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X., FRIDAY, MARCH U ,im p a g e t w e n t y Welcome Your Red Cross Solicitor Tornorrow, Red

^ . Member.'of the Mancheater Rod an'd^'Gun Club will meet at the Artraf* Dalljr Net Preaa Rntt About Town The Weather ' Watklns-West Puneral Home to­ Ear Dm W a * iM a d night at 7 oclock to pay reapecta i aureb 8. 1158 Paraeaat of U. 8. Waatbar Baoaa Th* Women's Xllsstonsry Society to John Pcntland, a member of the ■ ■/ o^ Brhumuel Lutheran ChurCh at club. . Deoreaalag doudlMsa, BtUa their meeting yesterdfy^ made 12,634 cbMga hi teoiparatiira taai|^ The Past Mistress Cliib of the: plans to entertain the; New Elng- Mambar af tha Aaittt U tw near 80. Partly deoliy, land, Conference of Women’s Mis­ Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, will meet tonight at 8 o’clock at- the Bo n m af CIroalattoM wiady Soaday. HIgb aear 40. sionary Societies, 'at the local Hianche§ler-~-A City o f Village Charm church. -April tO'and 11. All ses­ home of Mrs. Ethel Duncan, 8 Lit­ .XL sions nil! be >«ld at Emanuel, \^th tle St. - the excejstibh of the banquet Trj- VOL. LXXVIL NO. 140 (Claaalfloe Advortidng aa Paga lO) day ev'qning, April 11. which w ill Mrs. Philip Holway, 143 A ^ ald e MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS be ^ I d at the South Methodist Rd., is among the 74 Oopiiectiqut Chiireh. Delegates are expected Republican w’omen who-^i^lll attend from all over New England. the sixth annual National Wom­ -o en’s Republican ^ Confertnea in Hot Dessert Bandmaster C. Peter Carlson Washington ^uftday through To Complete Your New Spring'Ensemhle 300 Escape and the Salvation Army Band will Wednesday, leave Sunday at 8 a.m. in private Denver. March IS (A—Flames from a brandy-soaked dessert cars for Ansonia. The Band will Office!^ and^ membera of the severely burned Mary ‘ Eliia- As Spillway supply special music for .the Shel­ ! British Anieticai^ Chib will meet 1 beth Kerchevsl, 30, on the left ton Congregational Church in that i at' the clubhouse .this evening a t . Choose from a wonderful oiiorf* To Find ‘Red’ Sub arm yesterday during a tele­ city, and will he entertained at ,-7:30 and' proceed to the Burke ^ vision program. dinner by the Salvation Arn^v Funeral Home in tribute to Mrs. Miss Kcrcheval conducts a ’ Gives W ay there. The local service will be con­ Margaret B. Shields, whose hus- menf of lovely spring ^flowers for program at Station KBTV tin­ ducted by Mrs. Major John Pickup . band, Chester Shields, is a m em -. Off Atlantic Coast der the name of Mary Kirk. Bennettsville, S, C., March and Mrs. Col. Edwin J. Perr'etl. I eb rof the club. | tfk ' S ^ During the course of a dem­ \ your coaf or luit waar. We hav#^' onstration on how to prepare 15 (/P)— An overflow spillway Edward J. Habcrcrfi. Son of Mr. i The Married Couples Club o f ; (KOTIBt m u m c . ray, AaooN- the brandied defsaert, another of a wilRlife reservoir dam and Mrs. Michael Haberern. 13.’5 In Mrs. I the Covenant Congregational' -atad Praaa mUltary aflalni roport- performer Ignited the brandy. was swept away'here eafly to­ Bissell St., has been appointed a.s- ; Church will meet at 8 p.m. tom or-; ar. waa aboard tbo atomic odb- The flames flared up and sistant mail clerk of his recruit DAISIES. ROSES, VIOLETS, GAR­ marlaa Saawelf oa a crolse pbuiaed day flooding a quarter mile row at the Manchester Bowling caught Miss Kerchevsl before * r - company at the Great Lakes Naval Green. iM part of a routtae taaiabig b m - she could spring aside. She was area, including a Negro resi­ Training Center, Great Lakes, III. DEN BOUQUETS, ate. lieavar aloag tba Baat Coaot. Bat taken to a hpepltal. dential section. Mrs. Oglore White, patriotic in­ a report that a Hnoataa aabtaarlac Police Chief F. E. Dsvls Said The 1958 Cub Scout Themecraft arigkt bp larbiag la tbe arm, beat no deaths or injuries were report- M il Bliow for BlaCkledge District will structor of the Auxiliary to An- Police derson-Shea Post. VFW, presented ' tbe Seawall oa a bunt tkroagh tbc tA in the Booded area immediately be held tomorrow from 6:30 to 8:30 aceaa deptba. lihla waa Om ftrat below the lO^foot high dam. Davis p.m. in the Verplanck School a flag last week to Den 3 of Cub Pack 112 at the home of den moth­ .00 Eb m a reporter t v t ir bad takea High Wind, said about 300 Negroes awoke to auditorium. Elverypne is welcome. eat part la eoeb a veatiire. Ibe ea- find the waters of Lake Paul A. On Fossil]_ There will be no admiqsion charge. er. Mrs. Beryle Gluca, 71 Cedar and St. TTie flag was accepted by Cuh - tira atory oaa’t ba 4oM boeatna af Wallace awliifhg"''bemfiiQr''’^ M r ScotR’ irosepir'CurTti. ' aecartty eeeelderatteae. Wbat «aa o w beds. ba told ia rdatad here.) Davis said a division dam which Death Link TTie Newcomers’ Club, sponsored runs down the middle of the lake RAINBOW GIRLS By ELTON C. FAY slso waa in danger of breaking. by the YWCA, will hold a ''New­ (AF Mmtary Affalra Beporter) 8tate Police are in v est!^ comer's Look Fashion Show” n Tie Region Water on one aide waa being low­ r Aboard Nucltar Submarine Sea- ered so that a weak spot about six ing a note found in the pock4t^ Of MonehMftr Tuesday night at 7:45 In the . . J . Plan to attend the STYLE SHOW at WHITON HALL naxt j woU. March 12 (DeUyodj («>— feet uT.de could be sandbagged. book of Mrs. Evelyn Olsen Whilon Memorial auditorium. Bomerwhere In tha sea around this By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Membera may Invite friend.s and I The spillway break waa on the Seddon, 38, Mansfield, murder atmn-powered aubmarlna may be a A wild northeast storm other side. YWCA members and the public I TUESDAY, March 18, at 8:00 p.m. HALE'S will shew ntw Spring | Soviet tub, lurking in deep waters, pasted New England with,ad­ victimtim found in g parked cair are also invited. The earth dam at the spillway FOOD SALE /.• •• \ off the AUanUc Coast. ditional heavy snows today, on Valley Falla Rd., I stylet. The show it under the sponsorship of the New Comari* Club. I The Seawolf baa been given the apparently, waa undermined be­ tangling power lines, snarling cause of wet weather and gave Thursday mottling. Saturday, March 15 Anthony D. Paone,. seaman, Job of tryttig to find that Ruseian Lt. Harry. Taylor said tha nota USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Domenic traffic and generally belying, way between 2:15 a.m. and 2:45 oubmarlne, if it ia there. ajn. read something like this: “This Is 10:30 A.M. A. Paone. 44 Princeton St., ar­ It’s the first time the Navy has S ■ f f-M-i the fact that spring was less The water swirled through the something you a)W4ys wanted and rived in Boston, Mass., Feb. 28 Ordered an atomic undersea craft I than a week away, by. the cal­ now you've gptr it." aboard the heavy cruiser USS Al­ to condhet what is very much like W. T. GRANTS endar. (Ck^tinued on Page Six) Police botWve tho note is In bany after a tour of duty with the a war patrol, I Heavy, wet snow’ measuring up Mrs. S f^ oa'a own liandwriUng. Main Stroat U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter­ When the Seawolf started out They, said they do not know from port,, it was beaded for a rou­ ; to 22 inches covered Tsnnersville ranean. in the Cats kill Mountains of New whether the note Is connected with tine training cruise.' But an order, her murder. radioed to tba eub a few hours . York, n i i Inches blanketed aec- Scranton Fire The Auxiliary to Anderaon-Shea I tiona. of Connecticut and more Talked of Suicide Post, V I ^ , will hold Its regular iVeu.Sprmg S C A R F S after it sailed.- converted its mis- Mrs. Olga Darico, fritnd o f Mrs. Non into a bunt for an unidenU- than 13 Inches was on > card party tonight at 8:30 at the , In northwestern New jS t S Kills 2 T^m en; Seddon’s whom she visitad Tues­ post home. The public is invited. fled submarine—or eubmarines— day afternoon on Bolton Rd., said beliavad sighted In this area. storm was given added ferocity with winds, which gusted up to 70 the victim had talked of suicide SAM ■ I Mra. Wilber UtUe and Mrs. See our assertment of lovaly naVf Spring scarfs There would be no great aurprlae In the News m.p.h. in section.^ of New Engjuid 5 Others Hurt several times a few years ago. , Eugene Freeman made their an- If this search eventually should Friday and earty'/tpdsy. ,How- Mre. Darico said she never took I ' nual vialt yesterday to the Newing­ in tquara, tfubbi# and long ^ ylss. Cheiea of Identljty the reported unidentified sver. temperatures wdra^pot sever* ... tho girl seriously; Police have de­ ton Veterans Hospital where they ! 44 aubmarina as Russisn. The subma­ —mostly around the frew ng: level. Beranton, Pa. March 15 W — A Sharp Skid .Disaster Averted finitely ruled out suicide. YULYES distributed gifts to 188 patients. dot and^rintt rines of sU msjor powers roam far. Worst In History g ^ r a l alarm fire swept a 4-story n.ufUdn.’iLxiuUS'makaJl arouBd.ia.-cucvaMi..fittm>.. ,ftfl^-AWi.tttViiiatigatlng pqaelM*, Mrs. Little also left 50 books and { ALBA” NYLONS solid colors, po -Noer-'-Hampehtre"" hsvo-iariy'^teili^. nded up perched precariously on the bank of the connectlcm of the note with the I»80O groettoig-wtwls-at the -Mbrary;-A| waters ot a nstion and commtf no Service Co. termed tho storm opo ig two women and. injuring five Hockanu'm lyver. The driver, OMrge L. ColUna of Manchester, and five paaaehgers eacaped unhurt death of Mrs. Seddon by two gun ' CRYSTAL CLEAR HOSIERY IN SHEER SEAMLESS hostile act it would be difficult to I ter kind for over 40 years.” j member of the Department Re- through the Tcar-end emergency door. A rixQi passenger was admitted to the East Hartford Hos­ shot wounds In the head and nack. I I habilitatlon Oimralssion. she plans QR FULL FASHIONED DARK SEAM STYLES. drive them away or take acyon pital with possible stomach, 'back and n ^ injuries. The bus, which skidded on the slippery high­ Police believe M n. Seddon might NOW AT 28 OAK STREET _ ! to attend its conference in New against them. way, remained overhanging tha river foriieariy three hours beforb being righted. Story on Page 6. have written the note t o . ^va to ■ Haven tomorrow. 2 - 9 8 Since about I860 there have r-^Zbi^Toi^ro/lS-^^ A d ^ ? * ^ Without in. (J^boto by Maurice Malo). ' \ . , . someone with a ceramic gift. Sh# Use 'Parnell Parking right | Uben rH>eated reporta of eigbtinga at our rear entrance. • DARK SEAM CAREER SHEER . .., $1.15 Pr, c a . had purchased some ceramic ar­ to Of unidentiHad autamarinea off tbe ticles at tho Trickraft Ceramie The first meeting of tlie recently . sereii^ S d m e-5T JS ‘’'‘*.ld^lJ i ^mrnmmmmwmAorganized Manchester Council of • DARK SEAM DRESS SHEER ..... $1.35 Pr. East and West Coasts of tha Unlt- aoixiM tlm Maine ‘n ^ p lk e , tern- y, u,ree’ Shc^ in WiUimanUc early TueWlay Catholic Women will be held in St. fd Statss. . afternoon. Employee at tha shop in roeont days, thsrs was a frsab p o ^ l y halting traffic. i floor, of the old brick building, Bridget's hall Sunday afternoon at • MICRO-MESH SEAMLESS ...... $1.35 Pr. •fid ■)>«_ BM m - g o ^ splrite,' and - f lP OtPmPA ! Mm ifloke of returning to the show at a 3 o’clock. Mrs. Cain Mahoney, was report^ by Veifjtioht State The fire developed like an oil Chairman, wifi be in charge of the (Ceotteued e« Fsgs Ms) police, and" sir, rail and highway uns later, date. ST. PATRICK’S DAY • WALKING SHEER SEMI-SERVICE $1.35 Pr. soaked bonfire,* bumiiqr through the An autopsy showed Mrs. Seddon meeting, to which 'all Catholic traffic‘was disrupted over a wide roof and for awhile threatening women are invited. Officers and area tbo nort^st.. ' was shot twice by either an auto- a,9»i8tileo* oLgaaoUM atoced. in • 'N. .^tiq'Pistol-Qc . revolver. State Ro- PARTY delegates will be elected for the en­ In the' southeast, tempe: 'next-door'garage,; suing year. Mrs. Frank H. Mioke- AI^C to Explain took an overnight dive and were llee did not reveal the ealiber of When the flames subsided the the mUrder weapon which has not Anderaon-Shea Post 2046 v m v wicz is chairman of the hostess All eyes turn—the reaeon le obvious. Vour coat "/f's Personalized 10 to 18 degrees cooler than Fri­ burned body of Mrs.. Katherine Berlin, ' March 16 (JP) — Three AuxlUary—Mancheater Green committee. day in Florida. Jsckaonyllle re- ^.^By JACK BELL ^lary of the Treasury Anderson is been found. Error io^News i ported 47 degrees this morning vrinlow ** * **’*’^'* i ^ W ’* convent, 230 opposed to a tax cut at this time. The victim was found by Thomas reflects you—lovaly and axciting. Tha cellar ia Washington, March 15 |4»1—Sen. Hooker of Bolton Rd. about 9:45 SATURDAY. MARCH 15 j compared with 85 Friday,, >iiu and «Mi- i - MrS* j*irs. Helen neien Ratayski,nacaysKi,. a reUredreared |i — . ®V* ^ . Byrd (D-Va) said/today he he- T)ie administrstion is holding up - ami's 60 degrees was 12I degrees nurse, was trapped at another third! 9*** morning in an accident on the any'decision oif . tax reduction un­ a.m. Thursday. He was on jils' Intricate but eo flattering—in Lassie’e own Uav- for you..- lieves friont Democr4ts4n COngfsss way to work at the time and grew 430 P.M. NEW CAPE. 1100 sq .ft. Of N-Detection less than Friday’s reading.Ig. jl noor window Firemen started into"^ Berlin Turnpike involving their pre^f. a sound public works pro­ til it eftq find ou\ whether the un­ nnoor. Exciting color cholcaa In sizes 6 to 18. I The northeastern snow gram I'nstead of tax cut* td'-cqni- employment situation improves t, . ------«< Roaat Beef Dinner S I5.550. Coll Now— * budding to help her. 3hey station wagoii wagoii, a second auto and (Continued bn Page Sis) Washington. March 15 iJP)— I of a snowy belt which extishded; were fbrced~back. two trucks. .bat the business slump. ^ jhis month and iinql it can deter- Entertainment and Dancing Aa aavartisad in ^harm $ 4 5 .0 0 Atomic ' Energy Commission I from the Dakotas, across tha'j . They yelled to her not to jump ' Two of the nuns wore killed Uh '' Byrd, a leading economy advo­ mtne.^ whether ahti-r^esaion steps The R. F. Dtmock Co (AEC) officials -were called to Great Laket and into New Eng-; and put up a ladder. Bbi' grabbed stantly and the third, Sister .i^ ry cate in CongrCas, made it clear in it alreftdyhas taken are Raving the DONATION 82.00 Ml 9-5245 C ^ t s l Hill today to explain the land. However, ' accumulations) for Uie ladder as it.. feached her Marciah, was pronounced dead on an Interview that he would favor deslrCd ertSet. \ AECs ecknowlcdged error In re­ were rather light In all except the j window and misae^She fell to the arrival at Hartford Hospital. The mo*' spending to tax reductions Meanwhile, the.^^ Senate •• has Lovely Spring porting on detection of an under­ northeast and Middle AtluiUc street fatally injijKTd. other two were not identified. if the economy does not turn up­ Bulletins Hugh ^pB\eX'was brought down ward and the choice of alternatives turned back a drive bjMfome of'its ground nuclear' test shot that sections. Hilaries Holley, driver of one of members, for quick cuts nrp^son- caused a Nevada mountain to Five Inches of new snovv fell dur­ a ladder frhm the third floor. the trucks, was rtporUd by hos­ must be made. from the AP Wires ing the night at, Lebgnon, N. H., Maude Campbell, 57, jumped to a •To some extent there will be al income and,excise taxes. Theqe •‘jump.” ^ pital authorities as in fair" condi­ Senators contend such cuts kre ( « Tha unusual Saturday hearing one to two inches fell at Rumford. fire net''from the-^same floor. Both tion, suffering trbm heap injuries. wasteful spending In accelerating, HANDBAGS Maine, and Burlington. Vt. N*w suffered smoke inhalation, shock, public works,” he said. “But I am fastest way to revive the economy wgs arranged by the‘Senate-House According to report's, the three REDEOFFER SPACE PLAN Committee on Atomic Energy. York City had measured 'six irich- apd minor injuries as did the confident the majority of Demo- |>y putting more spending money MoaooiSv.5lsrch 15 (AV-Rusata Princeas Grace of Monaco, es of wet. sloppy snow during thee Udhers, nuns, driving toward Hartford in crats in Congress would rather fol­ Into the hands of consumers. Rep. Durham (D-NCi, commlt- / On, I a station wagon, were attempting propoaed towy-4M..ere*tioa of a Many atylea in atraw' baaketa gaily' tse chairman^ said his group wants top, yesterday gave birth to last 24 hours] On. the second floor. Dr. Leo low that course than to reduce During two days of lengthy ses­ U.N. organ for w terq^oaal co­ ( her first son in Monte Carlo Butler, a dentist—the one person to pais an oil truck when the right taxes now." sions, a small Senate group, nuiU- decorated, also new paatel prlnla and to know the background of an AEXI Old Snow Packed sida/'Ot their vehicle struck the left operation in Outer BpSM and pm announcement early this month —the new heir to the throne In some places, the weaUibr bu­ not injured—was awakened by- an President Eisenhower, who has bering both Democrats and Repub\ plaatic patent. Top handle pouch, your very explosion which blew out his 'win­ rear tractor wheel of the truck. suggested it be consIderadAMhe boxie, totea and clutch.atylea. that the Nevada test last Septem­ of th'e tiny, principality. The reau said, the new faUfKof wet delayed any decision on taxes, licans, tried without succesa to tack' propoaed summit conference.' c dows. vThe nuns lost control, swerved asked Congress yesterday for an ber could be detected--only/.250 Shah of Iran announced his snow were so heavy as^to pack the icross the esplanade and after broad tax cut riders to a bjll that plan n-as part of a 4-polnt pro­ miles when selamologicsl etsUons divorce from Queen Soraya old snow and decroMe the total He said he walked into the .hal)- emergency appropriation of 8125 U would save life Insurance compa­ own grazing a southbound auto carry­ million to speed up river and har­ gram for the conference, includ­ ( up to 2,320 miles away reported because she failed to give him measurement, * ing . Mr. and Mrs. BUnder D. nies 8124 million on 1957 taxes, ing a ban on InteroonUaental detecting it. a son and heir to his throne; (Continued on Page Six) bor projects and 846,200,0(X) for taxes. jewelry Herbst, 98 'Main St., Hartford, hospital construction. miasilee and the liquidation of " Tb* AEC smended the ahnounce- (AP Photofax). (ContiqUM on Page Six) they crashed almost beadon into a .. That insurance bill was passed U.8. biases ringing the Soviet- ( $ 0 .9 8 ment a few days later and acting southbound truck pperated by Hot- White House Press Secretary by the'Senate laat night, 61-19. union. to initials AEC chairman WiUsrd F. Libby James C. Hagerty said the re­ but most of the debate revolved said the error “was entirely Inad­ (Continued on ^ g e Six) quest for the funds, to be spent around the efforts to slash indi­ AF RICAN GROUP BANNED ( ^ vertent” in the year beginning July 1,’ was vidual income levies and excise Johannesburg, March 15 (A>)<— with every. Libby said this after Sen. Hum­ aimed at helping lift the level of taxes on such things as automo­ Tbe government baa move4 to phrey (D-Minn) questioned Trheth- Nikita Warns West employment. biles. ' outlaw the countiw's largeat and er the error was sntlrely scciden- Congressional approval of the The Senate yesterday rejected by moot influential |»litica) organi- dress -tsl. request was regarded as a fore­ voice vote a proposal by Sen. Dougr i zatiog for African Natiseo. Dr-- 13is question of how far sway a News Tidbits gone conclusion. las (D-III) to r^ u ce excise taxes! H.F. Verwoerd. minister of na­ nuclear blast can be detected is an On Role in Europe Called from AP Wires Holding Decision by 82,200.000.000. -. | tive affairs, yesterday signed a ; important one in connection with , Amid Indications that Ehsenhow- Military Projeclq Bpoeded I proclamation banning the Afri­ ' proposals that the United States er.will postpone any final decision can National Congrese, which liaa p. and Russia suspend nuclear tests. It also defeated, by a 64-19 roll. . , a HOl-IRON* I fABRICI Moocow, March 15 (B—Warning Russia, voiced formal objections Americans don’t have axcluslve on taxes until some tim'O in April. ca ll' vote a proposed amendment! played an Importniat part In rally­ Referring to such proposals, Boyd said it was his understand­ ing African sentiment ngjinst . Humphrey said the' error gave "the that ^ s8 ia will block any western yesterday against debating disarm- rights to srientiflo thinking, Dr. by Sen. Yarbrough (D-Texi to tV$hKtnt^ hftl M .lM ametti in the U.N. Socurity Coun­ Hu Shih, former (Chinese ambassa­ in g' that ^any reduction proposals raise individual Income tax exemp­ the government’s segregationist impreeaton. that jMientifiC; facts attempt to tamper with eastern Eu­ cil. But western diplomats held would be-'advanced on a bipartisan tions from $600 to $800 for- the re- legislation. 4 . ^ c^ot^rest . . . art being used by aomMhe to dor to the United States, says dur- rope, Nikita Khrushchev pressed hope the Soriets would attend _such Ing Yale University lecture. . . , basis, i ' maiifder of 1958. He estimated this enriched with diamoneLthape prove , a poUUeal point, a danger­ anew last night for a summit con-, a session.;,^;. '' ^rrd said, however, that he has JUNCQLN DOWNS SHUT ous concept to perpetuate In our Actress Marie’ (the body) McDon­ Pumps For Spring pppliques . . . AAode of DA^LE' fercnce—on Soviet terms. The Russian^ reaction came from ald home in Los Angeles—with “no gained the impression that Secre- (ConUnued on Page Six)' ~ Lincola - Downs, -R,-Lr4fiareh^ effort to work out effective arms In 4 briatUng speech climaxing 15—Racing at this track has - by Springmoid -r- the lustrousi control agreements.” . ' the Soviet Foreign Miniatrv and oommenf'^to questions about her the campaign for Russik’a onO- Russian U.N. delegate.Arkafiy So­ new. kidnaping story, t been canceled' for tbo second '■ wrinkis-resittant cotton with * But Libby replied in a letter to pariy parliamentary elections 'to­ day, on account of track epndi- In Red and Navy Huihptirqy that “there was no in­ morrow, the Communist party chief bolev. The Soviets questibned the Spanish government' 'suspends the everlasting luxury finish. Wes'fs njoUvea in bringing disarm­ civil rights throughout., northwest­ Renounced Royed Title tions, and -threatenbig wenthor. tention and no attempt to distort denounced ag ‘ ‘insulting” President ament -before the security council ern coal mining region to break 'I , , ' ^ . * DRIP DRY — needs little qr or misrepresent scientific fa,cts for Eisenhower's propoaar to include in at this time and said it was a move a 10-day strike of more than 3,000 TRAIN DERAILED any political puiruse." He eaid the a summit parley the issue of East Eugene, Ore., March 15 no ironing., Colorst beige, navy, Europe. to distract world attention from miners. . . . Chicago merchant AEC put out a correction as soon a,auninut meeting. prince, Frederick H. Scott, 78, re­ A Southern PaoUlc Railroad pas­ - ' ascot blue, melon. aa it deteimined there had been . Khrushchev told 14,000 cheering Ex-Archduke of Austria, senger train, * the northbowd followers In Moscow’s Sport* Pal­ The West has cglled for a 2- tired Chairman of .the board of a, mistake. Carson, Pirle Scott and Co., dies of Cascade, was derailed six mUea Sizest 10 to 1-8 and - Ubby, in' testimony released ace that "in the event of any new phase prog.-am—a meeting of the south of Creaeent Lake and near attempt, train abroad to change the 25-natlon disarmament commis­ heart attack in Yuma, Ariz., hotel. 12Vato22Vj. yesterday by the Senate Disarma­ . . Communiats call meeting'Of tbe crest o f the Cascade moun­ ment subcommittee, gave some status of the Socidliat (communist)' sion and a session of the ll-natlop 61, Dies in Willimantic tains early today, and- Some la- t couifiries by force, we will not re­ Security Council' late this month. the Military Armistice Commission for Monday, possibly to hand over juriee were reported. The Cas­ STYLE’SHOWN main ordinary onlookers and we cade had about 300 passeagars . (Coattnued on Page ’Three) U.S. fighter pilot shot down March willimantic, March 15 (A1 —TheA He waa married in 1919 to Bar­ .jjrill not leave our friends In the (ConUnued on Page Six) J aboard and L 'K. Smith,'super­ Itffidh.” 6 by Red ground fire over Korean body of a man who renounced his oness Dagmar Nicolica Pordlnska demilitarized zone. but after the exile waa divorced. intendent of the Portland Divi­ Shortly before Khrushchev spoke, royal title to become an American sion, said he understood Ilwre .98 the foreign ministry proposed mov­ Actress Lynn Bari charges in will be returned to his homeland He later married an American 2 Red N-Tests NATO to Get West Los Angeles her former husband. citizen, Alicia Cobum.^ That mar­ were from six to eight persons ing back the time of a summit par-, . for burial. iiyured. ley from June to July. The minis-; T P « l t P l n i ' i Sid Luft, ia 83,468 in arrears on ali­ The former Archduke Leopold of riage also was formally dissolved mony and child support.. . .-Ousted Austria. 61, died here yesterday. but the couple remained close try i^newed proposals that 4 for-i ^ A I llK . L l c U l REDS 4)UIT NORIM KOREA Listed by AEC eign ministers m m ing be held next' dictator Juan Peron denies he sup­ His full name was Leopold Haps- friends. , ■ ported successful priealdenMal can­ burg of Lorraine, a member of the Mra Liorraine was at his bed-' - Tokyo, March IS (85 — Th* month to decide the agenda of a top Paris, March 15 tffi—^The United first trainload of dUneoe Cotn- . Washington, March 15 IB —Two level oonference. didate Arturo Frqn'dizi in Feb. 23 famed Hapsburg dynasty of cen­ side when he died. States, Britain and France .%ill elections in hopes of regaining tral'Europe. - In World War I he distinguished munist soldtora to..leave North STOP IN REAL SOON AND SEE more Russian nuclear weapdn The. West has rejected Soviet Korea as part of a general 'with­ taaU have been reported by the limitations on foreign ministers aubmit their thoughts on a aumralt power in Argentina. But to Willimantic folk* who himself in the Battle of Medeazza discussions and refused to set a conference to the North Atlantic Two men file suit in New York knew him, he waa simply “Mr. becoming the- youngest soldier drawal departed to ^ y fr*m a ZOC Green Stamps • OUR FINE SELECTION OF DRESSES FROM $5.98 to $8.98 : Atomic Energy Commission,. Pyongyang, tbo North Korean ■ Both occurred yesterday, the date for any sumriiit meeting un­ Treaty Organization >vithin 'a few* against John Roosevelt, son of tbe Lorraine.” He had worked in ah ever to receive his country’s order industry here, because In his youth radio reported. With All Cash Salea SrORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT'’ S ABX3 said—one north of the Arctic til agreenrient can - be reached on days. Foreign Minister Christian' late Democratic President, and two o f the Golden Fleece. Take elevator to aecond Boor. ' " Circle and the other at ‘ ‘the usual Us topics. Plneau said today. ' others, charging they paid |S,900 his family believed that nonllity He is survived by a daughter, Siberian testing site.” Krushchev declared Russia would Flunked Math for sulphur mill stocks which never should be trained for manual work, Gabrlelle von der Mull, o f Baden, PLEAS FOR CHIUyS RETURN hold to its.determination to kaep "Plneau ratprtied - to Paris from were deUvered-. .Fulgencio Batis­ too. ■Switzerland; and two brothers, Naha, Okinawa, March U (/6 The announcement said neither the Soutiwast Asia Treaty Organi­ *'—A young .American father ap­ a Ample FREE Parking was In thd megaton range, as were German unification off any sum­ Missile expert Dr. Wernher ta's candidate for president of Final services will be held at and four sisters, all Europeans re­ zation meeting in Manila, where he pealed on Okinawan radio sta- three other Soviet nuclear .blasts mit agepda. Reunification would von- Braun, after testifying be­ Cuba opens his campaign for the Tlppen, Austria. taining their titles. At Rear' Of Our Store reported recenUy by the AEC. A work itself out, be said, if foreign conferred with Secreta’ry of State- fore a joint session ' of two June 1 elections des^te tight gun r A grandnephew pt the powerful tlona ‘again today for tho return Dulles and Brlfish Foreign Secre­ House Education subcommit­ rule on the island. Emperor of Austria and Hungary,' He was the son of the late Arch­ of hla misolng Infnnt son, n p p ^ - megaton Is the equivalent of a mil­ troops were-gyithdrawn from Bhj- duke Salvador and the lata Bianca lion tons 5 ‘TNT. rope and baSh Gorman govern­ tary Selwyn Lloyd on a summit tees, confessed-he had flunked Montreal police check on several Franz Josef, the Archduke came to ently kidnap^ Wedneoday, Ter­ meeting. , . physics and mathematics leads to three daring gunlfien who the United States after World lYar of Castille, princess of Bourbon. rence Hitt, 88, hroadcast his ap- Th# three earlier, test blasts also ments were given a chance to-es- Until he renouheed his titles he Were reported in tbe Arctic Circle tablisb normal relations. -. Pineau said the plan to be sub­ when he was 12 or 13 years walked into a diamond importer's I when his family was forced Into peal after hundreds of .American The COM. I was first in line as pretender to and nativ* beatchom thrmi^MM JW HAL€ area. ' A West German government mitted to the North Atlantic old In (Jermany. He urged office during lunch hour and made exile. ' the throho' of Spain under the li'^s si Yesterdw‘s tests wars tha 30th spokesman indicated’ in Bonn that Treaty Organisation “would . In- following the European prac­ off With aa eatlnmted f^.OOO in About throe years ago. after tho the island Mtod la tmn ns CEHOUSESSCN Car list line. . chM to the •^weA-*U hoc I ISJ and 8tst'Soviet atomic explpeions lt> would be willing to drop its de­ velva a forelm -ministers confer­ tice of showing more concern ans. ..Sen. Ervin (D;NC) says Communists withdrew from Aus­ M a n c h bster Conn* S Ha ronouneod that right in favor whcwnhsnte. H tt i HADE’S READY TO WEAR DEPAR'TMEN'T reporlsd' Inr the ABC. The agency mand that unification be placed on ence yid would also permit a de- in schools for the gifted child enata hearings on violence In the tria, ha returned there for a tiint WE , GI VE GREEN STAMPS o f his youngor brother. Car lea, yanr-«M wifov M4Mjr* ‘I^ke elevator to aecond Boor. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS M s said, Bowsvsr, it doesn't sn- the Bummit agenda if tho talks a n rather than the slowest in tha Kohler striks ar*' nr to help settle faihUy ootata tn»t- aouaca idl Ruaslaa tssts It detsets. confine^ to disarmament. , i (OMitlaM* oa Faga Bwo) ' class, (AF Photofax). BoeeasniUy. Urs but came,back to Willimaatle. who died abw t two yeara hgo. FlyaM th. Mteh. .... Free Pa^kinf I" The Rear Of The ^lore - I./; ,-' -' V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1968 y. !*AGE TWO • X - . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH IK' 1969 PAGE THREE I . . . • ‘ ‘ ... .J ^ 1______/r :______^ EUingkih Business Bodies Sheinwold on Bridge TELEVISION PROGRAMS RockviUfi“Vernon AE€ to Explain ■Wonders of the Univers^ Cost of Sewer Pump H aULibraiy ■b orUiop#1' >■ I ■ I ■ \ About 72 per cent, or 118,197,- meeting of the New Ekigland Coun­ By A lfi^ Sbebiweld nuHiND I M*w Ms t m , Vm u . To Design Maidmlite School Of N-Detection back trouble U now being aold at SiaM M *. Oeas, The proposed sewer pumplng^fioes not lead anywhere, th* 40 000, of the 1967 total went to living cil March 20-21 In the Sheraton- The Hall Mamorial Library will W hat card should you us* to firln A 6 2 .. tt GmsItaHl, Ha**. YOUR YARN SHOP To Return Srmce Man Wktkini Bro*, policyholders. The balance repre­ Biltmore Hotel at Providence, R, I. tha 'flrat trump trick when you 6 4 ____i**l It Kswllrilata. Omni. (Ofie Block East et Mala (Ceattnued from Fage 0 *e) station and fore* main that would property owner* whose home frent Introduced by Simmon* under participate in tbe observance of Th* iltactural . firm o f 9Eba-t<>t Mountain ltd.. ElUrtgto(). trav- Included in the program will be hava the three top trumps? It may 3 2 ChaasiM* aslrske. Ka*i. BetWeas Oi^i aad Bireh) . service the northwest section of on it have not been able to use -it. sen t^ death benefits. National Library Week tomorrow Obass*l H Waterbary Casa. cling west on Windsor Ava.. made the name "Back Care," It la the Payments In the United States a panel discussion by transportation Bsem that one top trump ia-«s good * K654 setri-^ eo rcl* and M t l ^ o f Hart information about the underground iffahehester and enable the town to As long as tt.l* not useable, the EAST a left turn into Mickey’s Drive-In. ' flrat time *uch *• mattrew ha* been and Canada averaged $5.2 million authorities and financial news­ through March 22. All fsiidenta are aa another, but It would be wropg JiTY rIVVQIvWvni ford and Bristol, iysSMleoted by By DR. I. M. LEVfTT us* its new Center St. sewer would Sewer Department cannot ossew made eepeclally for auch a pur- A I 10 $ 7 His car struck the - on* operated test last fall. ^ cost between $68,350 and $93,350. for it. • each business day in the year for paper writera designed to present a apecialty invited to visit tha li­ to Jump to conclualona. th* Vernon ScbqoT Building Com­ Director. Fraaklbi InsBtiite poae, according to Herbert Swan- ‘ ‘thorough airing of the headaches , V A Q 3 Sappttns by Miss Pierson, traveling east. He said’ it indicated Ui*' pos­ This was the estimate contained TTie cost of the pumping station a total of $1.3 billion. brary oh these date*. Stveral ,*m West opened th* queen of dia­ ♦ Q J ro J 4 ♦ 9 6 3 SWITCH TO mittee lest night te design an ele- Patrolman Stephen Pieseik 'in­ Planetarium, aon, advertising manager for Wat- besetting daily commuters,, motor­ monds, and ' South won with the * Fria Insfruetiew sibility of sueh behefiU as new PhlladeiphU, Pa. in a report submitted to. Fred and force main would alao be born* ists, truckers and shippers.’’ broidered pieces by Mrs. Sophia IheRltary ^ o o l of th* Maximliu vestigated. OBAL BOBBBT6 ' firm. A-jiumber o f changea in the sphere slowiy_by valving gas out of The figure of $03,350 would pro­ bank and still more were mailed hung on hts answer to this quec- trick with tha king (or quoan> Jn ship service, with sermon and chil­ said; jiartment, Deegan started his District Deputy Harry Ritchan •>W ( I) DB. OnUSTlM basic MntUnlite design will be There were parachute* vide minimum facilities of a pump­ That Interpret The ^ tact Interviewer. . ' by the Chamber of Commerce to tlon. hit own hand. I f alther opponent^ (tM») tBBIAST WOl dren’s talk, 11 a.m., sermon, by the Fused rocks to the consistency the ballopH. Miss Harel Aridetson, manager. out-of-towner* seeking toforma- Mmking career, in ' 1925 with the Was present to inspect the grange South counted hia trumps care­ made by UieNurelittecds to meet the to Stow, descent even more, He ing. station with two pumps.^ach United States (Security Trust Co. showed up with all four munperl WYMAN'S Oa.te raa.Ilte.r. nc*romoted to the Discount Depart whether you have a one-way or a *iU (I94«)...... NBWS' Pafkade, the PrdW lO nSl Building a.m.; sermon 11 a.m. Th* R*v. hot s* boiling w ater... such refinements as aiy additional FUNERAL HOISI • Ifartan. a'ho has been employed March 26 and a harvest supper be in trouble if one opponent had two-way flnetae against th* Jack Produced 400,000 tons of crush­ to fall without any support from a meat. •IW ( » on Woodland St., H artforA -^d the Maurice 0- Foulka, pastor. balloon? O tild Mra KID OI-OVM ______"Obi The answer 1* ye*. After this first former president of the Notre yoii the greatest protection. 4!W (IS-tt) MATIOMAI. MVITATIOM (W) flBBVtOB Hayes said the firm experts wprahip, 10:15'a.m. quired but that the test suggest­ few moments of sickening accelera­ The new facility would be able AMBULANCE SERVIOE ' ■ 1* a Korean war veteran and served NaUoqal Home, and continue for thing. He would surely man­ Dame Club o f Connecticut. He was ’Treqp Oste Charter Dally QuesttM BadiHball TMraaitept (Ml I nCTfOir TBBA- hav* praUmlnary drawing* ready- ^::^RoekriBe— Ifothodlst Dhurch: ed the poHibiltty that water might tion In this air, properly designed to .service some 600 houses in the ■ with the U.S. A ir Force In 1951 the 10 following Wednesday eve­ Explorer Advisor Richard J. age to get a trump trick. (St) A u . a t * a aqur. be pumped Into an . underground Woodridge dev/lopment in the Orst president of Our Lady of Sor­ Partner deals and*^blds one (It) CABTOON TljlR .. in a couple of weeks. S ijh ^ y School, 9:30 a.m. .and parachutes . could land the gon- ~ and 1952. nings. rows Mens' dub and first com­ N orth rw announces that Boy What could be done if the four eipade. ’The next player bids two 9:01 ( n o f town as well The new Interviewer will visit . Presented by the Oil Heat In­ mander of that orgapisaUon' Scout Ifroop. 86 haa reeslved ita trumpa ware _ on tha other aide of diamonds. You hold; Bpadae-r* ------, r K T m ^ - (Ul LAMIB imce of the committee members sernK)n,' vb y the Rev. Simon J*. subterranean n u c le a r , blast — Ij^de. as future homes snd industry in all employers In the local area and stitute pILNewJhiftoi^ Qld.h^9lIc.r-WaB-.vetecaas-:-HA--4a?NS «lmrtar--fer'=4he’=ysen -^Tha-jtroqp^ th e tabla^? .Ttaia a^dlgagentl^Ar e .dlgerenfc 9 9; ’^Haarta M N I 4;-DlamoHAF=^ ha* made fast i ^ o n posaibi* on MpptgotnOiW, jjaator. ^ ^ producing Meam for generating ^ This, of course, 1* the famous that area. A number 6f requests^ for sewers/haa come from res- [ acquaint "them w fffi' Qie servft la'sponsored by 16^ ouTieinh' member of the Hartford Lodg* of also received a banner for 100'per atory, provided that South found■ 7 3 2; Glubs— K 6 5 4. What rii TSRE^L|ilimsui the basic plans for thb school and union Congregational (Jhurch: power and for other uses. "free fall" situation: Men Jumping available through the employment dustry committees. There U a Blka Deegan Is married and has cent participation in the purchas­ out in time. do you sayT (4*> TW BNTT^n mSB the selection 'o f an architect. from high-altitude planes (but still identa of ^oodrldge, who now use^ (til Duid^uRD / Church Schoot'O:^ and 10:40 a.m. office. Huma will also visit farm nominal charge for the course two children. ing of Boy’s Ufa, the scouting 'Bad News Re%'eeled Answer: Pass.- You would (tf> 9ABW liow / t:l9 ( I) rBATDBB TOJI "Whatever ihatter come* up there Th* Rev. Paul J,-Bowman, pastor. within the atmosphere of course) septic em|doverr to~ assist them In re- which includes a refermice man­ South therefore’ led a low trump ••Tb# Is someone on the (ximmltte* who In addition, the Installation magaalne. raise spades l^ th*. Intervening ( AM) MAVBBtC'B Vernon Methodist Church: W or­ haye shown that humau)* can easily eiMltment farm labor. ual. Area residents may contact The U.8. Department of Labor Tha scouts made a profit of $126 to'dummy’s ace. West discarded player -had passed, btil you ean^ a:M ( t) |tt*va EAOUE knows something about that par- ship snd nurseiy c * » . 9:30 a.m,:* Hebron survive the snap and Jerk caused would /enable the Sewer. Depart­ ( • ) a rt c a m Sh J "Bteeb #1p»” __ William Teg o f Morlarty Bros., has announced that public govern­ on tha light bulb drive. ’They have a diamond, and the bad news was not quit* afford a "free" raise. (fa-W) BACBELOR TATBCB UcuUr phase," Hayes said. 'The church school. 10:45 s.mVs^e RSv. by the parachute unfolding. ment Ao assess abutting pro^rty , William A. Moorhouse. assistant 301 Center 8t„ for further infor ment contracts totaling approxi­ a feW five pack 00 waU bulbs. out in the .open. East had all o f .■(CoK^ght, 1656, Genar^ Taa- tiU IS} SjSv&tAT a s to B T "A Mte*r ter K siy" Selectmen appointed this commu­ Warren (Jovell, pastor. "v 8afe Return mvnm for th* $29,000 sewer that mately $7,196,808 have been SrOBTS a HRATR- (ItM) (lALLy .. Toiicn meet­ ' eMhler of the First National Bank mation. *171* 'troop committee needs more the trumps. turra Corp.i ! •lie ( $> ir------"Tb. Btesi" . te* rather than by a Ellington Congregational Church; Musical Set Now suppose the rocket carrying way constructed on Center St. in o f M ucheater; 'Joseph Fontanella, Included in the course will be awarded to New England businesa aasiatanea to help train boys..Any Fortunately, South, had found ing, because they' wanted to put Church School 9:30 a.m. snd 1(K45 a man into space did not go straight 1956. The line; which now dead ■ loan counselor: and John Morrow, "combustion, nossles, air patterns during January. (Ata interested may contact Aaron out In time. He returned a low The library of Mont* CalUno ab­ experienced person* on it. s.m.; worship. 10:45 a.m.. sermon^ up and then release him. but in­ qnda, would hook in with the pump- Wemaa, 71. lujured a ^ s ta n t vice president o f the Col­ and drafts,’’ *on Wednesday; the G. Olmatead, chairman of the trump from dummy. Bast put bey, In Italy, dates from th* year by the Rev. Wayne Sandau. pastor. \ stead slantcH) it* flight and started station and thus be made Payments by the Metropolitan Mr*. Dorothy Scribner, 71, of 12 For Staging chester branch; attended an in­ "Williams Oll-O-MaUc low pres­ scout troop. up the ten, and South won with 529, according to the Encycl:qi>adla Don WILLIS Gorogo St. Bernard’s Church: Masses, 7. circling the earth? useable. sure service story," March 26 and life Insurance Co. to policyholders th*. queen. Declarer could return Reu St., was reported resting com­ It must be speeding at 18,000 Anticipating the need for the stallment credit conference o f the Yesterdiy’s snowjitorm brought BritMnica. SPECLALUrra IN i. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Pat­ Connecticut Bankers Assn: at the April 2; "servicing Penn controls and beneficiaries last year amount­ to-dummy with the king of clubs fortably a t -Rockville City Hospi­ rick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. A production of "HMS Pinafore" miles an hour to orbit. If it re- Center St. line, town officials de­ all the highway and town erewm WHEEL AUONMENT sad 5 U W averly Inn In Cheshire Wednes­ as well as general control systems ed to $1,613,000,000, according to to lead another trump through tal t o ^ y where she ws* taken Clifford J. Curtin. sssisUnt pastor. will be presented March 28 and 29 leaaed a man-carrying capaule, the cided to install it two years ago, and ploughs Into action. BBAKB 8EBVICE at the Regtonsl School auditorium. day. and control sonlng,” April 9 and company report. Ekuit. No matter what Bast OCNBBAL^ AUTO REPAIR after a 2-<:ar collision about S p.m. St. Joseph’s Church: Masses. capeule ^ although it-must slow as an economy measure,- at the Snow fell much as it began in The concert is sponsored by the 16; "Winkler service story," April It was the first year that these playsd. South could win a finesse Mltrkirll t l6$Ur"ll lIA O l ST., MANCHESTER yMtDr PKATB VAlXjtT. PATl Rae, MsSMa Btel bl. bar- son. 21. qf East Hartford, Police The parachute method requires have charged Mis* PiersoH., with i Item* are handled through T h e; from member* of the senior cl***N R. W. Debra, have estimated the j hide doWh toward the atmosphere. The R. F. Dimock Co. BROTHERS domestic hot water," w ill be cov­ company. It represents an Increase ered by people phoning to aak that m*ucs grMS. tbr Msril. navs cn«rs*a Hcin.. a smaller iaunchmg system than Richard W. Moore of the W. G. of $$6,976,000,000 — 9.6 per cent- fe i*TTn l ? M i 9] g p 3 (It) S @ r Si^wr*iiaAainnxi Crsacrr Pspytef, Tb* M sf operating without llghU. aruf set Herald’s Bockvlll* Bureau. 7 W Show Ho*te**ee Named passenger will be decelerated at dip into the air tentatively to slow ered by Bell A Cosset May 14; their roads be plowed out as thsre rte. sMI M ,rM C*b«B. the skip glider, ^iit slap requires Ml 9-5245 801 Ceater S t Olenney Co., was one of 47 stu­ "combustion testing," w ill be ex' over the correspondmg 1956 in March 24 a* Ck>urt date. '-I Main BL, telephone TRemont Junior ho«te(we* for the fashion about 8 g'i, or 8 time* gravity. In it, and skip upward again if de­ M I 8-5115 wrere no telephones iii th* country. IS! &«^V*MROL :tt-M> St e v e a l l b n sbOw show to be presented this evening celeration became too violent or careful cslculstkin before launch­ dent* to graduate Thursday from plained by the Bacharach Indus' suranoe In force. (M) DBAM W UjBV DATS (Ctearl Osrte.i , Police said Roger H. Uietjen, 19. ^5-$I80. ______other words, his body will pre.ss People got together and- shovelad in the elementary' school audi­ the vehicle overhested. ing, since th* /htan-carrying cap­ the 25th Retail Lumber Training trial Instrument Co.'May 21. themselves out 'as best they, could. HELD OVER! t:t* ( t) rnATCBB fn .* _ L n s Ban).. Csrsin M.- against the. inside of the capsule - Institute held at the University of "Wbltel. at_B«te. r.11." Ba*. s «r KniMB Wjtbb torium, sponaored b>' the Hebron at 8 tim ^his weight. Theoretically a series of such sule must be Va-sed down to reach Yesterday, th* snow ploughs BEST READ BOOK! ( S) A tl. STAB T ^ ^ T E B • ;M ( M l) AOVBNVrBB AT «COTT PTA, will be Donna Brodeur. Gail ■kips could make re-entry easy. land and notAvater. Massachusetts la Amherst. The Bulck Motor Division, of 8 Area Residents -----— MAeOy , They reason that since this is 1' flew past and the roads look aa SEEN IN LIVING COLORl IRLAND "ThB VhlMlBSMt Andover Batson. Mary Coolldge, “ Unfortunately for theory, Drs. Motow-O>rpr-Is' using."-Si r- Its pilot./)f course, could vary =ftlwwgii U>ey- - - • J^ddeU.,an4..JJahiA.jiaunti JM .L_a^iihL J l r a g t parachute to, mme the end of a comprehensive 30-day new advertising,"gimmick" in the Bee^rCi^eiiif ABB EUsss Lederer, Julia required ti blast th« rockeLoff.tha. the snow. , _ PS»KT (1*4*1 TV THBATBB Mary hTiTs, though the re-entry would be ea sS extent aiyl thus contfSTTls' lsh‘3"-'* TJilNKUULMOUT JU.UMII^ •* training course m the fundament- fo m of petunia seeds. exABB saoir earth, and since centrifuge experi­ Z al* of the building industry which Everett C. Paluska,. Ellington "Th*' C*«rBm «r Pm < Bm- Steven*,. Noreen Warner. Harriet (the peak deceleration would only Ing acctyacy by 200 or 300 miles. ; More than 2,000,000 packages of i M I •) uH*t" teBrrl.f B*bbM Bm- ment* show that a man can stand Eight area residents yesterday tax collector will be at the Town a (t»0*) PI cSi*o mow Wythe snd Nanev Badore. He could land without any pre- w’a* Jomtly sponsored by the Unl- the seeds, complete with planting \ ' SBB the 9 or 10 g's without harm, then reach 2 g's) nevertheless there Z verslty and Northeastern Retail took the oath of aUegiance to the Hall today until 5 p.m. to receive (Oiter) flsntet , Msarsf* Librartena Outline Work would be a disadvantage in the ex­ preps r/d site being constructed. ^ Awnings 'k Jalousies instructions, have been mailed to PLACE O’flsrs,'- Tb* JMteilr. Ite- a safe return to earth could be V Lumbermans Assn, of 'Rochester, U.S. in ceremonies in U.S. District tl«e s on the 1057 lists. - ter. siiil Serb Cmter _ For Seventh, 2-Year PeHod MIsa Marjorie H. Martin and made. tra weight required by the wing* Whne a skip glider could vary Bulck owners a* a "gentle r*' A t 3:10-0:30-0:15 I N. Y. 'The following is th* menu for (St) coexTBT m n o * v b i- new is tha Mr*. Daniel G. Horton are plan- Heat Foster and controls. A skip glider carry­ its l/nding point by about 1,000 k Canopies 'A Screens minder" that ^ rin g la almost here Court. Judge J. Joseph Smith ad 'Miniiini suit tBB__ . .... _ time u 4 "5 ...... ^ ‘"v BniingtOn schools next week: Mop- < Smutey— 2 10-5:18-8i85) “ Xow" Open'FRI.-SAT^-SUNr f:M (1*^) mcB a Tira neensi DCNTT WAIT Finally, we come to th* "glider” ing a man would weigh much mors a and easily avoid water, but z A simple device for towing water and it is time to bring their cars ministered the oath. 1 eteek np.on liquid refreakmeBts George Nel«)n of Long Hill t r i^ about the state some time day, American chop suey, vege­ ( » SCOTIA XP l [ « n .service. The play wlU be presented method of re-entr>'. TTils is simply than ■ a free-fall capsule and it wphid need a prepared landing' ^ Doors ★ Windows •• and-ground vehicles by helicopter, in for a check-up. Those whq took the oath and the 9tie ( SAI) LAWBRNOB WBUI tor tke weekeiML .. was re-ele<:ted chief for the this spring or slimmer, visiting A company apokesman said, "W e tables, sandwiches, fruit, milk; at the family night program Fri­ a systena of returning the passen­ w()Uid overheat faster than the cap­ p'.' ' ■ i. which uses parts already incor­ countries from which they, came libraries to get new ideas on how epyright 1068, Oenetwl Featwes decided nh flowers as a symbol of Tuesday,, baked,Jiash and ketchup, (1M4) OiKa AT ^t STOBIC SB01SBOW aeventh consecutive 2-ye*r term at day which opens with a poUuck ger via the original rocket or via sule. ★ Porch Enclosures" porated In Kaman H O Kl, H U K l are: Great Britain, Luther A. green salad, randwiches, cookies, "Oh,.lteU«Ul" —rf-- to im p ro ve'^ * School Library in a "piggy-back" vehicle with wings Summer up, there are two meth­ Gorp.) the fresh life and b e a u t y of Wright. 12 Park Plau. Rockville; o M i) t V CLTB Starttec Itees SILK CITY. ^SWRE*. last night’s meeting of the And­ aupper at 6:30 p.m. , and H48 helicopters, has been de­ milk; Wednesday, hot dogs, baked the way o f diaplaya. The school spring.” Irene B. McNamara, 226 W. Main JCarUa 2*1 N. Main SL-nlQ S-ISSS over Volunteer' Fire Dept._ He CL6 te Meet Meaday veloped by Kaman Aircraft engi- • :M (194*) BAVB OtTM. library AA s brsncK,,of th'e Douglas Ohly five types of flower* flour­ St., .Rockville; and Audrey J. potatoes, carrot sticks, sandwich­ thanked the officers and nifn f ^ The Catholic Ladles Society of FOREST OANGS'TER CALL Ml 3-2856 ^ABUE rpiHOtX t neers. es, cake, milk; Thursday, spam, WUX TBAVBl, - , First teat* conducted with the ish in'all sections of the country, Bruckner, -Warren Ave., Vernon. - ( t) PVBUC DErgKWBB theic loyal support dut;lhg the p * « St. Columba’a Church will meet at Robinson af'HoENe B o lt o f i ■J. The porcupine is called the for­ maahed potato, vegetablas, sand­ (tt-**) T*’ HROur STABMNO . T new rig were done by towing the he said; and petunias were select­ (tt-MI GIKRUS lCa«KBBUB DINAR’ akOBP. (CbIsI) 12 year*. \ 8 p.m. Monday in th* church hall . ' People here are glad to learii est gangster by tlnibermen. W’her- Canada,. Wesley M. Hoyt, Cider wiches, fruit Jstlo. milk; Friday, SBOW __ Oamtei Bm AllUa. - . * The new sssUUnt chief 1* J. • company's 19,000 pound tractor ed because they-are among -the FOR A M;W ( t> NEW* a WBA’niBR___ in Columbia. ^ that Mr*. Jennie I.- Roblnsim, 90, ever this vegetarian travels on Min Rd.. Bolton. tuna fish, and macaroni salad, (U) FILM Russell TTiomoson. a former cap­ HOME SPECIALTIES CO. ■ trailer. Further tests will include most popular-and offer such, a France, Pierre Tharret, 211 Main ( sat) tiniB WAT4JICB IMTBB- ( 1) JUNGLE They will hear Miss Mildred of (Jolumbi*. a former Hebron resi­ Its nocturnal hunts fop food, dead wide variety bf colors. vegetables sandwiches, . charry TIEW. Ose.1; OM-ar Baai- tain of the department, al.ro Bowers, a former Baptist Mission­ McDonough Ewe Wins Honor^ * hauling land vehicles through sand St. DEUCIOUS BniUris, HltrtetlM i ( S) MR. DISTRICT ATTOBNBT dent. has been discharged from or dying treetopa mark its path. L and mud and towing water vehi­ I f Bulck ownbr* are also horti- cobbler, milk. (IIHW) niTMSirOKB _____ , ( B4SI YOU ASBF.D POB IT elected for s 2-yesr term. ary to CTilna. who has recently Middlesex Hospital, Middletown, It it estimated there Cseohoslovakia, Michael Weiss, (ttASI Tint. MACK'S AMATBCR (IS-WI AMVEO RITCRCOCB E. K. Sey^d was re-elected pres­ been converted to Romqn Cathol- cles. cuituriata, "r*c B*rB" and is being cared for at her home rly 500 million petunias 269 Oak St. Manebestef Evening Herald El­ BOPB / ______M ident of the department with A l­ idiam. Miss Bowers had been At UConn Agricultural Show The tow can quickly be discon­ will be nearly H ie Netherlands, Louis* G. Tobt, tS:U ( 1) CBAMPtONSHIP BOWUXO on Post Hill. She was a victim o f a growing throughout the country. lington oomapondeat, Mrs. Q. F. fred Gill a* vice president. The acheduled to speak at the Feb- 2-csr crash in Colchester the past nected electrically by the pilot Main Rd., Coventry. SUNDAY M:M ( *) CODE *___ lt:«* ( tl NEWS ANi) B^THEB new secretary and treasurer are should circumstances reqiilre such . • Berr, telephone TRemont 5-9313. (IS) I LED TBBBB UVB* ( SI IP YOU HAD A MILLION nisry meeting which was canceled weekend. She auffeied a fractured A Dorset e'We. fitted and shown*' A sharp cul'o.ick in the variety Lithuania,. John Ladvyga, 26 (St-M) TOrS BIT PABADB <1*1 THB IS4.M* CRALLRNCB Joseph Comerford and Eugene due to a storm. of foods from available U.S. sur­ action. Mechanical angtneering^tudenta HamIiti.,St. (CiAm) (ttOSI LOBim A TOUNO SBOW Schwsnke. These term* are for 1- shoolder and ^ ■ by Stewart McDboough of , Bolton In nearly 20 colleges and uniyersi- (M) KA«Y,T LATE SBOW "WtedfaU" BaaM Crmra Rev, .M/i'PImm Returns .pa.ssenger In * ‘ ^ Center, won first pjaqe la.st night plus -commodities, especially in James M. Caffrey 11 Strant "OtertMa*" Mar. The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm 1* meat and fruit, as well as a drop tiaa will aeon be able to atudy-^the DINNER («*y BIOBWAT PATROL . (M) ADVENTUBB a t SCOTT ^*Truitee elected are John H. son ls**thij l**e sheep event at the Little In- Bt. will observe his 45th anniver­ expected to return today from, a In f^ e ra l reimbursement, haa been operation of Jet aircraft equipmeht, L Q U No. 17 Notes UMO (tat NEW* WBATREB » ISLAND Yeoman* and Ray Bidwell. Four ?o”rm erM isW eih te Livestock and Horse i PISTACHIO ICE CREAM sary as an employe of the Under­ using'Hamilton Standard air con\ (U) ROOTLAND TABO captains and four lieutenants will week'jrvacation to conduct service* former Miss Jennie L. L,eonard oi the University of Con- repoi'ted by hot limch manage­ wood Corp. tomorrow. "Th. Slteat Wna*M" atPeter's Episcopal Church to- Hebron, daughter of the late Mr. ment. The two fa/tors present s dltionlng units. Birthday Tuesday DANCING ini rffwTAni t o ib MlU ( i) PEgTUBE FILM be named by the chief and assis­ nectlcut. nibrrow. Seiwice* scheduled are: and Mrs. Lucian Leonard, who op­ challenge in menu planning to keep A t present a typewritef adjuster, Refrigerstion units, designed for (M) mtw* "Oa. Maa’* •mra.,'* (4t) WBBSTUBO , tant chief. , erated the general atore in Hebron, The show concludes tonight with the program on jk self-sustaining Caffrey Joined the company when the Douglas 4-4D, Navy fighter TRY HOWARD JOHNSpN'S M:M ( ■) NEW* BBPOBTEB A ChleT* Report Holy Communion. 8 a.m.: family DsMhters^ h of Liberty, No. 17, U iU (tS) trn.MON nOLLAB m o tib service and church school. 9:30 (iiilld Sleeting* Canceled an awards banquet at which Mc- basis. he was 19 years old and since that aircraft, are being presented to the POLKAS and (M) l a t e SBOW . 'WEATREB In bis annual report Chief Nel­ SO COLORFUI/AND PRETTY LOLI,iTWj will celebrate their 56th an- The...... Rev...... Douglas^ _ F. Pimm has Donough will receive a trophy. ler .Aid* time has spent moat o f his time vsriousrinstltuUons by the division. 11-07. HEAVY STEER son said total lire losses had been a.m.; and morning worship, 11 a m. working in variotu capacities on nlversaiXTuesday night in Orange CHANNIl announced that‘’ there will be no j »heep fitting equipment and a stih- Mrs Albert lemingway will a.s- Two will be used for exhibition MODERN $7,500 on buildings and $4,000 for meetings ,of the Womens Guild acriptlon to the "Connecticut IT WILL ADD EYE APPEAL AS the assembly line. Hall. - \ j CHARCOAL IROILED “Million DoUar Movie” building content*. Manoheater Eveelng Herald .An­ list at the operalive Kmder- purposes, but the others are' oper­ this month. The order of Fleur de Farmer," publication 'of the State filrsery on Monday; ating units and will be used in re­ A busineaaNneeting will be held Evnry Saturday Niflit ^turday, 11:15 Th* department had answered dover (mrreapondeftl, Mrs. Paul D. garten and WELL AS TA^TE APPEAL TO YOUR Americana did more buying In at 6 o’clock still a catered banquet 72 caU* during the year which Pfuistiehl, ” telephone PnPngrlm g '"" ijs met Thursday afternoon In! Farm Bureau. .Mrs. Rsyrn) Hills. Tuesday; search or in graduate or under­ “MUSIC FOR MILLIONS” I Phelps Hall. .A ll confirmation; McDonough. son of Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs.' Claret^e Hoar, Wednesday; their retail stores this'wee:ek. Dun graduate studies. Blueprints and will be served by Phillip Williams MUSIC B Y were listed a* follows: 15 call* for 2-66S6. MariiBret O'Brien ! classes are canceled this "'**"• Henry McDonough, is s sophojnore Mrs. Franc/s Selbie, Thursday and ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY. A Bradstreet, Inc., reports. recommended operating procedures at 7 o'clock. An Attertainment' at the emergency truck; 16 people Factors which put them in a 8 o’clock'Will follow , 'Jimmy Durante taken to the hospital: 16 brush and will be held next week on the re- > College of Agriculture and Mr*. MnrjMret Stanton, Friday, accompany each unit. ART LOWRY'S tiirn of the rector from his vacs-1 ^ member of Block snd Bridle, the buying mood included warmer ’Two engineering schools report­ Guests will include members of grass fires; three motor vehicle 'hiirch Notes Tou'll,j/k* these too; Chocolate Mint (Thip weather, interest in the silhouette Daughters of Liberty., No. 125; fires: two building fires; three About Town tlon. I ■ student organisation which spon Unilevith a women’s dresses, .bargain prices on presentations, are enabling them Charter Oak Lodge, No. 317, of chimney fires; and two fires at the ,. sors the .■ihow. first worship service and church to)ifch of festive green. /. The Ladies Aid Society of Eman- preach a week from today on the school io r nursery, kindergarten. apifiiances, and the approach of to establish courses Involving the Hartford; sod Washington Lodge, “MflUon DoUsr Movie” dump. Red f’rosa Drive Starts Easier. Complete Dbuter uel Lutheran (Jhurch will nieet 1 topic of the Prophet Hosea. primaiA’ and senior departments; study of Jet aircraft equipment. No. 117, LDL, also Mis* Louise Sunday, 11:15 The department went out on Edward Tomkiel. chairman of Dun A Bradstreet said retail Copping, installing deputy, and tOLISH AMERICAN eight Mutual Aid esUa to n(slgh- Tueaday at 7:30 at the church. The | GOP Caucii* paiiH s , 11 a.m'.. second worship service In many casea, 'engineering fac­ “SO DARK THE NIGHT” Rev. K Ejnar Rask. pastor of the , As a result of the Republican , the annual drl>e for funds and /hurch school for junior and sales advanced from the previous charter member of No. 17. boiing town* ** follows: Hebron, week, i Manchester .Chapter, American week to a level 1 to 5 ]Mr cent ulty members on each campus Supreme .Grand Mistress MfC CLUB Steve Gcnty two: Lebanon, one; Coventry, two; Covenant Congregational Church caucus held earlier this intemnediate departments. were contacted imtially by alumni g' I Red Cross, hs.i snn WOBLIKS BEST MOVIES B**u**U .^mnen’s wear stores were in good 1. Dr. JrkyU aa* Mr. (It) FILM DIBECTOB‘8 p l a t - neW-radto-wa* boughLancA n stalled T slrottrille', he* been named to the i Qihorn.-WUUani L ^ r s t and Mra. men. will be making s reatdential ; / Youth membership class meet* recruitment visits. eama vi MU* Weat et IiaBli dean's list at Bates College, Lew-l^LeRoy B. Kinney, delegates to the .{nX. .1 p.m. Junior High snd Senior the strike in the industry □ □ o □□ □ o □ on o □ □ TBE PaBLV LATF SH0W has now. been reconditioned and is ter. A member of the class of L. Gray. M anr H. Kli^haip Don- ^ ,re »ri>e|iuled for 7 p.m A Y. lid, aS'-piany stores lowered that at Yale which, at the request ( t) NEW* A WFJITHF.B "Bliaeaaa’* Blatl" resdv for reloeation. I960. h« received a stralpht A aid Heath and Mrs. Robert xomkiei announced. ? Lenten r«ndlelijfht service will be ‘•You Can Taste The Quality” of the University, is on exhibit (II) naUON DOLLAR MOVIB ; ( S> WORLD'S REST MOVIES : A 'used Arm y truck was also averaj;e. ! zazzo. County Convention,'^ and • Holy lAnd / i held at 7:30 p.m. which Hadden set by fair □ ••Nevirr Lave*’ ' "W« .Wk* A n T*aai" . 4iad* policies in moat states. Some only for the present' school ylesr. tiW ( $) KEWB pur^iuied to be rebuilt into s Mr-, and Ml'S. C. Elmore Watkins Open house will be held al the Present plans call for exhibiting a I US4*I SUNDAY NEWS BPS- Routea 6 & 44.V o f th* leading appliaitea^manufac- SUNDAY □ CIAL tanker a* one of the tentative Mr. sndTilr*. William T 'Vosti-i Goldstein. Clifford R. Wright and | Manchester will give an llius-! Norwich ■ District...... Parsonage on turers have abandoned fair trade different type-of Hamilton Stand ENDS TONIGHT-*-"PEYTON FLACE" i (U) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE spring project*. nsk and family, formerly of 11 LeBoy B. Kinney, senatorial Con- ti ated talk NEWS AND. WBATREB boiler room of the.firehouse. In­ low Dr., Palm Springs, and would Author Catherine Drinkei* Bow- said, "Probably the biggest help ^ ’The 74th annual meeting of the F n m . i f M . _STAT _ _ _ _ _ ^(SS-OiOO (U) BYK ON COHHBCnCUT Ihg will he held at 8 p,m. id the | 9:30 a m. Church school snd adult was the pleasant weather In many Connecticut Society of Civil Engi- (It) TmS IS'VOUB NAVY (It) LATE Mew s a w e a t b e b ’ cluding Insulating and painting. he glad to hear'from their friends.' en. who often visits 'Hebron , and parish room of the C®ngreg*tlon-; Bible class: 11 a.m.. worship serv- STARTS TOMORROW (Ml WEnEBN TMEATEB ' ( «> NEWS . . Voatina.k was a well known build- whose Winning of the 1957 Phlla- places. It put folks in a frame of n eersrin ^w ill be held at the Wav- (U) RYE ON NRW VOBK Among the anticipated projects ai■ (ihurch.— ■ ' ice; The Rev, Theodore W. (Jhand- mind for Easter, which comes a erly Inn, l^eshire, on Tueaday. The $2.95 lltU ( t> COMBDIE8 for the forthcoming year are the er And contractor.- I'delphfa Award, ha.* already been Hostesses include Mrs. Myron ler Jr., assisted by Robert Allison couple weeks earlier than last 11:1* (111 WILD BILL BICKOK MONDAY. erection of additional sirens, and ----- reported in thla column, is also ona Lee, Mia* Jfsnette Stunner, Mrs. will present the sermon as a dialog main apeakelvat the banquet will ChlMrm Under 10, |1.» ( •) U ^E B S IT Y OP MICBL year." further building improvement. t—TofUh Woman's Alliance, Oioup of 4he-**4nners o f the NattonaP Wilton Thot-p, Mr*. ^Tisrle.* C. between the apostles Peter and be Gov. Rlblcor OAN ^ a :l* ( « NI6W9 - ■' ' The morning technical session (It) :|MMAB o r THB JUMQLE . (ISAS) HOTEL OOSMOPOLITAM Sevd said that work on these! 518. will hold a meeting tomorrow Book Award. In which several au- Church, Mrs. Jack Early and Mr*. John Mark. □ (U) HOLLIK _• orolecU U usually done on Wednea- afternoop at 2 o'clock at 77 North thors shared. Awards were given The Lenten family supper will be Th * Prudential Insurance Co. will be devoted .to the''^arioua kS' 'S l ^ o f T h e lit* ( S) WE BEUBVE Bruce Ronaon. Members are wel­ paid Connecticut residents $25,- pects o f ' tbe Oonnectfcw..^’rpke. "FOOD (IS) SUMDAt BBFOBT (isy night* S t the firehouse and he SI. ■ at the Conmodore Hotel Ball- come to invite guests to .tee pro­ served at 5 p.m. The program will ‘‘We clung 158,000 In benefiU during 1957, the o FUR Am erican (tli POLKA PABTY LINCOLN-MERCURY all (ntaraated men to at------i room in New York Tuesday by gram. ^ observe the interdenominational Speakers will talk-on Ughting^. toll AVEY’S (M) ST, PATBICK’B DAY tend these w” riTsesslons. ! The Friendship Circle of the Clifton Fadimnn who gave out the New* Note* "One Great Hour of Sharing." Two cbmpany announced in a Statewide and services faciUUss, traffic p sK EVERT Ills (It) t V EDITOBUL TOPS IN FINE CARS! report releaaed'thls week. Com m andos^ ' Georee Merritt chief fire w ar-! Salvation Army will meet at the namea of atithors o f books of fle- Mr. ami Mrs. C. Edward Avery color Cartoon film strips entitleci, terns, sign-signals and markings. O- B. CENTER MOOD" □ DM ( S> YOUB.y^lCE IN WASHING- to that roof ’The paymenta represented an In' Papers>v.ill also he reed on-"Over­ TON In $lBAclie*ler IlMy*!* At deS T o r ie S that the ^ e n t fire , citadel Monday night ! tUm « which of Clark Rd. and Mra. R. Kneeland "A Matter of Fact" and "TTie Tra- E (. S).. WOT„ OSLO’S BEST MOVIB* uFffiFdiffina havffi been re-aoDointed. Bcrvlce committee will he in ; Judge! had decitrad: moat Jones Sr. of Bolton -Center Rd. velln’ Man" will he shown. There loading. Sewers," and ‘nvblcott (111 Picture f o b a Su n d a y Ave. Bridge.” M^RIARTY IROTHERS Ha ^raln cLtloned ail reaWeiiti to I charge of the program. Hoatessea ; worthy o f th^awards, Mra. Bow- were among those who heard Atty. will be'a special offering. AFTBBNOON * rar •"UttIe. Browif and Co; DM ( SI FBATURB FILM ltd* (ISAS) LOVE OF u m ‘Orrat Hour of Sharing’ W S ffiam s "an'd'TJ^ra.^Trsa'^Wrrnock AdvertTsemenl right away with hot food snd dry clothe* fect of the turnpike on Eastern ( B> BUGS BUNNY Post. VFW . and its Auxiliary are Dinner Postponed "We’d all gone up into our attic when (H) CURTAIN TtMK "One Great Hour of Sharing" will he hostesses for the regular Recently .a Bolton re*t<1ent The R. F. Dimock Co. Connecticut. (Mi THlSilS VOUB WORLD illH ( S) BOLLYWOODB BEST reminded of the Hartford District A chicken dinner, scheduled by the flood hit our house.* says Mrs. Rena -and a place to’ sleep. will be observed at the Firat Con­ meeting of the Wofiien:* Auxiliary called . , . we are now writing SUNDAY PICTUBB (Ul SBABUi FOB ruMUBBOB County Council meeting tomor­ the Women’s Guild of St. Peter's Ml 9-5245 111 (HI TPODO**,. (B ^ l IT CXIliU) BE VOU to tee Fire Department Monday at hia insUraince at a 25 per cefit low­ Roy of Cameron Parish, La. “Then the “And 3 nionths later they had n* in a Seaa O (bu*y, Irt.k Play- . (4*>MIO-DAY. MOVIE gressional CJhurch tomorrow morn- row afternoon at 2:30 at the Wind Church for March 22, has been Gala St, Patrick's Party $ p.)n. at the firehouse. er figure than he was previously house hirched and we poked a hole in new boute with new furniture—even a starans Krlafct, ga*.iIf lt:4S ANCE-HAVE FUN ' . Tatar: MIkball M*a*klk*y liU (U) NEWS lopes to the 11 a.m. aervice. gion Post snd Auxiliary are re­ ing in conflict with a dinner th be was postponed to March 21 be­ WMweeSMa I4S ( t> TBKNWBS TALK UP DM (IS) AS THB WORLD TURNS The funds from the 10th an­ held by the Juniors of th* Regional She’s had polio snd is paralyzed. "We /fee.” Lana Turner-Hope Lange ★ Gifts and Surprisos (IS) BOWUNO TIME (h t NEWS minded of the joint meeting Mon­ cause of yesterday's snow-storm. nual appeal will be used by Church School at that time. Advertisement— were on that too( for.two days and a The Roys were just one of nearly ★ “Green’* Beer and “GEtcn” Drinks ______^ UtAVKIHClC (Ml LOOK HEBE (HI DM PLAYHOUSE day at 8 p.m. at the 'Legion Home. School l.sim‘h When Bu.ving or Selling Bolton TV SERVICE Lee Phillips liU (U ) BUNDAk MEWS liU (St) AT HOME WITH KITTY ' World Service to sustain its world­ Yearbook .Ads Sought The menu at the elementary Mrs. Henri Pesslnl and Mrs. J. Property call Lawrence F.-Fiano, night and it carried! )is 35 miles from lOO.OOO families given Red CroM dis­ Day* M Q g A Call ★ Irish Songs and Dance Music - PLUS— EXCITING SECOND HIT 4:H ( S) BOWUNO STARS t:M (ISA*) BEAT TBE CLOCK wide ministry of relief tb provide F. Wallett will be hostesses at the Adyertisementa for the . .year­ scltool next week on Monday In- (tLH) WIDE WIDE WORLD I I) TV SYMPHONY Broker. Phone MI 9-5910. home. Ill never forget it. aster help in 1957, hJovf the Red Cross N tfh U # A s «w Plus .Parts, I \ ...... ^ I “Americas Tkaater ’H" (tt) FLATUBB emergency food, clothing, medl- social to-follow. book "The Triangle" are being ciudea vegetable soup with crack­ (Jlne and other supplies. TEL. M I $-5482 THE STORY OF A TEEN AGE *lH ( A) PAUL WINCBBLL SHOW S:M USAS) HOUSE PABTY solicited by Regional School stu­ ers, peanut btitter sandwicli. rice 'But finally w* were m a m S and needs yoor help;' PEYTON PLACE j Muiric By Wallace FieMs and the Bonnie Qutrtet | (1B4*I FACE TBE RATION ( » FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE More than $10,400,000 is needed dents. Elizabeth Secord is editor- blanchrster Evening Herald Bol­ < t> AMERICAN BANDSTAND phddtng with raisins; Tuesdsy, faken to a Red Crom shelter. - OlacnaSeope and Oelor FIRE-BOMfi!f^ •iH ( S4I) TEXAS BAMQEBS to caiTy on the program which ^ Japan Send» 90 M ovie» in-chief and Arthur Keefe assist­ ton (Mrrespondent. Doris M. t •‘TkiilUba’' . (ttASI BITTY FOYLE barbecued beef on roll, Mexican IFltalia, telephone Mitchell 8-5545.! JOIN AND SeUVi mnm also Includes rehabilitation of ref­ ant editor. corn, celery sticks, raspberry gela­ •The Red Croto people helped us t:40-6:$0-$:20 Dollelous Luud itou oiid DInntr M ugees, health and' nutrition priO-, Hollywood — Ninety Jspane** Heart'Fund Drive films were exported to th* United tin; Wednesday, macaroni casse­ B ow CBHatlM Science Heals PLUS Conwd i —f and Cobbagt grams and self-help projects for About $170 has been collected to role with tomato and cheese sauce, THIS ADV. SP0N808ED AS A PUBLIC SERVIOE BT Short Subject, 6:26, 9K)6 States in the fi.rst half of. 1987i 'date by the Heiu-t Drive, of w’hlch m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s (lestitut* peoplea ; carrot curls, sliced bologna, cook­ NEW CAPE, n oo sq. ff. "ACCIDENTS ARE 8PF to Meet Art theaters and raovi* houses .Mra. Harry H. Kirkham, school MICHAEL COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE catering to Nisei sudlencea are-ex­ nurse, is chairman. ies; Thursday, baked brown hash, $15,550. CoU Now— CONTRARY TO SUNDAY Beverly Lavallee will lead tha buttared peas, spiced pickled beets, O’STANKO’S^J worohip service for the Sehlor pected to show them. Th* Japanese r-RMOUSEsSC OAK6RIIX ■t'. blonde RANGE AND FUEL OIL Maaclwatetr Kveaing Herald Re- bread and buUer. pineapple; Fri­ film Iniiustry Is ico-operatlng with GOD'S lA W ; Peyton. Place, 2:20-5:15-8116 . M Oak S t, Mencfceater .<* N * Covar, R e MInlaaiim Pilgrim Fellowship meeting at 7 day, hot tuna' salad, potato chipa Th(* R. F. Dimocit Co. 1! CENTER ST — P H O N E MI-3-51 35 p.m. .tomorrow in the F lrlt Con- Hollywood in an, effort to find a hMMB eeirreapoadali.t. Mte*- Sooan WKAT. MB «aday. 8il5 nm Short Babjeet, f:16-5:e6-$:69 larger export market for Japan*** loosed green salad, gingerbreaB Ml 9-5245 gregationlil Church. with lemon iaue#. T A rahaariial for a play, " A Pro- filmo. . ■ ' . V,

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MAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1968 P A G E r m t PAGE FOUR MAJj^^SHCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, MARCH 15, » 6« pensive brochure on. Manchester's paign la' to *4* that Manchettor la ::z 4 A . JH, wa propogg no hasty Judcmantg. it, m y brethren, tholikh a M in my WKNB--S40 w n c - i e s o Four Ac^ Keep industri*! possibilities to be used repraaentod in the realtor's files : IRanrlfiPiBtpr he hath faith, end have not works" Town May Compile Brochure But w « do think that a raappraisal D a ily j ^ d io WHAY<-919 in the contact program. Listed In when they seek hew locations iit ARTHUR QRUI ant) ra-avaluatlon of thair funetien ^eiinecticut (James 2:14) ? Card Play Lead the booklet would be such inforr- this section of the country for their § £Dpmn$ Ifpralik CorreleUve passages from w o o o - i l o * ' Eaetora StiiadiM TIitta WFOE—lilO la vary much In ordar. Thaaa Umax n On Industrial Sites Here mation as economic data. Indue-''Clients. „.ED BY THK "Soleno* and Hpalth with K ey to .A The Four Aaed lead' the K of G OFEN 7 RAYS ^ a s f u ^ ^'Borrmo co.. me. preaant gariouB proMama in aducay| Yankee the Scripturee” by Mary B ^ e r trial slte4, witting manufacturing Savicks warned against being - 13___ BIUStr»rt •gne (etioriiag program achad-^. setback tournament by 18 points space and so on. . overly enthusiastic, however. He Uanrhrvttr. Conn. tlon, and wa can afford no wpmg ' Eddy, include the following (p J23:- ■ M , . ■' -W:. Uncle Sam’s mailmen fiisy soonbtnformatton on towns and cities ani 7 NiSHTS By A . H . O . itea kra auppUed oy ths radio —Juke ffes ■alurdsy Nitbi after 11 weeks of play. be helping the Mancheiter Devel with potentials for industrial de­ Sayicka said a reproduced letter aaid the (tommisaion shouldn't ex- THOMAS T. raRGUaCm anawara.” 18-18): " ‘In ' order to' apprehshd Mfinagemtitta and are subjeet to WALTER R, reROUlOK more, we must put' into practice- E. ’raDEOII® Scores are Four Aces, 2,238; opment Oommiteion in its efforts velopment. from the (Commission chairman pect a deluge return mail from Publisher* ’nius the Herald Tiiptme, seam­ Zloa BvMgelksal Luthenui Ckarelr^ . St. James* R. C.' Churoh- Shkngc.,Without notree. MeunlisM Matisce In making the ;reconriaendation, should accompany, tha brochure tboae contacted. He aaid hi many Governor RIbicoff having, for whet We' already kiMw. Wa' must o o d n t f E o n ro B Msssler’s, 2,230; Morlarty’s, 2,180; to attract neu^ Uiduatry here. reundtd October 1, im ing to regret the disappearance of (MIssouIssouri Synod) Bev. John F. Hannon, Pastor _ lor Itornsnee Joseph L Savlck Jr., vice president giving informztion about the Com-, cases it might be months dr even once, taken a pc^cy.,slant which recollect that Truth ia demoh- *'§H*V-»ois* Fnnr 8th District, 2,179; Deco's, 2,174; The latest recommendation sub­ *■ PubUMiod Every Erentnf Except Cooper and High Rtreeta Bev. Jeanee T. ,0 ’OeanaU. Bos fisturdsy Nighl of the firm, ssys such a mailing misalon, the brochure and the reat s year dr two before Interest is dis­ the four year hjgn school. Here In coincided with ' the special lA- btrable When iinderatood end that (Thoman's. 2.188; Patten’s, 3,134; mitted to the COmmtaaton by Bco- ■wida}-* And Molluye. Entered at the The B«v. Paul 0.r.P^ojpy;,”Paator Rev. John P. Blaaehfleld 11:1 nomio Development ASeocistea. program is the best way of'-get- son it’s being sent. played. PootOfttce nt Mnnrheiter. Conn., be Manchester we stili have a four stincta of Connecticut WghMBjkt' good ia not understood until dem­ lAZ-Muunllgltt HsUace Dupre’s. 2,104; QAH. ^,083: Fogar­ l^ v . Joseph H. McCann The Junior Chsmber of Commerce in the SUibers. Guf- n o-M od ter ty's, 2.088; Four Jokers, 2,041; Inc., a privafe "consuItingNfirrb ting the Manchester story across, He also, recommends that a fol­ The,mailing prtyram la another Second Clue Mali Hatter. ^■ear hlKh^chool, but, Board of labor, that labor, on 'I^esday; March 16, Laetare,'4t)i,Sunday onstrated. I f 'feitbfui over a 'fe w . field, Enfield sres made s good choice in declsrinf, Thomsa f e r S * ----PRC—Mood* --- - tor Romanes Ramblers 2.037; West Sides, 3,016; hired id aid in the campaign, dUla since sn attempt to contact each low-up letter be sem about two part of a long .rshg* pregram that SUBSCRIPTION RATES showed its appreciation and sup­ in lienL things’, w* Hiali - be madb rulers WFOP-Jukt Bos ttmtay Hlgtat Ekluc^ilon policy plans to abolish Sunday Masses: LsChence of Somerevflle their Young Fsrmet-of the Year, ' f ^ y - P o U s Party and TurcOtte’e. 3,015. for a mailing program aimed at individual beraonally would be al- weeks later inviting additional in­ must be developed by the Commis­ Parable In Advance port by storming to Hartford in a P a.m., Sunday. School. (Note: For adults. 3, 7, 8, 9, 10'and 11 over jneny; but the one unUsed One Year ...... IIS.60 .it^Bonie people in Manchester, too, talent dcceye and Is lost.” Bom In Kent, Maina LnOience^ WMAZ •MuuimsBI Mstwee' the 600 Indusnial realtors, consult­ tnoat an imposatbility. quiries aiid offers of cooperation sion if it is to succeed in its job .Six Monthe ...... 7.7S grand power, play.. Eree huS service for children whose o’clock with two Masses a t 9, one Ha proposes that the Commis­ and asaiatMce. of attracting new industry to tha link the four year institution has moved .to..8omers In 1142 and, be­ milk produMon are gub- Wn^Boss IUU«r ' WTIC-Menltor v Ursula la the Latin name for a ants and factory site loeaUon spe­ ftoee Monthe ...... S.W> But it was not the numbers, or parents cannot bring or send them, in the main auditorium for adults ) f iHty WDRC—Moods for Romance sion consider publishing an inex­ Primary goal of the mailing cam- town, he said. One Month ...... '' 1.^ values that ought to be retained, Community Baptlet "(BdibK’ ' gan woriiing toward. A goal-that Jact to aay,>(eud nolees.in the bam Oecorats arpop^ake Box ieiurdey Ntibi female bear. cialists who are constantly seeking the hungry look, of the "unemploy­ or live at a distance. For informa- and one for the children In the -WooM make other men think un­ ^ WPOF—Tempo ffsedstssa Weekly ...... 1...... '.Hn Uon, Kindly dia) Mitchell >-r YH)nk 'o f .the ■ MUler The want ad columns are full of Connecticut Republicans might fort," WHAY, MasMs at 7, 8, 9, 10 and -11 a.m. Fellowahip with CharloUa -Good'' laughs, and moM important, ths D i»la y advertising closing hours: have had .some chance-along such WtK and Laurta Oahome leadiqf. in that town In 1948, sold It In 1947 Tor Monday—1 p.m. rrtdav. opportunities for jobs. end returned to Somera where ha Increased milk productkmr For Tuesday—1 p.m, Monday. an Instinctive policy line, and St; Mary’s Episcopal Church . fft M aurlor R C.'9* WPOP—Mat Opars We are all goithg to gat new with. President Eisenhower was CR)otr; sermon-by the assistant. 885 Main St: , Soma of the charges made against > 6:48.p.m« Family worship' serv­ tly. They’re subject to nervous ach, to ae* what .effect, if any, Parsd* at Musie roads which aren’t going to cpst proposing that the period of insur­ 7 p.m.. Evensong with Boys’ Arnold W. Toier, K^nister ' j ice. < # # ff the junior high schools down in breakdowns." antibiotics or other subatimes a>' Rairua ance benefits be extended. Choir. Instruction on the faith 7 pirn., Movie, "TTie Power of WKWff-P.M. anybody anything. 10 e.m., Morning worship end ■The MiUipeil." publiahed by H. have on Improying animal feea ef­ New York feature their alleged While Connecticut Republicans and practice of the church fol­ Prayer." WTIC—Moolter Another tax cut is goiiig to Church School. Serinon: ‘i Beheld P. Hood and Bona, has h rtetoue ar­ ficiency and-to; what Aegree feed WDRC—PsscInaUBC Rhythm neglect o f educational fundamen­ were scoffing. at the idea that a lows. This week’s topic is "The WERE U$ED DURING 1H6 YiAM 19S7 H i* Glojty.’i ' ticle In the February-Merch edi­ is converted into beef.* WPOP-Mat Opars knock $100 off the price of ahy road-building program, as pro­ Meaning of Confirmation." Ctanrcfe (H tfee yesere>ieL«*'j l:4»— IN HOSPITAL CARE. During the y e v 2 oif S Cocnectfcttt tals In favor of the familiar scat­ 8:45 phn.T MU Sigma Chi meets tion on this subject, which el-, So, if Bossie starts heading‘fdr WHAT-Psrsda ol Muate new car we buy to travel on thaaa posed by Governor Rlhicoff, e ^ d 48S Main St. Mandbenh^ Dues Waret tering o f subjects. In this particu­ South Methodist Church a t the chueph.. . j- — . - though It Bounda funny, te really a breakdown; tel)- her she could be W<’ V nt Ravua new roads. a R Wbislew, Minletor WKNff-P.M. Blue Cross families used hospital care wiDi more_ help than lar discussion, howaverj'the Herald do anything significant for unem­ Main St. and Hartford Rd. 7 p.m.,'"Junior High.j^oupmeets aerioua. \ worse off-^like Elmer With a bolt s^ffffffe»eeeeee»eeaa—eeaeaeaeaeaeea>a» i»oaaee—eeeaee 1 2 9 4 6 3 ,6 4 7 ; ployment, the Eisenhower admin­ WnC-MMrilar / X- Thera are goinif to be new Imd Dr. Fred R Edgar, Minister at the home-of Mr. apd .Mrs. Jolui Cowe ere knowh-, to fall off In in hie side.. ,. WPRC—PhselnaUiic Rhythm over before from Blue Grots, bringing the to^d 21*year ligare Tribune went directly to the ques­ istration' listed *‘road-bullding as 9:30 mtii., ChUbeS-SOBodR jun higger government contracts for Coughlin,' 187 Princeton St. W K )P -M at Opars This Money W ot Used Fen tion of whether or not the junior one o f its cures for the recession. lor end. intermediate depertmsnta to more than 2 million hospital caaes. Memben received more everybody, and there la some doubt Services of worship 'at f and ' T:30 p.m.. Third In Lenten series. m eet'et the Davis Mismbriel Youth * 'D h AY—Psrsdt at Music high school actually accomplishes On top of this, Connecticut’s . own 10:45 a.m. Parents of Junior Dept., age'' chil­ wex?!'- B-« .,r«l Ravua Memben’ hospital bills (SrecDy*- whether we can breed babies fast Center, the sociological alma usually given Senator Purtell, perhaps intend­ Sermon: “ Christ and Our Faith" dren will' m #ef'*ltH the direetdr' 133 Pints 0^ Blood Collected WffWR-P.M. than 25 V& million dollars in hospital benefits id 1957'tlooe. a # paid dming die year ffffsaaaeeaeweaef enough-to grow up into all the jobs ing to reproach Ribicoff for not 10:30 e.m., Vfortoip' service; WnCS-Mouitor as the main reason for the inven -r-Dr. Fred R. Edgar. of religious cdue*tion end the min­ message, "'Die CKlangelsss. Ctirlet” WDRC—Racord 9hep having done something about it WPOP—Ms- Opars 2V& million dollars more than in 1956. About 9*0% of th e , Reserves for hospital UUa tlon o f the Junior high school In that are gedng to be guarantaed for Sacrament o f infant 'haptitfm i t ister at'th e church. ' 8 p.m.,'Youth eemee. previously. polntecL out that... cer­ tho-l0:45 a.m. service.— At Monthli^loodmobile Visit - A l l MrlwiltliBHwrtxwk ffjffpffnaaa the first piua. - A p.im, Junior foqlety.i * 'U 5 a y—Psrsds at-Muate .totaLw entJiim etly^‘1h»PUa^»-MmibBcHoapitalMa YrithjtfagL. tain-federal highway grants were 9:30 and 10:45 a.m„ Church (W M ant^ CongtognHonal bhnroii .' - -- W(XO—Racard Ravua In fact, we can’t think o f any­ open to Connecticut. I f there was 7 p.m., EvangelisUc serylca. ‘T o r the ^last few weeks," said School. .... 4S8pniee.Sn .-.rj, Despite yeeterdey’e eti6wetoimi>f Mre. Ruth Ostrander, 'WUllmm WKNB-P.M , balance q>ent for the hospital care of memberi tn vdin g out­ thing that could be done to guar­ any reproach involved, Ribicoff W nC —Monitor - the Herald Tribune editorial, "our 10:45 a.m., Nursery. .4“ Rev. K. EJnar Rnsk, Pnator,- St. Jeha’e Peiiak Nattonal WDRC—Racord filiop $2W 3 y6 4 7 D 3 ignored it, and welcomed, instead, letters to the editor columns have antee a bigger and fatter living 3:30-6 p.m., Gilbert and Sullivan WPOP—Hat Opars side of tbe etate. rehearsal. CatboMe OioM *.' - "ir*? (5lit '"^hurrt' Dpn- •X for all Americans, If not precisely this new testimony that road- Sunday, -March 18. ''• * 28 Golway St. V Bloodmobile visit at O n ter Church ^ ie|\Puginee. Miss , Arline Quooa, been expressing a good many views building was a valuable anti-re­ 6 p.m.i darol and Wesley Choirs. —Psrsda at Musie today, then certainly tomorrow, Sunday School, 9:30 sum. Rev. D. Kent Knlawnac, Rector end 133 were collected. M rs; Janet Rice, Mrs. Clifford Rls- WCCC—Racord Ravua .x about education in New York, par. cession measure. 7 p. m„ M T F hobby night. Chufeb-tima'nursery 10:20 a.m. Of the IM eppointmehte on the ley, ja y Rubinow, Mrs. Norman that is not going to be done. There -. And while Connecticut Republi­ 7 p.m., M IF meeting. ^ ^ £ i S i a r tlcularly about junior high schools. to noon. '• f ‘ '. ■’"k 8:30 a.m.. Mess. hooka at the beginning of the day, Southergtu; John Shorrock. Rosa­ WDRC—Racord 9bap . " is going.tp be something handsome cans were trying to maintain that 7:30 p.m., Lenten evening serv-, Many of these have been from Morning worship 10:45.:’Sermon 10:30 a.m.. High Mass. 100 were kept. There were an ed- rio Sapiriiga, Hyatt SutUffe, Clif- WPOP-Mat O p «s ...... fiscal soundness should be main­ ice. Dr. George A. Buttrick will school teachers. Yesterday a teach­ for everybody. topic: “The Over-confldan l^icffd.7 dltlonel 43 walk-in donors who ap­ fonl Simppop,. William Strain, Mrs. tained, and excessive debt, should speak on "Prayer and Realism." IT —Psrsda at Muals We have never had a recessiwi Vesper hour, 6 p.m. Huest speak­ Bocklagliani Ceogregettonal peared without prior scheduling. Rachael Syihonds. Ehneet Scott -Ra^cd Ravua f f er wrote In defense of junior highs, still be avoided, even in recession. Everyons is welcome. so good. er will be Rev. C. Leslie StgaAd. .Ckurch- Ten persona who wished to donate Mrs. (tonstance Tomezuk, Bion pointing out that children in such Vice President Nixon was tenta­ conference superintendent. Mem­ were rejMted lor colds or other dapper, Francis 'V’ei WAS S P m M / 1937 • We know- this looks hard-hearted PhlUp M. Rose. D.D., Minleter. tr w tO—Raeead fhap schools are at a difflralt age and tively favoring a large federal tax Center Congregational Cliurrh bers of the H.i-League ere in minor disabilities. Vols. Leslie WiUiamsoiC WPC»k-HatOpars tbM ie in type. We know we should be cut, which could never- be consid­ Clifford O. Simpson, Minister Charge’'o f the social hour. that consequently they have been 9:30 a.m.. Pastor’s claaa. . Thres persona gave their 24th lian Warner, Marvin i ^ B U T a low of ered fiscally sound and which R Russell Peery, Calls for ‘’Dlsl-A-Llft." (Ml- * ‘t?HAY-Bpadal \ expressing sympathy for those real 10:30 s.m.. Church School. pint of blood reaching the plateau Thelma W o^hridge and w e e r —Racord Ravua of ym^Blue Cross ‘isolated’ In such schools, ‘to grow would have to involve a large in­ Asesclate Minister J-2705) minute telephone ministry, IN ENROLLMENT. Nearly^4,200,000 Connecticut people, more^than 5 .1 f of yc cases of people who are really out 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, Um of Three - Gellen • Membership: Simone 2Sollo. WKNB-P.M. without pressure from above or crease In the national debt. In operation .rince Merch S, et the W|0k-lB Doaeta WTIC-Mpoltor _ membershipf dollar made a of work. 7:30 s.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. Jamee F. English, Ckmnectlcut Jacob Cheney, Mrs. Helen Hand, WDRC--POrd Rodd Bhew below,' What this all meant was that, church increage dally. These mes-i and Donald Robbins. Eight others Walk-in donors - Included Paul WPOP-Mat Opars half the State’s entire po^lation, hold Blue Cross membenhip But our emotional absorption in 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m., ditirch serv­ sages to shutins. those who ere de­ Congregation^'’ OohferehCe; guest ’’round tnp” right back ‘This, of course, la the classic in Washington at least. Republi­ ice. , speaker., arho became members w the One- Boris. Dorothy Belcher, Florian what We can see ahead for our­ cans did not dare let the iSemo- pressed a.nd. others, are changed * ‘wSilT-S|MclsI_ — nuddng Blue Cross the largest voluntary organization in whereX^started»•. to Blue de^nse of junior highs and the Sermon: "The Croat and Pray­ 7 p.m.^' Vesper 'service; built Gallon-Club were Conrad Banes. Bolduc, Walter .Bycholskl, Aon* WHong Kong. slfr. Mrs. p a re Primus, Frank'xhomss'Duff jr.. Jam*< Har- WPOP—Mat Opars Blue Cross membership available tp employees and families. 8jB^^ for current hospital to put children in their early teens tion up the Hockanum until Man­ Republicans must have begun ask­ North -MetbOdiet.Ohwch ReCd and WUUam Rltchls. ; vey. Robert Heins, Alfred Hage- nursery (8 year olds) through 447 N. Main St. + 6.5^ for neces* chester can be reopened as a port ing themselves why they alone Keep DalM now, Ann Horton, Q. A- Jworskl, Into, schools exclusively for their junior high. . ^ B ev.'H . Osgood Bonsett, 911nlator Conoerdia EvaageHcat Ldtheran. ^ S ^ i^ n a r a a * During 1957 alone, more than -2,400 these firms converted of entry, ne\v roads, new cars— should fight, Ribicoff and Svirldoff 11 s.m,, Adiilt fonim, Robbins Additional donors who appeared ^ s . Helen Joyce, Leonard Xanehl, — -P.M.- V sary reserves = 94.9^ for direct benefit age group, where apeelally trained Ghureh ____ Monitor, all this for us, and, in addition, perhaps they could handle. Biit Room. ; , Wlator/anil.. Oanlea Sfreete to keep their appobitmenta includ- Robert Kraetachmar, John' La- their coverage to Blue Crov^ higher benefit plans'— either the -rTf members. As a non-profit organiza- teachers could give spMial atten­ Ribicoff, Styiridoff. Eisenhower and - -9 a;m; Sunday School: 'Kinder­ ed Mrs. Connie Albert, Mrs, Julia j Belle, Robert Losgari, Robert Mc- WDRC-Aroord Bhop jobs for the jobless, so that they 4:15 p-m-. M YC Choir rthesrsal garten, Junior and youth depart­ The Bev.'Erich Braadf, Paetor WPOP—WavA Wasthar tion to their problems, where there Nixon could 'prove almost too CYP Club, bowling. Anderson, Earl Bisaell, Mrs. Re- Donald, Ethel Makulia, Robert ' Comprehensive Plan or the Extended Plan. In 1957 Blue tibn,Blue Crosi makes no pq^nMOt of aren’t neglected after all, and ments. mna Blosie, John Boyle, WUUam | Ostrander, Elnier, Osterout’ Hbr- *'I t5 a Y—gpaelsK would be a lack, in our corres*. much. Sunday, Merch 14, 4th Sunday WCW—Record Ravua any mnd for dividends, bonuses or com- aren’t just the excuse for this big Emanuel Lutheran Churcii 10:3.Q a.m,, Sunday School: purs- Brannlck, Joseph Bonee, Robert. old Perrett A. w , Ruesell, Leon- Cross continued to serve the public through its non-group oov« pondent's words, of ‘pressure from ery and primaiy departments. Ir. Lent ' A ' ’ w,-*- w w rk -p .M . genCrgl bonansa, but sharers in It C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 9:43 a.m.. Sunday achool and Bantly, M e r g ^ l E. Barry, Sylvea-. ard Rivard. Pifford Rieley, Dan- WnC-Mooltor ^ missions All ofiicers and direetoniaeKvn above or below.' ..10;39a.m.. Family .worship, sac­ • WDRC—Racord Shop v erage for individuals More than 400,000 Connecticut people too. Geriiard Lohmann. Asaistent t« the early Jefvice.' Se'rmo'n.’.‘ 6ri- "The ter BeneOn. Patrick Bolduc, Robert Me) Sheehan, Merrill Shermen, "On paper, it seems like a sound 2 Minor Accidents rament of bapUem', aermon: "la WPOP—News. Waathar ' without any pay wfaataoever. Paetor Sacraments end the Christian Bolduc, Truman Crandall, Hi7>-1 Howard Smith.’ Hildegard Sudpr- \ No, indeed^, the jobless are not .God Alwaya aood?"'The flrit in- a- , now hold Blue C rm memberAip on a pay-from-home. basis— and reasonable theory. The trouble Life;" "Ihe Perilli • WPOP—Nawa . 2-9 p.m.. Open house at the new ish house. Albert Churilla, David Donovan, curs Ih junior highs, but a dis­ put more money- in everybody's There were two minor automo­ Sermon. ‘The Bread Ot Life. Oslo—Industry Minister QuetaV- *‘l^y-«poru *001111111 bile accidents in town yesterday Gerhard Lohmann. v Norwich District parsonage, Bol­ Louis Dimock, Mrs, Dorothy Dunn, Sjestad reports-that Norway is pocket. Only, if everything that is Robert Farmer, Mrs. Margaret WTMi—Btrletlv SoorU proportionate percentage does. . . afternoon but no one .wsi hurt in 6:30 p.m., Hi-League business ton Center Rd. planning t o boost piower output 80 WDRC—Nava Tima promised by everybody cornea Fish, Welter Foes. Mrs. Eileen Fee, 3P—Nawi, Waalhar DeCBMBEK STg 1987 Trouble and tragedy seem more either,- ejid no arrests were made, meeting in Luther Hall. 8 p.m., Adult Church Member­ per cent by 1981—to an annual ship Class. Carl Gustafson, Charles Gahter, likely to strike in junior highs than through, everybody will need a the'-Police Department reported. 7 p.m., American Miasipna Fes­ A Thought for Today total of, 84 billion kilowatt houri. ____ Y —WasbUigtoB Raports suitcase. 6:30 p.m.. Senior High Methodist. Edward Glenney, WUUam Healy. WTIC—Monitor _ ASSITS In either grade schools or high At/2'p.m., s freight truck driven tival. Rev. L. Uvingston, of Speasend by tbe Mancbeator Ludwig Hansen, Ruth Hlckox, How­ WDRC—Sat. at tha Chaaa We have never had such a pros­ by John !D:- Rhea, 20, of Wapping, Betheada Church, New Haven, will Youth Fellowship. Theme: Oeaacit of Churches WPOP—Tcmqo Bandataad schools.^ "Prayer." ard Hampton, Mrs. Violet Harding Csih *••••••#•• •••••••*e*sBSSSSBSBSeffSSBSSsssecS Mb I 2,501,440122 pective seiise of woll being. The and s car operated by Mrs. Martha be the. guest speaker.- Music will and Mrs. Amy Helwlg. __ ^Bervnad* "I^fh is really .so surprising? D. Tardif, 24. of 238 Hllllai'd St., 6:30 p.m., Junior High MYF. N EW CAPE. nOO so. ft. y . S. Bonds fit livin gs Acconnte seseM 21,029,52&32 least we can do, in gratitude and be provided by the Junior Choirs. . - Hoiriaaaa Also, Mrs. BUsie Hence, Herman • W Tfe^ (ehilor _ it really make sense to try collided oh Hilliard St. Patrolman Recreation end study Of “ Symbols 'W D R r at. «t th« ChM» Aeooimts Reoeivsble BBeyeeseeeeeeeese— s«( — 5 2 4 3 1 D 3 7 preparedness and as a proof that We See." What-’Are the horisona of your Johnson. Ernest . Jellinek. Mr*. $ 1?,5DQ. Cell Now— WPOP—Tempo BaitoaUnd td deal with pupils at a problem Kenneth Barker Said the'eastlmund The SAlvation Army Leonard Johnson, Raymond Jolie, N - .' we at least have that recommended 9:30 p.m.. Adult Biiile Class at life where body, mliid .snd spirit Home Qfito Building ...... 807.83A99 age by isolating them from other, truck struck the car as it' came 881 Main Street Roliert Johns, Ronald Jacobs, r . **D a*V -l«ippar Baranada Out of a private driveway. Both Major and Mre. John Pickup the parsonage. ’.>! meat? Tlow far can you see? rhout an hour later, can,driven Do self-willed desires befog the Uo, Michael Leurentano, Carl Lom­ IN MtOADENED BENEFITS. During 1957, the Board of Directors . Unaamad Mambeishi^ Dues ... m..... $2,208099187 by James R. Johnstone. 32, Ware­ Colonel Edwin J. Perrett wilt.bring . 11 ajmi'Sunday-Sohool, • ,- horizons o f God’s w ill?'..' relative unimportance by the mere well have been rain. It preferred - .8 p;m., Wednesday meeting. bardo, Alfred Lemire.' Mrs. Betty * ’wHAY—Biippar BaranAda M iic Accounts Payable ••••••••♦eeeqeeaee 119,13799 house Point, and Ray E. Kearney, the message. Mrs. Alton J. Munsie Or do you climb to life’s moun- McBride. Gibson Miller, Walter WTIC—Monitor ^ ^ will be organist. i-; - Reading Room' - heilrs; Tuesday WDRO-Cleveland Orchaatim voted toomtinue the Extra Year Benefit of the Extended Plan, physical presence of three older to be wetter than rain-. 41. of Amatqn, co llid e at The Cen­ talh peaks to bettet ate beauty’s Mozzer, John Msleski. Dr. Donald Por Hoepitd Bflls Outetend^ M#«aa 4,09097594 2 p.m., Services will be con­ to Friday, l2 'to 4 p.m.; Tuesday, 7 WPOP—Word of Ufa classes. Contrast this with the po­ Rain! except in sheer cloudburst, ter,, Damage, to tl^e- rear fender of majesty, fssllng the patp'lBf% Morrison, Mrs. MsrceJIe. Marten; f-tl— ' ''- without any increase in memberthip dues This Extra Benefit R eserve for M atern i^ Caaes> eaaeeeeese ^ 2.04192590 the Johnstone car end the front end ducted in. the Laurel .Manor'htid to 9 pjn.; -Wedne^yc;7-to 7:55 ktonh purify th'e^-sunset’s 'riidiant WHAY—SUPPV'' Saranada sition of the incoming pupil of can't stand up twd inches high on Ralph Maccarone. Bart . Mlnitor, w n C —Monftqr , ^ . Reserve forJCoutingeiiciee ***aBBeMe##aa 16913.57290* of the other vehicle was slight,. Green Manor Convalescent homes p m. , - . . hour* ? Mrs. EUhet McKay, Mrs. Clarissa provides an additional 365 day benefit penod with coverage junior high. He has just been an ordinkry level sidewalk.- by Alton J.' Munsie. MM CENTEff IT. Ml a a iii WDRC—Clavaland Orehaitra Patrolman John Hughes said. i "Substance" 'WiU be the subject Does'love’S. will! cldar yotir-vislOn MUler, Mr*. >- Barbara Nnesdorf, WPOP—Word of Ufa — ^ . graduated from grade school, pre- Rain can be shed from hat, or 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by of the lesson Sermon for Ctainday,' for.Gqd’f wUlT . • *;(*— up to $7,5d^for Extended P lan ’members und<» age 65 vdio Kearney was warnsd for failure to . WHAY—Baranadf in Blua TOTAL MeaaeeeeeqeseMea $74JU3fit0si , sumably leaving his childhood be coat, or trouse(_^ leg. Some of it give the proper ^ight ,qf way. Mrs. Major John Pickup and Mrs.: March 16. . Do you ase the Cross'of sscri- Elisabeth Wilson. W nC—Monllor hind him. He is now ’at the begin­ wiil bounce off, and some of It will 'Hie'GoId.eii Text .is from .Peslms' fjeisl love?.. Does it lift ypu.above WDRO-Sat. Ntta ' are admitted to Member Hospitals, thus answering n commu­ 7:30, Salvation meeting'‘- With- (tS:26): "My flesh and my heart mortal scopes to see God’s etern WPOP-Juka Box Sattirday Nl«ht ning of his teens, and he finds himr run off, and it takes a lot of .rain Band.and Songster music, Message nity need for extra long term coverage. fsileth:. but God if .th* strength of horizon? *'ira A Y —Hera’a to Vata , aelf in a school that consists of pu-. to wet a moving target all the way NATO to Gel West by Major Pickup, Subject: "The my heart, and . 'lay portion for Merlon M- ^ *rc y W nC—Monitor 'bi. pils exactly like him, no more ma­ Challenge 'ot the Cross.’’ WDRC-Bat Wla Cwntrv ever.” WPOP—Juka Box Bamrday Night A WORD ABOOT RESERVES ,, M eteorf travel, at -a^aiMiad be­ Also during 1957, Blue Cross offered increased room and^beard ture,'no more experienced, no more drrver""l‘;d%ro: etp^ m Summit Talk Plan Gospel Hall -’’ v v . Selecttone.'from-.the Bible inifiud* SUNDAY-W ■:sa— the following: "W hat doth It prof- tween 10 end 46 miles per second. WHAY—laSalaita Novana responsible. A ll the special train fell. It clung to its target just long 415 Center St. WTKJ-Monltor ^ coverage to all non-group members Moire than 150,000 direct- Raeervee are tee mudi needed *%hode absoibenf'.lllha Ing of, junior high teachers can be enough to melt Into it. The more (CtMittBued from Page One) WDRt>-Gllbort Htxliat . Blue Cross jKOgram. With tbe rate of use 4^ hos|dtel eara WPOP—Hound Do* o f little avail in -dealing with this the target moved, the more flakes 10:30 e.m., Breaking of. Bread. pay members voluntarily added the extra coverage to their tailed preparation of questions to 12:15 p.m.,'' Sunday ^chool. LENTEN SERVIGES ’ WHAY-lASalalla NovanA by members alwa3rs unpredictable due to ever chang- kind of situation. Perhaps that is it caught, and the deeper the wet be diecuased between chiefs of gov­ 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. WnG-Nonltor Blue Proas contract i ^ health requirements and with tee obett of hoqiital why in New York City the greatest worked in. ernments.” WDRO-Sporta _ ■ p.m., Tuesday. Bible study. ! WPOP—Hwnd Dog ‘ah^tage o f teachers lies ,Jn the Rain, too, follows certain rea­ 'Russia insists that foreign min­ 3 p.m., Friday, Prayer meeting. care still on tee increase. Reserves must be adequate to isters discuss only a s u m m 11 MORNINfi WORSHIP * ’9 h AY—Racord Ravlt* In additionrduring 1957 the Board of 'Direetore voted to in­ Ju^or high classification. sonable trajectories. It will come l>rotect tbe interests Blue Grose meihbere at all tenet. agenda. D ie Kremlin has refused 8 and 10:48 A-M. 1 W nC —Monllor . " m r correspondent said in yes­ from one direction, on one slant. WDRC—Tha World Tonight , crease, bsnefits for members who require care in non-member to meke detailed preparationa S^EYVIOII* WPOP—Hound Dog .With a record-breaking percentage of tee meniber’a terday's letter that 'the unique job But yesterday's fla.kes could take which the West inaUts are neces­ t i l l — WHAY—ROdord Ravtaw hospitals out of statvvrithout any increase in membership'^- dollar being immediately paid out for current hoqjitel of the junior high school is to the same amount o.f moisture as'a sary to insurt success of s ' aimi- "CHRIST AND OUR FAITH" - w n C —Monllor BEV. FRED R. EDGAR equip the chlldrep to conduct big rain drop and attack from ail mit copferenee. ARTHUR DRUB WORO—Tha World Tonight dues On the average, this yill meaht increased benefits to more bills. Blue Croas Reserves have been built up over tea Pinesu said no decision on an Church School 8:80 and 10:45 WPOP—Hound Dog themselves well and intelligently directions at once. Th ey .vtere not • ;sa— . ° past 21 years through savings in Administrative B » - agenda had been worked out by OPEN 7 DAYS (Nursery for small children at 10:48) WHAY-accord Ravlew ^ .. than 10,000 Connectihit people who tequini" hospital cam throughout their lives.’ That, of bound to any particular line or the western' Big Three. Christian Science WTIC—Mualc With a Baat pense which, at about five cents on the doilai; is one course, is the job of-all education; The Foreign Minister aaid DuK , WDRC—Mooda for Romanct slant of fall. I f they needed to aHtf 7 NIBHTS WPOP—Hound Dog - while out of state oadi year.. te the incst economical in tee United Stefas, that is W'hat learning is for. But loop the loop in order to explode les end' Uoyd expressed interest 9:U— Jn a Pranch propiaasl for s west­ WHAY,-Record Review isolating children frbm other age Just inside a coat collar, or nestle Entitled EVENim SERVICE ern Meditejrrehean' defense com­ WTIC—Mualc With a Baal groups, particularly from older age into t pocket, then they did that A T 7:10. O’CLOCK — - WDRC—Mooda for Romanco munity. It would include Tunisia, "Chrlftkiii ^iM es: Ths-DhrliM SoluHen to WPOP—Hound Dog groups who can exercise a re- kind o f flying. I f the rain drop has Morocco and Libya and would pro­ SjoniiMi: la-**— WHAY—Record Ravlaw alralniqg mfluence by their exam­ long been the classic model for en- vide for Joint exploitation of Sa­ DECORATING ,Ev«ry Humon RroU«m" "PRAYER AND REAUSM" W nC—Monitor .■ . . . _ ple and ' their achievement is a gineera seeking .to d^ign for the haran oU which Algerian rebels OR. GEORGE A BUTmiCE WDRC— Patrlck'i Day Addraa* CONNECTICUT BLUE CROSS, INC. ere trying to deny to France. RARER HANGING WPOP—Hound Dog poor way to teach them about life. ultimate, 'efficiency in ’ moving LBCfurM’: J |iIm C«ni, C. S. j»f N«w Yorii City M:U— ' TTie Freqch plan has been , virtu­ RAINTING WHAY—Record Ravlaw Somehow we have the impression' bodies, perhaps, with the help of ally rejected by r e e p o n s i b 1 a Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Ohorch. WTIC—Monllor ., ^ . . . . The First CEnrrh ot Okriet, Selentlet, in Boeton, AUssachnaetts EVERYONE WELCOME WDRC—St. Patrlch'a Day Addrau that ths four-year high school, some elusli fund 'somewhere, they sources in Tunisia and Morocco, CANVAS CEILINGS WPOP—Hound Dog 1 which gives a pupil time to devel­ should divert some of their analy­ nations which support the rebels. ladoatrial-ResIdeiitlal t . latorlor and Ihcterior c ibb Racord Ravlaw op a school loyalty and to aspire sis and study to the much more Washington’ and London have de­ RIoet: MoiiciiMf«r Hi^li S I I Aiiditorimii clined to commit-itaelf'SO far. . WerlomUMlUp Gnaraateed aMnnItor. to ths maturity and sven the versatile tsetiedWof which that 184 East Middle Turnpike . PU.Iy D******^* ' Maachestor, Canaectiriit SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH p-Juk, Bo* iiitardAy NtgM sophistication . of a high-school drop of r*in Is capsule when it is LONDON ‘PKE8IDBNT8’ M A IN IbT, a t HARTFORD ROAD „Y —R*cortl Rvvitw , senior, dobs the Job patter. masquerading sa s snow Statues of three American prea- ilim : SuRdkiy «ft«ni90ii, Mordi 14.19St «t 3:15 laents- arc in London, England WilittiiAiitt Bras. "Whether the time fahs come for There may be, here, the First IChurch af Chriat, SeiaiMsf, Manehaatar ^ . .fc®% Sr£»yr Nlgkt They are those of George Wash­ WUtawattc, Comm. Um abolition o f junior high achool* the design for the uitlmste Call C o ^ t H A 9-8724 Wdeomea yen. ington. Abfaham Uneola and “ wSiAT-MeeeHBM ItottaM Iff N ew York ia * b ig qudstlon, and' anU-mlssila miaills. FraakUn Dalano Booaavelt. ■ t, ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATl|RDAY, MARCH 15, 1968 P A G E S IX Mystery Note jFoimd 300 Directors To Get Plim High Wind, Sen. In Mr^ Se^don’s Biig 'ks, Spillway To Improve Meetings Wet Snow Public Works Plan A 3-poiat plan designed to in- (OMttaoed ) Gives Tie on f fl p*----* , I Pats Oas) mwass the sfRciency of Board «C St«rk Biflts Law ■uapleiona >>• iu>tle«« Um ear Directors’ meetings may be laid' daiigbier was bdm to Mr. (CentiB«eci from Page Oae) . frena Page Om ) The stork bsat tks law in a would provide a $I,?W,000,006 re- parked ti^-tije i«m a i ^ t It waa Mrs. EfKvard JaworsM, 32 befqre the Board Tuesday night spsading caas today, tsmpo- dueUon for taiqpayNrs. parked/euly Uw ttlsht before Grii^ Hill 8t, niuraday at all-Negro Shady Rest section. The plan, which rHleets.^ the While eloudineM covered much rarity at least. Just befora quitting last nlgbt, ManmHster Memorial Hospital, Assistant Presacutor William the Sanata passed, 7i-l, • nsolu- - whia lie waa returning home ft'OBi ndt to sfr. fuJd Mrs. Charles' Frightaived residents, awaking to Board's wish to wind up its ses­ of the nation, the only major a r u tli^ caUlng on the Paatagon to ax- sions at % rsasonsbls hour with­ of predpltatioa outaida the mow DeHan aakad for a contlnuanco worti. Jawcnakl,^i|S Clyde Rd., as er­ flhd water in their homes and ria in Town OourtrthU morning In pedito construetim of $l,716Ji00,0M The autopey ehowed Mre. Sod' roneously Brteff. ing beneath their beds, seised their out flnposing a tlms limit on pub­ area waa In California where it al­ the qoss of Mra Nonna I* H |^ of mlUUry construction projects don wel ahot at close rwifo. |?oW- children ', and possessions and lic discussion, providsa for: ready had rained for more than 12 srom, 34, of 149 Ftermes 8L. for which Oongresa slrsAdy has arM ted Tueiday and charged voted funds. der bums were found on, h^r hwk. sloshed to high ground. 1. Scheduling all public discus-^ hours. Nearly an Inch of rato' Earllsr In tha waek. Deputy Sec­ A bullet had entered «ie back of slon 4arly on Uie agenda, and, u drenched Point Pledraa Blancas,. wits apoedlngi Scranloii FiJe T h e 30-foot wide spillway was ‘.“lO s. Kaberorn gave birth to retary of Defense Quarles said the her head and Iodged-3ic.hlnd her wailhed. away and the water flood­ the Board’s business', is not com­ fTentagm is ready to press forward pleted by 11 p.m., deciding then Calif., midway between Loe Ange­ a Ion in ManchesUr Msmorial right eye. Another sliig went ed an a i^ about a quarter of a les and San Francisco, during the with a b ^ $l,700JKliO,000 in military through the neck from left to whether ta continue or to gdjaurn Hospital this morning,” DaHan K m 8 2 W o ^ e n ; mile square. . A lOO-foot section night. explained to the court. eonstructlm, including mUitary to another night. housing and amorisa. right. of a paved road also was washed 2. More detailed preparation— ^ e shower activity extended Lt. Taylor theonxed the woman out In many places the water into.parts of Nevada and Southern A 2-week eontlnui^ce was The Senstar last Wsdnssday might have been shot by an assail-- and earlier distribution to the granted. passed a resolution urging a ^eed- 5 Others Hiirt rose to as deep as live feet. No press and Board membenK-by the Oregon, but only light amounts ant standing next to the left front houses were washed away and were reported in tnose areds. There up of civil pubUc works projsota as door df the car, or perhaps, crouch­ general manager of his notes ex­ a way of providing more jobs. (Continued from Page One) ef Davis said the water was plaining and backgrounding items were also a few light mow flurried ed in the back seat iping steadily. on the agenda. In the Rockies and Weatern Kan- Neither resMUtUm baa the force of Mrs. Seddon’s activities after Tha^ flood refugees were housed sa. law, but they express. Oengreaalm- ehe left the Darico home at 5 p.m. way, saw that fire blocked the Director Eugene Kelly, ehmrmam al sentiment. - ' in the'National Guar^ Armory and of a subcommittee charged with An Army helicopter made three iSiesday remain a mystery. She stairway and groped through dense in schooU. Guardsmen rushed into flights Friday ca r^ ln f food and In the House, IS Rm bUcan reportedly waa going shopping in smoke to a second floor window flnding a formula for efficient mentbera of the Banking Cbmmit- action, h ^ in g in the evacuation meetings, said today he hoped to fuel to farm families snowbound Miss JdaiiBa C. Marritt Manchester, and a receipt from openinf^ on the roof of an adjoin­ and in the directing of traffic. in North Kmaaa. Snowa which be­ Mias Joaniis Carlyn Marritt, S4( tee annotuiced yesterday they had preseht this plan to the Board at With Air Force voted unanimously to ask for ' King's Department store was later ing building. “ The dam, akwt 10 feet high and gan Feb. 28 have piled up to a 180 GIntcr St. died suddenly early found on her person. Why her its Tuesday meeting. Misa* Marilyn J. Haupt,. daughter ^om pt action on a $1,850,000,000 Mrs. Rose G. Evans and Mr. and constructed of earth, fronts along depth of 36 Inches In some pe|rU o f yesterday at htr home. car was parked in the vicinity of a quarter-mile htpetch of paved Not An Agenda of Mrs. Anna Haupt, 89 Birch St, Smith County on the northern hor­ emergency bousing hUl that has the Darico home, pointed in that Mrs. Joseph Roe also climbed out The matter is not on the agen­ and the late Rudolph Haupt, luu Her roommate in the apartment been passed by the Semite. Back­ oh the roof to safety. road. The lake ttoelf, covering de?. house was awakmed at S:S0 by direction is also a mystery State about 400 acres, has kn earth 4|vi- da, but it could be brought up un­ entered ^ e UB. Air Force iaa a Skies ware fair from Arisons ers of this bill say it would boost Police and other officials are try­ Several hundred firemen from 20 der suspensien of Uje rules.. Kelly flight atewardeaa. She la station­ Miss Merritt g * s f t V caUlng by 200,000 the number of new sion dam down the middle. eastward through Texas io< the for a plQraietan, By the time she ing to unrayel. '* companies in Scranton and nearby The South Carolina wwUife lake said-he would not expect the Board ed at the V. 8. Air Force Base at homes planned this year. They eati- communitlea b0ought the blase un- Gulf States. Aside from Qw cop)#r .kAd* run to a telephone m d r e - .„ ,^ , Another new^ development was ta -a gama-riifuge and Iq h yd far to t ^ e any action on the proposal,- San Ahtonio, Tex. Jh ths SautheMti Ahero^waTO’ reported to "The “Herald last night Her" control in about, two kowrs. recreation. It is by - crooked Tsddiar'ttBorim'wsanr ■*"A“fMduafi"«^-l*i®sj^tiff __ tTOheTiraririw^^ more than 500,000 penims. Then they waited for the charred only minor tamperaturo changes cording' to Dr. Robert R. Kemey by a Manchester man who asked creek which runs from the Spill­ leagues to hear the plan so that School, clast of 1957, she recently over most of the country. With the White Houro delaying that he not b i ^ entlfied. His facts ruins to cool.to begin the search they could begin considering it. completed a 12-week course at Jr„ medical examiner, the csjwe any recommendations for extand- for Angelo Mortati, 58, the miss­ way into the Big Pee Dee RiVer Little change in the gtMtal HI6HEST PRICES were passenpe,“ fairly eany in -the evening. the Maneltoater - MroMMal T o n r evferyiWiig.- ia ra “io Tft5r#-feT«tric Jjuy-only.-Jrom ..toe. small flahlng Something new that la Jirovii _ 6mes. end hanging over the river.The made loine hlpiways nation’s worke'fi' are 'eov»ifl by cheater Miliwork Cb. vrill'be glad boats that come back to port e a ^ very popular axe''13ffi'o'“'F6alnbow McMurty said that he could was investigating the accident. on any item on the agenda and Ul. utensils, slots for traya, narrow '270 BROAD ST. At least a doxen persons have re­ pauengera, tnetudiag a small child, Scattered power failures and sav- He waa bom in Windsor Locks, the Unemplo]rment Compensation ^ IG H GRADE to give you a free eatimate on the night with the day's catch of fish. Trout, frozen of course, and every­ . Have your work dose by ported seeing the death car at the not explain his actions. "It was Berlin medical examiner. D r again,.at the tall end of the meet-’ coat of renovation or building drawers, deep drawers, ahallow Just one o t those things that Ludwig W. Chotkowskl. pro­ scurried to aafety through the ve­ eral minor traffic aeciomts result the am of the late Lucy Graham system. REPAIR SHOP The fish is iced immediately after one says they are really delioioua. Ueetfsed aad insnred treemeh. scene since IHiesday evening. The Ing, on any matter within the hicle’s rear-end emergency door. ed. No acrioiie Injuriee ware re­ The bureau aiao eald Initial aomething new. They will aiao be drawers, cabinets, cupboards, cor­ you’re sorry for after you’ve done nounced the two nuns dead at the and Wifliam Massey. Re was a re­ WOUaBi H. ner cupbpards (or kitchen or din­ it is caught and each day it ia In April shad will come in and Ahraya At Todr Service For earliest report, police say, is that Board’s Jurisdiction. This second The bua was on its way from ported. claims by newly unemployed work­ PRINTING glad to help you make arrange- taken to port where speeding CALL . MACiDNE SHOP SERVICE a woman waa seen sitting up in the it,” he told the court. scene. opportunity often comes after 11 tired railroad worker. mente to flnaiwe this work through ing room—all pf these-wonderful you know Manchester S a a f o o d Manchester to Hartford whjsn the Hardest hit by the storm waa tha He leaves his wUe, Mrs. Viva ers for Jobleae payments rose by trucks carry It right to. Manches- will have them as soon as'they . BQUIPBaatT car at S p.m. Tuesday. Elmer C. Quandt, 47. of 49 Wells p.m. mishap occurrod. East Hartford extreme northweet portion of the CoioBibia Bto^^cs JOB AND COMMERCIAL a Home Improvement Loan and Uunga can . come true if you let • PAEXS faew and nbnllt) An unidentified motorist said ha St., was fined $15 for speeding. He This proposal would also save •tate. Norfolk had 17H inehea. Milburn Massey; to^^:;iiis, Hin: you'may spread the paymente.over Manchester MUlwork Go. help you. tM*. Thera is a 'difference in fish are caught and they will also CARTER TREE Police blamed the accident on the ry Of Rocky HIU and Donald and PRINTING handled this way, the aooner It is bone' them for you so you « AOCBaSORlEB saw the car parked on the road at was clocked at a speed of 80 m.p.h. Seawolf Attempted Mayor Harold A. T^kington, aa East HatUand up to 17 and Bark- Another indication o f oontlnued a period of three years )f this aulU. Why not call them now7 . SUPPUBS 7 :»5 a.in. Wednesday but that it Bllppery condition of the highway Robert Massoyi both, of Bolton; aaten the better for long periods can enjoy eating them without ion Hartford Rd. by Patrolman chairman of the Board, the trouble made that way from wet mow hamate'd Up to 16. receaaion came yesterday to a re­ nsri Efficient EXPERT CO. . DUPONT PAINT, SUPPUe B was not there Wednesday after-1I Robert Lannan. A $50 bond was of having to decide whftther or not Three to 4 inches foil in, the east two daughtora, Mro. Stanley Ches- of .icing means ths loss of lhat their proverbial "paper of pins” to To Find Sub that had been, falling all morning sey of Bolton and Mrs. Leo Cor­ port by' the Commerce Depart­ of AD RIndn toe quesUomteirea are needed and delicate sweet flavor. You try avoid. The store ia open 'roesday PHONE MI 3-7695 Opea Satofday oatil 6 pja. noon. Hooker, who found .the body set for appeal. a. particular item waa on the agen­ ern part of tha state, and 4 to 6 In ment that peraonal income drop­ Thursday at •:48 a.m., had seen the and was still falling at the time of nish of Gtastonbury; a olater, Mrs. Spruce Street Dem ocratic Unit should be mailed to Robert McCor­ fish from Manchester Seafood fend thin Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Charles W. Ha:rrison, 32, of da. This can be a vexing problem th«- mishap. the Connecticut 'valley, including ped last month by x*> annual rate car in the same spot Wednesday Coventry, was fined $12 for failure Off Atlantic Coast at times. Hartford m d the Springfl^ areas. Bonnett .Solomon of-Apalsctdrolq, Phone Ml 9-095B GOmniHTY PRESS mick. 154 New Bolton Rd., Man­ you win taste the difference at 8 a.m. to 9 p.m .. on Thursdays; about 5:30 p.m. Valentine AfldriuIU, 46, bt Hart of $L800,000,0e0. This'carried) chester. once. Why don’t you shop here and taste to secura a motor vehicle registra­ Kelly agreed that giving the. : V4'|: .-4* Fla.; Bill' grandchildren, aiid‘“ tm the income rate to $841,800,000,- , Si^kiiigTWenAers Dead at Least 24 Hours ford, complained of stomach, back great grandchildren. Uer. Ne. Main aad Na Schoot ■ The next meeting of the coih- Want to give yourself a treat? really fresh fish with its wonder­ tion; . (ConUnned from Page One) public complete freedom of exprea- and neck hurts and was admitted 000 on an annual baaia aa com­ atrrotn Telephnae MI-<-S7t1 THREE J'S Lt. Taylor said the autoMy, per­ Robert S, Gleason 35, of 468 alon early in the evening could The funeral will be held . from The Manchester Federation of mlttee will be held Tuesday eve­ Phone Manchester Seafood aome ful flavor that makes ahy meal a JOYCE to Beat Hartford Hospital, police pared with a record rate of 347)4 ■ Thursday or Friday and order real delight? formed at Hartford Hospital, Wetherell St., was fined $9 for a flurry of auch reported aightinga. prevent the Board from getting at reported. Hospital Notes the T. P. Holloran Funeral Horn':, bilUoNS last August However, Democratic Women is eurrently ning, March 25, at the home of Flower Shop, lae. RESTAURANT showed that the woman had been ^backing violation. He was arrested At Washington,' the Navy said, the bulk of its business until a late at a time to be announced. MANCHESTER conductings memberahip drive un­ Mrs. Anthony UrbanettI, 13 Green clam chowder, fish and chips, fried hour. In that event, he said, the TTie bus hung over the river for the rate last m o i^ still was 1 per Menor -Rd., who waa the former clams, Bcallopa or fish cakes and - S4 Church St, Ml 9-0791 ON ROUTE S and 44A dead at least 34 hours. That would after an accident when he backed without elaboration, that naval three hours before it was ri;^ted' cent above February a year agp. der the leadership of Mrs. Alice FIRST SETTrLERS ilace tha time of death at or be- out of his driveway and waa struck Board could decide whether to con­ PsUents Today: 217 MEMORIAL CO. SuMfside Smoeo Hutchinson, membership chair­ Mildred Sutherland. ypur order will be ready and wait­ vaaaela had been sent out to check by heavy towing equhimeht. It was reported,. at the ^aanjO/' New Hampshire first v/as settled Jore 0:45 a.m. Wednesday. by another car. tinue past 11 o’clock or adjourn ADMITTED 'H5STERDAT: Oppecite Epat Cemetery. man. in 1623, just three years after the e FUNERAL DESIGNS oh the reports. until some future night. “ We could Ume. that the Federal Resmye SERVICE STATIO^J Maka your phms now for Mrs. Thomas Hooker, whose hus­ Milo B. Decker Jr., 31. of 375 Kathrvn OigMo, 76 McKee St.; Jo­ Board's index o f industrial produc­ The primary purpose of the or­ landing of the Pilgriraa. 'The settle­ • WEDDING BOUQUETS band found the body Thursday Vernon St., waa fined $6 for oper­ The Seawolf ian’t working alone. adoot a flexible rule on that,” he seph Muldoon, 143 Bldridge St.; OPEN 24 HOITRS Bowling Bonquots. Coll She la serving ae command ahip of aaid. tion for February wJU eb q ^ a de- ganization is to be of aaaiatance ment was made at Oriorne'a Point, . FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS '<1 morning about a half mile froiq bis ating a motor vehicle with a defec­ Mrs. Lauretta Schindler, 26 Earl QHolity MMiwrids RojUte 6 ond 44A now the town of Rye. the search force, directing ahips cllne ta a level more than 10 per to the Democratic Town Commit­ FOR HOME and HOSPITAL Ml 9*4684 for rtsorvo* imii house on the comer of Bolton Rd. tive muffler. Cooperation Required St.. Rockville; Herbert Johnson, Mra. M|WPW«$ B. Shielda cent below tbe. p e a k ^ late 1956. BOLTON—Opp. Manchenter tee at election time. However, and Valley Falla Rd., was one of and aircraft into the pattern of the For the pMn’a second point tions. Robert H. Benoure, 20, of Hart­ Bolton: David OrockeU. South Rd.. FuneraL rorvicea for Mrs. Mar- The index in Decorober 1956 stood Over i t Fean Experiaace DBIVE-IN THEATER various social events are spon­ the last persons to see Mrs. Seddon ford, was fined $31 for misrepre­ hunt Cmdr. Richard B. Lan)ng, that of more detailed notea dis­ Rockville; Mra Margaret Babi- Shields, 136 School St., mive. skipper of the'Seawolf and a man Conrad S.';^owalakl. 52, of South at 147 per contain the 1947-1949 sored by toe Democratic women to New Spring sentation of his age on a motor tributed earlier— to be effecUve, neau. 173 School St.; Mrii. Hattie Id this morning St S15 from TIRE SALE maintain organization during off- SEATING FOIV OVER ' Mrs. Hooker told how Mrs. Sed- vehicle registration application. who knows undersea warfare from Kelly said, the cooperation of Coventry; Stephen J. Clessynski, average.:' T to' industrial produc­ Cdi Ml f-S«07 Brockway, Belton: Sharon-Patter B. Burke Funeral Home, tion report is'due out Monday. 6 J 0 k1 5 S 1 3 .4 S election years. HATS too PEOPLE ^ don had been brought to her house Benoure attempted to purchase a Pacific campaigns of World War Board members as well ss Gen­ 29, of A s Q rtm Rd., ahd Burt C. aofi. AndoverV Nora Walken 1 by a requiem high Maas PtiM Tax, Exchaage The next meeting of the Man­ In lovely pas­ by Mrs. Olga Darico, a longtime car by fsilsifying his age. He was II, aits at the nerve center of the eral Manager Richard Martin Long, 3o, of 73 Drive B, were ar­ Walnut St.; Edward Kubasek H. James’ Church at 9 o’clock. A. AlMETTl, Prop. friend of the victim, .and a neigh­ search. rested Shortly after midnight last Harriaoo 8L. Manchester chester Federation of Democratic tel shades are arrested when he returned to the- would be required. II Lilac St.; Walter Shepard. The Rev. John BlanchSeld was the Woman wlU be held at the Com- bor of Mrs. Hooker. dealer and told him his true age. This Isn't the first Urns such night in connection with a fist CAR WASHING arriving dsUly. Kelly said that iapparently not Hartford; Duane Nadeau,. %Sith celebrant and read the committal mimity Y March 25, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Darico pointed out the Judge Gryk ordered a warrant searches have been conducted. But all of the Board members now read fight on .Oak St. Patrolman Eli Windsor; Mrs. Doris Carinl. Jlouth service at the grave in St. fames’ , J o o le s s Q a im s ROAD SERVICE view from the Hooker porch, par­ issued for the arrest of McFadden it; la the first Ume the U.B. Navy'l notes prepared b)r Martin, with Tambling charged them with Glastonbury; Richard /Bonney, Cemetery. Mrs. Jane Maccaronp' Any woman inteireated in becom­ See Janet’s Une.Of ticularly a small pond. But Mrs. Express Co., of Stamford, charged has put one of its three operating the result that the manager la re- broach o f the peace and summoned Cromwell; Mrs. Janet/Teasdale, was organist and soIolsL'. - / ing a member of the organisation Handbags, Jewelry, Glove* Seddon looked at Box Mountain with failure to obtain a Public A-subs into an actual taunt. quirod to repeat hia explanationa them .to tQ>pear in Town Court on 216 Woodland St.; p m LaRosa Bearers were Thohiu O celli, S e a -S a w H e r e M o's and BUTS is invited to contact Mrs. Alice and asked If there .were a path up Utility Commission registration. An atomic submarine has built- of Menda items, often at length M a rch ^ . 51 Village St., lUfckviUe; Paul Oscar Chetelat, Jtlriiard CXetelat. V-' Hutchinson, or Mary O’Dwyer, or LUNCHEONEnE to attend the meeting on March 35. JANET'S it. She waa said to be a nature Bond was set at 150. in, natural^aaturea needed in anti^ durinjgthe meetings. Tambilng aiap charged Long Cardiiil.' Andover; Mias Catherine Edward Rldzqn, Paul Rtason and Claims for compensation at ths William A. O'Brien of . Vernon with carrying obaceiie pictufea and 917 Slain S t — Manchester lover. Mrs. Hooker relied that the submarine work. It has high spe^ If d o lle d nqtea were distributed aoae. 610 W. Middle Tpke. John DietA'!/ local unemployment office con­ A T T H B O R E p t Dubaldo . Next to “ Saving* Bank” ath was overgrown. She described Rd., Coventry, received a sus­ underwater; it can dive n r deeper several days }h advance of a meet­ literature. Hia bond waa set at A D M ir m I TODAY: Mrs. Mar- pended Judgment on a charge of $600,^ the other two at $(^. tinue to sea-saw from weak Jto MUaC CENTER Open Mon.—Open Thurs. till 9 Strs. Seddon as a “ meticulously than moat . conventional ijubma- ing and nisd by the Directors and garet Lyon's, 37 Foster Sr. Thomas J^l^addell Jr. week. ’33 MRS Qass improper parking. He was arrested A truck belonging to the Wil- CALL MI 9-6674 dressed" woman, ohe who would rinea; lt can stay down for weeks; used as ^eNbasia of newa reports b i r t h s ■YESTERDAY: A son The funera^w Ihomas J. Wad’ For the period ending March 9. WBERE THE GANG 188 Middle Tphe. Weet not walk into the woods in high for parking diagonally Ui two park­ it la elaborately rigged with new In the press,'Kelly said, both the;. iiam Peck Lumber Co., 2 Main St., dell Jr., 8$ Horton RA., was held ing atalls pn Main St. was stopped qn Rt. 15 yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Perry, there were 2Q5 new claims made— MEETS FOR A TEU MI 9-6205 Plans Heimion heele^. shoes without galoshes. detection gear; It la armed wit^ Dlrectpra and\the public would 244' E. Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. yesterdto afternoon at 2 o'clock at the week before there Were. S5l. Vincent Melone, 'ST. o f West et-seeking torpedoes. and the Ann was charged with fail­ Veniion constables found a wom­ have most of th^nformatlon they and Mrs. EMward .Noonan. 12 Jen the Holmes FHineral Home, with Durinrr other periods recantly thers TASTY SANDWICH! an’s and man's footprints, in the Roxbury, Mass., charged with *^0‘or reasons of security. details need before the meeting atarta. ure to providejhe vehicle with rear the Rev. John E. Poet minister of a c c o r d io n s The reunion committee for Man- FOR HNE "Speeding on~Rt.T 9, forfeited-a"$95- on— has -T^TriieeL' thi Burnislde Methodist a u rch , ofT were 241 rich elslras rnade-ane Ohestee High School, class of 1933, woods near railroad tracks a short Mrs. Jossph Shea, 99 WaUnit St.; week; 175 for two straight weeks; WKBERVE ; RINSWAirORGANS SILVERWARr distance from the death scene. bond. progressed'.to this point, or of the State Policeman Joseph Zdanowiez, fleiatihg. Burial waa in East Ceme­ ia arranging for the 35th reunion, A nolle was granted in the case First Match A ^ i n 90*s a daughter to Mr. and Mra. Joseph 403 another week'and 412 the week Daiicious Coffee. Neighbors described the area precise methods used, may .not be said the case is scheduled foriTown Tremano. 65 Pearl St. , tery; Prlyate Inatructioas scheduled (or Raturday, May 17, \REFINISNING of William J, Monroe, 32; o f 50t diacloeed. But these are the tmprea- Court Monday. ^ a re rs were Bruno Ladyga, before that 6FI31 T AJM. t i l l 49:80 FJL at the Rooemount Reataurant, Bol­ as -a»-i>iovers’ land." ^The Vernon MilWaulfee^Book matches got BIRTHS TODAY: A am to Mr. A total of 1,766 in all claims laatnunifeatf^d SnppIlea Holmes Handles Out-of-State Details constable, who found the -prints Hilliard St, charged with assault sions of- a-repoctersJKho-.was- In-on John C. Keqael,-1 7 ,^ 41 Dear- «nd.Mrs. Stanley Olender. Dobson Harry Custer, Raymond Coleman, ton. AND that hunt: v. dielrnaVt ai“ah'hdvertising med­ field Dr., was arreatm yesterday have now been made at the leciU One of the many helpful servlcoe'f Thursday evening; said they looked and battery and resisting arrest. vllie: a aort to Mr. ahd Mra. Wil­ Wal.ter Waddell, Fred Xing Snd Orchestra For Hire An up^to-data booklet contain­ ' For days,’ the search has been ium |n the 1890’s when, a brewery and chaiged witlv'a. liilea of the Henry Slusarczyk. officel The wedk before there were offered by Holmes Funeral Homes Army, will return in April to finish to be about two days old, and ap­ He allegedly struck (Constable liam Haberem. 149 Florence'St. ing information about aU the a .3-year apprfentlceahip required JEWELRY or James McKeogh who tried to long And painstaking. There have ordered 10,(k>0,000 to promote its road violation. He was involved in ' Thureday evening. Rockville 1A68. claasmatea ta-being compiled and that may not to *u generally known peared to match the shoes the dead DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: is the handling of all arrangements by the State of Connecticut, with W ATCH REPAIRS woman wore. arrest him for a motor ve­ been a few poeaible contacts, faint beer. The match company had fa­ a minor 2-car accident on McKee Lodge of Elks held a memorial Statewide, $3,322,459 wee paid will be distributed to those attend- cilities for. making only 2,000 a day Raymmd Bowm, East Hartford; to the unemployed during the week LIQUORS for fuiMral services when death oc­ hia father and brothers. The liewcr hicle' violation March 8. tracinga on sonar screens which St, Kensel will-be arraigned Mon­ JojMph Gallagher, East Hartford; serrice at the Funeral home. thg the dinner, All claasmates un­ might or might not be a submarine. and machinery had to.be Invented day,- Patrolman Prlmo Amadeo ending March 8 under State and curs out of the State of Connecti- and larger of the Homes, the one PHONE A suspended Judgment wias hand­ Martin VashallfakI, Marlborough; T. F. HOLLORAN able to be present tt'^the reunion at 400 Main St. haa had to bq en­ u ed down in the case of Norman But the Images were “ soft’’—they to fill the otder. said; Bfemorial Maes federal programs as compensation WINES-BEER will receive a copy by mall. About cu.. For iiutance, should a death couldn’t be classUled in.certainty. Gary Carter, - Coventry; Arnold A fifth anniversary requiem Occur in Florida, contact the. larged to accommodate the number NORMAN R. WEIL Thibodeau, 28, of East Hartford, Butler, 110 Strickland St.; Mrs. for 63,590 weeks of unemptoyment BEER IN BARRELS FUNERAL HOME 50 per cent of the questionnaires S ta p le S tu ck There there was a. particular High Mass will he said Monday at The average- paynjent waa $34.05. AUB-CONDITtONia) Holmes Funeral Homes and the/ of people wishing to use its facill- GEMOLOGIST charged with paaaing 6n the.right. Mabel McCracken. 17 Spruce St.; FOR ALL OCCASIONS! have been returned. tifea.. hour In that cycle of time which '7:45 a.m. for the repose of the During the preceding week, $2,ld0,- Ideally Ibcat^—ooavonlcBt aad To assist the committee in get­ vlll take care of every detail for TEL MI 9-6863 Albert C. Ching.BO, of 88 Hem­ It's a F a ct. MTs. Meanine MuUin and daughter, e DEUVEBY SERVICE n you. Funeral services may to heid The Main St. Home has had the lock St., was fined $13 for failuro runs on in a . submarine whert soul of Lillian F. Sullivan. 661 was- paid covering 60,240 away ffom tM busy tborongh- ting toe booklet to the printers, In Boy’s Eye there la no day or Might.' 17 Hartt Dr,, Vernm. Iqvthe town or city ^her*.the de­ chapel enlarged .to double ,its origi­ to grant the right of way. He waa weeks of unemployment, h year WEST SIDE (Bre. Dfsttaoflve Servlee. Mod- claasmatea who have not as .yet re- The Seawolf bad planed up near ago, $697,997 was disbursed. ara l^ litle s . \ tunted the questionnlitos are ceased resided-imd qpother service 11^nal BUBOslae w*th ah additloniU flower arrested after - a S-car accident enough,.the..surface .to use her fVfsv ycAitiisour idodrecN-Aet held here in town or simply prayers rooin to Iinsure proper care of floral With part of a nisty staple Im­ March 5. 6IRU jqiklMe WIM) 6COUT6 TO Nikita Warns West PACKAGE STORE urged to do so immediately. ' Tick- ABC APPLIANCE radtb. From the air cams a search JOHN ANDI8IO, Permittee eU need not be ordered now but at the cemetery, aa ia deai.red. This arrangenimenta. Parking is always bedded in his eye, a '13-year-oId Margaret J, Erickson, 21, of 70 plane’a report that It had gliitipsed LEARN TO a y CatiMriiii HoNor^m is a: real boon to the family for it a 'problem proole ahd to overcome thia RockviUa boy was rushed , to Man­ Cambridge 8t„ was fined $9. for $68 CENTER ST. Lioeased Fbaerai Diroetor REPAIRS something. New^f Tidbits. On, Role in Europe R e c o r d s MANCHESTER—Ml 9-0196 raHevea them of;.aU the burden of condition toe side and back yard chester Memorial Hospital yester­ passing a red traffic aignal. The Seawolf dropped down. Thi HUNDAEot OF omL tcouri nsaking arnUigementa at long dia- waa paved to provide parking space Mrs. Eleanor-R. Maloney. 38, of TRAVEL EVERY SUMMER TO John J. Crafty Jr. 21 Moplo St.^ 1 9-1575 day afternoon where he underwent command came: Culled from Wires (Centtaiied from Page One) “One CfU Dora It AST taiMe;,lt also means that no trip for bp to 80 cara. . 35 Norwood St., was fined $9 for “ Flank speed!’’ SOMhiit ANOyiSirMilL Lioeased Erabahner an emetgency operation; David ouioe FRIENOt IN OTHER Wairaatee Deed DRY CLEANING by a ntember of the family ia nec­ It ia now possible to hold three REPAIRS ON— a violation of the turning statute. Atomic power poured in. The They would be aimed at resump­ Hamilton and MUditod P. McKee 175 Oeater SL—TeL ID 8-7069 services at toe same Ume with no Crockett, son of Mr. and Mrs. .^COUNTRICAONE TROOP IN essary to insure the carrying out of Originally charged with reckless Seawolf was like a huge, swift fish, PENNSYLVANIA «ATH- House Investigators plan to hear, tion of private arms talks. to Petty E. and Dorothy H. Ward Read Herald Advs. and I.AUNDERING these arrangements. This aeiVtce coiiflict or confusion. Two ohapeia, GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, Llnwood Crockett, South Rd., Rock- driving. Mrs. Maloney was arrest­ boring through the water. ERSPANOSOLP PRAYIN6 aome members of the Federal - The 'Soviet government said it and Henry J. and Katherina A. Branches At: la made poarible' by the fact that the 'enlarged chapel may be divided TOASTERS, FKRCXILATORS, viUe, received the injury in school.' ed after striking's fire hydrant at The spot reported by the plane ia MANTTtEftftf KRAVEARI 'Communications Commission on could not take part In the work of Barnum, all of . Hartford, property IS OAK ST. the Holmes Funeral Homes are by thfe'uae of sliding drors, family VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT- Ja6k McVeigh, principal of Crys­ Main and Haynea S t reached. TO EARN MONEY FOR TNEMt any disarmament commission -on Ridge St. . ■ allegaUoBs of hnprapar eonduct 601 HAKTFOBD BD. member* of the National Funeral roohia are aviiabic' on the first floor ER8, FANS, SEWING MA­ tal Lake School where David is a Elijah J. Roser of Bolton was The Seawolf has been running TWFTOEUROro after winding up probe of afleged where the Communist nations are Administrator’s Deed rirectors Aaan. and tlurough them and a third chapel with family CHINES. ' student, drove the youth to a doc­ fined $3 for failure to pay a park­ deep-before. But now a new. com­ presi outnumbered. Estate of -late Frank L. Schmidt S49 N. MAIN ST. you are assured of the tame tra­ room ia on the' second floor. Air tor in Stafford and then to the local ing ticket issued in Deoember. mand comes. Take her deeper, very RighiLof a group headed by Sen. "It is neceSsary,” the Foreign to Stanley Swetaes, property on Do" You Have $50/000— ccnditionlng and loud speaker ays-' hospital. NEW SYSTEM ditional aervice . that haa always AH work guorcHitood Sheldon A. Leveston of Hartford, deep—hundreds and hundreds of KerriD-Okia.) to a national bank Ministry statement declared, “to Wetherell St. marked their desire to aaaiat all tei'ia throughout add much to the The accident reportedly occurred charged wiUt failure to pay an feet deep. » charter at Oranfo, N.. M., to be find other ways to break the dis- Certificate of laoorporstiba UUNDRY comfort and convenience- of thoee When David and a companion were orMore—ToInvosi? families at such a time. overtim# parking ticket, forfeited There is ailenct in the boat. Men chAlleaged by another group, armameht deadlock created by the Balboni Co., wholesale and retgU Hie Holmes Funeral Homes, lo­ attending aervice*. Now, aa alwaya, playing with rubber bands and a $5 bond. He waa arreated yes­ speak softly, though thrir voices r'th -w eatefn powers. The groceries with capital stock of j DRY CLEANERS staples. headed by the aon o f-a Supreme Main Plant: 44 Harriaoa SL cated at 400 Main 8t. and 28 Wood- pcional consideration la a tradi­ CU5TOM MADE^ terday. would not be heard bqyond the hull. Court jusUce. early convocation of a heads-of- $50,000 divided into 500 shares of If you aro a penon of aubetantial meane—or an othfeg- tion with.the Holmen family 'and David’s condition this morning is $100 each; all coiqmon atock, An­ Phone Ml 9-7768 bridge 8t. are alwayi open to serve CANVA5 AWNING5 .Norman R. Dumachat 27, of 14 Stillness except for the* electronic UB. Army saya one of its In­ ....mLu. meeting tp Solve the wimreap(»wibleforhivaatmgaUrge*omof money—our those requlrlnfc their help. Hark their pledge of, sincere aervice to reported as satisfactory. He can voice of the hunter, the pinging most urgent international problem thony Balboni, Joaeph Balboni and Victoria Rd„ was fined $18 for telligence agents whose body was Inveatment Adviaory Department may be of ipiportaht Holmes haa been jolnto by his two those'' requiring these' services determine light, but authorities are failure to drive to the right. He sound of sonar Impulaes questing upon which agreed decisions could Robert W. Gordon, incorporatora. guarded In estImatiM the final found floating in Tokyo Bay may sons, Howard and Arthur. A third doe* much to lift a burden from was arresM after his car struck out into the black deptha have been j^otsoaed after handing be reached, and first of all the dis­ Marriage I.leewee aarvico to you. " thoee suffering the loas of a loved damage to the eye.. 'Two dangers Elmer Alrfc Hatfield, 68 Durant son Noiman, who is now flnlshliig a utility pole on Oakland St. He The high speed has been cut hia inauranqs policy to hia wife and armament problem, would serve a 6-montha training period in the one. for which they are watching are an down. The seawolf craaps, stalks . . . this fend." S t, and Gladya Eva Syphera, 68 ateflkd by experienced, profeaiionally train^ in v e ^ infection or a cataract. waa originally charged with reck­ CHIL0REN WITH HANOI- diaappeartng. .'.Percy Gale Jr., less driving. * stealthily, listens, looks with Its restgaes .iris gllJMfNtTyear poel- Durant S t - BitEit man; tha department baa had wide oxparimioa with eAneANRioiRLseovTA BoUdhig Permit Beriiard J. Yanelli, 24, of Hart­ electronic eyes. - ToeWYTMERRARE gW4 Uon aa director of New York the nadal proMama that Often accompany the inveat­ Water Taken from Milk Is that a contact 7 Iha echoing 'HANPICAPMO CHILORIN IN City's acsndal-tom Bureau of Real C. Gambolatl and Son for Ed­ ford, waa found innocent o f speed­ Rubbing of Green ward Shea, pooatruct 1-atory house ment of Iprge iuma. In additioil to individual accountfe, VIC’S nzu SHOP don WILLIS not« bounces back, ■U'cmger and «R L 6COUTTROOPS Estate. ing. He was arrested on Spruce on Bush Hill Rd„. $13,500. 153 W. Middle Thraplhe Milwaukee—Dried milk is made St. in a radar check. stronger. The blip of green light Town Prosecutor Dennis N. the department handim penaion, profit aharing, and » - OALI. from whole milk. Nonfat dry milk on the sonar'screen aeems to be­ Garvey says he has ordered a po- New Haven, March 16 (F)— ^ramtot funds in aubatantial amounta, For complata Phone M l 9-S700 solids are made from akUn milk. come firm.: Uqe inveeflgation of a complaint Detectives caught five young- Bite of. the short-tailed shrew ta M l 3.6563 G11M6E In manufacture, 95 to 98 per cent It could be, a submarine. The accusing former Hamden Police atert gresnhanded. poisonous from a secretion in Its - iwfonnefefont plaaaa contact: • PAKKNI* ' PIZZA IS Main SL, Tel M1-9.4M1 salivary glands o f the water is removed. After pre­ sonar indicates It may be one. But Chief Frank E. Cattaneo of They were writing tiie let­ V-, SPAGHETTI heating at 140 to 180 degrees for A b o u t T o w n the machine might be wrong. It ters I.R.A. in gresn paint on EDWARD W. KRA8KNICS, ifnnaiw . AhMMiqnm Roll Up AwaiBg* A0OUT M.OOO MIN bigamy.. -Brooklyn District At- RAVIOLI. . SpGeioliiliici Ib SO to 80 minutes the milk is con­ could be a Rah or whale, even at MLON* TOTHE «RL tt^ ey 's OlBoe saya it has brokan the side of a market. I.R.A. ^isiittd 4F . Venetian Blinds centrated in vacuum pans and . Mias Norma LeClaire, 46 An- these depths. Or . perhsps it’s .•CeUTt.TNIV aiRVE At up a televlsfoN ropalr rocket that stands for the outlawed Irish . Storm Doors dried by spraying into a chamber aaldi Rd., ia 6ns of two students trlfck o f temperature layera. VOLUNTtSM ON PINANEl cost set owpera thouaands of dol- Republican Army. SHEAR^bN, H a MMILL t CO . OPEN; DAILY IRAKE SERVK • Combination Wtadowa of hot air ^r onto a slowly re­ from the University of.Connecti­ You can’t be certain. coMAtmnt,HBLP6irup lara At least one of the cops is .7:30 AiM. to 11:00 P.M. volving heated ,dinm under vacu­ cut who are practice teaching in This is the point where the story EOMAIIII CAMPS, ON TEACH «RU George Johes„ New York 11-year- an IrUhman. And St. Patrick’a tieeten Ne» Yw* tlTOi faefeMO* Fraaf End AUvimaiit; Monchostor AwningCo. M ^kM tw Moviaq 196 WEST CENTER R . um. Dried milk can be stored for the business departmsnt.'st Man- must stop. Security interests dic­ PNOTOdRAPNY.SOdK COLUCTINS, old who admitted puahlng two IMy ia Just around ths corner f IS M dn Siroaf, Manchoalor • MHehall S-1171 SUNDAYS ' IM g periods in moisture-proof chaster High School, the Univer­ tate that the outcome of the.8ca- CARPENTTW e k OTHER m ro u . * younger cduldron to their deaths in —but still, the kids had to 'md TrHckiiif e(l to A hew 7 o’elocir. A eellectien wlU veteran snapped out of a slump with B^masing seven-under- BY AL VERMEER be taken with all money ear­ Vittaer, has attracted 88 pi the ■par SS/lii the second round of the CROSSWORD PUZZLE "wot)^ a indoor mile record. marked for the Bill Neville towa’a top keglera. Hippo %(IS^QOO Pensacola Open ysstarday. Irelk^s l.SOO^eter Olympic^ Fund. Neallle suffered a brok­ Oom ntl is tbq.defeadlag ebam- ^ 36-hole total of. 70-65—lU . chsmj^l'iim' eloctTiHod an : Intome- en neck several weeka age ptaa-^ NBA Playoff ^ a v a him a one-stroke lead aa play tlonav' hhiDliltheatre . crowd of While talcing part in a gym AftemoOa shifts were sched­ resumed today. 10,138 T>j< winning the featured Bowie Feature claae at the high school. uled at 1 a’pleek and 8:45 and Pressing him strongly was Ken Anawr to Frwvlom Putri* [•ifUisis Bankers’,Mile of the Chlcsgo Re­ Ernie Dowd will handle the evening sblfia were slated at Start Tmlity; Venturi, leading money winner of lays in 4 ;03.4. ' ' : ' Coaches sriiose lineup will In- 4:80 and 0:15. Guaranteed the year, Venturi-jtarded a 66 to Btigron Bit w . ThiSt shSvid two-tSnlhs of a sec­ Tops Program rlude Joe Oampoeee, - Woody cash prizes W in be awarded to Mis USUAL go with his opening round 70. ond oft the record Delany has t|e«n Busbey, Via Koben, Jack Hed- the'tourney’s top four bowlers Nats Paired Other front-runners were Frank FAMNSMOP flirting with for two y«er|. the lund. Marsh Fetter, Lou Ced-> and Pagaal Caterers also will Strahahan of Toledo, Ohio, 68-7B— • Elder son of 4:0ga mark Mt bv Denmark's O n Race Slate ding, Jim Herdle, Wally For*^ donate a trophy to the cham- 138: Defending champion Art I Notable Gunnar Nielsen in New Tfork in tla. Ed Gala and Mike Okppa. phm. New/York, March 15 iffl—A Belgian city Isaac (Blb.V honta^ourt advantage made De- Waller of Pocono Manor. Pa., 71- .•Seines BY DICK TURNER 1038s New York, March 15 <8^- -The The All-Stars wUi tactade three 67—188; Young Wes Ellis Jr. of • Belgian city, CARNIVAL Delany started off last night in plajren from each Midget oft a alight favorite today over noted for 10 Allowance for typical fashion, permitting the '4let running of the Bowie Handi­ ncinnati in the first game of a Ridgewood, N.J., 80-80—138; and waste LeagM team. Ted Kroll of Sarasota, Fla., TO­ '•architecture ,,__ others In a four-man field to set cap toi>B the thoroughbred racing Aayone wlthlng fe ihake a Yale Tankers best-of-three seriea to decide the 11 Form e notion the early pape. program today, aa nine older, honies contribution to the fund may do firat-rouhd winner of the National SS—130. Basketball Aean's. Western Divi­ Also well up In contention wtra llEapunger II Rowing "P "When I nbafd the field' ari- attempt to qualify for Bbwib'e BO at tbe Weot Side Ree office. 14 troo cutter noun^er call out a 3;0S'tlrne for Set Hot P 6ce sion playoff. Don Fairfield of Casey, IIL, win­ 'implement 1100,000 John B. Campbell Me­ The House A Hale and Person­ ner of the 1058 Pensacola Open, 15 Woolly >0 Chaff 31 Unclothed 44Bodioo of' PhH Colemait at the thiTe-nuar- morial March 30. alised Floors of the Junior The Syracuse Nationala were fa­ BY ALjCAPP and BOB LUBBERS isrsciuty aiErollce lOMoundeuead water tere. ‘I decldeff this was U," the Mri. Ethel Jacobs’ Paper Tiger; League, will play a t 7:48. Annapolis. Md^^ March 18 (ffl— vored to defeat the Philadelphia 71^$i—140; Tommy Racons . of 17 Portuguoot 41 Japanese gaitat Irishmah expiafned., Yale's flashy.«trimming stars, Tim warriors tonight at Syracuse in WhltUer, CtaUf., 71180—140: Otto 33 Emporium by. golfore who came from last place Monday the -bpenlng^-game-of th* NBA's =^ mdle • SrCentory visirt M Oraeaeantal. „,....euteesta™--.... , „ ‘X^aaoifly.aatride.hehln4.Cole- to win Tfr Tspren farWmgt' ttnwtip. Jiscker aiid^R^Bg Andemsem, have a Gretner of Twiaflyi -NJiV ST-74— lIPiDtpowdSr 47 Chest banes msin and I felt etrongfr than any chance.of winning three titles each Eastern Diylston playoffs. 140; Dave Thomas. . 28-year old SiProvaricotor etampe heads the fielo for the mile and Some 6,000 fane were expected 30 Water voaotiaM______Hardy heroine IT IfarUe 41 BhieUl bearing tiine thie year at that stage of-a one sixteenth Bowie under TlS H a g ^ e Leafler In ^ the Eastern Intercollegiate English pro, 89-72—141; and Wal­ IS Meditarraneen jy R^tfanSe eoSimple aiObeervee mile race. 1 cou)d feel the energy Swimming League Individual cham- to turn out for the Platon-Rayals ter Burkemo of Franklin HlUs, pounds, : Neat at 114 is Jack game, which Vlll be televised na- Ulend (,b.) eiCrntU •lOoddaea at flowing ahd I regjly opined up." .Amierg Mr. Turf, who ran second pionahips.’ Mich., 70-71—141. M Jkjond edition jg gUKtilto# 41 PSlher (Pr.) InfatuaUeB TTie Vtllenova* senior certainly Jecko already has captured two UonaUy-tNBerk^p.m. EST). Tony Fortlno 33, scored the IS Cempaas petal did'open up, wlUt'4 B8.4-flnal quar-' in the southern Mar^and Handi­ By One Stroke During the regmar 72-game aea- SlPorolgnor appollatton 41 Level cap. tltlea and Anderson one in two days first hole In one in the Pensacola ^ IIMuiicel • ter that left the oipacH)) crowd in of the championstripa staged at son Detroit and (jth'clnnatl divided Tournament history and second in cosnody a frchxy aahe ^ i i ^ . h t m e some Elsewhere seven horses headed Augusta, Ga., March 15 (FI— 12 games evenly. In the 12 con­ » by Mrs. Wallace Qilroy'l Oh the Naval Academy pool. Eight hla career. He sank hie tee shot II Cook In Ml r 1 rrrr IS years ahead'jSf CubmiA. Pretty Marlene Hagge carried a events have been decided while tests. Cincinnati outacorbd Detroit on the 143-yard 16th hole but the r Johnn.v were entered, for the |18,- ovon Delany, whose Beat preVleinI in- slender, one-stroke lead Into the seven more winners' Will be crown­ 1,242 to 1,207. At no atagb of the ace failed to help the Glens Falls, 14 Eludo r nife Was 4iOS;7:T|i Ihff^tidn- OOO-added Appleton-' Handicap at season did cither team wth. two N.Y., club pro. He had a 82-77-169, 15 Noetest aKAAU meet la|t^|iMmth, said, he Gulfstream Park; while tl(e King third round of the Women's title- ed today. games in a row from the otheT. II Hirelings r B . >vegn{t psrticulgiV'thriUed by the Ranch's Goldqn Notes and Rose A holders Golf Tournament today af­ Jecko starred in last night’s 11 strokes over the cutoff mark for . ter ailments' hsmpered two «rf the test, clipping more than two sec­ Beet Scorer In History the low 60 pros. II lieasurcs of 1 new (record. Kiipstein'a..Swirling ' Abbey stand Pacing the Pistons at the Unt nenor ' 1 9 "1 really wantatf to win it for my. out l|i a field of 11 entered for the favorites. onds off the NGAA mark in the Ten amateurs also remain in the i verslty of Detroit Memorial build' -\ 41 Iflmice P coahh. Jim tnilott," said the seri- ITO.OOQ-added Albany Handicap at The Delray Beach. Fla., profes­ 200-yard butterfly. The 20-year-oId final two rounds. i junior covered the distance in Ing will be balding George Yardley Joe CampbelL Walker Cup play­ 4S Rtvorenhtl oua^inannercd Irishman. "He has sional avoided a halfway point JERRY BRONDFIELD Golden GsU Field. —the beat scorer in NBA history. er from Knoxville. Tenn., waa low r r r r doiMjeo much for me in four years Stepping Stone deadlock yesterday with Uruguay's 2:00.4,' com oared with the old Yardley is the first player to rRr w stalv^rd of 2:08.6 he set in a dual amateur. The former Purdue star 4IL ^ e god at Vinaiioaa, The Appleton also is a stepping Fay Crocker by holing an 18-foot score more than 2,000 points in an MDlscloot m - "Pepple expected me to break putt on the last green. The birdie meet Hast season. had a 70-73—143. S3 Withdrew r atone to another 1700,000 prise, the ■ Anderson broke a meet record NBA season, aetttng.a record with the rlc^d ali year. I'm not a ma­ milfstrOam Park Handicap next gave her a 75 for the day. a 86- 2,001 during the regular season. HPlayi host to r B chine,' i can't be turned on and off. hole total of 140 and a narrow twice, swimming the 220 yard free .Yardley will be aiming In the SSlfake peMible mI i Saturday. But the Kerr Stables style in 2:08.1 in the qualifier then Last night, ju|it felt good at the edge over Mias Crocker in their playoffs for two more scoring rec­ Stars Win -Again, MPeeUng fT f 1 eiKl bf thrle-quertere and 1 de- Round Table, the Far Western sen­ copping the final in 2:05.2. The quest for $1,000 top money. ords—George Mikan'e record of IT Worms p cldM 'f could do it. ' sation, took the headlines in that former meet niark of 2:06.8 waa 9 K department 'yesterday when >Beverly.Hanson of Indio, Calif 376 total points In 12 playoff Trounce RockviUe DOWN "Before the race I told Coach Bf- Spahn in Mid-Season Form act by Yale's John Il|arshall in 1901 gamea, set in. 1950. and Alex Gro llott , that If 1 could make the broke the Gulfstream track record the first round leader, and defend­ Jecko also defended his 200 yard 1 Ealitence r B 1B1r tn the Challenge Pitrse. ing champion Patty Berg limped Milwaukee Brave southpaw ace Warren Spahn swings arms be­ za’a 1951 record of an average of I Notion 1 I thiebsquamr mark tn 3:05, -1 individual medley title,s winning in 32.8 point! game. The undefeated Manchester • Round Table won' (he mile apd off the exacting, 8,290-yard Au hind back aa he starts pitching motion during three-lnnlng mound I Congeri r UJ would try for the recont 'TWat's 2:10.0, nearly two secoh^a slower Yardley averaged 27.8 during Stars' chalked' up their third one sixteenth event easilyr and his gusta Country Club courac In con stint against Philadelphia PhilUea yesterday. NCte Spahn'a grip 4 Violent storm the'way It hhppened.” than hie meet record of last year. Detroit’s regular , season, and 28,7 straight win last night:. 75-54. over J Dverybody In the field had a 1:41 3-6 clocking knocked -twm- stderabie pain. ---- on ball and twisted motion of pitching hand as he begins windup- Jecko win compete In the 100 a Rockville ' quintet comprising • Summer (Pr.) Warren looked in midsiunmer form, allowing one hit and no runs, against Cincinnati. , • Angle«Irish handiaf pacing Delany’s great 11- fifths off the mark held jointly by. Miss Hanson, who said the chill yard butterfly today and Anderson several membera of this year’a r |J lap m ile.F irst Itrwaa Jim Beat- Hash N.i^ht, Needles, Better Bee winds aggravated an old back ail as Braver won, 8-1. (A^ Photofax). In Eastern Division competiUon, sweotheert jj will aim for championships In the the Nationals held a 9-3' edge over varalty squad. The contest was r led. 41m .Aral .four. Japg. .anA Naw..'iY«wA.. .1 ^ ^ .!• meat,.soared, tn an SOir-elght oyer playiid in tha Windy .City a# part -., 100 and 44fl free-etylo eventar.. the- Warriors for~the season ahd ifi 1 ^ 7 fOlM with CoIeinaA running second, De­ «xpected~tb rule a heavy firvoritc men's par—for a two-day total of of a benefit doubleheader. In the mile and one quarter Gulf- Other winners in last night’s are not expected to have much lany third and Burr Grim fourth. 152. championships: 50 yard free style. playoff difficulty with Philadel­ Guard Cjhuck Salmond and tall On the fifth, itxlh and seventh, stream 'Cap. Hiss Berg suffered a knee and Ed Nicholson, Brown, ;22.8; 200 phia. Pat Miatretta hooped' 20 and 15 BY JOHNNY HART lapa 6rtm wag ahead with .Beat­ The snow that swept the East ankle injury when she fell short­ Braves Look Good, yard baickstroke, Mahlon Kirk points, respectively, for the Silk ty, Coleman and Delany trailing. halted racing yesterday at Lincoln ly before teeing off. She fired a Army, 2:11.3: 10 yard breaststroke: Townere end teammate Hank Coleman waa in charge on the Downs, and the management of the 79 and was locked with Miss Han­ Pedemonte . added 12 talllea. Rock- UKa BVBffVnilNM \ Rhode Island track was uncertain Jim Stanley, Harvard. 1:05.8: <>ne Midget Basketball • touen rvtsw .1 eighth lap and Delany. sUrUng son in a third place - tie, three meter diving. Warren Frlschmaiin ville'e Bob Qroue waa the night's TDWMmwiiiaaieyJ to make his rnova, hmshed elbows whether the Saturday program strokes off the pace. Patty ia seek­ Better Than Ever Syracuse, 415 points; 400 yard POLICE A FIRE top point-maker with 31 markers. with Grim. -• But Deltny poured could go ahead. ing her eighth tltleholders crown. Standings Manchester makea its second free style relay, Yale (Bronston, W. L. Pet. atart in the jSouthington Y Tour- through on the .-inside and went A doctor said the St. Andrews, 111., New Yorl^March 15 ^ — Milwaukee Manager Fred Luak, Faurot and Taft) 3:30.2. surging ahead by blmaelf .the rest caught 30 veteran sprained both the knee and Crutsera ...... 12 3 .800 inament Tuesday night at 7:30. of the way. toiKh^wn paasci in hla eyven sea-1 imkie. Mlaa Berg Mlled for Upe Haney has added some new ingredients to a pitching recipe Chiefs ... e • • • • pi • 10 6 .667 Delany closes “Ws indoor cam- son with the' San Francisco 49era. and inaieted on playing that Wlppdcarry the Braves to their first world champion­ Y Fruit League Engines .. •••e*e«es« ^ n .267 paigir in the Cleveland K. of C. ship season. The recipe: Take the strong starting Ladders ...... 4 11 .267 ' Hookey at a Glance gamea next Saturday. i W. L. Pet. In the season's finale of the Po- pitcheraW arren Spahn, Lew Bur-*- HoneydeWs ...... 88 28 .708 Friday’s Reaalto Hayes Joiies, EaaUm Michigan j dette,' Bob Buhl and Gene Conley io? (lice and Firemen’s Midget League .American Le:^a« hurdling star, won the 80 high | Redlegs 5-1. It was only the i Sugar Plums at the East Side Rec last night the .^.'Sprinkle with a touch of fine re­ Bombers' second victory in seven ! Peaches Rochester 4, Providence 2. hurdlbs..ln. 7-0 seconds flat. Thie; lievers, Don McMahon and Ernie .OB'! ch(impjon Cruisers ran over the Eaetem Lewgn« Playoffs (Best of waa announced as a new world j Anthony Gets Off Floor evers games — both against the Red- Dates A Nuts .... .490 lowlv Ladders 45-19. Johnson:. .Add some exceptional legs. Don Larsen allowed only two Fig Bara ...... 385 Sleveti) Indoor mark. '...But Milt CamplMli, i youngsters, Juan Pizarro, Carleton .260 With Duly Lisciotti setting the Johnstown 3 Washington 2 former- Indiana track great, had ; singles in a- five-inning stint. Berries ...... pace with 19 points, the Cruisers Willey. Bob Trowbridge and Joey In other games, the Chicago The third place Peaches upset , trouble m turning back the (Double Overtime). Johnsto'wn the same time fbr'''.41>* i To Knock Out Durelte Jay..'.And sweeten the mixture the league-leading Honeydews 3-1. leads. 2-1. etlcka In last year's Mlllrose with some components obtained White Sox beat the Los Angeles : Ladders. Jeff Gentilcore chipped BUGS BUNNY Games In New York. Dodgers 3-1 under the srcllghts: Sugar Plums .shut out the Fig in with 10 tallies for the winners. Saturday’s Schedule . from Chicago, Bob Rush and Don the San Francisco- Giants trmimed Bars 4-0 and Dates A Nuts also I For the losing Firemen. Jack Sim- NathMial League -In the high _ -Jump, - , Villanov^ej , New York. March 15 (/P>—What a d iffere n t one fight Kaiser. won 3-1 over the Berries in make­ BROTHER WHAT'RE VA EONNA THATS CiPHOLOtKl' Phil Reavie clw ed 6 (eet 10 1-4] _ aj-g T onj' A nthony was loiw ked out by Cleveland 7-2: DetroiL beat Boston I mons was the pacesetter with 10 Clilcago at Montreal. PO AaOUTlT, TH' FAWLY Inches to retain his title and miss makes! bix monins ago lonj aiivu y ^ heavyweight Some National League managers 11-8; Baltimore nipped the Cuba up games yesterday morning. : points- and Mike Haponik found Detroit at Toronto. and club officials hollered loud and Top scores were turned in by HALF PINT- REPUTATION. the exlaUngexisting world indoor mark by A rchie Moore in a bid for th e old g a ffe r 8 i i ^ i neai^^wcigni 7-6 and ' Kansas City defeated the range with three. New York at Boston (Afternoon, iMOOrME?^ The record is 6-10 ,-rftWn. Today th e lean, young New Y orkei w as seeking a long when the Braves acquired Washington 5-1. Flo Kloter 110-124 -331, Norma TV). a half inch. crowfn. Rush and Kaiser from the Chibs in Goodin 122-105 - 326, Helen American League . '3-4 set by Kenneth Wlesner ih the ,:crack at heavjwelght chaihplon,* An error by Don Zimmer, who Bob Harbjson. assistant football a five-player deal last Dec. 5. In tossed away a double play ball, en­ Mather 108. Marge Holmes 106. Cleveland at Springfield. 19.13 Chicago relays. FTqyd Pattiyaqn. . Rush, they claimed Milwaukee Ceal 'Taft 119. Edna Hohwieler 104, coach at Florida State University, Bob Outowaki, Occidental's su­ "We want Patteraon." shouted abled the White Sox to pick up two Janet Hailhot 105, Marge Hibbard hsa been on' the staff years al­ Eastein League Playotfe perb pole vaulter cleared IS feet Standard S^t picked up a durable, veteran right­ second inning run, for tfieir margin : iS r^l^nrC hlckleX nkV e'T oT Charlotte at New Haven. Manager Elrnle Braca after hla 23- hander who would make the of victory. A potenUai ninth-inning 105-10( «nti cnicKie janicKe lus. though he's only 30 years old. to dethrone Don Bragg, former year-old punching protege stMped Braves much tougher to beat in Villanova ace. Another defend­ awkward wild-swinging tvopr rally by Loo-'Angelca petered out in Horse Race 1958. when Gil Hodges fanned and Carl ing champiiw fell when Army Lt. Durelie of Canada in 31 seconAkm And they probably knew what Arnold Sowell. ex-Pltt star, waa the seventh round of s teleytaion Furillo popped out with runners on shaded In the Harr)- Gilt HSOO-v«Pd thriller at MadUon Sqiiare.Garden Miami, FIs., March 15 (#1—Round they were yeiling abouL second and third. run by North Carolina's Dave last night. Table today became the "hot .Showing Up Well Rookie catcher Roger McCardell Favorites, Darkhorse Scurlock.. Floored in the first round by a horse " in next Saturday's $100,000 For. the 32-year-old winner of cracked two homers, one i grand Rprinter Ira Murchison retained right and left to^ the Itead. Anthony .added Gulfstream Park H«ndlcap 110 big league ball games is^show- j *'*” *• 'Ramom hU 60 aprint title and Charley came raging back to stagger the and the California speedster' like­ ing up well in the early «hibition ; S T Jenklna Olympic 400*meter cham­ 28-year-oId fighting fisherman re­ ly will be odds-6n choice in the pion, .repeated in the Frank Hill peatedly. floor him in the sixth snd mile and a quarter race. CAVALU to r S iSnTnfs ' i n ^ Innings.^*''''""'’: Gain Regional 600. ' Iowa's Deacon Jones out­ bottih him in the seventh, ref­ Weights are dub Monday for the lasted Southern California’s Max eree Ruby Oold.is D’Amato (Patterson's man­ Round Table, with Jockey Willie games. from there on K-State held com- Indoor Track Meet afStorrO. The Harmatz substituting for Willie Braves'-victims hi the last World three-run homer that' highlighted a an overtime period. Aftemoon Clashes mend with Roy Dewita scoring Golden Hurricane# amasaed a t ^ l ager)- before he jind Floy'd ssiled Series, got help -from regulars Bill five-run first inning. Duke Maas Here's how they’ll line up for to­ of 52 6-7 p ^ ta , HarUord Public for -Englsitd end I think we can Shoernaker, was never extended Skowron, Hank Bauer and Gil Mc- and Harry Taylor set the Senators night's engagements, from which In afternoon clashes, Niagara seven of the Wlldcata’ nine points 32. Fitch , of Groton 17; 3.7 a«ri work out Something. and whipped Tartan Stable’s DougaW to" defeat the Cincinnati down with five safeties. will emerge' the four contestants meets Zarter of . Ohio and fourth- in the overtime. ,__. '■ ■'’D wq„pen't make the ..title fight. Meeting by three and a half seeded Utah takes on St. John's of] . A4 tb# the mght Robert- Manchester ik 13-14 tra(le4..pi lengths. Others who tried In vain for the deciding’ rounds at Louis­ that order. ■; Tony Is ready to fight' Willie ville, Ky.. March 21-22; New York, already past the flrat sdn’a all-game a irin g average Pastrano, Alex Miteff, Mike De- to keep up. with the California round, in - a nationally televised was 34.4 and Baylor s 33.4. . Bed and White cOmpetitofa who handicap champion . were Bureau­ At Charlotte, N. C.—Temple vs game (CBS) starting At 4:30 p.m.! All-America Guy Roteera of BY UBSLIE. TURNER placed' among the top six In. the Johh. Willi Be.imanoff br. any. other Dartmouth. ranking heavyweight. One ' thing cracy. Kope’s 'Hop#,. World Over UConn Nine Lookin.f' Forward EST. At night Fordham plays at t Temple didn’t have one of his heat TMM « '5 01^, various events Included : and Point of Order. At Lexington, Ky,—Notre Dame St. Francis of W etto. Pa., and! nights but the Owls again demon- Dick Wllllama. fourth In the we want to keep Tony busy.” vs Kentucky. Durelie. who outweighed An-, Round Table, who now has third-aeeded St Bonaventure goes I strated they are not a one-man op- SOO-yard runt Tomi Juros. tied for earned $904,164, la expected to At Lawrence. Kan.- Kansas 4nto action against St. Joseph's of | eratlon , as they picked up their flfth p\»ep In the 800-yard run: thony 176 to 173 3-4. also plans to To Campaign^ Southern Trip Stpte vs Oklahoma State. move into/the heavyweight class. face considerably tougher opposi­ Philadelphia, also a first-round 24th straight victory. 800-yard relay, team placed fifth; tion in the rich handicap than he At San Francisco—Sea,ttle vs Dartmouth caught Manhattan Ranked second'-'in tbe light heavy­ California. winner. Scott aendanlel, second In. the weight division CAnthony is the h ^ yestefUay. 'Storrs — "fhe University of'# of potential but little experience. It will be a long time before the on a cold shootine night. The Jas­ I, 000-yard' run;. DaVe Tom. fourth Calumet Farm may start either Brad Leach of Biddeford, Me.; 'Victories by' all except Seattle pers made only 32.0 per cent of No. 3 contender), th? British Em­ Connecticut is looking forward -to were more..nr...,leSs expected last 16,382 fans who sat in on the dou­ In the shot piit: Al, McBride, fifth pire 175-pound kihF saw his hopes Iron Liege, the Kentucky Derby John Rlsley of Coventry, and Bob bleheader at San Francisco’s Cow their shots aa Dartmouth kept the In the 80-vard low hurdles; ^ d winner, or Ptntor Lea. Tartan tho edim'ing baseball campaign "op­ Anderson Of New York Dty are night in the opening round of the Palace foiget the Seattle-San Fran­ net hot. Charlie Kaufman IM tha of getting a title qhot at Moore regional competition. But the Bob Churiila, tied W.1U> slx^i«th(f,rs blqsted to bits . He. had gone un­ Stable’s meeting ,1s expected to try timistically" according to Coach all right-handers who saw plenty cisco game' in general and Baylor Ivy League champs with 22 points. for the runnerup sB|»t'In the-hlpi again, along with Mrs. Wallace of action with the fine frosh team Diieftains came through as All- In particular. Kentucky, -seeking an unprece­ beaten in 12 fights. Including-the J. O. Christian, whose club last America Elgin Baylor, the nation’s Jump. . ' draw with Anthony nine months Gilroy’s Oh Johnny,' F.- C. Rand ■yp%i repsesented District I in the last year. Bounding out the pitch­ TTiere never was more than a dented fourth NCAA title.,capital­ All of the aRpif ‘>oya Jr.’s St. Amour IL Brookmeade’S No. 2 individual scorer, let loose four-point spread and the score was ized on the outside* sliootinr of 8gV,.knd only needed a victory.last NCAA’ tourney at Omaha, Neb,- ing staf f are Don D o I r o n of with a 35-foot field shot as the are eligible m competp i In the night to clinch the deal. Oligarchy, winner: of the recent With nine members of last Naugatuck, a lefthander, who was tied eight times. Baylor, who Johnny Cox to overcome Miami. State InddiW ".Chajanplonshlpj «t Wldener; Mrs.'Sue Young's Jau- final buzzer sounded to down the racked up 35'points, was almost un­ Cox droohed in 23 points. Up at Count of Two ' year's district champions, return.- on last year's varsity but aaw San Francisco Dons, best defensive Yale Satubdl^ .kfterhoon, March He almost made it In the first marlo,, W. S. Miller's Better Bee ing, and with the addition of a limited action, and Chuck Willard, stoppable in the second half. H# Saiwliotite’iuny II. The Injitns srilf warm up for and p'oeaiUy others. southpaw of Stamford, who did outfit in the countiy, 69-67. propped in 23 ahotaj cHmaxed by Although Tpin , Haiykin.s „and round when he^drqpped the (ra^ e- —Ok-Jonnnjutnd Better Bee com­ number. ot promising players up Somewhat' of Gbaf .'T' the task Tpoaday nlght-dn-a dual jaWed Anthony. But Tbhy lap ed from the frosH team, UConn is not play last year. , ’hla hair-’raiaing, game winning tW'o John McCJarth'y’ comb'rietl for 68 meet against New Britain In' the pete today In the $15,000 added Dncinnatl'a All-America Oscar pointer. points, Notre Da.me had to sur- up at two, took the mandatory Appleton Handicap at a mile and again expected to be a power in Two hurlers, Russ Hslloran of TrNltv Fieldhouse Starting at 7 eight-count, and then proceeded to Newton, Maas.; and Pete Sala of Robertson, leader of the scoring The defeat was the first time in j ^ve a late Indiana flurry. McCar-. o’clock. > an eighth, the former carrying top New England. parade, lived up to advance notices four years that the Dona failed in , thy tallied 29 and Hawkins 31 in .dish out a fearful beating to the eighth, the former carrying top The Huskies open their spring Hartford, hav® left school to try gamester from Bale Ste. Ann, N.B. their hand at professional base­ at Lawrence but was somewhat of the Western Regional. They won I the high scoring affair. Indiana's weight of 122 pounds and Better training trip March 28, meeting a goat as he missed a free throw the national title in 1955 and 1956' Archie Dees, who like Hawkins Dure|le waa so Intent on a knock­ Bee getting in with 112. Maryland at College Park and ball with the Boston Red Sox an,d out that he fell to the floor twice Pittsburgh Pirates, respectively. In the final second that would have and placed third last year. ranks among the nation's top scor- One or two other Gulfstream then at Fort Meade on the 29th. sent the Bearcats off the floor aa But another 17,000 fans will' era, contributed 28 in a losing after missing haymakers. Park Handicap starters may come They follow that up with three Another pitching prospect. Jack Throwing punches In clustera — Hedlund of Manchester, a lefthand­ the winner. Instead third-ranked swear that the best of them all waa j cauge. sometimes eight and 10 In machine- from the Appleton Field, which in­ games In the Dixie Classic, play­ Kansas State went on to down sec­ at Lawrence. Never more than six , California relied on. a stout da- cludes •Castle Rock Farm’s Mr. ing Duke in the first round on er, did not return to UConn this points separated Kansas Statt and (ense and well distributed offaiua gun fashion—the, slender, 8-1 An­ year. ond-rated Dncinnatl 83-80 In over- First. Greentree Stable's Pop Corn, March 31, before meeting North (ime. Chneinnatt. The alx-oolnt lead waa to down Idaho State. ,. thony rocked his stocky foe In the Van Deren A DemUig's Toby B.. At alV.'other positions, Connecti­ held by Kansas State ihldway second, third, and fourth: rounds, Carolina and Long Island Univer­ cut is well stocked, ivith a number Oklahoma State won the right South Dakota wron the NCAA Roalyn Farm's <3o Lightly and Ken sity on the return north. through the final half. small college title. at EvanaviUei, outboxed him in the fifth and Kelman'# Grand Canyon. of players contandlng for mors to meet the ^well-balanced and big floored h to in the sixth Jtut before . EighteSn games are scheduled than one spot in the starting line­ Wlldcatr from K-State with a rou­ . .SpearhSads Attack Ind^ with a 75-53 decision over 8t> the bell.-Durelie was up at two An.extra lure In the Oulfsttaam during the- regular season, which tine 65-40 victory over Arkansas, Big Bob Boozer spearheaded an Michaels of Vormont as Jimmy Hahdlckp will be the payoff for up Daniala conneetsd with 40 potnti- when the bell rang. ^ets under way April 11 at Storrs Behind tha' plate, Christian can Temple Squeaked by Maryland 71- attaek with 15 of hU 24 points in • When Anthony sent Yvon reel- four horses finishing behind the when Connecticut meats Mal.n*- 67 and Dartmouth dumped Man­ the early minutes az K-State. Tenheasea State, a fast-break-., winner—$20,000 for seoond, 110,000 choose from Lenny King of Nauga­ ing, high-jumping, outfltt easily Ming with * .bawrege at the start of Pitching Big (Question tuck, Ed Flynn of Meriden, Glenn hattan 79-62 at Charlotte. m aintains an' early lead. But the ’ the seventh, Goldstaln stopped H. to third. $7,000 to fourth and Kentucky' had little trouble Bearcats led by Robertson struck beat Texas Southern 110-85 tn one $3,000 to flfth. The big question mark now fac­ McUllan of Wlnsted, and Gerry of tha NAIA femJhflnals at Kansas '•‘He was getting to the point ing Christian is the pitching, de­ Greger of Bristol. against Miami of Ohio at Lexing­ back for a 40-39 halftime lead.. where he couldn't defend himself,” ton. winning 94-70. but Notre With I'ese than a minute remain­ City. But Weatem llUnots hod to A total of 417 andtera iharad in partment. CkHCaptain Bob Wedln. Tom HalUwell of .Groton, Moo go all out for an M-41 declsioa said Referee Ruby Goldstein., Dr. a 6-3 left-hander from Seympur, Is Morhardt of Manchester snd Mc- Dame v{aa preaeed before eljfnlnal* ing, the Big Eight champions drew (Alexander) Schiff had told mo to >Uia diatribuUon of poraea during ing Indiana 04-87. away from a 60-(W deadlock after over Georgetown of KenUieliy aad tha 1067 Monmouth Park thortaigh- axpMted to be' the belkfiw of th« Lellan era among the first base tu 17th atraight vjctoiy. -r wat<^ him carefully after the prospacta. CaliloiRta joined Seattle in the Cinclhuti'a Connie Dierking dras sixth.” hrtd matting. staff. Bahlnd him, thafe is planty - ; ■ ■- ■ ' ■< - . '■ ■ ■

MANOfiBBTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 16. 1968 BjjWaH Without Board 8R Hoiows for Salt 72 Houaci for Sale 72 Sabartiui for ftUs 7$ ' Suburban for Sate 76 Roofing and Chimneys 16>A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY PAGALY aild SHORTEN Diumonds^Watehi Musical lyttnm sBtg 53 Ap4rtminti«-Fli0ft— Business Services Ofleced 13 ' 'TtiMminti' 69 J s w d li7 /- 48 (XI) OVERUZIID Brick Cap*. BOLTON—South Road. Enchanting BOLTON—Dlraot frem ewnar. tm- In Develojping Food Likes^ ROOSTNO - Speciatistng in repair­ TRr THE Klnsmaa .stictniiio ROD BOLTON., ASHEd, RUBBISH. K«rbage. walka .rent at ROCKVlLL»-a4 Orov*;Weil Ftva rooms; Sown, twp uHtiashad onq rnrhor custom built ranch, madiate occupahey, new Cap* Cod ing roofs Of all kinds. Also ntw iet.oigM today. Finest tualtty V108 BlrcH It. ML 6-8884: Classifwd ■ »hoveIed. ill kind* of geheral work UDONARD. W* YOST, itw elfr, ro- furnished two room aputiqent. In- up. Fhaiily vncMF in basumonL X twtfoar garags, fireplaea. Radiant Her* is a iorar fattefe Btat-defiMi home, convenient to. Manra«at*r, and light trucking. Rags and roof*. Gutter work. Chimnays ntin, ailjuats watene* expenly- any horns organa. Dubaldo . t o .. . .law,,**... . hast, oil, combination storms and compariaon. It has boap Ripniiadd 180x400 pditly wooded lot. Hot lt^8 Familiarity That Counts AWMAffM AtttTU m A U M ^ e Centar, 186 Weat .Mtddla #ROmv'IUXMC, centraDiK located, qulra first floor apar^rosy Prasrat mmiinc* can m aa- papers picked up-free. Price* rea­ cleaned, repalrw. 96 yeara' a* , A mflNESlkCAM'TSIEMlO8 $UU.;i CAMT B ut ABOiTTAMALFlfOUR Reasonable pneea. Ol^n dsUy. aumad. I t F^DImociltjB D o. R tal'. actaraa;* apacloua kitchen. fUar tor il'OOO over tit6^-4ai0a price. water -heat, baaemyiit garage perience. In-e* estimates Call TMg e00l(lHD VT. Includa guarantee delivery, and 6 ferred, Ckli MI 8-4408^ Dlmock 4 Co., Realtora. Ml It1 V ' lux (R i cleaner. Pick up and de­ Ml 9-3808. yailabi*. Tel. TR 6-46M. , 6-1841, Josapk Ashford, MI 64816. R.' F, .Pimock Co., Realtors, MI A' raesnt Cornell UnWerslty to eat many foods," she aati MON. THRU FRI. livery. Call Electrolux authorized STIAK private fesaona. (w e naed room to Just another choice.T. J. Crockett Garden— Farm— Dairy PLBASANI', furnished, heatlid ___ ...... Barbm Woods, Ml 6-7702, or 94248 or Joseph Ashforo . MI liating—We hav* Rtbani. too in Bol­ Ilf.SflO^Ntw 5% room ranch. study of food disllkea confirmed "Many children, for inetance, grow / J *»' s and service; Ml 9-0843 oi JA OIL BURNESt Service. Complete expand our WurlltMr and Kimball PLANNED aparunsht tor 64M8, Barbara Wodds. M- 6-7702, $18,600—New five-room ranch. up eating only three or four vaga* 10:,*10 A.M. heating se.-vlce, work guaranteed. displays). Tempo Organ Studios, room near Main St. Private bath Robert Murdock. Ml 84473, ton. Call MI 8-1877 or ros. MI that th* most unpopular ones 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine Products 50t and entrance. Oarage. Genttcman. con (snirace, Excclfent condiUCn,. Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6473. $14,200—Ranch, 40x28, mortgaga war* rarely on th* menu— and tablea. I think mothsrs can help Kamienski. Call m 9-4749 day or ntghi 816- ...... t. Mab. St„ Man.lanchester. ■ 6-7781 to aee our top value*. SATURDAY 9 A.M. MI 6-8816. rot ^ (bom*, bath and shower, (9QCm iroUR UNIT apafttnmt in 1%%. many .of them w m actually foods By learning about proper diete, try­ CXIOKINO APPLES tOc. Mclatoefa MANCWESTTER-SIx room Cape, Id garage. Adults only, $66 Rrahvltkk'Only on* year oM.- Ex- (IX ) BULTONT-Covantry Una. Naw $14,700—Ranch, five rooms, garaga. th* study aiibjeeu had never even ing to provide them. Then I think MAM r u b b is h offers spring cold storage No. 1 .61.28 half BE SURE TO aee and bear tha mot It, Writ# Box O, Herald. plus garage, nice location, all city PJ..UMB1NG AND healing—repairs new Wurlltser Chord Organ. Only f u b n u h e d light housekeeping cettratJneoma return. Call 'Dw R. 8 room ranch, cacamlo til* bath, $14,600—New six room ranch. tasted. Btit .the study aieo Indi­ they should serve the meal, and VOVR tXMJPEBATION WH.L housecleaning plus attica. cellars, buahel. .Tel. MD g-6116. Loula . ____room . with electric refrigerator. utilities, full price $14,600. Six and contract work. Call Ml 6-8841 Chord Organ available with 9 F. Dlmock Cow Itoaltors, Ml 64248 knotty ptny kitchen, walk-out $18,800—Ranch, six rooma, bus ilna cated Uiat^-Ot least among adoles­ without doing much talking about yards. Rubbish removed at your Bunct, 026 West prater Street. Gas aiid lights furnished. Middle, [Y^NFIrst available. Four Or Mr. BenUACahtor, TR 8-8405. room cape, two baths, br*eze»*y $16.900—New alx room aplit level. ^ BE APPRECIATED convenience. 24 hour service. MI manuala: Only $686.50 Including 8 baaemmt Large lot Reduced to cent girjs. food dislikes seldom it. indicate that th* children will aged ladles preferred. MI 8-6888. pin* kitchen, pri- and garage, large lot. A dsndy for $10,900—Split level, seven rooms. 9-9787. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service aa tiOORINO AND eating aptiles, 78c private lessons. Optional percus­ 614,900. n. F, Diniock Oo., Raal­ have jui bad ah effect on proper eat it—or go without. No wh#4Ml- eures eatiefactlon, prompt service. eun phrieh, 0I| hot water heat (VD) MANCHEStXB-tlS,600 Chtp* fl8,900.Over 80 more good buys in tora, Ml 94340, Joaepb Aahfdrd. $17,100—Ranch, two-qar garaga. llng or threats." Dial Ml 3-2711 a 16 quart basket. Louis i- Botti, sion and pedal board. Tempo b e a u t i f u l , heated room, nicely _ .d appliances sunplied. Away four down, two unfUSahed up. Nica «1| price ranges. Call The Elle- nutrition as do misinformed and LAWNS PLOWED. Rapid, reason­ CH 7-6124. Ml e-54U. 960 Bush Hill Rd. Organ Studioa, 886 Main St., Man- Ml •4616, Barbara Wood*. MI $21,500—Ranch, seven rooms, three- furnished, til* bath, privat* horns. / from noise of\town but near school condition. Near achoota,..aanBpor- worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. 6-7703, Or Robort Mradock, MI car garaga. uptnformad "dieting'' or sheer in- able, conscientious. Free, esti­ cheater. Exclusive WurlltsSr Or­ Oantiaman, 816 Spruce 8t. and store. (Children? Of ceairs*. PI tation and ahul Smith? If you don't, and up to 20%. See Clarke Insurance Ml 6-721$.' b a th .,hot______’’watar, heat, •. gaiage, terms. CoorgeL, Grasiadio, Real­ . famUy, thrae-famUy, buatnsaa fed member of the population; be­ LOST—Pair of glasses In slate blue ture Repair Service, Taleottvllle. Agency, 175 East Center St. Phone M L i a p p m i . CLEAN MQDERN douMe Toom onice, insurance ( haU, art Murdock, Ml 8-6473. ou're a parent—especially a con­ •X97 gSMl.lAv'f. FIVE PINE commodes. nine etc. Occupancy e-6 __ la traaa, only |13,9^. jC a r t t o n ^ . tor, M l 6-8878. % >, property. Hava many gaah buytra. cause women—particularly adoles­ scientious parent, you ought to frame. In vicinity of High School, Ml 8-7449. > , MI 8-1126. chests of drawtra, four marbl* top with gitchen privileges'/Ior one or Hutchlna. MI 64183. cent girls—have more food dis­ Tucsrlav afternoon. Please call MI em o hio 70, lu. two gentlemen. Ml center 0# town. One car j e for Mortgagea arranged Picas* ceil meet him. tablsa, Victorian what-not, Victor­ Wanted— To Buy 58 PORTER STREET AiMM — Six Legal Notice Gooiga L. Graaladio, Raaltor. MI likes than men, and becaust girls 9-4606. ' Fl-AT FINISH Holland window rent at the O rder. CaU 64296, You can meet him either through ian gentlsmeh'a chair, two butter or MI 6-7444. MANCHESTER - S^cloua^bavan room coionisl, vacant, olrm bed' 64878. 106 Hsiiry S t living in. dormitories are subject shades, made to meaeure. All Miilinerjr Dressmaking 19 TWO OR THREE hlahed rooms room (Xilonia) LiqrOB PREMIT hia bast sailer, "Where Did Ton metal ,Venetian blinds at a new churna, two kitchen sets, two OLD GUNS tany condltionl, newly decQiated . rooms, very large living room. to a “controlled feikHng situaUon IX)ST—Ijirge white and gray for light hobsekeep Apply 4 throughout. 25* living room, large NOTICE o r A rrU C A T IO N LUnNUS WANTED, atngl*. and Go? Out. What Did You Do? Noti- low price Keys mad* wDile you desks, four chsrry taDles, one pine swords, war relica, uitiquta. otq. FOR OFFK3B or comi Ncfplace, attached garage with rslaUvely smalK choice of mixed cat, answers,to Randy. In dressmaking and alterations on 'OtapcI It. modern kitchen, dishwasher, dls- two-famUy houses. Mambar of ing," or through his article, "Let \-icinifv of Lilac and Trumbull Sts. watt. Marlow's. table and one pine ataiul. MI (on* or whol* coltaetion). 70 MU) three rooms, ground floor. rear-pwch. Vanity, tils bathroom,' X This is to *l»* notice Hut I. FRED menu Items'' coats, suits, dresses, skirts, etc. peaal, rectektion room, hot water MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Rsal- Your Klda.Alone" in a recent lasua Call Mrs. Edythe Dexter, MI Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted - —Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 8-7449. / St. Tei M 8-8717. GENTUCMEN—Separate entrance, St. nsar post offict. PhenoNiMl plus faVato^ first floor, hot water F K ^ R LEA. of 113 Eldrldge 8l., Han- Complete Baoords of Ufa magasine. Central', located. 711 9-6636. 6-0336, MT8-7444. neat, stiached garage, close to neat oil, Rusro combination win­ cbeaier. love filed sn application tor, Ml 6-1107 any Umt. 9-6082, ABSOLUTE Bargain - Upholster­ bath, show er,/m odern- conven- ______jdaixtClIsrcb 13.^ 19M.- adlh.. the tdopor 'Fhi'eo*(te-)(%A.* rtwesm fw^one ,In eaaa you dmi't mako th* ef­ ing. custom..^ made. .cornices., FOR LEASE on highly travelsd TTAOTED--- .Experienced... -inan..:to RIDING ROTARY mower. Riding ANTIQUE rURNITDRE, SUver. nsdA and Ugh school*. Inquire dows -and ■ doorsi^flv*- y ea rr, old, i^aa’tnr Natdentiararec, ;iioddi^ reel type mower, Iwb flekte mow­ glaia, chlni, ihd ' uiied Control CBtnmiaalon for a Grocery Beer ARE YUU OUNSIDBRINO week o f everyUi|ng they swallowed fort to meet Mr. Smith—and a drapes and slip covert, $79 86 and ALTERATIONS only. Womim and manage retiui package atore and BOOKS BOU OW . all kinds. Old or Tanrh and . Country Realtor, AD nes'r .'Schools, b u s ^ ^ d shopping Permit for the aale of alcoholic liquor tw bay service station and large ers, tKo garden power tiller* bought and sold Furnlfur* Repair MI 8J»14 aftgr 4 p.m. 1 ^ ^ parking, all faelliUc*]; .84866, Glastonbury ME 8-2792. on the premtiMR 339 Spruce St., Uan- SELUNG YUUR PROPERTY 7 except water. On the basis of thd mors, entertaining and thought- Announcements up. Choice of tabiict. Call Mrs. children's clothe*. MI 9-9314. partart -time time asatstant. Write Box Z, new. Tel. Ml 6-4627. area. A real bargam>.^asiiy fi­ garage. Write Box C, Herald. Herald stating- age, experience Small cement hiixer. MI 6-2002 Service MI 8-7446. AT CENTEf Reasonable. C^ean $75 monthly. MId-1660. nanced. George L. Gragiadio, cheattr. x Wa wUl aprralss your propert) records, they were later interview­ provoking man it would be diffi­ LaPlne. Ml 9-8894. fXXV) ELEVEN' unit rooming The bualneai la 'owned by Fred F. free and wlthoiit any obUgaUon. cult for any pajvnt to ms«t-Hit INCOME TAXES ptepared-^ln your and salary desired. after 5 p.m. CRIB. In good condition. Reason­ room tdr or two gentlemen Realtor. MI 6-5878. 1-ea, Albert N. l.ea.''i!Ved w. Lea and ed by speclalista in the nutrition ILUTB BARGAIN - Custom ably priced. CaU Ml 8-4870 after 6 in East HarUord, 835.000. Ws also buy property for caah. least, let jne tell you about a club home or by appointment .Bheper- WEAVING of bums, moth holes with par bath and shower. M Maria Lea of 113 Eldiidge St. and 38 field. Moving— Trucking- SELUNG OUT-All clothing, an­ cornice* and drapes Slip p.m. Suburban For Rgnt 66 toellent investment property, OWNER TRANSFERRED - Six Maple St.. Mancheeter. amt will he epn- Member Multiple Listing None of th* gifla disliked what this rebel iqrainat ovsr-protaetioa lenced tax work. Ml 8-M33. ajid tom clothing, hosiery runs, Help Wanted— Female 35 HaMl 8 i »-7068. dt^^ by FRED PETER LEA of HS handbags repaired, slpper re­ Storage 20 Situations Wanted— tiques, tools, glaasware, sliver, 886.50 and up. Choice of further information or ap- room ranch, three bedroom*. A-l STANLEY BKAY. Realtor nutritionists called such. ''impor­ of children by well-meaning alults - 7“ EldridaeSt.. Manchester, aa permittee. placement, umbrellas repaired, Female 38 garden toota, furniture. Plant fab rli^ B u dget terms. Mr*. Rita, ROOM /FOR RENT. Inquire But* ROCKVILLE— Naw thre* room tment to aee call R. F. condition. Attached garage, rttED pj^EA. BRAE-BURN REALTY tant'' foods as beef, lamb, veal, says he is forming. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. PART TIME office girl, Saturday dishes and old ):oint at 26*i Char­ JA 2 CANOE IN GOOD condition, 16 ft. TaikW Shop. 8 BtaseU. MI 8-7383. apartment.' refrigerator. gas tick A C:*., Realtora, MI 0-5345, radiant hot water oil heat, ceramic Dated March IS. l»«t. ' Ml 84378 chicken, potatoes white bread and He la calling hia organization INCOME TAXES epared. Call men's shirt collars reversed and and or Sunday. Apply at the Light trucking and package deliv­ WOULD CARE for one or two ter Oak Ave., HArtford, C rm . Call MI 9-9287. 8)80 MI 84047. ranra. iUtpoMOi no peU, 876. Call Joakph AaMbrd. MI 64818, Bar- tile bath, combination storm wM- rolls, oranges cherries peaches, Modern Parents Anonymous, .or Ml 9-3329. replaced. Marlow's Uttl* Mend­ Thomas (?olla Company, 251 Broad SALE 1-8 OS*F on wallpaper. Wall ery. Refrigerators, washers and small children, days in my home. TR 8IM06, or TR 64080.; baraXWooda, MI 6-7702 or Robert dows and doors, O ra roo siding, pears, pineapple, grape*, apples, MPA, and its principal goal is "to ing Shop. St. ■ • POWER MOWERS. reel and tiles 4c a tlle.^entlie. from 7e ■tent to tha preparation and FEDERAL INCpME taxes pre­ stove moving specialty. Folding MI 9-6412. 940 CMARTBR OAK ST. Small Murdock. gU 84473. insulation. Large lot all city utili­ bananas, corn, peas, lettuce, raw enoourag* parraU to think and rotary, riding moArera, all siscs. each. Green Palm and Wallpaper, TWIN STROLLER, In good condi- thel less likely to respond to pared with yoi^ eavlngs in mind. chairs for rent. MI 9-0782. mo* i with private entrance, show­ ties, near schools, m is. shopping treai carrots and ic* cream. worry and talk about something t SALESLADY—ThorqughUy exper­ BAchr iSlTTlNG hi iny licenMd Ask for a demonstration at Capitol at the Green. Ubn. Call M l 0-0674. er and free parking, 88 weekly. Siunn^ Homes for Rent 67 BEAUTuTUL NEW three bedroom The Reasonable r^ites. Call Ml !'-6246. ienced. Selling apparel, full time. J x area, easy financing., Immediate Theretoce, the antibiotic or an­ Their reaction to eggs was of other than their- own offspring." Building— Contracting 14 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local home, full or part time. Days or E q u ip m ^ Co., 88 Main St. Xai /^Cm MI 6-1746. ranch, hot water heat, ceramic 40 hour. week. Apply In person. PHILCO TOP freeier rMrigerator, Olt AN ISIlANp in beautiful La occupancy. George L. Grszisdlo, tibiotics sre^osen after they have great Interest’; None dtsliked them **I'U coma out right now and say and long distance moving, jack­ day and night. Call MI 8-7120. 3-7958^" bath, excellent'workmanship, 100' Realtor. MI 9-8878.' BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. ing, storage Call Ml 8-5187, Hart­ Tots 'N Teens, 986 Main St. $60. Three-piece maple b^room Rooms Without Bourd 59 Waukewan, Meredith. New Hamp­ tested agajnst the particular mut most had strong preference* I want to ba a charter mambar of INCOME t Ax ES prepared. Call Ml ' FURNISHED room* for rent also froirtage.X 811,700, Charlton W. Doctor Says MPA. Alterations, addition*, garages. ford CH 7-1423. oi^HEATING stove, use In dining suite, $75 with box springs. Tap* eaUns. Parking, on bu* line. In- shire. A two bedroom cottage, H u t c l^ . M I 6-5183. BOLTON—Fiv* room ranch, on % strahKof atrept(xto^us present. on th# way they were cooked. In 9-6056. / Having teenage childrtn, I'aaam Re-sidlng specialists; Easy budg­ FULL TIME waitress or countei' WILL CARE for child in my home. room, etc., chrome pipe and two recorder. Call S-68$4 or Inepecrm PLEASANT ROOM for ona or two. golre Scranton's Tourist Home and privacy galore yet minutes away acre lot. Basement forage, fire­ It IsVgroat triumph .that a. ter­ general, scrambled, fried and hard- girl Experienced. Apply irt per­ to have reached an ag* wbers gra- IS TOUjfl CLUB or organisation In­ et terms. Ml 9-6495 or MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Eiake St. MI 9-1342. / drums. Call at 61 Strickland St„ 78 Princeton St. ^ Separat# entrance. 14% Hackma* Cabin. MI 9-0896. from the scenic Whit* Mountains 84 Tw o 5 v1 ,Y. 2% baths. L- place, baseboard radiation, hot Oenn-OaiiBed H ear! Disease rible diseawm ^ subacute bacterial cooked eggs were popular. te r e s t In earning $20-840 by tak­ 5-9109. ing Co. MI 3-6568. Owned and op­ son. Hole-In-One Shop^s, Man­ side door. ' ck St. MI 3-8605.' Boat and motor arc includod. For type kitcheii dinlng combination, Yields to Antibiotics endocarditis, about whlclKformer- "If egga were available in pre­ eral conversatibna and even two- CARRIAGE 810, c ^ bed 18, car water heat, ceramic tile bath, ing order* for seasonal products? erated by Walter B. *»errett, Jr., chester Shopping Parkade. WOULD LIKE part time jfttrk, gen­ full particulars phone MI t-OTll attached ible garage, only Youngstown kitchen. (tomplete ly physicians wereWjielpleks,. now ferred form, they were eaten,'' re­ over-a-cup-of-coffe* chats nina ALL TYPES of carpentry work seat $3, playpen $8. And miscel­ Contact Ml 9-0657. agent for Burnham's Van Service. eral office experience, accurate SIX FOOT, drafting table. Small iTmiycTiVELF furnished and Boarders Wi£ted 59-A after 5 p jn , -' $16,500. C?arll W. Hutchins. MI with modern style furniture, stove By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. can be cured in most vinataneAs. ported Dr. Chertotta M. Young, timsa out o f ten sound Uko PTA done, alterations,. dormers, roof­ laneous items. MI 9-3696. Service tc 48 states; OFFICE CLERK typist. MI 9-6526. blacksmith's forge. Two small cheetfiH rooms. Completa light 64133. and refrigerator. Ready to move Written for NEA Servico The remaining difficulties arte. ‘'professor of Medical Nutrition in reports. ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-8981. steel machine shop benches. Gas housekeeping facilities avallabl*. in. Seen by appointment only. Cali On this occasion I* shall discuss being gradually mastered. \ 'the university Graduate School of Oo to a dance, and wbethar you 9^COME TAX your LIGHT t r u c k i n g done evening* Excellent opportunity for'woman cutting and welding outfit. 10" Single, douM*. Children accepted BOOM and board for gentleman on Wanted to Rent / 68 MANCHESTER \— Owner Iran# But it is vitally important- thAt Nutrition. "If they weren't, they era doing th* Cha-Cha or a laalU, W. C. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFRIGERATOR — Good condi­ Mrs. Zuckerman, Ml 94285. one of the less common forms of / home or mine. and weekends. -ReasonabI* rates. with experience oi) Comptometer or Dogip-'^BIrds^Pets 41 Stanley safety saw. Painters cat -limited Parking. Central. Red- bus line, free parking. MI 6-1446, fsrred. Cape 4%\ rooms down, two dta$moele (which is not always if yoor partner is a parent hall ba Co. Remodeling -and repairing MI 9,2727. calculator. Varied detail work. Will tion. RsasonaUy priced. MI 6-80761 heart disease. I have recently dis- walk. Apartment size electric sonable prib*' Cqme nee! Mfs. unfinished up. nreplsce, garage, MANCHESTER—AUraetive Cape easy) should be mads tarly, sine* tailing you about Sis' or Junior. kitchens, bathrooms, porches, ga­ require someone with good Judg­ cusaed most of th* common ones, / SADDLB IlORSES for hire at B L MANCHMTEft PSrC Center.' 995 range.. Small and large space Dorsey. 14 Arch St.. built-in oven and stove, aluminum Cod brick front, four down, two the outcome la greatly affected by Get a crowd togotber in your B stable!*. Great Swamp Rd., rages, dormers, residing and roof­ ment and ability. Excellent work­ Mpifl St. Ml 9-427g. Open Monday 11x11 DARK GREEN wool rug, Apartments— Flats— •WANTED X combinations, nicely iandsceped; such as coronsr.v thrombosis, an­ heaters. Two wooden work matching 8x6 runner, like- new. \ aemi-finiahed up. Garage. flre< the, time at which . treatment U largely with-^tliq state of congeal' own boms, and though tha man Glastonbury, Hlllstown Ext. Open ing. A complete home M tvice. Painting— Papering 21 ing conditions, liberal benefit pro­ ^4hroiwh Saturday 9-6, Thursdsy benches. Two h.p, electric motor. ROOM—Private parUng. Ret^ldra- Tenements 63 Owner MI 6-9486 gina pectoris, congenital heart dis­ 165. CaU ColurpMa AC 6-9866 after Buainess loeation with parUag place, storms, large shaded lot. ease and rheumatic heart disease. ■yd-ted. ment of the yolK of the egg." may raprsamt a variety of fascin­ all the time. ‘ '; Easy budget terms. Tel.-MI 8*6781, gram . . - ' and r a d a y lilghts till •. Call MI 9-3052. tial neighborhood. Pnnne Ml Owner transferred. Reasonable. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. 8:80 Or weekends. •6D066. . \ VERNON—Three room apartment. area. We need an offle* and rtiow- Ma n c h e s t e r —Large new five Th# subject today, therefore, is a Meet DQuiira ating businaaaea and professions M l 94363 after 6 p.m. " / At the top of the "i^Vdialiked" and til* woman era wM-aducated RAYMOND. T. SCHALLER Ceilinga refinlshed Papernanglng. FIRST NAT10NAL“SfpRES DACHSHUND—Nine w^ks old. Oarage. Modern conveniences, sx- room area of about 3M to 800 toom ranch. Nie* place for kid*. ______disorder known as subacute bac­ Wallpaper booke. Eatlmates given. Male, pure breed, registered. Ml USED OAK kitchen tabls, four ATTRACnVELT furnished frrat Japan Charities list were buttermilk, oysters, tur­ and intelligent, tha firat thing you * AutomobilM for Sale 4 p a r k a n d OAKLAND a VES. Boats and Acciessories 46 cluslv* neighborhood. References foot plra work room ip M ! MANCHESTER 155 South Main St. terial endocarditis. ;,.FUUy...co\'»red by .Joaucance. Call ,;8*4M8,.. . - ...... chairs. 7‘i cubic foot nfrlgenUor. -roun. fot. on* or two- g*aU*ia*a > nips, green and ripe olives, neaiL knqw tha conversation haa turned ______-BUILDER EAST HARTFORD,' CONN. ■ 'Ci0rM I'6:*#«;' ...... -■-^•nqnlred. -1114-3687-..... extra*. . CaU BtUlder«,M S-6S2L;;;^; Large home for large- famUy. An : It' ,Ja, disorder In which.. the. BEFORE tot) t»trr i used CM Edward R: Price Ml 6 tOOI. •- OUTBOARD MOTOR with coxMlcte housekeoptng fa­ 'ck abrat'tii*'Mm*',' ' blood atream and valve* of the I n A r n i y f i ^ "iHti9iiro(Mif8:'i*iiiied'tigav’‘'lwwipltiw‘ ■,Uk-.tahtidl!ilAro. • HEALTHY Alrilale pupp^s, regis­ (Hi NEW 8% room ranlch, ceramic exceptionallySirell mainiained 8% cooked celery, soft-boiled or eet a atranger and tha first see Gorman Motor Sales. Butek 218 Parker St., Manchester. Conn. culties. Parking. Inquir* at 167 NOW ON display four and five room home. Two-car garage, large heart are invaded by n rm a o f the PAINTING AND paperhanging.. tered. Five' weeks «Ud. Ready to Maple St. room model apartment*. March Write*^Box-F, Herald tile bath, dining' area,\ attached poached eggs, tongue, parsnip* and question you're asked Ia “ Do you Sales arid Service, 985 Main New "Sea King" De luxe ''12", Musiical Insdminents 53 lot. Asking $19,S()0. Madeiin* ■treptococcua family, ^ e se germ* ' Camp Zama, Japan—If a great Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenlnge. 25 years experience in new home Good clean workmanshhip at rea go. AD 3-4960. - ISth occupancy. flOS to 1180. Open ; garage^^toll basement), ameaite produce growths or vegetations on plmiento- Only slightly more pop­ hav* chUdroB?” If you aay “yra" .building, in and around Manches­ SECRETARY 12 h.p. Sileiit motor PLEASANT heate room one block Smith, Realtor, MI .9-1643. many Japanese charitable organ!' aonable rates. 30 years in Man­ FAMOUS Kimball spinet pianos. daUy 1-7 p.m. Park- Cbeetnut' ______' ' ______drive. C ^ p le t e ly . tandacaped the heart valves which may break ular were liver, cottage cheese, you're stuck''teUtiBg about tliem. NEED A CART Sbolt on a dkiwn ter. chester. Raymond Flake. Ml PARAKEETS for sale, also breed­ Sale Price $296 from Main. Kitq privileges if 817,200. R. F. DimockT A Co., zationa seem to be housed 1h build­ oatmeal and a number of vege­ Children not'bnly rule the home challenging position available for ers., nest boxes and cages, at. 134 10 year guarantee. Lifetime guar­ COTTAGE for the sea- LAKE WILUAMS--Sacrifice $5,590. off and be carried 'by the blood to ings that look familiar to Amsrt- payment or had your credit turned 6-9237. desired. Gentlep Marking. MI CntatniP St*. Call Ml 8-0676. Idiuia rv\innihi> r.aka ^ Realtora, MI 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ 35 minutes Manchester. MV* room tables with strong flavors: winter these dayA they hkva become tb* Additions, remodeling, alterations Glenwood St. MI 9-6572. antee on sounding board; Out­ son at Columbia Lake dr Ahdover other parts of the body. ' ean tourists a few years from now, down? Don't give lip! For a good Intelligent young woman with initia­ MONTGOMERY WARD 8-4724. ■ / Lavttt, rental agent ford, MI 9481$> Barbara) Wodds, furnished ranch. Harvey Adelberg. and summer ''"Btuiseli tiumber on* topic o f ctmveraaUon. and repairs. PAINT PROBLEMS? We apply, standing. exclusive construction Lake. FamUy of four, two adults, It was formerly almost always a it will be'more than architectural deal—not thru a amall loan com- tive and good secretarial skillji. 838 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER features and tone. $595 up includ­ MI 9-7703,. or Robert M urt^k, MI CH 74169, shy tljnne. sprouts, broccoli, caullfipwer and If thtr* was aver aluminum clapboards, (any color) NOW RENTmC—ROCKVILLE - two children. CaO AD 8-7178 or 8-6473. fatal diaeaae, but now an extreme­ .coincidence any — aee “ Harry” at 883 Main Must have ability to handle volume ing bench and delivery. Lessons write R. Reiasig, 68 Cherryfleld aweet potatoes. Also on th* un­ tion netdad IVa MPA. And gt. (Formerly Douglas Motors). Telephone MI 3-6146 or new non-^cling paint. Low ArticIw,For Sale 45 Brand new 4%, room, spacious, ly high percentage of those who , For during one recent two- avallabl 'Tempo Organ Studios, Drive West Hartford, Conii. get it can be successfully, treated. popular slda were other kinds ot on* am going to ba a stiant main^ terms. Free estimates. Monarch of detail and accept responsibility. Buildinic Materials 47 NOTICE duplex aipartmenta. Individual NEW THREE bedroom INVESTORS SPECIAL month period, the Army in Japan bar—ailent, that is itoout my qhll- MUST SELL 1988 Uncoln converti­ Co., MI 9-5650. EIGHT STORM windows and 386 Main S't., Manchester. Bxehf* large kitchen and dinette, As a rule, subacu'U bacterial choeaea. seafood and shellfish, and Submit resume to Box E, Herald. screens 5l*4"x3l*.i". Very reason­ heat, hot water. ^Built-in oven, URGENTLY naadad four or flva continued Its policy of donating fdoda prepared by ''creaming'' and .dren-. And I hop* a lot o f others ble. Very nice. Call PI 2-8383 for USED BUItDINO and plumbing sive Kimball organ and piano rep­ ' A pubnc hcarihg w-Ul b# held by range, exhaust fan, disposal, 11 zone. Reduced. Owner Mi 8-1 Two-fanUly of thre* and three;. endocarditis begins gradually. The Aluminum Storms and able. Phone AD 3-5705. resentative. Ui6 'rovm Planaing Commission of room*, Two adults, two girls, ages surplus structures—231 of them— "breading." Eggplant was taboo Join it, too. ■" » appointment to aee. Evening*. CEILINGS Whileped. interior paint­ supplies. Windows, doors and as­ rtiblc ..foot Frigidaire. Colored garages, central. Both apartments, patient . may first ahow signs of to non-profit organizations, mostly Screens 14-A Mimehester. (Tonnectieut, Monday 17 and' 13. MI 641U. (XXVH) — EAST H A R T F except fried, and many of the girls (AU rights reserved, ■ ■■ *------— ------ed. Evenings and Saturdays. sorted lumber. Open Saturday 9 ^-kitchen, til* bath. Dead end street. vacant. Immaculate. oH heat, ex- [ e«»y tiring, there is loss of energ>’ religious groups. Phone MI 9-5425. BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ evenlm. March 24, 19.58 at 8 P.M. (While they last) — New would eat raw vegetables, like tur­ NEA Service. Inc.) COMPLETE price range (d alum­ MATURE WOMEN who must earn uum cleaners. Reconditioned. a.m.-4 p.m. weather permitting. Cloao to bus line,, churches.s^ew cellent return. Also a practically I l»ck of pep. Later on there are Ranging in size from sn 81- 1965 CHRYSLER Windsor Newport, Week days 3 :80-6 p.m.. Stock Place in tlM hearing room of the Munici­ ahopping center. $110 plus utiltnes. Farms and Land for Sale 71 homes. M4.990.. (Completely new 4 am, 4. one vacancy. Another likely to be chilly sensations, nip. they disliked when cooked. full power. Only 11,875. MI 9-0386. inum windows, doors, awnings, w a l l p a p e r removed, $7.50 per their livelihood. Pleasant, profit­ Guaranteed. $13.95 up. Free home pal.' Building''' on application for iahed). Built-in stove and o square-foot boiler room to a mess More important than the finding* able work serving regular Avon off North Main St., or call MI CaU N. B . Chaa*. TR.5-t2(». is 6 and 5, completely renovated.- sweating and fever. ialoustea. For free estimate call room, quick, clean, steam remov­ demonstration. Ml 9-3651 after 3 propoeed orders-altering an esUb- fireplace, ceramic tile bath, hall o f 5,000 square feet, the build­ about what foods the girls disliked, Wonderfully Flattering customers in exclusive territory. p.m.- 6-2393. SEPTIC TANKS FOR DIFFERENT atse* and tirpes Sometimes muscle or joint pains ings were used by troops as bar'^ 1952 MERCURY, tWo-door, maroon, Us now. Home SpectalltieaO). MI al. Evening accommodations also. AND liahed building line.as follows: baseiutnts. ameirite drives, c was the-fact'that about on* third 3-2856. Phone M l.3-5194. o f {^arms and land tracts adthbi M T, J. CROCKETT, Realtor and headache are present, ’nie.se racks, snack bars, chapels, barber yours for $325. See at Strong 6nd MI 9-9158. Alter s 25' bulldiilg line on the n iR E E ROOM apartmanta. Rhoo* mUea M Hartford. laiWTeneo F. pictely landscaped. 10% <•< had faulty diets—were not receiv­ Pierce Rd*., South (Windsor. GRAVE! SPECIAL—$1.50 per ton ■ymptoms may appear alone or in shops and office buildings. The re­ PART TIME helper to assist man­ delivered in truck load tots. PLUGGED SEWERS west Bide o f Oxford Strict, to a 15' MI 64339, MI 3 -m i: Flano>Bnkar. Ml 6-8610. F.H.A. R. F. Dimock A Co.. Ret MI 8-1577 of MI 9-7751 various comblnatiraa. ing enough nutrients. Shortages ' building line, starting at a point tors, MI 6-5345. Joseph Aa)>rord) cipient* pay for the cost of moving ager at laundermat. Apply Laun­ Crushed stone, washed sand and ■dteii—•Custom Ruilt A gradual loss of weight accom­ were mostly in calcium, iron and / Roofing-Siding 16 Courses and Classes 27 ! 100' north o f Middle T u i^ lk e apar MI t.6818, Barbara Woods. the corrugated iron and wooden thiamine— elements found In milk, Auto Driving School 7*A dry Miss. 381 East Center St. asphalt. MI 8-2437, Nuasdorf Tand RANCH $U,900 MaotifRO CloiRttI; MANCHESTER—Seveh room over­ panied by loss of appetite and nau­ structures. and Stone CkMnpany. ! West and ^tending northerly for floor, oil heat, not water. Td- MI Houses for Sale ’ 72 6-7702 or Robert MurdoA, eggs, bread and cereals. These FOR THE beat In thlngle and built RADIO-ELECTTRONIOS- Televlilon SepUe Yanks. Dry Well*I.' gees At i s dlsVsnVe of 102'. more or leas. 8-4781. 84472. / sized Cape (tod with two batha, two sea often appear early. 'The vic­ MORTLOCK'S—Manchester's lead­ STENOGRAPHERS 6 rooms, reramie tile bath, ma­ tims are frequently' pale, with the foods were avaJlsble to the girls up roofing, mitters, leaders, chim­ —"Learn by Doing" at "Connecti­ TELEVISION .Crosley console 19", hogany Mtehen caMnrta. fnOy tJaea lastaKeg—CeDnr W l^ r - TOWN PLANNING COMMIS­ fV) BUIUIERS raoclaJ-buUt tat fireplaces, paneled den, garage, JC/i Aids Relief Units and none of them were on the lists ing driving achoot. Skilled . cour­ cut's Oldest Electronics School.” preeAng Dene. 'MODERN FOUR room apartment, himself. New ttvuA room .> aritb ■kin often showing a aitghtly yel­ ney and roM repairs call Oiughlin. G E 17" console. Space heater, piaatered. 2 ear garage. For, SION TOLLAND—$1300 down,' Four room breeseway, oil hot water heat, of disliked. teous instructors. Licensed, au­ Ml 3-'7707.----- Day electronics technician class, Here are aome fine opportunities tlUrd floor, BUitahic for couple. 885 buUt-in !>o6kah*lv«, fliUalMd rae^ ontamporary ranch/ Firqfiac*. low tinge. As.the disease progress­ kitchen cabinet. PI 3-7311. farther laformatloa or appoint­ Martin E. Alvotd. Oiairman iahwasher, tandacaped, corner Washington--0 ca n freight "We were not dealing with food thorized by Department of Motor and evening electronics Techni­ j for you — ! per month. Coventry PI 2-7886. reatioo room with fln^iace and carport, trees. Ii^ediate occu ot.' Owner MI 8-7470. es. other symptoms and compli­ Vehicles for driver eilucatton. SPECIAL WINTER ratei for all ment to see call Dorothy C> Jacobson. Secre­ charges of $25,269,391 were paid dislikes there/' concluded Dr. cian-aide class, start on March > We have available aeveral open- MoKINNEY BROS. tary paneled den. Hug* kttcheh, dtning paBcy, $11,500. (Jlifford Hansen cations appear. Hydran.atlc, standard shift. Ml types of roofing and siding. For 17th, Enroll now! New England APARTMENTS — Now renting. area. Twice as many valUim as OPEN INSPECnrON any time. Many treatmenU were attempt- L by th* International ^.^peraiionCooperation Young, “but rather with food in­ i ings at our Hartford and Wethers- Manchester, Conn. Realtor. MI 8-it difference or misinformation.'' 9-7398. free estimate, call Manchester Techniclal Institute, 56 Union R. F. DIMOCK^tO. SuwtroM DtspoMri Co. New. 8% rooms. Rockville. Excri- lUuai. -Twdraramie tile bath*. For ]eat offer. 75 Essex St. Excellent ed in past years, but almost *1-1 "V Rooting and Siding Co., Ihc. MI i field offices for girls who are High NEW CAPE. nOO sq. ft llo -IS t Peart « t - 6 0 S-8iMI8 March 13. 1958 lentiy appointed and located, ex­ EAST HARTFORD — $1600 down. four bedroom Cape, cellar, Significantly, 27 of the 81 girla-' LARSON'S driving School—Offers Place, H.1 'Jord. JAckson 5-3406. Ml 9-S245 Adv. No. 8675 » further iniormaUda or appoint­ way. with disappointing result*, i 9-8933. School graduates with one or two clusive, adults. MI 9-4834, TR ment to aee call the R. P Dimock 'Four bedroofii Capo Cod, dish­ achools. Aluminum storms. Early move were "dieting"—In spite of the fa^ all typea of driver education on years stenographic experience. $15,550. Call Now— . When flret tried the suU* 'tin M l 8-1808. eign countries. The nations receiv­ certified instructor, licensed by Woods, MJ 9-7703 or Itohert MtiP who develop subacute bacterial en­ ductor work, roof, chimney re- ties for advancement, Ml 9-5245 apartment. Every convenience. dock, MI 34473. 101 BROOKFIELD Street— Excel­ ing the goods exempt them from the State of Cksm. MI 6-6075. Mirs. Ray Eagenow, Ml 9-2314. ^f o r I e a s e i • SEPTIC TANKS Private entrances. parking. VL ,NON—$2000 down. Quality 8% docarditis (provided that the dis­ lent six room Cape Cod with ga­ ease is diagnosed early) recover import duties and pay all trans­ Ray Jackson, Ml 8-8325. Visit our Employment Office at Cleaned and fnstalirti Adults." References. Apply 399 room ' ranch, full basement, auto­ rage. One room unfiniahed. Vicin­ portation and other charges from A 'Smooth' Poifl New two bay acrvice elation. Cor­ (XH) MANCHESTER - New sM if they are given large enough 268 Pearl St., Hartford. Interview­ $ 1 5,5 00 Autumn. room ranch h' e in Rockladga matic oven and range. Near new ity new high school. 10% down. dockside to diatrHKitfop points. BusineM Service! Offered 13 ner Grove and Hale Sis!. Rockville, doses ot antibiotics,-sometimes in ROOFINO, SIDING, painting. Car­ ing hours are from 8 a.rti. to 5 p.m., • SEWERS NEW CAPE COO—Large Uving room with Sreplac*. open sUlr- section, -V: bt a. cersmifi tUa high school, $16,900. OUford Han­ Phone MI 3-6273, Brae-Burn Real­ pentry. Alterations and additions. Excellent location. Paid training Monday through Friday. case, Youngstown kitchen. 3 large bedrooms, Rill basement, oil combination—over a long period FLOOR SANDING and rMlnlMUnr program. Financial aasistance can 4 ROOM Maehlne Cleaned kitchen counter* Attached garage, sen, Realtor. MI 3-1303. ty. Unit Serve* 2-Wheelers Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ heat. Big lot. Just over Manchester toa-h line In Vernon. All COVENTRY — Heated four room ameaite drive, fully lardscajM qt-tlme. ■ . Specialising tn old floori. MI teed. At A. Dion. lnc„ 299 Autumn be arranged with proper party. THE SPLIT LEVEL apartment CH 8-9567. MANCHESTER—$3,000 down. Five 829 HACKMATAa< .ST. —.Owner There are still aome problems:' 6-8780. • installation type* of financing available. lot, 831,000. Call R. F. Oimock Co., St. MI 8-4860. . HARTFORD ELECTRIC Realtors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ room (tope, garage, good location, transferred, completely modem The streptococci causing the infec­ Paris—So many Europeans are GULF OIL CORPORATION $ 1 7 ; W 0 . SPECIALIST FIVE ROOM duplex, heat, hot near achoois. bus and shopping. six room ranch with garage^ Fea­ tion are not all alike: that is. there driving motorbikes, motorcycles, (CONNECTICUT Valley Ckinstruc- . LIGHT CO. water, range, refrigerator ant) ga­ ford. Ml 94816. Barbara Woods. . Ml.9-7t03.or Robort Murdock, Ml $14,500. (?iifford Hansen, Realtor, tures }n?lM'>« IxU ceramic .bath ace different, strains. Some of these and motor scooters that French -tion^ AU. types otJMQflng, ..siding, CH 6-6571 Beautiful locatloB. For furrier rage. Near bus; Call MI 8-57(» or strains are more sensitive to the techniqiana have developed new. televlBlbh service. 6^641 iafomaHra or appobitaaent to The R. F. DIMOCK CO. 444T2. • MI 3-J303. colbrqd' fixture^, vanity,. shotVer gutte^r* and carpentry work. 35 TowK iN t lioiiitry BU 9-5607. enclosure and picture book kKch action of antibiotics than others; service-station equi'pment specially years experience. Ml 3-7180, Ask for Mr., While Read Herald Advs. see call - Ml 9-5245 ; $13,900 SEVEN room Colonial, four for 2-wheel vehicles. One such de­ HILLS' TELEVISION Sendee. EAST HARTFOitD, . Burnside MANCHESTER—Custom brick and en. Lot 100x150. excellent play those which are resistant are much Richard F. Dimock, MI •-fiOOBr-Joaepli N. Ashford. MI 9-681g . large bedrooms, excellent condi- vice, mad* of steel tubing, is a mo­ 'Available at all times. Phllco fac­ DraiRRgf Co. Av*. Two Tpoth fiirniabed apart­ frame alx room ranch, two Are- area with tree*:- Full price $19,900. harder to eliminate from the body. F. DIMOCK CO. ptacOs, large recreation' room, tion't near Main St., atorea, bile unit that includes a compres­ tory supervised service. Tel. Ml - BaH^an .Wood*. MI t-7702—Robert D. Murdock, Ml 6-8972 ment. See Max, second floor. Quick occupancy. Phone MI 34273, Furthermore, 'if th* patient is 9-9698. only 817,900, Carlton W. Rutrhina, churches, convenience. Carlton W. Brae-Burit Realty. *' treated at first with too small sor. two oil-pressure pumps, a i, • Ml 9.S245 MIT-4143 ;/ ROOM HEATED apartment, MI 6^ 82. Hutchins. KG 94133. amounts o f antibiotics the strain high-pressure grease pump, a RAY ANN T V Clinic aervlce call 143,LAKEWOOD CSrcIe, South — catch basin for oil changes,' and a< glOS month including stove and re- TWO-FAMILY 54 rooms. Two-car of streptococcus causing that par- $2.50. 24 hour aei^iee. Bonded ' frigerator. Nice locatiop. Cali 'MI (HI) MANCHESTER investment Open tor inspection Sunday 24 tlcalsr infection may become re­ tool shelf. work. Work done oh radloe. car BOX MOUNTAIN property. Two famUy duplex. Ex­ garage, centrally located, one p.m. J f are looking tor a large 6-4285 for appointment. radios and Hi Fi. MI 8-8877, MI cellent condition, large 9 bedroom block from Main St. C^venient to (tolohial style Ranch •with 3 t-»1n _ 8-2958. ROCKVILLE --- New modern 8% home, .3rd'\. bedroom possible. churches, schools and shopping. size bedrooms and excellent possi­ Call MI 8-6315 Or hU 3-8677. 8198 room apartment, residential loca­ Rpaeiouh renovated Mtehen. Good bilities tor five, 2 4 batha, large 12-42 LINOLEUM, asphalt tUe. wall cov- tion, near btia-Uine and - ahopping, Inveatmcm inedme. Prim* loca­ living room, charming dining ering.X Phone Ml 8-8109. Quality HOMES (VI)—BOLTON LAKE—Four room tion. R. Fi Dlmock A Co., Real center. 12 miles to Hartford,- lO Ranch. furnished. Includes stove, room, nice kitchen, dishwasher, wmt tw NSW and sem ee since 1945. miles to Windsor bridg*. All appll- tors, W 6-5245.* Josepn Ashford, diipoiMl, breakfast are.a, two fire­ TUNNEL ROAD — VERNON. CONN. MI 6-6618, Barbara Woods,Ml refrigerator, washer,- two double NAH-O-RAMA , ances and heat furnlahed. Adults. beds, two fhest drawers, three oc­ places, playroom, breezeway. ga­ KNOW YOUR DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ NAVY OPEN FOR INSPECTION T R 8-2975, TR 5-8226, J9'7702 or Robert Murdock, MI rage and a lov*ly lot 125'x200’ with pany, doorSsud wlndoyra, custom casional.' chairs, complete kitchen As Simple and sm art aa you 8-6472.^ ' lots of trees. Please, drop in.' Elva work, guarantMd. Cal] MI 9-1888 BEAUTIFUL new completely mod­ set, lamps, $9,800 complete. R. F. could, wish '— nicely dstattqd after 6 p.iq. ;Dimock A (to., Realtors, MI 9-5245, Tyler, Realtor. Ml 9-4469. ern four room, apartment. In FOUR BEDROOM Dutch bolralal, Machinist’s Mote sleeveless dress to sew in the apdetous coionisl country home. 1% Batha, thre* lota. Manebestar Joseph Ashford, MI 94818. Bar­ carefree cottons. , $ v N D A r i bara Wooda. MI 9-7702, or Robert P .M . ire iM iur - Babcock Hill Rd., South Coventry. Green area. Ml 6-1308. No. 81^8 with Patt-O-Rama la Murdock. MI 3-6472. Lots/or ^Ie.,.,.,„.J3 Adults. CaU MI 8-7056. in sizes 12, 14. 16. 18. 20; 40. 42. Public Hearings (XDO-SPECIAL! New, 6% room BOLTON—Two targe wooded lots SiM 14, 34 bust, 4% yards of 85- ranch, Built-in oven- and atove, NKNB Th r e e bedroom single. In. Incl). excellent condition, near aehool. on Willtams Road. Call owner. Ml will be held by the Zoning Ck>mmis- fully piaatered,'. -full basement. 3-6321. Send Thirty-five Cents in coins elon o f the Tovim of Bolton. Conn.. $15,900. R. F. Diiasock A Co., Real­ Priced right at. $11.900.. S, A. for this pattern — add Sc for oach Wednesday, March 26. at 8 p.m. at tors, Ml 6-5948, Joseph Amord. Beechler,' Realtor. Phone Wejley LARGE LOT 170x358. On bua line, R. Smith. MI 9-8952 or MI 34969 pattern for first-class mailing. the Commiinlty Hall to consider NEW CAPE 15,500 NEW RANCH 17,200 MI 6-6818, BSrMra Woods, MI high in the hills, east of Manches­ Send to 'Sue Burnett, Th* Manches­ the following proposed zone 6-7703, or Robert Murdock, MI ter. Sacrifice for immediate sale. ter Evening Herald, 1159 AVE. OP changes:— Custom Built 5Vi Rooms. Attached garage, ceramic HOWLAND’S 84473. MAN(HESTER-G I reaale. three -1,100 sq. ft. finished. Youngstown Kitchen, open bedroom (tolonial, 1% years, old, Reuben T. McCann Agency. Ml AMERICAS, NEW VORKS6.N.T. I III II i;i;i II I I" I iNi - 3-7700, One—To change from residence staircase, fireplace, vestibule, large . lot. Direc­ tile bath, full bAsement. Directions: From Middle NEW,SIX ROOM bouae. Carter 8t.. garbage p diapoaal, dishwasher. Print Name, Address with Zone, zone to business zone all or part o f tions: From Manchester Green, turn left on Lake Turnpike West, turn on Hawthorne St. Watch for Mancheatar. Fhra rooms, oompiet* $2500 down. Call MI 94316. $17,900. BUILDING • LOT, 100x200. City Style Number and Size. the following described .property sign. . full rear dormer, 1% batha, fir*- water and sewer. Close to schools. Send 35 cents today, for your St., first left past reservoir on Richard Road. placs, bsaement garage. T. Shan- SIX ROOM ranch 40x30 on 1i 140x copy of our fascinating pattern now leased to Benito A. and Neno Inquire 364 Bidwell St. spar- Pqgani doing business as Pagan! non. Builder, lU f.7489, BU 6-1418. 165 iot. Hot water oil heat, fir*' Whether crocheted from book '-Basic Fashion. The new Maiichester IcUng white glr rich ecru,. Ihis Caterers—Northerly ^ by - land- of .place set into full wall, pin* panel-, -VERNON—First $i:295. Large tot; Spring and Summer '58 edition i* matching bag and hat set is sure Mario Morrs. Easterly by land, of (XXVIl JUST OFF Porter St. ing. 814,300. Will asauide mort good area. Harvey Adelberg. CH a delight with apeoial faaturoAup Beautifu'. six room Dutch (tolonial gage. Hendee Road, Andover. Call to'complement your coatumes and Rose Freddo 473.9 ft.--N ortherly A small h o m e 'With 5 big 74169 any time. to the minute styles. Don't miqs it! by land of Rose Freddo 222.63 ft.— for only $31,500. Call R. F. Dimock owner Mr. Mlcoietti 8-13 a-m., JA win you many compliments from 8-4169. MANCHEPTER. 885 Vernon Street Easterly by - land of Rose Freddo RANCH *13,490 NEW RANCH 21,000 RIGA HEIGHTS rooms, garage. All plastered A Co., Raaltora, M I 64245 or Mr'. both family aitd friends. (P.S. It’s 58.57 ft.—Northerly by land of Bernle Cantor, TR 54495. —Excellent lot 163:s3i3- 'School, not only easy to make, but inexpen- 2 4 ' x 4 0 '— 30.YEAR FHA MORTGAGE-$825.00 DOWN-594.00 PER MONTH MANCHESTER— Immaculate six water. Reasonable. Harvey Adel­ Rose Freddo 200 ft. Easterly by walls, hot water oil heat. d v e too!) GENERAL 6 full rooms, li 2 baths, attached garage, very New cu s to m designed, custom built ultra-modem (X V n ) TWO new D*pea with ilOO room brick Cape. Two luxurious berg, CH 7-8169 any time. Pattern No. 5848 contain# cro­ West St. (also.known as Route 65) square ft. of living araa..8 minutes batha, abundant storage apace, 150 ft. Southerly by land-of . Rose SPLIT LEVEL $15,690 ^ large living room' with fireplace and bookshelves. homes on 1 acre lot. All price das-ses. Directions: Large wooded lot. Offered chet Erection* for )>oth bag and T V SERVICE CAPE COD $12,990 Directions: Fir-st new ranch on risht of Arnott from Mftcheater Green. Youngs­ tree*. $8,000 down'. (Clifford Han­ m tutmmsT’s mm a m mu hat: material requirements; stitch Freddo 625.58 ft.— Westerly by- SO-yrar FHA mortgage. 10% down, $104.50 per good mort­ town Mtehen, living room with aen, Realtor. M l 8-1303. Suburban for Sale 75 Daya M HC A CaU land of Rose Freddo 664 ft. w ith dormer, 24'xS6'. 80-.vear FHA Turn right at Bolton Center and fojl$}i) signs. at $14,700. umm m s m n mnATm M - llluatratibna. morigugr. 87M.0O don-n, 887.09 |ter month. "THnlshed rooms, paneled reereation room, Road, Rockledge section. fireplace, vestibule, (aurgr lo t Nlghte TA s9 9 jnua parte AVAilable. (XXni) NEW TWO^FAMILY 414t IXX) 816.800—Coventry Lake, netif m Mm im stn m tm m .< Send 25c in (toina for this pat- month. S large bedrooms, basement garage. gage 815,600. R.' F. Dimqck and Co., tarn—add Be tor each pattern tor 1EUMIf46Sf ^ Two—To change from residence Realtors, Ml 9-5345, Joaeph Ash­ 4%. $35,000, The ultimate .In a aaven room split level, 1% baths, ii.. 11...... —— Mmtm m m m jm m urn flnt-claas mailing. Send to Ann* rone to Igislifess rone the follow- ford, Ml 6-6818, Barbara Woods, multiple dwelling. R: F. Dlmock A fireplacs, attacked garaga. gam* vtsm, im mturt. MAmm m mg descGbed parcel of land sltu- Oo., Realtor*. MX 6-5345, Joaeph Ctokot. The Manchester Evening Potnet). Open. 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. Dnily— Sat. and Sunday, Noon fo Dark UJ A7703, or Robert Mnrdepk, MI room, lake privilegea. Prearat UHHt m STtAM m m sm ' ated North of the Rosemount Res­ 84472. Ashford, Ml 64816, Barbara mortgaga can *># assumed, mimth- Herald. lUO AVE, AMERICAS. taurant owned by Rose Freddo, WARREN E. Mtooda, M l 6-7702 or Robert Mur­ ly paymehta are only 177-89. ^ matmaiy, nmuatf, nfMn, m NEW TCMUK ft, N. Y. Print Nam* Exrinsiva Sales By Built and Warranted By Northerly 495 ft —Easterly 150 ft. the R. F. DIMOCK 9-5245 (XV) RIGA Hi^GHTS. Bolton- dock. MI 8-6472. • F. Dimock A Co., Realtors, W mtnm m mHem itm. Addrtaa and Pattern Number. (Frontan on Route 85), Southerly Directions: From Man- Magnificent new ranch. Six 9-^45, Joseph Ashford, 9-6ll8, m MM Msi m u a m Have you a copy of our 1968 200 tt.. WasUrly 88.67 ft.. South- REALTY CO. HOWLAND roonfs, two .car garage. 821,000. MANCHESTER—Custom six room. Natdlework Album It eoqtaina doa- dbester Center take Route Barbara Woods, Ml 9-T7D8 or Rob­ m m m r m , m a m u m t m . erly 329.68 f t And Westerly 90 ft. 740 North Mala St. 6 said 44A toward Bolton, RARRARA w o o d s mi 0-7792 f MLS— REALTOR Se* 'U^a on Bolton Canter Rd. R. Garrison (tolonial, 24 foot living ert Murdock, Ml 8-6472._____ ans of pretty designs in crochet, West Hartford, RICHARD PIMOCK Ml 04001 • F. Oimock A Co., Baaltors, MI. rooni, 20'- master bedroom, 1% um m tfm m nr urnmn. knit, embroidery and sew: plus dt- -BOLTON ZONING COMMISSION, bear left to Lake S t (Just , X HillUKIIK.' ■ I A . C'-onn. after Shady, Glen)' for 8 94245, Joseph Ashford. Mir baths, finest workmanship, 140 racUona for on* knit and thraa Donald Tedfor|/ Ch: AO 6-2547 RORERT MURDOOk Ml .04171 Ml. 'll II" 94818, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703 toot frontaga, trass. Carlton emeelwt ItrasA Only 166 a eepyl m.ile*. Wateli for'sign*. n u n m ^ 4 (. ('ofy>* M l 6-6805 JOSEPH ASHFORD MI I4S1S • or Robort Muidoek. MI Sf$7l. HutohJiia,1.30 94183. Read Herald AdTi. Oatod Bolton. Oonn-, MI 6-8179 i j - Xarcdi 16..1KS. * I

. J' SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958 PAGE TWELVE i0imri;fBter Sunning l|m U i The Weethef A Tm uc Daily. Net Prcaa Run Farbrast at V . S. Weather Bareea. Far the-Weak Baded Volimteerg Seek March 18. 1938 Partly cloudy, Htfle ehaage la About Town MBMRBR temperatdto tonight and Toeoday. Heard Along Main Street Funds Tomorrow 12,668 Lowest tonight 25-80, Highest Mrit. IMS Mshonty, hospitaJ^ Member of tke Audit Tuesday 4«-45. chairman, and 13 jnemben of the And^ on Some of Manche$ter^Side Streets, Too For Red Cross Auxiliary to Anderaon-Ehea Poat, . Bureau of Oirculatioa M anchettei^ A'tAiy of V U hfe Charm VTW, laat nifht put on a Bt. Pat« Tomorrow is Red Cross Sunday. 2 : rick'a Day social (or patienta at Tbe Solution 4 the 1951 Mercury blew out in tha tha Rocky Hill Veterana Hoapltal. middle of Gie Charter Oak Bridge. 'Volunteers will be canvassing the, (Clasalfleil Advartlslag on Pago 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS Last week The Herald prlnted.A Y 6 l . L X X V II. n o . 141 (FOURTEEN PAGES) JlANCHESTER, CO^N., MONDAY, MARCH 17. 1958 brain twister about a king v^ho In a few SMonda cars were piled towft aolielting-funds for the drive. PINE 1,'^ Mias Eather Paaqualipi, 65 up hundreds Of yards behind them. Baldwin Rd.. a aophomore in the diilermined which one of^hia 12- tax The Mancheiter chapter’s quota c.,;iectors waS cheating hlih. To add to their difficulties, the for the fnijnth-long campaign la PHARMACY Unlvaraity of Connecticut School trunk of the car was loaded with of Nunins, haa been placed on the One collector was sUcing an 122,506. . 994 Center SL—TeL MI 9-9919 ounce off each 1-pound gold coin a large pine cheat which the fam Mayor Harold A. Turkington, in daan'a honor roll for the jBrat ily was lugging home from an auc­ he turned in. a statement proclaiming Refl Cross aemeater of the academic year. tion With the 12 bags before him, the Sunday, said "Only those who haye PINE LENOX lira. FranclyC. Breen, 25 Fox king found out which one contained The trunk top w m open, ao the gone through the. anguish and suf­ croft I>r„ chiHrman of the com- the light-weight coins by dne.read- family couldn't see the cars ap­ fering caused by widespread dis­ PHARMACY . .mittca for the Daughters o f laa. i on a scale. proaching them from the rear. asters can really appreciate the 299 t . Center BL—Sfl 5-9999 bella rummage sale March 20 at Here's the way he did it. He took Tliie head -of the family got out work of Jhe Red Cross, It is very the K of C Home, will be aaalated one coin out o f the flrst bag. two and began motioning cars around important that thpse services to them. The remaining occupants by the followtnir committee; lyilma f om. the second, three from the manMiid be continued . . . " ' v third, and so on. were a little scared, both at the Tonaki, Diane Kerr, Rose Schwoer- Drive Chairman EMward J. Tom- er. Helen Skibai, Kay Averyt May That method was /oolproof, of father's position in the midst of Schauater. Laura Bell, Helen course. He didn't even have to add the traffic and their own position klel' said, ’funds are used to keep Laing, Ann LeClerc, Elileen Ste­ up the number of colnb he put on on a clogged highway. the Red Cross 'on the job.’ I like vens, Genevieve Tatrb, vAgnes the scale. If the scale registered Suddenly behind them appeared to think of Red Cross as ah insur­ Castro Sets' Medan City w C ircles Vancour. one ounce short of a whole number a tow truck. ance policy or a bank book. Ehinds of pounds, the collector who turned "Now where did . that come are deposited by members apd $AFEm SAKE The Manchester WATEiS will in the first bag Was the culprit, if from ?" asked the/Startled woman held on deposit for an emergendy.” A r4 LoR9tr Tiff W m t bold a Dutch auction at; their two short of a whole number of of the house. Mrs. Paul WlUhide of K P o r t t r Tim e Limit Recaptured meeting Tuesday night at the pounds, the collector who turned in Heaven,” said her son. St. Is residence chairmah for the DrhfB In For Our Earth in 133 Minutes drive tomorrow. Italian American Club. Members the second, and so forth. . . y , ■■ ■ . ______■ are reminded to bring low calory Double Trouble For BaHsta desserts and the recipes for them. P-o-o-w! Two local businessmen who were By Sukarno Cambridge, Mass., March 17 (/P)—Smlthsofifan Astrophfs- Weighing in.will begin at 7:15. Three couples were riding home just casual acquaintances happened FREE leal Observatory, officials, reporting America’s Vangraard aat- from a cocktaH party laist Satur­ to meet one day last week In a Front Emif Broko 'ood Havana, Cuba, March 17. (/P) Singapore, March 17 (/P)— ellite “definitely in orbit,” today said it appeared the little John A. Dormer, son of Mr. and day night when they heard in the Main St. soda- shop. During their .-Rebel leader Fidel Castr^ Mrs. John M. Dormer, 259 Porter distance the" wailing of a police conversation one of them asked They Fight Cystic Fibrosis WESTOWM Shock AbMrbor inipoc- The Irtdonesian Army said to­ moon ipparentiy is circlinR the Earth in a period, of 133 issued a 22-point uHimaiuln St., haa been hamed to the dean's cruiser's slrdn. the other, "By the wayi are you Harold A. Turkinarkingfon, honorary chairman for tha Cystic Fibrosis drive here, shows one of that night insurgents hat! been minutes. \ list for the first aemeater at Rens­ ■■ PHARMACY tioo. from his mountain head fire was discovered in the Ho called upon soldiers, sailors [ i If Sputnik n, with Ita dead dog rick's Day scotch and sodas.” sional ' skill before him Martin considered by the Public Utiliti Agency had quoted the Army as day in the High ^hdol World, lbft of the House about 6:4!S p.m. Commission at a public hearii and air force men to demrt and ■ passenger dive* to oblivion in the Sput-Mlck. "\\T>at are you complaining which la in some respects a house asked, "Dr., why do I have a coW?^ conceding the fall of the city to the about?” .the lylnner said. "With ail by Scoutmaster Richard Gifford March 26 in the State Office Build­ promised to promote ail offleers ■ near future a* expected, the U.S, organ for the students, haa the Marsialo came back with. "I m w BINGO insurgents but the agency later will have the. only satellites In and Edmund Btuls. who -amelled ing in Hartfoid. EVERY SAT. NIGHT—NEW TIME 8:00 F.M. who joined hia revolutionarysf your money in the bank .•. . ” aenionk winning. you walking around outside with­ ■ .said this report was mistake. The loser's reply, "That's why smoke when they arrived early fOr ^ e local company Is seeking movement ■■ space. The question la dnim^rtant. The out a coat on." SILVERTONB^ ORCHEBTUX Referring to the govemment’a Report Revolt by Troops The Army launched Explorer I’ve got it In the bank . . .no a Scout meeting. authoriiy te transport contrac­ The rebel reports said U.S.- 30 Pupils Safe real winner was/tlnr W 1 NevtHe - MarthT witlt a~pleasediook'on his Albert Shfelmah. caretsker; told -./.eampalgn to. enlist t.dpp fnbte Mi*; with the Jupiter-C misalle here Jan. scotch and sodas." fund which, receded the profits. tor's. equipment on iow bc(f trail­ trained Maj. Boyke Nainn Golan face, said. "But I had two c^<| Aehe he had closed the double In­ ers and other vehicles to various dlcrs to bolster efforts to crush 3i. shots. I don’t need to wear a coat side doors and the altding doors to him. Castro said these recruiUl led the revolt of some 2.000 troops. In sharp contrast to previous As School Bus Out of the Blue places in'the'State. Five regiments of government Vanguard countdowns, today’s or Famine anymore.” the boildinr when he left at 9 n.m. A company spokesman explained -oventuaiiy would be "judged b y , A Manchester family was re­ councils of war as crlminars." | troops were reported in the Medan preoaratlon of the rocket went off A local wanted a copy qf The doocs h»d be-o left Unlocked tha\ it has made the application garrison and Golan was the com- turning from an, outing laat Sun­ Well,iveii, Whichwnicn Uu itrIt? to'fo ” 'he the scout Scout meeting. meetlni harjuiu n* . Rebel patrols; he said,' would, with perfect preclsipn.. Rjuns into Tree day vrhen 'the left ' ■- iii»v*i-'^W#t'1W-'awOaa*l=twrttesy‘ 'i -nMindci-'Of .oner of- thciJu.T'.-’.s;-*-- >* "T h «» 'was' only■ on*' hold' and it quenM e rm M b n 'W The Navy's Vanguard rocket, carrj'ihg * grapefiuit-aiXe/Mtetlrte, Library ai was told her name clothing hA«has HAnn-been published.nnhllnH^ Treat sliding alMlnv dAAte*doors were open urhAnwhen ihskiythey . . after April 5 and b4fin an intensi- j , The outbreak in Sumatra's wa* due to trouble In a down- ing this type of. heavy equipment. u M s n largest city raised speculation here raise* from its launching pad at Cape Canaveral, Fla./early to range tracking station, not becauae About 30 children escaped in­ would be t on a waiting list. She mertt with petpleum-baMd prodr errived 45 minutes Ister, A door L. T. Wood haa been doing that tied campaign ef bombing, arson,; ^ day. (AP Photofax). ' ' ' ucts is the. key to making the pa­ from the main hall into the loft whether the rebellion might spread of any malfimctlon in the rocket jury shortly after noon today tried thi Whiton Library, but type of work for several years, he ff. there al the book was out. A per soft'and more'' or'less durable. above was also onen. (Coatinoed on Page Xlae) to North Celebes and other Islands Iteelf. ' when the bua in’ which they were s^d, imder_a permit for regular K X tL i DNC seeking to upset President Sukar­ 7 The firing originally was sched­ friend :Tyno works at Whiton said The eye-popping part-about paper 'The men checked the basement trucking activities. _ - . .. riding crashed into a tree oh WANTED: she wo^Id keep an eyq out for the clothing is that the scientists are and then the lOft. In the loft they no's concept of a guided democ- ul^Mluled to for r 7 a.m. sharp..It was -BCTlMlnib-Wtr-SOuth Wtinteor. an infivpahdant buslnasaman in book. making a bathing suit out of the found three or four wood and wick­ racy which admit* Communists tp 16 minute* off this pinpoint sched- SUte PoUce said th*tbs drividriver, your oommunity, engaged in a Free China will . participate in a volte, in the government/ tTribunal to view laalar Exscativii -her friend said he owned h stuff, er chairs burning. Gifford turiyd Blasts Shatter iile when it blsstcA into a clear Raymond Belcher, 68, o f Islington highly-developed, modem serv­ copy bf the book and would be glad The suit "can be worn fiVe or in an alarm While Stula ex­ seven ime^mxtionsl trade (airs in s #EH Obviously alarmed over the turn ; blue Florida sky. Rd.. South .Windsor, reportedly ice that la helping many fam-. to ming it in to the office if he six times." tinguished the flames isith a fire the tinned States, Italy, Japan. of event*, Sukarno ordered seln-! So smoothly did the rocket The Massachusetts Mutital Life Canada, Korea, the Philippines and forcemenla dispatched to the - suffered a heart attack while tak­ liy, business and professional Insurance Company, in business could find it in the packing boxes It’s that pnscientific "five or six' entingulsher. Ashe Sdid the chairs make it* way into apace, observ­ ing th* children to an afternoon 1958. 1 / Jewish Center^* people to plan and control their since )851, needs sales and public in /nls -attic. that bothers us. We think it would were completely destroyed and the Medaii area. Decision to d lB C er* herA-wgre cwlalh: Janff- before, ■aesMon I f f wapjpinr Etementary Ml I-IMS , in North Celabi G ag ihdo finances efficiently, He can relations executive interested In ith all these leads on the book, be rather important to know which. floor was charred. He estimated ^ D A Y S •the President made it official that School. The bua was beided west show , you the one sura way to establishing his own business, e sUll couldn't get- a copy of it. A Non, that thq fire must have been bui the Vsnzusrd had done its Job ,on Beelzebub Rd., went off th* guarantee yourself tjie things In Two Cities (OoiiHnned on Ige Thritfe) 6 where talent rather than capi,- ing for at least 20 minutes. K T W CAPE. ^ iOO sq. ^f, X., Washington, March 1? W —Th*;» t o ^ e Garden In it* other sporU bertuttfuUy. road on the South aide and grazed you value most — confidence All four Rockville flre.comppfilea 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. In Washington. Dr. John P. tal is r^uired. Tliia is a Career SljCSSO, Co!l N o w -- /or FREE By 1MB ASSOCIATED PRESS j Supreme Court today agreed to activities." a tree. in the future, education for your opportunity requiring ability, answered the call. A line w n laid The Supreme Court today re- Hagen, director of the Vanguard Belcher was taken to Manchester . MANCHtSTES review a decision requiring dis- children, ownership of your good education and absolute into the House as s p rec^ ioh sry Dynkmtte explosions in Miami, S ■^used to rule on a Tallahassee, project, said the 3*a pound satel­ Memorial Hospital where he was home, control of your business, honesty. Applicant selected wilt measure. Ashe said, b u t/n o water Thi- j:: 5'^. 0,, -r--:; Cfv FIs., and at NsshviUe. Tenn.. yes- Pro-U.S. Force i solution of the International Box Fla., bus sealing assignment ordi­ lite was cast into such an Ideal admitted. eara-free retirement or an ex­ was used by firemen. DELIVERY terday damaged Jewish centers ] be given complete training. AsV 9.a24S “ ^jng“ .Clubs of New Ifork and nance under which two Negroes orbit that It may remain aloft 5 Resident State Policeman WIU- tended vacation. sured.lncome while learning. AU BOWLING and set poilco to sifting the wreck- i j linois. • and a white person were senr to 10 .year*. liam Braithwaite said one aide of age for clues to the identity, of the j Has Good Lead In its flight at to 19.- He is ready to aerve you. replies handled in strictest con­ t .T b e decision, by U.S. Dirtrict fenced to jail and fined. 16.000 the bua was .scraped; hut that little fidence and no investigation 6r terrorists, judge Sylvester J. Ryan of/N ew The three were charged with 000 miles an hour,'its egg-shaped damage resulted. i m ALLEYS NIGHTS An anonymous telephone csller. York, also required . promoters orbit will swing it as far as 2.500 ' Another bua picked up the achool contact with present employers SAVE MONEY linked the Tennessee incident to ‘ In Ryukyu Vote violating the ordinance by refus­ Jvffk L CitrwfBsfci will be made without applicant’s 11 P.M. - ^MEDIATE James D. Norris and A ^ u r M. ing to go to.assigned seats in a miles out Into space and as close children and took them to clasaea. AVAILABLE EVERY school integration and, threaten^ ] Wlrtz to sell their sloclmn Madi­ to the Earth aa 400 mUes. On the scene with Braithwaite was cdnsent._Give full detaila of Roya'f/ HcoHnq Co ^OEUVERY ON that a federal judge "wooid beq.- bus and refusthg thereafter to fitl TpkeM Maocheatar pvasahi employment, experience -ALL DAY SUNDAY Naha, Okinawa. March 17 son Square Garden, m'an found leave the bus on request of the Because it is so small, the satel­ East,Windsor Resident State Police- NIGHT—Ml f-BlOO ahot down in cold bloo— Washington, March 17'(ff)— JbHNSdN BROTMERS The Nashville explosion, coming, -A spectacular, firs raced Uu-ough | Dr. John P. Hagen, director of ELECTRICAL ^NTRACTORS SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF "like sudden lightning" shortly p e n ^ t s had won three and Demo- punitive and In excess of that Call aow for Uie beat deala befere the craw three. necessary to prevent future viola­ most of a City block of stores here (. Colonel Moore tho Van^ard Project, said to­ REFRIGERATION emd AIR>CONDITIONING after>8 p.m. (CST> smashed tha today, causing damages of at least! day the new eorth-circliag aatel- HAVE MOVED FROM 50EOTTAGE ST. . . U r t - I M t V t K T ^ l ^ H D A Y Bier ruah starte. "Eaay terms to. lit any front boors of the Jewish Com­ /A m o n g the winners was the only tions of law.” \ ♦budget!"' The appeal, added: 31 >2 million.. ■ . j late probably will be In orbit 5 SR ST. munity Center. It rlpped^down vi’omSn candidate, Mrs. Hatsuko MiyasSto./''a ,50-year-old school-_____ "The public has a substantial in- It was brought under corttrol Denies Activity to 10 years. Hagen toht a news NOW LOCATED AT^RIAR CALL lK)il 3-4686 the ceiling of the reception hifll conference that on the basis of . 'See Bin Tunsky For: / teficher. She nosed out- a Minren ' terest in the maintenance of pro- three hours after its discovery at i and broke panes of glass. Dsth- 1:26 a.m. provisional figure# the satellite PrtONE M|4>0132 Aluminum Doors and WindoWa ,/^ age wa* estimated at 36,000. man in what had been consld'erc.d■' fessipnal boxing and of. televised Did Mrs. Evelyn Olsen Seddon.^ptit or putting..... „ ..it in the.... Igliftion. and broadcast fights. It also has Three stores, a stock brokeragf For Channel 10 ta 4ravellBic,.beIweMli8'.O0O and WOODCOCK^ Therb^were no injuries in either ^ &« - -A _ ^ a ^ mamSmis.. UTHera-, left toe rested #\non 9tl>e clutch a Leftist stronghold. ; office and a supermarket were de- 19,000 miles an hour, ta going 33, dine at a Manchester restaur, The Soelsllsta, say they are will an interest iii the various activ­ REFRIGERATION ond AIR-CONDITIONING FREE ESTIMATES gPEfeRFULLY GIVEN! . dynamiting: , although windows 'rant ahortly before she was shot pedal: atro.ved. out as far a# 2J100 mllee and were broken in nearby homes In ing to cooperate With the Ameri ities of Madisoii Square Garden, Wsshington, March 17 (85—Col. This to death Tuesday night 7 Police are trying td determine the premier sports arena in ' the A fire wall in the office of the .coming a# close to the- earth aa both cities the whereabouts of the murder | George Gordon Moore, brother-ln.- 400 mile#.. (ACROSS FROM STATE TH E 4^^) A waitress in a Manchester res­ world. brokerage firm prevented the fire Weekend (BILL TUMSRY • Ml 9-909? Almost’ as soon as the roar of taurant told State Police she victim after 5 p.m. Tuesday when (Continued on Page Thirteen) law of Mrs. Elsenhower, testified the explosion died at Nashville, "That Interest, of course, can­ from spreading to other stories and thinks she saw; the woman. An she left the home of Mrs, Olga I not override considerations of le­ a 4-story department store, one of today it is "simply untrue” that IKE GETS BIIAMROCKS autopsy showed that one. of the Darico, X former school chum, and , Washington, March 17 (Continued on W ge Six) gality but there is a substantial the largest stores In this. area. he had any Interest in or tried to z last things Mrs. Seddon had eaten headed south on Bolton Rd. toward Mayor. Lewis Homer, who made, influence the award of a TV chan­ ^President Eisenhower, bpolaiing BUY lyegiirar SOe GRINDERS Man’^hester. i questlim as to whether the district was rice pudding with raisins. court m itj zeal ' to eliminate the damage estimate, said the fire nel in Miami. ami wearing a bright green, Attendants at two Vernon serv­ Police know site. shopiied at was the wprat in the history of And "most positively," he said, neckne, ‘ today acce|ited is bowl King's Store in Manchester, but News Tidbits Messrs. Norris and Wirtz ; from Albert Gayson ice stations also reported to State ownership, and management of Clearwateri a west Florida Gulf his connection with a Dominican .of shamrocks from the Govern­ GET ONE FREE ingress Held are not sure where sher wa* from Culled from AP Wires ment and people of '(reland. The / BE SURE TO ’TRY OUR D£UCIOUST«|ZZA CONVERTING T< Police that they saw a woman fit­ -then until "hen her car was Madison Square Garden has not Coast city of 40,000 populrtion. Republic shipbuilding venture had ^ BUILDER ^ ting’ the victim’s description.' [inflicted unnecessary Injury and nothing to do "-ith the TV Ucenae gift was presented by Joseph F. ^ e r e Hours: TUESDAY thhi SUNDAY 11 AM. reportedly seen , parked on Valley ' Shields, counselor of the Irish Police would not reveal the iden­ Falls Rd., : pointed toward the damages upon the public snd also ^Continued en Page Nine) contest. ~ AUTOMATIC HEAT' Dragging tity of anyone who reportedly saw Two prisoners at Dayton. Ohio, Moorse testified before the embassy, -f-- ,, Darico house, but a half-mile away. ■ --- ' A), . ALTERATIONS - NEW HpMES^^^ ) Mrs. Seddon... jump jailer at the Montgomery House committee Investigating al Tlie car was parked in'the a^nie o r b it in g t e s t e n d s one attendant thlhks he saw’ the place when Mrs, Seddon was found Countv jail hut are quickly sub­ leged pressure? and influence on On Jobless Aid dued while officers armed with riot government regulatory' agencies. DaytAn, Ohio, March 17 (ffl— "victim early. Tuesdsfy afternoon dead in It Thursday; Five Air .Force oIBcera returned COM^RGIAL RESIDENTIAL^ and again about midnight, gun* surrpund the building...... He told the grup he may have Tug'coat expected to start bringing from *!outer space” at t aJn., ■' Washington, March 17 f/Pl ,-=■ other attendant thinks he saw tier (Continued on Page Nine)' been "used" through his in-law re­ 44 VILLAGE ST.. MANCHESTER—Ml 9-3697 Republican , National Chairman the erippleiP criilse ship Arosa Sun lationship with the. president on E.ST, today after "orbltlag" the -Wednesday; but police /iSre sure earth -at a simulated altitude ef Meade Alcorn today accused Derh- she was dead Wednesday mom- into a Panama port for repairs one occasion six or seven years /' ______■ ' ' ______odrats In Qongress of dragging after one crewman was killed and ago. But he said he’s been careful 17,650 . miles for the last five their feet on a 3-year-old Elaen- two otheis repot ted injured in en- to prevent ita happening again. Kiay to call. one pound. “Their amazing lack o f udnerete the Stafford Springs Barracks. j apace medicine pioneers working Air Lines, a cargo carrier, in the I action stands in sharp contrast ’WOntan Says : toward development of substance You don’t have to wait until the hope of making' It a paying out­ The 33 year old victim w m season gets under wa.v to know REDS RETURN PILOT with their pious' words about the wearing a cocoa brown coat witn, ! that will make breathing, eating fit. Hear-1 and drinking unnecessary on space how the teams are shaping up. Panniunpom, Korea, March 17 plight of jobless workers,’’ ^ Alcorn an artificial flower, on it, oveX. aj Westport, March 19 (/P)■nu ui,„ k,u|[ - ...... — - -- ■. The company’s stock weht up (JV—The Communlsto toda^ YOUR HEATING SYSTEM On said in a speech prepared for a brown blouse .and a skirt of large ing of murder charges against flights and on other planets. when he bought into it, Moore said, Mrs. Julia DllYardo, 33. were con-1 Top cancer experts believe ■ «n- but the firm failed not long after­ handed back a U.S. Jet pUot shot Republican Women's National Con­ brown, tan and white squares. She ‘ down over the Red side of the ference. . • . i wore brpw’H'lizard pumps, a wrist tlnued for one week by town court | portant breakthrough* may be ex- ward. And he said he sold his Judge Charles F. Spear,'today. pecteil” in not .too di.stant future in slock for a nominal one cent. KoriNUi truce line. Capt. Leon Get the be^st—automatic oil heat Alcorn said the-DeinocraU, who . ^ yellow, plastic bracelet Pfeiffer of Kenosha, Wta., ap­ CMI Us! We'U PleaiMd Tq Submit Ax EstinM«k control Congress, should stop tryj j |.nd ^ copper or bronze ring, em- The slender mother o ' three ; fight against dread disease, "I didn't want that kind of children is accused of killing her j . Soviet people give their usual money," Moore said. "In retrospect peared nervous and tense bat ta ' and clean-action Mobilhlor,------home early Sunday morn- Rosenthal of Waterford announce and certainly is not a member bf, a Stex.'^t — Hot Water — Warm Air Air Condittoning Commander of the Staffprd jng, [her “availability" for Democratic Sports Editor, wilt White House Influence • clique as Albany, N.Y., March 17 (85— Zenith Radio ($4 1 .9 5 )...... NOW $32.95 ally cleans aa it hbata... helpe protect your burner nomic Situation tomorrow in a Springs barracks lias ttiTorized An amateur boxer who tttffored speech to the roughly 1,700 wopr- Mrs. DlNardo. held at the cdun-' nomination for Seerrtary of State, be giving you first charged by Bernard .Schwartz, Zenith Radio, Portable ( $49.95) .. NOW $ 2 9 :9 S from harmful-deposits. that Mis. Seddon was ahot at fair­ try jail since her arrest, was not; ousted former counsel of the House brain Injurlto In a Saturday en gathered for the 2-day con­ ly close range through the open night bout died today pt Aihoay present in town court today. *| r oves “ ’’.‘‘‘“ 'I’" hand reports on all ! conimiltpe. , ^ Stromberg Carlson Radio ($26.95) NOW $17.95 ference. Vice President Nixon and car window hv someone she knew, Hospital. He was James Forior, NEW! NEW! NEW! aean-ariiea Mabil^Hrt five* cabinet members greeted the wom­ ■fhe-coatlnuance was asked by foi a bonded hlghy^ pro^ a . . . 12 teams; from The hearing room waS only half- NOW $17.95 mar* eltan hsat par gallonf sometime between -dusk Tuesday [ filled with spectators when Moore, 21, of Burllogton. Vt. RCA Victor Radio ($24.95) ...... an at a reception-last night. and dawn Wednesday. Police say both prosecutor Stephen Tate and : Sen. HOT WATER HEATER Mobilheat Ally. Salvatore C. Dl Plano, of pose* an Lakeland, Clearwa­ ' a white-haired retired Arany coJo- RCA Victor Radio ($39.95) a • • a a NOW $24.95 leeaaeaooeaon » • a a-e e e'ae Alcorn, llsUng/ steps Eisenhow­ there were no powder burns on the FEDERAL JUDGE DIES Mr,. -MN.,.!,'. ^ ter, St. Petersburg, I nel. took the witness chair. OPERATING ON HO. 2 FUEL OIL er ha* taken to reverse the reces­ victim, indicating that , the gun 1 The committee previously heard Wsshinglon, .March 17 dB-Oilef sion, predicted the "effects of these was'fired at least two feet away. Judge John j . Parker of. tho Hot water aa yoii Uka it! Ouxraatoed and at Tampa, Bradenton som«i 'teatimony-'-later conlradiijt- I Rtpolrt and Sfvica on AB Rodios and TV. aettons will be felt strongly in our Her body was discovered Thurs­ In^the (neantime Coronet- Edgar j • said ! ed-*^that Moore was supposed to fourth U.8. Chreult Court of Ap­ the moat'ecoBomieal coat to you. CAU MlfchtU 3-S135 FOl^Of^OUALITY economy during the weeks and and Sarasota, Fla. day at 9:45 a.m. sluipiped across L,“SITS' S'V fo'Z he is suffering from . a .or. sore ,0r... throat., •' have ■ "engineered" the Fedev- j peals, died today of a heart at- SILENT GLOW OILBUtNEtl.vOIL .i: months ahead.” , the ■fi'ont seat o f her Jate model fails to make three scheduled ap- al Oommunlcalton Commission tack. Parker, 7t, tong'had b « a 'f- ■ i The President’s anti-recession gWen Chevrolet, a Kujlet wound slaying latir this week. pearsnees Beach, hotel i (FCC) awsrd of Miami’s TV (Than-; one of the nation’s msot emlnant I "OIL HEAt IS CLEAN HEAT" proposalaf will haye "strong Repub­ through her 'heck and another -In The coroner.and Westport po­ judgs*. His borne was la lice queitfoned Mrs: Di Nardo at night club, leading to- a aolsy i nel 10 to a aubeldlary of National lican support,” A kom said, add­ thi flack of'her head. She had bled deWmtration by disappointed pk<:^ Airlines. lotto. N. C. The J n r b ^ ^ te^ ing: ■ . profusely. ' length on Sunday. George Waahbigtea U id v o e ^ Krehtzman-said jkter that Mrs. tron*. . . • Artie Sanlish. who once Moore said under oath: Famoue For Scrricf Since 1931 MORIARn "The Democrat leadership in ■The ash of an almost whole t iMtif fni . . . read'these reports on th# sports pxM ^T ho "I am appearing voluntarily, m H o s ^ where he wao tekM t i^ boaat'ed he was the "secret bosk of ■ FOemiTY BROTHERS, INC. Congress 'could make a r% l edn- cigarette lay on her coat whero Di Nardo admitted fatqlUT sfloot- He^d starting Thursday. Thsy’U pnt yon *!Im the Raow” nlgM alter heteg strteltew fc • • 31S CBkiTEIt ST. ing her husband in tha deh of their (Taliforpla." come* home to San am. 319 BROAD STIIEET.--MI 9-4539 130 Center St. EaayParidnF <>r. of Church 8L MhuUop to quick economicnomie rrecov- it had apparently dropped, ana Pnuiciaca on pqrol* hut is no long^ faasebalTs inside story. (Coattaaed OB F a ff Klas) of tho Mayflower Model.. held the ignition key In her fingers, •r.his.4mca gaiinilouii self. % ^ (OsaRaiMd aa Fag« Six) as though she werq Just taking It (OoattaaaA OB fafs Miaa);.

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