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_ ThdWMthar M em orial Lod^, "No. S8, « 1 p. B. Weatiwr I KnIfhU of Pythiaa, rwiil hold a About Tpwn ■pedal meetinf at S p.m.. today at Netc Sewage Facilities Project a Liberty Hall on <)olway at. for ••w Ma. Neatly elMdY Th«n4ay, Mmertal Tempi*, Pythian rank work. A diapenMtlon to hold Mite aHMar. MgM alMWte^ ten. wui1 holdbold a'meetlna In Odd, the Rperial meeUnR waa (granted' Approved, by District Board fcy ■•••. RIgk te m M ■ j F rik— n n - lUll at 7:1(1 tonight. After j by Orand Chancellor Donald Dodg- Plan* have been completed, for J3*or|i«^L> Gfakiadlo Jr., aon of the meeting, a military whlat and kin*. Tomorrow at t p.m.. the local , BlgHUi D latiict Board > the Buckley School Pi’A Fair to Mr. ^ d Mra/Oeorfa-Graiiadio of baked good* aale will 1m held, with I lodge wllKjoin Damon Lodge. No. | Director* lagt nigpt voted to pro- Kiiga|{<>d be hekf«t the achool on Sgtiirday, l09 H*n^ spirit tha weekend (TWENTY-KUSOT PAGAS»TW 0 SBCT1 0 N8 ) MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL . If M Nonnle Htldtng and hei*.commute* 17, of Rockville, for rank work at l«:ccd with the Inatailatioh of new May 28, ffkjh.lO aim. to 2 p.m. For 2 1 in charge. : the ‘VFW Hall, Elm St., Rockville. | aewage facllitlea In’the North End. with hlif -pdrenta after arriving In \ PRICE FITE CENTS I* ... I The action waa taken In an the cblldren';.there will be decora ted, doll carriage and bike paradea, th^ United SjAtea from a 1-monlh Dr. Thomaa Healy, a mem ber of Miea Jean Handley. 29 R o b ert' »**c'*tlVe aeaklon following a piib- world tour, he tooli'ag. preaident of the chib, and newly elected preai* moviea and a flab pond. For par Rd., executive secretary j«f the ' hearing In the North End (Ire- *1 dent o( the Chamber W Commerce, Connecticut League of Women j hottae that waa attended by aome ents, there will pe p n auction at the World Council ot Young Mert'a ( n o'olor k/giay barjiar booths and Bus. Firm wOI be the kpeaker at the meeting Voter*, will be one of acven State I to peraony. Service Cluba. of the Klwania Club Thuraday neon At the hearing, live property ' a fbod dnd. calce sale. Lunch will be Graziadlo, aeting ■■ an Unoffi League ofllciar*. to attend the 'served from llrSO to. 1:30. Mra. at 1>;18 a t the Country Club. day Natrona! I.,eague convention j; ow'nera objected. to the project, cial American good win ahibaasa- achediiled to ' atari April 30 at I which will coat about L'rO.OOO. I Laa.'.rup Splwak la general, chair dor. Visited Sydney, Australia: orting The Sunday School ataff of the Chicago. I Soipe 4.1 property owner* will man.' Her committee Includes the Nakarta, Indonesia; Bangkok, Ike Says Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church jahare this coat on a (ront-fr>ot following: Mra. Herman Alport, .Thailand: New Delhi, India; Kara lose to Top will meet at the' church tomorrow The anntuil deaaert-bridge of the haala. Mra. Dar;-ell M orriaaette, Mra: chi, Pakistan; ■''Cairo, E g y p I; night at 7 :9P * ' Rulld of St. Agnea. Saturday, .May i Involved In the project la the Henjy Angel, Mra. Donald Paine, Bel^^t, Lebanon; Ankara, Turkey; Integration will he held In the ballroom of, “I ‘he aanlury aew- MrL Raymond Bernstein. Mra. Rome, Faria, Brussels, Rotterdam. Mr. and Mr*. John Quaglla were, the Statler Motel, Hartford. Play- »y»tcni hlon« Krederifk Rd„ Samuel Pieraon. Mra. George I Hamburg,. Germany; London. given a houaewarming Saturday ing wit) atari at r.30 There will ^nrlon Rd.. Tn|mbull ltd., Duval i Biadlaii, .Mrs. aiffrfrd PrlRê. While In Auatria. Graaiadlo Montgomery, Alt., April 26 night at their new home. 119 Wad. ‘ aUo he a faahlon ahow. Ticketa St.. Woodland St. and Hilliard St. Mrs. George Chandler, Mrs. iW ! opened . the Apex Coq.ve'htion in (JP)—A bipi company* official W l IM., by Mm. Quaglia‘a aiater, i may be aevured from anv of the Also ihvolv'erl la the'inatailatioh dore Raddlnjc, Mra. Victor D od^ 'Ljamobe, Apex la the national aa- promis'^ to buses for ths jwcoad day said ths The Hpase Judidar)’ Com j is the subject of the meeting to- atallatlofia- some $21,000, accord Chagnol of .Manchester Rd , Glas-. u«l retreat .May 11-13 at the Holy daV w k I hI m ’ Elaunhower said toing to 'estlmilted flgiirea read la.sl tonbiiry. , ^ etal years and sang solo parts in reOd orticles. Negroes they sew rads in ths rear mittee todgy approv^ Presi- V® *>««mKspu around ths '.morrow at 7:30 at the Covenant Family R etreat Hoii.se in F arm Gilbert and Sullivan ligitt opera Where they always heve. , Congregational Church. pi(5ht. ( Miss Martin will graduate from ington. The number of men Inak- You con get this interno« Jsenbowur’s proposal on ”'**^*"*^"* in developmunt of fuided TELSA While aomo of the liroperty own and "Thf* Bohemian G irr’ while ini AhShbre T h r^ ■Manchester High Schoo' Jn the tnj( this .anmial retreat has been tionol ddily newspoper from ers groaned last night'When In Bristol. She ha* been soprano solo-1 rights. Administration OlVES YOjU THE lEST class of 19,'>8. growing steadily, and about 160 Frenklyn, with an' attorney a t I - V - EiMnhower madu tlie sUtement at a news conference in formed what their estimated coats Her fiance attended Mamhes- iat in various churches in Man-1 Boston by moll, . without his ’ side, made his ststem snt in spelling out the proposals men are expected to lake »(«t- | I hester and is presently a member | ANY SIZE XCLEVlStON SERVICEMEN’S GIVE HER - w^[>uld he, the Board held out aome lei High School and is now em vantage of this opportunll.t'’ to get extro chqrge. Use the cou answer to a threat from Police I approved over stiff ASSOCIATION hope for a reductlori of the front- ployed by the Highway Depart f the choir of St. Marv'i Episcopal: pon below to sfort your Commissioner Clyde Sellers to a^' away for a few days, and take a C:hurch. Southern opposition that had r h .r J? • •"•«rtion by Kremlin I ^ r NikiU KhruiiE CHANEL NO. foot cost. ment of the Town of Manchester. spiritual Inventory of their lives.' Picture Tube subscription. rest any driver who perndUi mm- forced two postponements of chev that Rusma soon will have s'hîeosen-bomb miflsiln lulato ■■ a TELSA' man. available at / Such B' reduction, however, An August" wedding is, being All local men desiring to maky Mr.s. Hall studied voice under the , ing of passengers snd any pas action, in the past nine days. Mbie of striking at any part of the worfi. T m TI Sad the membera listed j hinges on w hether the .sewer line planned. this retreat ale urged to make late Lucy Marsh iGordonl, renown, senger who violates city and state Victor, artist, of Providence. ' The (Kristian Scienct Monitor segregation laa's. ' To obtain committee agreement la the yallow pages of your I Is extended further west to Adams thfir reservations early, and they One, Norwoy'Street on legislation, pro-civil rights WELDON’S i St. and If the pumping station lo- may do so by, contacting their For her selections the soloist has ^Reds Accuse UJS, of Tapjdng Lines telepkoaa book. $vOd.95 Boston 15\Mpts.. U. S. A. "W# don't want anjr controversy Democrate had to (l| setUe for 901 MAIN STREEt I cation la moved In that direction. pariah chairman, or 'any member chosen"Home,'’ bv Alexander Mac- Plan Oh.scrvanue Fadyen; "Ouvre Tes 'Veux Bleus,’’.■ Please tSnd the Monitor to me ^Soviet Duputy Commandant of Ea«t Ctennany CoL Ivan Kot- arith local authorities,'' Franklin the President's proposals, almost P«lffc n.rtTwh!’'"'’ f t t-oDW.I*! to t>« Ray Warren, president of the of the committee. nuba (left) j ^ t e out to another offtcAr a apot where—he claimA told reporters. “We /ry to avoid solidly supported Itepubllcans The parish co-chairmen are as b.v J. Massenet; arid, "Bless This lor period checked. On* question’ put to Btsenhowsr district, told Tlie property owners On Memorial Dav House. " bv .May Brahe, —the United Btatea has been tapping Soviet Army and gait CJw- controversy with ahyoat. But if Ion me comnUttee, mid (Yi'âlM'ndon I last night that the district Is in- follows: George Tnidell -and 1 year $16 tH '6 monihi $S n our drivers are was whether this country Is mak Her accompanist will be Mrs. l a ^ludta InataUation, plus tax. r 3 months $4 Q many telephone Unea.. In. ~East . Berlin.- •• (NBlA Radio-Telephoto.) jmeylng_ , our in- , extra provisions sought by Chair- I terealed In extending sewage faci- , Joseph Rourke, St.'James'; John struptiona—certainly we’U help I man Ceilcr (D-NY). . ing a maximum sffort in develop Nixon'Ex-)^de lltles to the HllllardvIllr acetion. At an organizational meeting of j Friedmann and Fred Fox. St. Doroth.v. Keeney. Igcal teacher of' Duaraateed for 1 .year. them.’’ ,,'-i ment of guided misallea. ■ piano‘and graduate of the Hart __ Asks'for Commltalon . If the, extension la- carried out. the -Manchester Permanent Me- James Mulready and, Inemef The buii '^mpsny \ffi«âl said lYie reporter who asked the morlal Day committee, held R}’m«'J^^>>'tier, Church of The As- ford School of Music's teacher/ CALL “PETE" WILSO.N The legiflation' approved for question said some Democrats , yVanen explained, the residents in training cour.se. / National cKy Unes doesn’t intend House consideration calls for: Fa<»8 Call to th at area would hclp_.jiay for the war* saying tha United fltetes la night in the Municipal Building, ^ The Chaminade Club cordially, Ml 9.5650 ' leddrtMl . Leads to chanM its Orders foKdessgre- 1. Creation o t a bipartisan civil ifot making such effort. GAUDET SîwsdeM, I facilities, thereby reducing the gation In Montgomery ang other rights commission. chairmen were appointed to' head ! invites the public to attend the Service Calls With a smile, Eisenhower aaid Contract Pro] 7E5 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE TÔ LW O R TH 'S I front-foot cost. Warren aaid Hll- concert on Monday, May 7. ' | southern citlsa where it cerates 3. CraaUoo of a civil rIghU divi llardvllle residenis have expressed seven committees and plans for teityl- •tlonel bus lines. ha was sorry the reporter had Lodfje of Elks ; Da.y e r Night $2.95 Itteitl sion in ths Department of Justice mentioned Democrats becauae a OPEN MONDAYS ' Interest In such ah extension. obseryanc* of the day Were out ri.i4 In Three Waahlngto6. April M (I* — Ih * lined. maries “We informed oiir bus operators j under its own assistant Attorney lot other people arera also aay- • 'a ______^ _ He added that the Directors To Heat’ Ix’haii I, ing,that. ' flsnate Invoatlgstiaiw subcemmtge* ; wanted to act on the Immediate Chairman KVerett Kennedy pre -T i- that they no longer had to eôrhe I aided at'the meeting which select THE AlWSOCSATBD PRESS %endomfineiit' of ths national sd^ stgregation and that U woutif *• Enabling tha Attorney Cen. Then he went on to aay . that dscidsd today to subpoena Murray ; seWage qiie.sllon before studying • — — - c • ^ ■«‘ta in federal Boviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin etrikae n Deaverfui aititiMiA furthot' the po.ssibllity of extending ed chairmen to head the follow- The semi-monthly meeting of ProMdent fiiMiihowtr / won a | mlnisttation.minlitiÛon. iaV*). "’“ y acienUite ChoUner, on# .of Vie* Pfualdeiit f" DIAMONBr^StîoO^ Ihg-commlltec.s: Donald' Hemlng- Manchester Lodge of Elks. No. LICLERC PennsylvaniaPnnnmvIVAnlo i>opularity*sArMalm«44ar oonteat I Adlal A.Jt.a Aide OpUmisUe (CoaUaued *i. Page Klevea) ^*veland, 4j Elro .St., row night.aj 8 o'clqirk at the Elks JUNERAL HOME . a comfortable margin yesterday. campaign manager, said tha ___ __ , It easier for individuals to is** benipi mood a* he aaid; *»W* have aeen flats ahaken a t iia money doe* no good. gists, to testify in its ssirdh tor / I WE BELIEVE YOU WIU/COME BACK I Never ri&k* your flat at a Ruarian," (WCA fUdlTTriSôto^ y EASY TERMS OrPAY C^H AND SAVE ^ floral; William J. Shields. 1.13 Home. , ’lYi* President also won sweeping SUvenSon tu'iBout-in boUi Pennsyl WotUag at Top Speed corruption in govem- Birth SI., transportation; Eugene John X, Lehan, .disliict Jeput.v tlNERAL Republican endorsement in Maaaa- vania and Massachusetts meant Six Childnen,te“' . ’M n g the beet acien- ment clothing ceMraets. * T'iflli -\iiirii«nt. wish. Kateuatr. made no of. to death .today When' a teiit-apread Votea wera not officigiy anv Herman ItoavMs, a S y j ftonra In 6 T.M2 of 8,780 precinct^: ing flra gutted a threa-atory brick fleany on tha proposal by Stavan- Goldberg. 22 Waranoke Rd., at ' ' (D) Stevenson, 007,282, Kefsu- fort to oppose Stevenson on the By WILUAM L. STAN ran.'B candidate for th* Dooiocret- the teveatlgation. ' 8:30 p.m. | DemocraUc tids. ' London, April 86 ’ Kraviu, uêr fUlr'YWirtte-ln) 2,898. . i?."cMdWtSidîSraA^^ I S ? ” ™ W Eisenhower :',79.B38, Sen: Four peraona ware injured, three labla to the time-killing quorum mit tklk* iiân emergency extra* *!**V*** ^ 9 b» announced leal, whan wa ere working as hard the Commlasjqn on l-aw and Social Knowland (D-Callf) 36,839.. fidence for . jaach .candidate from calla yeaterday. which repeatedly as w# can orf davalopment of guid posalbls forced" aSlf-IMi Action of the American Jewish their rejip9ctive parUes. Votera while, leaping out of windowa to aearion Igtef today. Premier Nikolai' 0»a Soviet lead- MasiHicbu'iietfa the pavement below. Two othera aummoned memberf to tha Houa* ed miarilaa, for anyone to ad ’ Congress. Brooks hss had a long , DemoersUe (1,682 precincts of couldn't cross party llhes. chamber aind finally 'forced the' vocate halting H-bomb testa. C T a L W f iir " career In the fleld'■o^(•lvil and po- ; ^ BUILDING PROBLEMS Pennsyivanisna also picked a 74. eacaped unhurt. . committee to break up'without On similar ground* bd rsfliaad lu 1,767): The.Preridant said he wlshea' tha answer numerau* s4bS autaS«K POPULAR MARKET i lltlcal rights and Intergroup rela-j Our Honest, Expert^ Ad vice Will Save You Money McCormack 27,248, Stevenson ; jn.vot.vote Democratic r.np delegation and Police aaid they und’eratood that acting. ' v; and g l^ aa they left Prim# Min-! aourcea aaid tha final monw spent on auch projn'ams tlons. He is a graduate of the Yale 17 peraona were in the building titer Eden's residence, No^ 10' Y*** published of- could be channeled to peaceful dlractîyTasto Law'School,, where he was an edi- 1 938*’ convention*. ^ u i when the blase waa discovered at (Oiiotteited «a P ay ngljtoeu) Down St. ; tef midnight tomorrow, a trip to whether h* ever msA: ‘toUy pay. ’ •' group* are unpledged to any csndl. 7 a.m., leaving ta-o unaccounted len smiled Vith what seemed lUinburgh ia ths main item on conducting the offs to govarnmont j tor of the Yale Law Jqjirnai and a , Republican (1.559 pfecincta); ..... t^te th* UnitM fltetea is not rim- 7 j itiember of the Yale ■ Economics J date but the Republican delegatea for. ■* ' . . to Jm an effort. I the program of tbs Soviet leaders e w e c u o n With c o n t r i t e cloth- Joseph Rossetto Eisenhower 47,471, Gov. Herter back Eisenhower solidly and the communique said the reaulta tomorrow. >ly trying to coma up with what SCORES ftCAIN! I faculty. He has wi itten and lec- T74, Vies President Nixon 274. All of the victims were Negroes, he termed a bigger bang than j tured widely and has pai lleipated Democratic deleMUon was ex reportedly members of the same ill be announced tomorrow But Both ride# had sent their top '^ sv lla hu bstn odnvlctod .of CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Aliiska (27 precincts): ' parted to aupport fitevenaon. family. World Agency_ here appeared littta hope any aolld negoUaUng taama into acUoh to some other county’s. |Jn-man.y civil rights ra.ses before (D) Stevenson 440, Kefauver yftdntsday Only Specials the United State.* Supreme Court ' EARLE MOHAN’MBEffT Eiaenhbwer defeated Stevenson The bodies, taken to St. Joseph’s 1 i * J ¥T ' agreement had been achieved on try to break (jia deadlooka and Meat Hav* Taste .tXHKttJKErS.fi 58 DEI-MONT STRKET-^M l 9-fl;i08 273. in the 195^ general election with hospital, wera burned, virtually X O '¥¥1181*11 IJliil major issues, nafrow tha differancea on the « te nucliSr weapons contract for m tu ^ tteiforma. I and other federal courts, . , Residential and Indu.strial ConAtTuction iR) Eisenhower'546,'Knowland 2,515.789 votes to Stevenson's 2,- o WORLD WIDE STAMPS GIVE-V WITH THEME SPECIALS I ... The meeting, wiiich is open t o , 3 ^ r u ( beyond' recognition and immediate 'IT ■ G uard . Tw/w Speoulation that the Ruaaiana problems of the Hiddle East, dis fields without teste is useless and •uhrammlttes oour^ Robert \ 9 J4 iS 146,629. ' Registration totals give IdcntiftcaUon waa not possible. m i^t be packaging a Isat-mlnute e WMt# moMy, Elsenhower Kjnn^y said ha hsdtoiuMd with ‘ members, only, will' be ronducted.i Votera displayed relatively little armament, trade and cultural con- by Jerome Nathan, president of | the Republicans, a. currttit'edge of , Foremen eatid the fimmea mush concasrion'to bring at least a small tecta, German reunification' and ^ d . He added that a* long aa it esmtinar a week ago id anUclpa- — / ------Interest In two of the thi;ee cjon- 455(000 over the Democrats. roomed through the small'North' W Peace-At measure of accord had devploped la necessary to gat the wea SUGAR CURED the chapter. Light refrc.shmentsl tesks. The 'turnout ranged from European aecurltyi "'' .RONELESS will be served. Mrs. .Sc.vmour Bel- , In the Maaeachusetta race, none Philadelphia dwelling with such when ,-the extra aearion was de Neither, aide wanted the teikt pons field, it should ho done right. (OaattoiMd ail ra g e n |gitoM ) an estimated 25 per cent of eiigl- of the preiidentlal , candidates’ speed ' that the victims h%d little United Nabona, N. Y„ creed after the windup ot what was : lack .,1s hospitality chairman. blSi. voters in Pennsylvania ,to 10 ’ -fpp ril 35 ■to end in complete failure. . v V / 5 '' ?*’'’*“*'***•''’• ■tetement names waa printed on' the-palt^ chdnee to.flee, the blaring"death -HP). The proposed inteierim tional to hays ’been the last aeasion thia From the Prime Mlnlster’a rtri- that' th* Soviet Union soon will per cent in Maasachusetta. ' and some membere oFbdth "parl4es trap. ■ • . atoms-for-pMc'e agency (vUl have morning. have a guided mlssih with an H- A heavy votb was '.reported In ,Wui dance, Bulganin and Khruahehev wrote in the names of candidate* Only 'She alai^ was sounded, an elaborate eyatam of (wfeguarda TiMUgbtful fiolemii hurried to * luncheon-with Foreign mmb .warhead, ’ Elsenhower aaid Act Alaska but counting w af slowed of the other aids. * Eâeiihoicer to make sure ita nuclei raapurces Bulganin - and Khruahehev ap he seei no reason, why th* Rua- by complicated' ballots and vast and > firemen wh'o rushed to the Secretary' Selwyn Uoyd, " Z to U U * . swept the GOBraide"in me prefer scene exUnguiahed tha flames in are n6f diverted to mimery uses. peared thoughtful and solemn after alan e^ ld makar .a miMteUrnent distances involved. The territory ence voting, and got DemocraUc the morning meeting, hut ' EdSri . May Itieet Totnorrow on a mhttar like that, Ha^gddad: ■prawls across three time zones. write-ins too. • less than an hour. Thia waa dl^loeet^n deUlI to smiled cheerfully. There atlU waa a poaatbUity of froa tku AP W ir^ One man was hurt, leaping to, day___ . w ith, publlcaUcm of the pro- In Pennsylvania; RepulHlcan Neither Steveseon nor Kefauver It was reported the group ran up an additional aearion tomorrow) ’ (OsatteiHd as Rag* Twenty) STRICTLY PRE8H State Chairman Miles'Horst catted safety after amasMair'ihrough the >f the agency. against a stone wall pf disagree- only 24 houfa before Rutganin" and glass of a closed wli^w! He waa ‘ United Statr- Russia and 10 ^ I M ..I I I I , « LARGE NA'nVE the Eisenhower vote "a resoundin] ((inBtiiuicd on Page TWeaty) ment oin "the questions of > German Khrushchev are scheduled to leave *■* -'"f " . ■ t Mllb-Am H-TBOr BBlr taken to St. YoSeph’a Hospital. other' cduntriea agreed oq the unification and; European security for home. - Tlirie othars were treated *t St. "statute'' in , teshington laat and made littla If any progresa on Waaktegte* AprU *6 (fl-’L-n* THE week. ■ / The extenalori of the negotiation* rw in i^g lîKcounts bydrege* lamb test.wbleli aewa- Luke'a Hospital for acvafe bruises. tha question ot disarmament. had been expected, since th* Rub- sag ava Defe SHERMAN They were identified aa'Lisrie Bad- The approved blueprint* still The comnahnique said: M iêl must be considered by a world con alana previeualy had postponed a B a l l i s t i c M i s s i l e s ara te see at BIU M ateU an t ■ain, '49; M ageline Wltiori, 10 and "The final stage-"of the Anglo- news conterenc* and caacaled ■>>) “ moalli win be a ErHIiont N«w No Progress Seeit Eddie a * y , 27. ference here next September, but other public engagementa to leav* mlg-alr ex. ^ ■hrevepoft. L* . April 35 (A4 :.L ptosloa *f a waa «» ‘ (OBBtlkiie4,^Mi Page T t'e e ) , supplying many nations CuUcil from AP Wires TNrinlng’a apeech, prepared "for wenid tedttde aa air drop. , A Foreign Office, comnniniqu* among other methods, bat bad New York, April 25 fS'i'W Rich-,<,tainlng and without subsidy, di- with nofnic materials and equip- iaiued after thia morning's two- delivery at a civic club celebration, ard. W.'^locuro, preaident>of the reel or Indirect." m ent/ - . teemed intended sa' a rejaly to new left Indefinite th e qbeoMea j flU' May Join Plaa • hour session did not list the sub Russian claims of mafor progress whether the “open'* obet for American Newspaper Publiahers He said the supply of newsprint U.S; A rn ^ :.a^keem cn dlacloie ject* 'discusssd, but it, war con ‘Cntte any tUctuvâa. • If you aro nof sofisfi*d with o party ni.n on hont and buggy lines Assn., said tod^v that U.S. news- is a major-problem and "no relief Youug Slayer ore than 80 countries are ex plan ' to replace most Overseas in mlaaile development. ■elected paMIe. ebaHwan sidered significant that Re te r The Air Force chief said he would be aai n ir burst. impers "have not been» gaining in i* fit eight" for the current ahort- pMtpd to Join in the program warehouses with ' bombprqof U.S Thorncycroft, president <■ of .the the battle’ for a free press. , t age. ( eventually. storage centers for better protec wanted to "reduce the ICBM (In • If you want to be proud of ^ u r party's leadership in town affairs Did Not Attend Board , of Tfade, hurried tb Eden's tercontinental Ballistic MIssil*). to In an address prepared for the American newspapers are how::' On the question of making these tion against atomic weapons... residence"'abovt a half'hour betere, lAVlNO COSTS tfP 1 • ■ aterihls safe, the statute makes Studebsker - Paoktrd Corp. ad ita"proper perspective in.th* apec- Wnahlagton. Apill U (A1 • PRODW^ DEPT. 70th anmial ANPA meeting.-Slo- ever, .rcceK'ing the Jargeat volume the enited.. trum of future weepons." \ Max Miller Says .. charged that government of- of,„ newsprint In hi'atorv. Slocum this general declaratlort; _ ' mils it ia facing “a difficult sltu- T he 'Soviet atateamen's present The government today roportsd • If you want a Town Committee that will really represent your interest in ficials are Short-Changing the pub- |,ddpd. He said the shortage stem* Triple Funeral "This agency shall Ite responsi ation’’ and may get fUvuicial > s- "'It wilt be a. tremendouaty Im- Uvlag costs rose ewB-taiitt-of 1 Manchester , 11c on information: it shouid have. Mom the "tremendoua'' and aiid- ble,/ for storing and protecting Blstance" from auto industry's Big (Coalinned on Page tVeaty) per cent la March, the first In- CAUFORNIA ICEIERG WUlimantic, April 25 (JP) — Rob materials in its possession. ,The Three. ' ' - (CoaUaued on Plage Eighteea) cronae alnoo November. The La ' - S ' • ’ ■ • He urged .editors to look Into den increase in use of newsorint ON W E — the motives behind the recent Sen-’ «i„— ■> m • ** ert Chirgenven. 11, did not attend agency shall ensure that: these Ruseian amateur radio opera bor Department’s Barenp nf !,» • YES. there is something YOU con do about it! ate subcommittee questioning of , the funeral tbday of. hie father, materiate . shall be safeguarded tors make mass attempt to,con her Stntlstico onM Its Uvlag coot |> t g i J t |i Telephone ns •-W New York •Tlewsmen and the U.S. „ .1? “*• ^N P A mother and J4-year-old brother against (1) Maxards of weather, tact American “ham’’ by filling Index to BInrch reached 114.2 Treasury's temporary aeizure of, ‘ whom he shot to death. (2) Unauthorised removal or di short wav* " 20 - meter band with per cent of the m 7-4i base. ‘•‘'T he round-faced, bcapectecled This I* three-tenth* nf 1 par cailt^ i • your order^ for Vote for these outstanding Town CommittM candidates— supported by th* Communfst Dall.v W orker for- - , version, (3) Damage or destruc- their invitatton to reply,. For U.S. Officials Forecast allegedlygd)y unpaidimp.idux«^ht taxe# - public must give stronger P-'V fifth- grader la confined to - the firat time in 12 years, Oemoerst* nbeê March, IMS. the ..Committee for o IETTER Democratic Party. u ■ Norwich State Mental Hospital, (Ub*!^MCd ea Page n g h ts’^ i ^ wla 'control of Port . C h e * t • r, „.d,rugs or lundries. VTe'll ZENITH TV PRICES START AT $169.95 He aaid newspapers should i-aa- I *’* “ '"O'"* U>»n where he ii undergolngvexamina'- N.V., Village board in this VV'eat- OUT ‘HIGH SOHOM. DAYW l o o k in g f o r a nounce that they will f 1 g h t! I" tb« "aldorf- tlon by paychiatriats. cheater Country industrial com Intercontinental Rocket Kaaea* aty, April M tm — he on the way svithout de John D. La Belle Maurice P. Correnti Harry S, Howroyd Quatitv gives YOU Extra Featuns "haraasm ent or Interference,-w ith ■**l°ri* I Hospital, authorltlea. said Robert Parley munity of 2(5,000. The, Kansas City Atblettoa no* Ma,ry .\ceto Frederick G. Nas.siff Chester E. Hogan the public rtjpht to a free preiw.” ere the active truateen of waa hot permitted to go to the , Connecticut" Young RepubUesns ■otinoed today there will be no GOOD POTATO? lay, Remember loju, me And he said editors .have not: 1*'*^ right and ,We Intend to con- funeral. suggest labor leader Walter RCu- Munich, Germany, April 25 (SnWlndualrles are attending, along more “higk ecboel days’* far Iryinjf, i„ .Aron.son Thet>dore R. ('umminug Jules A. Karp '^"ImINEBEAM gictwr* Kibe ler 'W Gtaalne Tep Tuning U,a. official* predicted today ,U|*; with 400 otheri from NATO na- ' ,'V. ■■ ■' brighlef giefurat' Bupported what he termed the' rinire vigilant and vigorous In It* I He told polip'e he ahot his teth With Jordan Chief ther "Join''w ith the iRepuMIran American League anaebnll games WE HAVE 'EM! call lor prescriptions and ■ -Eileen .V.. Barrelt . • Thomas.H. Elliott Eugene T. Kelly -A briginnl Spotlite "wholesome, study” being conduct-; •ssertlon, for goi’ernment agencies er, Richard, a 42-ye4r-pid farmer, party in supporting '-Rrealdent United B ute* w ill develop an in-1 Uon*. They were willing to dla- aere. The first eae Was mera Philip Bayer Clarence E. Foley C}|iarles Laihrop #d by a House subcommittee into j *'°i*lstentl.v tend to act like and his 4l-year-old mother, Bea Amman, Jordan, April 35' opy— Eisenhower and hja liberal pro-, tei)conUnentai rocket capable of | cues the U.fi.. .rocket program in- than snengh. Nearly ‘ fiAUU ^CINELEHStetaui... iirten- Did trice.' becauae they spanked him. leveling any place on earth.’But,| formally but did not-want to be . They’re "GRAND Green Mbun- N. Charle.s Boggini withholding'of information wdthln' l be aaid.* ]Dag Hammarskjofd opCnad Ulka gram in 1956.” . . PelpIng Radlo youngatora, wba had baau gtvau deliver the medicines —no William F. Freeman George C. I.essner tiflet gictyr* ve and ewn- era. etadiniif' during ths Oatrolt. y u r Family Drug Sicrre. American preaa wllf meet It's obli-' authority. here, not ter from-the Mansfield rocltot "until the middle of the never be ttatixfied with anvlhing Mary E. Conner Philip Harrision Pascal Mastrangeln' ter picture detail ■ntonmi ment for the Israeli-Jordan border oern qf central .authorttlea for • In general, three offlciai* were Kaaea* Cigr game yesterday aad else. Our supply ig limited. Roger .M. Î'egro gation of full, fair, objective and We have not 'been gaining in farm, w here, Robert lived with hie rimiiev to that he already baa ob 'TibotV-; - next war,’’which he said he hoped engaged in a flurry of fist figbto Meredith L. Pinto Pascal Pile . 1.-7. unbiased reporting" of the year’s family, until milking time Satur inclined to discount the state. would never come.’ Sorvico ond Ropoiri to All Sots or, Antonnos ,the baUle. MaUera about which tained from Israel and ' Egypt. Sen. Jlusaell (D-Gal savs he Is ment by'floviet Communist' party oa the diamond atterwaads. .lean C. Pa.squa|ini Edward J. Tonikiel Mary D. Ross polltiC|i] campaigns. l the public must know if we a’fe day, when he killed them. Syria agreed yeaterday to a border ' He aaid' Americana, were' not confident there will be soil "bank chief Nikita Khrukhchev Monday able to Judge the value of .their THESE ~AkE l-PAY SPECIALS. pNLY! Fr^nk Ohremsky Jr. Jay E, Rubinow Noting that (here 1* a difference to have government of the people A psychiatrist at Yale Univer cease-fire, aujiject to a like com- program, adopted bv Congress this . ' RAM REOS 'lN U.N. .v -i'., between the news and editorial sity, asked by newsmen for an ex- that the Ru*eiana imon would hav* airpower buUdup • until the' latter .Mary Sinvinon.s ^ Lee .M, .Silverstein and by the people are being mltment>from IsraCI. session,’' . . Cdmedian Sid Caesar such an intercontinental misrile. Washlagtoa, Âpril' 25 jflUflea. ' columns of a newspaper,, he aaid: itamped Top secret’ and' offloiali planatlon of the (?uigenven trage- The U.N. Secreitery-aeneral ap- atages World War II. ‘tV’-agfced to discuss If With the ends month loHg search for new Rood propagand one Jeoner (R-lad) today deaonaced - "We would urge upon both fpo- are-finding a- hundreu excuses for pj*r«I to fa* 14 the closing aUgee TV, mate and sVl^ts Janet Blialr Aa forTth* rocket, he* salcl it FREE UticaT) parties that in any prtt- underatlpiding that what he aaid high source 'I'onunented, ^ -cbut would be : impossible to evaluate it RuMrtare UaHad Nattoas delega- MILLER PHARMACY refusing to discuss many things of the mjaati^ ordered by the to replace NSnetfe Fabra.v ivhose that * ail you'e^ ay for it." Uoa as a cover tor “eeptoaaga .• 1.1.«M». aHAi. »tw* tr-iai WHEN: fuESUAV, HAY lit, Iciam or attack they name specii(c they are îtoing.” waa baaed on speculation and wi Bacui/ity Counm Therd has been unUl it to fired at an actual mili- not a dlagnoris.' ‘ contract fieman(U''rcsuUed in forth - These views 'were 'ekprcaasd a t and kldawlag** aad aaBed aa Um PARKING newspapers for a specific perform little recept trouble betisecn Israel target protected by all th* fitato; D epaiim ririf to to te fi\sAcitphpn SpucmltAlA ance or lack of it. hot cast an aip- Slocu msaid no newsmai^ wants ■Qie psychiatriBt. who asked „ coming separation-from, ahow an,'informal Intervie'w: during tha (tefetises of an.enemy. to harm the. naHdh’a security. t ^ d Lebanon, the fourth. Arab . .TheJThe two aujeuryivipg quadruplets i ' by WHERE: Af YOUR REUUuil DISTRICT YOTINU PLAGES euaatioB bggiDat. the whole pfeea yemain anonymous, said that Rob “iRate on ita borders, ajul Hammer)' world’s^. firft_ InternaUonalLi. con None would v*atuce,u gupaavM m MANCHESTER’S LARGEST TV. RECORD ^ or any special part of it."' -i |-'"The trouble arisea, and the'pub- ert, a'poof Btiident a t school, ap- b a n r to^ S tlny^roiik mother ate ference on guTded mlarilei: The to when th* United itotaa would He gets Bhort-change^ on informa akjold alraady has confeired witlT reported in fair condition. .Bod- symposium now belnr held here SUPER MARKETS But. Slocum aaid, the American pafanUy waa a poor atudant of lite, Labanes* ofnciela. ‘ >I n . have an accurate bitofconUnental Prompt F r « Call and 'RME: 12 NOUN P.M. . " . gad APPLIANCE SHOP ’ tion, he said, Jlbecause many Ig wall. Ip* of four aocially prominent'idln- waa ertanged bjr the acientme rocket capable of carrying a hy- ' t A4AIN. ST. to 8 . raaa "cannot be a free and con- public officials luive ah eutalaed jJTia UJN, » ' / . .(OtuOiiMg 4« ûg* TUMUty-eua).' V 7 ' : .1',. . MANUHfc&iEft EVENING HERAlIp, MANCHESTER. CONNm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 bagiii this week, haedad by tha Bush Hits Delay case o r Reginald Bradway, admin Sweden Says Himmler istrator,' va. Josaph Gchch, raault- room shortoga. Kinflargarten On Court Choice Ing from tha death of Reaald Young Slayer Board Agenda* ||V6rnon^8 Bid pupils have bean using the amaller nradway,<$. Vernon, by drowning building on the property since laat New Haven, April 25 l^H-Sen. in a, pond owned by Gerich laat, The State Labor Department BOARD OF DIRBCTORS y**''- ^ ' Betrayed Adolf Hitler Bush (R-Omn) charged lest night, September. raportad tbday that utS number t)id Not Attend He«rtag Ream Accepted for . The Board of Education lua felt Ckimmanded to report for jury, that the Senate Judiclaor Commit of claims for unemployment conl- 5bmlrt|ml BuHdlag It could convert the larger building duty are Mrs. Elizabeth Barcomb Asks Pensions integration tee "bottled up” the nomination of pansation in tha Mancbaatar -area May I— 8 |Mn. into claaarnom space on an emer and (Tarenfa Jv Goss, Andover; Tripfe Funeral SUckhotm. Swaden, AprU 28 r But It said he also aaked th e' U.S. Bolidtor general to a increaaad from 7S0 to 797. during 'PICNIC FuMte ReRrings County Home gency basis and l)itsr uaa' tha Williem Balrh and Marshall P. Hartford, April 38 OH ~ Gov, tP>—ts w a ^ Mid today that G«> ' Sweden's leidlng banker, Jacob federal court post for almoat 10 tha weak ending Saturday. WnXIAM HOLDEN On a proposed addltionaVappro- tracts for a new elementary! Lovegrove, Bolton; Roderick . G. Rlblcoff yeaterday approved a prlatkm of $1,200' to Highways for school site. { atapo cfaict Htiniich Himn^cr waa I Wallenberg, thref timte' tn ar- months. * ■ Oomtributing to tha tncreasa. was study by a special committaa on E D I NOVAE (CoaHBMd troos Roga One) Rockville, April 28 tSpecial) — e * a traitor to Adolf H^dcr two 1 range such eontacta ~ In IMS, Marrotte and- Sidney P. Orlando, BOSAUND E08SBUU snow removal and sanding (by In annbimcing tha outcnirQe :o f: A N T SOUS Bush said this was an affront tha layoff of 30 workers by a Jocat ways and means of IntagAtmg dweUIng in which the dead and transfer). Vernon's $f6^000 bid on the Coun ' yafcn'tafdre Ûie fall o f tho Gar- i 1M4 and-4M8. Columbia; Charles % Alien, Mrs. garment shop. Ths number of In the crbne he had committed, the bidding,' the rommlkaioners aaid' to riaatdent Elsenhower and to federal Social Security with "Uia bijurad lived waa wracked. ty Home will take (he pro^rty If mah Third Reich. i '' Published First Time Ruth U French and Winthrop itial claima. howavar, remained "P U R TA T doctor said. On a proposed new appropria only one offer waa higher than the "those , who believe with him In Merrtmm, Coventry; (^yda A. State ratlremtnt program for tion of $290.19 to Capital Improva- A hUtotlcal White Book pub- Ona tha first time, weak. Increasing only from 78 to aoorche a member of the Toivn Pension Uuaraateed for I yrntT ' killed himself in his Berlin bunker. The White Book largely con- by. some Southern senatora who Dalton, Mrs. NHia R. Eaton and two-atdry frame home into a maaa crime under police questioning/ flrat be approved by a Board of This accounts for the commis I 195. Actually, under stale law, he U System to the Penaion B Rp(aiiklHgs date for a public hearing on a Bernadotte later' was killed by child, Marie,'15, escaped through a proposed ordlnsnce to change the to a new Finance BoA-d. having no interest In the buildings. TollandXôunty broken dining room window. She He said thMRobert appeared too The Farm Bureau bid $3,000 for Jewish gunmen In Jerusalem Sept. Beirut, Laknnon, April 2S (Pv— As Highlight of Ceremonial date of the flscal yepr. The Selectmen are given the ■17, IMS, while serving as U.Ni auffered cut# and bruisea. The fa oensltlve, Mpiclous. and apparent power to replace the Board of the small school building, krhlch Superior Coprt The United. Statfs Offered Lebsr. ly b rood ^ a lot, sthce he built the To see what action the .Board FREE MANC4ÊSTER‘t mediator in the Palestine War, ther climbed down a ladder to will take on I’bcommendatlona of Finance by virtue of SUte Sta- It had hoped to use as an agrlcul- non $2 million, today to help ra^ aafety. Everythinir from Flippy tha tele-êUMl buggy; two mounted cow- ■pankliTOa up to the point where tural c«nler-andiler-and office aps(apace. - The White Book said Bernadotte build mountain villagea destroyed Town Counoel for settlement of jloiea. according to a legal opinion Dfuve - had bee'h asked by Himmler in the Mra. Curtis, who waa '/iaiting vlaloii clown to a flight of an Air boys, ona on a $5,000, saddle;, a they yitre interpreted as parental rendered by Town Counsel Harry Morgan Strong bid ie.lOOk for Rockville, April 25 (Special)— by an earthquake last month. The persecution. three claim aults against Jhe town. MOTH-PROOF spring of 1M5 to be prepared to. go neighbors, ruahed home and at National Guard fighter wing will miniature car provided by Mc- H. Lugg., surplus land.. Dr. Andrew Cala A University -qt Connecticut freah- q\iBke killed 130' parsons and in ’ Bbt much of what was going on •Piiblir Dloeuoslon on Other Items at once to Gen. Dwight D. Elsen tempted to enter the blaaing ati-uc- be featured here Saturday In con Chirs' Motors; and an antii|ue, T(- I According to Welles, tha town brese,-WeaC Hartford, bid $25,000 ftian was fined $25 on a charge of jured hundreds in southam Leba paasenger car driven by R a n a with Robert apparently went on W ATER COMMI!4.HIO.NRRH hower, Allied Supreme commander, ture but waa beaten back by nection with the' annual anti- PaMIe Hearing , dhalrmen of both parties have for the large building. PLASTIC R breach of peace yesterday In Tol non. « Dupree. f In his mind, iind to the people 0 6 NOWI ‘‘in case the situation with Hitler flamea, muscular ‘djrstrophy parade. >* On a proposed extension of a been asked to submit candidates The'County Home hoa been va- land Couih.y Superior Court. The U, 8. Ambassador Donald Heath, In addition, there wiu be two ■round him he was jiiat an average is changed,"-l-meanlng If Hitler said tha money would be uagd to Neighbor# aatd a "thunderous ex-. The parade, staged by the Nut sanitary aewer in Osk St. Ext. and for the appointments. At last rsnt since July when State wards W ITH EVERY W IN n k case waa an appeal from Manafleld pIoalMV*. ahook the area about flpata -T one provided by the boy: night's meeting of the Selectmen came under direct care of the waa eliminated. Juatics Court. rebuild 5,500 wrecked homes and meg Forest, No. 116, Tall Cedars the aaaessment of the cost against Seta CoadlUona 10 p.RL Sphinx Temple of Shrlners .find He was a3tlve in 4-H work, was abutting property owners. no names had been received, W el State. Since that time several' par COAT CLEANED Eugene Carll, 24, Colcheater, repair 11,000 others. of Lebanon, will Include 15 bands, another, depicting Tall Cadara' 8 former Cub Scout, Interested In It said Bernadotte promised . ------a .... . FIra Chief Michael Smith aaid IS marching Unlta, armored ve Public Dlsrusslea on Agenda Items les aaid. He said the former mem ties have shown interest in obtain- %’sa arreatad upon compleint of a- there were "aeveral poaalble fight against muscular dystrophy, •ports, and he liked to take care of ber# of the Plnance Bo»rd* ‘>->1 tng the property for various pur (Caak u s i Curry) Schellenberg he would do so on nurse at Windham (Community ,A 200-pound hog haia 10 pounda hicles, television stars and other supplied by Nutmeg iroraat. his chickens, 75 of them. these conditions: of pork chops. cauaaa,**' including an overloaded apecialtieaib '■ RRHRARHAL 8CRRAMR refiiaed to reconalder their reaig- poses, among them housing de- Memorial Hoaplial who said as aha electric light meter and faulty wir There will, also be three yoke of He tpid a friend the day before Charlotte. N. C. (A*) —A resi n)ftlona. . ' vôpment and a sanitorium. "Nimmler could overthrow Hit was going home In Mansfield one The parade unlta will assemble at ing. He''aaid some of the children oxen hauling a wagon/ a tractor- the. shooting that he would leave dent of a downtown hotel called However,' the Selectmen exp(K;t County Isglslators debated at ter and succeed him, dlseolve the night aha waa annoyed by Carli barter oak Field and Mart at i drawn c;rt:n3 tt^rv^TlcleTaup: him the chickens, because he was Nasi p ^ y ^ put art end to' the Were- burned to death and the othera the police to oay he heard tome- to have a new Board of Finance length the poasibllity of keeping and a group o f friends riding in amothered. ■ 199th.r„f.ntry t.:k going away. Robert later told po thing that "sounde like a youhg within the next two weeks, Wel Wulf iGerman guerrllia) movement hla car.. ■ them up Main St. to the Center,'.epmpany ( the land for a poaaible 'County . It waa the worat fire tragedy in lice ha planned the sHootInga, and girl screaming" in an alley behind les said; Then a Town Meeting building. They also .considered FRIENDLY and permit the transfer to Sweden Judge Samuel Nallita reserved and on E. O n ter St. to Madison the loâl firemen will also VaURNSIDE^ the Matory of thia recently incor be expected to be sen^' to reform the hotel. ' date will be announced to consider holding it as an investment. of all Dantsp and Norwegian piis- decision'In the oese of Louis Da- I - - RASV niEK rAKEINO St. Here, the units .w ill. counter achool.' ^ 3 porated town on Newfoundland’a represented, with apparatus from Investigating officers turned In the County Homs property, he onersr - Dalt and'Richard E. West against march post the Moiionic Temple, both the North and South Man wait cooat. An .auction sale waa arrahged this report: added. Duick supiWr: allcea of* pre CLEANERS A;7cw weeks later, Bernadotte. H&rold L. Hinson. Presentation of Kim Novalrib ‘ ^ N O N I O ” where they will be reviewed by chester departmenU scheduled for today foe the chickens, along with "The only thing we've found lip Tall Cedars officers of the Supreme Seeks to Redeve Shor cooked ham broiled with canned 13 MAPLE STREET , actordlng to th^ White Book, t<^ld evidence was completed yesterdey _ n»iiuiar»M t;lt display. In addition, the North the three cows and two heifers on here ta the Charlotte Boys' Choir. The tovi-n seeks to gbtat In the case. bavM Brtaa ■ - Lala havii BIr z c Forest and Nutmeg .Forest. ■ sweet potato hslvei and pineapple Himmler •‘in person that he waa Destroys Hotel finders' drill team will be one of tho failB- Muata been them," land to help solve an scut rings. DeDait and West brought; the •■rirsv o r nt'EaioBT rass" , Warren, Pa.. April 25. )—A Funds will be collected from the marching units Saturday. not going himself \ô Elsenhower at S:M - lt:ia ' A but would transmit a "request" In action be a result of .a motor- roading fire destro;Md the century- spectators along the line of march Baiids the matter to Swedish Foreign cycla-tgucK^ crash In Stafford |l.. t a.m. ’‘ rrlda af 81. I,aala old Carver Hotel, biggest In this to aid the Tall Cedars' fight against The music for Ihk parade will be ”fclaa., i '‘Mr: BabfHa'' ----- Minister Chrtatian Guhihsr. Springs In Saptemhar 1984. The B a M city of 15,000, early today and muscular dystrdphy. supplied by the Manchester High three parties 'In tha case are all Withaat CaaM" .houra ‘ laur police frantically The parade srill'be televised, and This request, the Wlitte Book TELEVISION School band, the Manchester Pipe Stafford Springs rasldriita. ' sought to contact three guests of spectstbrs will get a unlt-by-unlt Band, the Orenadiera, . O'fiellly's said, was accompanied by a per Jury lis t ficially listed as missing. desbrlption of it from William De- sonal letter from Hlmmlgr to Drum tc Bugle Corps, Caravan Tolland County Clerk John H. The list of missliiK had been cut Han, who will -brooflcast from a Corps. Tall Cedars Band, 'Hie Gunther; which Bebnadotte took to Yeomans has announced the from an original total of seven Stanek Blectronira sound truck. Stockholm.- P B 0 6 B A M S Snappers Comedy Band. Silhouette names o f 30 county residents to as four men re trie d they had es The planes to fly overhead will Fife and Drum Corp, St. Patrick's "As a condition for his cnoperr serve jury duty, during the Spring caped solely from the biasing 106- be from the 103rd lighter wing. atlon," the White Book added. Irish. Pipe Band. 43rd Division, session of Tolland County Su- Video Everyday — , wom structure. But Police Chief They will fl.y over twicsK—before l^nd. Charter Oak Drum and' Bamadotte mentlonad "n ot' the 'perlor Ooiirt.. Mike Evan, who had been optimis and during the parade. dissolution of the Nasi party and All Righta Reoerved -r- rtfe Band, Warehouse Point Band, , Civil Jury^ cases are expected to H- T. Dlcklnaon A Co., Inc. tic that all guesta would be found Joseph-E. Luts will, be parade American LegioR Ppst No. 102, so oii but the capitulation of the safe, admitted: German troope In Denmark and M e e t m e i n marshal and Jack M. Gordon will Manchester Drum and Bugle Corp. Norway."' "W e ’re worried abobt three be chief of .staff. Burt Lehman is ■nd Col. John Chester Fife and L A S V E G A S men..We have been unable to find head pf the Nutmeg' Forest- com Drum Corp. The White Book said that, al any trace of them.’’ though under the flag of thb Swed mittee that has made arrange The marching units will include le a OoLO M'Wfde SNTiaraiMMtMiTi Chief Evan said the guesta un ish Red Cross, the Bemadotte mls- ments (for the ‘Parade. the Manchester auxiliary police. •>-BOXING BNDB TODAT 945 Hartfbord Road —Ckarlay daaaaka Va. Mila "TMK C A S T O F T el. 5U 9-4597 (iV 3i,*Y.rhi)Vtf coNqL'tfaoa*’ "Noaii Oti IPoamtây** âad Kvaratt' K|o« b«» Mot. t X"' •'BBIxr. t a il li f e < t) MICBRV MOCBB CLUB THIS IS YOi'B L^rS ^ E va ., Caai. ■ 4 :iav lOOO’s (Ul FLirPY THE CLOWN iit'ca" ( » l I'NCLE ED ^ (Mi IIAB M CLrnHOCar. GANG 3 years in tut FILM THEATEB . (U) OCT WEST OnrULAS EDWARDS bOtniHful now PARK RO^ A.VD THE NEWS ' TWIN SKTIONAL 7k»$A8 3 ; » (S3) SPORTS ' . ' leetiNMy -fShred la yewr disks ef mmy 7)3V M) WEATHERVANR Manchester Memorial Co. At seOeaoay advsrthsd—— tss sioey flsiieit TBSw errosf sissliii J 3 ;3( ( IfD Ik N K Y ljtN D • 0pp. East Ceraeter;r^.^ V —ye* modeay pficed fen )* eWar .'41 , ' "Tka Slary af Ika Aalmalal ieede>y atited for Mt effsf . - Drawlaa'; , HarrUoh SL—50 t-siMI '■ ■ ■ - I - .’ ■ ■ ! . ' ■ai) PATTI MOE BOTH <»XW.NIE>(T KEITH S’rORE.q OPEN THl'RSDAV ' NIGHTS. Heflh'a, FREE PARKIN O A t Both Slorro. Tan Our Own i^ rk ia l L o ts . ------Just’ A Step From Our Dodrs. Never A Perking Charge For Keith StardfyrAt *^*?’’* CnatiMnersf •

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V...; PAOB roU R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, .1954 T T - r PAGE FIVE BlMck of red hair waa * faiWlUr m i A r —^ i t Savitt Doctor W « n t r d h j F B I SlaliQ^s Son Bight to many ktuacovltaB. m He even had tha beginnings of V W O O O »ltM Daily Radio w o ra —ui* of a political career. He waa at i * i » Toils btFeia^ - ona time a member of the Mooeow IhENUTMEIXXR HOUSE W OKO-1M 9 S«uter« w nO —IN* ■V. ^ I Ignored in Soviet and tha Moscow Commit- TheyVe mixoble,/ j taa of tha Communist Mrty. Ha LUNCHEON OMd DINNER SERVED DAILY Tb# touowtii* iirogN W *n »^ n » WDRC—JBHi C'araoa < was a daputy of tha Swrtma So CE WQTH—41aBa Biiatara Living in IJS> Soviet Shift Baaqaat FaeOMea Par Pthrala ParUea ■r* wppUN by tb« ndto muuc*' Ilia - viet of the RuaalAn RuRibllc. TheyVe maichoble . . B'HAY-^Dodgrr. vi. Glaalf Yet there were s)giif. even be m alar Baom Baatjaal Hall--Ceelrtall LaaagaywMea’a Bar ■tcnu. and at* aubjMt (o chang* ttTtmnt 4^000 Mutl« Moacow> Afd’ll U lAR—O r. Paval Ntw York, April 35 CAR—Among fore hla fatber'a dagth that ha had witboui Botioa. . a r blM'l Nftt A. Tebankov haa raturnVd to tba all the crttlclam directed by Com- gona Into acllpnC. In Fabruary THURSDAY SPECIAL: Sfiierbratcn. Wiener Schniticl, _r«rtatlofi soviet Union altar what I** :s lliuile Hiitbaal w o n ra arribca tb aix yeara of mtaery anif seph Stalin thera la ona atraiwe datea was elected to the Mooeow HO-V—R«c«ra K«nM . alx .montha c l terror In tb«. United emission. WXNV—R« 4 ^ t MauaM WIIAY^ tNx1g^r« rn. Soviet, he waa not ronaitMd. Thia FRIDAY SPECIAL: Old Fashioned Shore Dinners . Thurs., Fri, Sthtea. . * . Hot a word |a being aald about WTIC—WWow >rF2AC« R9d Wtr By his account, printed in Prav- tha dictator's aviator son, Lt. Gen. StaUn diad^ > ■f- WUTH Your Bailor Tomorrow da. it waa thli way; Vaaglly StaUn, and the role he Tha layt tima Vaaally was seen *'wHAY^Muate MarchaM WHAY<~ DtMtgrrR Vf. GlAMIft Aaslgned to a Soviet rifle dlvB may have played In the plots and in pubM waa at hia father's, fu SATURDAY SPECIAL: Prime Ribsôf Reef With Yaric , . WOCC—HeoiiM JU»ut WTIC—Lono ftangrr alon., he was raptured by the Oer- counterplots' of hla father's last neral./Ha was not mentioned In ahire Pudding ...... T ...... wSw^R»ou»*« MaUaaa • ■ . WDRC-^rJU^BPACO and War maha In January 1945. A lter lha I _ , ■VSTTI'T-nr. N. V. r»al, Wi :TH—Your llf>ttrr Tomnrrtm years. caBndetioin w lUbtha ceramontaa in WDRO—CaJ Kolby war he spent lour yeart^ in dis Vassily la simply being Ignored. the Soviet prees. But a Soviet M MARKET SQUARE WOTU—Waaworfca WHAY—DiMlf««r« f«iafi(i placed peraons camps In lAaat Newtaftaa CsBler, Coaaertknrt TEST‘ \ YOUR ; - • . - fa # SKILL . He diaappaarad Immediately after photograph with an official cap *;!*- WTIC—\*ou Brt Your Ula Germany. ^ 7 WHAY—Batty aimball WDfMVMv Son hla father's 'funtral and hasn't tion distributed for ^sa abroad ddM Wyai af Cripple Chlldrea’a Hame Tel. MO 6-4447 Tk# / MW etf WCOi^Racord Ra.ua WnTH»Mfht Mu«lr "The Cltriia Associated" com byen haard froiA since. Identified him as one of hla Charlaa BoalSager, Host Edward IMatotky, Chaf WKKB—Ssom- R.rtaw f:U-» pany waa ahipnlnir cheap labor r BTIC—Papper Yottag ' WHAY^ D ' l ' * WlXX^Racord Ravlaw WIIAY Dodf^rr v* lilanit camps IIIIM .. ttthe Jlurpose of Alcak- damaa K. IMggs last year In tha Lublanka Prlaon In the Soviet government will reveal Separates WICilll- Baaaball 'Maiinta WTIC -Dun in fUirthm Ing theiia /reaiaeaiatbnca of Mnlcana Moscow. what happened to him. WTIC—Tha Womaa WDfir—PrfM ronfrr^nca \ ■ WGrU~N(ffht MuHc and Neafoea who had'no desire to James Rddie DIggi, 43, born In Hla slater Svetlana Ibid tKree $ t U - work tor the roladrly pay the plan CHOOSE A DIAMOND 5 Vorth Carolina, Kaa been placed American newsmen Who viaitad WHAY-'Dodgrrr v». (tiantft tatlioylir paid." her more than a yeap ago that he !*w haY—Raeord Rodaa \VTU''^'Dun In nhvthm nkov. a graduate o( Tomak | F B l't Hat of the 10 moat Before you buy a ifeater or ICC—Record Rariaw-- WDIU/Âmiat D Andp^Mutlc Hall waa vary, vary Ul/and that she T O -foabaU Mauaat WGTH-*Nl«bt MOflc MedlcWt InitUuta, aald ha earned { wanted fugitivei. He 1a wanted for hoped ho would l^wellôon. \ . . -HC—Ifttr, W 15 rente a.rrate packing .oranges., 1 proaacutlon for three murderi In WHAY-'D(Kj*.r. . . Rlanta The solid factMa that Vaaslly I r o ^ ^ ^ b V a d Ray Nor WTIC—Cli.l Hunli.v and that only two or three days it' Virginia and wounding a police- Isn't around any more. ^ Air ConditiQner for your home, (lU- WtWr—Roitiaa^* tiaoda week. So he moved to C3ilrago, j man in North Carolina. i WBAYrRarcnada WGTH-Mfbl Muitc where he worked for Mandei Broa. i Theie crimes were committed In During the year’s of hla fa------Raoord Raaltw !•:!»- store and at St. Anne'a Hospital. ,. May. 104V. and Dlgga has been at ther'a reign ha used to be very Hare's All. You bo: ball Vattnea a*HAY — tK*da.r. %*.. t.taau much in evidence In the Soviet Radin uiM WTK'—Thta la MoarAat "Tima went like thli," he wrote. | large aince then. Ha allegedly see this new Westinghbuse Aesecrest WORO-Cai Kolby WDRC—Romanea Mnoda "Work a day and then look for a < kilted hia wtfa and two email sons capital, He waa the commander / WOTH—Bobob aad Ray IBaw !•:»-WOTM-nama., week }o find work lor another; May 26, 194», and live dayi later of the Afr Forcea.of the Moscow •J»- WIUY- aa.a a Ufa day. Such a fate la difficult." | Dlgga shot a North Carolina po- MtllUry District. He led the air ,;W# have ona 20-point diamond in a * If it it tha diamond, you keep it as WHAY—BdInC Kaa. < , WTir -r.iV. Cnmip.nlar. paradya over Red Square and the year-round Air Conditioner WCeC—Record Review , WOR«l—RAmanca Mooda He said'he decided to come back I iireman In the-mouth when the in small centaihar, mixed with rhma- Wlwn^BaaabeJI Matinea WOTH-nabta to Riiaala last fall and wrote to the |,w olllcer tried to apprehend miliUry aectlon of the .air parade your own with our good wiihai, WTIC—BHD Radio UBM at 'Tushine airdrome While his fa stenas, '* . ' *'t W D R 6> ^ Kolby _ l•:4a- Soviet Embassy In Washington Dlgga and t^d compbniona. ^lA TS III Wisier... COOLS in Summor ■■ t / . •. w c tfi—Bob and Ray thtm B’HAY—Ra.a a Ula From then on, he continued, hla Dlgga ii 6 feet tall, weighs 160 ther watchyd from below. He waa •i w n o —Barvira In tha Ra.arva foptatcpe were marked by fear and a frequent visitor at the 51oscn<-.- -.Contast is Thurtddy, jFriday and Sat WHAV-Saing Eaay' WDRC—Romania Mooda pQiinda, haa a alendcr build, brown CMS II ireHsaiia av WCCC—Record Revlaw ■ WGTH—Boundlna BMrd dread. '. eyea. black-hair anfd it a Negro. He Hippodrome—tha raca track. Hla washable, crush-pruf * You limply pick out ena which you ba* II :W - Warned of Siberia ' tai casBictKai.Msti oiaiCAi •ociiiv urday only. WKNB-Baefbell Matinae WHAY—Nl*hi Wairh haa been employed as an aircraft New combination heating and cooling unit liava to ba the diamond. WTIC—lUdU Radio uoaa WTIC-Nawa Ha aald myslerloua piainclothea- mechanic, chauffeur and porter. ; WDRC-Cal Kolby _ ^ > B't)Rf%>Navn men stopped him at railway sta automatically maintains comfort level you WGTH—Let Paul * Mary Ford Wr.TH-NIghl Mualc Dlgga haa a solid gold tooth, apace tions and airports demanding hla between the upper front teeth, and chooM—all year-round. Filters out dust, din, * You then take your selection to Sheor * A purchase of any amount In our Cor- - V ^ V —Ntwo . 11:0 - documents. In a Washington hotel M a iflore Cetton faille^ WCOC—Good Bveolnt Goad HoaM WIIAY—N’lgtit Svmnhony frequently wears a mustache. FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD pollen. . . removes cxcms moisture. Needs leu Jewelers, 977 Main St., in Manchaitar, WKNB—Today ta Sperta WTIC—Biwrta Pinal room h( said he waa visited by an Hla eye* are aenaltive to light . .set Dept, qualifies you for this contest WTIC-Wawa WDRCr-Kal Colbv American who warned him he than half of space required for xparate heater I 'V^-^ " WPTO—Nawa Wr.TH-.Mfbl Mualc and he was wearing tinted glaaaea FUEL PURPOSES oTtkill, lliM - Would be driven to Siberia, then before his disappearance. The and air conditioner. You save as much as S200 W Cll^N tw a WHAY—SymptioiiT'In lha Klgbl ^ tried to bribe him by offering him -• They will identify your sejaction at a ?!!!■' • :1 |- - . ' WTIC—Biai-llahl Baranada formula for their optical correc over separate units. Heats with 6il or gas. WHAYy—Sforti. big money for three minutes on the tion was "R-.50-'.50 cx 180j L-.25 i MEANS Rosecreijt shopes it slenderly^îôred thinaifena or the genuine diamond. , ertnlua Oeed MHaM WDRP-Kal Colbv Voice of America. . Phone,, or write for FRfÊ 20-page "Home * There must be e winner. .da WGTH—Dancb Mualc b •1.25 cx 2.5," ( otto ll ! t t - , (In Washington. State Depart- Owner’s Guide to Central Air Conditioning.” . . . . feminine or boy-like . . . toking a YfHAY —Bymphon. In tha Nlfbl ment officl.ls said there w.s ab- w OLD COMPANY’S bard* w n c —Marltgbt Saranada WORC—Klirht Owl BOlutely no tru th to Tebenkov'e *‘*'J*‘* ,**,*r*”l w floral print in on obbrevioted blouse • :» - itsteme'nt that a Voice of America m i’.Mi.i<• (Officiale said they had no full ikirt with print bait . . . I ThtMltr Rufert Chemical Co. hava broken details readily available on Teben- S I0 .9 9 NâadXuatd down, announced plans to picket kov's stay In the United StatesI. tho plant in the Centerbrook sec In New York, he said, two niPTowsoiLw/rff Lawla American "secret police" repre- tion of town today. aentatives vtst'tMl hU apartm ent THE DIAMOND m aldluiaa o f tha ddidw'ynne CHeml-' "I acreamed and ail my fellow .C.tgltagC.tt 0 / Muaia cal'Corp. of New York. peesengeri came to my aaalst- bw I Tha union has been negotiating ance," Tebenkov asserted. "The Sv, <4 Thurs:,.Friday wnc-...- nrti for K\ contract with the company WDRO-BInt C ra^ policeman had no recourse but to WCTU-Gabriat lUattad since Non after tt waa named bar releasef me., li ta - gaining agent last January. \ Saturday WHAT-«a*a a Ufa ' Its dSmanda taichide a 30-cents- "I came to only when the plane wccc—QpN Awwta* Ooed Muaia took off. And when I stepped on an-hOur pay incrcabe. in response Soviet soil In Leningrad you can Why own or W ear a dia L a w n y o im I gardans nood tha right kiiid of for^* to which the company has offered well Imagine w hat emotions Ailed mond unle.s.5 it’.s the most lizars fa ba at thair bast. W a hava good.bronds far a alidlng pay boost which It says my heer^." will liicrtaae the~ workers' aver beautiful diamond you can oil piirpasas. Deep and Slim WHAY—podaeri v«. Olanu age pay from its present 11.80 an ,afford! Investing in an in- Myanlnt S m MuMe a*a Reat- hour to 81.96 an hour by Febru ^ /^Traffic Deienatv* Set ary of êxt year. “ -/ ferior quality diamond is an • I ar Cooaaduencta • '•***» f T—**Bnii II im The Pouch WrIw , leadcj* .'aalrt .cthat. Aha.uB-. • Hartford.' • A pril "26 ■ UPr ■ <*“^\Oov.' yf extravagant waste of expected death of H en ry Gold- Rlhicoff > yesterday named V 38 ■ money! Our Trea-sure Garden• « Carts O n f^ ic T w o wvRBc- pwner af the company. In delegates to represent Connecticut Chest diamond? ARP! the Florida during the Sret week in at the Eastern Regional TrslAc fine.st and most beautiful to tha all purpaga utility cart April wee a in diarupting Safety Conference In Atlantic City "Pagoda" the hegotiatlone. May l. . be found! Come in and se^ for yourself! Priced as Iqlv ‘ 4 BBIERAL as $90, tax included. / RUBBISH BURNERS Handbag T V SE R V IC E / •« ***>• • § i s AObO ■ASV FAVMBNTB INVITBO WHEELBARROWS NlgMa «Aa93 rhuPitta Chick McClufe. . . Very aniart and veW pew thla aclaqpr-type frame ptasUc handbag wiU^ top overlap. Lined, with • Tiuitlt-SIM You Con Got Yeiir tiny dot print. \Vhlte\\vith frame in solid white, Charlotte Ridlon shell, gold dual or blaCk, pink With gold dust or •Now *54 PONTIAC ' c M ic / ia e ^ i white frame and blue with'gold dual or white Formfit’s leading stylist and .fash and Mif SERVICE tliot FREE PARIUNG IN THE ST. JA5IES IX>T - .TEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS Lawn Rakes frame. ' ion con.sultant from New Ydrk.will AlXlBD FAVtOBT'SonOlUSBB goof with it at 9.58 .MAIN ST., SlANCHESTER be in our Corset Dept, to discuss TV SERVICE . .vour individual problems. Sec the e a.M. TO t PM. - THE Kn ow n name, the know n quality since i 900 newest Kormfit foundations skill- S1J50 P tf Hmi«« C ol MeCLURE FONTIAC ONLY fully designed for complete > . .1 rgck'TABT* I ■78 MAIN Sf. .MANCHESTER lu ypooto ; Ml 9-4545 ______“Figure-Type” fit wittt the ■BBTIMa A ix MAROMlBmB l a w n grcatc.st degree of per- < s6nai comfort. '

stHng-slii^' \\hr-- r ; ji ‘XC«*C .*•* '*<■ "1^ !.•'<’ ' ^ o y l i i i g s ■ — \ - .7'^- f . $ m r e Vegetob/e Seed V, linen-loyely THE "FRAGRANCE THAT SINGS Uj , ■ ,». . ..^ - I * of all kinds V ^ All thB 'SWBBt premiM* of Springtim* .m Hw young vifith a »ir«n's heart. CRYSTAL STRAW Only in Troylings Including Scatts Turf RuHdar / Our 1L9S and ather Scoff products ■IFB Formfit Pantie and Girdle I*;, "SklpplM" Pantte In nylon- elaalic net wlt(i satin elastic paneli front and This will lie the year for Lime— Peat back. High waistband . . . long leg design for mssimum thigh C A stray and Seymour Troy’s c6ntrol. S,'M, U #G.V [I typical originality features .Shown a t right, m atching girdle. 8, M, I--r $ 7 .5 0 new Crystal Straw, import- ; V- ed, from Switzerland . . . ^ Onipn Sets - P*otatoes fully fashioned ;Shown on left figure, "Life Ro- Shown on figure at right, VLIfe Ro Ip soft, light and flexible, both j mance" Bra lifts, holds and motda mance'' .Nylon -taffeta and am- yoii 1.1 new figure perfection. Col- nroldered nylon sheer. Clrcle-alttch- r; styles shown come in .soft- ' CplOOlN ... HgKl oad leva!*. log-size stockings ton hiosdclolh. Clicle-alltched with '’'#(f^wlth "Nylo-Biald" for lasting tone beige or gray ombres, 1.75 5.00 “Nylo-Biald" for lasting uplift. beauty.' 82A tq 36C. White only. 32A to 38C. . " r gleaming white and .spark- enruMi coioom concintiati... Lawn and Flower Bed Fencing ■ ling black. Sizc.s lO' .j to 12 ' a cloud N hograaco with but a 1 .3 5 to 1 .9 5 a pa ir available at.extra co.st. touch ol tho fifigor. 1.95 $2.00 $3.50 *XASUAi n a ru H i" . . . ttoyhtg powor Matching Haiidbogs •I porluniMi. UM at lovithly ei 'R osoH oV toilot woWt. XfiO ^ We Deliver M - • T 5 "50UD" COlOONf. . . coaMntnito el by Jody „ CLOSING OUT ALL OUR r Pius 10% Fed. Tax ■ liquid celegaA in ilkli iemi. I V, eui^i HU euriMM . . . a lltHa fle«DW A to eofry.avairywhar#. I J* Falnilous Sorrento SHEATHS i \ 4 •• BtMTINO POWBMf. . . to dstid your ARTHUR A junior-love empire iheath in crisp, pastel 'bsdy In dalicieu. mitm. I.7S - , DRUG STORE linen, a figure-hugging triumph witn . de 1AOM6T71. . . aaqukito galdan Mogra mure Italian-Inspired standawa'y t-collar,. BREV (purpW odge) S i^ t ta .. Wpfhdbfe 2 Ply Cottpn f 4 2 M A IN S t r e e t Say ' aanaggling jatca tiia parivtoa.-8*9 ■ sleek elongated bodice! Ocean Blue, Mid*- X 5IODITC (|rm nige) lI i DrcH>-49 (t'44nli-).SiH('9'iSxlili t o * . nite Bleck end Beige. 7-tS. " 6y Nafrix ’ ^ Regularly $3. ‘tH U R i IF .akpim'. FREE PARKING IN 34 DEPOT SQUARE >•••••••• -S H O E S T> p o p u l a r p a r k in g l o t TEL mT m 274 i fJ r y e / f •21 MAM ST.. Mi^lCHISnil ' ■ .r f * \ B u cJ (f r t it — 4" * f IiV ■71 ,"i'r .1' '.Ij 0 :Hl. 'Hi', .11 •)- ip ■'/. ---,4'' ,'l. "'t.'ii- /(I) Jiilf f ( f / ‘FV. > j 4i-'» •- ■ I ■'(«

P A G B S a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDN^DAY. APRIL 26. 196f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ H*EpNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1958 ...... ■ m.— .—■ Cotmmhim Prad Lawman. Andrda Standard, Rabart Hatchett, Dtek Saagda, (up lUghtly ever laaâar) ar la- lig a Um key cycle. Thara ara kaya to nassmah in Frankfurt bought a Germany has for eenturiee kac. Peggy Wlthay, Suaan Carlson, Renny Greene, CValg Sanden, Vin Playgroand Jobs O ptn Barringer Hits Juriea (down allghtly) but antaaso- rational atataasanta made ity aosaa Keys, Not Beer, tht back door, too; to the base- unuae and went on gh iBspectlon ■urroundad bykeaUla, or potantlal- George Johnaan, Barhara Pell. cent Sledjeeki. btle daatha xra down 11 par cent of tha s|M>keamen of tha Dasao- 'ment, to the attic, to tha china tour with Ml landlord. The living ly hoaUla, fercoa, toa Auatriana to GOP Caucus Set Sandra Wayland, David Card and Alao Richard King,' Charlea Recreation Dtrectof Jamaa R i^ o f fs Whip over laat year. '■ The Open Forum crAUc party In Mancheater. There Most Pffpiular closet, the desk, even toi tha fuse room wasjocked and no l(ey was tot aouto, tha Franch to tha waat, Janet Greenway. Neff,' Holly .Stannard. George F. Hcrdlc la aoeklng three Barringar said the aim ot tka ara times whan thetr "down with box. ' evident tha Swedea to ths norto and toe For Wednesday - Alao'John Naumac, Jerry Hen- Nile*. John Sadlon. Karen Teaker, young men to act aa play " For Spefsders apeeding crackdown waa laudabla, Oommunlcatlona far pubIleaUou la the Open Forum will act svarything" statements stem to Item ill Reich And, atrOnga u It may/ atam, "It'S In the baaeinent," aald the Russlana to the .east TELSA naquin,.. Billy Forbaa, Marie Had Loulee Willett, Teddy Beebe, ground eupervisore during- the but It waa tha maana the Gover ho guaraataod pubUcatton If thay conuln mora than 300 worda. bordier on nortaense. GTcrmana even lock up their refrig- landlord, "Let'a go gat It'' Therefore, according to toe<.ox« dad. Kriatine Olaen. 'tMane Sanden. Jackie Hodgea, John Knapp, Jo- This has caused many Demo Coiumbia, April 35 (Sptdall 3-a'eek lummer playground Hartford. April J5 A State nor took to enforce I t . thet be Tbo Harald raaqrvaa tha right to decline to publixh any matUr By HERB ALTSf 'H l 1!l eratore at nt^t. Buf the bssement waa locked, planatlen.- Germane tend to pro* GIVIS YOU TH! RIST Janice . Kowalakt, ICUaabath Kai- aeph Pietrowakl. Lee German. Bar period. HcrdH; aald he would "heartily dlsagraea'.' with. crat! to hide under the cloak of Brer, of coiirae, la a German In- too. ‘The call went out for toe tact what they have — even dowit 1M lUpuWCAA Maclora hav« b«an I kim'ita. Gail Carpenter. Neva Swe- bara Gamache, Linda Moore, fdnator has become tha most out- that may ba Itbaloua a r ' which la in bad taxta. Frca axpraaaion independent voter. This condition PYankfurt, Germany (Jb— Don't Rosalind Binder, Da.vna Thomp prefer, college etudents for the •poken opponent of Gov. Abra Said Barrirtgar: “Wa could ■tUdUon, too. T he minlatry of schlosaer." to toe eausagae In toe refrigerator. TELEVUIOK UWVIOntBirK BoUflad that a c a u ^ will ba hald i' nor. Suaan Stannard, Donna Tuck- lobe. Applicant! ehould be at rapidly get to tne point where if ‘ af paliucal viawa la dealrad by coni^rlbutlona af thia character must definitely be changed. The 1st anybody tel! you that In Ger foods announced this month that ----- " - .....I. ABSOCIATIOK ' er, Sherrill Remaen. Sharon Du- aon. Gena Pohiman, John Mori- ham A Rtbicofra recent crack Committee for a Batter Demo- Boclologlsta have an explanation In Taomana Hall Viradnaaday at 3 arty, ieait 18 yeara old. Anyqna In- down on epeedert. the Governor didn't like anyone but lettara which aro defamatary ar abuatva win be rejected. many, bear. Is king, The real sov- 10 mlljloA gallons of beer were for toe German key conaclouanese. Americans-paid about 30 Mllloil I Charmc. Rlleen Alexander. Rich^ tcreatad abould apply to Hardlc parking by fire hydrants he could crstle Party has a good group of of the federal republic is' consumed in the federal republic dollars in tsxsa In 1355. I isisto mm .m TBLKA p.m. for tho purpoak of aalarUnc I ard Card.' Tommy and Freddy Da- JC^rtalna war# managed by Paul Sen. Benjamin Barringer (R- They taMlqln that toe German party andoraad candldatea for dala- at tha Ekst Side Rgereatlon direct the Motor Vehicles Oommla-/ Oleaeary \ - Intalllgcnt, alncert, hard working the lowly key. -. , la 1355. people ire more eecurity conacloua TaaH and tha'maiatan j via. Vudart Eccleaton. Linda Caro- Saegda and Kerry Butler;. Ilghte Center..' -i New Milford I 'aaid the Democratic sloner to suspend driving lloanaaq TKegirantleir candidates. They can bring about 33 flalloBs Per Perssti itaa to tha atat* convention in by Richard l«wia; rycorda by Rob Governor should not "by executive Ta tha Bditar. t ehould Ilka ta taka this op Keys are every-where. You can’t than, any opier .papple in the to toe yaUow gagaa ad Caitford }una 13 and 13. I line, David Goaa. Bugene Ber for 80 dtyt.'' this change. get Into a mouse hole without one. This averages out. tha mlnlitcy world. ^ geron. Tommy Fonyan, Chuck}’ ert Neff and Richard Ger\-ais; and flat, KTite lawe that were never In any dlacuaalan of oppoalta portunity ta eat fortb my thoughta Certain spokesmen of the pres telepkeae keek. CandMataa for tha confraaaion- Forbea. Tommy Colllna waa intfriocuior. * Q. Saif-Maliot for wood In ragard tO the preaent dinmte 'Ihe German .housewife .wouldn't said, to 20 gallons per person, “IB- This la so. they eay, because al diatrict convatiUon June 33 and contemplated by the legillature.” vlowpolntq, argument la Inevitable ent Dctnocmtic Town Committee know Where t'o begin her da^ with cludlng women.'chlidren, oldpeopls R. L WJtNDEU Alao Varna Coughlin, Edwin Em eit Cole and Mra. Robert Rlbicoff laaued an' order ahortlv Mt- oraatalttuiaadfaraiinm. between the faettone of tha Dem have recently gone. In for mud tha aanatoiial diatrict con^-antlon Maarhesler Rvealng Herald Co- Lyon's, served a delirious luncheon. unleao there cqn ba agreement on ocratic Party In' Manchaoter. out her pspk pt keys, and refugees." Juna So. Brouaaaau, Sheila Shine, Linda before* the year began that ail slinging, reaching back through ‘ She carrits around at.Jeaat a .And they all iise keys, an .In- Building Carlaon, Carol Hatchett, Doria tamMa rorTeapoadenl, Mrs. Frank Decoration! were Javender and drivers convicted of speeding would 6 ENIIIAL a daflniUon at terma Tha edn-i I conaider It a .very unfortunate thsj years to try to find Bomejhlng Prartlca Hehadnle Marchlaa, iriepbnne Af’ademy pink atreamara. dlf- dosan of UiemK and aombliihes a dstermlnats numbar. sines thara Is. All boya intareatad in joining the Chartier, Suaan Sorarchl. Ramona lose their Menses for JO days on BUSH HARDWARE \ troveray now raging avtr the to disersdit certain candldstfs of acorr or moi>e. not yet a federal ministry of ksy4 ftacraation Council mnaorod baae- i Simpaoii, S\tgan Randall, Kay 3-90«0. Miss Potter, daughter of Mr. tha first offenat, 30 days on thd TV SERVICE the Oommlttes, Doesn’t thii re Contractor and Mrs. Slurwood Potter, will be n i MAIN ST. MANCHfSmr DemoeraUe primary to be >>«W' may *...... ^ Keys to Bolts to keep score. ball teama have been atked to I Fletcher, Donna Spearman. Joan second. <^3ra M t C A Gall May I preaanU a perfect example.' campllahment of a long aought mind you of n small boy that hat raport May 1 at 3 p.m. at the fol- I Thompaon. Fred Tucker, Ann Pat- mai'HFd to Rpbert Duncan, son of Sind'e ihe order went into effect, lost n fight and is resortjng to First there's the key to the If snybod)^ heppeni to lock thC RtsIdppHd-Cpmniprctii Mr. and Mrs.\Frank puncan, on NlgMa iZ sV E , PhMParlB MItTSBUROH PAINT* ...... Tha Committee for a Batter after goal,' namely, a local Dam- front 'door. Somt’Jmes the.*# arc key inside a room or a refrigera OIL lURNIR kminf placea: Boya 13 yeara of { rick, Brenda Allen. Clifford Char- Miss Poller Guest 'there has been alight change In TEL. Ml 3-3134 name calling to.,vent his rage? AlfproHoiit-RpmpdpHiiit age bofore Jiily 1 and not older tie*. Allen Blum. Steve Flfetrher. June 2 at th^South Methodist the number, of traffic accidenta Democratic Party appeared to Un-; ocratlc Victory in November.. When Think carefully and honestly. more than one, as for Instandc,' the. tor. he'll send out a call for the Anne Banner. Betty Albro, Frank Church. dertake ita campaign on a com-: one comparda: the fketa of the mat- keys to the bolts. "schloessr,'' or kej'maker, a busy "Bnainen Built On snmci than 17 by that date are aakOd to At Bridal ^honer Democratic votcnl of Manchester, fellow In this country. raport to Hutchtna 'Field; boya MarchiM, Joyce Moran, Teddie lately rational level. Initial pub-iter with the atatemqnU of the in about the complnthts that have Then, if she iWea in' an apart MXnRNITY DRESSiS' Customer Suttifactlon” from 3 to 13 yatra of are Marrotte, Ginny Garriaon, Mari EIrcIrd l„iilhpran Official Scity Included a xtatemeht of prin- i lurgent group, it becomei very been outlined here.\ Remember ment, there la a key t(x,.the apart No sclf-reiplecting German and SPORTSWIAR CALL naked to report to tha Horace W. lyn Baker, Norma Ive*. Larry Mlse Carol Potter, 57 Cooper ciplea phrased In moderate lan-J difficult to find anything reeem- ment duor. In each doqr of the motorist would ever leave his car Full Insurance Coverago ' ------n' guaga and tha releasee and ada bling a political Issue. The Insur you, and only you. In the privacy Porter School Sold, accordina to Hutchina.-> Carol Ann JaawInakI, Hill St., waa guest of honor at a ' Cranston. R. I., April 25 (JP) — of tha voting booth, cah do some house, whether It be .x two-room unlocked, even for a quick dash ffel. Ml 9-30.33 / WILLIAMS. an announcement made by Har* Gall Wayland. Oarola Butler. whlM foMowed were expressed in gents appear to be united only In flat or a 20-room mansion, there Is Intn the grocery store. And the bridal shower held recently at the The Rev. Ksrl. Olander of Wor reasonable terms. their opposition to the present thing to correct them, ‘ x A fter6:90P.M. .. OIL SIRVICI tray C. Gollina, Clara Thompaon. Sandra Gardner, home of Mra. Frank Dtinran, 8 cester. Mass., has been elected vice , • Thomas H. ^ io tt, the familiar key. Many Germans quaint American habit oY leaving M aRil N OUTLET ' Tax Beariader' Tommy Kowalakl. Carl Johnaon, Democratic Town Chairman Chairman pf the Town Committee, still lock themselves Into their a motor running and the keys in 565 B. Middle Turaplke 82 BALDWIN ROAD Little 8^. mother of Robert Dun preeident of the New England Con ' Wssley Qryk reacted to thia latest Mr, ,Gryk. Aside from tint/ their / , ..\ 80 ColumbuS.n. Local taxpayera have been re Bernice Clark. Linda Pell. Roae- can. Mlia Potter'a fiance. ference convention . of the : bedroom at night. the car shocks German sensitivity. Open Dally 3 A.M. ta 3 F.M. MANCHKSTER.CONN. M l 9 ^ 5 4 8 minded that taxea on the Uat of marfa Broiiaaaau, Tommy Roberta, threat ta hie position liks a wild opinions on political issues seem to / MancheatiN'. But this is only the ^beginning of Not long ago an American busl- Guests - from Ellincton, East Augiurtana Lutheran Church. be as numerouB as their member 1355 bacan|0 due and payable Bobky Berthiumc. Jerry Bergeron, Hartford. West Hartford and town Others, elected yeiterday. The bull. His camp followers contri ‘A Cloaed Concern' , April I'and will become delinquent Brlak Warner. Sandra Kinney, buted Intemnarate remarka to the ship. I think the situation ahould were present. The bride-to-be re Rev. Elmer Olsen, Georgetown. be recognised for what It is, and, To the E)lltOr, May 1. ^ Mra. Laufa *Squier, tax Jimmy Thompaon, . | ceived many lovely personal gifts Conn., secretary, and the Rev. fray! calculated'to raise a reckleia The Smokescreen Chairman eoUector will be at Teomxni Hell Alao Poran Shumway. Jerny Oor rebuttal. S olhat reipetered Dem in my opinion, the private fights as well as beautiful gift- of linen Richard Pearson. Forestvllle. ocratic wtera will not be confueed of private citisena do not require Wet Gryk has tried to wrap Monday from 10:30 am . until 4:30 lab, Richard Jûghlin,* Steve How and kitchen utensils. ' Coon., irea.stirer. The offlee of ■round the Democratic town pjB. to collect taxea. land. Joh^ Daxy, 'Charlea. Bate#. Mr*. Duncan, asaiated by Mrs. by the flood of Invective employed the expenditure of public funds In Mlnatral Omt president did not expire. by the Gryk group, the writer has primal^ battles In order to settle leadership haan't had enough fuel Btudenta jcho participated In assembled a glossary of terms the score. __ to produce more than a light haze. the recent PTA aponaorad minitral ./ /they have used and attempted to Very truly yours, The bitter personal attacks oq. the were; Suaan Scott. Nancy Brett-’ define what the town chairman Franris C. Shea, Esq. challengers have failed to obscure . achncidcr, Kitty Keegan. Sandra and his subordinatea really mean. 101 Glenwood St.,- the Issues, 'niey^re clear and still Manchester, Conn. strong. \ \- Stmpaon. liobla Kaplan, John Mori- ‘‘Insurgent'’—anyone who doesn't th e present leadership has si-* ■■ To / ' arty, ’ Katherine Gamache. Jackie agree with me. ways made a half hearted attempt Marrolte, Bobby German, Michael / ,.,.*.i‘Folltlcal vlctqVy'’—an election Two Oompialnts / to win elections-. They have never Malek, David Mfochna, Beverly SPRING CLEARANCE In which the Democrats not sup To the Editor, fully organised their Workers to ' T G p " Alexander, Stanley Golab, Carol ported by the town committee I would like'to explain why the get out the Democratic vote. Lawman, Barbara DiichOrma, Paye were also defeated. Democratic . party in Manchester Six Democrats run for the Board Rubin. . , “Party loyalty" — unswerving desperately needs a change. of Directors yet the leaderriiip di AJbo Edward Affhauaer, Pater # Gold Bond devotion to my orders. The aectlon of town where T re rects a real effort for only two or Bartlett, Bernard Mclntoih, Diana “Doubls tslk"->.B statenvenf that side (Hjilisrd Estates) is approxi three of Its favorite bedfNIows. If < Bovin, Jo-An Jaoobua. Lynn' has two interpretations—mine, and mately five years bid. The biggest Prickett, Ann Manwarren,' Peter # Eclipse the wrong one. complaint the majority of Demo- the candidate for state aenatpr or Baglay, Stephan Grant, Harold. “Qualified candidate"—one who crau living in thle area have la representative isn't a personal Green, Dannie Tetreault. Roaemary' ■/ has not opposed ms In a party the lack of interest that has been choice, he too has to go It Slone. Farguaon. Tommy CMrd, Billy # Blue Bell caucus. shown them by the Democratic The Committee was not even or Gardner, Joae^ Jaawtnaki, "Power hungry"—appetite for Town Committee In Mancheater. ganized Bufficicnily to carry the Michael Kokoawa, Gena Lavaiquc, my job. ' Many of these residents have town for Gov. Rlbicoff In the last Jack Prinflc, Jamaa Robinaon, election. \ # Serfo The judgeship issue is* I'm looking for a better ‘Tiigh plateau of political never been contacted, even by This is calculated, not coinci David Ou-rtlcr, Charlea Fiachar, strength"—a meeting on the 2nd phone during major elections. dence. The Committee In hand Richard Hlddnr, Dennia Klein, floor of 470 Main St. with me, my' Checking around town. In 10 and picking ita candidates tend spot Tom Marchlaa, Billy Pleat, Peter as phony, as a $3 bill! Democratic Party! brother and Mrs. 'ritspstrick. 15 year old developments, 1 have Roberta. ting Its support shuts out many SPECIAL INNERSPRING MATTRESSES "Victory flag"—tattered em found this same shameful neglect qualified pMple from public of Alao Peter Shumway., Holly blem hoisted after each election. to be the greatest complaint of ■tannard, Linda Colllna, Bobby these newcomers. . fice: Operating as a closed concern Harry S. Howroyd. it la not and can ns’êr be repre Caroline. BUxabeth Albair, Bar- and BOX SPRINGS It is the duty of the Democratic PURCHASE hara CSiartier, Lorraine tiolab, sentative of tha Democratic voters • FULL SIZE SETS ^ A . 5 0 *Not Truly Spokesmen* Town Committee to arouse and or of Manchester, Kathleen Gray, Pamela Luaky, To the Editor, ganise the voters, remind them to Cynthia Swol, Louiae WiUatta, VALUES UP TO 139.00 A Set / This presant -leadership also ■Why does the Democratic party vote, provide transportation and ■works Whole hog for votes only FINE QUALITY Maftin Axelrod, David Baglay. • FULI. SIZE MATTRESSES of Manchester lose all local elec ■ell their candldatea to the voters. when It is challenged. It doesn't Michael Blum, Stuart Kaplan, tions? And why does the party The present Democratic Town want to lose the Jobs, tite favors John Knapp, Lealia Lewie, Bruce VALUES UP TO 69.50 . / <3V have great difficulty finding quali- Committee has not done this Job. or the boss's mantle'which it con Melvin. Joey Petera, Tommy Pleaa, . fled candidates who will agree to The Committee for a "Better siders the biggest things ■ in the ALL WOOL Bally Ann Card, Sqlly Ann Jonaa, 'run for office ? The chief cause. In Democratic Party" has promised Twii Silt Silt From 49:'^ Twin M attrtssit . . /From life of a town chairman. Pauline Strickland, B a i^ ra Croat, ihy opinion, tics in the fact that that this condition will be recti The attitude of leadership now Jane Stagda, Karen Him, Martha tha.. spokesmen of the party have fied. it simply to hang on to wkat it Forbaa, Jana Forbea, R<^ Mar- not really represented the senti- The present Democratic Town has. To most Democrats this clos V TOPPERS dilaa, Diane Chartier, Donna Oo-' Feature for feature you have never mentSvof the party. They ha've not Committee, however, has been ed book approach Is an abuse. It Only in hep, Edward MacDoqgall, Charlea Men. values like these! Replace your \ truly ^ n the spokesmen of the taking bows that they have "built" characterizes a second rate group Olam, Edward Thompaon, Kay Ann party. Jôlutions are fiaased at- a stronger Democratic party in which we are not. New/ . M aternity Haddad, Roaalie Macht. HOWARD’ S “tired out” beddinR now, with bed- taoking the very things that the Mancheater. .This is not so. The Committee for a better Alao Linda Merritt, LKmna San- dinR. scientifically designed for com . majority or .the party have indi The reason the Democratic party Democratic Party In Manchester G ird le den. Chriatopher Albair, Robert SLEEP CENTER cated they favor. The apokesmen has grown in Manchester is be seeks to. replace outmoded ahd do- Hleklng, Gary Stalnman, Robert fort. Cfê aee, you'll buy! ' have lost touch with the party. cause of the great influx of fac Pantie Girdle Bartiett, Ruaaell Haddad. Warren little leadership of the present .98 MAIN ST— Ml 9.«335 ■— I I >11— I have been a member of the tory and, lower Income families Town Committee with, one of Ideas, Platehcr, Raymond Lavaaqua, Democratic Town Committee for that have moved Into Manchester issues,, and top candidates to win Cheryl BaitowlU, Jean Coughlin, in the past few yeara. These peo .It'$ new—/irf/w/y new. Weigh* only four ounce* yet give* helpful many yeara. | have worked hard, elections. uplift, hiptnd thigh control uv'/$«wrharmful pressure. No bone*,'' Tm happy with this A good clean-up job together with other membera of ple are, in the main,. Democrats. The voting' on May 1 should 'll n - the To\ra Committee and I con- The second big ."gripe" the produce some husky, ungaspIng pull straps or Isces. Freeman's exclusive and unique design uses Regularly $35 to 139.83 new slate! is heeded! ' alder many of them frtends. Democrats that I have talked to Democratic voices to do the job. the chsftctcrisii^s of different types of elastic and providet for' Whits and psstsl shades. V For a long tlme,.jiowever, I have have is the embarrassment they Sincerely, necessary expansion. You get restful support with comfort. \ differed with the leaders of the' feel w'hen reading about or llsten- YTed Cummings. Washes easily, dries quickly,^ Also line for wearing after the - • A x present Town Committee about ■ r baby anives. For sheer convenience you'll want t spare. C e Q A this loss of true representation. I Nyloirgirdle or pantie girdle only . « V • • . . . * 3 * '^ tried in vain to get these leaders -•r ^ V to brbaden the representation of the Town Committee, to get peo Alao available; ’ ’ \ -i ■ ■ ple with differing points of view, Boys'ShopSpecials LOVELY NEW MATERNITY SUPS N such as leadlera of opposing fac tions within ■ the party, on the PANTIES and BRAS. f Committee. Winning elections SHORT kEEVE SPORT SHIRTS LINDAU Miould be more important than I \ controlling the party, but, the ! * . A . preaent leadership, has steadfastly Reg. 1 1 .95. ..NOW $ 1 ^ 7 5 refused to allow participation l>y has a \ those who challenged them. The challenging slate is found Reg. 12.25, ...... NOW $ 2 e 0 0 ed on more liberal principles and ,, a broader base of representation. Germank ■■ I urge the Democrats of Manches Reg.f $2.39...... NOW $ 2 1 ^ ter to support the Committee for a J ■ / Better Democratic Party. Pull the flav o r ♦ e e levers on the second line on May Reg. $2.50...... NOW $ 2 * 2 5 ^ / 1, - Mb*,.. Very truly yours, iPhilfp Bayer Rdgy $2.95...... NOW $ 2 e 6 5 ^ -K] I'm all ready—let's if are / see by the paper we're gotr^g / I--- ■ 0 VI.1' q big, successful potty! to have a chance to vote POLO SHIRTS r FILMS-CAMERAS \ As advertised In for our leaders! L FI^SH b u l b s ; C.a's ES, 4 ^ ■ MOVIES, PARTS ^ Reg. 11,50, ..: .NOW $ 1 , 1 3 Charm & Vogue

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t Rag. 12.95. .jww $!2e22 Vote For These Outstanding Candidates -vf SUNG COpUt,... PACEAAAKiR CHINO DUNGAREES '■i: John D. LaBelle '. . Maurice P. Coprenti Harry S. Howroyd GIVES A 4-WAX 4 to 16. Rag. 12.75. LAOONA Mary Aceto - Frederick ‘G. NhSAiff Che.ster E. Hogan Irving L. Aronson ^Theodore R. Cummingsf Jules Karp Eileen A. Barrett > Thomas H. Elliott Eugene T. Kdiy m i s i m ' m w $ 2 ; 5 9 or 2 Pair $ 5 0 0 yaw MiiMi la aa* lâl^w4 < 3ieeLjr<«llnw»ak*aikmec*mlnj|Mfw A calafW doA e( fwity Iw ye Phtlip Bayer Clarence E. Foley A SaMa. DaMy aaeaflh feaa i • perfeef acttHery far yew M»frtert ewdpebe. W e*eW . Mwdy le# M*ere—«e aie kaack, pM w. w kaari af Charles Lathrop t ^ e l oMir*. far af tm. ihaeeh>(,. bHaW SMaa Mw Cadtleead I N. Charles IHtoggini William F. Freeman fa marriod ar singla man ileWm bii. C*AI*ii*f pla«fa»ai Wat Sai George C. Les.sner •nd woman's tired ineamat. .Saft I ila»waain|. Wadiaâ taH«la«i «r*ai tan- ailai af aaaifart. Saacy laap •a yaw laar.-SaMiy aatan W Maad'aab Katherine I). Bourn Harold W. (iarrily Iraitbif Imala aad Ma. C q^M an. paB-aa. Francis .1. Mahoney UpGii approval of your BOYS' MESS TROUSiERS Steve Cavagnaro ■ Maurice E. Gaudet Joseph J. Macaione Norm C. Comollo Frgneis P. Handley applieatlon for a loan h*’ $3e95 Roger J. Macaione ' Rag. IL95/* ...... 'Now $ 4 s 4 5 $3.95 $4.95 Mary E.-Conner Philip Harrison Pg.9cal Ma.strangelo' n S-T-R-E-T-C-N yopr ioeani to Roger M,. Negro ) 3, Ktlp YOU Meredith L. Pinto Pascal Poe 1. Kefp YOU PAY BILLS Jean C. Pasqualini Edward J. Tomkiel .Mary D,-Ross a. Ktlp YOU MAKS BEPAIU Rag. 1^.50/ ...... N O W $ 5 e 0 0 p .' r Frank Obfemiiky Jr, Jay E. Rubinow ON HOMl OI CAZ' Mary Simmons Lee M. A. Help YOU lerlNANCI - Silverstein — . PBISINT INSTALLMINT Rag. 15.95...... NOW $ 5 a 3 5 CONTXACTS TO BEDUCI '.-i For'you'gals who Ilka to select awlm suHa early—BLAHyS ' ...'--J .r-'/' , YOUS PAYMENTS TO A SIZE HAS.THF FINEST. MQST BEAUTIFTJL. SWIM. ByiTS IN ' ' you can conveniently ’ MEET '■ • Rag. 16.50. . .NOW $ 5 .8 5 AMERICA. Shop now while'stocks are complete. ^ . . . * 3 0 4 0 * 3 0 0 Regal as the Heidelberg castle . . '. thia Acetate and Lastex: Reg. $6.9^ ...... NOW “Lindau” ahqath fronrântxen's ‘'Inlemationml Set" collection.. GREEK STAMPS •f AKl UP TO 20 MONTHS TO iiPAY $ 6 e 2 5 A German-inspired beauty embQss4d''wito an unusual scroI)-dS* - 12-; sign. Points of interest: adjustable ahouldeiv straps, rtmqvsbla-C- GIVEN WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY AKiftfntApiftfnt lAmevof I têetMy rmyment%j^. tsireta bow, openings for Accents bra pads. White with colors. \ ^ - - t5MOv_ $ stt; f IM •7) DOUBLE ^"îSREEN STAMPS 29.22 2«. 2« 19.29^ HEER ROMANCE . R pentad ^ 0.81 29.R8 29.99 RIVEN W ITH CASH SALES THURSDAY I K’i RJL tAJal.. l«l.« .ll. >l..'tM dotted Swiss, as light and aify as a'sea •ratey bat aamaL'Waa* 3 wMh yaw , 5a4aa aad nani b Aaa* aa pay. paMaW fm rn w yaw aearteyt iham. bg V daaat, landM ew e*^ Puli DoWn Every Lever Iii BOTTOM ROW ' bfaeze. Tba sleeveless bodice is softly (Bmtiad tw eaalwt am 3ie eeddeaed Meriim «le fw day4faa aaar. THEFHONE • WRITE • sr VISIT glaitww aad dwliaad far aeapiaeai* ilapiaakCeMaaadhialahaaptyi C.EHOUSESSON plntucl(,ed . i . the billowing skirt under* ■V7 * tf— ■ lienwlqiaeawibipa .*iea^ leey daya ^ scored vlrith a bouffant net crinoline. WE ÎVE OR?B^5fAMpf PREFERRED FlMANCi CD., . ’ , ll ' RRR MAIM STIMT Ammr : $3.95'^fr- :’ L i v ':$3.95.. H busrs ioYS' d ip a r tm w t I Committee For A Better. Democratic PaHv Mnoriii M M I N e.: .■n I'V. OSM AM. ri»*lw.S. tri. fM t* f-iS'( WE VE^49\C GREEK STAMPS /. V ' r ■ '= • ISN^)ixsilt *aieri4«e(ie*,eWe«e»toi»—■ ;e '■ T j L ' 7\" V -1' ..I i' . / ■I'.'/' 'f, j,, , jh ■ * ' '(■X r III' I'.f ' 'li ' '/'■.’n'irl',' III' V':‘ ./■M * -gf-m n- ft. tiw tf* I f A .

MANCHESTER BVPNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1958 lIANCHESltM BVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRR. «5, 1986 PAGE NINE rAOB EIGHT J- preaaion haa bean that Manches gational Church on SuiISlay. Thoaa and Is ourraBtly dotng atoiIi to thla daosrvka. ^mWsver, wa find C o P fw l ry baptfi^ include i Iva Jeanae, wards hU doctorata.- Hhmrirratrr ourselvaa confronting tha apaclflc ter ia ioaing nieira traaa than It is Droodles daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H - recommendation wflth which Mr. gaining^ The elma are baity hit By R U U U PRlUB Chappellc NamcHl Engler; Donald Bklward, son of MaachaMar Bvaaiag HaraM Oss- £nm!n$ IfrraUi Dollaa cape all enalysis by diseaha-.^t any other tree Mr. snd Mrs. Arnold B. Carlson; ■■try cariêapoadeat. Mrs. C,, L. and broad policy Tecommfndatls|}i. along any m mir main streets Board Chairman Eric Benson and Chrlatopher lUttie, tal ^ haae, PIlgriNi tlM Sl. u aMMlI * Mark, sons of Mr. and Mrs. ----4------His specific recommendation is show any sign of weakneat, and John E. Chappelie; Frank Leslie, that wa take NATO and shift It down it comes, even though ,it OoveRtry, April 25 (Special) — son of Mr. and Mra Russell Morse; out of Its purely mtlilary phsscs, might give some morO years of John F. Chappelie' has .been ap- Frederick L. Bodreau and Rodney. C o u p le BANTIV Oil Oetoby t. iMi and broaden It so It can take up service. AnA the treei that come' imnted chairman o f' the finance 8. Whitchouse, both adulta. ' - V K n rf Cr«Mn« Em«M dow-n are big. and the new-onea 8oard o( the Public Hefalth Nursing Those Joining the church In ' S^fc in Mexico KelMar* Knt*r«i M tfe« the kind,of work the world of to clude Jean Ann. Bradfield, Paul W. REWARD that are set out are small, so Assn. Others named to the Board KtHanelMMM'. Cow., tm day needs. One cuepecU that, here, Kenyoh, , Milton Rleley, Richard Boston, April 25, (F)—A abcially . CHn Mail Itottfr. _ things look even worse than they are Mra. Harold Van DIvort, Owen gCnCIUFTlON RATES Mr. Dullee was suddenly looking Risley, Carolyn Stalb. ' Rpbert promlnsnt Boston - Philadelphia ^■ablo in Adoaaea are, in reality. *8. Treek and Mrs. David Simmona. for some Way of preaervlng NATO Wright, Mr. and Mra. Frederick L. eqjiple, whose abandoned car in $5.00 CASH WILL BE PAID Our amount of village rhsrm ia Two more appointmenta will be Bodreau, Mrs. Russell Morse, Mr. aa**aa*««V* *JrB* and its label rather than looking Mexico led 'to fears for their *£SL".:: ...... tt.TI derreaslng. made soon according to. Mrs. Rus and Mrs. Stuart Engler and Mr. m Montbi aaaaaaooaaaa for tha proper tpstrumenlaltty for and Mrs. Robert Doggart. safety, has been reported "perfect e- > S^MoiSkMoMb ...... oiaaaaaaaaaa*...... *• W The cure la trees, more trees, sell Karker,' chairman of the Nom TO ANYONE WHO CAN WWrtlW ...... ••••a*...... -j9 the new policies he was recom inating Committee. Hospi'tallzed ly safe" by George H. Whitney, teyond any limit that should Copy ioaaa»>»o»*o>a>«a«» mending. The.PHNA Is planning'to hold a Le<') T. Leary Jr. is a patient at father of Mrs. Walter Biddle Page. Thtow TUmms The impireaion is that, in hie bother ui for a king time to come, 'Rock and Roll Music.' benefit supper late in May with Manchester Memorial Hospital. Whitney, who said he had not Awiiy BEAT A BRUNNER DEAL THE iuSioCtATKS^tRJiaE ■nist's W’hy w-e're particularly Mrs. Adam Q. Quandt as general Dance Leesons-* Postponed heard from Mr.- and Mra. Page for DONT Tha'ABKicUtod Pt«m '* climax, he le more interested in This mufic is part of a number chairman. ^ StUI pIsBty of waar left to aaUtlad to Um um o( rcniMIcatlcp ol rescuing NATO then in reeculng glad the Manchester Chamber of There will be no squate dancing a year and a half after they ‘had ■hoea whep brought hara for All a««n dtspatcbu croMtad to IL or my landlady. Mrs. Ooonsgarten and Trask recently sttended a North lessons Friday for pupils of the gone to Mexico two yeara ago, said OPIN TONIGHT AND'EVIRY NIGHT TILL 9 twt otharwtaa cradtlad fhe world. Certalnlj, no such Commerce has this year put some Mrs. Schwlne sing. They decided east^ Regional Board Members Robertson School. The next In Page's family in Philadetphis had expert repaltli>K- aad aloo Uit.kxal news published here. Organization session at the Uni WORK DONE WHILB ALL DAY SUNDAY f to A AU lifhts of repubttcaUon of spedml hmad profTSm ee he seems to de pep. And some, planting. Into this tOy 'essh in on the R ock.'n'‘Roll structions will be May 4 at the received a postcard from the dtapatcbas hartta ara also rtsbnred. ^ year's obscrviihi’e of Arbor Day. versity of Connecticut aa an aaao- YOU.-WAIT , sire should be channeled through craze by forming a little act. They clation representative. The newly school. ' couple stating they were alright. Friday la the specific day. If It Teacher Hired Concerning hia failure to hear 1 . run sarrioa cUenl ot f^ E. A. Sere* such' a narrow, regional organisa call themselves ""the Hip Sisters'* formed group is composed of 18 doesn't blizzard on ti.s. Plan|. s tree public health nursing associations Harvey L. Saxton, a graduate of from them directly, Whitney said,, SAM YULYES )/ **5‘o{SIshfra Rêiwekantatwes: Tlw tion. Certainly, if we are looking and wear leather Jackets snd side the University of Connecticut, wju "I really don't know the trouble," JilUua Miubtwd Special Acency — Ne» for some ,nrganisational cover for somew’here, for the village charm in the area. It will discuss prob SHOE REPAIRINO Tort rtlea«o: burns and open with a song raHed, lems of admlnlatratfdn of the nurs- hired recently by the Board of "I suppose it had something to OF THE BETTER KIND . I ' MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF our future good works, we would of Manchester's tomorrow-. ‘‘.Since I choked on .voui- Cigar, CIRCULATIONS.______ing program and exchange ideas. kklucatlqn to teach a combined do with money. Possibly alimony," 15 5Uple SL—Acroaa Pruas do much better to, turn to the hjire’s a Smoke Ring 'round my New- Church .Member* class of Grade 4 and 5 students he added. Page has a wife and . The RefaM FrlnOM Ooinpanv lae^ Heart," They tell aome hip Jokes, starling in September. He haa had three children by a former mar FIrat Nattoaal Parktog Lot Aadvuiies no flAADClal reai^slbilltir foe United Nations, as Adlal Steven- Several persons were baptized mtormpbical arrors appeanni In rt- like Mrs. O. says, "Can you give and admitted to the First Congre five yeara of teachin|(, experience riage, Whitney said. ToeOMnicnts and other reading matter tor suggested the other day. As Hartford Miisic me some parting adilce?"- TTien \. irriia Manchester Evening Herald. the New York Herald Tribune Mrs. S.. says. "Vre, put aome water Display adeertlslng rthsing hourot suggests, "the eVqlutlon of NA'TO ' Slated at UConii on. your comb." 'Then th^y finish Booday—1 p.m. i>lday w’lth a stomp number esHed, "If ‘Dieaday—1 p.m. Moo^y. is only one of the possibilities pre Wednesday—1 p m: Tuesday. sented to the United States. It The Hartford Symphony Or they ever drop the A-Bomlvl'H go Thui^y—1 p nv Wednesday, chestra will close out the Univer to pieces over 'you." With material -u Kfvitey—1 p. tn. Thursday. mey not, prove the best medium llke that, they should go far. Like foi meeting the changing needs sity of Connecticut's first snnua^ for instance, Iceland II hope). , iSdned'^daadRneT' 10;«0*a.'m. aat^ university concert series tomorrow- / . iy of puhllcatioa aaeept Saturday -e of the world, even in its owm A. nt ____ area." , night at Storra. Wadntsday,. April J5 For Ita major offering the sym V ’ '■/ f Mr. Dulles apparently hates phony has chosen Johannes . -I ever to throw anything away, and Brahms' "Symphony No. 3 ■ in F. A Thought for Today At L ast, A Road Ahead he would like to use something Major." Featured soloist for the new to ^ve new life to something evening will be Zvl Zeitlin who Harry Lauder, the Scottish itocwtATy at StAtc DuUm , in, hi* will play thi melodic "Violin Con singer, one day was standing ■pMch bcfor* the publlihera At old. But the dynamic new program cert In E Minor" by Felix Mendels around a Salvation Army open air he seems to be heading toward is New York, untlertook a broAd And aohn. serv^-e hearing a young lady sing. E^D OF bigger and more important than The . Hartford musicians will He Wss Smoking a plpf but. In re- tniAllicent diaciiAAion of the open the concert with the spirited spec-ll for the service, look it out. world AituAUon. And then tried to NATO can ever be, and there Is no Figaro" by Mozart and will ton her, and soon sought a formal in row M>ecific propOAAl. He waa should seek to perpetuate NATO elude their evening's performance troduction. They were married in ,beyond ita own intended role, with the mischievous "Till Fiilen- I'driion-Level,Ride, a revelation III riding oomfortl cerroct as he deecribed the pres a little, Scotch tow-n.. One son of which waa purely military, and kplegel's Merry Pranks" by'Rich thelr's was killfcd in the w-nr. And ent AituAtlon; he was right In tht New V-S Engine with record 270 horsepower I v hich, inbidentally, it has never ard Strauss. relating on their sadness. Harry BAtme of whAt he wented us to do Tomorrow's concert, the fifth In Lauder said there w-ere three Electronic Touch-Button Drive 4rith 4 driving ranges t about it; be becsme debAtsble fulfiUed in any realistic way. Let's the series, will be held at the new things they could do. First, sour When he reschcd for the sfiecttlc not imprison a new program In an 3,600-sest auditorium at 8 p.m. oil life; second, turn to drink; Twin-Traction Safety Differei^tial for all-weather driving! third, turn to God. He said. "We trstrumentAlity he wsnted us to old ahell. But let's get on with the Load Levelizer that keeps yodr ear always on even Iceel I rrogram. Mr. Dulles, at last, has have chosen the. third." What a lesson for each of us. regardless Packard quality through apd through! Mr. Dulles opened with the most begun sRying What wa ought to do Women Intcrcnted of'our need . . . to turn to God at aeftnite admissions he has yet about tomorrow. all times, In Sports News MaJ. John Pickup mAde of chAngeA in Russia. • '/ Sponsored by the Manchester "United StAtes foreign policy," . Quick Cure New York. April 25 (/P) Albert Council of Churches. bA SAid. "is not merely negAtive. A candidate and his courage are Spcndlove. publisher of Nashua, ea8%yoa W Buikaid diêr Wa Aeek, AbOv# All, to AdvAnce the N. H., Telegram, reports that sur soon parted. Only last Saturday, veys of w-hst Interest newspaper InetritAble dey when historic Adlai Stevenson formally recom- readers often come up with aome Come in today-see hW little it coeti ypii to qwn a. -friendship between the Russian -mtndcd that, as proof of Ita own surprises. and American peoples can again be good intentions In the world and In a discussion yesterday at the Marendaz Paârd Clipper, thanks to the extra-spedaT aliowances we fuUy'Tbanifeated. And therefore 70th annual meeting of the Ameri reassurance to all the people of can Newspaper Publishes Assn.. TRAVEL AOEMCY What a buy! are making on trades I It’s your chance to move up to the we take deep aatisfAction from the the world, the United States aban Spendlove said one example is fact that we can today see within that women were found to want 18 Asylum St., Hartford value leader of the Packard line...and.Paârd topped A, don ita forthcoming hydrogen Tel. CHapcl 7 5857 Russia Aome signs of light which bomb tests in the^’Pacific. Since more sports coverage. , every other ear in the paat year in ineroae In resale tahie.^ eould mark the dawning of that One editor. Spendlove continued, Reg. $319^00 the cursed normal. paychology of found ■ that a comic atrip he Authorized Anents For AU MAW day. leadership is that we must forever thought of least interest turned Rail, Air and Steamship "The Bevict rulers." Mr. Dulles keep on building and testing big out to be the most popular. Lines On a technical subject he said went on "who have replaced ger and better hydrogen bombs — HAROLD KELLS ii modern dining Stalin seem to have concluded papers that have deserted the even President Eisenhower ac traditional 8-coluipn ■ format for Manchester A((ent > . that the time had come td present cepts that even though he openly the nine have reported hardly any Tel. 5II 9-7442 j a *new look' at home and abroi^d. manifests his preference for some reader reaction at all. Toom - 0 pieces And In much of the world the S6> activity on behalf of peace— Viet rulers now seek to present an Stevenson deserved a sal.ite for aspect of conciliation. They talk daring to say such a thing. aofdy of peaceful coexistence, and ■Immediately, of course, he waa 229-00 / ■5 they often gear their 'diplomatic attuked by the blow’-hard.i of the 'activity to economic 'aid', ' so A m ^can scene, who know of no called, rather than to UirMta of foref^ policy St all except that Smart-a.s-can-be Modern en.semble in mellow walnut violence. .\ You're in luck If you can use any |Of these E. O. of brbbdlshlng bigger and belter M. piecerand groups . , they're cut $0 fantas with leg-tips sheathed in spun brass! The triple "And within the -Soviet Union bombs. And.-almoat immediately pedestaf dropleaf table opens from S8 x 27 inchea there is_a change which is ^ e n tically low,' Included are, odds-and-ends', floor too, K h^bchev in Ungland made to 38 X 58> o inches two with filler leaves. The cre- A More significant because, . while his boast about hydrogen bombs samples, disedhtihued pieces.. All are offered denza buffet is 48 inches wide: two arm chairs and Soviet foreign policy is readily'r and guld^ missiles, so that It DISCONTINUED "As Is." All sales final because too many cus two side chairs are covered in sungold te.xlurcd up versible, it la not so eksy to eri looked as if Stevenson had recom tomers will,want every one of thesO bargains, holstery. Just one flohr skmple group at this price! W . * the consequences o f . internal mended that we lie down on our liberalization. and fnost are limited to one-of-a-kind, unless CHIN.4 CABINET to njatch the modern \valmit din- ydrogen bonVb job Jual at the mo- ing room above was originally $189.00 •119.00 "Stalin, the brutal demigod, has the Ruslana were forging SHOE S m E S otherwise noted. been dethroned. ‘Collective leader- ad and threatening ua with ahlp’ now replaces .dne^man 1 ohrS? aupeilority. This, before the Here are still more fabulous savings despotism. Violence la no longer is Uirhugh, will prob preached aa the only way. The ably dtactjbed. ag something 40 Pairs WALL R.ACKS— (6) 12-inch :i-shelf Smoky Fine. dway of the secret police haa.Jt WAIaL RACK-—(le'nuinc mahogany large 42-inch BANK FINANCE close » treason oH the pift of Were $1.50 .• • \-3 .3 5 : model for use over buffet : 2 shelves, aeeir.s, been somewhat curtailed. Steven; 2 FC. LIVTNCl ROOM—Lawson lounge sofa and Was $28.50 _____...... ■...... There is greater tolersmce-of inde Sut .th^combination.o^ domestic • -‘14.25 pendent thinking and even the. attack MVTIM STEPS matching chair in saiids^lwood Nylon houclcr‘'Foam W.VLIi R((V;CK“—^tnderh corner,,model in bamboo heresy of 'Tltolirti' has been made much fot^^venson, and yegterday rubber cushions, mahpgany log.s. style, blond finish. Was $24.50 ...... 7.50 rcapectable. Were $338.00 ...... 249.50 he ran for Vover, as hard\as he W.VLIa R4CK.S— (4) Cushman Red Maple radk§,’12- iTTiere is an obvious effort to codlouble Discovery gome response, or at least the ap Here, obviously, Mr\ Stevenson r;BEl)ROO.M—.■$ Fiece I'-i-ench Frovincial Fruitwopd 9 X 12 Ril(;—|irown 18th Centuiw Floral on lirowm; pearance of response. , is no longer co4|erned\with hav group with triple dre.sser has’ermirror. chest-on-che.st ground ; Axraihster hfoadlooni. Was $9:1.75 . .75.00 • ) , "Air of this is ' immensely im ing ua p\it pur pegee foot forward, and full si'/.e bed. (Al.so available with 6 foot 2 inch , 9 X 12 RU(;S— 1 each ; Multi-colored textxfre afiid’rose ^ Deal.#* portant. is indeed far more than or with having us try tjp win the .swing Ticadhoard): Was $55'L00 ...... ,3 9 8 .0 0 toiie-on^*tone leaf patterned Axminsters. the free wor.Id dared to hope for a good bpihlbn. of peace-loving man BEDS— (2V Cushman “ red" , maple beds with ball Were $93,75 . . . .. j.. .,------69.95 few yeara ago ... ^ kind,. Here, in fact, he is a bigger Graphift Gray. Navy •>: • fops, paneled head and footboards,' 1 each full and- f ib e r r u g s X "Wei carmot and would not set weapona-rattler than the admin^ Mash, Rlock and Rt^ . —8 10 CloJêout patterns in choice of the clock back.‘'yhere is no loiiger istration he has been etisetring. Coif. Rag: $11.95 volua. .twin size. Were $77.50...... !...... 49.95 .green, gray, ro.se or beige. Were $21.95 ..... 17.95 tha mood, of' fear that.ghpped the This perhaps retrieves him from MIRROR— (‘-2) Colonial Jig-Saw, top, suitable for sin-, FIBER RU(;S—6 .X 9 Closeout patterns in a choice of frae world , . . We w’ould not, if we his iil-timed idealistic folly, which 1 7 gle .dresser, coii.solc or living room chestk. Golden gray, green or rose. Were $15.50 . . . .“.‘V! . . . . . ] 1195 could, smother the hope that' a may have been real common brown maple. Were $29.50,...... 14.98 , benign transformation may have 45 Pairs 9x12 RU(;—I>hrk green looped pile cotton tufted. '54pLDSS^88 '52 PACKARD '53 D e S O tO '5 2 F O R D '51 P A C K A R D '5 0 D O P G E sense, of advocating a| halt'in hy BOl'D()IR CHAIR—Large Wing-hack Slipper style Wa.s $8;t.4rt'___...... :______,... -49:50 bagun. ' drogen bbmb tests. He is all out "Our new tu k is to build more in docyment print with gi-ee.n and ro.se design on OCCASIONAL M IR R O R ^ll' -j x UU .-inch .square Power Sfoaring, Power Irakes,'' 4-Deor. Overhauied. 4-DiMr Sodon Victerid Hardtop. ^ ^Patrician 4-Door. 4ii^»ar Sfdon. for guided missiles. \ black background. Was $75.00 ...... 39.95 upon hope and less upon fear." Politics hfui ■claimed , its ne( es- frame with oval center: white burnished with gold. R&H, Rear SpegNer. Loaded. Automatic, R&H. . R&H. Very cIo m . ' Fordomotic. R&H. Ctiran All etfuipped. Cleon. - R&H. SpdHeu, Rock. So far, this , is Mr. Dulles openly sity, and humanity ran deride COOPERATIVES BOUDOIR CHAIR—Wing Style jn gray, fed and Was $9.95 ...... I ------•-6.98 diagnosing the present situation as whith'’il fears most, the hydrogen ivory print. W as.$^9.50 ...... •• •••39.95 CONSOLE .MIRROtt—14;i, x 26i.:inch Empire it la for the first time, and, so far, bomb, or the guided missile which FIBER Rl'tl.S—9 X 1‘2Clo.seou^ |>atterns in choice of spindle-turned de.sign in gilt finish. this is Mr. Dulles seemingly hesd- -PHl-cV ^ 1 9 8 S Kliz ^ 9 8 8 % ^ 8 8 8 . prIc e J delivers it. multi-colored gray, grecir or "brown. , ; Was. $16.50 ...... , ...... J .1.75 •d toward imaginative, conat.ruo Were $23.95 ....,...... 18.95 Uve new.poUcies for tomorrow’. and BATES Oxfords CONSOli: MIRROR—25 x 29-incli Ovarwith deep . And he does indeed go on to For Shade And Beauty j 9 X 12 RUGS— (ig) A ssorted: 1 each.: Cocoa Wilton 3-inch frajne in antiqued metal gold loaf. chart certain objectives, as fol If one were to sejek out the pne high-andf!ow uncut .scroll. Multi-colored. Axminster Was $68.00 ...... 3 9 .9 5 ' contcmiwrary leaf on gray ground, heige-and-green. lows: single factor which has done most Rag. $11.95 to $14.50 M.ANTEL MIRROR-r-.‘18 x sli-j-mcTi-with Colonial "More independence needs .to be to win for Manchester the title $ Q 9 5 textured Axminster, green Wilton cut-and-uncut headed 2' -inch fraple in metal gold leaf. perfected. More, economic develop "City of Village Charpi" the an Vahias— Naw scroll, green 18th Century Axminster. green scroll Was $82.00,1 ...... i ...-----59.50 Not- all sizes, Axmin.stcr. Values $!ll2.00 to $129.95 ...... 89.00 ■I Vi. ment neetis to be planned and'sup swer would undoubtedly be trees CEDAR CHESTr-(-) Lane Hepplewhite Blanket ported throughout the world. More We w’ho, live in Maneheste,’ prob ' 9 -x 12 k it ;— Dark .gReen looped pile,cotton tuftefl. ' type Che.st.s in, ca.sdaltone'(bloyd brown) ^nahbgarty ; aenae of equality . and human ably don't appreciate how much Was $83.40 ...... — . . .49.50, automatic tray lifts with lop. Wefe $59.95 . .39 .9 5 brothelhood needs to be developed. thjy do lor the appeaiMnce of our tamps MANTEL .MIRROR—:{3';i x 43tWrich plain metal CEDAR CHESTS— 12) Lane Modern Con.sole Cabi- And also, the West needs to ap- streets^ and neighborhoods until DOUBLE?*^ GREEN S '^gold leaf frame; shop-marked. \Vas $69.95 . .3 4 .9 5 nets in blond oak ; ^.ah^lyes. Werec$69.95 . . . .4 6 .5 0 - -predate better how rich - are' the some visitor remarks’upon thern, GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ALL DAY THURSDAY gifts that other civilisations have ('ED.\R CHESTS— (4) Lang Maho||pny Queen Anne i, CONN. or until we see a street or neigh .’1 . ' to offer . . . IVue greatneas is n6t borhood being denuded by the re Lowboys with drawer in base. Were $79.95 53.25 to bo msMiired by ability to Im- moval of their faithful guardiAnl, WALL RAt'KS— (4) 12' i-inch Maple S-shclf style. QpI m EVENINGS TILL 9 TEL. Ml 3-5191 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 6 "W poH on’’i^sni what they do not .or until we look at some new Were $8.95 .. .-A ...,. ■ • • • ? -6.65 r- wpnt, but ability to find new ways development and find ourselves WALL RACKS-!-(5) 7Vi-inch 3-sl\elf Srtjpky Pine. i.„. NEXT TO VITTNER'S GARDEN - - - ACROSS FROM GARRITY BROTHfRS . wlweby all man can better realize wdshiiif it had mort ahade Kng I tol Were $2.98 ...... ^ . . . . . ', . . . 1 , 9 9 .IlNir aspirattona." beauty. - , ^ W E GIVE GREEN S T A M P ji WALL RAC.KS-^(3)\l2-,inch 3,-8helf'model in ,^ o k y ; |i(R n era «xtoii4 the praiae all - For. aomo yMiy now^ too Im- Pine.' IVere $5.95 ...... • a* ') ,v- ' , 1 ■W I,!.'- I I' I , ’ U' ■ • ' / ■■ * V \

- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNw / e DNESDAY, APRIL 25, PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,' WEDNESDAY.. APRIL 25. 195« Page e le v e n * e - bf e*M*r t « msdi* •tmUaticAl eotn- B o lt o n buM* will be used, an increao* Clembntary 8*hdol is llr^nead of A n d o re r Dag Opens Parley f »)■•■■ un4er lb*' July 1 ya«r, June Election Seen Passible ever th* thre*' 4S-paiia*ng*r buses volunteer workere for waffling and Changing Townes Fiscal Year Bus Firm About Town in ue* now. , a . a In Egypt, Nil* Valley elUea from ■hie* many towns peer use It snd drying dlshM from 11:30 a.iK and W ith Jordan l..niel 1 A*wan to Alexandria war* blacked S c h o q l B u s Pac< laem ue Time at Sclioel 1 » 0 p.ift. every, echool day. ^ mor* ar* ehssging to It. RummogS A vacation. otOry )H>ur will be Rummase Sale out for a half-hour laat night in Rubinow argined that the July On Proposed Charter Changes The Board of Education has in Those who wish to help Are Board Backs VoÂg Fund^; the-nation'! firat countrywide air Seen Opposed hy Directors hold at the Mary OienM Library (Ooatlaaed from l^ e One) 1 year would prevlM better Supporting tomorrow morning at 1():S0. Chil- S ig n c K lb y creased th* time to be speik at asked to call Mrs. Raymond Jew Bpeosored By raid teat. After the all-clear aoundr budget ronirOI. . echool by vkrioua official*. ell. Transportation wlU be pro' ed, Moalema reaumed their Rama- —-— ’ Sale Maneheetar votera may havo anvquestlon bafor* the -voters da Juaa dran between th* ages o f B aniG" 10 , THE WOMEN’S GUILD Akaks Action hy State Unit conference* yeaterday with Jor A proposal by General Managet-a-year ago waa. rejected by, Ui* ar* invited. Bolton.-'^ April 3H (SpeolaDx- ' The school nurse will now spend Vided. dan-nionth feaftlng in c'afea and Richard Martin to change the. Board because of the expense, LO r AL CTROUl OK opportunity In June to daclda would come, not from specific apf- ' hours at the echool eaoii day, , Firemen te Meet dan'* King Hit**efn. home*. ■ wbathMr they want to pay the town! Integration john Swanson, Mr*. Ldutg^L**, ir than 3V* days per-week aa townti fiscal year ran Irfto stiff [ Martin briefty explained the me- l^^-G‘S DAUGHTERS Area fir* departments In the Tol S i: MARY'S CHURjCH He planned io /nake a fl>ing|' Tha WBA Guard Club wit)- meat •nd John twanaen Jr., hav*%**n Ândover, Apni 2S iSpecial)—-phy of St. Joaaph'a Church, Willi oppoaUlon from the Board of D i-' chanics of the changa. elwk a a ^ taataad of /aaa a n d lfh * provWon le contained In 8oc- » past. Salary for the poeiUon land County Mutual Aid system Friday evening at B e'clork at the w t llV 51,150 yearly. ' X basementt A h t Reftonal Dtatrlct S Board of mantle. visit to the old-city of, Jeniaalem 1 ^ i r t ^ ■ rectora at an informal meeting Thia year, tite - Board would So They Say friEoy*. AprI 27i 9:30 whether he ahould be appointed! uen 11, Chapter 21. . (Ceattaoed frooi rag* One) ' home of Paet PrOaldeat .Basal* jiwardad th* contract for trana- will meet at th* Bolton Plrahouse Bdncation ha« voird npîroval of > Godp*r«nl« war* M l»» l » l i Moat of the Directora appeared make out a budget for H)*i later today, attend ^ v e r n ^ ^ A t t e m p t s O j r e a k by Uia geiMral manager inataad of I On* difficulty with ualng tbe Farria t Durkt- St. portatloH o f Bchool childion for ThA ^hool secretary will now Thursday at 8 p.m. Tha Women's a 3-ycar operatihititihK coat « f iovpr Clarke, hla aunt, and John D. i Vareption 'tonijrkt to feel that the benefit* of the month* instead of a year. T h e work 7 \ hour* a day rather than Auxiliary will serve refreshments. ThMnUOy 9 a.m. t« 1 pm \ W * are going to have to relieve WOODRUFF HALL : being olocted every two yearn. 1 ptwl***" i» «*oubt over ip violation of th* Supreme Court 1B56-5T by Ui* Board at Educa tlT.OOO /or a vocational aC>icul-'<______Clarke, hi* frandfaiher, of And* hui Beirut h e a ^ riera in Uaba- change would not be justified month* wrfuld end June 31. if w* did," he explained. six, witlU the new salary aat at DiscoYcred Hjcre ei* prestflenta Af aoma (a f the LOST DH4INO EOO.MM tion. Pablle Records For article*, to be picked op tiur* canter at the projecuy hlfh ‘ over, . non tomorrow- Afternoon. .He ex the expense Involved. y**r would begin CENTIR CHURCH vp.' The pooaiMtlty of a June • l.c -! Boycott Oonttanre 52.000. \ huge unneceesery tburdaoa) if w* tlon on that Town Charter change ‘ *“ * *^**“ *** "lAh# It effeettv*. ■ East Lansing, Mich. UPt — A Th*y ar* now compItUng 2-yo*r Warrantee deeds filed 'Slth Town ■Chool. aaaiintlns the Statr'chôeea Solirtt' Fmtd pect* to go' t e r e pirector Walter JrUhondy and Meanwhile, the Board wrould aet and othere developed last night at Dfaagrm oa intcrprctattoa boycott of the buaca by Montgom waa ' lncrea*o4-1 from • 51,560 to tempted Moftday nighuat the Kihg — Bx-I>reeid*nt Herbert Hoover State Unlvaralty reaearchor indl- All local residents, th* *acc**a- prbperty on Keeney Dr. frOm Rob TOe Bhard. and ai»o the l.Ûa'- the eighth ifradara' New York trip and then tn make a final vialt to Att.v. Jay E. 'Rubinow, a member * ‘ "x t an informal meeting of the Roard i that 16 per cent ery Negro*! continued despite the 53,100; and the librarian will work Board of Education, have apT will be ))eld May 4 at the Elemen* Isiael fpr ihe^ windup of Hi* peace Deparimen'l Store Inc., which la propoaea an adminiatratlv* ^ "o f DIrebtore-and membere at the the votera must vote yea tinder catis dining rooms ar* on th* way ful blddara antcred tb* sacond low- ert D. Valentine to Edward H. and of the Charier Revision Workshop ^ integration order. yf 17 hours weekly at the echool with Zylpha' L. Carlsen; property on lied for centera in thia area'.' t * ^ School from S to .1 p.m. Stu- miaainifl .♦ .to open aoon in .a Cheney Broa. - • - would be for part of tha 10 >i vice president. 8 Charter ReOiaton Wo/kahep apon-' the proviaiona of the act. Other* out in modem living. •st af four bid* of 4S-c*nts p«r a ealary InerCasA of 5300, bringing which was meeting with the Direc Oot CASH*iN 0 3 M Negro leader* said a dcclaioii on Laurel Rd. from the Waterfront, ''tnie State Department of Ediica-: deiita are now aollcitinK food. ThAre w-aa nos Indlck'Ion that building at Cooper Hl|l and pine tor*. month pip-iod, probably aix months. ■ored by th* League of Women M y that at least 15 per cent of the Mr*. Alice Thorpe, a home man mile, with 48 ofnta forâdditlonsi her annual pay te fUianred .The Directora appeared \o agree nâjority of tpem must vote movament may b* made tomorrow lee show moat famlUe* do much Other bldderq ware: ' A. Beaulieu: and property on EloL (!thicf Herman ISrhendel said an off the oppoalllpn to th* change I "O '"'* ^ against ('ommuniatlc aggrasaion in ► c ■ ■« The Grade 8 auction, to finance and whether■ a cbi■titer-for. thur Ooodale. cakea; Richard Jliir- Ar*p tnfiltralota had killed*' four attempt waa made to fort e open a the Far East la tb* Stratagie Air ' p Apply ter $2S to t$00 new ^ that Uio matter ahould be brought nMht at a piaas meeting of mera- of their eaUng In th* kitchen, al iam*r ThraH, Manchester, 47- ton O nter Rd. from Uidvig be saying that It wm.ld be ■ Im- 'This is tha vpordlng which gives bere of their race. though many, homematiera . feel oenta par. mile with ..Additional a class trip to New York Chty, Upenleks to Vlavaldl* *nd GunU Israeli* in an antbush aeveral. door, but entrance waa not inide. paialable;' to taxpayer, to pay an j IH! flvy je . r a p .^ n g back Force, which could punish severety * ... pay farar.'PLlJS! Cakh/n * to th* voter* aa aoon oa poaMbI*. will take place 8aturd«y at the the loan. Xt the end of that time, Mr*. Dorothy Jacobson, a work rise to the conflicting iaterpreta- Bus officiele said th* -kumber of dining rooms are necessary if they milaag* 33 cents; Silver Lane Bua Avens. hundred yard.s from ‘ the Jordan Robert Zwetchkenbaiiro, assistant additional 3 or 4 mills a ytar for i 'any aggression against our P ««- if /-Vfstr^phon* Ant. Bill Can- g Community Hell from 10 a.m. un the fiscal year wrould have been tlon*. shop member, euggested th* June tlons: Negroes riding yesterday on the are to teach their children good Co., 43 cants per mile with addi border Monday. .Preauitiably this manager of .the news store, said it fiW years to pay back the amount aalidation Sara lea, Italhamrlda » first day of deaegrcgalion waa til dark. w'lll open for'business in aboyt 10 I hanged, and there would be no — U.S. Air Fores JSecretary Don ~ Cradit, at no axtra coat. Pbon* ” election after Director Pascal Poe, "Such amendyiidnt ahali then table manner* and how to enter tional mllaage S7-ccnta; and W il Afieertisemeat ~ waa being hnndied on a lower level, the t«*wn would have to borrow to about th* same percentage that tain guests. and Ofilumbta school board* fav^r I Tea and c o f f » w-'lll be served by by the U.N. truce commlaaion. . day*. \ f iher. heed foj borrowing in an- ald Qpariea. If or come in today. g who has preaaod for aarly conaid- (after it- ha* been paaaed by the liam M. bariko.' Vernon. B4-c*nt* Radioe, clocks.. chests, a tale- - Building tots wanted on ap lêt on a "pay as j lu go" baala. has continued to ride despite the vision aet, chinawarc, clothing, the eatabllahment of a center at : eighth grade girla. Another laracli complaleit that Patrolman John Turner Is hi tlcipatiAn of U g rcceipti, T h e 1- eratien of tha question, asked how Uiractors, as an,ordinance la) be per mile with 4S-centa for added; proved road* in Bolton. T. J. ^ e said that psychologically the and when the change could be boycott. That figure had been prevl- . Tired of th* asm* old eanbed mileage. beds, toys, are among th* artlelea Cockett, Realtor. Office MI- NNE PHARMAGY th « rîrional EchooL l*laii Aupf^r J^vrlanR fii^d sNfondav on an Is -; dlinjf inv^*iiti>:ation of Incident. town wojiJcl be getting the tax This year Riusia will graduate fk k im submitted to the electors of the increase would offset any benefit brought before tha . votere and town at a general pc .lipecial elec oualy eaUmated by tb* company soups for luitph? Trv mixing Th* Swaneona and Mr*. Lee said the pupils collected, from towns- 3-5416, residence MI 9-7751. Conatnictton and equipment Intemationai ^recipea will ix'||-aell finhina fleet in’ the Sea of money fa . the government needs new aelentlata and engi UMa.Hw B S k i B the taxnayer might,fee. from the 120,000 effected If the voters approve it tion and. if approved by a 'majori at from 5 to IS per cent of the them, two or three at a time~. in t.heFr application th*y have tom- people. Refreshments, will be M 4 CENTER ST. OMta of a center would be borne served at a famtiy, aiipper and in-1 fjalllee waa also being handled hv I I'N H ATC K K I) KISH COUNT drop in mill rate which will reaiilf it. neers of all types, which wltl com- TT 5T T T w r normal load. by the Slate. The State would also, ternatinhal night planned by the j srmlstice Commission. 1 I,a JollH„<’alif. It's all right It \va.x generally agreed that Fever Oae gnesMoa ty of those voting ther'eon, but in potato with chicken, mushroom pleted 40 years' service and 500,- aer\-ed during the aUetloX. dge from the rise in the grand Hat af pare with our total.of 70,000. A f 24.25 19.25 Franklin flew here from Chicago with shrimp, ate. It's an easy 000 miles of travel.. Lunch Wortiera Needed Ml 9.9S14 pay toward the per-pupil coati of First Coni^regatlonal Church for; f„r Hammaiskjol.l , to-counl fish hefor.1 iheyre hatch- the amount to be saved in interest Mayor Harold A. Turkingtoiv no event less than 15 per cent of lost night. dance, R. I., 1,147 feet wide, ia ter a revaluation la complete. we have slipped into low iea r in J L _a .t5, way to add variety. Next year three 54-pssaengcr .The hot lunch program at the operation. ... M ^ IS. . , ^ , I said the, II.N. chief expects milongied. In fact, it's the thing today, IS not a good reason to rhanga'the took, an'Informal poll and no one the electors qualiflad to vote, at The deaegrcgatlon order and hi* reted\aa the world'a widest The 3-year operating coal of Directora Gilbert Barnes and turning out chamista and phyal- A IMB •! |I0D «»t«t $30.40 such elertlon a* determined by the operating c,oal of- Thê . technical talks In Amman such as t says Ur. H. C. Hardy, English ma- year. clsts, the Russian educational sys present favofed having tH* salary statement at Chicago yeaterday . 117.000 approved by the Regional, hoala; the ^ a r d of Religious Edii- Harold A. Tiirkington argued W Rity 4b II wwwellvs laat completed list of ' the j were held in the other capitals. ' rine biologist. strongly against making the One advantage of the change tem has moved firmly into high and appointment queationa appear that the company would make no Board ia baaed on an estimated; ration ivlll take charga of the j The laraeli-Joidaii frontier prob-| The Oxford university autho)"- would be that the Directors would ae^rately on the voting mechinea. registrars of votara, it shall be attempt to enforce *eegrcgation on ' 'enrollment of 70 secondary vo-ag program; and skits will be pre"- change to bring about savings In i lem is not so complex 'as the otii- j ily on fishery predictinoa lold an lie approving a biidget-about July —Gan. Nathan Twining, Atr u «n « $is to $seo Director Walter Mahoney, a mem come effectiv* aa a part of this busea drew immediate answer from atudents and 45 adults. . a^ted *by the Bbard of Benevo- interest on tax anticipation bor charter." / j era. lie explained, adding, "tjie I imernational k">‘inpna>um: "We rowing. 1 and laying a tax rate at the ForcFChlef of.8taff, aays out« am IlgeetWe Alone ber of the Democratic Town Com city and state officials here. They Regional 8 Supt. W. Chriatof: isê; problems of this frontier iiaii.illy; can count fish by cbiinting flab sain* time. '1‘here would be no mittee, ''eaid . he did not know It was mgread laat night that if Insleted Alabama bus segregation Hihaler - estimated the coat of a | ^ B a llrb l^ C'las* Canceled "Yoii Can't sell'll to ma on the look for U.S. In Its arms rac* involve a simple 'yes' or 'no' by . eggs. This ta so. mu, because u-e necessity to giieaa frhat th- Grand with Russia la ominous. enough, about th* eltuation to ax- th* change fails to get the neces laws are etill in effect end would pester here at t l 10,480. after con- j Mra'NCharlea Nicholson said ball baala of saving interest," Tiirking sary votes in June It call be put to ' both aides," j can predict How inany eggs will ton said. Li.at and •consequently the mill preee an opinion. be strictly enforoed. /erring CriUi’ Walter Jac'^y, of thC room danciring clasaea usually held rate w-ould have to be. the voters pgain . later. The parent company's decision • ----V '/L ;■-■■ L ' i A', member of Hammarakjold'a ' become fish, but because the niim- Barpea argued that it , would To be out of jail; to aat and aleicp T h e Democratic Town Commit WATCH Bureau - - ••JO'.'" the U.N. diplomat was Iber of eggs la an accurate Indl^ Another ia that' the-Board of tee ha* taken the itand that tha It waa also generally agreed followed a Supreme (ûrt ruling m la J.D rakoi. 'Weal H art-iw 'tllU canceled this week ^ a u a e ;i^ ^ j„ on V a visit coat 22 times as much to make the regularly; to get what 1 write and Uouia toicalor of how many fish there are Education must keep booka by aalery question and tpe appoint that the proposed amendment Monday holding bus tegregatlon un- ford architect. change over the next aix years as printed In a free countr/.for ^l*"*** ! Arab Jeriisalem to seeing , tifie i in the breeding Block, it would be to pay the interest on State law on a July 1 fiscal year. ment matter ahould be voted ok should not ba submitted to votera conatitutional. National O ty lines Review- Plana will rmume M ^ 4 ; people; to have a little love In the I0€ MAIN tTREET In th* October town elections, operates but franchlaea ill' several the money the .town has to bor Keeping , track both of the ichool home and a little affection and separately.. Th* majeaity of or- Helaler. Mm a iffo id Wright More than Iwo-fifth.a oj U.S. 2nd Flaar, Otior Woohmrth’a George Kata, a Republican, aaid other eouUiem citlee—Mobile Ale.; WARDS row because tax payments are not fl.xcal year and the town's fiscal ganlutiona repreeented In the The regular monthiv meeting of ‘ esteem outside the home. Jackson, Mtse.( T a m ^ ,' Fla.; ...Habron . ------Eioard. member, . .and . . educa .. . Sr... .i...^ ___ auppoaed to have 'o have ascended ascended I Into foreign boi n people, live in New received until six months after the year results in duplicate book Mltcboll I-41IC . Manchoator Charter Keviiion Workshop favor tl.at it la politically a problem — Poet Carl Sandberg give* hia Ask far tha VCS MANagor Tula*, Okla.; and Beaumont, APPLIi H olialeiû lu n t* Donald P , f™ I heaved. The roc k la considered the York, Pennayliainia, Maaaachu- flacal year has started. keeping..' prescription for happiness on linking them. to ask the pmple to yble someone FORM all and .H d dl aHimdiaf Iwm aak them to vote to eliminate that hoot May 1. v j ning in Bolton. All Andover flre- 1 tee la on record for tying the city commission yeaterday issued ceAteruah S«i “ “* * *“ post aa an elective office. queatidBa together in one vote. a'warning, that it expect* "the he eonsultama and Drako* will i 5’’* * * I^ t* d to attanil j i . Purebaaing Departriieat, naet that evening with the sub-j ‘ Andm-er flremen ^juerwhiH a Two bill* on the atetue of -the bus company anA all other per town clerk died In the last Another propoeed ch arter sona to abide by existing law* committee on the bond laaue, to|f!'?.?* change discussed laat night waa plan how- voting on th* issue ^ General Aseembly when each and ordinances." “iDiey aaid the party opposed passage of the th* creation 6f a centraT Purchas be preMttted to the three towiia. 51,^4 H*SB^n5âmnv*?miîm ing Departmant. Supreme Ciourt ' riilihg affected othir'a bill. The GOP pHl only South Cku-ollne." Subcommittee member* are O lf- [ roundup Mayor Turkington .aajd li l# geij- ton Home. Andover; Douglt*' ^ ' ***'’*''’ *‘ * :30 tonight at the -would' have permitted . the Bollce commlaaioner- Sellers'said Elementary School. too-n to change from fees to ealary #n H y agreed tkdt . do ch k rt* he' would order th* arrest of '‘any NEW TIME AND 'WORK-SAVING FEATURES ; f adkm'B. Hebron; and Stephen Chang* i**aeeaaaary t*-a*t up a pi^tum. .Marlborough. and from election to appointment paasenger or'^bus driver who in-' Maaebeoler Evaalng Herald St the aame time. The Democratic department; H* said General m n -' dulgei in deaegregatlon." os will also meet, with a Aa'dover rorreapondeol .Mr*. Paul ,ag*r Rjohard Martin 'Is now -work- H ^ E n ^ n d F l^ Inaurance Aaan.; bill concerned salary only. . \ ‘‘As far aa I'm concerned, thia . The town's authority to put the lajf toward aubb ^Central p n iv ^ - damn thing (the Supramw Court rapreaentative to examine th* . ______Ing and cqntended tbe p«ard adiool plans from a Sfe safety I ‘decision) applies only to South should dp notlffng until Mamn Im Carolina.' I'm going to enforce all Standpoint...... ( .prepared .14 propoeal, > ' , Thia step w*a* recommended by | city lawa to maintain segrega There^pga some argument, how tion." ---- -t.s. ■ • ^ • AT FAaORY-TO-WARDS-TO-YOU PRICES! Mire. Frank Brown. Aotdover ;, ever, over, whether tbe Board ,ef lUchard Grant. Hebron: and Wii- Local Stocks Personal NolJpcf SeHers admitted, however, that Education’s purchasing should be a fedtoal suit attacking bus segre - Uam Maeon.-Mariborough; officers don*, by orV through a/tosm pur- gation in. Montgomery ■ Will T m Ip MIsAionii « pyblle UtllltlAe June election. light gfey-plnk marble \vm» dis V « mlaaion* atudyij Conn. Light Power'^.. I . Card of Thanks covered in the churchA B.ti-aere tour ytJ. j do aponaored “— ---- - by '*the • ' Conn. - Poiyer- Wo «b b to thank all of our nrlghbor*. _ To keep snowy boots and rub U. M r d of Benevolence <3 the Firat Hartford Elec frlrnd* and rolatlvo* for tho many acta bers from .dlrt^hg yoilr entrance lot. For 56 years, the church has Lt. . i . .58 of klndnoa* and aymtiathv shown' us in floor, experiment with a metal leased the property annually for OMigrfgational Church Hay 5. Hartford Gaa.Co'.'.... 38', our rocont boroawmont. tho lou of our ~ A motor cAvalcadc will leave the husband and father Androw Stro'm. Wo^ contatni^. such as an old tray, •300' plus 'royalties as a marble EXTRA FIATURE5 So. New; England vegetable bin or sheared off bread quarry. ' j church at 9 a.m. to visit the .Tel...... 39 ospoclally thank all thoao who *0*1 tho' 41 .boautlfiil floral irlbuira and loaned the box. A gay repaint job will make ■"We couldn't have . survived Omirter Oak Pariah, which la . Maaulaclurlag Companies U*c of car..* ^ . aorved by the I^v. William Phll- It an unuaijal and attractive addi without it." *aid. James Arthur. : Am. Hardware ,\...... 20 ■ . Mra Androw mm and family. tion. , , pot, of Hartford;, and Andover. A ll Arrow. Hart, H*i|. ,. 58 Usual $229 Bassett 3-Pc. Bedroom 3 81 stated clerk of the church session ûrch member* bave been in -, Aas<^ Sprfng L— ^______•' '•______1.1 Cu, ft. Refrigerator wMii • vited by the Rev. Stephen Cham-i Bristol B ra s s '....l AfaSp QUALITY Simmons Mattress Mohog. VenHrs--Fruitwood Finish automatic defrost; • berlath to join in the tow. j Collin* ...... ir/oWooL V Odebrate* 86th Birthday - Em-Hart ... i ___ ■ J*’ I buPont-processe!il Noiseless Coils 10% POWN ON THM'. ^ ^ ' 4.4-cw. ft^fmexeii.lhal heldt , .. .Wr*. Mary Uddril was honored Fafnlr Bearing TOPPERS 154 Ibk. ^ TOteh food. f j f^ P*” >' celebrating her g«th ' Lander-Frarv CIS. • •' . I MU ea TWIN iizi Pinesf quujilyl Full sit* Ponel Mrthday at the NatcHaug Hospi-' N. B. Machine 'Co. Bed, large ^-drawer Dresser, 4- 4 S h Puil-oid shelves, big fui» in Mansfield last Week. M5a. N. Eastern Steel . 31^ 'U,S.; Steel "Premier" wire coilti IJddell is coni-aleaclng following a NottH ami Judd .. Now on SAIEI drawer £h*sl.-Pittsburgh mirror. •'width Vegetable aisper. ~ \\ faH aeveral __ month* • •** ago,, *bVIR4»C8lKUsaeli Mfg.ibHEr . . . < DGforelor ticking by Burlington Mills. . Butter, cheese keepers ia . ^ - R h e ^ Hie-monthef of Mr*. W it-. Staitlev Work* .. Matching Bex Spring...... $39 liam Pratt.- Hfbroh Rd. I TIME TO PLAN lorg* storage doet.. , Terry Steam . . . . Jay. Hammarstnon Baptired' Torringtdn Torrlngton . ..'. 26', 28' PrOten juice, pgckdg* rada Jay Chehl Haminaratrom, infant. U.S. Env'fp pfd,new 12'J 14 ', Reg. 107*50 self-propelled In fteexer dfpor. ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl T lfm - . U.S. Env'lope pfd new' 12 14 Reg. 74.50 powerful B^trom ^ Rr 6. Columbia, wa*-Veeder-ROot* 5(ri., .53',, 19-In. Rotary Mower l_s ’ a - VACATION FAY ONLY $10 DOWN B ** ' • The '»* »''e qiiotstipna are not to How iar can you go.^ . Hpyf long : V ■ ■ .S-- , - Canirch, ^ the Rev. Fcancli Mur- be conttrued as actual markets. Reg. 16»S to 'l998 17" Rotory Mower CQn ydii stoy^ lOOf^ wool topper*. w^ks* pay? *********** .M US— ■> r Neweat spring styles eedeT**** in paatela and the sea- FOR FISHING **»• I % HP 4-cycle engine, non'* mo.At uantofl I Va HP 4-cycl* engine.' recoil starter— fingertip- ofvkirir ■Qptê. JrIrC And Rugge'd, lightweight olu- control. Front wheel > V ANKLE LENGTH Ml*.*' .>it,*e* inriiiriing drive. Aluminum ^frame. rainum from*— side dil- i YouHl Enjoy Yourself Mor^ a.group of Ward* own choroe. Recessed wheels. "Carol Brent" label. wUk.an S-B-M VACATION CW B .1 49o Spark Plugs — %„i ' 7.29 Plostic Host, 25' , • ^ $AVINGS ACCOUNT' Perform a* well a* iNorlron Plisst fabric inside ' diom. 0 original equipment. Do you I(M)k forward to your summer vacation ' J' Full flow couplings. ■ • w V Add power. only to find that two wc*kR’ pay just .doesn^ ■ USUALLY-49cl .Many 8-t-r-e-t-c-h. far enough? JuM a-few dollars, pul m y \ ■I i..,., 3.29, 50-ff.... 2.66 ■ n . auAi. gqy printi for young 33'- away each week in ah S.B.M. Vacation Savings -t-*, T Club can make all the difference!, AsHUre your wear, shirit, duileri. ceiedrAST self of a relaxed, enjoyable, vacation . . open an,,,.,;__ ' 50" LONG S.B.M., Vacation Savings .Club toiday ! - ^ ' GUARANnEO Smooth Beou Dura Britfs MAIN I t ÎANK EASTtRANCH Flast ‘Center Street WATERPROOF Elastic, bond leg jtylai Open every Thursday Open every P'rlday continuously in Spun-lo knit rayon. 38' ' evmlng from B to 8 . . from 9 A.ig. to 9 P.M. WRiie-Snd pinfcr S^ -U ■ W r W j"tp:wiwer w —.

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96 ICANqHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, T « PAGE TtORTEIR FA6B TWELVI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 195« between supply and demand w6l praapecUva newapaperfiaan may be D. Bradley of the S t Joaeph (Mo.) r ~ i ------— ------not conUnua a t Mast through recruited." Hftad Um esirfew taffiporarUy to can political campaigns? Should bomemaker U get eomeM ytanks Gaaette. and Sxuiday Newt Preas Turk CyprioU allow tha Turka to buy fodd. It 3 sHii^n rvnsw evnoit' gevbmmcnt take over the burden, Families Evicted from the 1P54; afid that the announced In a speech prepared tof. a meet as aeeoad vice prealdant ress mead-upM by tte mllla wtU. serve ing of the ANPA Bureau m which planned to follow the turkey din ent is employed at the'Womert'l same thing,! “How can a woman ‘ aa first vice president .and Henry ner. R e a Service:’' say our poUtlcal campaigns would campaigns without relying on ex? Medical College Hospital in Phtla LIKE housework if her husband their property. Quick and hardy grass coverags . , . Buainass-^Harry A. Bull Is, be affected flnahcialty if the prac- cesaively large contributions and delphla. Her fiance graduated from doesn't show Sny appreciation of They have erected "no trespas makat rugged can-uke-it lawn, chairman. General Poods Coro., sing" signs, he said, bltt 'ûp to ' i tl«e were discontinued V —agath without relying on contribuUpns Philadelphia achool. aerved three >how hard aha works?" i / l — 9Jr e ! '' Ml '!• 'I i jaiimva|ioiiMinneapolis; Hugh Roy Cullen, followed the same lines. made with an ulterior purpose. One "After all,." they point out, "a now, I haven't been able to ' ed •‘•••ill! nraaMaiit, years In the U.S. Navy and ex ucate the geese to read C Quintana Petrqleum See No Effect of these la the Philip Graham plan pects to attend the University of housewife doesn't get a pay check Itfc;^gna.’ Cor^.'HHouston, ot Tex., and Robert Hall and Butler saw no effect; of financial help for both major or promotions. All she works for / o y e i y I t Toons.oung. chairman. New York Pennsylvsnia in tha fell. Bullls, "not aa much aa moat peo parties which - the Advertisirtg An October wedding Is planned is appreciation. If she doesn't , SmaloY ôr MoralityimI pB ms' Osatral System. ple think;'.' Young, "only the full Council had planned to undertake, get that, why shouldn't she dislike' Politics—Loonard W. Hall, Rer TMF WROEIfi is the nutrient packed est investigation would disclose but which wa$ scuttled by the Re- her job?” Providence. R. I., April 25 (SV- blican National Chairman and bow great the financial effect people to make such contributions, Tend your lawn grass food made especially b j Scorn i ! K publlcsn Psrty after It had col Perhaps we k-omen put too much Only one senator spoke against It like a pro w i^ a ul Butler, Democratic National would be," and Meany didn't lected flve million . dollars In perhaps by permitting s . straight emphasis on apprevlatlon and not to keep lawns healtny, vigorous and w-hen the State Senate yesterday SCOTTS SPKIAOnV know. J., the Salute to Eisenhower dinners. deduction of half the amount from enough on' results and aelf-aatis- passed a bill t'o create a state' com mrkling green. F eed 2500 sm ft — tabor—George Meany, presi Cullen lumped hla. answer With income tax . , . It seems to me that faction. r .M # 12JJ (2.50 No 50 fttds 5000 ry //_|3.9j dent, American Federation of La Another Idea Is the Theodore mission to "encourage morality in' queattons three, four and flva, de Roosevelt proposal recefitly revived the - bill Introduced by Senator If a woman ia doing a job- well, youth.” ■* ' 1. bor and Congress of industrial claring i"any honast citisen would Iûberger and a number of Senate khould she allow all pleasure In Omnisations. by Senator Neuberger that fed Sen. William M. Davies Jr. (R- not knowingly give aid to a can cdUeaguea providing for gqvtm- her atcompliahment to be wiped Lincoln) told his coilesgUCs* he Question one—“Since govem- didate he bellevca could be dic eral campalgfis ba financed by tax BLISH TMlRDWilRE CO. money . . . It deserves ’careful con ment financing of campaigna for out just because her husband was all for morality but was "mant itself provides no campaign tated to.” federal office is worth serious con- doesn't bother to applalid? Miroort, is it ths duty of. those sideration . . . I favor permitting against the measure because'"you 793 MAIN ST. X , . MANCHESTER Questions seven and eight cov sideratlon.;' Sure, it’s more fun for the can’t legislate morality." , able to dp ao to- contribute,?’’— ered generally the aams ground— campaign contributions up to $100 !- brought a unanimous yea, "Do you see any Other practical to be tax deductible." - Store Hours: Queetloo two—"Do you see any meana of enlarging campaign Meany: "it should be possible to SHORT OF CASH! limit campaign contributions to 'a dlffcrenca' batwaen contributions funds to meet the need, by p ivatc Monday thru Saturday USE from business and those from la* -aid? What auggastion* « you reasonable amount^ not Ip excess of 9:30 to 5:30 her?” brought a divided bouse. $100 from’ any individual and to THURSDAY* PRIDAY GRANT HANDY have for long range improvement Thursday 9 :30 till 9 P. M. Bald Young: "None, so long as in the proesM of financing Ameri- prevail upon a greater number of V CREDIT FLAN thay do not organise to coerce either thsir msmMrs, thdtr csndl* datsb or thsir elected officials.’’ In esssBCs. BulUs, Cullen and Hall P E G G Y gave Qm same answer, with Hall OIAMONO'S LANE adding: ,"It would certainly not be good public policy to make con- I J" tftbutions from fun^ representing OPEN MON. to SAT. 9:30 ts'9:3$-THURSDAYS TILL 9>|I0 if the money of stockholderi or ABMT ADD NAVY from funds amassed through union dues.” \ ALL NYLON-FULLY LINED CJL Bars Cautribntlons But Butler, pointing out that fadaral law bars contributions WORK CLOTHES iliti from corporattioBs or from money c^laeted in the form of union ft?:* duos, added: " It seems to me that LAWGiST SILECTION IN TOWN the union member has just as, t:::: much right to' msks a poUUcal THEIEST .contribution aa an individual as TOPPERS l!!!l doea ths owner of the business where he works. 1 am shocked at KHAKI PAMTS Reg. $ Value! i i tha current nqpubilcan effortt to 16.95 dspriva working ^ p l s of the * Fink, Whitff, Muo^^v r i ^ t to maka .political contiibu- tiona and at the currant expose of Long-wsoring pressures exeiêd in IM2 by big $!t.98 * SffVRrd tPylfft V istsinsss Interests to force con tributions to the Eisenhower cam • S in s 8. 1 8 * WHITE paign funds.’’ -^ d id Meany saw h "tremendous" difference. . -“L, s b o r ' contrlbu- ' Better Toppers SHEETS VoNriyod, Sonfforizodi fabric ...r tians.^1 he BUd, "are hof made to Durable lonff-wearing fabric a party'but to individual csndl- nf fast color, will iiever shrink nU .o«^.cA $cs' daus fron^ both parties. The up to 40% O ff! WORK-SNOiNlIRIB money is derived from SI /contri or fade. Dress type tailoring butions from members. It Jb-spent for smart appirarance. Colors: 42x3« A O - 1.57 MAtCHiD OUTHTS- in bdhalf of candidates who, have Suntan, dark gra^’, dark green, / DACRON PRISCILLAS R«;ff.49c HJLC R E G . 1 .4 9 proven . they favor legisla dark biu^. LAST 5VEEK of our tion imd policies which are pro- You’d .hardly believe that. fine quaUty niutlln sheeU such aa these could eoet ao little. Perfect greaslvs and in the general pub- R E G . Sc intafest. Businees contribu- MATCHING SHIRTS for wear, for satiny amoothneai,. for waahabillty. 5.d7 VAl ur tiona are in much larger amounts. i 4 .9 8 P r. 4-47 / Buy now! ^4 s n Whether given to a party or \a “ S2.9t candidate, ‘they are often made to No ironing needed, eeay to waah. quick drying, will not 3.M WORK PANTS - 3.4FMATCNI3IO IHIRT . further tome narrow, eelflsh lii- 'shrink, long wearing. Sizes 54-43-72 inches. AddHIonal Specials Sturdy wailublc ftbrie i« Tailercd why drew-type \ tereat or to obtain action on some e'lpcrtly lailared j a a * coKar, 2 pMkatt. . SlUj;ill qiecial project." DIAMOND'S Rog. 79e RATH TOWELS ■ fer ieb cemfsrt. QueaUon three—"Is it a proper Extra large, big 24” x 46” si&e. ^ J k j S C guiding, principle that oohtrlbu- RAYON TAILOREDS Soft cotton terry. Rog. 2.98 MEN'S FLISSE PA Û A $ Uona M made ' to' candidates and to a part:^ whose, political phil ARMY AMD NAVY SALE T • SALE SALE, SALE i osophy and suggested policies the 997 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER REG. Rog. 1.98 SHEET BUNKETS _cqatrlinitor. J!avof»?,:!—brought slx- 2 .9 8 . PLASTIC TRANSPARENT ALL STEEL LAWN MOWIRS yesaes with Varying forms of. ihe Assorted pastel colorii. 70” x 84" size. g a r d e n HOSE PLASTIC HOSE WHRBLIAIIROW 2.47 / - 28 Foot Length M F o o t Length 3 OnUe Foot 8lao - W^qh Iwautifully, handsomely . finished>’ White; /pink’ and plus. Size 83 and 72 Inches. Rog. 4.98 REDSFREAD _ Rog. 1.98 MEN'S DeW m DUNGAREE ^ 1 » 7 L A S T W E E K ! " ‘ ■■ ■' ■■■?'.. ■ X .'-’ R*ff. 2.98 Beautiful and long lasting cot- • 0 0 Heavy 10096 denim, /ianfoHsedi * £ . S S REG. 3.98 COHAGE SETS...... 3 .4 7 ton chenille, . Full size on^. > never knew decorating could SPRING teMi SUMMER REG. 1.00 PLASTIC DRAPES ...... 7 7 e REG. 2.98 VENETIAN BLINDS .;. .., 2.77 i u y Nq w ..if. Jf'-' he so-easy^ntil I discovered MANY.UNADVERTBED SPECIAIS 1 .2 5 xi ^ WomDfiV P E R W E E K ■X ' ' IM 'FK l|[IA L' f S A V I N ( i S h o m e HIIDREN' SPECIALS SAVINGS TRIMMED Rog. 59c Nyfen'Rrif^ A 10Q96 tricot jSleaUc Rog. 4.98 Cpuntry Charm R o g . 1.19 Donlm Joans and cuff leg. ro Boxer top, sanforized ' • i W ALLP i Sizes 5-7. m. for Dinnorworo Sot 14cPc. $ 1 Sizea 3 to 8. < Khaki, Red, Navy I'! 4 . 3 7 Rtg. 49c Rayon Iriffft Rog. 49c Polo Shirts Sizes up to 18 / ■ ' Rtg, 4.95 Clothos Hempor Gombed cotton polos i i i Elastic and cuff leg.' Ass't And once you discover theee easy*to-^ Assorted colored wicker hampers. ahorfsieevc, . ^ pastel colors, mw Sizes 1 to 3. for • All colorf ; Sizes. 5-7. •# far ^ I Save 95c oh this big* matclh easy*to-hang papers you’ll buy. f . w ant^ do it too. For precision-trim* . . . <■ • SizM to 34 Rog. 49c Play Shorn. niiiig intakes faultless matching of Rog. 49c W aste Roskots R o g . 1.19 G o w b o m I Boxer-top. Prints and plains in a ,. patterns a cinch and pre-pasting does Metal wkatc baskets. Wide assort varistyôf fabric.', ro Big onowgh for ployground fun P o firy S o t ment of new colors C l . away with all the meaa and fuss. Special Purchase! New Summer and designs. ' 4 . for ^ I Sizes 3 to 3 'A - f o r ^ 3 . . . compact anough for ovary yard Rayon prints in sizes S, M'.- L. I ,, j. y ' ' . - H I buy now at this low It’s so easy you can do a roont over one ALL LINED. ALL WEATHER R o g . 1,19 Iroiihig B o i^ Rog. 39c Training Pants price. $ 1 ‘'"il ■} , -r i week-end. And the to iil Most reiaon* Pod and Cevor ^ t Clombed'cotton novel- ^ ALL-SYIIL OYM S IT : able: . . and what U more you have a Silicon cover, wBl fit all ty pants. Sizes 3 to 8. O for ^ I metal and wood Ironing galaxy of beautiful patterns that Rog. 1.59 Porcolo - boards. w / C WITH 6 FOOT SLIOS Raincoats S P E C IA L P o tti S lip •Kk delight your ejy. INFANTS' If'» big; all of 7' 2” long.-It’t ufe; C t t l O R Rog. 29c Moth BoUs and , iipii n S S r W O M E N 'S Shadow panels. Sizes ■|:i :! welded coifttruction, ltc|vy- gauge ^ S P E C I A L S liH!i 8 8 NYLON SLIPS S, M L-While only. # 1 CoonlhiatHS > l M o < steel.:And it’s fiih; has safety b0i| t i ■ ■ ' ,, ,, ib'ûll strength, guy- M ' C l slide, ball-bearing airglide,Tnruigi^ '* . 1 ’. • Rtg. 1.59 Gduxo Diopors 4 killvapor. 1 Ib. box. “F for' G I ' Dying rings, tfapeze, chhuîng bars. R o g . 1.19 L o tto x i : The Set 8 to a-pkg. Cut sizs 30 g Asseroblet very easily W on't rust! 34.98 WITH MATCHING ILOOSE or T-SHIRT Rog.'89c Boudoir Lamp X 40. Super sqft. It."# / , G ird io VALUE - t . • FASTELS . • SOUDS, FLECKS , You save on beautifully S h o d o s ' styled separated that are 4qww peyniMil V. ;Tel(* iw eH »8e ffey. • NAVY. RUCK • SUES to 22Va ^ Acetate and pylon. Sizes Two way stretch girdler. the hallmark of-fit and Ballerina boudoirs; bright Rdg. 2.98 Crib Rlonhots S IZ E S 33 *P iL'^WhUs, ( pink and and'White, panty and ^ 8 quality. Chooaa . newest cpiorsd trims. Buy now ^ ^ U P blue. regulaf. h lz a S, M, L .' T L prinU. SIfea 10-14. and ••Y t. - ' l i e ; 2 . 7 7 T O E. A UliiiMii Paint Co. 815 MAIN STREET 2 4 V a ! ^ IjouA/ foiUill .S ^ W . T . G R A N T CO SliUAlNST. 499 M # i Sfiwint — M«iieliM»Br h e . LANE N b w t t y k p • Now fabrics PEGGY iir??'''Iii£. 'TT=i.'% Fp'T,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL tS, 19W ■^m 111 Section Two . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1961 RlanrliPBtpr C on tiu Q Ifprolb WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1966 Pqges IS to 28 It#- Sprakn at Rrily Three-CvHnder * Racial Brawls A Auto Will Make Skywatch Schedule Mar Ball Game Reviving Interest in Arbor Day Board Plans Natioaal Offieen I roUII New Slate State Tax Payment Changes ‘ By Alexande America Debut TharaSay, April 22 At KaiiHas City MIdnIghf - 2 a jn ...... Rudolph Thomas Chamber of Commerce Project To Consider Sought to Ease Loan Burden , Wjr®, April 25 tW—A Detroit, April 25 |>D--A three- Kansaa City. April 23 (P) —'"a / 2 a.m. - 4 a.m. : ...... ValaaleMra NaMleg H'partatr of JunA' cylinder, front engine drive auto- 4 Am. - 4 a.m...... Volaateers Nat deg ^ flurty of Bat flgKti between white Tha OBambar of Oommerca cam- Hartford, April 26 uf)- -8ta ts 2 tMitlAod hiohtte will abortly be Introduced • a.M. - 2 a.m...... Jean Marcel, Ronald Gambolatt and Negro boys broke out at Survey Item ^ a talaa tax, which is paid to 2 a.m- - 10 a.m ...... Clifford Fisher, Philip McGchan palpi ta ravtvr intereat in Arbor IVlaaurer John Ottdvlano today toe state every throe months, pro- to -gUl” hia ot- fo the American market. It ia. a 2- municipal stadium as the ciWd About Town 10 a.m. - 12 Noon ...... Betty Pivotinhky, Helen Shepard Worn Out? Der “ haa font pretty well.” prapocril tha Stats revtsa aema vsnts the eute from going farther Tha town may havs 5n asH'al! troetln TMBlif wcoM« Îfo, Bor- doer. 4-paaienger tedan built in Noon - 2 p.m.' ...... Paul O’Bright waa leaving after Detroit beat Bpt, adttod W arrm Howland, i _ .. in the hole. Sweden. It will b*. one of aome- ■urvsy dona ao that mapU can be, through May •. \ Voluntefrs may register st Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal playing fleld but by th k t' time Why not consult ns on your problemii? an effort to beautify tha town, •. * o-c'**ck. The Directore will decide Tuee- | time tn yeara that it haa been able thay Oodfray of Wortand. Wyo., .The .first Swedlah-bullt car Oq Building. -Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1 to 5 V tax anticipation notei. The riidSoy' to boast no cash deSoU. be offered eh t|ie American mar things had simmered down. particularly the new sectionai by i • ------day whether to aet a date for a ' has been used to pay State aaid "Barliara fxM my hutpand and p.m. or Tuesday evening from 7:3O-2:30 p.m. Quality of workmanship’and matcriab is supreme. promoting tree plahting. Mrs. John Carlton, 104 Haynes public healing on the appro|M4-1 One year ago, also with the aid tna that ha (Altxander) - had ket, the.dar ie called the SAAB 23. There was nothing to Indicate operating coats. of the annual corporation tax tahe, what started the trouble. This is , The holiday, which waa fint St., la chairman of the rummage tion of $4,000 for the aiirvoy. thraatanad t* kin her.'*' It ukci its name from the ihltial* obsarvod 80 yaara ago, at ont time: sale to be conducted by the Wom- Hie ‘Treasurer said the basic it waa abla to erase such bortxnr- ef-tha builder, Svenaka Aeroplan it, a newspapef reporter for more the' Aral year white and'Negro Wji ffMcidiM in Formica ôpl imtl VanitiM ^ Tha aerial survey wab ftrat die- roblem haa' always been the .'y-’-f'i .1 Tha atocky. baldinc defendant. thnH 40 years who retired in 1946 pupils have been integrated In reeeivad eonalderable^ ittentlon, cn’a Mlaalonary Society of Eman- ctiilaed when the towm waa plan tng. However, three months later Aktiabipaget. widely known plo- pdrtleularly In the achoola In ra- uel Lutheran Church in Luther Blability of the' flow of State in It had to borrow 24.S .mlllibn for Boar 25, la acenaad of kllUnK hit bMr in jet aircraft development. ' Oeatha Last Night after serving for 10 years aa city Kaniaa City’s public high schools ning a property revaluation, but no come to keep pace with the month- 2i*yoairold adfa and burying her hall reporter for the Chicago Dally ahd occasional flkhts after school cent yeara, however, it haa passed' Hall Friday morning, beginning at action waa taken beceuie tha aea- ■uch purposes, with tha total tn a eamant tomb. Alexander'a .Îjeading American car makers virtually unnoticed. 2 o’clock. Varied items of clothing son was unfavorable for an aUrlal by-month operating expenses. climbing to 214.5 by the following arc^Mning with the foreign manu- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Naws. Born in WllUamgburg, Kan. hours have been reported. Twtew-a-Yeor Paylweat Asked October. praaant arlfe, Itoae, 49, ia alao Bc^. C. Glean bUagUdofg Died Tueeday. It was high school day at the Arbor Day waa tha inaptratlon of ■nd household articles will be of ■urvey. "v facturi^ in presenting what are Asheville, N.C. - - Oscar L ee. fered, and the entire proceeds will Alao on the agenda for the meet He aald the corporation 'tax, Irnuea Bend AntlcipatiMi Notes chargad with drat dagree murder. amid tb^ be the ihduitry’a finest Arnold. 47, a retired automobile Hollywood—Stanley Wright, 65, stadium yesterday and the crowd J. Sterling Morton, a Nebraska which ranks next (o th* sales tax Bho arlll go on trial May T, *1110 Rev. C. Glenn Mlngledorff ofri3.963 included 8,477 youAgstefa Personalized Floors newspaperman who eveiUuelly be be usiril for the benefit of Mlaaiona. ing te an lt«n which calls for set- in anotoer action today, Otthvi- styling kM engineering develop industry executive, formerly as Denver fishing tackle and equip Mra. Carlson, may be contacted if aa the biggest money producer, ■no announced that he haa issusd Itooa taatlflad at a praltmlnaiy ment manufacturer and a close dismissed from classes to see (he came .Secretary of Agriculture In ting the date tor a public bearing of Naahvllte, Tenn., will bo the ments. More than a acore of Brit- sociate with the n rd Motor Co., 392 MAIN ST. " / TEL Ml 9-92St pickup la-desired. on an ordinance' to change the Ae- might well be reviled to call for a 25.7 million In "bond anticipation koarlag Barbara dlM July-18. tah-made edrs Include all tha bet General' Motors and N uh. Born In personal friend of President game on special OO-cent tickets. Gpover Cleveland’e cabinet. twice-a-yaar payment rather than e\’enlng a'pcaher at' the Norwich . t '—^ . cel year. At an informal moot notes" as • starter on an author / 1252. in a from acaffOIdlng at ter known oIn U at country's mod- Bedford, Ps. D ie *rueeday. Eisenhower. Bom in Denver. Died One spectator. estimated 30 to A native of New .Yorly^ State an annual one aa at present. DIatriet Ywth Rally at South 40 lights were going on at once but and gcouatomed to thlcja forests. The Ladles Aid Bociejy affd the ing last niSht, moat Directora were ised inatitutonal bond taauc of tha homo. Bka aald aha rctumod .to ats. Among thwri.ii a new Jaguar Ban Francisco — HenVy Steph Tuesday. 'i'-*: ■galnat the change. "This should not be an exced- 210.1 approved by the 1903 Legis tha hooaa taro daya later ahd Methodiat * Church on Saturday described as a lOOHuile an hour. 5. -I-ill.—I— ’ from the press box It'Appeared a Morton campaigned hent to popu Men’s . Club of Zion ! Lutheran ■ive hardship on corporattpna,’’ he .burlad tha younger woman'a bddy evening. April 29. He la here la enson, 25, of New York, athg* *id doxen was the maximum, with late the barren Nebraska plain Church will serve a potiuck' sup In other mettcra the Board. lature. paaacngef aadan, whh a 112 hone- ■creen actor for mora thfen SO ■aldk "and It would .provide a He' laid the decision to Issuo arltheat Alexander’a. knowledge. connecUOn with the rally of MeUi- power d-cylkidcr ci|Mne. Elect Yale Journal Editor about 300 participating in - the with trees. One of Hia actions. In per Friday, April 27, a t 4 p.m. and WlH- definita financial saving to toe Mra. Godfrey, a ^rlhood chum odlat young people from more thaii years and husband of actreai Ann general melee. this connection ga hia - BUggea- follow It with the showing of a full- 1. Hold public hraringe on addi Temporarj', one-Vear notea rather French manufactu^ra pfe .show Shoema’ker. Born In Grtnadk. B rit Our Ho tional appropriations of 11,200 167 ■tate.” - - i ■ than float the entice' bond imue a t of tha victim, ahd Booth and Alex 30.er- officers for the coming year: Mra. state wouldn’t have been forced to Booth, a contractor who waa ence. ■tore a t closing time when a youth Leonide . Gagnon, trader; Mrs. Pension Trust Fund Trustees. Pit rate will be favorabi* enough te Alaaaadar’a buaiaaaa partner One of these ia a snialt, rockat- argo. N.D.—Dr. Parker Green, entered and demSnded money. .Interident of Schools: Afthur - H. borrow aa much and pay Interest ■“-place this-note borrowing with The aon of a Methodiat minlater, lUJttgV Parji Siiperiritesdent Hor-' Alice Richter, aecretary; Mra. Al kin recently retired from town on tax antlclpatton notes. briefly In 1201, recalled Inddenta bom in Daytona Beach, Fla., he Uka vehicle called Lit Aatragnome, 48, of the industrial en- 'Thinking it waa a neighborhood bert HageiioW, treasurer;- Mrs. employ. long-term bond iaaue. tai October and December, 1251. designed by Richard Arblb, a New glnemng departnient at North resident playing a prank, she W re u ^ t Iron RalHnqs '■“phay and C. B. Hogan. ' 4. Consider action on three Claim attended Florida Southern College York industrial, deiigner. It has Dakota, Agricultural College and qmmittee’a first and F'eter Co't-dera and Mrs. Dolph -'New officers of toe Emblem Chib are shown with natlonat officera who cohd%led the inataiatlan Onoa hO' aald; Alexander waa and apent two yeara in the United brandished her broom to ehoo him Erickson, cepreaeritatlvea; Mra. suits against the'town. *>rloleBt‘’ when ha ratumed to an alLaluminurn .body on a Nash formerly with the General Motora out of the etorc.. 'The youth bran Poreli Cohimnt' /probably most effective i-r move last night. Seated left to right are Mra. Edith Reynolds, new- president of the locM group; and Mra. Enid Pearl, Sharon Kobllnsky, Statea Marine’Corpa. He received waa to retritûce the holiday to Fred Fox, contact chairman; Mra. As Water Commiaslonert, the work after going home. He aald Metropolitan chassis .and a pla^ Instltute\ Flint, Mich. Born In dished a sawed-off rifle, convinced Jiillua Lesaard, librarian:. Mra. group -will hold a public hearing on Clara Miller of Burbank. Uallf., supreme president. Left to right, standing, art Mra. ftoy Pontiqalll. vice Karen Rivard and Ifkrjory Hlb* hia AB degree from Florida South tie bubble top. 'The plastic dome Massachuaette. Died Tueaday. . TMU lie town’ ■ prcaident; Mra. Joan Gatea, Junior past president; Mra. Besa Fredenhagan, auprema malfhal of Biifbank; Alexander “alammcd .a ahovel ern and hia BD from Vanderbilt her he wasn’t kidding and made off VALLEY WELDING CO. Daniel Pusinaa, htatoHan; Mrs.. the installation of a sanitaiy Girl Scout Notes bard; health aid, Lyime Ar-leby, anlnst a whodbairOw’’ and aald: raises to permit entry for two pas. Chicago V Frank Daniel Fogle, with >1^. For Free Eatlniato_.Can Acting thraOg^ llling and with and Mra. Rose Mary Willlama, treasurer. (Herald photo by Pinto). Deborah Begg, Oarolyp Bniwn, Univeralty. Hia chief reaponaibll- sangera. / Louis Sulotts, 'publicity chairman; ■ewer on Oak St. Ext. in the Ma y r m going to get oven with that tty with the Youth Department ia Olaatoabnry AIElk-9118 guire tract. » ' Maureen Brown, M ai^ Howoll,. ; two-Umlag-----.’’ Although tha Astra-gnoma Ip mittee. The Circle has aet the date president; Mra. Samuel 'VacanU, tha committee of'(uiaiitemsntB. A Lost week. Intermediate Troop Suaan Humea, Lola lAdbettar, Methodiat Youth Fellowahlp iri- strictly futuristic In .design Its creaae and extenaion. 2. ss .r".t of May' 19 for ™"-'- ita annual...... banquet,... financial sacretary; Mra. Foster deltcloua chicken dloMr preceded • presented at toe ManckeSthr Enid - Paarl, Judy Rhodie^ and sponsor aaya lt^’’could be mais pro “Roamer” served in eight of thk. elementary Dianne LSchausae; pioneer. Mar He will preach a t both the 2 a.ln. I schools last tweek. to be held at Wright’a Tavern. Emblem Oub Willlemii, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas toe ceremony. A cmterplece o^ Green School a ploy entitled and 10:46 a.m. momiag acrvlcea at duced in the near future.’* varied api'liig fiowera rad candtea jory Hibbard;, my troop, Sharqa ’The new coliseum in New York’i Tatted aad placed hifh aa the - > At each “hf the schripla, the Rlanchard, recording aecretary; adorned the head table\and Afri "FStotr Kee7>t House." The direc Kobllnsky; camperaft, Dianne jSouth Church on Sunday. ' OolumbOa Circle, where the Inter youngatera turned out eiKmaase At a meeting: of Sti Etiubeth'a Court Cases Tiffl^ SPRING SPECIALS riiuTBlyrRAiS^ 6 ^ "Racammeaded" Hit la ea iadapeadaat Mothers Circle at the home of Seats Officers Mra, Route Thompson, correspond can violets the other trae s. Baa- tor and aaalatant' director were lAchauaae; good grooming, Sharim h YNr national show will be held, will be ^ AT LOW PRICES ^ to plant one or more trees and to ing secretary. keta of- gladioli, were st Carolyn Brown and Enid Pearl. Kobllnsky, Karen Rivard and Mar- tba scene In December of the ceataaier turvay ef ekildrta't theat. celebrate the planting with -Mra. Michael Massaro, the follow Judge Wesley C. Gryk ordered ing iOfUcei-s w ere elected; Mrs. Newly elected offic.*, of Man Also Mrs. Raymond Beauregard, each of the head officers' Itatlone. Those parttcipatlng Included Mar Jc-y. Hibbard; wild-plants, Lonina DYNAMI07 American car industry’s first na SO.FOOT Little Yankee “Roamera” . . action-taitad Arbor Day cerempniea. At aevelul a warrant issued for tha arrest of chairman of truateea; Mra, Norman jory Hibbard, Dianne Lechousae, Appisby; rambler, Lynna Appithy: \ tlonal auto show to be held since ^ Arthur Dms Stores 1 of the achoola, parents and friei Harold Wahl, I'eaderr .Mrs, Mat-- Chai-lea Williams, -24, of New' chester Bnibiem Cluh. No. 2.51. had Giieata were preaent froinêrl- RWIMABE SALE by boys and girls . . havt proved thamaelvet xâjl Tyrell, secretary; Mra. Law-- Blanchette,' triistsc for two yeara; dei), New London, New MsvsrL Mil Deborah Begg, Sharon KobltnaHy. 5-year numeral guards, Lyiui Ap M j n i».c «I before. W« rid War H- 'Only Amer- rHOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. attended the tree-plantinga. Haven, in Town Cdurt this morn the honor of being I4auilc4 and In Mra. Milton Wagner, triietee for Keren Rivard, Maureen Brown, pleby, Deborah Begg, Carolyn Friday, April 27—9 A. M, little wonders for wear I Display at Bank ' - KvSmer, treasurer; Mrs. ing when WIlUama failed to appear itiated last evening bj’ Supreme ford Danbury and Rdckvllle, tcan-ma^> cars—all of them prob GARDEN K C h ra U ^ kosak, welfare; Mrs. tVee yeara; Mrs. John ZIenjak, Suaan Humes, Judy Rhodes, Lynne Brown, Maureen Brown, Enid Mubifte Temple ably 1257 model's - will be ,4la>- Bring yoiir youngatara in for Little Yankeet, Starting today and continuing to face a charge of violation of the President Mrs. Clara B. Miller and marihal; Mrs, Donald Jorgenson, Appleby arid Lola Liedbetter. Pearl, Sharon Koblinaky, Varan LK M. SILVmSTilN played at the exhibition. through Friday - the official date Janies '3. Gleeaon, publicity arid rules of the road. Judge Gryk also SBRING d a n c e / the ahoet you can count on for endurance. contact chairman; Mrs.y'WlJllam Supreme Marshal Mra. Beat Fre- first assistant marshal; Mrs. Wal 'rh.s following badges ware also Rivard, Mary- HOwsII, Dianna / Cbapmak Court No. 12 HOSE for Arbor Day — the committee ordered the posting of a |2S bond denhagen, poth of Burbank, CTallf.' ter Baldyga. second atsiitant Ths Air Iforce Rsstrva Wi preaented by Mrs. Roaa Begg, Lschauaae, Marjory Hibbard and , , Order ef. AlPMrekih. Count on our expert fitten to give them / will try to bring the holiday to the Gnilo rad -Mrs. MU-hael'MaSaaro, on rc-arreat. i-epreaen^tlvea. . / Mi's. Joseph R.' Reynolds. 236 W. marshal; Mrs.. George English, sn’a Auxiliary will hold Ita aprini troop leader: adventurer, Lynne Judy Rhodes. . 'l Guaranteed g VenraX MILITARY WHIST exactly the tire their growing fegt need, too. attention - of Main Bt., ahopper.s t'olice Said Willlama’ trailer Onter St.. whO/-W»»' seated as chaplhin-' Mrs. Mildred Tedford, danca a t ths Indian Hill Country ppleby, Deborah Begg, Maureen with a small display In the Man truck snapped off a traffic stand president, succeeding Mra. Ronald organlet; Mrs. Ssmtiel Robbi Jr^ Club. Nswlngton, Satui'ciay. April irown; Lola Ledbetter, Enid Add. groUd orange rind to poek- PARTY chester Trust Co. window. The weekiKcard parljr, aponaor- ard at the intersection of N. Main Oates, becomea.th fhlrd prcaident press cm-reiqmndent; Mrs. Kcnnath 29. Music will be furnlihed by vin 2tary Howell, Dianne ogo voniUa pudding and pit Sit V FRICED nOM 5.95 / 'n e display constats of a framed ed by the waVa and means com and Main Sts. April 17th and xyaa LARGE SIZE ^ Directed by Mra. B. . Carbone of Emblem Club, N6. 251, pnd will Hodge, historian: Mrs. John Ns- Perry’s Orchestra. Mt*. Robert H lauaSe an(* Judy Rhodes: out- ing. Sorva the pudding over e PIANO tUNINO ^ O 'C E O A R tg%0Q ACCORDING TO hlZE • ' copy o f Governor Rlblcoff’a Arbor , mittee of Mancneater Grange, will arrested by Patrolman John havei the following itaff of off!-- rettq, first guard; Mrs-. Harold Starkel, 40 Cambrldga Bt., is a cook, Lynna. Appleby,| membrane-free sections of frsoh of Rocky Hill. Bponaored by Day proclamation, Tn whichi'thetbe held Fridayy j»gl night at 6 o’clock Hughes. Hply Name Boclety. cera; Mrs, Gates. Junior past'presi Woo^, second' guard. co-chairman of ths dancs coin DciMlnh Begg, Carolyn Brown, orange. Sava soma o( the onwga BAMBOO C Q C > 0 N 8 E -governor calls the State's “wid^ at the home of Mr.'\and Mrs. Rob Irwin Hayes, 54, of 5 Ford St. dent; Mra, (Tharica Ponticalli, vi(t Mra. Ponticelll chairman of mittes. . Maurilsn Brown, Lois Ladbetter, sections .for a garnish. t KEMP'S, Inc. variety of beautiful trees" one of ert Schiibert, 17 SuiHiwer St. Set waa found guilty of Intoxication r 7a M AIN ST.— M l 2- 5M 0 ^ RAKES/ Sot.. April 28, 8 p.m. .the "rich treasures of Connecticut back will be played. ■nd sentenced to 20 daya in Jail A ^ A B h dkBh A ▲ A dk ▲ A e i living'." with the sentence suspended. SACRED HEAOT ' In addition, .the .committee ia Mbther Cabrini Mothm Circle Hayce was put on probation for HOLLAND ^ ^ ^ makinS available information oh has elected the following wficeri three moritha. CHURCH HALL trees. The bank will have on hand for the coming; year: Mrs. E ârd . In another Intoxlcatioii case, H. TILiVISlQN 1 VERNON through the end of the wVbk litera Leo Cronin, 53, of Salem, IChse., LARGEST DISPLAY IN Pagan!, leader'; Mrs. Harold F^te, S h o e d e f t , ( m a i n f l o o r . 4 i a r ) ture Hating trees native to Con secretary: Mrs. 4ngatb Bie was aentenced to five days Wi jail. Springtime it Plymimth HardtAptimeJ MANCHBS'rER WINDOW SHADES ' -RefreahaMnIa—Doiiatlon 75e necticut na wpll-aa those which can Bpfall Onttiag Charge X | ■ With Your Own Rollers ■II • II ...... Xi trea-xurer; Mrs. Stanley Mldlln/ Cronin was found aslaep on tM ’ K $ 1 7 f.fS Up be purchased locally. The litei-a- proRi-am. chairman: Mrs, Michael' of a atairway of toe House and ture also contains instructions on Murphy, welfare; Mrs. C9iarlea ■Ie building Monday night by I PetOBPfOR's the planting an^care of trees.. Strpin; publicity; Mrs. Robert P^roln\a» p u rtls L. Wilson. ISO CENTER ST, • Next year,-the committee Hopes Boyd, representative: Mra. Joeeph the recommendation of. Aa- to do more in the way of generat Rourke, contact chairman. alstarit Prosecutor William DeHan. ing intereat in Arbor-Day. It has a nplle\waa entered In the case of tentative plaps for a tree-planting Mra. Eirima OlekainSki. 30. of 455 WONDERFUL SAVINGS program at the high school that W. Middt* Tpke., charged With would become ah annual affair. Explaihs Systent failure to ^rry her operator's li e e e ‘•The prime thing." How-land' cense. FOR EVERYTHING aaya, "la to atlinulate intereat * to To Court (Officers At the time/qf being stopped by revive It and keep it alive,’’ Policeman Raymond Peck on a In a gesture of .continuing co routine check. 'Îra. Olekinakl could not produce\her operator's operation betw-een Manchester and license after looking through her Speaks.to Rotary Coventry, Mrs. Mae Vennard, wallet. 4he stated in\wriirt today flerjc of the Manchester Small that she did have the Ilranse in her SORING VALUE SALE Oh Retail Tradp Claims Court. explained- the possession at the time', but it waa system of the Small Claims Court tucked away tn another rampart Prof. Samuel C. McMillan, head here last night to' Justice LeRoy ment of the wallet. A grand epper- of the marketing department- at M. Rnbeits and Coventry Clerk A postponement to May 5th I se- OJN w boP-RiASO flllY lunily for you to the Univef*lty of .ônnecUrut. Mrs. Myitle Whit*. cure ceuniSI was granted mond E. Myette. 22. of 32 C save en Thayer's ipoke to The Manchester Rotary The Toi^ -of Coventry is plan • Club last evening'concerning "De- ning to open its awn small claims St., charged with speeding. fameu* juvenile - centralisation of Retail Trade.'’ " court In the near future, and A day to day continuance waa merchondiM. iProf. McMillan discussed'‘the m-dered in the base of Paul Kriirt- .lustioe Roberts called upoh Man off, 36, of 110 Birch 4t., charged Tluyer ’"Twirl A B.II ” movement of trade froi.. central chester Judge \Wesley C. Gryk for \ business districts to.outi.ving areas with intoxication. The txmd of 225 crib. Save on thii crib help. Mrs.' Vranard volunteered posted by .Kristoff was kept the with new T h I yc t and explained some of the reasons to do the explatoing and the three same. - - / (ralure^l Drop aide, for It. court offlciala got together In adjustable,ipring. plav He saill that today we have 60,- Town Court here. ' ’ . lie rails. In wax birch, 000.000 'autos with ahoppera ^ Justice Robhrts plans to attend maple, white or grey and in eight years -U’e -will have j the nexj. Small Claims Court,tea- . crume). Extraordinary Sl.,000,000 atitos. . | aion here in the pear future. " , PLYMOUTH HARDTOP H OR BY S. > MARLWS Moth Clinic W HICH CliiE IS YOURST

M the beautiful- new Thayer 'Duck- nowork! no wonyl Kills Mothsk . ,1" \ -• ■■■ I .V '.lin g " crili; Six-led for the amaneat nursery! E ^ b le drop aider — .6 poailjonpoai^n apring.. Double' atabilizing______bara wrib excluatVe anapfaat hardware. In honey- bircly-'âx. or maple,, white, grey or f roated grev enanfel. Spring Sale Price “ EL-llAY" VAPOR* Pufkling mattreaa — fine.t> lUqkt palafc jp i, awenj pMnpoec lifts out. U«c ateted in vinyl c im n u aa baaainel or plaatic. 3-poai- the lew-celt luxury eflored by A . • c a r. b e d !. Large crritalt iof - lion plastic Ofoyhaund. Neat, ffioa you heed TAc ineetiparahlt Plymouth Btlvedtft <-(fppr Hardtop.' If your home haa large areaa of daphoard or Wood above brick Clotet Hanger, Small for tha epen laad, enjey"wlMal The fleett racy Plymauth Bîiedert t^dpor Hardtop* Vn8 or H trav. Adjuil- Thayer "Faxt-Fold" playpen. Touch cryKait for chcMt '‘or atone, here’a good news! Paint,them a ri^ with EKi Pimt & 2 2 « sblC fnoircsi. of toe on pedal foldi pen - pari and aad.drawert free” driving an bundradt ef all' With.pad. . JanA r 1 lh:'ota 2 .t« tripejlike them« * j^lk-j[tesiatant Houp Pairit,lmd aaylôod'bye to unsightly 179$ Sale P r i c e .....2 0 ^ ^ tX'l lb. can 21.S* ^ Buaea Running .... ' $ lb. can 22.W Dally ' Time ^ Two doors or four doort, V-8 or Btthfre’s' Look closer at these I^lymouth Hard- ftor«'’s why Flymoulh HardtplW an hard to tspi grhite-ataining of the'auH ^ below! Easy to put on . . . wean 'f f 101b. can 2S.40 Methalrt cemc in — tee SEE bUR COMPLETE LINE'OF Beaton ,2 2 h|a. 42 min,. New' York 2 4 bra,-20 mlo. a Plymouth Hardtop for you— in tu'o low • tops at your dealer’s this wsek. ‘Hs'g They're ihg .BIGGEST in their fleld."'L(>nger, and wean ... coats no more than ordinary h o w paint these and marry alher IIAIinS Philadelphia 8 7 hr*. just received a special spring shipment heavier, roomier, for superior riding comfort. great Thayer Spring Washington, D. C. 2 11 hrs. prico-rongeSf WMckifttr you lIBaRlett “ ' , I |gw TreveeSt whtte-stoining Richmond,-Va. 2 14 hrs, of 2-d()df 'ahd 4fdbor ihodels and thdni’i They'rg the host clamosous, too. l*lypioufh Volueal Afk abeut Jean for uw in cheWt ddre or Savoy, you'll be driving the biggest, * S^-R-O-L-L-E-R-S Jackaoaville, Fla. 2 SI hrs. ^ H sriltops Sris new. ' F al belew pointed svctocee and drawers $ .$ * a rainbow of coloi*s to'choose from.* all Thayer's FMi GIFT eOerl / RangUe, Mei___.'. i l l hrs. ■ smartest Hardtop-in the low-price three! G A L.' i A Willioni wiiile e' ■ A t Special Spring Prices! SI. Jnhaui, N. V 1 19 hrs. SO mla. • ' ’'■'T'* • * ' Treat yourself'to an exciting demon They’re this only H ardtbps with magical P ush- Button Dkiving. Positive, mechsnicSI connec ' |l« l-OM* ,eb lohl ' ^nOVp atop YYfT^Mi GARMENT BAGS From 98c Ajh^rvor-OrsrhSHse sgsst sW st .you j;an haVe your cake and eat it, too stration. Thert inquire about your b a l -othw tr*Tst mWM too VACATION tion for sure, Jnstant.action.>' •i i. PtANNINO aU V lC X , LOWîOOT -a s these beautiful blends of (|0nvertiblo er’s modern fiifancing plan. You’irfiniJ PW, CRAKTXRS ssS tieie-tsvlsg —. And -they boapt.the most VALug AND sArEtY PAOCAOB B Z PK ggg ggR yiC B . . /un and sedan .edm/ort prove. All the these Plymouth Hardtbp hone^ ars as FEATU2E8. Plymouth offprg you tQsny gsduslTS E. Al’^Johnson Paint Go. advantages of hpih models! easy to pay for iu they are to drive! r limry features at 140 extra cost. - 699 MAiN 3.T-t MANCHESTER ‘ CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY 422 Diola S t—ta l, 80 2-S2S9 "T A w ^ ■•"T . - .\ . grid of eot//»#/f cesfs/sss 4 / Frew.fSe'day yeu buy S...ifcreufA all Me yaefs yapi ehm S!ians@ • * “ FOR EVERYTHING 4 t.... yeu'iff aitogd less o r # ^ m a u th . 7haf's eee teesee mera FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ^ LOWER STREH FLOOR LEVEL i • 1 r i i ( 1 ; r J ( ' PfyhieefSe erg used da faaie tkaa all efber earn aeSihlM d , n PLYMOUTH costs less » ' < -Jt ■nsziSff’Htf" PT - .r X- - * 'if 'i*' , . i'"’ "1 I ' ■ ? |“ ' 'r ij I ■ ' I I 'l i ! I I'l , 'i\ ,!■ I - I- M '? . 1,11 -n* I'/Ki/ii- I. ' f ’<-'1 ' '' '■ V' / N- '■’f - ■ ■ ■V ■'I U-. • l... ^ I ■ i. • ■ V-

. 1 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON^„ \^TEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1956 ...... V PAGEStXTEEir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNh. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1956 PAGE SEVENTEEH ...... — ' - ...... FREE PARKING |N PARKING LOT NEXT TO ARTHUR'S Jeers for Red Chiefs The May Backfire on West How Uttle It Costs To Furnish Doctor Says YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SEETHE.... Bjr JAMBS MABLOW 'Wcern of His, -and he refused to tgke f r o m NEmiTZ BROS. - FAMOUS MFRS. CLOSEOUTS f t BMavty m A» N«wÂ»»ly^ a list of their names or try U Îp la aa i l l them. WulilllBtOli. April 35 (^ — Tilt As errors go. this was s beaut, B y iSDWIN T. JOBDAN. MJh journey of Rutolo^ Promlor if the reports of what ha said ara WriMtM far NBA RcrHea \ Bulfofcin' 'Md COmmunUt party correct. * * * Ona M tha crying mada of our boH Khruohehor .to BrtUln — The new Russian Nne, as out lined by Khrushchev himself at $ 5 0 0 $ 1 0 . 0 0 $ 1 5 . 0 0 Uma la to dtvalop batter mathoda MM of tho atronceot of m o d • r n the'Communist party's 30th Con af baring for tho oldar poopla tlntM — wiU probably, bo givinv gress tn Pebruaiy, envisions Com among ua. off cotwos for a lonf nme. munists working with fiodalistt Navar baforo in oOr history havo outside the Iron Curtain to gain CHROME on WROUGHT IRON SOLID HARD ROCK MAPLE MODERN BEDROOM SUITE The Jeora and hoota for tho .two ' aro leokad forward to Having such mfn may hav* amueed Weetom patilamcntary t majoritlea In the BOOKCASE h e a d b o a r d anU-OommunltU. Tho effoct oUo- western governments. DINETTE SET ' ; BEDROOM HM SUITE A n larga proportion', of our fallow • t. whore may have oreal^ aympathy The Russian massqs may hot altlBona ovar tha bga of $5. i>' , for the Raaaiane and hoatllity for *— only be-angered by the treatment Thia doaa not'maan that aftar the Britiah. The RiieslaniiRiiaalana werem given Bulganin and Khrushchev that aga wa aba “through;” but It apeata in Britain. . but feeh loyalty to them. But this doaa maan.a changs In tha kind of At the same time Khrushchev's doesn't mean the Sovlst collective problam facad by the oldar parson tompdr tant^ms—his reaction to leadership, looking at foreign af aa wall aa for hla or her family. needllnfr—raises questions atwut fairs coldly, will feel Khrushchev Woman In general have a con- hla leadership. They don't prove handled himself well. aldarabiy greater hold on Jifa than anything deinito—yet—but they men do. There are a lot more living make Westerners wonder what hot êlp occurring: If Khrushchev old ladtea than there are old men. 'they're looking at. ' . r„n be needled into exploding by In other reapecti, however. Wom Jeers, a rai/ed fist, and a barbed Malenkov Seem Shrewd en In their older yeara are not ao Goorgl Malenkov, deposed as question at a floîist dinner. Just yhow emotionally reliable la he to fortunate. A high proportion of prenuer in favor of Bulganin hvit women 55 yeara old or ovar auffar stall, a member of the Russian do business With In far tougher aituaUoni ~ from the effects of a decline of hierarchy, gat a warm reception-on function In the inner ear and tha hla recent \jWt to Britain, cheers, H ERE IT IS py connections of this organ with the not Jeers. Bulganin and Khrush brain. Nearly three out of four * Here after u>eeh$ ftf'planhint and con$trur(ion chev may have thought they were Frii^nds at Sciliool B^P Larfo Chest women of thia aga or oyer ayffer ta the iietrty enlarged and mod<^rniaed Harmar*$. . .la for the same. FuN SIso 30x41 from diuineto, jk liability to tum nete fi)ctHre$» new furnUhinga, new Ughta, newly Americans in the best position to « Felie Sue Crosby CHEST Double D rem r ^ ble, and even more from difficulty know what Kremlin thinking la— Opoot to 40 iRchos in getting aroufid in the dark. A decorated^ In feet everything ia netv including a If an>*ona can be said to know it— School friends of Sue Crosby, DRESSER ' Mirror , high proportion-nearly 70 but of netg prep department. Ynu are all eordialiy in^ are said to feel Malenkov le the a hundred—aro-hard of hearing. smartest ihan in the Rueslaiia' col- daUj^tcr of Mr. and Mrs. John S-FlocoSot C ro ^ , 79 Ansaldl Rd., gave a eur- Bookcase Headboard Bed These are not happy qualities v it ^ to rom e aee o u r nete lo o k and take advantage Ipctlve leadership and will be back MIRROR and the combination bf tfialneas ■'■•vK .1 on top in time. Malenkov, fat and priae party for her . at thq' Com .TaMo«od4Clwin o f o u r many apeclala. munity Y Monday evening.' Chap . and difficulty In getting about In almost aad-faced, mads no mia- the dark enormously increase tile ' takes In Britain. erones were Mrs. franklin Cloaw Mrs. Crosby, Charles Potter and 2 PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA danger of broken bones to elderly ’Khrushchev la apparently the women. , real boss now. Bulganin takpa a Arthur L^lme. ' ^' SOLID ROCK MAPLE FOR THE DEN IJPHOLSTERED IN SMART GRAY TWEED A large cake made for the «cca-’ Men who live to thia age auffer back seat to him, letting hla part- ^ ' A REALLY TERRinC VALUE in a similar way but there la aome , ner do almost .all the talking. Sion with the InsIfiUa “Make New A DINETTE SUITE \ Friends but Keep the Old" was FOR THE T V ROOM question aa' to whethei; the men ' Khrushchev, from the time he who survfVe ao long are aa liabTe got drunk In Yugoslaviaand served with other refreshments. Among Sue’s ntany gifts were ',a to serious ear difficultlea as the Wrestled with one of his aadoelated women. In a field, has appeared as a luaty, beautiful evening bag, a friendship FOR THE REC: ROOM uninhibited, nonintellectual. ex ring, a skirt made by the girls and. Underalbndlng and sympathy for troverted character right out of a a girl scout ring. elderly people should be a refiec- Doatoevaky noval. Hpatesaas were Catherint. Close' tion of bur civilisation. Neverthe- Being so, he le unpredlctlkble. and Arlene Garrity. leas it must be recognised that -But It could be assumed, eined he's The Crosby family la moving to grovring old with all bf the physi at the top of 200 million Rueslani, Wls:;onsin'ln the hear future, and cal disabllittei which may deveIo;\ that ha le a cool, calculating man the beat wlshea.of a host of friends producea 'strain on tha younger INTEKIOR VIEW OF THE NEW ENLARGED HARMACS who knows what's he’s up to every win go with them. members bf society who are re minute. . sponsible-for care of the elderly. Khrushchev's - performsnea in COW BEATS MOTORCYCLE ' One report tells of daughters who havs taken care of their par Britain raises questions about both Abuquerque, N. M. (>y—'Police ents for months without even be , , "I ,' ■. . ' . hla coolness and his shrewdness. man J. B. Davis says the motor The eight of a British workman ing able 'to get to the movtas or cycle will never replace the horse. 2 I.iOv« S u t Sectionals for years without, being Sble^ to ,,.. . ahakiiig hie fiaf at him so irritated He tried to run a cow off an out Plastic Upholstered Y Americans Best Chthing Value ’ Khrushchev that' he Mentioned It lying road with hU cycle, but the shed' the care for even a day. Cer la a speech shfirtly afterwards. cow charged and trampled the 1 Corner Table tainly younger peojile who bear -Full Size Sections such burdens deserve a better life. “Never shake your fist at a cycle. A . fender, headlight and Marproof Top ^ . NATIONALLY advertised" Russian.” he said. Then. Uke a windshield were damaged. Foam Rubber Ciuhions More'and more vigorous adults • / teenager puffing out his chest ii» An unidentified cowboy later 2 Chairs, Reversible , xro becoiming responsible for aging Plastic Upholstered parents. More homes and institu view of a rival gang, he Informed roped the cow and left It tied to a ER|oy Hio Wormlli« Hardwood Frame J00% WOOL hla British hosts and the world tree until the owner could recover tions capable of carihg’ cOtUrblrta- that Russia was deveioping "a locNity of RoouHful Coil Spring Construction bly and happi),v for tha increaring “ • ‘ I number.of us who are living into ‘hydrogen missile that could hit ■ ,■ ■:__ Soltm Fiiilsli CLIPPER‘S anywhere on earth. 5.FlocoSwifo 3 PIECE DEN SUITE Old agp are a must. The responsi- He blew up again at a dinner , blllty for facing these problems ToUo and 4 Chain rests on those of us who have not COATS gên him and Bulganin by the • ,i.. i - British- Socialists, He was asked SERTA-SLEEP yet reached the age when we muiat depend on ffthers. if Russia would free about 200 I a. \ ■: Kast European Socialists presumed ^ ^ be in Communist prisons. new! CHINA CABINET SOFA OVERNIGHTER Blasts Socialists .. This iritated hljn so much that SOLID ROCK MAPLE A LAWSON STYLE SOFA AND VP. I this blasted badf, according to.re Weddings ports. with these statements: All OPENS TO FULL SIZE BED Socialists are “enemies of the NEW SPRING AND SUMHER FABRICS AND COLORS . working class,” he kpew nothing W l Carran*McCollum ^ , $4 3 .0 0 VALUE about tho 200, they were .not In elastic Miss 'Ja n e Gordon McCullbtn, Russian prisons. If they were In daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis | prison elsewhere that was no'con- hosiery Convertible Sofa It.* McCollum, 470 Porter St.w be V- \ Platform Rocker ' came the bride qf. Itichard Bruce s p e c i a l g r o u p ,. .A’. , / ." . Curran, son «f Mr. and Mrs. -Rob-1 Comfortable Arm Chair ert S. Curran Sr., 75 Bigelow St., \' PICTURE M I R * SoHd Maple at a candlelight Service Saturday SPORT SHIRTS a t 4 in the South MethodisV] __ , ■( , . Extra Sturdy Construction Ghurch'.‘ .,The Rev. 'Dr: Fred R. FRAMES Bdgar performed the double .ring ■AWORSTEPS ASHARKSKINS A IX SIZES ceremony. Robert. J. GOrdon Sr.; / ^ -uncle of the bride, sang “Because.,'' a g a b a r d iNi^s -a d a c r o n b l e n d s ^ LON<; SLEEVE SÔRT SLEEVE ^ “The Lord's Prayer," and "Through 1 W'- STEEL UTILITY CAUIKETS the'Years.’’. White snsîdragons I Ns iMgir sMlmH tbMMwy kikse« yes weir 20% on decorated the chancel. ■ > Presented In marriage by Her REGUIsAR SAtB ENDS MAY t father, the bridf was attepded by 2 , f o r * 5 / ^ ; F d k - * 5 litnerspring Mattress Mrs. Roger A. Hall as matron of , r ‘'.| ' ' SHERWIN ¥nUIAM S honor, and by the fo ll^ ijjg brides- / ^ \ / Free Alterations PrfeerlpetM Pharmacy ->r Innerspring Cushions maids: Miss Barbara nbn'roh. Miss 1 M l Main St.» - MI S-«M« (IMdb4 / Anita. ' John.son. Mrs. Randall REGr$l*93 to $3.93 Mi MalW,S^t : t ■ : All Hard Wood Frame REG. $3,93 to $3*93/ Brown, all of Manchester; and Ail Steel Bed Unit j • Mlaa Janice Gordon, of Guilford, I 100% M M MspI* Available In Colors Conn. , i ' . ''n -' Roger A. Hall wabTieat man and Sotin Smooth Fî*h ushers were Robert Currant Jr,, | Randall Brown, Douglas 'Andrew and James Glexpey, a.ll of Man-. NEW WtWMmitt Glotf Doon Allow Chester. • ______SHIRT’S The bride’s'gowii was of silver rasin $ 0 9 5 Dust'Froo Storofo ’White tthported satin. Its scooped neckline and taper.ng sleeves "■ -v- jm s t AMUtIVEEill AW-- ' ■' u i /W H I T E AND COLOMEO L were edged with seed pearls, "nie unureakable binnerw are skirt with its double bustle ex • v/ ^ , DESK A^D CHAIR tended Into a chapel length train. s p e c i a l GROUP PLASTIC TOP SERVICE FOR d ; Her veil of French tulTe fell from «■ 1-— ■ A. ALL STEEL FRA.Ê ■ ■ t- ” a . Victorian ,j:rown of seed pearls w o o l and qhe cafriad 4 prayer book ■ .r. NOTH FO R with marker of stephanotis. ’ 16 The honor attendant's Victorian ■ style gown was of wood violet gilk ‘,4f • i c . 0 0 Rtgiildr A . crystalette, with which* she wore MICKEY MOUê/ ]■ ■ M . .- S 2 ? ,e s - a matching hat sjid short veil, and REG. $ 2 .9 8 and $3.93 ' ' carried a colonial bouquet of pur S' /■ Each ple violets-and lilac sweet peais. PlJkNNELS-—CHFXKS---PLiytoS REI^. $l2.9.>-$I4.9,i Her glovca and pumps ware In wood violet shades. The brides- ■ "maids were' attired in Victorian POLO SHIRTS PLAyPENAx. PAI) , gowns of wqod violet crystalette. I LARGE SIZE - RAISED FRO.H FLOOR ; A Their hats, gloves pnd shoes were In lilac color-and their colonial | SPORT COATS CREW NECK PI-ASTIO TEETHINQ bouquets were of lilac sweet peas | ''^VCOFFEE TABLE i? _ RAIL, CASTERS ... and yellow feathered-,ca rnatloris'.. j „ BOYS’ “ PREP’! DEPT. • S i m 4 t e 1 2 ' ,, , , Mrs. McCollum , selected for her (SIZE 16 AND UP) . SPECIAL GROUP 4CUFS--..^H-.. :i daughter's wedding a floor length 1 RoguiOr A ' " A . $ ,4 SAUCERS - gown of Nile gre^n nylon chiffom ! * Assortsd colon. .' pink accessories and pink feath- ' . FEATURING FAMOUS NAME SPORTSWEAR SW.50 ^ $ 1 4 .9 3 ■ 4 BREAD and BUnERS ered carnations. The bridegroom'.s mother was attired -in, a floor Va l u e 4 DINNER FLATES RF.G. . length'gOwn of mauve lace ami t-«' ,'Cvrr M sUght Imperfectloaf.. $15:00 chiffon, with hat-'-in mauve and ★ SPORT SHIRTS - ★ WALKIl\(;j^SHORTS ~ 2 l 8 8 . ordhld shadc;s, 'and orchid corsagp. TURTLENECK iBpfh mothers as.îsted tlrt bridal party at a reception (or 200 guests ... -★ SLACKS ★ SWIMWEAR X KEG. S33.3U and 937..30 •Sisti4yo12 BUNNY SEAR following the, ceremony In Cooper INNERSFRINO CRIB J lL ^ ^ ^ WALL BASE hall of the church, wivich \vaa deco rated with -white snapdragons and x S j A C K E t S ★ UNDERWEAR * Afsortod colon. - m a h r e s s CABINETS CABINETS forsythla.’ The Willing Wofkers VUotorproof Ticking .group catered, i 1»- For her wedding trip, the bride j Factory Ust $14.iS A T WHOLESALE PRICES chose k navy blue sjik Shantung , dress and hat,, yellow .topper, navy | ^ IRREGULARS , acce.sfeiories and corsage of step- | JACKETS OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE ORDERS ALL QUANTITIES LIMITED hanolis.i ', ■ '^ C h a rfte ' W t ■ ALL TOYS-ALLATOYS ' Both .'bride and bridegroom are || LINEN AND DENIM: ------: w. STEEL WARDROBE AT CLOSEOUT f RICES • Deposit—Convenient Budget Terms graduatee of Msnchester- " ‘I "I I ‘ 'i ■ j ' i / ^ i / *'\''r** ' ■‘I--V I - I, ' '■■*r -'I 'M- ' - . , ' t ■ ■ V- / ■r _ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. JIANCHESTEB. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1955 PAGE n in e t e e n PAGE e ig h t e e n LiUlM Oakani aai 4au(ht4r, Kl- agJaM last (an U atudy thU preb- M*r« Weerles llngten; Saftl kaky kojr, ISO B t e : Twining DiecojinU W ^rld AWncVlSvKCJy'-S&wX" tern and maka racommendatioaa. Nixon ExÂide bath Dr.; Jodtth Chrtatanaan. Omith House Unit D II* a : TM(* *1 r T l U l U Hie vlSwe were pubtlahcd today B s l I l S t l C J H l S S l l e S r ip 1 f T ! hlgWy unUkely., ... alosig with /the text o f the statuU. falsE teeth NORMAN'S Oovtntry; Jaanatta ICamaau. Oovr .■*!• w e eleasSat «*e se eveteeme en trylira. Ella Schitf, Eaat Hart- 1.0 OU&rCl Use Wadaworlh akid tha prapoaad H^martlcjold suggeated a ' rt- Isees elet* dltooesters. PAarilTH. Facc^ Call to ford; Dr. Bufa"* Darla; S4S Portar (Oantinked M M Paga Ona) , 1 world confaraack would bagtn at latlonship conatderaMy clootr than SB imerered p—*ar. metaSM am Backs Ike’s tho Mociallaed aganclM. such as upper «aS lewer plaM* boM* tbea the World Health Organisation BrmCT ap that ibev feel mar* eeai- po'rtant wMpon,'S,.^lnitig aaid. Of Peace-Atom aiûnd t h ^ date, »nS probably rertabUT l*e sumny. geetr. pasty Contract r robe "but it wH^ be * lon)g,Um* until It w ^M conttnuo until near th* end (WHO). But lie recommended tasu or faeUM. It's aliaUa* {mam- Rights Plan qC October. ^ that no VJ4. organ have a veto on Bciei. Dos* BOt sour. Cbacfca "plat* US' Coventry > la raliabi* anoughdoi,to fdpMca othar «:;ealfained Mm Mge 6m) eder" (Oeatuta btaathl Oat PA8- (CaaUanad froai Pac»Ona) Trapoeed by Ike hi 1999 til* agancye operations. T X m today at aav drut bouatar. weapons systems,, aad muth long- There were reports that Brea- He proposed that the U.N. be w- tlon tha La# Ancaln atMrmayt Police H old MAn (roatlnaed from Pegk One) e% until it can njptchktch all th a ^ p a - tlon,' Including sabotage, and (4i Ident EiSeshower might mak* a repreaantad In alt-meetings of the' Dana would ba mentioQad in public F\>rdMa aeigtire/' iPAJor tp io e h opening tb* con- agency's board of governora or It* I bllitles df th* airplane. . . It then spelts out two main jiro- 1 > teatimoAy. Ht' aaid Chotincr at In Store Break Both Cellar and Keating, speakl A* other Air Force, officiala, inv feranoR but Wadsworth aaid no genoral conferences and that tha < that tiaaa Indicated a wtllindn'cM Ing with neWamen, expressed op- A’laiMia to back Utta up. ’ * agency be represented In the prin eluding Skeretary. Quarlaa, )utv* \ O lie would reqiiira th# "geo- such dacisien had been taken yet. to appaar i t the aubconhiaittaa d«- 'Umiam that ihe Rujrs Committee, argued bbforo, Twining said that' if Eisenhower originally propoiwd cipal U.N. organs. Th* represents-: WlUimantic, April IS *Si ^Walttr gradiic distribution • of / these tive* In neither case, however, atrad. headed by Rep. Howard W, Smith a hoatilo powar" were to perfect the world atome-for-peace agancy RUMMME But laat nlfht, Kannady aaid. T w tr^, la, af Oovantry waa ar i reliable intortontinental ’ missile n-ateHfd* in* such A w t J as not in a speech to the U.N. General would be permitted to vote. I « sure, but not Will conaiger U.N. racommenda- atora hera and called for roinforce- gentimenl. on the rules^,commltteo fisaionabla fhalerlSla or gtomlc property oTi North St. mav change hia mind ahd taatify magic.*' No ntiaolle can do a tlona Bernice H. Emmett againat Ml- LUTHERAN CHURCH voliintarUy—and if that imould manta. Joinad by anothar patrol for permitting a vote." \ Job that cannot now be don* with squipment . from th* agenc^ it Church St., Maaebcater man who atntionod himaeV near would hav* to agM* to admit Bie The General Assembly asked chMl R. Patrick, 99,000, property be the caae, no aubpoena wtH be HeT'expressed'hope thaevno dis combat atrplahea,. he aaid. “The Secretary General. Dag Hammar- the front of the atore, the firat pa charge.,petition will be -tiled, "ad inspaetpra freely to all places at I n Olcott ‘ •I Jaaued. trolman went to thf rear of the missile's only advantage la poten McClellan detlined to aay Juet that diie Rules Committee can tially greater efflciahcy—cost wise pecetsary to check on the use of BOpefly and in its wisdom consider rthan th* aircraft." A Ui* matarlals. Noncorhplianc* with tao aceke from Chotiner. and give ua a rule,." 2. “I t ' Is perfactly' true, to atat*. th* Fegigationa cojdd result in sut- He entered the darkened store • Cellar said a minority report pc.islon-of saslstante.'recall of the In addition to hit activity on be and...started to follow Tperdy who ’'that there Is' no known defense half of Nixon, reporta published in will be filed. He declined to .wy agalnat a ballistic mlaail*. Stand materials and poaaible punlttva ac amaahed a glass panel in the front how many membera had indicated, tion by th# UJ7. gecnritj! Council California aaid Chotiner also man- door to get out. ing alone, this atatament haa agad the IMS and 1962 campalgni at the closed door meeting, that alarm's^}* many people. What- we In css* peac* is threatened. Hot only waa he arrested aa he Puhllcatlon of the statute dis r f Sen. .Knowland'-'of CaUfomla, stepped, from the store, Twerdy they twill sign it. But he implied must rerne'mber ia that it la equal ' tha Senate Republican leader. that it would be the produce of ly tnis that there ia no known bal closed that a compromia* formula was taken to .Wil|lmanUc Hospital had been approved to permit the Chotiner haa aaid he waa aimply with a fractured right arm - atid Southern members. Keating, said listic mlisil* In the tnvdhtory of he is certain that hot more than any armed force." admission of countria* auch as amployed by.Kravitz aa a lawyer. severe arm Cuts. Red China which are not membera IM viu , Who aaid he ia now in The store manager aaid about 9tS ona .Republican .will *19" ihe mi 3. “I am certain that an antir nor|ty document. , ICBM will be btilU. I am confident of the U.N. or its specialized Urn real eafwta aad tnance bualneaa had been taken from a raah regis agencies. This would be decided ter. ' Cener said he will not apply to that when the time comer t{iat one L in Atlantic a ty , refuied alao to th# Rule* Conimitto# until major by th* general membarahip on tall the BUbcommlttae whether or both Sides hav* effective, de- ity and minority report* are ready, penttable, accurate twllistic mis- recommendation of the 33-nation Chotiner aver took “ any action in probat^y in about two week*. board of govarnora. Up Juatica Departmenv' in hia be slleaj' the period In which there writi W ilH ngton CTash Kaatlng said he waa opltmistlc be no defense will be either very AmbaMsdOr. James J. 'Wads half when he waa in trouble with about the chance* of the bill, "now worth, who represented th* United the government. short or .nonexistent. In fact, the Injures D river that the Sfdrnlnistratlon recom processea w* go' through in taam- States in the Washihgton negotia CMvIrted and Pined mendations have been'adopted." tions, acknowledj;ed that Rod Indicted in 1953 " on federal Ing to build a baillstic mlaslle Will Stafford Spring!. ' April 25 Any civil light* legislation, how gtiide ua in building a defense." . / chargea '6f miaappropriatlng valu- ever, face* espec'isUy hard sledding ' able fur protided by tha govern i Special) ~ A South Willlngton Twining aaid tha*' adding to tha man was seriously Injured at noon in t)ie Senate, where Southerner* deterring- effectiveness of Amer ment for the manufacture of parka In the pest have, talked such meas ona o i m hooda for IT.S. troppa. Kravita waa today whan hia car spun out of ica's piloted aircraft could be the S s J/ Q u a r t F ^ U * \ control on Old Deport Rd., South ure* to death. House iples do not atomic-powered bomber, on which convicted the follow4ng year and permit unlimited speech: Saed $5,000. W’lllingten, and crashed into sev the Air Force is now working. eral trees. The provision* of Oiler.',* origi ' In theory, he added, "it would KravlU.haa been blackUated for nal bill which are omitted from Dr.' Alfred Schlavetti said Ed-’ be poasible for ua to maintain a Qneen- Sia^vpA any fuHher government contracta, the measure voted out Include fleet of nuclear-powered bombers ^ but the aubcommittee haa naceived mond Lynch autfered Mrioua head Injurlea and waa taken to the specific prohibition of segregation airborne and invulnerable to. bal tMtimony that he waa Intereated in iHNinteratate commerce, an omnibiit listic missile' attack" Aon bomber flrma that did get profltabie Johnson Mentorial Hospital, Staf clothing jobs. ford Springs. , . claitae provldinf for government bases). 'The unlimited range an It' postibl* / atand, Kravita invoked tha. Fifth trol on a bridge over a West W’il- s Maal for kMchana, bath*, avary rown in tha hau*% The WAY We llngton stream, according to an tlon. labor or voting and' civil .for US to keep them j^ltloned all Amendment'a protection agalnat Vroiind a potential âggressor — . compulaory aejf incrimination' 149 eyewitnesa account and traveled itenctloas in similar cases. Ccller Om yakk e sit a( "D im " Otess at for 190 feejt,' uprooting a tree 'also had proposed setting up a ready to retaliate tê^ Instant a U S I THIS COUPON.e.SAVf 1/71 times. Among other thingi. he re* permanent Joint S'enate-Houae iruÛe were launclied fri bUf dlrec- S*M i-Sl*M Alkyd-baM BBasssI isa fuiwd to tell whether ha had bribed about eight inches in diameter, |i ssspM RAVID TDD M M DM rssAhm «f Murder ’EM! commlUM on civil rights. year walU;. weedwarli ar faiaitar* government officiala or employee then aideswlplng four others. • ______■ . . tef MPsI «f RseesL 0m 9m f The vehicle overturned and the ■aksi tbsm bii|^ aav, aad bwafifaL .-ri’T ” la connection with contracts.. SOCCER EXHIBITION lt's\easy to add changes to the RANGE & FUEL OIL engine was thrown free from the *Daes^ Msisl* dist, Hard m ar, |w*s*. car. Two teenpgeri who. had been ' Bridgeport. April 25 A.Con old atandby, baked bean*. Try Regular $99,95 fishing in the stream pull'ed Lynch necticut All-Star soccer team will cannedônes emptied Into a ,ca*- 97® scrple, topped with sliced luncheon tflsy*loa|>p^l [NERftl from the wreck, an observer said. play the German All-Stars here May 12 Tha 'Germai) team a'Trtve* meat, baked ill * modH-at* 1379 GENERAL ELECTRIC Hospital Notes Stata Troopgr Frank LaForge, OdarlSM deiiag appiie*ti«a.'Waah> of the Stafford Springs barracks, in this country next mojith on an degrees) oven for 30 minutes, then The BOLAND OIL CO. kyde PwUmita Today! Iti is Inveatigating. j . exhibition and good will tour. garnished with onlOh rings. abk. Iky h aev aad sMet Fimily siie COMBINATION AI»CIITTBD YBSTERDAB: Ura. 24 HOUR OIL BURNEB ,wWC 'DISPOSALL" S ^ d o Woodward, Oreon Lodge SERVICE idvir 9SIN9 ceaeoN roi ’«til^M«*IMMMMMMMe mmmmmmmmior . Convalescent Home; Mrs. Dorothy REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER • NEVER TOUCH GARBAGE AGAIN l-cnti. Andover;. Carol and Lynne Days Call Ml 9-4989 .(Schultz, 99 R. Main 8t.; Mrs. Viola Nights Call KII 9-9701 • PROtEcrre f a m il y h e a l t h . Pbliard. 239 Hackmatack St.; Regularly $439-95 EUlna Gardner, Enfield; Mrs; VIr- Oil Heat la CLEAN L A JOHNSON INT CO. • OK TO USE WITH SEPTIC TANKS •\ fteia jorgenson, 3 TVIer Circle; Oil Heat la SAFE . 499 MAIN STREET Douglas Bennett, 99 McKee. St.; Oil Heat COSTS LESS IÂIJICHESTEft Priscilla. Adamy. 109 iMcKea' St.; \Jaan .Marcet, 47 Avondale Rd.; < 369 CEKTISt ST. SVSM Î Xlsa Eather Warren, 391 Harjtford i- .. .W. Rd.;. Mrs. Pearl Kant, 44 Morrison S t.., Rockville; Samuel Hendrick- >on, \T2 a. Ilpwthortm S tf- Mra. ./Alice'(Mooney. 41 Florence'St.; Henry 4ôtt.f 2S« W. High St ; Dr. Eugene Davis, 349 Pdrtar S t Free ADMITTED TODAY; Ronald C a s h ' Gtrard, 75 Dleott Dr, New Magnttic D^r$ -y Seryiee BIRTHS YIJSTERAY: A son to Mr. and Mra.^ Robert C, Mack, G’ E Reyolying S h ^ es! Free a n d Warehouse Point; a daughter, go Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White, Zero Degree Fre^zw! DeUyery Hartford. SIIVER LANE PACKSG CO. 1215i SILVER LANEg EAST HARTFOllD Mndel FC29 . ^ BIK’THS To d a y : 'a daughter to r - PHONE JA 94618 Mr. -luvd John\ Woodcock. Wapping; a' daughter to Mr., and RETAIL STORE (FORMERLY LOMIARDO RROS. RETAIL STORE) Mjcs. Fânkiln Lister, 102 HOURS: DAILY 8 A.M. to 4 PAA.— THURSDAY. FRIDAY TIU 9 P,M. Rd. ■- , , d is c h a r g e d ’ Y e s t e r d a y • WilUam Baldwin. 33 ObmelFBt. COUPON — QOUFON 80NELESS ^ V ra Lorraine Comeau afid daugh CONN. lASOE FSESH .* ■' ^ __A ter,, RFD 1, Rockvllle:\ J u I1K« • Gteene, 31 Tower Rd.; ifm. Ger troda Gregory, Stagord S&inga; rpREE! FREE! Marshall Elmer, RFD i, Andover- I (WITH THIS COUPON) JO'S. Grace Patleh, 19 FrankllnVSt;’. .' _ .X ■ Rockville:. Francia Sweet, 92 n I 1 L^. 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'I r ■/ I' % A ' 'w man- «m e ; lit;4,' III I .d •I" ■ j, li: IU-: 'I ' J I'' ' o't'.'-j' 1 I*,' i 'S' j . m ^ rACB TWtNTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL *5, IfM MANCHESTER EVKNH7G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY.'APRH. Rockville that' foUawUig a shod Ike Sayg U.S. Close to Toji Mayor Htppes Board Can Start O b itu a ry bualnMncaa meeting a sUeer tea will Red Officer Says News Tidbits Reds, British Hold ■* heklMM from' 4:15 to 5 p.m. U.S. Officials Forecast Effort on Guided Missiles Work on Parking Issue Soon Thesp aa***4 Heart Ctre)* Soviet Attack Set WEaONTHOLTOIATOEH CulM from AP Wires ians Plan Presentation ■acred H*a>H Ctocla. Daughtara N T W l DO SOI. at Isabella wiU 'aMet Wednesday, Munich. Oeratany. April 95 <#4— (Ow HebN ( tmn n i l * n m ) id ly , BiMnhowor ounM tod erea* Mayor Harold A. TurWngton to Deaths Emergency Talks at • p.m. at th* Vf W roufts. The' hitercontinental Rocket Uon of what ho tormod a roU tlnf day raised hopes that the Board For Benefit 6t Nursing Unit A Boviet officer who fled to th* I Joseph Stalin'a ' Conduct of chaplain of th* cirbto will be tha West four month* agO said today tilt h* did not accuM Urn oftadviaory board to study intrma- World War II haa come ih. for of Directors could start' working Ike Nearing spacer, anff all Catbollc- women, ' tional problem*. A*ked about It to- soon toward a eoluUon gl thSi 'Mte. MyiA G. Jsriee i exchange Monday night at a din- job*. .That to only part of th# plc-^ ' (Ceetlaeed^^tre^Faffa Om) th# Kremlin to preparing for mili W o r k Sh oes dolnf aoc Misleriag attack In Defense Min (OaatUHMd frees Page Om ) NockvUl*, April 15 (Special)—$- town's knotty off-street parking; Mfs. Myrg O. Jordan, widow pt • ner given by leaders of the Labor RaiiearBato have atarted for the | celebration of the local poet Sat- vited to attend the meeting. It i* *'‘what they are roally afUr ia weapon*. DIAMOND'S aay thor* la a \*ary bi| difference more in mfnd iP board to advUe aalnc In Moscow.. France replaces prnbledi. Reappraisal Henry Jordan, 71 Haynaa 8t., died plan calls for them to taka o f f I party, the British SOdalista expected that State Regriit Mrs. foreign economic aid. two key admlalstratara In Algeria 'T thinir we could atert working Fort Portsmouth to beard the Rua-|. The new head- of tha Labor par- Hamatara' third preaanUUon of | wnln* ... ') Lt. Ivan Otchimilkov, 3T, told a botwarn tba capacity to turn out last night at Manehaater MenMrlal . Mildred Lynch wtll be preaeAL Re- news conference tha) preaOnt ta«- A great number of people have In Ita stepped-up drive to emother on it early next month,” he keld, stan 'eruiaer Ordsonlkldae Friday | ty, Hugh Galtakell, asked Rhrush- / tha year, “ Sepsurate Rooms," ai The affair will be held ^ t 7 p.m. There *Ta a lot more at stake ** such waaao«tp and the actual pro- Hoapital after a long illnees. She freahmahu will be. tawed., tioe o f the Soviet Union ay* an ducUaaroC offtclent instruments of Ideas in that field, be said, adding 17-inonth-old rebellion there. adding. "I don't think we should O f ColdW&r rooming, after their delayed news chev at the dinner If he would help than merely, th* Weal court job*. * /■**' . ^ waa fqrmarty employed at tha hoe- Ceosleg Eveeta attempt to create dleunlty in the A R M Y AMD N A V Y ' war. that.he is trying to correlate the State Public Works Commiselop- leave this thing up in the air- We | . oonference. obtain the release of Social Demo All state end aven naUonel pet-. m af pttal. A meeting of th* Rockville Ut'i ronage funnel* through the local western camp. "aW7 MAIN S'^ÂNCHESTER It's a Vary expensive and com ideiS. He feels a boi^3l would be er Tlmethy J. Murphy says pracr ought to let the people know whet JOBN M. HIUHTOWEB B om in Pawtucket, R. I., ah* The explosive Middle East situa crats (Soeleltets) held behind the a good Idea because people in gov- tie League Kill be held Tbureday towTCtommlttee. No bWto eland J’*!? * 7?“? accurata Otchlnnlkov aaid he bad been a plicated business, Eisenhower tically ell of $15,340,000 kuthor- had been a raaldent of thia town tion and Soviet arms salea to the Iron Curtain. Khruaheev replied ,evening at 7:50 at th* Superior . qrnment often have very little ixed by 1955 General Aeaembly for The Chemhw ofVlOmmerca has Weehlngteii, April 35 (F) The Arabs have been the chief iaaue ralich'chance in a divided stale Member of the Oonununtot air force added. ft>r M yeara. that there were no Social Demo- Rvk#a Auditorium Wav 1ft JftmM and Oounty Court room, Memorial BuiMing. atrategtcal atr tecqnnatosarte*, and AgniMt Beds tlatt Kew I time to study such matters. moderate rental houaing' liae beee been prcaaing the Board for Ei««nhower administration seems ratoed by the British. The Rus- crate in Russia and whet happened leâture without the nod from ■he Isayes thro eiatara. Mts. Eva ®'Nmmi:f‘T rg “ K^^^ Mo. Harold Mc- The WMCS of the Methodist the iWl orranlzatibn ••>«lHng out a billion dol- that he fled to Berlin Dec. Near the outset of,the confer- On a related question, Eisen- allocated.. State Finance Advie- prom'pt action on the parking la -' to be mpving rcluctentl|y end un- <#•**• afe.puahlng for Eaat-Weat to them tn other nations waa none Collins of ^ w tu ck e t, R. I., afid aeleetdtr Borm an Fisher, Herlinan ^ Church will hold tt* monthly meet , lar* k yeaf tor guided mtoatl* ra- •5. 1966, .because hrt father had / fine*, in response to a question, j hower said he favors having the oiy Committee alloU 91115,909 tofeua r™-for month*months. RutBut tintiiuntil non'now, the ih> der varlous preSaurOe ^toward a Mrs. Sadia Row* o f South P a r^ trade in sfrategic goods and' m ore' of hia business. T!*.* • Hareh. Bpt they dectlned to say United Nation* take a more active Olson, Rijchard Gardiner, Rtchard I attendance, will be Mrs. ing this evening at 9 o’clock In been Mntencad to forcOd labor. Eisenbower said he believes no meet flood repair costa to property Directors, bogged down by the reappraisal of iu major Cold War Maine; a nephew and a grand cultural and tourist contacts Observers lA London generally St. Germain, Corinne Fisher, Hen-1 ®*<*atu«bner, mother of political bqmmltte# pack* a lot of what they meant by "anough interest in the handling of foreign Wesleyan Hall. There will be de The .voting Soviet officer) aaid^ M XAU fHARMACY usefiil purpose would-be served at of Hartford Housing Authority, press o f other businesa, have policies. nephew; across the. iron curtain. regarded Khrita^hev’s reply as a rv Murphy, Gloria BelotU and f'fank Badatuebner for whom th* power and privilege, but It I* alao money ", this time by a visit to this coun aid. shown litUa enthusiasm for the votion* led by Mrs. Gladys Neri a big re e p o ^ b ill^ and a head-; Thiy said U.B. research ia going inatnictora throughout th* Boviet Secretary of State Dulles ex The fimeral will be held from the The'slim prospect that the visit blow to the current Soviet effort Zita Schliphack to take part. P®*t waa named: Mayor Herman end Mrs. Louise Usher will give a Union -Were ordered lest apring try by Khrushchev and So^Het project. pects to dIscusA Kith Democratic Remington ' F)in*ral Home, 1604 jnlght still result In some subetan- to b'ulld "popular front" alliances Addison Dussiniter, business j Olson, and Buell Chapman, corn- ache a lot of time. There are *i„ng on th* three-level front of Premier Bulianin: The Russiana The mayor's statement waa the revTew on “Bag* Brush Burgeon.’ only M> many j ^ s and *o/much independent Indualriat reamreh. to get troops acquainted with the chairmen of the Senate and House Broad St., Providenc*, R. I. Burial ‘Ual. narrowing of East-West dtf- with So^dalist parties In western manager haa selei^d the fqlloy-follow- *ander of the .local American arc' now viaitlnir Rritaln. " Church Plannings first clear-cut decleration as to Tha sisterhood of Congregatioa patronage to haffd out \a a lot idea of Ui* tkeo^ of “preventive ■lolooieelt Prieîdent Lieads Foreign Policy committees In the will be in Moahaaeuck Osmatery, fersnees received a alight boost countries. Ing committees; x Legion Poet. ^ rm y programa and Navy search wer." « nia Piealdent said ha might when the BOard would begin work next few days plana for setting Central Falla, R. I. from a talk Khrushchev had last To be honored tt Uv,* event for B'nal Israel will meet this evening 'Of hungry party wmfter*,''aom*' of ers for a missile to be fired Sick fteem Suppllet $40,000 Addition Stags properties, Mrs. - Janet at 6 o'clock at Recraation Hill, whom think they cans,^rk a few change his mind under different on the problem. Turklngton eVen up a committee of prominent- cltl- Local arrangementi are in night with Harold Stassen, Presi Forbes, Mrs. Gladys Wise, Mrs. 25 years of continuou* member from an aircraft carrier or even a Cosmetki'^ In Three Races TalcoU Av*."'The guest speaker hours on election day, and then M ELtYlME BROtV droumstances, but now feels that brushed aside other projects as not sens to investigate the whole for charge of T. F, Holloran, 176 Cen dent Eisenhower’s special adviser Richard Marshall; lighting, How ship are Arthur Bateman, diaries submarine. TTie various programs Batent Medklnet .0 there is very litde need for such A drive for funds to pay for an likely to Interfere seriouily with Daylight Saving Aill be Dr. Merrill B. Rubinow of ar* in line for .th* biggesV reward*. Seattle, Wash. (#)— A variety of i Ondays - ■ a.m: to a a.M^ eign aid program. That la on* of ter St.’ on dikarpiament. ard laiffman; acenep}’,'^Joseph Brendel, Herbert Hunnlford, Wil are coordinated In Joibt commit faniily welcome eigne usually ' a.visit until something new in the (Ceetteaed from Page One) addition to the rtrat Congrega the Board's deliberations on the the'Chief inatrumenta of govern Stasaen and Khrushchev got to liam Lueijen and Frank Riay. Manchester. When they, get turned dftvn and tees working out of the Pentagon To Start Sunday Belotti, AddktaR Duaainger; sound are diaappoifted, they go dmir and greet Incoming troopship* from InbHiiational picture turns up. tional Church of South Windsor parking issue. ment operations abroad. gether In an anteroom iMirely re effects, Mft. Pauline St. ■ Ger Banquet Tonight ------'^ . and the American Alf’craft Indus Eiseahower aald he and the campaigned In Messachusatts, but was launched today with the re He said the charier revision proj All Tahseltx-Ute and Vernon news sulk and wait for a chanb^ to tries Assn. the Far Haet. One wras a sign in Dulles leaves next -Tueedey for moved from the hubbub o f'a So m ane; pdblicity. Mr*. Richard , The- annual banquet o f the V bold letters; “HI Brow!" Jack Russian leaders had a very Kefeuver asked his Democratic ceipt by church m e m b e r s and ect, on which -.fhe Board 4ield a a Pari* meeting of the North At viet reception at fashionable Clar Hartford, April 25 (ffb--Con Midget Basketball League will be Items are now being kandM knifq the partg leaders, which' la M*rshal$r-prompting, Mr*. Mary through The ManriMster Evening what Is happening now. Warren of Beattie Khew tt was thorough discussion o f world' prob backera to vote for McCormack as friends of an announcement from, special meeting last night slid will lantic Treaty (NATO) council. Funerals ices Hotel. They talked two necticut to near the day when It , pusalnger. Mr*. Ruth Murphy. -combined this year with a banquet A big help If yod'r* trying to lems at last yesr's summit con the church's building committee | hold another, next week would be sets the.*clock ahead and ataris to HeraM Reckvill* bureau, lerated Manchester has been a Re for him, all right. He carried the a favorite son. *■ There he will discuss with foreign hours, "all abdut dtoarmament and laataUation Saturday for members of the Junior Basket -remox’* a little spilled canAe wax nickname ."The Brow" through ference at Geneva. and a brochure outlining the drive turned over to the Town Counsel ministers of tba other 14 NATO nothing stoe," Stasaen said. gain 186 hours of daylight. ball League this evening at the at 1 Market Bt.. tdepheae publican atronghold.ftit the Dem f t w a table top t* to hold an Ice Wrile-laa Net Bladiag Jeha B. Altktai . Tlia nAo officers qf Moose ocratic party here haa made strong school. 6*4 c u m a IT. MANCNUTia Tho President also dealt with arrangements. The drive will reach soon anyway. nations the possibility of giving SUassn wouldn't tell reporters With the-advance of clocks on* Northeast Slchool gym starting at \iHe TH saiSd. "n the wax for a few aecondi Tha funeral of John E. Aitkin of LcKlg* No. -1574 will be installed gains in recent yeara that will thapo other matters: The write-ins aren’t binding on Ita peak on Canvass Sunday, May As for work on the towh budget that esaentially military organisa whether they made any progress hour Sunday, the state goes on 6 o'clock. bt»t wipe up melted ice Immedi Hartford, formerly of Manchester, Saturday evening at 8 o’clock with make ua a real conUnder In local Taxes — Elsenhower said -in his the two delegate elatea elected at 30, when teailia of canvassers visit — an annual summer grind talcing tion new political and economic on dtoarmament but he added; daylight saving tima which is le George Ferkina of New London,- Raymond Ramsdell, assiitant ately 9q there won't be any water the seme time. The election held was held tbie morning at 10 o'clock affair* provided w* can put up opinion it would not be in the bast the homes of church n\embera to up moat of the Directors’ evenings responalblUttes. “ I am going to report 't o the gally maintained until Oct. 31. ag the Installing officer. George superintendent of schools will be apota. little netionel aigniflcance other from tha Walter K. Leclerc Fu and support good candidates for interest of the United States in solicit pledges. tnat won't start until June, Indications are that In moving President tonight just what he Other atatea in' the eaitern tima Minor will be installed as gov the toastmaster. The invited Open Forum neral Home, with the Rev. John J. office and settle our differences hia opinion it would not be in the wise. The drive calls.'' for approxi Turklngton observed. By that to inveatlgala foreign aid and ex aald. I think it's that Important.” belt adjust their schedules to th* ernor of the lodge. Following the guests will include Mayor Herman The Rtevanson-Kefeuver contest Delaney of (S t Bridget’s Church earlier hour although not alt do without gelling too tort a) one an best interest of the United States mately $40,000 to.j^rovide addition time, he aald. a good sU rt could be pand the aqoisa of NATO admin- Early In the reception Khrush ceremony refreshments will be Olgon and Renwick. Lewis. topped the Alaska race in national it by law, and aome keep the East Ttat More at Btake* other. to reduce taxes at this time. He al Sunday School claaaroums,' a made on the parking matter. istratlon laadera are In part at officiating. Burial waa tn Buckland chev's face waa set in a scowl a* served and' there will be dancing Child Welfare Hlreaaed Intereat. A long liat o f local Is The declaration cornea leas than Cemetery. ern Standard Time but get to To the Editor, No matttr w-hat th* other cir said he sees no logical reason for larger dining and aeaembly area at least reapondlng to presaurea at he complained to Russian visltora ^ with music by Charlla Moore's Child-welfane will be the theme d(dngso.' sues and candidates swelled the the ground level, a more efficient a week Ifter the Chamber re Bearers ware Peter Boraeo, Don work an hour earlier and quit an for the meeting of the American The well-known rumor . haa it cumstances are, we aren't going to SAND home and abroad. about what he called the “piggish” Circle B. orchestra. SAVEMOR STORES The question was prompted by vote total end heightened enthusi kltrhen, and a pastor's study. In leased the results of a survey that These presaurea Include claims ald-House, Conrad Apel and An hour earlier. Legion Auxiliary this evening at that us Democrats in Manchester win elections unless )ve stop our asm of Territory residents. cluded in the plan is the Metzger waa made to determine town-wide drew Fraher. treatment he and Bulganin had This ia the season when it is Emblem Club pulling and hauling, backbiting sstimates in congressional quar that this country’s policies, or at received from sonit British 8 O'clock in GAR Hall. There will are going to have a party primary 109f MAIN ST. ters that the government may end In other pollttosl developments: .Memorial chapel, a worship center opinion on parking rondltiona in well to reexamine time achedulea Mra. Esther Spielman .will be In- be a speaker from the Vern-Ell and double-crossing, self-aeeking least Its tactics, have not changed Laborites. Btalled aa president of t'h* Rock the current flscaf year next June 'Stevenson snd Kefaiiver hesd- which can also be used for tor'Ial, Manchester. rapidly enough to deal with Rua- MIsa Minnie McManus and make certain that all is In Assn, for help for retarded chil next Tuesday so we cam choose be and-petty jealousies. MoRchMNr, Comi. BOXES SO with a larger-tban-expected buerters. announced the tw o'cen- fellowahlp add.- reception purposes. The funeral o f Miss Minni* Mc British and Russian officials said keeping with the new face of th# ville Ehnblem Club at c^rembnies dren, who .will show a film, "Tuea- tween the Old Reliables who have I can’t see where these rebels The survey showed that an ovei- ala’s increasing emphaaia on eco- the party boss was angry over the In the Elks Home tonight. The in NIWIAUCIDAR surplus.—■ possibly about |2 biU didatsa would appear in a joint The chapel is named In memory of whelming majority of Manchester Manus of Hartford, formerly of clock. day'a Child." have anything better to offer o>ir noiliie and political weapons in the stallation will be preceded by a held the fort over the yeara, and • (NOT PINE) Uon — as compared with the nubile "discussion" *t Miami on the lata Dr. Fraser Metzger, pas- resident* feel that parking con c S d War. Manehaater, was held yesterday Mrs. Anna Kadelski and Mra. party than we have now. They dinner at 6:30. at the Carriage an upstart gang of rebels calling Trsasury Department estimated Monda.v, May 21.' Neither side m - toi^ of the church from 1945-untll ditions In town are inadequate and Russia's behavior under the Bul- morning at 10 o’clock at thadT. P. Anna Mae Pfunder are-'cb-^halr- are a bunch of peoplf who haven't Faclory OaWaalao i BMlal •oer, •■- House. themselves the Committee For A o f about $300 mUlion, made some- feiTcd to it as a "debate.'' hia death in 1954. that a parking authority should be ganln-Khrushchey regime haa so Holloran Funeral Home; with tha men for the event. At the business had their own way in party af JoalaM* 4*a$er rspiMut tlnM ago. Both are entered in the key The church la one of the oldest shifted that fear of war ia no Rev. pr. Fred R. Edgar, minister Other officers to be installed in session final plana will be an Retter Democratic PaiYy which fairs up to the present Ume, and aWBiBf. created to Improve them. clude ftrs. Clara Carrigan. junior Closeout Bisenhowfr noted that for the Florida primary occurring a week Congregational eocletiea In Con A report on the •survey, longer a driving force in the west of the South Methodist Cfturch, of nounced for the annual banquet to wants to take over the leaderahip they can’t stand. playing second s m s i last few years it has been neces- after the scheduled "discussion.” necticut, stemming asltdoca from together with s request for sictlon ern alliance. Western leaders all ficiating. The Bev. Sherlll Smith of past president; .Mr*. Theresa Oar- be held Wednesday eventqg. May 9 themaelvea because they think they fiddle to anybody else, so t h e y $r* WIDE > aaiy to increase temporarily the Suggestions for such a meeting a Congregational Church founded SHOP THURSDAY Hty, vice president; Mrs. Helen at Wesleyan Hall, know how to do everything a lot work up this show'dow-n. 46" LONG ^ slong the lines Indicated by the have taken the line that the Mystic read th* committal service national debt celling of $27S bil- Griffin, financial secretary; Mrs, better. I think Wes Gryk has done ex ORINOUN SLIPS 46" HIGH had l ^ n flying back and forth in Plymouth', England, by the Pil rfsults, was submitted •'to the Mruggl* to prevent expansion of at the gray* In Elm Grove Ceme $iln Bernrnida Trip \ By DENNISON liona. As long as that situation betw^n the two camps for some grims. The nve m b e r a of that Board of Directors thW wssk. Soviet power and Influence must tery. Myetft:. Lena Davis, treasurer; .'Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bundy, Juet w-ho makes up the rebels? cellent in a tough job so 'h e . and 6 PUMHt 8UPP0E1E his slate ought to be returned to prevails, he said, it would not be timer; but this was the ftrat time ch u rch itilgrated In Dorchester, Tmklngton said he haA- not yet tak# new form* while preserving Bearers were Curtii McManus, Dannaher, recording and corres- 55 Thomaa St., and Mr. and Mrs. Most of. til# nsmes-qn thelr-roater • Aesertol Btylaa ^ ponding secretary; Mr*. Albina the towm cdmmlttee. wise to think about reducing taxds. sUnuUaneq\is agreement , was Mass., and from there to Windsor, received a copy of the report. the elliance. Edward McMamie, David McManua AT HOOSFS Russell C. Burch, ,54 Market St., look quite familiar. My advice to the Democratic * Whites sad Pastels He caUed it only prudent to plan Reached. Tbs Arherican BcMd- which they settled In 1535-36. In In taking up the parking prob President Eisenhower and Dul and Alfred Poirrier. Spellman, Mrs. Rose Wilson, Mrs. will enjoy an expense-paid trip to In fact, if you scratch their Hat to apply something like, a billlor casting Co. offered them free tiroc. 1695, some of their deacendanta lem, the Dirertora will b# under les both have said many times And 5AVB with Double S& H Rena Morin, tnutCes; Mrs. Mgrie Bermuda next month. It was an deeply and get under their Udck voters next Tuesday is to stay to $iH billion on the debt befoj Kabrick, ftrat assistant marshal; skin so you can peel lUnff a litt with Gryk and the Organiution. N y l o m dnM RyloN kom * $ Stevenson) meanwhile, jabbed it, moved across the river to South taking a complicated Issue that nounced today. 0.79 that Russia's aim of world con Mrs. Wilma O, Ogrea and vote for the entire top slate! cutting taxes. the 'Elsenhower administration In Windsor to be''clqaer lo th^lr haa many ramification*, som# 'Of quest has not changed. Mrs. Viola Burke, aJeond aaaiatant Bundy and Bnrch won the trips you reveal practically intact that iio ir In 9 TOMP. I v y m w ' The funeral of ?lr*. Wilma Green Stamps Given With Yours truly, Ns Bephr from Nixon the fteldl of weepon.i development farms, end the Rev, Timothy Ed which are likely to be controver Thus the . problem which Duties Qustafson Ogren, 147 Cooper Hill marshal; Mr*. Ann Murphy, or in a national promotional motor Grand Old Ctttoena' Committee.’' Hamilton Mullen o M ■ «¥ • ! PoUtlea — Up to nowyîsen- end foreign policy. wards waa ordained their pastor in sial, particularly as this Is a town is getting at is one of Cold War St., was held yesterday afternoon ganist; Mra.' Rose Wilson, press parts and. aei-vlce contest.,Rundy is which cut such a wide political Cash Soles A Loyal Democrajt. howsr paid. Vice P r e s ld ^ Nixon The administration is "dan March of that year. election year. policy and tacUcs. For In the at 3 o'clock at th* Rolmea Funeral correspondent: Mr*. Garrity.'Em service manager of L. P. ntxgerald swath two years ago. . blem topics; Mr*. Ethel Coleman, BIZEt ■IZEt has -given him no r e p ^ h e Would gerously dilatory," he said, in the The Rrat meeting - houae was Awaiting the Board's dellbera- thinking of th* U.S. government Home, with the Rev, K. Ejnar Co.i while.Burch Is parts manager. "Manchester needs a strong, nr* WIDE a r WIDE first guard; Mra. Dorothy Privi- 2-party system to insurelts healthy consider auUioritatltând deflni- guided missiles progrsrh end la' not built in 16^7 on Main St. for the tlona will be a considerable amount there .will remain a continuing Rask, pastor of the Covenant Con The winners were qamed for, In 20 Hurt in Mock Riot - Sizes 2-6 e^ l'a O O ~ Cleaaed. Washed .- 66" IA)NO ■6" LONG •U tivs on whether tiixm wants to be taking ' the leadership in "the then 50 fami]iea. living In the area of material gathered by the Town need to block Russia’s elm of gregational Church, officiating. fera, second guard; Mra. Catherine creasing the volum* of service at future growth.” • they' say, and to U " HIGH HtOH PreiisS, historian. W hia running n i a ^ again in this struggle for peace.” fro m ‘ Podunk\^rook to six miles Planning Commlsalon and the world conquest — It simply will Burial was in East Cemstsry. the local, garage. / prove It, the leaders of this group, Tok.vo, April 25 Tokyo Po ■ FLOOR BUPPORTE ■ PLOOR BUPPORTE' year's election, In a New York news confer north. It waa replaced by another Chamber of Commerce. The ma not be so apparent. Mr*. Clara Hiller, supreme H o s p l^ N'olea registered.Democrats, proceeded In The bearers, all grkndaona of lice staged a mock riot today in Sizes 7-14 BEACH This was thwflrst time in several ence. Stevenson ssid "we must ■tructure in 1710 .and a hklf-cen- terial—atiidles, charts, stirveys— Similarly the contemplated re th* deceased, were Elmer Gustaf president, will be tn .charge of th* New patients at City Hospital to our last election to back six Re preparation for the annual May $1*50 weeks that /Eisenhower had dis recognise that we no longer have tury later' a third meeting, house bears on what could and should be view of foreign aid operations is a son, Albert Ogren Jr., Arthur inatallatibn ceremonies. day Include Clarence Chapman. publicans for the Board of Direc day delnonatratlon*. Twentj' po SAND cussed thla-'matter. The Pre.sldent the overwhelming preponderence wes built one mile south of the done here In the .way of parking problem In CoW War tactic*. The Gustafson, Albert Harrison, Irwin Returns from Hospital Tolland: My*. Ann Sucheckl, 57t» tor*, and two other registered licemen were treated , for euta and Blight / Irregolara, If perfect said last/mOnth. he would say no of military power we used to', former location. and traffic as well aa what has administration' regards assistance Piles and Edw'ard Miller. Mr*.-’ Harold Obenauf, who has East St.; .Mrs. Ruth Broil, Center Democrats who moat always seem bruises. wwuld sell for $2.6$ to $6.9$. mors opr the question-of Nixon as which alone permitted us the ' The fourth and present meeting been done elsewhere. to countries in Asia and Africa as been a patient at the Rockville Rd,, Verrion. to fall .right in with their Repub A hundred police renerves, the *1 1 ^ 1 6 * ' M tumdng mat* until the time of luxi^ry of inept diplomacy." house waa dedicated Dec. 23, 1846. The latest addition to this m's- a means 'of building their economic City H o^ltal for the past seven / .Annual Meeting lican friends when' the vote* are "rioter*," were dispatched to $1.93 '• ths/Rspubltcan national conven- ' Republican National Chairman In 1887, the church received as a and political defense* against weeks, haa returned to her home. counted. That seems to be their terial was made today by the The- second annual meeting of race track and sounded the riot STORE-WIDI For 100 Lbs.' tloh to be held in San Francisco Leonard Hall reacted angrily to gift the present Wolcott Memorial Chamber. It consists of t' ? results communism's appeals. Firemen Put Out $'FW OelebraHon ■the/'t)loc*san Council of Catholic idea of a “ strong. 2-part.v system" call. Two thousand officer* and . in August. Democratic xrlticiem delivered in Chapel, which is used for the of * sur\-ey that follow* up one W ist the administration seema Mortimer O’Hara, -w-ho waa de Nitrses will be held Slunday at St. —be on both sides at the same seven armored cars sped to. the .o o \ ' Today, a reporter recalled that a nationwide broadcast Monday younger sections of the Sunday mbde by the TPU several monthr' to be coming to grips with is a Five Grass Fires partment commander and installed Patrick's Cathedral. Nonx'lch. time—be Democrat* jn name and scene. k D > d i e f a i r Elsenhower had said previously he night by Senate Majority Leader School. Since 1924, when the base- ago. Together, the survey* show prevalent feeling, perhaps stlmu- the officers of Frank Badatuebner ' A holy hour will be conducted work for the Republicans. To make thing! more realistic, SALE had asked Nixon to chart his own Lyndon Johnson, in which John medt of the rhurrh waa dug out to what 17 other Connecticut towns , ^°''*lRn policy criticisms Post 2090, Veterans of ForelgT( from 2:30^ to 3:30 by Bishop Ber I have seen it mentioned that the "rioter*" began throwing rock* GREEN STAMtS MAIN ST. M l t - i m In this year's political campaigns, The SMFD was called out on | course'regmrding another term and son .accused Elsenhower of for sarve as a dining area and Sun have done about off-streqt parking four grass fires within a 2-hour i War* when thepo*t was Instituted, nard J.; Flanagan. thia new gang-i* out to oust our and the 'forces of law ant] order NOWn GOING ON ...... 'i I. I I’ ni|i ...... ’ 1^11 that the size and policies of the report to him. Asked whether he getting hia 1252 campaign prom- day School, there has been nc in the downtown shopping area. •period this morning and for an-! together with James J. 'Lee, ps'it Mrs. A. R. Madden, publicity present party leadership .to ' get moved in with gusto. Official* said iaea to the farmers. major addition to its facilities. foreign aid program are open to commander, o f Willlmantlc/ will chairmen for the. local group an- had received such a report, the Commenting on all j f this In- ■erioua qiieition. , othft grass fire last night. None ' control of the juicy town- court no one wat hurt seriously; President smUed and said he had Calls Speech Shocking At present, the Sunday School formation and th'e difficult prob- of tnem caused -damage. accommodates approximately 140 Opposition exists in Congress to , net, at least not in the terms, he Hall said Johnaon’a apeech wa* lenis that II* ahead, 'ITirkington Last liighl at 8:72, 3 was had discussed the mqêr with children, having IncreaHed in num said, “ I thinlc we ought to bring r.'w.*?.®'*'*''’" '•‘lUMt* for nearly "ihoCking. . . a cheep effort to bers by 41 per cent in the paat flve $0 billion in new money and for cislled to 599 Porter St^Thi* morn newsmen earlier. confuse the farm lasue." / in everybody affected snd co authority to make long-term for ing at 10:26, Compantoa 3 and 4 ' As'.fer the big votes he rolled year,. In the same period, church ordinate and correlate all of this Johnson used a film,^cllp end membership increaiipd by approxi eign aid commitments. This latter fought a grass fire on Oak Grove up in "Yesterday's presidential recording of an lênlmwer speech information." ' to the one new,)Concrete foreign aid St.; at 11:50. Co. 2 went to 190 p^pyqpoe primaries in his home' mately 29 per cent. Last year. 41 Central to the whole Issue Is the in 1953 to support cigJmM that the persona were received into the proposal which the administration New Bolton Rd.; at 12:06, Com state o f Pennsylvania, in Masts- Administration abandoned cam master plan -for the downtown -has made. panies 1 and 4 went to Hartford chuaeits and Alaska, Eisenhower church, the largest single year’s shopping district that waa pre paign promises y r 90 per cent growth in its hlator.v. Road for a grasi fire near Drive A; said with a grin hia only comment parity aiipports on basic crops. pared by the TPC. laat year. It and at 12:36, Oo. 1 waa called to was that he emttinues to be both H ill said ^ h n s o n "u.sed false —— ------envisions interior packing blocks 83 Bell St. astonished and grateful when eêr figures and/S cropped version of in the Main St. area aa *well as Chief W. Clifford • ftaaon of people vote for him. President |!i.senhnwer's 1952 farm Jayc‘ee ôacl-E-O widened streets to permit freer Police Arrests SMFD and Chief John ilerz urge Hina 'Shot at Before traffic circulation'. Men’s speeches/h an attempt to distort residents to use êxtreme caution Eisenhower'was told that some ■what Mr. Eisenhower «aid and • Set Here May ^ If implemented, this plan would when burning, eapFcially during \ Democrats have.setUed on a policy iheantr boost tremendously tha amount of Two youths were 'arreited by dry periods. , EDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY!! - of. ihaklng him. their'target in this Fellow Democreta defended John- available parking apace. . It would Patrolman Albert Scabies at 10:30 "nie chiefs Itoted two main year's political campaign rather Teenagers will emnpete May 2 also coat a. good deal of money. Year-’rdund s ^ e apeech. Sen, Ruasell of Geor last night and charged with caueea for most fires their depart than shooting at Ihe more'abatract at 6:15 p.in. at Saulter'a Pond in ..However, the TPC sees it as a gia aald it exposed the "Inconsli- the Road-K-O to be held by the breach of the peace after, police ments are called upon to ^ h t, chil Eisenhower administration or at tenciee and fallacies" ' of (he ad- long-range project that could Jxf dren pjaj-ing with matches and administration officiais. Manchester Jaycees. The winner, accomplished in steps, ' according ^Sjd,_ the two were fighting In a nilnislrailon's farm policy, here will be eligible'to compete for 'parking lot on Fqid St: Bond of ntfjflected incinerators. Suits BEAUPRE MOTORS CLEARS THE LOT The President responded quickly to priority. Johnson dismissed Hall's retort State and national champiortships $100 each was posted. , * 'They urge parents to watch their thpt ho believes that is the correct as "pure political buttk." But the matter o f financing im children during this and other Regular, longe, shorts, stouts and short stouts. Sizes thing for the Democrats to do. lo driving skill.' proved parking facilities la likely Police aald David J. Barth. 16, ft Labor leader -dBiilter Reuther The Jaycees will offer $3,000 in 40 Buckland St., and Francis C. vacatioiv periods and urge anyone 3o to 50, ^ OUR NOW FAMOUS “ONCE/A YEAR^ CLEARANCE SALE!! After all, he. added, he is the head hinted at a - possible' Labor bolt to cause ihe hottest dispute. Some of the administration and he has scholarships to the \\dnher of the Schweitzer, 18, of Enfield began biifningArubbislf in an incinecator from the Democratic parly If the plrec.tor* feel that the merchants to make sure there is a a cr«n t been shot at before. competition between winner* from who are going to benefit should at an argument near the high srhool Reg. 150.00 ...... NOW party "compromiaea its princi the 48 states. Hawaii and’ Canada. anti drove to the Ford St. parking cover on It. $4 0 .0 0 Asked for comment on the con least share the coat. ' OA.OO ples" and keeps "inrompatible The- Road-ErO is a test of driving lot lo settle It. 1941 PLYMOUTH 1949 5tudebaker 4 O A n O O »5,ÊV«0«T 6 A A . M 1953WILLYS tentions by sdme Republicans that Some quarters have exprefsed g-Door. Black. ^ fo rce s' among its leader*. ability patterned after the Na They were arrested when police ConverttMe. Brown,, . ' 1 4-Door. Maroon. the present Democrat-controllwi Rejjther, president of the United t(ie belief that the town's $90,000 R ^ ? $65.00 .,... ..NOW Congress is,-« “do nothing" Con tional Truck Roadeo. anawertd a complartif. Both Barth $5 2 .0 0 Automobile Worker* (UAW). told parklng-meleU fund - should** be FULL PRICE ...... V V ^ FULL PRICE ...... X O V r a L V .^ R | C E ...... - . " w W FU LL P R IC E eattfeseeases gress, Eisenhower re'plied that he r Application blanks fnay be ob and Schweitzer - are scheduled to New Brown Club • education conference' in tained from the town clerk's office tapped for at least- part of the fi appear in Town Court May. 2. '< never indulges, in that kind o f talk. Washington he believes Democrats nancing. The Directors have' not Reg. $89.75 ______.N O W He went on. to axy that he fa and may b«" returned there or Alfred E. Scott, 39, of 8 Hem line Officers $71.80 must be told “you eannot have ilr taken ô the Road-E-Q by the con yet expres.*ed ■ themselves on this lock St.. was arresfetl lailt night vors threshing things out on the proposal.'. I OA.OO | A A . O O CAC.OO Eastland' and ua at the same testant. on a charge of breach of tlje peace ALL TOP COATS, AT SAME SAVINGS 1941 PLYMOUTH 1950 Oldsmoftle 1951 PLYMClUTH 1953 FORD anvil of logic and good sense with time."' 1 The comnalttee set up to handle 2-Door. Oreen. K % ■ a-DoorOrmy .00 Judges tor Ihelavent will be According to the surveys made after, poiicn said, h* created a,dis-- 4-Door. Blur. îH , 4-Door. Greon. out challenging anybody's motives. by the TPC snd the Chamber, five organization and propose noml- XAter he sent word to newainen Judge Wesley Gryk. Police Chief turbance on Main St. Scott poatftj FULL PRICE ...... ' Hi* yardstick, -the President said, he waa using Sen. Eastland (D- towns floated bond issues to ■ ^ o o r . Green.. C lu b Sedan. Oroy. leva! after 1954, but rather prom porûnlty In this country, regard parking survey made. Household Hints less of race or creed or color.’' . .Higlipoint,' N. C.. this week; They Such a survey, advocated by the ■'Officers and Board of Governors V toed to work for 100 per cent pari left Manchester last Saturday by FULL PRICE ...... T T V F U U P O IC E ...... FU LL PRICE:.: . . ™ " FU LL P r i c e . . . 1 ...... He said the Supreme CoUrOii de-' T P C 'as necessary to snV future ,3«ay be augmenleU- by action of ty the market place. ■, train and will have, a car at their LEATHEH BELTS the- 40 area Brown alumni In- ciaion barring aggregation In .pub planning, would encompass .the Try rubbing just s' little ground Dtoanpkmant— âenhower Said dtaposal aa Ifie necessary to travel’ (6»-ested in formation of the local lic achoola must be com pliedwith Maiq St. ares,- Depot Square^ and ginger on th* ,7>ot (oast before R tf. $1,50-$2.00 and $2.50 ha rfcetvad Uito. morning a report throughout central and wealern club at the next meeting, to be and “deaeryes more than lip serv the Btreks leading iiito . those 1 A A . O O C C . O O from Harold E. Stasaen, hia apectol North Carolina in order to visit cooking. « - 1948 PACKARD 1951 PACKAkD M 1952 IMPERIAL A A C . O O 1955 Plymouth ice from both presidents Snd pres shopping districts.. ■ , held in about two weeks. N o w 4-Door. Blue. - 1 flu b Coupe. Blue. j^ H .00 _ aaaiatant on dtoarmament, on a ,4-Uoar. Gray and Mack. ^ (3nh Sedan. Green. idential candidates.” - . the many, maiiiifacturers who dis-' The Directors have h*«tatcd bn At th.e next meeting, a proposed eonfartnee Staaaen held in London play only at their factory show Shell color dose not afYfct the Kefauver, busily campaigning the question largely because o f the schedule of events for the coming FULL PRICE ...... X ( C i ^ 1 FULL PRICE ...... V laat night with Khrushchev.. The rooms, The I.WO buyers are ex food value or cooking quftity of FULL PRICE ...... • " T w W FUU PRICE .,. • • • V V V for the District of Columbla a six cost, .involved. The TF c queried year will alao be presented. This Pregidant aaid the report has not pected back In Mancii^stey'kt the eggi. ,» ■ , O D D L O T ' ' reeeivsd 'hto fiiU atudy as yet, but Xiemocratlc National Convention fmnv’cbhsultants on what such a gathering will be the first offitiat end of the w'êk. — , meeting, of the new club. .-that ae tar he baa detected noth vote*, said .fte administration’s survey would coat.' and^-while the A dosen eggs must weigfi at employe aecurity program keeps figures have*never beeTi released, LONG s l e e v e s p o r t SHIRTS 1948 FORD 1 1 1 1 . 0 0 1955'Chrysler ing iiiilt indicating any change ft Meipber* j o f the Missionary least 34 ounces to be labeled, 1952DeSOTO -AAC.OO Soviat policy On disarmament' alive a "cancer of fear" under the : it is believed they rarfge from 2-)Door. Black. H I x R M 7 1 Q Q . 9 9 2-Ooor Hardtop. .Marnoi), . 4-Door. Tutene gray. guise of security. Circle of Emanuel Luthera'ii "large.” Medium and amall eggs a e o t S '« id VALUES He adMd there might be some- $7,000 to $12,000. The Directors weigh 31 and IS ounces' a dosen, . 3.« $4.4$ I The Tennpsaean said -“favortt- j Ciuh'oh will lunlrtr to the Lutheran' Inslitutes Action FULL PRICE ...... ^ thlog in the ,'fine print, and he had thought'the job could be done reapectiVely. There may >* 'any' FULL PRICE ’ ’ J L A y FULL PRICE ...... • V'VV FU LL P R IC E • oaa. gee*' ■wants------—to fivegive thp the , • ••••‘ ■on .orsui*: mora than .just m lliu iy usefulness. were the company's “extremely Indirtnient against Wall are L diroctioni'i.pn tho cen, uotnia.J rior Court for .Hartford_* County.^ ____ Sh* financing and condemnation—that, 1 7 A . O O ThM concept, be said, to Inherent any corn liquid aa par' of the en 1949 <;HEV«0LET 1953CHRYSLER i A A C 0 0 1954 PLYMOUTH high, profits" over the past eight .Mack Walters on the grounds a parking authority has; but would ia rCpreaented by th* firm of Laaa- .00 la tha nature of NATO. ''{s years. tire amount o f "liquid added.. CoBvertlhlr. Blue. ‘ I ^ " (ilub Sodas. Gray. that an insufficient'muniier of probably be willing to accept • ner and Rottner. ’ . 2-Door. Green. ’ ' f l M ^ I ^ V A Q Q : ^ M eeuhowar want on ip aay that Negroan ant on the grand jury In another action, Bernlco H. DAY SPECIALS! parking "fflvtoion.” Such a divi OuUm Iffams to ■tocuaa poemda *x- ' Grad* A e g g a a r e best far fry FU LV p r i c e / ...... J L 1 V FUU PRICE ./ ...... " w V v ! PUU PRICE . JL h p u l L p r i c e Bo aura to ramova silV coarse panel was denied today by. Su- sion. presumably, would concern EmmeU chargoa her former hus pewaiew of NATO at a meeting of •t«nf w ^ .you are cooking kala ing or cooking in tho shall. . Grado band Michael R. Patrick haa ) parlor Court Judge W'ilUam J. itself with parking .problema but cM dala of tho organisation in Parte M d wash tha vegetable well In Hhea. W'nitere, n^N'egro, was ia- B and'Grad* C eggs aro sultablo failed alnc* February IRM to pay B«*t waeV U agreement should be would not hava a parking authori for 'cooktita in eomblnatloa with Isewiral watefa. Chop the kale dleted by Ike graiad jury ilnr«.b ty’s powers, .• $50 a week tor the Zuppert of thrso reaoh4id ftore, haîald, then the de-’ and cook 4t rapidly in,, a amall othor foodfi. minor children as he wee m-derad tail* will bo poMiahed; .28 after a fwn-day Inqitiry late The Caiamber haa Indicated U 358 EAST CENHR ST. o n n iviNiNGs amount of aaltad water, plul'a Ilt- tke awrder here o f Mr*. Eher to do by tha court when th* ooupl* Adviaopr Board—In' a. inajor Ue butter oF margarine, tinlil |t to would be wtning to abca|^" da Proparod macaroni dlnnor to was divorced. PNONI\MI>mi •miCB poUegr addroaa'taat Satur- F. Oahlll FW». 9. He Is awaltiirg authority .without the powers of 'Candar. trial la Saperior Court, good oorvod with franhfurtora— She to represented by Atty. .Was- - WC GI VE} SCREEN STAMPS condemnation. « •; agd quick, too! . loyCGryC / y i w I ■J I. :'/'l ( .1 ’.Jl' •/ 1 "ill . ,)ii. He 'I'.f V , : i ’' ■ . . -if •■■J' ^ ' V A . v/ ; V,

FAG* TWENIY-TWO BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStE*. CONN„ WEDNF-SDAY.^APRIL 25. 1^5« PAGE TWENTY-THBI^

BUGS BUNNY Bull, tlwt's siiough.—N«al O'Hara Owner-^How should I Imowr ’ Floral "Show-Piacali' HhUcirta with a Diffemw* in Nsw York Post I'm no waathsr prophst" Answer t« Previous Pusslo ■ ■ ' /. -O % VaraUoa Uma U HAIRCUT LARGE SCREEN RCA TIME for all stjdeidonaciouB atu- Sense and Nonsense Ltfs Eat dents. SCHULTZ BEAUTY COLOR TV I6M d Tenant—Th* roof is so bad that jyhen a' husband 1* in hi* sle- lA R L O W S it rathS'On our hssds. How long is ment, he is usually In hot water. Bargains Ra LON. 963 Maln'^t- haa axpari- Two drunk* w«r« drlvtnc furi tht* going to continue T 9 anced "scisaor experts” who can TKLKVISION •1 sura hop* so," sighed the eld . — G. H. Patt in Satevapost. ACBOBI 3 Bridegrooms transform a shapeleaa hhlr growth ously lat* at nlfht along a road man. "Not for myself," h* quickly IThesttr 1019 Tellaad Tpk.. ■Tr‘-tinfl l - f t\\~ aid* by sId* With a main Un* rail 1 Com on th* Listed by into neat, trim, flattering line* to TeL MI 3-3993 added, "but for my grandson hsrs. 5 Baked clay The Inquirer glve-'a gal an up-to-the-minute ap road track. Buddenfy a strcam- I've aqen riin." ___ u CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER piaca pearance that apclla Confldence and llnsr, dark cxcopt for. th* locomo- 4Ms]* d*«r • Ascended . tivs, flashed p y them, going in the srn iit Ifood-groomlng. Cal! M 1 te he 11 " " ------. Th* world's most affective high 1 Jewel 3-8981. The price I* 31.30 and up. opposite, diroction. way safety sign! Th* on* on th* 12 Hail! ' g Window - rirst Drunk Say, dl(f you sec side of a car that says "Pollcs." is Weary glass parts that li^le town wt Ju^ went liGudrun’s . To remove candle wax from'k COSMETICS 4 t Feminine lUMHam Is In the 'Air linens, scrape off as much s i r 1 IKeiO 'V through? A psychiatrist saw , luiothsr husband ; Sit Down nad Boralvo a Snind Set Te FfealMa emi Briglrt*« e Ream ■nrry We *0*4 Wen* Period Second- Drunk - Yes. applllation The very STERUNG f La T- Sow-Easy In Half Sixai poaaible'wlth; a'duir knl/i“""TiiM !► oarrv All ta. T— la ^ 1 psychiatrist plodding down th* 1$ Cooking 'to Wing-shaped 37 Sports record 42 Engrave 'Fro# Jpou know what a ne\. UplUck a HOSPITAL piece spot beta-een two piece* of!k Tap Lima 2 First Drunk-rTou know aom*- street carrying a couch on hi* v*ssel . WARE pattern* at MATHER'S U Small stream 38 Thefna* . / 13 Group ef I Tas,and MARI-MAD'S. 691 Main St. has anything with it." military caps 41 Amphitheater California price have Just been nn-nn ®" * b}-aup instnictioM. 21 Tree knot parked. Feaat yourveyea on this receive FREE a lovely 2-pc. FORK valancae, bulkUng up th* amallar 5111 th* prettiest WHITE DRE.RSES for "Too much fancy work ifi it, Woman Driver' 27 Enervate AND 8P(X)N in your favealte col ones or paring down th* l*rglr. Conflrmation and Oimmunion, sizes ah?" emftmanahip to stir your very I'd gladly give you half the road 30 Agre* 1 r S 4 r k r r r r r aoul. Rure, clear CRYSTAL In or for mshing up salad. Tima flab goes fancy when you 8x to 14, together with a line of "You’ve said It! Every one o’ To do your dally Jaunting, 32 Frozen water put it In a cream aauc* tkickenad Say It wlW a Card VEILS, gloves, lingerie and perky, them recipes began the same way: r“ • every wanted sixe, exquisitely If I could only figure'out 34 Condiment i Change' that breakfast fruit with egg 'yolka and add muah- MOTHER’S DAT la almost her*. bouffant slips by "Her Majesty." -rau «a f. Take a clean dish . > . ' and that hand-cut. Is here. MATHER’S AT course! Serve eltccd. bananas with rooms. eroen pepper and pimlento Which half the road you're 35 ------Tuesday THE CENTER has a wealth of gift Now la th* tim* te chooa* a CARD For "him" there are WHITE TIES settled me." wanting. & i 1 • b pinlapple Jtilce for a change. Or to IL Thl* way you can call it which wilt express your aanti- and SHIRTS together with needed pancakeb auggeatione for every possible oc grapefruit aecUona with apricot Tuna a la KHigl —V. D. Palat. 36 Editor* (ab%) r casion. There ia FREE GIFT menu. The FAIRWAY. V75 Main accessortea. "I-ooks like rain" said the tour nectar. Or orange sedtiona .with St., has a complete display of fine • ■ ist to the old-timer at a filling sta- 37 Hoarfroit 1 WRAPPING and DELIVERY to- cranberry Juice. Uee your pret- Moltwr Woirid Lav* a New Rug "Fllerlasting punishment" Is gather with a sincere desire to card* for this happy eccaalon. Cut a pound of lean boneleaa tloft In an arid part of the West. mentionerl In .the Bihla only once. 38'ltussian lake u U B Ueat glaa* sauce dishes for the Why not please Mother on her 40 Plateau please and aatlafy you- deeply. lamb into one-InrlY cube*. .Roll fruit combination! day May 13th with a new rug, A new addiUon to the bug-killers th* lamb chunk* in a mixture of 41 Fruit .drink v & P tI A B While April CARPET VALUE is a small paper-Iik* pad to b* V res SI* 9 P* 42 Heating Welght-watchera take notice! grated onion, salt, pepper and Fte the Sake' ef Hospitality DAYS continue at MANCHESTER placed where th* pesU like to eruahed dried thyme. Marinate OUT OUR WIl u a m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE w it h MAJOR HOOPLE devices sr P P Cut a baked poUto in half and Preaida' before youT guasU as CARPET CENTER, 308 Male St. crawl or hide. It kills ants, scoop ' out the Insides. Put the for a few hour*, then skewer the 45 Guides PT the genial capabi* host and hos- Perhaiw ah* has been longing for foachas. silverfiah and other ver- meat and broil. TAUTOWMfamsmh 40 Interpret K potato through a ricer and mash t you alv with- a gleaming a feeling of euahioned luxury un ihln withou.t poleon, meea or odor. 99 Pratt 8t. #\ ' T m y STAKCH ^ I'M'<0 61.AD VOU P6EL UK6 p with salt, pepper and hot milk un Crocheted in variegated thread, th« a» *Hcrr 51 Exclamation ST BAR CART of non-tamlahlng der her feet as aha ataps Into th* thee* *aay-to-make - pansy, Irish step Ahead Beautlfull.v ggAO. AURTMAfggSORe IT-— PdP /A lO til fluffy. Spoon the mashed po braai ON WHEELS. 33.N from bedroom. Her heart will sing 3ad Floer—Hartferi ' 9ovwE««»rr S0O 08V AT Bbcakpa^T AMO 52 Citlsens (*b.) For the 53 Portent P i tato back into the ahells end HARRISON’ S, 340 Main St. Add a when ahe tecs th* inany har- OVERCOKT A 6gNeR006 MAK-kAPP/ TOLD M t HE'D LBAVE THAT * sprinkle With paprika. ■ Re-heat MONTOOMBRY WARD COM- motifs are set in. a background of fort In "Queen Quality” BLONDE 54 Regular (ab.) festive Decanter or Martini Mixer monlouf colors that go perfectly PANT Is now stocking a line of simple embroidery to make 'floral PUMPS In a heavenly array of •UT7DM» NATuBAtt-V t PBeVtik* y i l LITTlS PC8SSNT FOR OSf ' In the oven or under the broiler. and matching Olassaa In any'Size — VOU'D Bm 55 Stockings K sr IT with the decorating and fumiturtf ■NYLON UNIFORMS. S4.V8. In a show-plecea' of your handerchlefa atylf* at C. E. HOUSE A SON. O J SOUK iM A R iN S IT lelrrM' V O li A\V • l*i*k * * Garnish with a parsley sprigs smartly designed (aee "liisher- ah* has. Delight her by “ rolling OP5ST RI6MT SI Antitoxins complete site range for Nuraea. (Idtal bazaar donations!) . There'* built-fn cushioning In every WMV SOU OBAe— HSKS'S •"ST------Mplnas, Chances are that you won’t miss man's W harf’ , in lustroua lur- out th* carpet" up her atairway, OH YOUR Wia F u the calorie-rich butter usually lav Waltraases, Beauticians, and Pattern No. 9111 contains hot- pair, carefully designed to beauti MDKK OM — A WliODFALL,evt?— I Mitt HiCKint wants to know It you'd mind bringing Iowa qi Oise and gold. Include a match ohly 33V complete that Ihcrudes others w-ho Ilk* these crisp, fresh- iron transfer for embroidery; fully air condition your feet. ■TMKM/, WAR-ROMPM f 1 Fceu ' ( IF VOU DiDH'T ished on baked potatoes! ing' ’Trav, 33.01 and of course a FteuLiKS tho bevarog** to th* church suppor htstotd of th* DOWN . E paddipg. and expert InatalUUon. looking outfits with esqy laundry crochet and embroidery dlrectiona; Breezy NYLON LACE, alao woven Oo it e uP*eT f r roomy ICE BUCKET IT.M.that Stop in tomorrow. DiViDiMS.^- ssndwichos!" 1 Headgear and no-lroniqg features. Choose matairial raqulremenis. STRAW In combination with ÊElM6 MUA 5T Save Money Here for Chureli holds 60 Ice cubes up to 1 Shours. "Peter Pan" collar or the convert Send 85q In Coins, your qam*. 3 Eu-shaped - or Club Lock ahead to FATHER'S DAT In smooth, soft leathers. AH heel r JL Be sure to discard the heavy ible, both,with two roomy pockets address and' t'he Pattern Number heights, all sizes. Nothing prettier The folks at the FAIRWAY. 07.1 June. center rib,' when you are getting snd -the button-down front. There to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN ■Main iSiL. would like to remind'you below the fummer hemline. PRISCILLA’S POP Open Invitation kale ready for c^Mkinr. Put the are Mlaaes' sixes 10-30, Women's CHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . BY AL VERMEER that If your organisation or church A colorful refrigerator dish or 8267 stripped kale In a amalT amount of 40-14 and Half-slses 14Vi-34H. Its* ^VB. AMERICAS, NBH' SlicM fraah pears ar# delight \, N Y O U CA N ^ MR QRIMSMAWl IS YOUR Is planning an affair, you are enii- plastic recipe-file box win "JhqlR U H - 341k boiling salted water and cook 18 YORK M. N. V. tled to a DISCOUNT on your pur stale bread and other leftovers on ful added to. a compote of pine TOaETMER HORSE DOINO ANYTMIN®, TMa clever littlq cobt>l*r-type to 30 minutes. Mpiae ScalWped PaUtoea Now available—th* colorful 1056 apple oran$ea, grapefruit and (b o L L X IN V O U R ^ — iTWlS AFTERNOONTi chase. So, be sure to remind your your co'unter shelf 'til lervihg time * (Sqrvee •) Needlewmrk . Album . containing * I ’M ROOM! chairman of this fine offer. —for the birds. 'apron .is a apecial half-lise design, freeh' dates. Put the fruit com siaiy to aew and it'doubles as a A Shampoe H m t OlaaEM aag Six medium j^tatoas, 8 medium dotens of- lovely dealgna from bination in your beat glass boiri LONESOME HIghlighU onions, 1 taUehpooqa flour, 14 which to choose more patterns In and serve forts company deaserf. Mix It tablespoon of molasaea For a Beamlee* Enameled Floor cover-up forJteach wear.- , If you ar* even vaguely unhappy V No.>8267 la in sixes 14H, ie*A, tesspoona salt, 1-4 teaspoon pep- crochet, embroidery and knit — Us* 'Small pieces of canned pine with a half cup of milk and senre Spots and spilled liquids wipe over th* dull, lustarless appearance par, s' tablespodns butter or mXr- plui 3 gift patterns, directiona apple rather than th* crushed over hot' cooked oatmeal. For up ea.si1y fi-om the heavy weight 18'i. 201^, 22<«, 24H. Sise 16H. 2Si yards of 31-inch. of your hair, why not trv "Helena g*rin*( to 3 eups milk, printed in book. Only 3So a copy I fruit for appearance aak*. Hive small fry! ENAMELED FLOOR (XjVER- Rublnateln” SHAMPOO that th* oranges and grapefruit cut ING at rtEDARD’S, 100 Center For this pattern, send 31c in Par* poUtoea and onions; cut In clean*** and puta back natural slices 1-8-lnch thick.* Into into inembrane-free sectiona. Pit Get n Storage Free St Available In 13-foot rolls to coins, your name, address size looking Ilf* and color into your If you’re using .nolassa* in dasired, and the pattern number greased casserole put a layer of recipe, pour it into th* measuring th* fi^h datte' Ind'lUvcr them. Eliminate the- dangei*' of costly, give your .big room or odd sixe hair. At ARTHUR'S DRUG Add aoihe miriichino cherries. If expensive moth damage by etoring, one a SEAMLESS FLOOR to SUE BURNETT. THE MAN potatoes, then a layer of onion cup or spoon. If y6u dip into the S t VMS STORE, 943 Main St., this la a allee*. 'Sprinkle with flour, salt you like, for extri-pretty color. only garmenti that have first COVERING, at maximum econo CHESTER EVENING HERALD, 32.50 value now availabi* at 31.10 container with thespoon or cup you A M ice — I u se AVE. AMERICAS. NEW and pepper. Dot with butter or want to measure by, aome of tSe F «L 1N 6 "MARTINIZED ” the efficient my, 31.00^,a square yard in at- as an Introductory offar, Whether Desaert SogSoilaS* ONE-HOUR DRY CLEANING at tractii'c, colorful patterns that YORK 8«, N. V. you are brunette, brqwn-hairad. margarine. Repeat until potatoes molaascs wtll etirk to the under iwny MQTTHgK* a rr atu v and onions are used. Add milk side and you won't end up with' the Answer your child's "What’s for ATMLTtratt.'.?ii n.fr » II 20 E. Center St. When g r w y look like expensive rugs. Send 21 cents today for your blon’d* .or graying, there I* a per- dessert, Mom?'.' with a nourishing stains and spots, are removed the. copy of the’ Spring A Summer '56 aonalized type for you. And then almost to top of potatoes. Cover exact amount called for. edition of our complete pattern and bake-in. slow ov.en (300 degrees DATE AND NUT SQUARE from ALLEY OOP Let’s Test 'This Guy BY V. T. HAMLIN 4-lV dinger of a moth attack is re Egg graders base quality on the there I* the CREAM SHAMPOO the PINE PASTRY, 899 Center Bt; JtM >,****«*> moved. Ask for your FREE Interior condition of the egg. magaziiTe Basic Fashion. It's fliled for the whole family thkt has gen F-) for two .hours, or until pbUtoes When you Iron embroidered are soft throughout. ' Remove The crisp, flaky crust beneath the COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO STORAGE BAG with every $2.50 Judged by candling. These are with smart, easy to sew designs, tle. thorough cleansing properties tlble linens or chiidren'a 'clothes, generous frtllt-and nut Ailing will dry clqaiQng order. grades A.^B and C. special features. that silken the hair and make It rover during last half of caking. place the em'hroidered part face vanish tike nugic. Pick up a WON lustroua and pliable. Try both. dnwrn on a eoft fluffy towel; this DER'CAKE, too, with the sweet OeTTING ._ . Free nuntlnd Handbook .... \ The Locatlex la the Same will make the pattern stand out. milk choeqiate gently running ' OOnON.ME AN YTODAY/ mm At JOHNSON PAINT COM Mix sugar, grated orange rind Only .the name has been changed through, to M d with a low calorie .WOAne MTTIN'A. 'PANT, 699 Main St., a 30-page and orange Juice. Spread on hot to MILL FABRICS SALESRCIOM, StreMi tke Food Budget sprinkling of sugar. Serve gener BIO, FAT 1 .0 0 0 AN' "Fainting Handbook for Boat buttered toast and then run under still located pi CHKTfEY HALL, Snow in April calls for atimu ous wedges; they're so good! LCAOIN'TH'LEAGUE New Records th* broiler! Nice for after-achool 177 Hartford Rd. 0|)^ Monday, lating, warming CHICKEN >AFTUH THEMTWO Owners" is waging for you. Help — ———« PINCH HITS/... AT KEMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT ful, clear Instnictfons for painting snacks. .Tuesday, Thursday end Friday BROTH, made with economical Th* kitchen rolling nin can do a N y o o a l g o t TO LOVE AGAIN ...... Four Aces' decks, cablna topsides and bot fi-om 9 to 8:30. Saturday from Necki and Backs from LYNN Iffectlv* double duty In amooth- rS E E VUH PlAY OttAELIE WAS A BOXER - S to 4:48. Cloaed all day Wadnes- POULTRY FARMS, S(^ Main St. jy^rO H ALl/^ toms, in sddrflon to illiistranons A Lew-Prieed Steel Stock ii)g out a new.rubber tile floor, if IF YOU‘WANNA SEE KIAMffiTOMGHT ,, Amee Brothers for brush care and paint' require ” We auggbat the purchase -of ««»y- . I conventional Dooring roller isn't ♦ All t» 9U IT ONl.V HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE ments. DUPONT "DULUX" MA NORTHEASTERN STEEL Bread crumbs tnixi with handy. Ms|ie Sun' saMiMnh YOU’RE FREE TO GO ...... ,. ' Ds Robertson RINE PAINT will nep your salt STOCK for appreciation." Cobiirn • Know how to'render beef auel? grated Parmesan cheess—half and For p*i(*OOTS AND HER BUDDIl^ j w a t e r p r o o f g l u e . also. (He seme results. They're chcml CX?UNTBR of J, W. HALE CXJRP. That Isn't Yes BY EDGAR MARTIN Sewing Machine with Open Arm cslly identical, go ua* what’a avail to help yon^rganise for olein, safe has had years o f experienca Mother.would love the complete It’s Nkv In Here able .and economical. iw «IOU RCitUN BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE I To remove ataina from porce LENORE’S, 631 Main St.. Is Storage. AIL with full-length alp- in corset, fittin f espedally IT D0R9 COOtD OO <1RRKT ^Dt^^ lain, apply a pMte made of cream ly automgtic PFAFF SEWING pera the atz^for suit*. 31-49, for UMcrt Twrr iw- Bfb CVMAPRRQViBl ______MACHINE from J. W, HALE Manchester's ,spa,nking new store Cap* a»d Rwsat SMrta for Boys working with the hsrd-t^ m VDMIEP, g&iE. THE ADMIRAL MAI?t TVE FIWT ^ of -tartar and hydrogen peroxide. stocked with spanking new LA coats and dresaes 31.69, for. eve "TBRVIBOl COWl TOR rwK w•* SVAOirt 9TVWI* 1 TRIP M0H> VWV10IO1.R TVIR ' 10O> HE« VERYSnriMIHTM. A30UT AND §Y THE WAY, BOZE, I'VE DECIDED TO Ha'll feb) dashing and debonair fit. Come in and have s tslk UHPIN3 ON THE TlFFICANOE. TOWW HE’S TD MAKE THE rr. PASSED CARRIER QUAUFlOmOHS filVE THAT VOMAN WRITER THE FREEDOM OF KEMP’S Let stand about’-ii^'nilnure^ând -*"*^?^ the Open Arm that DIES' READY-TO-WEAK mer^ ning dresses 31^8. Roomy BAGS 0 » TVAt R W W B O K t O n W NlR vAOowEUiORy, a in c o r p o r Xa t e d m then rinse well. makes it especially cnnvehlent for, in an "Ivy Utagu*''^SPORTS CAP that aocoiiunodaui 4 BLANKETTS about you.r .problema. Re* JOO, OOOTH LANDINB..ARE YOU SUM THERE CAN I IN JETS FOR THE SOLE FURAOSE THE SHIR detail SAWYER TO SHOW HER finishing sleeves, for darning chsndise. You'll delight in the from th* 8AVEMOR STORES, COUVD CMCH /w ------Al^NO. THE ADMIRAL WILL fROSAfLY , 765 Main St. Green Stamp^Given Tel. M|-5-!i680 friendly, helpful personnel: (Who are 3l each.NKeep garments frekh member, no charge for y p o w .socka, for doll clothes and ,hjl 1099 Main St. In. sya-cateblni WANT HER TO SEE HIS LANPiNS. FURNITURE and MUSIC OF FRIGIDAIRE A Charming Uttle Shop know, their business') a* they lead and fre* m m o u t under a service. Tlb>AlVd(k hsrd'-to-get-at aewing. Do ever>’- aolid cotprs, slabk stripes and BLOUSE OO’^ a/M and keep YOUR YARN ^HOP, 10 Cottage thing you wish with this model, in sndaencourage you to try bn a cheery plaids, a reg. 11.28 value IsVdO... PlANNEDIT'ID St,, holds 'a world of ‘TvonderfiU DRESS. BEFARA'TES. BLOUSB.S. sweaters neatly \ln anqps In a X cluding zig-sag embroidery. now. 99c, in alsla 6K to 7 . Wash SWEATER BAG l^|l gift suggesUona .or MOTHER’.S V ' ■ " ■ I II that truly "do something for you." DAY. Buy Mom th* basic ma able and so comfortable to rOlar Serve minute steaks, fried In Vl.sit this modern, (reward •)ok- are the. SWEAT SHIRTS,, alte* terial* for a handaome wool rug. ing stpre tomorrow. LENORE’S butler, with lots -of minced 4-14. at 31.35 in whits, rad and some colorful needlepoint, « love- parsley. Good fre-H taste. ' maize. 1 '' T h e In 631 MAIN STREET l.v stamped apror or runner and . There's humldiflei*' o n . the ahe'll find plma\ire in creating Aeceasorles .-lea Like ms'ket that can be Installed in the finish product herallf. A any wan-m-alr furnace to c\it down > An ayslancJie of bright, colorful sparkling lln'e, of -JEWELRY, s p r in g TIES to accent ■ the ex on the dryness of heated air. tT'OJE b a g s and\ua*fHl GADG- pertly tailored DRESS SHIRTS in L rs make up the .dkightfii] selec pastels arid white, has Just rolled Creymed dried beef- aeaioned m m*Pi ids CAfc UVIfi tion of merchandise. i\ this attrac.- with curry powder, served over JEFF COBB Into C. E. HOUSB'A SON. Take BY PETER HOFFMAN PHASE live shop, so e;onvei,tengy located. a peek, top.> at the tastefully de waffles, Is a luncheon ides. ' riates See us for "your . MICKEY Fin n Hope! signed, mssculine-looking TIE look appealing when garnished r . BY LANK LEONARD “ '■■"k* Juice to mincemeat RUDES and CUFF UNKS. Put with a spiced peach or a eprig. of ■ a s s i m ana neat. Serve over cottage pud some surprises Into his cheat of parsley. . tTMAYNOTNWK ding or white or yellow « cake drawers, or get • s head start on 4 * ------■ (A ll squares. it’s Cotton Pickin’ Time FATHER'S DAY ahopplng. . • 0H«.FEI£-IT 'You’ll Igreo that now is the SUN^ 'H FUN HAY MLY WORK lime to pick out ybur COTTON ON animals! DRESSES from BLAIR’S LITTLE SHOP on East .Center St. .when niiiy J j ir V T 1 R s o P T . you see the winsome styles', 'the WARDROBE.# 'V. fresh, f\HI blown Jook of the love ly flower prints, all on crisp, stay- I fresh fabric. ITie tiny prices .o f ■ ' '? .■ '-'N ' . -.. • 33.98 and t l.t l will have you blink-. R«tay B8t designed ehênflrff'iun ’ n tud Ing unbelievably for such - welly, FURS .made dresses. And on the other wardrobe for ybu in Celifornia techni W 4TH SASY, SNUO-ftalSI. PIT Wall are BETTER CXnTONS to color! In creaie-resistent, silky-sheen whirl you through a summer sea son wtthY light, carefree spirit. . c o t t o n chino that retaihi, its gloss after ooft, craibfdlddskin, thm are thefeiklMrireifbu tkaf . ■ - . . ------.-■'(J', repeated'washings. Open a can of tomato Juice In One call to us Is all it takes to moke ture yOur furs -■Man comfort aH the way. Cuahiooed platform TWEME ON THAT SUB- 1 PHYSICAL NAVE CS05SC0 ir /r erackers. ■ _____ cented by a rever.lA,nAF1IAaV J—... WHENVaiR ( (SETA<3(XXT HOT Tou'H hsva .fesler dishwashing YEARS ANP Acre UlfE HIAA9ELP THE O FT soMESoev.rvrBfiNNvfTfOTO^— ..'‘. ■r o p # v . RATH ANPILl DCvrcAar Every tiling vou can pack into the Stor-A-Box protected after a baklng bout if you’re care WITHPIfiNITY SHOR.' . ,TAirtr A uF ctrecnoB tut tomopeow.' liTllt t i t TtHI u m tK wHArBcMraookv against motiis, fire and theft ind stored for ^5.00. ful to wipe off any batter splllsd on THIS TIME IWJCEBCitNTiBr, your cak* pan before you put it in A a iO lR 1 / Q ueenoN d/ fi^ .n i AMDCENt/ In the FALL everything, will be-relumed cleaned and th* ovsh. FORMAL WEAR VHY(X>fTVA0)VE 1 ^ freshly pressed at regulandry clea n ^ prices. Srty. Roii, loigo ’ . Summer flirniture for Porch, THAT UEEVir DAME 1 4 Patio, Oardea ' ' ' ' TVflgDrTFCTOR? [ j -V Baay-to-carry, liglitWelght irw A S N m * TA<5HT CHAIRS, 34 50 at WAT MtfTNINrciyMl 1 ' ^ KINS, 931 Maid St. are dolorful, 1 1 , B o r a m t o l ^ i’l C, i Rsher Fur Storage, he, comfortable additions to summer ZTHINK t I fiUSTIfSON’S IHOElTdRi living. Th* varnished frames ar* •A 1 325 BROAD STREET V . MANCHESTER. CONN. covered with - gity. mulU-#trlp*d oSStlNL Mitchell »-7111. V 705 MAIN SIHEET—MANCHESTER fabric, that la dunJil* .snd,.*turdy. J 1 . • • f 1 • Buy iMvsral to form hs{f>y con A31 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER if __• ^__" , ■>V ' . ' . ,4 versation gts^s. \ . < 1f * #«**iw«M*».ai»iM. I £ —T" r. /.,) ft ■t f < /'< . II’: 1(1. > 1/>, ■ . .-t , , • . . iva I ,»i- ■/li t.Lrl 't ’liiJI. '■ i" ' i ' "/ I i;X' I'"' '-■It. ■' V . ■' / 1. 'V' \ './li'-y- ■ : j ' I r

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THE Mizell Appears to Be 20-Game Winner, Thanl^s to Kinder Herald Angle ene • r n r n m I a w^mmmmi^mmKtmmmmaammmmmammm^mmmmmm ^ , 1 ^ , EARL W. YOST Ken Bpyer Starts Fast Veteran Relief Pitcher Captain Irish Umpire Frank Umpht M AffD THHRa Aareund much laager and wifi ba Top Pitcher; ■oaten won t wtn tba Amartcaii cttrnhtng through tha ropaa tot tha \ Preserves Pair of Wins Laagna pennant unlaaa tha Rad First- to Don Glasses To Raise Cards’ Hopes ^ 0 7ith Uma aa a pro tonight Ha haa \ ’ Saai'can maaUr the btg, bad New Open Friday TerK Tankaas. The Bronx Bomb won 88, lost 81 and draw .eight Biisu City, April 25 . | maatlnga between the New York homari, rank* fourth in th* all- ba th* club’s' N& 1 pitcher. ’Th* Btx games in 'th* n ^ two Charlay Barry, veUraa Am*r- teU SKOwron of the New York, Top htipor* In the Chiity Bowling | Plnehurat, N.C., April 28(*i-’rhU ?,’’!* a tnir. tim* homar department. Babe MUiâukec^Chieago iP P ). Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers will strong righthander p^ted a flne (vaeka, that’s th* big iAsk toeing ican Leagu* man in blue who also folf-Wtae reaprt vUIm c ha* been ’V Lvor • ba telecast and the Oiant-Phlllia Ruth leids with 659, Mai Ott had worked In yastarday'a KansasCIty- Yankee* la the *'!***I‘* l.eague playoff* were garnered hy ; Brooklyn-ratladclphia (PP). thtaa won and on* lost record last Coach Tom Kaday and hla Mitn- paca-aettar among the playei* who j ^ ' MERICAN watching thTgreats of th* links ‘’’""'“..Jr ®Ton game on Saturday and Sunday'a 511 and Lou Gehrig 394. Detroit game, dht th* explolntag: h^v* at leaal 20 time* at bat. The - Oimveir Mfg. last night as the gams rSme and go for over half a aophomore third bseemsn spring 8a th* locale captured four w L Gbl drove In four, of thoae runs with * doublahaader between tha Otanta deciaions In six stdrts. Irish, who chaster High boaabad club. Thl* "It’a as simple of thia. Frank century, but acldom h«* It b«9n a i \a a . *** «« .. ’The 35th annual 'convention''of husky first baseman shows a .464 ; result of a 3-2 victory scored over ! New Yd^k . and Phila. All home New York will play ahortatop when not on aftamoon at 8:30 at M t Nabo th* needed a aUght oorractlon for hla average on 13 safeties in 2S trips. rival ABA'Tool. ~ ■ The victors cap-I •xqUM over anvonc an It hai been ^ a**'? ^**^ .tl. Giant gamer are aUted to ba earth* Unitad fltatai Eaatarn kft eye. Bo h* asked RatTMgo Chicag'o . . . over Doug Sanders thja week. southpaw lost hl4 shutout in the Amateur Ski Aaan., will be held tha ihpund, la alao a fair hitter as Indians' war* achaduled to onpoa* I'aakees potnlnating ^ tured the first two games,. .159- , Kamuia City ried by Channel S3., . . Myles Mc attested'by hit flve runs batted In nawcomsr Nonrieh Firaa Academy. (Pcaoidant Will Harridgs of th* rctually. the tUnkeei are doml- ’The Cedarurwn, Cta„ native, who * ‘8h«» when R ay Jablonaki, an ex April 27-29 at Albany.‘^N. V... .127 and .198-1.17. a difference o f ' Boston . now Uvea in Miami, F i*., looks Card, drove his Afth homer of th* Donough and.iBrendan Shea, two and two triples in, 1955.' Other contaata In th* ensuing 14 American League) If It would b* nattng Oi* JuniorV-treuit statlsties- 73 pin*. 1 ul ABA swipt the next j freshman pitchers from Manchei- Tommy Basclar haa beian *(varded D etroit .... mora and mora Ilka tha man to!*^***’*' with two mataR aboard Don Fisher * Return* days Include Bristol Thuraday all rtm t to g ^ gloaoM. Horrldga wlas. Mickey Mantle is rtmnerup two strings. 575-544 and 681-.152, ter, combined to toss a thraa- tha DIatinguiahad Rifleman Medal, ■aid ho^b«Uav*d It would ha m Washington beat in the 54th staging of the After w'stklng the Arst batict m highest Junior shooting award in Team's leading .sticker laat' sea- (3:30) at Miisay Field in tha Bad tr Skowron with a .462 batting a difference of 60 pins, to (dree the Cleveland .. North and South Amateur Touma- the ninth. Miiell was lelleveri hy hittef*'recently against Hartford ton . with a .308 batting averaga, Town; Had in Waat Hartford Mon right thing to do. m ark and Yogi Berra la fourth fifth and ilecidlng gam*. High for tha ’Trinity Freahmen. the nation, by the National Rifl* 'I t hba nothing to ' do M di, Mvrctmtile Bowling League Championis Baltimore ment.. Kinder who promptly gave up a hit Association of Amarica. Baaslar, second baaaman Don Flahar was day; Morldan.at Nabo Thursday, with .417. Karl Olson of Wash ' Fronted by Jim Martin and Stan NATIONAL to Bob Thiiinian. That put th* Trin won 2-1. McDonough racelvad also th* individual leader in th* May. 3; Windham in Wddmantie Frank’s Judgm«it Ha eouM sac ington, obtained from Boston last MirucVI who pinned single games Rainbow Club of Bolton won the 19.15-.1A Mercantile Bowling League championship -by lône- Twenty-two-year-old Doug went _____ thThe. pravioua pithing exparienca at captaln-elact of next year’s Man Olid umpire without them and do a game margin over Sherwin Williahis. The champions, ahown above are, left to right, Rusaelt/Foun- Pet. Gbl. after a aecom^ round v l ^ today I n chester High rifle team, had to baa* hit department with sight, Monday, May 7; and East Hart wintar, la third wllk*;433. of 151 and 140, respectively, Gun- Brooklyn .,, .667 — Manchester High and with the ford at Nobo Wadnoaday, May fl. good Job. Mantle and B erra are dead- tain. Doug McLaughlin, Pete Bartlett, Pete Spcias, Garry ColeiBAn, Rod Giles, BUI Santos <«nd Val against Howard Evaritt of North-1 pass 14 lower qualiflcation rattfiga atolan baas* with flve, doublaa with Runnels *FaU Guy’ for Lumpers Grounder ver swept the fifth game by 87 Milwaukee ,. .667 - field, N. J „ with an amaxing reconl ^Twever. to strike ®"t Oemge American Legion Juniors 'while two while alao chasing horn* flve Following tho Bast Hartford an- "Why shouldn’t ha wear glisaia lacked for home run honors with pins, 600-513. Pete Jankowski with Flano. Spelas won high average honor* with 106.3 In .18 game*. Prises were dlstribuM at a re Shea wag a standout at Loomia befor* attatntng hia currant Baquance camera ahowa how Pate Runnals. Washlntton Banator*' aecoisecond bnaaman, makaa diving aa well oa-onyona oloat Ths p l ^ Chicago ,.., .600 >* behind him in hla brief atL here, I Cr°we and gnt Johnny Temple to runs. Lefthander DS've Hayart is a counter the ktcala -add close out four apiece. And they're also Ucre (night) accord 66. This waa alx under pier spent on broadcasts and telacaat* aom* Isbaing pressed by new hued boaabad atadlum, Long of Pittsburgh with .391 and Aha BOf'HKVIlVK'N I.KAltl K •Ford (1-0) vs. PaUci'(O-l). for, the 7,000-yard course, long r*i- the l.V(ng lun* cn base* with two to'wn. Like any town, giv* the fana atUior southpaw 'Btava Coopw or up from Mburboa Inl 2nd 3rd 4th . 5lh Flyiac -Baarer* (4t . ' of major and minor leagu* basc- comers Charll* Bosqirft, who la ex On Questions from Amateurs Ray Jablonaki of Ctncinnati and New York, April 25 (Ah—In- cat, the government alleges the out in the ninth end Kinder came a good attraction and they’ll turn lighthondor Buts Koonoy. Co- D. AndArunn »« 137 111 ^ ' Oalrand^r ...... fHt 99 of 2At? Washington at Boston—Ramoa garded aa one of. the moot formid bhli games this season...A New natlond, hmbors MlnnaotwlIF W ally Moon a t 8t. lo u ls with .3SS 92 ns J30 order to lock up services of cham- IBC participated in 36 of the 44 able In the nation. in to .strike oui Wally.Post. out. . . . FIrat ba(4man Dale Long pected to nail down tha ri^tfleld Captain BMdlo Wojclk, raUabIt hlt- W. And^rann ...... no 115 111 (0-0) vs. Porterfield (1-0), York writer typed. "Among thoae apot, 8nd Dave Joyce. hopaa for a minor laogua aim loa ' each. Brennan 104 !i2 . S McCarlh) ...... 91 61 5M 264 ploris"And contenders, the Interna titles fights staged In the U.S. (Only games scheduled), Five Under Par Rain and cold weather raised of th* Pittsburgh Pirates dldn’jt Naw York, AprU 35 (/Pi—Th* Rxtu of th* calatMratqd Mlhrasdiea .fankn«‘«ikt •« 10« 114 1.1S ion Hutton ...... H5 79 65 249 hit a homa run all laat aaaaon fn who sympathise with Ted Willlama Righthander Russ Oowlea la anii U.S. Golf Aaan., which took a firm Uon to taka his beat jpal for every "Fortunataly, moat club touma- PhAn^tif 133 104 *7 ...... 65 97 69 251 tional Boxing Club .loaned 8451,042 U.8. Attorney Lawrence Goch- .National In hi* first .match yeaterday havoc with the scheciu e anta award nwrchandla* prln the plat*. Th* tnflald comprised Braves attsudanowmiraela. Mqii^rra the Polo''Ground! but the big fel in hit poignant aquak over high other mound prospect and will be stand against organlxad gambling cant tha guy wlU put up.. mei B^rucha lOS IDS 101 m 104 to top fight figures ov(;r a four- berg, prosecuting the rase, said Brooklyn at New York (night) Sander* polished off Keely Grice of > Smiting the action to three games, income taxes ball players pay .l* Thera’s nothing.In th* lengthy but when you start to, talk cash, Norm Hohanthal at flrat boas, A naw $4,600)000 {dost, tanas- Total# . . ; ...... 461 471 445 1^61 year period, the federaU govern- the New York ’’ranch of the IBC (Brskine (0-0) vs. Hearn (0-0). Charlotte. N. C„ one of the flneat i I"'® [he AmeHcan ffC?''' i" low clouted two into the atamls in At short when not pitching. in the .wak* of tha notorious hiutdag Bobby Bwoat at saeoivil, tora conland, sotn* di^ will taeoaa Veteran Undei'dog Total# 637 567 676 661 6in BoIIIrK Pin* <91 his first gam* at the Giants’ park th* elderly college dean wboae Hustling Dana Austin providea the ’’D*.apdal* Incident" laat summer, rule that draw* tha Una. Bevsral you talk non-amatauriim.'’ *Mar- Oo-Captoln Alan Colt a t ahortatop Csaavar (ft Danlf'I ...... R5 64 6(t 24ft ment charged yesterday. I^lent 8247,828 and the Chicago'Sec Pittsburgh at Philadelphia amateurs In the Carolinaa, 5 and 4, l [ho*’’' ' anlcees \vl\ipped he salary has soared all th* way up to quasttona have raachad UBOA chandlaa priaaa up Jo 8150 Id value a major ioagiM toom, . Wright ...... ino — lOf' — 69 Isow 8ror#» ...... 91 91 91 m The. government charge wu* tion 8203.214. He added that most ahixitisig five under par golf A lashlngion S( nators 4-1 and the this season. , . , Deapit*. the fact Techmen' with a reliable receiver now' finds Itself plagued by quaa- and dlmlnuUva Lao Cyr at tha hot — ifn ina 69 (night) — Friend (1-1) v». Rogo- ge.500. haadquartara lately about awaap- ar* parmlislblc. Tha mos^naqrraUvo.aasbitloii Against Youngster Grtmaaon .« Murpm '.. 67 9a 265 made ip connection with a ault of the loans were made to fighters If Bandera gets by Everttt („ Detroit Tigeis uiubben the Kansas he. owns two big restaurants and and UtU* Bernie Balon la'anoêr Uoni it can’t answer. comar. Promising Ronnl* Brault Marttn ...... 109 107 107 151 P#t«'rman . 60 60 241 vln (0-0), . . 'r-* aUkas toumamenti, popular (Un AncUen Pool* of bosabiw bocRars hors la to Mlnickt ...... 1 1 1 116 109 1.73 140 . 61 /99 262 against the IBC and its affUlatea and managers "faced with enaer- their morning match he next faces i City Athletics i-l. can eat as many free meals as ha candidate at serond base. Opiy 18 Th* principal on* is’what kind was another cartoln atartar In can- (?art aright Cinclilnatl at Milwaukee 'M'ants, Stan Muslal of tha Cardi Sporting N*(A rq^rta that ’Ted of gambling la likaly to disqualify der various names In different sec Tha UBOA raaoKition took dead tarfleld while either Dave Turklng amoth iMOU and Amaricon Aaan. Naw Orleans', April 28 K<*arna ...^ .... 117 119 . 119 111 13.1 which are accused of operating a gerlcles, such as.taxes, etc.’’ night) r- Fowler (0-1 vs, Spahii the winner of the Frank 'Strafaci-1 The home run ball 'v»» ver\ Wtlliama started the season with players reported for practice this tions of th* country. They follow She^kay ••••.... 133 139 103 111 97 Totala 424 425 443 1293 nals is Just flve {iounds heavier at season and Hudson plans to carry a golfer as an amateur 7 * aim at tha ao-cadad "Caleutta’V or ton or Btow McDonough wiu ax- attandoniM racorda. Tha most alata- Mauling Milo Savagt, atout- monopoly in violation of U.S. Anti- He said the governmeAt did not (0-0). Harry Haversttek match in the *f. Lniuch in evidence in the 1 ankee a S9-ounca bat but will go.doivn tha same ganaral pattam—qach erst* dfaams are pegged to A total 669 696 644 653 600 ternoon. Today's two rounds will. »nd Tiger virtorie.s. They - 175 then whan ha broke into the a 14-man roster.' Golf’s amateur rule, probably auction pools. Thia la a flavlcii' in paetad to ba In left. If Cooper punching second ranked m^dle- Totals...... ’Trust Laws. contend that the loans in them- Chicago at St. Louia (night) — to a 36-ounce weapon about the entrant put* up a amad amount (srhtch tournament contestants ar* attanunca of abbut TOO.OOO— nomhie One of. the governinent’a an-, selveA were "bad” but that “com cut the field to eight men for'counted for all but three of the 11 National League 15 yaara ago. . . . Hope to Improve Matk the longest and atrictast applying, pitched than Alan Johhoon wot watght from Salt Lake City, finds Low S coff .. 77 77 311 Jonea (1-0) v*. Haddix (0-0). middle of May. Two monttU later and tho top players or teama apUt "sold" to tbiJ highest biddars and whlra would top onythtaif pravtous 76 •257 bined wlUi the defendants’ other quarter-finals tomorrow. : run*'made by th* two teams. The Hank 8 au(v, new' Gyehaser with aprlng the .locals, opened to any aport, Hat* soma 15 ways In >tha starter In clghtflald. . / himaalf a surprising underdsg to Dabromikl .. ftl nounced alms I to break up ex------1----—----;----. Ted aaid h* will use a 83-ounce up th* loot. tha raaqlting. poof, less deductlona In/mjnor laoguo boMbaJI. Ryrtl^wlrn .. 130 AS’ 1«Vs cluaive contr. cts between the IBC practice's.'lt made it much more ’The brilliant play of Bandera I Yankees hit two. one ot them a the cardinals collected 198 homers with a 7-6 vlctofy over Vlnal but which a player can put hla ama Vetaran Ronnia Blmmons will night to young Charlay Joaeph of ft7 ft.5 model and then go back to a 36- Th* UBOA BxacuUv* Commit naw horn* of th* Mlnaagpe. Onr^m^kU ... difficult for other promoteta to overshadowed a nriaJoi‘ surprise' three-run bl.sst hy Hank Bauer. while wearing the livery of the bowed in their next two outings to teur status ip danger. On* is "Any is divided Among th* ttokat hold- opposa the Bal tiownera Thuraday 10 Now Orleana. Last Night*B Fights M ofUy ...... fto ft2 2(7 and leading boxer*. Federal Ju.îe rvrU.A aaOU.a...... a.. .> aevin Klr^Sf Kv Vnf»-| ouncer for the flnal month .of the tee triad to aatU* that by mad MlUara won’t bs formally eem- get championship matches." IVaiiie Torn’'K elley turned In by BUI Williamaon of The other was a solo blow by Yogi Chicago Cubs. ’Twenty seven play Windham 8-5 and Hartford Re conduct,' including activiUas 'in era according'to th* poaltloni of but' Kelley waa undecided (u to Tbs lO-round botil. to ba tele- Sylvester J. Ryan is hearing the season. Babe Ruth always started within th* peat faw n(*eka but tti4) playara. It isn't ■ wcommon, plated until June T, when th*. last TotBlii ...... , -441 475 421 n.ift case. Whitney N. Seymour, chief de Charlotte, 3 and 2 winner over Don. Berra. The victim wa.s left hander ers have hit 200 or more homert gional Tech 8-2. But the club connection with golf gambling, hla future pitching rotation trlaad nationally (ABC. 10 p.m. Milwaukee- Del Flanagan.! Umbb <8> Chuck Stobbs who holds the for one club. '' the season with * 53-ounce bat. . . which ta considered detrimental to cam* up with such an a«Mrtmant (5(her* profeaaionala or* loncerned, of some 15,000 Maschsr seats SM . / ...... S4 M R2 2.50 During the period of the loans, fense counsel, entered a categorial Biapllnghoff of Orlando, Fla. bounced back to end the laaaon EST), pita tha vstcranNSavage 1541*, 8t. Paul, outpointed George MrCt'mh .. . Speaker rat Dinner distinction of being the only pitch- , Billy Ck>nn haa taken out a. boxing of opinions that It decided to post for th* lucky ticket holder to rA- Installed. The trlpla-Uarad grand- ArrudR ...... /...... K1 7fi 78 215 which were made without Inter- denial-of, the cha. ges. - ■ m Otherwise favorites cam e' with three atralght triumphs, up the best Interaats ot th* gam*.’’ Coach' Paul Phlnnay*a Rod against a 2S-year-old compara- Boddle, 158>k. Day, Ohio, 10. Grant . .../ ^...... 75 M 229 er to beat the Yankees so far. It Principals In tonight’s nationally promoter’s license in Pittsburgh. .. The gambling clausa was ipaert^ pone a darlMon. until tha membara ward th* player and avtn amateurs WhIU track squad Joume; ■Und con accommodato IflÔOB' 05 261 through in fine fashion. Dave ending Vlnal 8-2. Windham 24-8 tiva unknown who has loat only San Antonio. Tex. -Paul Jorg StArk .. y...... V/' ■niomaa A. Clillaghan. Windham was Ne>v York’s sixth victory th televised boxing bout will be Milo Millionnair* boxing refaraa Harry ad thia year and th* concern of the can thrash it out at a meeting. In aomattmes have coma up with a New Britain tomorrow ofta more. flghts. But he earned hla Hblyoke, Mass. - Gerry Tcssler^ ru ta rfl Threatened by "Court Action committee working with James J. second victory, both m'er W*"h- both knees during the winter and only daolda whoUiar aomathjng Town. First horn* meet la slated eonstruetlort. In Fsbrnery., Albeat flrunvlll* •...... 61 ft* ftl 274 won in the upper half. Merrina met in the Mifnlclpal Auditorium, New May 2, Norwich Regional Tech, ‘Frieadlv BcU’ OK handicaps, waljcad off with th* top lofty rating with victorlea over 171, Springfield, Mass., and Gary R obert Bon ., ...... r>5 SO 2.56 Shea Post Ntr 19, American Le inglon. Five, double plays Ifelped Orleans, a spot where Joaeph haa both have responded slowly. He But tha u to A . has nothing you’ve doiia . la datrimsntal .after prises. against Middletown Friday, May 8,000 bleacher soots wars to ba 21ft Chapman In the second round fea away: 8. Norwich, home; 17, tough Holly Mima and M6,ps Garsifola, 179, Jersey City, N. J._, Scor^ ...... ^77 71 71 Oakland, (Mlif., April 25 ’(/Pi Franclaco, Oakland and Richmond. gion, of which •Callaghan la a him out of a.s many Jams. Short never lost a battle. He has scored will be sidelined at least 30 days. against ‘’friendly" bets. It racog- you’ve done it." ^ That affair inspired tha UBOA, 11 a t 8 :lfl at tly WaatRM»O val, installed. ,. v Ward last year' and w 10-round mbmber. \ ture match of the bracket. . . Pro wrestling is scheduled Fri Windham, away; 21, Windham, I’rew, 10. TnlBlB ...... 425 444 ’ 4*i* 11.10 Court,. BcUdn tor ((* up the entire But Vice President Johnny Mun In the lower half Hillman Rob stop Jerry Lumpe. who has been 14 knockouts in 33 bouts and has home, nlsas that moat golfers Ilka to ’’It's a naw question and wa which haa no policing powera, to While final touchoa worai balag draw with Argentina’s Eduardo Stockton, Calif.—Kid Caatro, AkUIMb Il» California boxing Investigation ro of Richmond has testiA^ that Tom Kelley, vbleran Manchester having his troubles on defense dropped but one decision. Savage, day night at the Stanley Arena ii^ wager a few bucks on their aklll, haven’t yet 'bean abl* to answer taka what action it could and the WfypFB . 1 ». . 102 Aft ft6 2S7 bins of Memphis, 1954 National June 5, Viral, away. applied to tha Mlnnaopalla atadlum, ' Laiiaaa aarliar this year. 1S9V> Stockton, outpointed BUIIe ...... ■ Sft ft5 262 was thtealenecl today by Attorney Flaherty la th* real boss of the High .School coach, a contempo equalled a major league record from Iowa City. Iowa., haa been New Britain ” or.lack of it. and that Dick Duffer It," explalhed UBOA Executive anti-gambling mev* has bMn ground was brokon sereao the Joaaph recently finished a tour Trom m el College champion, played sharp Favor Joe Jones Beala, 134, Oakland. Calif.. 10.' Hurd ...... • 7K 72 ft9 246 Howard C. Ellis, who objected to corporation, whose stockholders in rary of Callaghari'a in the scho two under par golf to whip Jack held by many at the position hy aa wad aa Claud* CHaip|)lon la DtrectoA Joe Dey. "Wa have to be strongly supported by golf,clubs. Mloaiasippl lUver In-Bt Pool tor a in mmtary service -and resumed Honolulu- Dave 'Johnson, 144 <., RpIrhrnbRrh ...... R7 ft2 27ft lastic field, is to be guest speaker. participating in five rlouble plays. non-committal how and Judge by IlFRiy ...... 70 67 • fts .215 what he called the ‘’'traveaty” of clude International Boxing Club Lumpkin of Athena, Ga.. 5 and 3. likaly to go out on th* links with ■ Many of the oldest and bigigaat tO.OOO-soat;' ‘oU-speirla musldpat his high school atudlas. Ha figures Houston, outpointed Stan Harring public sessions. P resid en t. Jam es D. Norris and Âttorney Joseph F. Dannehy of Tlie kid ha'ndled 15 chances, one of glint In hia ay* and a datermliia- th* facts aftar thay’r* in. Oolcuttos hav* baan abaitdonad. In Lincoln Special to get hie'diploma in June end will art;-’*'- and advance to a match with atadlum- which tat lasdF V ton, 144lîs, Honolulu,'l6. T n U l...... '4.X5 ~417 479 1111 Ellis said today he would seek Executive Secretary Truman Gib ^this city will be toaatmaater, them a bo6t of a grouiidbr, It was Three Providence Performers aoxtyaar.f ( • 'be out tonight to gluS himeelf a Kealgned as f'ouch .Frank Souchak, Pittsburgh vet- 4 tinndqn.' Rngiand-^-Kid Gavllan, "a permancnl injuncllon to throw son, ,er*n. his sixth error in .seven gamc.s. tinooln, R. 1., April 36 Op)—A ' Th* tadn cittaa aun ktitmt pra-graduatlon present with. a de 147’*. Cuba, outpointed Peter Under C-YUifornla regulations Aght Callaghan came to WiAdham in .Tiger Homer-Hitlers flva-horie field, trimm*d,from 3B cision over the relentleaely punch qi INMPlAd WINS out all the information lllegailly Former Winners Adsanee agreed on how tunt to attoolc tbs W aterman, 147V*, England, 10. obtained." He said this would tie managers arexnot allowed to be 1923 from Colby College In Water- BillTiittle, Ray Boone nnd Reno On Hockey League AlUStars Former Champwn,Kid,Gat)ilan nominations, goes in ’ the $50,000 problsm of bringing to'B-jsBjer ing Savege. Briarcllff Manor, N,Y., April ville, Maine, and for many years Two-tlnie winner Bill Campbell rnirQiTn’nlniir ’ rolVeire! “P the entire repoi t" and prevent ; connected wlthXpromoting of Huntington. W. Va„ and Billy Bertola were the Tiger homer-hit Lincoln Special at Uncoln Down* iaagu* fronchls*,, 25 OPl, coached the*football, baseball and ters. Tuttle, who also .singlefl, earn rnmned over Kings'f''""’ submilling; _ Ford I'nretponalvi Joe Patton of Morganton, N. C„ New York — Player* of the? the repreaentativea of the league's today in a mile and a alxteenUi ‘ni* MtonaopoUa aladlilss to ooe BUI Sharman, who once ha^ a baseball team romped over Kings basketball Jeams. At the Close of drove In four run.s. Bertola hart their flmllngs to Gov. Goodwin Ford was so unresponsive about and Mai G alletta of Old Westbiiry, Providence Reds, champions of the , press, radio, and TV. while veteran j Gets Revenge Against Briton test that may be a rapsat. of r Handicap at J a tha nation. From too grtaa and Brooklyn Dodgers, led the Boston Dick Mara atruck out 11 as his mitted his resignation as coach. and scored three time.*. Arnie ■/ I maica, Qulnnlpac teamm ates Po.rky Ellis' idea of "Information I1-, the president didn't know whether Spilth winner moied alo(^,in th* Playoffs, dominated the American the second team. London, April 25 (/F) — FormarYthe Cuban took complete corn- bhie-Untad grondstoad aaots, cuo- East Harlfotd'5, New (London 3, Celtics In scoring In the National the corporation made or lost Previously he had turned the Porto<’arrero was 'the A’s starter ' Three of tho horses that started Basketball Aaan.. last season with VIctr* and Fred Masotta led the legally obtained" involves, public lower half. Patton riiet.Galletta in Hockey League All Star teams, The remaining three poattlona on world welterweight champion Kid mand for the flrst time tomord' look out undtatrsetod by a Hall 7, Briatal 2. ' money, its sliareholders, the num football coHchjng Job-over to Andy and lo.ser. .Steve Oromek. after a / the Bxcalalor are having another 4.434 points in .72 game*. club’s hitting (Stack. . disclosure a of anything deriving the second round. Patton had to just as they, had the team ,atand- the first team went to Frank Gavllan today threw out a ’’Let’s He dropped Waterman with a sihgls pdlob—tba banefita at esn- Bouthiiigton 8, Watberafleld 1. ber of shares outstanding. Uic num Palau and Steve -Tupper ha* re- wobbly first inning, .settled down go at each other at Ulevar conatruetlon. from "private books and records" placed him as- haaeball coach. win hol^s 12. 14 and J5 for S/3 and inga and victory colum^ all Sea- Mathers of Pittsburgh at defense, meet again ta r tha third and flnal brilliantly a x e c u. t a d left-idld^ - r 4itiKnn«nii8iii ' Wv Jin ViÊt iff'Atorft. H# ber of employes, or what money and pitched scorelevt ball for De i'k \ Mrs,. Etha} D. Jacobs’ Joe Jonas The stadium’s brick front is n subpoenaed by,*,lnve*tigator*. He However, hr rehiaihs aa a mrmiMr I edge over James Msver pf New „aon. Johnny Boiyar, their star goal- Willie Marshall of the Hornets at time" '‘chadange to 'Britain's Peter combination for aigbt and from Injpsted that ihta Informatlfjp un goes Into the bank account. Rochelle, N. Y. / troit nnUI Vic Power homeied In tender, and their high scoring rated th* favorite. Alfred O. Van lush' aequonoe ctf gay btuoR or of th e . faculty and continues as the seventh, center and Frank Sullivan o r^ f- Waterman. then on oqiy tha Briton's courage derbilt’s Find ranked second and der California law, should be kep* Likewise little light was shed on Also in the lower half/William leftwing and' rightwing, Camille falo at the other defen-« - -nt. Tb» The 30-y4*r-old Cuban ham kept hjm going. | anges. yadows and giqens.‘ Tbo athletic director. Rain W B.shecl out the S( hediiled Maine Chance Farm's Jet Action a pattern to th* aontofor 1$ oancas- private- during an administrative practice* In California boxing. Tickets may be obtained from son' met Ed Gravely of Rocky^ Henry and Zelllo Toppaxzini, were balance of the second team waa mered out a decision, over - the 21- hearing. — Ford..did admit it was "relatively Mount, N. C., a semi-finalist h ei* gaine between Bc.ston and the all selected to the /first team by cios* third. '' slon stands and svashrooms. ^ committee meiiibers and James M- Orioles in Balfinioic. ('old weath made up of two Ptttsour',{,i , j- year-old Briton in London’s Earls Find won th* Excelsior by a Kackgrimnd for Action common", for flghl managers to get Malone, chairman, at the Willi- last year. • era, Gil Mayer In ifoal and P(irk(fi- Cqurt Stadium last night in a Vast parking lota, around. ^ Ellis used Tuo.st of yesterday's money in adnitioii to amounts Competition was cx(:eptionBlIy er forced |>ost]>onenienl of gaihes tough 10-roundei? that had 14,005 nock after S'wire-to-wtra duel with itructura Comfortably handle IS,- mantic Daily Chronicle. between'Milwaukee and Clm agn, MacDonald at leftwihg, Steve Joe' Jones. .The time wOs 1:-48.1, sessiop In carefuHy building 'up i called for in the contract. He said ke^ In the opening fpiind.. Three Kraftcheck of Cleveland at de fans cheering wildly. 500 cars and could tok# com o f, the background for the court ac-, lie "wouldn't know’' w hither the matches went extra holes, two to New York and Pittsburgh and It waa sweet revenge for Oavl-- (^ badly swollen right eye. "He ready 'Coa(.*h RIchy Jarvla rdpbrta that '5 2 IU tC K gated- with two other people" lo have their sore-shouldered out 18 hits yesterday to defeat a day's game against Wa.shington. rv . • taaina who feel they ' are not tOat year? '• "M ” 2-door. R/adlo, healer. said, was arranged by . the IBC. righthander. Gene Conley, back on hurt with those fights.’’ his Manchaatar A,uto forts soft $595 Super 4-door. D.vnaflow. fight promoters Babe McCoy of fumbling .Fajrfield University He .said Billy t'on.solo would be in Carpenters,p lu m b ers team. Threa of the celecteqs t;cro capable of playing in tha faster hydrkmatie.. Gray. the mound after a month. unanimous choi.,,. Chamd ChJde, Gavdan’s man ball team will meet this Burnside 'fi Radio, heater. Blue. Los AngelcS and .lim Aturray of baseball team, I3--d. FalrfitSd ipade the lineup ju pla'i e of the veteran Rec League are Invited to attend. Here’s one for tha book. Phdar $795 General Manager John Quinn Henry sad Toppaxiinl all poled the ager. .talked about a real in the Dovslettes in another practida hoaebad rules, a batter Is |lv*n San Francisco ’ and Richmond. nine errors. ; Billy Goodi\)an and Gene Stephens sun for hia, charge and more flghts 'SO MERCURY Yesterday^s Stars ■was told yeslei day by Dr. I . ______Lj ___ \ would get^fi shot" in left , field un full 30 pqinta possible in the vot Rome Sunday afternoon at 1:30 at credit for a soertfiee when h* '51 FORD CaflT." . ' Di Coaola.'a Sargsirta. FI*., ortho in Europe before they return home. TOP BOH'UNQ-.score* In the Oostom 2-door. Green. The legal gymnaaticS’Juat about til Williams returns. Faye Thrope.- u m ^ ’ S ing. In addition. Bower and Mar Burnside School Field in Eaaf acorea a mOh with a fly bait. Tat Custom V-8 Vtetoria.' .. pedic surgeon, that Conley’s right •IRJnnJwrt u shall each had 28 points. Just "ThS kid baa now had two flghts Housewlve’s League last night in Hartford. Ad Idea! plqyera are Ted KlussowiSia of the Radr has Radto, healer. Radio, .heater. Blue. blaclced out any new Informatloti Batting Ken Michigan iftate w-on a|l eight herry and Dick GerneV't have al Since his influenza," said Chade. cluded Alma Jochimaen 115-SS4 $495 $695 Boy,er,' Cardinals: ghnuUler has slimvn ^hiarked im tennis matches during its 1936 ternated in left during Williams missing the unanimous class. urged to be' present. only thrap aacrlficea to hia eisdit on operations et poxing In Cali- "He need* Test.'-’ and Jennllji^R^lewiCz 120/ Drove in four runs with a home, provement." The phvaician added spring tmU* of the South. • absence. , ^ 5 0 DODGE •53 lUICK ^ fornrti, • * rurt and sliigle as the Cards de-; that Gene should be'able to pitch High Admiration Meanwhile the most worried I ------r — t — Ford's memory failing*., and / Coronet 4-dpor. Badio, Super Convertible. Radio, feated Cincinnati-f>-3. ' r ! by May 25. Little Joe 6 rownlnahield, a man ,n Br.tUh boxing t* Pr(ian,0|a|', MEL CUBHINO reporU that ' heater. Blue. heater,' dynaAnw. Gray, ; Elll.x’ objections. effec.tlvely bl(>cked Pitching —Johnny Kuvks, TTan-: . ‘ ______:---- -i- Ja c k Bolorhon*. , ' . . n' only the IS-yearôhl boya are to W rongBase. m $1495 ; f*dx's efforts til leal n ^lore about young Davy Crockett admirer,' kees Spaced eiph't hits, and Iq-; New Y0rl( (NEAI j A total of P S lIn p r F takes- a tong’ .look at a new He atagdd tune up flghU last report for..Alm>»)i League try-. I PlUaburgii’a Toby' Atwell' , Califojnia Boxing Enterprises, Iiic;. diiced lYashington to ground Into; 9,009'ptayer* have appeared lii irst in Yan kee Book^ night foV British heavyweight outa torilght a t OiSO gt Charter idol, Frank SullivaiC towering looks’Ilka he's ailding in to *55 OLDSMORILE " 88" 2 . D 0 6 r '54 OLDSMOIILE DE LUXE "98" Ford is jiiesidenl of the rorpdrii- five douWeHP*".'^’" as the Yankees j r>-; before their acheduled praettOe tomorrow night aj - the break up a double ptay.aj sec 1 * r^.. Have No Roorh for Goodman same time. Approximately 132 ' rwhitewaU Mrea. Hyriranfatlr, power'slerring, power, brakes, title flght In Leicester May 28— ond. ’ Instead, he was out a t R E E L T Y P l — ------: ■ ; ■ ■ -C--; and everything want, wrong. boya hav* reglaterad for the pro flrat baas aa Hoyt Wilhelm, . '55 OLDSHOBILE " 88" 4-D O O R . '54 MERCURY 4-DOOR New York 1NEAI - - With Irv ? lifetime American l>eague average Three-Game Sliate Joe Bygraves. 24-year-old Jamai gram. i"' Giants' pitener,'No. 49, Cov Turqnnise and -whitsi^ Radio, heater. Mnntelalr, Tiyil-fone irny. Radio, heater,, Noren'a Jtnees uncertain., ttte | of .310. He was the All-Star first The Truth!” can living in Eiigland, acored a ered the baae and took a POWER MOWER " ; ■ .'c Hydmmatir.' .Mereomatlc. , fanHeea could us* another out-, hasemah In '40, second )?a-xem*n in technical kndck'Aut over Gardner throw front Gail Harris, flyat Foi: Yale Squaid after 3;03 of the second round and LOOK AT MON fielder. . ^ j '53. ’ Unlvargity Park, Pa". (NBA)— baseman, who (Jelded the bad. '55 OtDSMOBILE SUPER 88 4-DR. '54 RUICK SUPER HARDTOP ' T tlt Lave, .32-year-old Tongsn. With Billy Goodman fj-ightfully j The versqlilc Goodman hustles New Havqn, April 36—ifala'a knocked out Cocked In 2:17 of the Major l( s a ^ scouta ara In the tAToae Bhie. Radio, heater,' Hydrainatle. Green. Radio, Jreater, Dynalinw, stands 'Wban AI'‘Drapcbo, Penn An Indiana fa n ' Writing to The miacaat there, the Red Sox. are.: the other guy rlglk out. of th* varsity baseball campaign -tb re second round. -- Power ateerlng, power brahea,^ Whitewall lire*. • • State Junior left-hander, pitchea. desperately In need of a Second ■ park, gets a full share of extra • .f tain the Eastern Intercollegiate Bpth were scheduled non-tiU* 10 Sporting News points' ou[ that '5 5 OLDSMOIILE DE LUXE " 9 8 '' /S 4 HUDSON HORNET ^ hasenjan. . ' ~ , I l'«-xe blowal Baaahalt Lhague title reaches the •rounders. . while moat managers agree that Holiday Cmipe. 2-tone blur. Radio, healer, club Coupe,'2-tone green. Radio, healer, League chani- There’s no room for hlm*mi the half-way mark this week when the ’Talk About Retiring -SAFETY FIRST MAN pitrhlng'is the 'most Important part With Grau Catcher . HjrdramaMc. Power ateerlng, power brakes. y 1 Hydramallc. plons have at least two surplus Yankees,'however, for fhev settle EU’a nieet Coniell aiA Navy on John Bimpson. ihanagcr of both Daytona BeAch, Fla. iNEA)-'- of iheT'gaTtte, It'e the batter’ who aecond si.(kers--Jqny Coleman for nothing less than the. tape Friday and Satuiday' in a schedule Cocked and Gardner, talked ex- Ab' Jankin*. recognlxad aa the get*; the attention. Even f)i the and Bobby Richardson. measure'jobs turned out hv Mick- For the Am in your futurr '55 FONTIAC 4.DOOR 'S3 OLDSMOIILE SUPER " 88" come in and see the that will sea competltlpn .for Bull eitedl.v about .th e ' poaslbdlly of world'g. aafcit ^ automobile driver, famous poim, "Caiwy M the Bat." Oreea. Radio, heater, Hydramattr. -4-door, Radio, heater, liydramairc. tJreen. Goodman .plavs the outfleld bet- ey Maritie aiar great new Whwpcr- dog athletes in six' spprts.-i both hla flghtws retiring. has bean named NABCAR dlreo- he 'aaj(», Casey is the hero who ter than he does second b««.‘ i>< Four Yankee pitchers - - Don h>f*Towfr Evinrude* ■ Tha loop-diamond activity .1* but Bolonums aaid: "We ahall have tor, for the Rocky Mountain re- failed, Tlie pitcher who atriick him ‘’“oV* •[,“" I I Larsen. Mickey McDermott To^ 3 I* 3Q hnrsapnwar. a two-three to games to be con to aleep on it." gion., '* ' , out ian't even named. '55 FORD CUSTOM " 8" ’ 'S3 OLDSMOIILE SUPER " 88': S’' consider a I „,j. whitev-Ford hit tested by the Eli's. Today, the slate GavUan’(|. greater experience a/aa 4-Door blue. Radio, heater, Fordomatir. Holiday Coupe.Two-tone hlue. Radio, heater, ______—- ___ r . . ’V Hydramatle, tinted glaes. trade foi (loodnian . . better than regulars oôther mil- opened with Wesleyan here for a too much for,. W aterman. ■ StengW, fli... When M arty Marion' had the 3 p.rh,. contest at Yale'Field. At .’(he young Briton tried to storm '55 PLYMOUTH PLAZA 2-DOOR e ' .(lowly Browns. h(t seriously con- the same time on Friday, alao at his way to -victory in U ietrst thre* 'S3 OLDSMOIILE DE LUXE "98" Yale Field, a 'visiting Corned Muad rounds and made' Gavllan back Greea. Radio, heater. . '4'-door. Two-tone blur. Radio, heater, •■H- m. .h- n.ii ,-v ' tlbR Lai jen into an OUtAelder. Byrne has been em- Will arrive, for the first or the pedal. j H.vdrldiiatie, power ateerlng, power bmkes. =;tUBELESS TIRE '55 MERCURY .4-DOOR , ■ . . - !ploye.d'a;a pinch-hitter. league aesaiono that will be fol In th* fourth, th* tagay Gavdan, ’l * : * i ^ magazine purportedly polled SEE THE 21" KYCRAFT CAPTAIN OUTIOARD — lowed up with a 2:30 p.m. date bobbing and weaving hla w'ay out Monrlqlr. Two-lone, blue and white. 'S3 OLDSMOIILE DE LUXE"9 8 " th< difference between the Bomb- ib* lOO major league players and Radio, heater, Mereomatlc. _ 21* X 8' X 16" » FI8ERGLAS COVERED ~ with Navy, on Saturday here in of Jirpubla, hurt Watermoh with HEADQUARTERS Holiday Coupe, Two-tone blue.'Radio, heater, #' . and- a the------rest- .eof .uthe . - league------jg managers and obtained teSms New Maveit hard le ft hooka and In the flfUi ' ( Hydramatle. power‘brakes. V .Power comes first In the Yank of most underrated and over 3 OTHER MODELS IN 17' omI 2 1 '. *54 OLDSMOIILE SUPER " 88" ee Jmok and theiV scout* je e m rated players. IN MANCHESTER V -i- .Holiday Coupe. Radio, heater, Hydnunatie, *53 D«SOtO HREDOME ^ abie^to dig up th e ‘strong boys'in Rlillciiliiiis fholces , ** whltâll-tirea. 2-tone blue. 4-dnor. Radio, heater, J-'luld Ilrlve. Blue. n.i 'Amending line Hank Batier, ^ _____Some of the__ ___ choices_ are ridicu- Mickey Mantle, Yogi Sena. Moose ! lousT "perliap.s tlie'moa?.'interesU SALES 1 SERYIK ^ VULCANIZING Pkowron, Elston Howgrd, Boh | ing dlsdoanre i.s tljal OutAeldeia Cerv and now Lou, Sklzas, the. Hank Bauer of the Yankees and Chicago reiilaurAteufi who could the' Reds' Wally Post are the, WHEEL ALIGNMENT^WHEEL BALANCING ■UY PN OUR lUDOET TIRMS 1.4 well be - lugged along for pinrh- moat underrated athletes In the . RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORtNG htttlng 'purposes, a younger and respec ti ve '.wheelli. COMPLETE BRAKE 8ERVICE right-handed edition' -of Johnny The conclusion is that the un MHur and 5«rvkiii9 OMunol^ Fer Ovor 21 Yoort Mi*e.->-■ • derrated ' player la ih* plaS’cr's • I, , ■ ' ,SEE,'.,-/ . ' V -*\ B aen Goodman came o u t^ the player. He-come* throqgh in the Niehois Minchestiir Tir^ InL Capitol Equipiiient Co. 112 WIST CENTER ST.. COR; HARTFORD ROAD. , , TEL Ml 9-M 27 armed forces to bat ■ .389‘e'f(>r. clutch, la reliable at hat and in 30 MAIN 4T. TEL Ml S-79i8 ' Cavilan Avenges Defeat Atlanta In 1946, Joe Cronin the held, or in - the bo*i m, the ' ^ 29i' lftOAD ST. , V Cuba's Kid dAvilan, former world woIUrwaiglit chanipinn,-and Bril4iln’’a Pott 3yatarmUi move In thought enough of him to pay case of a pitcher,. ■ JUST NORTH OF POST OFFICE « BTOBBilOUBBiMon.,TO*a..Wai»Fri/4rA.li.to8r.lK. OFRN IVINIHGS UNTIL 10 IbLY DWYER. Usm I C o r M ^r. at cloisquartafa■ Inaaa boutasvui. •!.at AAUIIUUILondon's8 • l^rla CM8i 8B SeVUICourt k ,|ab98U8Ulll..Stadium, /«<|J8B8April 4%n.|24., .VFOkVABmilGavllui bIu^KmI .Utrdugh U84VU(

Iti^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL SB. 1956 A ► PACE TWENTY-SEVEN FACE TWENTY*SiX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN WEbNESDAY, APRIL 25, 195« 41 BbUlRC Matortoli 4? Buoighali G—6b II PsnBS Bad Laad Psr Salg 71 Hi F a r S oto 72 Lau ftgrSala 78 Wsotsd—IUsl B«Uto 77 ABtosnbllss far Sals 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY sad SHORTEN Htif Waatod—FtoBBto •§ Blip W$urfij . llmli M H«lo Waatoi—Mak S$ m a w c h m t w P m oamnMitiAr. IPEBD QUKSN wriagjbr BTAFFORO-BPRINOS -LatO acrao ROCKkBDOE-AA sens, SAVE-SATB-SA'Vm- SPBCULS NCHESTSR M Jo t 100’ X BANTED — Mata Capa Oade, O a M caaariM. HMdthy wakhar, Xood eoadltimi, W . land. High alovnUen, good vlaw, 380', D irect' fret c h i ^ . MI. fOndiia oldor Iwtaaa. 8 a m TOOLMAKER -Oim ltad Ttaaa OOy) STATION WAGONS IF mTERBSTKD Ui sarnliw 8Si to W A lum O U M MAN ^ East Hart- baby M nk M U . guaraataed 80 8tol6. nppresclmataly 00 noroa opan land. . ^RANCH HOME SET M $n after 8 p.m SwampA with qualtflad huyars. $30 without intssfening with daya. T ropi^ fish and aquarium tsrd hraiMh af naUesial laed oon- Engine lathe ana mlUing Bsachlns' Vluab Doors...... aach $8.88 -L. Excellent dSvMopmem area. Six L a NGB p i n e TREES. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor. MI. ISSS Ford Country Squire. Radio T i«R e« dNC UME «LOB8A N iVgCV - tlAVfS iT lSOtt •OMtOMI UM household duties call Itqral Plas -aan haa apsning la waraliouaa ■uwitoa. PupplM, haiAstora, room houaa, two largo barns, EL a n d o t h e r s h r u b s LARGE ‘THREE badrdom ranch, 8-8183, 8-40M. oparatora, to aat up and oparate. eagaa, aceaaaoriM, an pat auppliaa Canadian Pran$lac~7M R. M virtiM iM iit and heater, power ataaring. w smRTMlNT MOlMf r C0ME4 OUT WlTN TO eooi^ DOWN Tue iNCMtssTOa/ tics. PI. 2-6113. Car nsesaaary. dapartmant tor full Uma ware- Pteaaain worKliui condiUmia. Good aocah eattla and aquipment. Own RUSTIC STONE WALL anclooad braaatway, garage, fire <1—What iajiorology? Ford-o-matlc. and foada. W# buy putâs, ca- minimum load .... par M 104.88 MuMcal IngtniiRtBta $9 place, aluminum atorm windows, ' OASSAOI A« 8i& A9 A LAUNOOV B4& heusa m M to unload freight cars hourly rate. OvfHime. Waatarn Framing, 7M ft. er not well. BuUdliigs and land GNTING THE 180 x 100 Ft. L o t ARB YOU OONSIDKRINO A —The aclsaoa o f kaaisspiag 1 CLAÎHED ADVT. WOMAN WITH sues abUttV. smd ta p r ^ r e orders for ship- nariaa and hamttars. 196 Main St., 128,000.' Tom Minor, Brpkar, Rock^ celUr, view, trees, % acre. Subur SELUNG YOUR PROPERTY? VAL-MAR TOOL A MACHINB OO. mlnimpBvload ipickad up) MUSIC Inatrumsntal/ raatal. Oom- Haa acraened and yiaasad’ rids It includea the making o f machtosa' INg Ford Cuatom rahch wagon, Staady Income pisasaat w on , maat. Am Omit, 30 to 38. Parms- ManohiaUr. 8 and H'atampa wltli VUIO. TR. 8«>6t. " ban. Only 114,800. Carlton W. Wo RlU appraiaa your property and device'a which maaauro ttma, V DBPT. HOURE radio and heater. chMca for advancsmtnt. Avon Ptoaaant Valley Rd., 8 s, Wtaidear pbr M . 0119.00 plsts Una of Instrumsnts. Rsntsl porch, attached garagt arith anto- aaat peaiHtm, fivs day weak wash avary purchaaa. Mambara a< tha eippllsd to purchass Pries. Rsprs* aita ^voway, Dasignad and built Hutohlna, MI. 9-5181, 8-4884. traa and witboM any outgatlon. auch aa clocks and.watch«s. t M A. M. to 4tS0 P. M. Coomstics. Osll MI. 3-61N. BU. »A7i4 Manchaatar Uniat 'Charga plan. Madielns Cakliiato-liaamI ABOUT ElOirr aerta, INS Studabaker V-S. Heater Md of 40 hours. Free health M d life C ara y ...... aach ..fl.W asntlng Olds, M m sr, Pad- 5E<6tiy for praaent owner; this beuaa alta Wa also. buy. proparty tor cash, clang, brook 780’ trontaga..tioooa ■ailing or biwtng aontaet ovarditva. U ke new. EXPERIENCED SHIRT proao o|>- inMrance. Apply in person, H. J. EXPERIENCED painters wasted.' H ” .Oypaum Board—pickad ler and Bundy. Msttsr*ii Munie Ml a 00 X 43 tonhdaUon and In- 9 —Which major patty wUI IwM Hsins Co., 870 Tolland It., East POItmtSlELO’S P R SUPPLY, Lana, Tolland. Aganta/ Invttad. ftSMit Property for Solo 74 . tfANLBT BRAT. Realtor ÔPPY CLOSING TIME srator. Good working condiUana Steady >'work. PI. 2-8689 afUr 8 now tocatod at Routa S and Chapal u p ...... par M 180.00 Studio, 177 McKss, ML 8-7800. LSvay, wuiimimtic. btautlfid agateriala and ita NaUenal Oenvantlon first la IMM Plymouth SuburbM. Heater. and pay. Apply in Mrson. Fiahsv Hartford. ip. Many cloaaU, ax- CRYSTAL LAKE'-Savaral oottagsa BRAE-BURN RiOALTY IMST POft CLASSinED AOVT. p.m. ltd.. South Wuidtor, aai^ to BUwt H " Gypsum Board—pirasd USED UPRIGHT pluio. BkesUant ML 84378. Two tone green. Dry CItansers, 838 BTt>ad It. u p ...... psr M 8M.OO larga Uvlng toom wttb tor tale. One ahorafrant. Fina fUh- . A-*rFor tha firat Uma alaea APPUCA'nONI will hs recsivsd Hartford Driva-In Tliaatar. Opan ptnying condition, Modsrats alzs. MON. THRU FRI. ISU PLymouth Suburban. Heater. dally t-8, Tuaaday, T bura^ and Prtma.ShAas ...... sq. 810.00 R o im m 72 haartk -and p4entra wladsw. Ulg. haUilM, hohUng. Tom Minor, USTINOS WANTED tar eld and lS8g tha DwiocraUc NaUenal CLERK TYPIST at ths Offics af tha Town Englnaer Wlndowm standard atsaa ■■■ Itomp's, Xnc, MI. 8-8000, Separata dining room and large Broker, 8-8048. 10:30 A. M. Two tone brown. not Utar thM May 11, 1986, A t SalsaaiaB Waatsd M*A Friday nlghta 7 p .a . Man- nawiw homaa. Buyan waiting. Soma ConvenUon wiU ha held In advance chaatae cuatomara can eaU JA. KD ...... aach 814.M THOMAS ELECTRONIC orgsai, to- H O M ^ A L U E S cabliiat kltcban with dining n a r a . wantuit occupaccy now, aotma and of of the Republican. SATURDAY 0 A. M. 1S4I Oldamoblle, Model |S. ôur High School graduate alibis 18 to 3 p.m., tor tin. following poattlona: 6-8N1 and wa arUl bring c M n Rajact Outtora-^ Is— psr ft. .88 Master bedroom with walk-ln Junior Bhglnaerlng Aide, annual day’s biggest buy at I7M 'cocom- aolhool. T. j ; Bacott, Rrokar, Ml. - *■ door, alx paaaenger. Radio, 18. PlsasMt peroenollty M d ap- boma.wlUi ua at ■ p.m. to 8S ' Lst up quota. en*your nsxt Job BOLTONytoUaad Road. Four closet. Additional bedroom with Soborton For Solo 78 8-7888. aalary U.133 to 33,901: and Side GOOD HUMOR piste. Spinet model, aelf-contsinaslf-contsinsd large roon/ranch 0 —Are tha H a n Mountalit rOU* heater, hydramattc. Very cleM pearMcs. Stenography dcsiraMa. Sprue# St,. Call us, ws will hsva a aalasman spear ■* Oil bot air heat. walk-ln clooot. Oeramlo Ula bath, rOVA OOOKRATION WILL Good salary, five d ^ week. Per- walk and Highway Construction taker, it-note pedalboard, true fireplac%^% acr# lot, aluminum HEBRON—High on a hOl, ovaralsa or eaaarlea bred In Germany T AS AmUSCIATAO for the year. stop. Wa ara spactaHsts on trim, DUp full cellar, walk-up atalrway to at USTlNaS WANTED - , Itela, mMsnt position. MI. 8-4156 for Inspactor, annual salary 13,337 - . ICE CREAM ' ' . tpaaon. String, Reed, Flute and w lndo^ and doors. Priced 110,880. thraa ytara eld alx room Capa. A —Ter. THOROUGHBRED mala Chlhau- doors, flooring and wbM|ows. Horn tons quality. Solo control tic. Hat watar-otl baaaboard heat two-famUy, tbraa-famlly, bual- MMy More To ChoDSe From personal Intsrviaw, 84,085. A^llcatlons for tha abovs hua, $40, papara Ineludad. 'Phona Juna 18th oocupaney. Price <881^0. Hot water heat, alunUnum atorm Di4v6r Salesmen — needed tot. gtvtng two-mapual offset.. BsauU- V om on-rl aaah. Sple and span throughout. naaa preparty, Hava many cash 0 —Is It illegal to execute een- posiUona arUl ba accsptsd not tatsr MI. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. -Tbroa bedroom ranch, Shown only by ap^ntm ah t. Near hm ra Mortgages arranotd. Dial M l 3-5121 established territorlee In yeiur ful cabinst work. Portsblo. Goss F)in oallar, large lot, high alava- Only $13,600. M a d d ^ and DeVoa, demned persona on a Sunday? Be n e f i c i a l thM ths time M d data set forth tranaporUtlan and shopping in AA n oasa caU d a o ^ a L, Oraaladto, BARLOW MOTORS" herein. Information conremlng vicinity. Salea ear garagad M d 881 STATE ST., Piano Company, 117 Asylum St., Non. caramiccarami Ula bath, colorad fix- aene. Raaltora, JA. 3-028*. evenipga Ml. A —There is no legal raaaon why Hartford. JA. 6-0690. Open Thurs 9-0848 Raaltor, ML 8-8878. 108 Hanry 4U MAIN ST. MANCHESTER FINANCE COMPAltY quallficatlona, work rharacteria- operated from loaiEng depot in CUTE FURPIBS, 81. MT. 0-1081. turaa, Youngstcuen kltchan, fire Straat. a person cannot be executed -tm tlcs. knowledge, experience, etc., your immediate area. No oper NORTH HAVEN. CONN, day night. place. A real buy and brand naw. Manciiaatjer: Naw thraa'bedroom Sunday, but it la not dona. ^ 806 Main street, MMchester Raady for occupancy. Pries $18,000. ROC3CV1LLE — Laura 18 room, liMt uO Pmmd BEFORE YOU BUY a . uaed car may be obtained at tha Offics of ating expense or experience re Tal. CHsstnut S'1147 ranch. Immedlata occupiuiey. Priea the Town Engineer. quired. Above average sarn- SIX VERY NICE eroaa braad pup- $10,000. throe tomUy. Can eaaUy ba mads rOUIfD — A plu* wiiw* you CM aee OormM Motor Salea. Buick Vsrnoa~ Six room ovaralsed Into four family. Good condiUon, Q—What la the oazUaat kiuiwa Salea and Service, 3W Main Ingt, hoapltallsatlon M d bonua plas, $3 aach. Zimmerman's Kan- Wcsrlax 17 document on which the Oraat Zeal Mour* A comploto Uno of knitUnc HOUSEKEEPER, modem home, arrangement, Qualtficattora: nala, Laka St. MI. 3-8287. Oapo end, two unftniahad, full shed Manchaatar. Naw tour bedroom on bus Una, near, stores and Street. Ml. t-4S71. Open'evenlHga. V h M k ip f other help employed. XH. 8-8483. WANTED—All around good carpen- o f tha Utftad States was p ls M t vmnu m 4 accomoiI m , itamped Ur for work In Manchester. Call dependable, Sober, coopera Garden^PunB-^Dilip LADIES’ PRACTICALLY naw dormer, Youngstown kluman, steel overaisad colonial. FoundaUen . 36 B4moota Tom Minor, Rrokar, Eock- jp0et*s Corner MANV hatchway, firapimea, caramic tile viUa, TR. 8-8042. . A —A commlaaien, dated lapt. tooda, ombroidory cottona Md MANY OLDER cara, good trana- WOMAN Rockville TR. 8-9238. tive with a pleasing personal drtaaea, '’caata. Olrla* dressas, X SgVii. AA Zone. 1 car Sarage. INTERESTED or exper- Prodneto SO bath, large lot. Call now. Priced Price 836.800. Also used 0 rMm A 16, 1782, grafting full powar ta UttinK thraada. Al Your Yam portatlon. Cara that cM 't be aecn A»i«7W W r lenced in nursery school work to ity. blousea, coau. Boys’ ' Jackata, ■ m d. M Cottaca 8t. Phpna MI. liTsstodt—VehicIes 42 $18,000. colonial. 817,800. , RDCKVILLB—Buy direct. Sava. Geii. George W a ^ n g ton ta o r- from the afreet. Look behind our tfm u a ii teach twp mornings a ' week in MclNTOSH APPLES and Romta at . suits 8-10. BU. 9-4231, ProMgty 8 Ward St. Central. n o Oeneral Store range with the BriUah for aa* Otfice. Douglaa Motora. 333 Main. South Windsor. Call JA, 8-6338 or APPLY DAILY . TfE BUT COWS, eslvas and bsaf 75c to $1.28 half bushel. Louis Manchester—Ctdontol. two bod- 4-8-8. Vacancy. Largg bam. In Back years ago whan I was a bey, change o t priaenara of War. cm csQ o ju , Bunce, SM West Center. MI. Manchester. Six room Capa Oed LOOT—Olaaaaa, AprU 17th betwean BU. 9-3655. STOCK ROOM CLERK eattla. Also horssa. Plata Broa, 00m, living room, dining fotm with garage. End school occupan quire 1 Highland Ava., AovIrfUa. And lived In a country town, 1943 FORD c l u b coupe. Black. GOOD HUMOR Tal. MI. 8-7406. '- 4 i-S iii; RodcVlUa and M a ^ eater. Call Radio M d heater. Reasonable. Wanttd—To Buy 68 and kitchen. DouUa insulation with cy. Amaafta drive. Beautiful, ter Tha General Stora was always a 0 —Wharo ia tha purest Irmi la cotâct, Rackvllla, TR. 6-71H. naw alumlnurh Ilfs time aiding. raced yard. Prica 810,100. ROCKVILLE—Hare la the value as treat, Ml. 8-6536. * * We are looking for a neat, pleas- A young mah. experienced CORPORATION raprosentsd by this new ranch hi tha world found? ARROW HEAPS, old guns, awards, Brand new GE furnace. Basement Thera to vlalt and gaaa around. A—In tha metaoritaa whloh V P A U BOOK No. 31U. Mt, and willing person who might . in receiving Md stock room Miinbhaster, Older two family tha nicest baetton of RockviUe. LOST- NO MONEY down. 1950 Oldamo enjoy working in what we think is PouItiT and Supplies 4$ Fgrtilixers .50-A "’ powdar horUa, stuffad Animals, old garage. Excellent condition. Priced aMhoUmaa fall to tha earth out fottca la haraby'dvan that Paaa Antonobfies for. Salt 4 Business Services Offered 13 Building—Contracting 14 iZ5 JAMESlST. NEW HAVEN wiUt two car garaae, on il3 x IM Situated on a tiaq Unad. traffic o t Kottc blle, 1949 Ford two M d four door. a congenial atmoapherk.Thle would procedures will find this to post cards, ate. ML 8-8717. Stan, $17,600. Thia llttla store was a whole lot tha sky., Book No. 31W, iaauad by tha aav- 70 MUl St. lot. Rural area. B 'Zona. Prica froo Btraet within walking dla* 1941 Ford. Ehccellent aecond cara, 1950 FORD fwo-door. Excellent LAWNS ROLLED with power rol ABLE CARPENTER—roofipg, sid include both sales and clerical be an interesting M d chal BABY CHICKS and turkay poults. dUfarant ln(a dapartmcnt of tha Manchaa- LIttIa and McKlnnay, Im., IS Manchester—Colonial, five bad* 818,000. tanca to bus and aimoola. It too* ood running and cIo m . See Bob mechanical condition, good paint. lers. Free estimates. Call MI. ing. New prefinished floors, shed work. Experience is not easential. lenging poeltion, Ability fo cow MANURE, 810 load, deliv Than som« wa haVa today; g —la the Oraan Roao a dtaPh- tar Truat CompMy haa been loat Woodbridga St. ered. Tel. MI. 8-6872.. rooms, naw sitUng, double Insula turaa living room wito knotty ]^ a Dapartmant* than warsn’t com 8>Uver at Center Motor Salea, 461 MI. 3«I13. 3-1383. ilormers, rooms finished, and WOUtO 'LIKE to buy two sata of er?. ...r and MpUcatlon haa baan made to Main St. maintain atock records. FULL OR PART" TIME tion, aluminum triple track win T. J. ESCOTT,. Broker ponallng on one wall, wood burn mon, of the alterations, new and old, of any COW MANURE, 88. and 110 loads, bunk b a ^ . MI. 8-7207, dows. A apacloua horn# .tor a largo ing flreplaca, large modem kitch A —No. It balonga to tha granp aald Mink for payment 1949 emeVROLET pickup. Rebuilt GARDENS PLOWED with roUry kind. JA. 8-3361. Hours 7:48 a.m. to 4:10 ML 8-7888 A t laaat, pot but our way. o f China roses. Aside from tta amount of dapoait. WANT TO BUY A CAR M d had, delivered. Good tor lawns and gar family, i t Autumn St. Priesd en with 'aeparato breakfast room, motor, new clutch, heavy duty plow, excellent soli pulveiiution MICHAELS JEWELERS p.m. Excellent working FACTOFQf SALE!? ArtklM Por Silo 45 WANTED—Small mahMahy din your credit turned down? Don't dens. MI. 8-7804 - 9-8781. $17,000. thraa large bodrooma with afnpla ihterest as a curicaity. It Is u tirea,. MI. 9-1853. obtained. Call after 3 p.m, PI. ‘ condiUona. ing room china cloaet,âo small $13,600 ^fBW RANCH homaa M Though ovary Inch of •paes was garden value. give up, aee ‘ ‘Honeat" Douglaa, 3-7669. REPRESEN'i’ATIVE POWER MOWERS closet space, Ula bath, nill ceUar. Aluminum Windows 956 MAIN 8T. MI. 8-4391 Driconura ...... '50 lbs $2.00 mahogany night tablaa. JU. 8-9180. Manchester— Garrison colonial, b to if built, n iroa badrooBoa, ce taken. AfUwaiicMBtnto 333 Main. Not k finance company 1863 CHEVROLET two door, INI ramic Ula bath hot water heat, full Coma ready to buy and move in- Every corner, ovary, nook. and Doors 14*A Thraa famous makes. No down four jreara old, 1% baths, flrtplaca, 814,800. Webstar Agency, TR. Q—Why la the oU mads by bon* piM. Chevrolet aedM. Fully eoulpped, refrigeration sales Md sarv- to aell nationally ■'advertiaed Jaaco 8-10-5 FartUlxar...... 00 lbs. W.05 cellar, H acre, trass, view.- Subur For anything that sat or huhg brMd naw tlraa. Douflas Motors. Ice, Commarclal, household air jwyment, $2 weakly. No payments oil hot water hast, convontant to 6-8740 any Uma. Ing the akin benas and feat o t cat* GUARANTEED against allhaz WANTED—Waltrcie. Soda fountain GRAY RESEARCH windows and doora, etc: We train WANTED-Glrl’a 24” bicycle. MI. bus, school. Slid shopping, 33 Scar ban; Pick your own coiera and lot Was on a ahrif ar hook. GREATEST DE CORMIER MOTORS ^ 833 Mam. , condtUonera, freeaera, A. M d W. help. Apply in person. Howard you and our proven eales method until June. i. - Vlgoro ...... 80 lbs. 88-68 now. Carlton W. Hutchlna, Realtor, tla called noat’a-toet «U,t ards, Aluminum screens Md and DEVELOPMENT CO.' . . 9-1779. borough Rd. Pricod 110,000. GLASTONBURY -Manchester Rd. '.-J' A—BaeaOsa eattla ot tha ox kind SAY,S: P.efrigecatlon Co. Ml. 8-13n,.BU, storm windows as well as com Johnaon'a, Tolland-Turnpike, MI. aeeures you of above average earn. Ml. 8-8133, Ml. 9-4694, All our 'naed and wants wart car AUCTIONS 19U CHEVROLET sedM delivery, 9-81M, Ml. 8-0065. ^ 9-6320. BUDGET CENTER Bone MTeal 50 Ibe $2.85 Custom buUt 8% room ranch. Wall ware once called "neat’’ cattle. "IF rrs A FINE CAR, PRICED bination screen Md storm doors. HILUARD S’T.,.- MANCHESTER Inga. Leads and full cooperation Many, ^ a r llsttnta $0 wall caipat, .atorma and ried. $135 1949 Chevrolet four door fumiahed by our factory trained $13,700 SIX ROOM ranch. Hot RIGHT AND AT BANK TERMS P<|eetltne sedM $375. Phone MI. WEBBS TV—$3.50 per call. An Call Coughlin, MI..?-7707. MI. 3-4164 ’ Golden V lg oro...... 60 Iba. 11.75 aoraana attached garage and Both in and out o f aaaaon, EVER! WE RE READY TO FILL YOUR WANTED—WomM to work full "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" men to close sales. For interview Rooau Without Boiml 69 GASTON-WILKIE REALTY water heat, large rooms, ajum- Q-rla the Inddent of Honttos 3-4760. tenna instaDationa, U.H.F. con time or part time in curtain shop. (Long Laatlng-Non-Burnlng) aUo. Near golf coune. Madallna And often they’d order spaelal, NEEDS." call, Walter Solak, Norlce Home STORE FIXTURES tor sale. Inum storms, vary clean. Subur It by chance It was in raasen. dsfendlng the liber Brldga aad BRAND-NEW INVENTORY OF versions. new sets. All work guar- Must have selling experience. F lorij Duet—Rilose Duet—Vegetabla CLEAN, comfortable . weU Smlth, RaaUor. MI. f-1843. aavlng Rome factual? Roofing—Siding 16 Improvement CompMv, 27 Gilbert Counters, chairs, etc. Call MI. -Black Leaf 40 Phone ban. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. * . / 8PRINO MERCHANDISE.: Garden Mteed. MI, 9-8S01, Paris Curtain Shop, 830 Main St. St., East Hartford, BU. 9-1519. Dtut-VTomato Dual- heated large room. Private home, ••0183, 9-4094. A — Moat authortUaa oonaldsr It SuppUaa, Outdoor Pumitura. Toola,. /This Week’s Fine Values Astomobiles for Exchange 5 8-6389. Beetia Spray—Actlvo-Am- quiet neighborhood, for gentle MI. 9-4389 ROCKVILLE—Thla home wUl ap- Now ones bialda thla little store, MOWERS REPAIRED Md sharp RAY'S ROOFING CO., khlngle and MEN WANTED, part time or full 'M4U"16'1ha Junior axacutiva who Tha air,was simply grand. flcUonal, but the date 64W B .C haa Oifta, A j^lM caa, Flahlnf Suppllaa,' PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Five 55 GAL. BARRELS. 14 Arch St. mate-}Weedona—Weed-No-More — man. References. MI. 8'|l8i. ' MI. 9-5731 baea given to the event by thooo 1955 Chrysler 4-dr. Sedan 1951. BUICK convertible Super ened. All work guarMteed. Ptek- built up roofs, gutter and con time for twp weeks. Apply The Tranemantone—Rootone—-Ant Kill- Ilkaa the luxury of a small aatata O f all tha dUfarant marehandlaa, Hardwaraa, ate. ductor work, roof, chimney re day week, benefita. Must apply in $1.50, all over $1. See Cecil,Dor MI. 9-7466 who ballava the legend true. Windaor Da luxe. One owner with Dyhanow. Whitewall Urea.' All up, delivery. I l l Wells St. Ml. person. New Model’ Laundry, 73 Windy Acres Landscape Service, Help WanteO— ara, J^w n Mowqta Grass Catch- BEAUHFULLY fttimWied, anacir at a moderate price. Spactacmar Tet, anything that wasn't cannrd, Evaythinff for Everybody! pairs. Ray Htgenow, MI. 9-3314. tty ...... five room cuatom ranch (thraa every fine acceaaory too, A recent leather interior, new lop. Will 9-1702. Summit St. Bunker Hill .1^,, Andover. arii-%ardeh Tbola—B'ambbo.Rakea OUs room with complete light FIVE ROOM rahch, patio, shads UNUSUAL-- AND - NICE I Itkrd the small o f the dUferant EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY trade on the fabuloua new Hudion. Ray Jackson,Jackson Au. 3-8323. Male or Fensfe 87 bedrooma), full finished, basement Q—Hew old waa^Pater C oe^ and SATURDAY KITES trade. MI, 9-3398 after 5:3) p.m. NOTICE BUILDERS—Wt are now —Spring Steel Lawn Rakes. All Housekeeping facilities available. trees, landsckped lot, -plaatarad cheese ^ . ELECTRICAL SERVICE— Wiring, GIRL FOR stock work, full M d MEN FOR atock. work, full and Will rent single or double. Chil A five rooWi home with at with outside entrance, two car And freah ground coffaa baana,' whan ha was nomlhatad tor the Salta Start at 7 p.m. RObFlNG, Siding M d carpentry. OFFICE, SALESGIRLS caahiera, booking orders tor machine cut Types of Garden Toole and Fer- walla, flreplaca, ceramjc Ula bath. tached garage, custom built ^rtridsney by the Grsanback Far* ^ Only $795 down repairs, insulations, oil burtitrs, part time. Apply Thursday 10 to part time. Apply Thursday 10 to receiving room help. W ll Md tUlzet in Stock. dren. accepted, (limited). Central. auaebad garage, plastered walls, And tha fragrance o f molaasaa, Wa accommodate 1000 people, electric motors. Kenneth Lacoss, Alterations M d additions. O il- 4, Mr. Marcus, Shoe Department, atone, 6" bed, I " to 8" height, 1' Many extras.'Ml. 0-3783 after 6 in 1943. Large lot, 113’ x 364'. wood burning fireplace^ on 88 -x over (00 cara! Trailers for Sale 6-A Inga.r WorkmMship guaranteed. 4. Mr. Marcua, Shoe Department, part time .work. Apply King’s to 3ty long, covers 40 sq. ft. per immediate Free Delivery Reasonable, Mrs, Dorsey. 14 Arch P-to* Puerto Rico and New Orlaana,. 1954 Hudson Hornel 4-dr electrician. Phone PI. 2-636S after King's Outlet at Cheney Mills, King’s Outlet at Cheney MUia. 8. A H. Green Stafnpe given with St. . . Mh»y. many extras./ Shown by 118 profassionaUy landacapad plot, 1 liked the smHI Candy, Âr-Ôpopar waa 88, in UTft. ■vary week thouaanda aava at 6. / .A.' A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Dept. Store at Cheney Miiie, Pine ton. Sawed bed edge 2" bed, 2’' to app(gntmant only. Call tor fur o t 1955 30 FT. MARLETTE mobile Pine and Cooper HIU Sta, 5 Pina Jind Cooper HUi Sta. and Cooper Hill Sta. cash aalea MANCHESTBUl—Six room Capa 6n 811.100. Shown by appointment. Setenad oemp and eholco fruits, Sedan home. In excellent condition and Street. MI. 8-4860. 8" high, 1’ to 3*A‘ length, covers CENTRALLY located, pleasant ther information, Webster Agency, TR. B-3748 any q —la what raapaet doe* Ilia POST , AUCTION 900MS Like new throughout. MILLS' TELEVISION , Ssrvice. 70 eq. ft. per ton. Thin wall stone, bus line. Large lot with fruit trees AndJIm Oder o t horse htankets, conveniently located. Call - MI. DUMP TRUCK driver wanted. Ap- THE J. W. HALE OORP, twin bedroom next to bath. One or and garden space. Full prica Uma. term of aervlee of the Poetmaalar Avallabla-at all Umee. Phllco fac FOR THE BEST in Bonded built -ily at The Thomas CoIIa Co. 251 heavy waiu stone .random, Bolton ALICE CLAMPCT, Realtor MaaUa Iropa and rubber boots. VObnn.’a Larsoat Auction Firm " 9-9234. up roots, shingle roofs, gutters, WOMAN WANTED Sitnations Wantcil—J two gentlemen. MI. 9-6801 after 811,800. Suburban,. 8 and i, two General differ front that ot other Only $395 down tory supervised ecrvlce. TeL Ml. ttoad St.,' MMchester. veneer stone, slatV flagging. Bol Corner Main and Oak Sta, . ROCatVILLJB-Xhrao family, |108 cabinet memberaT RT. S BERLIN TURNPIKE ’ conductors and root repairs call Female 88 ton Notch Quarry; Call MI. 9-0617. family houaa, Largs lot. Full price I liked to view tha many toola, 8-9698. Phono ML 8-4131 MI. 9-4548 hicOma per month. Prica $0,800 A—CatoeC officials ara ap* * n e w in o t o n , c o n n . Auto Driving School 7-A Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. POLISHER - PLEASANT BOOM near bath, con $0,000. Many other lisUngs, from Tom Minor, Broker, -Rockvllla MoaUy known to common craft. 0pp. Conn. Lt. A Power Co, Bids. 1951 Chrysler 4- dr. Se^sn LAWNS MOWED, gardens' plowed. STENOGRAPHER-typIst. 8 years ROYAL AND Smith-COrona port* $6,000 up. Call The EUsworth Mit From a btUldar’aira plane pli anâval. polntsSs of the Prealdent and partment. The position require! tinuous hot water. One, or two other llatinga avallabla TR. 8-5042. serve during hie term. The FaaU Saratoga model. Loaded and beau MORTLOCK'S—Manchcater'a lead Cellars, attics . Md garages direct sales and phone promotions. TRUCK DRIVER business experience, desires work able and atandard typewritera. gentlemen. 64 High St. ten Agency, Realtors. MI. S-fOSO, To a farmer's ^ t h ia aad mUk tiful. Power ateering Md* power ing driving achool, Profesaional cleaned. General outdoor cleMlng Roofing, and Chimneys 16-A at home. Tel. Ml. 9-9942. All malms of adding machines or Mrs. Meyers. MI. ‘0-8534. TOILAND—Five room ranch, two master General la appointsd to Experience not necessary but sales Household Goods 61 hold otfieo during the term ot tbo. brakes too, A recant trade on the teaching by a skilled, courteous and rubbish removal, Ron ability required. Alert young man for factory work Sold or rented. Repairs on all ROOM IN private home. Inquire yaara (M, Firoplaca, full concrots I aaa ths Ilttla pot-baUy stove, PsfBonsIs ROOFING — Specialising in repair PreeidsBt and ona month there* fabulous naw Hudson inatnictor. George Mortlock. MI. Theriault. MI, 9-7565, with some experience in truck makes, Marlow's. State Tailor Shop. MI. 8-7383. Af |U,900 EXPANDABLE Chpa. Hot Gsllar, lot nearly two acres. School jGii that not too twal aoor, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new driving. Steady and secure position Situations Wanted— ter 8:10 MI. 3-6047; 896 E. CENTER ST. bus, mail route,, 14 mUe fro m ...... attar. 9-7398. Instructor-OonsultMt for roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Excellent starling salary plus water, heat, full shad tlormar, one About tan. foot counter. so You HAVE crabfraaa or Only $245 down SMALL GARDENS, rotary plowed. commissions. Five day week, paid good starting rate with, increases. Male 89 FOR SALE—Eight year old de hixe Parkway. High alavaUon, Excel MMChester. hleaned, rraaired, 26 years' ex .chair. Reaaonable. Ml. t-4lf Seven room, (4-3), Mder home. sera, sweeping view, suburban Sixteen from tha chlekfraaa In your lawn? ' PRE- Reasonable rates. Rockville, TR. vacation and holldaya. An excellent opportunity for quali -stove, $40. Excellent condition. SMALL SLEEPING room wUh pri lent condition. A very good buy at Q—Wharo In WasUngtan, D. C.. perience. Free estimates. Call Call Ml. 9-9180.______/''' Carlton W Hutchins^ DQ, 8-B1S3, Where I llstaned to the traders. v i ^ rr NOW b e f o r e s u n e i. LARSON'S DRIVING School. 5-9808. ^ fied persons. WANTED—steady part-time job, 5 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, vate entrance. Hot water. $8 Immaculate condition, attraettva $18,700. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock- will tha proposed naw Thooder* 19^1 Willys 6 Cyl. Station Howley. Manchester MI. 3-6361. or 6 hours, afternoons. Phone Ml. 8-4684. Of their "wlaseraeka’’ and their SnPunt hM aalected J. W. Hale Manchester's only trained Md glaae, china, and uicd furnitura weekly. Ml. 6-1746. *■!'•* vUle. TR. 8-8043. Jokat, \ Rooaavelt Mamorial ba locatadt . Obrp- M d a reliable atore in Mia- Wagon cerUfied instructor. For yOUr safe BULLDOZING P. 4 For free esti Apply 9-4078 between 4 and. 8. bought and aold. Furnitura Repair within and without. 30 ftf' living A—On the 'iBland In tha Fo* aiaiaippl aa teat areaa. May we mate call Joseph Baran, j Rock- MANCHESTER POWER MOWER, two yeara old VERY PLEASANT room for gen ASHFORO^-Sevan room house, at' For they were meeiT alncera aad Excellent throughout M d fully ty We are trained to teach proper Heating—Plumbing 17 MONTGOMERY WARD ML 9-6865 after 6 p.m Service. MI. 8-i449. honest,' tomao River bearing hla name. augsbat you try thta preventative ly. Ml. 9-6075. vville. TR. 5-4401. tleman. Parking. . Phone MI. room, yflieplace, pretty, dining tealan wen, approximately aavan guaranteed. 3-4071. MANCHESTER^ Just good eld-fashlon folka It la himad* to hava tha glgtaUe iRW-W ot W.W pa? package? ENGRAVING, INC. G.E. Wa s h in g machine. Coium- acres land. Excellent brook. 4% memorial aroa eempietod ta taro ASHES AND rubbish removed. Town TAPPAN. GAS range, $88. MI. room, den, .flaeplng porch, . Neat Outside, I vtaion their...... classy •-■•Iriga, delivery^ S. M d H. Green atampa Only $195 down CORDNER AUTO Driving School. PLUMBING M d heating—Repairs WOMEN WANTED for general bia atlroller, never * used. MI Bhccellant location near bus Una miles'from Route 15. $7,600, Tom yaara ia Jims tor tha 100th hitilip ttvan witEcaah aalaa. J. W.Mala Learn to drive correctly and Lawn work, trees cut, cellars Elm Street 9-9974. SINGLE ROOM, separate entrknee. Of buckboardsboards and o ft surra;aurrays; Md contract wore. Call ML 9-8841. work in dry cleaning and laundry 9-5052, Garage optional. Quiet, refined cellar, têam, ôil), two-car ga* and shopping center. Two famUy Minor, Broker. 'RockvUle, TR. day aanlvaraarys a f (ho m a p .It Cocp,, conie^ Main and Oak Sta. safely. Individual instruction -by cleaned. Papers M d rags taken 6-8042. Folks sanelymely paasiBg to and fro, away, free. Ml. 9-0143. establishment. Knowledge of Manchester, Conn Aflvprlisenieiil hom.e. Near factories. After 5. MI. 6 and 8. Lot 100' x 100'. OU heat, honora. 1949 Ford 2-dr. Sedan competent, experienced instruc LAWN MOWER $10; plain blue GRAY MOTHER of Pearl formica rage. Ideal tor/fam ily of- adults. With no apparent alin of worrita, WANTED-Rldb to State Office shirt unit helpful but not neces Public Hearing top table, two chairs, '*$35; oil 9-4870. city utlliti'ea, exceUent condiUon. BGLTON—Five roOm fieldstone , Custom V-8 tors, on dual-control insured carK I..AWNS r o l l e d with small power Moving—Tracking sary, Apply Towne Cleaners, 348 WAREHOUSE MAN for permanent rug, approxlmat^y U x 12, $25, Building from - in at WoodlMd Additional Approprlatlona painting "Countryside". Two an Convenient location with minimum Priced at only. $14,900. home, on laite, wooded lot. VUl Now perhaps this niay bp araaaon 9 —What la nepotlam? They come no nicer Mywhere Ui m Automatic or conventional shift. roller. Concrete mixers, pumps, Main St., Manchester. These are work. Company benefits. Applv MI. t-8551. PLEASANT ROOM On Center St., St., leaving ab 7:50 a.m. MI. MI. 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. Storage . 20 1955-56 Budget tique Jiving room chalra. 61 Jarvii baaemAnt, lica4 encIOaed roar They were celled ’The Good Old A —Favoritism ahowp td ' r*la* S-73B0. this beautiful well cared for car. garden Ullers. s'preaders, rollers. pernutnent positions. Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co. 184) Rd. for gentleman, Breaklast. parking, yard care. ' 'I'— Owner may live in one apartment. Uvea; bastOwal o f patronagb by Garden tractors for rent. A-P MANCHESTER — Moving and Goodwin St., East Hartford. Cohn In Accordance with the pro SALE—83.1-3%/off on 150 patterns homey atmosphere. MI. 3-8492. porch; hyarslao attached KArage. Deye,” LOWEST PRItÊM in town, female in the Blue Ribbon collection book. Owner transferred.. Asking $14,750, Whan tha $ank aad ftio wan mere raaaon o f raUttonthfp. - . Only $95 down Equipment-Co., 945 Center St. MI. trucking Co, MI. 3-6863. Owned STENO-TYPIST, experienced, full Phone BU. 9-3424. visions of Chapter V, Section 8, of NO MONEY DOWN ! 1 Revenue from other apartment CHILDREN SPEND more time at Instructor, dual control, standard We also hahê texture paint. It WALTON W. GRANT, Eastwood Real Estate Agency relaxed, Bchool tliM home. E v e ^ pre- 9-2082. and operated by Walter B. Per^ or part Un\e. Company benefits, tl Town Charter: $884 or automatic. Appolntmenfa M y WANTED — Experienced carpen makes 'old heilings look like new. Start YoUr , REALTOR.^ MI. 9-8474 Of PI. a-78S6. , And speed wasn’t all the rage, G -rW hat waa "T h a CMffi* oC dominating Influence autW atical- ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. paid vacation, excellent aalary. Notice is hereby - given that a lenements S.! V. ,M I, 8.1188 per year at prasant Uma. F or 1946 Cadillac 4-kr. Sedan time. M. .and M. Drivihg School. ters. Apply 231 Charter Oak St, Public Hearing of the Board of, Green Pamt and Wallpaper Co., . Monthly Payments P. F. Mlataitor is n " and who committed 4tT ly aaeamea m o w conaequencea. MI, 9-5273. Apartments— Fluts— further Information call CXJVENTRYîlX room Cape Cod, Cadillac condition add sharp. MI. 9-6341. Household -Services MANCHESTER Package Delivery. MI. 3-8026 ager 5:30 p.m. Dil'cctors ,qf the Totvn of Man next to Manchester Knitting Mills 1 Month After-ITou Receive . 34 Trotter S t . A —Tha damonatlaatioa o f Ml*, Your Home Outfit 1% baths, gaa fiunace. Insulated, var by (JongraBB. ^ ' Offered 13-A Light trucking and package deliv WOMAN TO care for Iwo year old chester, Connecticut will be held at tha Green. Open from 9, a.m. - FOR RENT—Four room Sjjiart- $ll,Sd0 BOLTON. Two bedroom ‘ Manchaatar, Conn* ery. Refrigerators, washers and boy, vicinity Silver Lane Homes ALUMINUM door Installer to work 8 p.m. I ROOMS FURNITURE ' CHARLES LESPERANCE avteslah w A . On South St. Hajd Aatoptobilcs for Ssit 4 . Full Price $395 Motorcycles—-Bievdes 11 in the Municipal Building Hearing ment, bath', sunporch, gfi-age, ranch. Aluminum storm windowa, road, near school and stores. FLAT FINISH HollMd wihddw stove moving specialty. Folding and West Center St. References days. Excellent opportunity for Room on the 1st day of May, 1'956, $9.36 MONTHLY heat luid hot water. Adults. Call ^ oversize garage, amesite drive. Nice for n enack: Stast by Q—Why do wa uaa the bxprao- right man. MI. 9-4833. 9 to 12 noon HOT .-MIX asphalt plant open MI. 9-7620 $1,000 cash. WilUmantlc. MI. 2-7187 Bton "breakinf eha lea" to danaU CERTIFIED USED CARS BIKES, CHAIN drive trikes, tri. shades, made to measure. All chairs for rent. MI. 9-0752. required. MI. 3-8642 after 5 p.m. at eight o'clock in the afternoon, Brand New . after 8 p.m. at 144 Charter Oak St. Excellent condition. Caritoa W^. waahlng and coring a rad-aklnnad 1949 Willys 4-c.vl.‘station GtaVel, sand, stone, rich loam $3 Bedroom, Living Rcmm, Dinette, apple, (hit tha apple Into 1-4* an initial eentaetr cycles, pedal cars. -Rebuilt, metal Venetian blinds at a new MAN FOR general office work. to act dn additional appropria Hutchins. MI. I-OISS . 0-4604. IMSI Ql^ Super M Holiday con- Wagon ’ low price. Keyg made while you AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local s' yard delivered in truck loads. Rugs, Lamps, Tables THREE ROOMS, fumished, all Inch nunda and dip in plnoappla ' A—The oxpraaaleiijftartodwith verable coupe. Fully powered* V painted like.jiew for half the price. M d tong dlstMce moving pack- Full time. Salary open. MI. 3-5125. tions as follows. NplMdorf Sand and Stone Co. MI W$uitcd— Regl'EsIsts ,77 You guessed it,i,owned-by a school 46 Cider Mill Rd. MI. 9-4893. wait. Marlow's. , ' ATTENTION BVERYTHINO $288 utilities. Near Cheney's. Quiet HIGHLAND PARK section—’Oldsr PRACTICALLY NEW* or orange juice. Make sand- ths whaling boats of tbo A rm Mid equipped with many ex tW irig, storage. Call Ml. 3-8197. Hart Eves.\JA. 3-8623.______To the 1955-56 General Fund 8-7408. teacher ■ Nudget of the Town: 8 ROOMS FURNITURE neighborhood. 334 Charier Oak St. home, ten rooms, tivo garages IF READY to buy, aeli, axchanga wichss of two apple rounds and area. They hava to get ^ eclal / a t a tremendoua aavinga. f u r n i t u r e repalriilg and refln- ford CH. i-1428. MI. 3-8368. large lot with plenty of trees. Ex BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types, Highway Department- STUDIO COUCH, three piece bed $10.18 MONTHLY 6 Room Cape With Two Baths real aatate, mortgages anangad, one round o f 'enaddar chaase. boats to break the Ice ao that they ishlng; antiques restored. Fuml- Three wonien for special, cellent condition. M. Kenneth Os- can contlntM firiUng all yimr ItoB Plymouth Belvedere hardtop, Only $135 down English a spedalty. Now open 9 Snow Removal and room set, Combination television Brand New ‘ Hot^water, oil heat, plastered waUa, consult Howard R. HaaUiigs Agan* serve with salted nuts and good a.m. to 8 p.m. MMCheMer tureiRapalr Service, TalcottviUe. part time work, two Legal Notice FliRNISHED two room apartment, trinsky. MI. 3-5189. cy, MI; 8-1107. hot coffta. around. 3 tone, radio heater, whitewall Painting—papering - 21 Sanding by Tran.s- radio and phonograph, small love WestinghouSe Refrigerator, Living complete with private bath and storm sash and acraens. Near bus / Urea. fW l dlaca. Power Flite Cycle Shop, 186 West Middle Turn Ml. 3-7449. Room, Bedroom, 'Dinette, Rugs, and school. , - hours mornings, after AT A .COl^BT O P PROBATK l|p|.l m fer ...... $1,200.00 seat, round dining table, boy's 26'' cooking facilities. Free parking. EiAST Ce n t e r s t .—suiubUifor tranamiaaion. Very low mile 1951 Hudson 4-dr. Sedan pike Ml. 9-2088.... PAINTING—Exterior and interior, Lamps, Tables A lolid car with plenty of mljmileage FORMICA counters, ceramic wall noons or everilngs. Will rovoilll.v. l . within Slirl tor th.- Capital Improvenifrit Reserve. bicycle, child's desk. Miscellane Business block, on bujs line. See office and homa. Ten rooms age. Save...... ‘‘-and floor tile. Let Us modernize, paperhMging', ceilings refinished. D lttrlcW f ,t o\\-ntry on th«;.J3rd dny of Fund ...... $ 260,16 oua items. '63 Gerard St. after EVERYTHING 1380 Mr. Keith, Keith's Variety Store, auam beat oil, flrapla'ce, two MANCHESTEft / left Wallpaper books on requeat. Esti BOY'S ENOUS'H bicycle, $25. kU your bathroom and kitchen. For increase family income Pi-rumi Hon,\ Elinori' Turkinslon. Jacob F.. Miller, Secretary 8:30. 3 Rart -fit thr r**al ONTIMEl Free delivery service. All work -work at reasonable' rates, R*y- MI; 9 - ^ ; glaae, automatic Danamitalon. 1952 Willys 4-wheer Drive day and Friday. ralaip itharrlbi-d lharoXn, .It l> orilorz-d I Lamps, Tables, Blankets. ' guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery 'mond FiSke. Ml. 9-9237. PAINT BY number oil sets, Dis FOUR ROOM - apartment at 405 that said ai>|iUrallon be heard at the I EVERYTHING $494 * MANCHESTER _ - ■ . . . Pickup, Busirtess SciTices Offereii 13 Shop,-*(3 N. Main St. MI. 9,-4663 Probate Oftire, ('ovenlivv. on the 3* dark* Other daya by ap- tone, radio, heater, hydrahiatic. s a l e s ditioi^ for. coming needs. Braith- placement, umbrellas repaired, hedges and trim. Possible to set win-WlUliams, 98$ Main St. MI. Hartford CH. 7-0358 insulation, (oil heat). E. and . IB. , INC. removed by steam. Wash apd Tt)wn rff (Vivontry in aalfi D iaoirt at 3-8636.^ ' -> Sharp...... , ...... INS. 24 M A P t^ f ST., MANCHESTER waitc. 52 Pearl Street. men's shirt colldrs reversed and own hours. Write Box N, Herald.î Ifapt fiyo davN nald d a v W h#*ar- After T P.M.—CH: 8-4890 SlXaRB AT CENTER, Heat furn pipintment. New 5 room Realtors. Ml. *-6397, MI. S-4480. , calclmii^ celllngk. Reasonable injr. and that rrtiirn i)f» mai ft. ON THREE ACRES good land heat, all' utilities. Re*aon'ably 1**-* 1949 Oldamobile station wagon any ^tme. Antenna- conversions tions, additions M d new construe- vancement, /ffiply'^Tfie Alexander Must be seen to be appreciated. Gambolati built, seven years old priced'lor a new home, $lt;S00. Radio, heater, hydramattc $595 ' tioii. Dormers, porchei, gatagea Bonds— Stbck»-« Boat Co., 10 Esilex S t.' like new. 17" console television. MI. 3-5176, or 9-7740. 1930 MODED a Ford coupe with Philc'o factorv supervised service. Jarvis Co., ff; Dover Rd. MI. 'Excellent condition. MI. 9-0710 af si< room home. 1% baths,. fire Charles Ponticel|l. M|, •-•044. rumble Seat. Good condition, $70. Tel. MI. 9-1486. . , and rooms finlahed at reasonable Mortgages 3-4112. ★ PLUMIING ond, 1949 Ford V-8 two door. Radio and 31 ter 4. DESIRABLE office in 100% Main place, hot water heat; two-car ga. MI. 9-5090 for aptwintment. pricei. Workmankhip guarMteed. ‘ MclNTOSH BOAT GO. rage. Suburban. Carltdh' W, ATTRACTIVE old Cape, (tod wjth heater,...... *...... ^$250 $1,000 COSTS $22.25 monthly and HEATING Streift'location. Rent reaaonable ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing Free estimatea. Robert M. Alex- NEW FRIGIDAIRE-range, dolible Hutchins,' Realtor. "MI. 0-5133 additiona, plenty o(-'garden space. 1966 FORD Country SedM. Private. 1949 Hudson two door. Radio,--and . that’s all. Dial CH. 6-8897.. FHA 82 Oak Street MI. 3-6419 or MI. 3-7614. done on any furniture Tleman, ander. M^,,9-Tn6. oven.'Still in crate. 1955 model. 9-4694. Inquire owner, 148 Oakland St Excellent Condition. Style tone, heater ...... $195 189 South Main St. Phone MI. and. G1 Banting a apeclalty' with Estimates 'Cheerfully GiVeh ^ Septic Tanks W|ll sell al tremendous discount. Id e a l L(>C%nON for professional Fordomatic. Equipped. Reason 1948 Chevrolet Aero aedan. Radio 3-5643. c e m e n t AND STONE mas<>nry, Connecticut Mortgage Exchange. FAMILY HOME seven room colony FOR SALE- Four rooms, furnace, sidewalks, steps, terraces, wall's, j.^ys fireplace, attached garage, $7,900. .MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio outdoor fireplace, also cem'ent sml ANDERSON and Bit floor. Now used for doctor's of (toventry PI. 2-7745. „ We sJm hava a good selection of REFRIGERATOR, c o m bination fice. Call MI. 9-5229. * good condHim sill utilities, * oi 3IS3 CHEVROLET de luxe, four M d T.V. apecialtats ainca 1934'.' cinder block construction. Call MI. heat, garags, doubla lot with fruit usaid 'motors on hand. New and gas-oil range. Both in good condl WEST 8IDE-lSevea^room colonial, Boor sedM. Radio, heater, good ! BARLOW MOTORS Charter members of Telsa. Ml. 9-8746, , Bu8ine.<« Opportunities .32 * Skwers Cleaned JOHNSON tion. MI. 3-5706. trees and garden apses. $i,5Q0 tirca, 'excellent condition through ... 9-8660, or Ml. 8-4807. used boats, and a complete line of BARBER SHOP for'rent. Modern, two-car garage attached, three MANCHESTER—Ideal amall busi > AND INSTALLED Ml 8-8884 or Ml l-7sto fully equipped, sir conditioned. down for veteran#. Call Bsirbara out, sacrifice sale. Call MI. 9-6808. ' 435 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER V. BELLUCCI. AND.SON, mason paints and' marine accessories. ABSOLyTE batgain. Custom 'made Woods Agency, Ml. 9-7702.- bedrooms. .Fully insulated. Alum I POWER AND band mowers aharp- contractor. Brick and atone- ven ness for. the retired man. Appli ■■ . 1- " ' " One of the towni’a 3 two-chsir Visit our showrooms. 9-9 dally. . slip covers, cornices, Idrapes. and inum storm windows and doors, .ened. Air-Cooled engines repaired. eer, fire^tlBce, chimney, also con ance and service atord:v*cent’rally • Cellars Drained shops (population 6,000). Wonder double Ibt. Reasonably priced. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING upholstery, pine workmSnship-for ful opportunity. Owner haa other ■ 1* ■ 'A' Pick up-and delivery. All work crete work', MI. 9-5.431, 318 Fern located. Showing a nice volume of , little money. Budget terms. Call May be seen by appointment only. Prioed aecenHag to aumber a f .. guaranteed. Ideal Grihdlng Shop. St. MI. 3-8042. business. For further information interests. Call Coventry PI. ANOTHER f i r s t MI. 8-llOS 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Town and Country <2?w MclNTOSH BOAT CO.‘ ' after 9. MI. 9-7862. 2-8065. Vaeo aind aiuaber o f InaerUoas 273 Adams. Phone. ML 9-3120, contr/t AilCeâmpet, Realtor. Elvaninga and weekends MI. .Blmi^.jto Help Waated ad below, 3-8079., BIDWEIX h o m e Improvement Ml, 9-4543. ■ ■3 OAK ST. - MI, 9-8102 DINING ROOM set. Quality gas ON THE MARKET 8-0003. Co.. Alterations, -'additions, ga Drainage Co. ^ range, chairs and summer furni Kuborbin For Rent 66 DBADUHT 10:30 A.M. rages'. Re-sidlng specialists. Easy SECRETARY ture. MI. 3-6348. Five rooms, fulL basement, ROTO TILLING --Lawns and gar- budget terms. MI. 9-6495 .or Tft. Phono Ml 9^143 ' fireptsce, -oil heat, knotty pins . dens. Cali M|. 9-2094. Read Heralil Advs. COVENTRY— Four rijom unfurn Lot* For Sal* DAY OF>U|LICAT(ON 5-9109. ■ . Diamonds—Wstches— SERVED ELECTROLUX reefriger- ished house, full bstlt/Tbiga yard, kitchag, larito living room, fire , Jewelry 48 Btor. alio Magic Chef gas stove in place, garage, amesite drive, beach' privliegby'Sui’tableTamily Building Lots ‘ . Om exception: good, condition: Reasonably priced. of four, 175 per/month. PI. 3-6873. combination windows' and • liirA . jN • ' T^ —y-. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re doora, awnings, large shade Saturday deadline t aJn. ' ML 3-8.416 before 8:30 or MI. BEFORE You Buy a • ■?! t, In Town and Suburban Heater Or Air Conditioner' ' pairs, adjusts watches expertly. 3-5683 after 8 :34: trees, city -utlHtita, large' land Wanted Expoditiic^ socrotory noodod in local monu- I Reasonable prices. Open dally. Wanted To Rent 68 scaped lot, V Help Wanted— Male *36 For Your Home See the *' Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce SERVED REFRIGERATOR, very ] • 5UNCHESTER , .jfew WES'nNGHOUSE N T E D fochiring officoi ‘ Riûiro$ shorthond idoHity, Street. 141. 9-4387. , _ good qondiUon. reasonable.- . MI. URGEIfTLY NEEDED, four ' or CHARLES LESPERANCE A s s o c i a t e s r e a l t o r s YOUNG MAN t o work in garage,^ •y iRcd immitaefuring compoiiy, for salts 'converse W A. 9-9975. 'five room apartment by young Year Round Air Conditioner' Waahinr cars, pick up and dellv* married couple with new -baby. ’ MI. 9-7620 . PHIL hAUJN 1 . ery work, otc. Good drivln* roc* JR. pleeseni folephooe ponondify olbillify to MI. 9-9321. «M ti«r conospoiidMef. E xptriM ^ Jii me eaa 66 84IM...W iHI^ Fuel and^Feed 49»A Resaonsble rent, 9^7010. | drd important Apply in person to UHOTXSB OnaATOR G.E. STOVE in good condition. . CHARLES LATHROP Ow mo of Hit dkleplittt. Vary tttrocHvt' moot tlio public. Salary. 07^ por .wooh. phis Cali MI. 3-751)9 after 7 p.m. MANCHE8TBR— : TWO bedroom MI. 9-0384 \\^tinôuse niNTINQ AND MU$T iE EXPfRIENCEDl y DRY FIREPLACE' and furnace ranch. Full basement, oU furnace EARL ROHAN fuH yroi^ imuronco covo(otlo. Roply stating wood, 810 a load. Call MI. 9-1363. SUITABLE FOR cottage. Gas SL Write Box C. Heral t neat and clean. Desirable neigh MI. 8-7433 peltry.. M iiiiiiiratet program. koply n o r M a n stove, gas refrigerator. cle*an, borhood, tlO.DdO. $1,700 cash. $61 MPER HANOIND ^ . ' APPLY IN-PERSON good working .condition. Twp end URGENTLY needed —three bed montli including taxes and flra in* BUILDINO LOTS 4n Manchaatar, ow let Itx 23S, MiMlMsltor,. Conn. ^ Shoot Motol YVorlts TELEPHONE qudHIcations to lox P. Manchos^ Evonlng tables,' wblnut - drpaaihg tabls, room .house. No, small childHui. suranca to qualified buyer. Glenn .near Bolton. Rural, zone. Lots 123' Read Herald Adys. serving tabls,.MI. 8-1340, MI. 8-1*67. Koberta A g^y.* AD. 8-8611, a *’ and toffvr. MI. M i S43 Adams St.—Tet. MI S-8968 Ml y - 3 i a ^mtrlipatrr Eoputtt IfproIC 11 810 or MI a-iai8 , 1 0 ’>'*

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VpL. LXXV, N0U17$ (TWENTY-FOURa PACES—TWO SECTUINS) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 195$ (L'laaalfled AdrerUttaa ea Paae 81) PRICE FIVE CENTS' Parakeet Itescued .S.Push By Friendly Pussy Berlin, April M (P>—A iMt parakeet liaa ‘ a temporary Bares home here today because of a friendly eat. Cut Talk Mrs. Robert Clapp of Old Toll Oat# Farm and Jtcr sons, Rogar and Bart, raturnad uhr- in every By THE ASapCIATED .PREHH from a shopping trip'today to H a r t ^ E,; Stassen and Andrei Gromyko held a apecial find theU- pet ca t Tabby, p r iv a ^ meeting today in London, in an effort to break the playing with the bird and showing no cannibalistle In- QIVEN VÎTH CASH SALES ALL E aajtêst deadlock over disarmament. Stassen, President tentiona. ^denhower’s special assistant on that subject.and Gromyko, Tha cat apparently found “ oviet deputy foreign minister,4'—^------' the bird out of dewre and AtTheJ.W,HaleCorp. DAY THURSDAY, APRIL 26-- ^head the American and Soviet dele brought It Into the house. gations In current disarmament The green and yellow para- talks here. Seven Qiildren Iteet has band No. H-B-941U. They opened the|r diacusaiond at Mrs. Clapp aaya tha bird Probers Hear Gold, One Group Of Now FAMOUS BRANDS FLAT and FITTED SHEETS and PILLOW-CASES Lancaster house 30 mihutes before wlH have a horns until Its Sportswear Specials sitting down with their British, Alone in House owner claims it. Canadian and French colleaguqa on T Y P E 1 3 0 " T Y P E 1 4 4 / T Y P E 1 8 0 the U.N. -subcommittee that la Call on Greenslass SPRING COATS REDUCED seeking to end the world arma Die ini Flames GROUP OF DRESSES LADY PEPPERELL / LADY PEPPERELL D A N RIVER rare. They were flanked by their Dag Peace ----^------/ / V u te ^ el fltMes m 6 REGULAR $45.00 VALUES. SUPERPINE MUSLIN ^ COMRED PERCALE . full delegations. , Toledo, Ohio, April 28 (8T—Fire $3.99,. $5.99 Waabington, April 26 (4>)—-Hkrr>' Gold, convicted itomie VataM to $ 1«M ...... NOW NOW ...... Their meeting w m * direct fol- , oni-ifory cinder- $ 3 3 .0 0 low-up of Stasstn sI aurpriaeimrprise 2-hour; ,____ ^ .s______«py, 8kid today that Soviet agent* In thia country ensnared Reg. 82.28. 81 x 1 8 8 ...... $ 1 . 8 . 9 Keg. 82.90. 72 x 108 ...... $ 2 . 4 9 Reg. 88.09. 72 X,I08 ...... $ 2 . 5 9 block home eight miles northwest talk with Soviet Communist leader Plan Gains him in an espionage net lyork by handling him "like a vir REGULAR $.35.00 and $39.98 VALU ES. ^ 2 0 QQ o t hWe early today, killing seven BLOUSES Reg. 82.48. 22 x 188 ...... $ 1 . 9 9 Reg. 88.80. 81 x 108 ...... $ 2 - 2 9 Nikita Khrushchev and Premier tuoso woMld play a violin,” Re|. 8840. 81 X 1 0 8 ...... $ 2 . 6 9 Bulganin at a Russian reception Negro children who were alone In 8m m aU tUk, M the house. Gold, now serving a 30-year prison sentence, was brought $199 ,.$3.99 REGULAR $29.98 VALUES. aX ClaHdge’s Hotel Tuesday night. VUaw to $«.M. Reg. 82.88. 81 x 108 ...... $ 2 . 1 9 Reg. $8.60. 90 X 108 ...... $ 2 . 9 9 Reg. $8.80. 00 X 108 . . . . ----- $ 3 " ^ 9 Russia wants an agreelnent on Fire Chief Richard Gampbell at In Jorda n here from the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa. Flanked NOW ...... $ 2 5 .0 0 disarmament before an agreement Sylvania, whose men Joined a Reg. 50c. 42 X 88 eaaea , . ..Each ' 4 9 c Reg'.'70c.. 42 X 88)', Case* .. .Eplher hearing tomorrow, David With Sedition the statement Monday night at a Oreertglaaa, also a key figure in REGULAR $25.00 VALUES. In Michigan, Monroe County These sources added Jordan also MATERNITY ITEMS-$2.99/ dinner party .given him and Bul- sheriff's deputies said Copper was was ready to agree, for local Com. the Rosenberg atomic apy caae,. MATTRESS PAD and COVER ' gaflin by the high command of the Ban Francisco, April 28.(M (— NOW ...... $21.00 COMBED YARN PERCALE being held for invcatigatlon. The mandCra to seek ways of avoiding will be queationed, A former Army John W. Rowell, former aditer'pf British labor party. deputies said State Police wanted incidents along the frontier, and corporal, he drew a 15-year prison ■’> Tweed*, wool erepe* and gabardine#. REGULAR $.5. Stassen pronounced that disarms-' tha China Monthly Revlaw In Itid CORDUROY BOLEROS to determine why the children possibly to an increase' In the num term after pleading guilty to an Shanghai, waa tndlctad yaatarday SOLID COLOR SHEETS and* CASES TWIN BED SIZE ment discussion so important that ber of U.N. truce observers on the WaasIH Kowalew of Pater ALL SAIJSS FINAL * were left alone. ' eapionaga c h a r g e .... on chargaa of aediUon by using tha AMortal ealar* la amall, medlnm. large *lee*. Beautiful, smooth,, luxurious l.ady Prppcrell pastel rolorod he’ cabled Elsenhower all aibout it Monroe County Coroner Harold border, son, N, J., and hla wife dtaplay AecHaail Sli^r $ 3 . 9 9 REGULA^(i.98. and arranged the talk with Gromy Revlaw to obstruct Amtrica» RegalaHy fSM ...... ■heel* and caaes. Pink, rose, blur, Nile green, orchid and yellows Maurice scjieduled an inquaat for Probe Figures After a final conference with a torn shirt, after telling Sen GreengUuM. waa tkc chief ac armed forcet In the Korean War. FULL SIZE ko. The fact that he and Gromyko today. Premier Samir el Rifal,' the Secre ators they believe five Soviet cuser of his sister, Ethel Rosen . , r rm H $ 5 .4 9 got together so quickly was taken Herman Kravitz, (above) o f Powell called the chargaa "com AIX SALES FINAL . VALUES TO S5.00— CLEARANCE SALE Bodies In Bed. tary General in a statement aald seamen who suddenly gave berg, and 'htr huiband, Julius, who pletely untrue." M atty^ pad top and mattress rover sides made all in one to mean Stassen already had re AU*htic City refuses April 2S that "the whole flcldf under the up U.S. asylum and returned - SrORTSWEAR-SECOND FLOOR REGULAR $3.59. 72 x 108 ...... The fire chief said bodies of leto nnswera "might" incrim- were convicted In 1951 on charges Hla wife Sylvia and Julian $ 2 .9 9 unit for maximum of your mattress. Reversible. ceived instructions'front the Presi mandate fropi the Security Council to Russia 18 dgys ago were of passing atomic aecrata to .tha dent in reply to this cable. three of the children who appar Inate him, to tell Senators Schuman of New York, Hated aa T ently tried 'to escape were found (to secure observance of the Pales kidnaped by Soviet agents. Rusalana. Tha Roaenberga were HANDBAGS Seestdn Geta Full Approval why he hired Murray Chotiner, tine arnilstice) waa covered in the The Kowalews, Russian em'l- aeso'clate editora of fjia Rtviaw, A GOOD SELECTION OF The. reaul'ta of theh- extraordinary sprawled in a hallway and at a (below'), Vice President Nix electrocuted In Sing Sing Prison were also; named in- one fedenl REGULAR l79. 81 x 108 ...... J $ 3 1 9 door. The other four bodies were talks here and on all points con greea, said the shirt wee on June 19, 195S—the firat Amer Maay atylee. plastic calf. Also atraw* and all C O O O « HALE'S STURDYWEAR fOX-STITCHED aesalon preaumably tvere to he on's 1952 cafnpaign manager, cluaions have been reached.’ ! bloody. On right is Arkady grand Jury Indictment. read into,-the formal U.N, record. found in beds. They had been in as hla lawyer In 1953. Kra-.. ican civiliana in htitory ti^ be leaUmr bagk...... Each Hammarskjold, who was directed Sobolev, chief of the Russian executed for eaplonage. Could Have H i^ KeertUttag / . GIRLS' DRESSES The seuibn had the full consent of two rooms of the six-room house, jvits, .a garmant manufacturer, 'The government charged that REGULAR 99c. 42 x 38',i, CASES y .< f? Each 8 5 c Campbell said. by the Security Council to seek delegation to the U.N. who Gold, a amell man with cloea- QUILTED MATTRESS PADS Britain, Canada and France. testifleu before - the Senate. ways of ensuring compliance with was criticized b.y the'State circulation of the Review In the Highly placed sources said the A neighbor discovered the blaze Investigations subcommittee, cropped hair, said a lot of "traah" United Statea could have h t^ re ...... '...... NOW $ 2 . 0 0 REGULAR $1.00 ALL WHIT^ and summoned Sylvania flramen. the 1949 armistice between Israel Department for-'his alleged had bean written about why he \ ' • V • WITH CORNER ELASTIC^ Stassen-Khrushchev talk ''•‘•threw wrhto(> la 'looking for avidenpa role" In the Incident. (AP cruiting and set off liieubordlna- HALE'S EXTRA HEAVY She said flames spread so quickly 6i pdaalble corruption In mili and her Arab ncighbbre, already became a. apy auch as that it waa new light'” on the Russian position. baa faceived promisaa irkm Israel WIrephotos). . thm In the armed forcea to the REGULAR $.3.98. But H brought no great expecta- that no rescue attempts were poi- tary clothing contracts. The hecapaa )ia Itad been disappointed Korean War. It made no toenUm libte. Campbell said It apparently and Egypt to obaerve an,uncondi In love. ' GIRLS'SPRING COATS JEWELRY 39 X 76 TW IN SIZE ...... ^ tiona among Western officials that committee subpoenaed Cho tional ctase-fira along their bor of asaertiona by former priaoneri . 'XHARMHOUSE'V a way would be found to bridge the was a flash fire and had "gained tiner after a New York, ac Wqated Adulation that the Review waa fot«ed toSil- / NOTALLSnUCS. C O O O C I A O O such,headway that by the tiipe we deri. VALUB8 » 0 ISS.M...... NOW # O . T O T o # l O . T O . NockiBMD, aarrtng* and bracelet* la REGULAR $4.98. ^<2 XA Eaat-Weat differences on disarma countant had teatifted that' "M. Syria 'also has agreed to a "I haven't been uniformly euc- tog to tha Communist cainpt. ment which have the’aubcommittee' got there there was littlq that CJhotIncr” received a $5.00Q fto U.S. Ousts Pair cesaful in love." he said aa specta many atyle*...... Each 79c 54 X 76 FULL SIZE ...... cease-fire, subject to a like pledge Twelve other counts are leveled TOW IL ENSEMBLE stalemated in the sixth week of -its could be done.” as counsel for Kravitz who tors laughed, "bp t 1 didn't get Into agSInat Powell, who la chanad HIM negotiationa, ■ The family lived eight rhites was accused of theft of gov from -Israel, and Lebanon haa WITH DACRON REINFORCED SALVAGES Pure while lining that is guarantee^t to launder white. Elaatle agreed to cooperate In eaalnff ten li for that ,raaaon." ’ with publlahlng igauas of tha Re , GIRLlS' SUITS One basic difference is over in ernment property. (AM Wire* Who Aided Hed Neither, he aald, was’ It becausa view which accuaed 'the United on each comer. y spection and control. (Continued on Pqge Thirteen) photos). sions which are not acute on that R i m 9 to 14. nUETEEN It. CCOQ C A O Q REGULAR SI .00 CLEARANCE SALE border. > ' he had an Inferiority complex and States of being Internally corrupt, ' The West insists that the dis wanted "adulation.” pursuing a "morally unjuatiflsble" VALUER TO f i t J « ...... NOW # O . T O And # 0 . ^ 0 REG. $1.1»— 22 X 44 BATH SIZE ..... Each armament organization njust be After returning this afternoon Seamen Leaê 88c HEAVY. OUAUTY v On the contrary. Gold aaid, "1 forein policy, attempting to ex- ready to .operate one* agreement V> his temporary Middle Bast waa cockaure. That waa my trou SHEER NYLON HOSIERY hcadiiuarters in Beirut. Lebanon, termlnato the peoples or Korea is reached and must include air as Waithington, April 28 W The ble." ' . and China with germ warfare and GIRLS' SKIRTS Full faahloaed dark eeam nylon* with reinforced heel and Inee. REG. 59c^l»x 28 HAND SIZE ...... Each 4 9 c MATTRESS COVERS well as ground inspection. theÛ.N. official planned to fly to, Gold teatifled- that ha never was poison gaa. testing germ warfare It cropped up, they said, in crit U.S. Army Refuses Talk Cairo for .further talks this week United States has expelled two VALUER TO $«.N...... NOW ^ 2 9 9 for oxtrn wearrVuy several pair* at thi* low- price. Russian dipjomata at , the United a member of the Communist party weapons .on Korean and Chinasa icism by- Khrushchev of Western end., His schedule called for final afid never had any desire to be, prlaonera and spreading smallpox REGULAR $4.95 policies toward the Bonn repub conferences in laraei next week. Nations on the ground they ex: REG. 29c FACE CLOTHS ...... Each although he aaid that in 1933 a in North Korea. These atatements. 2 5 c ZIPPERED ...... $ 3 .6 9 lic. He is to report to the Security Ceded their authority in'helping friend npmed Torn Black had tiled Pair On Berlin Spy Tuiinel the Ihdictmcnt chargee. Powell 6 9 c > Made eapeclally for n» by one of the eountry'a finest. mills. Khrushchev vk’Ss said to have Council in New York by May 4. five Soviet scam ^ „ leave U,S. to make a Commuplat'of him. "well knew were false and un G IR U ' c o t t o n ' b l o u s e s StDck up now' on these extra heavy thir*ty towel* and face REiaUI.AK44.69. . attacked the decisions of the big Israel, dardito ‘Ciltrf sanctuary 19 day# ago.v He aald. however, that 'vhen he true." western powers. In rearming West ROES t to It. REG. M.BS. .^ NOW cloths. Seven new colors and white. , RUBBER B l'T T O N S ...... $ 3 .4 9 By ROBERT B. TCCKMAN In a meeting . In Jûsalem V The State Department late yes waa out of work during the de I ."1. think they're pushing Uiia 8 Germany. y*st*rday. the U.N.-Joidan^siael $ 2 . 5 0 REGULAR 69c April 28. (f) - The United-purposes and demanded a^Jolnt So- terday handed a protesting Soviet pression Blqck got him a J^«ln little far," Powell told the Asso Full or twin bed sizes. Real heavy quality mattress coverA thpt The informants, who were at Mixed Armistice Commisaion held Ambassador Georgl Zariibln a note! Jersey City. Later, Gold aaiH, It ciated Press when iilformed of . tha RES. $1.2? t. $l.M '■ Will give years of wear. 8eams all bound. the‘ dinne‘rra«rd‘h7 ars^madrclear viet-AmerIcan Investigation. that both Israel and Jordan vliw day .to talk further wKh the Rus-. Earlier on. the same day, Col, ordering out of this country Aleks wei pertly out of gratitude to indictment. "Certainly neither FINE QUALITY TRICOT lated the 1949 armistice by flrirtg andr K. GUrySnov and Nikolai Soviet Seamen Black that Jie agreed to ehgage in Sylvia nor I hav# done anything GIRLS' KN IT JERSEYS (Continued-(lli.Page Two) Bianli here on their charges that i Ivan A. Kotsiuba. acting Soviet across the defiiarcatlon line last Industrial- espionage, for the Rua- FIRST (JUALITY M ARTEX ’ tunnel undey, military commander .In Berlin,, had Tiirkin, members ef the - Russian W'eek. The U.N. chairman of the United Nations delegation. The aiana. v - (OoBtiaued oa' Faira Slxtoas) NOT ALL SIZES. REO. $1.M ...... ^ KNIT RAYON UNDERWEAR / visited Atneiican. headquarters to The Russl^s were told that the . lodge a. complaint With Maj. Gen. .Commission abstained from voting note also crltlcljjed the head of the Say U.S. Stay Gold testified tMat aftec work TURKISH HAND TOWELS 8LAHKET VALUES on motions 'that' attempted to fix ing briefly In Jersey .City h4 re -CARLS’ DEPARTMENT—.SEIXIND FIX)OR^ matter waa being referred to Wash-1 Charles I. Dasher Jr.. U.S. com- dele(fatlon. Arkady Sobolev. Lll elastic wal*t band* In cuff and flare leg ityle*. White on GOP Aide Raps ington. the blaifie starting the firing. „The note Said Gdryanov and lumed to e Job et the Pennsyl Rej^^ $8.95. 3 *4 pound Hale's ITArlon” mandant. vania Sugar Co. In Philadelphia N 5 to 8. ’ / EXTRA SPECIAL . .7.c...... tiach S,vrian Foreign Miniatrv sources Turkin were guilty of "exceeding Full of Terror CLOSEOUT LOT OF 6 9 c Nylon and rayon blend. 72 x 9 0 ‘size-. In Damawua said, meanwhile, (Mat the scope of their official capacity " and' In April, 1934, Black came to : in Europe ronsidera "further dis- the .meeting showed no him and told him the Soviet Union Biillelins Oloieoiit colors and paltems of martex finesi qiialittrs. 8tock Bush, Morano^ as members of the Soviet U.N. del By Ro y e k h o v a n . : • ; 2F .ry$lJ9v:-, > . Reg. $10.95. Elytra size 80 x 90. ‘ cussions between military com- T “* - ^ A short time was interested, in the company's up now at wonderful aavings. I (Continued on 'Fage Sizleea) . egation's staff. ■ from the AP Wirt* 1 manders here to be unneoeMary summoned western Under . the U.N. headquarters Morcow, Apyl'l 26 (S’l Five Rca- InduatriBt solvents procesaai. . GIRDLES and FOUNDATIONS Chatham nylon and rayon blend ...... $ 8 .9 5 . .w o i.t .. ... '"•h frqm the tanker tuapxe told For. ^Malarkey’ and undesirable.” newsmen to a surpilse newa con- agreement, the United .Stat,M^re- : ^ conference today they ’'^He said Black asked him:to Mb- tiie'iM ai^''la'atoiT a^leJ ' " C f f A A " C K ' O C The note said the m.atler was re- «nd Kotsiuba announced tain *’ complete details on" these ...... "TiN ^ÂYiN ^ Reg. $12,95, Hgle's ”Mof;ewear.'” served the right to R|>ent .six moiitha In the United DEMAND MOBOBEV OUSTER Vaaa BIAS to $10, ....'...... S A L E # A . V U To # O . T # t BED PILLOW VALUES Darien, April 26 (.’P) —Sheriff ported to Washington] ,hut did not .‘hscoviry of'the tunnel. ; pro4:esses and told him, "I'll see, 85‘‘,i^'wool, ISVc nylon. 72 x 90 size . . . $ 1 0 .9 5 specify to what government ageri- The U.S. note today was 8ignqIdalio) aad REGULAR $9.95. — cy. I "h.v MaJ. Gen. John F..Uncles, ehie'r delegation in New York fclty who were siibieaed ro'thresU Union:’ HI-FI PLYMOUTH RECORDS ^ Republican, aSya the excuses It added that neither Army Euro-' staff of the U.S. Army, Europe, Jeanrr (R-Ind) t^ e d today tor , UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE lOOfe WHITE ^.OOSE DO\4^jN_...... $ 6 . 9 ^ 1 5 United Aircraft engage* In ' sclWttles outside of intlmldsflon.’^' they said. "Our 'Thai's I )W I iôt atarted,” Gold REXOVfR YOUR OLD lED PILLOWS NOW! made by Sen-Bush and Re^. Mo- P*®" headquarters in Europe nor. aijd addressed to MaJ. Gen. I. L. aaid. , the expulahm of Arkady BObo- Operatic hlghjlghfj^plnno selectlona—danc# totisle and popn* rano for not attendine- a aherlffW' ‘'^"nuand in BeHln i 55«renko, acting chief, of staff of W h " f ?he‘‘ u .sfn.;te chided So- • >"•»-" Int'TcepUd:” Other R zsoas lev, chief Soviet fc le 'g ^ OleatMt af underwear, broken *tylee In., ullp*. gawn* and half REGULAR $7.95. ^ DOWNPRQOF AND FEATHERPROOF .rano for not attending ‘ "herlffa further, " : Soviet forces in Germanv who had Referring to ttielr departure United NnMons, os dlrecfor at aSpaand other Item*. Cl A A CC OO lar,favorite*.' ^ Foniider, Dies bole\*,'"ll did not- demand hla , re from the United States for hcqiie Bolides the "debt of gratitude" NYLOIS COVERED DACRON FILLED . $ 4 .9 5 - 1 ainnî’ laatîgnt v,ert the same The Soviets charged * Monday: lodged the protest Monday. call. It went no further than to re 'whnt Jenner called' the 1|M -’ Value $ZA8 to SltAS...... SALE # I.UU t o # 0 . 7 0 -old'malarki^-."* that "American military autborir The U.S Nbte -kald* ‘ * in early April, these crewmen of a he felt he owed Black, Gold said- quest MoacO'Y to tell Sobolev and there .were thrfe other baelc rea-. naping” of live Ru*alaa aallar* Each 9 7 C REGULAR $5.95. Platt criticized the two Connect- ; ties ' burrowed a 1.850:foot tunnel"I* view of vour letter of Anril Boca Raton,. Fla., April 26 (Ah - ship Relzed-hy Nationalist China who.bad obtained aayluol 'ia Jane 23. 'T951. aald they had been aon* why he a'greed to fake on the / ■ ' ^ - LATEX FOAM REGULAR HEIGHT.... PHA.OW-S,, TICKS Icut Republicjns at the tail,iand-from the American sector- into 23, wh'-h re^moves d^scfissloni Frederick B. Rehtsrhler, 88-year- America. $ 3 .9 9 of' the 21st anniversary...... - dlrtnjr of, Soviet East Berlin and set up-, an from the '"*nccmerit made bv vour Miami, Fla., April 2d (iP)— Low, tow Prices On master of cerenionie.s. note to the chief of staff of the Irmnmander/ in Berlin ’ Conn., died at Jhia winter home *,w ;hia naiVie/aitd addreaa in -a prospect of having to Join the Confi- TWINTO^ DEIS ALL WHITE ^ New York newspaper. mu'nlst party," Secondly, Me aatd,- I'nIoB' official Bert Roas, natr* ^ ONE GROUP OF DRESSEi. REGUL7VR 99c. ‘ X , Q - Arfiiy^ûtope. charging that: Kotsiuba, I conaider thit furfher- here yesterday.>, ri>wly mhwed by two bnlleta of wliom make their hpnifes In Fair the alleged wiretapiDtIng was under-1 He'waa the founder of two air Asked' why they had not con "I had a genuine sympathy for WITHOUT ZIPPERS ...... Ea«" I Princeton in 1909, he vrent back to nijea designed ,7'o give merchant Hollywbbd, April 2d (8>)—V«t- tlSAS. Now priced from ...... # * 9 . V U T o / # I V . y U .j-The.llat of GOP apeakera at thfc Hamilton. In the first war h* waa aeamen rlgjjt tq fsf«- and eroaa- rran actor Edward Arnold died 41"x72' LONG .... ;...!...... $2.98 Pr. , Boston, April 28 iF>- A .Su- ^ police record. Judge Donahue assigned to' the prqducUon section iipe«pe<'ledly earl.r today of a Size* 4 to 8. Regularly 80c pair,,. dinner praised Platt for his work perior Court Judge who blasted exnmlne accusers ar# ready for 9Cc Et{quR^D•edoraflt ...... 49e tor the Republican part.v in thiy sentenced him to thrpe of the newborn Air Corps. pre*cntation to U.S. court in Cali- Cerebral hemorrhage, > He waa 41 "x81" .LONG .... $2.98 Pr. Now lower priced than ever. Each ^ a-jury as "dishonest or stupid"/ 2't-to-3-year terms on a 1954 SOCKS 3 r.,„$1.00 county." One of the speakers. I fornia for approval. 08. HU wife Cleo was at hla Evtninq Paris Stici^ Deodorant...... 2 for $1.00 ' and then sentenced an sequit- i breaking and entering charge, Wright Aeronautical qcirp. and be- t w 1 n * e n g 1 n e . Soviet plane Poland Held Probing brMsIde w hen. he •ucmmhrld 4'ortimlllee today . annonoeod KoiyndF Tooth Paste ...... 2 for 49p Judge Donahue appeared so cent. ; craft. haw is inveatiga(ing the Katyn /War ll, said the Riisaiane did it. liuv. Robert b; Me.vner ood 70« REG .ÔW 35c 34"x30" l o n g ...... S1.98 Pr. Art Bxcoptionaf Value! father and b'rot)ier to death had at angry at thf July's decision psper,4Publi*her* Assn. . . . Re- tended-their funerals yesterday, lie July Foreman Mdurice Fin- He became chairman of United publiclfns of Wisconsin’s 7lh Con- Forest massacre.. ' r The Soviet government retorted Gov*. Ahrahoin Rlblcoft of Coo- 34"x34'^ l o n g ...... $1.98 Pr. •_ that he discharged thylh on ' AnalysU here'of Soviet j>ioc after an investigation that the hecticttt and Averell' Hnrrlmaa ^ WHITE GARDEN FENCE 6 f t 7SC foyer Aspirin ...... ,r.:.. .V.'... 42c would have heard thf mlnialer call kly.of Chelaea; in -ynswer to Aircraft In 1935. greasiunal District Instruct Stat^ SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF LINEN, bim,"one7tt'ha does jiot levy people, 'the spot. AS the Jurors wer’e the Judge's questions, said the '' He held the Legion of .Honor, happenings loojii, askance at the Nazis, did the killing. An American of New York will be the prlocd- leaving the room^ he railed senior Senator Alexander Wiley suggestion the P.ollsh Reds might congressional qomlttee held hear- 3 ,ft. h m fH i . •"''■i' Geritol Liqyid or Tablets ...... $2.90 and $4.91 /COTTON and RAYON or his church.” . Jury did not believe there was from the French government, a lo request Senate reinove Its 19.M pal- speaker* at n. |108-o-plato Double Green Stcunps With Cosh Soles ThUre. them back and'declared: enough evidence to cqnvict doctor oMawa degree from Trinity dare to raise the apeefe^: °1 this Ings for nine months in 1951-52 fund-ral*lng dinner Ma.v. 19. The bodies of 42-year-old farmer eoademnation of Sen.' McCarthy hot issue. Thev: dbubt it can be. and laid the massacre at the door . HAND.PAINTED RUD VASE Richard Ckirgenven, . hla wife "I don't' know how we're Goodwin. :, College,in Hartford, and a civilian (R-Wtst. ' Coty Face Powder with pMndotion Lotion . $1*50 ever going to 'have anybody true. ^ i ', " of the Russians. WANT DIBECtT s u b s i d y 91 REGy-#IOW M e DISH TOWELS Reatrlce, 41, and their 14-year-old Latej', Juror ' WHlism'' A. defense award from the U.S. ' Air New EMgland's 12 Senaloraurge The now report from Poland son, Richard ■ Jr., lay in pink-lined safe in their hom,y8 wljh Couch said: .i Force. , — still, the report, deserves atten Washington. .April 28 l/R *— Woodbury How Shampoo‘d . . . .^V.« |9c Civil Aeronautics'Board (OAB( to tion because .the .Polish Corn- says the -Warsaw government ha4 House Democrats, to n sYritca of ''gray caskets during the service. Jurqra like you. Houses and "If the Judge. is going to He .leaves two daughters, 1 Mrs. authorize "more adequate air ^ GRIIN GLASS VASES S2.49 fe $5.9t tlw itreeta were never less muniata are going, much further estabiltoed a group to investigate ..farm, bill stmtegjr, today pat J W .H A L 4 CORK ijien they were burled in the make the decision after the Norman Patch of. West Hartford; aervlco between New England com .the. 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