reiDAT, MAT a, ItM iHattflivatifr Eoenfng H^nilb Average M Iy Net Priae Ror The WMther F ar the Week Ewtod Fameoat at D. •. Weatimr The , Lady of UA Moat Holy Tha following otfloisra base . H m L Baaus will May for 4aii^ don as outllibd^ Un the Blbls at 1 IT" To «fH : M m a Moumo tnrels 'has albctad alaotod by S t Rridget’o Ing at tha Brltlah Chni Scribner N am ^ Tim. 2:1,1. ‘V aaBBWMit the fonowiiur^oers for the com­ Motben CSrete; Mn. Daniel urte- iamortW nighi from 8 to 1. The p n m m wIB ba 'cUmAxod tliie BftsfBasa. Fair a a i eabTiN ing yeal^blrs. Joaaph tumon- chlo, leader; Mra Paul Lefrancola, Parley Official by the talk, "A Paradbe Earth H a v in g < ■ 111 tmt«T branch bf the deeta, leader; Mrs. Mary Law to-Ieader; Mra. Hobart Tungk, Mbs Elaina W. JohnsOB of Vor- ’Through God’a Kingdom," dellv- toe A hat sight. laofwtotog MsaOMae tifi, «4M W«ftMforce shall make every effort on the Kathy Godfrey television "In spite of-' the President's was out of'date and the United Wm. Dickun and Son Y ard id y S p ra y C o lo g n a ...... $ 2 .0 0 DACRON HLLED PUFFS western' Gerinsny, Vaughan said miiinSm'a competition with capital- soothing wmxis." Humphrey add­ is conference to be show here a year ago. She is the BEDSPREADS to neWmien; "I have nothing to lam. States also was lagging hehlpd granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ■ay.” "We have laughed off 5-year ed, "th e rj/a re well-documented the Soviet Union in rocket tech- crownedsW’ith success." PAINTING C. Morrison, 22 RooMvelt St. ^Chanaj No. 5 C dogna ...... $3.50 to $5J0^ doubts 'ibout our h\ i 111 a r'y .nhlogy. QromykW. flrst o f. th« .foreign $10.98 Reg. 818A8 $ 1 0 ^ 3 He waa wearing • a brown ./duit, plans snd 7-.Vear plans in the past Lanvin My Sin Cologna Spray ...... $ 5 .0 0 . —and to our sorrow,” he said. "We atrength. now snd in the future. ' Tke belated account of Khrush­ ministers U.^vcach here for Mon­ e c o r a t in g a brown necktie and whiie.gMrt. international polities and chev’s remarks is being released day's conference opening, was and D Dainty rosebud pattern, re­ Wilson aald "Vaughan waa well will laugh off this one to our peril." 'lomacy, by our dogged defense gpeidaHflag b Church Worh Coty Bath Powdar ...... $ 1 .7 5 versible with white nylon edg­ Beautiful pure white or "I proposeHhat We set the gnals by Moscow almost on the eve of greeted by a b ig ^ m o u t of Soviet treated end is in go6d health.” f the statiui quo we hSve allowed the foreign ministers • conference Dior dtplopiata. a EatabUeh MIS a >Twead Bath Pow dar ...... ST.SOt ing. Pink, white and blue antique white. Twin or full bed The Amerlcap, received mail which are the price of suniv ourselves to be. outmaneuvered in MI n-0920—MANCHESTER CAMERAS grounds.. sizes. Reversible, fringed. and that we set ourselves to mdet in Geneva. Stepping from a gltoumng white FILM—FLARHBULBS and packagto through the Red Europe, leapfrogged in the Middle The radio reported this ex­ turboprop pis.la at the nisad of A DISCOUNT PRICES Evening Paris Sat . .. a 4 a a a a . . $ 1 .0 0 Cross wh^e he was held in the them,” said Humphrey.'-anMD,A East, and seriously challenged in East, Wtlson said, adding that the vice chairihan and possiple con- change took place- with the. edi­ 17-man'delegation, -Gromyko re­ ^Evening Paris, Bath Powder .. . . $1.00< Asia and eveh in our own hemi­ tor's: pealed So-riel assertions th ^ tha Bast-German Red Ci-oss had been tneder for the 1660 pemocratic sphere.” ARTHUR DRUG Smart 8-Piece PLACE M AT SETS codperatiyc and helpful: presidential nomihati Khrushchev: "You probably mdst urgent problems for tha - Revlpn Lipstick ...... $ 1 .3 5 So, practical, pure linen homespuns and novelty patterns. • ADA describes Ittoif as an In; realize how many nuclear bombs fereivfa were a peace treay wit ^ 4 place mats and 4 napkins. The C oas. director, aceom- Germany and liquidation of tha IT'S INSULATION TIME Trien^ahip Garden BatkSait . . $ 1 .0 0 ^ *2.98 To *4.98 pai.ied by his public information dependent organization of political with a capacity- of three to five officer, cion Heinemann. of Hous­ liberals with y i membership of Suburbia. Today million tons woiHd have to be ex­ Reaciiera and aurvivors trying to swim ashore ara Interfningled after pleasure boat Dandara. amoke- Allied occupation In Berlin. . ■.Revlon Inttrhate Spray Mist . . . $ 3 .0 0 ton, Tex., went acrosa the frontier 44.000 in .3^4tates. ploded on the teiTltory of W est . stack showing in background, rolled over and sank yestarday in the Nile Delta Barrage, north of "It is for a positive solution of. to get Vaughan. and returned in "I do not propose that we imi­ ■ In Herald Todav Gemianv to put her ovit of ac­ Cairo. Egypt. Police said the boat went down ao fast that-many never had a chance. (AP Pho­ these important questions that 45 minutes. * tate th r Soviet Union—either its tion?" ■ tofax via radio from Cairo!. ' I. the Soviet delegation has arrived . Editor G. Braune. one of the ______, a>-----...... ^_____ here,” he said, ’"Our intentions JEWELRY Van Raalie The American Red Croas atepped ^ ____ in,after the U;S. Army failed in group: "Eight hydrogen. bombs sre serious. We shall make every Its efforts to arrange Vaughan'a Khniskchev: "Obviously not effort for this conference to be BOXES release through Soviet Army head'' And Five Times as Much more. And do you think ^thrit ■we Crowned with aucceas. quartern in East Germany'. /- haven’t eight hydrogen bombs?" "The Soviet government ia con­ The U.S.. State Department de­ Moscow said Khrushchev then ZOO Feared Dead fident that at present there exist SCARFS Large size with self added: the neceoaary conditions to pre­ rising troys. Plenty clined to take iq> direct nrgotia- “And ''O"' many are needed to vent -war anels to longer len^hs in nylon br dou­ more." confident mood, and western dip­ Urn tame time save 40 V. on fuel next winter. For free eettmateP styles. leather cov,ered with VaughaJv aiYd^Jils wife , live in i can JA i-sn*. ble wov^ cotton. ^ ' Claiming he was'threatening no­ -X lomatic souresa were rather pessi­ gold trim, He'delberg, wl)ere he iq employed body,' Khrushchev said a war Constantine Algeria. May 8 (>P) mistic. Western sources cautioned GUSS WOOL INSULATION CO. to American would end quickly in a Soviet vic­ Cairo, F.gypt, May t i.Ti >sold in family blocks. Whole fam­ Battle-equipped paratroopers to­ against raising high hopes for suc­ (CoatfaKied on Page Seven) M7 W Eim BSFIELD AVE., HARTFORD x tory. Divers and .Nav.v frogmen today ilies drowned together. da.v patrolled this tense city amtd cess of the conference. Thqy point­ 29e T, recovered on ,i|idditkipiai. 40 bod­ o n ly $ 2 . 9 8 t o p r . / A government foramuniqiie gave • imconflrmed reports Algerian reb­ ed to prospects of contention at Washington, May 9 fg>>—Congress^ None of them dissented formally ies from tlie sunken hulk of tha no. blue to the cause of the dls- ■ tha ou'taat on such routine -mat- JEWELRY Bd^CES els had flllerad into the suburbs ^1 .9 8 Each : has been told the Soviet Army has from President Eisenhower’s bud­ rlverboat Dandara, which cap- Miter. ' I era aa agenda and procedure. Main Floor At GLOVES—MAIN FLOOR. •ost Cautions aized yesterday, with a holiday y Agi'lcoltural Minister 8syed! and were preparing an attack. The wtotem powera havi jre - equipment about as good as. that get recommendations, defended by Police Hold 6 8peqiai .precautiona were taken Entrance the administration aa an adequats pUmte -toowd of about 800 Marei described it as "A human pared a package plan. The Rui- I of the United States—gnd five^ ^ Jl^ ttire qf -deten-enee and defense. , sons olioard. These were m ' ?8nd economic tragedy . because ** delegates arrived for the French aiana want to give priority to B«- / O n Mpou Trip^ ! times''aa 'much of it. For SmugfgliHg^ 'addition to 10 bodies found^ Mst those drowneforces, following thorough and The officei's said there was not State Prison at Wetker8fleld.\ -j Nile today for bodies trapped in The Dandara obsenrance of the uprising tian A. Harter, after a stopover in get his limitatioiu. ' i well-conceived plan” have com- enough money budgeted for; The latest arrest, that ofNw n peeked 'exttirsion ooat which’(Dai-den Park, a ' pletely modernized the equipment guard, came ye.sterday. A SuperioK,. DeTa Bar age ' ^3. 1958.. in which rifehtlsU Bonn for a conference with West SPECIAL Are Sure To Be Appreeipi^ Thede were but a few ' o f, the 1. The Nlke-Zeus program, the lia.nk wild wim uuiuusiunconfusion withwnai 1) 7^0733) jbJfght and veterans took s leading role German Chancellor Konrad Ade­ frank expressions made by the 85- of their 176 divisions since World Court bench warrant charged : miles dowiyitreani in boosting De Gaulle to power. War ir. He continued; Ai-my's hope for destroying enerhy RVchard P. .Tasaistro. 28, Hart- some/6f Eg>’pt's top agricultural Cairo* nauer and''French Foreign Minis­ MEETING year-old .Pulitzer Prize winner dur­ intercontlnentai ballistic missiles, fg^d. with iliegally conve.ving let; enriheers. , . . One of the rescued was Ahhied The riglilists now accuse him of ter Couya de Murvllla ware also New summer all white or floral tnjriT Also many ing a visit'to Dickinson College “Their equipment : includes the selling them out. fof 2. The Air Force’s prograim of i ters out of the prison. The offense Police figure.. Indicat^ perhaps Ta,aat. secretarv of the Agricul- due today. where he received the school’s first means fighting either nuclear m persons were missing-many m,.,, Engineers Syndicate Only a handful of 'CXiropeana styles in genuine leather and the Nbw Softee style. annual Arts Award last night. or conventional wara anywhere on building more U. S. Interoontl-j is punishable by a one-year jail which ITALIAN-AMERICAN nental missiles. sentence and a 3100 fine. of them women and children-in orgnnizerk the exciirslon for the turned out yeaterday for a V-B (Contlnaed m Paga Sevra) Colors: White, pasel, black, mriy and red. "We are human and when we the Eurasian or Middle Eastern Day ceremony. About 200 Alger­ SOCIETY land mass. ' 3-The. ■ Navy’s Polaris missile- Meantime. State Police qijes- the holiday party of government Moslem Friday Sabbath, get to Mars or Venus, or whereifer submarine combination, which the tlo n ^ two prisoners who - are workers and their-families. Another------survivor. Dr.Dr, Abdel ians watched in'silence the la^ng it is we are going, we'll syif be "Qualitywise, they about equal of a wteat.i'-at the World War»Q our modern equipment—they lag Navy views as a., WiOre effective charged with conspiring to-Smug- The 200-ton double-decker Dan-'Monelm Mekkv. saved his 6-veai- - r — — — ------Saturday, May 9,8 P.M. Earthlings and we had better take retaliatory threat' for the next few gle whisky, nai-cotlcs and barbitu- dara rolled over jqaf off shore edd daughter Magda but his wife i majubrial in the heart of the .9 8 i 7 . 9 5 our lunch with ua,” Frodt said. behind us in some items,' have yeaterday so fast that it was Im- : and three other children drowned. I ci Jh , He added that - acietice is "our drawn even in others and surpass yeara than anything the Air Force fates into the prison, v S A V I N G S %6 e a . has now. . pri.soners ai-e Andrew J. possible to determine how many Dr. Mckky, in describing the i TTie troops Orera called out both Bulletins ltolian-Ain«rieai! Club bugaboo" only when its Implica­ us in still others. passengers succeeded in getting confusion as the small boat began XU"rd against clashes agsjhst tions become frightening. Frost de­ "Quantitywiae. they- overmatch Lt. Gen. Cai-ter B. Magnider, Leighton Jr., a lifer, and Frank j fram the AP Wlrea ciJ/c/ L O A M BLDRIDGE STREET clared : A m y ' deputy chief of staff for Spi^ger. Bench -Warrants were off. Many never had .a chknee. .sinking, said he saved a ■ woman I P'.t‘™P**os aofi Algerians A S s o I .\ r I N us by a margin of about five to Police estimated TOO were saved who he. mistakenly thought was ' •• against rebel 4 it "It Is silly to regard science aa one.” ***?™1'^*' Issued for them .yesterday. All members are urged to a The Army s fiscal year 1960 Also arrested were Joseph F. but the number lo-st,mav never be Ills wife. raids, attend. Frankenstein, that will turn upon Several military leaders, in .se- priaoii Iknown tor the outlttg tickets were "I reached the boat’s stack., Constantine, ' never completely EISENHOWER eOMPLAINB man, Ita, creator. There is no dan-i cret testimony made nublic todav : budget does'"'Tu not contain adequate L^aeey,Daeey, .i».,34. Waterbury,waicroury, prison Oettysborg. Pa., May 6 (flV BsacsseTte>s otassT rmswcist isititutiss" ■ ■ which was the only,part above wa- under French control in 4 >,** yeara FRANK DIANA, President. ' ' — AL50 ~ ger In science itaelf. The danger i* i comnlain th a^ their missife devel-! P*'“6r»m guard and former WaterbUrs- po- $ ter level,” he said. "J had Magda ^ of Algerian rebellion, baa been.,the OrumWng a bit about Md “tUff f o o t * / H e U n that...... We will|.permit our«elve«''to be , opment programs are not getting 1‘ccmaor Edmund _W._ Gorman Jr.. old bones.” aa be made practice frightened by its posaibilities.' adequate, funds must prpiide for 24. Waterburj', .and Mias Lois I-an- ; in my mind, whtl^ my wife was i scene of mob action ,as the result vnongh. money in the administra­ 'hanging to my clothing. But there of the ambush a we4k.ago of twd swings. President Etscobower Frost spoke for nearly ah hour, ders. 28. Somera I set out early this morning on n n LADIES BILLFOLDS reading' from his works and di­ tion's pTOgosad sWfense budget. (Oonttnned’on Page aeven) Dace.v is accused of conspiring News Tidbits was a terrific rush from other des- young French giriS and their es­ \ Iperate people trying to hang to corts. One gjrl an'd t,wo boys were round of gMf.. The Preeldent gressing on the impact of sHentific to smuggle: contraband, the actual Called from AF Wirea complained also'that he has been discovery, after receiving the col­ smuggling of it, and smuggling [the stack. My wife pushed away killed and the other girl abduct­ Genuine leather Jn many attraptive'styles. All lege's gward of a medallion and letters out of the prison f&r in­ I and ailother woman grasped* me. ed by terrorists. imving trouble with his long with change and picture compartments. Smooth, 11,000 from 'Dr. William W, Edei. Gifts for the Ryukyus mates. Gorman and Miss Landers When I reached the river bank' I Groups of - ATSb and European game. He remarked' about It to Diekinaon - president. are charged with - conspiring to Opokwarkers from seven lOtlnns fpiind my wife had disappeared youths -glare at each other on the tala golfing companions, George cowhide on Morocco leather. ' Earlier, he engaged In some smuggle’ narcotics snd barbitu­ to convene in Tokyo for three-dsy. and I had rescued another- wom­ E: Allen and' Brig, Gen. Arthur typlcajly- Frost repartee with 30 rates. • - , ’ convention that will take up sub-' an.” .(CenUoiied on Page Thlrteeiiy’'--. S. Kevins, retired, aa be stepped literature students during an in­ State Police say Gorman stole jects; ranging from longshore- . np -to the first toe. Values to 1^6.00. SPECIAL * 1 . 9 8 Each formal Interview on < the .Dickinson, Firemen Never Forget campus. , .lorestore.?io'?°”D*clv'VooU^him^ DaeevDacey looktook th*mthem ,ntointo the . fTrnuclewUstst„^bled aroUnd a‘’.‘ bit Eldlrly'cru^ but not hUlt JOBMSSS TOTAL DROPS ' ■"To what do you attribute your pri.son, and Mias Landers acted aa Hot Springs, Va.. May » (PI— HANDBAG^ and BILLFOLDS—MAIN FLOOR. longevity T” asked one. go-between. *' '. -only geared—when tornado twist Government 'officials today r«- ■ J' • Plea from, Old Buddy ed'lheir three-room house at Arch, Coast-to-Coast Party ported a striltlikg improfement N.M., on ita fdundation without In the nation’s employment pto* .the new Lion-Hearted (OOBttooed on Pagn Tblrteen) breaking a window, j, By TOM HENSHAW ing from small crucifixes to large - tnre^ With the JoMesqneaa'total ■ * " Ci-ew member killed and five dropping well below the four, (A|* Bellgloii,Writer) Toutdoor statues. ^ others eaeaped Injury near Shaw - Lauds Harry Truman million mark. It was indicated f The gift comes' at ap opportune ' Air Force Baae, S.C.,^ln apectacu-: that unemployment may have Accused Man New York, May 9 .-^-Crates time for Father De Pores for, when ! aecond-hand* religious statuarj- lar aljKoolllslon of twoiatr force je t,' declined by aa mtach fix half a he returns to the Rytikyus next bombers .... Top U.S. military, New , , ^ York. May _ The natlontTruzaen that President'Roosevelt million in April white employ- , CHRYSLER *63 GIFT HOSIERY Cleared by Lie should begin arririhg apon in the month, he is scheduled to super­ commanders in the Pacific to meet I Tmmnn on his was dead.. Of Truman she said; ment re^stored a greater than far off Ryukyu Islanda—gifts of vise a new full-time mission on an' in Okinawa to discuss military aid ’ birthday last night, "The character of my friend was seasonal gain. Thia is, advance Beautiful a fire department, that never for­ island in the chain off the Japan­ to seven Asian nations. | J* * ' coast-to-coast party proved on that terrible day. . He word on the monthly job report ese coast. Mrs Eliza Parker Ai mother of '^•‘**’* **’* fast-stepping little man was frightened-- as ht should have For Mather Detector Test got an old buddy. 1 . mis. cmzs rarkei, 4$, motner or I J m Mlaaourt a,. due to be tesued Monday. "The isishd is Miyako, 70 aquare a Mlssiasippi lynch victim aays she 1 gorlbed heard hlmsaif been. For no mdn had ever been LINGERIE The old buddy is the Rev. Mar­ miles, 56.000 people, onlv 30 of fled from her homis in Lumberton. as man who .grew placed so ab- v t .’ in such a seat ADMITS 9V/t MILLION FIRE First quality nylon hosiery in full fash­ Washington, May 9 (iPV- A quick tin De Pores, - a Capuciiin mis­ them Catholics. The soft-spokert, greatness. of respons billty. Miss., to Merced, Calif,, because The tributes came from Demo­ Baltimore, May 10 (P»—A 12- 1$ 5URE TO tHRILL ANY MOM ioned and seamless styles. Ua ’ detector test has cleared a bearded miasionar.y i$ eager to get she feared for hOr life and those of ."And yet there waa never In slarro fire early today turned a Texas union leader of any part in sionary. whom graying merhbera of back there after hia 3-month -visit crats and Repubik’ans, Liberals ■i" .. the New, York City Fire Dept, re­ in New York. two Small sons . . . Artist’John and Conservatives, the great the' him the slighteat hint that he sprawling grocery warehousa Choose a gift for Mother from our large assortment of full $1-15 Alba Dark Seam Sheer . . . .pair 99c an alleged murder plot, the Senate Poller Wheat, whose w’lfe shot would try to evade what fate had Into a mass of etaarred rubblo, length gdwna, ahortie gowns, slips or pajim ss in 100% nylon,-, Racketa OommiUee says. .A fellow member an Jim, Clarke of the East "There's so much to do,” he sa.vs. not-great, friends, family and old nylon-dacron-cotton blend. . . aide's Engine Eight. him a .vear ago in their Darien rivals. There was, song and laugh­ thrust upt. iilm. I knew then he with damage .estimated at from $1.35 Alba Semi Service ...... pair $1.09 unionist'^accused him. . ' "Right now all we have ia a small home.- charges her with intolerable v/as a good man. Later I thrilled 81 million to 81' ) mlllkm Police The charge against Joseph ‘P. The story of the gift statuary houae. The largest room In it Is the ter, and Truman himself almost G O W N S ...... S3.98 to $5.98 cruelly in a divorce action filed 'lost his glasses laughing at off-beat to watch him grow to greatness. picked up a lO-yefir-old boy at ArwrighVSeamless Sheer ...... pair 79c McColIunk vice president of the began about a year ago when chapel. .. , ■ thia week th Superior Court . ... With every decision he grew, un­ , BIZBS 84 to 44' boilermakers union, wSs made yea­ Father De Pores hitched a ride comedian Mori Sahl, the scene and reported later that 60 Gauge Self Seam S h e e r...... pair 59c "We want to, build a chiu'ch' of San Franclaco closes ita beaches to When it'was all over, the .usual­ til to the entire world he W'as a the vouth admitted starting Mie SHORTI^ GOWNS .... $3.98 to $5.98 terday before the committee by aboard an Army plane in the course, possibly one with a com­ towering' figu're,’’ Leland Head, q member of the Ryukyus. Also atioara was .the son swimmers in fear of aharks al-’- ly voluble Ti-uman admitted he was fire, SIZES 14 to,40 No-Mend Sheer and Sertii bination hall -and social centir.. though -scientista express, belief a at a loss for words. "I don" ' now In Chicqgo Adlai Stevenson SLIPS . . . union. , , A. of Joseph Maceda, an old, fire de­ Tlien. in time, wq want to b u il^ T fatal attack such as that oq.a col­ urged Democrat's to remember ...... $2:98 to $5.9$ Service ...... ipair $1.35 and $1.65 McCollum said the accusation partment friend. achook We figure we’ll have one ih. wfiat thereJs to say," he said, "No SIGNALS THOUGHT HOAX SIZES 82 to 42 waa completely false and com­ lege student probably woiddn't man in my recollectioh Has had a "That w* '■•'111 continue to* serve Perth, Australia, filay 6 bar eontrol wjth air-euspenaion oomft^ test showed '’There la ho.question” their Princess was exposed to 'at crew to bring them to tW? United country. Sixteen of ' them wore )>ut thkt McCollum told thZ truth Roman Catholic firq flghtersi school. - . :statea. -- ' ■ — • ‘ .Senate Majority »Xeader Lyndon tresa off Port Hedlaad In aorRi- 9:00 A.M. >01:30 FAN. FREE ' adopted Father De Porto small re­ linked' by cloaed-ciiVuit ‘ television. slohrison tD-Tex’^- speaking from Westem Australia. '< |n denying Mead’s story. The test "Not long ago, a man a teacher- NBC withdrawn Its request for ; Here in New York House Speak. ■ \ JtTEaOIAT ...... • AM to f«80 PJf. on Head, Kennedy aald, was In- quest as a major projett. ' Boston, aald "To no man living is Haw, try to getile for anything than Chryder *59, \ ♦ Ads were pieced In New York’s in his SOa--totoppM(l by our .mission aht(-picketlng order in 31 million »r Sar.-i Ra.'i’bwrn (D-Tto.) told so much owed iby so many.” CRASH DfJURliS BDVAtffY . conclusive. , to make inquiries about it. Now he damage suit - against . a striking him "Harr.v, hUtory is going, to VneONES^AY .... f AJI. to liS* P.M. Told of the result. Head aaid he Catholic newspapers. Calls started F om er Secrataiy of State Dean Atheiu, May.':tb— Omw in for an Admnturf Drive PARKING gnd his family are taking Inatruc- techitfcisns' union- but amended be kind to you. They are going to Acheson, speaking from Waafiing- : f was sticking by his stqry thqt hq coming, in. Off-duty firemen began Mdns.”. complaint filed in Superior Coin-t Crown l^daee C onataatt^ TUESDAY .. 8 AM to 8(M PM. scurrying around in their own cai;4; forget the few times that /you ton, said there were twp aides to Prkieesa' Sophia of QipeM had heard McCollum propose rais­ -“I've often wondered,” Father, Nejiv Delegate . in .Hollywood:: . ' ■ hai^ not taken dead aim; but. have FRIDAY waasassai • AM to 1:80 PM A T THE REAR ing a fupd to hire an aasalsin to picking Tip ' donations.’ The gifts Truman. “One waa the public fig­ injured la an automeWte De Porea adds vijith the shy manner Archbishop Egtdio 'Va^ozzi,' 'A : Chicago jury,' deliberating MiOt from the hip. They are going ure—peppery, ofteh; bqlUgerent, deni today, The OoaH kill Clarence Wilklna a Qalvaaton, were Stored Ih fire stations.' of aiman airing, his favorite day­ the 'Vatican's new apostolic' MOTORS SATURDAY • • # • • t AM to itSO PM OF OUR SifORI Tex:, union member. . Last waek, the reiuJts,~of the nearly elgh^- hours, acquits 25- to remember you for the greto didactic, the 'give-'eiin-helP Many. -laiB’fi aamuatoatont spM ilvt- -41 CORNER MAIN and b g K S ^ f T S dream, "what Woujd happen if the delegate to iha United States,' year-old-Barry Ceok’-of mul-darlng things you have done." J “The other waa the patient, wtoa-tfpatod it. Eto ' Your Chryilar Oooltr At tee itime in 19M, Wilkins had firemen’s caiwass was presented fo Prlnpeas hawelf became a Catholic. is shown on his arrival in -New Just oeen acquitted .of murdering Eqther De ^ to re t it sn Anchor a sunbathing spinster three..vears One of the mtot dramatic -mo- modest, Considerate and appitolfi' Htopltqf Nf .laiaMto I MANCHESTER, CONN. The Jap4A i^ ace quite Imitative.' ' York yesterday from Europe. 'ago. . . . WHUaml^qluick.. 42, of manta canw. when Eleanor Rooa- tiva boss, helpful and ui -aqfc.' .Club Coiflmunion betiUefast. The “ But. r iheBa that’a just, too The Roqierbom prelate ia 52. isltic, iWaa .klllad last night w^»en .evelt 4escribisd. the Apiti day Ifi ^ . (CoaUiii^ ea Fli^nvo) tally: 1,660 MU[|[iouiiltniclaq nuig- sauch,toi;loiiiw.”' i . f e ?- (AP Photofax). fall 1^6 fto t frooi,. B hqiflMy. ,^ 9 4 ^ ifben aha told 'Vlqii: Praat^4«^4t» ihJBIto* fTSobto*Those «HFha\who MANAOEMINT IS " p t Minnesota pulled oft a 'itour d( dealer "THE SOUND LAST TIMES TONIGHT at. P aul Minn., May 8 UPi, I'y.. The university Hfayed have no family phyalcian andI thixm irhOKClcannot aAfard vRcdiut- L E A 0 TOW AI NEW AT Mrs. Charles Baxter wad elected lion may contact tht Health DcjiartmenL Tetophbne MI HANK POST ■idea sulacrabla “AL CAPPNE;Kl60-9;»g—“ARSON FOB HIBE”^^8i)-7tBe Minnaaota'a crAiy ertats of the on eta riltii^ ^ d set Its classes fiir h i g h CABDA'' N oarni AND THE FURY" and lhatalled aa prealdent of the '9-5281 Extension 50. AM) aiMwa SitMita-taitO-ota* clacks la naar th* hour of daclalon hour aheafi A ) 5 3 Women's Fellowahip of Center today. Department of Healths t h e a h y t h m V < 5 3 2 Comedy Co-Hit By Allied SketeweM TOMORROW thni T U E ^ a Y" Congregational Church at the an The Stala Supreme Court re- Mancheater, donnecUcut RANGLERS V.n. Mmtttri Tmen A K Q i 7 .FRANK'S jiortedly wlH tell Mlnneaota's three "THE SHERIFF OF SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. nual meeting htid Wednesday May 5. 1959. Advt. No. 7617 On« w«yj:o promote, your minor ♦ A Q million ciUiena' what time It is S a vin g s B: to rs EVEBT WEST BAST FRACTURED JAW" night. honor* t»yio Oepture *n opponenfe Ht« Boss of theV^terfroot K-tthln a day or so. SATURDAY HOI A 10 9 4 A A 4 Jayne ManafleM-Keaneth Moro PRINCESS RESTAURANT The Rev. Laurence Vincent, a»- About hglf o f them are on day­ Meet Wedn^^iday high card. The opponent muot be V to 7 ¥ K Q J 9 4 light aaving time, but they don't ca rt VIEW ttAix A 9 4 3 •oclate minister of the church com-, on the iert to prevent Uh^ STABTS SCNDAV blned teh inatallation 4vlth the wor know whether l^i legal. The otheit » iMMOr SU, JtMMhMtMr A 9 i s 4 2 AE<3 i.1 Come la TONIGHT and lad oat whK flia poapte wko bavd The Savings Banks' Asaoclatl: , ^ u th won the Bret heart with All rotor! already trted our DEUCIOD8 P t£U s an eoalag baok ship aervlce... are on central atandard, one hour SOUTH f t HIIESailN|| - » aarliar. of Oonnertioi:t, Group 2, com the end led • low trornp-.m- Fraak (Uaatra I Jaa- Hall for More! Other- officers elected and In- prising mutual saving* bankers in A K Q • 7 Oraa Martla—la I Maa Aeama Soma northern Mlneaola coun- wnrd 'dummy. Beet ceplured ¥ A > atalled u-e Mrs, Rod EliaabiL vice Hartford and the surrounding dummy'* J»ck with the ece — noK “ Home Came | “ Forbidden president; Mra.'.'Harold Hubbard, tlea have gone in for “wildcat" A A 10 6 12 MOUTH“WATERING VARIETItS Never Steal i tlriie riiirtlng to keep up with fast­ area, will meet Wednesday night intporunt *lop in promoting • * i m ' Running” 1 Istood” _ secretary; Mr*. George K. Law SSEQESOFEAOn time Duluth. A new term, "creep­ at the Farming. >n Country Club, trump trick for hi* partner. iMth Wiai North la ralar -I la calar' renca, treasurer; Mrs. Mark H. ^:aa-a!aaO)it I 4;«M ;ia ■ TAKE SOME HOBIE TONIGHT! S iT ia ll j ing feat time,” tl appearing, according to i^woo(* K. Elmore, HIH, historian and Mra. Raymimd best shows Ea*t then continued heart*. On I A PkW 3 * FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAi#--“8TEAMER8’* CliUMA**.OPt COLOR ' Farmc in one county are group -chairman and prealdent of the third roynd of heart*. South 4 A All Pan Waa.. “ SOOTS OK ■KAVTSJT’ Winter. auand county boar<*a In the Mtriheapolle- for a aocla 4nd dinner to CHANNEL tabliihed. If South ruffed low, literature; Mra, Charles Tiffin and St. Paul area voted to go on.feat precede the group'aannual meei- Weat.would over-ruff immediatcly- Mr*. James Elliott, missionary edu- time April 26. They acted under a irw and election of oflltors, Elmore Either way, South waa aura to go datloh; Mra. Robert W. Taylor, ao 1967 atate law giving blg-clty said. ’ down. etat action; Mr*. Thoma* H. Ql(;nn areas local option on feat time. Paul.W. Stodard. Pl. D.r pHpcl- Avoid Cnplnra Jr., friendly service; Mra. Howard Twin cities theater owners pro­ pal of the HoUaatonic Valley Re­ South can make Ma contract by Augalt,' .atewardahip; Mra. Earl tested, claiming the local option gional High School, Fall* Village, nvoidi^ the capture of a trump Bissell,' worship; Mrs. Rcickwell law waa knocked out by a later will apeak on "W hat’a Funny and honor. It la clear that Eaat haa the t Be MM aaaWs af Hnmadn ftaiA Potter, program; Mra. James El 1957 law giving the governor Why.” DINC amfcItotoiafBlnWSIwIf ^ ace of apadea (for hi* opening bid), llott, properties; Mra. John BengS' power to set datea for statewide 5:30 LeglalaUve Commiasloner Harry a tugg of Rockville. SUte Republican Ch^rman Edwin H. May *o declarer mu«t lead low trump* ton and Mrs. Hugh Brautigam. feat time. OUT membership; Mill. Shlrtey Meach- Jr.T and state Central Coihmltteeman John H. Mullen of Stafford, get together f()r a brief talk K of C Setback through Eaat. The State Supreme Cqfirt Isaued a r m BMi J|K nfMi w n TH tA IRF am, hospitality; Mra. Robert W, after Mav’s speech at the Koacluazko Club. May’urged Republicans to acUim (>n local, state and FLIPPY THE CLOWN 6n winning the flr*t trick. South t r » ^ a temporary order (greeting the Field, refreshments; Mrs. Rupert national "level* to assure Republican victory this fall and in I960. (Herald Photo by Saternia), North Ends, 3.434; HELCO.. leads a diamond to dummy and r«> 2 d I ■ E MANCMLSUR area to stay on atafidard time. It And whst bettdr place to tippling, supper; Mrs. Howard 3,394; The Rambleri, 3,333; 4 Up- turns a low trump. Baat’a beat was ignored. Now the court must SAVINGS Turkli^on, publicity and Mrs seU, 3,205; 6th District Fir* Dept., 6:00 play is ta duck, and South win* take her than the Three ton Repi Jarvis Ciapp, arid many rule whether its bai) will become STARTS WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 Robert Coe, Mra. Leim F. Huestia 3,238; Messiers. 3,232; Chinllff. TEX PAVEL with the king. others. permanent. u/ti/ 1 - 0 AN South loads another diariiond to J’a Restaurant! Bob Hope-Rhonda Fleming Iri “ALIAS JESSE JAMES” SLnd Mias G ^ ru d e Carrier, Holt On the heels of May’s speech', 3,226; Patten’s. 3.221; Puproe, A ^ o <' r \ 'I* .* o V Bazaar. Gov. Orville Freeman la sitting 3,220; Chomans. 3,191; Morlarty'a, FAMOUS WESTERNS dummy arid retuma ariothar low May Hits ‘Boss Rule’ LaVergne Williams, Representa­ tight. The legislature, he says TODAY s UATuai apadc. Eaat play* thb acc. and We have prepared eevoral tasty dlo- FULL COURSE A t the meeting In Memorial Hall tive from Columbia, proposed that 3.060; Fogarty, 3.116; Sieven- should decide what.lime It's going son'i. 3,060, Slid the Knights, oLstsT /(aaaciat iwaTiTAVieR 9 aawcateTtf* South la able to play a low card. nera Jnat for Morn; olegaatly served D nfN B R S the second mile gift from the party members in 'P.o Hand to be beimuM thA old law expires East baa captured nothing but 3,010, In a deligtatfnlty pleasant atmoe-.. F«-. women of the church was dedi­ County form a political support June 30. / O O Z t A i a i a amall card* with hta aca. phere! cated by Mra. Angell u id the By Democrats’ Bailey organization to assist town and The legislature hasn't decided Eaat can now lead heart a' friendly aervlce gift was dedicated county committees in coming Two days ago the House got out through South, but South can ruff by Mrs, Thomas H. Glenn Jr. The campaigns. a bill legtillzing fast time in 22 the Uiii:d round o f haarta OrtUi the FOR RESERVATIONS CALL MI S-4S84 A Democratic dictatorship hasGhighway fund* "in the face of ______■ . V . - • program 4ncluded the showing of The prtiposal waa prompted by northern and eastern counties. queen o f apadea. Thia ahuU out a .social action film' entitled “The been saddled on the people of Con­ strong public opinion” and added May’s discussion of similar sup­ But the Senate Rules fTnmmlt- Weat'a ten. Then declarer leada a TELEVISION PROGRAMS Secomt Mile.” ^ necticut and is making a'mockery that (>ther bills and issues are port groups which have arisen in HKucunn coofn owit trump to dunmiya, jack to pick up The meeting waa preceded by of government “as we know It,” passed on orders without ''con­ Middlesex and Hartford Counties. sideration, detailed committee ac­ Weat'a last thmija. The reat is easy. THREE J's RESTAURANT the serving o f deeaart and coffee State Republican Chairman Edwin ’th e s e, said May, have been formed Daily t|aeattaa ROJJTE S and 44A— BOLTON, CONN. in the Federation Room. ^ H. May Jr., said last night. tion or basic merit.” in recent months and have .drawn Partner Seala and bids one apade, Cbaaaal I aaeltanl, Vmmm. Addressing more than 100 Tol­ He pointed to th^ diversion of surprisingly large membership in ulwaaal a Ma« JIavea Coaa. highway funds as Indicative .of PRESCRIPTIONS 7:30 and the next player pasaea. Ton CMwid U Raiititod. Coaa, land County Republicaris at the record time; The group called Ubaaam 32 SmtaatUM. «ata. YOUR YARN SHOP Kdsciuszkb Club, In Rockville. May Democratic fiscal thinking u d DAY OR NIGHT S H A D Y G L E N ART LINKLETTER hold; Spadaa—j. 6 8; Hearta—• B State Joblessn^s Hartford. County Republican As­ BY EXPERTS 3 ji; Diamonda- K Q J 7; Cluba— A GkBBarl It NeWlIrllata. Caaa (One Hock Eaat of blala said Republican legislators stand said it is the same type of policy Chanael M Rohroko, H a ^ ' Between. Oak and Birch) which haa suddenly hamstrung the sociates, he said, haa aet up a rec­ Q. What do you sayT Cbaanrl tl Wata»barv Ckan. opposed tb the “boss rule” of ords and- research division to as­ PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Antwer: Bid two diamonds. Tour Drops to^2,600 Democratic State Chairman John financial structure In the state of ARTHUR DRUG * Art Ntiisdlcwork Michigan “ after .11 year* of Demo­ sist party heads and has promoted ICE CREAM apade length ^n Insufficient td t a BaUey and it is up to Republicans cratic rule." increased politiiml a w a r e'n e s s double ralae. Bid' the dlamonda SuppiiM For thv third month in a row. everywhere to began work now among party workers. 8 : 0 0 t h e p e r r y Brat and show the spade support the number of unemployed in Con­ toward* a Republican victory in •If ft continues in Connecticut, •Williams proposed that A com­ Take * Fr«« Instructions May Said, “ the day of reckoning A "Special Day” calls for something SPE­ later. Richard J. Risley and His Dancers necticut has declined. 1960. mittee be formed to put a similar RILL’S TIRE aRd will come like a bolt of lightning." COMO SHOW (Copyright 19SB, General * Fran Paricing The figure for the month of M&y’s address came After brief group Into beirig in Tolland Coun­ CIAL!—like delicious Shady Glen Ice Cream. Preeenta Their Republican leglslatorii *tan(( op­ COLOR Featorea Corp.) 50 OOTTAGB ST.—M l S-2851 April, released this week by State words of welcome from local Re­ ty. His proposal was carried 25 taste-tempting flavors. Get quantity AND [A]otiisr r REPAIR SHOP Labor Commiasloner Renato E. publican heA(ls and an introduction posed to this type of financing, he added. unanimously by a voice vote but QUALITY. Buy it in the economical i/j gal­ Ricciutl, Ihriwed a. drop from 77,- of county bfflcfals liberally sprin­ May suggested studying the ex­ Tithher Worth Millioni SECOND ANNUAL DANCE 180 SPRUCE ST. (M) BCILOINO AHUICA 800 in M aj;& to 72,600. . .May urged RepuUlcana to action lon familv' container. 9 :0 0 (ta> THU IS TBK AN8WKB kled about the audience. ^ isting associations before putting ^ u t t R The Millo of unemployment to Legislative Commissioner Harry beginning -itow to 'sell the Repub­ PETER BRECK j Minneapolis' — Minnesota har­ U:U ( 2> YUVB VOIOE IN WA8HINO- the organization on paper. RECITAL TON the labdr force fell from 7.4 to 6.9 H. Lugg, who acted at toastmas­ lican program and work for vie-, vests 8200,000,000 worth of timber (N) BASKBALL tpry in fall municipal elertiona OUR FRESH FRUIT SHERBETS ARE EXTXRA G OO D , TOO! OPEN SATURDAYS 0>XY per cant between Msu-ch and April. ter, introduced May as the man BLACK SADDLJ^ products annually. Well over half . „ JPhilsdeHiliia at Pltttbartli) and in-^Hhe coming presidential 8:80 to 6 PM. l:ta ( 2) HOPAl.GhO CASSIDY Last year, unehiployment rose who, after the Rdpubllcan party the total is repreaented by pulp- ’ DURING MAY . elscUpn. 643,000 Visit Airports (It) ZEBO IMS to 97,800 In April. had taken its "worst shellackirig. wood. of which a million corda.are l:ia ( 3) OPEBATION UNITY .17ie party has a real mission to 9:30 being cut yearly. By the end of (33) FBUNT1EB8 OF FAITH Job-seeking women decreased had the nerve and inapilratlon to Paris— Last year 643,000 peo­ (IS) TALKS_ OF__ THE_ _ WEST -perform, he said, to "aav* Ameri­ 1960 thia figure -I* expected to WEEK OF H A V 4 from 31,000 in March to 30,100 last get us up off the floor and back- ple paid admission just to watch GEORGE MONTGOMERY “DANCE CAPERS ’ ” Bring Her Herd On \ OPEN 8 to 8 PM. DAILY (4S) 8POBT8MAN CLUB in the fight.” can l^em meht. ria we know it." planes arrive and depart from the 59 month. Unemployed men declined reach a rate o f .1.200,OCio cords a I:U ( SAS) YANKEE BASEBALL from 46,700 to 42,500, reflecting M w "IklM praised the, record of vantage point of roof terraces over year. Lumber it Minnesota's No. 2 Monday, Miy 11, 1959 at 8 :0 0 p.m. Sharp . — .... (Vaakeei »•. Waaklagtoa) May leveled a stinging attack the Fijifierihower administration, CIMARRON CITY Site (It) CURTAIN TIME the aprliig'upturn in construction Paris’ airports t— Le B'ourget and timber product; it has an annual Special Day ^ on the “ ope man” rule of the State saying It'haaYipW tlje line in for­ ( a> TUGBOAT ANNIE "The AntomaUe Kid" activity. Orly fields. And 107,000 went on value Of 820.000.000. Waddell School, Manchester, Conn. ( S) POPEYE ( 3) BED SOX BASEBALL Democratic chairman and said it Is eign policy aniT'kept the peace On ^ th e r’a day, take the 'q^uejen of your heart (Boelon Red Sox va BalH- In Mancheater, 114 new claims “ an inuslt to the people of the guide!) tours of the lUtports. Near­ 10:30 (IS) .SHKBLOCK HOLMES _ nore Oriolee since '1952. ojjlrrM the kitchen and out ti^inner. Make your (¥) THOEOUOHBBED BACE OF t;ia (IS) MOVIE k - for unemployment compensation State who voted for Democratic May was introduced after short ly 830,400,-000 will be spent this JOHN COMPTON Tickets on sale at the door from 7 :3 0 p.m. W EK K ^ir^ La* Baadicap year in modernising and expand­ .'N i' tesfcrv.itions now . . . and j^etnember, Mother de- 4>4a (3) FEATUBE n i K “ Pillow to Poet” ; were made for the week ending legislators with the assumption openftg speeches by MAyor Her- 1:15 (31) NEWS ' May 2 at the local office of the they would do their own thinking ing the airports^ facilities. “ Braahla* Ike Sanad Bar­ 4:ie (33) POLM PARTY maii G, Olson and Town.C3ommit- Serve^ dinner out . . i oflien. rier” Aan Tpdd, Balph State Eknployment Security Divi­ and would be responsible only to THE D.A.’S MAN \ (IS) CATHOLIC LITE •: ' teg Chairman Franklin’ Welles. ANNIE OAKLEY (33-34) MEET TRE PRESS S-TO-BE (IS) 8BAVE EAGLE ^ (IS) MOVIE "Dettlnalloa Tokya” FAMILY ^ < S) W M IteE . NEWB a ( » l LATE MATINEE THE LATE SHOW JirMamkif. I 1:14 ( SAW TWENTIETH CEkTUBT ( t) S ^ m ? ^ OP THE CEN- ( S) RESCUE I, TONIGHT S PEATURl MOW THBC ai'M. TUBY (33) 8I^N T SEBVICB :;^0 -BE DEBORAH ( S) DEATB VALLEY^DAYS (34) COMMENTS BY BURKE S. % ‘j^ (It) MOYtB A t 1 7:44 ( SAS) TWITN^.SIX MEN INGRID lERGMAN KERR- (tt) WHIBLTBIBDB X ( S) LASSIE \ (S3) THE AIB FOBCE, 8TOBY (31-34) BED C ltl^ THE STARS of CARY GRANT . s M T R E A T (M) t v BEADEB’S DIGEST^. (5.1) OBAL BORrars Ta “ INDieCHKHT” ( 3-H) PEBBT BIA80N 7:34 ( »A4) RACHRLOB^ATRER ■V: "WOMAN IN YHI (St-aS) PEOPLE ABE FUNNY (33-34) STEVE ALLEN. (Coler) ( HAS) THE DICK CT.ABR SHOW ( S-5S) MAVERICK THEWiNOOr Richard n m n (33-SS) THE PEBBV COMO l:M 1-441 ED SUM.IVII’AN'^bHOW 'ES -tQ rB E . la “ T U THAK” M O T H E R SHOW. (Color) a t) COLD CO WAR--BerUa Crlele TOGETHER ( 1) BTYSTEBY IS MY BU8I- 1:30 (^^Y) IJIW M8N /NESS (IS) FEATURE (S3>'JUBn,EE U.S.A. (SO) PETE KEr.I.Y’S BLI;K8 GAIHf Plus Action Co-Hit! PLUS BONUS LATE SHOW ES'-XO-BE ROYALLY! (If) THE SYNAGOGUE SPEAKS 4:44 ( 1) TV THEATER y- ■ ■ ■ I ( 3-4t) WANTED: DEAD OB (33-S4) DINAH SHORE SHOW \ ALIVE CColor) ( t) JI'BILEE. USA ( SIS' COI.T 4.4 YOU ABE THEBE (IS) OPEN END w m do m r at) I ( S-4t) FACE OF DANGEB (44) LAWMAN Take Her To' (tS-at) BI-ACK SADDLE, _ 4:14 153) DEADLINE FOB ACTION ART THEATER - ! ■ ( SAS) law h pn ce w elk show ( P) DTVOBCE COURT \ (HARTFORU) (IS) WRESTLING _ ( 3-44) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS X SS^Franklln Ave., CH B-OStp I ( S-4*) HAVE GUN. WILL Dinner On ^ , TBAVEL 14:M ( 3-44' JMCWawn niAMOND. X STARTS TOMORROW (13-SI) CIMABBON UTY PRIVATE DETECrriVE YVES MONTAND IDES- -Bl NICOLE BERGER S ta rrin g DENNIS O’KEEFE Mother's hay LINCOLN-MERCURY "PREMIER MAY" FtETOHEIi . TOPS IN F U ^ OAKS! •:S0-9;2A STARTS SUNDAY: TWO FIRST BUN TOP HITS MOTHER'S PAY MENU v TTie French have delivered IN THE HARTFORD AREA—AT REGULAR PRICES QLASS COMPANY ' In Mancheater 'thejr’ re At .ES -TO^BE' a ntw laugh hit. APPETIZERS MnmORS. AUTO g l a s s .-etc. ALSO ' ■ - RICHARD “ FALUU)1?S'’’ BOON’E 'Tomato ot Grapefruit J,ulce ' 'Fruit Juice Sherbet Float MORIARTY IROTHERS Marlene Dietrich In - OF “HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL” Chilled Shrimp Cocktail (45c Additional on Dinner) 188 W. Middle Tpke. Ml 9-7879 815 Center S t, TeL MI 8-5185 “BE, MONTE CARLO STORY TV SERIES IN HIS FIRST STARRING RO^E (thicken Imperial Soup Chilled Fruit Cup with Sherbet ' 7:50—In Beautiful Color New, England Glam Chowder • : ■ > y . 14 !# ( 3) GUNSMOKE (33-30) THE LORETTA YOUNG (44) WHITE HUNTER SHOW , ^BE HOWARD JOHNSON'S SPECIALTIES ( I) WALTER WINCHELL FILE 14:34 ( 8-53) MEET McOBAW (14) MOVIE i ( 3) WHAT'S ,MY LINBf . '( A la Complete (15) SAMMY KAYE (33) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE , , Carte “r Dinner 1444 ( 3) TV THEATF.bJ’54 ■‘The Bed Pony” the "-Dear Michaels" letters we get from Brides who let us guide them in ^ EAST ROAST NATIVE TURKETT, Old Fashioned Stuffing (33-34) THE D.A?e MAN__ (SO) LATE SHOW BE' ( S) ADVENTUKES OF CHAR­ "A Son* to Remember” Creamy Whipped Potato, Oiblet Gravy, 'Stewed Zucchini LIE CHAN (40) SEA HUNT their-wedding pre^iarations are quife extravagant in their compliments. | 4 Souoah. Oi’anlwnrv Sauce on Criao Lettuce .. 1.66 2.2B (44) MABKHASr 11:00 ( 3) SUNDAY NEWS 8PBCUL H T'W bdtNUTlA in PHOM d s YANKEE POT ROAST OF BEEF, Jardlnltre Sauc* (53) THE EABLV I.ATE .SHOW ( S) NEWS AND WEATHER This is because in the selection of. the ripgs, the invitations to the U EAAT MAftTPOAO 31,444.44 a MJ.anle" Baser (44) SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL Creamy Whipped Potato, Creamed Broccoli . .1.65 - 2.25 Pryor, Leila Hvam. (53) EARLY I.ATR SHOW / KNUS BRAISED CUBED SPRING LAMB and Freah Vegetable* 11(44 ( S) NK’~WS f WEATIrHEB----- “ My Wlle’e Relatlvec" ceremony, the attendants' gifts, and in the hormoniiing of their China.. DAN DURYEA TONITE! (M) NEWS. WEATH1ifR A 11:15 ( 3) FEATUBE FILM BUI En CauMerole over Hot Buttered Rico, Mint • “ Staaecoa):h” Jelly on Criap L ettu ce'...... 1.40- 2.00 SPORTS Silver and Glass, we give meticulous attention to detail. Added to all • MARGARET UNDSAY I Holden “TheKty’ (14) CONFIDENTIAL FILE ( I) WtlRLD'S KEST m ovies . Color o- Klak .. GOLDEN FRIED SEA FRESH SCALLOPS. TarUr Sauce ( « i IT'BTAIN TIME “Hoaeymoan" SAM HINDS (34) HATURDAV NIGHT NEWS (44) NIOH#AP EDITION NEWS - “ MINKLV UEASTS’' French Fried Potatoea, Creamy Cole Slaw .. 1.40 2.(k) 11:35 PREVUES ■-this are the woneferful benefits of our famous Bridal Registry, which MoBlaoBirr/ OHtt OVEN BAKED SAU8BURT STEAK^ Onion Gravy ‘ (44) iniESTLINO (44) — SV'tmAy i - (Rli NVWS 11:44 (53) NEWS ‘ / :o 13:54 “THK GUI MAN A Creamy Whipped Potato, • • - 11:15 ("> WORLD’S BEST MOVIES ( 3) NEWS A WEATHKB makes the weddiryg just abo'ut perfect for the Bride, her forriily and friends. I 3) FEATUHE film 13:55 ( 8) M4)MENT o r MEDITinON NBC 'N CONNECTICUT TRE SEA” , . Stewed Zncchini Squaah ...... 1.85 1.95 “ IMIllaser’' Mnonad Lowe, 1:44 < S) NEWS “ DAMN YANEEKS" RIPE TOMATG s t u f f e d WITH FRESH SHRIMP Krro Gin« K«r Ut Itt Anne Jelfr»o : SALAD Garnished With E gg Halves.an:} (It) LATE SHOW i\D 3 0 WNBC 3 0 Motkrro— Toaltr aad Saaear "Srarlel Streel" Edward O. ¥ Whole Shrimp, Criap Lettuce ...... 1.45 2.0S ) EoMnooii 7 1 IHl BIM AHIAO 01 IHl Rf',1 Reliah Tray, Assorted Roll* and Bread* 4ISO PRONE THE FABIDB MONDAY at) FEATURE _ ( 344) LOVE o r LIFE Be sure to visit us early in your preparations. ip B V DINNER DESSERTS (44) NIOBTCAP EDITION NEWS ( 345) GEOBGK HAMILIDN IV Howard Johnson’’* Ice Cream or Sherbet Brownie ( S) NEWS , ( I) FEATl’ BW FILM SHOW. I We, at Michaeljs, are dedicated^ to doin^ your wedding proud. ■ V- : . Hot BMced Indian Pudding with IceCream ■VEraakraotela*’ RoKe Karl- (33-34) TIC TAU d o u g h ( S) 8BABCM FOR TUMORBOW c Fudge Cake Apple Pie < S-53) PANTOMIME QUIB fiHESCRIPTlON FOR A Hot Gingerbread or Gelatin with WhippedOream \ ( 3) NEWS A WEATHER (33-*t) IT COULD BE YOU h (^oconut Layer Calm 8p|KialPle Flaky Fruit Turnover (44) TV TBEATBB WONpERFUL EVENING! WnniliiiliiMirtiib 13)45 ( 3) THE OUIDINO LIGHT : Mocha w alnut Ice Cream SUNDAY 1:44 ( 3) NEWS ( I-6SI MUSIC BINGO 11:44 ( 3) AMRHICAN LEGEND . 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PAGE FIVE llANCHEOTR EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 9.49» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANt.HESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1969 ~'Ifl PAOIIODI and put put ths ’’welcoma mat" Taxaa immediately. McOollum said •Hal Boyle* for mysterious strangers from. he would consult taidyera on liight Locomotive FOR THE FINEST IN POOIA... Accused Man whether to take some action about Iieavefi. N ew York is a- seed , bed of ta­ Head't teatlmqny. Made in France 1 J*.". On other a s p a ^ « l the hearing, lent. . > known or unknonin. Cleared by lie chalnnOh Jonn-u McClatlan (D- Magic Moment Hits New York ie n place ot sdven- Has Lots of Pull Ark) and Ren. Sam J. Ervin Jr. S e e OLir Blue Lake tu ri to etrangers... millions (D-NC) said the evidence vaa clear ' umey around the world to aee, Detector Test that McOoUum and other Intema- Belfort, France—The llghlest "r Uonid officisie of the union have electric locomoUve ever used for aiJveitisement in New York City Ndw York it as colloquial as( normal hauls on regular runs has (Cnntimied tmm Page Oaa) exerted dtctatostal powers ovsr the iihatlsst country town, able been built at a Belfort plant. It Houston Union Local 74. this week's issue o1 New York (APt^New York tz a and decrees 10 times 10 million with iU gqMip to sUr mighty McClellan contended there .had weighs onlyiAS tons and usee .sin freckles. Jamei R. Hull, business manager gle-phass curreht a t . 25,000 volts echoes. of the union’! Galveston local. been rackleaa indlference tn aome ESS beauttful town. The magic moment of difference' New York Id the world’s great­ and 50 cydlsS. It is rated at 3,500 5 McCollum said of the test re­ unorthodox uses u( the -Local’s SUBURBIA TODAY DIRECT Right now after a hard spring has come. "The policeman gives an hoeepower. e s t landscape to r dreamers, a sult, .“ I expected It to turn out that funds by some union officials. and a winter eo etem Ita Icicles unfinished lecture . the traffic pasture beyond lndlH(luaI owner­ McOollum agreed to rqnildcr The first In e series to be built moves more slowly then usual be­ way.' If I wetren’t going to tell the ■tuck out like cactus thorns, eight ship. . ‘ truth, I wouldn't have gone over steps to give the Houston1 ^L^41 for the French National Railroads V ) 'v cause this Ie a day when every­ fo r’ -servlce on the rarla-LIIte and million New Yorkers listen to the New York it the most dpen and there. I have always tried to tell more autonomy. M E d^ter'SL body Is going to be later than Paris-Strasbourg runs. It has nX drum of revival. hospitable municipality Im. the the truth, and It hasn't hurt me T d. MI 8-5008 usual and not mind It. land... it's the kind of p 1 lih e 2-gear system that enables It La In- the wqrin, bright air, Man­ A t thla time of the year. New yet.” Hinge Won*t Squeak pull pasaenger trains at a maxi where th« first thing a guy FOXMONT POOL CO. UNGHEmR hattan tume toward tomorrow York givee yOu the feeling of a - Kennedy said he had no Ilians to mum of 98 mph and freight tralna wants to do when he comes here New York—A New. York plaaUct MANCHESTER with a yawn of sureness. bubble coming out of a bottle. nbe^t eiuisr man /before the com- at 56 mph. Is u bring tn a relative. mitteq. The case fiow will go to the company baa developed what It N TEL. HARTFORD; JA ^8441 Ion It Is wonder all over . . . now The town hsn an ever-renewable No other light locomotive has Uwt you don’t know where the New York li the only city In JusticS-Departnient, he esm. “ And calls a nonaqueaking hinge. It's AUTO PARTS champagne excitement made of nylon, la said to require ever matched Ite performance of next hud or smile or traffic ticket New York is 'the place- where the

com plete AOCAFFLIMCE Three Banquets Excellent ^ GLASS \ HEATING \ • .7- ’ 'x - ' REPAIRS Dubaldp Banquets teeni the order o f the^j a For Ante Wtodahleids eiVIERGENCY Rotary or Prewnre v a ' I ® . MUSIC CENTS* day at t^ s seaaOh of the year. Is a varied one, almost as aktsn- o For Stdrq^Froats and all 21 Mopl* St.-MI:t.U7t slve as you ^ u ld find If you dined -1 Bomara 18B Middle Tpke. W m I Many bowling clubs, organizations •Izaa of madowe. at the restauraht All you need REPAIRS ON—. CUUX 08 VOR nUBE TEL. Ml f-at05 o For Table Tope. ' n m M A T B S . . and viurldUs other clubs are ending to do Is to phone M l 9-4684, tell ENTRANCE their active season and looking them what you want for your iheal Open 6 Daye a Week GRILLS, BLECTKIO IRONS. ACCORDIONS for a place to hold a banquet. One and the time you want it ready 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ’ rOASTEBSi PERCOLATORS. FOfiARtY BROS. KINSMAN ORGANS -ar!—1 of the nicest place to do this is and when you drive out at the VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT- DKXWroRATED at the Three J’s Restaurant on appointed .tims. there It Is,- all J. A. WHITE ERS, f a n s , s e w i n g 51A- PrhMta lMtruetl<;iu RU. 6 and 44A. They eerve per­ boxed for you. T h e tneat'. is CHINES. n s o o o flM R L A M O OOAL. Wall Sl Service Offered fectly delicious food and their wrapped In a special aluminum oomoDonooT oouc. iMtnmieiite u S SnppUeu IsLrge dining room seats a large GLASS CO. rUBL . and their lunchetma are FREE CSTmAlES ■^SUTTOAVS. r. A.M. to 8 P.M. indeed delicious. M any.t^hs and Paint and Wallpaper Store e Oenages f w ^ St. firm, founded in 1902, Ry. 8(1—W AGING, CONN. Shedrapn, Hammill ,4 Co. T^ey of­ organizations fitake . Una their 645 Main Street AT THE RIOHPIELO SIGN Asapto Speolailalng in tbo tineat oold fer thcNtwestlng public the com­ choice for lunheons. and if yoQ are enta 'and n ea t. In town. looking for a meeting place, why Tel. MI 9-0300 Psrfaaci plete serv^ necessary for setting TEL. 5Q 8-5404 Up and- managing an Intelligent not consider the Three J’s, You may have a light snack or a hearts, investment program. dinner, am' yOu* prefer, 1 ^ jdo top Your account a t '^ ^ e a r s o n, trnim Vour Beat off your meal with a dish of - ice Hammill will be serviced by a cream, they make it right Uiere WATKINS-WEST Buy On registered representatlveNyho Is MANCHESTER Combination |hd words cannot teU of. its rich, LIQUORS experienced In all phases ofvthe creainy smooth texture. Make'the F U N E R A L - ^ ; Window.'and Investment buMness. You are as-- Three J's Restaurant your choice Doors, Window . sured the best possible execution MEMORIAL CQ. WINES-BEER J" Awning., Door when you eat out the next time or Opposite East Ceuetary— SIRVICE of orders for listed stocks and treat yourself—and the family —to BEER IN BARRELS CanoplM, bqnds through the firm's floor delicious, meal by ordering their FOR ALL OUUA8IONS! Jalousie Window ORMAND J. WEST, partners on the New York and “ Take Home Service.” ^^ity McmprioJi o DELIVERY SERVICE o and Doors American Stock Exchanges. Your Director dealings in unlisted or over-the- over 80 Years Experle^ WEST SIDE I.V E-Z Terms a Free Estimates E CENTER ST. counter securities will be facili­ PACKAGE STORE -TB- TEL. BO 8-8888 tated through-. their extensive Ruth Millett Maneheetert OMaat Homt SpBcldtiRs Cp. country-wide cdn.nections. You Call Ml 9-5JB07 Harry Proaaaeky, PennIttM may take complete advantage of 365 OEN'TER ST. With FlaeM PaeUltiaa Boh Brown and Charlie Pringle A- A lA U s m , Prop. SO PURNELL PLACE the firm's unexcelled research Sometlnies Housewives Ckui't OtANCHESTER—MI 9^)166 fAcilltiea at any time. Moving Can Be Easy ‘ ' Win, Try as They May Harrison SL. Manetaeeter How can you select the securi­ Almost everyone dreads the up-^ It's hard for a housewife these ties that beat meet your individual ienced men whose business is the days to win the'admiration o f other needs? What companies, in what set and chaos of moving from one a id A Complfte careful moving "of furniture. Thla women" or even to feel within her­ 6 ^ indiutrles, have the best prospects home to another. The average per­ results In your furniture and per­ VIC’S PIZZA SHOP self that she te successful as a wife Messier for the years ahead? When-is a son scarcely knows where to be­ ishables arri-ving at their, destina­ ''183 \V. saddle Turnpike Rental Library particula^.stock attractively priced PACKAOE STORE gin, and-the-task ahead looks end­ tion In-perfect condition. and mother. , Pbone 5n 9-3100 for Immediate purchase? Shear- If she 'makes her family her Upbolsisrir ROUTE 6-44 a BOLTON- less. If y6u are planning to move, I f you- have decided "where you RO im 6-44 For Summor's son, Hammill & Co. believes that PbMM BO 8-8884 \ don't let it. get you down. Just want your furniture placed in your whole Jifq other women claim she S|MlaUzing PIZZA resefach - and only research - can telephone the Manchester Moving new home, telF'the movers where Isn’t doing her share of community Raading give you reliable answers to ques­ work.' ' ' Ui SPAGHEm BEER 4 Trucking Co., MI-8-6568 and let It Is to go. They will put down tions like these. Superior Tesearch the rugs ■ and place the furniture I f .she goes In for clyb work * Fuimifiirt Ro-uphol- . RAVIOLI MANCHESTER la^ based .on continuous study of Walter Perrett, the owner, take there are those who criticize her LIQUORS your moving worries right off jrdur where you wish It, and by the economic conditions, industries and time they .have finished you -will for neglbcting her family. ftariiig shouldera. It is amazing how easy OPEN DAILY WINES BOOKSHOP Individual companies. Field trips find that practically every piece If she holds down a job in ad.- * Auta Taps and simple moving can be when dUion to being a homemaker she 7:30 A.M. to lltOO P.M. ANDREW S BLDG. ' and' close contact with manage­ of furniture is In Its proper place. * Truck Cushians Large Watk-le Baer Cooler ment help uncover profitable In­ you let an expert handle the Job ■Think what a wonderful difference I • ds article after article on the 61 E. Ccdter SL— MI 8-1036 for you and there 1s no doubt about • -SUNDAYS. /•■ and Cold Beer A t All Ttanea vestment opportuniti^. this makes in settling a new, 'Tire working mothers contributing 590 OBNTliai S I. (Rear! Open Daily • A A L to 8 PJM. PARKINO IN REAR the fact that Manchester Moving 4 P.»L-to 10:80 PAL, •X I f you are planning to invest ^ home! to juvenile delinquency?" theme. T E U Ml 8-8831 CLOSED MONDAYS funds, whether the amount be $100 4 Trucking Co. Is an expert In the If-you have precious china-and If she doesn’t earn a pay check or thousands of dollars, let Shear- moving business. crysUd tha^ you cherish, let M i^* she s e c fe t ly wonders If shfe w tm n N'n lim a tm son, Hammill 4 Co. advise you.' Manchester Moving 4 Trucking Chester Moving 4 Trucking Co. shouldn't be helping out so that It’s The Most Important Place In The World Co. now have a warehouse }n which They have ■ 35 offices located in pack It forr; M etals M I 3-6663 accommodate, everything and you chester Moving and Trucking Co. is over protective. AMPLE PARKING.. • paeK iM O anAScrOo Iron wish to store Just a_few pieces. Let have everything needed and the If slip takes motherhood lightly DANCINO It happened t And suddehty .. . your community liospitai Burnham's Van Service has Its training in proper packing to safe­ she Is accuMd of itever knowing CALL OK pRLIVER*TO ; ’ CUSTOM MADE e v e r y FRIDAY and Co. store them at reasonable rates. guard perishables. The cost of where her 'Children are,, or what SATURDAY NIGHTS i^S eeein Etc CANVA$ AWNINGS Call MI-3-6663 for further Informa- their services , is so reasonable,, it they are up to. ' OSTRINSKY be6om©8 the ahost important place In the world. ^ ^ Uon. IS" common sense to protect your I f she cond^trates' on being • Dealers In Waate Slatenala lovely things against breakage. good housekeeper she is warned RED EMBER . For those who plan to move -out I3l PARKER ST. You will enjpy the friendly and that her busbMd needs a com­ Rts. 6 and 44A—Bqlton of the state, Manchester Moving 4 T E U 5Q 9-4446 ' ■TeL MI-8-S18S or 50-8-6818 Yon*!! have no fear the hospital Is oloOed, or that no dootors. ManelwftBr Moving Trucking Co. are the local agent interested Services ■ offered by panion more than he wants a per-. for Burnham’s Van Service and Manchester Moving & Trucking fecUy kept house. nurses or tech^bians are ready to serve you. ;;rheyll be there. •. and Trucking Co. they offer moving services to all Co. and three trucks and fully I f she neglects the hqusp.to !><; a of the states an(l into Canada. trained men are always at your companion to her husband and .--V ready to meet your emergrenoy . . . whether lt*s 11:30 at night or Bumhama Van Service has Its. sel-vlce.- They are -fully insured children she is accused'of being H I G H G R A D E headquarters in Columbus, Qa. and- and they offer outstanding service iGzy. In all moving Jobs. They also han­ ’ihere la Just.no way for-today’s Berube's they are known all over for ex­ .... Typewriter Sfi?rvlce 8880 in the m orning. They’ll be there* ready. pert sefvic'e and moving facilities. dle freight and -will be pleased to housewife to b ^ the guilty feel­ 479 saddle Tpke. E. PRINTING HOW STRONG IS YOUR AIL arrangements may be handled furnish estimates without obliga­ ing that ahe la falling at her job. Manchester tion. For further information, call (A ll rigHts reserved, N E A SEE US FOR: right here . In Manchester through JOB AND CUMMERCIAL M I 3-6563. Service, Inc.) i Typewriter^ and Office • Aluminum Roll Up Awnings Walter Perrett and you will be re­ PRINTING INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO? o Venetton Blinds lieved of all troublesdroe .details. Machines Repaired. Serviced. o Storm Doors The trained men employed by Rentals, Prompt and Etnuicnl Printing of Afl Kinds We feet that you mlgKt profit by having one of our a Combination Windows Manchester Moving 4 Tnicking ' We- Handle Stationery Along experieneed Investment speclAUsts examine and reap-' MomehBsttr Awning Co. (%r In'suH proper' packing and With Office Machine SuppUea handUng o f your furniture. These pralee your preacnt portfolio. * 19S WEST CENTER ST. men are not part-time-help, en COMMUNITY PM SS Telephone 511 6-SQ91 A. J. BERUBE, Prop. Uor. No. Main and Na. .School TIm wook of AAoy 10-16 It Motional HotpHol There la no obligation on your part and you can be aure EatabUsbed 1949 gaged, when the work load In o f an objective analyais o f your holdings In the light of creases, but fully trained exper- 5H 8 ^ 7 1 — 5D 6-6848 Streeta— 1slephmi> Ml-S-6787 Individual company etandlngs, current economic oondi- | Woak. Join tho DommunHy in saluting thaS^I job .'j Uons and market oiiUpok. >

Our long experience and exteiuFlve Research facilities Y(hi nime Um job. . . we have just ths rithl Du Pont dona day of ovaiy Ufoolc by our hotpHalt. aiu at your complete diapoaal. I f your prewnt holdings Psint for it... in colors to sum seylMif|l I Him a quoitioA on eolorp,.; whit (o um? . . . howto 6o itl KIERHAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. appear tc. meet your peraonal tnveetment objectives, we I ■ J- will tall you m>. U your portfolio requlroe re-allgnment, TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! CALL 8t for txpsrt holp on your i*h. EDWARD A OONKUIN, Preeldeht f we will mMce epeolflo suggestions. j . : ^ will this b* your comment tomorrow 7 Not If. you check 487 HARTFORD RD.—TEU 5D 9-4100—Next to Nonhan’s ' wl!'h us today for your complete insurance coverage. , .EDWARD W. KRARENICS, Manager , COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING ALDO PAGAN! TW » W8iw. 0 Full'stuck et atiuidard and Blue Streak Ignition parts, e^ Adoe CONNECTICUT 8 L U S C ROSS ' lim im Nnr IhA StoA DrAssii b ^ o llnlnga laatslled la all popular models, e Ftreatone qnd INSURANCE Goodyear ttree. R ^ p a In alt popular alaoa. a A complete Safq- .1 ' 911 AAelir Ihfw *. l/lwwlMwIeif - MHchell 1-1S71 V w m i PERSONAL SEBVIOB, SINGE 1888 tf iBspeotioa Free, e FnlJ Uzle e l Taxaoo prodtMtp. ■ X 1 , 1611 5IAIN 8TREET-TBL. 5H 8-t»84 m m PAINTS ,-5'* T,

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"Entiraly aaparata frem tha baliaC A n d o v e r HantiirBtrr peas, for the rnarnem at laaat, to and dream of material Uviaf, ia .Wonders of the Universe Eire Engulfs command our Army la Burope, Connecticut the Life divine, revaailng aptritual Gromyko Says Soviet Whirlaways ^ Canvass Set Monday S»ndis9 !|rtaUi. thlnka that such a withdrawal underataodinf and tha. conaeloua- oeuM ba aaeunlrtUdMd wtthqut any nata at tnan'a dominion ovor Guns May Fire Sitiiill U llage For Dance iTonight aacrlflca of military advantage on tha «vhule aarth. Thit undaratand- S ? w a Yankee ing caata out arror aad haala tha Peace Effort Serious In Mental Health Drive our part Ha aaya,.ta fact that B y k . H. O. alck, and with It yen can apaak AtBokonLake The Andover ^irlaw aye, a new objeetiara to au^ withdrawal on 'aa ona having authority.’ " Space Vehicles ______»hgsOM> square dance citib, will meet at Doorbells Will b* rung at homes T>OM KATMt avowal of the general's opinion. Divine Worship and Church School Earth to the Moon," written in "gun" to launch m kata. Today,' wer# sat to get here before ihe lint said the fire waa reported to parently the one thing .nobody ever Sermon: "Pattents of Prayer" 10:80 and 11:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Lutheran World a ^ tu ta are sUlL Invattigatiiw A strike by nonprofessiona) and him at 6:13. V.tien the Bolton Vol­ Due to the Urge attendance at rummage eale^to beheld in Wesley further combit mental lllnasi. Ilwy point out that any partial 1865, conceived of a giant gun main pai^ctpanU. Leaving Berlin, housekeeping workers against six tha club'l last dance, a amall con­ Hail on May 21 at 0 a.m. IP ItMtHE ••»*#*»*«*»*»**»W«****» I*" wanta — thla is ons of the peren­ Mr. Simpaon preaoh(hg. Action'Sunday. ' barrel 900 feet long buried in the the Idea and several have tT- Bast German Foreign Minister unteer Fire Department arrived at This It the fihd year that the br%t iM ite fS } pullback on our part would give 0:19 and 11 a.m„ Church School, St. Bridget*a B. C. Charch Sermon, "Power Behind Tour vAnc^d ft concftpt which nifty b# nonprofit New York hoMiltala en­ the scene, op Rt. 44A, Juat eaat of tribution will be asked tonight to local association had-Jieen affiliat' A# HMMll Europe 'the Idea that we were real­ nial political nfysteiies. Bev. dohn d- Delaaey, Paster soil of Florida from which a space Lothar Bols aaid ha was "Full of ters its second day today with help defray refrathmant expenaaa. Members of the Manchester 'Rfply •^^*.t*«**<»***«»****«*** <9 nuraery <8 yaar oldal through Jun­ Wlinesa," Herman Frericha ahlp warto be '‘shot” to the n ^n . the beginning studies In ‘‘gun optlmlnn." the Bolton i/ake House, the 1-story Board of Realtors who are making ed with the national artiMiattbn ly getting ready to pull out.of Eu­ For an .election campaign.. eco­ ior high. (Membera of the pri­ Bev. Staaley E. Hastllle, preaching. barrel Taunclungs.” union threats against IS others wqoden build'ng wa« completely Oh May 80, the Whlriaways will snd Manchester's first ''’Bejtrinf- nomy ts everything, end the Aaalataat In the bottom 200 feet of the Tha precise role—if any—of the hold a "Hobo" aquare dance at the tour of the Pratt and Whitney rope eltogether for good. They mary dapartmeni will attend 8 p.m., Hi-Leagqpra will maet barrel waa to be ^placed 400,000 EUmhiatei Stagba Beat and West Germans at the . . . Austrian votevs elect their engulfed by flames. Aircraft plant Monday morning er March." The bellringer slogan ’ km m iB Of people,' In theory iSt least* flock to church with their famUlea). ReV. Deeiqla B< Hnasey, AaaUtaat at church at attand Naw England WriUng in the February issue fifth postwar parliament Sunday, Sparks jumped (rom the burn­ tha Red Barn at Andover I-ake, A stems from the official symbol o(. 9W19C ilSxaSriro^ piutfB argue, from the military point of the polls to favor thoae candidates • m pounds of guncotton to furnish the oonftprace Is one of ths first things spaghetti dinner will.climax the are to -meet at T. J. Crockett'a of­ 9 ^SSoetatEd Fr«M ts eiclutlwlY Conftrence Luthar Leagut con­ energy for the shot. This "moon of fipaee Aeronsutles, a group of to bs N cw ht up along with poa- a d the chief question Is whether ing building to thS roof of Mrs. fice, 244 Main St., at 9:45 and pro- tha national aasocIaUon, which Ie view,, that it would be a tacUcai who promiso them frugality In rnited Methodist CtmtMi Sunday Madaes at 7, 8, 0I 10:19, Hughes Aircraft Oo. sngtiMcn en- the communist party will be able evening. Admission to thla dance vention at First Lutharan -Church gun”, waa to project a space ship slbly Invimig other outsiders to Haling’s hon c, locatad about 40 will be by reservallon only. Mrs. ceed to Eaat Hartford from there. a bell cast from Utb chains, hand­ loss for us to "lose contact" with public spending. of Beltoa. 11:30; in the Chapel at-0 and 10:19 in Naw Britain. vision a barrol aUmlnatlng tha take part. to keep lU tiny repreaentatlon. feet away, but that threat ended Following the tour the monthly cuffs, and other mental restralnta. > s2SrssrHJ^ of the family. . developed x modified moon . gun on the space ship would ride. states as Poland and Csechoslo- Into a. residential area, splashing scene much, of the morning to con­ Paudln In the TV series "Have- Gun, Will Travel." This la will talk on "RehabiltlqUon for strumental in esUbllshing Man­ leMcaiileai orrora appoarta*appaaiiaii b a*- position, aa expressed In the first In Iwtween' elections, economy Family." fit. Bartholomew's Church Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m., situated on a lc .000 ft plateau at Wear caused by the ship’s speed vakia that the West will counter flaming fuel bhtq a sandplle where duct ah investigation. Boorte’s first stirring role In a Hollywood production and the film His parents, Mr. and Mrs. An­ Connecticut" al the meeting, of the chester'! Child Guidance Clinic and w i g iwiatt..jAa aad othar raatf* “ Washington reaction to General becomn the one thing nobody 11 a.m.. Nursery. Buckley ficbool Auditorium Message: "Mother’s Day” the equator. To solve the Tieat would be absorbed by a “wear by demanding m seat for'ltsly St five .chUdren playbd. .. , The hang­ ts making its Connecticut premier. at the Mancheeter Drive-In. thony Armentano, of H4ndee Rd. Rotary Club Tuesday night St 6:30 in encouraging the location of sev­ la Maaebaatar Maac "" Baaalaa SHTarST' wanta. • p.m., Methodiat Youth Fellow­ Rev. Philip Huaaey, Paator ihoe.” the conference table. ^ . ing of the kttler of a London po­ The fire waa reported twice to have been invited to ■ attend .the Eddleman's comments, aeems to be Chriat’s Ambassadors 6 p.m. iroblem, they exhausted all the air Bolton firemen. The first call came Show tif ^ Is at 10 p.m. al^he Country Club. eral community service groups in Dispiair a«aantaia« bMlac This is clearly evident on the ship. Speaker; Dh Ralph G. Eck­ Sunday Masses at 8, 0:15 and . Evangelistic Service 7 p.m. Along the shaft would be out- If the Russians reject the Wqat's liceman whipped up itatlon-wlde convocation at 2:80 p.m. Armen Ibr J■oodasr—1 o o d a y —1 p.ai. ».m. IMaa7' _ . that wt must stay' where we ere ronY its 3,000 foot barrel. at 6:13 from the Lake House. An town. The volunteer services com­ present Connecticut apens. ert. The MYF will serve a spa­ 10:80 a.tn. ' .Later another scientist, Baron leta. Gaaea could be injected in­ package plan—aa they are expect­ demands today for rewriting the tano It s freshman at the unlver­ mittee has been active for several ' Taaaday 1 p.ai Hi In Europe forever, and never con­ ghetti supper. H ...... to the ahaft to accelerate the mis- ed to—thq alUca may run into ditfl- law which dispenses death to some unidentified motorist passing by alty, majoring In aeronautical en­ The Holy NSme Society of St. Wadaaadar—1 P-ia Everybody, last fall, rim pledged Ohureh of the Naaareuo Guido von Plrquet, declined a spotted the fire and awoke George And Five Times as Much James' Church will receive com­ years with projects and help for -1 p.m. Wadnaaday. sent to I exchange pullback with to economy. By the naturp of the fit. Maurice R. C. Charch aile. eultiea on reaching unanimity on a murderers but not to others. gineering. He was president of the IWeottvUlo OongragatlonBl 288 Main Bt. ' ■ingle charge would not suffice and As in the Julea Verne concept fall-back posiUoni' A awing to the right in local ^ilek , owner of the Lake House. munion In a body at the 8 o’clock the strtf and patlenU at Norwich the Ruesiena This mesne, then, campaign, which becapie a^mvalry Bolton Center C. E-Winslow, Mlnlater arranged charges along the length first RHAM High School senior Maas tomorrow morning. Recent­ State Hospital. : |0:*0 a, m^aMB Church Rev. Bemsrd MoOurk, Faster there would be a tremendous plug The Waatem package includes: voting InXondon firings new pres- Mllek called firemen. A few min­ class, which graduated last June. OataUli Utat we and tha Russians are to In promises not to Increase taxes, utes later, a Bryant and Chap­ ly elected officers of the society are eiThe nahonal association and Ite anapt Sahirdap— it Avaa decreed that the winner, Bev. Bobert K. Shlmoda, Minister of compressed superheated gasea Retention ol Western rights in Ber­ bure on Prims Minister Macmillan Grange Rale Ret tT T * continue military occupation of 0:30 a.m.. Church School, elaae- generated by the passage of ths lin, s phased reunification of -Ger­ from coservatlve supporters today man mllk'man making deliveries John J. Shields, president; EdwKrd local affiliates is an entirely volun­ whoever he might be, would havg Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. os for ail agaa. Russian Arms Held The Grange's annual food and J. Morlarty, vice president; Gor­ tary organization and needs sup­ Sutunlay, May 0 Germany forever. If anyone be. 10:50 a.m„ Mursary opens. missile. To avoid this, engineers - many in which free elections would to call a general election eoon. in the area Spotted the fire and to try to pracUce some economy, 10:45 a.m., Wurahip sorviM, pounded on Mra/Haling’s door to plant sale waa held this mornhig' don F. Eckler, secretary; Joseph port. It la estimated that one per­ lleves thla Is poarible, or can hap' whether he likqd tt or not. By the U. a.m., MomingNiorvice of wor­ fiacred Heart Church plan to evacuate the shaft with be the last stage instead of the ship, family Sunday, Sermon "Si­ message by the pastor, theme the i^Iant compressors now avail­ first, and some.form of controlled awaken her.-He also, called fire­ at the Town Hall. Miss Olga Lind Qaianek. treasurer, and John J. son in ten In the United States ie A Touch Of Traction? pen, or will* happenK WashlAgton nature of the campaign, too, H CBurch St., Vernon holm waa general chairman. She Fortlo, Jr., warden. In need of treatment for some sort lent IMIueneea,” gi^.ere, Mr. and Bev, Ralph Kelley, Factor "The Liberality of .Love." able. limitation of armament in central men. - , itself would be delighted, and could be assumed, we .suppose, 10:45 a.ti., Children's Church. Burope for l^ropean security. UCpnn Honors Massolini said danger of the fire Equal to American was assisted by Miss Ann! Miller, of emotional or mental disorder, PnaM mt da Gaulla ia bring pub that Jtist about every member of Mrs. E.^T-astettar and Mr. and The sequence would go some­ and half of the nation's hospital amaxed. to hear it. ''n 6 p.m., Youth servict. Herter has served advance spreading further was lessened by chairman of- the plant' sale, and Four members of the'executive Udy but cAutinuiIy opUmiatic the General Assembly ran on Mrs. Venning Sharp. Readers will Maaaea at 8, 0:30 and 11 a.m. thing like this. Mrs. George Nelson, -chairman of beds are occupied by mental pa­ be BeVerly imd Donna Tucker. 7 pjn., Evangellrild service, CoRsiaat Pressure Vsming on the-Soviet Union that Area Students a lucky coincidence. Yesterday a board of the Manchester League tients. abmt Algaria again, holding that platform of economy. Perhaps, in message by the pastor, theme; the United States wants "Busi­ workman had raked up leaves (Continued from Page One) the food sale. Proceeds will be do­ of Women Voters will attend e fact,, there was never such *:80 p.m.. Parents' supper to fit Francis of Assisi Church The first rocket motor would nated to the fund for the Soldiers' When the bellringer arrives at ■alther war nor worda will heal The “Scare” Technique honor the Sunday .School teachers, South Windsor "The Liberty of light." fire to build up pressure. Calcu­ nesslike negotiations and not a Students from the Manchester ar^nd the cottage, a former boat stale training day Monday In local homes Monday evening the tha aituatlon there, but a proceaa popular verdict for economy, as propaganda exercise." house. an operational capability at the Memorial Monument to be erected Glastonbury. Attending from Man The wonderful thing about psy- there wss last fall. church vestry, 7 '^p.m., PHgrtm Rev. Arthur J. HeSeman, Pastor lations indicate that for a 12-foot area are among the 600 Univer­ Obituary Manchester Mental Health Aatooia- af “tranaformation” will. In thla Fellowahip. jtev. Raymond B. Yaakauskas 800 Parker Street diameter shaft, with a presaur# Chi leaving Washington yester­ "If the leaves hadn't been earliest feasible date . . . The across from the Hall. cheater will be Mrs. E. H. Phil­ tlon Urges that people give geneV- chologiats Is that, sooner or later, But actually only one fellow was sity of Connecticut students who cleaned up, we would have had In other Orange news, Miss Har­ lips, president, Mrs. William Whit- proceaa of tranfformatlon, aa he really trapped Into a necessary ef Aaaistant Paator Rev. H. Oegood Benneth Minister differential of 61 pounds per squaru day,. he' said he waa in a “hopeful Army's-recommended funding plan ously, to help toward the prevention they come up with everything - Sooth MeCbedlat Church Rev. Jamee M. Busch, spirit" though hla expectations tor will , be cited- for scholastic more trouble than we ran Into,” riet Merritt haa been selected aa nSy, finance chairman, Mrs. Ed­ aaaa it, nmnca will accord auch po fort to produce some economy inch, a force of 1,000,000 pounds required a total of $1J)03,000,000 WniHril K. Olcott winner of the local conservation and cure of mental tllnesa, the na­ about everything. All you have to Minlatera 8 Minister of Educatlou would be exerted on the missile. 0 successful conference were "Not achievement tomorrow at the third the fire chief said. ward Chapin, membership chair­ tion's number on# health problem. UUcal equality and auch economic That was Governor Ribicoff, who Masses at 7, , 0, 10 and 11 a.m, . A sk ^ if there was a possibility for Nike-Zeus In fiscal 1960 . . ." Willard E. Olcott. 76, 969 Tol­ essay contest. Her,essay will ba en­ do Is wait for them to say the • Bev, Lawrenoe F. Almoiid Jamea W. McKay, Aii the missile travels up the too high.*’ , annual Honors Day Convocation land Tpke., died at his home yes- man, and Mrs, Thomas Donovan, aod aodal'baneflta to tha Moalem heeded all the economy he cduld Minister of Music DiplOmatlo ■ informants in Bonn that . the workman yesterday The budget provides $300 mil­ tered In the State compelltion. unit chairman. thing you happen to agree with, devise, plus diversion, and plus Bev. Charles Reynokla North Methodist Church Shaft, sensitive switches would in the Univeralty .auditorium at terda.v. population of Algeria, and, at the 800 Parker St. ignite gas generators which would disclosed yesterday that the West might have left some smouldering lion, which the Army says would Recognition of 25-year member­ and then cite them as an author bonds, if he were-to keep his cam 2:30 p.m. leaves after cleaning up, Masso- cover only rMfarch, development Born in Glaatonbui-y Jan. 8, ship' was awarded to Mr. and Mrs aaiqa time, become aud) a line na­ paign promise of no increased SernMn: "The Christian Wom­ Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, Mlnlater Two Services of Worship; 0 and keep a constant pressure behind would be willing to consider a deal 1883, he had .lived ifi Mancheater Mr. and M,rs, John R. McElrae Ity. an’s Role in the Modem World," 10:80 a.rt, "The Fmtlval of the the missile. Finally Ute missile ‘with the Russiims to protect allied Among those from Manchester llnl eaid: "No, there is no evidence and testing, but not operational Ray Goodale and Mrs. Pearl Par- vy, of 394 Porter St., will be host Reds Free tion itadf that the Moalema vriU taxes. of any leaves having been burned, capability. for 23 yeiars.' Until hi* retirement rlsh. The other day, two psychologists It could be expected that Gov­ Miss Dorothy MoConnell. Two aervices of worship: 0 and Christian Home” wilih sCrprion on would break through the seal at lifelines to West Berlin that might will be Jerry A. Bassola, 610 pen- afx years, ago, he waa executive and hostess at Uje Lutz Junior voluntarily diooae, in tha end, to 0 and 11 a.ip-.; Morning worship. "The Light of Mother Love”, and save face for the East Germans. at least as far as I know, now." taj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, 4-H Girl* Honor Mothers Muaeum, 126 Cedar «t., tomorrow suddenly unleashed a lot of sense ernor • Ribicoff would meet chal­ 10:30 a.m. the top of the ahaft to go into its ter St.; Harrison Griswold, 19C The Haling ' residence was commander of the Air Force Bal­ assistant aecretary 'to the State remain a part of France. 0 and’ 11 /A.m., Church School, -the sacrament of Baptism. trajectory. The Western idea it waa report­ Forest St,; Barbara Gustafson, 29 Welfare commisaioner. He waa a Mothers were the guests Of honor afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m. before the Eastern States Health lenge on the issue of diversion, and Two Sunday School sessions; ed, is to let the East Germans man known many years ago as a picnic listic Missile Division, called for at a party given yesterday by A m erican, Hta view ia that the fighting in on the issue of bonding, both fiscal nuraery ^ougta sixth grade. 0 a.m.. Nursery, kindergarten, Two Sunday School Saasions: 0 Thus, the booster rockets making Courtland St.; Ralph N. Jackson, member of Baskam Lodge of Ma- EMiicatlon Conference- In New 0 a.m<'.''Church School for youth. a.m. Nursery, Kindergarten, Junior the checkpoints on -the, overland and boating site, often visited by more ICBM’a. He asked a speed­ members of the Snappy Snippers Algeria la. tragic .nonaenae, and -strategies open to legitimate criti­ Junior high. Senior high, adults. up as much as 30 per cent Of the 45 Lancaster Rd.; Jedh Lucking- out-of-town people during the up In production of th e^tlas. the aona, Glastonbury, the First Mr, and Mrs. Frank J. GbuTskl ■York City. They proclaimed, with 7 am., MYF will attend armed High, Senior High, 10:30 a.m. takeoff weight can be eliminated. routes to isolated West .Berlin—. ham, 106 Hawthorne St.; Dorlene Church of Christ, Glastonbury, 4-H Club at the home of their lead­ 68 Campfleld Rd., will keep "opdn that thoae who demand that cism.. What was not expected, al 10:30 a.m., Nuraery, kindergar­ but onjy assen ts of the Ruasisna summer. Several years ago, the ICBM the Air Force 'n*a fired. a wealth of clinical observation to secYices program with. Chaplain ten, grades 1 through 6. Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades This ia. bne advantage. Yhere are Melendy, ISO Broad St.; Bkinice and the Retreads Club of Glaaton- er. Mrs. John Phelps of Townsend hoiiae” tomorrow from 2 to 6 p.m Hold Plane France try to win a complete and though perhaps memory of past through S. • ' and provided the Russians do not Cottage was converted from a boat As for the Minutemah, the more Rd. A special guest invited to at­ back them up, that the "scare economy drives should have indi­ JUlph K. Willera. ‘ 4 p.m. Concert by the "Wesley- others. Morgester, 27 Pearl St.; Roger house. ' bury. At one time he served as tax in observance of thelV 26th wed bloody vletory In the field are Juat 7 p.m., MIF "Bibla Baaeball Concert by The Wesleyaires, For example, if-sdniethlng goes scrap wartime occupation agree­ highly evolved ICBM the Air Force collector of the town of Glaston­ tend the-festivities , was Miss Bon­ ding anniversary, which falla on technique" so widely employed to cated it. was that the. Governi aires.'' ments aUtogether.. Peterson, 35 Lockwood St.; Irma is trying to develop. Lt. Gen. C. S. (CMufinued lrofr''Page One). aa fooliah aa the native leaders should become such a lonely figure Quiz” program, Qooper Halt. Methodist Youth Fellowship: p.m. The public is cordially invited wrong while the missile Is still in Podolny, 16 Cpbum Rd,; Carolyn bury. nie Lindau, assistant 4-H club Tuesday. They were married in persusde people to guard against 7 p.m., Adi'It.'Bible Class will to hear this group In a varied pro­ the launching shaft, it would fall The Soviet Union threatened Advertisement— Irvine, deputy chief, of staff for county agent. Schenectady, N. Y. and lived in Who refuae to talk peace short of on the economy Issue. Junior High, 6:30 p.m. -8 ‘niomas, 62 Adelaide Rd.; John Refuse and rubbish removal materiel, told the committee; He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mattie by the U.S. Afciy’s Western Ex­ various dangers, health and other, meet in the chapel. gram of folk songs, spirituals and back Of) a cujjhlon of air and not last fall to giv up its occupation House Olcott; a brother, Raymond Refreabments were planned and Hartford before moving to Man oomplcte independence for Algeria. Naturally, the state ^^encies Senior High, 6:30 p.m. duties and turn them over to their Chiarzlo, 189 Foster S t; John service.. Weekly 86c, monthly "The proposed fiscal year 1960 change, the iigency managing wise, boomerangs more often thaii 7:30 p.m.. Troop 47 committee sacred music. be destroyed.' Ryan. 46 Lenox S t; tuid Sandra P. Olcott of Eaat Hartford; two made by club memibera Chester 17 years ago. They have snack bars and p ( ^ exchanges. 'nila (a the fine, established de and programs affect^'feel, they Methodist Youth Fellowship: East German satellite. $1.25. Ml 9-6472. does not accelerate -the Miputeman tt ;vorkr, by inspiring hostility to­ are about to' be crippled. In addi­ men’s'meeting, scout room. . Zion Evangelical Lutheran Charch . Another /advantage is that it Wood, 9 W. Middle Tpke. as completely aa it is felt accelera­ sisters, MUia Bertha Olcott and Young ALPOAera To Elect two daughters and a son. / ' He got lost in his single engine, Oaulle position on Algeria. What 8:15 p.m.. Meeting of 13th grad­ Junior High, 5230 p.m. would build speed in the tunnel and Moscow newspapers chose al­ Those from Manchester who will Mrs. Ethel Zerver, both of Glas­ An election of officera will be 2-aeater Piper Cub while on a ward the very message it Is trying tion to this, however, there ia a (Missouri Synod) Senior High, 6:30 p.m. GuCst most the eve of the conference - to tion can be achieved.” . tonbury, .and several nieces and «the observing world has been wait­ Legislature ih ywhich .legislators ers for Older Youth Group, Susan­ Cooper and High Streets be traveling so fast by the time it be awarded honors at the H art­ The Polaris came up in connec­ held at a meeting in the-Red Bam The first annual' meeting and pleasure light between Manfihaini j to sell. nah Wesley Hall. speaker:, Arthur Johnson of the emerged that any winds in the publish a boast by Soviet Premier ford branch ol the university ate Raiders Get Stamps nephews. at 3 p.m. tomorrow of young An­ dinnrt lor all adult -members and- Nuernberg. West GermA*,' ing for la, however, some sign that of both parties are dying to vote Rev. Paul G Prokopy,, Pastor Conn. Civil Rights Commission. 'oephere would not inflUence'Tthe Khrushchev about Ruasia’s mill- tion with prevldualy-dieclosed The funeral will be held Monday The very fact that what they more money to juat about every­ WlllU Pond j r . 27 New S t: Jamei trimming of the Navy'e recom­ dover L*ke resUlentf, age 13 and the Lutz Junior Museum is set 'for border , guards observed the plag# tMa fine position and appeal of hie Community- Baptist Church tary might that belittled allied afternoon at 2:30 at the Newkirk up. were criticizing is a technique body and everything. If it should 0 a.m., Sunday School. Mary’s Episcopal Church power. Doering, l04 Pine St.; and Joan Worth $1.4 Million mendation. The Defense Depart­ Thursday, May 28, at the Man M it new nto East Germany, la beginning to catch on, and pro­ 989 East Center S t at the Green more one sees what 'is being Kent 33 Palm St and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 The group will also, plan ac- Chester Country Club. Miss Hazel about 50 miles e a t of Nuernberg, known as "scare psychology" is ever become apparent, that there dohh B. Neubert, Mlnlater 9:30 a.n\.. Adult Bible Class. Church and Pfirk Streets done today, the mbro one realizes Khruehchev was qu^ed *■ tel­ ment decided against asking for Burnside , Ave., East Hartford. duce results, either tangible, o'r In are going to be higher taxes to 10 a.m., Nursery Jn the pariah The Re\'. Alfred L. WUllams, Students ^ m the Manchester Dublin, Ireland, May 9 — funds to start six more $100 mil­ tivitiea for the coming season. Lutz, in whose honor the Museum and landed near the frontier. indication that these two psycholo­ how astute were the space pioneers ling a group of Wert German area who will be honored will be Burial .Will be in Green Cemetery, Organization of .a young people'a .was nam ^, will give a chalk talk, The ICast Germana announced mood. make the state solvent for the 0:30 a.m., Sunday Church School house during church -woMiip. Rector. of other days. While their knowl­ editors in Moscow qd ‘l^msday that Raiders broke into an Irish auc­ lion Polaris submarines. Glastonbury. -And It la perhaps the fact that gists may have been attacking next two years, the Legislature 10 a.m., .Examination'Of».;Cate- The Rev,'Prescott Beach tr., John Daigle, 15 Talcott Ave., tion room early today and got Rear Adm. K. 8 . Maaterson,' group stemmed froqi the June A shorj Dusiness meeting will fol later the, ven detalnlr:''Vaughan for all ages. ' edge of physical principles left a NATO’s bomber /force was out­ Rockville; Harvey Della Bernarda, Friends may call at the funeral meeting of the Andover Lake prop­ low, during which eight hew trus pending r -ults of A police Investi­ Observers are now beginning to something previous psychologists would be likely to loose an 10:15 a,m., Sunday Church Ac­ chumena.' Asalstant lot to be desired, the bold, imag­ dated and the Uhl ted 'States waa away with a collection of rare Navy guided missile chief; said of home from 3 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. avalanche of spending which would South Windsor; Edward Good- erty Owners' Assn. (ALPOA)'laat tees will he elected. gation 1 .to H.' border violation. detect some movement of events In- actually originated or advised. tivity Program for children. Cra­ 11 a.m., Gotteadieiist. inative concepts they generated lagging behind the Roviet Union stamps worth 500,000 pounds ($1,- the Polaris, "In my opinion, this is out the state deep in the red again. 7 p.m., Walther League, Young 7:30 a.m.. Holy Conimunion. cemtipue to have a tremendous' in­ house, Gdventfy; James Knotter 400,000). the most Important retaliatory year when it was suggested that a After interrogation by Army of­ alde Algeria which gives new But the latest word from the dle Roll through Grade 4. In roent trtlmblogy. ‘ ' Jr., Coventry; Janet Stoddard, more interesting 'youth program ficials in Heidelberg, Vaughan Even as it is, however, the break­ 16:30 a.m., Tlomlng Worship. People's Society. O'gjn., 1st Family Service. (2nd fluence. "You may say ‘would the Soviet The stamps were on public view power coming along” through Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, weight to de Gaulle's new state- psychologista is, at any rate, the throughs against the Governor's Office of. Instruction). Junior (Copyright 1956. General Features South Windsor: Janice Taylor, 1962. Pipe Band Parade would result if young petfple were will hold a memorial service for may hold a news'conference. ■ / Parental Dedication of Children. Utilon suffer no losses in the event Lebanon; Roger A. Tietsch, South yesterday am) were to have )>een mWit of hla aims and hopes. word .we choose to take. "austerity” are beginning to come, Sermon Topic; "Of Such la the Covenant Congregational Church Choir. Addreat by the Asaietant • Corp.) ef w ar?” Khrushchev told the edi­ sold a t auction today.^ encouraged to take the leadership deceased memberil ■ Tuesday eve­ Vaughan's flight was the third one by one, with the Governor him­ Kingdom." - 43 Spruce Street 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Coventry;. Charles Warren, Bolton The raid occurred at Shanahah’s RED .WARNS U.S. Starts at 4 p.m. in planning. ning at Its meeting in Orange in less than a year in which Amer­ Ia the recent municipal elec- These two speakers cited three tors. "Yea, it would have losses Rd., 'Verhon; Dominick Armentano, hair, Officers and other members self yielding to some of them. 3 p.m.. Greater Hartford Chris­ Rev. K. EJnar Rask, Minister Senior Choir. Annual "Youth Sun­ and great ones. Stamp Auctions. London, May 9 (A>>—A marshal Oliver, to Orbit Here ican filers have strayed from West tloas in Algeria, there was tan­ kinds of scare appeal as failures Andover; Katherine ElHs, Hebron: of Soviet Union, Ivan Konlev, to­ The vole* Off "Oliver Orbit," taking part are asked to wear Germany Ihto Ae German satellite As, for the voting public, that tian Youth Council meeting, Im­ day” serviw with yopng people “But while. w« should suffer "The stamps are well known and The Mahehester Pipe Band's 48th gible result of de Gaulle's policies —the effort to make people drive same public which, last fail, was manuel Congregational Church, 0:30 a.m., Sunday School. acting as temporary Lay -Readers. John ' Fardal, Coventry; Shirley burglars will not be able .to bene­ day warned ;the United States that heard weekdays on the WTIC-TV white. Refreabments wilt be served and been taken prisoner by the losses, the W rtterh powerb, would Petersen, Wappihg; Shirley Shlr- its “Day of invulnerability” Is anniversary celebration gets under­ by Worthy Mistress Betty Smith praelalmlng equal political rights more carefully by frightening supposed to be in love with eco- Hartford. 10:30 a.m.. Church-time Nursery, Youth Sunday addresa by the-Rec­ COSMETICS be literally wiped off the face of fit from their raid,” said an offi­ Hap Richards show, will be soon Reds. for the Moslems. The Mt>slems them to death, the effort,.t6 get nomy, the only time it appears on 7 p.m., Juinor High Youth Fel­ 10:49 a.m.. Morning Worship tor. Shades of Jules Verne! Scien­ WE CABBY ALL ahac, Coventry; -Nancy Wlltanen, cial of the firm. over. way at 4 p.m. today when bagpipe heard frequently in this town. The and her committee. Nine U.S. Army men landed ip the earth." Box Mountain Dr., Vernon; Nancy TTie warning came In an article took control of many city or town people tq.get cancer check-ups by the scene Is to advocate more lowship with Carolyn Hughes- apd Sermon Topic: "The Family and 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer in the tists are nOw contemplating drill- THE TOP LINES As a warning to the'W est Ger­ A police watch was set up at and fife and drum baiida march up voice for Oliver ' Orbit and Mr. East Germany last July In a heli­ spending for one purpose'or an­ in g a hole in the earth to serve as Wilcox, Andover, Jean Moran, An­ contributed by - .Konlev to Red Main St. in a full dress parade. OToole, of the Ronald Roily pup­ B. Cheney Auxiliary, copter. They .were held for six making;^em think they'mayhave Marqia Yerks, leading.. Refrehh- Faith". memorial ChapM of the Nativity. mans, he added "And the first to Irish sea ports airports ah hour Mary councils for the first time, and other. , ments. 5 p.m., Special M over’s Day Qaily: 7 p ^ i Evening Prayer. a sort ef gun barrel to ladnch mis­ dover; Thomas Smith, Coventry. after the theft waa discovered. The Army newspaper Red Star tn,eon- The procession starts at Charter pets, belongs to Jack Guckin who u sw v . \vlll meet Monday at 7 weeks. U.R. Army pilot Richard Oleqted a number , of mayors for cancer, akektha effort to have man­ ARTHUR ORUI suffer in this connection would be nection with the 14th anniversary Governor Ribicoff can be heard 7 p.m.. Senior High Youth Fel­ Program sponsored by The Wednesda3m, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ siles. Vefne thought of the idea the countries in svhiph the Amer­ stamps were stolen from a safe,- Oak and Main Sts., goes north on has purchased -'the home of Mr. p.tn. in the Stale Armory. Mrs. Mackin, Washington, D.C., was re­ the first time. Sinbe many of the kind avoid ^...TOBsiblllties of nu­ plaintively referring, now and lowship with Sandra CappYnter and Women’s Guild of the church, the munion. ■' back in 1865! ^ of Germany’s defeat in World War Main, turns east on E. Center St. and Mrs. Bernard Von Hone on Etheleen Lewis, past department leased by the East Gamana last icans are locktlng.' the(r rocket n.x and north on Brookfield St. to aative extremists atilt choose npt clear war by dwelUtig upon its po­ then, to what "the people" want, Rhea Powell leading. Refresh­ program will portray eventa and bases.” Firemen Put Out Lakeside Dr. president of the local auxiliary is February after being held more which is , supposedly, wdtjl ref­ ments. activitiea in the life of the Chris­ Moscow radlb quoted the. Soviet Memorial Field- where marching Guckin and his wife and Infant here from Idaho where she has .than two months. Me had lost his to play a part In the political proc- tential horrore. . East Gemany’a Bolz, the first Mothers Honored commander-in-chief of Warsaw and piping exhibitions are to take erence to last fall, tight budgeting. tian mother by means of narration, foreign minister to arrive On the Tolland Tpke. Fire aon are expected to take up resi­ made her home ror several years, way in a small liaison plane and sas, theae Moslems who have now The normal reaction of people to But even if they all did march to Concordia Ev Lutheran music and living characters Pact forces aa saying imperialist plqce. The column will halt three dence soon since he now commutes and it is expected she will attend bailed out over East Germany. All come to office and prominence are •tich eeere paychologyi said the scene of the- cold war parley, said sUtes were following rtv aggres­ times during the march, a' the thia meeting. the polls last fall for economy, in nine dlfferent-ecenu. he had not “Brought along any At South School from New Haven; were released under arrangeipents generally Moslems friendly to apeak'ers, is reseiitment against the which would seem open to con­ W tai^ and Garden fits. Ehghth -District firemen yester­ sive line which clearly ignored les­ Army-Navy'Club, at Brainard PI., Mr. and Mr* Von Hone are mov­ package. We must ynpack the sons ot the last War. and at E. Center and Hoi] SU. concluded by the American - and France, and cooperative with the campaign which is trying to scare siderable doubt, they are not Bev, Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor Second Congregational Church paokmge." day joined East Hartford firemen South School celebrated Moth­ ing Wednesday and will be at home A board meeting of the Walther East German Red Cross organisa­ marching, anywhere for k now, or ' 885 North Maln^Bfreot .'*We are certainly not frighten* The Kilties’ anniversary Celebra­ European population which has them, together with a tendency to He referred to western propos­ and forest fire fighters from Glas- er’s Day Monday through Wednes­ rti by militant appeals of 'United tion will wind up next. Saturday to friends after June 1 in the resi­ League, Hartford zone, wltl be tions after thoi.U.R. State Depart­ even llhing a voice or a finger. 8:4.9 a.m.. Church ScHool. Minister: Arnold -w. Toier dence they have purchased at 82 held li} Z(on -Lutheran CSiurch, hitherto monopolised public' office. ignore the message, even though X als. tonbury-in putting out a brush fire day. of last week. . . States militfry leaders,” Koniev with a seml-fornial dinner and ment and the Army declined to :8:45 and 10:15 a.m., Church He said he was hound by di­ The featiViJies began May. 6 in declared. daneb at thie Manchester Armory. Walker St., Manchester. Monday a t , 8 p.m. Officers and negotiate with East German of- But the Important demonstra- it may, be for their own welfare. fit. dohn'a PMiah National services. . May 10, 10 actn.. Morning 'Wor­ which raged for an hour on Tol­ Mias Marjorie Leldholt/*'^ first A Plug for a Big Bass other Interested .members will be ficisls. ^ > CathoU^'<^urch 5 p.m.. Intermediate Luther rectives of the East German land Tpke. It is impossible to frighten So­ tien la that Moslems do have equal Bi'huch findings, we think, these ship. and' Chdfch School. Nursery Farilament, which follow the So­ grade. Each mother vipS' greeted viet peoples . . . : Twelve-year old Stephen Dow­ welcome to attand. - ▼eths, autd that they can dominate two psychologists are in tune'with 28 Oolway Tlt. League, with mothers aa guaats. for smal(.children. The 8th District was called to at the door' by her child and es­ 'In the event of the Soviet ling of Andover Lake was told he Rev. Walter A. Hyszko> Pastor 7 p.m.. Senior Luther League, viet line that German unification fight the blaze Just before 2-.80 p.m. the political proceaa in their own the whole Slim of human experi­ Sermdn: "M aking A House A must be arranged by the rival corted to a Beat. A'reading group Union or its friends and allies be­ wouldn't catch any big fish with Loyal Circle, 'Kings Daughters, Rockville debate on "Christianity versus Home.” by the Eftet Hartford Fire Depart­ was heard and.fdlders of the «em- the plug he was using. So what did land If they want to. This demon­ ence, which teaches that fear' has East and West German states, and ing attacked, the' countries of the Court Cases Will meet Monday night at 7:45 in Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Athelsfb.” '6:30 p.m., Mothers’ Day Supper ment. The fire began in brush and ester's work,were distributed. The Bocialist camp and the Soviet he catch T Only one pf the biggest the Fellowship Room of Center stration may act as a magnet to seldom if 'evgr produced good ac­ that discussion of unification here woods in - the neighboring com­ 'and program at the church. All would amount to intetference in children tntroduoqd themselves and armed forces have at their dispos­ fish to come out of the lake this Congregational Church.- The Mrs. Dussinger O ther Moslems, and to a different tion on the part of man or beast. parents of Mu Sigma Chi members munity and gradually spread into their ipothers to the assembly. al everything for the defeat of any A Manchester man whose csr season- if not the biggest. hostesses will be Mrs, Helen Smith German domestic affairs. ' Manchester. The classroom program was fol­ kind of. Moslem candidates, in the What they recommend. In the , / ■ are cordially invited to attend. Ha Indicated one of hia main ob­ aggressor in any part of the struck two eiderty pedestrians on Yesterday afternoon Stevie reel­ and Mrs. Elsie Matthews, Is Transferred 7 p.m.. The Junior High CRoup BMremen stayed at the si lowed by a speoial prayer for world." Main St., April 38, was fin*d $15 ed in a 20 inch big-mouth bass that ' future, ghd because the people of place of fear, is the calm, rational jectives in coming to Geneva was about two hours.' Religion will meet at the church with Mr. -Inothers and a luncheon. The stu­ by Judge ' Jule's Karp in TowA weighed five and a half pounds. He The Friendship Circle of the To City Hospital Algeria are already thinking of presentation of facts, plus the ac­ and Mr*. Herbert -Brown. to push the cs0e for, recognition An hour earlier, 8th District dents set the tables and served' Court this morning. Thomas J. is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. Donald of the Blast German state/ which he men extinguished a grMs. firh on Salvation Army wilt meet Monday • ... ■ ...— f this and toward this, there is a centuation of the positive. Instead their mothers and themselveS. Cunningham, 28, of 31 Cedar St., Dowling. night at 7:45 at the CiUdef. Mrs. chance that one phase of de Gaul­ of, shocking everybody by making m Goepell Hall iw.ld "'Has existed 10 yearsye and Is the railroad embankment pear 260 The other classes had similar charged with failure to grant the Miss Welch is FlnalUt Mrs. Addison Dussinger, 54, ot the German state t^ ch fights for Woodbridge St. No property dam­ Ruby Clough will be in Charge of 15 Esther Aye., Ellington, injured le's ''transformation" is beginning them think how horrible it is to 415 Center St. programs. David Keith recited the right of way to pedestrians, toM Mias Patt-lcla VVelch has been peace." age was reported in cither fire. mother's prayer for Mrs, Henry the court,he started from the traf­ the program on education. Mrs. last Sunday morning in an auto to ^ k e place. If he can eat away die of accident, cancer or atomic ■elected as one of the 1() finalists Lillian McCann will be'^the hostess. American Life Sunday, 10:30 a.m.. Breaking This ,li tha -first time the for­ Town of Manchester Co. 1 put Tenny’s room and Jeannine John­ fic light at Myrtle St., but did not for the. Miss Willimantic title accident at Poster, R. I;, has been both the edges of war, and of polit­ bomb, they would puggeat the bread. ■ eign qiinistars of the two German out a grass fire at JI99 Adams St- son recited it for Mrs. T. L, Hurl’* see the two men. in front of hi* car which will be awarded at the Wil­ transferred to Rockville City Hos­ ies! extremism, by enticing the pleasantness of life, and of those •tztes ]^ve attended a big East- shortly after 4 p.m. yesterday. room. Mrs. Huri'a 4th' and 5th until it waa too late to atop. limantic Ja-yCee ball tonight. A Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holmes, 28 pital from Eay-Klmball Hospital, - (Second of three artipl^ writ­ 12:15 p.m., Sunday-School. 0 —How early ' was -cement Woodbridge St., were guests of, Meelcma into the political process, processes which could help pre- ten . by local dergyam i at the 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. President, Piedmont Bible CollegCj Winston-Salem. . west-parley. grades alto preunted an original u s ^ ? - \ ■ Cunningham said he has been number of jeteal couples are plan Putnam. ,B0lz arrived with a 50-man dele­ script called, Is A Moth­ notified of a civil suit as a resplt ning to attend the ball. honor at a family dinner party Mrs. Dussinger, a ■ tulrs* with by providing schools, at long last, seiwe it. When, if ever, their advice request of the Mahimeeter Junior Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet­ 'A—About the year 150 B.C. the last night at the-Oakdale Tavern the RockvUle Public Health Nurs­ Chamber of Commerce.) ing. iSUIS., 1Q:45 a.m. “The Church of Chriit and the gation In a sleek electric slx-cOach er?" ■ ■ Romans Invented cement, which of the accident. He pleaded nq con- for-their children, by_ proving'to is taken, America may prove a urnin. of the East German rail- Hospital Notes Ibe kindergarten, taught by test to the charge. (Xnninghtmja Mancheeter Evening Herald An­ in Wallingford in observanqe of ing Assn., suffered a broken shoul­ Friday, 8 p.m., Bible 'reading. wabled them to erect huge build­ their 40th wedding anniversary them that they are at least on the safer, healthier country, but will Kingdom of Christ in Contrast.** . .'Faym. It. had received special clbar- Mrs. William FeOieraton served ings out of brick. car struck Joaeph Flavel 6* of. dover correepondent Mrs. Paul K, der ta an accldeqt as she and her- road to becoming equal French­ in any ckse have a more pleasant By,Hem!sa Frerichs ^anchored in human'father than di- 'anee to travel across West Ger­ tea Wednesday afternoon for their 689 Main St., and James H. Cole, PfansUehl, tblephone Pilgrim which occurred Thursday. Holmes' husband were driving to Buzzard’s Intern, Enisnuel Lutheran -vine principle. When we refuse to The Salvatloi)..Army 7;45 p.m. **Th^ Pattern of Things to Patients Today: 217. 77, of 35 Foster St. Both were- hos- brother, Leon Holmes, put on a Bay at Cape Cod. Her husband, man, that ia 'hla chance of per- atmosphere. . . many. a d m itted YESTERDAY: ihDthera. Booklets of favorite reci­ 2-6856. Church recognise God, Who has created 661 Main St. Come** pes had been made by each child. Q—Is the piarit Jack-ln-the-pul- pitalixed. ’.‘This la’ Your Life" skit, and the also 64, was released from ths . wlading them they may be content (Repreeentlng Manchester Council and now austaina us, we become MfJor and Mrs. E. Walter Lamle Raymond Clifford. 9 Nelson Rd.i pit ever used iii' medicine ? Fined for motor vehicle viola­ couple received gifts, including Putnam .hosplt-fil and is how at to remain in France. Apple Tree With of diuKhes) -> victims of every change In ihe Floyd Mitchell, 'l l Edward St.; - A—Tbls plant also called Indian tions "wera Edward L, Gerrish, 18, ruby pins, silver trays and a money hoifte. Ferbape de Gaulle's policy wheels One of the phenomena on the direction - of opinion and We lose Sunday School at 0:36. Classes Statens Chamber Mrs. Louise Johndrow, 9 Cedar turnip, 'grows Jrom a tumip-like of 203 Oak Grove St., $12 for driv­ 3-Car Accident tree from their 11 gf’andchildren. A spokesman at- Rockville (Jity If orioles gyrating through sp- the significance of life itself: Re for all ages. Special Mothers’ Day REV. EMIL 0. GRUEN St., Rockville; Walter Palmer, 143 200 Persons Tour root filled -with a hot,, burning ing without a license; Benjamin Hospital said today Mrs. Dussin­ are not Just spinning, any more, contemporary American scene Walker St.; Mrs. Mary'OrzechOw- * Juice. Sometimes this Juice is used ple blossoms haven't already told vealed religion aa found in the program. Holiness , service at 10:45 American Board of Missions to the Jews F. Boutwell, 38, of Mansfield, $6 ger is "fairly comfortable.” in Algeria's blood-moistened sand. which can elicit comment from al­ JudeoChriatian heritage of our re- Special Rand and vocal muatc. To Hear Alcorn ■kl, 445 Porter St.; Joy Graezyk, in homemade cough medicine. - Results in Arrest The Rev. Emil D. Gruen, con­ you, this la being the most beauti­ Army, Navy Club for abandoning a motor vehicle; ference secretary uf the American Break Attempted Periiapa they have, begun to pick most anyone is the new interest ligioua conaciouaneas in A'merica la Guest apOkker, »Rev. Charles Rey­ MON. 7i45 p.m. “Christ*s Program for Israel** Hyde AVe., Rockville; and Anthony R. Moms of Dudley, Rockville Police said today an ful of springs. . . . nolds 'of' the South Methodist' H/.Meade Alcorn Jr„ immediate ancourt. East Hartford; Mrs. Q—What blid was tM symbol Police arrested Bklward Polom Board of Missions will i^ a k Mon­ up a UtUe traction. In things religious. A book will sell the able source of atrength and Mass., $18 for speeding. day at 7 i46 In Calvary 'Templei 21 unsuccessful attem pt was made by Perliaps you haven’l noticed. If its title strikes a religious meaning in the individual and col Church. fMt'iehalrman of the Republican Helen Brownsworth, 492 W. Mid­ About 200 persons visitefi the of' wisdom in anelent GCeeceT . Irwin Hayes, 60, of 5 Ford St, ski, 88, of Storrs, yesterday after Army and; Navy Club last night A—The bwl. Charter Oak Ave., Hartford. His someone during the night to break Perhaps you haven’t been listen­ tone, a magazine will appeal if it lective life in America today. Hospital visitation at 3 p.m. by National Oomnilttee, will addresa dle Tpke.; Mrs. Grace. Hitchcock, arrested last night, was fined $10 he drove into th* rear of a dump into Teabo's service station at 186 Through OUr wltneaa to God, Who Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs.' Coventry; Michael Briggs, Mans­ during the^open house which was subject will. be "Christ's Program Oeeupstibn, Forever? has 'an articla on reIig;iou8 Ameri­ DR. RALPH L KEIPER for Intoxication. truck on N. Main St. and began for Israel." He ia a gradu^e of Union St. ing- ca, a televiaion program -will be has revealed Himself, we h ve be Thomas Mcdann. The Evangelical Foundation, Philadelphia, Fa. tha iuinuat memberUtip m ating field Center; Bruce and Raymond part of thC'club's 40th anniversary Q—Which Is the largest UJB. Fined $3 for allowing dogs to a 3-car accident, police say. He It la perhaps a little early to in that c'aae, go to an apple tree, celebration. According to ponald city in area? . . Blaatern Baptist Seminary, and a , Peter-Teabo, the owner, said he watched if.lt pcofesaea an'objec­ come strong. In the crises of life. Evening service, 7:30. Mrs. af ih* Connecticut Chamber of Ward; 674 Center St.; Harding roam wefe Mrs. Sydney Brown, of waa chaTged with following too discovered a window smashed in a gss what will happen to General not one all pink, not one all white, tive, approach to- the contempo­ We have been held from the spUt- Charles Reynolds will show alldea Commerce a t the.. Hotel -Statler- Stephens, Andover; Andrew Hoar,. Hemingway, chairman of the cele­ A—Loa Angeiaai California. noted scholar. More than 1000 TVES., 7:45 p.m. “Dispensationatism and Cove* 19 Coburn Rd.; Justin V. Oldman, closrty- churches ih New England are spon- doorway at the rear of the service Clyde Eddleman, commander of but one in the pink-white stage. rary religious scene. Church ata- (Jing of our individual and coUec- of missionary work in India and Hilton In Hartford May 27. RFD 1, Vernon; Wayne Munsell, bration, groups of veterans and ■I- Pollce said PolomskI, driving tiye persons and We have, been nant Theology** their wives or - sweethearts and Q—iVhtch was the first planet 38, of 'l l Dorothy Rd.; John A. aoring thia conference of . the station when he arrived to open the United States Army in Eu­ Consider,for whatever time it tlstics of both membership and 'Speak about them. Special Band" Alcorn will apeak ,to the State­ 19 Daley Circle, RpckvlUe: George Cwilka, 48, of 133 Washington S t; east near McCabe St., hit the truck, up’for businesses about 8:45 this, attehdance indichte the revitalized cemented together in the truth God and Songster music. wide business organization's mem­ Glaes. Hartford Tpke., Rockville; many townspeople visited tha club­ discovered in modem times?" century on world ^affairs, held rope, for his heresy lit acknowl- takes you to- reach the one inevita­ and Ralph Lundberg, 42, of 26 ' driven by James S. Loney, 63, of 00 nightly at Calvary Iremple. Dr. morning, Policeman Robert Kjell- thinking of Americans' in their has made known to pa. bership on President Elsenhower's' David Wiley. 79 Niles Dr.; Mrs. house. A—Uranus, discovered by Sir Bigelow St., which was stopped in qdging thgt there would be no par- From the very bir.th of the na- Members of the club were on William Herschet.'' I Raddlng St. Judgment was sus­ Thomas G. Lawrence of Hartford quist is investigating. ble conclusion, whejher you have concern for religion. Critlea. both First Church of Christ Setenttot DR. WILBUR M. SMITH budget -end the heed for buai'neaa- liMha La very, 40 Packard St.; pended in a second offenae charge front ot him, Loney’a truck was Rockville Police also reported n Uimlsr strategic or tactical disadH ever seen anything more magically pro and con, admit that America tlon, America's fqrte, indeed her ment to take an active interest in Cbarlas Knolls, Coventry. hand,to show them the house which is host pastor. , . leading edge, has been her faith MaSonlo 'temple. , Profbssor of English Bible, Fuller Sem inar, Pasadena, Calif. waa built iti 1019,. against Lundberg. Jarred forward and hit a Car,'also minor colUslon on Uhlbn St. be­ ventage to the Western military entrancing than a. New ^ g la n d finds-religion Important. practical poIiUos.. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Rae Q—Who planned the Arch ol| Forfeiting bonds for failure to ■topped; driven by Joseph N. Coie- Ode.of the concerns of the nega­ in CEriitian Ideals. All of the Im­ ' 11 a.m., Sunday aervice and The State Chamber's business Ann Barnes, 613 Main St.; 'Ter­ Tonight the 3-day celebration Triumph in Paris? Manchester Assembly, Order of tween two cars operated by Fred­ position if Western armed forces i apple tree in bloom- portant decisions of the state have Church' School. WED., 7j45 p.m, “Oar Lord*s Olivet Prophety and appear- in answer to charges were man, 3i, of 'Vernon. erick Ertel, 70. ot 7 Earl SL, Rook- tive critic .is the t|Ck of depth on meeting will begin at 4 p.m. and rance Nails, Coventry. will be climaxed with a dance-from A-r-Napoleon, to commemorate Royce H. Grenier, 49, of Maynard, Rainbow fdr Girls, will meet in the new in Germany were to reUire be­ When you have decided that the part of some of,U)e moat vocal been made in the closed' cloaet of 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. Bearing on Our Time** directors and officers will be elect­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY:' A son 9 to 1 o’clock. Music will be by the his victoriaa. I , No injuries were reported. Dam­ Masonic Temple Monday, at 7:30. vlUe, and Henry J. McCaffrey, 17, quietness and prayer. The uae of Reading room hours at 749 Main Dubaldo'Brothers Orchestra, and a Maza., charged with itlegklly cross­ age to Polomski's car was moder­ of Twln'^HUia Coventry. hind the Rhliw white Russian there la nothing more beautiful, enthusiasts tor the religious rc- ed ffiSrthe coming year. Following- to Mr. and Mrs. James Donnelly, ing tha esplanade on 4lt. 15, $15; p.m. Election of'officers will take vlvsl- The wndency pn the pir^ God’s word . has stimulated these St.i Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 the biiaineaa meeting and the ad­ Andover; a son to Mr. and Mrs. buffet lunch will be served. Q—Why do we often Wear the ate, police said, and light to the place at this meeting. Police said McCaffrey pulled out feresa evacuated East Germany. pay some attention to that robin decisions and 'developed' a sense ami. to 4 p.m.,' Thursday J t a.m- and.Jobn J. Reilley Jr., 25, of New other two vehieles. 6f a service station and hit Ertel’* All that we have heard, hither­ which has been making Its song .many Americana is to use rellpon dress by Alcorn, a buffat supper Carl Houghton, Andover. warning "Beware tha' Ides of York City, charged with speed­ aa a basis for peace of mind. Re­ of importance of God in the na­ to 9 p.m, •' DR. M. R. ^ A A N , « will ba served. BIRTH TOG AY: A aon to Mr. March'*? Poloniski is due in court Mon­ Miss Jean Anns LeClaire, daugh­ cqr in the rear. Ertel w u parkefi to, in official Ameriosn reaction short snd abrupt and a little tional IHe. The-founding fathers of "Adkm And Fallen Man" will be Director, Radio Bible Class, Grand Rapids, Mich. French Set Coal Record ing, $35. day. on tile atreet near the station. ligion becomes a salve for con- the nation based many of their and Mrs. 'Edward Donovan, Mana- A—JuliUa Caesar was murder- ter of Atty. and Mrs. Arthur Le­ to British or .Polish proposals fpr premptory to you, and discover Spence and the most important the subject of the Lesson-Senhon fleld Center. sd on the 15th. or Ides of March, Continuances ware granted to Claire,. 46 Ansaldl Rd., a sopho­ Ertel waa treated at BockvtB* writiriga -pn the confessional state- ' Netlf CsDada Atlas Ready Lyon, Fran(«r-French miners LionefE, Beaulieu,-48, of 31 Over­ CH^ HosplUl for a kni* Injiuqir. 6 mutusl pullback of the armed what is more begutiful. T he robin factor -in religibua thinking la not for Sunday, May 10. TmiRS.,-7:45 p.m, “The United Nations,in DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: last- year produced a record 60.- and the day has besn rsmember- Deer Shot from Ships more . at the University of Con­ ments of. the Christian church. We The Golden Text is from Ro­ land St.^ charged with a breach of McCaffrey was charged with in. fprees now con^nllng each other .with the slidrtenedl impatient song God, but rather the Individual bear witness to the fact that JOaus Ottawa—The Ministry of Mines Mrs. Giace Markham, "fi Walker 034,800 metric tons of coal, sur­ 0d as one of dobm and evildoing. / ' ...... necticut, has been pledged to A1-' conscience. This thinking tends to mans (5:19): "As by one man's Prophesy* St.; Bruce Risley, 1$ Woodland the peace and intoxication, to June pha Oiapter of Pi Beta'Phi Sor­ nttention to driving. .10 psntrsj Europe, u that any auch spoke. "He who hsa seen TJe has and Technical Surveys announces passing their previous .year's out­ 6 ; and Kenneth J. Bahrend^82i of Duluth, Minn.—Some Great laikei is ai) oriole,' and once J»e gains water down our concept of God disobedience many were made S t; Amb. s« Diehl,''129 KCcney UNIT BEGINS OPERA'HONS sailors are gardening enthusiasts ority,* She ts majoring in Phystcal withdrawal would work seen the Father." Our Christian completion of the hew Atlas of put by more than '* million tons in 103 Cedar St.; to May 16. .1 iiM.i...... I 'I II your attention he'^ aild his fellows ahd to make of Him a god In the heritage haa been tha source of our slnAeigt so by the obedience of one Canada, the Bret comprehensive St.; Holly Gorton, Braody Rd., spite of a reductfon in the.working Hartford, May 0 —The and grow flowers ih boxes near Therajiy. ’ - • BMr« to th* mlittary dU«dyahtaq)|wiU put on a display of acrobatic pantheon of the cult of "religion sreatnesa. If we want the practical riiaH many be made righteous." ■ atlas. to b* puMlsqed by the Fed- Boltop; John Rice, }0S Bretton Rd.; force. France leads Bhirop* in pro- Jrtceatly forniod 162d Traaspor. their cabins, tendering them care­ 0g ths R(sst thxa to thqt of the tumbling, insect-nsbbing, and trick in geneml.” "We have lost," say 'importance of reUgion in AmerJ» Selections from the Bible in­ . eral 'Oovemmeht elnce, 1915. It )Mrs, plane Karr, 162 Bissell S t; duoUvlty per miner. tatfoa MatntMiaaoe Battrtlon Most Translations fully as their ohip goea from jo rt . An exhibit of .padntit^ by tem- PiaiSUv 1 these criUcs, "the eenge of the clude the following: “Ax id Adam^ \ <8£i Latvian artiata may be viewed In f6ct, tt is frsquently ssld posing that. wUl tell you what is can life, it baa recently been s^ Ib d CALVARY TEMPLE contains 450 maps Ijhat present th e Joaeph Wl.e/, 2 Oleott St.; Mrs, will begin epaMitens la the'near to j^rt. Fishing snd even huntiag vajpe of a personal God, Whose out for Us. “When America ceaaeS all die, even So in Chriat ahidl be Mprie Flavin and daughter. South Chlcago—It la estimated t hat futqr*, Majw Gmerat Fraderick John Buiiyan’a "Pligrinia' Prog­ are sometlmaa posalble on ship­ kunKtrrow from 11 0jn. to 6 pjn. Brveifpfi ‘ iajr 6u<4i puinisdi would more beautiful than a New Eng- historte, economic, aocisl, qnd po- revelation of Himself Is impor­ tq'be concerned for God, ahe will made alive" (1 Corinthians 15;23). 21 CHARTER OAI^ AVE.. HARTFORD UUcal development of the nsilom ^ v e n try ;'M ra Mary Biair, and the average Aiperiean homemakei- O. Retnoke, ths Mljutant gen- ' ress" has been . translated into board. Sailoia have baen known to atlfij) Pitkfh Bt.; and thronhoat I myr aitutgiy jttaatioB in Eu- Und apple ti;se in pink-white tant" cease to be great." paasagas fromfroj "Sci­ It salU for $30 In Canadian funds daiightar, 107 Russell S t who dees not have an automatic oral anamumd towy. It Is a [ more lenguagealan^agaa / pian any other ShQOt 'Wild duck frohi' deck-- an(l th f w*0k) itoy - iMlS, iiichialy*» ) wNpqUf fur 111, bloom—t^e same apple tree with Triiia is the problem W preach­ ^Next fiatruday’a article The ence and Health with Key to the For further information phone ADams 2-1M4 , tfittsida oinada, gnd for $80 in DISCHARGED TODAY: Vir­ dlshwaaber washaa about 340 tons aaR anlt a n i ^ first ef Its kUid book except jUm Btbla, aeebrdink svdn dMr from vesaais afichorad tn ftym fi without qdmlwltm plHt hip- orioles. ers and- taachers sse In our Uvea B«v. Jehu F. Haouqn s( 8L fniat Beeipturea’* by Mary Baker-Eddy, ginia 24 Sadltara Rd. of dlahee d u rtn f her lifatlma hi tbs eaualrY, , to Bnpjrelopedia Britaimioa. tha fit. Marys ivfr. . 1 todayi Ths ahallowneas o< tf^taitb' O kitM ). ^ Include the following (p. 14:35): -.J, % ■i> ' 'J ^ ■ '-■t ■ ■ V ' ' ■I ■ > •. K

MANrMBSTER EVENING H E ^LD , IfANCH|;STBi|, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1969 F i ^ K i r . B T - r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1969 F A O 1 M 0 » ------— DAILY CROSSWORD PU'/JiLB X BUGS RUNNY OUK RUa HOING tfOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE throughout Hdawatar*a aaatam d^don, the campnlfn'plttad tha Columbia Lectiu:e«^ Slates / I'VE SAINep"^ . 'Cnelalon'a (our markatltig dlatTida Henro Y««r Dodvr I f* JUST ’ \JHO^OU¥P9/J Answar to Pi agninat aach othar in tha diiva to Roekvill^ Talk Cm! In Y o d Pr fH |»Hnw WBO^INS Business Bodies incraaaa aalao o( ‘Flying A gaao- 09 »l5MT NOW,, rDJMTOOgAD Pdnoma Punch Mental Health 'ratherI he* mot Itnea. To intanalfy tha oompaUtiva J/ Hamilton Lewis ot Ctoneord, DofivorodWMikiM^ •U6S! IOOK.-MV D E A P / E R liy ^ ^ v PetA #a seaNS aplrit, araaa within tha dlatrlota N, H., will dslivsr a fraa public AH.TH6i^LKeHN*LS,0NUM,tTED, T'' AOBOM tldaa compMed agmlnat aach othar and iictura on Christian Scitnea on ME TPF/ND A FeaOW 'iV t m i- g FORCU-tEyEtXXi Fund Delayed P lN E l — TH E tCountj^and AEiciat nalaaman eompatad againat aalaa- Monday at 8:15 p.m. in Union Con- MAM to PURCHASE CMAMPlOM CORM- # 7 Bhcpair nutP' for tha many prtaaa offarad. grafational Church, Elm and THAN I MA30R capital hava The MenW^llealUt Fund cam­ WALUS--ATA'HA«B50ME COM M l«lOM ,ffty'i5X 6 Xcvoka a In addition, aeoraa wara dgurad union 8L, Rockvilla. His aubjact PINE PHARUOY ssume ioothere FACE# COULD thcaamanlma lagacy paign in Opltimbla will be delayed OF COURSE /1 A ' '* J , THOSE If?EMT HIM fCitr In thla on a point b 8 ^ which waa mulU* will . ba ’'How Cihrlstian Scisnea 884 OEWT1 NT A b e a o v m a r k e t for TEman Jaif until after the middle of the country pliad by dollara ao that individual Brings Security and Peaea.’’ Ha la X- 9teO EMBLKH ftJLLS WITH F A M S ^ TO THE (d l a l ^ . ) month to order that the Cancer /itfOWLSCLUR ISMoUxed prtaaa, in aoma eaaaa. ran over cuirrantiy on a nationwide speak­ THESE HANDSOME I I Qrink BMda Drive may be completed, Mrs. members lAChanfM Krtth malt . 11,300. Donald R. Tuttle, -chairman of ing tour. • ««»• •t Wvh*> GOES/ ^VFOR tATE. ISODy Prior to entering the public *■«»■§» V' • Iiicutananta Mental Health, announced this wa '*M •«* TRIP* jrdroearbon (ab.) 38 Lae. 43Beat«t la Naw laeatloa week. practice of Chriatlan Science heal­ UNITED ,V,v^ \HOMB 16 Hone poaltiooioi)^Mtad slBagiimar ColmftbuB TTia Manchaatar Cunat Cantdr George H. Reams will sgain art ing in 1887, Lawla waa aetlva for 44A(ratoMat held open houaa all Uiia w i ^ at a numh«y of yeare aa public rela­ ::T'... ii.\> ITRoofflnial 11'Command IS Attic aa treasurer for the campaign and TRADING IS "Diamond . ItBawildand 36 Tamale ahaap 48Waai7 ita new quartara gt 811 K u n St. assisting on the committee are tione and campaign manager for State” (ab.) ISVaopiah SIBrotdana . 48Mwtdiab Tha former autohioMtb ahow- Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Mrs. Myron Community Cne|ta, Chambers of a l l e y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN SOBatWa«a ing^ant SB Tta Canal BOBalndaMtd room and garaga, loca8ea diagonal' Berkowita. Mra George Oreen- Commerce, Boy Scouts of America, STAMPS i 31 Small chUd S3 Bad canopy the'Atlantia 81 Air (eon^ ly aeroaa tha atraat from the wayi Mrs. Carl H ^ p el, Mrs. C. and youth organtaatione through­ liVQMfMiVIv %09nn NOTHINa ------r ~ ^ OH.SU«E.«UTinaMT ..XWlOOUflLV OUft 33B)em)ih U Wander and PadSe form) Cantar'a former gfhartera at 308 Prescott Hodgea Mta. Frank Mar- out New England. Ha also served •TMKW!. /^ W » N lt W « \ NOW r v i M 0 « S MOOMNVNM« 3i Indian weisht SSUelanebbly ■ Ooiana SSDodan (ab.) Main St., haa bden ebmolttaly re­ chtsa,-Mrs. John Pringle, Miss for four years as Christian Science Now AvirilaUt At CiTM CR f ( o n CVEK ) *gT«RGSnC IN TAMfisiwe /'uMHxiua»m. 38 Born STMarit 41Xnduraa 84'Boy'anama decorated and renovated, both in­ Jean Natsob, Mrs, Alfred Soracchl rommittee on publication for the RNO1M? I oon warwa AFIlBCTeP f AfiAtN SSAtlantle side and out. and Mrs. Robert Taggart. state of New Hampshire. H« WHEffk' antrancato Following plans outlined by Leon WOUTSf w A combination mail campeJgn REALE'S rii—t Browne, a partner in tha bualnaae, and house to house drive is plan­ UWaiaeatod to ntake the buikUng a "ehowplace ned and to wind up the campaign SUPER MART 33Mirt a of carpeting,’’ the diow room hae a special event may be used. B'vcry 1 nou'nf MAnt tr. weapon been paneled, wall-to-wall oarpet- effort will be made to build the IS Attempt Ing instaliad, and a apodal type of 34 Unruly crowd contributions to this program. FOR ^ ‘[?h e | diffuaed lighting is being uaed to With the organization of a local PATIOfi)R>DU,| SB Gatasner show "true color." STKorri ' association, a share of the money M CORNWALLIS- I A large 35 by 60 feet work room collected will be retained in the SAFETTS SAKE SB Gibbon 1 directly behind the show room la .Mirs-c.' BOWiaabird K area for local needs. And LoR9«r Hr* Wm t now in UM and eUatomera are able Appeal Continued 43 Tear to watch as the ruga are cut, Driv* lir For OHr gimmmiiy^rXjS^ 44Battlan The Zoning Board of Appeals CARNIVAL BY PICK Tl conunimlty stitched and bound. announced a continuance on the 4BDina Carpeting from leading com­ appeal of Mrs. Clementine J, Guz- f*=* *tm >» ~^i*Aifca WM T.M ^ 47RamangodeC panies in the United States are ■o, who aaka for an exception underworid stocked whieh, Browne said, will to that she may build on a non-con­ compete with "any In the State." FREE I'K ISflLLA’S POP BY A L VERMEER 48 reray f t forming lot on Woodland Terrace MTadtom* There la parking available for Rd. ^ r e ta r y Kenneth L. Fox Front End, Iroko and NOW, RE m e m b e r .'! HOW ABOUT, WHOA, M 18 Matt a^t iir at least 25 care in the area along­ said the board dealres further in­ Shock Absorbor HOW MUCH WE T H A T PRISCILLA! ^THOUGHT \ (F t .) side the building. / formation concerning the lot. No SPEND iSNTi P R E T T Y IT COSTS ,YOU SAID srfhitiaallBta date has been set for the next InipocHon. IMPORTANT' NECKLACE ^ 1 2 0 0 ^ T H A T 88 SDl New Firms meeting, but it will be'announced. W A S N 'T During 1058 801 new manufac­ Work done by experts a* all DOWN RepUes Gratifying conventional nukes of 'par. IT'S THE IMPORTANT turing planta that provided Jobe ■Vincent Sledjeskl, chairman of THOUGHT IStap W for 3,600 workers o^ned in Con- SXxpatt j R.AS; Ayres Jr., ;of the Wear-Ever Aluminum Co. presents a check and plaque to Ralph L. Maher, the committee arranging the tea- T h a t yf buyer at the J. W. Hale Corp. Watching is Joseph, Sullivan of The Manchester Evening Herald s neetlcut. - tim'onial for Hubert P. Collins, COUNTS' advertising staff. Maher, with the assistance of SuUlvan, designed a newspaper ad which was one A joint announcement this week ■veteran town clerk, on May 24, has MORIARTY of eight in the country chosen as best using the cooking utensil company’s magazine ad theme this by the State Labor Department announced that the response to and Development Conuniaaion said BROTHERS past winter. .(Herald Photo by Pinto). letters sent to townspeople re­ iQin*. Kw T*»« iM, that many of these firms plan fur garding the event has been grati­ 801-315 CENTER STREET SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NRAL ther expansion and will add con Tslephone MI 8-5185 % Gets Ptaque sembly and in M51, assumed his fying. The committee hopes all siderable more jobs and payroll to replies will be returned . to Sled- Alexander Jarvis, le^ t contrac­ present position of time study TSu I m w T* OonnecUcut’s economy. Jeski by May 18. boarded a train for Boston and tor, was presented with A, special Wnalyst. Of the 301 plants, 20 were firtns SIT -MEcnUMfr ' - - Final PTA Meeting while there were taken on their vweM 1 mintuM! plaque at the, 15th anniversary which transferred completely into Attends Meetings (3olum'jl(. PTA will Install ita tour to two chartered buses. dAY. Connecticut from other statiM, 17 -’IVenty-seven adults, Including T.M. •«. U.t. OR banquet held by the Home Builders were new branch plans of out-of- newly elected ofilcera at the final 5-^ .*-1 1M9 kfNCA Inc Assn, ot- Hartford County this Mrs. Janet L Phillips of 51 Bret- nieettng of U,e season, to be held the elementary supervisor,. Miss ton Rd„ Stauffer Home Reducing state firms,' 11 were new branch Viola Larson and music Super­ WOKE week at the Statler-HHton. Hotel. planta of Connecticut firms, and in Yeo> Jihs Had Tuesday night. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Similar plaques of recognition Plan representative in the Man­ visor, Mrs. Lydia Allen - mothers FOR SALE YOUR chester area, attfcnded an "Alrcade, 253 were firms newly established Mrs. Reginald Lewis, a past preal- were, alsdr pven to other charter and fathers and grandmothers of IPHBCaNTAiJC,WHy <■ weiL, pe. Harz mon f b j z - now >ES...'lC6, Hew of Beauty" at the Somerset Hotel in Connecticut. denL will oe the tnetalling officer. members of the association by Mrs. Leo Cartier, program chair­ the children, sccompanled, thenti pokntheSAY ^ OW X50 UNPBRSTANP WHY I w w r-85 ZCAmNOW w o in Boston this week. iN&,ionMV? t e cuHEo-ww I a v m e id stick UNpeRsmgcxj John M. Dlckerman, executive man, haa announced that enter­ New Orange Memhero sncK! Executives from the home office •f? •^^Lwi ^ vice president of the National As­ in California introduced to their tainment for the evening will fea- Two degree teams from sociation of Home BulUtera Sever­ ture a 1-act play written and di­ Natchaug Grange in Chaplin con­ Farm Field LOAM New England representatives four A Thought for Today al hundred builders, associates, brand new products which will be rected by Homer Ford entitled ferred the third and fourth degree • » and civHflSaders attended the ban­ Sponsored by the Manchester. 'A sword on Their Side," the Oo on 13 new members to Columbia available for Stauffer councilors . Oonncil of Cbnrehes $2.00 Cu. Yd. UITIT ” 1 quet. soon. \ lumbla Community Players wdll Grange'at,its meeting this week. Service plaques for the work They are an executive-tj^ present the Shov/. Mrs. Philip Landeck, a former Co- MINDdUM 8 CUBIC TABOr they have done for the association lounge which can be converted m- We believe that God inlands all Drawing of two lucky numbers lumbta Grange member, la toaster were given to four retired mem­ for the tw j weeks cartp vacation of the' third degree teapi-' A pot- to a couch, a "magic" cradled growth of persons to originate in TEL. Ml 9^024 \' bers and a charter was presented pony and crib. offered to two Horace W. Porter luck preceded the meeting. to the newly organized Women's H the safe and secure, surroundings School'pupils by-IWcbard Curland, New fUsteriiood Offleers of a good horns. Physical Ula be­ T.M. Itaf v.a. M. M. 1 AuxBlary.of the-aaaociatlon. Qutatauding Agents will taka place ^'Armor Club, vises The Herald’s local advertis personal relationships between ship ohairme:i Henry H. Ramm, Blum, recording secre­ JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BROND newly created position of- assist­ outstanding agents’ organization, The life insurance you didn’t buy ant treasurer at Chenejr Bros., ing staff. child and parent, spiritual growth and William Jacobus, or Mrs.- tary; Mrs... Saul~ ' Caroline, financial maturallv. I Just WANTED ) too bap you d» ^ t ■ of the Travelers Insurance Co. They may not cost you anything. But I Inc. * • Born in Manchester, Dalton at-' is fostered in the home, or by-and- Fred Low- an, outgoing vice presi­ .secretary; ahd.Mra. I.«wls Kaplan, TO MAKE SURE.I WOOtONTy HANT.'BR ON A LITTIE will attend the odmpanYs confer 1 ^ 1 WANT YOU S»yH>T AWAY < MORE SOUP BEPROCK. Torrance joined Cheney Bros.-in tended local schools and graduat­ large, It doea not exist, dent. honorary treasurer. think of what it could cost your I Juca ST0R5 AT MSI as a member of the person- ence at Manchester, Vt., May 31- ed from Manchester High School The writer of Deuteronomy calls Potluck Supper Mrs. Sol Koentgaberg was WHEN THAT RAM YOU HEtPEP ) KXKS WOULPN'T K Jiine 3, at the Equinox House. family! Make sure you hav* 1 FRITZ HASER'5.„| BUILP STARTS CRACKIN® yTAKINS TO THE HILLS , I/fT LE SPORTS , BY ROUSON in 1917. He joined 'The Herald this rasponaibility to.our attention A potluck Slipper will preceed elected vice president tO'.gucceed AWRT... >1^ ^ N O W ... M(BLL,.< Dolan and Lappen will be cited staff in«1934 aa an advertising so­ in these words: - Mrs. Morris. Kaplan. enough life insurance. AND I SUPPOSE YOU for their outstanding production In the meeting at 6:45. Invited guests RROW EVERYONE'S QRCERED1 licitor. .‘‘You shall therefore love the include George Graff, state super­ Mrs. Lewis Kaplan, widow of ttle^ I TO EVACUATE, MR. MAfiER. life insurance. Lappen represents Lord your God and keep — his man who gave thq land on whieh / the Travelers through the Jack J. commandments always. You riiall intendent, Miss Viola Larson, Call: THAT MEANS YOU, TOO, Shares Prize Mone.v elem ental supervisor; members Chestnut Hill Synagogue stands, / OF COURSE... ______> Lappen Insurance Agency. Robert F. Gorman of 78 Cottage teach them to your children, talk and ope of ita founders, haa long I'M A lAW- ' I ing of them isrhen yen are sitting in of the Board of Educatimi; clerk ' abo n® arizEN, St., a commission aalesm|ui,in the of the school, hot lunch commit­ hrtd this honorary poet. The new Joifiph L. Cienrioadd 25 Years at Herald Hartford area, was one Xof 172 your house, and when you are officers will be installed June 8. A VOUN® FEUA..., walking by .the way .... Take heed tee, school nurse, school custodians b MMdIa TunapIlM William F. Dalton of 54 Chest- Tidewater Oil Co. marketers who end members joT the cast of "A donor dinner is planned for June 1. / BtaudMBtor, Oana. .nut St-., local advertising manager shared more than Jt4^d00 in prize lest your heart be deceived and you turn aaide and serve ether Swttrd on TTieir Side.” with Mrs. Albert Paskow, donor / Ml 8-8888 or MI ff-4Mi of 'liie Herald, is . observing his money awarded Wst week in New The snnual 850 Scholarship chairman, in charge of. arranpi- 25th anniversary with the news­ York by the company at the end gods and worshio them.” (Deut Caw W Baal faatmai Car*. award ma. be applied for through ments. paper. ' Of iLs "Gas-O-Line Drive" sales 11 ;I, 18, IS, R.8.V.) Rev Lawrence F. Almond. Oeofge Patroa, principal of the lU N i i p i AssuRANci Co m p a n y op Ca n a d a Dalton waa appointed to his competition.^ AanolMstor BY JOHNNY HART school. ’This PTA award is inteito- E vening Herald u. c. present position in 1953 and supeT Held -over a 6-month period ed for a' high school senior who OolumUa correapondent Mrs. plana to go on in schooling in aid R. Tuttle, telephoue ACademy lUiZZ SAWYER :r ROY CRANE 8-3485. AAV wHote I the field of education. Annual reports oP.officers will 140,000 m r l w ir e up there, bov' ' m vr ro sn ww nouip l,HOW V hotiBAP... BUT MFC JUST FLASHED YOU’RE AS eOQO AS ON THE MOON' MPPc» m wu/tft»M atm , (fSVOURTRP, e v e r g e t i be flveio. Anyone wishing to at­ Ship$* Paint Bill Huge C) IFI JN FRoNrOFMfe! tend the supper who has not been SWAV4 tltAKUT THAT sawyer? / WUBA-THROTTLE HAPPY NO ALTirVPC? AND lAHO ONTHE / contacted, is laked to bring a Hot for defiense. Counall snapped eut. MOON, IHO PE I ’L l dish or a salad. Washington—The nation’s newest IE WEARING ONE Bostoh THp aircraft carrier, the In.depandence, DOWN OF THESE surrs,'- / . Mrs. Mercedes Prior of Manches­ has the regulation ''hsse-graY’ ter and Mrs.. Ethel Brehandt of paint on the outside, but the in-' pressure f ( ' HSbron, Sixth grade teachers at terior tiossts the ctoors of the rain­ PAYMENT PUM^LVES ARE \T>iAMt' Andrew ,w. Torrance Horace W. Porter School, took 48 bow. The 6(M)00-ton $180,000,000 ship ORCNEP. NSECONPS qf thMr pupils on a field trip to absorbed 300,000 gallons of paint- nel department. During subse-- ^ E PRESSURE 0?0PS fikMton this past week. 'They went enough to cover 80,000 average-slse toy your hooting, roofing, alnminttni wIm Iows, TO 35,000 FEET. quent years he served as an ac­ to New London by private car, bouses. ■w, • - countant, supervisor of cost ac­ d o M , insulation omI sidibg now. No down p a y counting, chief accountant and of­ St h tu r fice manager. moots no monthly poymonts mHtiUct, 1st. Phono MOR'IY MEEKLE BV DICK CAVALLl A Manchester naUye, Torrance Ml 3«$141 for frno ostimotos. was graduated from Manchester' WHY PONT M30 GET oeii:. ------il High School in 1943, served for O U tL U MICKEY PINN SOUBSELFANEW , three y » r s afterward with the BY LANK LEONARD HAT WHILE VOUtlE Navy Seabeea in the South Pa­ No riT.r«.~ I'M cific, and then attended the School M'M NOTGGN’ NOPE! ITT M«Ki'aagM lyadtaala. Ii ID BE ABLE TO UP TWO PC OFFTO of Business ' Administration at Payments BUY IT FOR TEN comm Bryant College in Providence, H. CENTS A SHARE? CHOPPIHOt I. He was. graduated in 1949. ,. Until 1ST AMUKTA BRtnuc. Torraqoe .worked for an Eaat Hartford catibark for two years 1 DRR LTD. and then jdlnad-Cheney's. Offtober st AtteriAf. Sessions Harold A. ttwyen of 54 Thomas Dr. Is repreaeflillng 248,000 Con’ MONTGdMERY WARD nectlcut” cred^jtfnlon members at ' ‘ 828 MAIN S-TREET . . InteniatlonSlIhWttngS'of the credit' union movdlnfent''in 'Boston. TM meetings started Monday and end tomorrow. MW CAPTAIN EASY . ^Y LESLIE TURNER Iverson Is'a director of .the Credit KELSEYS!DEU Union National Assn, a nonprofit TOWN advertisement ’ THIS WAV I A5 I WAS SAVINS, WEtWt BUT 1 HOPED TO IMPROVE IT. UNTIL I BUT t SBE NOW THAT GREED MAY \ POU^,.0R> association of more . than 25,0(K> MR. A B E R N A TH Y BY RAI.STON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY » . - .w,. 'll. m a k e s THE MOST A38RESSIVB, A iSERIES OP TREATMENTS WOULD LEAD TO ITS MISUS8! IT IS BETTK/pOONEl NOT credit unions with 13,000,000 mem­ - HOSTILE SUBJECT DOCILE AMO MAKE THE TRAMSPORMATION .TO BURN WV NOTES THAN RISKp/TILL VOUCAN bers throughout the wqrid. .) J e ,,l|S WOULD YOU.UKE TO WHAT DO M^J SUGGEST > ^ ; I ^ 6 le...te« porarilyi THINK IT OVBK! secretary-treasurer of tJjfi i .Slast ASK. A QUESTION,, Hartford Atreraft PedeHO^'etedit RUBBISH Ifl^ lSS \ I PO TO IMPROVE SHOWMEVOUR ■ W1 MADAM? b e a u t y V APPEARANCE? > I* rsm - • LABORATOR-V*. Union, ona of the 407 ciipMlt un­ MONEY TALKS t B E A U T Y § J BEnUTY ions in CDhneCtlctU. # A D V IC E * A D V IC E ------7— ~ ^ tf ADVICE ■"Active id‘Credit'union work since COIXECTION M36, Iverapn la direetbr at Jarge . . . better listen I i $ ) . W"-.! and a past ptostdert^ of thS'l^on- 'The Scandinavian Craft Shop opened in ita hew quarters on the main floor of'T^atkina Broa. furni­ Trilcks and men in the employ of the Town of Man. nectlcut CrcOTt yhleu lAsg^ ture store thib Week.. Mrs. Conrad. 5. (Jaaperson, who owns and operates the shop, shows the typo .cheater will collect, rubbish,on the EAST side.jof Town of imported toerohandise which is featured. The Craft shop was fonnerly located at 113 Main St. How to get more for your money, through has been f'S etbr on Monday, May 11, 1959. ' > ' ‘ . since 1940. (Heraltf Photo by Pinto). more effective management of your family financ^.,^.. You are,, therefore, reguested to place your barrels . . Join 85-^Ebar Club ' Two Madbheat'er men, SaimuaiB.' featuring LA U R E N C E J. A C K E R M A N , or other materials on the lawns in front of houses, near 5-9 Wilson of 57 Walniit St and J" Dean of the School of Business Administra­ . the sidewalks, but not .on the sidewalks. krd N. Vanderburgh o f 49'3. .*• * • *' i f.. wSsliit Hawthotue St., have become tion, University of Connecticut All receptacles or materials should be iriacdd on the mambera of the Quarter Century lawn the night before as trucks and men will etart in' JEPF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN |NtlVEWAYS..of LASTING GUALITY 'THE rilDRY OP MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Club at Pratt A Whitney, Alr- ->s designated areas at 7:00 A.M. . P= r crat • , , C H A N N E L 3 GOFINOOUT SOliCHAi N01!v,M1S5 Wilson joihad tite nttoraft as a MONDAY, HAY 11, 1959 COLLECTION SCHEDULE HOW JOLLv/ I'M JUST IN TIME TO DO WHAT'S------CAUSING BOSS---jT B«aiNGS...WHAT Residential Commercial ; ^ # Industrial THAT NOISE/..". IF 100 CARRY tool room tmplpye. P4W A .was AS FOLLOWS: , , CLAIRE A FAVOR AMD TAKE YOU TO his first ';ahd only 'place of em- N (»ODWORtilH6.fM CH. VOO SEE, CLAIRE IS, AHEM, AND PUT A VOuiUnCTUREIN I ' I GUARANTUD POWER ROUED MELWH'OUN6.D(C*!t> STOPTOlTi .MYWALLET’? ploymentrkhd - the tool ruom has SUNDAY..6:00 P.M. AREA b o u n d e d ' ■ I OLD always..t^n his assigned work ISSEVOUATTHE FRIEND OF I..ISTHATM North by South Windsor and Vernon Town Lines. ^ 'We THSAtee WITH TERRIBLE f ares, tlxtogh ; hp; has . perfomied' fRES ESTIMATES EAIY t e r m s ARRANGED 4 ^ ' preapited as a pu^ic service by i ; m in e / varied Job .(u^giunenU. His pres-r vi^ , East by RoUon and Verno]|4P<^. Lines. ' ^ OJURS? I don't ant claM|incation la . mao.hine. South by Glastonhanr To v e L i i b ; .. rVV' i KNOWwiieeE •*r .4 SHClS. I , , ^ a n d ti^ tg h joined PAW A as a Call MEford 3^9493 Tho ephnoif^eut Eiavilc West by f’ionth' JUSTOOTUp/ machthh''- 0(ian,tor. 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m'i ^ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEsffeR, CONN^ SATURDAY,'MAY 9, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9. 19R9 RAGE ELEVEN Vertex Seeks Third Bi in Succession Comeback Hurler in Diffident Fltumels i k o c c o A, ^rpm Hero Rudy Stitch Wins Engages 10 Opponents 8 Indians Laagna / New ^ o r k , M*.v 9 (^P)— < IN D IAN S I, W H ITE SOX 1 -^ z o n e ’s aaertgea Sy, than diounted Ola^lAnd $. Chioago l. Righthander Dick Donovan (1-1) /■ Ysalanlay'e RMiilta Those CleV^nd Indians are again in the fourth in a walk and Handily dver Mexican In Grey Lag Handicap of the Whits Sox gave up all three Don Buddin’s double. '< Boston 6 BalUmora 0. . sopko with K^co. Take last of Cleveland'e hits In his six In­ Sullivan finally get s6m4*Hreath- Datrelt .5. Kansas City 4. / night. They managed just nings, getting pHet everybody but ing room In the whan Syrncuse, N. Y., May 9 (ii James bNi'h'* 'from the outfleld. i f was tlla.flrst A natiotlaj radio and television '■but he can take a punch *'a good tion’a top handicap atari attempt# and Mrs. Ada Rice's Rare Rice — Hoeft (1-11 vs. Wilhelm i3-0i. time (21 garrtesl. I victory in six one-run 'decialona audience aavv'Stitch almost flnish as anybody." to,.get the Job" done under ISO among those present. Rar^ Rica Washington at New- York, 2 p.m. Last night's success, the foyr^h | RED SOX 8. ORIOLES 0 — Sid- | for the Tigers and it went to Ray^ Ortega in the third and eighth" ■ Stitch said he Jabbed.thia time. pbunda. Now Vertex, one of the goes as an entry with Cedar Griggs (1-0) va. Turley iS-3i In a row for unbeaten i-lghthandn* llvan, a big (6-01 righthander; I Narleskl, a four-lime loser -who rounds, staggering tfte Indian from Inatead of trying to trade punchea b ^ t Maryland-bred thoroughbreds Brook. Five of the sta:rtera are Kansas City at Detroit. 2.30! Cal McLlsh, padded Cleveland’s gave up only five singles along I won his first with two innings of Mexicali. Mexico, with, crisp left* with the taller Mexican. in many yeara, la far from earning eligible for the Preakness. p.m.- -Oarver (S-ll vs. Banning i American- League lead_ to three with two walks while siwiarlfig his | perfect relief, and right*. ) Tile winner's panager, Hob a million dolhirs. He. never g'ot ------(1-3L games once more as Boston and record si J-I fof Bo.*ton>The Red i Bob Cerv drove in three ^Kansas The decision was ■ unarrtmous. , Rnincr. said Stitch waa randv to Nashua’s headlines, but he's i/a Pop Com will tiw to be the sec­ 'Tosnkrrow’a SchwUile Frank Sullivan whipped second Sox had just three hita fo)\s«ven | City runs off Don MotsT with a although Judge Howard McOrsth! fight sny of tlje^ beUrr welter- pretty fair horse to have around ond horse to win the $26,000 add­ Clevlaild at Chicago (2i. 2 p.m place Baltimore 5-0. Detroit scored Innings, but "held a 2-0 lead^^ver | triple and a sacrifice fly. The gavs Stitch only five rounds to ] weights. He mentioned Sugsr Hart the bam. Owners F. A. PiarulII ed Dixie Handicap at Pimlico, Boston -at Baltimore l2i 2:06 I three in the ninth for-a 5-4 \dc- eouthpaw Billy O'Dell i l - l l Tigers had two runs but only four fmlr our Ortega and one even. and Don .Jordan. and J. J. Brunetti will vouch lor Sarazen did it1ri 192S and 1926. p.id. I lory over Kansas Clt'y in the only scored in the first on a wall<> hits — one Berberet’e aeconi) hom- LIGHT TRAINING— Ingeniar .lohanssun accompanies . .Judge Dick Albino aaw it S-3-1 | “u that. The 8-year'-oId, who has been The Greehtree Stable stake Washington at New York (2V other A L game play^. passed ball, error and Frank Mal- for eight Innings. Birgit Lundgren to a New York beauty salon and per- and Referee .Toi Palmer 8-2-2. The "ifhis for StiUh, who has been sidelined with injuries several winner w*a carrying only 110 times, nevertheless has won 15 of pounds 'K'hen he won the turf son glly-applies the finishing touch to his fiancee’s hair- A P card had Stitch ahead,. 7-1-2, ^ansaa City at Detroit 2:30 , 1 '*’•^*5- H® hba 10 knockout*. . 28 starts and |863,565.\ course last j’ear'. Today he will p.m. dd. The Swede bids for Floyd Patterson’s heavy title, Oue-P.knt Deeislon Ortega had no comment: How- Vertex met 10 opponents in the carry 118, twp less than the top- Monday’s Schedule Ortega, a 2T-year-old Sapoleco pver, one of his'aeconda remarked weighted Cain Hoy Stable's One- \ June 26. mile and one eighth Grey I.«g, the V BalUmore at Washington, 8:05 Indian, had ta!i«n a one-point derl- | n,(rt the Indian had "neA-er looked day’s television event (CBS, 4-4:30 Eyed King and To'vv'er Hill Farm’s p.m. Sion from Stitch in their first | (,ad before." \ p.m. EDT) as he sought his third Ldngton Breeze. Brookroeade Sta­ Only Oa-ne Scheduled. Yesterday's Homers meeting in New York'a Madison orlega. fifth-ranked In the dl- big victory In a row. In March on ble's Oligarchy is another horse to HKADS UP BALL— England’s .Ron Flowers, right, Narional Leagtio Square Garden last Feb^fi, i vision, now has a 48-16 record. make.s gotid use of his head as he deflects the ball away successive Saturdays he won the be reckoned With in the mile and Conley Wint First Start with Phillies arcy *Smith, . Terry Swen.son. 4:30 p.m. Lot in Common Chuck Saiciondi lied with 1.000. siring at nine—five this season— it away by fanning'Mathews, the eighth, allowed but two hits and ______with a 3-2 victory at Milwaukee struck out five. It was the Cardi­ Chicago at St. Louis (2). 2 p.m. He and Silky have a lot in com­ major league leader with his 10 "Philadelphia at Pittsburgh |2), mon in comebacks. (3ampy is - ' I last night tJ^t gained a virtual home runs, who two men on base nals’ eighth consecutive one-nln lucky to be alive after the auto­ I t f T r, L ''c » < I L first place tie with the Braves. Go- derision. They've lost five of them. I p.m. Finstertvald's Golf,,, No, 1 8 ^^ in the ninth. ' • Monday’s Schedule mobile . accident that ended his M ary Jjeiia r a U l K i„to todays game—another • • • ESTHER WILLIAMS .PHIIJ4 8, PIR.ATES I — Gene Mllw'aukee at Chioago. 3 p.m. brilliant career. » 1 . V 1 frun-in with Spahn— the Reds are GIANTS 9. DODGERS-.3 — Philadelphia at Los Angeles. "I like horses that can come LiCaClS DV !5trOK0 I second by a mere .009 percentage Southpaw Johnny Antonelli, Who Conley, the Ex-Brave, gained hi* I I p.m. BRAIN-TRUSTING AGAiN-—Biil Veeck (left), >bewly-elected afi Chidago White Sox back.” said Campy. Control Ball in Wind .J . „ | . ' point".margin. had lost two in a- row, won his first victory since 19.57 in his first prefiident, lends an ear to team manager Al Lopez before start of game against Silky may be a bum to some I start for the Phils. He had to leave Pittsburgh at San Francisco, PENTHOUSE POOLS I d iDVltatlOD ' l l a V i San Francisco also closed in, fourth for the Giants after giving I.,eague-leading, Cleveland Indians lafit ni^nt. Veeck add Lopez held Same'Hff(^S;'twith hardened people. But he discover­ up .the Dbdger runs on five hits in thejiinth, hoWever, when a line 11;15 p.m. * i replacing Los Angeles In third, Only* Gamas Scheduled. ed he still has friends. The big Eighteenth of a series written just a half-game behind the lead- in the second inning. He blanked drive by Smoky'Burgess nicked a the Cleveland (ijlub and team won a pennant under their leadership. Howeveri in; last Southem Pines, N. p.. May, 9 fellow got waves of applause as he for NEA Ser\nce and The Herald. era, bv whipping the Dodgers 9-3. them on five hits the rest of the pitching-hand finger. George W itt night’s game Cleveland went, on winning, 3-1. (A P Photofak) , ..».••• .Vvt (ff)—Mary Lena Faulk of Thoniaa- paraded to the post. They weren't The Chicago Cubs are I ' i games way. Daryl Spencer' was 4-for-4 (0-41 lost it, giving way in a vllle, Ga., held a one-stroke lead big waves, hut they were warm. By DOW riN S T E R W A LD back after a 10-innirig. 3-2 victory and drove in three runs for the three-run fourth. Trainer Reggie Cornell must PGA Champion today as the field of the first Major Looguo .have had a long talk with Silky, SdutlMrh Pines Invitation Golf Golfers Notch Ex - All - American Paul Giel maybe about his diet. Anvhow. To play consistently you must Tournament started the second Silky IS a slim, trim . beauty pow, ' a knowledge of how to con- round. = s L o o d e r s = He must have trained off some 200 ■ he ball in the wind, T h e former U.S. Amateur Beware of Inside Toss American League Fifth Victory; Can^t Adjust, Self to pounds from his 3-year-old days. As I stress In teaching at Te- champ blazed around the 6,424- Little League And the way he stormed down questa,.. there are three basic prin- yard.-Mld Pines course with a 68, Batting (baaed on 50 or more at the middle of the track, flying cipleji which must be observed to four' under par, as play in the bats) — Kuenn, Detroit, .894; Fox Still Unbeateri Pittsburgh, ■ May 9 —How^'l I set to rittieh ayrify fourth pasf horses, was a caution. One “ keep the ball under the wind." women’s 54-hole tournament "open- Drive Sunday Williams Tells Pitchers Chicago. .383; Kaline. Detroit does It feel to be a bench warmer day ” Giel recklW. "1 won my flr6t docker got him, in 23 seconds for 1 Play the ball from opposite ad yaatarday. .362; Power, Cleveland, .356 in -major league baseball after be­ three gameb arid right .away the the past quarter. the right heel. Right at Mary Lena’s heels White, Boston, .345.' Captain Red Smifh shot a glittar- ing a star halfback on one of the Giants riiQIed me up- They pitched His opposition was better titan 2- Place a large percentage of wars Joyce Ziske of Milwaukee, A town-wide canvass to Boston, May 9 (^ )— Ted Williams, baseball’s keenest stur Run — Killebrew. Washington Ing 73 to pace the undefeated Man­ country's top college f 0-0 t b a 11 me against the Pirates and I lost, fair and Cornell was pleased. The the weight on the left foot. My Wia., and Marilyn Smith of Wich­ solicit funds fo r the appport dent of such matters, has some advice for pitchers-r-beware 21; Power, Cleveland, 20; Jensen, chester High School golf team to teams?. 2-i Then i won my next game. 2- its fifth straight victory yesterday rascal's legs, which put him out of heel Is still on the gromtd as I ita, Kan., each with 69. Beverly of Little League baseball in Boston, 18; Maizone,' Boston Notaevv good, • saysbjtb Pauls nui vrioi*. Glal. the 26;^ 1. Then I got beat by Milwaukee the inside toss. “ Pitchers should watch games closely on afternoon,'' a close verdict action, apparently held up well: near the top of the backawing. Halson of Indio, Calif., Joanne Manchester wlW be conducted Maris. Kansas City and Allison year-old righthand pitcher jJie and that Was It fo r-me. Stjfrt with 7,5 per cent of the Sunday. The Little "League television," the 40-year-old Bo.ston bat-master said today af­ Washington; 17. over Wrilheralield a fth e Wethers­ Cornell .said he. would have been Prentice of Birmingham. Aid-, sbd Pittsburgh Pirates picked up''^re- " I droped out of triq llri6up. The happy had the colt finished fifth j "eigh t on the left foot, then effect program is dependent on the ter a Fenway Park workout.'?------;;— ’ Runs Batted In — Cerv, Kansas field, Country Club. .. Fay Crocker of Montevideo, "They’d soon learn the inside! - , m , ■, cently from the San Fr'anclsco Giants were gding for'a Mnnant, or sixth. He'll continue tub treat- i "■ ■’“ P*') return; of the- weight to H | Uruguay, followed with 72. support of the town hy con­ City, 23; Triandos. Baltimore.and Veteran Bob BallarM turned In a Giants for the waiver pribe of $20,- pitches are the ones that hurt ^ | j | 0 n c a D r i U m p t l ■ft total and holdover, Stan M cFar­ I guess, and they dldri't)want to ments, however, .and will decide .early in the. down.swing. ; Betty Bush of Tequesta, Fla., tributions as the donation J 1 Lemon. Washington, 21; Skowron. 000. ^ them-^' , 1 New York and Killebrew, Wash­ land and newcomer; Roger Poe fool with me. [Was, ihat Iriglcal? later when Silky performs again at ' 3~Strike s crisp, descending i 73; Murle MacKehzie of St. Pe- from sponsors does not meet Giel, a securittearalesman In the Maybe it was, put H seontod more "the meeting. • ] blow. This will result in a short-| Sidelined since late March due ington, 19; carded scores of 82 and 80. re­ terabiu-g, Fla., 74, anfl Peggy all expenses Incurred for the Surprises Many; off-season, h u appeared in only logical for them to' keep me ---- :------!_ ___■ . I ened follow through. support of both Little League to a neck and shoulder ailment, .Hits— Fox, Chicago, 36; Kaline, spectively. Jim Grant, shot a 76 Kirk Bell of Southern Pines, 75, the defending American League" one game with the pirates. He gave Phoenix in the first pl»co' 6nd let » • i The re.siill of wtwhat is referred and Farm League teams.The Detroit, .34; Bertola, Washington, for the host Eagles, who lost for up three- hits and three bases on itUI were in contention, batting champion is going through High Jumping Next the, second straight day. me get the work I needtfi" Victors Allllouilcccl'*^^® * punch shot in a low tra-i Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg. canvass will be made by Little 32; Power. Cleveland, 'fil; Maris. balls^Jri three innings. He’s worried Jectory with the ball seemingly! a reconditioning program expected 4-6 Y e a r--Ago S. C;; the leading money; winner Leagpie *65 Farm League Kansas City, 30. - Red and White alternate Dick thaCthe Pirates will release hirri. boring into the wind. .The chances to return him to action Tuesday. Rome, May 9 (d>i—Victory of the Doubles — Williams, Kansas Kerr turned in an 87. wound up tha 19M seseon mien’s of the Ladles Professional Golf players. "The pitch from the middle of i Tr.vlng Too Hard are that a s.hot into a strong-wind In order to provide a pro­ City,. 9; Boyd, Baltimore. > Fox, I 4-5 record.'Me dldp't hurl Assn.< tour, had putting troubles the plate in to the batter 13 the Uihted States horsemen in the The Indians will attempt to add \|'itl fail as niiuch as 15 yards short and powder the ball «-ith an extra gram to handle the great num­ Chicago and Strickland. Olevbland. 16 their perfect record ln,two,raad "This is kind of tough afte'r be ing for them this, jfw ,-then Championship honors in the and ended in a eix-way tie -at 76. one that kills them nine out of 10| Glfcid ,Prix of Nations event of the ing on top," Giel declared. "I want S of the distance you would get hurst of muscle when plaj-ing in ber of boys who register for 7; Sevan pla.vers tied with 6. j matches scheduled nexL-'^week. went to the Pirates. Country Club . Womeo’s Bowling Miae Faulk, with two under 34s times," Ted elaborated. Rome Horse Show last night took to do good so bad that sometimes 4'ith the same club, say a No. S the wind. Little League baseball, a fifth Triples — Cerv and House, Kan­ Wednesday the Silk ToWriers en­ Plainly worried about tm future. League were .won by the Sliders, for front and back nines, -had six 0reama Inside Pitch I think I'm hurting m.vsclf trying when not bucking a head- L'se that longer club.. >, farm team was added in each everyone by surprise, including tha sas City, 3; Keough. Boston, Boll­ gage Plntt *n Meriden apd Friday j captained by Isabelle Anderson. Thus always use plenfy birdies and an eagle. She needed ‘T v e been saying it all along ing, Detroit, DeMaeatri, Kansas too hard. . , league last year. This in­ but irivariably the pitchers have Americans. meet Windham tri Wllllmantlc, Teammates were’ Azelda Gilbert­ -Next: Make no deliberate elffort only 29 putts. - O ty, Skowron, New 'York and A l­ Coach Larry pVrry'4 crack squad Six years ago Giel waa the talk j ■ The Inaugural event, worth creased the number of boys in an argument against it. Now I "Think of it, I cjin hardly believe "The thing that htiirts/the thing, son, Ann Barron,. Rlkar Horvath a common lendency with! to lift the ball into the air with lison,' Washington, 2. , already holds a brilliant 16-0 vic­ of the Big Ten as a football star 1 the program from 396 to 450. know I’m right. Nine out of 10 it,’i ' enthused Be|-t De Nemethy, that T miss, is being an important 'Land Rory .Simon. * disastrous results to try ] the wedge. $6,000, will end. tomorrow. The Home Runs — JKlllebrew. Wash- at the UniveraUv of Minnesota, t 4-hk. ahi. . This year a fifth Little League times the batter creams the litside coach of the United States team, tory over Rlatt. -ri.. ti-oir. .. part O f the team. I want to be Able High teahu single of 517 wgs field includea 42 • pros, most, of Inglop. -8; Jjinien, Boston, Cola­ "The (Slants, then n Nc^v York, ! . into the clubhouse arid team was added to each pitch.’.’ . . today. "I was suft we would do Yesterday’s summaries:- the clubhouae arid rolled hy the Spinners, led by them regular members of the vito, Cleveland and Lemon, Wash­ sneiicu nuv it aii&orentzen at 97.60 sponsors and a general tow-n- about where the pitch went.' ubisrant, • “ When -T came back iast season i par Ortega,’1468A.i'M«IosU, Mexi- R$4 Sox vs. Orioles, 2 -p.m. — wlde collection to meet ita ,"The pitch away from tha bat­ Placher, Wasrilngtep, 2-0, LOOO, and Betty Daniels -was third at Channel 3: Y^nks vs. Senators, ^Nautical was simply wonder- Strikeouts -T- W ^ n , the Giants sent me to Phoenix, and co, 10.) . . 92.5: . budget pf $5,000. The ap­ ter proves the safest in the book. Chicago.; . c- 1 Afteri-io the Doublf A -Mexican League. 2 pjn,—i-Channel 8; Braves va. fuf,” he said happily. "I could hard­ eight years in, office. Ford Frick, proximate cost for each boy In - "Sure the real good hitter can i*'I.?'® ''*’ Cleveland, 35; Wilhelm, U o n n C C t l C U t S q U a t l High single game of 134 * was jvhej;e tliere are six doing good Reds, .,2:80 p.m.— Channel 22 . 30. ly see the*obstacles in that dark­ tire feeble baseball comml.ssioner, the program is '$10. This la a protest against the outside pitch. Baltimore. 3); Terry, Kansaa City, rolled by Dolores Keilv and Lynn busine-ss...and get this, no TV. • ” . Sunday- ness, but he cleared all the hurdles 29; Fbrd, New York, 26. Varney had 127. In triples rompe- finally has discoveredthe minor small amount^when compared,, But I '#ay let the gpod batter pro­ Cops Bolh Crowns At.- this late date,. Frick ■ an­ R e d 'S o - vs. Orioles, 2 p.m.— - to the number of hours of tect on it. perfectly." . - - titlon. • ffelen Gallagher rolled a leagues. nounces the "appointment Of a cavuinel '-Phils vs. Pirates. 1 Nattonal League Springtime is 331 score, one pin higher thkn L 'This happens after the danrjage super'l'laed recreation and "That's the pitch he’ll hit for^ Wiley ow'na the eight-year-old majoc-minor league television com­ P.m.t-C3>annel 22, 30: Yanks vs. Batting (Based on 50 or more st Norwich. May 9 iJPi—The Uni­ Mae \Vutsch. HighjSinjgle wlthoilt has been- done and the play, gone training provlfled for the boys only a single. A t most he might' Palamino who was sired by Much- mittee to make -‘an effort to •work Senators, 2 ‘ p.r .—Channel 8. throughout t h e summer get a double on it. acho De Oro out of Lulu. bats)—Aaron, Milwaukee, .483; versity of Connecticut's golfers are • Top-D ow n TiMKl a mark, 92, went to Kay Giblln. to night trots, automobile races out some equitable formula of co­ Burgess. Pittsburgh, .400; Pinson, Mbst improved bowler was won and -whatnot. i. '' months. The Little League does . "But there is no home run on The Americans sent three riders .^he new champions in both the operation and mutual assistance.” . the outside pitch. Cincinnati, .37$; Mays, San Fran­ by Edna Wadas. Awards were Frick speaks of the mounting, qot ask for a contribution of over the hurdles in faultless style Ntw England Intercollegiate amJ He adds that a similar effort Is $10 because of its sponsor Pickle It P re tf}’ Good cisco, .881; Bouchee, Philadelphia, presented to all winners at a re­ -arclight racing mutuel handle -in being made to reach , a mutually CALL lilANCHESTER in the jumpoff after having tlad .347. cent banquet. system. But it does ask for tha “I don’tcare whether it Is a the Italians in the regular com­ Yankee Conference*. ' j several spots, forgets that base­ beneficial'agreement on the ques­ AUTO PARTS Runs— Mafiiews. Milwaukee. 24; , Mae Wutsch served ag league Cooperation of townspeople, faat ball br'-a curve, even the aver­ Connect(cut won both contests'! ball 'invited it by moving historic TO LL FREE petition. , - . Plnspn, Cincinnati, 22; Temple. chairman. Her duties will be as­ tion of player control.'Now’ isn’t ‘ especially o f’ parents of boys age batter will pull the 'inside yesterday on the first day of the i franchises, notably the switch of that nice with each major league ROCKVILLE william Steinkraus of Westpibrt, Cincinnati, Demeter,. Los Angeles sumed by Ruth Bryant next aea- in the program to make this pitch and the chances are he'll joint tburnamrint'. In addition, its j the Giants and Dodgers to Cali­ club in position to control 260 Conn., on Ksar D’Eaprit; Georg# and Aaron, Milwaukee, 19. soil. TR 8 - 1 ^ collection # success. pickle it pretty good. captain. Jack Weikle, won a medal ■ fornia, giving mutuel clerks ex­ players? The little- feUow hasn't Morris of New Canaan. Coifn., on Runs Batted In—Roblriaon, (Sln- ' MANCHEOTER Committee In charge is "The good hitter will murder It with his 39-36-t-75. ; clusive right to the 16 million peo­ any more chance tpan a pig In. the' Sinjon, and Wiley, traveled the cinnati, 29; Banks, Chilean and M I 9-48SA headed by George Hatzenbuh- and that’s the reason many-pitch­ Connecticut's team finished with | ple of the greater New York area Freakness without a major league course without penalty points. ers aren't; around at the end of Demeter, Los Angeles. 26; «nson, a 316 in the New England race, ' half the time. tie-up. ler. chairman, Mike Cappa and Frank Chapot of Wall|>BCk. N. Cinclnnstl and Mathews. Milwau­ ' Sport Schedule the game." and with a 396 ]in the Yankee Con- How can a plan cohsciehtioualy Carl Hohrbach. J., the- fourth member, of the kee. 23. ' ■ I , How Can They Survive? WiUiaiM paused. fertnee match. Boston University | T O P PBALO ’ American te^in, was disqualified H i t s — Aaron, Milwaukee,- 42; profess, that he; is supervising base­ How can the minors Survive "Say, what am J giving out"this Today-- when his mount, Diamant, twice Pinson, Cincinnati, 34; Mays, Ban .was second in New England com­ on SAHTY-TIftlP CONVfRniUS ball when he permits. Hhe entire when major league games are tele­ Information- for? I ’m" a hitter. petition with 326, 'While Massachu- balked at hurdles. However, only Francisco, 33; Banks, Chicago, 32; High golf, at W etherafleld. Atlantic seaboard, from Maine to vised and broadcast Intlp their ter­ SEW LONDOn Trinity Defeated, Those pitchers should find out setts come in second with a 416 In OPEN FOU INSPECTION Florida, t » be -without the major the three lowest scores on-each Neal, Lot Angelas, 31. *B8 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE Cheney Tech at .Ellington, 8:30. things for themselves. | ritories, especially on Saturday and WATERFORD team were counted,' and ' the the Yankee Conference tourna­ White. Radio, heater. Turboglide, Rower Steering, Ro Wonday,, May I I league gams half of the time? Sunday, which gives them their Teachers Triumph " I hope they kpep pitching me Doubles—Temple, Cinblnnati. 11: Italians had nine .faults. Burgess. Pittsburgh. 10; Aaron. ment. .. flfBkes ^' • /* Temple vs. Baptist, 6:16—Char­ The only interruption In the. N a­ only chance to get even ? inside' forever. They won't though and Sunday, 2 p. m, till IQ p, m. ' The Italiana and Americans each Milwaukee' and Capeda.'iSan Fran­ Individual championship play ter Oak. . tional League are the Phillies' "When, R e g'd I n g '■ opened- in SPEED Boyvi New Haven, i May 9 (Ah—The becauiie they are afraid." starts today. Connecticut’s Me'kle 'Sa PLYMOUTH RELVEDERE V®8 CONVERTIILE home-stands at antiquated Connie had eight black iharks In the cisco, 9; McMillan, (Tiriinnnati and Red.-Radio, heater, PoWerFlite, Power Steering. 'Willis vs. Nike, 6:15 Robertson. Albany this spring,” sayi Thomas New Britain Teachers, were vlc- regular competition, which had lends a 16-msn squad into the Marines vs. Green Manor, 8:36-*- Mack Stadium in Phlladelpia, and Cimoli, Sti Louis, 8. - \_ DIMOCK LANE-BOLTON, CONN. RlchardSlon, long-time constructive torioua but .Trinity’s baseball Cheneiy Tech Bows been won by tjie Italians aix of the Triples— Mays, Ban Francisco,' first-round play- The Individual '56 FORD FAIRLANE V-8 CONVERTIBLE Robertson. who la going to travel 'from, say president of the Class A Eastern GAR RAOINe team didn’t make out so wall in tttte will be decided tomorrow. Blue. Radio, heater, Fordomatic, Power Steering, Power Boston an Richmond,■' Va., to see last eight^ai;#. A; Mathews, Milwaukee , and PoMT Teleph^e vs. First National, League, “games between the Bos­ games with out-of-state opponents Before Igat night’s spiKtacuIar Yesterday’s, team, acoring at the ..Brakes.- - , , ' , ^ From Manchester Green On Route 6 and 44A, Turn Right Opposite 3J’s 6:16 — ‘charter Qak. them in a durtjp like that? Uoach Tony JPAagou’s Cheney Fiilladelphia.Sj 15 players tied with DIRECTIONS: ton Red Sox and Baltimore .Orlolee AY, 2 ;» P.M. yesterday, victory the AralerlcanB had failed tournament, which is bsing held High baseball at Maloney, 3:18. Tech Rangers went oh the road 60 Other Makes and Models'To-Choose From ' RestaPrant On Bolton Center Road. Turn 1,/efL On Dimock Lane , • . . Minora Fading Fast and the San Francisco Giants and A t New Britain, the Teaphera to win .6 single) individual title In Homs Runs—'Mat hews, MliWau- at the,Norwich polf Club; Chaney at Cromwell. 2:30. for the first time yesterday and There we1w 'IlS(. minor leagties In Pittsbufgh Pirates were televised had enough stuff to take the visit­ 40 days wlhle the German iaiid kee, 10; Aaron, M ilw a u k e e ,8; New England Conference: Con- Into the terril,ory. returned home on the ehqrt. end-o( High tennis at Maloney, . C(E3-2.FEATURtS ing Gorttam (N.H .) Teachers two Itallani teams each had'vron thraa, Bfiaks, CHilcago, Robinson, Cincin­ tiactierit 315, Boston Univeraity ''■ TM t'Drivt m y out of .1949. Only 21 remain and not mof* "The sensible thing would be to a hlgl^aeortmr Ifi-ll'.baaeball con­ times running] In the f l » t of the De Nemethy had -predicted hi# nati gild Demetar. Los Arigelaa, 7. 326, Middlebury 3S8. Wasliyaq than a half ijioien ate aolvent. Be­ shut off big league television tntoi test. Host EUlngton handed the eeven-innliyr games, NCwr Britain taam would score well in tha Grand- ntchlrig—Face, PUtsbtirgh, 4-0. 326. New Hampshire 329, Mas­ ).^o«r Qoolty Trqilo*4i Todoyl Green Manor Drills fore television, .there were mapy minor league territory. I f thel TOP TRACK IN EAST hlUf lYivners thetr aecond setback won 8-7. Ih e score of the aeoOnd aa against two victories. NO ' rsr Prix.'howaver. 1.000; KUppsteln, Lois Angales, 3-0, sachusetts 331, -Tufts 332, Wtl- -Coach Bemie August reports prominent Inaeperldent minor major league owners don't care to league oWnerv.' Now ' Maine 363. A.I.C. 370. and 8t. lanta's Earl Mann Hquston'a no eilihad. runs’ wera^ scoNd ■OiwaWlll High 8(chool lS-1 nafUer erful jumps, not to rideaaglnst the •It W U T OBNTEIMKrc~MI t-MU*’*«0]•«opjPi H viaiaiif and Wedneeday nights Jwithqut thafr ^uttinig off the ADOW Utiy-KIOS clsoo; 30,. Miehaal’B 370. ' li.iaii.ljii.liiaai-liiiM.iiilSit* lights at Robertson.;; M arty Marion,'you Hava to switch lourea------of -•player«----- ^ Supply.'” ' - ■ y iwalhat Wni. ' HiiaWWAt" dock.” ■C* ' ' ' '■'* ' ■ •4 ' ^ *' ■

2IAKCHESTER EVEKINO HERALD, BtANCHE5JTER. COIO^^ SATURDAV, MAY 9, 1989 MANGHSCSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, M AY 9. 1958 F A o i T H u r m m Household G«ods 51 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN A r t i d f For Salt 48 H o u m * f o r Sate BnaiiMat Ranicas Offarad 13 rHEDF, OUGHTA BE A LAW W ithM t flosrdL 69 Summer Homes for Rent 57 Houm* for Sate 72 UouMs for Sate House* for Sale tc USED LUMBER, defers M d jr i^ BALE 18 orH im arabM>W- ^aU RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- n z S A V E M O N E Y r NO! you'tts dows G. E. hot water bim sce, tUek 40 a tile. lUntiM,'Bom To - t e r It, free n V E r o o m water front ULKiBWOOD O R C L E -T ou n g • GREATER VALUES - Coasi-to-Coast Poatiy cars. ampUflars, phonographs and 1 H C P I ^ b l Assume a IH % mortgage. Month MOrtATlIWI IlMTONi* 140,000 B.T.U. Richmond hot each.- Grean Pktpt ani| Wallpapar, pnrktaig. Can •-088$ etneen Oovemn^, by week or month.' room contaf entrance Colonial, IH changers Over 4^ years total ax O o T C A at the Green. ______B-7 pju. MI l-a$il or PI $-$M6. batha, ancloaad braeseway 9-air m uK iD B Ma n o r , vemon — FOR L ^ MONEY ly payments I*** Item 187, In- CLASSIFIED aothilO up iri6iAai.y water furnace, electric ho* water psrience 90 l ^ s guarantee on all flwryAN O Choose your own high wooded lot. 'eludiw^rinclpal, interest, Uase IN raApsiC TftT.'ONLy TIN. heaters. Modem baUiroom set garage, large modem kitchen, work. Pottartoh'a. Ml 9-4887. Tm gcx-ow JUST a r h t v e d f r o m FRONT r o o m ; ewltrally located, MISQUAMICUT—Four room cot­ W O ^ let. MI 94782. For your new Ranch, Split dr. Co­ Has lonlhg got you licked, see and miurancs 'to enjoy thU'Sav­ Lemds Harry Truman OQjOCKfCOMI Modem low radiators. Pipes and K M t i t i m m hot water, parking. Lady or gen­ tage, sleeps 6. AI] aleetric kiteb- lonial. R. F, Dtmock Co., Realtor, this 6 room older home an l a m lot ings and a i-room Cape. Four fin­ soil pipes. Open dally 118, Satur­ ^hCim o n s advertising TV a n t e n n a s repaired a^d in­ 70 81 AT tleman. M l 9-7129. 89 Btrch St. tn, hot water and rfiowar. MI BRAND NEW ranch. Hare’s an MI 9-8240-, or Barbara Woods, MI of land In Industrial tone. Aoaava ished rooms plus full shed dormer day 9-4. Choman'a Housewrecking, stalled. <^U Modem TV 'Sendee. UA9TTVW0 New »phi beds and mattreaaas at 9-8856. 1180 square foot home In hum- 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. St. Only 610,800. and fireplaoe. About M,l00 dewn (HoBUmiad tron Pag# -Ate) Ml 88186. HOUBI^TIR Stock Place, or call Ml 9-2392. —------Chester Green thet gives vou e Is needed. Full price 618,900. treraendoua aavinga. ing . , . ayihpathetlc and con­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS f u r n is h e d Hght houaekeinlng CAPE COD, Denntoport—Home for lslete, 615,000. R. F. Dtmock Co., CONCORD RD.—Building lot 120’ FLOOR SANDINO and raflnliif.lng. ate inaunation. Substantial aav- 5 oversized ranch like i-ooms on iroughout It all Truman sat'in What about Rukotan poet Boris tearttaa far aaj advaitUrw t and then oaljr to tke extent of a WOULD UKE • room duplex. Two 21 (DONWAY RD.—Six room ranch, ftealtor. MI 0*6248, or Robert Mur-1 Specialising In Old tloora. 6tl ONE AND Ings U v cash and carry. T.' P. Tenements 53 1st floor, 1 partially finlahed on 2nd frontage. CaU owner. JA 9-6666 be-, chair of honor on the flower- Pasternak, whega best-eeUing novel - aaod** Inaertloa. Errora wkicb do not leaaeo the v^ue of 603 East Middle Tpke. children, age 6 and 4. MI 9-9919. garage, patio, fireplace, storm dock, MI 8-6473, Barbara Woods, Ml { fore • p,m. or Ml 4-18P8 after $ 9-6780. WATCH Altirfn Co., Tolland Turnpike, floor, on heat. Baaement garage. teck dale of the Waldorf-Astoria’s of life In Ruasle, ”Dr. Zhivago,'' u T I j i iM^fininit will not he corrected by “mahe good" tnaortlen. ‘EM AU. ^ ^ a n ^ ester. MI 38798. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. windows, near schools. Owner MI 7702, p.m. Ml 3-5187 Heat, hot water, gaa 'for cookin-, Below replacement at 618,900. Grand Ballroom. ' was accorded the Nobel PriAa for LAWN MOWERS aharpened, re­ ARRIVE House* for Sale 72 9-4964. Master of ceremonlee Meivyn paired, Ail work guaranteed Free WOODEN SCREENS and storm electric refrigerator and gaa XVIII llteretureY TDim CWPERATION WIIX |Aj I l^| 3 .2 7 1 1 IN A Ranch living at its best In the Douglas summed It up this way: BR APPRBOATED A^IUI m i I ■ ptck-up and delivery. We also i windows, various sizes. Call i/CX stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI 9-8770 MANCHESTER—Six room ranch, COVENTRY-Large lot for salg. He Is a brpve man. Pasternak PHOTO Quality furniture at lowest SWEEPING VIEWS - Six rooni Parkade area. 2 bedrooms, tiled ’’Well, as the fellow said back sharpen axes, scissors chisels. FIVIm I 9’-0782. from 8 to *T p.m. .' .6 bedroom, 1,115. square feet of 4H ROOM RANCH, like new, fire­ Call MI 9-6764, .Wants to be a Russian and wa’ro ranch, fireplace, heated recrea bath, full baaement, carport. Alum­ there In Kansaa C?lty. 'Harry Tni- oilI prices. living area, basement. Price place, ceramic tile bath, amesite laner blades and knives Bruno tion room, steel' beam cenatrur inum storm windows, doors and BUILDING LOTS (or sale, 80x110 going to get him killed If we keep P cra on a ls Automobiles for Sale 4 M(loske. Ml 8-0771. ALL NEW arUcles, 5 seU of 8 , NEWLYWEDS 616,300. Owner. M I 9-1704 drive, attached garage, full prlce.j man aure hoa gone a long jvay.' ” Living room, bedroom, kitchen tlon, attached .garage, 617,850. screens. A good buy at 617.600. on Essex Ot. Best offer buys It. trying to use him 'against Rus­ ♦ piece kitchen tools, cooking uten- $11,900. R. F. Dimock Co,, Realtor. sia.” said Froat.. VACOUM CXrEANKRS repa'red In 195* PLYMOUTH 3-door aedan, CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, and baby’s room. First month’s 'tent free. New Extra building lot available only NEW 6 ROOMS^.breezeway, double 420 Lake St . sUs, 35 set. Value 69.98. Three MI 9-8240, Robert Murdock, Ml Check our Multiple Usling Board A student suggested that Frost my own home abop. P or^ voara Very low mileage. Reaaonahle, available all hours. Satisfaction IH room heated apartments. Ap- 61,000. Carlton ly. Hutchlna. Ml garage, 2 ceramic baths, fire­ sets of steak knives, Sheffield 9-5132. 8- 6472, or Barbara Woods, Ml for the new listings. should have been given the'^Nobel factory experience. All makoa, low Call CH 6-6410. guaranteed. Call Ml 0-1818 stainless steel, 64.80 set, value rv Sales and Service pilances, individual television an- place, 2% acres fertile land, 3 9- 7702. a J lA R E D IJUCEFRONT lot. Mid­ French Alerted Prize a tong tlma ago for hla ttter- raten, free eattipatea. free pickup 67.96, TR 6-8147. lennaa and heat control. I.eimdry miles. Carlton- W. Hutchins, MI Open daily 10-8, evenings 7-30-9 343 SUMMIT ST. Custom huUt five dle Laxe, Bolton, MI 3-1722. ary works. and delivery. Mr. llUler. JA FLOOR SANDINO a. aneclalty 5 -9 equipment, car space, picnl'’ area, 9-6132. XIX JARVIS REALTY CO. GREEN FORD convertible —1961. Closed Evenings Week of May 9-lg room frame, brick veneer. IH Ambition Is a private tUng,” SA904. Skilled workmanship. Call Andy 15 minutes to Hartford- Bridge. 283 E. Center St. GREAT’ SWAkP. Road, Glaston- Good condition. MI 9-4961 after 8. Sebula, Ml 9-8919,. stories, livte$ room, dining om, VERNON—612.900. New 3 bedropm BOLTON CENTER RD.-8H -oom For Attacks by Frost sdmonished. ”I naed nothing WINDOW AIR-condlUoner. ( A4ulU. Phone Ml 0-4824. TR 5-5775. kitchen, tw.o bedrooms, ceramic bury—125x295’ with city water, S9c WASH—Do it youraelf. Uicky 6899.98. Selling for 6100. MI 9-8 ranch, living room, moderr klteh- ranch, three yean old l-arge MI 3-1985 haven’t got, except perhaps a e d no bath, on flrot floor, space foi one 62,800. Ml 9-7819. Lady Self-Service Laundry, 11 HAROLD A SONS Rubblah Remov­ Building— Contracting 14 iielp Wanted—Female 35 Situations Wanted— DOUBLE Z and mattreas, ROOM apartment; ’• tile cn, full basement. Down pwyment, beautifully landscaped lot, IH | MI 8-4112, MI 9-1878, Ml 8-7847, scat In the Senate.” MODEL. A FOBD, Worn rear end a l-P a p er and ashes. Csll Ml spring, 619, MI 9-8581, additional room and tmth on sec­ Algeria Rebels ' Maple St. (acroea from First Na­ Female 38 GAS REFRIGERATOR and stove, bathroom, linoleum, venetlar 61,290. - Philbrick Agency. Ml batha. 621.C00. R. F. Dimock C LOT 100 by 200, Route 81, In Coven- In jest, President Edel suggaeted Ml 4-jl209jifter 8. ______0-4034. ALTERATIONS and remodeling -- UCBNSED NURSE to work In con­ automatic washer and electric ond, open pbreh, full Imrement, 9-6484. MANCHESTER— English Colonial. tional S t o r e P a r k ^ I ^ ^ ______SIX UPHOLSTERED mahogany blinds, heat and hot water fur- Ml 9-5245. Barbara Woods, 5 try. Will tell for assessment.:,CaU that Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) - kitchens bathrooms, atttPL. cel­ valescent home, 2-room furnished stove. MI 9-7041. lot 109x150. 'Marion Robertson, Six large rooms, large sunporch, FUNTAR, AMESTTE driveway MIDDI-E-AGE, dependable .temper­ diking room chairs, one coffee ..nlahedj parking. Inquire H School 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, 5 M I 0-8800. (Conttnoed from One) m(gh^ oblige. LADY WANTS ride to and from lars. residing, porches, roofing apartment available. 'Mi. TR St. MI 9-2860. Broker. MI 8-5003. i VALUE PLUS lavatory, tile bath, modern kitch 1983 VbUCBWAGEN sedan, 6860. seal coating. Average home drive­ ate, non-smoking couple desire table. MI 9;;7349. 8-6472. "Yes, but It would take a horse Hartford, vicinity Fuller Brush. and room addltloni. Connecticut 8-9121. EVERGREENS, nice assortment of cn, garue, amesite drive, plas ■unlit Plkce' de la Brenehe, the 184ordt St. MI 3-8640. way 640. Two coats, machine position In rest hbme, small inn, Ve r n o n -N e w six room Build ' 613.600—Four room Mpandable to kick him out of there,” the Hours S-6. MI 9-6061. Remodeling Services, 84 Ork St. small motel or such. Write P. Car­ variety and sizes, reasonably THREE ROOM apartmdnt and two- (XXI) tered walls, full attic, hot water Resort Property for Sale 74 main square in Constantine. )read> The best cost so little. R N OR L P N FQR 8 to 11 shift MOVING — 40” Orosley deluxe er’s Model Ranch, baaemeni gS' Cape, newly painted and in excep- white-haired poet replied with a 1983 FORD hardtop. Automatlo Ml 8-1428. penter, 30 Sachem St., Sprln^eld, • priced, hedging or specimen Col­ room sqpartment for rent. Call MI oil heat, trees, shrubs, city utill "There' never has been any frA- 3Ives, your driveway a iaatlng In convalescent- home, -40 hour orado blue spruce, hemlock stove, Whirlpool Imperial dryer, rage, built-in oven and ran; tlonally good condition, complete smile. transmlulon, radio and heater. Mass., , or telephone Springfield 9-0676. COLONIAL Seven'rpom older. Ex­ ties, good location. Excellent con SUMMER COTTAGE—Three bed­ temlsatlon here,” sneered a young futnrO. Tel. BU 9-6438. Evenings week, alternate weekends off. mugho pine, andfomeda, yews Maytag . ironer. Form ica and colomal fireplace, exeputlvr s with alumlnu'm storms and screens, dltlon. CJiarlea Lesperance. Ml He added this esMment on Aatomobiles for Sale 4 Will finance. 6880. Call CH 6-6410 RE 4-1891. chronie table, four chairs, like nx>ms. Conyenlsnt to schoola, cellent condition. St. JAmeg Parish. room cottage, electric kitchen, Frenchman. ’’The only thing the V a 88362. Roofing—Siding 16 Two-room furnished apartment and forsythla. Will dig to order. FOUR ROOM apartment, / 2nd amesite drive, nicely shaded yard. R. F. Dimock Co., ROaJtor. MI 0-7820. automatic hot water, fireplace, Morse's recent dispute with Clare available If desired,' Rockville, Walter Schneider, 183 Orchard St., new. MI 9-58()0, floor. Near bus line. Reasonable. shopping, Hartford, >lafirhester. Ideal for young or retired couple. Arabs understand la force.” Boothe Luce over a Brazilian am- BEFOR8 TOU BUT a ttoed car TYPEWRITERS —Repaired, rent­ Only 616,200—30 vear mortgage. 9-8245. or ■ Robert Murdock, Ml garage, extra lot. «Lake Pocoto- Constantins Is the only major 1957 HILLMAN Minx t-door sedah RAY’S ROOFINO GO., shingle and TR 8-4291. Rockville. TR 8-8463. No children. Write Bok Herald. 616,900—Oversized Cape Cod, in S-6472| Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. MANCHESTER—8 room Cape, new paug, MI 9-0611. bassadorahipi iMa Gorman Motor Bales, ilulek ed, aold and aerviced. 479 E. Mid­ built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 FOR SALE—Easy washer 635, Builder. Ml 0-1480 and Ml 8 2468 / Timken burner, city water and city in rebellion-tom Algeria Salas and Service^ 386 Main 61,100. Cali CH 68410. Immaculate condition. Six f.'nlriied "I can’t understand how some­ dle Turnpike. MI 98477. SELF P r o p e l l e d 20” Torro wardrobe chest 616, child’s desk f o r RENT—Four robm ' apart­ where Moslems have a majority. tor work; roof, chimney repaira. SE-'A HOME demonstrator. One of HIGH SCHOOL bo'y wants work rooms and fully plastered. Extra (XXIV) sewers, on bus line. A good buy one cen talk so long and hard StreaL MI 94671, Open ayanlngi. 1986 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-door hard Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214: Ray rotary mower, now 699 96. (Reg. 67,69. Two pair oart 6S and 66. ment, available May 16. Tei. MI VERNON-DlSUncUve 8-room Co* America’s leading variety Party caring for lawns. References large kltcken with dining area, at 610:000. Cleszynskl - F e 1 b e r Suburban for Sate 75 There are only 20,000 Europeans, about hating eometl^g. uisptra- top, all power, 61300. At 16 'talters Jackson. Ml 8-8836 Plans. ElxceptlonaUy orofitable 6139.98 discontinued model). Mar­ Three upholstered chairs 68 to S-3068 or Mr. Clark, 709 Main, lonial ranch in a community set­ Agency. MI 3-1409, Ml 0-2491. about 30,000 Jews agalnkt 130.000 WANTBID -> Gtoan used cars. We GARDENS PLOWED. Call MI available. Phone MI 3-4962. - . 620. Qiest of drawers, tables, beds, ting. Minutes to school, shopping large bedrooms, living room with NEW SIX room Colonial. 617,900. tlon must sustain him. I don’t think Rd., or m 9-8608. opportunity. Full, spare time. No low’s ,'887 Main St. fireplace, aluminum storms and COVENTRY-New 4 room ranep, Algerians. buy, trade down or trade any- 8-6093. COUGHLIN ROOFINO Oompimy, maple hutch cabinet, marble top FOR RHUfT — Six room duplex, and greater Hartford. City iter. bulR-iu dtobwaaher„ 1% baths, he goes In for elevemeaa, but de­ coilectiona, no deliveries. Exper­ screens, two-car garage. Bxcellenf 38 STRICKLAND St.—Vacant. Very American plumbing \uid beating, A French officer complained, tUnc; DouRlas Motors, sn 'lain. Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- 20’ EXTENSION ladder, 610. S’8’ tables, large coffee grinder, pins oil heat, garage.-inquire 226 Cen- Only $13,600. FHA-VA ' flanclii. builMii stove and oven. Complete­ livers haymakers.” ience tumecessary. JA 8-8247. Dogs— Bird*— Pets 41 value and priced to sell. ly landscaped. Amesite 'rive. R. desirable location. 6 rooms and ceramic bath, full cellkr, cement "The trouble with this town is that 1948 CR08LEY for aale. Excel- METRO APPLIANCE Service — asbestos roofing. Alao.alummum, by 2'6” Anderson window com chests and commodes, dining tej St. Monthly, payments 688. Only a tew large atUd. garage. New oi' heat­ OUDER CARS, mechanics spe- Repaira on all makes of refrigera­ F. Dimock ' Co., Realtor. • MI drive, artesian well. High 40catlon there is no Moslem quarter like lent condition.' PI 28249. . galvanized or copper pJtters and REGISTERED' NURSE, licensed jle t e , 66. Phone MI 9-3022. room set, )>edroom set and antique left—iait chance. Call builder, ing system, new copper , piping, near store. Lake privileges. See it oiato. Ilxlt yourself cars always tors, freexers, washing machines, WANTED. Home for German Shep­ a v a i l a b l e June 1st — 4 room SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER, 9-8248, or Robert Murdock. Ml tha Cssbah of Algiers. You can't leaders. Ml 8-770T., practical nurse, part-time. Call MI cradles. MI 3-7449. MI 3-3468 or MI. *-1489. newly painted outside. Willing to at Ridgewood Trail. For Informa­ Poetry for travel a food selection. Look behind.our dryers, range oil and gaa huraera, herd, one year old..N6 charge. MI apartnietat, second floor, stove Realtor 88472, Barbara Woods, MJ 9-7702. Isolate and defend Ekiropeana here cfnoe. O oivlas Motors, 383 Main. 9-2888. 3-4844. talk price. Call MI 3-7700. tion call owner. MI 8-8026. 1980 CHEVY, 2-door sedan, radio MI 98883. A t work guaranteed. ftOOFING sm iN O , painting. Car­ WHITE d GUBLE combination FOR SALE—Electric stove, full Venetian blinds, hot water, rea 613,200 -i 2B0 s ix room Capa, fire­ MI 3-6969 (xxvni) against terrorism. Hera Moslems Rob^ Bums' first volume of KEED A CAR and had your credll and heater, price 6160. MI 9-1119. pentry. AUeraUona and adalttona. kitchen sink. MI 5t-7673.x ' size 625, and 17” four cycle rotary aonable rent. -Ml 9-2560. Call eve- place. birch cabinets, baseboard W. R. SMITH. Associate GOOD VALUES 1-are everywhere In the majority poems was publlshad in an effort ■v< Ceilings. Workmanship miaran- mower, 625. MI 9-0421. nlpga.______- heat, awnings, aiumlniup torms, MI 9-8982 Wanted—-Real Estate 7T They can throw a. grenade any­ tain funds to pay hlaI ;pi turned downT Short on down ^ y - LAWNS MOWED. High grass and HOl^E WANTED for Tiger kitten. (Xl'VBNTRY—New 8% room anch, Friendly home, 4 bedrooms, mentT Bad a repeMesstanT Don’t teed. Ai A, Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn garage, shade frees. Carlton W. where and hide In the nameleSl' /the West Indlee, aeco:>rdl ling to weeded areas cut. Call PI 38l84. Tel; MI 3-8287. F i v e r o o m flat, garage Included, WOODLAND ST. — New 8 room three bedroom, living room, kitch­ baths, large living room with fire­ BUY — SELL — TRADE give up! See Douglas Motors, get Traflers St. M l 8-4860. Boats and Accessories 46 Hutchins, Mi 9-5182, crowd of their own people.” Encyclopedia Britanniea. CLERK TYPIST WearinR Apparel— Pars 57 '' good location, oil heat. Rent 675 ranch, plaster, fireplace, paneling, en and dbiing area. Built-In range place. Sunny kitchen, garage With Want to sell your property T the lowdown on me lowest down WINDOWS WASHED, floors sand patio. Bowers area. ELCAR '’45-10” practically new 3 FbR ANY TYPE of roofing, siding Poultry and Supplies 43 BOATS NOW In stock - O osby a' month. Call M l 9-1922 between 1955 - TffitEE-famlly flat, 6-6-4H, ceramic bath, mahogany cabinets, and oven, fireplace and mantle. Greenwood, Inc., will buy (or all end emalleet payments enywhete. ed, waxed, polished. Lawns Fiberglas, Wolverine, - S*aroraft WHITE BROCADE, graduation 5-7 p.m. baseboard mat. cabinet ^itebens, Basement garage, hot water heat. . Family home. Four rooms down caqh or work out a trade. CHilok Not a small loan or tlnance com­ bedroom, colored apptiancea, sky­ or remodeling call Manchester Opportunity for an experienced formica. Lot 60x285. Full ceUar, light roof, rug, 64,000. Only 6630. mowed. Cellars cleaned. Paimirig Roofing and Siding, Inc. AP work BABY CHICKS and ducklings. and (Cadillac Evlnrude motors, dress, worn once. Blue and gray tile baths, fipej^ ce, very large hatchway. Call builder. MI 9-4291. Situated on one acre lot. Close to 4 bedrooms up, good heating sys­ action assured. Call and get our pany plan. Douglas Motors, 838 Clerk Typisf capable of han­ tem, Front porch. Garage 618.800. down. Jensen^a, - Inc. (Always , re­ dons at your own prices. CfAl MI guaranteed. Free estimatea. MX Orders taken for turkey poults. new and used. Sales and service. tweed suit. Both size 13. Reason­ COTTAGE ST.—Fdqr rooms, oil rooms, 1 acre: Country atmos­ schoolfr, bus knd Shopping. 414.900. deal, no obligation. Scain Street. 3-2822. Ask lor George before 3 dling a variety of duUes. Apti­ McBride’s Sports Spot, 10S Center able. Phone MI 9-7276. furnace, water heater, cabinets, phere. CArlton W. Hutchins, MI BOLTON (CENTER — 5H room Minimum FHA financing. R. F. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor liable). Rolling Hills, Route 44-A, 9-8933. ' tude for figure work required. May delivery. Ml 3-802Q. LlUle A GREENWOOD. INC. p.m. St. I counter. MI 9-4498. 9-5182. ranch, in exqellent condition. A Dlmoqk Co.. Realtor Ml 98248, Ml 9-1642 CROCKETT'S CORNER 1986 CAOnXAC Coupe DeVUIe Mansfield. GArfteld 9-4479. Air conditioned office, liberal McKinney, 18 Woodbrldge St. Ml 3-1577 Very clean. New tires, good condl real good buy at 616,800. Call John or Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472, “ T/ie Heal Estate Department Store** TAMKIR t r e e R em ova l- land benefit program, 37 hours, 8- TRADE EVEN, 18 ft. cabin out Wanted— To Bay 58 NEW EFFICTENCY apartment WEST SIDE—AttracUve five room Barbara Woods, Ml 0-7702. MANCHESTER, 51 Bretton Rd.— tion. MI 8-1577. 1966 SILVER STAR—46x8 feet, 2 Roofing and Chimney* 16-A Morianos. MI 9-4684. Welles Agen bedroom, full bath. Excellent con­ cleared, firewood cut. Insured. day week. Write P. O. Box Articles For Sale 45 board, pilot seats, . windshield, with kitchen, living room bed­ home, enclosed breezeway ga­ cy, PI 2-7886. Excellent one owner 8 room ARB YOU CXyNSlDERING Older home off South Main Street. Six large rooms, perch, oad Call collect,,. M l 3-8742, Paul A. room, tile bath. Stove, refriyera BELUNG YOUR PROPERTYT 1961 MERCURY with Mercomatic dition. Call MI 98540. ROOFINGI—Specializing impairing 2103. Hartford 1, Conn., stating navy top for deluxe runabout, MI WANTED TO BUY rage. 613.900, assume 4H% (X X X V l) ranch, two bedrooms, full tile a wobbly two oar garage. Should eeU for gllJWO erae- Ellison. We will appraise your pr.«pertt I driven uean and in good ^ndiUom roofs of all kinds. New roofr, gut business experience. POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob 4-8937, Good used resalaMe furniture, tor and heat oi> first floor. Base­ mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. SOUTH WINDSOR AREA bath, garage, has concrete drive, ment storage space. Park’ -ij*. bus free and without any obligation'. | Ellington. . .ASSUME thta mortgage for $1JOO cash, pagmeata Best offer accepted. Call MI ter work, chimneys cleaned rj- sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle sdso small .upright and qrinet Hutchins. Ml 9-5182. TWO-FAMILY plus four room large living room with fireplace, $98.(>0 monthly. No dosing eosta. 'New ranch with bnUt-lns., paired. Aluminum aiding. 80 Reel and rotary. Also rldmg mow­ OITTBOARD MOTOR 1958. 22 h p. pianos. line. Near shopping. For >ne or home. Indl'vidual heating aystema, two nice porches. Full plaster We also buy property (or-Cash. toSlin. Auto Driving School 7>A DOOIt CLOSERS and 'ocks re- \ years' experience. Free estl ers. Parts and service. Capitol bail-o-matic, Scott Atwater. Excel two 690. 189 W. Middle Tpke.. 613,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom $16,990! two-car garage. R. F. Dimock Co., house, radiant heat. Priced right. Member Multiple Listing View Street. . .Immaculate 'Cope of four koems. expansloa poa- pMiM Or replaced. Call MI 9-9020. ranch, ceram ic bath, hot watei aUiIe. Chance to asaume a State lV x% mortgage. Oot to have a IF YOU ARE looking for a good lARSON'S CkmnecUcut’a flnA U< mates. Call Howley, MI 8-5361, MI Equipment (3o.. 38 Main St.. Man­ lent condition and exceptionally ' Watkins Used Furniture Apartment B. Call MI 3-7091. Inspiring acre setting enhances Realtor. MU 9-5245, or Barbara 617,250. Shown by appointment STANLEY BRAY, Realtor clean used car, regardleas of cerfked driving achooi .rained. 8-0763. HOUSEWIVES — Need extra chester. Ml 3-7958. clean. 6260. MI 8-6908. ' heat, full cellar, large w o^ er lot. Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, only, Ilrive by. MI 8-6273. Brae BRAE-BURN REALTY bundle o f cash to do It, but perhaps your folks wUl make a Uttle money? Part-time work, 'party Exchanye ADULTS—See these 2 beautiful this superbly attractive 6 room * make, year or model, we have Ortified and approved, is ■’ovt-of' Carlton W. Hutchins. 6fl 9-0132. MI 8-6472. Bum Realty (io. Ml 8-6273 further investment In you. LANDSCAPING, Clearing land, plan. No collecting or delivering. BOAT FOR Sale — 10' fiberglas 15 Oak Street newly decorated 4 room rents 1 ranch with garage.* Spacious them. We hav« cars from 676 to fering classroom and kfihlnd MI 9-6393. C. J. MORRISON. Paint and Wall­ paneled living room with unusual Sarver Street. . .Small, dean, coiptertable . . . and oa-a double Hehting and Plumbing 17 Good commissions selling Celeste paper Store at 388 Onter St of­ coated, 6100. 68 So. Adams St., up. other downstairs. Cl'ose to SEVEN ROOM Oolonlal, 1% hatha, I ATTkACnVE 6 room Cape, flje- SELLING YOUR HOME? Far I ^,600. Over 60 to Choose from. wheel instruction for tetovagsra. WE BUY and sell antique and used fireplace, formal dining room and (XXXVH) lot. Oarage too. Beat o f aU, price, la only f ItAOO. jewelry. MI 9-1044. fers off strbet parkliw and de- Manchester. Main St, business section. Have steam heat: garage. Good . cuadi- place, fenced yard,\near schools prompt, efficient, courteous aerv- j Oakland Motors, Inc., 387 Oak’ Ml 98076: REUPHOIATERY, aUp covers and furniture, china, glass, lUver, pic- immense cabinet kitchen. This Branford Straot. . .W e are being 'tired it this heme Isn’t aoM S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat llveyy service, 4^all MI 9-9713. new linoleum In kifehen, bath­ tion. Owner. MI 3-0’^ . No agents. TWO-FAMILY — ElxceUent condi­ and buses on quiet street. Ideal Ive and appraiaing without obliga­ land 8t., Manchester. Open eve draperies custom made. Free es­ ing contractor. New mstallstions, l8' OUTBOARD cabin'cruiser wltfl -ture .frames, glins, atUq cc itents, home is endowed with the newest quick. BaiSic six room Cape, rear potreh Is handy. HAa a Ufa- MORTLOCK’S MMi^eater's lead- room and pantry. Others polished tion, 8-8, choice location, 616,700. for youngsters. 4% mortgage can tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, [ nlngs. MI 3-1446. timates. Open evenings for your alteration work and renair work. 35 h.p. motor. C.G. registered. whole estates FumltOre refln- MANCHESTER, Rockledge-ft £ed- Innovations for practical family place. These people bought another house through ns, aad want tng driving echool. Three skilled, convenience P ft M Upholstery TOP SOIL— Possibly the cle nest Okie. Ldwer rent has large veran­ R. F. Dimock Co., Realtf*. Ml be assumed, 614,900. MI 9-0632. M l 8-6969 Or Wesley R. Smith, As­ Ml 9-3808. < and most fertile delivered windows, attic, cellar and lovely room with fireplace! Aluminum cy, Coventry. PI 2-7856 and PI | INDIAN 1986 Trallblazer. fully ter St. Light trucking and packags deliv­ turing concern desires good typ­ doors. Size 78x82” , 78x30” . Call place, spacious kitchen, separate Outstanding 6 room brick co­ pandable 1 acre land, full price, the reo room In the bMcment, fireplace, sand hank, etc. Qiuto T960 PLYMjeiUTH four-door. 1984, FOR PROMPT delivery o' »rlch ,.Product« 50 yard, 6135 monthly. MI 9-7885. comblnaUons. 612,800. R. F. 610,600, two 3 bedroom ranches, 2-7932., equipped. Can be seen at If North ery. Refrigerators, .washers and ist. Group insurance, pension MI 3-7442 6-7 p.m. and Sunday. dining area, baseboard neat, built lonial, breezeway and garage, unique with the aand bank. Haa te aeU, or trade. Might be year 'HNash a A 4-dbbr.4-dbor. in good condition. loam sand, stone, gu'ovei nd (Ui. Dimock Co., Realtor 'Ml 9-8245. assume large G.I. mortgage, Main St., Warehouse Point. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ stove' moving specialty. Folding benetitA, paid holidays, and excel­ APPLES SPECIAL. B aldw in , FOUR ROOM apartment in Odd 1954. On^ 5 minutes to Pratt ft huge 24 ft. paneled living room opportunity ? ' C ^ T ll Odar St. after 4 p,m. Call MI 3-8603. or Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702, amall down payment, full price, pany doors and windows, custom chairs for rent. MI 9-0782. lent working condition. For Infor­ Starks, 20 lb. bag 61-26. Also Fellows Building at the Center. Whitney Marian Robertson. Brok­ with fireplace. Spacious walk-in MI 88848. Rooms Without Board 59 Robert Murdock. MI 8-;6472. work gusiranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 mation call JA 7-8261 Ext. 280. LAWN SEED, lime, (ertUizer, small sizes. Louis ounce. 629 W. Immediate occupancy. Inquire er. MI 3-5953. closets. Unique decor throughout. 613,700. Over. *0 more from $6,800 up. Mitten can fill ybur needs MEMBCK Business Services O ffe r s 13 after 8 p.m. peat moss, garden supplies. MI Center. MI 3-8116. Harry F. Sweet. Phone MI 3-7587 AU the features for gracloue fam­ FOR SALE by. private party .1987 Painting—-Papering 21 SECRETARY with knowledge of FURNISHED room, one minute PRICED FOR quick sale. Owner ily living including H-acre setting MANCHESTER like a glove. Call EUsworth Mitten 3-8020. Uttle ft McKinney, 15 walk from Main St. Light house-/' qr C. S. Roberts Jr. Ml 3-8288. Renault four-door . in •' •ceilfent M ft M RUBBISH Removal Serv- FLAT FINISH Holland window bookkeeping -((nie-glri office). Con­ FRESH ASPARAGUS, rhubarb, leaving state. 3 bedroom semi­ with panoramic view. Can not be Tired of an apartment? Then see Agency, Realtors; MI 3-6930, MI shades, made to measure All Woodbrldge St. keeplngf.: Woman only. Ml 9-TA8>. ' Condition.. Only lt,4iQ0 miles. Can Courteous, reliable, *ull time, EIXTERIOR AND interior painting struction firitn, 37l4i hour v/eek. pansies and potted plants. Miller’s FIVE ROOM duplex, excellent lo­ ranch. Large 23x15 living room, 2 duplicated today for this selling this 6-room ranch built In 1952 by 9-5524. be seen at Maple Super Service, residential, attics, cellars vardr. metal Venetian blinds ri a new in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry Must be able td'-aaaume responsi­ fireplaces and many extras. Call SPRING SPECIAL Aaphall mix 'Stand, 160 Spencer St. Ml 3-8564. ATTRACnVK room in private cation.' Near Parkade. Adults. 34 price. A must. See and compare! Annum. Fireplacft, hot water heat,. . . _ / comer Maple and Spruce Sts. Industrial, commercial. For sale, low price. Keys made while you smd Rockville area. Free ea- bility.. Write age, business exper­ owner Ml 9-0425. one-car garage. Nice leVel lot. C!on- MANCHBISTER, ^Summer in bags for patching, etc. Also home, bath, shower, free parking. Durant @t. loam, Incenerator barrels. MI wait. Marlow’s. timates. Call MI 9-9229. ience, salary expected. OYrite Box dry sand, crushed stone pravel, ASPARAGUS by the pound. Orders For complete details venient location. Owner moving | rooms, plastered walls, ‘”- or heat, tX mWCTieir |*W ed titif Ct; MI 9-0887. CHARMING SIX room Colonial. 1984 Ch e v r o l e t convertible, has 9-9787. . D. Herald. . loam. Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, taken for freezing. Fern Bardens, THREE ROOM apartment, second . CaU out of state. Asking 618,600. Mini­ enclosed porch,, city utilities ga WEAVING of bums, moth holes PAINTER and pAperhanget, deco­ Beautiful surrbUndlngs, Bowers radio,' heater and nowerglide. A 587 N. Main St. MI 3-2427. . 179 Pern St. MI 3-7278. ROOM. FOR genUeman or retired floor,.-heat and hot water, 685 per mum down' payment to approved | rage, 613,000. Real buy. C3iarlea ELECTTRICAL work by Waif Zema- and tom clotl'thing, ‘ hosiery runs, rating. Good clean job, reasonable School district. Substantia' cash. LEHAN AGENCY. Lesperance, MI 9-7620. real sharp car. Maple Super Serv­ Help TVanted— Male lady, with private entrance kitch­ month.'-MI 8-8502. buyer. PINE LENOX ice, comer Maple and Spruce Sts. nek. Prompt efficient service. handbags repaired. Upper re­ price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 aftet XlIiOTHES U N E poles installed, MI 9-5081owner. Daytime JA 8-5547 Guaranteed' wprkmemship. MI placement, umbrellas "epalred, 8. Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B en privileges, free parking, inqulrf FOUR ROOM furnished apartment MANCHESTER—six finished room FULLER BRUSH all sizes, old poles reset, reason at 167 Maple St. VERNON—Rambling Colonial. Six Evenings Southington, MA 6-2201 ALICE CLAMPET, R*ealtop 98976. men’s shirt collars reversed and able. Also hydraulic thick jack heat, gas, hot water, lights and overtilzed Cape. Elxtra Urge PHARMACY replaced. Marlow’a Uttle Mend­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. PORTED TOMATO plants, cab­ rooms,- 1 floor. 2 years old 2 MI 9-4543 or Clean aa a pin. - Five’ Uvable, aad l o v a ^ rooms. Paneling, pla** HORIZONTAL BORING MI 9-1353. bage, broccoli, lettuce, kohlrabi ROOM FOR Working man. quiet parking space. Phone-MI 9-2538. . MANCHESTER rooms. Wonderful place for chil­ ing Shop. Good clean workmansnlp at rea­ baths, spacious rooms, finished Mr. Johnson, MI 3-7357 < dren. EVten room fqr a saodle 299 E. CENTER ST. ter, baaement gaAge. A block front eveiytklngi nod yet W te Figure Flattery plants. Krause Greenhouse, 621 neighborhood. .Five minutes to Terrific price cut, 8 room Cape sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ Goodyear,'Goodrich, Firestone, FOR ’ RENT—8-roora apartment, playroom, 2 fireplaces patio, 2- horse on this large lot. Dad, If private. Price has been rabatanflany reduced (better than MILL Hartford Rd. Ml 9-7700. \ bus, 68. MI 3-2822. (8 bedroom) - porch 'With -attached Ml 9-0896 For Pretty Linens! chester. Raymond Flske. MI First quality not seconds stove and refrigerator Adults car garage. 4 miles from Man­ OLD TIME <^HA^I you’ve been looking for a place $1,000) ps these people at* on thr1n.ove. Why d(nrt yen get n IRONING DONE In m y home. MI chester. 637,900. Philbrick Agen­ overaize gSroge, fenced In lot 8 move on and look this over. TopOM Cape Cod, Shed lormer places. .Excellent recreation rooirl Realtor MI 3-1153! 1,7 Brent Roa4. 2 5 4 3 net work done. Honeat and relia manship guaranteed. Gall ithomas 3-5096. area. Large walkout terrace, beau­ Shown by appointment How can j-ou miss? A home for the klds’ when they get married. second floor, recently redecorated, Ule bath, fireplace, open stal Woodhill Heights Vernon Street. . .Another four four, but more suburban. ble workmanship. Call Roscoe Harrison. Ml 8-4864. WANTED—Three, dependable men aluminum wlndowF. oil *urnnce, 5 tifully landscaped, many treea. MANCHESTER-rDlrect from own­ and 20-30 for set up and operating 60.000 B.T.U. .FLOOR heater. In­ lOAM case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ only. I,arge airy rooms, good heat, and a good price. We got this w e Thoinpson, M3 s-1898 for eaU- Town and Country minutes from - Center. Reasonable OWNER, MI 9-2141 er. 8 year old 7 room Cape, full [ punch presses. Apply Gunve- Mfg. CULTIVATED. CLEAN tion room, porch. Shade trees, Ma.Y Be Seen By good value too. Owners have conceded, and will take $15,900 mates PROFESSIONAL paper hanger. cludes tank; some duct work. Also rent. No children. M l' 9-0885 be­ good oonditlon. Charles I.esper- shed dormer, fireplace, corner at Co.. <34 Hartford Rd. Venetian blinds, odd sizes.' Ml .TOBACCO FIELD LOAM A)>pointment JARVIS REALTY CO. Workmanship guaranteed. For Brainaga Go. tween 6-7. ance. Ml 9-7620. FIVE FAMILY, cabinet kitchens, cabinet, tile bathrtwm, 4 bed­ for It. FOR ALTERA'nONS, addlUons. free estimates call. collect Col­ 9-4460. TEL. Ml 9.0650 tile, baths, copper plumbing. Ex rooms, living room, dining room, [ MI 9-4026 Ml S*4J12—Ml S-t»5S Ridgefleld Street. . -A brick two famUyT . . Yea, lair, real cabinet work, garages, etc. Call chester' LEhlgh 7-6708. Ask for WANTED—Men who can leam a new trade. No previous exper­ AFTER 5 PJ«. ' Ml 94143 Business Ixicatlons 6*i ROOM Ranch, .enclosed orch, celent condition, net return on in­ * kitchen, large porch, one-car ga­ Ml 8-7847—Ml $-1200 . brick, -too. Five and five, two heating s.vst«ma, two caT garage. Olrardln Woodworking' Free astl' Dick Gregoire. wall to wall carpet, attic fan. Hot- vestment nearly 18%. Cjarlton W. rage. 110 Columbua St.-i CaU MI| And, as'usual with our lisUnKs, It is spotless. Two vacanolea on mates. MI 9-8933. ience necessary. Must he wiUing for Rent 64 to work with a new product. point stove, Hotpolnt dishwasher. Hutchlna, MI 9-8132. 9-7968. - sBl^ The price? $20,000 and worth it. Call, let us prove It te Nicely landscaped.. Radiant heat. Pleasant working conditions. Age COMMERCIAL hualness or office you. ' ■ * ‘ ■ I r . ■ - Bonds—Stocks MortgaRes 31 MANQHES’raR ' „Near‘ Buckley School. Price.: to METROPOLITAN not necessarily a requirement. space io i rent. Up to 6600 square sell at 615,900. Call Owner MI BOLTON* BLUB PRINT GO. SPRING (XEANrUP.Umel Get rid Full time. Contact the Barnes EXCEPTIONALLY NICE ' feet. Will sub-dlVlde. Main Street. f of all those nagging bills by con­ Boat Co., 1 MitcheU Drive, Man­ • 6-ROOM ,CAPE -Located near Center.; Plentj of 9-5100. 1 'This Is the Ume of the year when people call ua aad "Start Pack­ ing” (or the hlUs of,Bolton. The air la clear, no fluoridation 735 Connecticut Blvd. solidating them into a single chester, for an Interview. MI Parking, Phone Ml 9-8229 or Ml MANCHES’I'ER—New 6 room split monthly payment. If you own 4 down, 2 finished up. Nice worrlea, good school . . . and we have a baseball league. East Hartford, Conn. 9-1379. 8-7444. ranch', with 2-car garage Mtidern MEW RANCH yard, city water and sewers, $10,000. . .Bosedale by tho lake. Vacant four roomer, the place property, dial CH 6-8897 and ask HILLSIDE MANOR kitchen with bullt-ins. Two full CARPENTERS- and carpenter’s ame^te driv/e, combination SMALL STORE for fent Main St te start for a young; couple. Reach privileges, big stone Hrwlpce. Prank Burke or Mrs. Carter how baths. Close to schools 616,900. MANCHESTER GREEN you pay back second ^ mortgage helpers wanted. Call after 9 p.m storms and screens.. 1 block Nice location Parking facilities NEW HOMES $14,700. . .Volpl Road Cape leas than a year old. Acre lot, trees, DRAWING SUPPLIES 10% down. PhllbrldK Agency. Ml PI 2-8538. to High School, shopping and VERNON. CONN. nelghbora, orohards, etc. Customized by Valentine. . funds at 622.26 per month - per CaU MI 8-02^. _____ ^ 9-8464. OPEN FOR INSPECTION - PHOTOSTATS 61000. Connecticut Mortgage Ebc- buses. Priced - to sell Imme­ $15AOO . . . Route 86, a beauty, looking for a new ow n«. TerrUlo change, IS Lewis St., Hartford. - PART-TIME diately at only $12,806.. STORE FOR RENT, excellent lo UVKE TKRRAMUGGAS-Six.room / OPEN SUNDAY value here. Two bedrooms, separate dining room. Breeseway cation BOO square ft., alr-pondl year around - cottage, etieloaed and garage. Level lot. Custom bulU, too. F ^ l basetnent. BU 9-0655 Tool and Gaugre Inspectof R. r. IHMOCK CIO. While f hOy Last! tloned optional, Tel. MI 8-Ii9l. porch overlooking lakq. 12 milks KATURESW SUNDAY-2 to 5 P,M. $15,I w . . .Another «ioloe listing., Ooodwta built for present Help Wanted— Female 3^ Day or Night Woilc MI 9-624S from Aircraft, 69.980, Philbrick owners. TViiee bedrooms, full basement with garage, u rge Saturday and Evenings Agency, Ml 9-8464. a 8 bqdrboms with large rioaete * Lavatory pff oiaajer .bedroom wooded lot. 8 3 1 4 WANTED— Housekeeper, middle- 241 NORTH MAIN St. > - Berber ^TRANE MFG., INC. . . . CheoM your own high woodsU lot for e. FuU bath with ceramic Ule floor e Third bedroom can tie dining ON ROUTE 87— Va MILE SOUTH OF. $19,299.00. . .FOUR GENUINE BEDROOM BANOB. plot IVi 12-20 Demure pansy motifs, in simple .1, JA 8-5493 aged, good home. 6 adults. CaU Shop, heated; Ckli JA 3-1849. ,\ ENGLEWOOD DRIVE—Six room MI 9-7037. Adapis St, room e Large Uving room with fireplace and bow window e Ves­ COLUMBIA CENTER 1 baths, two car garage, acre lot, comblnaflon wlndowa - j - embroidery, make the perfect 131 fho houM of your eholeo. ' Cape oil heat, ceramic tile bath, tibule e Largo kitchen with lots of oabineto, exhaust fan, forailoa Nothing like a youthful princess CARPENTERS, eXperienoed In Buckland, MI 3-1849 848 NORTH MAIN ST. - Heated could go on and on i. . ■ but let us show yoq through. Eren M’ frock to flatter your flgur^! This trimming for linens. Fun to make bul|dbg and contracting, hltera- AVON, CUSTOMERS! Many o* Our store, redecorated. Will remodel Ule kitchen, amesite drive, excel counter and dining area e Large rear porch (eaoUy enclosed) you don’t like It, at least the owners will see we are worldAg. lent condition. Ownsr/mowlng out Four i-ompletely decorated custom Built Capes arid one has new bow accents. so very nice to keep or j;lft-glVe. tiana, addlUcms, porchea, 7nlshed o ff garage e Amesite drive e Full basement with the Center, less thw a year old. i / . ' -rt-; -.*,, : Pattern' No. 3543 haa hot-iron, “ FULL-TIM^ - - SEPTIC TANKS of state. Priced for^qulck aale. Rapches, 3 or 4 'bedrooms, tiled baths, all copper ?fO. 8814 with Patt-O-Rama Is clallzl^ In c o t t a ^ , g^ a ges, sld- customers. If \ypu use otjr prod­ Contomporarios. metal hatchway ,e Oil hot wpter heat • City ktejr and sewer AND,'a lakefront eatate with a iseporate apartmeat transfer — 4 designs; color chart; AND STORE IN Odd Fellows Building at Call Paul J. CorrenU, MI 3-6368. ■ la sflxea 13, 14. 16, 18, 20. Size 14, tngb. Guaranteed workmanship. ucts, you know there are none Opening for men on 2nd 6hift for o Near bus, school and shopping,, plumt ing, built-in appliantes, amesite drives, large to offset the taxea and insurance and alqo *pMea forO i* '.aUtch' illustrations. •50 3-0731. the Center, also suitable for office. 84 bust, 3 K yards o f 85-incb; % better. Why not Introduce them to generU factory work. jVe wilt train II ■ CAPK—SIX rooms, fireplace, nice­ o 10% dpwii F.H.A, $ 1 6 , 9 9 0 seeded lots with brook in rear, ^tesian wells. Pri­ man to live; . Beal'choice, expensive, but rm sure 3r«N)7t': - Tq order, send 26c In coins, to: Ditections; From Vernon Circle turn on Route $*, Approxlipktely 1100 square frot. yard contrast |. . others? tJberal commission earns you. \\ PLUQQED SEWERS ly landacaped,'enclosed yard, bus . -ItIs worth the asldiig price.' Annq Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ iroK 'THE newest; 11)10^0_____ inoutside mllee— look for al$ns. ■ Inquire Rarry F. Sweet. Phone MI vate beach rights at Columbia l.ake. JiOW taxes . ; , you 62 to 6® bh .hour. We train Apply MI line, -achools nearby. Excellent LOCATION— i To order, send' 80c In coins to ning Herald. aiOO AVE. OF home coverings — AJuninum, ymi. 'C|I 6-1688. ^ 3-7687. or C. 8. Roberts Jr., Also several-homes near Columbia,Lake. I ”^4 .Mra.;JU)OI JflOrry has Joined-ua pa a geal flue Burnett The Manchester Eve-. stone, etc.—CaU us. For the fair­ Mafhint Gleantd * OPEN-SUNDAY t:00 TILL 6:96 * 8-8288. .1 commuting tq .Hartford. .Owfiar, From Eaat'Center Street turn onto Vernon Street next te Cbok’ii ■“She ' ------ito-.at y*dr. or— — AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86. N.V. SPENCER RtlBBER- MI 8-2648. J A ‘2.I$8S;- t ! ’ ' Bto f Harald, 1160 AVE. OF est prices in years in alteratlona BOOKKEEPER-Offlce Manager; SepUd Taake, Dry Wells, Sewer Borride Statlim. Now green ranch la.about 500 feet, on tho loft. tek yiar 'mi For lat-claaa mailing add'lOC • Chapel St. ' A M n iC A S i. NX)W YORK 86, nTy . for each pattern, Print Naipe, -Ad­ abd modemiaatlona—«aii <111. For Attractive opening in modern air- Lines lB«-talled--CeUar Water- Suburban .(or Rent MANCHESTER, BheRTOod Cirri* OwnedtutdOfferedfprSalehy . ctianglng your present nome to a conditioned - office for comnetent prooflag Done. For m-claas mslUng add 10c dress, «rlth Zone and Pattern CO»T Ftva jpom ranch, full ■ baaaOMnt t e oeeh patM ». Print name, ad-, Number. mewe beautUui home tine way vou bookkeeper In a amall office in­ Sitnatloiw \ QILIIftD7>« room flat, modarn e two flreptaces, plastered rttolla. ful l M cC a r t h y enterprises , inc. with aona.-styIe no. and oize. MHilv ^ ■ fliA *fU| __ ai____ tij4 US, All 6StllllBt6S IT66. terested in varied work Excel­ ' Pfunale > 38 MeKINNEY BROS.. vemeik^i $78 monthly. Reifer Insulation, t|le OAth. -Wood OuAth •YS.WLIJN! w^t^NaejUojvo Bank terms. <3aU th« AfPiiated entea. traumaojlc AC 8-9078. .fHliBd Efc RaaeMr tha new Spring Album! Flfty-ate pages of pretty lent salary, benefit program. Ing with •lidewl^ks, Ifei' “ “ “ BuUdlng Contractors:Contractors; 860 Park Wrtte Manchester Herald, F, S«toi9rag«'Dii|i9Ml Co. Ml 4-0988 ’ • Ml 3-6878 our pAttem, datogns; plus fraa pattama for - '

“fit^gglhg on the other end" andj WtedOUrngOi fim t at JWiuVa d ^ ' "Moat of .the cuatomera' just drop- Smi,' dMtcn«d:lirith a pleated bo^^ apologetically' cut him loose. i ped in fdr fittings;" lets, ‘ Sbw w e ; » matching t o * ■ Reason for the b^sy day was A few secogda later he was'on W e d d in gs vMt. ai)d her caadbde waa Biifiple. The Tall Cedars' arutual his way again, pfobably thankful Heard Along Main Street and ateplUnotU. ^ fcpring parade was acileduled at that no fish hooka had been In­ d r u g s to r e StMilcy tilrvl* o f th« S^aih And on Some of Manchester'$ Si^ Slreeit, Too i(i:30 and many ayt glaaa custom- volved, ' KnoflsrlisckeU: .; g reception at . MMhodiat W8CS will hold jk nini' W aditn h»me. the couple lefpTor era were downtown altepplng late Mre. Audrey Waddell 'Haclprtt, 404 W. MIDDUR TPKE. mace aalt Tlniraday. at • a m. In or getting their glaasaa fitted Added AMrecUon a trip to Bermuda. For traveling 4AS Porter 8t., daughter of ,Mra. Coopar hall of the church. •The court room was In anguleh. ' properly while waHlng for the»pa- ■ iToungatera from all over the the bride choae a beige >«(.d whiU Haw'd the > a n k » Do? checked coetume. b < ^ cokjr ac- MANCHESTER What was It? \ ^ a t did It say? ' rade to pass. world, who will probably be help­ George Henry Waddeil ah i orchids. tta annual nwatlac uith election of j ahamblea of ’.he court room. H e . cr, one ipfcU tor eprjNid the w ord.! the. future, have some interesting. Knofla, aon of Mr. and Mra. A l­ If not startling, exhibitions in Mr. and Mra, Knolla will be aV; oOican Monday at 7:S0 p.m. at the barked at witnesses, objected t o . Baseball scores! . ; ^ the final meeting on ^ e bert Knofia. 3*0 Tolland Tpke„ home o< Mw. Margaret D. Pen- ‘ ■ budgetiThe Board of Directora Was Hartford's State Armory during home to-'lhatr. friends after June , OPEN i queaUons. and demanded to see the current Science Fair. were united In marrlAge this morn­ 1, ab 30, Clyde R d ., cheff, llT Baldwin Rd. rnsollcHed Ode , ail written reporU be could lay j f I •\g67riRi»I vis” mtV/V.glVIV/Sl One of them ,** ia a telephone ” . con- ■ . ing # _ ^ at/ l. ll:30• aV W In a 1 ceremony Some "boys" I know are w orrying;I cemetery funds. Tha Idea had been ; traptlon whereby you wont need ; formed by the-Rew John SUNDAY his hands on. About business on the "Square" On. '•The Women’e Auxiliary of St. ,! suggested that rates for pIoU be , the receiver aiuj mouthpiece. You non In St. J a n ^ Church. M ^ 'a Epiecopal Chur«A will pre­ The proaecuU6n was fuming and ■ The mue bit thst'a left there now : ju 'j We drdn't to * U. ao w « : Given In merrlage by her broth- onlookers v e fe buaaing in a fash­ TTiev think soon won't be there. I ralae^. U, A-M> to 0 ip cede ^ I r meeting Monday eve- Martin aaid he was In favor o f : can’t describe.it accurately ti- you. er. Howard F. Waddell, the bride , nine \rtUKa poUock at 6:30 In the ion unkno'/i since gladiatorial Someone we know saw It and told waa attended by Mrs. Wjlliam P, ly _ bouts in ancient Rome. raising the rates, and said, "I was cry^. The Wfeaaion a*Ul h* the an­ going to ask the people primarily us of the following incident ^uiah Jr. of West Hartford as m ^ U/ESTOWN FlnallJ- a police officer was They sre saking that we help them nual W 1 rthdaJ-^rty of the group. concerned. . .” then, mumbled un­ The boy exhibitor invited jjeople. Iron of honor. Robert Knofla-I W 1 PHARMACY l l Mrs. Robert J.^m lth ia chairman called to the aland and immediate­ To regain what they hskw loaf. viewing hla exhibit to use It, pro- was best man Mr his brother, and I ly came under the aearching gaae certainly, "or rather indirectly con­ 453 Hartford Rd,—M I 3-3346 o f the aupper cotdnjlttee. and Mr*. To save the little bit thst'a left cerned." vlding they mad* cells within the Charles F. Yoilng and Leland T. j Harry Sweet haa wranged with and scorching tongue of counsel Regardless of thC cost. exchanges in the Hartford area Wood Jr., both -ot Manchester, Fred Naaetff of Naaatff Arm* Co. for defense. Counsel snapped out that didn't mean a toll call.. He serveti as ushers. , quesUoi.8 but the officer, unmoved, Teetlng^I, 2, S . , . OPEir ftl4. DAY to ahow pictures- taken while pn The editorial room membera at waa .allowed ths 'use of teldiphone The bride 'wore a streeHength ; a tour of the Middle BJaet. paused ‘o .g and frequently before They plead so eloquently lines. » dress of perlw'nkle blue chiffon j * producing hla arutwera. The Herald wfre startled around SUNDAY For parking stalls galore, 10:15iu:io yeaterdayyeiiorosy moptilngmornin* whenwiicu Go ahead and try It. Juat push over silk taffeta. Her headpltce The barrage of questions con­ WTilch they want out o« the the 2-letter ex- was fashioned of periwinkle qiuej tinued W ith, pointing a shaking thfy heard the police radio blar- s'nimih.,. r«ii "Square" Ing awav with someone ,«vlng. p ’’ * " * * •*” ***’* * '” P*” *’*^ ' veU’et bowa with light blue face! PRESURIPTIDNS finger, couuael asked him. "And But not behind their stores. “One,* two. ‘ three, four. One,- two, ' One fellov finally decided to try veil. She carried a cascade of Just when, officer, did all thli take three, four." f I it. There-wasn't anyone at home, whKs orchids and atephano.tis, - DF CDURSE place?” One office gat asked.Bd. ^J W h a t: eo he called hi# alster._ He pushed .The matron of honor selected a 7 The officer bl|nked alowjy. I f we'd provide their parking ' kind of a signal ia that?" | ^ke buttona, and the ,IA for the . looked at the ceiling th ^ care­ We would fill, their hearfs with Another staff ■ member. Who; Jackson exchange flashed oh the .'f'O fully unbuttoned hia shirt' pocket.' giM. ’ shall remain unidentified, report­ board overhead. Then came the tillin g out a long hlrlp of paper. We would let thejn save their own ed. "Haven't you heard? This la Hve mimbera. When hla slater ; he read it thoroughly, replaced It "raboosh'' ^ National Physical Fitness Week, answered, he told her where he was and buttoned the pocket. And' get ,th?lr parking all "for and the police aris doing their ex­ And what he wag doing. She asked BIRCH TREE SPRAYIHG ■'Between, 10:05 and 10:21,” he free." ercises by the numbers." him to describe It, and he did. Drying cjothDt "That's .fascinating." the aald. anmvered, tJwing hia eyes. ; Maybe we had better tell her j.t Now iis' the time to Mpfay your hirch trees to keep Counsel "s'di livid. "Your Hon­ "Yhiu can say that again." her is Daty todoy.ss was only an equipment test. brotSeV, replied. ’’Imagine,, aoms- or," he bellowed, "I demand to see Aware that, their indifference them healthy ana beautiful. It is also time for fruit and day weXwbn't have to have that that paper. Ko wiineas Is.aUokk'ed Has hurt them quite e lot, shade tree spraying:. Versatile Musicians thing neaV your mouth and the to read from notes and la only 'they now demand we start to dig Parentii and friends ih the audi­ -s'.- * ' other end oyer your ear.” , For'All Your iTree Problems Call , allowed to refresh htr memorj' If Into oiir bulging parking pot. ence St the ejetnehtary school, Then be ttmugnt he would have counsel agrees" rnttsic concert sV' Barnard Junior apme fun wiiti hia sister and add The judge looked at the witness. High School Wednesday , night his own imagination to.the ex­ CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. “ Show Oouniel the paper, please."- "Aw ay ■with both the psrklets" thought the members of the or­ hibit. \ / • The officer solemnly handed It la their ringing bettle cry. chestra wtra having trouble fol­ I "But you know, aW, people will i over.' 'T h li Is no time for bickering lowing the achediile, have to be mors careful when that Ml 3.7A9S The ■ color of counsel's face We are'out to do or die." Every time the choir got up to da.v comes. It’s . funny standing changed frbm red to purple to -sing, some of the musicians would here talking to"^you without hold­ white. He threw the paper back at shove what looked'like a new piece ing the telephone in my hand. But the officer, "N f further questions." "To*-heck wUh pojlce surveys" of music .'onto the music stand. sis, you will, have, to be m o r e There’s nothing the.y.cen ahow, Maybe they were goingaccom­ careful and not answer tne phone Juat dump them in the ash can pany the vocallsta? , In the, future while you’re h; your And go out and spend the "dough.” The choir, because of space limi­ bathro'be. It shqws up on tations. had to form in front of the viaidn screen here." orchestra. "Y ip !” his Bistel- yelled. so*s home hodtkfg ARMY and NAVY CLUB Juat listen to the "experts’’ ' Thgn tomebodj' spotted what She W AS wearing her bathroh Who ■with our nionay In their was going on In the ranks of the- oor way! 4dtb ANNIVERSARY DANCE "jeani," musicians. ' ' / Wish We'd Thought of It Can see a thriving Depot. Square That waan’t miialc going up on Every month, Pratt and Whitney Y ou get pretdium quality In all their pleasant dretfns. the stand. 'Hjiat comic books? release's a story concerning its em­ NAT BE ATTACKING MobilHeat with RT-98 .. - the TONIGHT ployes who have been awarded moat coifipletely fclteetir* fuel Xo Ghost Writer money for suggestions they makS DAVGbNa TO THE MUSIC OF The guest speaker at the Induc­ oil additive in use today. And 11 Give us those twenty extra sttlla which benefit the company. yeu get premium service. Au- li At a cost of fifty grand, tion of new members to the Ver- This month's release, reporting T O U R H a N E Hromatic deliveri'ta . . . > bal-' DUBALDO'S ORCHESTRA ' You did not have to earn the plsinch Chapter of the National winning suggestions for April, tells e anced payment plan aniLmany "dough’’ Honor=Society Wednesday waa Dr; of an Alrcrafter who won 1200 for E SURE...for a comFdtir# FREE Ifliptetion PUni-IC INVITED Which you have Irt -your hands. Pascalt-ascai Poe;roe, dean of Hillyer" ‘“ •V’’ Col-’" " ;: recommending that the "wrench- other extras designed to make DOXATIOX 31.60 PER COUPLE lege of the University of Hart-1 on the JT-4 ’A' aeries your Home by a Termite Control Export home heating reallv easy. ford. afterburner Nozzle Actuating Rod Su^rvised by Graduate Entomologists. When you give uk' what we want Dr. Poe opened hia remarks Ball End SpScer be relocated in There’ll b e ^ e thing left to'do, with, "I/Want you to know I had order to r6dode asaembly time by Mpbilheaf b;;!!^3 no help op this from any other And that's t^plead to Uncle Sam permltting/'the use of a standard Ih* doOII^OCftM mentor of the, family.” . EL. Ml 9-9240 / "So our dreama-gan all come true." wrench instead of A crow foot type, oddUhf Hta son, Pascal Poe Jr., is vice open Ahd wrench.'’ BLISS ho\ been Serving the Home C ^ er in p/esldent of the chapter, and waa .one of the four students who Conn, for'wer 7B Years. The ^Oldest and [ If you would ask me what I think Yon Just Ask spoke on the qualiflcallojis foj; j If North end biulnesa can iM Visitors in London, especially Largest PesK^ontrol Cbmponf in the East. W E GIVE ! saved, ^ ‘membership. those from distant lands, are real­ g Re e n s t a m p s ty catered to by a telephone serv- »• j I ’d say it's tough to carry on Tug-O-War Where .vou're neck deep i'es in use fpr the past nine How does a fish feel when It Is months. By daillng "'ASK” in grave, Pall Bearer being played at the end of a line? three different numbers, one rnay MORIARTY One Manchester man found out obtain Infdrtpatloh in both French and German, al^O on events of in­ More Business^oday | this week on Main St.-—there was no necessity for heading for some terest. ' BROTHERS "Good day to be/out watching | A Non. I i a ball game,” a i^ serb y said to ; fishing haven In the North woods. QjO^ntrol : a threesome s ta g in g in the door-; It all started when he walked OF BUSS exterminator COMRANV. Ine. Ml 3-M35 ; way of the l^nchester Optical j into a bakeiw', made hi* purchase, i Style Bar in/lhc State Theater paid his money, and left the store. 301*315 .ptn»«r St^ building, ^ n e qf the three, Lea Unfortunately,, the clerk had for­ Open I Christens^, answered, " It sure is, gotten to break the string when but -we/have been so busy, all she tied the package. All Day Sunday j aftemMn that it's a good thing She began "reeling in " just aS ce 'were all here.” The oth -. the customer was entering his car, PINE PHARMACY T.he Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY ' er Mvo Style Bar man with Lea and audqenly he found himself nO CBNTF.a ST. re Harold Davey and Andyj hanging onto his package for dear jndberg. life to keep it from being sna,tched / “This has been one 'of the bual- from hti urns. He. fought the line : eat, Saturdays that we have had clear across the sidewalk until the PUTTING IN A x i in months,” Christensen said. clerk suddenly found out what Was NEW LAWN? ^ • Call the Tool Shed for the right tool you' need. Earth Tiller j , Rollera CIRCLES RANCH Rakes Spreadere . ' X ■. ' ' , Wheel Barrow ‘ Seed Caeter EAST STREET— ANDOVER t * " and Remember Your iTult and Flowering Opening May 9 ' Trees should be fed and sprayed. We have earth au- era and both power and hand d vtr 200 ^ertt ^ troll ridinq. Etiq- aptiye.ra, liih and Wtitom ridinq kisom. Horsts bOordtd and sold. CMI MI 3-3810 or MI 4-0780 THE TOOL SHEB TEL. Ml 3-2937 Corner Spruce, and Maple NO NEED FOR... GOME TO McCOlWILLE’S FQR:- /HIGH HEATING RILLS

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- n C L IM B a b o a r d ... SEE WHY Suburbia T o d a y New ways to make Italiari'Dressings I t ’S t h e f i n e s t o f RIDINS ROTARIESI I THE MAGAZINE OF PLEASANT PLACES LETTERS E rn^ V. H eyn Editor-In-Chief Somewhere between Memphis' and no one can buy MOTO-MOWEir ! Maine, your March cover artist seems, ! P a u l H o f f m a n M a r io n L o w n d e s to have lost-her sense of direction I Every ii >« R O tO -R ID E Editors weatbervane T have seen indicates the ...so ea^ with this GOOD SEASONS MIX D e l m a r Lipp direction from which the wind comes. Managing Editor i Your weathervane is headed the Wrong way. Maybe her philosophy is- like that of the man who said he didn't care so X much where he had been as where he was SBga Of T4i« Station Wagon going. In any case, we hope the robins When you drove a staton wagon in 1899 weren’t fooM! Now—5 different dressings with Italian Mikt / only you had a whip and reins and one horse fur­ J. F. Apseyt Jr.. nished the power. We take you through the Towson, Maryland We hope so too, and wish to thank 1. The basic dressing: Italian Mix makes a sa< marvelous years that saw this quaint original voiT, gadic dressing. Garden herbs, flecks of onion grow into the roomy, powerful, all-purpose the many astute readers who pointed this »299” -X ana sweet red pepper blend their flavors into die Full Ons-Year Warranty conveyance that makes up one in every eight out to us. We can only blush, and claim golden smootnnw. A fresh dressing—in the true Nationwide Sarvica cars on the road today. to have been too b^itched by those Italian tradidon—its light texture geoAj coats,^ X robins and their promise to notice. never smothers, salad gyeeas. To make it, just add Own ml, vinegar and a litde water to i^ M ix . Malta Tha Most Of Your Pool (The water, or a sut»dtote liquid, is a cobdneotal We hear nothing but good comments secret. Makes a smoofoer blend!) fiasy directions Here are' poois-both formal, recUngular, from readers who enjoy looking over are on Ae Good Seasons envelt^.Takcs seconds. natural and free-form—and a bath house; how the section. We have yet to hear a single to plan and plant them, and rules to observe complaint about Suburbia Today, 2. Anchovy Dressing. Ptepuv basic dressing, sub­ to make this summer in the sun both safe Bob Paddock, stituting a 2-oz. can anchOvy fillets (with oil), ^ e ly and enjoyable for yourself and your family. Paddock Publications, chopped, for the wRtef. Just befOreiSnal sh a l^ g of 'Arlington Heights, Illinois dressmgadd 2 tablespoons m ted Parmesan c h e ^ . i Men love this b n j^ rm salads! Add toasted crou­ '%0 Mothar’a Back At Work I wish to make a critical comment on tons for aAimple Caesar salad—in seconds. “Suburbs Are Making History” in the Margaret Halmy, a working mother herself, March issue. As a subscriber to the 3. Piquant Slaw D r^Sing. Instead of water,'iise is eminently qualified to report on the more French edition of Realitis I fail to see either mayonnaise or four cream. Stir dressing into Fun to Run ... than six million other busy women who are what you are adding to human-knowl- chopped cabbage fo{.an unusually delicious slaw America’s working mothers. In addition to —colorful, full-flavo^, fuick. Safe to Operate writing, she operates a carpool, is promoting .edge by merely repeating, in your lead article, what thousands of Americans have a film, is vice president of the P.T.Am and is 4. Olive*Vermouth Dressing. To make this, just Sparkling with Luxury Features the proud chai^eur, confessor, and co'mforter already read. Unless you wish to limit substitute dry or ssYe« vermouth for the water. of three growiiig boys. yourself to the often-quoted“ twelVe-year- Just before final shakmg. add 2 tablespoons of Even if your lawn’s big as all outdoors, you can mow it quickly, old mentality,” you ought to do better. chopped olives—either the ripe or stufled-greeh. A Mrs. Ernest H. Wiener triumph on any tossed salad! easily and without strain with the fabulous Moto>Mower Roto-Ride. Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania It’s smartly styled, precision-engineered fo r finest. performance, Osborn’s OuMs To Lsisuro We appreciate Mrsi Wiener's interest. 5. Vinaigrette Dressing for marinating. Sub­ built to ’’take it” under rugged use. However, the world-wide impact of th^ stitute lemon juice for the vinegar. Last touch; add How much lawn? How many committees? American suburban migration, we f^ef, is 3 ^lespqons finely-chojpped pickle. Marinate and The Roto-Ride’s unique Roller Traction Drive provides a sure­ As much hr as many 'a s “work" for you, great news, and we felt it vital td brii^'^ chill cooked or caimed vegmbles in this tangy says cartoonist Pobert Osborn, in an exclusive footed grip, climbs 20“ grades with ease. Powered by a husky 4}^ this survey to the attention of the I,2pO,- dressing for several hours, ^ r y carrots, beets, as­ interview. And how much for Osborn? Work h.p. engine; Speeds: Forward, Reverse and Neutral. Short turning 000 Suburbia Today families who had paragus, beam, etc.) Serve on lettuce. A hearty, - i seems to work best for him, judging by his prepated-in-advance salad. radius, close trimming within inch. See the complete Moto- brilliant observa^ens.in The Exurbanites, The not read about It in the French^ition of U.4.-45,(i Mower line of rotary and reel-type power mowers today, » Decline Of,.The American Male, War Is No Realities fd/Tu/atton in the ■<,Q00.) , Creating your own fresh dressings is so easy when the base is a < Damn G ood,' Low Inside, and Osborn '*on Good S e ^ n s Mix—the blend of a condnenral chef Choose from Where may I obtain further information 7 MixeSj. You can vary each dressing to suit yourself and your salad! Leisure, I. on the plastic sheets mentioned in Jan- . uary\4|mnhoUse article? A golf club in whidn I am interested is considering glass- Psderioo Castsllon ;..'ihg in the club house porch but hesitates Many professional duties confine our cover i y because of the golf balls hitting the glass. artist and his family to the city, but they^ have The plastic may be the answer. the next best thing to suburban living, a . five- D. H. Whittemore im oB rr‘TOwn^HO” aOUM TtACnON MIVI aU K H AND HtAKI CONTCOl story brownstone so large that they can “enjoy Boston, Massachiuetts' F«»di powar to Iha Iradton drfva FuH 14' roNar providat wra- Mewar wn not mova forward anifl the space of the .country.” This month M f. Cas­ The plastic sheet is duPonfs weather- wMOthly, elHcianny Rka a motor footad IracHon. mokat MH-c8mbt cbiNh padql b dapronad. Rotooi- tellan expresses his affection for country life cor trommlnlon. - Ing aoty, halp« to laval lawn. Ing H oppRat braking ocHon. able "Mylar," obtained through George I. with this green, happy, suburban lawn, flour- Ball, Inc. of West Chicago, Illinois; Lord Miing with pets, children,'goodi neighbors, and ai'Bhdara n 'T H m o ia r Raid atfd Burnham of Irvington, New York; la W Fraptiad pi^jects. and Montgomery Ward, Chicago, $ 1 6 9 ’ * This smart cruet it $ 1 3 9 « available in the Suburbia Today is the best thing that Good Seasons Salad L e o n a r d S, D a v id o w ever happened to our local paper, l .note Dressing Kit. Or, use any Publisher that Suburbia really travels—I read letters ! screw-top jar for miiung. SUBURBIA TciDAY is distributed nationally with newmpers in selected from my home state (Massgehusetts) and suburban communities. Editorial offices at 60 East S6th St., New York 22, from California, where I am right now. N. Y. Advertising ioffices at 405 Park, Ave.. New York 22, N, Y. Busineu Mrs. Eugeiie Walter Jr. offices at 153 North Michigan Ave., ChicaRO 1, III. 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Qe s c s The station wagon. Yesterday. A 1903 model christened by John M. Studebaker himself. The station wagon. Tomorrow. MosY mobile motel—the "push-button camper."

The^ Saga of tne Station Wagon — X from riattllng h o rs e -d ra w n ancesto r Wa^on to the sleek descendants of 19S9 “■IT 7/ii/^ the ordinary passenger automobile has along any busy six-lane approach to the suburbs today none and wagon down to the stauon to pick up ar­ In the early part pf the century it was a plodding, During the twenties it became a bulky, shaky tioii model appeared, a Ford “Station Bus,” mounted V V been developed to an extent that admits of and see the myriads of “baggage wagons for all­ riving passengen,"with their Saratoga trunks and raiding “baggage” or “express” wagon—sometimes wpoden tx>x that looked as ungainly and as uncom­ on a Model A chassis. Only about five thousand were few important improvements, the baggage wagon for round country use^’ that are the.: booming, bustling. Gladstone bags, and drop them off at home or at their N^rsedrawn, sometimes mechanized—with leather cur- fortable as a delivery truck although by then it ivas produced; the price ivas $650.00 f.o.b. Detroit. In all-around country use is-still waiting to come into 1959 stars of the^'amomptive world —The Station hotel. This same young man, as we see it, went on to taiin that rolled down to protect the passengers. Op­ called an “estate wagon.” Strictly custom-built, it the thirties mass-production began, new functionti its own.’’ ' . % Wagon, in over sixty tb p ^ls and in almoiit three mil­ become a rich old man with magy horses taking many t i o n equipment included fenders, windshield, and earned this title as the fourth or fifth car in a stable were discovered and the term “station wagoti” be­ ^ This observation, made in 1914, may be the classic lion American garages MKf^w-ports. Soon, one out • people back and forth in “Depot Wagons.” I ^ m this / taii-li^t bracket. “Be s i ^ to mention them if you- of exclusive models carefully tended by the chauffeur. came firmly established, but even so, it still'accounted utterance of the TwentfMh Century. Now, of coqrM;^ of every five cars on the roM ^iU be a station wagon. “hay day” thehorse-draW original has admitted of a < want them,” said the ads. Mr. Studebaker, however, It was then used, most often, to ^nng week-md for less than 1% of all auto sales. A wooden body we see that this fellow could not have bera more in It has indeed “como into its own.” few minor improvements, as we shall soon tee.' Each /was making a' wagon even then that was called a guests and their gear from the station to the country was still its distinguishing featuio and it was still more error about the future of the automobile. But — what It all began, we suppose, when apme enterprising era had its ownjrequirements, and the station wagph, “station wagon," in keeping, with his. practice of houses of the rich. a plaything than a work horse, up to the''outbreak would he say about his prediction if he^ could d r ve young man went into the business o( teking lis in one form or anodier^ was there to fulfiU them. applying names that fit the vehicle’s use. X h s the twenties roared into history the first produc- of the Second World War. Continued on next page

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. I /9 /d Baggage'fVagon 1922 ford 1929 Ford 1940 Oldsmobile 1949 Plymouth , » * i •/ Suburbia Today, May 1 ^ 9 'Suburbia Today, May 1959 Tha 1959. WagdriS’-Hitched To A CoHihtued from p rid in g page ~ s .-f- ^•Little lias been chnmided about the role of the Nation wagon as valiant soldier, but we like to think o f it as a field smbulan^, courier, and trans* ^porter o f vital personnel and supplies. Like the play­ boy who threw away his taib and swizzle stick and went dowft to the nearest recruiting (rffice bn Decem­ ber eighth, the station yagon enlisted immediately and became an important, useful, and mature member o f the armed forces. Peace in America meant continued prosperity, a tremendous birth-rate, a honte-building boom, a surge f f O R D of millions o f people to the suburbs and the begin­ ‘ ;.iS'-'- 'ii ning of a new way of life marked by a casual

-i* ,■-, ^ 3«. approach, greater te^ re, and the do-it-yoursdf phi­ losophy. People needed^ a conveyance that had the comfort o f a sedan and'the utility and rooriiiness o f

V - , ■ a truck. The station wagon was it It was still not the - • .lb » . ' 'acme of comfort, it still rattled, and if still needed a ■■0..y . _- lot o f care that the average man could not devote to It The answer was provided by the Chrysler Corpo­ ration who mass-pnxluced the first all-metal model ?v«-. -■ ■ in 1949, and ushered in the present Era O f The ■BASf lO R IIAIWBI.«PI Station Wagon. ^ All-puipps« vBhlol* .. Today, the station wagon has become thc.*‘domes- •if ■< . ■ 'v3 ' tic staff” of almost three million American families. Mercury operates a plant solely for production of station wagon models, and Plymouth is. prepared to^ schedule up to 4S% of its production in station . wagons if die boom continues. And continue it should, since it would appear to answer the detiumds o f our way o f life in versatility, comfort, udlity, Imd beauty^ B t l i C K W: f H > N T I A C It may coat a couple o f hundred dollars more sedan, but its trade-in value is both higher and more staMe-and think what it can do! Iferrjs^ tru ly all­ purpose vehicle-for a carpool orxNtf^ ca rrier, ioi^ ' fatter in his business, to run m a fm in, for shoppirig, for hunting, fishing, carnpinftrips. On fam ily vaca­ tions it surpasses itse|frimd can now be fully equip­ ped for even tte.I($ngest vacations. "Station Wagon . [= / ^ SVv'-J- Living” is t^<(m m e o f a khoppit^-center road show Jj- :'vy- produt^diSy the Ford Motor Company and currendy t^ritfg the country. B 0 9 B I . Recognizing the increased use o f the station wagon Newest Mother's Day W t of the year! as a large car for large families. General Motors in , 195S intioduced a model with a tear end designed r ' T\ jiist for children-ttere is a magnetized car-game on' X - _ «* _____ ;a . . die back of the front scat, and the doors can only- New Qenerel Oectrfc Automatic Can Opener opene jfc be opened by someone up front—preferably a parent cane with a tic^ch off your ffliigerl through ^.cohttpl on the instrument panel. ^ .’■f' ' ■•ush-BuHon ^utuns Hwrw'so gift shwH use CvoT day of the year! ^ '• K • ■ The new O E C^n Opener whisks the top off any standard can. ■,(mt What next? An experimental rnodel design^ by" Bill Moss of Ann. A lter, Michigan hints at some of .in seconds! And it leaves a smooth, rounded rim ,.. no jagged edgc& O L p S M O B ItP S T U P B B A Iu m the infinite future possiMities. Called the "push-but­ OpwrcrtM only al; your control— none of this zipping the top eff ton camper,” it boasts a teat, a car-top tent, sliseping before you know what’s happening. Touch the start-stop bar—cut­ accommodations for four, an electric stove and re­ frigerator, a sink and shower with cold and- hot run­ ting starts. Lift your finger—cutting itops., - 1. PwN down lever. In one easy motion, ^2. Teivch start slop her cutting starts au­ ning water-all controlled hy pushing buttonf-and all you have can locked securdy in place for tomatically. L ift your finger—cutting stops, HoMa con socuraly fockod in place «t all times. No tipping, no operated without having to leave the car. I opening. And it will day locked. L ^ You have Complete control. - spill|fo food. And, a powerful magnet lidids th'e./td after cutting-^, The "Depot Wagon” has, iq d ^ , come a long way. - N Although it still meets the tim , chances are that it out of the food and away hrom your fingerk _ has come from home via the schotri to pidc up the The whtrie compact affair fo b ^ tifu lly styled for wall nuMuuing, l- £ i J BL.TMPUTH ! ? p i i ' # q t P children-and when it has called for father, it w ill go but optional countertop 1 ^ fae, also available. There’s 5} •{. feet to the supermarket for the week's groceries, to the of cord, too,'so you can reach most any outlet. lumber yard to pick up those two-by-fours, to the nursery for laurel bushes,, and then perfaiqM make this new e le ^ e con opener at your (foneral Electric dealer’s I" a stop at the nearest gasHitatioll or travel agency for now—he’ll give you an eye-

Pencil / ■ a m s BOvon TlaBM A s Muah Paper F you LIRE TO DRAW, America's 12 Most Graroniar school I Famous i^ is u want to test your art talent. Eric Ericson used to be a clerk in an auto paru We’d like to help you find out whether you dep'artment. Thanks to our training, he is now can be trained to M a succ^ful, money-mal^g' an art director at seven times the s a l ^ he was Reading artist. . \ making when he enrolled. Writing This offer is part of a program we began teii When Kathryn Gorsuch of M l Vernon, Golden Rule years ago. W e found that many men and women\ Ohio found out she was to have a baby — she A1 Psudser Jon Wbltooseb who could have become artists —and should \ left her filing job at an aircraft company and Growing have become artisu — never did. Most of them ^ studied art at home with us. By the time the Learning were unsure of their talent and had'Oo way of baby was seven months old, she went back to In a daae finding out whether it was worth developing. work for the same company . . . this time as a .. Others who were convinced thiey had ulent well-paid commercial artist. Rockin’ ' simply couldn’t get top notch professional art John Whitaker of Memphis was an airline RolUn* training withoOt leaving home or giving up clerk wjien he enrolled with us. Two years Hi Fi craae their jtms. later, he won a prize in a national cartooning A Plsus to SMtp OUsssu contest and was signed to do a daily comic sRip College We decidM to do something about this. We for a grou pof newspapers. Buddies decided to make it possible for anyone, any­ X^fltobto 78 Actions rude where, who likes to draw — and vh o has talent A great-grandmOther in Newark, Ohio decided worth developing — to get the training he needs to use her spare fime to Mudy painting. Re- Liquor to become an artist, -rakiilg time off from our , cently, she had hei‘.first local “ one-man’°show Army busy art careers, we p o b i^ w e extensive knowl- — where she sold tliijrtyTwo-water colors and Language crude e ^ e of art, the prproional know-how, and the -.five oil paintings. \ ^ priceless trade secrets which we, ourselves, were * Donald Kem — a coWboy from Miles City, . ' able to learn only through long and. successful ^ Montana — studied art with us. Now he paints Working Bess Stehl portraits, sells them for | 2 5 p each, and geu all . Saving r experience. W e illustrated this knowle<%e with 5,000 Bride and groom the business he can handle. ' , qiCcial drawings; then mganized it into a series atothor BoosOo FansUy*a Ino€ o f lessons covering every aspect o^drawing Children Elizabeth Merriss—busy New Vprk mother— and painting. . . lessons t u t anyone could take how adds to her family incomele by designing. ur CoUage r i ^ t in their own htnnes and in their spare Money boom gift wrappings and greeting card^'yandlilluv time. Finally—after years of teaching—we per­ trating tmilden's boolu. \ fected what is probaoly the most personal and In just four months Doris White o f Wauwa­ Christmas effective method ever develi^ied for criticizing tosa, Wis., has painted and sold $750 wOrth of Easter a undent’s drawing and paintings.^ paintings... all in her spare time! Mountain Idtes Austin : Our program Of art ti;aining is now w ell' knowh and respected aRdver America. During SmsA ie r Fatoosus Axttoto Tn loat Taa* Meetings the past ten years, yre have helped thousand To find Other men and women with ulent Hobbies o f people find success in art.t. Here are just a worth develjraing, we have created a special Leaves and rakes few: 12-page Art Talent Test. Thousands of people Dob Smith lives in New Orleans. Three formerly paid f l for this test. But now our years ago Don knew nothing about art — even School offers it free and w ill grade it free. Prestige People who reveal talent through this test « e WaU Street d o u b t^ he had talent. T o u y , he is an illus­ trator with a leading advertising agency in the eligible for professional training by the School Pain in head South — ana' has a future as big as he wants . . . right in their own homes.. [Ki to make it. I f you like to draw and want to know if you Doctors Father ok Th ree W toe N ew Osewsr _have taleiit worth developing— mail the cou­ Ulcen pon today. Th e test will he mailed to you Rest in bed psnac: Stanley Bowen—^ married man with three without con or obligation. children, unhappy'^in a "dead’end” job — be^ ^ n studying wiui us, evenings. Now he’s earn­ False teeth Hstaold Von I ing a much higher salary as an illustrator for Fiunosu Ajrtista SohoolaL Fatty a growing art studio. And his family sees a 8tad|o 4Bt, WaMpovC, Ooais. I Lots o f dough ’ reall/ happy, secure future ahead. I would like to find out whether I have art W ith our training, Wanda Pickulski o f Rex- ^talent wor^ developing. Please send me, •Hie Dog Rood oP Chanopfons. Fifty ford, N. Y., was able to give up her typing 'without obligation, your Famous Artists ^ So nutmiou8 ;top pf&feseJonal bieec^fB have chosen Ke official -ftxad at- "Your course hat been the different^ bettieen i M in (i r failure and success far me,’ i writes Robort I Address more-American Kehnet Oub cbg.ehows -than ail ^ Meetham of Ontario, Canada. }T v e emne Rovi aty_ Jjonc- ■ V ah 118.00 a week apprentice to where^l now other ctog tbodsoombired., . ^ !• own my own house, two cars, and hold stock Dobsusoo I County- -Sute.. (cx>eis a-f&n/pet^n^ more, buf repays you so richly^ ih dog ) ^ in two companies.’’ Suburbia Today, May 1959 ’ \\ There are many reasons for this broad movement. Money to supplement the family income is impoitant but there is \ nothing to show that it is the jnain incen­ ALBUM tive with this group, as it is with the two and a half million mothers of children under six who work. HEsrlrig figures are surprising in view Tof the take-home pay of roost work­ OF THE ing mothers. A woman whose children m o b t h i . \ are at sebobi does not always arrange for full-time help but she generally requires a holiie-worker or sitter for some part of the time she b away. That expense, plus the routine deductions for withholding tax, sodal security and insurance, take quite a bhe out of her pay check. A salary of $50.00 a week nets somewhere ■/I around $41.00; $75.00 a week yields about $61.00 and $100.00 a week leaves .* • about $80.00 a week in talHg^home pay. All sorts of jobs wanted Deduct from any of these figures the cost of apiM houatinid hdp, carfare, hmdi, l>ut preferably part-time extra dotbes and such, and it becomes "appuent that for her, work b not just a and close to home ^ marier pf nuking money. ' A musical kaleidoscope Why, then, does she do it? V" “I like fet^hig useful and important," of enchonting melodies!' says^one mother. ^It’s stipulating to meet Sparkling arrangements—new BY MARGARET HALMY and talk with people again about prob­ musical twbts by the versatile lems other than children and the house. David Carroll! 'Cuddle Up a I like g ^ n g a check. It’s the kind of Little Closer, Glow Worm, My T 7:45 A.M., Mondays, Wednesdays recognition, you never get just 4oing Sin, Yearning, Euphrates and and Fridays, Mariam McOlone housework." t « - seven other favorites! kisaesjier husbgnd James goodbye as he Says another, “I had a good education' AsA for^Stsrto S/t SOOOf UlMfOT in the family Volkswagen. She | .and was trained to be a nurse. I want to Physical culture—Mariam McGlone, mother of two, was a dancer by profession,now or MohturtI MG Iptti t l ^ fireshens her lipstick and stands by j uae that training now to make a place for conducts an exercise class in the. village hall for ISO women. ■ tf your Mtreury Uttht B | until the school bus picks up her two myself so that I can look ahead without NOW l ■ girls, Stacey and Jamie. A last word to j fear to the time when my Idiildren grow WtRCUKV WfCOHDS the housekeeper and she beads for the up and leave the house." “What will peopb in the neighbor­ village hall where she conducts a success­ And still another, “I've devoted myself hood say!" asks a suburban.^husband who ful exercise class for some ISO matrons. exclusively to my familjr and my com­ fetis he will hue Awe if iris wife works. She's home by fottr, in time to greet her | munity up to now. From here on 1 can A more pfogressiye view b taken by children at the door when they scramble divide my attention and be active and ■ many husbands who nssure the listener in from school. \ creative in my own bdialf.” that mothers have a perfect right to work Guide for Investors^ “I love it," says Mrs. McGlone. “And etuknino to work, for a mother, if they wbh, once the children are off to why not? I'm a dancer by profession. The | presents many problems. Not the ■school. However, further questioning byUERRauyNCH work I do keeps me fit and gives me great R often brings to light the fact that they least b the reaction of husbands. A few We publbh it once every quarter—a comprehensive satisfaction. And Tm home v^hen the are enthusiastic and feel work can be expect these mothers, as a kind\^f pay­ children need me.” ment for tiieir hibbands' indulgence, to survey filled with enough fact and information to make stimulating and provide an'Outlet for worthwhile reading for almost any investor. . . ' Mariam McOlone is one of three >md j energy and even irriutkm. Others see it keep house exactly as they did before! a half million married women with as a challenge to their status as the bread­ Thb last b hotly contested by the ladies, It begins with a thorough-going run-down on the cur­ youngsters over six who have returned to | winner even thoutii they nuke the major who, regardless of their reason for work­ rent investment situation—ranks two doxen different in­ Have ilaeobsen^^ will travel ing, argue that it b unrealistic and imma­ dustries in terms- of how attractive they appear as com­ CIT'S THB liafATB 84) work bn a full or part-time basis. contribution. ture for husbands to, think they can bold pared with the'genMal market outlook. "a job and give full tinu to the house. Then it takes a iSOO-word look at the husiness situa­ “That’s precisely.the point," complains And travel it does, smoother, tidier, easier than any detier can tell you about the other twenty-three reel tion as a whole—^focuses in turn on each of the major one irate mother, “we’re not the same. economic harometera Tike consumer speudihg, govern­ power mower you ever imagined. You tit tall in the or rotary modds—(priced firom S74.S0), that carry the We’ve moved to a new stage of family saddle, tiave to die neighbtns, put'tbe Esute in gear, first name in power mowers—JacobseiL development and our roles are different ment outlaysr or caftiUl expenditures, that seem to call and you’re off over the lawiu ^ Estatb 24 Facts: 24-in. cutting width, trimmer type, 3 iq> how that the diildren are not ctmipletely for special consideration in planning your investn^ts. ^ a n —that's living! behind you. That’s mow- Jacobsen i^Toniue engine. 6-blade r ^ Model 8A with dependent upon us." Finally, there^s a full page of recommendations—fifty ingl Smooth, wideband handsome and udiy not? The oonventioati “walk behind” handle, 2 wbed drive, gSSS.et. he first problem for a mother who or more selected stocks, claiMified hy investment type; design Estate 24 shear-cut reel mower set the Model 8B with full rollei| driVe, $37S,ee. Model O Riding wants to go back to work b to find together with the latest figures available on earnings arid Attachment as illustrated, I77.M. Electric starter, grass pattemfor the Jacobsen I^ttingGreens Mower.fa- Ta job she can Uke, There b the question dividends, prices and yields. ^ catcher, spQcer-acrator, and straight blade snow plow, ,v' of how much time to give. More hours For a clear-cut pietbre of just whitire American'busi-l mous as the finest preeitim inowing machine made, and extra. One-year Wammly. All JaoObaen power mowers aie X:. prefened on a big n s t i t ^ of America’s gtif courses. mean more money but leu tune for the neu stands arid where it seems to be going. .. fadiMy warranted against defects in material or construc- house and clhldrra. SOmehow she nvist You’ll have, more fun, ^>end less thne and have a tioci, for one year. For an objective analysb'of how leading industries, reconcib more money and even more companies, and stocks might faro-^Ssk for the current better looking lawn when you ride the Estate 24, If it nsniaaiK tsus saa tmwt. vwr loeti imonm smIw u creative satbfaction with the needs of her is more mower'than you may need, your Jacobsen' HaW is aw Y«Nm fisHaiiSw In n Mswan." Aha la CaaaSa. issue of our ‘'Guide for Investors.” There!s no charge for young and still parily dependent' family. your copy, of course. Jiut call, or write— . Most women .tegin by assigning prior­ ity to their family's n ee^ and selecting a Dspertsssnt BRS9' ' . , ■ job within those limitations — something 0 ) not far from home with hours that match «S| | A l J P the tinu when the children will be away M tir il L ynch, P itm i, F tiin tr Ik S n itb Im . designer, close to lume-^Ieahtte Lipman de-l Secretary, part-timer^lizabeth Wendel hves at school, even though part-tinw join Membtn New IWi Stdei Exebengs rmd d l otbsr Prinei^ Extbsngst. l a y signs sweaters in a studio in her spare room] her Jab, works hard and leaves early so she are considerably harder to get, partic*- 70 Pine Street, New Ybik ), N. Y. . while her children are at school., can get]home before her boys do. Tit thha-Tihi TritMar Tta T afti-ty WC Tla IMt-Vta MtSal n .Qraw Continued on page 23 Tsisphemst WHitchaU 4-1212 (jtH. M|l aaaaS S-Ma4a. ^^aa^af—^^^isatlaS. faa^araa CiMitaf filiiyi VMMMB diMi laatUaaSn-iaditattiac wcM va SadWa Un owe. ti Stah. Saltal lataqr awSa. JACOBSai MANUFACTURINO COMPANY* RACtNE,WWCOWMN Ogkn kt 112 CMst «Man.yMMIaaStHSJI. n-it.caWra"M>Ml»iO. Israel callhwaMih. fllSJO. tWmaVKlitlwUwa—tCSi»,iwU—Ali». * SWUWU—fli.lWnUfcTA 10 Suburbia Today, May 1959, Suburbia Today, May 1959 ' // )m ^ (AM&e/iA, VEGETABLES SAUC&PAINTED SPARERIBS 4 lbs. tpareribs, Co( ia scrvlag portioai 1 rop cstsap Vegetable] t contents.of^i pkg. fro m vege- Tonmtoes-^Place a tomato half, cut-side up, in center of cap lesion ioice taUes onto center of j l^in. squareof heavy»vy uotmumt ,6-in. square of heavy aluminum foil. Top with suggested 2 tabiespooas brown sngar ’ foil; break apart. Mui i Suggested ingredients. Bring ingredients. Briiig corners together and gently squeeze 1 taMespooa soy saace corners together and gently sQ tio^ foil together allow­ foil together, allowing slight openings for steam to es­ 1 taMespooa prepared horse-radlsbspiastard ing slight openings for steam to'escape. Set vqgetable cape. Set on grill 10 min., or until tonuto is just soft. 1 taMespooa grated onion packet on and check vegetables Ibc^tenderness after Sprinkle with seasoned saH just before serving. IVi teaspooBS salt Vi teaspoon Mack pepper 20 to 25 min. Of cooking. Continue to code longer if Spririkte over cut surface of each tomato half a mixture neemsary. Turn edges of foil back and serWsportions .Vi teaspoon oregano, marjoram, or thyme of I taUespoon chopped green pepper, Vi dove garlic, Vi teaspoon Tabasco directly from the foil packet. minced, Vi teaspoon sweet basil, and Vi teaspoon sea­ 1 dove garlic ' soned salt. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon shredded Par-. Wax Beans muted with Vi medtum-sused green pepper, . mesan cheese. 1. Partially roast meat in a 350*F oven about 30 min. cut in strips, V4 cup sliced greea odons with tops, V4 lb. S j^rii^ Vi teaspoon semoned salt over out surface of 2. Meanwhile, combine remaining ingredients in a sauce- fresh amstanonm, cut lengthwise th ro u ^ stenu and poii. Simmer over low hieat at least 10 min. Remove ca(». Sprinkle with a mixture of Vi teaspoon salt, Vi eachfoqiato half. Top with green pepper ring and sprinkle Chopped green onion (abqut 1 tablespoon per garlic. teaspoon freshly ground pepper, and V4 teaspoon pap­ 3. To Griff—Place ribs, meaty-side down, on grill. rika. Blend ih Vi dove garlk, minced, and top with 3 serving) over W faoe. Drizzle with ®**®*'*' style salad dressing Slowly grill about 3 in. from hot coals. Turn about every tablespoons butter or margarine. S min., brushing with barbecue sauce. Grill until meat " Sprinkle over cut surfacbn^each tomato h i ^ a mixture is deep brown and-crisp, about 23 min. 8 servings Peas mixed with Vi cup sliced green onions with tops, V4 of Vi teaspoon seasoned iM M ii teaspoon rosemary. Vi lb. fresh mmtarooms, cut lengthwise through stems and teaspoon on^poo, and Vi t e a s p ^ sweet, boafl. Drutzle caps. Sprinkle with a mbeture of 1 teaspoon celery seed^ with 1 tablespoon olive oD.^ BARBECUED^^S, HAWAIIAN^ Vi teaspoon sngar, Vi teaspoon salt, and Vi teaspoon freshly ground pepper. Top. with 3 tablespoons bu tte or Corn—Loosen husks frdhnkjears of garden-fres(i^rn. Pbur over ribs in a roasting pan k mUture of Vi cup aoy margarine. Do not remove but carefully )>ull down husks onb^ar cup rornstardi, and 3 tablespoons choppedx^ enough to’remove silk and blemkfaes. Dip into pail i foc.crystallized ginger. Let stand about 30 min., Cut Green Beans mixed with 1 medium-sized onkm, cut water; shake well and rewrap in husks. Let stand in pail . turning frequently. Roast and grill as directed in recipe 'in thin slices, Vi green pepper, cut in strips, Vi lb. fresh Of water about an hour until husks are soaked. Place on fisr.^auce-PainteihSfareribs. During grilling, brush fre- mnriirooms, cut lengthwise through stems and caps, Vi grill and roast, turning often, about IS min.Vqr until quemly^ith aihixtuteof V4 cup sugar, Vi cup pineapple teaspoon s ^ and V4 cup Italian-etyle salad dresring. com is tender. \ juke, tablespoons elder vinegar.

MELANIE DE PROET Food Editor / “7 One o f fCf\ . . - '* ' ' ^ 3 . BARBECUED CHICKEN-ON-A-SMT LAMB-ON-A-SnCK 3 farrious Remove spit from grill before building fire. Clean 2 1 Vi- 2 lbs. bondets lamb (leg), cat la l%-4a. cabM margarines is to 2>lb. broiler chickens, ready-to-cook weight. Rinse ’ V4 cup flady chopped oaioa ' -r-c ' f i 7’ - ,T 1 ■ ■ j -.V "I and dry with absorbent paper. Rub cavities of birds with % cap llady chopped greea pepper about 2 teaspoons salt. Skewer neck skin to back; tuck 3 tabiespooas olive oil wings against back. Carefully insert spit lengthwise 1 taMespooa lemoa Joke TiMis m@ iM]ir. through both birds. Be sure they are w ^ balanced on 1 taMespooa water the spit for even turning. Tie drumsticks to spit. Brush 1 teaspoowaalt chickens with Barbecue Sauce. Grill 8 in. from coak,. Vi teaspoon Mack pepper = turning frequently. Brush often with the sauce. (Hold a Vi teaspoon carry powder . . ' pan under the chickens while basting to catch any drip­ V i teaq woa parsley flakes y ^.©IFfW©[UJS . pings.) Grill until a drumstick twists out of joint easily, ROCK-LOBSTER TAILS N Vi teaspoon onfam powder about I hr. Serve with remaining sauce. 4 servings V4 teaspoon dry snmtard Frosca Sdatb African rock-lobster taOs H( teaspoon gronad oregano (allow 1 12-oa. tall for each person) m ' ‘J Fbrhaps you'll prefer 1. Muc together the onion and green pepper. Set aside. BARBECUE SAUCE Icapbatter SIVECT CNIUEO MMOiy 2 tabiespooas lemon Jnice 2. Blend together the dive oil, lemon juice, and water. This is Kraft’s best kpown margarine—fav«mte This sauce keeps well and may be stored in refrigerator Vi teaspoon salt . Set aside. . for years. Now the flavor haa been improved so it’s sweeter and frsahsr tasting than^ever before! for days before using. Heat before serving. Vi teaspoon black pc^er 3. Mix seasonings together. t cap (8-ps, can) toauito saacc .. Vi teaspoon paprika' 4. Coat bottom of a shallow dkh with about t table­ Maybe your Choice will be Vi cap chopped parsley ' : cap (6-os. can) toauto paste spoon of the dive oil marinade; cover with one-third of MIIMCIE MARGARINE Vi cap chopped oaioa 1. Thaw rock-lobster tails. Snip through and remove the onion mixture. Sprinkle one^third of the seasonings •RAND 1 clove garlic, cratbed ia a garlic press or aiinced thin shell on underside of each tail; remove vein. Hold­ over all. Cover with one-half of the lamb cubes. Drizzle This in K raft’s newest tiuurgarine. Lighter, more % cap flradypackod brown sagar ing tail in both hands, bend it towards khell side to crack, with one-half of renuiining marinade and layer with one- delicate—because it’s been “golden whipped.” cap elder vinegar or insert a skewer lengthwise through meat This keqn half of onion mixture and seasonings. Cover ivith re­ j Bach economical pound contains 6 sticks. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sance tail flat maining lamb cubes. Repeat layers of marinade, onion But you should also try Vi teaspoon Tabasco 2.iFor about 1 cup of sauce, heat remaining ingredients mixture, and seasonings. Cover and refrigerate at least 1 teaspoon salt together in a small saucepan. 8 hrs., or overnight ‘ KRAFT DElilXE MARGARINE Vi ledspooa Mack pepper - . 5.. When ready to grill, tluead three lamb cubes onto This ^fpreed is mostly m argarinii^but it has been Vi teaspoon celery salt ^ 3. To Griff—Place tails, shell-mde down, on grill about cks 4 in. or more from coals; brush with butter sauce; Grill each 6-in. skevKT and Imish'with niarinade. ’ flavor^ with the high-priced I t Brings Vi Maapaon dry aiastard j- - the rich taste of luxury to your aUel about 10 min.; or unitil shell is charred, brushing with 6.- Arrange skewers on igriU a l ^ t 3 in. from coals, turn­ ' Vi teaspoon cUll powder' ing often for even browning, tiaste frequently with man- , sauce occasibn^ly. Do not allow heat to become iiitense. C//ff0Syoc/ Combine all ingredients in a heavy sa'gcepan. Bring to Turn talk with tongs and continue grillingnbout 6 min., hade. Grilling periods ran ^ from 10 to 2o min.. Or imtil ! ' boiling, stirring until sugar is d i^ lv ed . Reduce heat, or until meat is completely white aiid'opaque. Serve with meat k tender and ridi brown in color. ^ J iotry af/thfB e/ cover, and sinuiier about 20 min. About cups sauce Icm an wedges and remaining butto' sauce. About 6 servings We’re sure you’ll agree each one is perfectly de* W h ip p licious. Only you can decide odiich you prefer. Chances'are, you’ll like all three so well you’ll awitdi back a ^ forth among'them! n Surburbla Today, May 1959 EUROPE? ^ ^ T T O W mOch LAWN «re we going to MOW?" Robert Osborn, the cartoonist, was at the Interna* tiopal Desipi Conference in Aspen, Colorado, when he asked this question. SEE I f SAVE Seven hundr^ successful arid very busy men heard him ask, and watched intently as he projected his Mower—right-on the iMORE.JtllORE. screen in front of them. Oribom wait diacuasing LEISURE in heartfelt words, illustrated with colored riitfes of forty-six of his fierce and poetic cartoons. *ile tells you," ak one critic pots it, "what h looks like to fed." “This is a discussion of Leisure. .. " he began. “Let us pursue for a few minutes (mainly in pictures) bow we got ourselves into the crush . . . and what h docs to us-and what, if anythhtg, we can do ajxmt it." V When he had finished, the ground swdi of response led finally'' LOFTHANSA to words and pictures being isiade into a book—“Osborn on Leoure”-Which two hundred thousand men and women, so far, have taken into theif’lives. These figures astonish Osborn. Travel Dividends “I th o u ^t a few thousand copies would sdl," he said, “but 1 wasn’t expecting anything like this." , He ex|fiait» it by pointing out that these are serious times. X. “And even if we’re not constantly aware of that," be says, “our psydies are. They remember every minute. FLY NONSTOP TO “No one can say how many days he is going to have. What he can count on is what he chooses, to do with therh. How he PARIS diooses is what makes the difference between a life and a rat race. Our psyches know that, of course, and the dioice . . . the ONLY S g Q 2 2 0 * V good choice. . . is what they’re looking for. And what my psyche is looking for in ’Leisure.’ " m V IO tN D t The CRUX of the mmter, as he says in the book, is “flow See Brussels, Amsterdem, London much LAWN are we going to MOW?" at NO EXTRA FARE! Since so many thousand people, are wondering how to. answer that one. Suburbia Today located Robert Osborn deep in Con­ necticut and asked for an interview. The Osborns and their two small boys live outside Salisbury on a hillside which they discovered one time when they were \ FLY NONSTOP TO skiing cross-country. To the west they look away over fields and woods to the Berkshires. The house is white timber and glass, FRANKFURT very mddem. but not startling; it scetm natural and content in ONLY its country fields. * 5 3 8 *® DIVIDEND: See Zurich, Geneva or London, ^ Paris,. Amsterdam or Hamburg, Copenhagen or Madrid at NO ARE WE GOING TO MOW? EXTRA FARE! Cartoonist Robert Osborn enlarges on his celebrated discussion of leisure X X a v ONE STOP TO ' Mr. Osborn and a dnirtly black q[ianiel were the only m cipb^' hall and kitchen, the. floor hbre is made of smooth- the security right there in themselves if they can and there was usually ironing left over. of the family at home when we called. You are in s t^ y Im­ cut gray stone with flecks of miciHp it, the same kind just live so they can get at it, “Buf you see,” he said, “she’s making a decision ROME pressed by the vigor of this man who has spoken up hw leisure. ! of stone that builds the walls outside; the main fur­ “WORK,” he said. “I think that’s the word we that works. I guess she’s having to learn how to ONLY $ 5 9 0 9 0 * He is dark and rangy and moves easily, as if he had iipnit a lot of nishings are a glass table by Mies with five comfort- want to explore. What WORKS? Look at the Calder simplify her life to meet that noon deadline. Fine. his time out-of-doors. able <:hairs set around it, and for decoration there is there. It works.” He pointed to a small head of Miro. S|ie can be on one committee'instead of three. And “Come in," he said. “1 have some coffee keeping hot fot us." F the play of light on plaster walls, pTiarmony of pro- “That works. Refreshes the eye all the time. If it had think of simpler meals to ciook, and simpler clothes o r a C h o ice o f 16 other-cities Thu was kindly done, considenng he certainly had his doubts, en route portions, and a view of sky.^Snd green branches a diamond embedded in it, if I’d had to slave ten to take cafe of. This choice of hers makes it happen about squandering a beautifui spring afternoon on an interview." through the big window-walL There is also a Calder years to get it, it wouldn’t work. But I was able to that Way. It works. Ahd she gets to the end of the DIVIDEND: “Come into the kitchm while I get |t, if you’d like to see the mobile suspended from the ceiling. It is clear that come by it with reasonable effort and it’s right for day with something more to show for. it than just a See Naples and Palermo at NO stove. It’s an Aga.” Tlieie was a wannt)i in his voice-as he said it is made of iron rods and paintpd metal discs, and our purpose. What you do, and what you get, ought list of jtobs ^m pleted.” EXTRA FARE! the word, as if be were spealdpg of a family pet; walking silently must weigh about twenty pounds, but what you seem to work—for,you.” ' He agreed that it took a certain amount of mod­ in his rope-soled shoes he led the way to t ^ kitchen.' *Fraai Na«MM-ltoaad THp Eeaaoaiy fare to see is a swoop of white plumage; now and then Pursuing the idea of what works, Mr. Osborn con­ esty as well as hard thought to make a sound decision “I take care of the Aga,” he o b se rr^ as he took a steaming the mobile stirs as though it felt the motion of the sidered the case of a young mother in a suburb near about what is going to work. That young woman in sk of coffee off the roomy Mack iron stove top. “It’s engineered earth in space (probably K does). Dayton. Ohio. She was twenty-eight years old, she Ohio, for instance, will never hear anyone admiring to make the. maximum use of fuel-only costs about forty dollara > I ‘i t ’s a hard thing to decide how much lawn to had three children, ant) it was her firm decisjon that her no-more-than-adequate housekeeping, but in place LUFTHANSA a yeRc.^to run. I give it a couple oi handfuls of coal every twelve CLI^J^O^ FR^E information 1 mow,” Mr. Osborn shook .his head. “Mow too much any housework that was Not done by twelve noon of the neighbors! compliments she will have comfort­ hours aV^ we havq'boiling water day and night ahd steidy heat lawn, work too late, -join too many worthy causes, was not going to be.done that day'. The rest of the able children and what Mr. Osborn calls an under­ to cook WWt" ^ LURHANSA KM lAN AIRLINES, D«pt S-i X get on too many boards, and you’ll mow yourself rime yras for lunch whh the children, for a nap if standing heart. ' 555 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N.Y. , The Aga glbt^d comfortably as much as to say that a serious fight over the horizon. I’ve bwn wondering .what she felt like it, for friends and walks and looking artist u as practical a mao as you can find. If he Weren’t, how He was interru'pted by a sound like tires crunching makes us take on so much, leave so little time idle in end listening. By her own account she “went pretty on gravel. , Send me FREE complete information on‘Travel DivideiKb." wquid he be able to handle his own nuiterials? , • ,.,-Y . . our lives, play ail the cards, drink all the martinis. hard” in those hours before noon, and of course she “Thope that’s Elodie, my wife.’’ he said. But then . We went back to the living room with the coffe^ Like the .NAME_____...... '■ , I------...... - Maybe it’s a feeling of insecurity. But people have cut eomers. and of course the front hall was scuffed ^ . Continued on page . 21 I STREET. CITY__ ■i....ZONE. .STATE. I MY TRAVEL AGENT as______!______^______j 14 Suburbia Today, May J9SS ' Suburbia Today; May 1959 15 Have you tried Build a stronger, this better way to clean richer l i f | ... I D E N T U R E S t WHSnMMETKIEVEIVfEa Whath New In Books, Movies i:r Records HARRISON MOH b John Farris’s ex- TNI NAKED JMAJA-Baied Ml }he ro­ on the other. The height of piano artistry. posfi of high school life. Thb b the stu- mance of the court painter Goya (An­ THE ABDUCTION FROM THE SERA­ PICTURE CREDITS dent’aeye view showing up some of the thony FraiKkMa) aiiid the' Duchess oi GLIO, Mozart’s lesser known opera, b l*COVt« AY nOHICO CAHIUON itwdequacies and putting, enoimous em- Alba (Ava Gardner), thb b a lavish spec­ seldom done because it demands excep­ phasb on football, petting and dbrupled tacle set in 18th-century Spain. Frequent ^ tional range, endurance and musical agil­ A-YOf NT.. OlOAC PHOTOS home life. (Rinehart, $3.93) shots of Goya’s paintings highlight the"' ity. However, thb colorful work with its > Ai*; S-OtAWINO SV HINCY MMTIN Best-seller Edwin Gilbert dnuiutizes film. The turbulent mob scenes are very Otrienlal flavor comes' to life thanks to lo-H-MOTos SY um sm n fi . the traiwformation from youthful rebel­ reaibtic. Sir Thomas Beecham and hb Choral lion to middle-sged conformity in hb WAEIOCK—The town of Warlock b con­ SocMty. (Angel) ^ 15-MAWINO Sr lOSIRT OtSOM latest novel, THE HOUROUSS. Green­ stantly molmled by outlaw cowboys. For operapbiies, Capitol has the last IS-lt-OtAWlNOS AY JOHN UIMB wich VAtege Bohemians become Green­ Fri^lened citizens hire a' famous gun­ word in an album of BORIS OODOUNOV. aO-DAAWINOS SY ItW wich, Corm., suburbanites: jmssioiMte man, Henry Fonda, as Marshall. Friend In Russian with an English libretto and Npw SAYtS ACNWAtn ideaU are p la c e d by-practical security Anthony (^ in n accompanies him. Peace starring Boris Christoff, there is no finer 29-OIAWlNOS AY lANIT 0*AMATO in thb giant saga. (Lippincotl, $4.93) reigns briefly, until the arrival of Dor­ recording of this available. A must! THE VAN CURURN UKSiNO by Abram othy Malone, ()uinn'’s ex-girl friend, who “First Lady of Song.” Ella Fitzgerald Ohasins and Vera Stiles gives the back­ falls for the deputy, Richard Widmark, on a new spinner (Decca) called FOR Dr. WEST’S Author Edwin Gilbert's latest book THE HOUR­ ground of the magic touched off by that an outlaw-tume^good. Top rate thriller SENTIMENTAL REASONS b*^ in her GLASS follows the lives o f Greenwich Villagers who young pianbt. Fame and fortune came' t » ^ last bullet. smoothest style. In songs like “Baby mSTA-CLEAf4* take to the suburbs. swiftly, but not without years of devo­ ALIAS JESSE JAMES—Screaming comedy. Doll," “Guilty” and “Becaute^of Rain," DENTURE CLEANSER tion to hb.art. Here b Cliburn before Insurance a'Bmt Bob Hope rides the Old her subtle rhythmic inflection, shines OVER 10,000 b e a u t i f u l p o o l s hb prize, hb Russian adventure, the'tijAer- West trying to livdke ttre $100,000 policy throujgh. • RemovM iticky film, tartar- BOOKS tape homecoming, and Cliburn’s present on the life of Jesse Jantes.-Posiijg aa,,an Also on Decca for modem progres­ forming mibatanco and odor- dilemma. (Doubleday, $4.00) outlaw, he joins the gang td-protect sives b the trombone artistry of Milt ' braading bactaria in /utf 3 to X ^R E are four books, in the merry Jesae’t life. In a surprise climax, JraSe’s . . 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You will meet Purkiss, Tony Randall and wins the case. the air. ^ N.WsAsr Dr., Chicago 6, IWhiois, soldier-politician, THE YOUNG CAESAR 4 2 7 1 Sir J a ^ r and the other refreshing club- A talent that can’t remain hidden very i •issTscuM a a* saSMrt a wm masii o>. by Rex Warner paints the Roman ruler APARJUITO is a deeply moving story haunting characters, and join in their zany long appears bit the disc, FREDDIE OAJA- as an arrogant, brilliant and ambitious of a Brahmin family in Northern In­ adventures. (Simon A Schuster, $3.30) BREU WITH MN TUCKER, BASS. Pianist man who sets hb heart on conquering dia. A sequel to FATHER PANCHAU, it B. M.. Atkinson, Jr. in WHAT DR. the world. 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These collector’s items contain Philharmonic Orchestra In a recent NAME ^ et iPlCABt PRMft THE NAKED MAJA, perale. recording of Mendelssohn and Haydn. « ..... - .....- Sonatas 2 and 3 on one and 4, 3 and 6 A o n K t n Tntttbydbdton.,. n t a u ______p ro vd in Aeapitai ci/niea • COUNTY 16 .Suburbia Today, May 1959 Suburbia Today, May 1959 17 * r.o.-:..! « - ;l V ■ v / BV JOHN BRIM ER Th» Natural Pool There ate few problems in the treatfmnt of natural pods, or free-form pods matle by bull-dozing an excavation of irregular riiape. Bring the lawn up to the ‘iMkch,’’ an area conuined by a concrete curb which will prevent s«id from spilling out on the lawn and the grass from encroaching on the ’’beach.” Use ' clean, fine sand for this area, six inches deep, to help prevent weeds and grass growing in it. On-tile deep side, set stones along the edge if they do^hd occur naturally, and plant ferns, iris and other / water-loving plants at the water’s edge with shrubbery and trees far enough behind so that the pool is nd \ shaded too lUuch. Shaded or flowing water is usually cdder than u^ter which U in a sunny, still pooI.'To keep water warm and prevent sediment and'dirt from enteripg.the pool, try to provide an alternative chan­ X nel for flowing water to use, except when pool water ip/changed. ' ^ The diving platform might be aii'eiitension.of the j The EMith House terrace if the house is near the pool. Or'the platform Can be built up in its own right as a pleasant spd Bath ho^iKM by the pool are a convenience for two for sunning and idling on warm summer days. Your reaspos. They save the bouse the wear and tear of pool is a decorative, endlessly diverting backgrounif wpti bare feet and dripping suits. And they provide a for chatting-and reading and picnicking and enjoying tidy spot for drying bathing suits. the out-of-doots generally, if you can plan a com­ The bath house can be double, as shown here, or fortable sitting area beside it. The flooring can be a single unit. It need not be roofed unless there is a leep planting away from the sides — flagstone or tile or pebbles, whatever can be con­ privacy problem from upstairs windows next door. * . . ^ veniently laid to make a flat surface where you can Laths or louvred roofs wiy usually take care of this Consider a bath house for corivenience/- set up tables and chairs and perhaps a grill and serv­ without the expense o(^ a complete roof. If • winter ing table. When you come out of the water, cooled storage space for teriace furniture is needed, consider and happy and a little hungry, and the next short step roofing the rooms and hanging doors to provide Be sparing but firm with rules and ftmces takes you to hot food and a cool drink in pleasant weather-tight accommodations. ^ _ company-that is making the most of your pool! Note in the sketch and plan how entrance baffles complete privacy.

■ ,•'*'** n ix EVERY INSECT / EASIEST WAY TO *:X THAT EVDt AmCES KIU'LAWN WEEDS End-a-WMI starts to work 0 ' ROSES The Of Your Pool iastiady. KBs roots, too. StipMacfcspothiiiMiw,tio You don’t have to be an expert to have a weed-bee lawn. End-o-Weed You don’t have to know what’s eat- \ takes the gueanrork and the work teg your roses. If It’s an insect, T h » <#leotluigular .Pool out of weeding. Does a safe, aure Bnd-o-Pest will kill it. I f it’s a fun­ dead-up Job on over 100 lawn weeds. 0 ^ gus disease—mildew, blackspot, Instead of a fence, you can use a plastic pool f.rf b li^ t—Rnd-o-Pest will stop k. The pool with straight sides and simjrie geometric lines is usually cheapest to build,. It integrates easily coyer, bo u ^ t the proper size to hook over your pool into the garden plan when placed next to thg terrace, w i^ it is not being used. It will supjmrt a child or with paving, as seen in the illustration, continuing adult who may accidentally fall into the pool and also catches leaves, dust, paper and other d6bris which End-o yoWeed outward about the pod. By setting the terrace and the pool a bit above garden levd, excavation coats may blow into the pool and foul it. are lowered; also, raised pools prevent most leaves For safety, place the pool where it can be super­ dandelions, from bloating in and k e ^ bathers from tnwking in vised from the house. For privacy, screen it from the grass clippings. Note that evergreen plantings about side street or neighbor’s gardens with tall plantings plantain, Rose Diist^ ^ 3 the pod’s retaining wall further minimize leaves and or a high board fence, perhaps louvred for ventila­ wild onions, d£bris which m i^ t blow in. No tall trees overhang tion, joining the open-to-the-sky dressing rooms. (See the water lo shade the pool, gnd offer a vantage sketch above.) And for peace of inind, set up a few o r Spray Me jalsiag, no awss, no siseteHa. creepini tiw fuMOt Eed-o-Uwt Rose Dus* One point for daredevil teenmge divers. essential rules and stick to them. As a starter: AvaMoMa two wayai Ready-to-uie b a « and tke esMsol Reas ft Oardae Sp nv ate 1) No one may swim alone. ■prajrec or oaer-aiixing ooocmtrate. ready to oae e n u faiataat'a notiee. The fence above may be oompletdy rolled up and 2) No horseplay-no caHing “Help!” No pushing, Msnnlsis Is p ^ p lm f* and ps«plt removed, if desired, as children grow up. Its purpo^ EASY TO USE No miziiw, no'Waauring with the andoeer CompletalV safe to use Just as often is to prevent toddlers from wandering unobserved no riioving. / i Bnd-o-VVMd Hoae Sprayer. Juat as needed, t Von’t bum imvas or llow- into the pod area and accidentally fifmbling into iit. • 3) Some responsible person must accompany each book to tbe hoae. It automatically 100 other eis. Mixed Just light for roses.' ' young guest (otherwise you will find yourself tied meters the riri>t amount for g quick , Light wire fencing of rx 2 *’ welded ^wire mesh is EASY TO USE to your pool during visiting hours.) kill of all broadleaf weeds. lawn weeds made relatively inconqtkuoua by painting it dtwp Goisalongway Juat pnrap the easy-'_____ reOn- ikrips, 4 ) Set certain hours when the neighbors arc able Rose Dust Onn or puah _ but­ green or black so that It melu into the shrulybery’s For larger areas, use Bnd-o-Weed ton on the handy Koas ft Garden shadows. Use aluminum paint wheie it muM cross welcome, afid certain other t in ^ when yO|or pool can Lawn W u td Killer, in quarts and deroeol wtray “bomb" and tbe job’s rose ohofers, be y d m alone. pints; a tbs. make a gallon of spray. done. Nothing else to buy. the field of vision toward the pod. OimKing roses NOW TN SUPERMARKETS leaflioppers or other vines may be traiUed on it, or it can be ' Depiending on your pool, and your feelings, you RIW IN S IP E Iim E T S left bare as you see it in the drawing. / ihay want to add to these rules, or work out others. AND MKirnr STORES. TOO and dozens Fsatured erith the, fkmoua 'Bndro- M l VMIETT STIRES. Til ’ PSd products for fait control of in­ Feafurad with the famous Bnd-o- ^ o f other sects in gardens, shrubs, lawns.. . . Wtod prodneta^tba Cast way to kill I By fAc mahen of every eraed in your lawn. rose ittseoti, NPPGPLDEN VIGORO i«s>«ws.iwe bd.sw. i!y tie aMAns ef T k a m fy M iin M ,la m m t m i VIGORO Cifphfg JlwcfftW toSl«nSsATsS»* 1 9 18 Suburbia Today, May 4959 Suburbia Today. May 1959 H o w MUCH LAWN ARE WE CX)lNdT0 MOW?

Continued from page IS “But I don’t mean to make a mue . ’y” V pHrCr/eBiK^ . ■ it w u quiet again; no car door doted, for taking it easy all the time. Some-, there was no itqp oo the walk. K^r. times, it is taking, it easy that w ill > O tbom looked disappointed. make your life work. But there ate ‘T h a t wasn’t the car at all,” |ie said. other times when you tnskc it work by *That waa. a jet w e heard.” going full steam ahead. I remember He knows his planes; in World War when I waa studying^ in. Europe, a trip II he was awarded the Legion of Merit I took to Sicily, walking sixteen m iln To the oil for his pictures and posters and book­ over those wonderful, antique roads to lets showing Navy recruits how no$ to Segfesta. And spending a whole after­ ^ m p m y fly. noon under an arbor in Spain, with a , “ I wish it had been Elodie,” he uud. bottle o f wine, talking, ta lto g , talking. ”We could have talked this over with There aire times when it works to pack her. That’s how I did the original draft life Tull to overflowing so you have to raahleii a it is a gfannorooa field for Magnatiie U laetnitlag hifhly paid. for ‘Leisure.’ Mostly we sat out at that cram it down. This is particularly true men or women. New talent needed. Fresh new art talent now beids soufht. table on the terrace and talked it out when you are young and as yet un­ To the grocer for three solid weeks-that’s how we used. But it’s not a case o f leisure, New talent needed for Commercial Art oo^ found out what should be said about and not a case o f pressing—it’s what is leisure.” \ going to work for you at the time.” Taleeistoa needs artista. Bath cartoon Adeevtlshac lajroata sra made in ad . Returning to the question be said, Young people, M r. Osborn finds, film requires hundreds o f drawings. agencies for ads appearing everywhere. % ”Thete’s likely to be trouble when are thinking hard about bow to make |\\ you try to stick to what ^ou think is their lives ^ rk . Without being self- going to work fo r you. It’s no t easy, conscious or pedantic, they are look­ especially when it means leaving out ing out on theit own lawns and plan­ some o f the things our friends take for ning their own mowing, not by what granted. Here’s a small everyday ex­ their neighbon are doing, but by what ample that will show you what I am is going to work for theni. talking about—a man we know went \ “They have,” he says, “ a good sense off to the mountains for a holiday with of reality.” . his family. The very first piom ing they Notice he says “ good,” not “ hard.” \ were there he ran into k friend, also Reality works. '^on a holiday. . So, how much lawn ate these young “ ^ o n d e r fu l you’re here,’ said the _going to mow? And how much are To f/ie real estate agent To your lawyer frieWi^.'Thereis a good crowd at the their fathers going to M w ? The man Inni ai^-'-pe’re getting up a tourna­ who asked the question in the first m en tlo t Saturday.’ place answers with another, “ What 4ow, h’s to u ^ in the fape o f a wofks?” And the only person who has xweUome to say, ‘But I can’t get the answer, M r. Osborn points out, is T p ^ e iito t i ^ W e’re here to be with the the Mower himself. garage man kids and talte it easy.’ A s we left we took a last look M T t goes against the grain to say this through the window-wall. The table on and see a friend’s face fall. But what’s the terrace was framed in a generous Art Talent Hunt extended to your area the alternative? Missing the holidayx square of green grass, closely mowed, you’d pEuined on, the one you really Beyond, the field flowers and hay, al- beginners in the field. Many-’ com­ want. Too much lawn to mow. ready ten inches high, waved sereiiely. mercial artista are now earning from $160 a week to over $50,000 a year. Some earn as much as ^,600 for a single illustration—think of that! 00 YOU UKB TO ORAW? I f you do, you may have the talent that’s needed for success in commercial art. Here's the first thing to do. Find out if you have the necessary talent. You can, X, now—without cost or obligation. X TAKB TAt.BJNT TBST AT BOMB., Free, / this Art Talent Test is being con­ To tho hardware tlerk To tho milkman / tributed by a well knosm art school 9 ; to help fill the nationwide and grow­ ing BMd for new artiate today. - - 11 8 XU TKATOR A simple test, yet it will t^w heth er ' ■ , . / • ’ '' you have natui^ talent. Tou take Your area is being included in the the test by yourself, then mail it bach. / . nationwide A rt Talent Hunt to heto ^ 0 . . . Generally K. Professional artists examine and fill the growing need for new a r t i^ grade it—and if your test shows V 1 *’ speaking, most of today—both men and women. talent, you get skilled counsel and Artists are needed in every branch guidance aboat a career in some os feel as If this of commercial art—advertising il- ■ branch of the art fiield. lustration and layout, poster work, Clip this coupon and> send today televisidn art, faidiion art, magasine for a m e copy of this Art Talent Test Is tho way we look and cover illustration, cartooning,' that has started so. mapy towards book illustration, greeting card! de­ profitable careers in art. to all of them sign, portraiture, suid other fields. I $10,000,000,000 is being spent this on the first of year for advertising alone—much of ART INSTRUCTION, INC., STUDIO SB-si that for art. Yon can see why new . SOO Sank «k St, MhUMWOls Mai. S tfdent is needed in the commercial thd month. art field today. Openings in art have Fleam tend me your Talent Test, wiOunU . ^ eoet or obligation,. increased alxwt 50% in the last five- V years, according to the head of a {kta*n nuMT) large employment agency. To the garbage man E ar Ninos ARB UP. W ithRscarcity o f Oct io aWaa To your creditors "George, I found our car—It wasn't stolen after alU" good trained artists today, men and •f*' women in commercial art are being’ e«»- 20 Suburbia Today, May 1959 . Suburbia Today, May 1959 21 paid more and more highly. Even

. t.„:. .V, X .i H..WEED0NE for men and women interested Mother’s Back At Work in teaching. Continued from page / / jAiD jobs come easiest, per- helps you have hafw, for mothers who ularly in the suburb#. Most home, and the other four days Phave a special talent to market a better lawn women shoot for the ideal I get back just about the time and are not involved with V 1 job to begin with-aomething they’ve finiahed with their other people’s schedules. One not far from home with hours aftm-school activities. They’re young woman, Jeanne Lip- that match the time the chil­ glad to see me and I'm de­ nuui is a designer of sweaters ANTZQtTE RfiFRODUCnON LEV-R4CATXO CAR OP3BNER KIRUTS VAR FIRE BUILDER SXART T-SHIRT dren are away at achool. lighted to see them. My hus­ who has managed to raise a band approves of the plan family and to keep on working Thif simple, comfortable M^pl is an exact It's electricl Plug it in, and it goes to work Crumple two sheets of newspaper and place And then there ii always T hb summer T- the question of illness. What wholeheartedly and* helps at the same time, turning out copy of the old ones in th e. well-known on cans of every shape and sixe. A magnetic it in the bottom of Minute Man, then add shirt for the dbtaff Spouter Tavern in Mystic Seaport, Connecti­ lid-lifter seizes the cut-out lid, and the motor the required amount of charcoal and light a ia the responaibility of a make h work. We’re all hap­ a aeries of succenful designs side o i the family pier and I think more inter­ from a “studio-* set up in a cut. Its rungs and legs are of oak, pegged shuts itself off as soon as its job is done. It match. In just a few minutes you will have comes in terry cloth woricing mother whose child and wedged imo the crescent-shaped seat of stands 10* high and weighs a stflid five white-hot charcoal completely ready for your W ii only moderately ill on a esting to each other because spare room of her bouse. Broad-lNvad and otiwr lawn weeds mar the with half-inch wide apparanoe of your lawn, crowd out desirable knotty pine. The height h ^6*' Width of pounds so you can set if down where you barbecue. Minute Man costs $1.49 postpaid- stripes of buoy red given school morning?- each member of the family In the same way another Drink the world-famous waters, taka lawn gratias, rob good grass plants of seat, 17*; base of seat, 25V&* by 14*. $16.50 please no attachments necessary. Lev-R- from L. and M. Company, Dept. S. T., Box or sailing blue pn Obstacles notwithCanding, likes what he is doing.” mother, Anne Orling, is able express charges collect. Mystic Seaport Matic b the name and at $19.95 it may be a 881, St. Loub, Mo. white. You will the soothing baths and thrM to a ingeni^ mothers, eager to nxuN MULL, mother of a to look after her family and needed nutrients. Xr' Stores, Inc., Mystic,-Conn. luxury but it is (crtainly also an everlasting love it for the now sonsa o f physical w sl b eing. get back to work, have met L girl fourteen and a boy to find outlets for her decorat­ convenience. At dq^artment stores, or post-, REW .SIZE WEATHERVARE beach, on the wa­ W rite R. E. hdcEachin, Gan. hdgr. the challenge in a variety of -twelve now teaches high- ing talents in her busy, ex­ paid from Iona Manufacturing Co., Man­ ter, or abound the interesting ways. Elizabeth school Engitsh although her panding suburban neighbor­ chester, CoruKoticut. house all summer. I HOT SPRINGS I Thb new smaller I NAHONAL P^RK. I Wendel has two boys, eleven earlier college training did not hood. At present she limits her size weathervane Cut with wide boat and twelve. She wanted a job prepare her for teaebing- Un­ clients to the number she can neckline and side I A R K A N S A S I EARQAROO'HID _ comes in the four as a secretary on a part-time der a remarkable grant by the handle in the few hours she universally popular slits. Sizes: small (8-10); medium basis, but when she ap­ Fund for the Advancement of has free. “Later on,” she says, As every parent kixtws, children naturally designs of rooster, proached the local employ­ Education Mrs. Brin, after “it will be a simple matter to delight in jumping on something soft and (12-14); large (16- 15.000 iYEM-WIITIIS? horse, anchor or ment agencies they asiur^ consultation" with Yeshiva branch out end take on more springy—usually the bed or sofa. Let than sailbt^. It b of 18). $355 plu 354 WEEDONE penetrates the weed, Idlls it roots postage. Add 154 yoo bet! her there simply wak not such University’s Graduate School work, afteri^ children have jump to their heart’s content on a Kanghfoo rust-proof alumi­ and a ll. Dandelion and other lawn weeds die postage for each additional item. The Tog a posiHon in the suburbs and of Education, was able to gone to cdilege and don’t need Kid designed specifically to take care of num construction . TV 1 from leaf lo p to root tip, yet WEEDONE'will Shop, Lester Square, Americus, Georgia. ^ HMT MS iMNh m iMT MW 9m4 1m f Sffl ready herself to launch her so much of my time.” the exuberance of children IS months with baked black IgiirsHM. MUM RATUtAL. Iww Soft. tM- pleasantly but firmly told her not injure 8iw lawn gross. BAB7 CAR BELT TMI SIW VSM s e w t ST WSTTISS teadurig career in six weeks! It » a testimonial to the in­ through 7 years, or up to 65 pounds in finish. The adjust­ turn mm v«ii it. mm vw* it was a waste of time to look. Here is an uncomplicated, 4ai)^t6 use d t weight. The canvas bed is 38* x 24* and able direction let­ Resolutely she made up a Int In qualifying for teaching jobs, genuity of wom«i to examine bell that is the answer to s4fe...d[riving with only 9* off the ground. .The frame b of ters are 3* high, the “TACH-R-TAHER” of every factory, every pub­ every’ case differs, but the the many kinds of work they young children. It allows th ^ a b y to stand, Alw^ aluminum with Mastic cord holding it arrow 1836* long and the overall height b Many housdiold tasks requiring the use lisher, every school, every usual procedure is something have found to do on a limited sit or lie down in comfortaml safety by fast­ to the bed, and the safety handlebar keeps 26*. AIw new b the clutdi cone base which of tack^ staples, tape or p u ^ pins can be newspaper, every advertising like this: first, you must be a or part-time basis. In'one busy vigorous action under control. $19.95 post­ SEU HOLUND BULBS ening an adjustablebeltat^nd the waist with can he attached to any roof-flat, pitched, simplified with this small precision tool TO TOUR nilINDt AND NIIOHRORS ] agency and every printer with- college graduate. Next, you at­ typical neighborhood of 1200 a dog-leash catch..The bell travels up and paid. Tbkay Products Co., 9140 N. Meadow­ horizontal, cupola or The rooster and which not only places tacks but reclaims Earn lib eral rwnmisilnns sslUng iii a fifteen-minute driving ra­ tend a lix-weeks summer ses­ families, the list of wdlrking down a second s ti^ that buckles over the seat lark Lane, Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin. fcctn OUT beautiful catalogue. We horse are $10.65; the andior and sailboat, them for subs^uent use. Among its appli- mall bulbe postpaid dlrecUy to you dius of her home. One by one, sion at a university associated mothers includes a dental hy­ back. The belt nera not be removed; it is not $955, all p o s^ id . 'Cape Cod Cuptfia Co., or to your customers, as you prefer. eations are papering shelves, posting notes she called,on them and told with the prograni of the Fund gienist, a free-lance copy­ in the tVay''^dien not in user It is made of North Dartmouth, Mass. and recipes, or fixing papers to drawing Tor detatla, w rite D e p t 145. strong b l ^ webbing and costs only $2.50 M. unu«,N.T. her story. Again and Again she for the Advancement of Edu­ writer, a home typist, saloi- By killing ^ g h tly weeds, roots and all, you > boards. It requires only a push of the h a ^ cation. At this time you are women for jewelry, plants and pcMtpaid/Harvest House, Inc., 1200 Niagara t o '“tack or take” and it stores its own explain^ she was a cracker- gira deiirablo lawn graties room to grow, R 3 2 ^ u ffalo 13, N. Y. “ammunition” in its magarine-handk. The jack secretary who could work granted a Provisional Certifi­ shrubs, cosmetics and freezer preserve valuable plant nutrients which weeds FM RT STUCULART AMBIYIOIIS HOUSEWIR cate and accepted for a ono- ‘ foods. There are school / tacks will easily penetrate wood, cork, fiber- INTinSTINC SPAM-TUSa OPCMINCa. limited houra but in thoae .rob tfu n the soil. Thb amazing nCw plant growth stimulant board or Unoleum, can be used again many Ismi $4« to $M hi • hours would do a good job. year Teaching. Internship. hunes, receptionists, teachers, COFFEE QRIRDER " y contains gibberellic acid thA makes plants times and leave'almost no vbible mark after FuMwi, eril.«laM iauS moomt eMSi . l i t The majority turned her down During this period you prac- swimming instructors, and a . Until you have ground your own coffee grow like Jack's beanstalk. It comes-in an they have been removed. The price incluites m a t UM W ler aMMMW. aw raw am S e n M. but several asked her back for tioe-teach half the time under painter who has found a com­ aerosol can and you simply spray it on the newlam emSm. W. am mto me at mr «- beans—just the ex'act amount needed- at a 100 tacks. $5.95 postpaid. Colorfix Import earn. WMK MOer. an interview and she got tier constant supervision and at­ mercial market for her wtirk. foliage of youy* favorite houseplanb—Afri­ time—you will never know that heavenly Co., 1409 Willow St, Minneapolb 3, Minn. THI lASm UM * COMPANY job. Another mother, formerly tend the graduate school two There is even a doctor who can violets, geraniunu, or ivy—and they will a » S. «WI> I t . gest v-Z. CWcme 6, H M t aroma or the true gourmet flavor of freshly a top fashion reporter, turn nights a week to complete the plans to inacticp full time ground coffee. The grinder is in white grow three times bigger, have larger blooms and greater yield. You can also use it bn the found a way to get back to the course necessary to qualify again when her children are enameled birchwood, daintily decorated with H IliP STO P fully as a teacher. During your colorful nosegays. It has - the traditional annuals in your garden or on your shrubs. job die left when her first child older. wrought iron Handle and a drawer that bolds A six-ounce can $r.2S postpaid. Walter was bom. internship you earn half of a Over the country, six mil- enough coffee for six cups. $8.95 postpaid. HITCHER OADUHT Drake, S-71, Drake Bldg., Colorado Springs, DEATH “I always wanted, to go beginning teacher’s salary and Ikm mothers are back at work, You'll have a heattMer, more beautiful lawn ^The Chside House, P.O. Box 8351, Ft. Colorado. D M T N I back,”^ said, “but not if it in addition receive $300 to­ and as one of them said, ”It's if you control lawn weeds the WEEDONE * This stainless steel "Servespoon" b just ward the cost of your tuition. easy — compared to the fuJI- way. I f a Ihe otip nsl 2,4-D weed killer, now Lauderdale, Fla. like having an extra hand in the kitchen. was going to be at the boys’ expense. My answer was a It might be n o t^ in passing ■ time job I had at honoe, whfle with 2,4,$-T iddod. With its sharp cutting edge it will chop food WEDDIRQ FRESERT HIGHWAY -r REVOLUTIORART H0]S four-day week. That way, I that there are still many open­ the children were growing or scrape pans; with its slotted center, it will SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL mix batters, whip eggs or drain vegetables; Thb 9* diameter Calder bowl is made of can have three full days at ings available under the grant u p . ^ WEEI8K is easy and economical to use- as a spatula it will turn eggs or remove Thb new hoe b a modern, highly practical verskm of pewter, SAFETY OftGANfZATfONS Nqoid tor tprayer, dry tor spreader applica­ cookies. $1.00 pdstpaid. Ace Products Co., called a “Swoe” called St^-W are. It has the soft luster of tion. Harmless to children and pats. Sold Chalfont, Bucks County, Pa. and it representt pewter but has no plating fo wear off and wherever fine garden products are available the greatest advance will not tarnish. Copied from a famous pew­ . . . stin at the w m lew price; 8-oz. eSn In soil cultivation ter original, it can be used for candies, fruib, $1.00, S-lb. bag $ 2.K . Lai)Nr sizes avail­ since the hoe. Thb noisy HITCHER LABELS flowers, or as an ornament. $8.80 postpaid. able. (Dry form Swoe, which has a i m Sturbridge Yankee Workshop, 25 Brimfield STOP' elightly higher Here , are persbnaiized identification labeb. 58* long canted Turnpike, S^rbridge, Mass. Printed in black on white gummed paper, handle, enables you w e a l o f /the Rockies.) each label b lettered with thq words, “From to work around INO COSTJ.T FATHER’S DAT PRESERTS the Kitchen of” anid your name. Tliey are ^ plants without in­ gilt-edge, IVii* long and come in your choice terfering with na­ WILD RIOE FARCAHE. ICIZ WATII WASyi Father's Day b in June, but early in June, of “Mixing Bowl” or ’^Stove” tlesiga. 500 jn ture’s own soil The ingredients for this pancake mix are No more leaking toilets! so it b wise to give a ttought to it now. a plastic box are $2.00 postpaid. Britee structure or the harvested by the Indians in the ruoote forest KORKY seuta fta^-with- A specialty of the Veiinont Country Store Bolind, Montrose 6, Calif. network of plant roots. I h e hollow-forged and lake regions of Northern Minnesota and out troubleaoaw guide annk is their Mijd Pipe Tobacco, a blend of ;rich cutting Uadq ground on three edges, raises ojr lift wirea. No need to Canada. They combine to produce a light, or figide the handle— importql and domestic tobaccos'and it b up the fine tilth essential for the maintenance golden cake with a buoyancy. E aty to inetelL Over two mil- woma. A half-pound tin b $1.65, plus 35f controlled at the germination stage. $9.50 buckwiwat u d wild rice. One-pound box. Uon in use. GET KORKY AT YOUR I kills wecjds^ roots and alll postage. The Original Vermont Country postpaid. Connoisseur. Garden 4; Home Co,, $1.00 poMpaid. Mille Lacs Maide Products PLUMBERS OR HARDWARE STORE , Store, Weston, Vemsont. 2815 Alaskan Way, SMttle 1, Wadi. Co., 308 Prince Stfeet, St. Paul, Minn. (w M ^I^O t^O R K Y . Box 431, Bur-j tm O m fn tom . Uu. , . (fimirty awiricwi CSwulcil P*M Ce.) A OUABRNrSI* TRbBUCt or SL jMsat, M*. • AlOUa, PA. • tIUM. c«w. LAVILII RUIIIR CO. CHICAOO Awcluw tM WMom irv fi|ly1itv4 22 Suburbia-Today, May 1959 Suburbia Today, May 1^59 23 kaeMawta a tmdmm fw Aicti, i m . " .-j : „ HERE'S EVERY PLANT NEEDS \ GROWTH

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1 NITROGEN for leaf growth, PHOSPHORUS for flowers, POTASH for strong stems, IRON for chlorophyll for­ SULFUR for protein forma­ protein, protoplasm and fruits and roots, for cell di^ vivid color and resistance mation and to prevent die- tion and odorous oils4hat chlorophyll, formation. vision and protoplasm. to disease. back, grow sturay plants. impart fragrance,^^vors.

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COPPER to prevent die- ZINC to aid in metabolism BORON for bud growth, for MAGNESIUM for blossom MANGANESE fw leaf res­ back, to aid in fruit set and and enzyme systems that la rm frxiit, stronger roots set, formation of chloro­ piration, oxidation within to help plants use nitrogen. involve other nutrients. and aid in calcium uptake. phyll tmd setting of seed. the plant and fast growth.

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/ / '^CALQUM for feeder roots, MOLYBDENUM for fruit ael. strenjrthening ceil walls and and for vigorous, normal translocation of sugars. development and maturity.

Vijiforo Complete Plant Foods added to your soil give plants everytl^g they need for healthy, vigorous growth. They’re aU plant food—^ho filler. And remember; Vigoro Plant Food formulas can’t be copied! Ask for Vigoro now at super­ -Gbidsn Vigeifo markets; too. Instant Vigoro •I SwW A C e m N iiy Ie M y, how grow w ith

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