toe southerly You will marvel at the cleanliness full — --- t mort or leas, epsterly.of.the east one; Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch S t garage, hot water oil Heat, altim- hemisphere failed - to- define, - the tog; he toM the delegates, 'should for part time evening and Sun Une of Jefferson St, in the pro MANCHESTER ' ” term “internationel Communism.” HOOVER VACUUM cleaner salsa boater. Beautiful n-aroon finish. BALLARD'S ORtVlNO SCHOUL- ROOFING—Spaciahrihg to npalr- days. Apply Arthur Drag Store, inum screen and storm window, come primarily from the world 1949 DODGE CORONET CLU8 $ 7 fi . Nsw sUp covers. Runs like neV. ” 5taDChsalar*s oldest’’ Oamsn- ■ lag roofs of aU kinds- .Aiao new KITCHEN SINK and faucets with posed southerly street line of Tol- • TOOL DESIGNERS TO RENT—Bedroom, hot water and Venetian blinda, Hot Point electric TmteUo- referred to the "big bank; He said the United States is B, H, D J,; 3 to ehooee from, owe with and service. LaFlanuno Apedlaacp 943 Main St., Manchester. fittings, $ . Regency television lend Turnpike as shown on a map heat, near Center, 35 Foster St. One block from Center. Oo., U Oak S t ML PdPOP. Douglas Motors, SSS Main S t CerUfisd by AAA and Board of roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys 10 range. Price $17,800. The Escott •tick” policy of the United States' increasing funds for technical Btfucauon. Wa offtr tratalMt. «x-> cUaasd.. rspatra^. .M years’ ex- DENTAL ASSISTANT.wanted. For signal booster, $10. 50. 3-7353. filed in the Town Bngineer’a office #DETAU«ERS - \ 50.3-8547, LaTge 6 and 6 duplex with one Agency. LLctosed Broker, 286 High early in the 20th century and'saU asalaUnce and cultural coopera 1948 DODGE CLUB COUPE ...... $491 FlUC TOUR Income Tax return in srtenct,Irian lataat raatboda.Ida. fOtchaU pertence. Free satimMsa . CaU interview appointment write Box totitled "Plan Showing Southeriy car gara^. Nice size lot. One at.. West corner McKee. 511. it had been ended when Frank:' tion. R, H. This oar is spotlegs Inside and out. CLEAN CARS 2345. Howiey. MsacbesUr MltcbcU G. Herald, giving qualifications. ELECTRIC KNApP Monarch heat Street Line on Tolland Turnpike, DESIGNERS FRONT ROOM, cenlrelly located. D. Roosavelt initiated a new P| Dulles told the conference the PLAIN your own hom » Csn ML PriPSP Cbptlnubua hot water. Gentleman side available for immediate 9-7683. , soc sppointxnsot ' PRICED RIGHT / r 3-538). er, like new. Heats average room, Jefferson Strset essterly, Man • TOOL nnd DIE MAKERS American policy full of proi U. 8.' Export-Import Bonk also MORTLOeX’S Driving School. Loet WAITRESS WANTED for lUrirt $25. CaU 50. 34kS3. chester, Connecticut StoUe 1’’—40”, preferred. Phone 5Q. 9-7138. occupancy. WEST SIDE—Two-family, 13 room would finiance sound and accept' 1949 FORD CLUE COUPE V8 ...... $ 7 « . '^ .AT...... ’‘Howeyer,” he added. “1^ »P . Vûomi^MduGlMu .... INCOHE TAXES prn>ar^, pudit- confidence quickly restored by a SPECIALIST in copper gutters and work." Apply in person. Joh-Di’s Febi'usry, 1954, James Sheehey, --Many Other Listings duplck. One car garage, very pears that aome U. S. o^lals able development projects hot MWOw9wgmi^ tVCTFWfHlliîfNne 358 EAST CENTER ST. akiUed, courteous instructor. En conductors, lliomaa Dawkins, Snack Bar, 944 Main .St, 120-BASS ACXORDION. WUcox- HARTFORD, 78 Jeffersem St. Light large lot, steam heat, oil, cqpper iflg and bookkaapug service. By Gay radio-phonograph, set of new Engineer.’’, the Une runs in a • BIECHANICAL housekeeping room, kitchen and wish to renew this policy which ao helped by the World Bank. And siimoliBinant ML aosiL dorsed teaching method guaran 5CsMsr Plumber. Phone 50. 9-8888. aoutlierly direction for a diaUnce T. J. CROCKETT. Broker plumbing. In good condition. Own he said his government is confi 1950 OLDS 4-DOOR ...... 8109$ WANTED—5Uddle-aged>;oman to mason tools. Tel. 50. 3-5003, lintodry privileges. Children ac damaged the true progress pt Pan 194,8, PlmnoUth Special De Luxe tees fewer leasoi^ license in of ~3S0 feet, more or leas, to a cepted. Apply first floor, Mrs. 244. Main Street er moving-out of town. Immediate Americanism and contributed to dent tha "health and trigor” of the AU' extras. . . - HAVE TOUR Income tex return ' 4-Dpor — Dark green, radio cluded. 50. 9-7898. \ help with houaework andâre of point; thence to bn easterly direO- • TOOL nnd GAUGE occupancy one aida. May be seen U. S. ecohomy will be maintained— one chUd. 50, 8-5403. \ ---- K4nn4y.--...... J'-.;..-.-.------great measure to block gbod rela- . preparsd~itt your nsni home by ^ ’PHd hsptPK ‘ " Boats Slid AcciessorTes 46 Tioa for a distance of 314.88 feet, INSPECTORS 0TfrceTMry-y4r6 by ■ "appototinent—only.—Asktng- lions and sincere c^peraUon aaBurihg"a~cohttouea~ihirkel and 1949 FLYM OUT»44ibO R former Internal Ravsmie agent. 1947 Chevrolet 2-Door Fleetmaster 5tetorcydp>—Bicy'pi^ 11 OUARANTBED Plumbing and more or leas, 'o a, point; thence to h e a t e d ' n ic e l y furnished roort, Residence: MI-9^51 $15,800. George L Graziadio, Real among the republics of this coif- source of aid. A nioe one. Phene OH. P IPPP after P p.m. —Black, radio end heater. heating. Alt 1 and new ! OUTBOARd " mOTOR. 1962 Evin- s northerly direction for a distance • GAUGE MAKERS - ■ central, with privilegea if desired. tor. 50. 9-5878. ttoent" •/ 1947 Btdck Siqier 3-Door—Black. work. Perma electric and of 350, feet, more or lesa to a Call 5U. 3-5937. ELECTION IS DELAYED KINO 8XES 85’* Orthopedic iyp t 1948 HARLET-DAVIDSON 74. Good gaa water told and in- home. Part time or fuU Ume. SUPER SEVEN Room ranch, four DuUes did not mention Guete------Tlw Tkra* R's - 1948 CHEYROLEt AERO 1-DOOR mattreae fori only $18JP a t How- - radio and heater. condition, fully equipped. Tel. MI. cellent pay. CPU any time. m1 . i 9*^. *300. 50. $-0278. point In the proposed southerly • PRECISION g r in d e r s 51ANCMB8TER—Two-family, 5 and mala specifically to nls policy ad Little Rock {/P)—Mansfield, Ark., R,H. , 1951 Studebaker Commander 4- ateilad. rime isnta arranged. street Une of TbUand Turnpfke; .V., 5 expandable atUc, fuU cellar, oil twin rise bedrooms, fireplace, tUe acd’a. Bad rail axtendora at $7.PP 8-5003. \ Skelley gatebeU 9-^14. 9-7047. bath, aluminum storm windows, dress yesterday: b iiê bit bard At held ah'election two weeks late, it RIGHT PRICES Door—Light green, radio and thence in s westerly directloa for • SHEET METAL I^RONT R005T at North End, con- steam heat, city conveniences, developed-—on election day—that a aet makaa your present bed suit- bianond»—WateBPp-r s distance of '593 feat more or less, vbnienU:^ located. 5Q; 9-4250.. good income. First floor vacant. hot water heat, fuU ceUar, steel the theme that America mtiat akkutor cbMgpovsr-. Placp.ygiiE. heater. pnd-wiurni.Mi' MECHANICS : ...... beam conatrucUon.. garage.. 100’ realireJt.ia nQtifliinuneJrom the printing, (if the .bqllote. had tm n RIGHT GOOD- CARS Special Today Only 3980 Winyr S tttloirTypgflB—Tu- iKMhiBSK-Sgn riees-GfftrptL IS WAMTED;;-Atteratlon'womaitito-do — ■■ ■ :.... ' 46 along the proposed southairty street iTenSut Gatto-Co.^ JSHepel >8489, overlooked.- ■ ordar now — oCfar Undted. How I Camp, m tchelt Une of ToUand Turnpike to the Evenings JAckson 8-3989, 50. lot, ‘ nice' "View, "near -Bowers Red-menace." Not * eliigie country. RIGHT PIJ^rTO W r lV4rHUD$ 0 N ^v^vXr,Tv ard’s Slaep Canter, SIP Main: ML , tone gray, radio, heater and work in her home. CaU 50. 9-8483. :Y ST,'Jeweler, re- • HG BORERS X ; Boarders Wanted -59-A School. Carlton W. Hutchins. 50 overtove., D Tm.quality teia- LEONARD: 0 place of beginning. 8-8946 Rnt it on it. _ t vtaton nervtcv. CaUa raeaivetr ba» watches' expertly. For a more M rtlctov“"dto 9>5132.' 9-40M.-'---- —- 1851 Chryalar Windsor Da- Luxa AMEÎCAWl Standard Plumbing piMpee. OpsB daUy. TEPUPEiUMEMAir““ EIGHT RM bousa for sale direet JP53 MERCURV “X: WANTED —Riders to Aircraft, Newport — Hardtop, tutone torp 9 Win ba aervteed samp fixture^ /JstrOlaaa hot water H p Ib ântfd^M atp $6 tlbit, maps ntojK jM kj^ to the ROOM AND Board. GentlemaB; 5CANCH^TEH. West-îde—Beautl buck and nigtn. UL Ihursday eveamgs. 139 SprUcs Plenhtog and Z oo^ Dfacc. MACHINISTS Tel. 5U. $-7675, from owner. Good condiUon.- OU ''oura P to 4:M from vicinity of bsaterajipld and tastaUed. Job PART TIME cab driven wanted street 5dteb«l steam heat. Vacant. 5Q. 8-5836. ful six roo|na and sun porch, 4-DOOR V- . -olton Notch. ML P-1P6P, . heater. WUMNO IN8TALLAT10N of an bing. '^ in a a Dawklna.i Master for week end end day , work. Ap- The above changes shall take brick front, \fireplace, oU heat. FnOy equipped, Botoo, heater, s o i J D d n i E , 1951 Chrysler New Torker New- Plumber. RiOlie 50. 9-9489. effect March 5, 1954. Many extras,-Nameslte drive, car WANTED—Riders to Aircraft, third typasi. No Job too small. Pater ply City Cab, PuiaicU Piece. Apply ' - Meroomotto i^rt—Hardtop ^V-S, tutons, - -Peotahilt-411 Fiistar straat "Choot Pad and Feed : 49-'A TOWN PLANNING COMMIS port. Bxchirive\:^th E and E Arive.--.;^... SAVE! ^ 434 CENTER ST. — Mi-3-i» sh u t, Is s v r 5lanches ter l i :S0. C all SION Employmoni Offien . - Each. Frofn\H,|ni*nutn Fabric 4 . . / Ish iuid light blue, powsr MItcheU 9-7S0S. MoVIrr— 1 gfEbliANIC—Muri be'vxperienbed. Mafchth9 Haf ft GJov* Sst Realty Cfe , 810 ifato. 50. 9W7. 5C.A0833. ______steering, power brakea, ra- Good wages. See GUI 5Cotor Saifs, SEASONED HARDWOOD for fire- Martin E. Alvord, Chairman 50.3-4480., dio and heater. Steiiupi $0 ' place, -furnece and: range. Injms- ' Harry E. Ruasell, Secretary V’ Snturdnys. 1952 MIRCURY OORSBTRT SERVICE. Trixie foun- COMPLETE Rapaira by Stuart R. 171 Union Street.. RockviUe 8-5808 DURKli^ STREET—Near pro- datioos. Expert coraetry service in 1951 Imoerial by Chryaler'4-Door Wolcott on w rii^ r and automatle AUBTQI A, CHA5fBERS 00-, or 5-9765. diate delivery. Glastonbury lOM- March 6,1964 , 8 A. M. to 12 Noon 88 4.DOOR X ford 3-2983. • posed new high school. Six com your home. Aida R, Adams, 53 . -—Black ^ t h white tirea, washing machines, vacuum clean' local and Idag distance moving, Wcekdnys plete-rooms; fireplace Ule ' bath. SALES and SERVICE Merdomatlb drive, D u i ^ S t 5 0 . 3-8100. electric ' windowa, power •rs, motofs,. smau appUaness. pacl-tos. storage. CPU MItcheU FIRST CLASS Paintera and Jwper- 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. radio dhd heater.. brakea, power steerti^;, raAo Weldtiv. 180 Plain St.. Fboos IQ hangsra wanted. John Olami, 74 Oil heat, electric, water heater. M187. Hsrttotd 8-1438. ^ Henry St. Garden—-Fana—-Oairjp VeneUen blinds. Screens apd Low mileage. . $1995 You Con Tell When You WANTBDr-RlDE to Pbosnix Iiisur- and heater. PPPT9. • Notice storm wtodows. No garage. Imme* aacs, h o i^ 8:1$ to 4:$0. CaU 50. 1952 Chrysler Windsor De' Luxa 5CANCHB8TER — Package DeUv- as J* i BPras. DOORS OPENED, kays fitted, Sty. Local light truelUng. aihd AUTOMOBILE Saleaman to seW______NoUee ui hereby given that I ;P R A # '^ d WHITNEY diete occupahey. $11,900. 'No ^ F O R O - 1952 CHEVROLET .4-Door—Seafosm green with copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, new and used cere. Must be good vUl eell at pubUc auction at DU* agents. P|iond Ml. 0-7134. Try lt.. |f It's TAINTOR- Interior to match, radio and jMCkage deUveiy. Rehngeratora. used car man. A good Job for the ' CHICKEN MANURE for vour lawn S19 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 4-pOOR BFBCIAL w h il e they last! Swpn ..heater. guns, eto., repaired. Shaara, waahara and etove moving a ibn Sales And Servtcv, 319 Mato ; AIRCRAPT- \B055 ell band tailored Um cloee out- at kraves, mowera ate., put into con specialty. 50. 9-9ntl * ' right man. Gorman Motor Sales,! or garden. 50. 8-8971. St.; Manchester, Com., on-Sator- TMS HAVE YOU SEEN? Slarooa. Vei lOc. Regulars, $1 and $1 .00. Knittsd BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc, dition tor coming needs. Bralth- 285 Main St., 5lanchester. ! ----- ...... ' ...... ■■ day, March 30, 19«4. at 10 o’clock Mileage.• S .e ^ $ r2 9 5 Diviaioa of United Alfcratt The new brick and shingle Capa It ties at $L0Q Tha 8wan-eU He Chryalef-Plyraputh ite, 63 Peart Roaoehold Goods :r:_51. to the forenoon th? foltowtog ------TESTED You'll Buy —BHoRTW^Wir SR ML“l-47it^ E p rb ^ rty to wrt:“ One '1947 Ford JliERCUi:t2cDIU. UfwPdU'.'wr'irMrviAkvm-rn~ni~rrii~TnT~i ■rriiiYiii^T'n ■ innif rirTg-Mi PMinii Open Every Evenings Until •' a n tiq u es Rafiniahad. Dogs—Krdo—Pets 41 ATTENTION LadlM! Shp-covera Tudor wrebk to eaUqfy my clidms and drapes custom mS<*. Rsm .1.^ -laHîaiaaBHsaaiwaaaaSHBtttnSSIUEnSSlS OAWABIES; OUARAWTEBO-ali^ Fhoiw ML arP, all oolora, .Ai m : .temolc' bohu J..Stew art Jofanaton' rresritititos printa,' ■MU* ' . 1953 'Harciify MoniiterM CoCemver- PAPER HANGING 50. 90488. r / ^ S^dri AhtperCly Sfanager finished) two flreplacea, one to TW iriiif'FORTinrr " ’ tthroo^Mwt Bttag- llhie p;l.ustnMia blueue-fmlrit Men- finished; v^^*down, s i ^wsrtily. " A ‘ basement, ceramic We bath, natu coma tic drive, JOHN K MeUANN THB^^HEW ilCANCHESTER Pet baianee one year to OSB ral--finish wbbd hltchari, 'dabteeli, ni*5 TWt DOOM CUSTOM 44I00RS- radio, heater, signal Uidita. ^ I h VWWyiilU - JAehsBri 5-P788 -ui. ■dd tAOUPc WBilsr.’ Orel Out of town re v e rM charges. /■ • A R ^ Loailed ,Gv. ' 4-itooK'''1£iAbi'''iiiM^ ' continental whssl. only 14,000 to visit pete of ail kinds. Oon- It 200' Iot,,treM, stone fence. Across ■eat coven. Bydramatlr, lodle, heater.- 1948 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster Tel MI-3-7388 or ^Ml-3-6738 necticut bred Parakeets. 50. the atreet from ‘ MIhnechaug Golf mllsa. A real beautiful car at a POWER BURNERS and Range U-09T...... priced right. C 1 G Q K clnb> coupe. Radio, beater. In ax- subatanttal saving. 9-4273. Hours Monday through Club. Only $15,000. ... $045 eonporo. Each eaUaiit tuaning condition. Original ' Bumera expertly cleaned and Friday, to to 9:10.' Wednesday 1952 and M53 TV SETS Open'^For Inspection 2 to 6 P. M. 1951 FORD MAINLINE FORDOR $1745 aervlced. Let us aervloe and re PAINTING anil cloaed at 2 p.m. S. A H. Green Weekdays By Appointment 1950 PACKARD Hack ftniata, Douglas 5Iotors, 883 1953 Ol^mobila Super. 88 Con pair your washing micblns or re $130.00 And Up E i^ and Heator.- vertible-Power steering, tinted PAPER HANGING stamps. 4-Door. Gray. Bi 1552 FONTUe frigerator. Metro Service, latch- WARREN E. HOWLAND, Color hioick. Now 3381 F D ^D O O R Chevrolet Power gUsa, electronic eye. Ah origi eU 9-OSSS. ' TLOOR SANDING TROPICAL FISH and auppUes (Not Installed) Realtor—lhaurance 1S56 CHEVROLET nal one owner car. and REFINISHING '<1- paint Jeh. U*1tl. . $945 OUSTOM OATILNU GUda, or 1801 OeSoto Sportsman. ' ,*4 KeUy’s Aquarium, 29 Sunaet St. 5G-3-8500 or 1952 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR $1355 MLSP937. Ml P0W( Open 'til 9, . A, R. WUkie. Jr— 50-9-4389 Eodie, hoator. . Power gUde. radio, hfoter. pew t o h a i 1952 Ford Fofdorf-Orlglnal 20,000 fnower sales and servics. Motora GILBERT FICKETT GARRITY BROTHERS •'-.r 1947 PLYMOUTH potot. oent covers. A mUea, pew tires, in excellent tuned anr’ ovsthauled. Pickup and 4-Ofor Sedan. Bodio. heator, Baoutlfai a t .. $1095 lUCOfO H05ONG pigeons for sals. conditioh'. As good as nsw. Priesd deUvery servics. Gibson’s Oarage. Ml-3-6982 Live SUxdi—Vehicles 42 Rockville Rd., Taicottville oent covers. Now a t 81395. V ' SURPRISE Va l u e -Also Ox yokss. OaU 50. 8-0173. . 5fL 341013. 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; . r ; / r^^vv • "^r ™ •“ >- -> , .;l 1* . i'-'-.'^-r---*.'' ' ••!••• ' rRIDAY,:MARCH 5. 1954. inv D*ilr Net Press Rah ifciiai'iânm'awaa^ japgfwv^ * lirAiBiffiiWi ■OJJ-g&'JJ ^;r .'■ '.X'' . r r —~ . .’■wwwHB! SS-ssW 'IZ February 27, 1964 M rJ^ ■ KiagX>ovi4 Ijodga No. SI, lOOT, IM . Mary McCann, t l WetheraU Perkins, Edwin Agoatlno, . Max 4ealf!rt at YiSO-at Glalber, Joseph Zcleski, Jota-An- raitowS' Han aad prteaad from Hartford Hoopital to undergo a Joins' ditney^s Retailers Hit dlaio, Mrs. Julia BpMl« Louis 1 1 4 2 1 tlwnr to W atUaa Punaral Hioina to major tîiariition. Cberchea, NU'holaa Pofi^feff, Rob n s r a x iconemy ert J. Schalter,, R. Leohard ^ 1 , Member ef the Audit pay lart raapacta to Jamaa Wright, 50% of Quota ■nrean of OIrenlatieua araa. a mambar of ik a lodga. A aon, Richard Gary, waa boiA Eugene McClure. 4 m entht ^ClHWOh Kambera will than ratum to Odd at tha Hartford Hoapital Wad- The Red Croas pSin4 Drlvexquota Manchester--Â City of VVHace Charm tf#ft.T|«tor th^ Fallofara Hall lor tha ragular maaU neaday to Mr. and Mra Richard F. for 1954 ia $20,000. Returns to f a r Chairtnan, of Red f ^ s s hav4 been disappointing for ^ I IMllJF JPIIM tag. Hafraohmanta will ba aafyad at Callahan, 49 Coleman Rd. 'rhla is VpLLYXIII,N0.132 tha cloao'of tlM naating. ^ e ir flrat child. Mra. Callahan la Dfvisfon Reports of other divisions of the drive. V (daaaliiad Advertlalag au Paga 19) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1954 (TWELVE PAGES) ll^l^"v the former MUdradJVebb of Buck- ‘.The response to the retai' drive flues nvB( land. Donations toCampaign has been moat graUfythg,”/Keith RMfttiWBnl Sodaty Tha Part Ndbla Orahda Aaan. of. aald. *,T haVe hopes that we will King David Lodgo will maat. to Everett Keith, chairman of the be able to oversubscribe our quota I* ^ night at 7 o'clock in Odd Fellowa Junior Review No. 3, WBA mem- this year. 1 wish to extrod my Barefoot Juetice adMittatttat «nd Retail Division «*. tha ManCheater Army Aide HrtI- ' bara, will maat tonight at 6:30 at JRsd Croaa fund drive, today ra- thanks to the solicitors who are O. Bo m h , tha TMCA, North Main S t All making the retail drive a auccesa.” ____ p .« .V t tha [bcBuc- Iportad that retail donations had The Hdgar Oroup of tha South boys and girls in tha drill team are reached the half-way mark to ►B*ptal imdXnambarttf the Board of p.m.' in Orange Hall. AU membera Ward Cheney, president of the liam N. Kronlck, Herbert J. Mc;. ra te d foV a ChriaUan World" wUl afa urged tn report at this time. Kinney, Hovrord L Holmes, Lepn be'riiown. ' , der, former Army Secretary Frank erectors otNhe New Bnând Hos company, announced today. Backs Ike’s pital Aasemujiv will chairman a R. BroW*ie, Raymond Quish, Wil 'Hbeiessea for the evening will Pace, announced his resignation Raida Roitt session on Cradtta and Collections Six' years old Gary Leister, 96 For the paaty gO years, Knieger liam Fisher, Jr. be Mrs. Ttaomaa RollasonV Mra. from bis 310,000 a year job yester* at the Slat aanuakêeting of the BlaaeU S t, suffered a fracture of haa been associated with the Pep^ Alao, Edward Edgar, George Randall Toop, Mrs. James Johi —^ y In a lelter congratulating the lower left leg while playing Marlow, Louis Apter, William ton, Mrs. Harry Sweet. Mrs. Jamj 'ttevena on the gallant battle you aasembly t o ba halât the Motrt perell Manufacturing Co., where ' are trying to put up for the Army.’’ 36 Fanatics Statler, Boston, Mardts.39r3U last night. X-tmya taken at Man he organised, and managed the MalkeBaon, Earle Ctltford, Jack WeUierril and Mrs. Frank Crocker. chester Memorial Hospital dia- Paila to Name 'Superior' iKÊTftX sales and merchandising for that Miami Beach, Fla.,'Marc'h San Juaii^ Puerto Rico, closed the fracture. company’a synthetic fabrica divi Kane, reached by phone, did not 6 (/P)r--Adlai E. Stevenson sion. Prior/to that time, he waa aay which of Stevefta' superiors he March 6 (/P)—Police captured JETDRNS with M. Lowenrteln ABona fo r ap=-' felt hadn't' rallied to the Secre agrees with President Eisen- Pedrp Albizii CaffipOfl, 62- Baakieaa airt ladIrtiHl [Red Men to Mark proximate^ 10 years aaaalss man tary's Bide in'the dispute over Mc how r that the Army has not year-old chief of the Nation At Tear Baaia m ager of the menswear division. Carthy's handling of an Army gen coddled Communists but he alist party, after gunplay at tU MAIN ST. . ,S r. -M A New Yorker, Knieger makes eral questioned in secret session. J'eportedly was prepared to f%r ApaaSSMBt OaS '^ ^ 2 nd Anniversary his home on Long Island. Ha uid The Wisconsin Senator has been his San Juan 'apartineRt t^ a y his wife have two childrui. ôrlticising the Army for the way it day to criticize*Eisenhower’s during an island-wide round M Y 8 0 0 K R Qu~ r ------i----- ^------■ ...... ■ \ | haa dealt with alleged Communists leadership on domestic and up aimed at the three dozen Mimtopomoh Tribe S3. lORM, in its ranks. foreign policy issues. ^ persons within the fanatical, CAU MM4414 list two important events this But the only officials who rank To Deliver Speech "" VNOANSWBK Educator to V isit above Stevens are deputy Secre independence minded group; month, the hûal Part Sachems Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic ' Tear Gas Kooto Campos OAU.MUAIM tary of Defense Roger M. Kyea, presidenii:.! nominee, was sched night and the^dted anniversary. then Defense Secretary Wilson and Tear gas finally routed Alfatra A t South Church uled for*a major speech at a party Campos, who gasped: *‘I am It is expectoa\that aU past I HLT finally. President ^ Eisenhower. Commaa Pleas Judge Pariter Pulton reads some papers In bis Gi»en On C O 0. laachema rt tha lobal order will Kane did aay he excluded "every- rally here, tonight in v hlch he asphyxiated." He was removed by attend the Enie Rev. Dbuglaa F. Dorcheetu, — body in the Army” from hia lack develaad. Ohio, courtroom aaaa ahoes and aocUia. The Jurist was planned to ou'Iine hia views,oh toe ambulanco. ARE major issues of this. year's eSm- Die apartment, Mt afire during Monday nigi o;cloe|c in Tin- Mecutiye ^ of support charge. recuperating from an ankle-deep lunge Into a slush' puddle during paign.Xor..ÔQ!.rol^l Congress..— ktr-H an; Le amnMa~vuit — - -TT,, Chicago TTtbune' saw last the height of a b tliu id which dnim i^ bvel' "M fiicheii of siibw' bii the the- acUen. -alao-yieMcd' Doris Tor> ' Question of the New Bngiand 'The former Il'.'hol governor told resola, one of fiv# womoq named the Boari of Great Sach« night that Stevens himself was city. The missing link'in his Judicial attire was demurely hIMen a news tonference on iii.s arrival the wiU be held at the Southern Oontetohee of the Jdeth- INSEPARABtE __L'rellably reported" to have re- in. police. yyarrantz., The raid was by the beaAi from litigants In his divorce courtroom. here yesterday thn', he 'doea not officially described as Jtoying no time. A Bupper win be' odiet ûrtib, vriU ytilt 'South Dddigned fox. lhAta«m!a- Bigned. lleve^k«-AT^t:yli*8 Todared Conii^ RANGE FUEL OIL snteHalnincht ~—ruTasiocIalea indllriraTevw connection "with tfie" Waahinghm i .Church.oh .duiidi|v and ap^d the r.iunisto—as c.l'.arged - by Sem Mc- ahpoting which wounded five U. fl. the meeting. "Tmblt attnetive diildren, said early today the Secretary CartLiy (R-Wls)—any more than HOTTOINT with the varimw depakmenta had “absolutely" and "definitely’^ Rroreoentatives March 1. anniveraary party will/be of Hie church srtiool. you^b groupe prtvioua femocratlc administra Firemen got the fire quickly uto Sunday afternoon. M uch'28, these aoft, emooth cotton ahirta not realgned. - tions hod kndvdn.rly permitted and mconferencaa wiUt'locai laad- ' Stevens, who waa away from der control. / the Garden Grove. Guests at the ers'of ^ e church. Tto Linen Jerkin—materni- . "subversives, trait rs or spies” to Misa Torrearta ia a party secre BLACKSTONE Tilt BOLAND OIL CO. lebration will include Hkrold ThO Rby. Mr. Dordieater heade ty fashion succeaa for the matching aoi. Good ' Washington, could not be reached remain in the gove-.n.'.ent. tary and Bister of Griselio Torrosola the educattonal progtom of all ^ for comment. *• who was killed in Washington in om of Branford, great — thafi Republican' ihrofibera of McCar- \njrletto’ nw fltf'r afsmwifc al-TDoinlicrato Mid today they have party conference avoided any di One eye witness waa U. S- Army The Rev. Mr, Doiêrter is qual washable. tack on the United Statea in a'j decided to put up a House floor rect criticism of Eisenhower, Washington, March 6 (/P)—Paul Sgt. Roy Wreqn, of Greensboro, ified to discuae church school cur- (Coatlini^ an Page Four) speero before the confetênce, say-j fight to try to kill a Republican Stevenron was said by friends to G. Hoffman,'______head of the______Stude- New York, March 6 {/P)—Police seized an arsenal in a N. C.. who drove by in a jeep while ricstlum smd methods and the best ing hiSleftlat. Central American 1 sponsored proposal sharply re- be ready to launch a frontal as bakw Corp.’ saya toe American ‘ deserted-looking Manhattan store yesterday and placed two on Ifilitory Police patrol. Ho said use of all visual educahon aida. He SIZES KL14- ---- naUon ^ a battling a big stick and ‘ ducIHg takes on stock dividends. " sault on ;the President for the first Cubans, alleged opponents of the Battista regdrhe, under ar- he aaw St least-three homemade la the aon of the late L. H. Dor- dollar diplomacy employed by "the They -said tills moVe would be time since he was defeated by people are "distrustful of the fu- bombs in glass bottles hurled by 15 forces of international reaction." Eisenhowe, in the 1952 election. turo" and this attitude is respon rfest. Detectives swooped into the store, on West ^ h Street, rtiester, long a minister' in Hart included in the one motion allowed sible in large part ^ r the nation's yesterday and came up with crates ------...... — the Nationallsto'from toe windows ford; and brother of Mrs. Fcedarick .. He said he. opposes, any declarar to the minority party .when.a vast Stevenson told a news confer to explode..on.-toa. street. tion err resolution considered by his ence yestevday he- planned to dis- current economic^ troubles.— of m ortar shells, anti-tank gunB.f.,-' C.. Allen who la prominent In tax ' overhaul bill, including the .- ™ - JL#g$lng Auto - Wrenn said the* shots from up- WaOS_WOrk., government. sa'A/vtolatinn of -fun* ^vidend ■ proposal^ atnong-''many'' efiss Kiserbowepia-atralned- rela- aales----- rtain apparenoyêro“iW)lvirtr“ - REfcSiafBO- A idJn tlons with McCartliy, which have Hoffman mentioned lagging' auto SSifS'fef”*'’""'*'"'NLRB Studies Mrs. Allen lived in Meneherter damental Democratic rights and others, reache,. the House floor. but at least one automatic weapon YOU 8AVS $79.00 NAVY q i^ Y intervention in its internal affars. been pointed ,up by the latest ver sales as an index. He discussgd the l^ter Mario Cruz, 34, and was ip acUon. He said he could not for a desade wfailehieir husband was Repubjioaa leaders announced yes- bal clash over'the Wiscijnsln Sena- nation's economic state of mind Roberto Oscar Acevedo, 36, wore Price laelndMlv minister of. the Second Congrega Of Bank Bandit Diillcf took up the challenge terday\hcy planned to bring up see how many were firing from too A MllSt WITH THE MbDEEN WOMAN ^qther atylef svallable. yesterday in announcing that the token into custody. They were building but there definitely were Delivery, laataRatlon tional Church. He succeeded the promptly. He said Torielio had re the bill March 17 and vote on it Advertising Council will open booked early today on chsirgea o f , w . ^ Odaraatee, Service (Contlaued on page Four) several. Rev. Peroy F. Smith as pastor of Ljrioor. /Fort Wayne, Ihd,, March '6 (A^ — pudiated two resolutlona approved March 18. \ ------April 1 a national campaign de the First Methodiat Church of by Guatemala at provioua inter Will BA^Comprrhenslye No Casualties U s ted A •*lunch-hour"-hank bandit who signed to neutralise recesaion by - :Jn Dock" Strike No one was wounded in the fuaQ- Hotpoint - Kitchen Aid .Open Daily Until 9 P. M. Putnam, when the Rev. Mr. Smith national meetings condemning in- The. SCO-pagXhêasure would re^ playing up the prospects of _eCQ;. Police Commissioner Frjmcis^.,: " couldiCC 3Ui:rJKiaatXef45anOTCTULrnanmsJ~'Commun{im^T%i-~{iv- Jade.; -S'-- ^-PlM rtrOf F«SFRlrttf«* -camer to South drarcU IH-Jaauaer ^wrife^finoafalFtox-Taws, Analyeia Puerto Rfc nomre' growth. 'H6ffiH*K la Chair -HL-Adams, - • d « w u i as'menf-T New York, March 6 (/P — Na- More than 1.000 civilians wera D e w 't Im fo riti^ Rdtfc tou t l ^ 1952. \ - Green Stamps Given With robber^g wajkdd!; a police trap rompatble with the concept of '8 a'nd Means man of the council’s public policy a Cuban organiration op- Labor Relations Board of- Amecixton..freeddm .and as- a. danger milUiig around the building when, yeateidky - 'beirar hl» alleged Gommlttee atoff . akôd today it com m ittee...... ^ —■* posed to the regime of Fulgencio fnciais today ' studied a, pdsaibre the police threw In their flirt tear tor the, Amerjpan Lhioutd.. provida. . 'toa-Hoffman - ispoke - o u t,.there. Batlata,. Prealdeni of Cuba, gvta|ray anver ik and spent pressed confidence that this con 1.4 *'rom*t'«ction'Xgtinrt'"'wtidcat-kmg-- -gaa'tiombaj*-'--' ' ...... - tax reductions—chiefl\ through were, new reports of layoffs in toe Eight other persons were ques- strikers, defying a fe d ^ Five minutes later J om R iven'' CO. hia vnt into ference would adopt an even more Ube.rat deductions\uie first auto Industry — in his own com ticned by police and released. M hce Chi id Figel said stronger stand. Among these, Adstiis said, were no-walkout order. Sotomayor, a NrtionaUst leader; Jr, 31-year-oId year. The reli'ef figure climbs to Is Employment pany — and on the New York The strikers, members of toe came out and surrendered. He told WHERE SERVICE Is SUftEMi Bernard B. The question comes up Monday more than two billions tosjater OentralCentral Railraed.Railroad. But two auto now-independent former Fort Wajme garage opera bcfoie the Poll*’'cel'-J'idl'ial Com- International Kettre YOUR yw$t tor. admflWdMx holdups With loot -yeato. makeTOi-GhrySleF antXH udson, is- Jaembers .of antuBatl&ta qrgsnizfc; tong--JShorements 'Aaan:' - tlLAIr TEL MI-f-187S — ---- - “21 M A H ^ S K mltlee. Tfb Tiave a 'sbsle, there ' Democitito already have ■' Sn- New York, March 6—(NEAl-,- sued back to work calls for /om- .. .ti quit work yesterday and quickly totaling 3138,000 and probably must be a resolution to argue nouneed they will fight' on thb/ A leading Puerto Rican says the ployea they had Uld off becau#e*ôf TJe signal is the ô n d dlscov- / « it0S9 mat-iailored Committed others that would run - ■ ered in toe Metropolitan area since brought loading ' and unloading about. The U. S. delegation hes the Houae floor to tack onto the bill' 'island's immediate need is'not in- dronning car sales. operations to a bait at about half the total to more than 3200,000. weekend to dcaft one. a propoMil increasing individual In toe general employment pic Carlos^PripBocarraa was ousted as Held Without Ctiargr The United Stet's woi. the first d^ndence but thousands of addi President-ôf Cube by Batista in: of the port's 159 piers. • 7 ^ income tax exemptions for each tional Jobs. ture'. the Labor Department’s Bu Try To Get Workers Back d ic k ie s ' La Clair was held without skirm.lsh before* the committee, its taxpayer and each dependent from reau of Employment Security j;e-, March; j|5 2 . Bulletins charge and wiUiot.' bond pending motion to put. Conuu'jiist inflltfa- This was the view expressed Adahis and other police of'-- ILA President WlUlsun Y. Brad-, the present 36(R> to 3700. in an ihterview with Tebdoro'Mos- ported last night that the number further investigation. /Chief Figei tion at" the top of ,:je agtniia Car That would save taxpayers— of workers claiming unemploy ficiais gave t)ipse details on the ley and other union officials said fitmi tke AP Wire* said he listed these robberies: ried 15-3. Guatemala, Mexico and - _ . . . . - COSO, hekd of Puerto Rico.'s Eco- latest arms seizu.'e: they would try to get the strikers ■ June 6, Hamlet, Ind., 37,500; and «»st the gow ^w ^ in rev- -om\c Dôlopment Admlniatra-' ment , compensation during the back to., work. / ^ Argentina'" were opposed. /They enue- a ^ t Y2,400.000,0(W a j^r. ^ho ^ d the Nationalists week ended Feb. 20 w as'2,118,200 Cruz, a bus boy ordered'by Im "OPEN SESiUNE!'! June SO, East Side branch of thn wanted to discuss the questicn of migration officiaJs to' leave the The walti^t Is the Mtest phase ^ FIVE CABS DERAILED . Old National Bank, Evansville, Eurcrean coIo:.'er in Ai.terica. It would relieve several mlllon.'hose gunmen shot down five United States ■ by April- 33, and In the eoiUinuihg struggle be I.isben, Match 6 iPl .—Five Ind., 324.000; July, Ne. Britain. income or large Q„]y , "fanatical (Continued #n Paga Blsvwi) tween- toe ILA a'nd toe AFL — a which originally waj the flrat item f^lly groups from any payment I „ „ that 82 per cent of the Acevedo, a garment cutter resi enn left the nUs hers feday. Ooim-. 24,000; July 25, Bourbon, on the work sheet. dent he.re since 1945, rented the struggle that hab brought a num- as a local freight ef the New Ihd.T-Firat-8totoBank-f9,500;Dec. - t ' -DuHea- outHned-Huu - Ameriram --The^tator aeeinrcrttom-to store-forJiTfiamonto-lcrt-Novem-' ber few Haven ewi n eilNi'i' 9 8, the same Evansville bank^ 311. ber. Thev Port of New York.-
aieeMtisb^ long- rlag fi%-e B ailee eat Me ef Ner- Figel said George Milleg, 28, is diflleulti toe signs strongly., sug caaea outal<)c toe. atbre, the' lone awaited aho\'’down befveen the wirti, Med np the ' raad*e -New Fort Wayae,-aentepced to 10 days gest Communist .iniiplraUon lor vUiriled from AP Wires window of whieh had bero painted ILA aed toe federatioa. hikea. ertripato town. toe Nationalists' acts., of Violence k. . .k-, , to JaU.yaaUBd)iy..tor I'V-' .ihlack4.j,—..™i.-.-.*„vr.:’7*<->— . ,.. A . diK.:ute. in*f qlrijfig thglLA^. oiU. Nrr..::«4.v.) rre/enaii Ivsvssna' was J^lieyed tp_ have driven aSMhiriWblle flgdfifs TK .. X)ia- .Cubaqa i)w. oiiaJuii44.jMid.i)iA , 'Tlieea-’-SKMAtf' -irDimnEST tot La Clair.' •)!«■■■ StStoar':------T--:-:-;-- V Dtree' women Ihjur^ .In t«*o ploye of a atevedorlng ffrm several nitlontl Brotherhood He Mid that Pedro .Albizu EBIPLOVES WATT OBCaSlbS’' waarinf Army Twills La Clair waa arrested after Mil separate automobile accidents at days ago with a view toward pos sters (IBT) ahd the AFL Interna Greenwich. March * (ff) —Ap» ler waa seized by police In subur Campoa, aging leader of the Na New Haven are In eriUepl eondl- sible shipment out of the country. tional Longshoremen’s - Aaan. DESERVES THE BEST tionalist group, .has for some time praxtaMately 5fi eeapleyM e f ffia ar* (aahiontd just like ban Waynedaie for Intoxication. liou at S t Raphael's Hospital.. . . Yesterday xbout a dozen detec ( AFL-ILA). on toe otiier. reeulted Oast Optical On, here wgre hM Miller, who had been under po ‘Give-Away' [rams been toe symbol of rebellion for Gov. -Lodge announces Small Busi- tives raided the store while some ■Djursday in toe NLRB going to Year flue ,eeats, eulte, dreaaes deserve the care* all Latin American Communism. •ff tadey hs await a deiaiBlaa af Igrpwn-upi^. ..even ihclading RESdJLAR fl.OO FIRST QUALITY lice observation because of hia neH Administration will open field 70 others fanned out vover toe federal court tor an ' ijuictlon Town Caart Judge YRaiafie J- fal atteaUea they receive with our saperior free spending, had a packet of It waa in hope' Of preventing hia By FRED SPARKS martyrdom that Gov. Luis Munoa diffice ,n Harford within 30 days. XM rieella ea the eapfeaiv* prajr- heavy-duty s if ^ fly and 60 GAUÊ SHEER new bills, and police said they .through back-country told me: "I'm Egyptians are slated to elect a (Uonttaoed on Page Eleven) (Ceatinned ea Page Eleven) erMee ef a ehsaslftl aaad la found a shotgun with a pistol grip Manila, March 6 (NEA)<—Tour not afraid of losing my-cash. But I Marin pardoned Albisu last fall, ists with soft white skin turn pink 'releasing him from a. long prison 260-aiember constituent assembly asartag epttanl Isaaea. tjSit asehinva Kasy-Ahar- DRY CUEANIN8 SERVICE to hJs car.. Searching Miller's .home If the hoodlums are high on "tuba” in July in aiT, attem pt id ' restore after La CTair’s arrest, they said under toe tropical sun around the (toe local Joy Juice) they might jterm meted out for his part In a swimming pool a t Uje posh Hotel ; 1950 uprising. I>arliamentary processes to the 4 NO CRUTCHES Ootl«t...a snap to 1st Clethlag oeets ee much tkeee days that you ahouM they found 3900 sewed in a toy not like your face and decide to im Cosfrtts Highlltfls New IMM. India, .Manila,Peaceful as a travel poster. prove it with a bullet hole.” "There is .no doubt-in mj* mind Nila naUon . . . American evange wake aure It la cleaned by expert operatore using ' panda bear. . Inside, at the entrance to toe the Incident InVCongress was de list BUIy Graham winds up his —Prime Mlniater NchM l out without touching a La Clair’s sister-in-law, Shirley I've been told that If you draped din's haslasea tad the beet waterials mad equipment, eo that It will Albino, 29, of Avon,, Conn., who grand ' baliroom, a sign, reads;- signed Jo coincide vdth toe Latin first week of 3-monto London an American flag on your car revival crusade with observation geverameat- Inin naadlet Rat them now— eentinne to look Its best. ‘;Check your weapons before en j ^ ’d be safe from roadside Robin Amierican meeting St Caracas," Freedom-‘Hunting "Fanatics tering." said Moscoso. "The Nationalists "reeponsc bso been, inngnlflcent.” (Coatlaued on Pag* Eleven) Hoods—and I believe it. I've hever eoantry "ao wa' ------}; ^ Ramon Magaaysay, the new wanted to embarrass the United Muaimo Cardinal Msssimi dies Yon can afford ao less. Preeident. with a Hollyivood smile found another country where States. And that, of course, could of n heart attnek at his home in ge pheut ea 1 ahd wrestler's energy, is trying to 'Yanks spre more popular. fit very well with Communist Rome at the a$« of 76 reducing Failed to Halt Lawmakers ethers." eliminate 'reasons for the sign In fact, Filiplnoa from top in- plans, which are ô embarrass, College of Cardinals to 69 mem M XIoffee Cost Linked dustrialiats to farmers who "never (which has 'nothing to do with the America wherever- they can.” bers; . .SenaU-’Agriculture Com Washington, March 6 (P)~Trag-* had betUred some, but remained New spring shades with dark acama aU with rainforced btol and Huk rebellion). He wants to at owned a suit tell me; "The whole Moscoso pointed out that toe mittee Chairman Sen. Aiken (R- T4hye» To ‘Dollar Auction’ inde^ndence movement Was ailiy. edy sulked a routine session o( seriouslyily I—III. toa for extra waar. SlM SH‘to-11. , . tract more touriats-^with soft- Nation all .-Its have a representa Vt) rays Congress will have to the House of RepresenUUves Mon- Th.e nierto Rican NaUonalistsj white-skin and hard currency. . If we had a vote today it would tion of about 500 in Puerto Rico adopt Elisenhowe'r farm program Also Dickies be a landslide to rejoin 'tot United day afternoon in to# form of four weret needily caught and Slapped NEW MODEL Washington. March • 'He's'got a big Job ahead, for per and 'pefhape 200 in thq U. 8. He as wiiole or ieae velne of It. jaU. ‘Dwy were each charged ’ . T Puerto Rican fanatics who aald into . . Western Jeans ' Frear (D-Del) came up today srito sonal pistols packed by high-spir Statea." ,, declined to acknowledge toem sf Secretary of Slate Dulles is de-^ j C a ^ dews to atw Bhewwem and let ns ahew ye« Eveia Communist-led Huks re they wanted freerfonii for their on 10 counU. Maximum pnapn LAONDIY ( IRY CLEANINB e new explanation for th ^ rty- ited folk are an anci'ent habit. In a "pollMcal party," describing scribed as fully expecting to re country. ^ ' terms if convicted: 75 years foe TI9W Eadto Ceatm Operator we: werka. ‘ WeV^reeoas- rooketirg coffee a provincial courtroom the other ject Moscow's syndicated cartoons them instead as members of a ceive Soviet densande at Geneva ar aheWymi hew to da It* showing Uncle Sam breakfasting However, tola unprecedented in-, each aasailanL Di#^ pleaded i*rt 2 pr* for )ar auction Irr Brazil. , ,, day toero was gunplay between "fanaUcsl club." for trade, recognition and United terruptlon in OxlgreaB' work was guilty. / ., \ ,»a much psychological as it opposing attorneys worthy of a on small children,. With Bngiand Die Puerto Rican* contrasted Nations seat ^ Red'Uhina, booted and booed in her colonies only momenUry and toe laamak' Pilerio Rico's Gov. Luli Munoa »• ii, la economic," Freer said 1" *" western movie. 'The Judge Joined these numbers wito'tooae of regu New York’s Putiwm 1 County Re- in with hia prarl'handied Colt. tola is a tribute to Ameriea'a basic lar parties in. toe island; 400,000 publican chieftain admits to har- era procraded much as usual from I Marin peiwmaUja flew to W aiA l^' L terview aftor a common sense—and to nfllHOns of toe next day»y on.< ton to -xpresa hia sorrow. Cbato- aubcoirmlitee had Some Travelers Exeepted Pomyar Democrats. *125,000 Inde Mas racetrack atock dealings r.imn Velde (R-Dll. ef the Hauof Die Praaident ia trying to'ffet GIs who made buddies in every pendents, 80,000 in the Statehood which gland to net lilm and - hia 269 Oa HeMc Floor the time being.» -Sffee About 260 Congressmen were on Un-AaMriesn ArtlyiMaB .CjfMmlX dl<4r Greta S^mpe Given With Cash Sake baa broi’glit on the Jump Ir coffee toe citizdha to turn in their'wea- barrio and barroom and married P»rty.. famfiy a wnsll fertnne. pona--toxcept in special cases in- city-fuila bf local dark-eyed laa- Now Selt-Oeverning Jam es RooMVelt i* seeking toe House floor- when the sealoU tee-a: ed to Puarte Yucoita) J, U I) S T e n w n p * $Ltfl$48M$$w ^ a a r a ^ five- By weara . . ' ' ■ / ' ]r . *X :.' I