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m y .' \ r ;• vn.7 7 .;T ■■:■ f : ^ V X ,k ;'. - f. ■:7 ;V H . '/ >■• • • 7-. ' • i.. PAGE TWENTY-POIJR . /, ■ iKaitflfjatfr Etteniiifi ^ , X - y Bloodmobile Visits^ Centef G o h g r ^ a ^ Church Tomorrow, 12:4 S to 3 :3 0 p. mi 7 ± The peWolf Art OuUd anndbncss sponsored by the Manchester Ro­ Thomas P. Bentley, 291 Center tary Club, its 80-man membership Bt.. will he initiated into Uis Con­ a food sals for Saturday at 9:30 Here Saturday Whist Party-He|d ^ "She* Repairing of^tht Bafttr Kind' Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather ' ' About Town necticut Pl Pel Chapter of Pi Tau a m. at Hals's store. Mra Ernest being the working committee ’fpr - .For the Week Ended Sigma, pational honorary mechani­ Bengston, chairman of the com­ . By Btt;cfcley PTA the drtVe;. . ' March*, 1957' Foreeaet of U. S. Weather Bufftiui Nancy C Wair, d«»hter ot Mt^ cal engineering fraternity, at the mittee. will be assisted by Mrs. El­ The Statewide goal this year-Is Onlverslty of, Connecticut tomor­ mer Weden, Mrs.' Walter' Baleh Mra.'-> John K irkha^ Won . the $400,()00, approximately 90. percent Light rain of enow tonight, Fri­ and Hra. John Wair Jr., hu been 'ofi.'whlch \^1 provide direct treat­ elactad preUdant ^ A^Pba row night; A . senior at UConn, he and Mra. Emeat Fitagerald, Pro­ gr.m(i prize at the. 'pro|mssive 12,469 day ending during afternoon. Low it a mechimlcal engineering major. ceeds will be for the art scholar­ ment, servicu to Cohnec.tlout peo­ Work Done WhUe You Wait or While Yon Shop tonight near 80. High. Friday in time at the Com- • Heavy duty zippers replaced. junior at Jackson. ' , \ muftity V. -will change to the East Mrs. Aaron Cook Of 862 E: Center Other prtzSxwlnners were Mrs.' tionsl TJrogranri bL.Mrvfc)e, educa- / Side ^creation Oentir for their St., recently played the leading Walter S t Johrt^Mr8. John Ter- tton and research. -X • *' (Classified .Advertising bn Page **) meuien. Mrs. Rkiph Belhiardo, I^ t year, the Easter .^al So- ..NOW AT 23 O A K ST. VOL. LXXVI, NO. . ^(TWENTY-FOUR PAGES-^rTWO SECTIONS) » MANCHESTER, CONN,* THUI^DAY, MARCH 7, 1957 ^ PRICE FIVE CENTS A War fllm will Jie shown to the meeting Friday at 8:30, ’t will- be role in "Of Thee I Sing;” presented \ an “ open;* meeting, and each by the Loomis Drama Club., , " Mi*a Frank , Pearson,NMrs. 'Irving ctety*',^rviBd 1,973 people Uwugh At Purnell Place Klwanis Club Thursday noon at-its Twomey, Mrs. 'George Lo f t u e, treatment centers. Cdmp meeting at the Country Qub. The JunlorMs asked to bring a friend, its four. Oak Street side of Purnell Parking about.his or her age.. Junior Super­ The C h u r n ’s Cystic , Fibrosis Mrs. Richard McCohvillex Mrs. HemIockb.And the homebound em­ him shows the »th ^ r m y in Association- of .Connecticut Inc. Donald Paine, Mrs.- J. P. I ^ a s , ployment j^gram .. Goal .Of the OPEN T,A. M. to 6 P. M. "N- Belgium. / visor Bessie Farria;-'*.-Durkin St., INCLUDING'MONDAY .urges all menders to attend. wlll’hbM its monthly meeting Sat- Mrs. John Manning, Mrs. Saihuel rehablUtatiommograrn is y> restore Probe T o ld urdaywt 8 p.m, in the parish house Pierson, Mrs. Robert Johnson, disabled p e r s ^ -to the greatest THURSDAY 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. Hooks K. Johnston Jr., son of Mrs. W. Ray mbhn, Church, 510 Wethersfield " Ave., Lisk, Mrs. Robert Midwood and vocational and ebonomic .useful- 395 Cooper W1 St., and Arth'tir R. High St., and her 8tster,Mia8 Olive Sheriff Got Meade Carroll of H art^d ,' are Hartfora. Mrs, Kenneth Morrison. ness; ... TInsz, s o i ^ Mrs. Susan..Tins*, 46 A social hour was held in the Foley hvae been named to the N-Hattlng' in Miami, Fla., guei^'of Mr.' and Mrs. Henry I. ^ker.^. school'cafeteria folW.Wlng the pro- ■■ V dean’a'llsl at Rensselaer Polytech­ ram.. Refreshments were served Bribe nic Institute for the first half- of Green Thun^rs $500 Members of the 50-W Clifb will fy Mrs. M. x°naid Vogt and her 4-H Hdmemaketjs■,\,i ,, th4 college year.. Johnston is a committee. M ^ William Bingham, Trashih'an stu^ring aeronautical meet Friday at .7:30 for rehearsal OUR MANCHESTER OmCE Washington, March .7 {/P) of their Jilay, following evening Hear Herbalist assisted by- m*i^e*'» of the library Start Scrapbook; Tel AvIV, Israek March 7 engineering; THnsz. a senior ,1s Jules Aloxandor Photo committee, MrvedAS general chair- —Two Portland (Or^) police atudying civil ehgineering. prayer at 7 pm^ Martlm Schlmniine month’s demonstra­ THURSDAY EVENINGS raided gambling house to Ik e T ry in g as a “plant useful for flavor, for tionally known, recently appeared tion waa given by Igrid Swanson liminary to completion of the: former Sheriff Terry D. Eisenhower The members of the Italjan-American Society will fragrance^ ^ orAM MwB medicinala«8 1 aImaI eatseteaA-ampurpose^” In New York.City at two Town Members of the ; Manchester d the next one will be made by FROM I^ffReli withdiwwal frotn that] Schrunk. A great many herbs are gro _ Esster Seal Comifiittee were natiied da Adamson. »rt of Egypt Scheduled for | meet tonight at 7 P. M. at the club house, Eldridge % Hall concerts. today by -Arnold Lawrence, gen­ Schrunk, now Democratic ma.vor from seeds but there are some that . Her repertoaire includes folk new part of ho’memaking will ...^omorrow,, ! of; Portland, called it "a frame” T o Prevent Set to Sign Strcrt, from which point they will proceed in a body should be bought as plants, when songs from England. France, Nor­ eral chairman, a.V preparations got be starting next week when the underway for the 24th annual i m to 9 P.M. and'promised to .say “a lot'' when to the Newkirit & Whitney Funeral Home, .318 Bum- starting an herb garden, and a way, Germany, Switzerland and groupNrill, begin sewing. Their he is calTed- later as a witness be­ pattern should be-planned and fol­ -Israel. campaign for funds to support the first preset will be making circu­ Gaza, March 7 (/P) -Thei aide Avenue, Eaaft Hartford, to pay final respects to Cdnnecticut Society-^ for Crippled fore the special Senate Rackets New S p ira l their late brother, Frank Triolo. *' lowed. ib obtain good results, Miss . Schlamme is appearing lar skirts, Hj"^«r the direettog of blue and white flag of the Investigating Committee, ^is ap­ R e so lu tio n good drainage and plenty of sun­ here. under the auspices of the Children and Adults. Mrs. George White. United Nations was raised pearance was set for this after; 7 shine are necessary, she said. American Jewish Congress. Tick­ ' Those: named- to head the drive ^x„WRshington, MarchY(/P)— By LEWIS GALNIOK PAUL CORRENTI, President which opens March 15, are; Mayor SHEARSON, tUMMILL A CO. over the Gaza Strip today, re­ noon, * Herbs are classified .In three ets may be purchased through James B. (Big Jim) Elkins, key President Eisenhower '<.?aid groups; Culinary, decorative and Mrs. Seymour Kaplan, 128 .Con­ Harold , A; Turkington, honorary placing the blue and white Washington, March 7 (iP)-— ,, Charge -- FOUNPED 190* ^ -Vvitnes.s thus far,, at the inquiry, today he is tiding to slow flowering. They are used for fla­ way Rd; . chairman; Robert E. Hathaway, flag of Israel. had testified that Clifford The House today passed and voring foods, drinks, and can be vice president of the Manchester \ 'Your MEMBERS N. Y. STOck RXCHANOE All but a small contingent of down (he ratfi of government sent to President Eisenhow­ Preinudptlona. ('Jimm.v) Bennett, a gambling as­ used grtfsn or dried. Thrust Co.,, treasurer; and Russell rsraelF'ioIdiers left Die I'fouMed sociate, had told hinv of paying spending in an effort toTceep er a resolution declaring tha During the social hour, Mrs. A. Wright, president of the Man­ 'Iieie 913 MAIN* STREET PHONES Ml 3-1671---S-8* IS Mediterranean coastal area before , Series of Recital s chester Rotary, general coordina­ dawn after 125 days of occupation., (500 to Schrunk to call off a raid. living coats from ri-shig still United States is willing ..to. Simmons served . herb canapes, \ Benpelt, when called to the stand, more. herb cheese, cake and asaame tor. PINE PHARMACY The rest were to complete th e. refused to answer' questions about fight if necessary to resist FOR FINE STEAKS and FOOD cookies. Slated by Studio In addition to being elected a 664 Center St,—Ml 6-9814N withdrawal later today. i Eisenhower also told a news con­ ^ommunist aggression in the With'drawal moves also got un-, Elkins' testimony, ference that his lingering cough State director of the Connecticut The policemep, Merlin Tiede- Frederic -E,. Werner, Paul Society for Crippled Children and der way in -the Sharm el Sheikh | jvbw ha.S developed into a. cold in Middle East. The roll c(U| vote Chetelat and-Doris Johnson of the Adults earlier this year, Lawrence area on the Gulf of Aqaba. Equip-: i mann and LowSll E. Amundson,, the head and that he is h ai^g dif-i was 350r,60. Center Thespiabs Werner Studio announce the first is serving as general chairman for meijt -and aupplies for the small I and Frank Daniels of Santa Mod- ficii|ty hearing. . . • Voting forsjthe resoIuUon\ w#r« in a series o'f .mid-season recitals the third year. This also marks garrison there were . loaded on | Ica, .Calif., said they sa. Bennett At the .same tim?, however. Ei­ 186 Democrats''and 164 Rejiubll- r(tmember... To Hear Balmer for Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the the sixth consecutive year that the ships and-started-pack to Israel. place a package or envelope be­ senhower said the cough w-h'ich has cans.. Against werls^ Dem^rata vestry of the Temple Beth Sholom. local Easter Seal sale is. being , v . The Israeli Army . said troops i side a telephone pole pear! Ben­ been bothe.-ing him for several and 27 Republicans.* nett's raided night club, and also The House acted by qujtlkly The monthly meeting of Center Twenty-five of the younger The *j.ww; coRR would be pulled oiit and adminls- j w-ecks is better. pupils ..of Werner, Chetelat and tratlOn of the area turned over i saw Schru'nk cross a street and Cotton. In l..eft Ear adopting the Senate version'Vof Thespians - will be held' this eve­ pick H up. the resolution which Eisenhower ning in the Robbins room at Cen­ Mrs. Johnson will be presented In M a n c m i s t i i i C o h h - to U.N. units tomorrow; j Elsenhower's voice was quite the recital. Among them are be­ No Major Incidents | Schrunk, who was in the hearing sought on an urgent* hasis t^S^o ter Church. Following a brief bualr husky art^d.he coughed a couple of- months ago. The Senate flnalB ginners 'this season.' Others have CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS 'The departure from Gaza of the i room at the time.- told. reporters time.s during the meeting with nesa meeting'led by Peter Brou­ victors in the Qctober-November/ when the gorn’mittee recessed for passed the bUl Tuesday nighty wer, president, a ayiihposlum bn been studying for a few years. newsmen. He had s piece of cotton 72-19. i Friends Snd all ipterested are GRKN^AM PS WITH CASH SALES Invasion went olT without a.ny ma- | lunch that he "never reoeivei, any­ in his left car; speech will be conducted by John jor incidents reported. Some shots | thing from.Mr. Bennett." He called The .measure -also gives ElSen-' Invited. FUEL Later, White House press Secre? Balmer, professor of speech at were heard in Gaza City during: It "a frame.” He said he was wil­ hpwer greater leeway in spending Hillyer College. TME PARKING the early/ 'mol-ning hourd, but the ; ling to submit to a lie detector tai-y Jame.s C. Hagerty announced, $200 million in . military-ecohornic RKSTAURANV a«d In charge of refreshments for Last Week to Volunteer cause of the firing was not Imme- test. that Eisenhower has "a slight in­ aid to the troubled area between the evening m Jean Adams and REAR OF OUR STORE dfalely known. I .Always Enforced Ijiw flammation 6t the Euastachian now and July 1. COCKTAIL. I.POHO* Penny^'.Rioht'e’r; _ Mrs. Katherine Bo'urn, secretary ■ CTTie withdrawing laraeli convoys ! Schrunk said ’’They may ruin -ttibc"--tn~the left The House,; which originally' Anyone intere8ted“ln any phase of the Jury committee, said this is OIL that ear that Eisenhower had the passed it W' admlhiitfatltm-re- werp protected by armored patrol I me politically, but they never will DINNERS From $2.2S of dramatics is in-vlted to attend. the lest week in which to volun­ carF'fis they crossed into Israel. > destroy what 1 stand for. There cotton plug. quested foftn Jan. 30 a 3^-61 teer for Superior Court jury duty. RANGE OIL Norwegian Soldiers-of the U.N. Hagerty said ■ ther inflgmination count, stamped final approval oil CH ILDR EN 'S DINNERS $1.25 for next year. Emergency Force (UNEF) set up (Continued on Page Ten) developed yestcrda.y and that the tWe resohitloh as modified by the Anyone interested in serving on a. sentrv '^st and barrier at 6 a. President was treated theh, and Senate only after a last-minute British Americans a jury should contact Mrs. Bourn New Spring BELTS m>vat the Israeli frontier, two again this morning by the ^hite flurry of pros and cons. at 128 Parker St., or the two other Afloat Again Before the Hotue convened EiX AT THE PIANO tnilea from House physician, Maj. Howard Schedule Dances Jury committee members, Mias northerii- end of the narrow strip. The U88- fk>nstlttiUon, second General Cited Snyder. senhower told his news conference EDDY REED m oHTLy Jennie Wind, 46 Foster St., and BOLAND Israeli border , guards sgaln .oldest U.S, warship, floats The piece of cotton In the the Middle East situation looks Many styles and colors in leather from which to Saturday night dances will Clarence Lupiea, 12 Bank St. manned thelrvowh^ sentry posts Pre.sldent’e eer had. been soaked, brighter but fresh deUlls must be Bootes 44A and 8,' Bolton, Conn., Mitchell 9-4448 resume this week at the British OIL COMPANY choose-Toui' choice of narrow and wide belts: alsa .wbick had -beem-ghkndoned afte£ -lAs Preiudicing Hagerty said, with X medication dealt with daily. American Club. patent leather. the Israeli push' IntOvGaza and the Boston. Maas.^. Famed as | J - C7 designed t.o cleai- up (he inflamma­ Now Ike’a Beapoiialhiiiqg Casey and his 4-plece band -will 369 CENTER ST. glfiki Bfesert. ''' X ^ “Old -IMnsIde*,^*^*^ S-nta6ted tion. House Democratic* Leader- Mc­ Under New Management—Formerly The Hillcrcst Restaurant frigate, built In 1799, was play this week. Tpny O’Bright will Tel. M l 3-6320 Throughout tlie atrip.x Israeli RIarine’s Trial Asked ..about reports that he Cormack (Mass) said it is now up play for thb Marbh.l6 St. Patrick's LAWN MOWERS . docked for inspection of to EissnhowerXo .carry out the ‘ OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY (UoBtlnued on Page Twenty-th>V«) 4, underwater timbers. might go to a warm, dry climate Middle E ast resolution. Dance. A buffet hineh will be 24-Hour Burner Service Parris Island, S. G.,' March 7 like Tucson, Arlz., in an effort to A Monday through Baturday. dinners served from 4:30— served at the second affair. SHARPENED $ to $ "It's his roaponaiblllty,’.’ McCor­ 1.00 1.98 (JF)—A brigadier general - today shake the cough and cold, Eiseti- mack said, adding; Reservations may be made by OVERHAULED I'or Nl^lit UiiriuT r\ir« hower noted that both Vice Pres­ Janet .Whitney (left) and Judith Brbverman .show pardonable prid¥ wh,en told of their Kltohsn epsn until midnight—gundsy 12 noon to 9 P. M. club members and their friends was accused of prejudicing the "The Democratic control'of-Qin- Hand and pAwer mowep; ident Nixon and- Secretary of schoiaktic honors a t MHS. (Herald photo by Pinto), 'N with the club steward. to the largest size ipadei CaU Ml 9-2429 or MI 8-4845 case of a Marine 'corporal charged ■ ' . ______L _ ' X .. ' 6.----- ^ gresB h u given to the country State Dulles are out of the coffn- and tp the free world leadership of WILLI with maltreating II recruits. try at this time. For that reason, an outstanding and courageotia na­ AND fGur Gore Flare Skirts ■X- The accusation was leveled- he. said,' it would , be rather awk­ inB ture . , . the free world leadership against Brig. Gen. Wallace XL ward for him to leave Washingtons Of an outstanding and courageous Green Jr., head of .the recruit As for federal spending end Named nature. . ... U t us hope the presi- A companion for your favorite sweaters and training command here, by the.de- prospects for cutting the admin- Boiififiou’s Garage In Ship Crash, Blast istratlpn's 371,800,000,000' budget dent, who is the sole repository of Formerly Gibson’s Garage blouses. Has the sheen of chino. Needs little or no fense in the special court-martial /rrwn n Old Positioii foreign affairs under odr form of Come to V of Cpl. William R. Walsh, a drill for theXacal year starting.July 1. 185 MAIN 8T.—MI 8-8034 ironing. Sizes “10 to 20. Colors: Beige, black. Eisenhower said he ,|ias Ordered a 'g!^rnm ent . . . will prooe«l af­ New (3aatle Del.. March 7 UP)—rwere ^lulled out of the water 'by Instructor from Lyndhurst. N, J. B e s t D l n S S t u d e n t s Premier firmatively with sound judgment The indictment against the 25- study to determine whether the and with courage." A violent midships explosion tore a host of small craft-, flahlnfc boats rate of government spending can A vioieiy u»*u r ,nd vessels from nearby refineries, year-old Walsh contains 24 sped-, Chairman Gordon (D-IH) of the fications of hazing and mistreat­ be reduced. He made that state­ Miss Janet Whitney today w-asrelected to the society in their soph- Dublin, -Ireland, Msu-ch 7 {/P— HALE’S • Navy tanker apart following a ,vhich rac l.tq the scene. ment after a reporter reminded Eamofi de Valera won control of House Foreign Affairs Ckimmittee Only $ a ment of recruits. named valedictorian of the Man-1 omore year. and Rep Vorys (Ohio), a senior PETERMAN 5 98 colUsion with; k freighter in the Rescue efforts were hampered him that the, oost ot living, as re-’ the Irish parliamerir today in a Delaware River early today. At by a sud.den' snow storm which Civilian defense attorney Feed Chester High School class of 1957.1 Both have been active in extra committee Republican, joined. In PLUMBING and HEATING for the jbetter fo 6 t^ , Shields of Mount Vernen, Va., as­ ported by “the government, still is in , r, J 1 curricular affairs during their dramatic political comeback. SPORTSM'EAR—SECOND FLOOR least 10 crew members of the lank-[blew up over the river at da-wn, on the rise. Miss Judith Broverman was named This means the ofd fighter—now sr Including the captain apd most: and fire broke out anew 6n the serted that Greene had exercised (ts salu'tatorlan. '; four years at JVTHS^lss Whitney (Continiied on Page Ten) iheUmakebeiter fashions! "command influence" in violation AVould Slow Spending Rate has been a member m girls sports 74 and nearly blind—will replace SAYS: GAS HEAT ofof’his his deck officers, were missing stern of the tanker which Jutted The announcement of the vale-: __ _ . Grandma out of the water nd burned fierce­ of the Uniform Code of Xtilitary Eisenhower'^aid at this point he dictorian and aaluUtorian was! John A. Costello as Ireland's prime ■ IS BRar FOB *57 • and feared dead. • Justice. ' knows of ho program In the budg­ minister after three years on the , .The captain of the freighter, the ly. Rescuers, said It was doubtful, et which should be abandoned, but made by Principal Edaon M Bailey: U’* ^ ^ aideline’a as opposition leader. BEST FOR A UFETntiO!; S.S. Kina II. reported severe that any of the crew members still Under Article 37 of the code, the at a special aiaembly this m orn-1 Pf th« Art exercisip of command influence is that slowing up the rate of spend­ iQg attended by 1,300 seniors, jun­ 'Service squad and of Sock ai}d His. Fianna Fail (Men of Des- Moses hours after the collision that all aboard who laurvived the blast ing might help to keep prices from Buskin in her sophomore antf . tiny) party already has nailed 23 memtera of his crew had been could be aliy.e; interpreted as an effprt by a sen­ iors and, sophomores.' Fj-eshmen Bulletins rare SCARFS ior officer to bring preasure op going up more.' . 'and Junior high school, students junior years. This year she is in, 'ikwn 71 Seats—with prospects- of accounted for. The tanker, the The 26 survivors who were the Current Affairs Clj(ib and- is gaining more—and four rebellious j from the AP Wires U.S.N.8. Mission Ssn Francisco, transferred to the Coast Guard subordinates in connection with a ' Eisenhower said the living cost heard the proceedings over the print coilr.t-martial. « ' situation )s being watched-care­ school's public a/Jdress ^nsUm. a cheer leader. , '. Sinn Felners said they are going to sank almost Immediately in jhal- cutter Zinnia and later to an Army ’ Mias Broverman ‘‘has been in boy^ll the Dail (Parltamifnt). New spring colors in all silk and silk blend. loW water near . .Pea Patch jetty tug were put ashore at New (jastfe. Shields asked the court Tor ‘'ap­ fully by the administration. He Bailey also' announced the names TRACT(>R PERILS TOTS ttree miles south of here. propriate relief" which could added that a cut in' the rate- qf of 50 other, seniors whq will grad­ girls sports and the Leaders Club Working Majority - None appeared seriously injured. for four years. She was a member Latest returns gave De Valera's Mystic, March 7 (A*)—*A d|4Tei*- Colorful prints in many designs. All have 54 Escape One of the survivors said the mean a change of,, venue or out- spending would serve to take Just uate . as honor students in June. 20-ton traotor-tratler tnsek dresses X right dismts.weeks on .'Equipment Fabric GLOVES major setback yesterday, but at blast, the force', of which was re­ ' (Continued on Page Ten) —Harold Bairton,. 29, third as­ the saipe time thevthey got a concea- ported as. Jar a'^vay as 30 miles. : tropical island off. Mexico's Pa­ (Continued on Page Ten) sistant engineer aboard tha Tel. MI 9 .9 4 0 4 or 9-3001 Chew members of a variety of cific CoUt, )AVh'eat farmers, in. Navy tanker Mlselon San Fran­ drought-alrlc'ken Northwest T e x u : cisco, sjink today in an early Install A. Clean •rte* „ * '^ e Senate, held 31-5 by .Repub­ small craft which took part in jjie 4 *Ai*‘*>a * Lovely new spring gloves in smart new licans, beat down the administra­ Initial rescue -effdVts said it -was now compialn they are getting too • -mpriUng collision in the Dela­ 7 ‘ Quiet, Efficient styles, in all white and. colorsr Short, tion and Democratlc-aponsored bill doubtful-, if ahy of the' tanker’s much moisture,. ware River, arrived home to­ to abolish the state;s system of Eli's Chosen Six—Jazz combo Old Auto Tags Yours day with minor Injuries. Barton medium antj long lengths. ' county government. (Continued on Page Nineteen) made up of elx Vale University told nenamen he waa in-the en- A w u c a n But from the Republicans came students- . denied visa for tour of gineroom when > his ship and A Cinderella exclusive! 1 7 ' the promise that all major admin­ South Africa.. Augusta, Maine, the ' freighter S. S. Etna ' ll istration Issues will be debated. principals’ furore over , public To Cheridh or Donate celltded'and the force oT the Quaintly charming Grandma|. 'Gov. Rlbicoff., who has sought BHtain Asks Delay transportation of parochial school coUislon knocked hltn down nnd children lays ground work for the abolition of county governnjient Hartford, March 7 (A>)—Hey, bruised n leg and ahn slightly. Moses prints for candy-crisp. ■ $ to $ ; p la a pemocrat. On Loan Payinents eonrt test of its legality and for . missioner John 3. .Tynan .fig­ 2.00 5 9 The action on the bill produced temporary peace between protag-, motorists! Connecticut's Gen­ ured the State would want the' , M18SION.ARY FREED cottons! Lc/i(: nostalgic jumper , ohiats. eral Assembly gracipusi^ gift-. ; . bl._ ones back. Figured the ■ London, March 7 IB—Peiping McCaWi -' -r this session’s first partisan U6or Washington, March 7 (dTi —Con­ i State Treasury-oould pick up dress with demure organdy fight. \ gress has ^ e n asked to approve White man who..hu publicly ed you Xdsterday/wilh those Radio-said today ’’the American $15,000' to $25,000 for- the lot. Mackensen” has been released blouse covered by pretty bodice . 3961 -- ’-Unfavorable Report p;q8tponement by Britain of up to advocated. integration of races - banged uji - old registration ‘ But all these organizations. The measure came to the Senate seven nnnual payments on billions tfcreatfneil and his car Is stoned , like the. VFW, the American from imprisonment in Communist with an unfavorable report , from of-dollars in loans from the Unit­ by angry crowd of white perapne plates you ;)ied on the family ' China. 'The broadcMt,apparently «nd moss-rose sldr(. Center: the ':r^ bus. Legion and so oi5, had made referred to the Rev, Pawl W. the Judlclap'x CSimmlttee headed by ed States. X' at BirTningham.’s Titrnlnal Station So their yours, now, pal. Do plans to collect them for them- Old Mill print gets a Directoire L S U t t d K f d Sen. Benjamin L. Barrlnger- (R- A -few hours after President . .Italian. film star Altda Valli -Mackensen, Lutheran misstoA. what you want writh them.' ’ selyes. ary, who was arrested on Atsrch New Milford). Eisenhower, sent the request, to Ca­ teatifles .Oianpiero Piccloni was A lot of organizations had i But'it looked llke-Tynan'S re- \waist and stream of pleats. Alljdie Hot Water «r Steam Boiler NBWI The "DutcA F^ALE’S FABRIC DEPARTMENT (MAIN f LOOR, REAR) ^ It was Barringer who promised pitol Hill yesterday,' the Canadian with her in Amalfi day WilmS i queat for the old plates, back 7. 1953 and sentenced to five Montesi disappeared from . Rome. been thinking Of collating years imprisonment, '^he mis- dresses wash iron-smooth. Rigftt: For The Ultimate In Boy** took for Spring! the Democrats their day In court government, announced, in Ottawa them and spiling them for, would upaet those plaAa. ' • . . CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF, LOVELY PAnERNSI , \ on all administration measures. it will allow Britain to defer pay­ Two special parliamentary elec-, Somebody dashed up to State - slonsry’s home was in A a l^ o re , w Home Heating ments (or a similar, period on a -Scrap. You might wrant to turn ' Md. crossHny-heart satiny-cotton sash . He said that it waa his commit­ tlone—one of them to fill seat Sir them over to them. ’ ‘ Ally. 'Gen. John J. Bracken— tee’s feeling, ss well as his-own, Canadian loan of 11,180,000,000. Aatiiony Eden held 33 yenra— the fellow who decides what’s pidts up a color in theCountry Scene print This is THE took... the dress 39’’ Washable “Blossom Touch’’ 39”, 65% Silk, 35% Viscose Yarns that administrattort-propoaala ^Involved in the Preeldent’a re­ Or you might want to treas­ legal and all. > - ^ 9,900 SULE HOP ' teats popularity o'f. Prime Minister ure them, since there was such Oaklaad. Calif., March 7 OP— •hould "not be locked In commlt- quest la a 1945 agreement under Macmillan’s Conservative P arty .. Ha- checked the law books)' All in sizes 3 tb€x, 7 to 14. \ ^ ,with^h hip fullness, topped which Britain undertook to repay a t,o-do over the darned things,' Several Air Force giant .BS8 jet ■kZ < « ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ taa, but ataould be brought out (or U, Adm. FellX' B, Stump u y s • -All the tups began'when the- and found Tynan was right. The.1 bomherfe of "Opendloa WUto 'byJiie so-shoft square cut\ NYLON CHIFFON /'SEIURNA'' Writs . discussion." ’ , , , its World War II. lend-Ieaae .debt anmber pf; iSoWet rabmarinea has platsA-beloaged to the State. and a multi-billion dollar postwar state started issuing new blue Theh somebody went tp'i Horae" psMMMd over this nnm .'{■ GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES bolero! Wondffful to make in '•* Only by sUch a policy, ha added, baan Increuing at rapid rate in plates, big enough to carry the ' somebody went to'the /OViy.todny on n non-stop fight i; can ths "right of debate, the right ioan in 60 annual .Inatallmenta te- General Asseitibly—ihat’^ the ..\' print for Eai^r,..so comp ~ of discussion be maintained." ginning Dec. 31, 1951, ,—■ p«ific. .i - word '■'Connecticut."' The old body tost makes the^kWs. o( some 9,(9,000'raUea from Oklnn- here whirr you .will find tht ' He exproised the hope that, all Britain, met oA schedule Its first -Attorney serving 20 days for ones 'said “ Ct.”» and nobody Sonxebpdy int'rOducM a .bill wm to Boswell. N. Ml Soekes- h 'yd. '- ’- ''' “ la^alativa eonunitteea—whicit arc Ttv* payments on principal and In- cou^ contiimpt god* ’•Ol hunget- knew what that meant. | to the law in thla paae and yes- nien at Trnvfs Air Bansb finest SMortmeht of ntw (ereat, but hut year it .ran into President fiaenhoWer ..holds haadkeriraief to his face u he atoike in Dedham, Mass., ja il,... It la tfia law thgt whSn Vou . terday„ this, b ill passed the State hesrever. , declined to f ^ llw 1 ' . For soft glamorouajlreaers in pink, equa, controUed Iw the GjOP—--grill fol- nmiber ptonps, or fim- toisn' Beinove this, advt- and ^ -prints in tdini! V: • ' '■''ll' financial dlMcuUlgs'19. tilt wake mufflea oou^ autaida'.'.theiWhite House March,#. The White OMnmunlst Qhlna aanonpeea it is pay your $8 for an autonfopila ■ Senate and tha House of Repre- ot h- light blue, yellow,’whet* aijd black. , Ban. ArOiur 1^ Haatoy (D-Naw of the Suax Canal closure. - House {fptd there etlil are no definite plane for the Preeident to jarge seals birth control 4!tgigtrnUon the sta,fe le(ida sentsttVBp. they CORR your exletlBg 'boObr for ^ov. Rlhii^ laid hs would CORNER MAIN OAK STREETS reljerisnee., Pr^iapt, -com- (0 to a warn, dry cUmato in a move to got rid of the Ungering jaagsaiBi to kesp its trsraendous you a pair of ((iatas. .. I- ^MdtBUOBk' ' ' (CantibwMt flTiH N ■TV, lailsr eontroL %MI, Motor Vshieiaa Com- ■ Mga the'MIL ' / ' o ■ ■ 1 k 7’‘i;Viy- 1 ■/: I- •/ V i : lr r ; W , : • I - . •Tr.\- •/ -I:- - - . I-/. '/■ 'h *• X ' ' I f ' i ff'-. 5-' r.i.pX,

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Har­ it. hearing haa chused \he postpone­ Soviet Blasts > 'FRESCRtPTION i ry Hammer is chairman of the Sixteen employes of United ment. ’ ' ‘ aftd the' American resident Valdln, Diplomats In Stockholm believe the poila’to.casf the'ir ballqis-r-And,’ Ramadeli.stated the purpoae of ers Scream with the assi.stancc of the ring--, PoIitiU^lXife committee. States Envelope Co., offered blood Fire. Atarm Rids Asked _ Sheinwold DU Bridge the Soviet, charge'iftay have s-i)ou- cast' away' many* old" stipersUtlons;' r EXPERIENCE i . the workshop is to kcquaint teach­ leaders of ;the so-called Estonian b)e . alghlflcance -pArt of a •crark’^ ers'. with ■ the philosophy of the ' 'Th4 Industrial Committee, meet­ donations 9t the recent visit of the Vernon Board, of SMucation IS Sweden for ^ it is not an easy process. 'Vlllkge ,.k By Otir Pharmacista Board of Education Tables ing Tuesday at 7:15 p.m., w'ill con­ Bloodmoblle, in addition to 24. lo­ advertising, for bids on a fire alarm National, Council.” Aft»u .'being down qn restless peoples- of the Women in India wo'men sU’li travel-as s. group to' Meaning theqry used In the teach­ trained aecretly for several mo'nthA siihjugstfid Baltic slates Of. Esloniar sider a cooperative, prbmotlon pro- cal residents, six Stafford Springs .ajvtem to be iiuUlled: ih -buufiliyf ITe polTilrTTieyn^pX'T^ n s a n isi si& swasnww i j ing’ of arithmetic. « • . - _ . , :..»3XV FALSE CARD KiMith deaWP - tp--. in Stockholm, the men-were turned 'Lithuania’ and Latvia, and’a coun­ ' The workshop will be conducted gnan- fb n t fio r eiHiiR^W td'IbCit resldepta. and |8 ;^»eTioiia tronr B « f Rockville 'ftlih lichobl. i - Spy Training t ' ..By R. 8ATAKOPAN . -separately. In .some place.* the'r^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ M Monsoni. Mass. -> .FOOL.S DECLARER vf. KoHIteHojrtli vuInrniMr v ; over to "a special crew of sairovs” ■ termove . to offset two' current 7 School Facilities Regulations by Miss Elizabeth Sylvesttr, edu­ liidpatry. Vlncefit A . -Choate, ' A new'alarm to Replace the old New Delhi, March 7l ./Pi -/- The' wonten have'thclrotyn poll.s staffed j - ^ . The put-of-towp donors were yt- By Alfred Sheinp'old- ' ‘1 . 'N O R T H . '■ BySA M D A w sO N ., <.. report u. ges«Ameri'?ah.s "to ahan- to, be smuggled into Sovlel terrl- Swedish' trial* of persons charged cational conaultan't for Ginn A Co., exMutlVe aecretarY-pf the Cham­ g;ohg\,type In that buUdl.hg was with •femlnc; election; officials. t ' ber, aald today, he fas^ors'such. a tempting to'replace blood given a ‘Tm vary'sorry,''- Mr.-Fox apol­ ;.f - ■ -4k K 6 t New • Yorjs, March 7 i9i-;^nyj^on the. false hope* that collective Stockholm..March .7 tjP] — The tory. ,.. ; with spying for Russia, ciirfeiif genersl election., perhaps Other old pi-ejudlces. ppr.sist. ' RockvUle.'March T Vi*4*« School; and realgnatlon of New Tork publishers. Who are requested by Fire Marshal John program to acquaint .^bple with Monaon child, fatally stricken with, ' an Americim taxp'qyer getting upl^ecurity point -are temporary;” Soviet Union' V * the spies were instructed by Sweden expelled, three Soviet j more than any other evbnt in .In- ___Many_ Hindu women feel the.v tvill'l. % -»• Yrfti<» Board of Bducation f o;^ep. frMhman E n «»8!j sponsoring the program in coop|era- ;F. AShe in November. After edn- ogized. " I -pulled the wrong the advantages Of living aHd Work­ leukemia. The chijd was a' patient aiddfahlesdebate. th4 Board, at its card.” '. ;. V., ■ M l* the cash for tpc yeap after .year;ov^^usineaRine; now'tcja;, thiit to- flf smuggling, spies into Rtisslfi In jj, organize groups of gang-’ Embassy offlcMls in _/opnecton j India’s history.'il« bring-1 bring ill fortune on fihel'r •families I x n ^ - .,1. ! teacher, both effective the end of tion with the 'School sdminlstra- ^ ♦ K Q J 7 4 Uat nl»ht tabled projioaed re^ula- iwhool year; ing in this area. Beabury L a ^ s la at ’Johnson Memorial Hospltfil in December meeting, agreed to ■ He did hia beat series of ■world crises'that call for tal-'j^vate U.S.'•ln^ tnient ovsr- with the'.pwediih spy charge^ ^ e jgjj. jndian women frorn seclualori i if. they inerttion tirt.ir’ husbands’ tibn. ' . Stafford Springs. W EST EAST cooperation'with U.S. intrillgende ; *terS,’ to "collect secret 1n- Soviet Union in .January^e.xpenqd a ppmiggi . . . names in public. The la-n; says , a tlQiu for-the.uae of achool faclli-[ prog:>api of atudle*-ftir the In- chalrmaiy \ comply. Ashe requested compliance to look contrite, billions of dollars to salve the pain • hc'hs n W t'*tal». 819 hiPpri In plant Miss Sylvester"’, received her Klotrn, Council to Meet Miss Win servlces. . Sweden .branded, the ; formation, • to set- up-, hide- The Merhberthip and Dues' Cofhi- by September of this year. but liohody' be- .M r. TM have turned to the old. hymn; ignU equijtmei t—InVoivlhg various charges qs’absurd. . ' outs on the Baltic I'lore where Education lia.s.helped mft-n.v Worn-1 womanhi husband; must be identl tlas, after debating the problem tegratiim of Grade 8 with the high bachelor’s, tiegree from Boston Kiowa Council. D of f*. will s A ' A 8 8 I , •'Hnw"How long,Inno- oh Lord N. ------j.,. n- ... ajgo 'nOte in Moscow, apparently .in retalla:^ That Interpret The foe mora thanh^f an'hour. { School for* the. next echooi year. mittee, W'ith ;. Nat' Scbwedel afi ' AUmnaettm Offered iidVed him. ' . -J decrees of .risk, T..ey Russia .delivered a note'to the” other spies smuggled' into the .m of the upper classes enter p u b -: fled, before she can; be giveii a hair University and her master’s, degree chairman, will meet a t '7:80 pirn.. meet in'Red Men’s hail at 8 p.m. OKI* An answer collies today .frtHji Hod. lXp^'**ra. Some were active In the (lot. In the 19.52 general election.*!. Wishes Of Tiiie Family. A 19-item agenda preraed ; the The program fncliidee 8 course in from the University of Maine. She A 'SUmnastics Course trill be of­ ';Mlss Win open­ " ^ Vtliat, this trend continues, e.spe(,.' l- Swedish Foreign Office y^terday U.S,S.R.'could purup.” . . z . Thursday to plan: for refcruitmeht tdiporrow., fered. to .local women starting I ed .the queen of « J f I I I cRigen 8 blue ribbon foreign hid’ iy m nations that keep that risk claiming the Soviets have eaiight' . “Phe broadcast claimed .that „ Inman; independence „ movement. { many women decided they wotild Bbard into deferring diaeussion on induatriai arts. A Junior;-High is a former, teacher and has done N Painting, of the Month . advisory committee in it^ report . .Hiniiniim •everal other queAions. ' School band, cbmpoeed.of pupils of about 80 prospective Cljembar April 1 at . Northeast, School, AJ- spades from ' the a » .j, 14 of the alleged spies, tried them .Swedish and-U.S. Intelligence agen- A new synthctlC’flber, tacryi. the Som c^avc become ambassadors, ' ra'Iher-,not vote than, speak their ; educational consiiltant work in sev­ members. The additional rhember- ' Thy Tolland County Art Aasn. Mr. Fos rn oL ’TM to President Eisenhower.-’ .; . ^ exampie; 'the Canadian first developed in S#eden, consist.s ' cabinet htjnistera and-members of . husband's names publicly.' This JOHNS; BURKE it was agrbed that' achool build- from Grades 8 and 9, will be eral stetes. She has been with the derman John Gill, chairman of the West hand, and and ..given, them tinfliscltised cics have been-■'’In contact” ' for ships, if secured, will Increase the 'Tuesda.'t'night chose ah oil paint, Recreation Board, has announced. the defenders quickly rattled off 4k n 7 4 ^ Wnt <>f Rtr.tlsUcs rcports that tences, Pravda, IzveaUa, and the ; sevdrai years in connection with of coke. dir. and water, Joined by ! parliam entK’ ' '*fne the election offU'er* have been fUNERALHOME lugs ahould be rented only to non- 'formed. jGlasa periods be 80 New York publishers for 10 years. ing by Mrit. Winona McLeod, Cov­ . F A Q I I 5 M W t organizations and at no minutes' long — ..... with 5^ minutes ^ifi- Chamber budget by about S6.000. The course wUl be conducted by three tricks in that suit.. A hv^'RelliBmW ? million Mo.scow ‘Radio publicized the esse 'spy smuggling. . electricitv and made, into a fiber , But it- is the election — ending | Ordered not to press U>e woman Part of the workshop will be The present b\i(lget Is slightly entry, “ month'V ♦ K Q in.a memum of hot paraffin oil: At March 14 — Oval seems to have ; tor her hu.sband's name but to g e l , TEL. MI 3-6868 '\. chargo, but. a final decision waa lowed^or passing. When change of Mrs. Marjorie^mith; Miincheater, shift to diamonds^ then put dummy, IIS . a ic T ?hairm?n ™ dollarb-fi-om (he U.S. flowed north extensively...... today. ' The'Swedish Foreign Office said 87 EAST OF-NTEB ST- spent by the teachers In making above 816,000. .• - Mrs. McLeod’S '’’Coventry. Lan.d, ♦ A 6 I , falls of its own first, it-will be used for blankets, j the potential forNioing the most it from someone else, usually a -not reached. ds devices'and aids suitable for class­ and will iii^ d e many new fea­ iiy w||th the, ace of diamonds. •• govenfflient to tn’ to cut its spend- , t , The broadcast claimed this wa.s ; the Sovior Charge AMBULANCE SERVlCfc, Choate said alt committee meet­ scape,” depleting the left winter ’ Declarer liaturally led the low ■ We»l XoHh Bast What happened: ; ahauvdrty;" It adadded that Sweden .sleepipg bags, slid .sim ilar, pro- to break rfilwn the Itaditinos that poll watcher of one of the candi­ Tba Board heard a brief talk by Will last SO minutes.' PUpIla must room use in' motivation, mainte­ tures. G fll^ld . .mg both here and abroad. It’s^businesiuncn » opinion^ that ings will adjourn si 9:30 p.m. .mow, will be exhibited at the FMrthey information can be ob­ trump from, dummy/and Mri Fox pass t A F»»* ’ The alleged spies were recniited ( ‘^^ n d s far from an;^ sort. ducts. ' I have kept Indian Wortvoh in veil.* dates. , , . Bmcat Weeki, principal of Ver- eat lunch in the school cafeteria nance and corrective work W'ith Rockville Public Library for' the ' And it says-greater Stress should i prlvate,,induStry could do.a lot of noti Baementary School, on the Assn, qt 11 a.m. Monday in St. tained .ft-om Mias Ann Marley or play^ .the king i^trumps! Phils ,4 V - P«»« or at home. They will not be al- groups and individuals. Another remainder of this month. he put on encouraging more nor-! the foreigi aid.,- ;ob—given the work of supervising principals of towed to eat in restaurants. John’s Episcopal Church. The Mrs. Richard Tucker. South aasumefi^this was a. sin- PMi m ai commercial trade between na-i'riRhUnvcstment climate - period will .show hoW teachers can meeting, which was requested, by Elected Advocate ./ ■ ■ . ___ _ gletoit king. .If so, it was clear Opening lead— R Q the elementary schools. Advertising for bids'on school make • arithmetic meaningful to tions—and especially on increasing: ; Benwick Lewis, principal of bus Contract beginniqg In Septem­ the association,' will acquaibt George poison has been elected . VerAon and Talcottvllfe ncMa that West hqd started \sith 10-7- private Itrvestment overseas as far _ 1^ children. membem 'w'lth the work of the advocate of Our Lady of Fatima 4-2 of trumps. The only way to f . - Northeaat School, and C. Arthur ber,. Bids are due March .25 at 2 'items are handled through The and both opponents paoK What do Mattson, principal of Maple ■. 8t. p.m. ■' ' , Invitations to attend the sessions,cham“ber and Us effect on the Council. K of C. to fill the unex- Herald’s Rockville Bureau, \ W. avoid the loss of a trump trlckj, Snt^orVans F'eWf/lS LuSt ISlgllt \ have l>een extended tp. members of I churches- bhurch membership in you do next?' ._ SAooI, added comments. . . Rejected was a request fb; main- plred term Of Allen E. List ^ o Main 8t., telephone TRemont South decided, was to. lead a smalT Trvo .More Problem* , J' —— — the Board of Elducsttqn and offl- Chamber is welcome, Choate Answer: Bid two no-trump. This Weeks said the primarjTpurpose tenahee by a student attending .s has moved to Wethersfield. / 5-S186. trump, from the South hand and This in turn, however, raises tw o ' THE .ASSOCI.ATED PRE,S8 cere of the parent-teacher groups. said, - -but will not be abllcited. Hospital Notes. finesse dummy's nine. / rebid shows balanced dlltribiition, of the school principal is to im­ state technics] school in another stoppers in the unbid suits, and more problems bothering business- Holl.vwood William Cameron prove instruction in the schools. ‘Operation Biiy-App«d’ Choate reported that the Cham­ Admitted yeste.aay: Mrs. Ger­ Finesse Not-Profitable 1 Menzies, 60,- movie .director s J town. The Board felt U would be slightly more than a'.-minimum The promotion of better under­ at lemit a -lozen Rockvllle^irms ber plans to publish a brochure bn trude Milne, 1’42. Union St.; Mrs. South therefore took the ace of opening, the door to tnnum'ecable YW CA to Sponsor opening bid. Increasing-—foreign trade often ■ fum art director who 1q 1928 won standing In the classroom and in will be represented at a merchdqta’' liVduitrlBl sitei BVBttabie in this Alma Lee 'Thonipsonvllle: Allen trumps and finessed dummy’s nine .firings opposition from American the Academy of Motion Picture revests if it granted this one. (Copyright 1967, General Fea­ the home is of utmost importance, aymond E. Ramsdell, superin­ dlmier - conferenc.e at Schaui area, and is gathering information Pease, 109 Grand Ave.; Mrs. at the next trick, Mr. Fox rhan- manufacturers who feel they will be Arts and .Science.* Award for art on land available. SUmnastics .Class tures Corp.) ha said. ' tendent, of soihool's, reported that a Restaurant, East Windsor, tonight Doreen Fisk, 15 Davis Ave. aged to find Uie ten, of trumps in hurt. V / direction for "The’ Povt‘”.-and "The Among the respoiuiibilitlea of State Department.of 'Eklqcation of­ The affair is u-sponsored by TTie Cham W has 'filed Us Discharged yesterday Ro:bert his hand, defeating the contract, . And how can you got Americans' Tempest.” died Tuesday. He wa.s the principal he listed the follow­ ficial will cdndiict' a hearing and the Connecticut Light a’nd Power papers of incorporation and mem­ Hall. Highland Ave., Broad Brook; The Manchester YWCA will be­ It’s interesting to see that - to. invest their m oney abroad un- born in New Haven-, Conn, u p : All educatlonal swUvitles in speech survey in Ipcal schools dur­ Co. sind„ tbe Chambers of Com­ bership piqcques and cards wrill be Candy Lee. 65 High St.; Mrs. Vir­ gin,- a new morning class In sUm- South would make the contract less they have some assurance they Flemingtf>n, N*. J. ■ — William the school; expensive building, ing the week of March 25. Raina- merce ;of Stafford Springs, Rock­ sent oiH soon. Chosje sstd. ginia Sandberg, RFD 3; nastics on Tuesday morning. easily if Mr. Fox makes the normal . won’t ioso their funds through-iHe I Johnson, 35, baritone star of stage *7 msterltls and eqiripmen'L and dell will report tb the Board on the ville, Windaor Locks and Enfield. At a hiMtlng Monday, the Mer­ Admitted today: Oscar Nusa- March 12, froifi 9:45 to 10:45. The play of the ten on the firat round n fictions bf foreign governmeuts. |afid lelevlstbn musicals who also supervision of their use; planning survey. - The theme o f the conferenc*. chants Copimittee decided to dorf, 28 Center St.; Richard TazS' course, to be given at the Commu­ of* tramps. South is obliged- to & BURNSIDE X' For an* ixample/^^you jieed go appeared in several nonsinging Of fultabls working schedules for He also reported that a leaae for ‘'Operation Buy-Appeal,” will be leave Good Eriday store closings larr, Warehouse,.Rt. ,.. nity 'Y, ■will run for six weeks. finesse the queen. The finesse suc­ hack no further/than Nasser’s roles in film.*, died Wednesday. He mftwnhel; awa«ness of each use of the pariah home of Firat stressed'in talks on store modern­ to the discretion of each rherchant. , Events Tonight There will be a baby sitter avail­ ceeds, and the rest Is easy. Recommended ir it -k * seizurjp of the j?uez •,Canal from - wa.s born in Baltimore, able for mothers who wish to leave / Hacber'i activity, in the school. congregational Church of Vernon, ization through better lighting Red Cross ReMivii4 $1,600 Ls.dies of Maple Gr.ive will hold The play of the king from K-10 .Msrlss BrssSs Oless Pinr4 the'company thht built it and had New York — Harold ,T. Lea'royd. ^ itfnekika Kfa- Ui^olylng frequent classroom hsa been aubmUled. and decoration. . ThO 1967 drive^fpr Red Cross their anniversary banquet, at 6:30 children in her care durin'g this or of the queen from Q-10 Is often treaty rights "to it for 12 morejgii, who deserted acting and silver visits^ participation In committee Town Counsel Harry H; Lugg Maynard E, Burley, territorial funds has reached almost 81.600 p.m. in Wesley.. . Hall. >A meeting class. good for a trick when you play '^Tenhoute of the A u fu «t Moon years'. 1 mjnlng for a long and varied news- manager for kawneer Co., N. J., in this ares. Ralph Ujinian, chair­ Vvill follow at the clubhouse. A Tuesday evening class is next after ,J-9-x. What’s more, f'lnrmn^apa • 8:lt Americali^ corporations parttcr I pSppi- career, working for news- work; service to school com­ haa reviewed the lease and It is F1«8 "Rrnaa IxOcrnd'* ready for action by the Board at fabricators of aluminum and plas­ man, announced today. \ , The. Commission on Stewardship scheduled to begin on March 12 at such a play will earn ybu quite a Ularly the big Oil companies with ; paper.* in Denver, Chicago. Phila- munity. which is extended through 8:15. tha parent-teacher. groups. Ita neat meeting. tics for construction, .will speaH oh He urged those people whp>sVe and Finance of Rockville Method­ reputation as a crafty, player. large holdings in the Middle East , Oelphia and New York, and chief The instructor- is' Marjorie Wal­ 9nt. 1 p.m. "Drama Acrati BIrar* Ths principal of Vefndij Kle- '.Painting bids for the summer ,,”8’ace-Liftlng of Downtown Busi­ not yet been contacted b y ^ so­ ist Church will meet at. 7:30 p.m Dally Question, ' >, .—were .quick to point out that - pmke-up editor of thd New York lace Smith, .143 Benton St., who In Tack. Pint Cnrtnnnti mentary School told Board mem­ msinleiiance program will go out ness Areas for ProfiVBiilidlng.” licitor. to, aid the drive by Pending at the home of Mylon Ogan, 38 , As dealer, you bid one heart with flouting of treaty an. property ; Times from 1932 until his retire- is presently conducting courses -at ber! ha expetCB close to 900 pupils thla month, Ramsdell said. An Informative report on "In­ their donation to Red Cross, B ^ Bancroft Rd. (he following hand: Spade A 5 2 Snn.. "Tha Girl Cnn*| Vtlp It" rights was no way to encourage ; „ient in 1941, died Wednesday, four different Insurance com­ b> that achool before Christmas.' Ramadeli will travelthrough terior Light Decor for Buy- 122, Rockville, or to George Chas^ Trinity Lutheran Church will Heart A Q 8 6 5 Diamond^ Q 10 "IfitnnbnV’ Cinrmniknpn further investment abroad. L, York — Alfred .1. Allen. .55. panies in Hartford. This is her ■The Fairless report ; says the ■ f, n.ational ’leader in work for the The present enrollment is 780, Maine, New Hampshire and Ver­ Appeel” will be given by Stanley, care of the Savings BPnk of Rock­ nqW the first of a series of Thurs­ Clubs 9 7. Partner' bids two clubs, mont next week on a .teacher re­ Baker, lighting engineer for th» ville. Park St. ' fifth season with the "YWCA in U.S. government sho\:ld increase j ptind, long-time sec.retar.v-general which lncWdes .15 pupils in Tsl- day Lenten services at 7:J0 p.m. Manchester. She is offering an en­ cruitment tour. northeast'; district of Sylvania ”We still have quite a way to Its efforts to induce foreign conn- 1 gf the At lerjcan Association of eottviUc. Tonight-'* service will include Holy tirely new program at this time. In quick action the Board ap­ The Board heard a letter read klectric Co. go to reach our quota of 813.200, ” Comni^ion tries to make^ investments' by pri- j workers for the blind, and instrii- from the Rockville Vernon Teach- Lipman noted. The .sllmnastibs coqrse includes yate U.S. capital attractive. . ’ ’ | mental'in develtlpjng more prac- proved the following: ■ Thb gathering will be welcomed Tjhe Book Club o f Union Church a group of exercises designed Btfiirtng of present teaching era Club bxpresaing appreciation ^ Named Aide In Ohio .\*U Eqiiiluble Taxation I tical systems of braille writing and by Robert 1. Coleman, aafistent to« Women’s Guild will meet at the especially for weight control and staff for tha 1997 school year. of tha prompt action of the Board William H. Eells, nephew of Mrs. It suggests . furlher that Wa.sh-1 music notation, and-in their stan- the northern manager of Connecti­ home of Mrs, Walter C. Dietzel at muscle toning.. TTie Connecticut Appointment of three n ew op teachenp’ salaries. The Increase cut'Light and Power Co. , EVederick 8, Paisley. Tankeroosan 8 p.m. Ington provide "more equitable j dardlzation. He was born' in Rich- Dairy. and Food Council and the taxation of foreign business in -[ rqond. England, taaraera to the ataff: Mias Ruth haa proved an effective morale . The event ata. ta at 6:30 p.m Rd.. has 'been .appointed adminis­ Zoning Heoribg Postponed factor to teachera in the system, Connecticut State' Health Depart­ PROGRAMS come.” . ' 'Alameda, Sask. — Dr, Samuel Von Buw. at a yearly, salary of with a social hour.. trative assistant to Ohio Governor the letter stated. A public hearing- on a zoning ment arc supporting the program, And it stresses the world s need ; .j. Dornan. 73, editor and publlsh- $4,200; BDsa Patricia Brewster, William O’Neill, It was learned to­ change in the Windsor Ave. sec­ SAfiOO; apd Ralph Shumey, $S,r Aiftbmette Workahop Set Apartmeats Beat Zoning day. with valuable booklets on weight for ’the initiative, the riianagerial er of the Alameda Dispatch from An arithmetic workahbp for ele' A building permit fo r. 3-aparl tion, scheduled for March 18. hai control. A nutritionist will speak skill, arid the tethnical aptitude 191.3 until,hia retirement in 1951,1 800-'' . Eells is the grandson, of thp Rev been postponed, Mayor Herman Adoption • of new forms for mentary teachera. will b\ held at qiant hquaea in a single .residence EkJward Elells, former pastor ' of to each class on basic health foods. which have proven of gieat worth died Wedne.sday. He was born in I zone was issued yesterday,, twq G. Olson said today. Ebcercises are done to recorded teacher contracts. i V a r n o n Elementary S c h o o l First Congregational Church of Video Every day to thb American c'nqnomy.' Belfast. Ireland. 1 1 days before zoning regulatiohs be­ The hearing has been set ttela- music, from rock and roll to clas­ Resignation of Miss Marlene L«- Wedneadsy from 1:30 to S:w p.m., Vernon, and. the son of Dr. and "Private capital,” the report Dayton, Ohio—Harry E. Ewing, j come effective. tiyely for April 1 pending dlschs- sical. All Rights Reservedp^ R o ^ Grade 4 teecher dt -North- Raymond E.; - Ramadeli, auperin- Mrs. Hastings Eells, Delaware. adds,, "does not constitute a drain 73, former U.S. embassy alde-'ln I Miss Mary A; Mateya^ 90 Aldon sion' by the Common Council at Registrations may be made at Ohio. D'r. 'Eells is a minister and H. T.' Dickenson A Goh Inc. on the taxpayer.” Buenos Aires; and active In inter- its meeting March. 18. A legeal the local YWCA office. AvA; Thbmpaonvllle, plana to erect professor of history at Ohio Wes­ The report, however, -says thi-lt national Y.M.C.A. work, died Wed- three buildings, each, to contain nieanlime'the ti.S. must go on frft.s(iay_^__ . ----- | leyan University, and has served as Tour 8-ro6m a|yrtmenti. nn Steh- spending at the current rate tinlil Savannah, Ga, — Walter E. giiest preacher at the Vernon ley St. at. an eatimated cost of church. .economies can be marie evcntually-jCampbell Sr.. .5,3, snorts editor of 870,000. —Ifirgely through ; encouragement the Savannah Morning News and Eells lives in Delaware, Ohio, and FOR AN EVENING OF LAUGHTER AND lioland P. Usher,' building in­ •of trade and investment. Last- - . . has been adtlvc in political science. formerly business manager of spector, said Miss Mateya had been '■'year, the report add.*, total foreign, lAa? An author, lecturer, and teacher he | ENTER’TAINMENT BE SURE ’TQ SEE You Can Tail A laseball clubs in Savannah and considering the project for .several kid,. including spending for U. .S. leaves a poaltibn as executive di- i aycro.*.*, Oa.. died Wednesday. ye.a.rs and was fushed into action T E L E F U ^ K E N . . civilian and armed^orcca over.seas,- rector of .the Institute of Practical' by the adoption of zoning regula­ . . by the pure, ctAkr. came to 18 ijUkon. tions. , : Politics at Ohio. Wesleyan; Unlver-j . With the taxpayer, in mind, the' slty to accepy the anpolntment.- sounds that come from it. Cote Meetlags Planned ELECTRONICS Fa it less repoi’l urges the' rreSi- X Blood Donor Honored I Drop by tonight for a b e e r ^ E S BRAND NEW 1957 Committee meetings at the concert hall demonitra- .firnt to„ try to rever.se the t''®n‘^.i William Czerwinald; 17 High St., ! LABORATORIES "•OP government .spendinr both a t ' Rockville Area Chamber of Com­ donate a half-pint of hia’ blood tion of this magnificent merce are scheduled for four eye- • BY THE high, fidelity radio and grikome. in d ' abroad. ,,'Joo .Kteat-Ti iivfiirr " '( to Uie Red Cross last week, fbr the ^ r a ln on lite taxpayer'could urt- nlngs next week at the Chamber 24th time. Since his t.o'tal donation ^phonograph. office. 2 7 7 B R O A D ^%ermlne the , halionat 'econoidy.:' to date IpkS been'‘three gallons of ' Ayiiielt Ifi ;tui3t, -tvould impeim our The Parking and Traffic Cbntrqp blood, CSerwrtnskl was given a gin Great Martel . AHhur Unig $tor«s j R A D . 0 « I defense;' group, headed by Sol Ls'rittv will In recognition of hie contribution. IN P E R S O N T 1 i [ V I S I 0 N -A db A ▲ .A. A A ^ meet at 7:15 Monday. Their ac Hon Tl;e pin la shaped like a drop'of "Foj* this; reasdi..” the report wllLbe of considerable interest to Channrl R Nrw Hurra. Cona. sli-tes. "we i.re.*flislurtaed hv the The show you have to see to believe— your friends'And neighbors high lev.ef and nsmg trend of . r , downtown businessmen who hav .jiiit to -sleep before you on stage. The show that Manchester Is' Channel IR HarUur4. Cean. been feeling the strain of limits Chaanel tt Sprlairflelfl. Matt. gtex-erfiibonlt expcnd'ture.-! at home talking and laughing about. Chaanel St Britaia, Cona. Budget Priced FOOD SALE parking faellities, r C*hanael s:$ Waterbary. Caaa. and ebi’oad. "Tills expansion in government 1 Sat.. March 9, 9:30 a.m. ’Tuesday at 7:i5 p.m.. thrT-egis- ■ 8fi$araCTiTim ' • .AT THE Channel ,.53 Hofyokc* Masi. -latlve AcUon QOrnmitteyw’ill hear exnenditui'6s. cqtu.ot help reducing ' a talk by Jeffrey Harrtmel, north- hlHaHaBt* HOTPOINT bur economy's flexibility to m eet. HALE'!S STORE Marian Rrnn^a UIrnn Fard future emergencies.” (■ nnd Mirhiko Kya WHITE EAGLE HALL W SEPTIC TANKS uA koifYoif Art' Guild F ob the long nr liowevcr, the t **TeahpiiD« of the Aui^nt Moon*’ . 69 NORTH ST___ MANCHESTER Instaliatlop and ^Repair Cinrmkficopr nnd calor ‘ ’’ ' . ■ ■ Specialists APPLIANCES Fln« “THK rilANJr LKOKM*” • SEWERS CLEANED Hork O’Rrlro Nnnry Galri SATURDAY, MARCH 9 and IN-STALLED 5 T A T E ______1:33. IA;80 ■ 7i.10 P. M. • CELLARS DRAINED t?" NOW Thru SAT. Rnn.. **Tha Girl Cnn’t Hrip II" / OPEN Adm ission: Adults $1.00— Children 50c (T a x Iifcl.) TOWN and COUNTRY NORMAN’S TODAY and FRIDAY DRAINAGE CO. 445 Hartford. Rd. Tel. MfS-lBZ4 CONT.'f ROM 6:30 PHONE Ml 9-414S WED.-THURS..FRI. a:SI) (A ) SAN FBAN'CIBCO BEAT r Evts issnitt Has Hit (IS-SS) ( LIMAX MitOf PriN sbyl LoFOND S:M ( *) .NANCY'S KITCHEN "NIglit •( K RtbrI” _ Ua-Ul BIU PATUFE icee ( t) DA.N.W THOMAS SHOW TILL g P.M. .UATINEE THEATRE "Carle Tfaee.e Paj-f a ■k- ^Marlon BRANDOi _ BROTHERS . (Color) Vi.lt" , t ; U '( f) A9PKCTH OF THE MOD­ (tt) HIGHWAY PATR«)|. Glenn FORD STEAK HOUSE m o ^ rm ERN FICTION > (M) PtU)PI.E‘S CHOICE MANCHESTER S:ta IIS-SS*. BOB CR06BV ISS> PRO WRE.STUNO MON.SOX, MASS. l:tt ( SI CARTOON..CARNIVAL «:S« ( I) BOLD JOt'RNKY Michiko KYO (1*1 THA . / "Raaklia tke Celerafi*" . Home of Three Suns ot Fun Dftive-On.'DiietCtJie (Mi VAUA.NT llADV -r (la-SS) PLAYHOUSE M 4:M (tai RRIGHTER DAY "Inrilallea Te A GaaMakl- , B o Lt O n N o T<2H ' ( *> RANDSI^ND 1 rr" .tar. Gilbert RelaiM. / O P m Shows Thursdoy, Friday, (t:-Mt UCKKN FOR A DAY Pal O'Brien, Aaa* Baatren (SSI OCT WEST aad Haak o'Brleiv ■ ANOTHER SHIPMENT Ikiturday and Sunday FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY 4:IS (IS) 6KCRF.T 8TOR.M (tt-S») TF,NN>;SSEt:. ERNIE Angiwtliwi* 4:Sa (lai EDGE OF NIGHT TORO SHOW . tMf MASCOT A 4:4S m-SS) .MODERN ROMANCES . Gae.l! 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SHOWN 6:48 and 19:18 (SJ) JOHNNY JCMTEB l:ia (ID STAND UP AND HR (U i t w il ig h t .t h e a t e r 4 OUNTED • I • ‘'* ' • new. <:W I ai 8PQRT8COPE 1:N (Ik) AS THE WORLD TCHNl IN PERSON MARCH lO-beat list with *The Gnat Man,’ tht (SSI l*HONE VOI R ANSWER (tt) CLUB (M (CaUr) -eijA m i 8KICR8 CORNER (U> ARTRCHGUODFRET----- OUTCTANMNG liliTURIS Silarioufi aatite on radio and te)evisiaii.'* t;4» (la-M)ID oO rRM r f ----- IjW RROnilfi ■ ;4t I Zl WEATHER FORM.ART „ rtt) MY Lfl i t t l e ^MABOTE —AMw Oee*. Wortf-TeJefre*'* See (;4S I X) WORLD NEWS TODAY’ l:M-( A) a/\rvav HOrSE *R**r*.PAB'TY' * \ U thru 17 CLOCK REPORT (K) GARRY MOORE 'B Naw, High Contala Styling .. • ' ’’ •' m i WEATHER t:4i ( » ) HOUSE PATTY WITH « FT. S L U E tioai-holdingirom start to Anish!” JiSS (tt) SPORTS DIGEST (t?-S4) DRAGNET • Haw Twa-Tamp Wplar Salaclar 7:1# (SS) WEATHERMAP 7:U UZJJt) DOCGIJIS EDWARDS • Mg, Fall Sba ♦ lb . Capacity ~ LOADS OF AND THE NEWS (tt) HIGHLIGHTS PICK UP it’s here now! New Atlantic • Faaitiva AutamaHc Watar Fill • Super Film Fan. Wo • IS#) Ntai's T' EXHIBITS US-M) SOT. PRESTON'UP THE YUKON - • . . _ • R E q U I»T Art now (or diKuqntI Smirt invctlmcnt; tively new gasoline—Atlantic riM PERIAL. ■ Gives' you new power and acceleration as^you drive with maximum miles per gallon “ , DELIVCRED and GUARANTEED lY (r!-M) DINAH SHORE SHOW ' Childrten gain healthy bodie* working out on * ' ■ ■ • ■ ■■■ (U> Ro u n d u p - FISHER - . a " i 7:U m-iaV NEWS . . .• ’ their «Wn ttfety-teafed gy(n. 3 »winfi», air- This new, supwior product is the lateet la Insures quick starts, fast warm-up and smooth'bperatiorl. ..free from stalling due to carburetor. icing V \ DRY CkEANSIRS * ** (IbIw ^Ro'r 'CUIIMINGS show glide, ditnning bar*. top,*7' 3* high. achievement in Atlantic’s 87-year7-year record of . . . '(t im ) y o u b e t t o u b l if e Dial Ml 9-7111. 828 Brsafi fit. ’ LONERANeEk. RIDES (U) OnCCSTIXE . m p e r ia i ■ Fights carbon deposits which can cause knock. . . increa^s sp^^k ptug liie t)y.l3ne.-third '■ rssrail A • ’V-: (. high-quality leadership. Al^lantic I . isc’ (V;.* dissigned especially for' today'’s—ar^ tomorrow’s , SHOIFN AT 8:80' i Gives.you full rilst pro|ction ^ . I • '- ^ ^ I ' ^ i - ■" 5 ’ . ' MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION -m ost powerful automobile enginw. NBXT FRUlitlr. SATUWAY, SUNDA'Y ' I I IIHI( VTIO'V. U ( 1;n -.()|(I| V I I|;| v | | |t| - MAXOBbOiraB’S LABOE8T BADIO, TV. A P P l^ O E ■ e n t e r t Ain m e k t ' «*aATTLB HYM N"— ObuannSMpe and Osier .M',)I()K t I Ni I I'N UK \KI :| l.\ K I e Visit yourA^Uantie dealer sp(k. Stopjit the a Iteduees engine wi^i'-^iupgU^ieed^ by 70 per cent-at noi^l speed by 40 per cent ' \ 'aoi UDoonb mpuc ! ' r ,. with ROCK HUDSON-M AM AIA HYKR FOR-THE^ENTIRE-EAMILY ' - v r ' Oo>Htt: «ltA W EIKHC^ hi Mier . heauUfbriMw pump with (h% bright lit GMTIR ST. T E L . 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4 ‘ • :±.‘a : •: ;4 MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TlIURSDAy. MARCtt 7, 1957' ^ PAGE F IV E MANCHEStER EfVENING iftfiRAtP, MANCHESTOR. CONN., THURSDAY, AlARCH 7, 19S7 / PA’Gft k»\JR r ■- -./■•t4 peitditura.i' of 69<^ million in Uw m u f B — M « W T W — m o , near Yutdre for tnffowaring and GENIRAI U AC Profits productioii facilities, | 60 million t o / ^ m A v — of this during 1967. j y S E R V IC E w o f c o ^ x ^ ~S*st4ni IMylicht Tlqia . ~WPOTP— HilO Columbia HMfs E»sW PtiMrifffrta East ksrUo^, CoiiiL, March 7 ,-j; xEfc,MlwMlal,',.:„■ Th*$yWfq/frihg p ro si^ m '; wLlAV..:«uiu Wetchv :« r « applied by tJre nwllo', vrfiCT^ifrfnktTln* CoiieervetioBCoiSiff' (d^.Unlted Aircraft Cbbp. earn-; lergarteii Unit WDIKi—1^1u » KBUirliton' \ 2 S fiU and ' ar« aubjact to ^^WPOP-rMp-.odera------Sou^c ingii were up .U> $7.0 S a cont^flon change l?ttKout notice. PitUburgh (/P>—One da'y a|most share in . JBS6—-compared WRb Meet^g Planned WMAY—Nirht Watch ^ eiglit years ago an elated young W T Ic X ja # Ptrkens , 16.14 the y w before...,, "i *'wHATf-Optn Hp«ae WDRC—Buss Hsuxhtnn coUegev|nstrucfo0 stood in 'a hot-. Columbia, March 7 (Special) — Art You h i Mail? wcuy—luoore Kevue ^t^^P-Modern Sounds |tal comdpr and .'gently tapped Tba ; company, . In - Its annual WKNB—P.M. ' ... statement yeatardgy, also reported *The Cooperative Kindergarten will -Bolt MUl»r . , “ wHAY—WirntWalchN ikvfingen on tho window of the a nat income Tbr 4 9 5 6 of ,f 37,062,- meet at 8 p.m. ttfijimTOW Ih the I Wilt the geatlemms who* aa^ WT1C--Jsn« Pickens • nuwlhiyf ,’ He wm admiring h|s kindergarten room,- preceded by an r ■ troilC—Russ Nsnihtns new>bm7i.twln m ra ' - ' 493. ThisKtxMqiMired With ^ 1,064,- WPOP'--Moderrt Sounds »2M tri9e5. executive lioard meeting, at 7' sriered the ad of the Cona. >MO Jlouc(loucs ui*a- Three nKmths latW:^ he Warned o'clock. ;ecncCIUnriue WHAY-NIte WsUh v.. Ui^ had beelKbom blli .-'''The statement showed/that' ''86 Carbide Co.,' 246 ToUand ft., | ^'.M. ' 'X WTIC-News --Any mother, who la interested M Miner. The shock almqsy drove'Mjr. Al­ per cent- of the io t a p v il^ t total \ fkut Jfartford, pleaae call WDRC—News A Westher $962,885,142 sales went lo the fed­ in. rliigistering her youngster for U KoiV W POP-Ne*s ton G. Kloss and^s wife tlK,de- next, year’s .kindergarten ' session, 'anrOTU U ili- spair. But instead of despairing eral government. More/thah 8,000 MI-M-'t*** after 6'pjii. or .WHAY—Nile Watch J-S7 englnea 4 >anufactured by the should .contact Mrs- Charles I>h-. X* Klmbell wnc-—Snorts Final ' embarked*'bh a career, devoted to man immediately; .Tha . possibility lin f 9-4224 < ^ o boUevod flUo I Revue Pratt 4 ‘Whitney IMvIsion, were Famous Manufacturer's Surplus Stock WDRC—Russ Naufhlon .» helping sightless youngsters. •. a POP—Modem Sounds of holding two sessions of kinder­ man'a» wife \m rka for the | _____ ..,„'M ^n ’ BulWtii^ inspector Qrlswold Dr. Kloss w'^ director of place­ *Tbd .company hald it plans ex- ACademy 8-9060. ‘.^rnBott end Rey Chappell expcftsl^p receive about ment and ( • ■ — eYd^wloa Kaiy $6,600 more in vev?tvud next year lege in GnshnvJUe, Pa„ when doc­ » —Record Review ^ .There’s no dienyingsthst Eric Kloss, lefL’ andWs pal. Bobby Bur-., than he plans to spendi-^:^ . tors tol^the parents their twin SV—BvenliiK Senered^ Chappeil'a budget' reque«v>{;^ dig know the fur they’ll never see belongs to k rabbit.' \BoUi %r5 V U—two Radio bane sons K^uld ncA’er see. students at Western Pennsylvania School for^ Blind Chlldf^ TH f AMERICAN LEOlON Your w___ o n(b-4S Rolby the forthcoming year calla for New Start WPOT^^db and Ray 428,d?8 in expenditures add antici­ where Eric's father is superintendent. . (DHwo'rtfi-Ornell-Clney Post No. 102) . '' . it Hc'^q«4 t.hia Job and spent the pates iwcelpta of $35,000. next year Wvjesearch on education Presents - Proseripii »,-vlew v Both eatimates are Vast' in- and shoe repairmen, even auto me­ timaa longer. In addition to the anliie Seoerada of the blind. ' ...^ ^ i.^d Tht McMichRsfer Community Ploytrs ' RaifiOr Lane -treases over the figurea for.the In August of 195h he became chanics. ' . twin boys he has oobMaifghter, 9- Q OPMUWOfOWU w HURRY! .y In Sporla fiscal year .which 'ended last Aug. superintendent at Western- Penk Asked if children ever get int'6 year-old Joyce. At M, he is and Neve I'i. In that year expenditures wire sylvania. § fights or other arguments, or gentle, intriUgenl man with iY.»Ilateinie $16,660 and receipts $19,734. At that time the school had one' hey avoid conflict, Dr. Kloss ex- large supply^ of enthusiaWi. ‘Truckoos on the Hearth” i n n n * s ~ Mod avenlna Good Uuele The increases come because dur­ main building, a gyro, kindeigar- iiiataetlr' . ' But sometimes the o^eal of Kvenlna Serenade ing the. current year building lif- "Th^-.4 re normal, .healthy chil­ lowors School Auditorium 8:30 P.M. 4\ lews' ten, industrial arts ahd teachers watching the busy, exploringNhands ACT 'News Reporter spectlon services have been great­ cottage and the ' auperintendent’s dren. T&ey all b^e a..basic drive. of a blind youngster glidinkover , P h u n i H | ^ News , ■, ly expanded and rates 'for fees residence.' Most of the buildings If they ^ n ’t they wpultr-bg sick; flowers or probing' thousand\ of Friday and SOhirdoy Evonings, March 15*16 and licenses have also gone up. were in a deplorable condition *rae There is nd^essentiarthlference be­ .dots in a braille book becomes to ADMISSION $l.0 0 \(Tax Incl.) tween educating the blind chll^ ana V/r — ZvotSS Good Uusle Two inspectors, phimbtn_g and equipment, was worn out and inade­ mtich,jsven for Dr. Kloss to bear. w: Serenade electrical, have been added, to the quate:., . . the. sighted chllk’’ -^../Occailo^ly I have to get' NOW! payroll. Lots of Recreation ’eather and Zalman Iq six , years under Dr. Kloss’ sway'-from It'aU/’ he saya ‘*So I :wrene» went Chappell’s budget request . con­ direction, the school hag undergone The school provides eight years - n templates' no further Increase in throw my-kbakis in a aiiitease and _de a two-mlllion-dollar renovation. It of, elementary schooK and four drive >jr to the forest, lovenlna Good MusW' personnel, Like, other budget re­ now provides board and education years p'f high, school, phis, maqy _ Brown quests it provides for the virtually recreational aettviUes, !'A couple of days alo'ns hiking Quantities without charge for 180 blind , chil­ and seeing the wonders ot.nature a t o r t * Do It automatic sAlsry increase for em­ dren and has a staff of 100 teach­ Students are given evkj’ op­ 'O—Got lambardo makes me think that we sighted p —lie ! Allen ployes • of one step on the snnivei^ ers and employes. Next summer a portunity to . mingle w4th the A MATTRESS or BOX SPRING? have a lot to be thankful for. ssry date of their, employment. new $850,000 kindergarten will be sighted world at concerts, radio, \ opened. stations, operas, theaters qnd “So. I get In my car and head od tJvenlas Good Muaia- school, saying to myself Are Children are admitted at-the age sports events. ‘N qw’b the time. We are clearing full , i? t2 ? r Extra of 4; -Ebccept in unusual circum­ An Independently owned and over — ’how lucky I am. JlG.^IUoiral Tbdmas Pastor Announees that it is all work again Bntihgin famoua name4nattresse»and\^x- QFalGlect the Artlat stances they don’t leave until they operated institutlor^ Western are 15 or older. Pennsylvania derived Its income iking back. You can’t run ■if Series of Sermons ay fkm'reality.” ; spriiigs At prices that spell extra savings _____ .j;__ "Bvwrtna Good Muato “But they enter the world poised from state appropriation, from a WKUB—Bveatioi Serenade and self-confident with hopes for limited endowment fund and con­ -to you. ConHi early, select now for your WTIC—rack Burtel . The Rev; Clifford O.. Bimiwqn, the future, ” says Dr. Kloss. tributions from Interested in- .WDRO-»A»noa and Andy \ . Aiuliim Include home or summer cottage. ./ WPra^Xpulton Lewia . y pastor oT Cepter Congregational lawyeis/Tilitiit mvniuais aiiu giuiips.------Church, has announced his sermon lers, shippers, chiropractors, sales­ The school 'has' become Dr. men, social workers, drill press op Kloss* home and workshop. He WCCO^i§ood"B^iuina Good Uutlo aeries for the Sunday morning wor­ WINDOW SHADES < Any Two V\:ipiB—Allen Brown . ship services of the Lenten period. erators, teachers, x,'fay developers works 10 to 16 hours a day--HK>me- W*riC—Tour Senator from Conn. ^ch of the seven sermons will Pieces $58.00 . WDROAvAniOt and Andy LONG WEARING W P O P -M . P. Mor*an - : deal with, a special..subject under the general topic. "God and You ^/ Athletes Live 4 ^ Long INTERSTAtE GLEANtEX * '\ ^ A Y —Join the NaTy_ ^ .. . at Work." This Sunday will WCCO>-Qpod Ovralnt Good Uailo C h e s s C l u b Made to Order IjJlB—'Bvanlna Serenade be "Through ■Difficulty;" March, Ctiicago—Athletes live Just as $2^5 WHIL|;rifEt:l.AST nc-rlMwa oTthe World li, ‘"I^rough Beauty." Marcir long'as non-athletes and die of the With Yonr RoUem WDRC—'Amoe and Andy same causes, according to a recent WFOPwaabriel Heauer 24. "Through Others;" March 31, Th,e standings at the end ot^the tSTCOMC "Through Worahip:’’ April 7, report ; in the American Medical n ^ L L LINE OF CUSTOM ./ 'V. )i«»- third round in the club toumkment FIRST SERVED^ WHAY—Rllten Band Reports Passion 'Bunday,. ’Through Suf-. Assoeiatiflir i Journal. QuMtion- WCCUr^ood Bvsnlns Good MuslO are as follows; three points: VENETIAN RLINDS/ WKNB—Dinner Dats fecingj” April 14, Palm Sunday; naires wiire sent to 1,130 awletie tVTIP-Ont Man'a ramlly I'TOrmigh Duty:” and ou Bbtster Robert Widhsm, L«uii Olmsted letter whiners and 1.130 nonath­ letes. 'They abowed Uiat the aver­ W p^^^Siy^ R^S^unle $undRy. . -April 21, /Through and Joseph Segal, S points; 14>u- E. A. JOHNSON J^ath.’’ ■ age life expectancy of athletes was HOWAWfIprGENTER Siaa_ .;' rence Perry, 2 >s fiolnts; Robert There are three preaching serv- 65.96 years, while the average life SATURDAY PAINT CO. "SLEEP SPECIALIST'#ROM A to Z-Z-Z-Z" Good Itliaid Ites each Sunday at Center Church, Eenni C a r y l.,eGeyt and Mike expectancy of. nonathletes w'ss jtter Party - , ^ ' at 8, 9:15 and 11, A service of Holy VVichnian..2 points; Joseph Kar.oSi, 65.97. 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 539-541 m ain ST., MANCHESTER PHONE MI 9-6336 Oommunion.is held at 7';30 a.m. A i'l' points; C, Mollenhauer; Mi- RIGHT NOW ON THIS BRAND NEW 1956 FAMOUS ■- ;■ cordial welcome ja extended to all hael . O’Brien, 1 point; 'Wamer who wish, to attend these services, Mortimer, aero. '£ & Good Huala particulacly during this seasqh of Gaihea in prof^esa: Stanley Op- - Party Weik,Emiiki, ^ Unt. V alach. vs Laurie J*efry David Grady Vs Richard Ihckhaut. DatsUae The following havg games ■ to TV Canieira Diven Deep make up in order to \bc eligible Run-Down VY<>Polka Party for the fourth round on ^sreh 15 : London—Great Britsiif hakde- .Warner Mortimer Jr. x's Ralph AUTOMATIC veloped a hand-held underwater Men and Women! Geer; John 'Wolcott vs Her.b Tbare's positively nothlBg bet­ *’^A'Y&Polka L .. television camera which it ciaiipe Smith; Clifford Hodgkins vV tor than PERRlZANi-to pick you SPREE! ELECTRIC detsleeve is . the ' world’s smallest, and Emile Ckite'. Ken Tarlosv vs Karl up and make yoq feel that Lifa . _ ibert Q. bewU cheapest. The camera, spherical, iP —Theater Roys! ' Reichelt. la worth living agsln. la buoyant in. water. It has two Three new members are Joe Se­ If yo.iir condition as Is so often ' * '^ A Y —Ntebt Watch handles and can be operated, gal, Herb Smith and Karl Reichelt. the case, Is due to heed of nlore essential vitamins and food Iron D A T 8 o f f r a n t i c s e l l i n c Manufacturer's List Pri^ B T IC -^ t fte UJl. as deep as 250 feet. The dtver *The folloaving is an example of 7 Normdn's Factory Purchase WDRO-kThe World Tonllht . tor buUdins up your bipod then WPOP—Nl«hl Mtulc merely' aims it; focusing and the King's Indian Defense: try F E R R IZA H a .- »ilA- ■ other camera adjustments 'Are IV « 4 N-^KB3 ■ V ^ Y —Nlabt Watch llrurtlve tonic. Sale Price, . . . . $3i9a?5-Yoii Sove|7; / e m c - a t the U-N. made fro.ih a control positibn in N^KB3 - P—B4 ftRIZAN a chanra to WDRC—The World Tonlzht a boat. ghl up. Increase your NOW IN PROGRESS AT P—K3 P—KN3 ■ WPOP—NlyW Music B—K2 X B—N2 ve you more energy • 4I^ST LOAD IT^PU SH THE BU H O N • MAKES D ^ E S SPARKLE. GLA^ ' *:ia^ The Tartars; ^ who once overran le r redder blood, . », WRAY—NIcht Watch Castles V CasUes f la sold on a positive.., " • WTIC—Motion Betor* ths House Russia, Poland and Hungary, are P—B4 XT-Q 4 of complete aatlrt AND THAT'S ALL— IT CLEANS ITSELF GLEAM, SILVER GLISTEN, PO) WDRC—Russ Katuchion now confined to a region in forief WTIC—Westward Look ' BP X r N;.X P ley back.' : ii« a - ■ Russia. They are Mohanimef^ in P X •,...N-^«3- AND SHUTS OFF AUTOMATICALLY , PANS SHINE— MODEt I WHAY—Kl«ht Watch ----- religion and apeak a Turkish'dla-. B X N' ■ P X B .w n c —Westward Look lect. ■ ' you set^.a^'llna ' WDRC-4UM1 Naucfaton N—Q4 'Q-,-B2 j . Hale Ftment Storer. ICO Tj(Meti-|t.Jt:-, W ^ ^ -ito d e m SouD^ ■ ' ■■ . V . **wfetT*iMlaht Watch NO MONEY DOWN! 24 MONTHS w n c -'M f^ rt McCormick WDRC-^uss Nau(taton "■■ WPOP—Modem Sounds • h - T^vision Procrams G^Psce Two 4^ u Now at Norman's ALUED TV SERVICE ■ /7 M AKCUStER SAVE»15D“ jW B C |b Per House C^t .'"I RECOMMENDED ^■a9V Pina PaHs lY ON THIS BRAND NEW. 1956 ON THIS NEWEST MODEL B U 9-0080— 9 a-ra. to 9 p.m. ■ffe - M'- Mawibcr ef pactory EYE PHYSICIANS Baadad Electrsale Teckalclaas EVERYWHERE

GED^RAL Automatic VISIT Electric T V S E R V IC E p " ITnii fb M ___ _ _ i - f - Klgdita mRaV w Phis Parts FIRST T tX . M l S-54ST IN j'-vtC':;,: CXlNNCCTICfT With De Luxe Pushbution Oonlrols L i NEAREST YOU MANUFa |c TURER'S l is t p r ic e $249.95 loffoUcti . HUNDRED FRAMES TO CHOOSE FROM ' MAHUFACTURER'S u s t In • ALL LATEST c r e a t io n s AVAILAILE . ^ PRICE,$349.98 NORMAN'S LOW, LOW PRICE ...... • t • t • Your Hbmfl • ACCURATELY GROUND FROM OUR OWN MODERN NORMAN'S FACTORY. EQUIPPED LAIORATORY PURCHASE SALE PRICE A N V SIZE • SAFETY GLASS FORMULATED •1 DAY SERVICE Picture Tube f ■ ■ • • -y . • ,> i '* ■ ■ ^ '.c-'------rU'‘w i ■. MANCHESTER OPTICAL H a r t f o r d o p n c A L p : * 747 MAIN STREET. 57 PRATTJ STREET ^ MANCHESTER. CON^^ i HARTFOHfD, CONN. V M l 3-1191 ■ • JA 5-8441 ' taciudM iBtUnaUtiii. plus tajx. ^•MODELU-t4 I ' Ouanjft^ jror Ytor. — ------a— 'I J. L. •EXCLUSIVE 2 CYCLE A LL^ n sn r UNION OfTICAL 445 HARTFORD ROAD, N ear McKEE [ 785 MAIN STREET 664 FARMINGTON AVE. Free OeiiYenf! WOND-R-DIAL X MIVM 4M MANCHESTER. CONN. HARTFORD. CONN. ^ * PORCELAIN INSIDE i Cori.; PnMpec't and Farraingioo Af*. AND OUTSIDE i- ■ I- OPEN DA9LY, 9 to 9 FREE PARKilNG $ 2.95 MI9-S128 ■ V" ' AD 3-2871 '■ aUMiia;s.'(iiip • r r V A " i r < 4 . '/r ’■ h i'lr L' '■X.; ■ft; . / ■)J 7 I .■1 £ ■ ' - I' .} ■ :'U7 ■ I^fd ' • C,-*T * •** • ■ A- IJ ■ i \y-' mm ■ : t ■V- 'r; V 7 f. !|- 7 : - :-^ r ■M l. , . ; f T-: I - in n ■■.■■■,• -- : ■ :." ; ■ 's -'• .•" . :: . . ••- A. -•; 1957 -a t, PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER pVENING HERALD, MANeHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MAR^r?. 1987 \ - MANCjHESTER I EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY! MARCH* T, PAGE SIX ^ v : . |' rhoderator. fJhildren who par.ticl- necessary because - traffic , Isiil't- With the pastor, and his wife, L ^ atUcktd epttily and fratfy, a nice hale aomawhera and erawl Hamuton dlfers^ Mrs. Heins Elected peted-w ere Denise Miller, Susan 4-lmte Pike Wins ! Is;heav.y 'enough for it and won'fr be Frances, and their three'chU'dMrt, Irish Tea Party ^ xx tfdfUrifpBtpr and. bt our opinion, that posal to make ,thfe Connecticut Liberty Lcidges, No,. 136 and IVA.. aymBoUc UcklnR. recovarad, and IR Stanilard, division of United 'prealdent' o'f the Waddell School education helps children TeWm hew , ' However, those who -favor the n'ett. In-Accepting,the call.to qome measure conterid^ four lanes would here. Js'looking forward to the 17, are completing plana for their- waa alectadiPraaident twice airatn. craft Cot^p., la completing plana Boston, March t (d^W hether PTA at -meeting held last night K) get along with people In teach­ Ttirnpike four lanes -Jn thb/east- ern section of the ^trtite got'qp- give, eastern Connecticut an eco-* ■challenge o f, Continuing the ,;new Irish TdaParty and entertaln'meiit, The Bute Fubllc Utilities Corfl-d> In filling its application for a ita second anniial European Tour you’r# football coach or houset^fe. In'the/i^ool auditorium. ing tolerance/and making good Friday. Mqrch 15,. at 8, p.m. in Connecticut Holds Lead Other officers elected are: Mrs. citizens; It brings fun, happiness prM’al yesterday■ from ' the ■ -Repul I'liK riomte boost. • ‘ ' church ■ building prograni. Be'fore mission (PHC) hss set M a rc h 18 a s rate increase, ? N E ^ pointed o^ for employea-and families. The trip, (ribiirbahite or Apartment dweller, X The turnpike is to run from leaving Orienna. the 'parish -there Orange Hah ■ “For Humiriitj'” . . . .. __that, as a regulated public utility, TRdger Begley,- vice president; and peace of'mind as it prepares llcan majority of th^ Senate In a the date for its hearing on the enough profit to prhtch‘ coincides with'’’ the plant phyatclan or InvaUd, yoii’U find In Card Tourney children for .earning a llvlhg iu cauctis. ' ^ , Greenwich to Klllingiy, svccessi'illy -jompleted a .building variety of brebtjs and dessert Jack McCarthy, tfea.surcr; Mr.s., be served in the^nquet '. ;CAnn.. '**■ Laat fall President Ei»enhi Yankee^ Southern New England Telephone, pgy its e*J>*h»lon program. shutdown, will, take, pIscA between there’s one , hobby you can share Joaeph , ..Sullivan^ correspoonding their-adult life; U-gives children Majority' leader" Elmer S. W at­ prograrri and has a beauflful new. Maple ,Super Service itlU h^ds an appreciation of alt the scleneea son^ erf .XV'elHersfield saW the deci-' church • in worship.' a progranj will ,TES appointed .a; diatinifuiahed fr( By A. H. O. * Company (SNETCO) applicationi which ia running over ISO million a July 26 and Aug,' 11. with Bradley in some fomi with 20 mlUion other secretary; Mrs. Julius* Randazz'o, lodge hell.- MIMCAI NBVICt a .wide margin, .in the wee^rty Set­ recordthg aecertary; and Mrs. and teaches them good sporUmanr .,akfn to support the measure was ReCe|t^ion Sidled Mrs. Robert Arendf "will be . In of cttiaena to be "CStiieh Adviaa: idFa ifatt'iJnitWise.------j-yeirr“ -7 7 - Field the'point of,')Si^itBrtng“aftd- Americana: gardening. ■To assist 'the - comnHMee termlnatioh> / .toiw iUVPI I back Touriiaipeht conducted at the Jamies Beckwith, Mrs.‘ Jam es Gott .'ship. . , >X*"'overwhelmingly” In favor . ■ of charge of rCfreahmenU. ■ | on u>a Muwai security progrkm." In oui* last, we held the reap- ■ SNETCO is seeking to ammd itsi added that it must raise the Your___ “garden” _ may bb no more Red Merf4 Club. Scores after 22 Th( attendance banner wkg-Won four fi Imnea. .- -• < ? plans for the tea, and a^^eati'ng. rates to provide an estimated in-i money through the-sale of stobka Approximately }0 Hamilton and Arthur Rittenberg, delegates For New Pastor space is limited, those ■ '■ ,re« iio n t^ ...... requested that they niake an ikranee of Nelson Carpenter on Standard erriployes who went on than a pot of African violets but, > weeks at*] , - X" to the PTA Counoil. by Mfe. Dorothy . Getchel'e^'class. He "Added that the Republfcani, Trains Outstrip Trucks crease,In lU gross revenue of about bonds but that if cannot al- Refreshments were^servhd Irt the who control the Senate 31-5, plan' to attend should secure ...... „'t,, 1 examinauon ;^>f , the1,-. fnreiO'n foreign aid slate payroll, this time •«' 4-1^ the 1959 tour are a ig n ^ up tO’Ze'" hear this: ^ ■ ” I Maple Super Service, 4,638 ;Man- The slate of officers'was pres­ Members and'. friends of tha: tickets as soon as possible fro 9j*t_.cenl,ieIfe?Uve March J5. I.'tcact'^inveatots unless profits are fORTE-Pim ,v The number of women n ^ I cheatfr Waljpaper and P aint, ented by Mrs. Dorothy/Daley, . cafeterlrf^y Mrs. Ipehe Plsch and to discuss the financial aspects of Unsie O pi.llcies of the United States. Now search consultant” for the The hearjng ia scheduled to start) gufflcleht to assure' "a, reasonable pest,:thla year. Saating'capaeHy of North Methodist ChuiVh are In­ New York -- The’nation's 1,- any of the following; Mrs. the Flying Tigers DC-9B»Cliarter- fng African Violets m a nn““yjh“ 14,562; Red Men’i Lodge, 4,88THbhalrman of the nominating com- her comrrtittee. the problem in' fulure c^devises. this, distinguished committee has House Appropriations Comrtiitlebv [ at 10130 a.m. in the Commission's] return." The pr'esenL'turripike pikns call vited to an informal reception for 698.814 freight cars, with an aver- Conn, Mr.s. Annie Johnston, Mrs.’ HE Affibci^BD PR i^ . hearing room in the State Office ___ j,' ed bjr the groiipTa limited ta 9« grown so great In few I «4ai Bolton Five. 4,358. m ittee. the new minister, the pev. H. Os­ age capacity of 53,7 tons e a c h. i Martha Leemon. Mrs.'Lily Gunlop, Associated Press is.excluslvel.v reported, praising the results of to bV A key symbol of the livanher : 'Mama Sun Glaasea With : NEW since World War 11 that the mein> - ____ ^______The program coh.slsted of 'ia. Military ‘electronics sale* In the for two lanes in eastern Corihectl- Thi Building In Hartford. _ ———iii——— passengers, of-'wholn about two-r good Bertnelt, Sunday afternoon have a ('tritlbined capaclly of 9,1.- Mrs. Barbara Bell' and Miss Vera anujned w the use o<\republicauon ol In wmich Big Bll].-^ennan and Son Glasses’ 1 b e ra of the Afrlcah violet Society 40 out of e v e r / 1,000 ,panel discussion on “What Are We United,-States^'reached the 2.7-bil- cxif, although the rest of thC ex­ all/ news) dispatches credited to it, ot our foreign aid In the past, ami Major rale changes proposed by thirds are now .enrolled.' ENERGY outnumber tjie older order of rose united pressway will have fmir to six. • from 3 to 4:30 in the church 200,000 torts. This compares with Dion. As this Droodle points out ^ Bducatirig Children For?” pres­ lion-dollar levebi in 1956, an In- about 1?,OOQ,000 tons for the coun­ AV otherwise credited . *'*P*'' recommending that we realise It State-Comptroljef "Fred Zeller ..were tha telephone company Incfilde; | The. tpdrtata will be fre r to hobbyists. So says Daniel J^ Foiej^^ within the first year. Highway Commissioner Newc ve.stry.' ,d also the local tiews-pdbllshed here. Freedom’s Comer travel,.-without a set schedide, be]- ______FAST! ented b'y children from the fifth cjea.se of l(f per <;ent over 19.55, try's 800.000 truck-trailers at 15 laM All rlahts' of rcpubhcatton. of Special must contii.ue fop a long Urtie to exploitmg the victory they won in are now In the middle of good old 10-12% for Homes 'V nationally-known editor of ”hor- and sixth grade classes, with Mis*' and accounted for nearly half the man E. Argraves says four laneX At this time n.aUy will want Alspatches hetWn are also reserved. Increases ranging from. 10 per tweetl their «arrival at .Zurich, Today,^ the infant "mortality,-rate tO\ personally become acquainted ton# per trailer, s buried fish to ferOIlze com crop# come. , V . the origmal vote for .leaders of the National Save Your 'Vision- Week And though ' ^1 the winds of ^ "wltikia 7 (i#Va at w»A»y ticultupe/’ " . , stands at 26 per 1.000. Ethel Ro'Ub, principal, acting as total sale4"of the ln|(j[istpy. in ' eastern Connecticut aren't' IB.'iT Hotise. In that first chapter cent to 12 per cent- in residencihMdi j^tmtaertand on Jiily 27 and depar- TrSa defieiencie* nmsiljr r ^ l t in ■ Prolongs Tieet for Life . . ruit-sarrice client ol N. E. A, Senr- lit lU reasoning, the committee so I've prepared an EYE QUIZ doctriit*were let loose .to play upon tiire from Amsterdam, Holland, on of their \exploltatldn of victory, which will detetrmlne whether or flat-business exchange rates. X ,the earth, so Truth be in the fieW tired rundown feellnt. For New In recoirnUion of gardening ak **^l»uWUhers ncpr'escniaitves; The follows a very simple premise— Bi ennan avid Zeller had .moved for A reclassification of certalh ex-/* Aug., 10.,Th«^ have the Option th is; Fnercy Ka»t — fsko FORTE H-t'S, ,a hobby you can carry with you ■ Ulua-MsUiews Speci,aKA«ency —-New not you'-need glsMca. If you an­ X e do injurigusly by licensing year of touring either alone or In | Silt. Chicago.- Detroit and Boston. _ that the existence of Soviet Rus­ afl the fruHs available in the con-; swer “yes” to ilU- the questions changes because ' pf changes In the nijh potency muln-vnomin- old ag e -^ n d prolong your zest prbhlbiting -to misdoubt , -h e r pr(^arrange^‘ groups, of 15,, Two 1 ^MEMBER AUDIT BUIILAU OF sia forces us into a policy p f pro­ trol of Hmise committees, -the run, do ndt walk to your nearest number of telephone -stations with­ strength. Let her.-and F^ehood minerol lonit ihot.. foXllfe—America’s oldest incor­ CmCUTe^TIONS. fruits of ps^onage and the fruits in the locsj calling areas, .Hartfo'rd travel agencies are aMisl-1 ftrenstken iron deficient bleed in porated horticultural 'organization viding arms, to other - nations, on Optometrist. J. When you're In the grappleXwho ever knew/truth put PrinUng Company of sharp-conwol qfjthe progress of street do you occasionally fall /flJicreases in individual Unb mes-; to the words, in a free and open ing the Travel Club committee | jnit 24 hours. this y^qe emphasizes "little gar­ sketai-responsibll the military aide o f Our-4o*algn sage:'Tate bu.siness pervlce, - and wltlMirirangements fot.thla yesw’* rors appearing in ad- legialatiom—Tihey vSre hot T h y , down Open ;mahl^6^effT^z^TAt “the encounter: -Jlohn Mljtqrf; . , dens.’’ X. , ' _ents aniPothtr. reading matter aid, and into a policy of economic these two, about playing the game moVies do. you hav.e to alt um bn semiTpu^lIc service; in amounts trip..',' . ■ _ itaa _ In tts famous New England Getthrbeautiful, I Hanchtatarslrcniag Herald. of politics as thev know it and de­ the stage'?. 3. Is your nlck-ham'c rori-espondlng to the increases In F r a n c e a Burnette, committee ■ XMat «f «!*•• IW- spring flower showr-March 10 aid to other nations, to help com­ ■ ' ' ' ■' ' fine It. fiat-rate mislness service in the ex­ Most Indiisti^ Private , chairman, has scheduled monthly ,r. l>>UatM< MMlM ay adTrrilsIng closing hours: bat condltlona.ln which the theories Squlniy? *■ Are head-on .collisions -Sasw ' rrae — «•»•> through 16. the MassacHusetta jo d a ^ l p.m. Friday, They had now A with such display an everyday occurrence when you changes invbtved. meetings for interested employes • rfpflMl* ’ Horticultviral Society, a national bountiful bread that's uetda^d p.m. Monday. of Cpriiimunlsm m ight make prog­ drive? 5. Do you thjnk yoiir Tele­ An increase of 25 cents per . Stockholm —^ Private ownership to discuss tour arrangements: The ill — rORTC organization in membership, will .Wednesday—J p. of power and wilu set the stage for ^riR|9 •7'' •Thursday^l p. ni^ Wedneidqy. ress. Chapter two- in tnelr. exploitation vision set is just.A big blurry ra­ ■month in the charge for residence and ipAnagemenl accoun't, for - 93 next mebtlpg will be held March! r«*rg* accent outdoor living,, along with -1 m. Thursday. It holds that It la upon auch aco- and expansion of tneir original vic­ dio 7 6. At patties dp you find and business extension statl,ons. per cent of the .total’value Of Swe­ 11 at 7:'30 p.m.'in the Hamilton! ■ art af »a»r Vat-. Oat ease of maintenance. b'aked with butter added Friday. den's industrial production? bt.the Standard recreation Iniilding at rarta. Tlij la laklal a< 'datidfina? 1.0;» 0 a.a nti - mcI nomte aid, and the results It m iy tory, which had been their smart yourself t*llciftg to lamp-s? 7. Do' Increases in the- rates to*' P*"^* liaait (arw lataj. For even those ardent Amateurs except Saturday — whipping of Meade\ Alcorn In the you need Rinoculars to cut. .vpur vale branch exchange trunk lines, industrial' labor force, private In­ Raycroft Walsh Park; who comprise the 20-year-o f t- m. . ain, that the long range vic-. contest over the House leadership. toenails? 8. is this column diffi­ private brand' exchange statlonA, dustry employs 91 per cent, co-' WELDON DRUG CO. women's exhibitions committee to taste better!; operative factories 4 per cent, and \ Ninety-four llfe-inaurance com­ tliuiMmy, March T toirNiyer Communism dapends. In chapter two. It developed that cult to-read ?/ ,ti know it's mur­ switchboards anp switching equip­ 901 MAIN STREET will tell you that a hobby muat’t "Ixmitsrange aucceaa,” aaya the one of the early research projects der to write.) ment. ■ and in various mlscellsne- publicly owned plants 5 per cent. panies are licensed in Canada. be.more of a burden than you can to which Nelson Carpenter: had de­ ous,,service and equlpment- Uems. carry cheerfully. The committee's cornmitteeXTiea In demonatratlng ------T------^ ------e SKMid Temitu? dicated himself had concerned the Increases in toll service' charge/ eleyfen,small gardens will be only that a' free T^atom Is far auperlor poasible' climinatlon^ofi a certain '^y adjustments in mileage ban' a part Vf the huge show,which this Xiast-^ovamber, I>wiKht D. Kliacn- to hn authoritaHgn one in pro^ Zeller-Brennan deficit ^n eastern A Thought for Today overtime. rales, night and ^n------r -.... \ n ... I. .1- ' ...... ' year haa been expanded beyond howar pocalvad an ovtrwhelmlng. vidlng better llVingKmdiUons and Connecticut. Sponsored by the. Manchester dsy rates, and person to pe/son the—seven acres of floor space It Carpenter studied, anil-'figured • 'x Council of Churches , occupied,/n previous years. , • vote of ecftOdonce from tRO Amer­ tha individual opportuiittlM which Sad collect calls. ■■ .-X -V :-.' and' came -Up with w hat yieerns lb, , , ------.Redncttor.a. Ip rertain ^arges Bc-sides gardening for seaside, X. ican people. It was a lictory at the people so deeply desire. This de­ be a masterful answer. arising from changes in base rate mands continuing emphails orNjiro- Hatred * auburbk, city ard, town, there will .i-' poUa 80 overwhelming^ that it Th? problem, in eastein Con­ Perhqps at one time or another areas and zones, and in 'multiple be woodljJwL settings, spacious could only be compared, in modern nomlc developrhent, Consequent necticut, ..was the- existence of every ^ rso n finds himseff liter-; channel offerings. azalea, rhododendron, rock garden ieutenan.r^ Governor \Chuck ally bating someone for something See 19,490,000 New Revenue ' and other displays'i'-pjus' cut flow­ times, to the victory of Another our fundamental objectives cannot J^syett as a perennial chauehger jiopular leader aeeklngr his sec­ be realized unless our energies and that has transpired. We justify According to the -PUC notice ers, roses, carnations, house pTants, to Zejjer and Carpenter. In. the our actions to. hste until we stop' announcing the hearing, these p ro ­ rose gardens, flowering dog^woods, ond tenn—Franklin D. Roosevelt resources are directed toward the zenith of the Lodge adminlstMtlbn AT to realize that hat# hiiro^us far posed changes would provide an espalliered (flat),, fnilt trees, , x In 1B36. creation- of those conditions under Jewett had, In fact, been much worse than it does the one \vbN)iate. annua] revenue inrrea.se of some apring bulbs Including tulips, daf­ more Ihan'^hallenger or a triorn -,X The two victoriea were, in fact, which a free, and democratic sys­ He had then "been the spear This was brought honie to me i-ery $9,490,000, based on the-estimated fodils and hyacinths, arid alpine very much Alike in their propor- tem can 'live and prosper In the vividly recently in A. little artice- level of J95t business. plants. and symbol of^g' party regime that appeared in the Baptist Ob­ .tions, in the national gratitude which had proved able to whick The telephone company yester­ , Emphasizing gardening as part world.” server: day reported a net inepme of $11,- of a way of better living and peace they expreeaed for the lOader^lp ‘The United States,” the com­ Zeller and Carpent^ around \ln "When w e' hate our enemies, TWEED’ their own backyat'd. 894,000 for 1956, compared with of mind, editor Foley recalls the jdemonstrated in the prerioua four mittee says later, "ie engaged fn Now, however, the Lodg^ admil^- we give toem power over iti-. $10,532,000 for 1955. The cdmpanyj words of an eminent doctor friend, yeara. in the configebce they dem- an inescapablb..^etruggle for its power ovdr our sleepy our appe; also said that the year's earnings 739 MAIN STa who said: "I've carried many a iatratibn aneV its political tites. pur blood preasure, pur onatrated in th^future leadership existence. So'long as the - Sbylet agers were gVne. and Meade of $2.19 a share “compared favor­ grudge into my garden^ But I've health;/ and our happiness. . bur ably with thP.se for 1955, hut were never carried one out.” Of the individual Involved. blpc continues to seek the destruc­ corn had been promoted to 'Wash Ington, leaving Connecticut un-i s_ would dance Rlth ^oy if still below” the figure that should Gardening Inherited Urge If the auctions were parallel, tion of the free world, we have guarded, and Brennan and Zeller surmised that' they worry be earned ”in limes of prosperity.” 'Working with the soil Is an irt- thers algo seems to be a certain no choice but to continue to de- had- put on their power display in cerate us. Our hatred is not Substantiol Reductions herited urge. Foley say.s. quoting the House, In the midst of this hpfting',them at all; it only turns ■liniiiarlty In the sequela. Within a fehd ourselves. . .. . We are con­ r oWn days nnd nights Into a former opera singer Geraldipe Far­ power situation. Carpenter began ■■ ■ ■ ON rar who found that “ Closb to the few weeks after he had taken of- vinced that the beat security for whispering the soft words of ellith turmoil." r ElixabftlrArdcn Really, it isn't worth it. Is It? ' - ■ Sod Can Be Seen, a -Thought of floe for hla second temy Roose­ Americans la oollettiva' security. statesrhanlike peace, and one day God.” - - velt was being batted ammd by and that tha best "hope for dlmin-' the stale \woke up to the news Frert'R. Edgar ^ CpSMniCS End-Of-The-Seasoit\ Merchondise Foley recalls v'^'oman supposed­ i l Crngreas, some of his best friends iahlng the burden ia economic de- a pipe of ' peace, being puffed by "W# ddiver’V ly doomed to die of tuberculosis — Zeller and'Jew ett in a grand gea [During the OvH War 52,345 but permitted.the hbbby Of garden­ lu d ranged themselvsB against velopjyient,'-',. : ' ture of unity 'eomihg to the -Ra Union aoldiers -were held in the C ^ederate prison at Ahderson- ing. • Twenty-flye years later, he him, and the atmosphere was ho Thus our program of economic publican party east of the river V Arthur Drug Stores . said,' she had an incredible' garden aeeond hoaaymoon, but a' rough aid abroad is pegged diraetly upon It Had proved an appropriate, vllie, Ga. IkAAdkAtRaBaAtR'AA.tJ ■ including 10,000 primrosea. A guarreL This raflecM yarioua our recognition of Russia as am not an Appropriations,, piece of re­ .surgeon found happines.s In retire­ search by- Carpenter. things, including tha pasaaga 'of enemy, which is perhaps a good ment hybridizing azaleas and That the object of this-operation other plants. time, tha wearing thin of personal­ wray of gett ng American polt- was tha education of the-Jewett And Pick, Hgrlow^ retired Harr ity and charm, and tha psycholc^l- tlclana to support foreign aid pro­ fdrtre’ss • inside Zeller territory varcl football «oach,'4vaUhlng the cal boredom of ^rpetuating urii- and, perhaps. Us eventual razing blue of the gentians In hia garden gram!, but which also carries the io the ground, — tn a f would be veraal acceptence of Rooaeyelt as assumption that. If Russia should braving the frosts and snowflakes something.'too rude'to suggest, in of approaching winter, said ' that the- superpfi'an - the election had ■top being an enemy, we could cast surh an era of pehce. to htrn they made “death less ■eemed to'label him. . off our foreign aid re.sppnsibiltties . In fact, the eastern Connecticut fearsome and old age more official undercover explanation, de­ But Roosevelt himself contrib­ 'ahd let the undeveloped part of • beautiful.” signed for acceptance by'aJ) who uted the one key deed which ended the world go hang. can ifive It credulity, la that the the boaayniooa end began the era ^_flTiat, of course. Is the great whole move was undertaken Ih of dlarespOict and open quarrel. He fallacy of our timesT The basic order top lace eialern .Connecticut in a position of defense^agajnst and SMFD Votes X took, the unlimited popular man­ problems of the world today, the, equality with the resurgent power date he had received "and', as if basic need of undeveloped peoples of Brennsn. 1.6-Mill Tax he M t that It licensed him' fbr. to be helped to- progress would be For tho.se ^-ho wish to join the anyUibig, proceeded to submit to in existence if there \qere no ranks of the cynics, we would sub­ mit sn alternate posaiblllty, to the COTTAGE CHEESE Real”*^ and peraonal property Oniigrasi his proposal for conquer­ such thing as Russia or .Commu­ effect that Brennan And'Zeller within tlje limits of the South ing the itupreme Court tKrough- nism, and our respoTAihility for iinderaU'nd a miitual building to­ Manchester Fire District (SMFD) the dsviee of Iniereasing its mem­ Aslplng solve these problems u*ould ward bigger things. will be taxed at 1.6 mills for the bership. He himself stepped over be no less urgent. Nor will It, At any rate, in chapter two, period beginning Nov. 1, 1956 t there has been arcotnFUahed, by Juiie 30. ' , the bounds,' and he himself ended now,,cease if the cold,War itself either alliance or soft capture, th'c District taxpayers levled^Ahe the - honeymoon, by ^ asking more should end, and we no longer reduction, of Fortfess Jewett, the tax proposal riecohimanded.by Dis­ than some of hia beat friends have the excuse of being against long-time east of. the river out­ trict Commissiriners at thr special could in conscience .agree to give post. . meeting laat night in Npthan Hale Russia to justi^ our being for School. Some 30 persons, moat’of him. . humanity. them either, reguliur or volunteer H. in FIRE-KING Now we come down to Dw-ight firemen, attended the "final Eisenhower taking office in 19S7, CHADWICK HEATING meeting. / and we find, .a few. wsieka later, Life Is CompUcBted Hunt Oofllnee Figures ^ COMPANY SAYS George W7 C. Hunt, treasurer, that various elements have slipped Just how complIcataMi oqr mod­ briefly mitlined the. Wires ar^ away from'the spell of-hia charm em living can become—semetimes GAS HEAT rived a/by the Commiasioners Be­ aiM personality, that Congress la 80 complicated that it threatens IR lest For'57, fore i)ia motion was put to a vote., no longer In a honeymoon mood, he Board- of Tax Review has to stall ua slU and keep us from lost For a Liforimo « acted bn • asseaament com- and that the overwhelming per­ doing anythlng-^is illustrated,' , (faints filed by some 500 proper- sonal mandats "of last November. this time, by a aituacion involvtfig "'^ty owners after the new rCMlua- . and the sumos-t -unbelievable con- Little League baseball 'in New ■ tifw-flgti.rea were announced. • fldence i t . demonstrated on the The revaluation booated , the York state. \ Tortm’s- Grand List from $96,000;- ^art of the American people are Laat.aesaon. a hot line drive in 000 to'' $135,48,777, CortimU-; fading, almost as if they belonged a New Yoric atate Little League' sioners estimate’ that the Tax Re- ,.to 'the }iast. Dwight D, Etaen- game hit a young third baseman vlewcBoard will reduce that fig­ hfewqr, in other words, ia no iongier ure by about $1U million, to $134.- in the piouth. He was plaj-ihg on a 598,000. The. Dlstricfa portion getthng'pollcy birdies just because team which was sponsored by a should be about 69 per cent. Hunt he is ,Dwnght D. Eisenhower. merchants aaiociatioh, which had said, or $92.8'73,142. A l.S-irtlll And in'1857,: as in 1937, w e are thought it was combining a -good rate will return $148,596.80 In' forced'! to consider whether one tAxes. * ” ■ . deed with some .unobjectionable' A budget of $157,007 was ap­ ^ prMidenUal act has not had some­ publicity for Itself when it brought proved in . 'November. Gash on thing to do with this. .This act be­ uniforms and equipment for. the -hand at the beginniiw of the fis­ gan with, an emergency appear- team. cal year amounted to *12,567, leav­ ■ ance before pongress to launch' the After the young third baseman ing some -$146,000 to "be raised by taxation. - ' new doctrine for American for­ Dovo ChcKlwick had been bit by this batted ball, . ChadiOKk Sc Co. ”We have usually'collected about eign policy in the Near East. The however, his parents brought a 564 CEPiTER ST. 96 per, cent of oollectiBle taxes,” emergency h is not yet been /Hunt said. ”I have no doubt we , i- workmen's compensatioiv action /VII 9-0669 p^ved, • and, if anjihing, it has against the''; merchants associa­ 'will collect the money this year/7 In.staller Of He added th a t 96 per cent yipati tion, seeking $400 for dent-1 bills. been di^roved by ,the - fact that MorrSun Furnaces. bring In about $144,440,^xOr ju st Congresa has been eittlng on the The basis for this action was a Let IJs Install A. ■ about enough money;, jtb' rneet.the nSbetrihe for two monlhs and noth­ If eory that, the aaaocialion ^"enp'~ budget. ■ ing has happened. In the name of ployed’’ the boy Whan it spoiiabred Clean, QuiefrEfftctralr Formei* Director Waltep Ma- tias -emergency, the Tresldenr hia team, and^waa thcejoi'e liable .-*boney. Indlca.’.fi; he w”s only aak- I fng his question to acquire per- asked two blank checks from pon- for any injury he auataihed ”dri 'abrial knowledge, aakecT what--a g r ^ , one military, .one for dollars. the job.” / 1.5-miU ■ rate would raiie. Hunt And, most telling of all, perhaps, A Worirmen's Compensatiptf ref­ told him it would reduce collectible - the nature of the new policy eree upheld the claim, and ordered taxes by over,$5,000. aeemed a reversal of what the ‘Don’t Want to Get Caught’ the merchants association to pay “We don't want to -get caught people had tome to expect from ^#$400.'. — short' again in June and not have Eisenhower in the field of foreign In the fear that, the ebtablish- ftmds to p a y the firemen,’; Hunt , policy, as a rcault of his bold n- ent of such liability could mean ! continued, ”so that’s why we are leadership toward peace in hla thq end of UtUe .League baieball recommendliig'the l.fi-mill figure. r- first term.' I The. Warm Air; Furnace 1 - The D istrict will merge with York state, . the t-logisla- the Town June 30. Asked by Ma‘ A strange proposal, presented Albany- ia now, copaidering For The Ultiinate In honey if there will be any money vrilh .manufactured urgency, de:, * bill .which would exempt sponr Home Heating to turn over to the town at that HAVE A HAPPY HUSBAND HAVE A NEW BREAKFAST IDEA HELP YOURSELF manding blank checks as if there tiriie. Hunt 'said probably not, in HAVE A HOSWTAtITY THEAT . ♦ i ■ ■ora of " a little league ‘amateur Taar out a hole in the center of bread. Home Town Bread with jelly or jam would be no, question, about them sporta team” from ' eompensatioa actual- cash. b.ut the rate book A hostess can boast of <;innamon'toast. There’s nothing better for the family go-getter would gd to the Town. ‘There prob­ And fry upon your griddle. Is simple and quick to tx. —this, we think, hit Congress and Uability,. - WithTY IWl what frieqdly fragrance it's av o blest! Mivov., w • Than bread----- at« every • a meal, .ta---’ i ' • ' ably would be some uncollected And that Home Town Bread flavor says to each neighbor; ^And Homq Town Bread will make him say, What malteB it a happy, one-d|sh treat , Yet the neighbors’ Md8 will like it M much public with something of tliasame But a point about tha intricate tax money ' the TcR. *» would In­ (•' Is ah egg-dropp^ in thrmrddle. As anything else you milt. . *^tfScohberting and diail^oning herit, if It collecta'the.money. You're proud of serving the best. - “Say, this ii bread for real 1” character of modem Americab^Ufe .' Homi Town! Home Town! Y Hoine Town! Home Town! ^ x Home Town! Home Town! '* impact of th» Rooeeveit court- Tax blU# are due to be mailed Uomt Toton! Homt Townl haa been illustrated, pncA again. »»» weather! [ Fieekinany'weathert Freeh in any weather! . “ t X<"' pacMng proposal of 1937. Th|e so- U is no iMxger safe tp do anything. , ’ as soon ss the District can gat \Fr»tK in any weather! ■ the adjusted Grand List' and fig- gallad doctrine ^has proved! at Your bast frien)l may aue- you if «zs but each tax. BUla are'due May v .‘V toast. U w ,|a«a point for idl Ute ^ O M E TOWN BRSAP f BAKED AND BAKED BETTEg BY KABI8CO“>NI^lONAL BISCUIT COMPANY? ha ,'iiipa o« your i]i>uig; giving a Remove this article and attach In, with a l-mcm!l2» grac^ pyRxl- iaa^jBiosR-endiBg boy a basahall m ky' be a rtoky It'to ganr ogtotlBf•gtottag fneiMwefm ,iw«da, gba..i'patet on thing to ]4o.; ttM only aafe and M|ck refercheei Fmwipt, for MBUm' '' ' andtatlMia. aariMBtRK —_____ wyy to a n to,to dig tea la tM DldM Statas. ' -"7.' - ■ ‘ ' X' :“ ' ; „ ,y '-' ■ ->.v-7-t.•; V •■..: -y'. ». -H-.'.Y-: ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■■ ': . . ' . ' . r V ' ' /■ i ■■ ' ' / ■ ■ V ' ■ - ■ . .

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*/■; A '/■ Y* l-r- /'. 3- -/ . 1. .v-V i ■:rry- iL,_. ‘ .i-; V - v; -J : ■ /. ,‘ v ,- . ' - • ■■- / ■;' ■ ■ ^•^■■li.:o - , . ^ ■* •■ ■- '':r . "n ■• - ’■ v//f ."'"arV . -Vi’ ' . y y ■ ■ .' 'll-; ’ ■ .'I \ ': '■* •.*, • , .J . '.*. • .. ,. ' ■ • 1 ,. * • * V, ' I . MANCHESTER,,iCONN.,'THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957 PA^E ELEVEN ' .G E 'T E N ' , ,.M^ HERALDi MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY./MARCH 7, 195.7 'i- ’- -’I f' Bolton House Passes Mide^si Bill, Probe Told Town Fiscal Year BiU Ike Lady Dphoes OPEN EVERY THURS. and FRI. till 9 P; M. /to la Group Discussions Plarinm Ousted from Sheriff Got Come by foot . . . by c«r . . . by magic carpet—but COME to Passed, by T o Prevent POPULAR'S BIO DOLLOR DAYB 8ALE1 It'e BIO in every ^■'~--ByypTA^~M Tfim Penti Sidiion thoso sboo'ping meaning of the word—BIO BAROAINB . N O SAV­ *riie usually cumberimme,process INGS . . . BIG v a r i e t y . . BIG NAME JBRANDSI Here are denoUnd^ the Senate version but f 35BoW Tw n (Continued from Page One) A • Just a few of the euper apeclal# we’re featuring. Look ’em over of State leglsfstibn was stepped up Bolton, March 7 '(Special)—-The^ Leaders the Homemakers New York, March 7 Hi — Seven M id'it would be better to pccept it , - V . T— r - ■ ...^ - ■ ladles ^aVe been advised they and .vou’ll eee for lure—it’e a BIGGER DOLLAR at POPUDAR to Jet age speed today and a Man­ Loretta. Carlson,-, J6a n , Daley, ’ oppertunlty to. express persoqal course wTiK be Mrs. Donald Ted- this weekl So shop here today! Fill yonr cartl Pack yOur pantry than spend more time in g;etfing'| The - E.stoniah Lutheran mixed (Continued from Page One) obi opinions (m,elj;Ht questions perjir definitely have-b®en on the wrong chester emerge’n'cy .bin passed both ■ jlknttinued from Page One) Police Arrests fprd and/Mra. Vincent Mlckewlcz. with Dollar Dandiea—the beat bnys for your buck#! choir will meet: tonioiTow. at 8 M.a{’sha DeSimOiie. John e com: ! feq cup and spoon. _ earlier than usual and had * one- zion Lutheran’a parish home, coiinty." • ■ suspensioa.of.xules, at.'l:35.pjiu .1. -Henry LaUriUen, i h 'f l 756 <3en- uninsured car, police said. . ilvan Jozus. ' \ • a bag#,---X”, ■■» ■ tion's existence is an- historic Tact fo attend the aessioh'; H e^dvlsea; Thlrty-twp per'sohs have en-' sirid HlcoU:.‘ ’Thls4s themost-i-n- W ORLD OREEiN hour llrffit put on debate. ~ ; „ r — ■ Schrunk ' slid, 'Portland City Rep.*' * Lewis■ ’ Padilla,Padiilar, . Norwalk;'Norwalk,' ter St., died yeaterdtw''h^ye8terday"dt 1^151:15 p.m'. . Ediii-ard Steyejison. 55, ' g ^ 1 o t t e Keeney, ViH iam ^ e prpg.faim Ur an experiment to-roiled in’ the. standard first aid House Republican Leader Mar- st. Margaret'lc Circle, .liinior CouMicil members' are elected on a and. its* problems must be dealt Windsor Hill; o w n ^ o f .the car was Kn'rghtVcsn^LeCnmrr^^ uiual thing I ’ve ever seen—aevqn .... ------I... _ . . . - bcHa^wi House chairman of the Cities and i in Manchester Memorial Hospital with. - gather opinions of indlviduala and j course which h itd jts first session . tin (Mass) predicted passage by Paiigbler.s of IsabcT ill hold its fipnpartisan basis; It has been , Richard McComb, David' ?(utter, women hoboing in Penhaylvania Boroughs ! Committee, iiitroducadl following a aboH illness. He .was He-made that rimark when a re- arrive at conclustims tn m orderly | #t the school Tu#s^tor vehicle » c ^ d ng provost. 171001- Woman Has $214 Cash | STAMPS emergency need. I A . resident of this town ' for t'o have told King Sand of Saudi . The eight disOuasiprTgroupa Wit]/cheater, are instructors fo f -the 21- Houae first passed the resolution to Schrunk last year after Re- After passage in the House, the!many years, he was a bus driver police -^ey are schedulecl^ "P 'l as (Juigley, Marilyn Ridje-ti, Pris- be moderated by j«Ieto))er# o f the’ hour -course. Further session^rsrtll -Mra. Dora Peck, 72, who had. Arabia during .their recent talks $224 cash'On her, tried to explain.; on Jt|t;.30. The House acted then The Co-Wed.s of Center Church ijlcan former Mayoi'x.FrCd bill went by, messenger to the Sen for the 'Connecticut' C6. He was ‘J* Zi” o " os ’Cilia St. Pierre. Barbara Balo, Executive Committee of the PTA. be held on the six'ensuing T u m - uiider procedures barring amend­ will meet tomorrow n ig h ts t 8 PatMeua refused to "cooperate" that Israel is here to stay.X Richard 8. Don, 25, B r id g e p ^ ! pg^gjg shorts. Anne Simpaon, The lounge'ryas a. rather pleasant | ate chatnbi^rj which/Warren- fol­ also a school traffie officer and I'.S. Views on .Aqaba Recorders wUKpresent conclusions days from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the ments and approved almost the o'clock in Woodruff hall, A talk j Portland" to vice, wasx(irrested this . morning william Stephens, Joan Swanson, school. . ’ , pldoe to live, she said, and there | lowed along. was • on duty daily at Center St. As for the iiitiiAtion resulting reachinl In/Cne discussions to the axact wording Eisenliov'er wanted. will be given and nipvfes shown| Palrolman^Tledemann testified It arrived at 1:40 and>(as taken and Kalknor Dr. • , ^ I chargelkwith p.aasing a stop S'RUXp.trlcia Sv-nhera LinUa Toth entire agS ^bly at the close of ’ S57 Inoculated was the.fun of seeing new faces a ll: from Israel’s withdrawal from the; the m W c lio n of Woodbildgei the time. ' i The IMilt* Koutie ye.stcrday sent on Nike In.stallaUons. Refresh- j,e was preseht.At the time of ; (jp by the body immediaitety. Sena Funeral arrangements are being the pr^ram. Gaza „Two hundred and fifty-seven The ladies'had a Toutine, she | word that the Senate resolution ments will be Served following ti,e raid on Bennett's., club, ori . tor Albert C. Snyder, Senate wiplc- made by the Newkirk and Whit­ Strip and the prospective | OaklamKSts., and failure to ; -■ Richard C. Olmsted will be pullout-ffom the GuK of Aqaba notify the M ^bc Vehicle Depart* l adults of the ’ community received aaid, that went' mostly like this: | was acceptable. the meeting. l ScdL 'I i : 1955. He sala he saw | man of th(! Cities and ,^roui ney Funeral Honie. 318 Burnside I derat'or for the discussion on their first polio injection at the ----- ; Bennett IcaVe the gambling joipt j Gommitecc. moved for passage. area, Elsenhower said the United; „,e„t of a chan^-qf address. His e-vei.ymia\msK>. Sleeping, midnight-^ to 6 • a.m.; i The Senate struck out the word ve.', Eaati Hartford. tie Bcheol lunch program;\ Mrs. Tuesday evening clinic sponsored breskfaht, window shopping,-/jw'r- "authorizes ” in the House resolu- Present day Africa will serve as'i,ft^r the ratd, had atarted anilMnarklng brieflmj on the bill. It whs States has taken Uie position that! court dale is set for Wsdnesday. i .Students making up the first .William Clark for television and the gulf is an international water-; Henry J. Comtois Jr> 27. of 16. quarter of the cla.s.'-waa f ■!' President deems such action f a parent for With registration of. 33: protect requesting Middle East na- American shipper could assume ftvelyn CriCj John Delaney, Brenda-' the clinic, the \number ■ "W e have to;go to a public batg tlona from evert Communist ag­ Main’St., Hartford. Three special-^ A few minutes later Schrunk J' " 'o u W ^ 'e waited '. Mrs. John ^3^ Douglas court Wednesday. .pride consideration:.- Are parents or to a hotel for a day or two,” isU just returned from'extended gp|.pgg the .street, Ttede- uhtjl Tuesday for action. woiild happen if h'e traveled Dparocher, .leanne Dearosiers, Lin­ .too content'.to turn their ..children treated reveals 76. 'ere. gression. The . funeral' of Mts.^^ John J _____^______keep their. appointments aaid Mra. Peck, ’ viSits over the African continent, said, and he'continued, ..Xow 'Ooes to Governor ! through- the gtilf, Eisenhower re­ da Dolan, Barbara Bllliott. Mqr-. over to . the public ^ and church In an unuslial move, House rector of Public Health has Nicoll turned Mrs. Peck over to will discuss their findings. One of ..jjg stopped' at the same spot At .press time today, the bill Wi as. 49 Elwood R a ;;^ ’a;s held pimd he would have to consult fur- gucrite ^Mqkson,' .ianet Fracchia, school 'teachers. Boy and Girl leaders yesterday got rules com- 'clock yesterday a|tefnMn at I thcr with the State Department, -Phyllis Fraitkenbcrger,^ Norma vised that those who missed the city welfare department. She ^ jinittee. Clearance for a yes^r-no a- series, the conference is open to behind ,the pole, reached down and ^ o W i h i c o f f m r T ia ^ ia n a Business' Chief Scout leaders and the like without xald ahe received a pension of $100 all. Advance .reservations'may be the WetWiis-West Fnnferal Home., Eisenhower said he was deflnite- GunSten. , ' • any ,real,concsrn on their (the par­ this week may register for their ■ \ vote on the Senate bill—.bypassing picked up a package, put it in his i The Rev>-qiiffdrd O. Simpstm^^^ fy pleased by the size .of the vote. ■ / first shot at the next clinic session a^oh th . . / the customary _conferen^ with made witlv-lfie Seri'ice ^rcau . Barbara Kenned.V; Judith Kjodes, ent#) part for the welfare o f their T^ie magistrate - suspended ' .. . . . Manchester needs, the e..wrgency mlnisteri of. tfJb'sfJeiKter Congrega->M-i9., by wjiich the Senate ap-j Jessie Magnani,Barbaj;a McCor­ Chilrtrdn ? by calling Mre. Joseph Mack or ■' Senators to iron out dfiferencea the corner. I didn t sec w^ere he . ^ tw ? cMsf r^ o n s , :Ut)hsl Church;'offlmat^d,,and Fred-l prbved iU version of the adminis-i Hits Ike!s Mri. Feter Masaplini. The second ch a rts of loitering against Mrs.-| between House' and Senate ver- mick. Carol McHugh, Hdreid Mel- Mrs. John J. Struff will moder­ Perltitod four of the other ladies; went. accordlngX teP-.General M’anager eric E. Wernei* pre.sldefKat the or-, tratioh's anti-Communist Middle a te the discussion on the type of session will be held March 26. •ions. In rcspon.se to questions. Tiede- endy, Rlcharlf Pepin, Arlerta Per- Judged’ innocent of the loitering! Richard Martin/ ^ gan. Burial was in East CemeJ^y., East resolution. Spending llate rjis, Go^on ^-Pomeroy, James program desired by PTA mem­ Cards will be mailed to tHq, 257 ‘Play Words' General Cited manp .said he was standing about The first is piirely administra­ who are now eligible for theit sec­ charge was a Mrs. St, John. 80, Bearers were Harry N. Smithy Asked for his appraisal of the Rioux./Vr^k Salmoh.sen,' Nancy bers. Dwyer will serve 'as moder­ and-Mrs. Lena Dnorato. 59. , ^ Chairman fjiordon said the Sen­ 50 l^eet from the telephone pole, tive. ond shot a few days before the Carl Armstrong, Dudley R. Doug-|tm«rent situation in Egypt in the'. Saunders,. Dominic Squatrito, ator on the question, "How Can Mrs. St. John told the court #he and that there was a street light The fiscal year^permUsiye. act. las, Robert S. Douglas, Charles H. j lightT-ef^ Israel's withdrawal from. Ne\v York, M a r ^ 7 ( ^ —Spend- ate changes were "unnecessary" Fralu:** \S\veet. Gene Tomlinson, There Be Closer Cd-operntion be- next se.ssion. The clinit at, that formerly worked at Father Divine's and a ,"play on words" but'valu- As Prejudicing nearby. under which the 'town wade its iqzei niiii v./iiiiritf^ oLuiLciiiciuL. ainpiuea le^n^D^>^ rsinenmrwcr ic-,--8T POHcles of th« l^Sftnho^er ad- BtMjzel and Charles Stoltenfcldt. disputed'lerrlton', fcisenhower re-1 m8 ” Alice Vanderburgh, Marcella .Ven- — tween PTA. the School Board a(id time will be held fdr only one peace mlaaion' ln Newark. W J.. alle .time woUld be- lost by hag­ Tiedemann .said he had been a i figcdi-year date Change, sets up Tuesday evening, members eff plied he wourfKoot want to attempt j were criticized today Teachers? Mrs. Patll'Arnold for hour, from 7 until 8 p.m., member of the Portland Police .mell, Patricia Wiley, and'would like to go back there. gling over them. The sooner we budget machinery for towns with Templesmplc v^iiap^cr,Chaptei^, Order7,/ruer ofui Easternr ' HUHT’S CATSUP 14 Oz. Bot. /clearly of Importwce to national 1 „ , / ' , I per cent, Tlic lowest po.ssible is 49 X Douglas Moore's .filin g of Vacliel case.s. / pvernment as it wants. But I also .signed when one faction pulled oii\ security. Th# iiwate changes, he 1 Walsh is 6 feet 2 inches, weighs/ But hc said that as he wa'S 10 per cent. / OVEN READY. 10 to 14 LBS. , x said, were Vtweedl»4ee. and'^vee. 2 ,1 pounds, and was the only cor-1 about, to drive away, he .saw Bcn- Lindsay’s, “ Simph Legree ’- was The Justice Deparfiprnt aald j hclieve they have a right to know, over the worsening economic con- On the new Grand JJst, Man- a^udged "th e/ m o st enjoyable 1 earlier in the-week diSfendants InT^'hst .^they are letUng ,Ihem.seives: diUon. Ml Ooldsn Sun purs 12 oJ. $ 1 dledum'V#md amounted to ■no poral then serving as a drill in- nett and hailed him. Daniels said che.ster'# debt Is about- 6 ': per substance." > structof with •Platobn 399. ; he asked Bennett what was going ’■qM''ti'chhically'^excellent'perform->f the Clinton, Tenn.. contempt case he said. . ■ i One of the .problems confronting f t ) cent. Thua. the issue of the fiscal ahee Of tlic evening" in a c-,lti.que could have a Jury trial if they! I do not question the sincerity Dc Valera, last suivivlng com- HEN TURKEYS Strawbeity Jars X B p ^ n said "we paid for the in- Said Shields,, "we have here a , on. and got the reply: "I almost year bonds could not,- in them­ by the Director of the Colunibia! chose. The depatment was com-i intcgnly of our leaders in mander of thb 1916 regellion Mwi of Egypt and we paid for comnwftidfng -general clearly ex-! took a pinch but it’s okay now ” selves, cau.se the town to go o-» r 4 Glee Club. 1 meuling on'reports that a legal! ''aahington hut I am convinced against the British, was the rising BONELESS BRISKET CHOiCE ne protection of Israel," shelling pressed an opinion on the guilt of • Schrunk told reporters hc had .Its- debt^. IJn.Vi.t, even under the I 4)Ut f P " 'x Westmipster , panj. thh clnh on .the tour •■and pending on U.g. help for-intelligent ' appropriationsiT.ent. ’ / sif the Stafford Springs barrack#. bills." •s: Yellow Squash, New Potatoes, Chine.«ie and Savo.v Cab­ Cole Suw Dressing given a minor fi'entence -and th<* I- .Yes. Tiedemann said. >-5! will p-’ovide a fare of Barber | econoinieconomic developmeilt. ^ ■Raiders APtl\e ■University officials hotifii^ po­ other was acqqitted. | "What Was aald?" Kennedy iSmith. 1 4 3 Benton ! Shop faTOrites, humorous and sen- 1 He said while some savings can . While the balloU slUl were be- . PREMIUM bage, Egg Plant, Green BeanA, Beet Greens, Frying alwilys be made by "ferreting out m- lice. Robert Spencer Butler ha.s The recruit/ivholityivno charged that j asked. Sharon liirphy’ ,3i Drwe A: .>iis.«ISS HnM»ntaltlmental, tvithwith lhi*irtheir tiaiinlusual cJoSC irg counted, armed raiders, blew r l ^ r i l W j / ^ W I F T ’S SMOKER FULLY COOKED Lb. Peppers* Boston Lettuce, California Pascal Celery, been missing’ since on' or about i he was atriic.IICK Wiith an iron bar "Officer Richard. Sutter said Ad:i Tliielman. -9 O otta^ St : | flj,d p-ecision. , I ' waste,sexlravagance and duptica- up a British troop reorulling cen­ 49c Romaine Lqttuce, Soup Bunch, Dandelions, Kale, TYench Feb. 25. was -Pvt. . _Da/id ayid / LeeL« Porter, Hartt Tliat crooked S.O.C.," "Tiede- Richard <^anier, 3l.J< Charter I concert at the local high BotticeUo Buys ! tion. the really substantial rediic- j , « ! lions in government spending can ter on the border ’icling the re­ Endive, Celery Hearts. Fresh Rhubarb. - Taylor gave th'e following de-. ford. Vt. Hi# father. Nelson R. mann replied. Oak St.;.. Gborec Wilson/Glaston- school will take place at. 8:15 p.m. 1 public- and_ Northern Ireland. A Birds Bcriptlon of the youth: 0 feet It. Porter, wrbte bp.se'. commander Elkina had told the committee hur.v:.Armand>Duroond,/681 Hart- April*3. 1957, Tickets, which arc-i S a i l l l a r v t x C I U S e com® only from changes to pro-" EVtSCEI^TEO ■ ’ • - I gram ... by new decisions of Coh- Royal Ulster Constabulary Bai- FISH Eye 180' pounds; blond, blue eyes, light Maj. ■Geiy/ Homer R. Litzenberg he, and Bennett wer'ie partners in ford Rd.; Peter Sattkaitts, 91 Birch gold for $1.50 each, rnay be ob- 1 I grees. ■ rpeks in County Fermanagh, just- complexion, crew . cut haircut, about-Uife ’alleged incident and a Portland gambling„ joint____ known______st.; tillyer Benoit-;-4:5-.Fairfield St.; ^ajned at the door, or from any i ' tvi.. . Onnitarvi Pefiute C'o has’- . ■ u j- a?ro8i the border,, also was WATERCRESS ~ ~ L,-25e as the. 8212 Club in the Kenton i 5Ire. ' Lilliari-. Lea, 38 Maple si.:| member of the Brown Club or Jun- li..' a ------' Humphreys ■views, however. wears glasses at times. also’ \lsij*d -the post a few weeks attacked. -One policenian was ago. Diatricl-of Portland. ; Mias Ruth Leonard. .Stafford; been bought by Anthony Bdttl- w’ece at variance With Budget Birds When ■ last seen, Butler was I ior . Chamber of Commerce ' in cellp, Pioneer Circle, from Nor- Director. PcrcIvBl Brundage. Bnin- wounded’ as the raiders cut -loose Elljliis said that iii .cayly Sep-! DC-'int Hooper. 87 N. .Elr.xBt.; 8 PASCAL CELERY 15c 'wearing a . dark brown striped i j Manchealei’,, ; - ^ .X; inah’ F/Pierce of Bolton, accord-- (jage said in Wa.,hlngton that he wlUi rifle and mnchlnegun.... lire. French fries Eye tember 1955 he heard that Sheriff ' Geoffrey Gibbs, 116 Drive B; Cne#- apeita coat, gray, flannels, brown itig to an instrument filed In tha. saw little hope, for substantial cuts gttackers escaped, NiXOV IN UBERI.\ aboea, brown crew neck sweater, Ac^derils Renult Schrunk and a group of deputies!*-®'' -A' Cornish, 6J Goodwin St.: low'd clerk's office. > in federal spending Tor at least two Condenming the revival of the ’.Ready toA'ook. 4 to 6 showed up at the club with woid j Mrs. Alice Skinny)’, RFD 1, Rock- ilonrovia, Liberia,’ -Mareli 7 - TJ». Lb. RUSSET PEARS ' 2 45e wUte shirt and ^ o v ’n"* striped tie .' 'Tha company conti’acla w ith lo-i years. De Valera has predicted con-■ lb;, averagei. Blue ^ 6 Oz. Taylor could mfer no explana- 111 Arrest, In jury‘ , they Were going to ariest even'. 1 yille: Julie Bossen. South Windsor; (j>i — Vice^ President N 1 Von, U.S. CHOICE body. . I David and Jud.V' Chappell; South ' wearing a' top hat and tails in ca! re.’udents and busine.'ft estab- Brundage told a. Houke Appro-.! fidently that Northern Ireland can ORANGE JUICE Bird Cans ’ tlon for the youth’s disappbarance, 'I llahments for collecttbn of refuse,' prlation# Com tpUtee .there was lit-, be made part of the remiblic bv Mac or Baldwin APPLES 3 i.m. 39 c but aakiOd anyone seeing a, per- 1 ___ , ...... Coventry; Brent Flavcll, 15 Allan ' the hot equatorial sun, arrived aL- ___ A. A-..J- -....A. ll. liti.llhnoH th'‘ ® with 100,000 - No citaning— No cookingl Just FRUITS: ! and bruises suffered when the bike after this tesUpiopy and f daughter to Mr. and Mr#, Arthur leluiers resplendent in black cut­ name, at 596 mil-stown . Rd. . ‘ V s L whl^ ’Uhe ^ ■ Claims, may be made to, Atty, hoot and torvo N|EW. . Sweet Plums, Russet Pears, Nectarines, Peaches, Pine­ Large D ® E \ f l d i n f f ( r O U l l l the was riding. (W ided with a car :. *'*” . . '*«*• 'to answer all qQestions ex- ' Najeni, Coventry: a daughter, to aways .or formal military 'drees is the decision of Congress,” since fea^ to 'F n c tiin the Irish apple, Honeydew Melon, Cantaloupe, Calava Pears, Ex­ NATIVE EGGS ' ■ ' i al Church -and Cliestnut Sts>-yes-; ®®P^ 8ive his name ami his pres­ Mr. -and' Mrs. William Conroy, 17 uniforms. . Leon Podrove at 808 ■ Main St.- its appropriations’ . determine how .larmirip-reached an REACHES (Jeorge Amaral, 23. .^Hale A i terday. Buck was diacharged afterhome—Great p’alls, Mont./ Ford St.'. much the goverament shall spend Ig f- , tra Large Eating- Oranges, Sweet Teinple Oranges, Ext■" RockvilleRockville, was ari-Misd/v.«afreale treatment. T h ’e Committee ' immediately BIRTH TODAY: A daughter and how it shall spend It. "batlcal- »ti‘l vigorously fit Fancy Delicious Apples, Coconuts, Large Tangerines, Lean Urdayy forfor. evadlneevadlnz rcaiwnsiiiinrvreabonsi/bilitv i _ " ’‘“ 'a"" C. Felber, 65 65,, RFD 1 I.,™. ''“ '® ted " tb JjegIn oegin contempt of concon- to Mr.' anJ Mrs.' Elmer Phelps, 140 ly it is- the job of the American blind, has nleaded in . Persian Limes, Cranberries, Red Grapes. Fresh after he' allegedly Hft thCsc/ne or 1 Rockville, driving wesf on CTfiestnut 8i'®“ proceediags against him. Pearl St. Road Reconstrujction Plans people" to out governmepi expOpdl-! ,P‘ J ’ ® the republic to tyrv^e GROUND BEEF 'an accident.ddent. lidUce p61ice »aid.,»aid. ' | St., said he saw the'boy cycling* - — r-— DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: tures nnng on at home. His Kiaiina rail at 'he has promised to laubeh a "New - Police; claim-.Amaral', cra*hed.ii;;i''^ .-t°wa — ...... „ — - - Conald—BentlyX.70..- Matlicr--St,f ‘.’ItJe wllh-the people ,th e ^ * * P ' pattei-ned 'hi# car Into a “wateF hydrant at the f® J '»‘’ “ ‘<1 h« aPP^.®*; C O U pTc U e S tT lIie Mrs. wyiiam Von def Wall, Bol-j thousands of ci'osaroads over - —.. „ ___ „ on...... Franklin D. - 4 No, ft08 C | Voh 19 ‘Q u a in y 'i ^ for' Hebroii Citizens nation—that the pressures lor'™?f*y*J?.*..Roosevelt's "^"N *w Deal" in TNI NIW m u xi corner of...... Summit...... and Wadsworth . toil: Mrs. V: Esther Armstrong, 16 , the Owi* Sta. Tue^ay. ; j tim* to avoid a-colllsion. The bike spending begin/’ Humphrey said : United States. FRANKFHRTS , Skinless Lydal'l St,; Buonfigiio Carlnl; 123 ; Now Oft Solo Damage to the sidewalk and the > the car collided Just as (hc car Bible Study Units , Oak St.: Mrs. Mary Ilgen. South : Marlborough MarehT7specialHh"’‘ thin a ^uonth. hut Mitchell said j ‘ ' m r "fiblpet" meml^r u ip d ‘ \he *tre"dmonf® the most" hydrant was estimated at $500 c^m’e to a stop.-The youth said he , St.. .RockviHe; Cljarle. Cuiotta, 53-1 _ p V a n rC ^ re c ^ s T ^ lio n ’^ f Rt; he expected bids’ specifications for P''W‘® ; ?^r‘ m .r t y r f Choice -•Amaral potted a $200 bond and "‘ “ P hecaube the brakes The succeas'of sevcrel Bible and ' Gerard St.; Fred Pohlmaii. 46 Hud- between Hebron aind this town ID-VOLUME A A ' f t b tcheduled to appear in Town ‘’i'*®''®''® not very good. prayer ’ study group'i at their son St.; Everett R. Kennedy, 87 were presented to residents of : srmS'’aA.'";*.hr™R',’.’ “! „ r., k . CHUCK ROAST Steer Beef iDourt Mondlty. Leon B. Buchanah. 48, HarUord, church was' described by Mr. #nd Phelps Rd.; Karlea-Liepins. ivilli- l.«,n.n’.ncl M .rtb.r«» .1 . pub.} 8p«,l(U.U.b. for cbbnp.-tor'i b«Ubipl.»^wjll of b«limlt«l .f;™ ''- P ;;!;" '™ ' J.l). .bm . - _____A ,was arrested for Improper backing they .are serving terms for IRA. ■ > Mrs. Albert tVilson of Lexington. mantic; Mrs, Dlane-Nerrr Bis- ’ - ♦-*------money in Waahin^ton. ’ —^—----- BtTnfcXPliODES ' ®R*r he crashed a van truck he 160 tic hearing in Tllchmond Memorial! Rt.. 8?5 which Jntersecta Rt. at actlvltie.s. A third la the brother Mass, at Center Church Tuesday Sell St,; Mrs. Margaret. McCue, 38 Library Tuesday night. 'Hebron Center are tflao expected Doubtfi Cut tn Aid Waybest Native * , .U ke Charit* La/.'March 7 iJh i ‘’P/ night. _ In WMhinjv-ton, President Eisen-®- of a young,JRA fighter killed four f t Hyde st : Mra. Maureen Fortin and , .The ..ca.....hearing was held in com- to.be coirtpleted---- .------one -y®®** - ihontha ago in an fttt#ck on a A favorilo coinbinafion of Fneif H$h ond — A B47 caught fire and ex- Laymen of the Hancock Congre- son, Vernon Trailer'CouVt: Mrs-. 1 niiance with rebuirementa for now. The new changeswh|ch will hower said today; he does-not-be- CHICKENS All Purpose Cut-Up nioded on the flight Uhe of ^he laurel St., this morning, police — I V 1 ... — .A .... A------substantial c u lra n .b e British Army camp in ) Northern Per Voloni* r^.’ t I said. gatiopal Church in Lexlngtop. the’ Kala Goddard. 19 Cornell St.: Ed- eligibility tor :F^cderal aid fund*, effect the town"* Green waa ahown Pofoloos-o trodifion mode easy ENCYCLOPEDIA Lake Charlea Atr Fo: Ireland." . .i to4U v .R Buchanan said he made a right' young ®oupiecouple told of-personal - ex- miind mund Peresluha. RirnRFD 92, ManrVi**-Manchee: i! .acSordlng--toao?_-nn • t¥inn Robert Afi fnltbw*.! Mitchell, ^ a ■on a map as follows ^ made in forelgzi aid spending with-' ■Sd It w a ^ ’t -Middle Tpke. from I Pf^'*"®** ■"J those of several ter; Keimcth Coleman. Bolton, . I member of the State HIghwav De- The new Rt. 85 will Intersect out damgginL'' Ametrican eocurity. •trty* wtaXe^'th^re i .h'S'/oreman, i °_th®[s who had pin ed enrichment DISCHa RGED TO D AY: Mr#. | partment. 6A immediately west of the Eisenbower told his nqws con­ Wiiulpw Frost Prrveiilrcl , riding with him, told him to take a in their Uvea through participa­ ebroq congregational Church ference ;ie is ha\’’pig an intensive ’1!: , ’-Bab-0 > Glim MMuaJtles. Tbe flames aprettit Evelyn, Sclhek and son. Snipsic , While plans have not progressed Pfiekages ; Armour Canned, Meats left turn, Buchanan stopped the where it W ill join tbe 1 present’ study made of the report by a i)>e-. Chicago-:-!t's eas.v to .read a . Dkil Soap t « aa adjoining B47 aiid were tion in small-group study, diacua- View Heights, Rockville; Mrs. Rit# beynnd preliminary engineering truck, then started baclUng U Into sion and prayer. , Hal! and son, 68 ^e.Unut St.; Mrs. ; stages, the map# dlsplayc(l at the aotttherly extension of Rt. 85. The clal commission headed b.v Ben­ thermometer-fastened outside your ^ For $1#00 threatening some 80 other kitchen atorm window on frosty Bath Sige Liquii Dsitiiairt Brookfield St, He crashed into the 'The meeting w’as opened by a Anita Frankel . -and"".daughter./hearing hppeared to ihtm’ little present northernmost section of jamin F. Fairliess which aurviyed e v e r a l for y o u r f r e e ze r TrMt Gho|ip*d H ifi 2 S S 2 9 C plaiiM on the night line, tbq' I-ent car which hart pulled up be­ A».,A.. ______- ...... days. Just place a piece of trana- Pkg. BUY S W 0|K>keainan aald. worship .service led by the RevV R. Storrs; Mrs. Jeanne Person and'.deviations from the present route, Rt. 85 will continue, along the foreign aid on a worldwide basis. hind him. , , ; ; Russell Peery, i#aoclate minister, son, 84 Drive A; Mrs. Ethfel, Cro-jThe recon8tni(;tlon plans will call road In front of the Town Record The Falrlesa CommUsslon aaid \ friction tape On the inside 2 , . , 35e 3 7c with Mr#. Peery assisting at the teau, 11 Rosemarj’ PI..; M®#- Mary ; for -acquisition-of addilional'.land Building'to nieet the new route; foreign aid spending should .bCi®* the atonn-window in front of. OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY * A.M. to 7 P.M. Hash 29° Gho|ipedBMf Giant Size" 21c MR.s: CXK)LIDGE BETTER piano. Tbe Rev. Clifford O. ^imp- Kelley, 20 Robert Rd., Rockville; to increase the presehti 100.-foot and’.exiating. ipads in'^froqt o f the continued at' kbbnt present levels I .keeps frot# Northhjurhpton. Maas.. .March son described the purpose of the Mrs. Elaine Johnson and son. Ebiat right ■ ’ of - way tPrl'26 feet and- al Post Office and OSngregatjohal for some Ume to come. | from .forming. THURSDAY ond W DAY 8 A.M. to# P.M. Penonat Noti4se» 7 (A'l— Cooley’ iMcldnson Hos^> meeting and pre#ei)ted Edward Hartford; David Atle^, 29 Dover. lowancea for changes of grades on C!h,u,rch w’lll 'vjeome' dead ends Eisenbower was reminded ttat| Blu-Wlhite Sweetheart Spap taF #ald A Mrs. Grace’ Coolldge, Busltnell. a deacon of CenTer R'd.; Harold Mikoleit; M Harlan roads by elimination of the pres­ ms'nv mem,bera of Congress have! SUE'/ STIIJa b l o c k e d Twinkle hills and cUrves.- Cairo, Egj’pt, March 7 (il—C4 24 Oz. 78. widow of fonner President Church, who introduced the guest St!; .A lft^ Beebe, 1311 ynidn Gt., 'A 24-foiot roadway with S-fqot ent haaafdpua. exits at the inter­ said foreigit aid provides about the ^!. - Gird 0f nunln ■Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler told Calvin Coolldge, ,ia gotiig home •peaker#. Mf- and Mrs. liaison- Rockville; (Jynthla Rittenberg, 82 sboulders with black top is section. only place In his budget vrhere svlb/ today. Sfra. Coolldge, snffering newenlien today. U.N. Suez Canal Gei^r Gleaner 2 SIJ 19c "took tuma" In 'their ' talk,-'and frying Kenneth Russell. $43 planh^. plus l$-.reot trupklantls on '. Additional safety precautions atdntlal ctiU ’ cin be liiade, Wkg. Slaa 22c -Jt wtak to Ihaak mr irtM ^ sad frf.. from a cardiac and kidaey fail­ clearance cred# tUll do liol- have $ 0 . 9 9 b v iM b e rs tb« WA’TBi aub for then answered a'’ number of que#- Hlghlajfi St -. : / ,' . - . upgrades of some steep Inclines. at Hebron' Center will include the // 'Phe Preslitlent ‘'s#ld ‘.that whlM' . -• i- M earda «ad flewm rM!*lvwl while r ure. ha# bde« to pafteift since tlona posed by the group. perminlon from Egypt to begin 10 Urn. Jm t8 Lbo. A section approxl'ma^ly one- addition of a traffic light and he 'A'anU k r ^ c t lo fi Ini speo

■ K j-l .L m m - y I ■; ■ ;v-:. ••, ,,l' », \, ’V* E4 - . i ¥ . y,V' A,' -'A VM V -• .1, r¥’-V • iU fMANCHESTEli E\^NING HERALD; WANGHES'-T^REfcONJN^, THURSDAY/ MARCH 7, 1967 PAGE TWELVE ---- . - .1 • » Section Two THURSDAY,'MARCH 7//1657 Pages 13. to 24 7 iStattrlicatCY lEttchtitg / •:f ' t Thursday, march ?, iss? )¥'■ A meeting planned fof last night ■ponae and expressed her apprecia­ South Windsor in the honts of Robert Boice has Andover tion of the faoUltles offered by thET tO- A Utt#!* - approA^ymkm G e r A h m p N morning: after rolliag over and Elementary School. Subcoipinlttees on the W aaMhg-w^uld wait and be done later by. the Stanley H. Steiner, 366 Hilliard •wiff) the easfi confident yo<^, U t M d t r M T Emblem Club Albert R. Krauzaitis of 190 Un-»ter Krausaitia and Sienda k it South Wipttoor, March _ 7 (Sp«-^’' . The union seeks a pa^- scale striking a utility pol Andover,. March 7 (Special)—w Little 'iGllly” had suffered a ton School last night reached for­ Board of Education if It is neceis- St., ' wa-s elected most excellent '/risde a i*^ettchoici.in high priest at the annual meeting ion SL yesterday lost his $250,000 Kulo'i. The automobtle In wMeh equal to that of Manchester' for' State Policeman WilUam B/alth The 45th ibrthday o f the GiH Scout choking spell. When food lodged in . ManchMter Evening H erald datafuUttpnes mat agreement on exactly whkt sary. they wefe riding on the Wilbur ‘ d a l)— 11>*‘ repreaantative town Coming tb SpVificia t. Mrs. (Charles) Ksy Pontl.celU, of Delta Chapter, No. 51, Royal Superior Court lawauit* against the the'six out of seven town workers Waite said Babe'au h ad\ top p^ for pi-ogram . in. this country will be hif throat. The incident occurred Andover correspondent, Mrs..PaUL A present classroom, will be con­ Cross Highway ran off the road at maeting WU heard Tueaday by the Been Named... 382 Hackmatack St„ was elected alterations should be nisde In the A'rch Masons, last 'night in the Bolton Lake Hotel and K uIq' s Res­ v.ho have become union members. a ti^fic,. light on Rt. -bXwhen. his celebrated by local -trobps with a at a siursery school where he hes verted to administrative offices. A D. P tanstlehL telephone Pil­ y ' . , Oaamo Oa ^MBG am AliDltMRlllG AImBW Masonic Temple. the Vernon Traffic Circle; atruc)c> CXtiea and'Boroughs Committee in . Building Fermits.Issued aut^.^as hit by one driven by mother, and daughter dinner at 6 l;:ecelve(l special training, The grim $-6856. president of Manchester Emblem exlsting-bullding and 8xactj/ what health room may be provided in the taurant of Rockville. , •N iNAIN ST., 2 n fr n ., Ovwr WafMwrth’c. M A N C H IST ill the addition to it should /Contain. several fence poets ""and then the State Capitol is currently be­ . Walter H. , Burnham, town en­ Reed t ^ b c o c k , 64, also d( 'Ware­ p.m. Tuesdayat the Andover Ele­ youngster has begun to eat solid CTlub, No. 251,. at the annual meet­ existing building, 'll may be put in Steiner ia .employed as elec-' Krauzaitis broug;ht the suit as turned over, , ing studied by- groups f^om the gineer, announced yesterday that house Point, causing. Bal tu to mentary School. , v; MltalNUS^FAshfwtlMVfSliAMH^ Making an item-by-Ueip revisw the basement of the addition. tronlc inspection foreman’ by the foods,only, during the past ysar * OHM mURtOAT eVaONOS UNm. t SJI. . ing last night In Tinker Hall. . the result of a May-'27, 1950. auto­ - Krauzaitis suffered a flractured X DemocraUc and Republican par- the total value o f building permits lose contibl All Brdwnies. Intermediate and Radio Kee|M Deer Away Daniel Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. DanIsI Ssymacaek. 'He at the requirements glibmitted by As for the addition, the gr,oup Hamilton Standard Division of -due to physical dlfllcultles caused baa Sib M imUiMi d ,a MSM*! MM ' Other Officers sleeted to serve Ohs Board of Education, the. group mobile accident which left him a back that haa left him paralyzed tlee ■ last month was $98,500, about$5d,- Hitchcock Avas warned for 'trav­ Senior Girl Scouts' who are in good bjr^cerebral palsy. ^ M MW eras bom March $ at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Mtrtdcn. Tha - srproyed the plan submitted by United Aircraft Cbrp. in Broad paraplegic. Both these groups have had sev- •Denver The human voi?e ia • ...... - _ v - - - _ jfor- during 1957-58 are; Mrs. Joseph voted on which Imprqvenmnts' from the Waist ’owh. Opp leM than the same period last eling too. faaV for road ' c^dl- standing are invited toattgiid with' maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hobbs Wilkins, the 7th scheme he has Brook. He^ was born in and at­ He claimed. the two ■ liquor While the counsel for tha/two ItfS i meetings which will culminate ttons. ■ \ A ‘'Ollly” was released thU morn­ Dald to be more .terrifying to deer' Reynolds, junior past president'; Should be m aje and- cm wnlch. tended sp ools in Ne\y Y orliG ity year. '\ their hiothe'fa or'escoffed "byanr ton Rd. He has a brother, Michael, and" a sister. Kathleen. worked out. eafabilshments were responsible defendants contradicted Krauxai- next Tuesday in a joint meeting ing from the hospital following than even the baying of hounds. Mrs. Samuel VaeantI, vice pri should be designed by the archi-i and graduated from the RCA In­ Hou8ing''vpermits actiounted for 'Other, adult. The.girla should wear It provides; ' fqr the accident because they liad tis’ assertion that Slefida was driv­ a t the Town Hall. ‘ Manchester Evesilpg H era x-ray examinations to'-determine Some orchardists are putting thia Patricia Ann. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Thompson, dent: Mrs. Harold Burnett, fi tect. Willard W’llkins of Hartford. 1; Four rooms on-the first floor. stitute in New York. H e“iias lived $96,500 of tols ambunt, and one their uniforms to this official af- whether any particles , still To- servedfeu.■a-^er to .him and B r u n q ing; they ihalntaihed Krauzaitla Questlonaires have been sent Wapping, South' WInmpr corres; fact to use In protecting their \J1 River St., Rockville. She was born Feb. 27 at Rock'vllle City Approve Preliminary Plan permit of $2,OOQ for a storage shed felr. • mained In his lungs. 2. A 'unchroon ajid" kitchen in Sienda, i h ^ of Manchester: while responsible for his actions 'rtgard- ‘ out independently to towns which on.Bt, 5 wasdsO^d. Other permits pondent, Mrs. O'. W’arrOn West-' Reservations, togeuier with a trees. by installing in th6ir - fields Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John At U)e vlu’^ intoxicated! He less of who was behind t h e x ^ e l were as follows: Ehectrica: licenses. brook, telephone'Mitchell 9tM14. ijimum fee, should be made by .radios tuned to all-night disc-jock­ Mk^ni Ellington Ave., Rockville, and her paternal grandmother 3. Two toilet corns on the first of government to determine their Vernon Sanborn, Benton Hill, ivpresentatlvea from the Board sMd Sienda was>4heJhe driver of-the at the time of the accident. x $15; heating licenses, $40;' plumb­ c'h drl Scout at her meeting this ey progranis. A small battery- la Mrt. Dorotoy Thompson, Union St, Rockville. floor and tollei rooms above them. car in which they" Mrs. Sanborn commended the of Education, the Board of Direc­ y^^t^e riding, an They said, Krauzaitis Ijiew Bien- reaction to it., ing, licenses, $40;;>oll burner MVek, or to Scout leaders gt to­ operated set is said to protect a tTie addition would be built in assertion that was The Democratic group, under fire department for Its quick re­ 19-acre field. tors. and the BuUdlng Committee, fas itonteated l»y da’i condJUon and, therefore, as­ jlcbnsea, $40; • building . permits, morrow’s meeting at the achool. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays. L ^ e , daidalighter ot Mr. and Mra. Ernest C. Holmes. RFD, No. Such a way that four rooms could defense attorneys.a. X ,x ^ sumed all risks in riding With him the chalimanship of Town Prose­ WatjeTburv Priest •rvations may also be made at , Stafford Springs. Spi She was bora Feb. 26 at Manchester Memo- approved the . tatest preliminary cutor George Stone, sent ques­ $398; ' electrical p6fmlt<, $129; •/ plan drawn by Wilkins. be added above the four on the After two hours of deliberation, if Sienda was driving. the borne Of Mrs. Tansley Hohman, rial Hospital. Her materhat grandparents are Mr. and Mra. first floor. tionnaires* to'registrars of^.bbth heating permits, $128; plumbing • Wilkins Will now confer with the jury which heard the case de­ ■ Present 1 ycUatrlsU ' Succumlis at 62 Jr., on Hebron Rd., this weekend, Paul Plutchak, Stafford Spring!, and her paternal grandparents parties in seven towns, and to date permits, $134; oil burner pOrmits. Arthur Illlng, superintendent of cided against Krauzaitis. The trial The, defense also presented the but Cbnnot be accepted any jater are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Holmes, 68 Union St., Rockville, She nine replies have been received. $14; total fees,' $962; and certifi'- school.s, on specific details of had lasted more than three weeks ketimdny of two psychlatriaU. cates of occupancy, $24. Waterbury, March 7 (/P)r-The since \plans .must be completed has two sisters, Linda Mae, SH, 'and Sandra Ann, 4. before Judge Howard W. Alcorn. Stone said that alt replies were traffic arrangement and admlhis- EmaiiueJ iociely whD D&id w gi ni6n« Rev. .Charles Kavansgh, '6 2 , a Monday morning. ' ■ Wheeled Into Court tally ill. and that his testimony; un­ In favor of representative to^^•n Fire Reported -Jeffrey ^Phlilp\sop of Mr. and Mrs, Jiirry P, Sapienu, 136 tririive problems! The roof of the home o f Mrs. Roman CaUmlic prisst for nemly The OTogram 'following the ban­ | \ — Meanwhile,' the : representativ Krauzai'Us,-j«ho was wheeled less supported, was untrustworthy; meeUngs, and that the replies 84 years,, died lost lilght. quet will include a talent ahow, by Walk'ee.-Ot- He was born Feb. 27 at Mancheater Memorial Hos­ TOW into court each day on a stretcher, would be made, available tp the Mary, HIUs caught fire yesterday M A NCHESTER will seek approval of their deci­ Cole and eWe of H irtfprd and pital. His maternal grandparenta are'^r, and Mra. Robert L. He was permanent rector o f the the BroAniea. a Court of Awards brought his suit under the State’s Atty. Wesley C. Gryk of Mibiches- R^ubllcans at next week’s meet- afternoon, apparently from a cig­ ' Lathrop, Carpenter Rd., Bolton, and his paternal- grandparenta sions. by their various parent arette which ignited grass in front Imjihs^latc . Conception Church for the. Intermediate Scouts and groups. Emanuel Women’s Missionary "dram, act.” This makes llqUor per­ ter represented Krauzaitis. Atlya. here since 1949, the ann-um Juliette Low Interna^ ^are Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Sapienza, 2 Rogers PI. : He has two sis- ‘ S ^ ety will meet tomorrow at 7:30 mittees responsible fqr the actions ■ the bill Is passed by the I-eg- of the house. ‘If that approval it forthcoming, Leon Rlscassi and Hhriry Rameda A naftva New Haven, Father tional GiruScout Fund Ceremony. ters, Cheryl Lee, 4H, and Robin Lynn, 2%. ■ p.m. In the chapel. Mrs. Edward o f. the intoxicated persdns th(^ islature and adopted in a special Flames spread to a pine tree. \ .4.. ' Wilkins will be instructed to be^n o f Hartford represented tt I Bolton Kavanau^ studied for. the priest­ ’The progWm la expected to con­ Marsh will lead devotions. serve. Lake Hotel, while Kulo’s rderendum, the town would have Which in ■ turn dropped burning KIbuibeth Ann, daughter V .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.-Morlarty, work on final plans and specifica­ v^rep- needles . on the roof. Volunteer hood at St, xl^homas Seminary, clude by 7 W p.i . - PUBLIC MARKET tions. Much. of. the alteration work ^ - program . entitled "Lent The accident occurred on a ^ t- resented by James F. Kennedy ,pf to be divided into districts, since St. Louis, Mo. She was bor^fieb. 28. Her maternal. grand­ Bloomfield, knd at St. Bernard’s New- 4Vh Club Formed Around the World" will be pres­ urday night at 9 p.m., shortly af- Hartford. . there is now no such division at firemen' were able.-to confine dam­ father Ik Dr. Alfred J. Find, WaVwbury, and her paternal grand­ planned wilL he done by-the Board- Seminary in Rochester,. N. Y. He A new 4-H\club haa been fprmed ented by Mrs. C. Henpy Anderson, present. age to the shingles. '' 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Morlarty. 4l Strong St. of Education outside Wilkin's con­ Preparing Exhibits was ordained on April 2, 1923 at from a re-ossanlxation of. other tract. Mrs. G. Albert Pearson, Mra. The chairman of the Republican ..7 7 Clareric.e Wogman, Mrs. Robert nesa and industrial organizations X Seventh grade* children of the St. Joseph Cathedral'in Hartford. groupa and addition of hew mem- General Manager Richard Mar­ Second Lecture study group could not be reached Lesley Pearl,'' daughter Of Mr. kiiff Mr$. Robert Friedrich, 35 StaVnitsky and Mrs. Harold McIn­ in Connecticut, Wapping Elementary School arc - His flnrt'...^assignment wa-s as hers. tin, who presided at last night’s for comment last night. River St., R oc^ ilfe. She w u born JTeh 34 at Mt. Stnai Hospi- tosh. Mrs. Eric Anderson will be A social h6qr, with dessert and • Fay. Scale Talk Set currently preparing exhibits which curate of St. Andrew'a Church in It will be khown as the Stitch taL^ Hartford. Her maternal grandpartnts are Mr. and Mra. meeting, sought to have the mem­ 111 YW CA Series coffee, will precede the prognram, and Stir Club, \ under the leader­ organist, and Mrs. John Carlson A spokesman for the Board of will be entered in the Science Fair Colchester. Richard Attardo, ^Hartford, and her paternal grandparents arc ' Kay PonUc^eUI bers commit themselves specific Stanley H. Steiner beginning at 12^. The speaker ship of Mrs. Andrew Gasper, and will preside at the business ses­ Selectman announced last night at the West -Hartford Armory Later h* aerved at.. St;. Marv’s Mr. and M ra WalUr. Friedrich, 33 Franklin St., JFtockville, decisions in an effort to speed up sion. Slated Tuesday Is scheduled to talk at l:3p. that the Board will meet next April 8 to 6. Church, Greenwich; ...Rt. JpKfi’s, junior leai dt' Miss ’ Joan Raymond work oh the project. in Manchester since 'l941, and ia ; -M . - ■ ■ ' • ,4 • ' r e r ; Mra. . Mrs. William T. Davis is chair­ Dr. Albert S. Burke, Depart­ ^Mnpany will employ salesmen and YWCA office. barbgqie-roast^ to your order. The pnees are not the Archibisho) Henry J. O’Brien of­ after school at the Hebron . Rd. LEGS OF Sandra Lynn, daughter of Mr* and Mrs. Norman Sousa. 5 This is whist the grOjjp decided The officers .will be installed at He is experienced in 'the fields people for the.ie purposes and to semi-public installation highest but the quality is. \ ' ficiating at' a Solemn High Ma.ss. home of their lead/r. Elizabeth Dr. She was born Feb. 27 at Hartford Hospital. Her last night should be done in the collect a-counls. of eductaion, pe'rsonnel work, so­ Burial will be in New Haven’s Wednesday, March 20. cial work and hum.an relations. An American 'firm haa been Boy Taken to Hospital, maternal grandmother is "Mrs. Ann L. Zurowsky, Hartford, and way of alterations: The Incorporators are James A. St. tawrence Cemetery, Gilbert Sanborn, 4, was taken her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gil Sousa.. She has Cornerstone Riles 1. Redecorate rooms. To be done After graduating ■ from Temple selected to build India’s second fac­ L b . Melley Sr. and Margaret Melley, Norway’s oil consumption University in 1931, he secured tory to produce DDT. The plant ROGER OLCOrr to the Manchester Memorial Hos­ a brother, N. Warren Jr.. 7; and three sisters, Dorothy, 13, Penny by the Board, ot Education. both of 691 E. Middle Tpke., and Congress In 1797 provided that pital yesterday shortly before Lea, 9, and Debra Rae, 2. _ SlatedfeJCofjQ 2, Improve lighting. To be amounts to 711 kilograms per graduate training at the Univer- will be constructed at Always in 403 West Center Street MItcheU 3*7853 all letters and packages could be noon in the Andover Volunteer LAMB TrtTijTed fur”fher and ‘ done by ' the Jamea J ,- Malley* Dunnioee. ■■ Pa. capita, all Inuiease uf 91 'per ueni ItTV df'FqhnSyiVsma Slid Hillyer Kerala. Wun this lactory, Mhed- u mN‘led • free- to Oeorge- —Washington - Board of Education. ' Capital stock is $15,0()O, divided since 1948 and the third higheat College. During recent years' he uled to go into operation in mld- Fire ■ Department Emergency ► RIB LOIN LAMB Sandra Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duclos, 1097 into 300 shares with a par value for t^e rest of his life. truck. Main St! She was born'March 3 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ The cornerstone for the new 3. Provide storage and counter rate in Europe, A kilogram is has conducted human relations 1958, India will .be self-eufficient of $50 each. about 2.2 pounds. F L A N K S or pital.. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. John Knights of Columbus Home will space In feach room. Funds have trainlfig courses for various busi- in antimalarial inaect'eides. i l LAMB LAMB Walsh, Andover, Mass. ' \ be Jaid Sunday afternoon, at 3 already been appropriated to have o’cItVck. J , this done outside the architect's NICKS '■ Ann Ixtulse, daughter'of Mr.^aiCS Mrs. KenIth J. Leslie." 84 .T h e Rev. Edgar J. Farrell, contract. CHOPS CHOPS Rd. She was born March 1 at Manchester Meinoris) Hoi- chaplain of Campbell Council. 4. Convert two basement toilet Her maternal grandmother ls\Mrs. Edward R. Hull, Mil­ Ktii'ghla of Columbus, will con­ rooms for Use as general activity ton Junction, Wis. She has one brother, Kenith Edward, 4'j; duct the' religious poVtlon of the and library rooms. This is Included lb and two sisters, Sjsan Elizabeth. 7U. and Eva Jean, 5>i. ■ceremony. Others taking part will in Wilkin’s plana. he Joseph Graven, grand knight; 5. Improve besting ■ circulation. % lb This lx- piart of Wilkin’x planning - CynHils Jane, daughter of Mr. an'd Mrs. Iceland McPherson, Joseph GerVais,. past grand’knight; FOB S’rfcWINO 169 Irvlng.St, She w as bora:M arch 8 at-Manchester MemorixU and he- has eatimated the cost at and Atty. John- J. (TCJihaor,, rep-: $5,400. Hospital. -Her maternal grandparents are Mr. gnd Mrs. Harry resehting the Council Bdacd of Di­ Whitten, Portland. Maine', and her paternal grandparents are Mr. 6. Make such changes in the ven­ rectors. \ - A tilating system as' might be re­ and Mrs. AlonSo McPherson, Mars Hill, Maine.' She has a broth­ Saporitl Memorial Co. has pre­ quired by the changes in the haat- er, Daniel,'6; and three sisters, Lynn and Lee, 10, and Patricia, 8. sented the cornerstone to Campbell •_,4*oo ing system. elr.culaUon. This, -also, X. BoRiuleBS ShouliBr Mild Cura Boldan SPECIAL! Council as a gift! Cathy Ann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franeis T. Miner, Lath­ is part of Wilkin’s planniqg and he The new building, being erected 'X rop Dr., Coventry. She war born March 1 at Manchester.Ma- haa estimated the ooxt $t $1,300. on the same site as the old K of C morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents sre Mr. and Mrs. 7. Provide storage space for au­ KRAFT L. Barnard, East Hartford, and her paternal grandparenta are Mr, Home St s cost of $70,000, is ex­ ditorium chairs at the West Side QllflLITy and Mrs. Joseph Miner, Lathrop Dr,, Coventry. She haa a brother, pected to be ready for oscupancy Recreation C:eifter.'.Tbl8 ts alresd;,’' Itaftan Drvsstng V r P r ic e Thomas Martin, 2; and two sisters, Jane Marie, 3, and Ratrlcla in June. provided .for by an aupropriation Lynn, 1. which hat been made,' When you buy Kraft Ca- t B t Naha Theft S u a fieci 8. Darkening facilities at the au­ aino Dreaaing. Both for Peri Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman''tjomollo, 71 ditorium, also provided for already. 15 Oz. DRCAYS Constance' Dr. She was born March 2 at Manc)>4Bter Memorial New Haven, March 7 (8>) — The 9. Better stage facilities at the Hospital. Her maternal gramtoarents are Mr/and Mrs. Joseph FBI has arrested Donald Gozzolino auditorium. Also provided fqr in SORTON'S i Shoulder Sapienza, 2 Rogers Pi. Her paternal grandfather is Italo Comol- of Hamden, president of Runard the existing appropriation. ' lo, 109 Prospect St. Motor Express Inc., which had 10. Convert present office to i $4,000 worth of coffee stolen from toilet robms. TJris has been struck CODFISH OAKES CHOICE TO ROAST 4 to 4 Lbs. the/Board of Directors orders a its West Haven terminal Jan. 3. out because Wilkin’s plans call for Walk Assessment lewalk installed, the aq*ittlng Cozzolino was arrested bn a charge four new toilets in the addllion. i LEGS OF LAMB jroperty .owners pay two-thirds of violation, of a federal statute 11. Convert present*. teacher’s i SPECIAL Reg. Cana Meeting Plann^ coat and the other third is pertaining to theft from interstate room to toilet room. This, ts out for | paid from general taxation. shipment, the FBI said. The pre­ the same reason. It is considered cise n^ure o f the alleged violation less costly to build toilets in the The possibility of changllig the Last Tuesday, the Board of Di­ was not disclosed. Cozzolino, the addition thail to'move existing ones LdROSA No. 8 and No. f FRESH PORK PICNICS rectors held'three public hearings Lenten SpeiDials method for payment of/''aldewslk third person arrested in cohnectiod from Uie basement. . ‘ ] and opposition to the installation FRESH installation will get sTgoing - over with theUheft, was released'under 12., 'Convert kitchen and lunch by the Board of Dlr*<5to,rs 'Wednes­ .was', virtually unanlihoiis among $5,000 bond after- a prellmlnar.v romu space now In the l^itei SPAGHETTI or L b . ^ jC R Y FRESH LARGE GRADE "A " / day at an 8 p.m. imormal meeting property ownqr:^ ■- ' hearing before U.S. Cbmmlssloner Building to a play or activity area. NATIVE FOWL 33 in the hearing jKlom of the Munici Under consideration iaiithe pos­ Robert H. Alcorn. It was decided' that thia project c pal Buildln sibility of chaagihg. the propjirtion ELBOW MACARONI Lb. Pkg. d o z . 4 7 * Mayor jHarold A. Turkington, of town-owner payment or eliml- PRIME or CHOICE BEEF EGGS called the ‘meeting last night. hating.any payment by the abut­ BUM8U BEE FANCY L b . OthSM asked to join the Directors ting property .owner. RIB ROASTS 59 OUR VERY BEST Choice Prime Beef Cuts! at the meeting are General Man­ c n e r Richard Martin, Town- Coun- Ini'entor Diet at 81 37 / a e \ Charles N. Crockett, and Rip- WHITE MEAT TUNA ••’ «" c F R E S H . It 29* reientaWvea Ray Warren and COTTAGE CNEEGE New Milford, .^M.afch 7 (Jf) *- IN BU UI. Thomas Rogers, who might be BONELESS RUMP ROAST “ 89c Roderick E. Karina, 81, deacribed EAST HARTFORD TELEPHONE DU 9-93S1 B-OZ. CANS HUNT'S asked to Intfqduce emergency leg­ PORK HOCKS 39e KRAFT'S WHITE AMERICAN islation into the General Assembly. aa the .inventor of an automatic 65 .Possible changes in the payment, door used’ on aome subway trains, TOMATO SAUCE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST “ c for walkis have been discussed died at hta home here yesterday. X X ^ E N folks be^an to learn lb 49« from time to time, hut no action A retired electrical engineer, he '■**’^ * CHEESE FRESHLY GROUND has ever been taken to make a worked at one time for New York W ' that you can ^et a big new Buick S p e c i a l ' ** • * * 4 4 . 0 2 . C A N SILKITAL ...... SLICED, IN BULK. ' change. . City’s IRT aubw'ay system. He Under the present setup, when lived here 10 years.- ,• today for just a few dollars more than the price of a 39 2 75 Italian Designed FRESHLY SLICED SUARF HAMBURG “ c “* c stnaller oar—iDOfc;/ Hl-C PARTY PUNCH Pattern LEAN. GRbUND "TheyVe been flocking into Buick showrooms ever laVc-OZ. PKG. NABISCO lO-OZ- FKQS. PICT8WEET v cheeS It 69* since!. And they discovered a double surprise. CHUCITbEEF “ 55c 31.00 .98 ’I- 49 MIXED YEGETABLES 2 37e TEACHERS WANTED Because this new Buick. is mpre than just a whale of a CHOCOLATE PINWHEELS c '-Vj ' •-OZ. CANS SHDRFINE Own, Fresh From The Brine WUlimaniiB Stats TeashBrs Gollssi ^lot of automobile for the.money. //'« alsp the most lb completely changed B\tick ever built — brand new in ORANGE JUICE— A c ™ 6 5 e CHUCK PIECES ,W|U Prepare. CcUege Oradiiates to Teach In the Elenientary body, in styling; in chassis, in everything from road to School* In Connecticut Next Septeniher ^ yourt^lf SEOJER’S ■ roof and bumper to bumper. CoHrsit O fforod CLAM CHOWDER „ c„ 39c LEAN ...... jJHiit '24 Through August 14 Even more*—it’s completely changed in performance.. GEORGIA GOLDEN SHORE lb Each day, RIB PIECES a refreshed SHRIMP CREOLE 39c Teachers Needed.., Good Salaries garment ' ia l(bu, at this w^eel, boss a brand-new engine ’way up in yours 'with horsepower, torque and compression ratio. thia cruah- * , 1 rt CALIFORNIA NAVEL - Admission Now raaistan t- SAVE on these GROCERY BOYS f i n i a h I^Ui in this trim beauty, have the instant response of Franco American MacarbiiL can 19e For fnrtjier Information call the oo-onUnator of the summer a h’.e a t,.h today’s brilliant new Variable Pitch Pyn|flow.* ' T S B N a i N I - \ Kippered Herrings from . Campbell’s Tomato Soup, Cleans 41o program at the WUUmaatlc State Teachers College .... HArrleon- drqas . . . Franco Ahierleda . i. Chun King C h o w Mein . I^tlai^ .. .. .’. .7.14 ox. 4S«_ S-4581. Or, flU out and retnrn the form below: in a lovely Spaghetti ...... ,... t can* !9 c Dtaniv ...... X ...... p k g .’5Se \hu, in Uiis saucy tixvder, are holding rein on ike BoyM Lunch Crackera . y ... lb. 4So : Herrtnga in Tomato Sauce Italian design. Fash­ ORANGES - Apptan Way Quick Bread -y ioned ' qf imported Higheii hwiapoY'ar, iofqu* Macaroni Salad ' from Scotland ... 7 ox.'26c dream ear of the year to drive. Jar SSc hllx . . . . ------pligrnCe bnd compreuion aver Potato Salad J... jar $8c Vogt's Sciapplrt ...... ran 29c I State Teachera Cbllogo - , 1 pure, ellk and rayon, Chun King 2 for 1 Special! it 'features an . o|ien Oieeee Peppera qt< SSc Kraft’s Macaroni and Cheese Meatless ChoW Mein plus » I WlUimantic, ConBCCttcut 'i'"'' And if you can afford any new car, you can afford a ...... Minute Rice . . . neckline, tabbed under pkg. ISc planer 2 for SSc 1 Noodles both for 4Cc Attention: IPCG Co-ordinator - I 6 29 o t PHONE Ml-8*^^^ the round collar. But­ £luic4. So—drop in todayl x ’ x * " / ...... SUNNIST LEMONS ^ c ton' front, Jtand-out I Please send m'e further details about the summer program I •N*>» XJvsMfJ IWm W* eU tk Dyms/Uw'if tk* •sly, llyssjOw BaUli kuiUt , fqr college gradUatAf. hip pockets. H a n d waahahle. In fu'chala* Mmy. i t it •(•ariarJ *s ROADMAtrai, Svrta asd CaNTCBlycpIlteiut st m t4 ttt FLORIDA Si|1icd: I 'Waw - — M -im -g THOO. »Mm » R- bakery PRODUCE blue, .lilac ahd. gray. •sirs •••( *a :$• SrzciAL.' , ... Sisee 12-20; 14i,i-22)i. ;\..- WHIN MTTtt AUTOMOtllU A ll lUKT iUKK WIU tUilD THU' I ’■l! [ Q iy PsB | p r i b a y 4 r . M - Iik Ho ii RhfOf Piok GFopofriiit,.f(m ey ... i^ for l f c Naime Mail and phone orders Mtna. taken. ■ i»ox,l59i6 HOT GROSS RUNS ToinotoM . coUo pock, flnn m d.ripo .... ,r. T f e ly j^ A B e e , Earn Hart' Addrtaa ■•‘I — - ’v ’' l i g h t aad Lirsciovi. Tuesday 2 39 • 'I- , . IntfoA Rhftr Juieo Orongts, fM cy^/.\ doc. 3^c Parsnips iaK„l c I Owougli Ssti Bstarday' f O tV 7 I" . Wa Olva OoBaumers ’ I liokM Rnssot Baking ^ ^ Talaphoaa No. J /LM‘ . te .SiSO - U) P J L : Fri. . Preflt-siuurUig day uatll SiSO P m . P o t o f o M . . . S N$. e o B b b o g '2 V c ^)#>Mdsfd,eii Ipn.tiiiw.

V / ./ / /. 1/ - /. ,/X- ''X fM ./J. f - ■S' lA V ,v i, ■ . i ; '■ %.' - 4 - 7 - : . . r ■} lifANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIIESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH'7,;i957 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,. THL^RSDAY,' MARCH 7,.1957 ( PAGE FIJTEEN, , rh t!. I- blue or black in *umin*i?7 Wie Have [ proinoUn^mtlng this .Campaign. Some M j i g - to accommodate the rush of tseb- a llKhti blue aky and we ahould are grlvlnt^fashion Rhowi.,to pr«- I x O C K J i l l s legislators and military men that mg is permitted only in establish­ tiie aabre'fam l is/^^now w-aving th'e.j-us out. W e havei^’t got any traitofa i H 7 5 1 1 "looking jfor .Sf/glrl to marry,” deal-with the.',‘coUntefattack!' — ments fcatering , to foreigners, olive.'btanfch of peace. It sa.va in ! here. W e're all living’for orve day— ; “ H ll C jr Tv H I W 0 1 1 asked -Melanie w:rite. wear natural, summery colors. sent the s W n t bodies With Infor. j ^ n c l o f S p l i l l l X Ths youngstsrs, abd many adulU Sky^catch Schedule I _____ (elanie Ladies Ark: Blamed " I abaolUtSI;^ despise. polished. matlon on proper clothing. The re- as.well, drowned out' the sound ormosa Still Plans the day the.Nationalism hope . to "Don't ws.ate food”^.'csmpsigns are effect; You will wither aw av on ‘“ he day w e go, hank to the m ain- .,«!he dld^, flng:emails on .men. , You ca^t'tell spflitise, the inaUt'ute says, is good. track with hand-clapping, foot- strike back to the mainland.. continuous^ ' : ^ , Formosa unless you come over and I land." . • /. , Girl He Rescuefl A mainland recover>- bokrd com- a nisn has bCd, breedinf^'^ if he stomping and dhimmtng' on 'seata Friday, March S . ..T , Despite ■ this wAr atmosphere Join us, ■ ' , !' • , . ' \ . •> V' With mors and'mpre cuff-links ByytXOELd NA'PAt.E : posed of top offlpials daily pio.t the Duck Stamp* iHil Peak polishes his flnremsijs. Or if jbC': lo accompany ths Jilm’S WiwIctO. Midnight - 2 a.m...... Volunteera Needed there .are signs that trouble is Rumors from that Asian tjiimor .San Jose, Calif., March 7 -fJPi - ; F o r M e n *s flMning-Ui|fl-Uae,--thete-has deveK T'TIaIrb. March' 7 .(IB — Bobk 'n' Free Mainland political and economic'aspects of 3 d Statra Tax Sales pln>y rli^ w^ the oped a good by-product busincaa— numbers. 2 a,m. - T~aim.‘ . ; , 7'."'V7"rr:-vT-r>-'i-» »y olunteetlu&eeded - _ ..^___ farther awpy today than i f has mill, Hong Kong, ar^ reported in New York Waiter John Vali saved ! wearsT the blf P' X 4 a.m, - S a.m. '.‘•....-Volunteers Nee^ - , ^ a glrl'a life last Julv ;\vhen the ! Waahingtxih — Reversing the , I diamohd or star ;Sap^ men's jsw'M cases. Th^ average Roil has caught fire In the .land of . Some'Of the younger set' have Sa.ro.-8a.m. ...VolunteersNeoded -SO-TStxtex-j xnbroirTWrnr-^afikr'BunHa B r DIGK K1£IN'GR •*ts women. ^ h e y pirk out th eir; ..j p,,jneered the, natro -‘ tie— man used .to keep a pair of cuff the Sphinx.- There’! only one been sufficiently inspired to- buy By U lO X A R D LEt'KOW In a way the captain 8 a.m. - 10-^s.m. , ; . . ; ...... Celeste King «, is sjmbolic , the government has promiseRUonaii.v an »nd the Duatnet of ColumbiaimbiA now I marry her.' | vious.years, sales of federal duck N E A Staff Gorraspondent husbands' S»thM. Women h »v * ! rISut now links and. g set of studs (if he had trouble—not much originality. musical inajrumenta — the most ...... Taipei, Formosa, March 7 (.pi .-.o f the fcvv'inlHion Chlnepe wMorthem. swer-appears tr be a.-ybntlnuefl Lmpo.se sales taxes. Tliey are al-.j .flhe is Melanie An-suinl,. 19. who TifCal 1956 rose. to. 2,- laate ^^'fien It cornea to m en elj j made a mis any at all) in a corner of his bu­ popular, ■eemb to be - the -gtUtar— 10 a.m. - Noon ------Celeste .King Sjroradic friction ^ n g the- bff- buildup In miliiary power. .V ^ N e w Y o rk ^ -(N B A ) My dream is to open e. rthiiik Make stops at different Cairo Noon.,' 2 p.m. -...... ____ .Burr Stephens. Mary Stephens The.Natiohaiist Air Force captain fled the maltilarid in li>46 and set-i Milltao' inicks 'rhiii-n ' chuck I ready , the major source of revenue Sea.s on her 'way from Peruel*. it- 369;P40, an-all-time high. The to- reau drawer, or perhaifs in a used and are' forming Rock 'n* Ro(l com­ / ,shor.e island's d^-'^Matsu and * ; wide ties w'ill;>com( ack. Thei^re nightspots,. listen to > different 2 p.m.X4 p.m...... Nozma Pickering, Jean Henderson was celebrating his .■wife return this island 100 miles from iholes into .streets.. Airftelds are „■ NO one here, Jj’atlonalist or ! in 2.5 state*. And aa.le.s taxes are 1 aly . to niake tier home here with wa.s 188.374 higher then for ta probably "o '^ n g buti^u^^luch better^projHJrtlohed.”better - pill box. ■ * bands play a number like "Rock binations. They play prinjafily.'fim Querhoy has b«oi»‘ at the greale-st their own amusement, but the d p.m.-Sp.m...... Thomas Hickey front a leaflet dropping mission the Red coast. . lined .W'tth'militaih.-craft, Air raid X'meriran. b'ehwps the rumors. j scheduled tq be given .s.erious con-1 her parents and two brothers j fiscal li95.Y and 73,312 above the Bgnar ot women s hats in Amen- u,* bes^ men s clothes. And I ’l l ; Thus' - ■ spake - >lr. John. ' But nowadays men's Jewel esses Around the Clobk,” and you'll flfid lull the past (oiir .months than at music is Ih such derodnd titat^ the 8 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Wayne Garland over the Red mainland. He .was Tourists *'lio visit Formosa usu- 1 siron.s wall nion.thly in practice,, High (Chinese sources say they [ .sideratinn in at lea.st threb states. She lost her gyip while shdinff Pi'C'''*’ "'’ svt lrt-rt« iding right now between IhC 9,622 small towns and villages. -.1 overwhelming they expect to. better organised than others. ■ ' - • Japan Morgefl Villagca male attire. They are functional, I ical rt. We mlgh^ as well But the customcra are aatlsfled yputh of Egypt.and |;.e USA. Now the number'has been cut to , .. ^ bring but^a booklet On- dreaaing good-looking and a mam'can look! admit wb have tropical climate in Jakarta—Rubber la. Indonesia's They stomp, they w-hirt, and thi right f o r ^ f public^. . T.W. - -n.. CyTn. Uke a man in them. ! summers \ jid we should - dtesa most important export commodity. sing along\-wlth the musicians. One of the most valuable min- leaaajrwv vv ™ t«ie« “ I absolutely detest the flat-lop | accordingly. *. l^'eifTdlbOTe - unusual la their- It accounta for one third to one Teenagers,, too,, have memorized erai depoaits in Cuba today is hient-reports that 98 pet-cent of financial and admiaisfrftiVa ef­ half of the country’s total income SENSATipNAL DINNERWARE^ O FIER at 116 261 bat.” (Mr. John, incidentally, j ,"I absolutel.V /abhor • musical "Dress' R ii^t'’ Campaign for col* the American recordings., . nickel. Next to Canada and New Its goal-ia reducing, the number o f ficiency Jim local govenunent. / ■ . EastJ. Center Broacl.1 . • St* has a Wardrobe that contains. i comedy clothes— the^ outlandish, leges, high^ schools and institu­ from . exports. In recent years 'One. of the biggest sticcessee in Caledonia, Cuba tAnks third in amall towns and villagea by two among other'things, ISO hats and faddish colors and styles th a t. tions.'Perhaps as a.means of com­ shout 42 per cent of the world'k Cairo's movie houses-was a low- world production ot thii .'metal. The thir'ds through amalgamation has The Average length of life for . . . . B)0 suits.) . ' come up every so often. bating the - trend to nioppy attire, nstursl nibber has been supplied budget American R6ck ’n’ RbU man who diacovyred It there uru bt -n attained. When the program US wage earner* .baa reached 70 Up Yo 60%... OiL^ 19‘ Each Wjth Every ‘5.0D Purchase. ..See The Bonus Pieces, Too! "The trouble with men's clothes ■ "It's ridiculous to wear dark many high schooli are actively by Indonesia. film, held over for, several weeks Christopher ColUmbue. , X : started three years ago there were years • . ■ Wijfif w iiiic^ s :o If Q ukiiTiw isij#^ ii^ y^ MILLIONS. kNdW a a p h a ^ ‘ . k ' l m i N f 1] ] “ ^ 111 . f A

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Del Monte Juke CRAREFRUIT '° 'c T 2 T A&P Orange Juice frozen 2 CANS I 1 LB U O Z ^ ^ C 1 0 O Z A&P Frmt Cocktai | _ can O / Peas & Carrots AiRFRozEN RKGS J A N f P A I 2 Iona Peaches ■YECrOW CLING ^ T [BT3 OZ“ *J A C A & P ^ lim n c E-Rozen a IQOZ i L b i r I SLICED or HALVEJ CAN . BABY OR FOPDHOdK ^ RKGS A wonderful hearty standby for thrifty, meatiesB meaL I Suggestions For You r Lenten M e n u s . . . LB, SAUCE ANN MCE CAP'N JOHN FROZEN SUNNYBROOK, ALWAYS STRICTLY FRESH ■ 10'/2 02 I X H 0 1 29c TVAeiwcould you find-a better buy? Here yoii have AliP Oyster Stew CAN Large Eggs D02 47' CANS pramium-ifiiility Coffee . . . freehly roested. . . Custlpm WHOLE OVEN READY 5 9 ‘ V E - l - O - B I T 2 Ei^'oy all tha golden goodnea* of *? age r^g '0oz e e c Ground . . . "a/rve* witii flavor! 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UB CAN 2 9 = Tender, delicious eating r - a budget priced Lenten favorite! Chop SuOy A&P FROZEN SILVERBROOK FRESH CREAMERY RIB LAMB CHOPS REC. DaM aao french t ) 902 «QC 69^ STEWING LAMB 15' ANN RACE-CANE and MAPLE UENOED r OfOfOGS FRIED ' AE. PKGS i.7 Buttor 1 LB PRINT 69^ i , . ’ 12 OZ 'C 24 OZ SUPER-RIGHT MEATS .. . ONE PRICE AS ADVERTISED! BOT BOT Wake up breakfast appatites 7-INCH with theta aweet rolli. 'Thay’ra SHORT CUT 16 1 Here'a the key to tasty, satisfying pancakes for b.reakfastl raisin-rich and spiced just right! Quality-Wise Housewives Choose A&P's FRESH PRODUCE! Rib Roast of Beef JANE rABCia ■ JANE RARKER^ ■ FANCY; PLUMP; BROAD-BREASTED - Twin 25^ ANN FACE STRAWBERRY ' HEAT "N SERVE RKG Potdto Chips 1 2 OZ RKG 5 9 ' 20 TO 24 POUNDS, READY-TO-COGK LB JANE PARKERRARKER -RE(-REG. • JANE RARKER Farvi^- 12 OZ FAt^CY SLICED Drop Cookies low 2 * FOR 49^ ' Corn Muffins ;:^4 25 ' ("rtfii and T h rift- JAR JANE RARKER • • . JANE RARKER Priced! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER^JCONN^'tHURSDAY, MARCH‘7, iSiT-A I PAGE s e v e n t e e n ■ I — ^—i.:V, i— I ■ ■ -; ^;.v- PA^bE SIXTEEN a: jv . MANCfHESJER EVENING; HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, H itlR SD A Y , MARCH 7> 1987 - House Stalemate Seen Sy ria'R evokes Pareilts: THere Are ideas for. Kids C em eteiy U nit\, ^ , \ I D eath V erdicls S e e k s $ 5 8 , 4 8 4 jh y On Grqtni Corn Props ■t F or 47 in Plot SL • A budget request of $58,4fl4 Pama«cuR, March t — N6- \ Waahlagtori, March I,« .ejt^uted after By VIVIAN BROWN >\,ei She recom}nends tiib. old-fashipn-rfavorite with children. Olve the from the Cemetery-' D'eparlment V AR Newsfeaturea. W'rlter acissors.and paste-pot as a pritne child beavlly-Fuled, craft paper pdsala for new com and fe ' grain duellon in the hialoi^’ of America,” all ai a resiUt of ^ l a ' a show trial Is upVfor consideration by General tS ■ aubsldiea appeared headed today Cwley declared. Ahy adult who want# to And a I way to keep a chiid'a hands ^ d and have him cut -htrlpa % to te V PINE ' for a stalemate in the House. ,, | Republicana called on; ssali yesterday pose of both on anything from worth it. They are so itfbud of, Cutrpaner design '— Glv» ' a tures fqr the flscsl year ; wjjlch PINE LENOX -^fleath Sentenifes their efforts and find real learn­ any iihntedlate program _ , , , building a yiftht to collecting cigar youngstpr black or white craft pa­ ended last Aug. 14. * . -Rep, Poague (D.Tcx). who with : given five d ^ d a n ^ d n custody to bands. . . ing in the doing." . ■ per, and several sections of other Elliott attributes the increase for the com belt. ■ I Cooley sponsored the hill, estimated ; imprlsowhen; Paste, she suggests,, la more PHARMACY But what sbout the swarms of gqHy-colored f>apeni that he' can chiefly to capital, impriveruent ex­ 299 E. Center St."—MI, 9-0896 Uncertainties jits top cost at $400 million. The -o^r ie^ persons sen- •small children too small for a real satirdactory than glue.- Tongue It into shapes and sizes of his lev farm. price. drops, | The Democratic proposal wouldUenced^ ^le are ^fugees-abroad "hobby" who make pesfering'Mom-r depressors, w 0 0 d c n Ice-oreai choosing. vLet him evit and paste penditures he has tn mind. They I sentment ajnong i give farmers in the commercial re, tried in sbaahtja. apMhs , or eotton-Mpped awabs are $^'9y Rep. Andresen (R-Mlnn).' It Sorour; former cabinet minister now qualify. / Sami Kabbara, former parliament By BENNiB TAYLOR <5»fectiye In all biit five of the cases, Our "teuriNiy'Ooini" method would set a national corn allot­ Seconds of Phone iA ‘S-S40(i for Catalog Cmitt«e said . Secretary of lion designed to_cut coi-n produc­ Totem Pole TiTmeiidous vJt, Hay and D r.. Derrick de-r recur but a^itional Injections csif a ana Agricultufe Benson "gave away tion througjf the iisa "of the soil s Ibed the results , of-81 ca-ses'To be given, ime researchers reported: Fine Fabrics will be offered al prices substantially be­ NEW ENGLAND ' $179 million in Soil Bank pay­ bank, corn growers will haVe their Victoria. British 061unibla—A the eleventh annual symposium on' SorrieHmea alcohol Injections low market. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ments to com farmers, to cut national aliotment cUt to around 37 trcnisndous totem pole, 127 feet fundamental cancer research." The alone xvill see the patient through or CONN INC Conm rttcwl i plantings. . million acres this year for price higlv-designed' to .last 15() years, r '“eting is sponsored by the ..hos' but In the five un'successftil cases Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? Oidi-t* School" Oouble Qismip^ "But Instead of reducing pro- support; prldhs,.^^ low toWgrs in Beacon Hill Park pltal and the medical branch' of it/lost its usefulness and the, doc- 193 Trumbull Street ' 4 FRESH th'e University of Texas. . roooiilMIKETSi \ in Victoria ' over-looking the r had to adrpinlster narcotics. Hartford 3, Conn. 3 ’ < Wednesday group will meet Saturday at., Straits of Juan de Fuca. It Is the Intractfible pain is one of th v Dr. Derrick .said. In other cases ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORPORATION Jfehron • , rectory for swimming. world's tali,St, and is 26 feet high­ worst features of the^inal sti^ reinjections were effective. DRESSED -I er than the. one in the Ontario Pro- of ‘cancer. Narcotics relieve /Vat This prolongs the pain-free time TALCOTTVILLK, CONN. G range Confers Manchester .E v e'n I1 Herald vlnclaP'Mu.seum in Toronto. The agony for a while but eventually of the patient and results in less Read Herald Ad vs. WHOLE or ID r X Hebron rorrrapondei^Mlaa^MiiM Susan trei from which"'the totem, was the pfitient becomes so tolanint of chance of drug^addiction or drug X B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy carved by West Coast Indians' was the drugs that they do little good. tolerance. It also gives the patient CUT Degrees on Six 8-S484. • ^ 160'feet high. ' i .... The alcohol treatment w a s ef- a chance to avoid silrgical opera- X ■ Hebi-on, March i (Special)—The V Grange conferred- He first and siec- ^*We Mgke Competition Not It!"' ond degrees up*> • c'*** six can- REfiUUR < __didstea at its meeting Tuesday at SHLE Gilead Community Hall. State Grange Deputy and Mrs. Harry Top Quality IMe ' Kltchlng were present. Manchester Sales and Appliance Co, •X w Plans were m a^ for the confer­ TWO MEALS IN ONE CHOPS ring of the third and foipH degrees VARIETY PACKAGE y 'Connecricut's Finest Pouitry-LDirect From ^ur Farms to You* CODFISH hresh March 19, ' ' YOU RECEIVE THE FOLLOWINGr A S tIW ^^-1 Homer W. Hitts was master of LAMBFl NADOOCK f u l e t , — — w lb , the first degrerftsam and piarence 4 lbs. 6HUCK ROAST no waste I f l ) GRAND UNION ' V. Tlathbun «f tha second degree SUeiD $OLO«NA A ^ ■UTTERFISH team. The followia* were Initiated: 2 FRYINfi ONICKENS Av,. w t J 1 riCKLi a riMiNTo 6 O z . * l ^ C SMarS ’W'W ,b. jao Mancy «ecfe, David Hlll.a, Mr. w d i Monehester Shoppinq Porlcodo-^Wr^iddle Tunipik* MACAIONI a CHMSI p i,„ X B Mra^ William Arfitstrong and Mr. COLD CUTS w LIVnWUMT f c t i f had d o c k f i u e t ttoor'i - and Mrs. Wilford Gagne. Porkdi Storo Open W «d n ^o y,' Thursday and Friday Till 9 P.M.-MI 9-8251 rii-cooxio Ik, About 40 were present. Refreah- •H'/h s h •»AN0 UNION . 505 Main St. Store Open Thursday Till 9 P.M.—Ml 9-80^ ttO O Y'! . snoKs ^ ments were se rv e d ^ Open Thursday FfOUHDEB FRUT r«icop«fo Ik, ■ ' Supper Sttt«d X. tmoy'j 79’ Ic o dfisn lircs • ■—m '• O I I Y t All uckets for thb spring supper MARCH IS EGG MONTH SGALLOrs MI-COOKi O. "UMIH to be served at the Congregatlon- UO I al Church dining room have been LENTEN SPECIAL tWooOKEO SMiiiMF n ozta ■ Boldr r ~ ...... ■' , Mowever, tlierfc will be another FARM FRESH GRADE EGGS ' . • ; similar 'affair In April. Proceeds -D O YOUR SPRING and SUMMER SHOPPING NOW! USE OUR UVAWAY PLAN will go toward financing costa ^of bomiitm: X ( the basement kitchen, ANY DOWk PAYMENT WILL HOLD'mESE ITEMS FOn VdU! ' .X.’ y ’ ». . Hos^taUsed FRESHPAK Mwr m a r ' , '‘S « « Wa» nu-tasi ' ; Mrs.'Amy Miner, widow of the late Sherwood Miner,, has been FROZEN , A h M : J J , •Uken to Windham Community Me­ POWERFUL NEW morial Hospital for observaUon and treatment. She has been ih w h it e M lIT TUNA a!:'* „ \ falling health the past few years. We trmit you to see CAMraELL’S FROZEN SOUPS She has made her home with her WESTINGHOUSE for yourself how OYSTER X dkA / ji6z. IDOZ. granddaughter, Mrs. Harry H., com fartahle you can NSH CHOWDER II^Gt O llff Klrkham. / be eveh on the' hot­ WtlOLE OR CUT UP t CLAM CHOWDER . , Get Polio- Shola AT AMAZING NEW I CREAM OP SHRIMP \ About 15 adults and a few chil­ test nights with a OVEN READY " ^ T SPECIAL FOR YOUR COOKING NECDS" iNSTANTCOFFEE0»OMEt)A»Y dren received kntl-polio shots at I ■ IIM ^ I - X - the clinic held Tuesday at the '■ J BROILERS, FRYERS, ROASTERS, FOWL d a tes 3 9 ’ ' school', with Dr. Mervyn tittle in ; LOW PRICP ' ’. charge. Another clinic will be held; TASfE and COMPARE ~ GUARANTEED TO SATISFY! lor a second inoculatloni with date | I l^ ma^SSnr, > 1.1 to be announced. . .f;' | S'-'! Treat Slated ' j . — ■ Members of. Girl Scout Tbraop Jit-1 arc having a treat next SaWrday,. GREEN along with members of Troop 62, in a trip to the STIltners, Ice Cream plant at Stofrs. They will be ac- H fe h ik a te companied py Mrs. Cariraan Fran-1 Mary Says - ■“Let’s gb-modem and'shop by phone. OUr p e ra ^ l shopper . i - kel. leader of TroOp 114, and -Mrs. S O FT SPUN Hugo Ledcrer. leader of Troop 62. i changes the air will supervise the making of.your order which you can call for at yoijr eonyenience sjokely' ' Q: P E P P E R ! They will start "Saturday morning or have delivered to your home with our monev hack guarantee of iiqrtisfaction.” X and must bring permission slips: in 4 or 5 rooms ~ ' . ' : ■ a I- jf- ■ I I ' ...... r • ...... ■ front’parents. ' TOILET TISSUE I CREAM CORN Z - 2 FRESH and CRISP J i l t Signs of Spring every minute I ALL MEAT CUT FROM tl.S. OOVERNMEN;;!! Might Signs of sprtng are to be seen CHOICE AXD FACKER9 TOP LABEL SHEOD'SSHcnn'S SAVE2C PER CAN DELICIOUS STUFFED to r Solads lbs. M A. here and there, in grgss showing or frylsf green ta favored spots, a few Face this powerful fan out of a window. D I A K I E C DOB ^ hardy flowers in bloom, and bulbs It drives hot, stale air out, pulls cool, I I v B i L C w t K ia H f f ii MDET FOOD ^ '. aw^elling. ^ . Timg T M T » SHOW r m s m x th a -p o w k h c u c an ek ' fro* air in —qdietly, gently, all night SHORT STEAKS } “ 2T X; • Also, alas, iq mild and Standing /MCK» VP PAdTKH'THAM ANY OTHUt VACVVmt : long for mere pennies of electricity, ■ 'water. This is particularly notice- ...... HOMOGENIZED A PINK ? Floors to ruga—juit flick a awiteh! • Rolls easily on FRESH GROUND ' '.Save- , FRESH aORIDA able In the .approach to the swivel wheels • Built-in Cord Reel • Pistofrgrip Suction BEAT THE COMING SUMMER HEAT. U.S. CHOICE PINK SEEDLESS ' .Zlouglas Library, on the green,- ' Smne .sp .or sb years ago group Control • 2-tone turquoise • 6-year (Suarantee! YOU'LL NEVER GET A BEHER BUY! HAMBURG 3 Lb.^ 9 9 c CAMAY SOAP ‘| £ 3 * ' of determined people, members of This is the powerful new vacuum cleaner featured on Bf^LTON f Re S H ^ IC Q iD ' ♦ SPRY 3 5 9 5 * r CORN ORAPEFRUIT _ d dramatic dob', bettered things VSE Ol'R LAYAw Ay PI.AX BLOCK :. ■' temporarily by having a walk laid “Studio One” right before your own eyes. CAPONS Lb. 4 9 c SUNSHINES U N S H IN E : K R AFT n a t u r a l SLICES ROME BEAUTY to the library.' / CHUCK The late Mm-\Aflne C. Gilbert Rvq. $69,95 Rt{. S794IS I. J was the leading spirit-In the pro­ ; Each ject, and through her', instrumen­ FRYERS 1 99c KRISPY CUCKERS '4 MOZZARELLA ',: 4 11^ 5c43’ tality blocks of, Portland brown- CHOtdTCCfs'"'.." stone were brought here and laid FOM sNow. l b . j j y .from the present Bishop's store, to Ty RIB LAMB CHOPS Lb. 5 9 c PEACOCK SLICED 0 R *i R GOLDEN RICH ' RARO BLUE LABEL MILK AMPLIFIER CRISPY the library steps. ' - o n i !y J' p ' ‘ UPTON This was fine for a-few years Special: CORN SYRUP BOSCO CRACKER JACKS DRIED BEEF .blit when alterations in. the Only U .S . N O . 1 G R A D E A ' X- ■ -.i,*" SOUP MIXES CHICKEN BROTH FLUFFO through road were made, the con- THIS IS A ,4S% SAVINS! ,d s.M . 4 9 « ’ dition was upset and- the pavement v'' MNEIIIIILEDrj ' 38* '«M J)3 3 3 ' ^ : ; k 5 9 3pkq.23r |o r w la now partly covered with, mud COMPLETE WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS WON’T BE REPEATED AGAIN AT THIS PRICE 2 “ “ 29‘ ' . ;_ '■ and; water. POTATOES , - ] 1 0 l b . b a g iNum Eim m y 35* . » The -librarians try, to make it 3 9 ' MEF VEIETUU s'pkga; sic .BLUE WASH DAY MIRACLE - ■ possible.for patrons to get .to the' FIDO WILL LOVE ’EM - H i a ’S F R O Z E N C R E A M O IL DOES EVERYTHING . ^ building by putting down boar^ IP 'Fkg..l5c , over the ,worst places, St«rt Hours; BUMBLE BEE WHITK MEAT ’ VICTOa MEDIUM DQG YUMMIES HORSE MEAT WILD. ROOT DUZ TIDE CHEER i:- The dramatic .club disbanded Our Policy MANCHESTER loni ago'and its few scattered TUNA FISH . Can' 3 5 c V Formula N q . 2 C Q # rIv 9». 7 7 # Wed., Thunr., Fri. 10 a.m. t o • p.in. SHRIMP * 2 7 » members left are in no position to PACKED IN PURE OIL K t 2 t l 8 5 * BnttU or Tub* w9 fu X 3 r X 77^ 5 , 3 2 ’ pkg I I ia r ;(g7r remedy matters. To sell nationally advertised ^ /lo p p r/i^ Mon., Tues., Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ‘ merchandise at the lowest prices - 8 O z . C an 4 9 c The walk was. offlcially turned SARDINES L ” *XZcn;.1 9 c' CASHMERB BOL'QUrr .•ver to the town. possible PLUS complete cus- miYS Nnil COOIIS KITAMT Pkg. m IVOONMY KAKFY SOAP 3 '3^29c IfALMOUVE SOAP 4 'S tfe IFELS MAFTHA ctrNULiinc .2a!l«< iMiso aii : A.tic &.77C ... Church Eyeata tpmer satisfaction. PARKADE Fhoilo Ml 9-5234 OPEN THURSDAY Mid FRIDAY DAILY DELIVERY AND 4 Reg. Cake* S5c ' Thera will bp two aendcca one T 1 U 9 P . M . trSLEPHONl^SERViCE ' . . at a .and one at a.m., in i St. Peter's Epiaccqial Church Sunday. A t "TRIPLE-S'^ STAMP RED^MPTIOl^ STORE ■ 8un > - ' ■laaten Crusade lor Christ.' arti -RM > 'hie Order of Flaug d« Lis will: 1 S O U T H M A IN S1^ . I lapat at Sp.m. TH d^ for athlodcs ;|- MltehoH 3-4920' »ARIUIDE, MIDOU TURNPIKE W. M i BROAD ST^ MANCHESTER , ' < OffiN WEDNESDAYi TMURSIAY FRIBAY UNTIL f ■A V a t ika mMt the sir Galahad 7 X- i - - 'A h m - j m ■( h .■v:7 ■!' \ ■J." 4 • • 1 ■7 ■■ 1.' ■./ ■'■I- V’* . - K •: ' ■ ■■(, ■ '/' * T M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g HEfeALt)] Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Th u r s d a y ,m a r c h r a g e NmETEEN Vz PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTElt E V ^ I N G HERALD, IkfANCHESTER^ "CONN.,: THURSDAY, ARCH 7. 1967 T Ralsch) Mfomen'd AuxlUaryj.North . TYra§ var, 18, said hs was at the h|helm , , Reporter—Grandma^ you must add taking orders froni the rryef Court Continues C; A. lady was celebrating her bne Coventry ■ V V"' ' ' Coventry 'Voluhteer Fire Dept.,,. 8 ■*-^***-'^ BUGS BUNNY p.m-, firehouse. | . Pilot, capt. Henry tuce, Milford, hundredth birthday and aajhe sat have seen a lot in the last ICK) Aniwer'to Prtvleus Puuia t Del., when the two.ships,struck. Pet Deer* Cases M^CUrTMeSLWE rocttinf in her' chair oh the front years. Set AL Unit m1*110 M g^hester , Rvening ^loruld Malv'ar said the Elna 'was pro­ Sense and Nonsense porch, her,glasses perched on her Old Lady (sadly)— Not much. <^rdtn Tolk Zoning Agent Broga Issues ceeding "normally down the chan- (JU CU |U p 0 V«Hry— ^CorteapoiulenL---- Mrs.*' The cases of ilarl Roberts, 88, S0METWN6-' MTs7“ A'hrt "B^'PhttlipsptiepaTit gJCS! nose, a newspaper reporter said to Everytbifig was alWayS over by the u u io R u fi Charles U Little, telephone Pll- -nel-.Mfhen the pilot suddenly _toId^ Xj ■ "ObUlf» hgr: ------"■— ------— time l'd find m y glasses. \j— r-^ U G iu a s a ment president of - the American' me to veer to starboard. of 28- RgcRaf Walter Mn the ha*h house)— pj-ospects seemed to be for *‘an ICKOSf n o w w ■ w i;ii II I 2-8281. ' ^COMlN’.a M W til Bjiirding Perm its® Le^oh Auxlliaryi has announced He told the captain (Alexander Bunk, 36, Glastonbury, accUssd o f What’j the maae the tinued the case \^en the Btats's agent. P.^ Raymond Broga Tiave i ^oura 1 had struck the .braced myself for the ^lisiojl and yod don't thinfe'ine too young foK u n u DiaiH witness failed to appear to tasUfy- It Goddess of uricle u u u u an estimated cost value.of $62,650. | froihy Jan, , 28 through Feb 24 Hartford, MArch 7 ,(ii^A group speaker at the djnner, which will The Coast Guard •the pilot ordered full aatem. There ^arrlajn with vow daughter. Univeraity of Chicago scientists _ N ^ . discord Roberts and Bunk allegsdly its X Of this dwelimga have been y»l-1 totale(f^7i. ''exciuslve of church of Litchfield ■ County legislators be held kt 6:80. . :h its how' stove dldnT aeem to be , much of a shock ■Fathe^:.That•a art right, my are trying to measure a man’s age ISKnock ' 38 Lubricate^ ' '• Reservations^ for the dinner killed a-pet deef named, "Thurs­ boy, yojMi'age fast enotigh. by '•‘maturity" instead of years. 8Ag)Kd*"*F 2S Bristle heard-testimony yesterday that the ground at Chan- when we hit but then there was 14 Winged take* pddc in 24 Soothsayer 40 Pronopn “"“^ .liuty. Pai^I ^ixiltar'y 'members must be m ade'by March IS with day" at the Eugene Goodala Farm They will find that all grow old but mihovTOkPigg i^utbulldlnga at $4,900. .gave 84 si^orixhours,- Exclusive LltcAfteld County jail is a "fire t several mem- the.terrible explosion.” • 'iv-.—■ • ■■ ■ 15 Soh of Seth \«fiist hf^Jii 27 Cooking .41 Strong Mrs. Catherine Dehautville,' 78 Feb; 21 aiid then drove off with few -grow up. - - I'peFii^R.TvieNr Pe^qnits p4)VeWng such construe- • pf church dUt^dOeing the same trap." ' . ' were fighting a Little girl oh a .tranaconltnen- IS Ahrlvc (lb.) . - — . uteaslli vegetsblse A special committee, composed Edgewood St., Hartford. ' the carcass?' ■ . . . . • . tal train; tlon ^ tea bjr^ Broga today follow;, |ier)od. Constablds^ade 29 Inves-. four hours after Boll Dtvarf* St. Peter’s 11 Hebrides 8 Century plant 28 Reverberate .« 8 hop . of seven members of the Litchfield. The ' rfien ■ sre cJiargM with LatUe____ girl—Mama, x h a t'* *-hr^ A farmer wrote to a'irural, paper Xiouia Bf. .Martffthat Jr., Hickory i tlgatfons and five ahrests during :h occurred in island lOGermew 28 Crucifix 44 bimcult County group. alAo^reporled at-a ither shortly be- breaking and entering; illSfAl nami o f tile last station w^.?topped‘ to ask "how long cows should be 18 Sequester^ 43 Athena Dr.,v two-car garagew Pine Lake (he period. \ - LdHt-Time Iiijuries D i^ Montreal *— The grand-bourdon ^ W«ttlAA,4 tf * ^ ' meUphystclan 30 Female saints Shorea..Community Clubr’ loc., ad-1 Potato Meeting special hearing tha£H,he Jail does and a radio operator ere on the fore 1 R.'m. \ y possession of a deeT; and bresicji THATLL HOU> 'HU. 'A / r minted (sb.) . 48'Wood spritea bell of iTotre Dame ChureX In JO inserts 0 Ages' ditlon. Pine Lake Shores; Ertgene not provide adequate -Apd^lty for New York—There were 11.9 bridge at the jnihme of thibWast. •' . The tanker’s' captain, 'William of peace;.' (SET A chance r « jy Mother— Don’t bother me. CknT ‘iWhy the same as short Cows, of There will be a state-wide pdtalo 22 Yugoslav clV ]S ignited 28 Made 48 Scope J. Arsenault, ranch-type house, prisoners and has ‘'pecuHary bad" 'The.bridge was blown WL^lts, CS. 'Allen, Galveston. TeY.. Is of- Montreal is the 16th.largest in the' The boii-da originally posted by MOPE W in l you see I’m reading. Why do yoit course,” advised the editor. 23 Mineshaft hut Negative 48 Not Jn much meeting at 9:30 A m. TXesday lost-lime -injuries for every million diaorderiy Cedar Swamp Rd.; Carl Eisenhof- uarterslers lorfor woma i iniimieB.inmates. man-hours' wor ked In American I don't see how they could Jta,y^e fXlally listed as mlssihg by the world. It exceeds by more than th. pair -remained the same, ac­ ask? . 24 Property item prefix ' 18 Garden SO Druiiknde Schsub’a Restaurant, Rt. 6, Ware­ cording to Glastonbury Police. er, attached garage. Hickory Dr.; house Point. Everyone interested e’ committee was appolntecLx| naapyfapjuring ’ ihd-jstrles during survived." he added.* Coast Guard. The names-, of the' 6.000 bounds that of St. Peter’s Little girl—Because brother got It-seems to'ine thi-t aavitig lives 27 Deliberstec je ruh sauce product ' S3 Anger \ ,month.jigO'lo ■ investigate ' condi­ Cathedral ip Rome. It weighs 24,- Bunk was released under $9100 •1 Southern Alfred T. Morgan, tool house.' 'Vic­ i. potato prodiiciion is Invited. - , .1 4. second quarter of 19,56. This He said he was asleep In his ca­ 'others on the bridge w ere\ ot Im- off theye.. it orejm portant m the. tem- toria RA; Albert E. Michaud, tions alHhe Jail becaiJse of a series 780 pounds, was installed in the bond w’.lile RobcrtSj; .'who police — ■ general Record* Overmre - coinpares with 24.2 Ips.t^time In- bin, and thg blast knocked him out mechately available. jporary inconv'tncnce o f. persons chicken coop, South St.; Sylvester of breaksNiver a 5-mohth period; One'of the ailrvit’ors of the Etna, w est tower of Notre Dame- 100 sXd "refused to cooperate" at'the In sn essay on "Things . 1 Am 32 Land parcel - \ Barbar^ Zietz, age 15, of Meri­ Jurie.*'for every million man-houTs of" "hei ;d, , who violate the. traffic laws, J. and June O. Ploufe, Cape Cod TJie . seven Ifcgi.slators made two described aj^an Estonian ship un- years ago. and - is rung only about time he was arpes'ted, had posted ■Thankful For" the little boy listed .33 Foidlag bed . den; haa arranged her own inter-, in 1926—the‘.first year for which he ship was covered X *lth■ tjT>e, and ranch-type houses. Twin a $1,.500' bond. 34 Summer (Fr.) pretation of the overture of the recommendatio: national figures are available. fjdmes In an IngtAnt and listing Ao der Liberian'tegiatry. George Mat 40 times a year. "my glasses:” He explained: "They Woman — I’.m frightfully upset Hills; Joseph M. Miner, tempo­ carol "My Three Arigels," and. re­ T.'"That furihetNiHidies .should \ keep the boys from fighting me about my husband. He Wowa 28 Possessive rary pigeon shelter, Lathrop Dr. pronoun be wade to fletermutsk^’hether it and the girls from kissing me.” smoke through his nose. Also.„Ruth M. Stetson, addition. corded her •coiivpositloi) on tape to s 86 Garden tool— ■be used by Ooyjjitry-Players Fri­ would pay to remodel the present Psychiatrist — Why it's nothing Auburn Trail; Albert. Gogdwin; 141-year-uld slructure, oi^XulId a out of the ordinary (or a man to 17 Garden day and Saturday nights when it A young lawyer from-.Penn­ yo-car garage, Daly Rd.; Elbert new on*, Xosslbly In- conjunatio" sylvania sotight to locate in „the blow smoke through hts nose; -vegetables I.^ a risoh , complete upper flpor, presents the three-act coifiedy In Woman (screaming)-sBut doc­ •Onexible .Willimantic State Teacher* Gol-, with a new Jail farm. South. He wrote , to. a friend In Twlrt\Hill; William C. Holchkis*E. 2. That aUCmpts should be made r Alabama, askilig him what the tor, my husband doe.sn't smoke! coverings porchN. Seagraves Rd.; .Ernest- lege Shafer Auditorium. The local 42 River islet Rotaiy-Club la sponsoring Ihe pro­ to provide some sort of "outdoor : Brown, continuation. Bread and useful work" on State, county orj 1-7 41 Oriental coin Milk St.: ^ d W’. Harry- Englaiid, duction which la directed by Alan 44 Treat J. Schwartz of Wlllimantic. Charitable' property within- the! OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE split level. Laurel Heights. co'.inty as part of a rehabilitation ^ dUT OUR WAY BY J R. WILLIAMS 47 Tests 4-li i>l*playi l l Asiatic ’ Public Record* program for the prisoners., | Legal documents filed in the Exhibits of 4-H work are on dis­ TYie county legislators unan- i 1JU5T HA^M ip) mountains 1 iHTENDED T 0 WAKE VDb Wit h town clerk's office recording prop­ play In the, Robertson and Coven­ Iniously Approved both recom-J 82 River (Sp.) try Gramniar Schools this week, STANPIM' H E Ite SCBAT CAeSAe,,MARTHA, A TOM-TOM. SOLO ON YOUR 84 Mountain erty transfers. Include: Certificate mendations and tea m ed the sev-'j designated as 4-H Club Week. AN' VOU,...SAy, liSNT THAT MV. CHIEPTAIN', drum- h e a d MOIST VOURSELF (cimb.form) of deylse, estate' Royal M. Rose en committee members, headed by | MA"VOU'RE. HEADDRESS ?-^AylD ISMT UP/-,LI'yE (30T SO^^E Woetc SS Soa,* ' flax to Raymond B. and Aline B. Ben­ Project co-chairmen are Mrs. Ethel Rep. Allan Innes , ( R-Thomaston) | t h a t Cargo and Mrs. David Simmons. Th a t TOMAHAwKX>rtE o p m v POR YOU To DO / 3 i S8 Stray nett, on. Cross and Hlgh.^Sts.. . j to make the necessary studies, - ALL OCEAN FRESN FISH TA Sw «a Fa. w. .. Administrator’s deeds, estate Completing Drive TKOPH1ES?Wm V ViOCD.' a t«T Fi KC, FF-iM. M. .87 Bird’s home ARE VOU PRETEf^DlHS TO .98 Elan Frank E. Ltmcli to Matfhew E. Mrs. Anna Anderson. local di­ 6E POyAHOHtASC “ We’ re getting lots of complaints about these ball point 98 Scottish river and Ethel F. Lattell, .Stafford, in rector to the cbiinty Farm Bureau Britain^Asks Delay| ISTHIS A JeST- pens from local offices. Chief! They simply WON’T fiOBaek tatk Ook Grove development; estate in completintlocal member-T ^ SW O R O nSH AWPe-tSPUTT-TT./- (slang) Lillian J. A y e r-to Xfatthew E. ahip drive the group, 'fhose not A j O i l l l l i l t ' l l I S • ' ’ ick in a dart board!’’ and Fithel F. Litlell, Stafford, In contacted ahd inl.ere.sted in Joining Oak Grove development: estate should call her. ■ (Continued from Page One) to Frederick W. 'Yo'ung, H'artford, Mrs,. Anderson repurla having a BY AL V e r m e e r PRIECILLA’S POP- ’e Credit Is Due on Main St. floclf/of fbbins at her feedihg ala- HALIBUT STEAK m Last December, the British PAINTED MY ‘ r SU PPO SE I, Quit claim deeds, Matthew M. UM on Wright’s Mill Rd. recently, made a pavment of $57,180,000 on ; Moriarty to There.sa J. Carabelas,. w'herc various bird.* feed during IBEFORE_ EFORE I RlREMEMBE rI d I ‘ v o Q t h i n k ..1 WAS the principal, but a.sked (or defer-] iTO DO THE DISHES! I'k/ TERRIBLY^ , ATHINKING or Rt.'Sl .and Springdale Ave.; the rvlnter months. ment of an $82 million Interest i /^W , I'M SO AMGR'T^ Richard E. Jr. and Shirley B. -m Reed, Manchester, IX Wa­ at the University of Connecticut. pending outcome of their request. [ W HAT'5 H, W RONCk terfront; Manor; Pine L ^ e Goth- 1 and son of Mr. and Mrs Burton E. Moore. Snakehill Rd., was given Eisenhower asked Congre.ss t o ' M A Z E L ^ munlty Club, Inc. to Frank. Nico- approve a proposed ameivdmcnt t o , FILLETS the New England fencing" cham COD lini, Hartford, iri Pine Lake Shores ■ : the 1945 agreement, as negotiated / Development; Albert S. Lawrence pionship awpid in the Epee event ' bv Secretary of hlie TrcqsUry Hum­ HEAVY WESTERN U.S. CHOICE / to Frank T. Nieolini, Hartford, over the - Weekend at MassA'chu- phrey and (he BriUsh. .'Tt would Pine I-ake SheXes;. Frederick O. .*etts Institula of Technology, Bos­ permit the British to posjpone th6 Jones to Johx Charland, in Pine ton. He is a member of the first payments, rather than cancel them [■ Lake Shores. ■ . fencing team organized at that asXad been'suggested at one time.! lANDTHESL Baaeball I-engiie Univerait.v. ' This team took the The President termed the p m -' V S r s team title in the contest. JUDSMBrtT A ^ b e Ruth baseball league posal "a common sense solution BIG 4 OAY,^ j-7 progravn will be organized at 7:30 Tomorrow'* Event* which- attempts to carry out the CHUCK p.m. today~in Coventry Grammar Tomorrow's activltie* Include spirit of the agreemen.t in a way 4-7 Rchool. Un charge ^vlU be. David county-wide meeting on "Choos­ that is practical and fair" to both | & Just As Well? BY V. T. HAMLIN ‘7 * Fra.scra.ser, Charles----- Harlow and . Frank_ . ing and Using Acce.Hsories;" 10 a. natihns. ^ iJ N T E N BUYS COTTON AVOODS BY RAY tlOTTO Turcottc m. to 1:30 p.m., American Legion Eisbnhower also said the 1956 in-j| HVvLUM BROKE EXHIBITION GAME WITH Tri-County League program, to claim a waiver or cancellation BUM BLE BEE T U K A wh.i. M.t 7 Oz. Can 3 7 e TH ' S o x » School; Cub Scout Pack 57. Den 2. of ihterest p^m ents and agrees,] JUICY, ’.CYCLONE, WHAT. w’lll he formed to compete In the 7:1.5 p.m. ,wlth . Mrs. Herman 10 Or. which includes Columbta, Andover, to pay interest J»hio6'ly oh 'be fu ll, BONE-IK'^ lb ON EARTH ARE "Jake" I-eDoyt; set-back, 8 p.m.. ] amount o f . all ^postponed install- Cans YOU DOING- „ Lebanon, and the two local teams. American Legion home; social. '8 j ments.” Gorton's co b FISH CAKES 2 41c OUT WEST? All parents .and others inter­ wn,^.. ilAthan Hale Community : British payments previously ran . ested in Itet^ng with the graud Center; junior Bewing Basket 4-H, ; about $120 million a year on the | activities are a-sked to attend. 2;.30 p.m.. with Mrs. Emil V. Ma-loan and about $20 nivllions on the' LoROSA SPAGHETTf Lb; Pkg. SkulJ practice sessions will be met: Little .Scissors-4-H, business j lend-lease debt, including interest] held at 7:30 p.m. each Ei'ida.v ' meeting, 3 p.m.. A’lth Mrs.' C. L. j and principal, 7 | starting March 15 in the school | u ttle; Cub Scout P ack '6.5, Den 5,! Counting the most recent pay- LoROSA Elbow M ACARONI Lb. Pk». until Weather permits outdtrorj 7“ "pTml With Mrs. Joseph Locker] ment, the outstanding - principal a ctiv ity .T h e training program 'D en 2, 7 p.m. with Mrs.'Ctjarles'how totals around $4,060,000 00. I 8- 6z.” “i s H U N T 'S t o m a t o s a u c e # Cans

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THE ( K ailas Jayha>\^k^ ClincK Big Se^eri « y r r.- Herald Angle "Tr- .V ,_ome out on top although many Starting Today Unveil New Prospects nfer Remain Alive New York, March 7 i "Vero. Beack, FIa'.,'Marcl! New 'York. March 7 (/Pi— Th* lor Basketball League season New York Knickerbockers of Ih* the high school. Another former tremendously since the start';, of (/P)-T-LQoks niiay bB deceiv th^-aeason. The Kan.sas J.ayhawks, who New York, March 7 (^P)—^Freshman Manager Kerby Far­ .yitjtndouL - Tommy Maaon. has but it looks' as, if: the"^ew National 'Basketball Assnr ar* X. i - won the 1952. NCAA basket rell of the Cleveland IndianSf already rich in pitchhUf,talent, been sidelined since mid-aeasort York City Board .of Estimate rf'ighty sick but there 1* still life. with an injured foot incurred in. a Mori'd^-hight, March-25, a softi ball charnpionship and ad­ has some eager phenoms.on hapd to keep the veterans.oh All but counted out of the NBA’* Businessmen's L/cague encounter "ball clinic wU.be held starting at their t<^. It's not often that wheh a manager takeover the better get a move ’ on if it Eastern ^t>lv(sion ' playoffs, th*'»■ ■ at the East Side Rec. 8;150..1U in one of the lower gyms at vanced to^the linals on two ------r------; — ; —‘^helm Of a big league Sail club that doesn't want the Brooklyn KnlckS'rallied last night to defeat the hlglIgh school. Tfrtk^inic will fol- other occasions^ were back on he Is endowed yvith such, estab­ Dodgers Li start traveling. "Oils ;Syracusc 100-93. Thi* coupled-with '.■ The Cheney Tech baieball team Ipw tl\flfx.j^conte8t clinching the Big^Seve Confer­ Bob Lemon, Hel-b Score. Mike Gar­ Lo* Angeles apparently has adelphia left^the Now Yorkers 2X4 four-game winning streak. Coach which will sta'rt’ promptfy\at 7 cia, Don Mossi, hay Narleakl and more than tentative plans for a games bac*k of the Warriors and o'clock. Pitcher .Johnny S p rln g ^ d ence title. ^ ' CRAPEFkUIT Kenny HucUton's club ha^^osted Led by All-America Wilt Cbam- Art Hqutteman. . ball park, but doesn't* havis a ma­ the Nats; who ire tied for second an. Identical 4-2 won ajnd lost rec­ first baseman George Adams, tw erlain’s 24 points, Kansas defeat- Not only does the ' 43-year-oId jor league ball club. Brooklyn ha* place. . four-time All-Americans now ord the past two summers; ^sKansaa.State at Manhattan last Farrell have this formidable ' nu­ "a major league ball club, but not starring with the StratfOMl Ray- even tentative plans for an ade­ ’The '^Knleks and Nats go at It nighl;^4-57, for its 10th confer­ cleus, but he's also brought tndgj- - agatii tonight in Philadelphia .be­ Diminutivp^^o Cyr recently bestos Cardinals, will be-the tnatn pressive rookie crop of hurley quate ball park. attractions. The clinic, which, will ence wlikjn 11 games.. The na,- fore the-Warrio.-s and Fort Wayne made aiCauspicious debut in the tion’s, NoN2 team, with ^ a 20-5 him from Indianapolis of ' the . Clowq Fmmett Kelly, newest jadditlon to the BroolUyh Dodgers, draws some kiUlgha during visit by Went- Home Happy square o ff in th* second game of a also include utnptfiilg techniques, American.Assn. Indianapolis won Rdoubleheader. New York 'needs, ap> is.open to the public and no ad­ Braves the pennant last.year and then h o o d i^ 19 point* with the cellar- league game ---'-«ainst Colorado ."Hahn, member of Ln.s Angeles' Board of Suiwvisors; Dodger prexy Walter O’Malley; center field­ ■jd-oday after Los Angeles officials oth ^ victory to stay _in run'ntfvg dtwllinr White C lw . The' Glaas- mission will be charged. \ Bradentm, ^la., March 7 j went.on to aweep the league’s play- er Duke, Snider, I.«s-Angeles-born, now realdmg in Fallbrook, Galif,-; ~Mavnr Norris Fniilann. of l:xis Saturday before^eeting South- Uanager Fted-Haney has noml- the Uttie Wb?^^ries. had-'CfriiwInteH their onc-dav a&les since only two games remain after men nearly, upset favored La- ern Methodist MarclKJ^S in the nated three yO.VJig righthanders Angele«r-an/i Kelly. ■ Dodgers recently purchased Los Angeles' Wrigley Fiqld. J.Ai-’ Wirepnoio). pitch, lo Dodger officials ahd went tonight's; contest. Syracuse and ' Mamrnc, Kclvlnators ’. before final­ _ Six attractive individual athletic Won 11 Games awards are now presented to lead­ NCAA Regional to,urne>KAt Dal­ ftr pitching duties wher the Mil­ acme smiling optimistically. Philadelphia each will have three. ly bowing 65-61. las. waukee, Braves open their exhibi­ One of Farrell’s tbp moundsmen ' 'iTle six-man delegation, confi­ ing Manchester High performers.' was Leb-(Bud) Daley, who com­ Gailatin Set* Pace The list includes (nanie o f aponsor With 20 tcam.s already qualified tion season Saturday night against dent Los Angeles can;“propose a Coach Paul Phinhey's Red and for the NCAA playoffs which w piled an 11-1 won-lost record and , comprcliensive program' the Dodg­ Harry Gallatin paced the Knlcka White outdoor track squad has 12 in parentheses); 1. Thom McAn the Brooklyn Dodgers at Miami. 2,31 earned run average’ after be­ icago Golden Glovers with 29 points last night as tljey Shop ■ Awards in football (Tom wind, up with the final two rounds After an.intrasqt game yes­ ers cannot resist,'' feels, as do ■meets schedhled this spring, start­ at Kansas City March J!2-23, Yxle ing farmed out fn July by former mosr'obsevvers, that major league rallied from a 69;64 deficit at tho ing ' with 'th.e UConn ^Invitational McAn Shoe Store). 2. Nassiff terday Haney said Joey s'-y. Hum­ Cleveland'skipper A1 Lopex. start of the final peritid after scor­ Arms Trophy in baseball (Nassiff clinched at least a tie for the Ivy berto Robinson and Don McMahon baseball is on i^s'way to the West at Storrs Saturday, April 27. League crown by downing Penn­ Thy-»24-year-old southpaw had a Coast. The LoS Angeles group ap­ ing ortiy 12 points in the second- Arms). 3. Pete Wigren Trophy In Will je e duty on the mound. An- l-O-dUate in only 21 innings of re- Prepared for New York quarter. However, a string of 12’ cross country (^anley Bray). 4. sylvania 60-54. , ■ . other trio of hopefuls will work In pears sure the big league team Athletic teams in need of a j « f with the Tribe, but thinks he'll will' be' the'National League cham- straight points put the game on' sponsor would do well to pontact Frank Damato Memorial North Carolina Favored Sunday’s game with the Dodgers have a better chance to stick this Chlcago/^March 7 ‘JP> —Chicago will be represented by one of P‘pns. the right side ot the ledger for the Pagani Caterers. Niiio Pagani" re­ in basketball (RSy and Lou Da The Ivy Lcagxie’, and winners of They are Corky Valentine, Carltdn season. "Things have changed," he ' New Yorkers. Dolph Schaye* -waa . its strongest teams in the annual Intercity Golden Gloves bouts wiH i; Tboi'o cently stated that his group would to).. 5. Charles I. Wlgreh Award ll the' Southern and Atlantic Coast Willey and Dick Gr.abowski. explained, pointing to Farrell. EAS1VSIDEccncy M i d g e t i s _____ - - - - ...... ' - - ...... - - ______-- . . ______- . ______^ ______.... *® indication, however Syracuse’s top scorer with 21 -Tike very much, to back Bpproxi-' "traclr (0 r; Bernard Sheridan). -6. 'Conference .Tournaments atacUiig Hank A.jon will play center for "Kerby'knows what 1 can do," " “ In ^ /^ ^ t"S id 'y ’*Rec''Mide^ New Ydrk;* beat at Chicago" Stadium, March' 2 The eight"cham-” ihat^'aller O’Malley,-president of points. this afternoon, will provide the Billy Bruton who wUl remain said Daley. " I can start and I can L c a g ue/iast _ ...... tfichl...... the...... front-run-'...... - , ^''*1 night at the'‘titarfinm should make Chicago the the Dodgert, would prefer to slay ‘ mately 10 t^ams during the cal­ Albert V. Lindsay Award in soc­ ’ ...... 4. 14 — ._ 14. ,644. i.4... ,\ — ! m BrooKiyn — -on his lerms. Thai Rochester, also battling for a cer (Burt Lindsay). othet\ three teams for the NCAA here for further conditioning. Bru­ relieve. I can pitch every day . .. . ningCniefs rolled over the Ladders , fajsSrite as it seeks1 its 15lh inter- Hamilton’s iVcir Hecrevition and Welfare Supervisor endar year., Already the Caterers I would mean'w reasonably quick playoff spot in the Western Divi­ are sponsoring several basketball hoop whirl. North Carolina, the ,N- ton signed late. ■lAst year Lopez didn't want re­ ,33-1’7 While In the second game of /rity team_ title In the' series to New Recreation and Welfare' Supervisor Arthur Pongratz, center, of 219 Oak St., Is shown above country's\No. 1 college team with liefers pitching batting practice.' the twlnbill, the Cruisers helMlH *'v®nge A 6-2 loss to New Vork ■ dc'cision by Ih^JSbard of Eallmale sion. moved two percentage points and bowling teams, The difference between the^Wln- ■ and Sporls Aulhdrily on some lan- receiving congratulations ob his- appointment at Hamilton Standard by Earl Yost, sports editor of ahead of idle Minneapdtia in their ning and losing teams has-been a 24-0 record, is favored in the, He wanted our arms fresh. But it their own cause as they defend la-**! year Slate Rifle Maleh The' Herald. Looking on at the left and Approving is John Sullivan, personnel manager at the Atlanti'c Coast'tourney at Raleigh, Giants doesn’t bother my arm. Kerby the Engines 87-29 New York has won seven times giblc plans lor a new ball park. battle for third place. The Laker* Beeprds reveal that Manchester under 10 points in the following O'Malley revealed 'yesterday Windsor Locks, plant, who made the announcement at a get-together of press and radio Tuesday get a chance lo take over-third Htigh has yet to beat strong Weth­ leagues; Y Midget,. West Side N. C., while West Virginia seeks dersized Stars Phoenix, A .u ., March 7 — knows that.” Hustling Mike Reardprt" paced and there have bderi eight ties, The To Have Big Field dtler listening to the Los Angeles night in Wallingford. (Hamilton Photo by Moss.) - , - again tonight when they entertain ' ersfield in five soccer matches Junior, West • Side Midget, Busi­ Its third straight; SouthdiSi Con­ Manager Bill Rigney today named ■ Other pitching prospects who the Chiefs as he rippod the net.e Windy City group hasn't won ference championship in the tour­ hi* pitchers for the New York contributed to Farrell’s and In- for 15 tallies on five hmd goals and since' 1953, although getting a j...n --- that he had been conLact- the, Boston Celtics. over the last three season*. But nessmen, East Side Midget and ed by Brooklyn Borough President, Paul Arlzin scored 2‘7 points,for on the other hand. Coach pick ney: opening at Rlchmon(j, Va. ^ Giants' first two exhibition games dhfnapolia' success in 1956 and are five free Ih row s/R and y - Smith draw in 1955. New Haven,' Starch 7 —: East Side Juniors. In contrast, the Caanmure and that tn Board bl the Warriors but hi* mates contrib­ Danielson's State Champion hoot­ Meanwhile the, National Invita­ this weekend against the Cleve­ in the Cleveland cariip are Stan chipped in witb/elght points also But this may be Chicago's year, The '23tli aniiual Connert-i.cilt margin has been a shade better on a ll-America judging from the clianiplonshlp Estimate and the Sports Authority uted only 145 field goals as Roches­ ers have captured their last six than 13 points in the Y Junior tion Tournament, at Madison land Indians. Pltula (15-4), Hank Agguire (10-6 for the winners. For the losers, it .State. Rifle .rhaniplonsliips are er May Help talent that kept 12,466 fans cheer­ had met, but that no announee- ter took the lead early. In the sec­ meetings against CCIL rival Mer­ League apd a whopping 18 points l8quare Garden named Bradley and Pete Burnside, Gordon Jones, and then 3-5 with aivelan d) and was tall SjAn Olander setting the e.vpe.cfed to draw 1,600 com - mssfum Utah to fill out the 12-team lirie- N ew : York. SlaMl 7 (ff*)— '«Southwest Conference i«"But aolually he’s ae good as any Joe Shipley and'Windy McCall will Dolan Nichols (12-6), Two other pace as/he caged seven markers ing in last night's t;hampion.ship petitors lylfi-n ■ it opens Its aient of ketion — If any — could ond quarter then opened tip a 74-63 iden. in the unbalanced Rec Senior advantage after five minute* of n:'' that opens warfare in New and .Frank Howard of Ohio^^ate i player I've ever coached.” work Saturday at Tucson. On Sun­ promising hurlers, Ed Gasque 111- while J*aul ThompAon and Peter •scrapes, many, of which were tele­ tlifce-daj/'ttand at the Wln- ue made until the tw'o groups had League. Included in the point d if Who says there is ho place ; talked with New- York Mayor the fourth. Roiikle Bob Burrdw Two standouts in the Rec Senior York March 16. Bradle.v was r.un- in the Big Ten. Crltlclicd for Clowning day in Phoenix it’ll be Johnny 7) and John Gray (10-7) still are Kasavage contributed four ^ and vised and broadcast nationally. chestot'X'lul) house tomorrow. Mathews to Big Year ferences are games played up until for little men in* nUrtlern day Upslgned. ^ vVagner. paced Rochester with 17. Basketball League, Jack Scott herup to St, Lotils ^in" the Mis Guy Rodgers, Temple's , a t a Hundley, too, has been occasion- Antonelli, Steve Ri'di k, Dick Lit­ th fw points, respectively. Four Chanjps Impress Y LEAGUE March 1. - ■ • Another mound hopeful is Pete .I^/Uiissell 1 ,0 0 1 , secretary of U -Malley, previously quoted as (Pam ato'sV- and. Gene Johnson sourl Valley loop, while Utah fin­ basketball? Chet (The Jet) junior, top.* the third laAm. Bill aWv criticised fcir his colorful tlefield and ' arv Grissom. Don Simnjons found the ran; Four champions especially Rolling, k robust team triple Mesa, who posted a 13-12 mark for 18 tallies as he led the Crufs'ers the Connectlcul Klfli- and lU"; I saying the next si:- months hold (Chatterbox.Restaurant) will soon Three sport star Norm Hohen ished second to Brigham Young In h'orte, at 5-9 perhaps* the. Ebben of Detroit in this - Missouri clowning that has sometimes ob- caught the eyes of ring critics. - ;score of 1,807, the E & S (Jage Bradeiiloi), Fla., March 7 (/P)— Eddie Mathews, one of the with .San Diego of the PCL and then to a hard earned victory. The win ydtlvi-r ..\ssn., sponsors of what the Dodgers late, said there is no 2“ t victo?; The Detroit Tigers led both lepve for spring baseball training. thal has averaged a fine 40 yards the Skyline. Vallcy Conference; Jim' Ashmore , sCured nis natural talent in shoot-, They were welterweight .Joe .Milwaukee Braves who didn’t wilt under the pennant pre.s.surc smallest player in major col­ captured 14 in a row in the Mexi­ gave the Cruisers a stronger hold ShaW of the Kansas City team is descrloed as (he world's deadline tor action by the B oard' ' " ■ . . . • major lesgtiea in club pinch-hit­ Scott is a shortstop in the Boston in his 39 kickoffs with the Red \St. Louis, a.ssurcd of the title of Mississippi. State in the South-j ing, passing and quick thinking, Dodgers over the leagiie-leadlng Manches­ lege boketball, and Gary Thonip- can Winter,League. ' on their second place position, the last year's lightweight king wjfo j largest indoor :'.l cahtaer rlflg of Estimate. "There is no dale on drive last September, .hs relying on a lighter bat and heavier ting statistics In 1956 ■with a .276 Bed Sox farm system while John- and White football aqiiad during ancka NCAA berth when Wichita easlern' Conferohcc; Archie Dces,Of 1 Only-five players have scored more Vero Beach. Fla., March 7 (>P)— ter Motor Sales. Both second clutch teani' average. Outfielder ■son, a 5-10, bundle of dynamite, • Balls a ■ Strike* spot that can carry them into Uie won intercity jind in.lernatkmal i matches, said contestants al- , IJie calendar witli a red circle frame to help bring about his biggest season in 1957 Boh is a third baseman and the the past fwo-seaMns, during which upset, Bradley Tuesday night, had Indiana's Big Ten co-champlona : than 200 points, in their college Sal (The Barber) Maglie worked place Correnti's Insurance and Jim Small had a .500 pinch hit­ were two of the five, players. *e- three scoreless innings in an intra- Elsewhere around the citrus and coming. Town Tournament. Milt honor.* and was on the U-SyOtym-; read.V liato been entered from arodiid it,'* ne said. Bdl There is ■vhe young lefthanded slugger,!-----■------'------property o f the New York Glaivts.' time the Indians have been out- the pressure .off last night and lerted for the 1057 AssreratVd *" career and Hundle^Js one of them. the New -/nghuid States, New Green Barbers also scored close ting record for the Bengal*, with .squad game yesterday, andi dis­ cactus circuit; PlpUff threw in five marker.s for p ic ' boxing .squad; llgKtheavy- , i no doubt the next move is up to 2-1 tvlns, upending Don Willis c..rrying some extra pounds into | heavier lumber atefhmed from scored by a better than 2-1 mar bwampeX Oklahoma A&M 74-5Si K CoUeglate BaskeXlI All- Coast Conference round : .'What has not r^ve.' suffici- York, New Jersey, and Penn­ Earl Torgeson compiling a .370. / Incidentally, with Scott’s de- The bi^ question for Kansas is closed he is ready to face Mil- Pitcher Mickey McDermott of the winners. For the losing Fire­ weight Ernest TerrclH4anky 17-! .;cw Yo.k City officials — and it Garage and Merrill's Market, re­ camp along w-ith a supply of light two season.* before when he hatj gin, 392 points to 190. Also looking ..m erlca.' . ' ' , out the third quintet. I ent recognition about Htmdiey is men, Tony Blanchard, who scored sylvania.. ■' won t hurt to pe quick about it. 32-ounce bats, blamed last year's pinch plate mark. .. —- \ parture, Damalo Construction, tf- whelhepj Crtqmberlain. the 7 - foot,, flr-st *hia terrific competitive waukee on Sunday in Miami. Kansas City and outfielder Jimmy year-old (Chicago high; school stu­ spectively good luck with that kind of bat." back over the last three falls, the Forte, of'Columbia ilt-4he. Ivy ! Those selected for the 1.0 points, set tlie pace, while John dent; Flyweight JJAmy 'Jackson, | iLuyor H eails. Group ion in part lo his '^I'ar season Rec League kluBplua, sophoiliofe .sen.satlon, c,an duplj^ says Coach- Fred Schaus of "Actualljr-i"fe)el so good, I should Piersall and Gene Stephens-of-Bos- gridders have posted just six vic­ League, and Thompson, ■ W '-Iowa j three teams will receive certifi- ton ended their holdout sieges and MoNeil and Ron Laliberlc hit for prcmcdicai studehTat the Univer- -- ...... Los Angeles Mayor NoiX^is Poul- ^ o...... ______ioo-fini?>y trimmed physique and Borrowed a Bat will qualify just five players for cate the feat___ m - /another another big J Virginia. "I sincerely believe he is have a better year the. last year," ; E Sc S's strong showing included tories as against 16 . defeats and State in the Big Seven, thus diipH-'i -fro") the Associated" Press, came to terms yesterday . . . The eight markers each. sily of Minnesota, and b a n ta m -:™ , . son and Kenneth nahn, a member I'stan HninskrTsD^seL'BuniirTar- his belief Ihnl- a heavier bat "I had been in a slump.'! Rtldie the playoffs scheduled later this hawk all-America center in ad- the beat all-around, player in col­ said the veteran pitoher, who two. tiea. egted tile achievement Of. 5-9 Mur-'* -;. Sophomore Johnny Green who Tiger* shifted catcher J. W. Phrter weight Tommy Reynolds, another , J[ ICKCtlS n a l C Angeles County Board 130-129-356, Howie August 125- would produce more home nih.s. explained, "in desperation I bor- ~ jnbnth unless a change was made., ing his team to the-NCAyy tltle. , _ lege' basketball this season;'"”" ^ posted a 18-5 record in 1656. "I'm on ray Weir of Iowa and 5-10 Ralph helped Michigan State gain an to ttie outfiel(| , . . 'The Cubs’’ Bob Kansas CTty team member who 1 ^ ^ ^ o t bdpci visoi's. headed the \vest l 3 S5 _ Herb Smith 131-373 and Ah- ■n-.e decision, of hi^o vn cljoosing, 1 rowed a bat from; Hank Sauer. It (after last,night's meeting of team While annexing two CCIL titles Clyde Lovelletle set a tournament As for Thomp«pn and Forte .they starting at the 'oeginning. Instead W EST SIDE MIDGETH Beafd of,Kentucky who.made live NCAA bid; Jackie Murdock of Rush has. added a screwball to his two yeays ago was the flyweight E l k s nearlyy proveaprd\^ coo Lake House 3-1 and Villa Tiger organization. Is- the son of at the New Haven Arena. At the squad—4() "yfctorles and 2 setbacks Clem.sbn, and Hnt Rod Hundley Rabbit) Baylor of Seattle, who ""Rosenbluth,who will- lead North scoring record this year. He has then went to the old fbHadelphia raiie of $7,500 . . . White Sox pllijt • Mike Churilla with seven. championship..^ • . and press. I just didn't knoi vmeg* — in the"^past three years and the local speaker's program is planned O n H iU S t l u n g ' i ' e a i l l i turned back thq Garden Tlioml'on Lee, former star hurler • $ 2 6 9 5 • outset of the tOumey, I picked and West Virginia open up against like Chamberlain starred in East­ Carolina in the Atlantic Coast Con­ sn off -balance jump shot that is Athletics in a trade, still is a hold­ AI Lopez eyeing either Larry Doby In the second game, league-lead; ' Reynolds gained the 118-pound Restaurant .also by a 3-1 margin. I was going. r^Jianged my ba(t-thg 9 IB'W Chrj'sler New Yorker W golfers" who show 17 wins, one loss and the tickets may be pun'bS.sed for the Chicago White Sox. Coach Charlie Horvath's unde- Davidson. ern high school competition be­ ference tourney starting tonight. virtually impossible to stop and out. A deal last season .sent him or Minnie Mlnoso for cleanup spot fig Decl's Drive-In defeated Nor-, title with victor)' over Manuel ! The night’s , best scores were stance. I changed 'nts. Nyrthlng gK. 4-Dr. 'Hii.s. stunning sedan A by the parents and friend.s p i the eated Beavers to cop the crown and three lies si.ncc 1955. Duke plays ' South Carolina. fore going Wfst, was pigked to' Is the'relaxed type of player who has become hia trademark. back to th* Yankees,'and he had a . . Owper Horace Stoneham says man’s after a hard-fought battle Elias of the Los' Angeles team, a New York, March 7 l/Pi The turned in bv Red Gavello 142-388. helped, I everr 'at' my eyes and 2 Is fully e(;^pped with fin- 7 Maryland meets VlrgiAla. and head a secqnd team that also in­ sometimes makes things look too "Chet is the most exciting shoot­ fine season at the plate with the Ruben Gonsez Will be aubjected' to 46-41. Paul Quey had the best rugged, free-swinging belter who bOj'S being feted. Pat Boitjdc, The accent will be on youth when tl\e | Charlie W helan 142-378. Al Malln ears checked. It vvasn't .Until after V ger tip power, power V Wake Forest tackles North Caro­ cludes Charley Tyra of Louis­ ea.sy. er I ever saw,” says Lou Rosalnl, Richmond Farm Club in the Inter­ daily finet if further absence from night of his Midget League career, drives a .ln ick in Phoenix, Ariz. Herald's scholastic sport*'writer, New York-Eastern Golden Gloves , guaggi 147-127-397, .Tohn Rivosa the All-Star game Ufat l began A brakes. Instant heater and 0 OOMEB.ACK STORY ketball ,teai r at St. Mel High lina State in other Atlantic Coa.st ville; Grady VVallace, South Caro-. "He's so relaxed that sometimes Columbia coach. '"He’s the type national League. Cliants' camp persista, but Puerto scoring 19 points. He was ably Other championship results: wilt act as- toastmaster. coaches pick the squad which will ! 127-368. Ed Pagani 141-16'7, Tony to feci like myself . “l finished up 2 defroster, direetlonal ^ School .In Chicago. But he scored loop games. Games in the South­ Una's national high scorer; Jim people think he's noUtrying," ex­ who can go against any deiEbnae Rican pitcher claims he's waiting • assisted by Bob Cote who -scored Heavyweight -— Joe Hemphill, Speakers will inctiide Edward battle Chicago's Western leather I Desimone ,12.5-356, Pete Kondra well but it w as-tc-''lalt to-over- LAWN MOWERS V lights, backup lights, pre- W 500 points as a senior at St. Bona- Krebs of Southern Methodist's plains his coach, Frank McGuli;e. 11 points. Jjm Curry with 21 kford,_ 111., outpointed Osee .Serrell, exalted ruler of llic Man-' New York i/P)—New York ern Conference tourney In addi­ and get a shot off." v for plane tickets from club . , . toBsers in 'the Inter-City Cham- ; 342. Mike Brozowski 133, Stan come a wretched start," A mliim trhite wall tires, ^ venture Academy in Sturtevant, tion to the VVest Vlrginla-David- Red Sox points trieii very hard to ; keen Uroom, DetroTf; 160 pounds—\Val-- £r.e.ster ': Lodge of Elks, Edson pionships at Chicago March 20. ;Mlrucki 130 and Dick DiBella 125. J jyi the time o f the All-Star in- • SHARPENED Knickerbocker rookie Ron So- Sarasota, Ha., March 7 A’a catcher Tim Thompson pulled/ fully undbreoated. Afany-^ Wis., and won Catholic High •son clash pit Furman against Norman's in the running and .he ter Turner.: Dayton.' Ohio, out­ Bailey, higii school principal, bas­ Foiir able teen-agers were, ' MIXED DOUBLES | lerva'l, .Mathews was hltling .239 Gene Stephens, 24-year-old under­ up lame with recurring knee rftK • OVERHAULED other factoin^ tnstalied ac- J bieszesyk failed to make the bas­ School All-America recognition. Richmond, Washington Sc Lee vs was helped along by Bruce Staven pointed James Schneider, Toledo; ketball jCoach Elgin Zatursky, among the eight new Eastern pive of the six matches re.sulted ! with only a.handful of home runs study to Ted Williams the past ment. Hand and power mowers, ' 0 cessories. 'Hie finish of 0 The Citadel, and Virginia 'Tech Yale’s Tank Team with 15 markers. 135 pounds—Billy- Braggs, Ken­ cro.ss country Coach'Paul Phinney champions cro-.vned in the finalsof in dose 2-1, wins, wUlTGladys and ! but he finished witli .272, ,37 •this fine car has a polar A Melbourne's Peter Thompson to the largest size made! against William and Mary, f two years, Wants fiiore work-and ta osha. Wis.. outpointed Otis Avery, and rifle C!oafli Gil Hunt. theih . three-day11...— tourney------at Madison------i Herb . Smith ------winning over Marge------homers and 95 1-ui.p baited in. He out to prove lie deserves it. -* white top over rhapsodir J Muncie, Ind.; 126 pounds--Brown The pre.scntation of two trophies Ssuare Garden, last night. and - John - ■ Cushing,- Ruth and Bob WILL CALL FOR 9 blur. Built' for'the pcrsiin 0 Forte Cage* 34 ' • Extends Win Skein Stephens ended hia holdout yes­ e f u l THE HIGHLIGHT ' bntted well mi’cr .300 during Au­ Another All-America, Colum­ J^afs Sim .McGhee, Montgomery, Ala., out­ will highlight the dinner. Captain Ostrander up-ending Daisy and #A Who thinks In terms o f A ' Good Bet to W in at Pensacola terday and blasted the fourth pitch ' Cyeveland--tNEAi —The hlgh- gust and September. AND DELIVER! pointed George "Reiter, Minneapo­ Milt Doremus will be awarded the Russ Morrison, Mary and Dick 'W quality, comfort and de- ^ bia’s Chet Forte, scored 34 points New Haven, March 7 (fp)—The In hi* first workout over the.375- ' IlglH of-Bob Feller's career came BIG B.4SS Mathews opened th* 1956 season last night, but the Lions Were de­ Of Spol i layoff lis. ' ^ iPete Vyigren Trophy, donated by Simmons edging Jean and» Ik:e MASONRY WAUS Yale swimming team's long ■\ab- foot wall in right, field. In 1946, when he strtick out 343 swinging a 38-ouncc bat, used by 0 pendabillty. .... $ 2 6 9 5 • feated by Princeton, 88-82. This Kansgs' City, with 17 polntj. .Stanley Bray, for being the first Durant, Okl'a. f.P)—Dake Texom i Smith, U l and -Bob Molumphy Pensacola,. Fla., March 7 O P j- iSgroup feel he is due for A win, After the drill, the young Speed­ , batters, high for his time in the only two or thi-ce others in the Boudriou’s parage A 1954 C'adlliae- Fleetwood. 0 I left Columbia and IJrInceton tied tory skein is still alive today-,-as based on as many victories Red and White harrier to finish produced tlie largest bass -Jaugh: dumping 'Millie and' Ollie Jarvis, Personable Peter Thomson, from | Thomson entered only, eight U.S ster said th a t, he hasn't, had New York.^acCh T (fPi — The , American League.. majors. Stan Miislal, for instance, Formerly orbs(*i!)j Garage A The king of the Cadillac a for thirt in the Ivy League. if you could have had any doubts, tbrbughout The'- tournament,-.won in the annual Stale. M cel.' Anci in Oklahoma in 1056, an 11-pound­ Madeline and Tom Morley defeat­ "pjuoh chance to us* stick's." He Toronto Mapte Leafs (irmly believe used a 32 and Ted Williams a 33 185 MAIN 8T.— 5II S-6034 " family;'This beautiful 4- Notre Dame and Syracuse, both Melbourne, Australia, was rated a Ilast _ year* and; won Its first team' championship since the Frank Damato Memorial-Tro- er. (James Daugherty of Denison, ing Bette and W alt Phillips whi.'e Without a loss since 1945, the was at bat only 63 times, 29 as a where they^ are enough games left ounca bat. The notion to switch to 9 door sedan ha* ^ power ^ headed for NCAA regional tourna­ good bet'to move into the winner’s , „ 1949, Runnrtup was kenosha with pliy. donated .,,hy Ray and Lou 'rex., caught the bass with a River Edna and John Hedlund ishut'out W a t e r p r o Elis outs warn Springfield College , , . i f Another youngster* Bill Casper ^pinchhitter, while appearing in 104 there Is- nope. 14, followed by Minneapolis with K-nt. It weighed 11 pounds after A steering, power brakes, A ofod ments; kept on Winning. Notre last night .55-31 for their 13th win At i^ast It looked like that last Damato, will be pr_sented t>. Bob Jean Gaudliio and Hank Wittk* , J power windows, power J circle as the ...*15,000 Pensacola | jr. of Bbnita. Calif., also mowd c'games laat season. - Dame employed the regulars lys.s ANYTIME^ 13; Chicago and . Grahd Rapids. Lazzari as the basketball team's being pulled, out and several hours 3-0. ' ' , of the year and 155th In a row. Open Golf Tournament Opened to- dnto the'favorite’s circle yesterday night as t.he Leats defeated the j 0 seat aut. eye, hydramatio 9 than half of the game and "Take a pev,k at my- record," Mich, .12 each, and Montgomery most improved player. ■later, weighed in al an official 10 Marge CushingvJ27, LIl Molum­ Sophomore Roger Anderson, at­ day, i with the best practice* round .so Stephens . Vaid. "In four seasons second place Mo.ntreal Canadiens I dh drive,'el(wtro tuning bar A trounced Marquette 94-55 for the 11. Dinner,will-be served promptly pounds, 3 ounces. phy 117. Ruth Ostrander 113-114. tempting to lower tho world record (parU o fl9 5 2 and ’53) w itlf the 3-1 in the National Hockey UP TO lO P. M. 1 2 ladin with' three way-..2 ninth Irish-\vln in a ' Club course record. times and .^ilayed in 100 game* paced all kegler*. ’ Orang* a 69-58 victory over Cor­ record set in 1950 by the late John Rangers in their fiattle for the One More Chance .group have already volunteered first use! during a major leagiie j 2 - mlura 'while wall ' w m , ^ nell. * ., weeks ^go. His two under par >86 Casper carded nine birdies and each of the last two years. Why, Marshall. He ’ missed the world man, that 494 hardly represents fourth and last position in the their services as waitre.s.ses for haseball game in the Polo GroiAuis I w complete luxury lounge In- w In. other games' Nebraska de­ was good for a 10th place , tlb wa* never over par. Stanley C up' playoffs. Each has the affair. mark of 2;03.4,- however. -what a regular goes up a season," For Scoring Aces on Aug.' 25, 1929. ^ terior, Jet black finish 0 ■>z' feated Oklahoma 6’4-SS lo drop the there.- Last weqk in the Baton ' Other* liked by the gallery, were eight games remaining. Tournament Dales LICENSE FRAMES trimmed, with flawless a . Sooners into the Big Seven cel­ . . Rouge Open he wa"s runnerup to Doug Ford. Arnold Palmer, -Jay Ted Kennedy scored two of the- WITH EVERY chrome. Just traded on a J New Ifork, March 7 Iff!)— Kansas’ lar, , For-dham defeated- Rutgers A1 ■ Purpur, caretaker and ice Jimmy Demaret by only one Hefcert, Dow FInalerwald and -Ed Leafs goals and assisted in magnificent' ’57 Impei^L ^ n-.fker at the University of North Wilt Chamberlain and (^lumbia's Set . for Rec Events 74- 64, LaSalle downed Vlllanova stroke, shooting a nine under par icurgol, all previous winners on Reds Holding Lead the one tallied by George I •A Owner's name on request, a WAY Chet Forte will get.another chance Damato^s Trium ph in Finale^ 75- 61, and' Louisville whipped Dakota De­ vt-lnter.sports arena, has 179. the winter circuit’, and Art Wall Armstrong. Sid Sniith had a hand LUBRICATION and 0IL TIHAN6E troit 86-76. been at the school 20 years.. Members of the PGA touring Saturday to close in on the leaders The Recreation Department an­ i f $3295 Z Jr. and David Thomas, a promis- in all three goals.- • SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONLY! • 1954' Chevrolet Statloll. w ing young Elnglish pro who Is By Blit One Point of the major college basketball Maurice Richard, hockeSr’s high­ nounces a Teenage Bowling Tour-, I Wagon. Radio, heater, (B- ^ making hjs Aftierican debut here. est scorer, connected with the lone' individual scoring race before the' Playoffs^ Start M onday, W i g h t n^ment: tiO 'be. held tn the East 'OPE N '- , reel tonal.: lights.' backup', a N O W on can stop The Pensacola title will be de­ New York, March 7 (B -r- ’Die regular- season ends. They failed ESSO 7 Montreal goal to run his total tor fde. W est Side and Community ’ light*,.all leather .Inferior. J fended by Don Fairfield, Casey, American Hockey League-Ip head the season to 30 and to 490 for 15. last night to*gain on the three MON.-SA'T. water fniin mining Gat 8 " Filial Stuidings Y Recreation Centers. SERVICE i' One owner. Perfect tor the 9 ni., pro who is just recovering ing for the wire with the four play seasons ot reRUlsF play. leaders. ■i-mget (n a best-of-Jhree-game *e-. ' The- tohrnantent wiK consist of .7 a.m ,-io p.m. from a'lon g aieg-e of illness. Off team*--, decided. But th e' way Chamberlain, with 24 points, led ' v v L Pet.! Ties for the playoff title; - i ■! each bowler "bowling three strings ■ SUN. 8-8 , 'lar^ family, . $1195 • yoni masonry walls 3 O' i.OOf) X -The Cortijactor* were never.be- they’ll square off for the first .Kansas Jo' a 64-67 victory over Damato's 13 and the person with the highest 405 ALAIN ST.— .AH 9-8126 . 1954 Nash Statesman 4-. ^ Bo Wliiinger of .Odessa, Tex.; last round Of the-.post-aeqson cbmpeti Paganl'a ...... 88 4' .667 ' hind last night; posting quarter and at the same year's runnefup, also Is cbmpet- Hockey at a Glance Kansas State- But his average total fo" the three strings will be t Dr. Radio', heater, white V tion 1* anqther matter. ' Haixl-FlBished Missilemen ...... 5 7 .41'7 'l«ads of 21-12, 45-24 and ; 64-36 Ing. • ■ dropped to 29.65, and left him still c''nsideri weeks of Chatterbox 5 7 .417 I oyer the-youthful Kelvlhator*'who The ,.fteld of 160 pros will be Wednesday’s Results in fourth place.; The Community. Y 'will ■ hold , tone paint. Excellent con- ^ the regular season, the Providence LaFlamme ...... S" 8 .385 tallied 12 poliUs In each' of the Irtmmed to ‘the low 60 following National LeaKua Forte, in fifth, connected for 34. their tournanient Satunday after­ ' ditibn, one owner. $985 Z Reds held a one-point margin over Wfilte Glass 1 11 ,083 touj- periosda. Veteran Loii Dpesi tom orrow* second round. Ten •Toronto 3, Montreal 1 points Tn.a.loaihg cause as Prince­ noon in the following age groups: I 1951 Ford CustomUne '2- W Rochester's < surprisiog Americans WashinyithetinMi ton defeated Columbia 88-82. The ; (22), stylish Jack Scott (21), Joe y, D*. ‘ Radio, heater, white Amateurs will play all 72 holes today. Cleveland trails by another - , J . American Boys 10 thru 12, and boys 13 thru over the 6,283-yard- cousse. Finals ' Hershey . ,. Springfield 8 , little jot raised - his average to ■Unbeaten Damato Construction ' . wall 'tires, seat covers, low tour points with Hershe.y just three 28.87. _ helped close out a shortened Rec : 10) spearheade^^^ wln- I'V ■ . ' ! are scheduled Sunday. more points back. ‘ Eastern League Find out bow much clcanef and At the East S ide:T he tourna-I i miles. • ” ” ” ” $995 *||^ow They Stand Senior Basketball League season Th Bears fi-om Hershey picked Chirlotte 7, Philadelphia 6 brighter we can wash your car n.ent, will start Tuesday ■ for the; 0 lo s s Pl.vraouthlyraouth Crattbrook.( Avg. last night with knothef easy marker, up two,Valuable points last night New Haven 6,. Washington. I with tuir Weaver Automatic Car following ^;ro-.’ps: Girls 10 thru.15, , A Beautiful seafo'am Jtveen- j|| VVallace. South Carolina when they downed the cellar dwell­ 31.00 tory, this thpe by a 80-48 count; , boy* lO.thru 12.Xboys-l3 thru 15. ? radio, heater, white wall ? Water and damp­ Washer. Every car is automatically Gibbon, Mississippi ^ 30.105 over .the outclassed LaFlamme Spotting the Jayebes Jayc* a 12-8 ing Springfield Indians 6-3 in the 'Mrajrcd with (resh water and mild margin in the opening'period, the , • The Aest Side plans to start • Urea(' seat cover*. IJxAs • ness can min the Baylor, Seiattle I • 30.00 Kclvlnators, In the opening con­ » 1956 CHEVROLET 1 circuit's only game.' WORKED HIS WAY - detergentt and thoroughly Mnd victorious Teac^iers shot ahead 2'7- Saturday for the following groups: A and performs like pm. A Orlando, Fla'.-i-(NEA)— Of the Chamberlain, Kansas -29.05 test at the high School, the racy masonry-^1 your |4-DOOR BEL AIR Hardtop | Dune Flaher "and" Lwen Davit •pofij^ ai^ dtamoited. We never 23 at intermission and boosted Girl* 10 thru 15, boys 10 thru 12, See It todiii>: . — . $ 7 8 5 ' Z sent the Bears away - ini front- wj th 151--walks w rangM by Eddie Yost Forte, Columbia 28.87 Teachers turned a close game into QUICKSEAL |V8, , radio, ( heater, Power] use ' harsh detergents that qilght a rout tn the second half to pbet their margin to 13 points at the boys 13 thru 15, boy* 16 thru 18. 1981 Plymouth Station * hoihe in less than ' - first period goals. Hershey added last season, only nine were in-r three-quarter mark bqforc coast­ FGUde. Excellent .condltioa,* injure the finish... or dirty wash a 54-33 triumph over the Jayeees' To partizlpate in the bowUpg 9 Wagon. Radio, . beater, 0 112,260.— M l 9-4162. i three more in the. second and fentlonfil. 'nie Washington thii^ ing home in the final,eight min­ GIVES A FWISH a year's timel i "Waeer left over from a previous BARONS MOST IPOPITLAB who lost their second game in as ^(mmamants. one must have a A white wall ttrM. Perfect A ipicked up its sixth goat later in the basefdah . led the American. Jleagu* ute*. m creation membership' card. ? condition tbronghoni. Act ? COAT M BKIUIANT in free trips to first. . ^ car.M cIc "hit-or-niisa” assembly 'many-night* in the Businessmen'* COLORS Igame.' - HiisUing Dave Dooman paced A small fee will be charged V fast on this hard to find 9 line method*. The automatic op- Birmingham, Ala..' (iP) — The League. ' X ~ Gome in and get Birmingham Barons were the most the Teachebs with 10 tallies while «Bsch participant to c'over the ex- 0 wagon. • - ” ” $665 • i eratiod o f the Washer gets the jetb At a meeting Of Senior League popular road chib in the Southam Ijalph Kryzak an,d Jack 'and Wil­ )MMes o f the plA . boys, Above are ja.st » tew of m . pictorially ~ ' FRIDAY 160,427. In their, invasions of enemy tl-e director* o f each building. Mel •A fore you buy a used car do A literature ^ Give yottr car dut "like new** look all aix teams participating. Ih the . 5 E Pt*. LUNCHEON SPECIAL fields; nearly 8,000 more thsua Cushing at the West Side, Charles 5 . yourself a favor, look'over J . ' •oday. Drive in for Our' speedy, djdUfter at 7:15. eellar^weiling OPEN ALLEYS NaahvUla, the second best troad at- .'WMtiti Glass will engage the Kel- Deexi. f ...... I ...... t 4-4 n Graff ;at the East Side and, Hon W our large abaction fiMt, 9 /"M owtoBOiri gnll-point wadi Job! . Bur)(f>. c 4 34 10 j e d d q h ig h l a n d c o a l , SOFT SHELL ^ FOR LEAGUES — PRIVATl FARTIES tracU^.'- 1 ’ "! ■vinator* "while the Miwiemen and Wilson, a ...... 4 0-3 - I- Oowta* at tihe Y, t CALL US • Chatterbox Restaurant .wfU meet Csrry. a ...... 3 ,»-l 4 ' ■' ....r - .... Scott, a « ' A 4 It CONNECTICUT COKE ^ DAY OR NIGHT . in’ the nightcap i^t .8:30,; ; TODAY! * CRAB. 85c WET 30 1-17 M Jim. Bunning.' rookie Detroit ^ Potato and Vege^ablo Mand^y's. Paring* I LaFIsaiMie (4(> light-handed pitcher. U one' of / ' -V liu Mi 9.sioe MOTORS OPEN 6 A.FL-1 A.H. Wednwday night’s doubl$h^d- .. . ' '■ X K rtm. numeiroua American League play­ WASH FREE 1 :HoImes.( f ...... 6 1-i 11 CRiysIer, Pljmioath, •;Y _ .A ii^ vrill.inatch MMonday'* flrsl game Roche. .1 , ...... 3 1-1 er* who obtained a-' unlvgralty FOGARTY BROTHERS It Damato’s in the Mozser;/c 4 (VO degree after entering otganized ■rape erial rial MiNCHEStER LUMBER, INC. FETIO ORIVE-IN DELIVERY w«in*t Porlln,/c 3 0-2 319 IRO AD ST. ^ TEL. MI M S S ? G B N I ^ W ^ ORjener t o d *ecSebond place Pogahi JieaetiidL' .Jjm, .signed after hi* IAS K. ' C om er Broad and MURPHY'S ALLEYS Pyka, a ...... 3 1-3 0 TEL,xmsM Ml t-lUl „ \ . " XV, Mlddlii Tvmplto MORIARTY BROS. Catarera* will battle tfie .Missile- Irish, a 1-3 frdahiBaii year at Xavier s H c M p i t r . .y-l.; M AM C^^ -991 MAIN STRIET m*n-Cbatt*|rboxjrietor 4n the seo- .. MifSiff oanoBB Tofaii m 4-* rity, eoBtinfiad hii work todvfuu, Odd aontaaL■ t HHia i*'wtonafa ' than ■ Score, at half 45-34 Dsmato's. ' dagra* In tit* off-iaaaon. * m ..iVi 1 ' , X ;!■ " ' ' X f ( ■ * / ' ’t / X U. " ;I . /e . ■ mi " ' V ■/"; '.V ■ "V:;',. ';. • ' " 'IT”^ ’' ,. ' 1 .4 mr:,.:- 3 ' ■NTH- BUILD. BUY OR SELL. YWaHM- jUveriis^^^ ______, T5ICKTr“ ’‘iyiStTHERSfRIP Com- |Mt «I0«/A9f " bed — f BEFORE YOU BUT a us^d’ ^ I P»ny. doors and windows, custom VITAMINS A ifO U IT lL V — ^ ' TAKE 1„ 2-, OR 3 YEARS ER IT roomk, one a master suite 20'x22’, CLASSIFIED ADVT. ssiftFeo 0 N.T1JC , Anarthtents-i-FlatsT- ducUon, , it i baths, screened ! see Gorman Motor Sales. .Buicji work: guaranteed. CSI1..MI. S-1883 NKlMMiV^eRy -TO PAY if YOU WISH OLDER* HOME. I’M NURE I CAN tile bklH,. picture window: An Ideal tern ViTAMiKl* » -i-YpU CAN HAVE ALL THIS ’Tehemeiils porch,'garages, 1% acres, many HELP. YOU. R E A D . THE FOL­ X DEPT. HOURS’ I Sale's, and Service. JM Main; * P-” ?- «3 combination study or parents' O ft IN Tilg ” S U P ER ”” D E L U X B” extras. CArltoh W. Hutchins. Ml. LOWING VALUES:. ■room.'Many extras. Partially fin- ■/. Stats Capitol. Hartford, Marchaways jhors.than 4aumi n em for 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. t Strest.-Ml. MSTi. 0|Rn evenings ' ■' * JUST COMPLETED. Two com- 9-5132, 9-4694.. Member Manches- (CoIntiiiH'ed from Page’One) CLASSROOM- tN 8 ROTMS OF f u r n it u r e MANCHESTER ikhed racreation room .with fire­ -.r -Newapipermen and brbad-[publtcatw every day."' ) PONTIAC. GOOD WILL USEp NEED .a n electrician? Call Ml. All .Guaranteed pletely new apartments in plder 'ter Multiple Lasting Service; Fiye room custom built 2*nch In (CooMnoed from P*ge Ohe) home, on large lot in Manchester place. Outbuildings for tools or , CARS ARE GUARANTEED 9-S976 for prompt service. ONLY $493 pony, 3 acre, partly wooded iot. COPY CLOSING TIME which will bp - graded and land- gll.OOO-FIVE hOOM 1950 ranch. AA section on oversized 16f;,pver $28 Delivers—$16.48 Month- 1200 square feet of jiyable Rpor and "U. N: fore'es moved swiftly »to 1,243 Births in 1956 1,1954 Pontiac station-wagon, nine!AIRWAY SANITIZER, aales and - scaped as soon as weather per­ Aluminum storms, amesite drive, Asking $35,000. Evenings, phdne FOR CLASSIFIED ADVt. - YOU GET ^ • area. Listed below are-some of fha , GlastonbU|:y ME 3-2792. Town it accofiiplish the historic change-. Nj^nstaiicea tff violation • of fr«-1 newspapers, 'J! Bdwara passenger,.radio, heater,'hydrS.,j service. P. O. Box 36i. Plwne MI. mits. E ^ h apartment has sr brand exMllent condition, 255’ frdnttfe. taken that stand MON. THRU FRl ‘ s 18-PIECB BEDROOM reasons w’hy this house is -ths'fln^' Country Realty. AD 3-6266; Glas- Oyer, 'i'irtuaily cqmpleting It IS A total . V 1,243 births in doift of information.’.’ >/' ! of the Milforil piUzen said: ; - malic, excellent. | 3-5210 before 8:30 a.m. or after 9 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM new kitchen, ' bathroom, lit'ing CAtlton W, Hutchins. Realtor,.;Ml. 1956 1^’ere r e d d e d lo the of-., Blit minutes later the (w o were Kh^O A. M, 1953 Hudson Hornet club coupe,, P-m. N . t-5188, 9-4894. Member Mane est buy on the market today: Full 'tjmbury ME S-lMjf. hours before 'the 24-hour deadline locited .ln verbal combk't over the TTie group appeared before the j ! "Basic to spiind go-vemment by ■ 12-PIEX:E KITCHEN room, and two • bedrooms. . Newly fice of Town Clerk Edward Legislatufe^'a General, Law Com­ the people is the neisd to, be fuUy ' ■ radio, hSatcr, • hydramatic. ' ' ter Multiple Listing Service. walk-in basenfient. full tile balth, set by the Israeli j:onimand.' coiunty government, bill. SATURDAir 9 A. M. — Plus — tpAtalled hot -. water baseboArd Ith vanity, full stairway to attic, 'Tbmkiel. There w ^ also 867 mittee th 'support Of-bills which informed at aU times of the man­ 1993 Plymouth hardtop coupe, FLOOR SANDING and rcfinlshing. 'heat, Electric stove and refrigera:' Advance elements' of 2,800 U-.'N. County govesnRieht,''s8^id Healey, ELECTRIC REFRIGtytlCTOR r lK,plasterea wails,, fireplace. Call marriage.4 and 373 .d e ^ e . would require thatlalt meetings of ner in which .elected or a >' radio, heater, white walls. Specializing In ojd floors.. kn. tor furnished.. Aldminum storm WETHERELL STREET WfRted—Real Estate 77 troops moved into the ’'Strip at ^ Is an "expen$tye system of house 9-5750. K TV SET a n d COMB. RANGE nowSbr an appointment, governmental * agencies at all Officials or agencies arc’ TOUR COOPERATlbN RTLL • 1958 Plymouth custom station and screen windows throughout. p.m. from the'Sinai Peninsula. D 4 -; keeping," / ' s : >Free storage ^11 wanted. Free, TWO-FAMILY levels b e' opeib to'the public, and the trust vested in f BE APPRECfATlSlJ/ wagon. LArge porch. Immediate occupan Dandy duplejE^ Four rooms each M a n c h e s t e r spite a drenching rain, their Jeeps He contended there-ts "absolute­ .delivery, Fxee.,«M-up by our own BUYING OR SELLING? that' all records be available to "The right of the pcjgda'ta Khow 1953 Pontiac sedan, radio, heater, reltlible m ^ — 7------* clClirrc* Air" r month.- >$100- ;-Mde.- oil bupiers,^^luminum~com- _ 8 (x roq m ^ n ch , aluminiini’-com- and trucks' rapidly deployed the'i-o-kthe' f i»- iw ' < "t/ ly ,no;. Justification" for continuing Household Services A nd just MOSIMAIN OP soldiers ^froitt^enmark, .Norway, h | 'I K the public Justifies. cohstant/J^trengHumh^g. hydramatic, excellent, runs, Pbdtie for appointment eSefoW required Writa ^ Z, bination windows, double garage. bination sfb^jn windows and U you are planning to buy, build, tl because!'as he put it, its "use- . TMOSf vftTAMlNS Do TWEV screens. L arge^tchen and dining ;S«*den, India and Columbia overpver f OO Provisions in the bills provldej^!^???^^!5^®T^*^!/®®^^ Dial Ml 3-5121 looks like new. O ffe r e d 1.3-:A • Hartf«w(LI8 CAPETiRiA? ^ cies! room--combined XIEuIl ’ basement the, »$,!by 8- mile - stretch of coastal ______/ . safeguirds against disaemthatibn I **_*?*^^*radlo,. heater, hydramatic, with basement garagk fireplace. an organization of- twenty local land. J . ’ \Vamuite« Deeds and decreasing." of personal information that might W A ^ '^ ‘tt„*^"fre?lde^Tf shades, made to measure. All /, Only $17,900 'B y 4 aJk. the bulk ,of the Is­ Trvxv-^0. 6-9968 acaped, ANo wafk-ln baaementv for yoii,-or to sell your property, Florence S. BoJ'ce to Elizabeth *’ In 1955. the Geberal - Assembly Connecticut Council of Freedom of representative of the Connecticut M l. 9-2354. MI 9-4545 / 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Box D, Herald. Gaza City was broken. and floor tile. Let us modernize and s'ereen^tn porch. This house and you pay only one standard Robinson amK Doris R. Bolen,- took from the couniy gp-vernment Information, told the -tolurnittee State Police Assn., and the Coil- The withdrawing Israelis left IGST-t-PASS b o o k No. 7195. 1951 b u ICK. dN-naflow, radio, heal-' yopr Oathrooro and kitchen V or THREE PIECE custom sectional $16,00(1—Six ■ room Gape Cod, four must be seen to really be appre­ conimlsaion. property ^ 7 Olcott Dr. the Job of caring for , neglected that the 13 inataneSa of alleged necUcut Association of Chlafa of Notice is hereby given that Pass, er, cxcelicnl conditimi.. Call ' MI. ■ free estimates call Ml. 0-2555, The living room (urniture and maple Business Locations finished. Aluminum siding, storm ciated. t. bchjnd them in prisoif''some 300 CerWirote of Incorporation . children. violations were'"picked at Police. • Bortl No. 7195 Issued by First Na- 9.8522. - . 1 Tile Shop, Buckland. ' 'elephone beilch. MI. 9-3915. windows, screens. Fireplace. Five rpom-raneb now under con-' So, cajl your MLS Realtor today suspected fedayeen (commando)' Standard Elucators Inc., 5^1 E. dom" from throughout the atiltp for Rent ■ 64 and he will fumishe you with Then the Senate was controlled Rep. Ruth Suaras ' (RrC3i.e«hlre) — .— dnnal. Bank-of MancJiester has— ^------— ------1 - . , ...... TurklnglQn_Bros. Realty Co.. JU. ■tniction. Full basement, with base­ raiders. Their fate w as u p to-ths . ■ e.,' b®Slf distrlbutofs. - the'past f wo yeafa. brochure bh.Just 'whpt MLS is TR'^'4 illm margrii of Dentsert u Iff * letter been'lost and application has 1955 BUICK SPECIAL Riviera, iFI^RNITURf* •"'PS^ring and TeHL BRICK BUILDING, two blocks 3-1507. ■; • ment garage, fireplace, domestic •$HfrT!ommand. The- Israeli had With $1S,’0'00 capital stock, divided Oominlttee (Cleta List 17 ” TELEVISION, as Is, $35. Call how it .workst Remember, a MLS and.-the House, as usual, was held m Chief John G. McNiunarB of been made' to said bank for pay­ two-door hardtop, radio. Heater; ! >sbing: antiques- restored. FHirhl from. Main’ St. A"'nro>^mately 2800 hot Water heat. Buyer will have said they seized Gaza' to vipe'out- into 300 shares with .par value of la was the list White pre- tna CheshirS Police saying that the dynaflow, white wall tires, custom lure Repair Service, Talcottville. after 6 :3lKp.m. MI. 9-1985. CUSTOM BUILT 1952, six room Realtor dev^eS full time to 'the the bases fo r Arab raids into Is- lopsiclely hi’ Republicans. ment Snd issuance of new book. sq. fl. pf ,floor spacA. ’Close to cholte iti“decoratlng colors. $16,500. $50 each. Incorporators, James A. ared for the committee:. . Conhectlcut Chiefs of PolTce is interior, tow mileage/ excellent, **1. 3-7449. home.' 114 ’ baths, artistically .real estate btuineas in this com rael- ■ . Barringer said the people of thj parking iot. .Ml. 3-6494. Five rewm ranch alumihum. Melley Sr., snd Margaret J. Mel- In "soutlieastern C&nnecticut pbeetT NOTICE IS HEREBY given that condition, private owner; MI, ----- BLOND ROCIC ,,maple gateleg ex- paneled, fireplace, hot water heat, munity. . - ^ . Col. Matityah'u Peled,- I.iraeli .state had indicated' no desii^tvno storms ami screens, built-in Oven lej’ both of 691 E. Middle Tpke., (specific locality not named), first Optional Share Book No. ' 1700 9-1428. I REUPHOLSTERING slip covers I tension table. t\vo..l«” leaves, $50,. 3000 SQ. FT. in new industrial aluminum storms, steel beam con­ military commander o f the Gaza abolish county government. He r'N “ j M d drapes. Large selection o f , Business.Opportunities ______32 Help Wanleds^Fcmale 351 Articles for Sale 45 No chairs. MI. ■ . struction. gara'gc, trees, near and range with formica top birch ARE YOU CONSIDERING .and James J, Melley, Dunmore, said the Legislature rnjist do what selectmen exercise "cbmplete and Issued by The-Manchester Savings., . ; , wu. building for lease or' rent. Three cabinets. Full basement with base­ area. In his last proclamation . to ■ , ' I I and Loan Association, Ihc., has 1955 STUDEBAKER Commander 1 fabrics school, only $15,500. Carlton W. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? ■Pa.' / the people want no^'What dream excessive control over police blot­ Quality | LUNCHEON concession, Hartford. Ot-DBR WOMAN, live W and care ! 17’’ CU FT, CHEST freezes phase wiring, loading platform/ ment garage, 3'a miles from Man­ the residents called upon them to been-lost and-application has been four door, radio and healer, hy- j: estimiites glveh in your home Hutchins. Ml. 9-5132, 9-4694. Multi­ We will appralae your property Marriage Ucenaea ' ers or idealists ters." ,. ■ completely equipped, high profits, for "Iwo little girls while Nmolher GE portable-iron er and 'wewlng ahd heated. Woodland St., Ms chester centea $16,000. free and without any obligation maintain la%y and order.'. LocalStocks made to said Association ,for pay-1 dramatic, power steering, top con-' Smith's .Upholstery Shop, MI. low overhead, simple operation. works, MI. 9-0976. \ Chester. ML- 9-5043. t ple Listing Member. With Egypt’s Consent Ronald Walter Erdmann; Moore- He called^fdr improvement in In Wallingford last ^all, the ditlon. Priced to sell. MI. 3-8835. j. 8-<863. evehings MI. 3-7287. machine, reasonable Call 7.^ 1 . BOLTON LAKE We also buy property tor cash head,' Minn., a'nd Billy Lucille ment of the amount of deposit. AD 2-9840, ■ / PHOTOGRAPHS 3-505ilJJBny time MaJ. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, U.N! county government, rather ’''than judge , of probate-"refused copies FIVE-BRIGHT, rooms, one floor, Four room Cape Cod with breeze- SsUmg or ’ buying' contact Small, Lakeview Dr., Sdulh CoV--, destructionIon of it. of wills and eatates/for publica­ 1950 DODGE thw-quaiiter pickup- WEAVINO of bums./moUi holesi * h, porch, trees, garage, amesite STANLEY BRAY Realtor commander, notified the’* people Qiioti^tlons F uitiIsImM By ness? I haVe Buy With Confidence type Way and garage. One block from entry, March 9, South Methodistlist'} SWi. Elmer S. ,'Vyalson (*R-Weth- tion." / ■ truck, blue, in good condition. MI. clpthing. hosiery runs.' ru K a DINING r o o m set, Duncan” b r Ae -b u r n r Fa l t y that his forces'-vvere moving in to _ Announcements a combination luHcheonetteomda cook-housp: keepf:r table. sLx chairs, buffet, china P* sbusiness.^14 Spruce drive. Central. Carlton W. Hutch­ the lake, yet lake privileges. Will Chufsh., -cfafield), the Senate majority lead- 'Coburn MidtUebrookt I n c . 9-8025.— handbags ref.alred, - zipper re- t ins. MI. 9-5132. - 9-4694. MulUple Ml 3-6273 maintain order "with the consent In Meriden, th r tax and finance fountain, arid patent miidtcine Are you tormented by- door to ; sell for $9,900.00 Building Permits ^ er, said more duties should be as­ boards "refuse to open meelihgi — Bank Stocks ; - placement, umbrellaa - repaired. | : door phptographers and then dis- closet: bedroom' furniture;, pair; potTR'’*RnoM « conditioned office Hating Member. of the government of Egypt" and INOOMB TAXES prepared th your men’s .shirt collars reversed and; store making good ■ income. Low Opportunity for capable' of hurricane lamps,, ci-anberry, wiUi off ANDOVER WANTED—Real .estate listings.. tM t hl.s trdbps were assuming re­ To Andrew Ansaldi for Aiisaldl signed to the'counties rather than to the public,-" but make rcebrds . . Bid Asked boms or by appointment. Exper­ overhead, g o ^ lease, easy opera­ , appointe^-.by the poor quality of parking available. less. First National Bank Auto Driving School 7-A replaced, Marlow’a Little Mend-: woman who- gets along ! the photographs, tliey deliver? color globes with crystal prisms; [ m J 9.55J IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Ex- Fight room colonisl built in 1941, Contact ’ Turkington Bros, Realty sponsibility for civil affairs "un­ Heights, for a dwelllng,--lS'n Weils and minutes available to Reporters. ienced tax work. Call MI. 3-4723. tng Shop. I tion. lots of potential. Owner leav­ well with chlldcen. Good treadle sewing machine: lipisc^. , cellent- location. Immaculate two on a 2-acre lot with a commanding Co.. 351 Center St,, Manchester. til. further arrangements are at,, $11,000. ' / He contended county govern­ Some tax board meetings recently o f Manchester' .. . 29 84 ing state, will .vari-ifice. Interest­ home on biis line, other full .household items. 10 a m.-4 p.m. bedroom home on well landscaped view of half of Connecticut. Also Ml. 3-1507, evenings Ml. 9-5665 or made." To Angelo Gloja-T for a garage ment is more efficient than state Jiave been Opened to the press. Hartford National vJtNOOME TAX prepared. Personal LARSON’S DRmNQ School, Take advantdite of the March RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. 1 ed parlie.s call 5U. 9-1915 and ask time help emplo.ved. Ex­ .special at the Anne Griffin Studio. Thursday. FHday and Saturday^ lot. Garage, near bus. school, carriagf! shed, small barn, many Ml. 3-7731. at Keeney 8 ^ $ 1 ,^ . government. In. Putnam a year ago. the Bank and Trust Co 81 83 business. Frank Faridom. 5IL Manchester's only trained and Houses for Rent 65 He warned them to . remain "Out care means longer wear.” | for Mr. Dee, after 4 p.m. cellent starting salary. Pri­ 124 Oxford ,Sf. church and shopping center. E. F. trees and shrubberj'. This home To U anjLR Constrtictlon Co., for Watson said he was sorry the "Housing Authority meetings were Conn,, Bank and 16. certified instructor. For your safe­ quiet, refrain from carrying arms Free pickup and delivery. Smith's | — ^------■ vate room and bath. Buy a coupon for $1.50, which en­ 50M home, furnished, Voi. Ecker, Agerit, 509 Keeney St. has 4 bedrooms, I 'j baths, kitchen LISTINGS WANTED, single and and to continue to observe the cur­ a dwejllrtg at St. Lawrence 8t„ 1955 Assembly had transferred the closed to the public and press.” Trust Co...... 37>,4 40H ty We are trained to teach proper­ Upholstery Shop. MI. 9-4863, eve-1 titles you to one 8x 10 pbrtrait o fi~ two-family hou.ses. Member of Manchester Truit .. central location. MI. with panlrj', den, dining rootnr liv­ few. He added that the U'.N. relief $n,0«L care of neglected children to the On -Oct.'25 last year, a Public 64 69 ly. MI. 9-80.75. nings MI. 3-7267. any child from 3 montha tp t21 - 5,3; 9-n.5’l7 ffe r ,5. p.m. IMMEDIATE occupancy —Choice MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ FIrn Insurance Companlee THE D Am Y QUEEN on West Mid­ ______Help Wanted—Female 35 Musical Instruments ing room, and a closed-in ^ rch . and Works Agency 'would con­ John H. Chaplin Jr., for Fred state. Utilities Commission Examiner's Apply years of age. Quality, service and i ; location near school, bus, shop- tor, Ml. 9-1107,'any time. Aetna F T r e 68 71 dle Tpke^Us now open. MANCHESTER Driving Academy The cellar it partitioned off into’ tinue to provide food, and otper' Dreger; to demolish a building at He said that while he had no hearing in Hartford, of interest craft-smanship will' go into the MUSIC Instnimenlal, rfntAl, Com ,ping center. Six rooms, two unfin­ 66 (Ihestnut St., $200. Hartford FTre L . . . i 14 ^ 166 — ■ guarantees results. Expert Instruc- " 7 7 CLE.R^k’ t y p i s t for^eneraroffice three rooms, rumpus room, .utility MULTIPLE U3TING makes avail- nece.ssary services for the^J^ge definite figures he ws.* sure the In Bridgeport, was "closed to the ___ HuilcJinK ContrflCtinf^ 14.J work. Apply Alexafider Jarvis Co., CONN. STATE careful making of thi* photograph.; P'ff* Pne of mstrumants. Rental,1 FROOM hou.se, $95 monthly. In- ished, Cap'e Cod, oil hot water room and Workshop, More land To John A. Johnston. f(7r alteia- National Flra ...... - n 81 i tion, dual coolrolled car. Call MI. qtilr!^ 4.')6‘ .j Main St, - able the combined services of 20 number of Palestinian Afabs in transfer Increased costs 25 to 60 press." 'a ' ‘ PeHpnals applied to pui-chaspA-firice. Repre heat, fireplace, garage, beautiful available if wanted.’ Very much tiona to a dwelling at 37 Salem per cent. , PhoenU ...... /72*4 75H 3 j 9-5763 or PI. 2-7249. Day or eve­ BID'VELL.Home Improvemeht Co.' ^ Dover Rd.______e m p l o y m e n t s e r v ic e Coupons sold at the studio only sentlpg . Olds. /Belm er. Ped realtors to help sell your house. refugee camps in the/sfrip, In New Britain on Jan. 6, ning appointments. 3 : knotty pine,recreation room. Call value for $24,600.00: ' ■Rd., $2,500. • Sen., Peter P /M ^ ia n l (R-Grot- Life end IndeianM^ Ins. Cos. Alterations, additions, garages. BOOKKEEPER. Experienced, Full during the month of March, but ler ahd Bundy.<^ Mettsi a Music For Information please call Carl­ . UNEF headquarters Was . estab­ 1956, "The Police Department and 1 WILL CATER Isimple wed- owner MI. 9-4285 betweien 6 and To Annum Construction. Co. for said that' county government, Aetna Life ..., .xT.. .175 .185 Re-siding specialists. Easy budg-l or pan tjme. Apply Thomas Colla 806 Main St., Manchester ■valid for one year. Studio. 177 McKee, Ml. 3-750^. Suburban For Rent 66 8 p.m. ANDOVER LAKE ton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, lished In Ihg Jaf’ge police fort in court officials met with the mayor dings, parties, buffelsiiffeti or wedding | LOST—Confidence quickly restored 9'4694. Gaza Cit^^nn. Light A Power 17 19 NEED A CAR? Short t>n a down ..— i 7 r r '! " Wanted To Rent 68 Walter Schardt, addition to a house Set for .Clerks ers’ salaries ” was closed to the Puslness Services Offered 13, WANTED-»Pupils desiring tiKstudv|______Three new 5 room ranches, on slop­ 9-6878. 109 Henry St. " over during the night./ artford Elec. Lt. '.. 56.% 6 7 % .Myment or had your credit turned ------^ ^ ^------at 31 Eastland Dr., $12,000 ’ikiwn?. Don’t giv« up! For a good WOMAN FOR c l e a n i nday g ______clarinet and saxophone. Will tHch EXECUTIVE would likh itvo or $19.700—Searching for a clean ing wooded lots. Many features In- Here and there in the strip Arab Pr«“ - ' , ■ ' /<' Hartford Qaa Co..... 35% 38% T\b SERVICE, $2.50 per call. All! Roofing—Siding 16’- SALES HELP modem techniques. Tiventy-fiV«^ three bedroom single horite in colonial with living space? W iy eluding domestic hot water heat, To RaymonWatches—^ lot.s. thev won’t last long. A. school building report adopted Russell M fg,;X .. ____ 10 12 - URB 811 Itlain St.. tion work. Married man preferred. 3-4327. m m m On a bus line. Many extras. Good for yourself, your home, 'Arish in the Sinai, bringing' in dle Tpke., $.500. publican-controlled bodies does not now; Avoid chsUy repairs later. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ .lewelry 48 OTHER US-nNOS AVAII-ABLE mean the employes will gel -more by the city council in executive Stanley Works 7 \ .. . . 43 46 Apply in person. Ralph’s Motor A public hearing will be held by financing. T. J. Gr()ckett, your. ^ garden or shop! field equipment left behind so aa To K and S Contracting Corp. Ml. 8-1883.- ney snd roof repairs call Coughlin. Sales, 65 Windsor Ave., Rockville. session in Rockville, Aug. 1, 1956, Terry Steam .,150 — IM l Bulck Riviera Coupe—$295.00 L E O N ^ b ' w! YOS'T ~ JewiierV re! BLACK F’AILLE suit, t4. $98. _Uie Town, Pia'nnlng Commission, MLS Realtor, Ml. 3-1577 or res. For Prompt, Efficient Service to get the troops to their new sta­ for Tumblebrook Acres, for three money. ■' fuHj)ric«. Ml. 3-?707. DEMONSTRATORS. Twenty worn- never worn, ■ several expensive was “ dented tO'the press." Torrinfflon . . . 35' 27 RUBBISH AND ashes removed. pairs,' adjusts ' watches expertly. Momlav evening, March 11, 1957. Ml 9-7751* tions as rapidly as possible. “ dwellings on Niles Dr., $13,500, Supporters of the hill argued on ‘"J»68;D«8oto-^power steering, radio, end needed in a statewide expan- YOUNG Ma n \vanted for light fac­ hats. Will Sell rea.sonabIo. MI EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY its behalf that It will merely Keep In Milford the. "flood and ero­ U.S. Knv’ lp com ___ 24% 26% General cleaning, ccilara, atUci Reasonable prices. Open dally, at 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of Phone MI 3-1551 The cit.v Is the administrative $16,5lk) and $16,500. beater, automatic. „ Mon program with a national con- tory work. Apply Kakla^Tov Co., 3-,5825;, $28,500— Offers wanted ort this and SATURDAY NITES sion control board conducts all U.^ Env’lp pfd .... 11% 12% and yards. Reasonable -atea. M. Thursday evenings. 129 Sprucf the Miuiicipal Budding. Manches­ capital of the strip. MaJ. Gen. To K and S (iontracting Corp. salaries at their previous levels. TMl Ford sedan' radio, .heater, -K oofing and. C h im n ey s 16-A : ccm . Earnings unlimited, -ear 60 Hilliard St. ' de luxe, custom built ranch.-Three VAL FIANO Bonuses Identical to the approved meetings closed- to the public and Veeder-Root ...... 46% .49% A M. Rubbish Removal. MI. ' necessary. Experienced dealers Street Ml. 9-4387, , ter. ConnecUculTto con-sider the Mpshe .Da.van, Israeli Army chief for Tumblebrook Acres, for a Fordomatic, new tires. , •9-975?. bedroonn, two baths, full bise- Real Estate and Building SALES START AT 7* p.m. wage increases, which were tradl- press and only the chairman can : ‘The above quotations ara net to IMS Dodge club coUpe, radio, heat­ ROOKING — Specializing, in repair-1 needed as managers. For informa­ ! SEWING MACHINE operators following pi’opo.sed zone, changes: of staff,, was on hand in the main dwelling on Francis Dr., $16,500. be construed aa actual markets.- Ing roofs of all kinds. Also new i . wanted. Apply KaKlar Toy Co,, Wanted—To Buv 58 ', ment, garage, lot is 127x400. Off tlonalfy voted to the employes st speak for publication." er, gyromatic. CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V, Service tion ’ write or call The House of GRFIEN ROAD (.South Side, Porter St. Owners are anxious to, square to greet the first elements To Harry Ryland for Howard roofs. Gutter- work. Chimneys 60 Hilliard St, Garden—Farm—Dairv 4'4 ROOM CAPE COD, Verplanck of.the U.N. force. Keene.y, for a dwelling at Summit the close o f each legislative session, The Freedom of Information IMO Bulck-sedan (special) radio, 151 North Main SI. MI. 3-6517! Plastics, Inc... Avon, Conn. Farm- Pr’‘JX‘>'i»t<’b’ 313’ and . car garage. Vacant, Three- bed­ Lots for Sale 73 tlorv* lo a residence at l'&6 Chest­ and ralsd^of $100 to ’ he Senate eral managSr of the New London is an important extension that ,1M2 Pontiac sedan, radio, heater, Hill Rd. without gas. Ail. 9-2647 . in depth. " I wdsh you good luck," Dayan hydramatic. ditlon for coming needs. Brajth- or female. Full and part lipie. rooms. T, J. Crockett, your MLS said. nut St., $1,000. / / and Hm;4e chaplains. ias.sengefs Day, saifF In testimony prepared will carry., the Pan-American ------. : MID. TPKE. .ilA S T (South for thp^hejirlng that "the people IMO Pontiac, sedan, radio, heater, walte. 52 Pearl Street. Realtor, MI 3-1577 or res MI Legal Notice They shook hands and Dayan To R. E. Wandell for*-Louis Mi- and/doorkeepers. Cle..;:H now-re- Highway to this country's Pacific .side I Applicant; Alargaret Atiner. LOT IN HEBRON, 150x435. Call are tbe'real losers" when informa- • hydramatic. ; , 9-7751. stepped Into his army sedan snd roglio,U , forIMl niivi alterations’ BUUII 9 to L U aA Iliusicmusic cewF^3,500 a .se.ssion, their a.saiat- port cities of Guayaquil and GONDER’S T.V. Service, availabla Rooms Withoul Board .59 To c'hahge to Residence Zone Cv MI. 3-8676. i LIMITATION UBUKS tts $2,.500 and the others $600. tlqn is denied. 1942 Chevrolejt tudor, $25 full price. —^ ------______:______1 ' ■ /- ...... ' toes you.have-enjoyed, we have a. AT A C'OU.KT Oh' '.PKOBATE held drove off. -*iop at 1013 Main Bt., $250. Manta. The bridge eliminated a any time. Antenna converalona. all or pari of an area now in PRIVATE HOME, four bedrooms, - To James P. M^onville.- for aL . The House approved the measure As far as the newspapers are ferry aystem that could be Ueed 1948 C levrolet station wagon, $95 PhUco factory oupervlaed service. ------_ . “ INTERVIFU’-tlINTERVTtnV.8 1 9^8^3g'"°''^' Hathaway, MI, al ManQh^atrr within and for th^ full price. p l u m b in g and heaUng—Repair Situations Wanted- Residence Zone A, prcml.ses known I ’ j baths, recreation room with Dlstrlct'^f Manchester, on the 4th day teralionsions to a dw;elllngdw;^lllng at 453 Suay 142 to 91, .but not until after it h ^ concelTied. he said, "One sttiry only during high water. 'Vehicles Tel. Ml. t-1486. and contract worn. Call Ml. 9-8541 FRIDAY, MARCH 8 Female 3 8 ,------p I.EASANT, heated roqm with pri­ aa No. 462, 474-476 Atiddle Turn­ atone fireplace, breezeway and Suburban for Sale 75 of March, 1S57, 120,000 Bulbs Piantpd mit St.. $900. ; come witliin a whisker of sendjifg more or less won’t make - the had to ford -the stream when; the vate bath. Call Ml, ,3-4033. , pike East. garage, large covered patio, ideal Preaeni. Hon. John J, Walleit^ Judee McCLURE PONTIAC FLOOR SERVICE, Floors sanded at Haiate ofw^lixabeth A. Tynan, late of To Leon pipszynski. for a tlii'ell it back to the committee whlc)rTtad slightest difference.. There's al- water was low. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ WILI. G3VE GOOD care to child MID. 'rPKE. EA.ST - (North, location. SuDstantial FHA mort­ Open Evenings and refUiished. TR. 6-2071 or TR. MANCHESTER STATE Fertilizers 50-A FIVE BEDROOMS^ . Man(;iie8ter in said District, dcceaaed. Ottawa—Some 150 gardeners ing dn N. Elm St., $13,000. ^ previously given it a favorabjge re­ ing contractor. New instaliations. days, vicinity Waddell School. ______: FURNISHED ROOM for. lady,-with stdei-Applicant*; Win. Knofla and' gage available. Owner- moving; On moiicH) of T»>e-Man€l»4*tter' Trust have planted 120^000 new tulip M l 9-4545 6-1050. CompAny of said Mahcheiter. executor. To H a n x Goodwin J r.-ror two port. ; * / I alteration work- and repair work. E.MP,Lf)YMENT OFElCE Call Mt 9-6869, ------'— iWELL ROTTED, cow m anure-for! continuous hot water, op .Main Margaret-Zanvaitis. To change to Ph(me MI. 9-1625 after 6 p.m.' Attractive, spacious nine room bulbs for the Cana<1ian' District dwellings at Giola A cm , . Santlna -/ MI. 9-3808. j your gardens and lawns, b e -' “ t. Tcl. MI. 3-6803. . OHDERED: That six monlha from Despite the pleas o ^ h e ' House REFRIGERATION aales and se -Busine.ss .Zone II, all or part of home. Situate.d on I 'j acre plot the 4th day of March: 1957. be and the Commission to augment the 875,- Dr., $11,000 each. . leadership, enernles ofrthe bill, were _ ! If you arc a- trade sch’dol gradu- RABYSI'^ER. da.va. evenings. I iiyered by the loads.. Pelia Bros. ' ^ ------BRUCE RD.—Six room ranch, fire­ same Mje limited a'nd aHlowrd for the 7 ice^,Oomipercial, residential, an area extending easterl.v from convenient to. Manchester. Five 000 bulbs already in the earth at only three votes short of recom­ W ear It Everywhere 2 — ' ate or have two years metal trades and we^'kenda. Reliable woman Phone MI. 3-7405,. place, hot, water, with oil, two orcdilora within, which to 'brine In their conoHloncra, freezers. A. a Moving—Trucking cxpcrieni e c,ome in to see Mr. j who imderatands children Has NICE FRONT room with" twin li.e present Busine.ss Zone H (on .bath.s, basement recreation room, bedrooms, living room -20x16. with cla«ma afaknst said estate, aixl said Ottawa, where the annual Tulip mitting the measure, calling It a Refrigeration\Co. Ml. 9-1 beds. MI. 3-5422 after 5. Main St. I for a distance of 165', executor Is directed to isive public Festival is a mid-May attraction. Town Water Near "Nam es Storage 20 , Roberi Child. Hamilton Standard's own car MI 9-6521 ' garage, a well/bullt home in ex­ fireplace. I9xt2 dining . room -with notice lo the credllora to brim? in their "phony” and ’Ipork barrel politics." .. r''' * ■ .9-2050, Ml. 9-0065. _ , representative .at Manchester S t a t e ------; Household Goods 51 WILBUR CROSS HIGHWAY & The workers planted jnore-than The move to recommit was de­ Mobil RQpM WTTH kitchen, privileges, cellent condition. S. A. Beechler. fjreplace, oil heat. Barn with play­ cfalma within amid time allowed by pub* j MANCHESTER — Movmg ‘ and i ^hip'°yment Office.. 806-Main St., j"^------^ — ------—------TOLLAND TPKE. Applicants. Realtor. Phone MI 3>6969 or MI tiahinc a cnea AA and place, tool shed, )Ugh elevation publishing a copy of ihia order in aome Steam Irons , ' ’ >. wanted at $15,600. / , GRADUATE’-FROAt TV school to' Uvestock—Vehicles . 42 Rural, and Bu-siness Zone II, ex­ 32 ARDMORE ROAD--More than with beautiful view. Immediate newspaper haying-a circulation In laid PAINTING AND paperhanging. Electric Percolators occupancy.' -Senalbly priced at dlslrfct. at least fire days before the ,Go6d clean workmanship at rea­ 'go in partnerslup. Call from 5-6 ; <5iTv~r'?v^^r7.';i7------, tending along VVeat Center Street Just another home. -A 8 room C ^e day of said hearing, to appear It thev p.m. Rockville TR 5-96.57. ’ I S'” *' Waffle .Grill Combinations SEPTIC TANKS for approx. 1320; and along the $19,400. A. R. Wilkie and Co. MI. see cause at said, time and place and sonable rates. 30 .vears in Man­ ___ • . cattle,- also entire herds. Call I'-fS off. ■' . with full rear , dormer, ■> 1*4 baths. be heard relative-thereto, and make re­ .AND easterly side of Olcott St, foe ' atta'ched 1 car garage, landscaped 9-4389. chester. Raymond Fiske. MI. PLUMBER'S HELPER. ' e.-^ner-1 Bros. MI, 3-7405. turn to this court. 9-9237. ; . c.xper-1 CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES approx. 600';' . . lot; In Bowers School area.- Only JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ience' preferred^ Standard Fuel & .501 E. Middle Tpke. SANDY BEACH RD., Crystal Lake, . t PLUSQEO SEWERS Exact deiici’iption.s o f above pro­ $15,900. four room year ’rbund house, CEIUNGS. WALL .Supply. Inc., Rockville TR.’ Articles For Sale 1 45 ‘ Hours; 10 s;m.-S p.m. AT A COURT OF PROBXt E held ANDERSON and JOHNSON CO. lainted posals may b e. seen in office of 63 KENSINGTON ROAD. A good bath, gas furpace, hot water, at . Mapoh^^t»r within an4 baths, of March AD. 1,957^ ( able' and'standard 'typiewiilera. f seen in the Town Planning Com -'!. >$6,500. Rbekvilie, T R '5-1139. •Pr^J»'‘nl. Hon. Johh’ J. JucIk^. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS All nukes of adding 'machlues Lines Installed— Cellar Water­ mission's. Office. full roar and front dormers. 1 c.ar EBtatr ’ of Mary Ann tf^witt* a/4c^a Why not fit your family into THIS PICTURE? a n t i q u e -FimNltmiE;./Bly9r,^ proofing Done. /■ TOWN PLANNING COMMIS­ attached garage.- Quiet residential BOLTON—New ranch ready for Minni# Hewitt, late of Manchester* In Courses'and Classes 27 ■old ■ or rentedr^Repalrs on ■an „ streets Sale- price $18,500. tpid dittrict. deceased. *> BUtJARD/OPEKATORS makes. Marlow’a. gla«8. china, - and used furnltubs SION occupan'ey, 51» rooihs. fireplace, • Upon application of Clad.vjf Vennart.' RADIO V Electronics - Television. ,|. bought and'sold. Furniture Repair 66 EVA DRIVE—If it Is ranch Jiashement garage. Nearly an executrix, prayinic for authority to*te|t TOOL A DIE MAKERS Mjsrtin E. Alvord, Oialrman' living you want this Is a.top value. certain . real ! estate-.partiCuUrJy de> Train at~ Connecticut's .Oldest SALE - 33 1-3% 6ff on 1956-1957 I Service. Ml. 3-7449. McKinney bros. .acre and more land available if $fl.44 ;tferothy C. Jacobson,, Seceetsrj’ scribed in swid application on file. It Is- Wall­ 8 bedroom rancher with- ceramic 'ypu want,. Selling for $18,500. Ter­ PER WEEK WITS THI N*W* -^Electrcmica School. Practical 1 day lATHE-HANDS | Swwtragt Dispetol Co. Manchester, Conn. ' / ORDERED: titat the . forefo(ti|r ap* and all for as low as Gout-ae. -Twice-a-week evening paper at the Green.-Open dail^ - 9 SOFA AND ,two chairs, two Isdnp tiled bath, formica counters . in rific, value when you consider llcatlon he heard and determined at p ;» - < stands. Gopd for summer cottage. 130-132 Pearl St. — M |||-S308 February 25, 1957 . knotty pine k|tchMi, full basement,, ithere are combination - windows, Rif Probate offteV in Msnehester* In Mn-O'RAMA Enroll now: "^Learn-bv-Do- HORIZONTAL BORING MILl I P. O. No.’ S4lj! ^ MEN ' ; Ml 9-4192. eornisr fireplace, ’carport and .tre­ amesite drive, tile bath,''ste. T. J. said District, on the ifltb day -of ing’V class Starting March 11 New ' '----- — ------— March. A .p. 19W. at ten o'clock,. Ih 8452 England Technical Institute o f ' mendous landscaped, lot. Selling Crockett, your MLS Realtor, MI the forenoon, and that notice he alveh 'Tailor-made for, YOUR family and YOUR home! A and J,will completely Conn., Inc.. 193 Trumbull - S t..! ' Must be able to work'from bhii- Servel, gas, $ ' below replacement at $l7,3iPO. 8-1577 or res. ML/9-T76*.; to all persoi's Interested in said estate I2t4-24H prints and make? 6wn setups bn ex^ , Ml. 9<1460. ' one $25 and one . Call for an appointment. TODAY. of the pendency of said*application and remodel your out’-Vvorn, buf.dated kitchen at a price that will mak^ you Hartford. JA. 5-3406. ' ------$75. Refrigerator. $50. MI. 9-0783. (he time and place of hearlnip theVeon. .With or without the companion pepimen.tial wotk. Progressive com -! tm V vis' w J' ^ JARVIS REALTY CO. , by pablishlnfT a’*cnpy of thhi order In blu$h. Giaanoing cabinets, formica counters, plum.bing, tiling, carpen­ pany rat)ia]y e ^ ^ lin g . T.op rates cftr-'iii------*—I Legal Notice aome new'spaper having a circulation Jacket. A timple, becoming ileeve- rlage, excellent condition, p r i c e - ' *^GPER GAS range. Norge *14 c u j 854 Center Street, 574V and maXlfiffurt’ employe benefits. , Call ML S-4U2. MI..«rl200 Invalid district; At least five days be> try, electrical.. work, (wall-breaking, if necessary) — everything, to mob dress in half sizes that’s an all- Bonds—8,tO(?ks-.Moi't8;aiies .11 $20. MI 9-7626. ft. refrigerator, dinette set,-four Al- A CtOURT OF PROBATE’held fore the day of .said hearinir. to ap­ chairs, formica top. like new, MI. MI. 3-7847 t St Msnrtipsti-r vlthin and (gr the pear If they see cause at 'sdid time and create your family's dream kitchen! Send for our consultant-designer •eaaon favorite. -Jacket goes with Here’s a pretty kitten that-will j k )ME OWNERS' Combine year- D-ELTA CORP. Dlrlrfct of MB’ncliesIrr, on the'Ith day place, .and' be, heard relative’ thereto, oil.your frocks. guswd,new Chaim and hide worn; *nd bills into an easvto-pay sec- JAMES PORTABLE dishwaoher, 3-5788.' ■ ■ , ■ - j of March AD. 1957, and make*reiurn to (bla court. today who will call without obligation and help you plan YOUR pretty 1249 Alain St., Hartford SO’’ Frigitfatre electric stove, TWO, FAMILY flat. 5 and 5. Large N o .: 8452 with PATT-OtRAMA mortgage Joan casting only a . — rooms, oh ^ma line, close lo Cen- Prerent lion, lohn J. WsUrtt,'Ju4, 244- Size 144. *P*Xk*!*i8’ "■kite thread for a touch 1 owe. Cifll Frank ' Burke at CH I tm’ '"Due to oiir e.xpansion . pro­ i $15,200. Call Goodchlld Realty Co. U)ion applicatirm of . Esther’ ( I dress, 314 yards pf 36-ipch; jacket, of Springtime freshness. ■ •8-8$97 days------or JA------9-5553 eves. Con­ ^ ! ------gr^ni-- we -----now ■have------■two - openings 24 MI. 3-7925 or BU 9-0939. Brindle ana. Marloq Booth Gammons. Pattern No. 5741 : contains cro­ "l^EEEL TYPE power mower,- executrices, prayins for authority to Ex-(rOVenior**'Kin Dies 114 yards. . ’ necticut Mortgage Exchange. . in your area. Earn $8-$30 an ev*l- excellent condition. F , years old. sell, certain real estate particularly de­ chet directions; maUrisI require­ MAN(GHESTER —! Three family, For th^. pattern, send 3Sc in ning or afternoon. You ’will Cost $l2l4( price $75. lo a.m.-4 p.m. Wanted • EXPERIENCED ' ^ scribed In said application on file, it Is .Hamden, March 7 OP) — Miss Call Ml 3-6884. Anytime ments;, fllet chart; stttih iiiubtra- 4-4-4 rooms. Two .stores, brick . ORDERED: That’ the (oregolnz ap­ CX)Q4B, y«ur name, address, size proud to show this 1957 line. Write ThursdAy, Friday-and Saturday. Emily Eugenie Morris, 87, daugb* Uona. . . . AAA m o r tg a g e PLAN and frame, built 1948. Income plication -be beard and determined at desired.' and the PATTERN NUM- stating an available ppone. Mon­ 124 Oxford St., the Probate office In Manchester In ter of B former governor of Con­ ‘ s Send. 25c in coins,' yoiir- njuhe, ■ ’1' $3,840 per year. HowaM R. H**t- DAY, NIGHT or SUNDAY »ER to SUE BUBNETT THE roe Plaatlcs, Stroudsburg 4, Pa. COMPOSITOR C:' said Jllstflirt. on lb* 13th Bay of March. necticut, died Tfiesdsy at her 'home addreaa and the pattern number to’ 1. lA first or second'mortgage at ' Inga, Realtor, .Member M.L.S. MI A.O. 196^ at fen '•o’clock in Ih# fore­ HANCBBSTEB EVENING He R- LINOTYPE OPERATOR here. Her father, Luzon B. 'Morris, ANNE CABOt, t h e MANCHES­ low/Interest rates. Modern s}iop, paid boUdaya, ,8-1107, any time. noon, land 4hat notice be gtT*n b> *11 ALP MM AVip. AMEKICA8, 2. A comfortable repayment plan IF YOU NEED steady year-round ! GLOBE SLICING machine model free Insurance, paid vaea- persons Interested-In said estate of th« was governor from 1893 to 1893. lEEW TOM M. N. T.. TER EVENING HERALD, 1150 income and edn work only hajfj 16(), like new. m T.^^Sw ’ * pendcDcv of said application and tha- AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK to fit your pocke,t. days, you can aell Avon ------— ' . * • tioB, conveal'ent location, N a. > ,v! MANCHESTERCf Vacant two-fam­ time and place of hearlnc thereon, by Miss Morris .'Isaves. two brpi' jBaslo TASHION, fipring A Sum-; 3. A no red ta^ arrangement.' parking problem. Charlta O. Morris o f J^ewi Want It. Fixed TODAYF »». XT. ■ . ' in eatabliahsd area. L g a r d e n t r a c t o r ily, four an(l thred rooms,‘- o i l publlShinz a copy ■- of this order In *’'* wit delight you with Its with attach- some newspaper, haying a circutatioa PLUMNNO 1 It’S rea<^> 1937 Needlework Money Waiting—One Day ,8eiylce uiineceasary. 'MI, 3-5195. ents, $126. Nine piece dlnlng- stsam h«at. Lot 120x140. Two newspaper, havinr ' - Hires timiie an/unsuccessful c aroart,' sJkay tp! sew ALUED! PRINTING lanrly^Htpr In_____ aaldId district, district., atat .lean leaal B . ts da; date for the Connecticut gover­ Album—flny>sDc colorful 'room set. $50. Crib, bassinet, edr blocks to bus, school and shoiming,, foram 8h«the H»8day'p' ft"of aald hearing, •9: ANDERSON and JOHNSON Ca kd fpaturs|i; gut pat-, Rowing' many pretty designsj’^ua Mortgage Lending"Agency STEkoGRAPHER-tj^t. '40 howra, ■eat, sUroUer. htidi,chair, $30. p ic­ SERVICES^ IRC. 5 Asking 815,750. Howard % Hast­ pear if Ihfy ,aet raitp* a t said lima and norship, and Ray Morris of New '.V Just Call A and plac* and bar heard relaUya thereto! and S3 CHAgnm OAK ST. (t< lANCHlSTlR HIAIVie 'inalte Ihl! book. Band dltecliona for making 3 crochet 7B Paarl St., Hartford-' - JA 2-4222 five days, Monday-Krlday, ,275, nic tables. $16. Ootnblnatloih gas’ 579 Weal Middle Tllko. ings, Realtor. Member W York City, and obveral nlaoss ^^(1 Park Aw ./ East Hartford, BU' Phoiin >n 3-1101 mako rstuni to this court.__/ / • and n quilt. Only gge a copy! evqnlnga and Slm(!ay/ JA 3-5184 a»d coal atovs and goa -hot water •■UOT, any time, ilOlDf'J, .WALUnj’, Judge. ngph*wg,.r'...... I,’ 9-9381, M f- Wynn. hsater;, $50. Phonk ML 9-k549!, " ■ V ' ■ ■ -J: ! ’ ^ ,/ .' / n J - - • , , . ■'■''' ■! '■ !!|r 'S-’l ’ i- „v , ' / ■ I ■ .'X' - •’.)' 'iX.. . -■ i!;?-''=■''! •I///!' m ■ '. /■" “i-i- ,y-- ■ 1 , ■■ •■ . V. . ■ ■ : ^ > »' ■■ - . '■♦ , ^-^. . I.',' ., :\,;:;;v :, .1 ,- Averagelhiily Net Preib Run , ' THURSDAY, MARCH 7 » 196T itflf t|,g Week--Eiidad''' i ‘ ; -r yxGE TWENTY-F^tJR March 2, l057___ ”

1 2 ^ 4 ^ 9 ^ / Bala tonight ehnaglng to anew Mis# Karolyn M. Kale, daughter The msetlttgi of Ui^ Gonnsc- flnrrlen by tatu rd ay m olnitag. -Lew. arPrrandhtr": Paul Mi-. ~~Kl^rSr-m-tlcut-' . cut VAUey-Ssctlbn Lo^e Will Hold Member of the Aodit y- la SO*, flatarday m&w iflarHea, V.’. Center St was recently InlU- cah Chemical Soeft y will be held du of Circulation y a U ttie aeMeir. H igh se-S0. . ated into Gamml t ' Beta sorority Saturday. at the Moore Labora­ Monthly Manchester— A City of Village Charm H m Uary tniUanw Group of the at Miami University, - Oxford, tory, of-Cheml; try, Amherst Col­ 7 ^ ------^ 8«<^d ConfrecKtlonel Women’t Ohio. A fyeahman enrolled in the lege, at 4:50 p.m. Dr. - Eugene O. Scandla Lodge, No. 23, Order of tiMgoe win hold a food ude fol- school >of arts and sciences, she Rochow of Harvard University will Vasa,’Will hold its monthly meet­ ■VOL. L X X V l,\ . 134 V ■'(SlJttJWlJ^PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.,'FRIDAY. MARCH 8, 1957 (Claeslflcd AdvertlaUig on Page 14) ' X ' ‘ PRICE * Io#tiia the 10 .a.tn. service at the was named outstanding pledge of speak on'.’The Relative EHectro- ing tonight at 8 otclock in Orange ^ '^ u r a , Suiidky. Mrs. John F. Bu- the year. , negatiVtUeg in Group IV." , Hall. ^ ...... JiA. ,74 Overlook Of., heads the Mrs. Dorothy Nelson, wtll be in­ cosnlnlttee. . i , Mrs. Dorothy ‘Beale ,of Talcott- stile d as vice chairman to fill the io h d iiify The 'midweek service at the Sal­ •im^pired term, Lennart Tor- .ville is spending A month in Holfy- vation Army tonight will be con­ a t Redg Push Adoniram Oouncil, Ko. 14. RSM, wood and other parts of,California. ducted by' Mrs: Major John Pick­ stenSQn. All sick reports will be win hpM a special meetin; tomor* Her son. Stuart Currier Beale, is handled, by her for the remainder row s^*8 p.m. In the Masonic Tem­ up and Mrs. Myrtle. !McComb.* The of the year 1957, , Elaine a student at the University of topic vin be ‘‘What 'We' Shohlo Biias Strife, ple, HoCkvUle, and wlU confer de- California. During. Mrs. Beale’s Do In Lent.” A soUnd motion pic­ Members wjio'have birthdays in FRESH FRUI absence, her mother, Mrs. Jeanette ture will be shown after the serv­ March will be remembered during Reminds Yo^ ****** J • |lla Talcott of ESaste]rn Point, is the social hour following the meet­ ice, ,illustrating ■ the work of the to reach for an apple ifi>, lioyal Circle of Kings Daugh­ spending some time ' in Talcott- Army in many countries of the ing. . * Probe Told ters will’Jwid its regular meeUng vllle. . X world, , v f' Dues for hospital benefit plan. stead of a sweet . . . Or BETWEEN Monday night at' T;45 in the Fed- No. 2, are now past due, and the —The Mamhester Square ~Dan^ financial secretary—urges all to -mind your ’ vegetables, Baton Rpuge, La., -Marcl^ 8 i •gaUonal Church. Surgical dress­ will omit its weekly club dance \-King David Lodge, No.’ 31, pay. . fruits, milk, green Leafy Let Pinflrljtirst Garden F re ^ ^ u its and Vegetables lead the ^ (JP)—A ^ eg ro ex-Comraunist ings for the hospital will he folded. Monday at the Waddell School. lOpF, will meet tomorrow at 7:30 vegetables, whole grain wqy td Fewer cavities and a/healthier, happier life lor your tesUfiw today he wanted “to A social hoiiVyrtU follow, in charge The regular workshop will be held p.iX in Odd Fellows Hall. A so­ Washingtonton Looge. No. 117, brmids every day . . . do Anything' I can to combat of Mni. Alice Kftt and Mist Grace the following week, March 18 at cial hour with refreshments will LOL willf meet tomorrow night idmilyvXServe them lor dessert, anct/^'or between meal snacks.. Sowter. 7 :S0 p.m. -----—- follow the bu'smess meeting. at 8 o'clock dh Orange Hall, «ggs four, times weekly, Apples, Oranges and Pears, Carrots, Celery and Nuts are |ust the Communist party’s use. meat four times weekly of the Negro race as a pawn and all the dentists in a. few ol the delicacies you'll find lor be-tter Dental.. Health *at fomenting racial strife.” town will go out of busi­ Pinehurst. Lst nature supplement your tootribrush for day-long Leonard Patteraon, Jamaica, N. proteclionx . Y,. made the - statement as he ------ness . . . No danger . . . openeji'fila testimony. a ^ n g Deplored by the fact that The 61year-old former Commu­ decays are becoming nist was the first witness as segre­ more widespread and at gation leaders »pened t)te second Evacuated Technic an earlier age, the den­ FRESH UP TODAY! day of legislative investigaluri He^' signed to show Communist pres­ tists themselves are be­ ENJOY BETTER BARGAINS WITH BEHEI sure is behind racial integration hind it. Scientific re­ QUALITY AT PINEHURST efforts in the South. By Israelis StiUatW ar search has proven th ^ Also scheduled- to testify was Manning Johnson of New York, United Nations, N. Y,» Cairo, Egypt, March 8 ’ a sucker to ap­ Wonderful Doliclbut sponsoring front groups with the tj^ay flind began their with­ against seizure of his cioip>'1)diuid frt fbr a pease his tears . . . A Apples^ swaut, 3 lbs. S9e Lie Bletector Shows Communists... The Communtllts drawal from the last territory for the IsraeU port of^mifa. Up 49® are now trying to unite with the a .to now the protest -to Egyptian dried pryne’ll do the dry-- NAACP.” won in the inva-sion of Egypt. Crisp Large Stalks This, was!^ announced by ao authorities has produced no result. Wood’s of Skipper’s Dock Duble 6>i4uthin" ing up just as well . . . if ■ The’ star witness for the seg- The Vidala has been held at Suez KRAFTS VaVfETA Concentrated you start out that way CELERY, bunch 33c regationlsU at the first open ses- Israeli military spokesman,, who Witness ‘Untruthful’ said .a small contingent of troops since last Octobbr. . . . ’Tis.the very yoijng alon said, "the high point of Com­ Two aihaU.ihipa started moving CHEESE SPREAD NOT munist infiltration, ideological and would remain for'several days to the dentists are working Fancy, Mellow D'Anjou complete removal of equipment through the canal today, and Clam Bisque ONE ' IJrs. Helen (Big Helen') Hardy, Egypt wa# expected to turn on the on, the time wbdn the PEARS, 6 for 49c Washington, lyiarchx;^ (A>) ■ ‘(Oonttnued on Page iFifteen) from the strategic are'S .guarding —Mayor Terry D./^Sdirunk an admitted "call house" madam, the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba. green Ugtat that would..p«rmit.re­ LB. FOWL I89m « , teeth are being formed. had- testified she paid Zusman for move of two remaining major oh- Young and Tender, Golden of Portland -demapned a\lie Finnish troops of the /U.N. PEG. Yes,' for this price you get TWO plump young fowl to give sending customers to her from his struotiona that would, open the 8 9 can Green leafy vegetables CARROTS, bunch lOe detector tirat to ^ y to support night club,' the Desert Room. Emergency Force moved in ftom cshal to medijini size ships for you plenty of servings, or some to save for another day. available right now , . . ^ Protection Promised Ike Fight the southwest Sinai Penin.sula fbr the first time since early'. Novein- ^ a a te i^ e ^ 49 his denials that k* accepted war the takeover. ■ Ser^’ee 8 This is fresh New England poultry. New Green Cabbage, Lqrge, Foncy^ Sweet, \She said she-opened her. place, ber. money from/fhc'operator of with assurances from Zusman and An Israeli frigate evacuated the The two smrill ships, the 147- Washed Spinach, Boston / Novel Cdllfomla a gambling house which bulk of the Israeli garrison.. Previ­ K lU U TS CUT FROM l ig h t COLORED, HIGH QUALITY YOUNG VEAL a g^ibler, Thomas Maloney, de­ Cold, Gough in yacht, Maralyvl, flying the and Iceberg Lettuce . . . /ORANGE5,^6fqr49c Schrunk roided in September scribed, a s : friendly with high ous plans had ct^led for their flag .of the oil sheikdom Of Kuwait, MWACLE WHIP GREEN GIANT Escaroie and Chickory 1955. / Teamst^s Union officials, that she exodus by plane. and tha.238-ton Greek tug Mikall ^ G and TENDER which some call Italian Crispisp Cieoned need hav^xno fears of being closed Florida’s Sun With no gruarantee of how towing a 292-ton barge, atarted The^ Senate Rackets Cora-, up by Multnamah Uotmty. District t he/ U/N. troops would b south from Bori; Bald. EgypUan mwHWESsiNa VEAtW tElX:^ "^!mli»e . , . Aristoeeacy SPINACH, cello bag 19e m ^ee, looking into an alleged control of Sharm el Sheikh, the in any salad bowl is Attorney Wllh^m Langley, a Dem­ Washington, March 8 (>P)~Pres- pilots employed % -^gypt’s Canal SWEET PEAS scheme to seize control of vice ocrat. • \ Authority, steered a^Oi^ tricky French endive or shallots /profits in Pbrtlai^, promised Zusipan had dei^anded that a lie ident Eisenhower hopes to go to (Continued cm Page Eight) obetnictlocia atUl blo^big the UfudHy $1.19 Lb. Florldia about the middle of next ^channel. . ■ ; ql. . . . Lettuce? your choice White Rock chicken breasts, net ordinary to.try to arrange such a tesL detector test alao''\)oe set up for T of iceberg or Boston leaf the Hardy vimman, 'b’at she had re­ week-‘for sun and exercise to help ‘The canal authority annoidKed 59 breasts, but selected fresh from the farm breasts, turned to her prese'nl home in him overcome a head cold,,, cough last night that the canal would As Hit Saying Gots: "PACKERS TOP BRANDS" . . . Indian Diver pink lead the meat column today. . .Priced at 79p, Washington, March 8 (/P) Miles City, Mont., before the test and inflamed ear. De Valera b«;6pen at daybreak to ahipa of -DEL MONTE QUAUTT ‘grapefruit, heavy, meaty LENTEN —Senate Rackets investiga- ■was arranged for Zusman. The ■ Presidential press secretary less than 500 tons, .. 2 - 3 9 and very thinned skinned they are mighty fine value. committee has said it ia trying to, James C. Hagerty told reporters Toll jProUem Unaotved PINEAPPLE ond tors^reported today that a lb. . . . Where’s Indian Riv­ lie detector test turned up,- reach Mrs. Hardy to see if she is today that ‘the lingering cough Moves to Y outhful V ernon Safe-C racker gra b b ed UndeV the authority's iiiles jSia FOODS willing to take a last. seems “ a little better this morn­ two smaU shipa did not ha'Vf to GIU^m UIT DRINK PREMIER SNORT STEAKS 69 er? Why just south of reactions “indicative of un- Two 16-year-old Vernon. youths-contemplate the damaged safe and' acetylene torch found in their For All Ground 13eef Di.shes . . . We Recommend Results of the He detector test ing.” ' pay tolls, because they ara t j ^ r X We have beef loina marked "Hormel Beat,’’ and that’s what Mr. Cucamonga! car early this morning by Statb Policemari yvilliam Tomhn, who arrested them on charges growing Hormel meana: ‘‘BEST.’’ Ypu get It at Halc’t. truthfylness” on the part of given to Zuaman were reported in' He’ said Eisenhower stlU has a Raids by )(>tOliS, ' .. FRUIT COCKTAIL ^ PINEHURST FRESHLY CHOPPED SPECIAL From Krait,,, Nathan Zusman, the Port­ a letter from U. E. Baughman, alight inflamniation in the inner out of the theft of the safe frqm the Vernon Elementary Schooh’ Thomas Neilson, left, and Ronald The Suez Canal Autbbrity of­ ea* but ian’-t using a cottsp .plug Dublin, lr«iand-,--^(larch 8-(ff’)— Btavena admitted the theft. State Police gay, and are being held^under $3,000 bond at Stafford Springe fices were Cloied today and thsce' land, Qre-,f nig l^i- club owner igUef. of,the .secret service. whl6h barraekA Story on Page 3. (Herald Photo by Oftaral. administered the test. he Kgd In the ear yesterday. Old revolutionlat Eamon de Valera wsa no confirmation of reports 2 "'” 6 5 ® PHILADELPHIA who denied . taking money that it w-ould demand payment of CbosM for Qiiolify WlHiOHf Exeoss Wastt:> CREAM CHEESE X'/ McCnellan read the report slowly The .Chief Executive’s bead cold declared todey/that he will crack la r g e S ite Pinehursi 2 for 29c for referring customers to a and distinctly aa*Zusman followed also rem,ains. all tons to-. Egypt---inclading tolls' Large2 \ i down on “pirl^te armies” when he Pair Responsible R ejects U. S, C ourt R U ling for passage at WtUh and French I bawdy hbuse. * a copy he, held while sitting at the A t the time of the announcement / Vitaaria G Eariehed C8a»' 6 9 Frosted Ground ieef> 50° KRAFT'S IMPOfl'lYlD Chairman McCieiiaii (D-Ark) witness stand. It had been 'raining for hours in take's...over/u prime minister of ah^>s--Whaa^^ «anU-lsH)p^4o^ SW'ISS GRUYBRB normal shipping. Befors the rgiier ...... made the announcement as the "Analysis of the lest results,” Washington, ^ e weather had been the Irish .;^epublic, For Three Deaths In Heavy sjrup BEEF 37c apecial Senate Committee investi­ Baughman wrote, "by the poly­ generally damp for weeks. was cloBcd, the Egyptians claimed Food Displays Roast beef seems to be an alt winter favorite His /ktaCeipent obviously was the light to the tolls, but permlt-P) — Coro­ LIGHT MEAT / Offer « wide variety ef CRACKER BARREL. ' eighth day of hearings. aimed' i t the'"outlawed Irish Re- States’ Rights Invoked ted them to bo paid into’.abcoinits . . . perhaps it is the price along with the wonder­ CHEESE—SHARP or examination reveals specific reac­ hope and expectation that Elsen­ pubitcan Army (IRA) which would ner Louis \V. Schaefer today re­ Lenten Food*. They have concentrated on al­ tions which are indicative of un- hower will fly to Florida for five blocked in London and Paris/ SUNSHINE GRAHAM ful quality thot makes it so. Anyway, again we of­ EXTRA SHARP upb forci to end the separation of leased flAding.s in ' which, he . saijl.- ‘The semi-official Middle East R IB R O A S T leged attempta of Teamsters. Union truthfulness on the part of Mr. or six days before going to Ber­ .two confessed killers were respon­ TUNA CRACKERS. Pkg. 25e PICTSWEET fer Pinehurst RIB OVEN ROASTS meaty 3rd bosses, alotig with public officials Zusman in his re.sponses to the rel-, muda March 2<) for conferences, the six northern countitt--stlU News Agency reported that Egypt KRAFT SLICES united with the Britisli t^W n— sibleat least three deaUi!i. two By Florida’s High Goiirt finally would give perailsalon to and underworld ■ elements. to evant questions.” with Prime Miniater Macmillan of in Britain. KEEBLERMllk TUNA PIES through 7th ribs ...... lb. 59c KRAFT FRUIT SALAD "muscle'In” on Portland vice prof­ from the rest of Ireland. IRA has Xew Lt. Gen, Raymond A. Wheeler, Great Britain. ■ . - /Schaefer said the violent deaths 13 OZ. LUNCH. Lb. 39e 2 for 49c its. (Conttnued on Page Eight) Wants Good Golf Course launched an aggr-salve campaign • Tallahassee, Fla., March 8 WP/— -that supported in part our 1955 U.N, salvage chief, to go ahead lb. i»ARkAY MARGARINE Nothing "has firmed up” Hag- of border raids and ton'orlsl at­ f paniel J: Janowskl and Edward decision" was cut off. wl.th removal of the two big blocks CAN LOBSTER MEAT ’ 31c . tacks in northern Ireland in re-' J. Kuplewski, both of New Brit­ The Florida Supreme Court today in the 103-mlle channel. EDUCATOR THIN 5 ^ Morrell’s Ready To Eat Hams, Pinehurst tender cure erty said!^ut the White House Is ain, and John Rosenthal, a Hart­ invoked States’ Rights to ■ deny Cut he said th -1 the U.S. Su­ 57‘ 14 OK. con $1.95 looking for a sppt at some mil­ cent weeks/ , preme Court in the same opinion ^ It now is expected the canal will Corned Beef, Lat^b Legs, Smadl Tutkeys, Fryers and KRAFT’S NEW Solid Pack, No OU Added SALTINES. Lb. 27c Cook with rib in, or ju k for ’’hone-out” service. No charge for ■With a working majority of 17 ford druggist, were caused by Ar­ Virgil Hawkins, Daytona Beach be, open by, the end of the month jiist' everything you can ask for . , . ready for you DR LUXE MARGARINR. itary poet with a « o o ^ o lf course thur Culombe and Joseph 'Tabqri stated that Hawkins’ petition for service, at Hale’t,’ ...... / ...... X B& M nSH or perhaps a private home near a to 20 votes ih the Irish Dail (par­ l^egro, inimedlate admission to Uie re- icw was denied. He said this to ships up to 10,000 tons—atxmt Friday or Saturday at Pinehurst. , 39c for 1st ’lb., 2nd lb for Ic Former Local Student liament) woa.ih Tuesday’s elec- liky, two 33-year-oId ex-convicts University of Florida Law. School. 70 per cent of normal traffic In­ N DINNER 6Sc while ic sale stock lasts. course, rather than a hotel. who have confessed staging eight presumably referred to the Florida If things can Jbe worked out, tlo)ui, D'e Valera’s election as ; The State tribunal's order, came courts' decision to appoint the cluding most tankersi. ‘ Hglt's has q cempittt mtaP dtpartmtnt offtring LOBSTER TAILS prime minister for a third time is recent holdup.s during which they down almost a year after the U;S. The key Middle. East waterway Hagerty said, the President sriH shot six persorus to death. co:nn-..s.sioner to take evidence as " S1.D9 Also From Krafr Missing from UConn leave about the middle of next a foregone conclusion. Parllamqnt Supreme Court ruled that Hawkins the Negro could be nd- SOURER CELERY week. . / meets March 20, The New Britain and Rosenthal ■was„.entitled to piompt admission ,,, , , ^ (Contlnuedion Page Eight) frtsh bttf. |i>ork. lamb, veol: smoktd meats, sousogt killings were among the six. j mitted and that tlie state’ i-ullng RAINBOW TROUT Gel Kraft Italian • A trip to Tucson. Aria., or any­ Want* United Ireland" to all-white university. ■ st-ill stood. WE ARE OPEN THURSDAY and Stbrrs, March 8 fSpecial) -X'’ Schaefer’s findings -today fol­ In Its 5-2 opbUon. tife state SALMON LOAF products; fresh or quick frostqd poultry; seafood. ’ 79c Dressing for. Vi Price State Police are continuing their' where else In the Far W est deN The 74-year-pW nearly blind De Sep Bights Infringed When You Buy >" Initely U opt, Hagerty said. Valer^tbld a news conference he lowed yesterday's inquest here. Be­ court said it could riot conceive 9 search for. Ffobert S. BuUer, 19- cause of the Inquest; consideration that the U.S. Supreme (jOurt The state court said that de­ SWORDFISH FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL . year-old Simsbury freshman, rtiias- The/ reason, .. Hagerty said, is wants to unite the. north and abuth spite recent decisions which ap­ Kraft Casino Dressing but armed action by "a group of of formal murder indic.tmentg "would hold that the highest court 79c - At ReJr. Price Ing from the University of Con­ against Taborsky ahd'Culombe will of a sovereign state does not have peared to infpHige’ upon atates' (ContliitlMl on Page Eight) individuals would lead only to rights ”we_ca^o* attribute to the „ Both For 46c necticut elnce Feb. 25. anarchy,”' be drtayed’until next Tuesday, ac­ the right-to control the. effective from the AP Wires The son of Mr. and Mra. Earl cording to the coroner. date of Its own discretionary pro­ Supreme , Court an intenUon to From Mrs. Paul C. Butler^ the youth gradnated TTie one-time leader of the up­ abrogate the rule which denies to rising to free Ireland from. B rlti^ Schaefer, xeferring to the ■ New cess.” SEAFOOD DINNER from Manchester High Schbolwith Britain, shootings last Sec. 15, said . Without Prejudice federal court, the right to regu- the class of 1955. He and his » President rule Insisted: Ii-rt or control long ^tablished DISTRESSED AIRLINER SAFE DE LUXE 95c "Today w s rtui not pbrmit any an autopsy on knpiewski showed The State Supreme Court said Seattle, March 0P>—A Pan- RITZCRACKERS family formerly lived at 56 Phelps he was shot once in the left temple that while it was refusing at this rule of practice .and procedure 8 DEVILED CBABS ,Rd., and moved to the Tariffville; rivatc army. We have a free and time to order Hawkins'. admisskih adopted by state courts for .the ad- AmeriCaa World Airways DC-7,, section of Simsbury In late 1955. (- Hall’s Hope in Spen parliament t..- seek uniricS- nH.-ilstratlon of jdstice therein.” with 58 passengers and a crew " 49c tlc>n of the country/’ (Coiittinued oil Page Nine) \ to t)»e University of Florida,' the of eight' aboard landed anfefy lb. pkg. 3 6 ^ State Police at the Stafford; 'action was taken without pre­ 'I’he Florida’• court added ” \vo‘ CLAM STICKS Springs barracks today said But- "Dev” as he is ifnown to politi­ judice -to iris rights to come’ be­ today alter It had ehut off one BIRDS EYE COD, HADDOCK or ler was reportedly last seen • Feb. New York Race cal friend and foe—was jovial and fore the court again, "wbm . he ia ^ (OonUnued on Page Fifteen) of Its four englhco’ more than 49c^ 25 about 10 p.m., in the lounge, looked aggressively fit in talking prepared, to 'present testimony 060 miles oft tke Aniericna coast RICtfK’.< ’• at HarUord Hall, a dormitory for |, about his dramatic, return; to pow- on a flight from Honohdu. PERCH FILLETS 38« Regarbless of-where ycAi buy Ri|z Crackers they are Washington, March 8 Ofi-rPresi- News Tidbits showing'thgt' his admission can Cembias t can CsapMI’s CrMm . PRIED SCALLOPS non-fratenfity fltudenta. dent Eisenhower’s ■enthuiiastic ’ eh- ■er after three years out of office. be accomplished .without doing of Cdetr 8«m "kh Mb. css (J 'pkg.'4 9 c 59c Richer! Crisper! But when you buy them.at Pinehurst, According to police he spent the ^ dbrtemeiu appeared today to have He accused the leaders of the Culled from AP Wires QU.AKE RUINS 20 i;TlXAeESV enpe) flaked atBiaa irtth Inlet, IH 10 Ota. 2 For 39b •weekend working at the Simsbury i g reat'’public. mischief.” *■ IRC Monopoly Athens, March 8 (/F)-T-Slinrpi SNOW CROP PEAS f they are “fresher by. far.” We don’t go for huge dis­ given former National Chairman government in the six.:northern The , majority opinion .’was writ­ «m« dry bnad enunU, 2 i l i ^ r plays of baked goods . , we prefer smaller displays KEEBLER Inn. where^ he fwas, sometimes em- j Leonard W. - Hall tbe inside track counties of spuming his moves to ten by. Justice B; K. Rbberts with earthquakes stnick c e n t,ra I •***, H cep mhuad tiMa ployed as a parttime employe. He for next year’s Republican-nomiBS-., end partition. • ’ Defense move« to try to Impeach Greece ^ today. The -Interior P9pcn. Mix sad pack Uthtly into SNOW CROP ORANGE JUICE • 2 fo; 37b and faster turnover on all cookies and crackers . . . Chief Jus tice Glenn - Terrell. Jus­ In Pro Boxing, CLUB CRACKERS reportedly took a 'bus back to the lion for governor of New, York-. •"But we must not despair,” he tesUinany of goverament’a Chief tices T. Frank Hobson, Campbell Ministry said 20 irlllageo wete g u ild ancll loaf pan. Bkkc in Coupon Nabisco is sending in a new pack qf vanilla cookies.-this ' campus after having received a j witness in trial of Marines drill destroyed with a tin t count Of nodaiatt Ww OHfT.} 1 hoot or ' 'Elaenhower told a cockiall p'arty added and .confidently predicted ’Thorrial and SUphen' C. O’Connell weekend. They will sril at 25c a pkg. . . . Also fresh ride from Simabucy td Hartford.: Fu.Doi Photo gathering of GOP merabe.ra of the 'that, the day wa|t coming when the instructor charged with maltreat­ concurring. , SO eammltiee.' eatfl dcM Peer off inicc; ten News..* Butler’s absence first came to i ROBERT 8. BUTLER senate. House, cabinet' and execu­ .country would be united. , • ing .recruits . . Sen. Benjamin U.S. Gouft Says eM la wvm piatiw; • sw vi^' from Nabisco oVehs:. Holland Rusk; 29c; Fig Newtons J.uatices Elwyn Thoimls and E. CANCER VACCINE REPORTED It’i at Plnehurat “the .,nap- dbl. pkg. 35c, single pkg. 25c; Oreos Ig. pkg. 37c. .light Feb. 28. when the attepdance j- tive agencies here last night that Sinn Feiners, who su p ^ rt tfie L. Barringer, (R-New Milford) Harris Drew dissented-'^ offi'cer asked his housembther tol ^ , if Hall wants tb try, for the gover- IRA, won an impressive-'vote in c ^ e a out in fi-yor of legisiatlbn New York, March 8 iJFi~A fed­ Houston, Tex,, March 8. (X>-^ kin that won’t allp off. your ’ HaWrkins, 49-year-ol(l faculty A breakthrough In the long ef-, lap." ^ aTrt^^^ Continues ship he will have th'e President as this week’s election. permitting towns to prd'Wde free member at Bethime-CkKikmiui Col­ eral court today found the Inter­ a “booster." transportation to pupils of pH/ate, lege .at Daytona Beach, has been national Boxing Ciub’W New York -forts of medical adeooe to pro­ Kleenex Table Napkins’ ChoekThoso : . Observing - that newspapermen , (Coattniied. on Page Five) ’ non-profit schools. duce a vaccine against cancer “ parang to locate the youth. th e lJ a * ! Hungcr Strike had apecuhited Hall would like to tiying for about' eight years to guilty of mqndpoUslng professional was announced hero today. The CILERY SOUP • : with coi^pon 15c • Meajcan police - hint they may gain admiiaion to the all-white Groctry Volaos: housemother, notified the univer-, make the race, Elaenhower drew a begin making ar-ests for question­ university, ’ ^,.,i championship boxing Ixiuta. new - development, a vaceine, ii'ty’s security department which Dedham,. Mass., March 8'"801 If Leonard Hail runs for trade: an'd commerce'. ' servo aa a modeT’ for deveioplag WELCH’S TOMATO governor of New York he is going Bays ne^paper, will be baek .,lli Hawkins'' admission- to the univer­ . Preinier Bed AJaskan Plnehurat, Every day low JUICE -jar 29c rto’’inVeaUgate. Two State police­ carried a hunger strike into the business l)y Labor Day. . sity, cquid be accomplished with­ '"The defendants, a s'a result of a vaoetne for btuaans. GRAPEFRUIT 3 W ltePAG adap pricco: , men from-the Hartford barracks fourth day today. to have one booster in me," Eisen­ their activities, ■ acquired power Joyce, who has refused meals hower said. "He, has never even Legialature’s Lsibor Committee out trouble was baaed upon tw-o SOOKEYE SALMON also ^ave been aisigned tO the jhears testimony that Connecticuf's grounds—one state and' one fed­ during the period covered by the OLYMPIC ROMANCE SptKED D'ANJOU PEARS 2 i„49e iVOBY SOAP a ’ apecil] price -on since, he was jailed .Tuesday* by told me what he wants to do, but I complaint (June 1.-1949, to May 15, Prague, Ckeehoelovakla, March Large, 2 for 2Po order of Norfolk Probate Court want' him to know he’s got* one sup­ workmen’s con^pensation law is eral. 8 (/tv-Cio(dioslovakla’h Comma- PAYS YOU TO ENTER SHURFINE SLICED J(dmaon saW Butler had missed porter'.’' . ' one of the best in U.S. but could TnwIlUonal 'Power 1953) to.exclude competitors from t k Thi Medium. 2 for 17c TEK 60c jnoat of hla cliuaes since the start Judge WlUiam. J.^ Hickey Jr.', In­ the promotion. :.of championsldp ' niet rulers dealt romance a eet- 85c FLC^IDA ORANGES ■ 55e PeraonaL 4 for 2So BEETS 2 cans 29c dicated continued defiance o f the Hall had only-a "n6 comment” be a lot better . .. Egyptian nmvsn ■•The opinion said e imoond semester Feb. 4. The paper AI Ahram deolapes Presi­ grounds was "the exercise of our rontesta In the,United States,” the ' back today. They ondered HaroUl IVOBY FLAKES 8 cans for $1.00 jurist by telling, a newaman: . .to'AUesUobs as to-whether, as gen­ judge said in a 59-page opinion. ConnoDy, Amerlca’a .Oiyitapto ■8Sc and 7flo youth reportedly was having dif­ • "He has taken the body of i a erally reported, he had expecte)d dent Elsentiower ' speaks about traditional poWe^ aa a state coilri I I.rx. Finn HM., Each $50,000 CONTEST! ■ '' ficulty - with some of his, courses. Suit Started by U.S. hammer throw qhamplo^ te La i UCE 1^0 - . ‘TVORV SNOW lawyer but not hla spirit yet.’* ’ appointment to an admiaiatratlon Milldle East ”as if he ia Ulking to decline to iastue the extrS-orrii- leave the’ ooimtry toteanowr fifle and .79e . Always In demand ., . . Policb. said Butler Jeft no mes- A vegetarian, Joyce baa been post when he announced his .resig- abpui Florida or Texas.” nary writ of- mandamus If to do The 'antitrust suit brought Got ontry Monk .and rults at |i*inthunt. I ShuHlne York Stats Liquor control administrator so w’oiild tend to work a serious by the government. wtlbout penalaaioii to marry and CAMAY'SOAP '■ I Mtion as national chairmaii ih take wiqi him hli) fUdea Olga N O OTHER RICE IS ACORN SQUASH 2 u.. 25e Bath. 2 for 25c v APPLE SAUCE ' get in touch with his famUy Or J^yce was sentenced after- he January. Grinning, he had the Charles F. Reynolds asks Rhode public mischief." ' .Named- as.:.defendants,- besides friends irtnee hls-dlssippearance. „ same reply a.tX)Ut hla future pollti- Is la ^ police cliiefa to telj him if The- federal ground, ■ the state the IBC of New York, were the F lkoteva. Camiheo$ovaklafa SmaU. 4 for l5c . , nkusHEB-ABE SS^i^K la^:' i 2 cans 35c charged, during a contested will Olympic diamw ciiMnploa. DUZ Police of 13 states are no\v con­ case, that the .jUdge. "prapticaily bal plana. they want beer that .looks like court said,, was the - so-called im-. IBC, Inc., . of lUifioia; Madison tomatoes Package Of 4 25c K- ' SSc and 78e 6 camr-ll.OO ducting a search for the youth and acted as lawyer for the other Significant. Support punch sold in bars and package plementSition' decree- o f, the - U.S. Square Garden Oorp.; 'Jamea D. t h i s EAsy his .description hag been teletyped New'York Republicans nominate atores. . . AppUpatioh has- -.-been Supreme Court in which local tri­ Norris, president of the New York VOTE TO END ‘iUG STRDUB . OXYDOL * side.’-’ JbyCe represente.d those con­ New York. March 8 (IP) -« 'SSc and 79c 1. Ini25 word* or MORE tad In YOUR OWN HANDWRIT­ throughout the EJastem Seaboard. testing the Will. their- governorship candidates in made wdth U.S- District • at bunals were given tlie auU^rity to IBC;.and Airthur M.-W lr^ Chicago ONLY MINUTE RICE SM: g r e e n STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES When last seen. Bqtler waa IBC pidaident. > Striking tagboat workers today TIDE , \ ' ING complete -the atatemrat bejow ‘‘I like Ui O m M i ■ V- .K 1