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permls«lon^.tb hike bus fares. privilegea; to abolish the token' rate presently in effect^ to Increase St.,“S.“S haa left New yorit Hears Tb* ^sdinpany aendees a>lgrge l i t T o ^ Australia, where aftAiWlil represent .part of the 'State, Including thq^ school ticket rate to 15 e«pU ‘pier the Girla FriendlJ^ 8ociet>\------U.S.^., F^fessors’Talk Manchester area, • zone end to lacre'ase all odd fares'. . eiiUinVisr^xiiteftlM to m»k« gt the mbetihg of the 0. F- S. '"^Jn its petUion to the PUC,'the less than five .cents to five cen*s. 4>ays Id^V t aprjn^ Nights BirJdseV* . Worl^Gouncll and the Australian '^ h e progt^m of the South School 'The gtat« Public DHlltles Com' company lists the following pro­ The public hearing will be held s, home-' joistfimOnwealth G. F. S. Councij, at room 56.5A:. State Office Build­ rl^A meellite Tuesday night in­ mission has set March 2? as the p o s e bus rates: To continue the t e l . m i Itftn.' Bdward ColtmaiK 12B April 20 to 26 in Sydney. ^ U Canii ijate for'a public hearing pn a're­ cash fare of 26 cents per present ing. 165 Capitol Ave., in Hart­ VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 1.18 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCHM, 1959 (Classified'Pag* (O)' \PR1CE FIVE CBN ^ win Rd., last t>Urttt»1^e> cluded a talk by Dr. Harrv Leon- quest by the Connecticut Co. for. fare zones wdth present transfer ford. . I t b« held *et for Apr»^ Membera of the 50-,V> Club of. hardt. profe.s,u)r of psychology at < Practic^^each XniShta o f ,Columh*r St. MarVa Episcopal Church sre Hlllyer College. Dr. LeonhardVa reminded ths' the casting and first 'd: talk was ertlHled “ How Do We. In­ Two Mancheateg. stiidenta at thp Maocheeter Barracks. Vateraf« rehearsal for thU year's produc- fluence Our Child's Personality ? ' British Ready Adenau^T, 'H: of W rtd War I. and iU Auxiliary'* iipn. "rhc Cat Haa Nine, " will be University , of C^apeetlcut are Labor Chief Says Dr. Leonhsrdt stated'that a child among the 10 stiltligntsi ygho are one womah fells ^nofhe^r^nd Wfll meat at 3 o'clock Sunday h ^ tomorrow right af 8 o'clock is influenced by his school, his oftemooh at the VFW’ Home. in new parjsh halt. practice leaching foe sMa Weeks in Protest on U.S. neighborhood and friends, and by Manchester High ScHi^Ivand Bar­ Macmillad The Firat Company, Governor's numerous aspects of his environ- nard Junlop-^Hlgh ScliocM.. . ’ DOUBLE BoiM Guard, at Avon and the Memb^rg stnd guests are remind­ mentXThe greatest Influence on Miss DOriehe Melehi^. 130 Jobless Insurance Trade Polieies^ HilUtown Leather Pounders 4-H ed of St. Patrick's Gay dinner personality comes from s child's Broad ,St., la teaching English at Horse Club are planning a meeting dance gi thg VFW Home Saturday irents, A'chtld learns, very ijften the high school. Gordon l^aU, 10 *""GREEII In Acjedrd »y example, his parents' general of V R Horse CTuha at the Horse night. A corned beef and cabbage J f-.,.. Trotter St.. Is teaching huslnefas IjOndon; March 1.1 (fl*),— Guard Farm In Avon in May. Lt. dinner will l.e .erved from fi British re.sentment at U.S. X. and ri->nrlng wiU follow until u ain.. n^t^nnhardl re education at the high schooil. STAMPS TODAY! System Fails Aims Bonn, Germany, March 1.1 John Camera, general chairman h'a H Th.t'^nirl^rr^.^rfve to ^he three other "students tfsaoh- NEREIVE trade policies will be among —Bi^iih Prime Minister i of the Horse Guard Horse S h ov 1 a.m, ' ■ / S.trne to are^ Glenn the topics British Prime (fP) r \ will talk to the clubs a b o u t^ e Ofvflop in Ihfjr rnildron n leeiinfir . M a c ni'i i l a n and Chancel- There are a fewiitlcket^kvailahle of aelf-eonfidence or “self-corn- Hartford, March 13 UP) — Tlie*pu*>l*can charge: o f a Judgeahlp Minister Macmillan will care ind feeding of horse.s and the .. .. cstlon; Miss Abhy Lou Stahl, New j lor^'Konrad Adenauer have taken ’ /r»r the British A m eric^ Club's St. head' of the State Labor Council deal for aupport of the adminiatra'- thrash out with officials in precautiona that ahould infiched full- agreement on around horses. Patrick's iMnce S u nday. They Following Dr. Leonhsrdt's talk, tCKlay told a LegUlaftfve commit­ tion'a court reform bill. Washington next week. can be bought at the club. Art Dr. Howard Lockward preaenled Mi"" tee that Connecticut’s tinemploy- The Governor made Jt clear that /Berlin, the German que.stion and;the film "The Truth About Fluor- danch, N.Y., biolbgy.,^ ,• SELF SE "While-the Berlin crlsi.s will re- ' Mrs. John .lob-^oh of t apping MeKsy's orchestra will play ment insurance system "hss ' not the news conference question wa* main the No. 1 item on the agenda and Luropean security, a (,er- and Mrs. Stanley Blasrhlk of a buffet will he aerved. .fdatlon," and apoke in favor of „ fulfilled its chief piirpo.ses.” the drat tine the matter had tieen of the Angio-U.s. discussions, man government spokesman 'flUondaling Manchester water. Barnard Incjude. W l ^ The system, said Mitchell Sviri- raiad as far ,aa he \vaa concerned. Cites Soviet Manchester afe co-chairmen of Mrs Vrnimr(,ry. | would appoint Committees to re-i tory. Asparagus . lb. 39e clared that it wa* a leRis.lative .articular opposition in Britain Macmillan arrjved ye.slerday Meriden. does hot advocate that any spe­ matter an^i'way. _ lire; from talks with French President i For N -^ar ------r------^------Lettuca ... hood 23c cific legislation be enateted, but "Anvbodv can do what tney i. The announcement last year r’hnri#m am nuniu in p » h « h « ' Tomple Orongos 79c rather that certain improvements please,” Ribicoff said. | of UJ8.'quolss for the import ?h. Unlled S,rie" next WashinRton, March 13 e. Uhe figure looked too bin also nfzed aiithority in the Unemploy-; Mgcmillah obvion.sly eonghl to . .said the President had made a meht insurance field, as well as _ , * _ . . - j quiet tVest German fears thfll hiS . iccent mi.ssion to Moscow hpd 'slronn arnument for the pro- frfjrr.. CHICKENS 302 Main, Corner Middle Turnpike leaderq ,«f both political parties. , a / 1*17(5 iSlOCK KCSCUBrS have said payments 8ho\ild cover ; ------'' ...... ral.s'ed the pro.specl of "disengage­ i Rram. Oiir chicken e.\peit, Tony Buysse, .luat Halfway Between 50 per cent of a worker's normal ment ” as an Allied policy. ! I One of those who called the thinks we should tell you that you High.School and Parkade Bonn pres.* chief Felix von E ck -1 amount too high was tender-grown can bu.y .3 legged as well as 2 earnings. 1 Sen- The average benefit In lft.58 in I ardt told a news conference that legged chickens at Pinchursl. two heads of government Mike Mansfield of Montana, Buy these broilers, fryer chickens (Tonnecticut. he said, amounted to ' 5 Children,' 2 Adults . "tt'jr;; the assistant Senate Demo­ 38.6 per cent of workers' average . "were sgreed on the procedures in. Ikf Chi(k9n t§ ask split or quartered as you prefer the coming weeks. " cratic Leader. He sunnested earnings. , . . . Ihev're fre.sh from the farm OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVES. TILL 9! He added: "No differences ex­ it minht be cut to “around 13 . . . weigh about .3 lbs. Wonderful 2. Extend the duration of bene- ! hr whan y$a Bay PLENTY OF PARKING too FRIZE-WINNINO RECIFES ist." billion." value. . . fits "on a uniform and realistic I Killed in Maine Fire British Foreign Office spokes­ FROM THE tOlh BAKE-OFF basis” from the present 26 weeks, j man Peter Hope, who waa at the BROILERS p.Uis a temporary extension of 13 ------;— ■ . conferrence, roncuned. AVashiiinton. March 13 (iiP) Split or Quarters The store that has everything: So convenient: Away from weeks. Payments should run "long Easton Maine, March 13 ue\ — n feet deep on the highways pre- The agreement followed a period — Pre.sident Eisenhower asked traffic! Better meats, fruit* and vegetable*. Sendee Meat Pilbbsiy'f lEST enough to cover average periods persons, including five chil- vented help from reaching the of considerable German coolness ronjri'088 today for $3,930,- of unemployment which are be- ■ pprished early todav in a fire scene in lime. 2 LEGGED or Department, self sersdee groceries. and misgiving over .Macmillan'.* ^ 000,000 in foreign aid. He said 3 LEGGED yond workers’ control," h« said. rteatroved their .5-room cot- The fire at 2 a m. brought out visit to Moscow. Payroll and authorized personal eheek* cashed when you FLOUR 3. Unemployment c o v e r a g e snow-bound Eaaton,_ about the community's volunteer fire- Some West Oei nian sources had I lie Hjtendins: is e.ssential to CUT UP TENDER •houldhould be expanded "to include all . ,hi> Panadian bor- fighter.*,fialiters. buf bybv the time they survival in the face of a purchase your “ good things to eat." Carry but sendee. BUYS 11 n me privately there was fear employes, regardless of the size of ; ; crashed their way through the L!."’ Macmillan might give wav on some "Kiowinfr Communi.st poten­ FRYERS nd home . .. r Pinehursl meat manager Charlie McCarthy, has worked the firm.” The victims were .lohn Hersey. snow drifts t+i# victims a points other western partners re­ tial to Idunch a war of nuclear out tun freezer or large family spenala for thi.s weekend, .5 I.b. Bag 35c Place your order note Presently Connecticut employes 41. five of his six children, and were beyond help. who Work for very small firms or garded as vital without getting ’ Heads COP GommUtee on Objectives destruction.’’ to go along with a sale on tender Pinehurst Steaks. M'ith Coupon .On Page 7 for your Enxter Ham, Carl Lundy. 50. an overnight giiest An ambulant* aent from ; anything from the Ru.*aian.* in re­ for non-profit or local government of the Herseys. Presque Isle, seven miles away, Meade Alcorn, clmlrnian of the Republican National Cnnimittce, poses in Washington today with In a special me*.*a(fe Elsenhow ­ Canned Ham, Turkey, organizations are not . eligible for turn. Charle.* H. Percy, right, whom he has appointed as head of a COP committee to draft a statement' er cautioned agalnal reckless cuts, Lowest Price The children were John, 12. Vic- ^,-8, able to maneuver onl.v two A*ked today about the Bonn gov­ HALE'S FRESHLY Roant or Lamb. payments. Those persops; said togia. 8. James, 7, Elizabeth 5 and mile.s in two hours before it final- of party principles and long-range objectiye*. Percy is president of the Bell * Howell Co..,in Chi­ lest the United States become "the Sviridoff. "are in fact secbncl class ernment’.*' Httitiide, Von Erkaid! cago. Alc-orn said the 44-membec committee represents "all segments of Republican party think­ richest nation in the graveyard of Ever O n ReguUr Sirloins will be featured at ..lb. 89d GROUND Cindy 4. , ' I ly bogged down crfmpletely. said it had always regarded the FANf'V NATIVE citizens.” X Hersey’a iLdfe. Christina, 40, andj yiceFii trucks aent from Mara Hill, ing." ( AP Photofax I. history." Pillsburys I Mscmillan trip a* use.rul. hut now The President said the full Double bone or flat bone sirloins along with tender If they loee their jobs, he said, the only surviving ch il^ Deanna. eight miles away, could not get i it regarded it as haxlng been "ex- amount 1* urgently needed to short steaks will be on .sale af ...... lb. 99c: COFFEE "they are just a* unemployed and 13. escaped from the bl£ung I ’ i- through to the scene at all. Only Itremely usef\il " F O W L . 1, 3 3 c just, as much In need of coverage story wooden dwelling by crash­ one heavy ftr* truck made it from thwart "a fgnatic conspiracy of in­ Koi freezer or large family special values. ing through a firat floor window. i A reporter asked for elaboration ternational communism which FULLY rOOKEP as persons now covered.” Presque Isle. I of the full SLgreement on Berlin, BEST Flour 1.1,. 6 7 c ■Gov. Abraham Ribicoff today Both snffered from bum*. cuW. State Agencies Fight J^***®<*^, maintains 6^4 -million men under Ironically, Hersey, a former pro­ i Germany apd European lecurity. SMOKED DAINTIES shrugged off a newsman's queation on the face, chest and arms apd fessional boxer, wit* a firefighter arms in about 400 divisions around a» to whether any legislative In­ from shock. / I Both spokesmen said they had the world. CUDAHY'S SUNLIGHT at Loring Air Force Base. Lim#- ! no intenfion of tipping the West's . T»*ii Keds for quiry was contemplated on Re- Snow drifts aa much a* /four Singling out Russia’s drive to H or ft rib ohop* and about I ' j lb* of lamb stew A C ^ CREAMERY stone, l^ine, 20 miles from hit >‘ hsind before negotiations with Rus­ or lamb patties. Weight 7 to 8 lbs. Special at lb. O J C T,b. 6 5 c home, force the West out of Berlin, Eisen­ (DAISY HAM) sia. Reorganization Bills Tie with Syria Liindy was a laborer tn Preaque hower said; . They aald there was agreement “In Europe today the Soviet Un­ ^BESri The..,. 12 lamb racks, which will be cut up for you will BUTTER SNOW WHITE Isle. Mrs, Dan Lovely, a neighbor, Damasen*. March 1.3 (A’- Pres­ ion hss made demands regarding have the kidney removed and give you a lot 11? f t ft (Continued on Page Thirteen) if they-were roped together with ident .Nasser (harged today that the future of Berlin which, if un­ of meat for under ...... • J s w w PICKLED TRIPE Storm Deaths at 4 5 said she waa awakened by scream4 Hanford. .March 13 lU’i The ••J*aoo**;»*■•ooo» i.h. 6 9 c in th* Hersey residence. Democratic Slate administrations organizations of a different na­ Iraqi Commiinisl.* tried to create * modified. could have perilous con­ ture. Syrian-Iraql union dominated by sequences. She said the house wqa ehvel-, proposal to cut down the numher su, rt)if*5 LOCAL FRESH Lb. 4 9 c oped in flames as she ran.Outside j ,\l \-eslerday s hearing, spokes­ "Sn Iraqi brand of coniniimism." "The resoluteness with which we riouu to help. c .. ; Benson Blocks of State agenciea by elmiinatjuR men for the Board of Education .\’as.sei spoke to crowd.* \vho and our Alliea will meet this Is- « r ' dead .\o. ^^P^nehurst large family nr freezer special. Whole GRADE "A " As Region Digs Out Mrs. Ijovely gave first aid ; to ; some and lumping olheia in new for the Blind and the Slate l.ihiar\- transformed the funeral of Iraqi rebel into one of the biggest strip 10 or II Ihs. of fender government Inspected Pork Lenten Special Mr*. Hersey while another neigh- ‘ groupings (-ontinnes to rile the af­ were the most voi-al in opposing (Continned on Page Tea) Further Cut in thfl reorganization. anti-( "om mu Hist demoiist i at ions giving you I-S lb. roasts and 4 to S lb* of center y| bor, Mr*. Charle* Davis, helped ] fected agencies, Bring your Plllsbury and other EGGS Ye.sterctay. those again.sl the ad­ The only persons to sjHiak in ever staged in the Arab world. chops all af the prl<-e of ...... Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS *wich, died of a heart attack. orlLeanna. the only' eurtdving child., Il also was tlie biggest antl- nationally advertised coupon* Shown here Is Hale’s fabulous Plllsbury Flour display—where you OYSTERS It was Mrs. Da'i’ia w’ho called the ministration's bill to (leale a new lavor of the measure, which will j aevere mid-March anowslorm I "fok e. Nicholas Salvia, 59. Der Dairy Supports Department of kldiication greally Ka.ssem rally sini e the conflict of to Pinehurst for redemption. . Heic again for about 85.00 you get a lot of good eating T.g. Dfiz. can buy Plllsbury new 100 Recipe l^ok for pnly 25c. by. was the r^an who died of car- Baoton Fir*„l5epartment. be given an additional hearing 53c which hammered the Northeast, oiitniinibered th.ise foi- it at an ed- the two powerful Arab leaders - - Buy Plllsbury cook book* at for a small sum. Ijon monoxide poisoning. Aii- March 2fi. were Sen. Arthur H. Bulletins Pinehurst. 'i Pint 55c By OVID A. MARTIN |iiratinn lomniitten hearing. The Healey, i I>-New Haven i and .Nasser and Iraqi Premier Abdel Repealmg last week s special crippling normal activities and | thoritiea sa)d snow clogged both (ConHnued on Page Fifteen) Karim Ka.s.sem - broke Into the PiLLSBURY GOLDEN SiLVER LANE KOSHER leaving a de'sth toll of 2.5, tapered i exhaust pipes of his car. and the (.4P Farm Writer) department would he made up r.f Petrie PhiMip.s. as.sis;ant .Slate Fi­ from the AP.Wiren low price on In.stant Ma.xwell, BOSTON BLUE tlie present .Stale Board of Fdi,ica- nance UomniiSHioner. open following. tl\e revolt at Mosul w lh thi.s note . , . "no limit, l.h. Plllsbury Flour With off today. I fume.* seeped into the vehicle Washington, March 13 (Ah - - A in northern Iraq. PINEHURST 7-RIB CUT The late winter storm, the worst | \vhile Salvia waa warming the en- derision Of Secretary of Agricul­ linn. the Oral ScTiool for the’’DeHl Roth .said (-on.solidation will buy 1 or a dozen" while we 5 Coupon on Page 1. Dill Gherkins RSH (POLLOCK) T risk ai. .. .etc? at Mystu-, the Board of fMiiralum About 2.50,00n people partici­ have thus special 7r pal-k vnu P!E CRUST MiX Otit to Fry. Broil or Bakh of the season, dumped more than i gj^e. ' ture Benson to make no further bring about more effii-ient opera- pated or witne.ssed the funeral PAYLESS PAY DAYS SEEN ROAST PORK l,b. 29c a foot of snow in section.* of Ne\V| Moat of the state’s schools were reduction in dairy price support* for the Blind, and the .State l.i- linn and more cenli.ilized tlirec- 1-anslng, Midi., March IS can have all you Want at this IMPORTED STYLE braiy. riemrinstiation, which wound up in "lowe.'l pnee ever." England and New York State, They reopened Netv York. .March 13 - has political aa well as economic I ion. , ,, , . , , front of the presidential residence (S’!—^The Republican controUM) Lb. ■ Light snow fell during the early. ^yjfb (he exception of Are you afflicted with triskai- Another reorganl/.a 1 ion hill, one I he bill proviib-s bat boai.l.* of ^ state Senate toda.v rejected a nemand Continues For Pinehurst Special 29c implications. that would, put all Stale conei- morning in the extreme Northea.«l, grbopis in Shelton and the New dekaphobia ? In announcing this deci.*ion at director.* of- tbc .‘'tate I>ihrary, ' j $IOO-mtllinn tiond proposal which 2pkK.s. 29c Qt. Jar 35c as the intense storm moved o>il in- Ha\'en State Teachers College. tional institutions under one de­ Oral SrhfX)!. and the Boaid of FM- Nas.ser told the clieering crowds : 3 in 1 BLEND OF MEAT L O A F - Well, if you are, today ■ new.* conference late ye.«terda,y, he offefed four times to meet its supporter* Mild would have 38 to the Atlantic. , Snow nr Rain Foreoast makes it two months in a i-ow partment, was argued against at iicalion for the Blinrl would aerve averted the proHpect* of pay­ VEAL . PORK . . BEEF Sliced to Pleaxe Yon:—^ Motorist* in Coitnecticut moyed Ben.*on set forth at length wliat another recent healing Kasaem "to close the Arab ranks" PREMIER CUT ■Lhe w-eatherman forecast fair that you have suffered the he termed economic justifications ■ only lo advi.8p tlio af^cretary of Ihe less day* for 32,000 state em­ Freshly ground in Just the right cautiously today oyer roads made skies for tonight, but said there aling,* and arrows of Friday <1te Own Problem* Stale Boai'd of F»ucation, but Ka.ssem always refused. ployee about May I. Sen. Carl­ NEW ARRIVALS IN Jellied Veal Tongue for retaining the pre.sent dairy I The crowd* chanted "There iS amniinis ...... Lh. 79c iNSTANT TANG GREEN ar WAX hazardous in spots by the winter's w-as a chance of sopre snow or rain the 13th. We had one in Feb­ On botli occasions, the agencies State ('ommiaaioner of F'ki’.ioa- ton H. Mnrri*. a Republican PINEHURST FROSTED 49c V2 Lb. worst snowfall. tomorrow. ruary too. supports.i. Under the law; he conld * . involved testified . that .. they had . tion William J Sandpia opposed no God but God" and "Deatli to *|M>kesman, told newsmen Re­ 4-OZ. JAR MAKES Skies were mostly sunny, but The storm-was Indirectly.blamed But cheer up. Two Fridays have cut them about 3 fh'''';^o\yn particular piobleni.* nml j ^ g/^^rd Kassem" as they accompanied the publicans were unwilling to Pinehurst I.amb Patties sold frozen and seasoned. BEANS Italian ('ooked Salami •ubfreezing temperatures caused for the . deaths this morning of the 13lh in a row will not hap­ .'?ome farm leaders expres.sed would find it harder to solve them of Rdu(-ali(i slioiilii he givcq.com- body of Col. Mohammed .'^aid .She- "start dow-n the endletis road of FOOD CASES . . Tender Roasting anow to harden on many road.*. surprise. They had expected a re­ hab, Iraqi raljel wounded in the deficit financing.” Special ...... lb. 29€ 4 lbs. $1.00 Half Gal. 24 GLASSES 49c V2 Lb. seven person's including five chil- pen again’for aix year.*. plele control of the other in.stitu- Na. 303 Site Can Major highways were all hut clear Oh yes. this triakaidekapho- duction. Benson already had low-1 lions. If aii.-h lontrol were guar- fighting at Mosul. He escaped to to go along «ifh Pepperidge today. Howeyer, numerous other ered suppoita for a great number Syria despite the wounds and died Fann frozen apple mils, apple C h icken s Provolone Cheese (Contlnned on Page Nine) bia: It'* fear of the figure 13. aniced by al»oli.shing the board* HALL .MAY MANAGE NIXON LARGE LAMB LEGS lb. 59t road throughout the state were of prodiicts; including wheat, corh, j Ilf the other agencies, he said, the in Damascus Wednesday. ! Garden City,. N. 1’.. March 13 turnovers, raspberry turnovers, slippery with packed-down snow. rye. oats, barley, sorghum grain. I News Tidbits Marchers carried hundreds of bluebom' hirno\er*. tVe non Many of our ru-stoiuCra prefer j« r 59e 3 Can. 49c 39c Vi Lb. State Board of K heart attack today aa he waa Chickon, Turkey, Beef. No limit " f Pkgs. 99c battle now going on between the other eoulttioii government after nhoveling snow at hi* home. The Fann sea.soned stuffing . . . Hagerty said the President is de­ Other 3'ole Issue* Rouge.!’ he replied later w-hen I ■■ Kansas City, March 18 (fp)—A lighted. Hawaiahs will li*ve other thing* administration and the Democrat- parliamentary election.< f-iom which - Baton Rouge, March 2* (43- other* died yesterday at the LfntU Soup «vith Franks. be siire to have some rranborrv I’ ict.swecl Pea.s, Spinach, French Fries. the middle-of-the-iviad Catho- asked about a recent 440 man lay­ •iV • 17-year-old boy died last night af­ jin four to six months Hawaii to vote on. besides officers. Tough-talking James Hoffa had a height of the storm, satree to go with them and he Peoples Parly comes out big- message for independ- off at the giant refinery. These ' convenient packages watch your rooking time, for -Mi.x 'em or match ’em. ter" making a 810 wager he could copld be a full partner in the union. They must decide: (Contlniied on Page Fifteen). 4.000 which Serve two, are Just the drink a fifth of whiskey in less gest winner. , refinery workers last ,Moie tlian 1.000 IIWA- members e 1060 cult. . .Soviet magazine complains ! aside an angry barrage of criticism all "refinery mechanic c t g ry. rut Broccoli ...... 2 ?'or 35c Marlon Beeler, • acting chief of census. { tiny, privately owned, coral atoll Wa.*hington, March IS (A’l- -Sen. lumping many craft groups. spent what, his doctor called a CREAM in pints or half .gal­ police at suburban Raytown, said 960 mijea south of Honolulu I. Hubert h" Hnmphrev (D-Minn) I ‘ bat U.S. plane* are Nhadowing from .30 AFL-CIO unions in the fltfiil night In a private clinlo lons. .*'2 gallon tl.OO. , MASHED POTATO' Time !8ohedule ' j Hoffa swiftly made il clear it Pictsweet Broccoli Upton’s Chicken Noodle Soup Pkg*. 29c police are holding two older yo\ith.* There is a maximum time sched­ 3. 3Yhe1her to accept the federal said today he will decide by mid-j ***‘l»* “ b the high seas. | area (or a bold _>'’ yasion o this wa.* muscles that count with him. here. “ He has pneumonia in both Speai's ...... 3 For 45c Am/>o / .. f .(CefittaMfi on Pag* fyttoM ) with an incendtair bullet. ' the fight is not[ limited. to. Baton (Ooatlniied ofi ihiif* lkijrte«fi) r

A r ■ X . ' -**► '' . ' . J , \ r‘: X PAGE THREE MANCHKS'L'1?R^V EN1NG h e r a l d , MANtlvI^S’l'ER, CQNN, FRIDAY, MARCH Ig, 1959 . ■ ‘ ail v 4^% n c h e s t e b EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH\U, 1959- ranch wagdn was. crbaalng the ber the local Y will celebraTs Us , / ISduih Windsor highway he applied trolley, foot 40th anniversary. ‘Hai^ock’ Dies; wlU be placed on tenure providing and'hand brakea. ■ Following is the meiwr for the A Concert iacreikMilak Teachers itejecl they are certifled. Hie maximum The right front corner of the Wapplng, .-pleasant .Valley and Famed in Yiikiikoh WHITE ELEPHANT Bob Ellsworth •'THE CAT^TATA n o . 4"—by J. S. Mr this plan ia .$h,800. • . r Irector struck the door to the Union Schools for nskt wMk; Mon­ X "THE MASS IN O-MAJOR’’—by F. SCSpUf^ERT ^^ew Pay Pliia Scbelanhip Vtad Sheinwold on r I s t a u r a n t driver's seat of the car, bending it day. vegetarian bea|ia, slice Dawson City, YM^ March 12/47 Escapes Harm of checse,''^hbage salad, '’peanut PlatiiN /or a' $100 achoIa«eh)p X590 BERLIN TPKE-, BERLIN In beyond the steering post. Just — A. J. "H ardrock\^ MacDonald,; Presented bv the Chancel Choir with the Ha^KMdiool of Moole butter sandwich, fruit; Tuesday, Chamber Orcheatra, Philip Trbgg^f^ conducting. fund and>-l*«0 Spring Fair ware North dealer TEL. BEverly 7-9$00 • before the Impact Ellsworth flop­ 'm ch«n *t RHAM Jtinior-i«n- baibeeued b e e f^ ^ buns, potqto an almost legtndary ^ i r e 1;. the U>r hlfh »ch»ar have rejected the diacussed by^npie than 200 PTSA d e f e n d CAREFUIX,y < Both sides mlaeraWd \ Tour Host ED I bHOURE ' In Rt. .5 Crash ped over on the seat away chips, whole kernel corn, Jelio; ProfMaiotml Service S*lar>- Plan. ' meidbera at a >e«nt meeting In AFTER eSLOSE DOUBLE NORTHS \ trbm the steering columh- 'This ac­ Yukon, died here today. SUNDAY. MARCH 15.7:30 f.M . AT THE HANQUET BALL AVAIL^LB tion', which involved quick think­ Wednesday, soup and crackers, RHAK SuperinUndent Andrew the RHAM High .Sbh^l Auditori- By Alfred Bbeinwold ' 4A-'K*3 2 \ 'e One) throw off the yoke of Robert S. (Bob) Ellsworth, 33, of \ MacDonald's age was not'Hmown ing on his part, doubtless saved erg salad sandwich, cherry crisp; SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH. Ifan^tea aald he had received a tat­ uln recently. ^ UiB. Mxeterm Team Champk* FOB WEDDINGS, PARTTHIS are strong and powerful. Funds for the acbolaranlpo^ be d54 Allison 6r., WTIC TV and him from serious Injury, Sterniak Tmur-aday, home style spaghetti, bW he had spent more th a \ 40 ter Tuesday from the RftAiJ J9S 4 \ ■"ni'ere Is no question,” Whiter MANCHESTER, CO NN.\ It Is often necessary to make group Yvhs, Japanese, 36.9 p?r cent. radio announcer, suffered bruises cheese squares, tossed green salad, yeaVs as a miner and prosper Tearttera' A u n . atatlnx rmiaed by showing movies nv the ______K FBIDAT «FE0IAId said. Khool auditorium this spring. very close doubles in tbumaroent The precedent o f Alaska^a ad­ said, "but that .Communist I on“ hTs Ten Vide yesterday afternoon Steridak and State. Policeman rolls and butter, cookies: Friday, in thf^Yukon territories. The can TICKETS f r e e a t THE CHCRCII OFFICE OR thit they have voted to reject the WEST EAST .N o definite decision haa ; beea bridge. The difference t^etw * • 2.25 mission to the tstjOT voted by^Ejpn- have a v e ^ ^^'^^durimrduring the helahtheight of(ft the snowstorm Robecr Riemer, who assisted in tuna wiggle on blacults, buttered of his death waa not annoiihced. FROM ANY MEMBER OF THE CHOIR. ' plan. >Jo reaaon was ifiven in the gress laat year dpMed Die. door economy of Hawaii.’ when a tandem tractor trailer IheXivesligatlon, arrested Hatton made aa to ^he specific use of the lecting 100 points aniS .260 points WQ 1072 ¥ A K I< 5 N or Is there question, he said, green beana, carrot tllcka, jam Once ii^t he 1930s he walked 40<) letter. He added that a ihcetinK of fCINCf e v e r t FEIDAT aad SATURDAY EVENINGS long alammed ahut x&r.^awall. ^ trucX skidded into his ranch oh a reckless driving charge. He miles alone\from Mayo to Aklavlk the teachers with the Regional scholarship. A scholarahij) commit­ ♦ Q 3 ♦ A 10 8 7 that Harry Bridges and Jack Hall sandwich, fruit cocktail. Milk la tee composed of Cprlton Seybott, is unimportant in rubber bridge Opposition melted In the final wagon on Rt. 6, South Windsor. , "t as released after posting a $35 served with all iunchea. with only a rifle and a sack of .salt District 8 Board of Education has « !» 5 2 dkAJ Qf the International Longshore­ principal: Grover Howard, guid­ but is tremeirdoua in a tonnia- hour, of House debate. House Force of the impact pu-shed the bond to guarantee appearance in been set for March 19. at the s o im i men’s and Warehousemen’s Union to sustain hlim.j)n the 17-day trip ance director; and the Rtv.N Wil­ Speaker Sam Rayburn - (D-Texj , ranch wSgon about 75 feet fropnrihe Town Cou.t April 6. Advertisement— across mountafqs, miuskeg, gla­ teachers’ request. The^meetlng will ment. ♦ Q 7 .“‘exercise influences far beyond Sullivan Av^ intersection "onlb^he lard E. Th'omen of Andover;'wiH ¥ 9 4 long a formidable opponent of Ha­ YMC.A com m ittees Set A good driving record means ciers and barrenXjands. 'The trip be held at 8 p.m. at Che RHAM Blast, should not double three the normal, legitimate liirluences snow-covered esplanade. meet in the near future to deter­ ♦ 6 2 waii statehood, issued a statement The XY, local ,YMCA advisory Big Savings when you insure was made -so the alory gop's- to MANCHESTER High School. clubs at rubber bridge. If he gets congratulating Hawaii. He said the of labor leaders.” State Police said Ellsw’orth was mine details In connection with the 4iQ 10 87643 STATE But Wa,Uer said he was convinc­ board, will meet at the home of through Safeco where you get ■the deliver a holllc of runr fn a friend 'The PSSP was recently a p -! two heart trl its, he will still have Ndrtk East Soofh West territory now deserves membership crossing Rt. 5 oii' way to the Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lane of El­ be.st for less. Crockett Agency InK, I proved by'the Regional Board and 1 scholarship. only four tricks His partner may v i A r d c m s i t i r ed that under the new responsibil­ South Windsor post office just after in Aklavik. \ Volunteers interested in serving 1 * DM. In the union and will be “an asset ' by the Boards of Education o f: well show up' with a comj)letely 2 * V»M ities of statehood, the patriotic the traffic light at the Sullivan lington Rd, Monday at 8 p.m. Com­ MI 3-1577. on a planning committee for the 2 A Pisa 3 db Pass 'W ow to the United States.” mittees are to be formed to make SHEET METAL WORKS Andover, Hebron and Marlbor-! worthless hand, and then South people of Hawaii would break the Ave. intersection turned to green. 1960 Spring Fair are asked to con­ ^ Dbl. AH Paaa Tonight Continuous from 1 Charge! o f cqmmuniatn In Hawaii preliminary studies and report Manchester Evening Herald i n c o r p C r a t e d ough. j will score gams for three clubs Opening lend — V 2 Feature Tonight 8:06-8:80 hold of these labor leaders .“for Michael C, Hatton, 31, o K Gary, Under the plan, devi.sed by | tact Mrs. Gertrude Prentice and played a significant part In the all time to come.” •„ ind!. was driving the Itv^i-heel their findin"-* In t’'." South Windsor . correspondent El­ doubled and made. final debate. Rep. John R. Pillion UNDER NEW M.ANAGEMENT Manges, teacher salaries start a t; Andrew Gasper of Andover, Mrs. When the hand was actually vovit GOtri. ARt Aa Fierce, Aa Exciting track north on Rt. 5. '■ Committee rhairmen, who have al­ more G. Burnham, telephone Ralph Boyingtoh or Mrs. Richard E ..TE;j BtfAU'.F y (R -N Y ) said adrtilasion of Hawaii .Mitchell 4-0674. a J4.200 minimum except In played In a tournament. East points for doubletona when you As the Novel. i Persuasive Customers Hatton told State Policeman Ed­ ready been ^iioscn i.iC-i...... I NEW LOCATION Hebron where, a minimum of $4,000 i M. Grant of Hebron;,.- or Mrs. doubled without fear. East didn't would “ actually Invite four Soviet mund Sterniak, he applied his toot Kaiser, leadership recruiting; Mrs. Douglas Secord and Rbbert Farley lack support for partner's suit. agents to take seats in the U.S. NEW HIGH IN SNOBBERY has been retained. ' The PSSP is want to collect 100 points for set­ (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ brake lightly and .shifted to a low­ Roger Llnsley, facilities planning; of Marlborough. Congreas.” Racbie. Wis. iJPi—A woman who Philadelphia, March 13 f)T» A WATiUNS- * considered to be a continuous plan, ting declarer one trick undoubled; ture# Corp.) er gear when about l-")0 yards from Mrs. J. A. Harri-son, public rela­ But Chairman Francis E. Walt-, advertised a used television set tions; and Mrs. Norman Petersen, Philadelphia car waah place has 319 BROAD ST. rather that a salary schedule, and he might then discover that all the and an electric mixer for sale for the Intersection. When appro.xi- increases are dependent upon the THE MAIN er (D-Pa) of the House Committee mately 60 yard* from the corner 'telephone. hit a new high in snob appeal. other East-West pairs were scor­ $55 complained to police alter two on un-Amerloan Activities urged The chief matter to he taken up A sign there reads: WEST approval of the I^ard. Extended ForecdH ing 110 or 140 point's at hearts. If DeMolay to Note , unidentified men called aX her he cut into'lhe left lane, thinking PHONE Ml 3-5413 The first three years on the plan this were the situation, a score of the House, aa a security move, to Ellsworth wa.s about to make a at the meeting Is the recraitmenl "Foreign cars washed only In "enact this legislation to the end hofhe and forced her son to tic' imported water. , Funaral Senfke GENERAL are considered to be a probation­ too points for East-West would be cept only $23 for the appliances. right turn into Rt. 5. Seeing the of leaders for next fall. In Novem­ ary period after which teachers ■-'I’emperaturea In Connecticut In Obligatory Day K»RL that these people (of Hawaii) will a horrible result; but a score of ORMOND J. WEST, Dlrortdr, SHEET METAL WORKS the next & days. Saturday through 200 points would be very fine. V FEATURE Wednesday, will probably average West opened the deuce of hearts, John Mather Chapter, Order of- SCHQI-ipEN^ 142 E.AST CENTER ST. JOBBING AND near normal. and East took the king and ace. DeMolay, will observe Obligatory STARTS AT Mitchell 9-7196 CONTRACT WORK ^ / ■ %"- At this time normal mean tem­ East breathed a little more free­ Day on Sunday when the' mem- ' i.. perature at Hartford is 37, with T i l t ly. but he was still not cut of the bera o f the c h a .t.r will attend the Your Need. iJtrge Or Small Will 6«iieral Home dally range between 47 and 27. At woods. He could see four tricks,' 11 a.m, service at the Center Con­ *J(jst like a woman! want a car New Haven the normal range is V nvofTt a c a r tTtatk 7 Mancheater’a Olde*t RiH-elve Careful Attention and ConaldcraHon but the fifth was a little harder to gregational CSiurch. Under Direct Supervtolon Of 46 to 29, At Bridgeport 45 to 29. discover. Obligatory Day, obeerved on ------^ with Floe*! Facllltlea. Rising temperat^^e Saturday, n a m c o iM * Improvtment Co. SeU Up Trump Trick Off-Street Parklny warmer Sunday, turning colder the closest Sunday to March 18, J# commemorates the founding o f the Eatahllahed 1874 Estinutes Cheerfully Given again Monday or Tuesday. There wasn't much chance to 8:3 O ps BOB" D A V IS Precipitation Saturday night develop a trick In any of the aide Order of DeMolay. EOUO.SEO tr CO-’tATUPt and early Sunday and again about .suits, so East tried to set up a All officers and members of IIHIIIIIBl Phon* BU 9-3537 Monday may total one quarter trump trick for his partner. John Mather Chapter are reques- EVERY NIGHT Wtodew .hade* of lovely Du Pont After cashing the top hearts, ed to aaaemble at the Masonic BUDIIOR Inch melted. BDHIIOR EXCEPT "Tontine’' are ea.y to warti. Will East took the ace of diamonds Temple at 10:30 so that the chap­ iMk like new. Won’t crack, fray or and led another diamond to dum­ ter may enter the church aa a SATURDAY my. Declarer led the king of clubs, unit. MUUID J8UMO'* pinhole. Aeailabic in many attrM- '•AT SUN MA TiNFf tivo colon- Jurt call u*. Wc will bo and East took the ace. Now East led a third diamond, UbUAL to measure your window, and WEST OO.AST HEAT W .W E i'*-V.‘ 1 give you a free ntimatc for new and W est’s nine of clubs could not Los Angeles. March 13 OF)— A "Tontin*." r ORANGE HALL Z be shut out. If South ruffed low, summer-like heat wave sent the \ West would over-ruff. If South JTSiini PARKIN^I SiWlNGS” temperature up to 87 degrees in PEOPLE Hadassah Chapter ruffed with the ten, the nine would WiAR THtATRI |» Greatest sportswear value Los Angeles yesterday—hottest become high later on. day of the year. And what's more, Sets Donor Party Dally Qiieetion there wasn’t any smog. Partner bids one spade and the It was even hotter In other B IN G O ^The Mancheater Chapter of next play.ef pas.se.s. You hold: southern California cities. 1-ong Spades—Q 7; Hearts—9 4; Dia­ Hadaasah will hold ita annual Beach topped the list with 90. hot­ in America! monds--6 2; Clubs-Q 10 8 7 6 4 3. EVEfcY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 J donor cocktail party on 'Tuesday ter even than the desert resort of What do you say? “Daoe, tve found exactly the fight evening at 7:30. The donor party Palm Springs, where it was 87. PROGRAMS E. A. JOHNSON ^ ORANGE HAliL. 7* EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ^ concludc.s the yearly fund drive Answer: Pass. There is no virtue \ 1 $0 REGULAR GAMES—6 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPSTAKE ^ for Youth Aliyah and Hadaasah in responding on a 4-point hand cm for as! IfU make driving ever P A IN T C O . Medical Organization. when you have poor support for to much more comfortable.” The Youth Aliyah program aids partner’s suit and a very ragged m MAW *T., MAHmESTER suit of your own. Don't count A a Dine, Dance * HavA Fun refugees from Europe and Israel, i t \ mostly children. Tiie Hadaasah ^ Every Video Everyday Medical Organization worka to • THURS., FRI. and SAT. “CoRifort’s Bne, Nancy, guard the.health of Israeli citizena # MIKE STANKO'S All Rights Reaerved— bat we’ve got to consider and adds to the progress of medi­ H. T. Dickenson A Con Ine. cine through research education and treatment. •O A K GRILL lavingl, too. And Tve thfi performance that won bett J so Oak St„ Manchester An original skit written by Mrs. actreiR hAminatina for Susan Hay- found jnst the car for that!” I-arry Spiwak. president of the W No Cover, No Minimum WARDS chapter, will be presented as the “I AMPLE PARIUNO - r.- O N T (. O M L ri V W A H CJ "rW ANT TO LIVE" NeWs slim-styled entertainment for the evening. A l:8b"6;3M:5S When You Comporo nurse's cap pinning ceremony will Also Jack Palance-Aaita Kckberr A New Motoroki... “But the car I’ve found is so easy 'And for not one penny also b« held, the pins will be "THE MAN INSIDE" to get in and out of . .. and so extra, we’ll, get a lot of extra given to individuals who increase . with your present ALL-WOOL their donor by $2.50. This addition­ or any other TV you’ll saving features in the car I want 8aa., *‘SlranKer ia My Arms'* ^ am k comfy to fit in. You know horv 824-828 M A IN ST. al rponey was requested as part of find there la no compari­ the emergency relief fund for the ELECTRONICS son! Motorola’s picture, much I have to drive. AcUuiUy, like its muffler that’s aluminized many Rumartlan Jews that were STATE sound and cabinet make M l 3-S161 permitted to enter Israel some two LABORATORIES a full-time mother is a part-time to normally last twice as long.” SPORTCOATS TOMORROW 2 P.M. it an unbeatable choice. weeks ago. rhone Martford JA M M l Buy soop at STANEK’S. Mrs. Ixtuise Nathan, chairman chauffeur. You do want me to he of the Youth Aliyah committee is DOORS OPEN 1:80 277 BROAD being a.ssisted by Mrs David J comfortable—don’t you, dear?’ “In the car 1 want, everybody enjoys a .soft Rubin. Mrs. Philip Bayer. Mrs. HARTFORD, CONN. RADIO T E I [ V I S I 0 N Abraham Zubrow, Mrs. Marvin comfortable .feat... even the folks in 10 SHOWS Fler, Mrs Julius Fradin, Mrs. "Yes, but mv car will save us as much as the middle! Thus car’s built just right for George Sandals. Mrs. I^rry I n V / TT w e e k l y Ukaanel a M.h Baven. (toBS. 5:15 (15) BETWEEN THE ACTS Ofeaonel IS Hartford. Coao, 5:50 (55) CONBAO NAGEL THEATEB Spiwak. Mrs. Harry Tarlow, Mrs. Good Seats Available Ckarael Xt SpriaafieM. Haa*. (15) YOU ABE THEBE $1.00 on every tankful of gas because people, like you and me and the children ... Irving Goddard, Mrs, Nat Schwe- Right Up To Show Time Chaaael M New Britala. Cobb, 5:4* ( ^ ) PHIL SILVERS SHOW del. Sirs. Sanol Solomon and Mrs. Chaaacl 44 Bol.Toke, Maaa. "Bllko’s Vampire" it uses regular. How about that?” and besides, I think it's cute.” THE ONLY 'TODD-.AO ChBBBfl 85 Waterbary Coaa. (22-50) H-SOUAD Famous Raymond Beller. “ Dealhjt,Threat" The Hadassah Medical Organiza­ Miracle SCrrra and Sonsd ( 8) HIGHraV PATROL Brtwee. Bostou and New York! S;»e''(S) THE BIG PAVOrr Sure you (XMild pay more... tion is in charge of refreshments (23-541 VOL'NG DB. SIALOffE (18) MOVIE AT 0 TKrrr it so oihrr Tudd-AO is Coaa. ( 8-5SI BEAT THE CLOCK _ "Dram." “Well, that’s nice, hut what about my “Sure, looks are Important . . . and my car but why? Diese sport coats for the evening: the committee (4.) ALL STAB PLAYHOUSE (55) TOMBSTONE TEBBITOBT consists of Mrs. Daniel Mosler, 1:54 ( 5-4.) THE VERDICT IS VOUB8 (Premiere) ‘/Whlptaw” friUy hats? .We’ll have room not just will keep on looking good ’cause its finish is are finely t^ored of 1002 wool chairman, Mrs. Jack Goldberg. (22-501 FROM THESE ROOTS v 5:50 (22-50) TBE THiN MAN ... in the most ivanted Spring Mrs. Herbert Byk, and Mrs. James ( S) CONNECTICUT BAND- ' "Lady KraakeBateia” so bright and durable it never needs waxing.” Brentshire STAND ( 540) PIJIYjHOUSE OF STABS head, room in my car. And you’re no shades and patterns! fjeivest Siegal. You’ve Never Really (55) WHO DO YOU TBUSTT "lyy Leazae" Laughed Until Ypti’ve 4:04 ( 5) BANGEB ANDY ( 5413) 77 SIJNSeT STRIP shorty, either ... you'd bump your head light and medium tones in I22-M) ttUEEN »X)B A DAY "Pa.adeaa Caper" Mjarlin Asks Lopj Seen The One rRu Only in a lot of those new cars. "Well, the nice man at Ivy stripes, random plaids, Nichols TIPC the Ford Dealers told me,. bwcles and silk effects. . . DANNV^AYE W. Ha ENGLAND in smart 3-button models Toppers Of AH Complaints Monehoster ■ Ine. LUMBER CO. “Not in this one. Besides, with flap pockets, center Complaints and requests for GOODYEAR H only needs oil “Did you say FORD? . . . that’s the car vents. Ckime in today. . . get service or suggestions for Improv- “Ki|«tl( m Wood” OPEN ALL DAY 1. rcrformancr. Weekly changes each I want, too! And we can save as much as more quality than you ever ments received at the Municipal Fve. P erf.,*:S * Except Son. 1:45 ^' * PLUS A Sa t u r d a y s Building will all end up in one Wed. Sai. Son, M»t. Perf. S:S». NYLON TIRES ' thought possible at so low a pried Adm .: — Wed. Mat. tl.M . $1.56; 4000 mildi.’' $102.75 on purchase price alone! place under a plan proposed by Sat.. Son. .Mai. tl.M . $t.04; Err LOTS OF General Manager Richard Martin, ninz* >l.5«. It.M . Store, and Plant 296 Broad SL 10:00 ( 3) THE LINE BP What are we waiyng for?” COLOR CARTOONS "Tke Biz Dob McOraw Coowpfete oHi ntioiia Imctodod In a memo to town department BESEBVATIONS AVAILABLE NOIV^ Caee" heads, Martin asks them to keep AT STATE THEATEB, MANCHES­ ALL CHILDREN 25o TEL. Ml 3-5179 (22-50) CAVALCADE OP SPOBTS track of such calls and send him TER. Willie Greave. T.. 'Yama Bahama,.'10 roaad mlddle- “Darling, you're a geniusH a monthly report showing the type ( S^S) AMEBIC'AN BANDSTA/iD * weizht of request or complaint and the <4d) FUN HOrSE (|0) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Flannel or gabardine location in the town from which 4:1ft (40) TBE SECRET 8TOBM 15:54 ( 5-40) PERSON TO PERSON / 4:80 { 8"401 THE EDGE ur NIGHT Oae.l.; Ml.. Sarah Glbma it comes. (22-90> COUNTY FAIR BlaAdinz. Budd Rrhniberz Martin emphasized he did not 6:00 ( 8) FEATURE FILM ( 5-SS) JOHN DALY. NEWS want a detailed report, however. "D nvy Crockett. Indian 10:45 ( 5) NEB’S. WEATHER. SPOBTS % Scout” (15) LATE NEWS Wash 'a Wear He said these reports would he 8) POFEYE (22) SPOBTSLIGHTS turned over to one office, possibly (IS) TV BKADEK'8 DIGEST (.70) SPOBTS CAMERA the Town Planning Cornmi-sslon, (2t) FIRST SHOW (55) THE e ar ly LATE SHOW / ” Wallflo8vcr** "Jamboree" for reriew. <80) ROY BOGKRS 11:00 ( S) NEWS. WEATHEB. SPORTS /tk -fun to make up wfth SLACKS Such an analysis, he said, would <40> BIN TIN rrN ( 5) WORLD’S BE8T MOVIES provide Information that might be 1:30 ( S"ftS) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB “ The Life of Emil Bola’V <18) KATHY OODFBKY (18) CONFIDENTIAL FILE helpful In coordinating the activ­ (30) THE EAKUt SHOW (22) BIO NBWrt ' ^ ities of two or more departments "Sailors Three” (50) NEWS * WEATHER and might also be helpful in de­ <40) TWILIUH1 THEATEB (40) FEATURE FORTY C:0O ( K> \ f THEATKS 11:15 ( 5) FEATURE FILM termining where various problems RAINBOW CLUB aS> NEWS AT « Mr. Smith Ooe. Wa.k- may be occurring. (ftS) THE LATE MATINEE to larlna" 0:1ft aS) COLONEL TIM McCOY (50) JACK PARR BROW THE DOUBIE-VAUIE 59 LORD Carl Sandburg Resting NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW Flower Fashions.. MORI ARTY BROS. Flat Rock, n :c „ March 13 i/Pt— EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 5 ” Poet Carl Sandburg, exhausted by by MILIKOWSKI ' SELLING ^ Out front in savings... travel, work and the pain of an LINCOLNS — MtERCURT ONLY $3.00 MINBIUM PER COUPLE Artistry in Flowers Spring editions ulcerated toot.h. is taking a week’s a n d : Out front in comfort... Sheen gabardine (rayon-orlon- e I 695 Main Street ENOUSH FORbS rest on doctor's orders. ROUTE 6-44A — BOLTON No wonder Ford's first in sales! nylon)... or luxury flannel (rayon- His wife said at their home here , Phone MI 9-5268 316 CENTER ST.—Ml 8-6186 acrilan-acetate)... expertly tailored with extras in yesterday that Sandburg. 81, bi­ PHOI^ Ml 9-8023 with wash’ n wear nylon-cotton ographer of Abraham Lincoln, haa ( 5) WEATHER. NEWS * 11 :N (22) JACK PAAB SHOW been on the move continuously SPORTS 11:45 (S3) NEWS inner waistbands and cotton pockets, fashion and value since Lincolrj’s birthday anni­ (IS) MICHAELS IN AFRICA 1:00 ( 5) NEWS (22) SPORTS r 1:15 ( 5) NEWS A WEATHER turn-down waistbands, corded back versary Feb. 12. a:4* (22) Sl*):< lAI. ASSIGNMENT Saridbiirg canceled a lecture set 0:45 ( a25I NEWS pockets, pearl buttons! Sizes 28 to Selected by oor Now York faihioo for Bangor. Maine, tonight. < 5) NEWS a WEATHEB Amazing low 'price for slacks of POSITIVELY 7:N ( 3) MAN WITHOUT A GUN -•xpeYli for their exceplionolly B U H N S I D F ; < 5) SPECIAL AGENT 7 SATURDAY such fine qualityl ENDS TUESDAY! (15) MOVIE AT 7 fine fobrki, quality tailoring, "Ewmae (• Glory" U:5 ( 5) LONE RANOEB leoNTMwiowj saowg m r m ifw a r (ILSO^O) NEWS « WKATREB (52-55) TRUE STORY Cemplwt* altwratioRS includwd , their "dollori more” fashion iimwjjrajwasMniw^ /^ flP W u A Daaay Kaye Cart 'jarzeaO (55) MOLLY OOLDBEBO . ( 5) 8TAOECOACB THEATER Lfille Caroa M. Chcvaltor (44) NEWS. DOUOLiS ED­ ____<45) SATURDAY WR8TERN look. See them fodoyl Ts. cH id WARDS lt:H (22-55) DETECTIVE'S .DIARY "GIGI" "M e Hie Cdonel" (22) HIGHUOHT8 ( i) R.F.D.I.P.D. No, 5 STAY! 0:28-15:15 11:55 ( 5) CONORR— V HARTFORD ■ 1 Parl.Ua 'c.Ur Sill (30) NEWS CONGRESSIONAL VIEW USE OUlt lAY-AWAY P U N ...N O iXTAA CHAMOt (A) Lustrous polished all wool (Sal. 0:25-14:10) (Rat. 4:555:25)' ( 5-45) YOUR kiT PARADE POINT (23-30) NORTHWEST PASSAGE 1:M ( 5) THIS IS UCONN xibeline with eosy fit, "Tfce Killer." ( 5) UNCLE AL • SATURDAY 1 P.M. CHILDREN’S MATINEE • 1 ( a-dS) BIN TIN TIN (32) SATURDAY BIO SHOB graceful flare and wide 4».l£RlC5.' LvORlTt EMtCHiTMNfay Tab Hunter—‘THE BURNING HILLS" 1 • "Tbe Mlaz V..*’’ "Tke Ua.B.peeted" piua "BOMBERS B53” AU In and S’rope! | *:55 ( 5-40) BAWBIDi: (55) SATURDAY STORY cuffs. Elegontly lined. CbWr "Incident ef the Qolde. (45) CANDLRPINjgm BOWUN( — “ ' Calf" 1:15 (55) a s : WE WIERE ■m e WOMD’S MOSf -FEOFOillOKE© t m s Grey, red, black, 8-18. < 0) WALT DISNEY PBF.8ENTS 1:55 ( 5) PBONTJEB DOUTOI i f ★ Sunday Afternoon Only! 'k ★ "Rizhway ,ta Ttuable" ( 5) SATURDAY MAtlNt (55) LIBERACE . "Bloptoina la the (B) yfool and eashmerp fleece BROUGHT BACK TO THRILL THE KIDS AGAIN! (22-50) BOB HOPE SHOW (55) TACTIC with Syl-mer* rain-shed Oaeafa: Chaek “ Rtflemaa" 5:55 ( 5-45) PRO HOCKEY iazaa wtq4SU« ___ ' PI.US ★ * * Ceaiurt, Gay MUrhell, Oall (Drtrolt at B*i-jatoa) finish, Eorl-Glo Sanitized Davl., dalle Laadoa, aod . (55) SATURDAY MA’HNRR CATHY CARR Feaa Parker ‘'B.Uaa Oyeca. ~ UrM." lining for.loitiiig fresh- 'Who's Who in Hm Z po ' DILLON and SERVICE neu. Grey, beige, pink,. Bugs Bunfiy, Ti|4-eety MANCHESTER. CONN. Tom 1^ deny, Mr. BUigoo /. Don WILLIS Garage 310 MAIN ST. ■ t)lbe^^»i»e. 8 to 18. ' ■ I'.’ ' , 'I ■ « ■ ' ^FLAMINGOS In Color! SPECE01AU8TS IN Opan*p convani.ant credit WHEEL ALMJNBIKNT and BliairB Attmmt-IM •cePant aUWardt. BEAKE EERVICB 4 ADMISSION THIS FROOBAM—OHILOREN .0#e • OENSRAL AU lb REPAIR tAPPLEJACKS MlkeiMtl S-dSIl—l l ^ l ti MAIM If 9 T., ■ I" : '• ■ o r , ^ ■■ ■ :;' V ■- /»

\- MANCHESTER KVbNINC, HERALD, MANt HESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13. 1959 PAGE PiV tt lIANCHBSSTfiR EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRmAY. MARCH 13. 1959 rO O R hva Ilk# ■ they do, and they Ilk ftoUend Ifeloche ie chairmen cf judd, “but alt our own meetings Graham Reports everywhere have been Integrated, Columbia^ X . you much better when you 'V. the committee jdannthg refreeh- that way, too,” she aatd. mente. with Negro counaelora and paa- 40 Years idTSemce 'Yofers G riuit There wit) be Stations of the 19^68 Decisions tors.” Youths Exhibit Display at the church et 8 o'clock Public Niirs^ A prize-winning djajfliiy which Inetrueiloh desses tomor- depict* the many u«nt In diacuWon ^ month long Melbourne cruaade has To Have No End the annual flower show at the w>a th th# e prppcMMUpropowU to cw *t* a fuiwj to Parepto who will assist th* Th* Columbia PTA Executive Wee^Bartford Stole Armorj’ thla to Notdi R4. waa teacher* w l the Cooperative Kin­ been about 626,000. Of these 19,368 •raravod at.* mactal toam taxxt- change to a Uniform Fiscal Yea,r If y g u ' like pancekes, you'lf- 1919-1959 Board will diacuia to* possibilities ,W9CK> .'■X at sortie ftitur* date. Most of the dergarten and Nureery next week came forward to make "declaiona The bova arp - members of the \ ta g laat irfiht. discussion was in the nature of an include Mrs. Paul Shea and Mrs. for Christ.” want to be at the Aunt Jemlme ef a Public Health Nursing aerv- Tri-Ag diapter of the Future Tba ^neetlnf aotod to appro­ W ilton Thorp, Monday; Mr*. W il­ More than 100,000 are expected Pancake Featlval Second Congre­ le* for the community. No date priate M.OOO for "aU archltocU explanation of It* need, desirability Farmera of ■ America at Windham and how it could be accomplished. liam W arnock said Mrs. Jam es' for the last Melbourne* meeting waa *et for this meeting. _ j S m , inelndbiK plana, eattnuted gational Church will hold Aprll^ High School. ThI* diaplay. flrat The vote approved the proposal Toomey, Tuesday; Mr*. Francla Sunday. shown laat fall, took first prize In ^^pata and aupervlalan for an ad- 23. ■ Mrs. Cassandra Carlegllo'. pub­ to create a "Reserve Fund for a Warren and Mr*. William Arendl, Graham told a news conference lic health nursing consultant for. R contest sponsored by the FFA jroeai' to tlio ftrehouae." The meet- Wednesday: Mrs. Pasqusle Cafro this I* the moat moral bi|j city he Once you hive paid the price Uniform Fiscal Year" blit did not X . toe State Department of Health, in Durham; and third prl?e award , taatiao vntad to create a reaerve determine what amounts would be and Mr*. Raymond Negro. T hurs­ haa ever visited. of admission, you alt down at the Eastern State* Exposition w k fond to^^ uaed at auch time aa apoke to toe group Tuesday. She put into the fund. The towh al- day; Mr*. Robert A rendt and Mr*. The Evangelist said he plana to and eat — and e a t — an.d eat. We sahrte showed a film which outlined the in We.*t Springfield, Ma.is. , tha town ebwaea to adopt a UiU- read.v haa a 2-miIl tax levy each Harry Rlchrtrd*, Frida.v. spend a 2-weck vacation on There's no limit! eervices which a public health You will ait down in Fellowship Court Session *Qpn Flacal Year. yCar for the Reserve I'un(l for .Meeting Advanced Quee'nsland's Gold COast resting The Amerkan Leqlen nurse might handle during The Mrs. Xlice D. Bonin. 38, of RPD Aliout *0 peo^ tiimed out for Capital and. Non-recurring Expen­ The Women of St. George’* Epis­ and writing a book. hall. Service will be contUlUous course ^ h e r day on duty, includ­ Che aei^on d^fta yesterday'* "Today there is so much litera­ frdm n a.m. until 8 p.m. 3, Stafford Rd.. VVillimantic, plead­ ditures." copal Church have moved their on ift 40th Blrthdkiy, ing hefiside nursing and helping ed guilty to the charge of fii.*re- Btonn aiid bad travellntFsCondltions. William A. Roberts, chairman of meeting up to March 18 this month ture of despair," he said. "I want In addition to pancake*/ with menlbera of a family learn how to : ■ / 1 A motion to adjourn td another to write a book of hope. It has garding a .stop sign and was fined the Board of Finance, explaihed since the regular meeting date-fall* butter and synip. juice, aaueage, handle this respon.,bility over an i $15 In local trial justice court' date when more townspeople could that suggestions for a levy for the in Hol.v Week. Member* will be been burning inside me for a long coffee and cookies will b« on the March 15-17, extended Illness of one of their IM expected to attend waa de^eat- Monday night. new reserve fund will be discussed asked to bring sewing equipment, time now." menu, Elxtra worker* will be ,on number. . State policeman Frank Pisch of 1 od. ■ at the anpiml budget hearing In needle*, thread, thinible.v and scis­ He had been warned that a hand during the * u p p ^ hour in and on Its record The Rev. George K. Evans, NOW "nje sugrgrestlon that an addition meeting today at Melbourne Unl- Colche.ster Barracks arrested Mrs. ' September. A proposal will bo in- sor*. to the 8 pm session at the order to lake care of more chairman of the health and wel­ Bonin at Flanders Rd. intersection ‘ was needed at the firehouse wrjis cluded.to the annual budget meet­ Community Hall. Mr*. Henry Me ersitv might turn out to, be row- people. "Aunt Jetriitpa" herself, of service fare committee of the Lions Club, apparently accepted by the meet­ ing in October at which time the I>onough, chairman of the Mayfair j dy but found it one of the quietest from the Quaker O ats Co., will on Rt. 6. waa respon.sible for this program ; Attv. Elizabeth D. Hutchins. ing but a discussion of how much voters caiivcduce or eliminate the slated for May 23. has planned a of his lour. provide entertainment. A free box and had arranged it because of the , you'r6 sure was needed In the requested appro­ suggested Icv^nU they wish, work meeting for the group. He cracked Jokes about Hillbil­ of Aunt Jemima /jiancake flour concern here for the withdrawal j.t*''** I' f* ' „ „ n,-,, priation to cover architectural fees St,'Maiirfee Note# lies and about himself to a crowd will be giv^n to /ach lady attend­ "For God and Country' of toe state spon.sored program! Former Resident Hospitallzen lasted for an hour. The original Mrs. Andrew Fwiqr has been Advertisement-- that listened intently. The audience under wliich well-child con- Mrs. Harriett Bonkowski, for- ^ t overflowed into an adjoining / - ing:- / Btotion asked $2,000 and w-as appointed chairman of\j.he altar Hundreds of people are saving .Mrs. Normal Southerglll la gen­ ference* and. pre-school clinics nierly of Woodland Ter., is a pa- changed several times before final­ and sacristy committee St. thousands of dollars In this area ture hall, where it watched by eral chairm'ap. Other members of have functioned.- tient at St- Francis Hospital in your skirt ly being passed. Maurice Council of C at moll c by having there auto insured by closed television circuit. Some seemed toHjiink the Public ! Hartford. She will undergo major At hi* news conference Graham the committee are Clifford Han­ V Alhenitaents included a reduc­ Women. The Council has also Safeco. Why don't you ? ^ e t oiir sen, publicity; Raymond Colpitis, Health Nurse,fill thfe.need and at , surgery, tion to $1,000 which wras w ith­ named Mrs. Lucien Lrfipierre chair­ rate*. Crockett Agency liy- MI- who 1* from North Carolina - the same time handle -the duties , Chimney Fire declliied to be drawn into a di.scus- working personnel; Stanley Mat- drawn; a reduction to $150, also man of a committee which will 3"-i.677. teson, liekets: Mrs. Calvin Tag­ now cared for by a schdol niir.se. ‘ Columbia Vd'lunteer Firemen .sion of the racial problem in Amer­ This, it was reasoned, would help were called out about 6 o clock w ill withdrawn. .The next amendm ent plan and serve a breakfast to the gart. nrocurement; Mrs Russell deleted the word “preliminary" M i^ d h ^ te r Evening H erald ican schools. defray costs connected with to** ; last night to the home of Mr. and new First Communion class on It's not the sort of question you Rome/n, baked goods sale; and ★ $148,000,000 for ★ Citizenship training from the motion which had includ­ April 18 if the youngsters and Bolton aoiirrespondent, vrrA« ...... Doris M. ' ,, w* Rdbert Foster, finances. Public Health Nurse. ' Mrs. Alfred .Soracchi. Soracchi. only a fewf—• D'ltalia. tel^hone Mitchell S-.5845. can answer in two sentences, h* se. ed the phrase “to prepare pre­ their,parents v-ish to continue this Child Welfare and .Youth for 2,000,000 teenagers Mrs. Carleglio said the two could ' J,^,nd^ed feel from the fire hou liminary plana," TMa amendment custom. There are about 45 chil­ very well be combined, if it was TlVe chimney fire responsible Ifor fit! was voted. dren In the group. so desired. She was not ready to the call was quickly brought under , T * ■ *- -1KB Using a possible cost of $18,000 A recep.tlon of new members Activities. annually. quote costs but did verif.v the control with no damage. for the addition, the meeting then statement that the state would I into the Holy Name Society haa contribute up to 70 per cent of the • cmisldered an amendment changing been schedulto for 7:30 p.m. Sun­ Mani-hester Evening Herald the amount of the appropriation to costs, in a town of this size.. People CViliimbla co rrespondent .Mr*. Don­ day . at the church. The Rev. using the service would also be ex- ; $1,360 which recognised a 7 per Bernard I* McGurk vdll conduct Largest service or­ ★ Author and sponsor ald R. Tjittle, telephone .AUademy cent fee for the architect. This peeled to pay aa they are able. ’ 8-S4.5.5. the ceremony. Familie.>» are invit­ However, Mrs, Carleglio indicated S J V motion was defeated. ed to the service an<( the open ganization of war veterans It was then voted to appropri­ of the GI Bills o f Rights. that the carl was betore the horse . meeting and social hour which will in th is situation and that it .should 'lair Biol (.lurllrtl ate “the sum of $2,000 for all follow in the church hall. Mrs. architects fees, which will Include in history. (Irst be decided by a study com­ mittee whether or not the towns­ New Haven, Mai(h 13 hr plans, estimated costs and super­ .About 30n Yale stiidenls had a vision for an addition to the fire­ people wanted and would support such a program. 1 rief fling last night. It lasted nn- house.” FOR RENT tll one of tlieni flung a snowball at . A motion tp authorise the fire This committee, she said, should . . have never-wrinkle 8 and 16 mm. Movie Projectors Include the iowii's health officer, a policeman. commlssionera Paul Maneggia. —:*Ottnd Or silent, also 86 ram. Lea rn Mora the school pliy.sician. le p icserlta- Tile students were gathered near Peter Maasolinl, A. Roberts and slide projectors. About 20 Leonard St. This Cooperative Advertisement tivea from tlie Board of Select­ tile campus throwing snowballs at tw ^ ^ e d s ! Stuart Wells, to administer the ap­ men, the Board of Edni-alion and niolnrjst.s, poli(-e saiff Motorists propriation was voted. WELDON DRUG CO. I want to know mora. Sponsored as a Public Service By from civic and church organiza­ stopped, police nrriied. and some­ Beserve Flmd Approved 901 Main S t Tel. MI 8-5821 tions. and the piincipal of the one heaned a cop. The second half of the 2-hour school. If the need was indicated, Tile result: ...WILL TRAVEL / $25. Name______V The Conneefieuf Bank and Trust Co. then a sponsoring unit would be Fight pntinl cars and paddy nVO MANCHESTER OFFICES z,v.*©. • : Laces and chosen. At that time any help wagons arrived, at at least 21 stu­ Activities Addraii______898 MAIN ST. 15 N. MAIN ST. needed from her and the state de­ dents were charged with breach of A miracle blend of orlon destines you for mony carefree .MEMBi:n F.D.I.C. partment could be had for the ask­ peac e. Police said 10 persons were ing. She did say. however, that the slightly injured in the riot, three fashion days, 'cause it simply refuses to wrinkle urider any Frills-- town seemed small for a full time of them policemen. Ship’n Shore Hoppy 40th Birthday to Members of Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post No. 102 nurse and that sometimes it was conditions! advisable to buy the service from anotljer town with an agency al­ That's what ready set up. giri’s Home from Europe Mias Maurine I.,eonard. daugh­ frilly-front BOUFFANTS ter of Maurice' S Leonard, has re­ turned from Europe. With Miss Alice Rae of Greenwich, her room­ no-lron mate at the ITnivcrsity . of Con­ are made of! necticut, she haa been touring the LIFE The PLANTLAND'S continent for the past five months. blouise Miss Leonard said they visited ■^'es—Spring means bouffants for ever.v every country except Ireland and SILK BLOUSE girl from 1 to 16 and we have them in all the Scandinavian countries They sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 and preteens. Priced limited themselves to $.5 a day. | in 6 colors! Calla Begonia Sale found excellent lodgings, mode.st rM niC g .AT- from 2.99 to 5.99 in all wanted styles and but clean, good food and friendly, 7 to 14 2 .9 8 colors. Here is just one from our vast Oreen leaves with splashes of white. Striking Bed Begqnla flowers. people. "5'OU really learn to tUTFORDKOMMAKtUlITt^ $ 3 9 9 selection. know the European.* when you j tMlRMU 1-74H '--V Resembles Special Flotcers Six glowing colors moke our (silk a blouse the perfect topping for your *2.99 profusely spring suit, or weor it with ony sep- miniature easy to \ Calla each JOHN F. TIERNEY orote s k irt' H.ond washable in white, * groir. pink, blue, beige, mint, hloc, iO-i^ Lily 298 Funeral Home The perfect 65% Dacron-35% Pima blend ANOTHER CONVERSATION PL.ANT Just the lovely little blouse to dress up jumpers and A pi'cinipt, courleou.s, .sympathetic .service with personal attention fo^’ the many details. sjprts. With ripples of crochet-edged ruffles and a WAX BEGONIAS STRAWBERRY BEGONIAS V- H.A.VGING VARIETY / f ' * wonderful Frenti collar. Absolutely carefree: <% ^ ('onvenientparki'njr on premises. Y-" O drips-dry in a wink... no pill, fuzz or shrink! '^"290 2r„50e 49c 2 For 89c Located in a quiet, residential neighborhood. vJ So pretty in pure white. W'. Manchester BED and PINK .SILVER and OLIM^-GREEN LEAVES 219 WKST c e n t e r STREI^T—TEL. MI :i-1222 We’oeo world of Ship’n Shores, from 1S81 0- Donnybrook's IN OUR GREENHOUSE SAUNTER SUIT Carter’s FLOWERING MAPLE LE.5ION PI.ANTS r-*' CBOM’N OF THORNS >HMATURE ROSES GERANIUM IN VARIETY COLEUS CAtTl S IN VARIETY in mohair and wool plaid HOYA PLANT INfPATIENT PLANT PHILODENDRO.V IN J l P * FOOD KING * 1 Jolly Jum peralls Headquarters ORANGE PLANTS RE,\ BEGONIA VARIETY in all wool flannel POTTED .MUMS — POTTED AZALEA — POTTIID CI.NERARIA U o I WEEKEND SreejAU I ■ Slim-line elegance with four pockets JUST ARRIVED ond notch collar detailing . . . oil set 'IS to be your favorite suit fashion in this \\ DAHLIAS 2'*’ 980 CANNAS3*‘”98c I FOOD KING U. X. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. ^ smart wool ond-mohoir blend' Also GIANT and POMPON? GIANT RED Jri \\ ^ \ J THE BIGGEST SIZE BULBS ME COULD FIND! * U. S. TOP CHOICE BRISKET ^ ' \ basket weave fabrics at $39 99, R ti' RUBRUM LILY — REGAL LILY — CALLA LILY ICORNED BEEF ih 16. $49.99 IS SHE t a l l ;* sizes 12 to 20 FOOD RING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF DEPT. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL for the 5' 8-' ond D ver^ -’' SHORT SHA.NK HICKORY S510KED ^ Nursery Print Kimono. Snap-fastened. 6 mos. 1.69 I 5- • / . IS SHE MEDIUM? sizes 10 to 20 ' So versaHle! PEAT MOSS BAI.ES Shoulders Bsib Avg. lh. 29c for the 5' 4 " to 5,' 6 ' The luckiest babies come heme to a 6 Cu. Ft. BALES FOR REGULAR PRICE $4.50 GRADE 'A' FRESH For lounging or sleeping THIS WEEKEND ONLY! ...... IS SH E SH O RT? sizes 10 to 18 EGGS Lg. Size Doz. 99c, for the 5' 4" and under LAYETTE PACKAGED PERENNIALS WHITE SLICED, FULL SIZE Nursery Print Gown Snsp • IT'S A LOUNGEWEAR ENSEMBLE! fastened. Nevabind BLEEDING HEART CANTERBURY BELLS In the new Nursery Print sleeves, Handy-Cufs. 3 BREAD Loaves 29e mos., 6 mos. 1.75 DELPHINIUM each PAINTED DAISIES • IT'S A PAJAMA! wonderful gifts . . . wonderful buys HIBISCUS CORAL BELLS KRAFT . proportioned for YOU! ASTERS 2 for 79c COLUMBINE • IT'S A BRUNCH COAT Briglfit beginning . . . with o bright new Cortaf'i print. ■ MAYONNAISE Pt. JaP Toys aodraltles ert Carter’s fomous no-irori cotton knil. STRAWBI^RRY PLANTS IN VARIETY Avoiloble now in oil of the sweet soft loyeft* weor thol MORTON'S FROZEN .5IEAT f \ * Turkey, Beef ^ gives boby oil the comfort he peeds.ond gi-ve$ mother CALADIUMS ll|P0RTER TUBEROUS BEUONIAS by the eosy-core she loves. Corter's loyeltas'olso com* in CAMEUA 0% / I b y rosebud prints ond pretty pcstelt. And lh*y*r* oil' Color for Shady Spots ( d i n n e r s Salisbury, c!h icken 4b Pkgs. CARNATION for Corter-Set,— so vvon'f shrink out of fit. . BASKET 3 For 1 00 FLORIDA FINEST FLORIGOI.D I Ut • IT’S ONLY Nursery Print Sacque Set. JU.MBO SIZE FRILLED BIG BULBS 2V4" AND UP INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS I SnapMastened closures. Plasticized pant. Layette SCOTTS HALTS-^AREAL CRAB GRASS KILLER size. 2.7.5 I $ 5 9 9 See the Special Sale on S^ttspreadfirs GRAPEFRUIT 10r.,69e only JoUy bib-top Jumperalls edt new playtime capers with merry Good alze, thin skin, heavy with Juice. ' • ,apm iM e on husky, lustrous Wondersheen! Amusing "Pup AS ,« ** • Plantkmd Where Ail Gardenin9;iyee4i« Are Satfsfiflfd • *n Bone” for bpother, "Puss 'n Ball” for alster ; . .w ith gay glOghahiJtxlm. JOade byYamous Wonderalia for free-and-easy ■1 Open Dail.v and. Sunday^ Plenty of FREE Parking—Parrel Pickup• gored Serxlce linen to Your Suburbor|walkersr Car ..Yes, this 3 piece washable cotton set it perfect for $0 ..T action In rough-and-tumble play. . — L-„ V a, • 1 9 A.M. to 5 P.M? I t - —r- ■ ■■■ ' Former Cheney " iwany uses— assorte'd prints and pastels'in 34-40* You^11 B«gi^ Bib V m III. Infant Girls' Bib Tops In Toddler Mills • slirn|line chino sheaths! - ■iM M, lo A * O O O xtsMS, a, Nursery Print Feeding Double-Breasted S h Ir't 1215 Tolland Tphe. Hartford Road love yours. BIMi Biign. X Ptak. BhaBhie.^, 2 * 9 9 Bib, Plasticized. Adjust- Nevabind sleeves, enap- • Manchesler ad-Pihe Street able, anap-fastened. 69o fastened, Diapenda tapes. • ever^ inch, washable! Matching Nursery Print Teething Pla Manchester, Cmit. • 0 7 Blouse Mhiite. 6 mos;-l yr. i»M i f I < /■'.i/Avv.ay 1 ^ 169 |2 for 2.00 Bib. Plasticized. Ti* neck. Tel. MI 9-2508 ■ , One size only. 60c “Where Queens 1 I knlant*' AiM* M. XLl Snap-crotcb fe«tura on aU • (h sizes 10 to 20! - ■ la fa n ti' Maea. ^SKop For King ■ , w ■ ' -Ai - \ - . Sized Valuef^ ■ . ^ AdtertiM In The Herald-—It Payi: o PEN 19 a Tm T-IO p .m . MONDAYThrii. TBCRSDAY ' GREEbll BEIGE! BLACK! NAVY! BROWH! l- V OPEN 9 A.M.-10 PJW. TFRIDAV and SATURDAY ' • - ' > 1 ' / ■ ' ' .1 ■' / i '» . »,k.‘ , i .- - / , . ViM / ■ .r ■ ' ■ . '-.V, V •S-"

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5R. CONN, FRIDAY* MARCH 18, I9» partment commanders-lARoy But­ Sctiultheiss. assAc(at« conductreM; VIM bom to Airman and Mr*. Rob­ Coffman of Poorta; III., *hd Ita iSTER E^ICNTNG RERACDy in corns out-of-town famlllos who ler of WlllimanUo sn(( Howsriteake' Rt. the USS I^eyte which i* hLdrfck League’s policy has b e ^ io offer the Bhtchan^«..^Club regarding the In BriU^hlatory. Wa 'wtPA. apUt O p e n F b r u h j cpnatructlva critlciam 'When in op» Posts in GOP will serve during the dinner pro­ ngRifd by Mr*. Shaffer. OflSi The paterna’ grandfather 1* at the Brooklyn Navy Yard>-.^ School to G et, latter’s use of th'he high school tor Cecil R. Long of Macon. Ill , and ARTHUR URUQ between obt^ own Inatincta tow enl pdsitlon to a . program or lesue. A gram . . will b« inaUlled al «a ceremonyonV a t ^ ■ ■— •' . \ There a p'roducU ehow.'i v . \ , , the maternal graniipnrcnta. Mr. Manchester Evening Herald i . \mnu wui vwM *Pi*aaaura OfoupT . case in point le tHA present Ooun- The auxilfaiy will awiuxl consec­ 8 p.m. 'larch 20 at the Masonic Imperiallani, \and our own good C y tO i Flbroais Drive Filled by H unt utive membership cards to 10 of *nn Mr*. Robert J Rate* of lake Coventr.v rorrespondenl Mr*. F. ] try Club.,leasexAnd the Globe Hoi- M o r e S p a c e ’The !fttnior ■Chamber • of Com­ Hall in iterrow. dfinocrAtic cohacienca, and ••jh' *!V) tha. Editor, its 30-year members, five of its 25- Birth Announced. St., Cbyentrv. The baby * paternal I'atilinn IJttle. telephone Pngrim { —■'V, ^ • \ ^ slow Sw irtnpii^ Pool program . A merce will ^>o.nsor the Cystic Fi­ haiiik lU Inninga.tnga.\ RacwiUy tha Open Fonim waa penitlon of'opposition was taken to Republican Town <5ommltt'ee' year members: two 20-year, four A non, Robert Eugpne Ix>ng, 2nd, great grandmother l.a Mr*. Etta 2-62.81. Reaf^ Hcrald Ad»R. the recipient.of two letters that brosis Drive h) this area this ' 15-year, 17 10-year, and 21 6-year I t during tlw Awyer said he has two oohstablea years) _ Berger said.___ White, Ford L. Morgan, and Ray­ *ni# AfirliitTil Pr«#s #xciuitTt<7 vious smear attempt. League's '^original recommenda­ meeting ended to talk about the WHEN YOU BUY jONE AT REGULAR PRICE. North Coventry Fire Department point, however. Harriaoh waa suc­ tions. Ba.sed on the Spove facU . it laughter began. Relief had set in. on duty at the school to handle jjycees afe planning to Bet;mond B. Bennett, will meet at 8 p.m. today at yiisir The public is well aware that the sudden turn of events. ’Their Thia was the atmosphere in traffic on nighU when there are i „„ ^ voluntary toil booth March , New voters, Turkington, Mrs. ceeded in the Presidency by To^vn M anager’s position In regard is obvious that the tbW a electors firehouse. A nominating corUmil- do not agree with the; ’’pressure laughter was actually an expres­ which the people of CJoventry were Classes. I 21 on ohe of Rockville's main Gertrude A. Haven, Edwin H. Law- & 2 2 ? ^ l o S ^ « .JS«-{§5- Grover Cleveland, who withdrew to the town government is admin­ The School Building Committee i donations to the drive, ton, Royden F. Smith Sr., and tee will be elected to prfsent a All rlzMrxif repuMlcBttoP of tnjclal group” characterizations sion -of relief. to decide what the future educa- slate of officers at th* April 10 beffin pro al## r—tryed the treaty of annexation, and sent istrative and not legislative; there­ They had been eubjeirted to a 3on of their children would be. was convinced of the need for ad-1 ,^e for a record hop Walter S. Keller, fore, the two fact finding forums The authors pf the abpve men­ meeting. > a special envoy to Hawaii to In­ tioned letters, (one, morethen too sudden change of emotions. Should this atmosphere carry over ditional parking space, since >tit j n f„r limited mail aolici- Campaign, Hunt. Gallnat, Turk rail aarrtea c«a« d N. B A. 8#r*- th a t ha presided over In 1968 can­ held its meeting at the school on ■ *atlon New OEfi I.«a(leni vestigate the background, of the the others) have “blown up’ the The immensity of the crowd in to the next time th^' people of Mencheeter’e Largest Radio, Record and AppHaaee Stora- and distribution of coin'lngtbn, Eugene W. Latimer Mrs. Mrs. George-llhBlTer of Rt. 44A *°^i^£ibars B«p^aaeiitaU»#a: n » not be construed as legal public the too small room charged the Coventry meet on their school a night when evening classes were boxes in business places. There will I Doris E.^W. Manning and Stephen revolutionary government which hearings. ’The Manager's report to Huoridallon issue to a point that it has been elected worthy matron Jullua MaSawa^ a d a l - ” »• would seem that the fluoridating atmvapher'e with exp^ancy that problem there will be little cause 180 CENTER 8T. CORNER OF CHUR43H 8T, being held. be no house to house collection. I Nagy, T o rt Chieaas Datro** ■“ Bodon. had negotiated It. the Board of Directors was not a , ...... _ for laughter. y Alien Lk Dresser, acting chair­ of Climax Chapter, OES, with V m e m b e r au dit BnnEAU Of Synopsis of the proponent's and off the town water supplysupp y in'' something ”blg” was going to hap­ Henry Cripps is chairman of the | A party caucus will be Loomis E. Dyer of Flanders Rd. om cm A Tiow s ______When the envoy reported that earth shaking” Importance, With pen. The meeting opened and man. said the committee has asked toll booth project: Alan Taylor soon by Chairman Hunt for the opponent's position in regard to the site planners, Currier and As­ adoption of a new set of party as worthy patron. ThA Herald PrteUM C o m p ^ l i ^ both the American minister and fluoridation but a biased recom­ this point in mind, it is interest­ Within seconds ilie word adjourn­ and Ralph Schumey are planning Others elected at th* annual uunDM# BO nnoneW r##ponvlbii^ w ing to note that both authors have ment swept the room. Heated sociates, to recommend the best lo­ rules approved by the town com­ United States troops had played a mendation to fluoridate the town- RANGE cation for additional parking the record hop, Henry LaFontalne mee'ting held at the Masonic Hall KnoerAnblcsl «rron sppeartii* to #o> their own private water supplies words followed as this thought is In charge of coin containers, and mittee. Persons mitslde the town Ter3»«B«oU u d d h jr r ^ n * maHtr key role in the revolution. Cleve­ owned water supply. Two of the III B sm Gnnicc UoaiuMnnate detaga- ■pace. The new area will also be in Marrow, were Mr*. William hi The MaocliMter Erenlna HrraW ■ six directors that voted for fluori­ (wells) which will not be subject began to take effect in some minds Richard Maharan Is treasurer for- bbtfimittee will be added to the Jordan of Storra, associate ma­ land sent another repiesentative to the town fluoridation program, -\the minds of those who had ed sad ecnlptuNd by anim ia fiaaM lighted. However, the size of the the drive. ! above list to work on various com • Dupiar adraatuun cloahif hoora: dation were of the opinion that it lUEL OIL added parking space may be lim­ tron: William Jordan of Storrs, Ptor Monday—1 p m. fWday to Hawaii, with instructions to re­ should be enacted through an ordi­ Apparently the old maxim, "Do as com* to the nieetlng prepared to These gteaite— to endure. And Bertc- Other Jaycees actively working; mtttees. a^ociale patron; Mrs. Ijiomis I say, pot as I do” applies in this ited because of the amount of Legion Dinner Set For Tueaday—1 p.ni nonpar store the queen to her throne, and nance which would require a pub­ havV their say. GASOLINE Gnnitc Momuments pay txibosc to on the drive are John Nesteruk, Dyer, condurtre.ss; Mrs. Edward F>or Wedneaday-1 P case. 'ThS crowd had experienced * mone.V left in the budget. ' For Thursday—1 p.nv. Wedhraday. undo the work of the revolution. lic hearing: Instead, fluoridation the things th»< tn d u ie-^ e fiuth, love Although the school opened in Wilton LIsK, Kenneth Rich, Carl - Plans have, been completed for TUP For F rid ar-l n.m Thnraday. was "railroaded” through by ad­ Very truly yours, sense \ of anticipation, followed things Prederlckson and Joseph Perzan- the past commander’s and past For Samriay-1 P. m. froay. But tlie. revolutionary government Wilbur W. Bennett, President qulcklj^by one of resignation—that ind memoriti of thoee who have February, the contractor was not ministrative act, which circum­ required to complete it before Sep­ owskl. president’s night tomorrow night aaaainod deadline; 10j» % refused to yield. Meanwhile, our Manchester Taxpayer’s League after ali'nothing was going to hap­ passed oo. at the home of the Coventry day of publication except Bafiirdat— vented a public hearing. Tlie Board - ______■ BANTLY OIL tember. Site work will be finished Boy Fouod Safe , t a m. __ Congre.ss adopted a resolution of Directors has a standard pro- pen for the moment—and then ighieo you are dooaiag your aionn- Richard Laurence, 14-year-oId American Legion Post and its Chicago — Operating expenses, suddenly \ their emotions were ( .'IMI' IN '!. I\C . in-the spring, as well as other mi­ FOR INCOME TAX against any further Intervention in cedure which is u.scd when a con- meat, let na help yoe. The beauty and nor items, l^fore the School Build­ son of Mr. and Mrs. William Auxiliaiy. The program will be In j Friday, March 1.^ taxes, and equipment and Jolnt-Ig^ept up a high pitch. : ;i 'I \iN " n !i:i.I ASSISTANCE. CALL Hawall's Internal affairs. [ troversial or complex i.ssuc is permanence of Kleet Barre Gtaaitc ing Committee can turn the build­ Laurence of 208 -South St., was conjunction with the 40th anniver-, before them. Said pro. facility rents absorbed 94.9 per It waa llk^. a badly written play. found safe In Boston yesterday, sary of the founding of the Ameri- j No Time F o r Debate In effect, the admlniatratlon of brought I ’The author hkd asked the audience TEL MItchfll 9-4595 make it a luita- ing over to the town. ANDERSON . ^ ^ , ____ ,u . I cedure isla th e setung up of a coiH- rent of the operating revenues of Boston Police picked up the can Legion, Cleveland waa rejecting, the game ; mTtt;; of '^ i^ td rs "to"l’o°por‘l to chajige its emotions too rapidly— ble choice for A woman motorist biamed steam Mi 9-4764: Ml 9-0854 The continuance of a meaeurc ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 emitting from the American Dye .youth after a description had been The local post -v aa organized in Harrison's administration had | jun board after holding pub- ates In the first half of 1958. he had placed one stirring scene your mooumeot, sent out on teletype. His parents 1927 and its auxiliary in 1928. tMi country would once have con- HTGN CO whether it ia to plant as the cause of her car siid- The program will open with a j played and the annexation it had | i(c hearings and investigating ail Ing into the rear of a trailer truck picked him up there yesterda.v. BUNNY eidefed a horror in peacetime ’ the EAS I be large or smalL turkey dinner at 6:45 p.m. with the faceta that pertain to the is­ on Brooklyn St. The boy had been mUssing since peacetime mlUtary draft-swept I , sue or program. Why waan't this Wednesday when he left home Mrs. Henry Korber of North Wind­ ^ g h the Senate the other day, The revolutionary re^me suc- procedure followed in regard to Misa Dorothy Woodworth of ham a.s general supper chairman. III Bnipsic Rd., told pollVe . she was a'/out 5 p.m.' following an argu­ by a vote of 90 to 1. There w ere ' ccecied in holding it.self in power, the fluoridation issue? The direc­ Fitting children's shoes is g specialty at Leonard's: ment with a brother. Karl Taylor of Willimantic, a lo­ tors certainly could have used T driving past the plant when steam cal past commander, will be mas- i two other votes,. one of 67 to 24 ! however, arrested the queen foi I blocked her vision. She said she Op|K>se Tuition Hike planning a counter-revolution, more information as to the cost of Yes, Mothers and Dads \ . we do know how. ■Vernon's Reps. H arry H, H am ­ ter of ceremonies, assisted by Mrs. j . against an amendment to cut the the program- The Town Manager COMPARE AND SAVE applied the braltes when the truck Eugene Rychling, a local auxiliary ‘ placed her In prison, and finally loomed in front of her but was' mer and Raymond K. Spielman contlnuatloit down fron< four years could not give a cost breakdown- "Complete Line both voted against a proposed in-, past president, as mistress of cere- obtained her final abdication and when asked, but gave a vague cost unable to stop on the snowy road. crease in tuition at the University 1 monies. ARRIVE to two, and another of 68 to ,24 Of Corrective approximation of $16,000 for the A. T. Skelton of Williamstonm, against a motion to create a spe­ oath of allegiance to a republic. Shoes” of Connecticut. The vote wa.« Tlie post-and auxiliary have in- first year. (3an you imagine any F.C., driver of the tnick, told po­ taken in the House Wednesday, vlted department and district offi- cial commission to study the prob­ By this lime Cleveland was out and lice he was waiting to enter Cedar President McKinley was in. and business group accepting such a Poll “ -Parrot Your Doctor's and the. bill was defeated. ' leers, local town officials and local lems involved In the draft. cost figure? Apparently the Prescription SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. fit. which was IJocked bv stuck ,Mka« Knhniy Wins Trip newspaper correspondents. Among ’Two main considerations pro­ the United States was ready to an­ League's viewpoint has the un­ Fined With Care car* when the accident occiirr'ed. Miss Lucille Kuhnly, head of the those attending will be past de- 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Ml 3-7732 There were no injuries and no pelled the four year draft extension nex again. But it is'as still such a qualified support of the town's high school science department, | hoi and narrow issue that the *d- electors, as this Is the first time * arrest was made. has been awarded a trip to the | through so swiftl.v, and with little • ■ f aui nnt rtnra mihmil ' fc'-politlcal group has obtained Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre ijranitc The Cit.v Council has asked first Youth Conference on I ministration did not dare mihmU „„n,ber of aignatures HELICOPTER real debate. The Berlin crisis was American Dj’e officials to correct the Atom to be held in Atlantic j waved over the issue, as. like all ■the treaty of annexation to the ^ referendum petition. the situation. The company has Citv April 30 and May 1. ; ■ < ar-Nat.- V • — v.' such crises. It Is being wsved over Senate for ratification, when a The "prc.ssure group” character­ O SHOES engineers studying the problem ,'^he received the award after be- i •' b -S' ■ ization of the League is laughable, j which Is created ny steam hitting ing named one of the 12 oulstand- i FCR everything else, and it was said two-thirds vote would he required. 881 M AIN' ST Instead, a re.solution proclaiming The League's record for the past : the cold air. I Ing science teachers in Connecti­ that for Congress to pass the four two years speaks for itself; in MANCHESTER WESTOWM Board Meet* /at High School cut. by a special committee of the SAFETY'S SAKE year extension promptly would he the annexation a fact waa sub­ fact, the League ivill mateh its rec­ "Fitting h The Vernon Board of Education Connecticut Science Teachers And Longer Tire Wear notice to the Russians that wo mitted to both Senate and Hou.se. ord again.st any civil- or politlrsl , Our BuBuiets' vdll J9)ld Us next meeting Thurs- Assn. organization of the town for its i Drive In For Our mean what we say. And, in addi­ In the Senate It did, after all. ob­ PHARMACY dav at 7 p.m. in the Home Econ­ The 12 teachers will be guests tain the vote. 42 to 21, which unselfish efforts in behalf of the | 459 HARTFORD ROAD—(Corner of McKee) omics room of the new Rockville of the Connecticut electric utility i It's time to tion to the Berlin crisis, there wa.s High School. companies at the convention. | the feet that many members of I would have been sufficient for The Board has been meeting at Hospital Note* m ove... with Congress are now criticizing the , batiflcallon of the trcat.r, ms le | different schools in the svstem to Admitted vesterday: Mrs. Frank FREE get acquainted with the buildings I Janlon. 37 P ark .St,: Mrs. I-eonard Elsenhower administration for | somewhat a.-u ient story of our Front End, Broke and FRANK planning future manpower cuts in : struggle, in another da.\, betu eeni SURGICAL SUPPLIES and facilities. Ordinarily • Boqrd i Skoglund, 192 E, Main St,; Airs, meetings are held In the office of Reginald Smith, RP'D 2. the armed sendees. In order to he : our instinct toward oiir "manifest -\ Shock Absorber in the FOR ALL PURPOSES the superintendent of schools. i Discharged .yesterday; Mrs. Rob- consistent, they had to vote for , destiny" and our belief A few complaints on transports-! ert Martin, 12 -Windermere Ave.: Inspection. g o v ern : AMODIO tlon problems are expected to be j Mrs. Bernard Ciechowski, 5 Ter- compulsory provision of all the rights of all pcoplea to • WHEEL CHAIRS ;W ark-PHOBIA' sert’ices careers more attractive, doubt, his .finest hour this year. Lawson Sofa which,la keeping’men in the serv- For more ordinary mortals, who Special $198 Icea longer, all the new manpower didn’t get out of going to school, needed cotild be obtained through the storm also had its compensa­ t o g o with your the volunteer method. Armed tions. The community of weather Iservlces records show that this experience, which is nowadays kind of manpower la superior in print - covered pieces about the only thing that makes SOUTH both capacity and morale. No one us feel like a small town, warmed can say, off-ha,id, that the volun­ us all again. The maple tree that teer system would work,^ It could had seemed ready to swell its red A brand new table group that refthcts FREE GIFTS be given some study. buds compensated by one last dis­ .95 But .rather than debate or look eld time styling in its leg turnings. Yet play 6f purple finch blossoms. The pieces ere adapted in height, size and Into such issues, Congress has brook that had been spreading ■ WINDSOR . yielded, to Khrushchev and his green up over its banks drew ope design to today's living room require- Berlin' crisis, and to Its own Iqfat- FOR EVERY CHILD! last white beauty sleep down to meiris. You'll love the easy-to-care-for liatioh with the opiiqrtunlty to play its dark spring pools. And, in tune ! nutmeg brown finish! defense politics with that ctikis, with more mundane but hardly less Rt. 5, NEXT TO JurlsdlcUon" over the draft issue. exciting events, the heavens thun-' j" What fun! What excitement! It is to be saddled on ils for four dered out a 50 gun salute at the more years be;cause something may THE 10 PIN BOWLING ALLEY very moment the teller was count­ ' See the biggest Easter Bunny in the or may not happen in May about ing the House, vote on Hawaii. Reg. Berlin. Wouirf not one-year have *A PAIN YOU GET WITH ALMOST EVERY NEW CAR BUT THE NEW BIG-DOOR MERCURY frightened Jhe Ruasiana Just as whole world come flying out of $ 2 4 - 5 0 much? When, if ever, do we discuss, how much we need the draft, how A Thought for Today (A) End table for sofa or the sky by helicopter! See him land democratic or undemocratic it has Sponsored by the Klanchester chair has a handy shelf. To enter moet ’59 care, you Council of Churches Nu-'WslI paneling In contemporary right in the Robert Hall parking become.in practice, and the possi­ (B) 28-inch round cocktail styling Juis medium to large knots. have to fall, crawl or back in. bility. of a bettef system for ob­ Ask ns for full details on . this new But Mercury has G' witler doors taining the man^wer we (lo plan Keep thy foo( when .thou goest table: a popular shape. product. area! And, the Easter Bunny to the house of God, and be more to obtain? " . ' ready to hear, than to give the (C) Drum table to hold an ;y^HAEueER you step through, easily. Wind­ sacrifice of fools: for they consider | important lamp and books; 1 4 » * s q u A ^ Per Sq. Ft. shield poats are pulled back so will be giving away FREE GIFTS (N4 Scores Mellowed not th a t they do evil.—E cd . 5.1. | has a 22 X 22-inch round top. Persecution has not cniqlwd the 21c you don’t hit your knees. In- to every child! D^n’t miss the W« are now granting statehood- chyrch; power has- not beaten it (D) Another cocktail,table; eide, there’s more knee room, ta Hawaii, in a dignified, not too back; time has not abated its,!'; this one with a big 2Ci x 40- BIG EASTER SHOW- controyersisl process .and without forces;! and what is most wonder-, hip room, leg room. More viei- , '1 ful of Uh the abuses of its friends ■ inch oblong top. 20TH ANNIVERSARY toe uneasiness for 4he at- bility, toh. All thia arid more, t h^e not snhken its stabllitj’.— - BUILT TO LEAD^ TOMORROW A ROBERT HALL tacinnint of what - is really an Horace Bushnell; (E) .Step table for arm of *t your kind of pripe; Coine in gverssas territory to the political chairs or sofa, 17 , x 27 MERCURY BUILT TO LAST unity and privilege the main- inches. BUILDING MATERIALS •ndaeeJ t 'w. RliM. Iii.ithls moihent, when it is jR 'IK'’, tHeatly oitir desire and d e a fly th at GENERAL (F) (^orner table to use LUMBER FUEL SOUTH WINDSOR EAfi’T HARTFORD LIN E .v i the people df Hawaii' that, our with a sectiodai spfa;-has NOR-Th m a in ST.—t e l . 9-5253 MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. ■ / mtOB-becomafiill, it iq Interae^lng J V SERVICE a 20 X 20-inch top. j m a n c h e s t h i c o n n 3gi.3ti e n m * $T. . . BERLIN ON ’no s BERLIN TUBNFIKB ^ .’" .f ta that tJiere >sij a time Osya C4 lie ^ Lounge Chair ’ Open Daily 7 A.M. to 5 P.M'., Including Wednesday; Nights taXsVwf^ Flirts r . iVtalwtoiie m a n ■ a p h t' Special $186 Afternoons an^ Saturday till Noon , ., ...... ' .■ , . ■ TBL. 80 S-«4«t -i------' ■' ' ii #|8 Mine klBd ,#vle. WHiSK5S6i*d6<* IBWP« MM . 6 1 ■'-■'I ■:V1' •'X -V-. 7 . \ X "X . ' X- . X - MAiNt WfcMbK EVIDNINU HEKALD, MANUHESTEH, t'ONN.r FRIDAY, MARCH 18,7969 • ■ »■' ..V ' MANC®E$TER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONW^ FRlD^ftg, k ^ C H 18>^^9 m O B T u Deaths at 25 Trading Ban TOWERS OnBon Anti M High School As Region Digs Puli Stock hb The ban on over-the-count« (Continued horn Fnge One) othef area^ Included ■howen In MiM BelcB Bats*, FhenKy A d e W the far N<5rthwest, spreading Into' trading o f Bon Airii stock has been Montana as snow flurries. lifted by the Securities and Ex­ Friday, M®rch 13 Compiled/blr Students of Muehentcr Riitb School dren, in a fire In snow-bound Ekui- ^ t L XXV, N®. *4 totn> Mairie.r A father, five of his Generally fair weather ' -pre­ change Commiesion. six children and one man perished vailed from California eastward It was Imposed on Bon Ami and 501 E. MIDDiE TURNPIKE / 3H to the blaze that destroyed their across the soruthem parts of the on the F. L. Jacobs Co. Feb. 11 MANCHESTER home in Easton, about 10 miles Country. In connection With SEC investiga­ from the Canadian border. Warmer weather moved from tion of Ale ander L. Outerma who and Huge cleaiiu jobs confronted central Texas northward throuj^ formerly headed both concerns. Seniors Beat the storin-battered sections but most of the Plains and aortiss The Jsrots ban has been ex­ strong winds Which whipped the Colorado Into the central plateau \ tended 10 ^ y s - heavy snow covering into huge region. It was 26 aboy^^at Fraser, Bon Ami Is the parent concern drifts sl(Jwed snow removal opera­ Colo., compared to 6 below zero of Orford Soap Co. In Manchester. tions. yesterday morning. Research ‘Pays’' Off Hatd-Fought The federal agency removed the Drivers-to-be MHS Gunners $4 Inches In Maine restriction af‘>.er Bon Ami man­ Falls ranged up to 22 inches in agement in te n ts bought hack Despite prevailing opinions to Battle Marks New Hampshire and Maine. The Scots Team Set Vqcadist at Party stock of the flriri that had been the contrary, completing as­ Place Fourth; covering at Caribou, Maine, * Hear Agents signments can prove beneficial Miss Barbara Ann McGill, daugh­ pledged by others to secure loans. measured 34 inches, and was 26 To Work Degree ter of Maj. and Mrs. George F. The purchases Included 13,380 to high school students. Paula Yearly Eveirt inches at Rumford, Maine. shares from the Silver Co. and Adams *59 found this out re­ 189 High Fired McGill, Veterans Hospital, Rocky On Insurance New York State, which was hit The Scottish Cadedonian Club of Hill, will be the soloist at 'the 35th 20,000 shares from Judson Com- cently when an essay which she “ • i»!'v by a covering up to 18 Inches in had submitted in English class The Senior* defeated a gallant Waterbury and members of the anniversary dinner of Manchester’s mcrtilal Corp. Silver Co. held The MHS Varsity Rifle Team some places, was lashed by strong Manchester Pipe Band will form American Legion Post at the Le-* stock lhat secured a loan t° Com- j ^ The Driver Education classes of on “Hiring the Handicapped in Faculty Basketball Squad in tha winds during the night, especially Our Town" returned her invest­ placed ii fine fourth place in the the degree team to exemplify the gion Home on Saturday. fior, Inc., and Judson held the JiS r. IJprman Wilcox and Mr Ftob- annual Senior-Faculty g ^ « held In eastern areas. Travel in many Master Mason. degree at the - Ma- stock to secure a loan to Guterma. i r t Badalian have received ciass- ment of time and energy with annual Connecticut State Rifle and Miss McGill, a lyric soprano, is March 5 in the MHS gym. sections was halted and slowed sbnic Temple Saturday. March 21. a 1951 graduate of Wethersfield According to the SEC. repur­ Toom Instruction Jfrom seven Man­ interest amounting to $100. Revolver Association'* 28th An­ Fantastically reduced prices! ^ A capacity crowd waa on hand throughout the state. Six deaths The degree will be preceded by High School. She' received her chase of the shares from private chester insurance agents on the A week spent Interviewing, nual Championship held at New were blamed on the storm In New a dinner at the Temple. Tickets for ■subject of safety, statistics, and to see age meet youth with youth bachelor of arts degree from Hill- lenders prevents public distribution re.searching, and writing paid off Hampshire on March 7. York. the dinner will carry a preferred yer College in 1955. Slie continued of the shares If the loans are de­ Dayto insurance for the under 25- with a $50 certificate for first winning the contest. A once-in-a-lifetime opportu- i The Indians approached a top- Similar conditions were report­ seating stub for the degree work her voice instruction with Ivan faulted. The agency previously said A ^ear age group of automobile 11- place in the local division of The faculty playing their usual ed In many part- of New England, in the lodge room. Icenses. The talks >vere presented the national Hiring the Handi­ notch score but fell short as Cap­ Velikonoff of the Hartford School it had Information that loans were tain B. Ruaconl met a mild set­ zone defense forced the seniors to but most roads were open and Tickets ma.v be purchased from of Music while working at Colum­ In default and creditors were pre­ •to the six Driver Education classes capped Contest and an addi­ shoot from the outside early to plane flights were scheduled to an.y officer of Manchester f^dge nity! Buy now! iSlarch 4 and 8. tional $50 which will be awarded back in hi.s career. Co-captain Jim bia Broadcasting System in New pared to .sell shares pledged as col­ Tierney fired a third high score the game. The seniors also played resume. of Masons or at the Joyce Flower Ycrk City. lateral. Any such sale would have Object of the lectures was to In^ to Paula at the Governor’s Of­ a zone defensive early in the game, The white covering averaged up Shop. 34 C?hurch St. iorm the prospective drivers of the In all Junior rifle competition, Miss. McGill has appeared in been a public distribution without fice for her placing fifth in the but were less effective than the to 10 to 12 inclies in section* of Reservations close Wednesday. teasons for a higher than average Stale contest. bagging a medal In so doing, as he numerous operas at the Amato registration, a law violation. ^uto Insurance rate for drivers in led the Indian* with an amazing faculty and switched to an all­ Pennsylvania and New Jersey and Opera Theater In New York and Meanwhile an audit of Bon Ami LIQUIDATION SALE ENDS Jean Martin ’60; the winner court defense in the second half. up to 14 inches in western Mary­ appeared in a major role in Die the 16-25 age group. Although of the second prl«y, was awarded 189. Senior Jack Toomey fired an Methodist Circle finances is in progress and the SEC '-Silvers in the aforementioned equally amazing 189, being second During the first period the land. Fledermaus at the East Side Am­ has scheduled a hearing March 23 AND STORE CLOSES a $20 savings acCount given by teachers set a torrid pace hitting The storm deaths included two phitheater in New York City. She -group constitute only 15 per cent the First National Bank. James only by a one-point deficit in his on whether Bon Ami should 1% de­ total drivers, they are responsi- off-hand position. Ron Gambnlati on six field goal attempts and three lobster fishermen lost in a small To Meet Tuesday appeared as the guest soloist at listed from the New York Stock SATURDAY AT 6 P.M.! JUST 2 MORE DAYS Whitehill ’60 won third prize, foul shots. The seniors struggled boat off Isleford, Maine. Other a testimonial to Richard Tucker •ble for 25 per cent of all accidents. which was a $10 saving account added a fine score of 179. Bob Rus- Exchange. ■The agents also pointed out the coni would have boosted the to keep even and. led by Jack deaths were reported in Rhode Is­ The Rev. Harve.y K. Mousley, in Great Neck, L. I„ and as a guest The SEC contends the audit Is given by the Savings Bank of team’* score to a strong 2nd place Gustafson, hit on six field goal at­ land, Vermont, Massachusetts, soloist at the ball for the Ambas­ advantages to be had from safe, Manchester. district superintendent, will gfive needed to check on the,adequacy courteous drivli^: F w e r highway if he had fired a predicted 180, but tempts and one foul shot. The first New Jersey and Ohio. an illustrated lecture on his trip sadors to the United Nations. and accuracy of financial informa­ THIS IS YOUR *’SHOPPORTUNITY" 1 quarter closed with the score 16-13 fatalities and aeddeyts, fewer lost instead an unexpected rally of Cold weather moved into the to the Holy Land Tuesday after­ The dinner affair begins at 7 tion filed by the forYner Bon Ami 1 Reg. $1.98 VALUE! a a a J K OF A LIFETIME . . . DONTWAIT . . . 1 •tempers, and, of course, lower in­ flings dropped his score. in favor of the teachers. snow belt and the chilly air dipped noon at 1 o’clock in Siizannah Wes­ p.m. Speakers will include Judge management. Guterma resigned ns surance premiums The Indians entered ten ’Varsity The second quarter was U *lbw southward to the southern tip of ley hall, 20 Hartford. Rd. William J. Shea, Congressman an officer and director in M^ay 1 INFANTS’ TERRY 1 f l 1 1 QUANTITIES VERY LIMITED .... 1 Students See Emilio (Mim) Daddario and High The talks were sponsored by the and JV teams in the meet. A as the first quarter had bem fast. Florida. Temperatures were The Thomas Spencer Circle of 1957. Manchester Association of Insur­ bright shot on Varsity D Team Herald Photo by .Oflata The teachers scored four points in mostly 15 to 25 degrees lower the South Methodist Church, School Principal Edson Bailey. 1 CLOTH ROBES | ■ V V UNBELIEVABLE BUYS .... HURRY! I 1 ance Agents Agents participating Sunny Florida was Jason Stansfleld’s 179. Stans- Judy Hilinski ’59 leads a ‘chain gang’ o f senior girls a ment which highlijfhted the Senior-Faculty game Friday. the eight minutes with the sen­ than 24 hours earlier in most which is sponsoring the program, include M. Kenneth Ostrinsky; fleld, who 1s only a sophomore, iors sinking only a field goal for areas. mind its members of the rummage Chirps Tell Temperature little closer to their destination in half-time entertain- The girls played miniature percussion instruments. has invited Mizpah Circle members ia r le Rohah, Kenneth Lappen of promise* to help the team in fu­ — ------1------two points. The mercury dipped to 29 de­ to be their guests at this meeting. sale to be held in Cooper h.all on the John happen Agency; WUllajfn At Assemblies ture year*. The teachers resumed their fast grees above at Cross (?ity. in Special guests will be the Rev. April 14. Donations from all mem­ Denver—Tha snowy tree crick­ Reg. to$3.98 VALUES! ^ 1 jEtood of the T. J. Crockett Agency; Medals were given to each team the Sock and Buskiners when they give the club members the neces­ pace in the third quarter but fail­ northern Florida, during the early and Mrs. Lawrence F. Almond, bers and friends of the church will et, a half-inch long, i* famous lor 1 Reg. $1.99 VALUE! a m Leonard Rivard; Charles Lathrop; rpember according to percentages. arrived at McGinnis’ for a well- Seniors Meet sary backgroun*^ to represent ed to outrun the seniors. With the morning. It was far below normal the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Rey­ be welcome. If articles cannot be its accuracy as a temperature in­ GIRLS’ SKIRTS 7 f l | l 1 afid Lee Silverstcin of the La- Entertainment and education Additional medals were given to Drama Group appreciated dinner. Russia and Laos in the Model period half over the Seniors start­ in Miami, with readings around nolds, Miss Gertrude Abbey, delivered to the church on the eve­ dicator. It Is said to be possible \ INFANTS’ ORUON er 1 [ •Bdnne, Silverstcin Associates. wgre skillfully mixed at a recent the high man on each team. High- At 11:30 p.m. a tired but happy U.N. Assembly sponsored by the ed to click. Dick Swenson fired 50-degrees. church membership chairman, and ning of April 13, arrangement.* for to tell the temperature by count­ ing the number of the cricket’s Jim Whitehill ’60 asMmbly by Mr. Laurence Barber on-team awards were issued to: group pulled to the Hartford train Foreign Policy Association of in two long push shots and Walter Only light snow flurries fell in Mrs. Walker W. Briggs, president pickup can be made b.v calling 1 NYLON SWEATERS ■ ■ W1 0 Sizes 3-14 ______mm ■ w %r | Jim Tierney, Gary Kosak, >Paul Sees N.Y. Play UN Delegates Hartford, Dick Olmsted '60 cither Mrs. Jay E, Rand or Mrs. chirps in 15 seconds and adding of the March assembly service. A station. Kevin Reardon, '60, ex­ Bycholskl also hit on two field parts of the Great Lakes region of the WSCS. Geisler, Jason Slansfleld, and goal attempts. The quarter closed and Ohio Valley. Precipitation in The Spencer Circle wishes to re Elmer C. Anderson. 40. graduate of Manchester High pressed 'hia feelings and those of RRO. Tn $3.98 VAMIES! 1 Girls’ Clubs Hear Roger Harvey. JV hlgh-on-teams The Broadway musical “West the entire group with, "I wish we Members of the Current Affairs with the score 29-25 In favor of School, (class of 1906) Mr. Barber went to: Bob Morra, Robin Craig, Side Story" and a show at the could do it all over again!" Club visited the headquarters of Somanltis Staff the faculty. 1 Reg. $1.98 VALUE! # a LADIES’ PAJAMAS, | 1 amused the audience with remem­ Gary Ballard, John Pontlllo, and Radio City Music Hall made an Sock and Buskin members who Russia and Laos delegations to In the fourth quarter the seniors Swedish Author brances of his own school days Ron KItteredge. unusually happy day for 24 excited all but ran the teachers off the went on the trip were. William the United Nations March 6. In Finishes Yearbook when the .MH.S faculty had five Manchester’s record score of Junior and Senior members of Barrett, Nancy Colla, Bert Fein- floor. With Bycholskl controlling 1 INFANTS’ HATS << NIGHTGOWNS and 1 I I I J 1 Mrt. Thyra Bjorn, author of the members and the graduating class 740, set in 1956, was smashed by Sock and Buskin, upperclass drama gold, David Gibson, Nancy Hallin, preparation for the Hartford For­ the teachers’ backboard, at one 4 ‘ State Champions Hamden High, The staff, which had brtn meet­ ix>oks “ Papa’s Daughter" and was comprised of 18 students. He club, on their annual New York Darien Jacobsen, Carol Martllng, eign Policy Associajdori’a Model time grabbing four straight re­ 1 or BONNETS \ 4 T BABY DOLLS ■ ■ ^ ^ 1 noted that his was the first class who set a record of 748, trip March 7. U.N. Assembly ngxt April. ing twice a week, now will meet bounds, the seniors pushed “ Papa’s Wife,” was the guest Russ Mercer, Mike Morrill, Janet once a week and will begin work apeaker of the combined Sopho- to attend the Main Street plant Bob Rusconi ’69 Upon arriving in New York late Pa’mela Bamfes, Nancy Cooley, through 14 points, making the and the seniors in the audience Mortimer, Tom Norton and Maria Valerie Johnson, Susan Buckley, on next year’s copy of Somanhls _ ■more, Junior, and Senior Girls’ in the momig. the group split in Pantaleo, final score 39-34. Reg. to $2.98 VALUES! 2 For 1 Club meeting, Tuesday evening, were the. last class to attend class­ two. Sak’s store was the destina­ Charles' Ryan, Stan Auerbach, This concludes a long siege of teachers were unable to be 1 Reg. $1.00 VALUE! \ ^ es there. Also, Sarah Perry, Pat Platt, Robert Jainaltig, Donna Sandals, hard work to meet the deadline un­ come effective against the seniors March 3. Mrs. Bjorn spoke to the Swimmers Fourth tion for six of the girls and Mrs. Kevin Reardon, Betty Regan, Janet "You all owe me a debt,” an­ Patrick Tremarco. The rest of the Robert, Olmsted, Robert Ballard, der the leadership of Dorrell Fish, all-Court defense and scored only LADIES’ NYLON | ^ A girls on her life as a child, teen- Relnohl, Jo Richmond, Bob Seelert, editor-in-chief, and Nellie Perkins, 1 CHILDREN’S POPLIN A Jager, and adult, and how it had nounced Mr. Barber. "It’s because group, chaperoned by Mr. Ken and Dick Olmsted v ent by train flvjft pomts. of me you’re not taking Greek to­ In UConn Meet Jo Taylor, Rose Tremarco, and to New York with the club ad­ assistant editor. Miss lone .fellows Gustafwn and Bycholskl along Always been centered around the Holt and Mr. Simone Yavener, at­ Roanne Wise. SLIPS 1 a j II .goal of becoming a famous day.” He then proceeded to ex­ tended the Radio City Music Hall visor, Mr. Lewis Piper, of the His­ is the advisor of the staff. with Swenson and Dick Avery led 1 BOXER SLACKS V White and Folom. W Ri plain that he had been the last Roanne Wise '60 The Somanhis Staff can now ex­ Author. The Manchester High Swimming morning show. There they saw tory department, and his wife. the Senior attack which saw 17 Mrs. Bjorn, bom in Sweden, person to take Greek in the school. team officially concluded their "The Journey" with Deborah Kerr The club members visited the press sighs of relief. The final copy Seniors play. Illustrated her talk vividly by . . I guess when they were able season by placing fourth In the an­ and Yul Brynner (amid the sighs Laos Embassy at 10 o ’clock and of the '59 Somanhis has been com­ Mr. Phil Hyde led the teachers Reg. to $1.99 VALUES! 1 wearing a hand-made and embroi­ to pull me through it, they decided nual CIAC state meet held at the of the girls) and a performance by Scholarship List the Russian emassy at 11 o’clock. pleted and sent to the O’Toole Pub­ with'eleven points. 1 Reg. $1.00 VALUE! ^ dered Swedish costume. Referring to g(ive Greek up for good!" ex­ University of Connecticut on the famous dancing Rockettes The questions that were asked of lishing Co. for publication. Skip Fisher, senior coach, was plained Mr. Barber. March 7. The Indians competed (amid the sighs of the boys). the representatives of the two na­ Phyllis Crepon ’80 carried from the floor \pn the 1J1DIES’ NYLON 1 A | | to her past life, she explained that In Guidance Office shoulders of the Seniors absA re­ 1 CHILDREN’S FLANNEL < | 'she had been the daughter of a As the house lights dimmed, the against 20 school* In the state. Eating lunch at the automat tions Concerned the future status audience was then taken to Day­ Manchester took a second place was an exciting experience, of Algeria, the creation of a per­ ward for his fine coaching effort. 0 ' HALF SLIPS f . l l l l 1 very strict minister and was al­ The Guidance Office recently The complete faculty squad was 1 LINED BOXER SLACKS 5 / lowed few freedoms. In this at- tona Beach, Fla., where the spa­ in the 200-yard freestyle relay especially for beginners, like Jo manent U.N. peace force, the im­ Intramurals Begin event. The team, consisting of released a li.st of aoholarshlps Philip Hyde, James Kaiser. Rich­ snosphere, she kept asking her­ cious beach, forms an unusual Taylor, '59, "who almost didn't eat plementation of the IJniversa! highway during low tide. Kurt Eigenbrod, Art Nielson, because she didn’t know that only which have l>eea made available Declaration of Human Rights, and Badminton Play ard Danielson, James Moriarty self. "What does a little girl mean Charlie 'Towle, and Bill Stuck to MHS Seniors. These scholar­ (practice teacher), James Brezen- ■to this world? Can she ever be­ Several colorful views of Silver nickels could be put into the slots the future status of South West Springs followed with realistic covered the 200 yards In 1:40 to and tried to jam quarters into ships will oe granted to the stu­ Africa. The delegates interviewed ski, Walter Briggs, Harold Parks, 1 Reg. $1.98 VALUE! ^ come famous?" establish a new school record. The them. (Nice try, Jo!) dents showing the greatest ability Tile boys’ intramural badminton Don Race, Daniel Boylen, Matthew - Mrs. Bjorn further explained glimpses under the surface of the the representative* of Laos in his tournament to determine the UDIES’ CARDIGANS^ A f l f % warm spring water. old record was 1:41.7 seconds, es The highlight of the trip was and need. The following scholar­ office. Literature concerning Maetozo, Conrad Stratelmier, and 1 DOYS’ LONG SLEEVE H lhat the first words she wrote tablished earlier this year. the performance of "West Side ships are available: school "Badminton. Doubles Cham­ Harry Smith. y e re "Qnce upon a lily pad.” She The skillful motions of the Cy­ their country was given to pionship” began March 6. and will press Gardens’ water skiers fur­ Scott Huri, a newcomer this Story,” a modern version of The Klwanis Scholarships will the club members by the rep­ Those playing for the seniors 0 ' and SLIPONS & ■ V V iaid that when she had written continue until Tuesday, March 31, were Walt Bycholskl, Dick Swen­ 1 DRESS SHIRTS V (Newest Spring Shades)______nished both laughter and admira­ year, finished sixth in the 200- "Romeo and Juliet" that takes be given to three students who resentatives of both countries. the date of the final matches. | ■;lhes'e words; her dream as a child tion. A visit to the Everglades yard freestyle. The medley, relay place in the West Side slums of show the greatest ability and need. son, Dick Avery, Phil F5nley, Alan ■would be achieved. The students were impressed by From the 50 doubles teams regis­ area included glimpses of unusual team finished third in the 200-yard New York. Rose Tremarco, '59, Approximately $750 will be divid­ the friendly welcome and serious Churila, Phil Pineo, Jack Camp­ *■ Mrs. Bjorn has written various president of the club, spoke for tered, the ’’champions” will be bell, Stan McFarland, Neil Pear­ bird life and greenery, views of the medley relay event. ed among these three students. attention they received at both determined by the process of elim­ etories for magaiines, amd two Seminole Indians, who reside in Stuck, only a junior, finished others when she said, "The play The Verplanclt PTA Scholarship son, Jack Gustafson, John Haskell, 1 Reg. $1.99 VALUE! ^ j . Reg. te $3.98 VALUES! a 1 J>ooks. wa.s so down-to-earth and delight­ headquarters. ination rounds. Jack Ziemack, Bob Steele, and the area, and the program con­ ■second in the fast 50-yard free­ of $100 will be awarded a senior The purpose of the trip was to Jim Whitehill ’60. Before the talk, short business ducted by the State Rangers on style event. Doug Stevens placed ful.” who is in the upper third of the Phil McGhean. 1 DOYS’ LONG SLEEVE 1 |] LADIES’ WASHABLE 1 n f l \ l meetings of the individual clubs the various wild life preserves. third in the 100-yard breaststroke The group was fortunate to have graduating class and who plans to Neal Prescott, a senior, and An­ were held. The entire program served to event, lowering the school record the opportunity to interview the thony Alibrio of the Science De­ 1 0 COnON DRESSES l a W ] Linda Hartwell. ’60. enter the teaching profes-sion. 1 SPORT SHIRTS l - W bring the audience closer to our by one second to 1:14. His third stage manager, Mr. Joseph Hill, The Manchester Education Assn. partment refereed the game. Florida neighbors and the sunny place rounded out the Manchester and to inspect the stage and sets Scholarship of $300 will be award­ Hilarious “ Acts” region in which they live. scoring. closely after the performance. ed to a senior planning to enter Legion of Honor The seniors cheered their team Seniors Reading Leslie Hochberg ’60 Clyde Richard ’59 A reserved table was waiting for the teaching profession. on to victory with the enthusias­ Reg. to $1J8 VALUES! _ The Manchestei PTO Scholar­ tically vociferous encouragement 1 Reg. $2.98 VALUE! ^ m Range of Stories ship will be awarded to a deserv­ of a cheerleading squad chosen es­ LADIES’ BLOUSES, 1 A A ing senior who is planning to at­ pecially for. the occasion. The 1 BOYS’ SLEEVELESS 1 f tend college. cheerleaders wore the traditional “ From. Mahatma Ghandi to Cae- I S y ^ , JERSEYS, “F SHIRTS | , y | | | The Rotary Club Scholarships of red sklrtS and white blouses. Sam 1 SWEATERS orilr I - %10 «ar and Cleopatra" is the range $250 each will be awarded to one Foster Wa.s captain of the group o f literature studied this year in boy and on^ girl planning to enter which included Ron Carr, Jack Ja- Miss lone Fellows’ senior English college. cxibs, John Hawthorne, and Doug classes and Illustrated by a variety The Manchester Education Club Stevens. 1 Reg. $3J8 VALUE! ^ m Reg. 55c VALUE! f"" ’’J;’ 1 of films. will also award five scholarships The cheerleaders were supported In an anthologv’ representing of $100 dohars each to girls who by the efforts of the Society Sev­ “UDY ESTHER” LIQUID Q Q foreign countries. “Adventures in have been acccp,.ed by an accred­ en, a musical organization com­ 1 DOYS’ FAMOUS 7 f Modern Literature’’ are such ac­ ited school of nursing. posed entirely of musicians with CLEANSING CREAM______X ' counts as: “The Brothers, " telling Interested students should ob­ “ red” hair. This gave rlsC to the 1 “DEACOr RODES 10 of Scandinavian life; “Four Years tain anpheat'on blanks for thase expressed opinion that part of the in a Shed," with France and Ma­ rcholarships in the Guidance Of­ group may have resorted to dis­ dame Curie as background: “The fice. Each student who fills out guise. SAVE AT THE Petition" describing India: and an applica’.ioi' vill be considered To boost the morale of its team, 1 Reg. $2.98 VALUE! ^ I Reg. $135 VALUE! 5 "« « "Country Girl," with a Latin Amer­ fer all of the scholarships for the faculty presented for the first “FIRST’ REGUURLY ica setting. which they are eligible. These ap­ time its mascot. The faculty pre­ 1 BOYS’ SHIRT 1 f “HAZEL BISHOP” A A C As the stories and articles were plications ere due in the Guidance fers 'that the identity of the beast ASK US ABOUT A ■Studied, movies'were shown which Office by March 31. remain a mystery; consequently It 1 and SLACK SET 1 . 1 HAIR SPRAY Jielped to study the country’s peo- Dick Swenson ’59 could be. identified only by its out­ ...Your Bank 10 3>le and customs. Some of the mov­ ward appearance; It had the body ies shown were “ France and Its HOME IMPROVEMENT Connection Is of a leopard, the head of a Walt h i * F ia t People,” "Ireland Land/ and Peo­ Dlsney-’wolf ^nd the feet of a ple," “Welsh Magic and Snowdon­ Trio of Sem'ors f- Valuable Reg. $6.98 VALUE! R*{. 79c VALUE! Kennetii Bird Constance Bentley stocking-clad human. ' ia,” and "India Customs in the The sporting atmosphere of the -Village." LOAN NOW... “HI-GENE” AEROSOL Visit Puerto Rico game was pointed up by-the sur­ BOYS' WOOL . India was further described by -The 1968 Thanksgiving Day This week the Legion of Honor prise appearance , of the CCIL the story and movie of,Mahatma Three MHS seniors enjoyed a football game was an un­ applauds, the unique dancing tal­ chariipiori swimming team which SPORT GOATS 3.00 ROOM DEODORANT l^handl. 10-day vacation in Puerto Rico fortunate (Jay in the life of this ents of petite Miss Constance wore its complete outfit—flippers, As the stories were read, the during the winter recess. Karl Rel- Bentley. Connie’s interests in mod­ students had to determine the de­ v/eek’s made legionnaire, Ken­ em and interpretive dancing have water wings,- life jackets, nose chelt, Tanya Parrott, and Bob Bal­ neth Bird. For in that game, the plugs, and snorkels. The champion velopment of the theme and tell lard visited Karl’s parents, Mr. brought her the position as presi­ Ye$, make your plans now to remodel or repair your Reg. $180 VALUE! whether it was expository, descrip­ MHS halfback broke his leg. dent cf the Rhythmic Choir at the soccer team gave a short demon­ Reg. $6.98 VALUE! m- and Mrs. Norman Reichelt, in San- Our disabled legionnaire 'is a stration of iU skills, but any al­ home. We will provide the money to make those need­ tive, narrative, or argumentative. turce, a 'suburb of the island’s Center Church. (The Rhythmic GUARDIAN ANGEL - Donna ZoIIa, Janet Mortimer well-known and well-liked figure Choir is a form of Interpretive lusions' to its good sportsmanship main city, San Juan, at MHS this year. He is a member were shattered when it banished a ed Improvenrients. A,Home Improvement Loan is easy- BOYS’ and GIRLS’ ,$ind .Sandra Starrett gave talks Swimming and skin-diving in dance which enpresses reltglous FIGURINES o f the various countries which they of the Current Affairs Club, ‘.d$as. ..This group ha.'? performed poor four-foob-eleven-lnch football to-get and easy-to-repay at our bank. You have up to the 80-dogree Atlantic ocean oc­ After graduation,. Ken hopes to player who was- only trying for a Quilt Lined JACKETS (Sign of the Zodiac) Sdsited while on tour in Europe cupied much of the visiters' time, several times at the high school three years to repay it. See us now. ^ t h the Girl Scouts la.st summer. atterid Rensselaer Polythechnic In­ and has won acclaim from many touchdown. » although many tours of the Ularid stitute. His ambition is to become Phyllis Crepon ’60' audiences for Its beautiful presen­ The “ Varsity M Club,” looking' and the gift; shop* In Seui Juan either a nuclear physicist or s' suspiciously, effeminate,' also put were taken. A trip to El Yunque, tations). Reg. Sine VALUE! metalurgical engineer. In prepara­ in an appearance to add to the ^ Thought for the week . . . ■ . ^ Reg. 49fr VALUE! a mountain, revealed an interest­ tion for hia career Ken has fol­ In school, Connie participates in hilarity of the eccaalon. The mem- ■ ing rain fprest high above San lowed the CoHege Prep Course, the Current Affairs Club and tha bers of this august organization Sports Program Senior Girls’ Club. Connie is a Bad habits are like a comfortable bed . . easy .to get Into bu$ GIRLS’ KNIHED Juan. Here orchids, sweet bamanas, electing many scientific and favored the spectators with a MEN’STIES member of the Crafts class at Picks Chairmeii Report Interviews from Office raspberries and beautiful trees mathematical subjects. Math hearty cheer for themselves and hard to get out of. ^ UNDERSHIRTS Never before at Buch'a low price! grow abundantly in a national park Analysis and Phyaics rate as his Bcfliodi; her. artistic abilities recent';, followed the cheer with-a serious maintaind . by the Puerto Rican top senioc subjects. ly m elted her honorable mention game of leap frog. As the basU-ethall .season draws Rosemary LaChapelle, Dorelle'^34 used manual typewriters; 16 of ■see the functioning of o^ce work­ government. A' visit to the battle- buutslde • of - schoAl • ■ Ken played in in the Scholastic Art Contest. Con­ Judy HUinykl’s dance band of <3irl*’ Intramural Fish; and Muriel Mikoleit talk the ofiice workers used a macliine ers. As a resi.’ t of actually seeing scarred fort of B3 M ono highlight­ the Intermediate . Eiasketball nie's subjects Glia year Include; over thirty senior "convicts” for transcribing, 22 of them used these workers in action, the girls Reg.to$18iirVALUES! Sports Program looks forward to over the reports from Miss Avis ed the trip. The fort, captured by League. For two year's he worked English' TV, Trigonometry, Solid played diutog the half time, ex­ Reg. $3.98 VALUE! ft season of vo’leybail. various csdcuiators; 13 used dupli- brought .back many individual the United States In 1898, Is being Qmetry, Crafts I and lY, Modern Kellogg’s senior Stenographic’arid at Pinehurst Grocery. His' varied hibiting considerable akill In the - Momhers of the Girls’ Leaders ca/ting machines. Forty-three of feelings of their own. One njember restored to’'its original appearfince. interests include, boat building, Problems and A cappella Choir. art of percUaalon. Their Instruments MEN’S 'Tranacription Cless which has re­ the office, workers interviewed en­ of the claas said, "I felt one of the She lists trigonometry and crafts GIRLS’ TERRY Oub' Ciyde. Richard, * » Linda Recknagal, ’l l ’ I t used electric tjrpev^tera and ofBpes, the girls had a chanoe to Muriel ’Mikoleit, ’59. * Bob Ballard ’59 Kennelri Bird, 38 Harvard RiL bertua Magnus'.College .Jan, 22. ' - ’ A", ".'ift. ’ A'. 1 ■ ■V -V ;' :\ > / PAGE ELEyWf MANCI^STER E V^IN G HERAl^D. MANCHEStfe^GpNN.. i^lDAY, MARCH 18. 1989 z. - ' '' r' \ X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA^iCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY^l^^CH 18, 1959 Bdirry Backs BoUon,FireConsu|nes House, Veins Asks Help , HOUR SERVICfe"- Fluoridation ilate State encies For CF Drive Andover Improvers Join f Bill to Insure Possessions of FamUy of 4 le Seeks $3.9 Billion Di^i^JSsiEiu Plans Tentativelv\Sel william. Veins, chairman of the AMBULANCE SERVICE 1959 Cystic Ftbroals fund raising OF MANCHESTKIl, INC.—MANOHESTBH, CONN. A Bolton man and'W* two chlH $1,000, U reported to have been April 28 ha* beetPMt as tha\ O v e r Water Service tion Speedy Trials drive, states' that volunteer* ar# Talk on Children dren eacaped - from their home partially covered by'iLnsurance. tentativ# data for a teferen- Mrs. Norma Tedford,^Iton wel­ needed to help In the cam pal^. 2-WAY COMMUNICATION " X ' - ' ■ — '■ Foreign Aid dum on fluoridation. Manchester Rep. David Barry rttortiy y after midnight . before fare director, said this morning Any organization or Individual — OXYGEN — "How a Parent^ pan Tall When Th* voice olt^h* Manchester Im-^gestlon .of TPC CSiainnaB Martin \rnlIverklty, "I* a ■violation of the • } • ' ‘ This was annduncaJ 'today (Ooqtinard from One) yesterday spoke at a legislative flamM ooiMlumed the 4-room that the family was badly In need Interested In helping may contaeV a Child Has a HaalHj Problem" by Registrar of Voter* Edward provament Aasn.' ha* Joined those Alvord. , . aacredneu^f humah- peraonallty -."(OHrtfatM* trMB r » c « Oa*) Why, Daddy? Alvord aaid then he “firmly be­ hearing at the State Capitol in atrueUw^. of clothing of any kind. Being him at his home, 12 Hyde St. will be the topic of a Ulk by Dr. Moriarty, following discus­ jof the Towm Planning Oommiasion Albert N. BKerberg. eccecutl've In the sight otGod. ’The death pen­ sought are: Woman’s shoes, alz* lieves the Director* have a definite favor of a bill he introduced which According to lira. Peter Maa- A Cystic Fibrosis MSriih will be A little Bolton boy can’t un­ sion* With Town Clerk Edward and the Republican Town Commit­ fecretary of the State Board of alty disregardk^the fundamental 6C: woman’s clothing, sizes 12 or aoa h u earn «bout m larg« meas- Truman Esau at the PTA''meet­ tespdnsibllity to see that action la capacity art'peraona to respond to would clarify the right to a sollnl, wife of the Bolton Volunteer conducted on March 2 2 / from T e L M l } - tee' In urging action in the North derstand wheie- 'his old, brown Tomklel earlier this week. Ekhicatkm of. the blind, was one “speedy trial.” 14; boy’s socks, size oj shirts and 0 3 $ 0 iirt bacauM our paat programs of ing at 8 p.m. Wednesday In the That day, all eligible voter* End water problem. taken to protect the health and of the dozen or more witness** right Influences ancKgives no op- Fire Department Chief, Edward J. house to house, betweepAl a.m. teddy bear la to4 and 16. She also said hopes that clvlo^ Intnded organiza­ face of threaU." stroved his home on Shoddy Mill ter Water Co., which is being hard- tion of Connecticut. ^ Others who urged that life IhK Night” classrooms will have chlK pressed by complsUnt* to Improve ing to Improve the sltu*:tlon by 'Of which he is a member. to reach the telephone hear the that two double beds or one .dou­ tions, church g/oups, service' clubs Spaaking of the worldwide Red .|r Rd. just after'midnight. A sightless New Haven lawyet, priaonment be made the Stale’s ble and two single beds were need­ Seif PICK-UP threat s^ialnst free natlona, HUeen- dren’s work on display and ^vill be the quality of water it provides to following recommendation* hy the most severe penalty Included divin­ ' Barry today said the bill rhay be flaming heater. He awoke his two and fraternal^ groups will help by He remembers that the stuf­ Skiddinp; Blamed Henry T. Istas, told the comhiit- resaslgned for another hearing be­ ed along with pillows, bedding and conductlng/addltlonal events for bower told the legislators: open from 7 to 8 p.m. for Inspec­ 12,500 users. Henry Souther'Engineering Co. of ity students and Donald E. J. Mc­ children, Eugene, .16, and James, SAVEi OASES OF SObA AT fed toy was in bed with him tion. Free car and weight tests Hartford. That firm la scheduled tee the Board of Educatlqrf for cause oL the snowstorm which kept 6, asleep In a bedroom, any other -household iteipe avail­ the benefit of the Cystic Fibrosis •*Txfo fundamental purposes of In a letter released to Victor the Blind, which now cqfnes di­ Namara, dean ’of the New York when his father, Edgar .Sellers, will also be available in the all For 4 Accidents to complete a atudy at the end of many, le^Wators and citizens at and got them out of the house. able. Anyone having these Items is Research Fund. our collecUve defense effort are to awoke Jimmy and ^Is older Swanson, the association said it rectly to the- Legislature for its Institute ot Criminology. 12 large BottiM AT ^UB°BOTn.^(a^LANT purpose room. t would use the PUC Information this month upon which the water McNamara aaid the death pen­ home' yeatwjay. The Manchester He ran a quarter of a mile dowrt askkd to call Mrs. Tedford In Bol­ The'^ Children’s Cystic Fibrosis prevent general war and to deter brother, Eugene, 16, to. get them funds, would be ‘.’getting what Price* quoted are for home dellv- Communist.local aggression. A short business meeting will William W. Norris, of 17 Garden "as a guile in formulating our fu­ Company will base its report to the alty has been Ineffective in pre­ attorney was the only speaker on Shoddy Mill Rd; to the home of ton. Association ot Connecticut la a out of the burning house. Spems Sunday ^ PUC, Major recommendation is was left” if it had to depend on the measure. William F. Site) to call flrer.ien. vphtntary non-profit organization $ ].5 0 erie# only: extra charge for ban­ Growing Red ^tentlal be held later la the evening. Re­ Directs Concert Dr., haa a birthday tomorrow, but ture course of action.” venting serious crime. He termed He can’t understar ’. why his freshment! will be served by room Dr. Israel Knox will wind'up the expected to be a filtration plant, another agency fot- its necessities. The bill would rriake It manda­ Seller’s wife was at work when composed of, parertVs of cystic chil­ Tax Inch. quets, parties, ahower*,. wedding*, "We know the enormous and The group said it was seeking In addition to participating in it- “punitive, retallatlve, and re­ teddy bear wasn't rescued, too.- mothers for Mrs. Betty Wright’s Philip TreggoT. minister of music today hi Friday the 13th and he Adult Lecture Series Sunday night treilef or satisfaction” from' the which the. company lack*. tory to bring a persort'-j^rrested for the fire began. dren and friends. Its only revenue etc. growing Communist potential to at the South Methodist Church, hearings of aeveral committees, vengeful.” 0 Postmasters Reset, Plus Deposit Jimmy doesn't know yet that and Mrs. Helen Barton’s grades may remember it more 'vividly that iq, sponsored by Temple Beth, r o c because: "A company spokesman iwld yes­ a misdemeanor to trikl within Andover and Hebron Volunteer comes from the annual-fund drive. launch a war of nuclear destruc­ his pet terrier, "Tussy” died in will direct a ^ ncert of sacred mu­ the l^vmakers held brief ses­ under the chairmanship of Mrs. than the 14th. Sho'lom. The New York. University ‘"ihe Board of Directors of the terday the Wilson’ Brook" source, three months. It would reqiih;e trial Fire Departments were , also called Funds obtained are used to finance tion and their willingness to the fire. sic at the church Sijnday evening faculty member will talk on “Jew­ into which sediment flow*d Friday sions of the Senate and House of Meeting at Grove .65 Delivered use this power as a threat to the Lawrence Sheehan and Mrs. Ju- Norris, driving north on Church Eighth School and Utilities Dis­ in a felony case within six mbntbs under the Mutual Aid S.vstem. re.search Into cystic fibrosis. at 7:30. , ish Humor and Character” at 8:30 from a Rt. 6riVilUams Rd< con­ Representatives. Each body fouiid after the day of arrest. Hebron was turned back before Tax Inch MANCHESTER free world. • , laln Krzetvskl, St. at 7:20 this morning, skidded trict has jurisdiction over the fire n The concert will be performed by p.m. struction site, was dug out, along time to adopt a resolution. Barry said the bill would seL they reached the scene. The meeting of county directors Plus Deposit ^•We know also that even locw defense in order that they may In other PTA News, co-presi­ the Chancel Choir of the church Into the Chestnut St. Intersection and sewer facilities of the area Local Stocks continue to have the confidence dents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clough and hit a car traveling west. An author. Dr. Knox has con­ served ' by the Manchester Water with the settling pool from which In the Senate, it was one urg­ only an outside time limit for . 'A casualt.v of the fire was a of the Connecticut Chapter of the aggressions* unless checked, could and the Harlt School of Muric tributed to many publications. the water flows Into one of the ing Congress to pass the Hawaiian BOTTLINGCO. ^ s o r h nation after nation into and high morale essential to vigor­ have announced that Mrs. Edward Driving the car was Chief of Co. and has absolytely no control granting speedy trials. Cases, he terr'ler puppy belonging to James, National Association of Postmas­ Public Records ous participation in the common Chamber Orchestra. Numbers 7to The other speakers in this year’s or cohnectlon with the/Manchester firm’s three reservoirs. Statehood Bill — a wish that be­ QuotaUonn rnmlsned by said, could be brought to trial The dO^s body was found under •k -k -k the Communist orbit — or could Arnold will fill the pdst of secre­ be given Include "Mass In G Ma­ Police James M. Reardon. lb HENDERSON RD. defense effort.^’ Reardon’s car was towed from, series were Dr. Louis Levitsky and He said silt washing down from came a reality later in the day Coburn A Mlddlebrook. Inc. well within that limit in accordance a bed whqri firemen were finally ters, which was .postponed last flame into world tvar. tary which was vacated recently. jor" by Franz Schubert, add the Water Co.” Warrantee Deeds Elsenhower did not mention the Mrs. Walton Yerger. PTA libra­ the scene. Neither driver wa* In­ Prof. Abraham' Heschel. Meanwhile, another letter was the construction site is a major when the U.S. House of Represen­ Bank Atorks with the, speedy trial guarantee of able to enleh.the burning building. night diie to the Storm, has been Ml 3-7922 •The protection of the Free Bach Cantata -No. 4, "Christ Lay cause of the problem because other tatives voted in favor of the meas­ Bid Asked rescheduled for Wednesday at the Mitchell A. and Rose A. Kar- Small Bottles WorM against the threat or the nations by name but they are Brit­ ry chairman, has reported that jured and no arrest was made. being sent to the PUC today— the the United States Constitution. The Sellers''-'lost everything in ain. Italy and Turkey. in the Bonds of Death." Yesterday, police said, three one the Town Planning Commis­ tributaries feeding the water sup­ ure and sent it to the President Conn. Bank arid Trust The bill would thus not be vi(, 44)4 live of constitutional rights, he the pajamas they' were wearing James J. Morway of Thompson, Robba, property at 33-35 Locust South Off sion or local attack rests on the the soloist in the final offering storms. The State House of Representa­ president of the Stale chapter, 1s common defense-effort established private U S. enterprise be encour­ ruary. ^ afternoon, the result of slippery Tuesday after ‘ the storm of com-, First National Bank of said. at the time, and are Staying with St. $ 1 .2 0 ^ aged to Invest more overseas to of the evening, Schubert’s "Omni­ roads. , May Bypass Rese'ryolr tives, acting on the suggestion of Manchester ...... 37 — He said he gained the support expected to be present together Quitclaim Deed Center St. under our collective security To Visit Workshop potence,” one., of the Christian Jobless Insurance plaints broke out among North Mrs. Nancy Rowe of 11 Strant St., I Tax Inck. help friendly governments. He Raymond LAPointe, 39, of Cov­ End users over the weekend. He said the 1955 hurricane Rep. Henry Feme (R-Westp6rt) Hartford Natlona of the County Bar for his measure Manchester. with other officer.s and postmas-' •greements.” A workshop Introducing the churoh’s most popular anthems. washed out the bank at the site Walter H. Ferguson to Mildred S. Plus Deposit a-sked for legi.slation guaranteeing entry, driving west on E. Center General Manager Richard Mar­ adopted a self-congratulatory re­ Bank & Trust Co. . 37 >.4 39)4 when the hearing was assigned. The Bpllon Chapter of the Sal­ ters from Hartford County. Mor- Ferguson, property on Garth Rd. North Off The sum requested by the Pres­ against loss of capital due to rev­ 1959-60 Mission Themes for the The public is invited to this spe­ St. at 2:45, skidded as he began System Fails Aims and the topsoil has been removed solution that applauded the grit Barry introduced his bill while wav.sald he would have been un- ident — $3,929,995,000 in precise Congregational Christian Church cial concert, for which there will tin, in rerouting the letter tp the Fire Insurance Companies vation Army was on the scene"^ .35 Delivered olution and other civil strife. At to turn left around the rotary at PUC and also the State Health De­ above, creating erosion that pours of thoqe members who came to the Aetna Fire ...... 79)4 82)4 representing a client in a reck­ serve coffee to the firemen who abfe to appear last night. West Center St. figures — is about $12 million less present, government guarantees will be held Sunday afternoon and be no admission charge. the Center and crashed Into a (Continued from Page One) silt Into the Wilson source. Since Capitol despite the snow. less driving case which was hot Postmaster Alden E. B.alloy said Tax Inch than he sought last year. It would evening. Among those who will partment, told those agencies that Hartford F ir e ...... 198 208 fought the fire throughout the M cover risks only against war, ex­ utility pole. ”I know you have this problem un­ 1955, Wilson brook has been dug The House is adjourned today brought to. trial for more than six the meeting will be the first In Plus Deposit continue massive military-eco­ attend are Mrs. Ruth Wliltney, Al­ National ...... 115 123 night. / propriation and confiscation. At 5 o’clock. Sherwood Strick­ for a gpOup of Republicans led by der consideration and it seems to out once a year, he said, while be­ but Will meet four times next Phoenix...... 80)4 83)4 months. tVhile the bill would have The house, a.ssessed in 1947 for Manchester. nomic assistance to some 70 Eisenhower also proposed that len R. Yale Sr., Guy Outlaw. Gor­ land, 21, of Glastonbury, backed fore that the stream was no prob­ no bearing on Barry’s case, be­ friendly'nations into a 13th con- former Fairfield County GOP lead­ me that the State Health Depart week, starting ’Tuesday. The Sen­ Lift and Indemnity Ins. Cos. M en's the amount of coverage be doubled, don MacDonald and the Rev. Wil­ his snow plow into a fire alarm box er William H. Brennan had of­ ment and the Public UtluUeaift Com­ lem. ) ate is in session today, but its cause of its timing, he feels it aecutive postwar year. . _ ^ Calling attention to Russia’s own lard E. Thomen. Obituary on Deepwood Dr. at Foxcroft Rd. Aetna Casualty 192 202 Btsenhower's - foreign aid re­ fered him a judge-patronage deal mission are the agencies that are He said another plan is to by­ agenda is restricted to non-con Aetna Ufe ...... 254 2^4 would establi.sh rights for others economic aid program to overseas Activities on Sunday' He reported the crash to the fire in exchange for his' vote on the in a position to do' something about pass completely tthe reservoir Into troversial matters. in the future. quests have been cut sharply in areas it hopes to influence, El.sen- department soon afterwarc^. Conn. General ...... 370 385 past years. DemocraU urging The Pilgrim Fellowslilp will meet Mrs. John Adamy administration’s bill. this problem rather'than the town which Wilson Brook runs. This A bill calling for a broad eco­ Htfd. Steam Boiler . . 94 100 OI- MA^fC'HESTKK hower said that last year alone the at the home of their adult leaders, At 6:40, Lester Jalbert, 40, of SHOE more spending than the admin­ Mrs; Katherine Turek Adamy, Brennan denied the charge, and legislative body.” would not appreciably alter the nomic survey of the resources of (New) aETCNER GUSS GO. Mitehellchell Communist bloc provided $X bil­ Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess, Pine Rockville, and Mrs. Florence Yoo, istration plans on some domestic the Governor yesterday angrily de­ Copies of the TPC letter were company water supply, he said. Connecticut Was the subject of a Travelers ^ . .7 ...... 93 96 9-TO7879 UNIVERSAL lion in such help to 17 selected Ridge Rd., at 7 p.m. Sunday, Mi.ss TO, wife of John Adamy, 197 Eld- 34, of Coventry, were involved In Youth Drinks Fifth programs and the nation’s own de­ clared' that he alone would name sent to Warren J. Scott, director of In another step, the company hearing yesterday before the Stale 188 WEST MlpbLE TURNPIKE countries. This brought the total Beverly Thompson will lead the ridge St., died this morning at a a cra.sh on 'Woodbridge St. at raised the splashboard heights of Public Utilities fenses have been eyeing the,foreign made available by the Reds to Mather St. Police said the two driv­ the new judges. the Health Department’s Bureau Development Committee. Amdpg Conn. Light * Power 23>4 25)4 ^7- meeting. local convalescent home. its reservoirs. other things, it would deal with In 5 Minutes, Dies CORNER DURANT SALE Custom Pre-engineered add fund as a plaCe to offset some $2,400,000,000. The Board of Trustees will meet ers were approaching each other There have been no Indications of Sanitary Engineering, and El­ Hartford Electric Lt. 69 71 of the Increases. A resident ^f Manchester for on Woodbridge and Mrs. Yoo’s car In the Capitol that a legislative in­ mer C. Nuease, chief engineer of land supply, utilities, labor, in­ Hartford Gas Co. . . 43)4 46'4 at 7 p.m. Sunday In the First Con­ many years, she was a member of dustry, transportation, communi­ (Continued from Page One) NEW LARGER QUARTERS «$% for MlUtary Programs gregational Church. The sermon skidded as she sought to pass a quiry on the matter was being the PUC. Southern New England Nearly 62 per cent of the new the Zion Evangelical Lutheran parked truck. Jalbert. driving a The health department is keep­ cations, agriculture, and the Telephone ...... 43'4 45'4 funds Elsenhower askbd would go Personal Shower topic Chosen by the Rev. Willard Church and of the Ladies Aid contemplated. State government’s part in the Barber estimated the time as less PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING E. Thomen fov the 11 a m. service bulk grain truck, applied his ing a close check on the company’s About Town Manufacturing. Companies for military programs — $1,600.- Society df the church. She cele- brakes but also skidded, police One ke.v Democratic leader today water following a rainstorm last state economy. than five minutes. 000,000 for weapons, military Sunday is "Christian Mediator.” braUd her 70th birthday yester­ declined to comment o’n the mat­ Leonard Shankman and Richanl House Minority Leader A. Searle Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . 63 66 Barber and Yates said they then AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Por Miss Wiley said . Friday which washed silt Into its Associated Spring . . 20'4 22' equipment and munitions Including Family Supper Planned day, and she and her husband had Mrs. Yoo suffered bruises on her ter. sources. Teat results announced Alden, first year students at the Pinney of BrookQeld, sponsor of drove to Raytown where they left A Fandlv Night Pot-Lurk Sup­ Bristol Brass ...... 11'4 13 Lea in the .seat of the car because missiles and $835 million for "de­ Mls.s Patricia A. Wiley, daughter been married 62 years last month. left elboiv and hip, police said. She Rlblcoff will leave Hartford to yesterday by the department of a University of Connecticut School the measure, told the committee GLASS FURNITURE TOPS fense support” as aid to nations per win he held at 6:30 p.m. March Be.sldes her husband, she leaves day for Washinigton. wheit he will of Law, will be contestants Monday this sort of analysis would help the Collins ...... 86 91 he was "groggy." They left him t)f Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Wiley of 2 was treated at Manchester Memo­ sample taken Sunday showed the Dunham. Bush ...... 9 10 which maintain big military forces 20 in the First Congregational a son, John W. Adamy; a sister, rial Hospital ‘and discharged. attend the National Press Club’s water was safe to drink but "ob­ in the semi-finals of the Appellate State compete with other states there. Olcott St., whose marriage to Church social room. Those attend­ Em-Hart ...... 50 53 MIRRORS (Fireplace and Doof) GARAGES o f their own. Mrs. Anne Klemlck of Stelsonvillc, No arrests were made after any Gridiron Dinner tonight. He will re­ jectionable in appearance Moot Court competition of the law on the regional and national level. Barber found Lea dead when he The remaining 38 per cent, A.l.C. Irving August will take ing are asked to bring a hot disli, WiS., and several nieces and neph­ turn to the state Sunday. school. The competition will be held Graham R. Threadway, chair­ Fafnir Bearing .... 87 92 returned, to the car a few hours and S5.S9 place April 4, In the Church of the of .the crashes. More samples are being taken Priced from $1,495,000,000, would go for devel­ salad, milk ftr their children, and ews. Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the School man of the Connecticut Develop­ Landers, Frary, Clark 20 22 later. PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Assumption, was honored with a as a precautionary move that is N. B. Machine ...... 30'4 32'4 Broken SD/Ck. opment help, technical assistance eating utensils. Rolls and butter, The funeral will be held at 2 of Law, Hartford. ment Commission, said his group personal shower March, 6 by her coffee and dessert will be served normal after heavy surface washes North and Judd .... 27 30 Fnmoiifi Name« Inrludett, and low interest loans, especially o’clock Monday afternoon at Zion dump suspended matter in public is making a survey at a cost of WINDOW and PLATE GLASS in Asia and the Middle East. attendants at the coming wedding. by the supper committee. about $50,000. However, he said. Russell Mfg. •...... 24 27 Rusting on ^^6on Lullieran Church, with the pastor, water supplies. The firm has CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE US’ STOCK Bisenhower said special aid Mls.s Jacqueline Wrubel, Miss ‘ A program will be pre.scntcd by the Rev. Paul K.. Prokopy, offi­ Zone Variance Sought It isn’t as sweeping as what Pin­ Stanley )Vorks .... 44 47 Manchester Green Cathy Sagan and Miss Ann Phyllis the Pilgrim Fellowship. After the stepped up Its chlorine ratio a* a Terry Steam ...... 45 49 Chicago-—Studies indicate that from one of these funds is needed ciating. Burial will be in East further precaution. ney recommends. for West Berlin which he described Gaura. supper the Bna: d of Deacons will Sidney Edwards, managing di­ Torrington ...... 30 32’ when man reaches the moon he MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS X meet with those who are inter­ Cemetery. The,water has been clearing up U.S. Envelope, com. . 24’4 26)4 will find a place where metal never [SHOE OUTLET as "a solitary outpost of freedom The party was held at thi? Wru­ Friends may call at the Watkins- in api^arance from the brownish HYDRAMATIC rector of the commission, said a OPEN SATURDAYS— OPBjN THURSDAY EVENINGS back of the Iron Curtain.” bel home, 45 Edmund St., and at­ ested in joining the church. A For St. James’ Rooms survey such a/s the Republican U.S. Envelope, pfd. . . 12)4 14)4 rusts, silver never tarnishes, and West Funeral Hqine. 142 E. Center tint it .had last weekend. AND bronze never turns green—because ESTIMATES OLADLY 6IVEN $09 Middle ’Turnpike’ East "In addition to the firm support tended by 22 guests from this and meeting of the Community Club St., Sunday froni 2:30 to 4:30 and Meanwhile, the subject will come leader recommends would cost half Veeder R o o t ...... 53'4 56*4 will also be held after the supper. The above quotations are not to the moon bps neither moisture, which we and our NATO Allies other towns. The bride-elect re­ 7 to 9 p.m. up for discussion by the Board of a million doll’ars. It should be tried ceived many gifts, aud a buffet was -Lenten Group to Meet A request for a zoning varlancehls pariahionera to make donations JETAWAY only if there were some way to be construed as actual markets. wind, nor f/ee oxygen. bave assured West Berlin in the - - ..... for the school expansion program, Directors Tuesday at 8 p.m. in a NO MONEY DOWN face of current Soviet threat,” he served bv the hostesses. The Lenten Study Group will Charles J. WesneskI no that an 8-clas.sroom addition meeting at the Municipal Bqllding. keep it up to date and make real meet at the nome of Mrs. Andrew needed because of the continued aaid, "It is Important that we can be made to the rear of St. The TPC has asked the Board to TRANSMISSION use of the data, he said. Gasper on Hebron Rd. at 10 a.m. Charles J. Wesneski, 53, of 63 population growth lit the parish. Pinney’s bill doesn’t specify the 1st Payment O C T , show our support of its people by Deepwood Dr., died suddenly this James’ Parochial School on Park consult immediately with company Tuesday. The discussion topic will St. was filed with the Town Plan­ REPAIR SERVICE amount to be appropriated for the continuing our economic assist­ morning at his home. officials on the problem, and the ance to that beleaguered city." Miller Inherits be "The Meaning and Ptirposc of ning and Zoning Department to­ GOP has asked in addition that the study. 'This could be figured by the the Sermon in Our Worship.’’ . He had been a resident of Man­ Burglars Enti^ iTdAY SERVICE committee, he said. ^ Eisenhower took note of the con­ chester for the past 15 years, and day. Board negotiate Immediately for Fri. & S a t gressional arguments for shifting Third of Estate Firemen to Elect Plana submitted by the New possible town purchase of the firm. Tavo Factory Trained ’4811 a hearing before the Legis'7 NOTfCE An election of officers wdll be for 11 years was a partner in the Two Local Homes lature'a Judiciary Committee, op- funds from foreign aid hito other Pine Pastry Shop on Center St., Haven architectural firm of Polak A bill that would provide the Mechanics On Duty operations. He answered In these The estate of the li t« Cyrus C! held at the annual meeting of the and Sullivan, which made the re­ authority for town purchase Is opponents of capital punishment ■Vohintcer Fire Department at 8 leaving that bu.siness about eight restated their ‘ opposition to t| ie words: Miller of the Bronx. N.Y., has months ago. He was employed quest on behalf of the church, al­ Police today reported breaks currently In the hopper of the Pub­ ALL WORK Ea$L West and CucklamI Camatarias "When I hear this program de- o'clock in the firehouse. so call for the erection of a com­ had been made at two Manchester lic Utilities Committee of the Leg­ death penalty. In Connecticut, a been inventoried and the net val­ most recently in the cafeteria at GUARANTEED first degree murder conviction It Is requested that Coiiietery lot owner* remove any winter acribed as a ‘give-away’ or as ’aid ue is $214,310. Slate to Be Niuned Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. He bination gymnasium and auditori­ homes yesterday afternoon and islature'. It was Introduced on Mar­ A slate of officers will be pre­ carries with it the sentence of grave decorations that they wish to keep. to forelgnera ct the expense of Miller’s son, .Jacob F. Miller of was a member of Manchester um which would be connected to last night. tin’s reqitest at the start of the CALL Mitchell sented at the monthly meeting of the existing portion of the school Burglars took about $200 worth death by electrocutidn unless .Starting Monday, M'arch 16, 1959 the annual clean-up of the domestic programs,’ I wonder 1C3 Adelaide Rd.. inherits one Lodge of Elks and. of the Polish current Gehepal Assembly session grounds will begin in preparation for Easter. UNIVERSAL BUILDERS CORP. what sort of AJherica we would the St. Columba’a Ladies Society by a 60-foot pa-^-ageway. of costume jewelry and other clemency (life imprisonment with­ third of the estate. The local man's American Club of Rockville. In case the Ntecision were ever out hope of parole) is recommend­ bave today—whether any funds three children received bequests in St. Columba’s Church Monday The plans, although not fully articles from the home of Mrs. made to buy thVxompany, as bos GEORGE W. ELLIOTT, Superintendent. BOX 1708 - f)5 STILES ST., NEW HAVEN. CONN. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sadie S. 3-1511 ed by a jury. would bo available for any do- of $1,000 each. after the Lenten devotion .services. completed, sho / the addition Joseph Grigolat at 77 Campfield been suggested dltring consolldS' P. O, 6808 The slate will be presented by Wesneski; a son. Charles J. Wes­ “Capital punishment,” said Ed­ moeUt programs, whether all of Receiving the rest of the prop­ neski Jr.; a daughter, Mrs. Francis would be 8. feet long a.id 62 feet Rd. in the afternoon, and tion campaigns. I Without obligation please send FREE catalogue B-4 Mrs. Chester Gudmanson. Mrs. wide. The gym and auditorium is last night entered the home of E MANCHESTER ward A. Manlce of New Haven, our substance would not today be erty were a daughter and two- Pike; and two grandchildren, all of Consolidation would irmrge the assistant dean of freshmen at Yale devoted to building a fortress other grandchildren of the late Mr. Louis Soracchl and Mrs. Lena Gas­ Manchester; also two brothers, to be 121 feet long and 79 feet Theodore Baritly Jr. at 25 •Ray­ fire, sewer, and water seririoes of j NAME______^------CITY ------j America—if we had not had such Miller. per. Stanley S. of Collinsville and Ed­ wide and will have a cafeteria in mond Rd. Police said a few dollars the Eighth School and Utilities MOTOR SALES in change was taken from the { ADDRESS ______a iKOgram.” ward Wesneski of East Hartford; the basement. District with those of the town. "Your Local Oldsmoblle Bantly house. More Security Per Dollar Manchester Evening Herald An­ two stepbrothers, Walter Skow- A spokesman for tl.e firm said ■Value of the company haa been Dealer" The President said that dollar dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul I). ronski of Rocky Hill and Arthur a Kbuse now on the property will Entry Into Mrs. Grigolat’s house was apparently made through a estimated at over $1 million. for dollar foreign aid adds more Hospital Notes Pfanstieihl.te lephone Pilgrim Skowronskl of East Hartford; and te removed to make way for the The TPC letter, which Martin 512 West Center Street to American security than a far 2-6856. three sisters, Mrs. James Dages- gym and also to provide addition­ cellar window, which police found broken. Missing were articles of sent today to the State agencies, greater expenditure on United tino of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs^ Joseph al parking spfce. The present was drafted Tuesday at the aug- / Btatea forces. He cited as divi­ Patients Today, 200 Jankowski of New Britain and gymntoium will be tom down. The jewelry, a table radio and a gold dends of the program some 250 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Al- Mrs. John Hacker of Glastonbury. school addition will be two stories ring set with three pink atones, po­ atrategic air, navy and army bases den Grant, 599 N. Main St.; Rich­ high with four classrooms on each lled said. Girl Scout Notes Funeral services will be held Police aaid they had no clue to made available by foreign coun­ ard Bowyer, Thompsonvillc; Mrs. floor, he said. Geraldine Blakeslec, 72 Essex St.; Monday morning at 8;30 at the the means of entry Into the Bant­ THIS IS THE HOUR! tries, as well as five million men John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 No co.at or starting date for the ly home. y auch countries have mobilized to Mrs. Barbara Darcey, RFD 2, Ver­ Troop 10 of St. Mary’s Church Is project has yet been set pending non; Mrs. Annie Luurtsema, RFD E. Center St., and at the Church The breaks are still under In­ DOUBLE WINF belp curb Soviet aggression. of the Assumption at 9:15. Burial completion of the plans, the 3, Coventry; Mrs. Ruth Rivard, ."iponsored and has been sponsored vestigation. Allied nations man 30,000 air­ .since its inception in 1935 by the will be in St. James’ Cemetery. spokesman said. craft now, 14,000 of them jets. Dart Hill Rd.. Rockville; John The var‘a,ice requested Is need­ Fallon. 22 Bank St.; Mrs. Anita Girls Friendly Society Sponsors Friends may call at the funeral Elsenhower ssiid this air fleet Is 23 home tomorrow night from 7 to 9 ed as the rear yard requirement times as great as it was In 1950 Donnelly, 17 Tyler Circle; Mrs. Group. This group also sponsors Norma Stafford, 28B Garden Dr.; o’clock and Sunday from 2 to 4 and of the Residence B Zone in which Police Arrests I when foreign military aid to them the two younger branches of the 7 to 9 p.m. the school is located is 30 feet. BOYS’ Gary LaFontalne. Taylor St., Tal- ' began. cottville; Rudolph Hoffman, 37 Girls Friendly Society of St. However, the plana call for only Rejecting the contention that the a 10-fool hack yard after the ad­ Francis Moran, 52, of 82 Oak Chestnut St.; Mrs. Mary Hilton, Mary’s. St., was arrested last night and Boi^et has outstripped the United 466 W. Middle Tpke.; Robert Bard, Rockt'ille dition is built ^ YOUR States in military might, Eisen- This year, in observance of Girl The architects claim the addi­ charged with intoxication, police East Hartford; Mrs. Elizabeth.Mil- Scout Week, Troop 10 furnished llie reported. He posted a $25 bond bower called the Soviet Union “ the ler. Old Oak Trail, Coventry; Su­ tional cla.ssroo iis can only be added ALL-WOOL DIAL aecond military and economic pow­ entertainment for the regular Two Win Awards to the existing school In the man­ and Is due in court tomorrow. zanne Stauhach, Henry Rd., Wap- monthly meeting of the Sponsors. Ernest E. Whipple, 3l, of 270 er in the world today." But he add­ ping; Mrs. Ruth Morneault. East ner planned. No traffic, fire or As part of this program and in "panic hazard” would be created Charter Oak St., was arrested and ed: Hampton; Mrs. Shirley Clarke, connection with Girl Scout Week, For Suggestions *Tts leaders never lose the op- if the variance Is granted, the fl- y charged with breach of the peace Strong Rd., Windsor; Kathleen each of the patrols in the troop yesterday. He was committed to portimlty to declare their deter­ Rittllnger, 160 Main St.; Paul Tur- said, as the property fronts on two FLANNEL participated.. A total of $1,550 in suggestion mination to become the first with streets. Norwich State Hospital for exami­ cotte, 94 Finley St.; Diane La- The girls who are working on awards 'waa won by tW’o Rockville nation. all possible speed.'” He said Red pierre, 174 Main St.; Judith Ste­ The variance is sought only for their second class badge, under the men, employes of Pratt & Whitney the classroom addition as the other Mrs. Edna Tedford, 34, of 36 China, "the other great Conimuni.st vens, 66 Hilltop Dr.; Bruce Bates. direction of Mrs. , Karl Nielsen'J Aircraft, during the month of Feb­ Madison St., was arrested and GREEN STAMPS planned structure would conform power,” is demoftstratlng the same Snipsic St., Rockville; Mrs. Ada V presented "Flibberty-Gibbett.'” ruary. to the back .yard zoning regulation. charged with keeping an unli­ ruthless d^ve for power. Hllding, 32 Washington St.; Mrs. Another patrol, under the direc­ Clarence E. Ruggles of 4 Kings­ censed dog. She is due In court to­ Spring SUITS Eisenhower said the next decade Sarah Walker, 4'7 Mather St.; Town Planning Engineer Edward ./I tion'• of .Mrs. Edward jceltham, bury Ave. was awarded first prize j. Rybezyk is scheduled to cheCk morrow. will forecast the' outcome of the Cheryl McConville, Sadds Mill Rd„ gave a skit using puppets to telP Given With (kish Sales of $1,053 for his suggestion of the the property for parking lot pro­ A reminder that we’rer opOT until \ B P.M. on Mondays, Tuesdays MANCHESTER^ CONN. free world struggle against cbm- Ellington. the Sponsors something of Girl use of a thinner cutting tool to be SCANDAL FIGURE ARRESTED and Fridays. On those days we offer a full 8 hoars' qf unlnterr raunlam, and went on: ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. visions'being made. Scouting ;^nd, in turn, found out used on rough forging*. Second No date has yet been set for a Paris, March IS (.P)— Dr. Maii- rupted service, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. These hours are especially coni "The challenge that confront iis Gertrude Simpson. 94 St. John St. something of the background of place was won by George Hem- Zoning Board of Appeals hearing rioe Locour, one of the central venient for saving or transacting, other financial business 6n,your in sizes 13 to 18 TEL. Ml 3-2491 Is broad and deep—and will re- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son the Girls Friendly Society. m. nn, 24 Reed St,, who was on the zoning application. It will flgpires in the Lacaze scandal way home from work, or while doing some late afternoon shop­ ' main so for some time. to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martin, 21 Some of the girls who are work­ awarded $597, plus an additional which has been filling French ping. Thursdays, of.course, the hours are extended right straight Pioneer Circle. ing on personal health, under the probably be held next month, how­ "Yet our gravest danger is not award of $27. Hemmann suggested ever. newspapers for months,'was ar­ thrbugh to 8 P.JVI. Manchester Savings and Load, 1067 Main LISTEN TO.,. In these external facts but within DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; direction of Mrs. Everett Kelsey, modifying a fixture used in drilling Last Sept, the Rev. John F. Han­ rested today on orders of the Street, near Maple Street. “Manchester’s Oldest Financial Jta- curselves—the possibility that in Miss Shirley Messier, 171 Hilliard directed a few minutes of exercises and ' reaming a hole through the non, pastor of St. James, asked examining magiatrate. stitutlon." Free Alterations! complacent-satlriaction with our St.; Mrs, Catherine Sieminski, 59 in which both Sponsors and Girl fins of the J-75 compressor blade Adelma Simmons , present wealUi, preoccupation with Summer St.: Almet Sullivan Jr., Scouts participated. spacer. MARCH 14tli Here it is ... the Suit you've wanted to get for Increasing our own military pow­ 216 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Ruth The highlight of the evening was Ruggles suggestion of; a thinner er, we may fail to recognize the Poglitsch,, 709 Main St.; Mrs. a play put on by~the patrol under tool, saved topi costs, but the main your boy for Easter . . . and when have you heard of WITH beauties around us and to deal Eileen Chenette. Brook St., Wap- the direction of Mrs. Charles gain is the saving of stqck of the with them with the vigor and t?- ping; Mrs. Helen Jacobsen. 20 Earl Covey. This group o f girls has 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. paying such a fanta.stic low price! Luxury all wool been working on the players and rough forgings. [ aacity their gravity requires.” St., Rockville; Cathy Goin, Gra­ Ruggles, who is married and the flannels tailored with the newest details. in smart single Eismhower pointed out that some ham Rd., Wapt>ing; MrS. Jessie troop dramatics badges since last October. One of the girls in this father of four children, says he YOUR Allied countries have agreed to al­ Meyer, East Hartford; Russell expects to use the mony for Im­ HARTFORD GAS CO. NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY LISTING DUE TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHeIl THURSbAY, breastpd thriee button models with-vented backs! low missile bases on their territory, Billings, 9 Dailey Circle, Rock­ group, Barbara Pettis, has gone ville; Mrs. Faith McCusker and even further, making scenery, etc., provements am' repairs on the TOMORROW WILL Bl DOUBLE STAMP DAY! Trousers are handsomely styled in a new slim plain lb ’View of this, he said: family home which he' built hiffl- "Our friends on whose territory daughter, West Willlngton; Mrs. which will i qualify her for the Whtn you look us up in tho new toiophono direct’ory you will find onothir num- front model! Many smart-looking foulard linings! Betty LeBlond and daughter, Peter producers badge. , self in 1945. these wei^mns are located must Hemmann, an aircrafter for 18 oddod for your convenience. The. three numbers now available to you o ro ... have the continued assurance of Green Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Jeanne Also at thia time, Mrs. Karl Niel Glioose solids and stripes in smart new season shades. our help to their own forces and Nelm and son, Campbell Ave., Ver­ sen, who Is a sponsor and also veers, siL .'rn ittc1'. .suggestions non; ' Elof Solomonson, 89 Oliver assistant leader of Troop 10, re last year an l has nine more up In Both These Stores Rd.; Carol Mathiason, 78 Florence ceived her Girl Scout pin as well for examination at this time. He I OUR SERYICE NUMBER: JAikNn 44361 ROBERT HALL IS HEADQUARTERS FOR HUSKY BOYS S t; Reynold Burger, Clark St., as Barbara Wohlgemuth, a new ha’s had four or five previous wins FREE PARKING — REAR OP STORE Wapping; Mrs. Agnes Gelber, 381 member of the troop and the o'f lesser amounts. We have installed this direct line to our Service Deftarim^nt to ^ ve you quicker atten- | Personal Notices E. Middle Tpke.; Phyllis Pinzel, 16 daughter of one of the charter Hemmann says he haa no defi­ «on (1) when you call for meter Tum-o'n or Off'or tranMer of gas service; (2) appli­ EVERY SATURDAY MORIHNO Crestridge Dr. Vernon; Maureen members of Troop 10. Bonnie Blev- nite plans for the use of his award ance service,and repair^ and- (8) emergency *eni<»—all hours. •> Ferris, Ellington Rd., Wapping: ifiB also received her Girl Scout money at this .time.. At 6:30 In NemoriBm Mrs, Alice Dlnsrtipre, 295 Main St.; pin at thia, meeting. • $ • i ' Cheryl Skinner,' RFD 1. Vernon; EOKA SURRENDERS ARMS OUR GENERAL OFFICE NUMBER: GHaptI 9-1631 foring memory of our dear David Thompson, Old Stone Rd., Wing Scout Troop 50 recentjy Nicosia, Cyprus, March 18 tSP) ’aPQNSOBBDilX' • r. IQ'S. Margaret Borie I lielde. had. a surprise party for Sue Mc­ «h* posaed aieay Mareh^lS, ISI Vernon. — EOKA, the Greek Cypriot un­ HARTFORD This Is the number to use (1) wheit you call for Information about your blU, (2) appli­ t N COM DISCHARGED TODAY: Wil­ Kinney, who is one of the girls derground, early. today began ' ance sales and installatiqii, and (8) any other qilesUon* NOT directly concerned with PLANTLAJil 'Her aopa and daugiitera. chosen to attend, the National liam and Allan Schwaikert, 194 surrendering the arms .with aetwlce or repairs, ■ ' jr-. . Parker S t; Mrs.'Catherine Palmer, Senior Roundup in Colorado this which It won independence for ■ ■ ■ A WEBKIhY rEAtflBBB,.l(^.. In Bfentioribun: 410 Summit St.; Mrs. Georgia Pa- July. She received many gifts that Cyprus, from the British. Police* lorie, ?0 Wells St.; Karen ^es*. 47 will come tip dn handy oh her trip. men who had been waiting mbt« GAS ON JBOUTK 5 AT TH® ^ W llff -Dotigheriy S.t.; Mrs. Arleiie Brdus- Some of the gifts she received thap 48 hour* at a moiipatery THE MANCHESTER OFFIOIPINECT LINE NUMBER » 9-*^ i > a e a s t h A b t f o b H t o w n l i n e - •aati, 007 Main St.; Mr*. Genevieve were a towel set, soap flakes, mesa near Nlcoala were pulled from CdMPAHY Rom, Neartiigton; Susan Dynes, kit, manicure *e|, riqtlonary, first bed to receive two truckloada of i IBTraEL--ltSTIUY--IM>4iMATUIMU.eAS w* taaw. aat South St,'Coventor; John Nelson, u d kit, wash barin, hangers, duf* bren and aten gnus, rifle*, ahot- BERUh ON muhan xuBkipnui B Robert Rd., RockvUle; Russell fl« bag and a chow kit. Refresh- gnns, pistols, grenades, h'otne- / Uara. LfipK RFD 1. Ellington; Douglas manta ware aarved and gamai ware ma4» bomba aeyeni sabka S t o y , 4 1—Hawth^mq------S t plajpad..; of explostvea. ' A" J. 1 \' i- I

- V-'; r- -N: "x . V -■ f : X- "X X V ■' i Aft '■ PAGE THIRTY X * MAWUiftiaTEH HBIiALU, MANC«Ji»lttK, 1-)^AY, J^BCH 13, 1969 MANCHESTER-EVENOJG HERALD, MAyCHESTCER, CONN., f^ D A Y , Mj^ROH 18, 1969 P A ^ IM W K L V B ■ •■. ■ - ■■■— .....— of Europe, coCipled with an ai>pr6- lass Ilharal than Praatdent Biaan- -priatei'ayatem of InapaoUon,^'- British Redvdy h q ^ r predtetad It would ba., Adenauer, Macmillan was only Msfatlng a Spaeiallata In tha board M trada Boffa Launch^ Drive Kmg standing w S sM ^. policy of t i y Britain heraalf la making aub- IntrodueiorY OF Suppliers of-the reducing tansloBayta Central Eu­ atantlaUmovaa toward trade llbar- rope through aXimtom of arms Rrotest on U.^. hRsation and that this la ona raa- UMITED TIME ONLY Macmillan reduction im d6 enoctlvo ^controls, aon Britain is dppotad to what It w oop M usses To Win Esso UnjiOns British iqioKeamen said. Trade Policies regarda as American departures T^a; British prime minister was from liberal policy. © R O W (CMtIaiMd tram Pag* Oae) C o M tin t ' dasenbsd as having In mind a sys­ ' An axampla of British business In Accord tem of controlled. Inspected:iea arms (Conttausd from Page One) ssntiment on ths U.S. wool ouotaa, THE W. C. etEN N EY LUMBER COMPANY pendent unloil triea. It h u a limit­ CouUnl', under Park tiypart- reduction In a yat undefl; part for aaample, comes from C. J. Bal- -SHOWER >rooimg ed financial ttructura and muit meht.-'WPsrvlsion, 'wUl be al­ (OentlaiMd tram Pag* tms) of Europe that wouM nott iake ef- Montreal eonfarancs on aviation lantyap, president of the Scottish have coordinated outaide help to lowed in 'Center Springs Park feet until a political s«til.iT^ment is navigational aids of the Interna­ Woolen Manufacturers of E din­ ENCLOSURES 336 NORTH MAIN STREET get what It wants,” he aaid. tonight until 8:80 and also Sat­ that ths West should try to get reached on euch major, issues as tional Clyll Aviation Organisation burgh. '' Supplied '' H. J- Voorhlea, Eteao 'vice presi­ urday and Sunday from 10 a.m. Russian accord to a thinning out West Benin and German unifica­ "WhatNtoea not appear to have Watertight, splashproof, MANCHESTER. CONN.— Ml 9-5253 , • AND dent and refinery gener*l manager to 6:80 p.m. (ICAO). The conferaned approved dawned upoh the protecUonlat lob­ beautifying. No mors of military stro|ifth In some "suf­ tion. an American naidgatlng system by ■ In Waahlngton,” he aays, "la ■ . ' X ______1 here, said he had nothing to say This mat with West German ap­ S !' • / sloppy ' wet floor*. Pr*») about Hoffa's remarks. ficiently UrgrUirea,” controlled and in preference to a British system. that the real competitors of 'U.S. clslon englnoerod f e a tu t^ ’ proval. ^ wool mahufacturera are American I 'lii' I Jl^ President Victor Bussie of the Inspected.'Its a first phase toward 4. U.S. wool tariff quotas, which State Liabor Council AFLr-CIO led About Towti With this clsrtflcatlon, Macmil­ producers of Japanese synthetic o Extra wide, heavy s. general disarmament. lan and Adenauer began the sec­ the British feet work against high- materials and the manufacturera of } ’ ■ • • - ')■ gauge, structural alumi­ Sheet Metal 'e mighty attack,^n Hoffa by his Such a proposal has long h,een ond day of their 2-day talks in a quality cloths In favor of staple unions, featured by a tough news­ The Buckingham Church Juniof maaa produce I plain cloths. num frame . . . extrud­ advanced by the West and reject­ more relaxed . atmosphere. But cloths. "Scottish cloth and British woolen ed, heat hardened. paper advertisement labeling the Chblr will hold Its first practice pe­ ed by the Russians. ' there was no Imhcatlon that their Teamster boss “a disgrace to or­ riod under , the direction of Mlse British worries about all these cloth in general in np way harms 0 Lifetime nylon overhead Finishing Hardware This military measure would be talks so far, or tnpae Macmillan are based more on a strong feeling American producera, few of Whom ganized labor.” Joanne Johnson of the music de­ undertaken only if there were cor­ held earlier this 4lveek with the rollers on stainless steel Hoffa quipped, "The newspapers partment of Glastonbury schools of dependence on U.S, economic have ever aimed at the quality pins . . . nistptoof BY responding agreements on political Frenck had produced »’®"' leadership than on hostility or sus­ market." Kelsey- made some money and the people Monday at 3:45 p.m. disputes between East and West. Ideas to put to the Russians at the • Watertight fit, twin - BY found out who the phonies were. . . picion. The feeling in Britain about U.S. It has been made cleaf that this confertnee table. Sir Dayid Eccles, president of the trade policies has produced a move­ towel bars ln«ide and They ought to devote the Same St. Ceceilla's Choir of 9t. John's was but one of several ideas the out Church will hold a social tomorrow The British prime minister ad­ British Board of Trade, haa criti­ ment within powerful economic cir­ •amount of time and money to or­ western powers are rriulling over mitted on arriving In Bonn yesteN cized U.S. policy heavily in the cles for strengthening tho British • Extra wide drain slots Ferguson ganizing, getting beUer wages and afternoon at 2 o’clock in the as possible themes to be taken up day [that the western powers are four specific cases. But he is recog' economic mission in Washington. Tull Brothers, Inc. Southern New England representing organized labor as church hall. at the conference table with the "stlM a long way” from their goal nized by U.S. businessmen in Brit' This Is considered likely to happen .95 Installed 'they are in representinif the Esso Russians. people.” Cub Pack 163 will hold its pack of finding a pdlfcy to counter the aln as one of the strongest sup­ soon. *49 HARTFORD, CONN.— JA 2-3554 Both spokesmen emphasized that So4det threat to drive them out of porters of economic interdepen­ Roofing Company meeting tonight at the Waddell military thinning out did not mean Wcht Berlin. dence between the two countries. Brick Co. School, starting at 6:46. Cubs must "disengagement.” be accompanied by a parent. British officials appreciate that Trucker Injured Both Hope- and Von Eckardt ; Tough Oldster political pressures in the U.S. Con­ CHARGE YOUR said "disengagement” implied a gress can work against liberal 350 SHELDON STREET Col. J. Hoar of the Connecticut simple withdrawal of forces, leav­ PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Home Specialties Co. In Rt. 15 Crash ^Hillsboro, Wls. (JT) — Charlie economic policy. Board of Trade National Guard ' rill be the speelker ing a vacuum of territory not sub­ experts also emphasize that Amer­ BOB BROWN—CHARLIE PRINGLE HARTFORD, CONN.— JA 7-3113 ROUTE 5 at the meeting of the lOwanis ject to inspection or controls. Ualeson refused hospitalization A 32-year-old Rockville man, after he waa freed from his truck ican recession doubtless made U.S. ON THE PURNELL PARKING IX)T Ml 3-2856 Club Tuesday at 12:16 p.m. at the Yesterday the British took pains economic policy last year much cut from the cab of the smashed 3 J's Restaurant, Bolton. here to say Macmillan was mis­ which plunged 20 feet into the PINE Brick and Masonry Work EAST WINDSOR HILL. truoik which imprisoned him last understood in his joint statement city dump. ______PHARMACY night on Rt. 15, is in serious con­ Mrs. Flora Grade, 6H Trotter with Soviet Premier Khrushchev Charlie, who walked home after CONN.— BU 9-0227 dition at Hartfc d Hospital today,. St„ has been called to Middleboro, suggesting a possible reduction of being treated by a doctor for sev­ BY Daniel Harris, who was given Mass., by the death of her forces and arms in “an agreed areh eral broken ribs, is 85 years old. m raiTER ST. last rites at the scene of the crash, brother’s- wife, Mrs. Henry L. ledical Mirror suffered broken legs and a frac­ Pemher. tured pelvis. He underwent sur­ WHAT UOCrORS SAY ABOUT: Johnson and Holme gery this morning. One leg is in Daughters of liberty. No. 17, a cast and the other in traction, PRAM Q. ”/ . There • medicine that my mouth hefora. Could It 8* LiOLI, will celebrate its 56th an­ hi apltal authorities said. niversary at Orange Hall Tuesday GIVE US A NAME! TESTIMONIAL eon be taken bf mouth for tho penlellllnV’ 1422 SILVER LANE Harris crashed at midnight A. A direct yes or no answer Ceramic Wall Tile night. A early business nieeting at SIGN CO. protection agalntl pniton IvrT” X EAST HARTFORD. CONN.— JA 8-1934 against the center support of the 6 o’cloc t will be followed by a DINNER — R.4. can't be given blit delayed-action R.t. 44 bridge crossing the Wilbur catered chicken dinner and the Win 4 Weeks of Free Day Camping FOR c A. 1 here are lever.l prcpnralionT fiare-ups lo penicillin do occur,' Cross Highway. For Signs that arc taken by mouth in drop Out of any large group of people Baptist Dedication Sunday AND program.' Harold Turiiinqron a certain number will be sensitive State Police said Harris was doTage to protect against poison driving toward Hartford when his Name the Boys* Day Camp to be conducted Soturdoy, April 4 ivy. As sn example of dosage, or allergic to something. It m w A tea called "Fun and Flowers” Mancheeter Armory be penicillin, ragweed, housqhbld Thi* Sunday, 117 years after*'churches or Hartford Baptist S> The first Baptist Church in truck went out of control on the will be given on April 9 from 1:30 at Sperry's Glen. one drop may be given daily the Manchester was organized in 1823 down gfrade approaching the over­ Dinner 7 P.M. .firit week, two drop.s daily the detergents, nail polish m what M anchester's only B aptist CTnirch churches. to 3:30 p.m. in the Hartford About 20 persona Interested In as the Manchester-Vernon Church. pass. It swerved onto the esplan­ CONTEST RULES: (1) Name should bo original. (2) Contest Dancing 10 to 1 A.M. second week, and lo on, Iniilding have you. Penicillin hjM a good was sold and its membership dis­ Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tile YWCA, 262 Ann St., for the bene­ Lou Gagnon’s Orchestra the daily dose up gradually. Ac­ record but about oije person out forming a new Baptist Church met The ftcv. Isaac Dwinnell was pas­ ade, State Police said, and crashed fit of camperships to be used to open to boys ag' 6 to 16, except relatives of the staff. (8) Entries banded, a new $162,000 house of in Center Congregational Church tor from 1826 to 1827 and vVds against the concrete supporL mnst be postmarked not later than March 23, 1059. (4) .ludges Subscription $4.00 quiring resistance lo poison ivy of a hundred a<^ tip when they help pay expenses for girls going isn't to easy as it sounds and the take it. For example, of almost worship will be dedicated. Cere­ July 29, 19S2. listed as delegate to the Hartford The force of the irnp^ict tore the to Camp Aya-Po from the Greater wBl constat of staff members. (6) All entries become the property Convention which admitted the of the Bolton Day Camp Corporation. For Tickets Call good effects, if secured, wear off 13,000 recruits given a monies will be held at 3 p.m. in Present at the meeting were Dr. READY-MIX frame from the chassis, crushed Hartford Area. Yuriko Toriuml of MI 8-1722 or MI S-600S in about 6 months. Some people penicillin, shot, a little over I per the Community Baptist Church at Kenneth Maxwell, pastor of Cen­ Manchester Church to the Connec­ the cab, and pinned Harris, In a Japan will demonstrate floweiv ar­ react sharply to just one drop of cent h*d trouble. In most cases 685 E. Center St. tral B aptist (!;hurch in H artford, ticut Baptl.st Convention. BY seated position, police said. rangements, and Mrs. Christine these poison ivy preparations. sytpptoma went away promptly Groundbreaking for the red brick and president of the American The original house of worship State Pdlli used power equip­ Ramsey Lyman will entertain with f7s.SUGGEST THE NAME ...... i n Doctors know how to avoid this u d didn't.return but aome men church was done April 13, 1958 hy Baptist Home Missionary Society: was located on the triangle at the ment to cut off the top of the some monologues. to It is be.st not to try dosing had repeals. Several recruits had the Conyers Construction Co, The the Rev. M. Edward Clark, assist­ Inter.section of Porter and High­ CONCRETE cab to extric^'-e him. I My name Is ...... | yourself without medical advice, flard-iipa every, lo often for two exterior of trie church is high­ ant .secretary of , the ConnecUcul land Sts. at what was thert known * Harris was rushed to Hartford Miss Patricia Hibbard, daughter My address I s ...... Telephone...... ARE YOUR CAR American Indians were thp first or three months. Very often tha lighted by a 35-foot redwood cross Baptist Convention; Dr. Lincoln as Town Ho\ise Hill. In 1830 the Hospital by ambulance. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hibbard, to do something about pfevenl- recurrences involved parts of the. affixed to the front of the church, B. Wadswo'rth and Roger Thomp­ memhfership was 123, but by 1842 Town firemen were called to the 41 Byron Rd., will receive her cap I a m ...... years old. | PAYMENTS TOO ing poison ivy and even today body where alight injury oc­ and extending, from the roof to son from the Church Extention and the membership had dwindled to scene on etand-by orders. in a ceremony at the Hartford HIGH? aome tribea "protept” themselvea curred. Kill* drill caused the the front steps, piercing the canopy Edifice Funds Department of the 63, and the building was torn BY SHALEN and . State Policeman Clifford Her Hospital School of Nursing this I Clip out tills entry coupon and mail not later than March 28 ■ by diewtne poison hands to swell—marching pro­ over the door. American Baptist Home Mission down and the members scattered. PEWS rick is Investigating the crash. evening. I to Bolton Day Camp, Inc., P.O. Box 18, Manchester, Conn. I ivy leavea. Whether leaf-chewing duced awoUen feet. Fortunately, Two Levels Society. Open House Sunday helps II another question. In any the relapses or late fiare-upt The interior of the church is on After long consultations with case, this method isn't recom­ gradually tapered off. two levels. The sanctuary on the Baptist agencies they voted to es­ Among those who have worked TRADE mended. toward constructing the new edi­ upper level seats 400 and features tablish an American Baptist KONOVER, Inc. O’, d Wothington rtader tondt Answer! da net lutenarOy refleet a stadium type of balcony and an Church in Manchester. Sponsor­ fice were those on the new bifild- ing council, including Chairman Ihli letter (poraphrated)t “Af­ iht opinion of all doclort. The diag­ 18-foot cross in the chancel. ing the venttire were the Central Manchester Sand Installed ter taking penicillin' I broke nosis and treatment of disease le' Behind the chtincel is the choir Baptist Church in Hartford, the Edward Kirkham, A. Wlnthrop DOWN out all over and my face be- the function of the patient's per­ rehearsal room and roblhg rooms Ballard, Russell B. Granniss. Mrs. 20 RAYMOND ROAD Connecticut Baptist Convention, Robert M. Johns, Richard 'Yerks,^ SUPPLIER OF FILL WE NEED LATE MODELS came very tuioUen, Thh teent sonal physician. Questions directed for baptisms. and the Home Mission Society. etvay hut I note hate a red lo Science Editors, P.O. Pox 396, Near the front door of the upper Joseph A, Kowell, Harold A. Os- OF ALL KINDS. The latter two agencies under­ i good, Edwin I.jawrenre. Harold K. ' by rath that hrtaht ouS In my Madison Sq. Sla., N. Y. 10. N. Y. church. Just off the narthex, is a wrote a $46,000 loan to enable the and Gravel Co. WEST HARTFORD, CONN.— AD 3-1213 Top Allowances 5fade! mouth quite often, t have will be Incorporated In these coU small room, which may later be Livingston. Mrs. John R. Neubert, new church to buy two parcels of and George M, Russell. never had anything wrong with - umns when possible. used as a chapel open for worship land in August 19.12 on E. Center 60 ADAMS STREET around the-clock, Those on the dedication <'ommit- St. where the present parish house i lee incliided Cliaii man Mrs. Frank Beaiipro Motoi^ Publlahrd aa a Public Service By On the lower level is Fellowship and the new church btiilding now I O. Carpenler, Mrs. Raymond Rud- MANCHESTER, CONN.— Ml 9-523 I JAMES D. ACETO B R O ^ S t. AT hall \yith a seating cjrpacity fori 325 stand. ] dell. Mrs, Russell A. Gurher, Ml^s, W. MOTODLE TPKE. persons, and a kitchen which will The first' service was held Sept. ! Robert .1. Alesbury, Mrs, E. Open-Evening*—Ml 8-249d Pine Pharmacy Pine Lenox Pharmacy be equipped by the Woman's Bap­ 14. 1952, with Dr. Maxwell deliv­ Laurenoe Osborne, Harold K Liv- Allied 664 Center Bfc—MI 9-98U 299 E. Center. 8$.—MI 9-0894 tist Mission Society of the church. ering the sermon. I ingston, A. Wlnthrop Ballard, 591 HILLIARD STREET Architects for the building were The congregation officially be­ I Richard Yerks, V'icgil Hartzog, Jeter and Cook of Hartford. Part came a church Nov, 2. 1952, when Harold A. Osgood, and Russell of the financing of construction its 93 worshipers were received , Granniss. MANCHESTER. CONN.— Ml 9-5598 and furnishings was done through Into rnembershlp. Charter mem­ i At the dedication ceremonies two fund drives Jn September 1954 bership closed May 3. 1953, with , Sunday the invocation will he given Church and March 1957, which netted 139 names listed. Guest minifi- by the Rev. Clayton F. Smith. Complete $100,000 in cash and pledges. ters served until Nov. 23, 19,52. ‘ senior minister of the Central The need for a Baptist church when the Rev. Earle W. Darrow :Bantist Church in Hartford; the In M anchester was realized in May became interim minister, serving scripture reading will be done by General Painting ipecial Offer 1952 after a religious^ survey was until the end of January 1953. j the Rev. Mr Clark; and the made at the request of the Con­ The Rev. John R. Neubert be­ ] dedicatory address will bp made by Products AAL AL..C OOAL necticut Baptist Convention. The came the permanent pastor Feb. Dr Wad.sworth. PLUMBING survey showed there pvl're about 1. 1953, having been called from An open hmisp will he held In SO families in the ^r5a who were Central Park Baptist Church in Fellowship hall following the dedi- unchurched, or Attending local Buffalo, N. Y. 1 cation ceremonies. Contractor Best Wishes Installation 44 FRANCIS AVENUE HARTFORD. CONN. FROM Daniel George BY THE LOCKWOOD CONYERS SASH AND B o o r c o m p a n y and Company JACK BASKIND HARTR3RD, CONN ___ JA 7-0774 Construction Company COMPANY

1195 FARMINGTON AVENUE 2 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER, CONN. 37 HUNTINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD. CO N N .-rA D 6-3636 Ml 3-2438 HARTFORO, CONN.— TEL. JA 7-3379 EXCAVATION S a v e 50'^ AND SITE WORK NEW SPRING COATS ^2 Gallon Pkg. General Contractor BY • All wools with rippio offoctsi ^ days Only! of Friendly ■ HEATING • All wools with wcrfllo waovosl for the Electrical I ■ , D. P/MATHER AND SON • Luxury wool A nylon Wonnol I Ice Cream '1.15 200 PITKIN STRFET ' . € D f d . • Ivory ono ful|y rayon linodi 2 Pkgs. of ■ c Installation INSTALLATION EAST HARTFORD, CONN.— JA 8-3195 •. SomodotoclMblo ovorcollarsl • Soiho novoHyploatod stylos I m DOORS BY pricMf low«r New Community • Many wIlhcufolMcksiotallsI HtfM yow 45 BY BY • Nowost Spring stylos I •srwr Him LStrawberries IMm ib U I 1 __ ' For your 50c refund, *end your Total Value name and address wilh front .panel from 2 Birds Eye StraV- With Church Wood Block Flooring H urry. . . of this tow prUo, thoyUI soil out In a IHfyl Mrry packages with the front THE HORTON panel from a Friendly Ich N. Philip C. Sellew Thp Hartford Cream Vs gallop package, (o Refund Birds Eye Strawberries, Box EAST CENTER ST,MANCHESTERfCONN. '■■'.J'. I i>y 1276 Kouakee, 111. Rotund oxpiros Apr. ISa 1959 1-., ■ ' Electric Company Wire Works Co. .. . We td$h to cong^tUate the Community Baptist Church and OPEN EVERY NiOH-T TILL • P.M. if:k 435 MAIN S ' 254 PROSPECT AVENUE ^ HARTFORD, CONN. M. Frfink Higgins & G>., IncI^ their building committee on their n t^ building. 71 FISHERY STREET. P. O. BOX 756 ■'."'Xx.- . ' 20'S SISSON AVENUE 1 ON EOUTB 5 AT T i a HARTFOR^, c o n n ;— AD lt-3511 JA 2-0296 EriiST HARTFORD >WN I LINE - . t HARTFORD; CONN.— CH 6-7259 SOUTH^INDSOR 1 i. ’ HARTFdRO. GONNXaD 3-8504 BERLIN ON THE BEBUN ...\ • h. ■ . - \ .. ^ A . ""’•lit, ■Nirwa r* X'X-l.:'' f ".-xx^V ..■■•:,';yx" X ^ ^ . / ' .-. ■•■ i'. ' ;\

- ■ : ^ ■ • ■ ' ' , ' . . ' X \ P A O E T m S B M MANCHKRTEl EVENING HERALD, MANCMEStEB, OOKti., FRIDAY, MARCH 1^, 1969 'ER l^ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 # A 0 1 I^OURTBEN D AU vT CROSSWORD PUZZLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR koi^LB made up - hia nUnd, Ha aaid his been placed 'other wlriflp^^^ N|r prim * aim St tftla time la seek lirifts Block ReBCuern on Main St. Jn'thf window of toe Seasonal Layoffs to CAMERAS . Cancer DiviHon \ j i & I P KTTtR. I Jenson Blocks re-election next .^?*ar to . a third FILM—rtABHBULBa ConnoeUcut B ank and T rust Co., ffiCrOUTA ike Idlie , Further Ciit hi —^—X, \ ganization set up to conduct a A-ASjpO! .OOTHES! Thii (Bud Thot le visit to Manchester this Burn­ There wbre 170 new clglins for 5 Ghildren, 2 Adults ARTHUR DRUB Two ne'W division chairmen (■•NlFFaN yarvit wo«N the s tu b ?l& rk^ ate er of some Girl Guide, Rangers unernployinent compensatioiri. made cam paign fo f delegates to tlie OPF 0OTH chins ON AVV V the Manchester Cancer Crusa^ in Democratic national' ccuventlon, I ’M CARRV- ,d their leader from Cupar, Fife, at the Manchester office 6f .the AOEOM iBod Dairy Supports but said he has had offers from 6,HOULOERS,mUNS A\& , INGTHI5 April have been appointedWlll^' land. The loom troop \VHJ act State Em plo^ent Security DIVK. 4 n b a cotton tpany person* In Various state* to KOW 3AKE DID VOU WRONG.' SROO.M/, IC M t a M - — Han H. Sleith, chairmajX stesa to this group from over aton for the vreeli ending M arch 7.- ANVON&WHO CAN 6QUEE2E- thread One) grt auqh' a campaign rolling. Killed in Maine Fire i H THERE’S ■ a r i n t a n d < v - ■ Pokar itaka (Oaatiaued seek. The week before that 128 such *150 OUT OP JAKE AND NOT^ Atty. Herbert -Pbdfon Jr. will An Exhibit on Brownie safety The- Would have beeh ..helpful to the put heavy tire chain* on hi* auto­ The scene of th* fire which took a Noblaman produced as feneraHy Uirough the chester-Dancer Society attended a I will tuWr your child > 15------'annum 10 Icelandic saga rlod. X , Senator, if he should become a can­ mobile to tsi'.te Mrs, Herscy and th* seven lives is only 80 ml}e* dinner meetli^ Wednesday night in 11 Criteria 1 1 -— and 2T Tea containers 42 Put on the country ai mint. No other jingle Th* number jof alliclalm* record­ didate,xto have been able to enter her daughter to Gould Memorial fiom the town of Ashland, w h ere! in your hom*. Qualified New Havem »he affair Was spon­ CAP Sets Series his own etate pyintary, Hmvev.er, 18 Tattae repose 28 Shoshonetn — commodity bringa farm ^ as ed at the offlcSxtor the wfeek end­ Hospital. less than f\ o months ago a fire 20 Splendor Indians 45 mater sored ^ the Connecticut Division it Is expected he Would haV* the tdok the lives of six children. U elementary teacher in all iS ik IT Heart's------much eaah. No tingle farm^ com­ ing March 7 otoad at 1.706. The it took about an hour fiorMhe 21 Anfer 18 Poetry and U ----- Land 44 and of the American Cancer Society. Of Record Hops previous week there were 1,680 stipport of hla,, own state delega­ subjects. (This is the ____ paYcal warmer modity normally exerettea. sls Clifford Read, director of public in­ 7-mlle trip because of the heavy UY V. T. HAMLIN 22 French river and a month ago the, figure was tion in any events. Stavanger. Norway — Norway's a l l e y OOP 25 Ledger entries 31 Realm 46 Atop much Influence In tlongreSa a* formation of the American Cancer "One of my good fri.nds told me snow on the ground. time to make BOmmer ijf* 24 Nevada city The first of a series of teenage 1,723. • . first plastic Ski-Jumping hill, for PROP IN rinp 2d Opposed 24 Soaks flsx 33 Furies milk. It has particular importance Society, spoke on the campaign the other day that 'You are in It onicials at the hospital oOId in Midweart area* whete Republi­ record hops ■will be held at the Stateifide, unemployment clalm.-i Mr*. Kersey and her daughter use in presesson training, has been rariRcments). Phoijef^JA ^KNOW HC YW. ’SURE- j 7 — _ , n d 25 Love god SB Cylindrical bacchanala plans tor the 1959 Cancer Crusade whether you want to.be or not'," 40 Denominations 43 Facta cans lost heavily th laat, year's fo r the lost period w ere 63,991— a could not be que.stioned Immedi­ successfully tested.' It "is, covered (XAX UMBk ■aueer 26 Malicious and discussed* the progress made American Legion Home tonight drop of only five from the previous Humphrey said. "The only thing I 8-1084. 41 Prices SO Males elections. can say to that at tills point is ately about the fir* becaiuse of the with layers of straw, chteken wire, 20 Rubber burning in the past year in the fields of from 7;SQ to I I o'clock. Week. A year ago during the aame SlFTInttnr . I / By holding the line 'on dairy that I am not sa>ing." shock ' 'om which they were suf- and plastic fiber. research and education by the so­ The record hop w ill be spon.sored week the clalma were 68,012. miitakei aupport*; the Mmlnistratlon 1 r 1I r i 1 ciety. Bridgeport again leads the State 14 Claii symbols r •voldf ris>L ^arousing the by the Manchester Squadron of Those who attended from Man­ with 9.210, followed by Hartford 15 Lower dairy bloc to action which might r~ r chester were Miss Bette Murphy, Civil Air P.dtrol and the American with 8,266 and N e w H aven with IB Compast point Jl eo a km gXay toward bringing Legion Post. Ronald G, Farris, rep­ _..ARTHA executive secretary of th* Cancer 6,206. IT —— and pans Pnity tt» congressional farm resenting the local poat. Is chair­ SAID HIS p n Information Center; Mrs. John It Main point' bloc now^iharply divided. man of the affair, with Capt. WALDORF Toilet Tissue MONEY Mroselj, publicity chairman, and 4 ' ” 3 5 c 40------and eotinc r r u X rtunRed and relnvigorated Thomas F. Walsh, commander,, and , N E ED ED . 41 Lacal mattera Mrs. Norman B. Cashman. P ^ ^ u p might well succeed in Cadet 2nd Lt. Tim othy Beckwith HumphrC)^/^ eiglis WATCHING* 42 Mora sacura 5 B Kitting Congraea to pass pver a of the local squadjpn a.asiating him. 48Codiad ■^to any antl-admlnlstratlon farm Tickets may be purchased at the Bid for Ndmination 2»«27ci 4# Location r"r HBH SOFT-WEVE Toilet Tissue m legislation unacceptable to the Scout’s Exhibits 81 Uncla Tom door. Popular records will be given , ■ ------\ • CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER and Lima A P a White House. ■ , , as prizes for the dance con-'.ts. (Conttmied frohi Page One) * -ll The ad-ainlatratlon is seeking Now in Windows » *m» *t X* **'»**» * A 51 Laave out r to have Congress limit action this ed as a po.s.sible Democratic presi­ SCOTTissue 2 * " 2 5 c 53 SuAx p y year to legislation on ■wheat, to­ dential nominee next year along FOOD STORES W inning pictures In Che Girl A r bacco and peanuts. But some farm Missions Festival I4Y AL VERMEER 54 Daeay p 1 Scout art show are being exhibit­ with many others. Sen. John Ken­ I'KISCILLAX POP 56------and' r leaders want legislation to cover ed this week in the "window of the nedy of Massschuaetta, Sen. Stuart YOUR BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES WE COULt> PMONE Twe . the whole farm fleld. A fairly sat­ Slated at Emanuel SUPPOSE WE SET / faathars i / Manchester Savings and Loan Co. Symington of Mis.souri, Gov. G. CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS SCOTKINS Napkins 2 ' • ’ 3 3 c POI^ICE TO SEND OUT MBaainnara li. R1! 1 ft r isfied dairy Industry would be to These pictures will go to the N a ­ Mennen Williams of Michigan, Sen- || AMBUSHED BY A p e o w L IT D a ^ blua i the advantage of the administra­ tional Senior Girl Scout Roundup The ■'annual Am erican Missions ate Democratic leader Lyndon I APACHES! C A P ! ]- T r H tion in such a tussle. ' B 1 ^ in Colorado this summer. They Festival of the Emanuel Lutheran Johnson of Texas, and Adlai 7 ^ DOWN were done'as a part of a townwide Stevenson and others also figure SUGAR HEART KEEBLER ' WOW !7 w s^ Church will be held at the church SCOTTowels 2 * " 2 9 c - E L S E 1 I 1 S k ips.------project, "Picture Your Home Fron­ 1 the speculation. \ ; CAlCOl>TJ»f;r' HONEY SALTINES C A N W E , and jumpi R 1 a Hospital Women tier." at 7 o'clock Sund. y..nlght. A.sked about reports that he was j r i d e o u t I Raf ion Jl The pictures on exhibit were The Rev. Carl Ebb of West seeking to block Kennedy in W is- I SCOTTIES Fodd Tliitw 400't F O R t h e Ui*T>tFMLV Boylston. Maas., who has recently consin and olher Midwest areas, j Plan Spring Sale done by Pri.scilla Falls and Susan 8 Oz. 16 Or.. 2 9 c 2 7 e SHERIFFS Sherlock. Brownie Scouts, and started a nev,’ mission church in Humphrey replied: ' 2 5 c POSSE?/ that city, wil’. tell of hia experi- " I have a rule in my office that i sh o r XRJ bs BY FRANK O’NEAL Nancy Crockett, Ellen Frederick- The annual spring rummage son, Linda Hackney and Donna ence.s. we are not against anyone. I do sale of the Women’s Auxiliary of Mendell, Intermediate Scouts. The service is being .sponsored not believe in engaging in any BARCOLENE CUTRITE Wax Paper 2 ‘ " 4 7 c Manchester Memorial Hospital Other entrie.s in the art show jointly by the Women's Missionary movements to block anyone or to NABISCO will be held at the American are being exhibited in the Girl Society and the Missionary Circle. detract from the stature of any­ PREMIUM CRACKERS uquiD L«gion Home on March 19. Scout office at 923 Main St. Devotions will be led by Mrs. one." Mrs. Walter Schardt and Mrs. In observance of Girl Scout Raymond Wogman. and the Jimior As to his own presldeotlsl plans, SCOTT Family Napkins 2 * - 2 7 c Edward Glenney are co-chairmen Choirs will furnish the music. Humphrey Insisted he has not yet I-H Week this week, exhibits have 1 Lb. Q l. 6 5 c of the event. 2 9 c BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Letters have been sent to all LONG SAM members of the Aoixiliary asking for donations of clean used cloth­ CONTADINA KARO ing and household goodi. Articles B O N A M I B O N A M I for the sale, should be brought to CLEANSER—NEW JET SPRAY TOMATO PASTE SYRUP the American Legion Home by 1 , p.m. on M arch 18. I f that Is not i lie 24 Oz. 26c convenient, pickup service m v l>« i 2 For 2 9 c 14 Oz. 5 9 c arranged by contesting Mrs. Lane j \ GirtdingS or Mrs. Harold l,ehmu8. i \ / \ The rummage^ale is one of the 1 / AMAIINi \ DERBY financial projects sponsored by MAZOLA KASCO the Women's Auxiliary to provide BOSCO LAMB'S TONGUE lo 9 Vt LOOKS extra equipment and conveniences OIL DOG FOOD v©l \ \ HlCt HISW for the hospital and its patients. h Lb. 25 Lb. .rjL «i» W.». PM. M. Qts. 9 Qz. 7 5c / • Y«M Df MIA WvM. bM. J-/J S9e 3 5 c o r S 7 c 6 7 c *2.89 1 ^ ^ atumped K! I naked it for aomething new vwe hadn’1 Assembly Plans THAT'S RIGHT! 100% RECONDITIONED USED CARS taken up a collection for!" BY KEN BAI/D and JERRY BRONDFIELD St. Pal’s Dance L A C H O Y KENT MANCINI EHLERS JUDD SAXON SEE THEM ALL ON BROAD STREET AT THATS RISKT. tVHAT ...5 0 WE’RE AIL INrtRraTEO BEAN SPROUTS TEA BAGS ROASTED PEPPERS Members and guests of Gibbons CAN I-O R T«C chamber IN PROOF. SAFE OR UN ^Ff. 48 Count OF COMMERCE, VO LET'S DRIVE OUT THERE, Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Co­ P A P R I|C A FORMOUf ------SAVON. AND I'LL I.ITTLE SPORTS . BY ROUSON lumbus. are Inivted to a St. P a ­ No. 303 Can 1 5 c Deal Pack ^ I C 7!'2 Oz. 25c (SIVE ME AN SMARTEN 'VOU trick's D sy party. • - A BIT.' U PE A HOW I m o s t The jarty be heW at the PfO_____ R LEE FEELI a b o u t y NO 6 7 Knights of Columbus Home TVies- THE CHARGES THAT W iv es IJ 1 Oz. Tin il9c BEAR RAW IS UNSAFE. day evening at 8:15. BEAUPRE MUELLER’S MUSSELMAN’S Aaowep VICTOR ^ e program originally planned w T8ASIW4 for the evening has had to be can­ SHRIMP ELBOW MACARONI APPLE PIE MIX cant Ate* celed and instead it Ls planned to 2 Oz. Gia.ss 33C' ^ If have dancing, refreshments and THE VERT WWEHT M USER CARS games. Medium 5 Oz. 1 Lh. 1/ J CAN'T TALK FOR MOST & 6 1 c 2 3 c 20 Oz. 31c PEOPLE,SAXON. I CAN Member* of the Knights of Co­ ONLY SAY THAT MANY lumbus are invited to bring their Stop in and look at all the boats (Ponn Yan, Ravdl Graft, Carver, PEOPLE FEAR THE WHOLE vS-/y 4 iioatiT** c n i .wives and friends to join members TOWN WILL BE WIPED a „ . of the Assem bly. Feather Graft, Glastron) also Teo-Noo Trailers and Mercury mo­ SKAT S U N K t $ T Q . T / OUT IF THAT DAM GOES.' REYNOLDS B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Mrs. Walter Fleming will be as­ INSTANT FROSTING sisted by M r*. Thom as Brow n in Wrap— Aluminum Foil HAND SOAP ORANGEADE BASE t-'S serving refreshments. Members of tors. pretty CRUIAMY LIKgne^s! BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE their committee are Mrs. Alice A l­ 5!i Oz. 2 For 33C 2SOO,fUt U^NPS lison, Mrs. June Begley, Mrs. Hazel 25 Ft. 14 Oz. 2 For 2 9 c 6 Oz. 2 For 3 7 C WELL, HIRE 60ES, PUKE. ★ ★ ★ SATURDAY SPECIAL ★ ★ ★ 2 7 c f M4vyii/3. m f seetf AL€(i « T io fotf v^ ur wtr/t AT VOSTOKi Culver, Mr*. Catherine Fogarty, ImM/RfO ^4Mpf>v6 cc^wmoffs AT LEAST THEYMIMSP ArrtffrtOfJ f^t^O FRIENDLY ENOUSH. Miss Mary FraheT, Mrs. Lucille J5gAFIR£33S2^^ McCarthy, Mrs. Theresa Zarbo 1957 FORD 4-DR. SED AN Hearts’ Delight and Mrs. Simone Zollo. COCOA MARSH COCOA MARSH ZIPPY This i.<< the cu.stom 3iQ0 model with a V-8 en­ LIQUID STARCH ^ JUiCI-DRllk gine. Color: Beautiful ahow white w ith jrold 46 Oz. 3 9 c \ trim. It ha.s a large heater^g'nd defroster, 12 Oz. 3 5 c 24 Oz. 6 1 c Qt. 2 4 c ■ . \ powerful radio, h’ordomatic transmission, all new whitewall tire.s. A 100% reconditioned CAMEO car, fully guaranteed. Priced to 'f it . your BUITONI CHUN KING BAB-O eta*T.M. lae*M *«*In >M1a 4 MViAaM e* !«. COPPER CLEANER pocketliook. SPAGHEHI SAUCE BEEF CHOP SUEY Regular Giant ...^CONTACTSIDEeUSSlAMIASE I MORIY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl \ v ^ ’n»«oim< ttoMAWiEncwiEil lO 'i Oz. Divider Pack 2 For31c 23c 10 Or. 3 7 c --- LSI IH0PE60MEQAY MANY MORE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM— ALL FULLY RECONDITIONEI 3 5 c 6 5 c ICANMARRYAMAN BY LANK LEONARD , f^E X A CT LV LIKE DADDY MICKEY FINN [ SNOW'S SNOW'S BUT WHY WOULPANyBODY THAT'S WHAT 1 SAY/ ~ y SNOW'S SNOW'S BREAK IN-TO STEAL IT? SO I'M SURE IT WAS ★ ★ * SATURDAY SPECIAL ★ ★ ★ New England Clam Chowder CORN CHOWDER FISH CHOWDER WHY WOULPN'T THEY HAVEj JUST A COUPLE OF MINCED CLAMS TRIED TO BUY IT FROM KIDS, WHO GOT VOU-FIRST? PANICKY AND- Oven cooking 1956 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN 15 Oz. 15 Oz. 23 c 1.5 Oz. 27c ■%> IVt Oz. 2 9 c 2 7 c is,easy today... The popular 210 model with a V-8 engine. NiNEMVES Very attractive light blue color. It is equip-, SNOW'S Cat Food a Oz. 4- For ATt ped with a standard transmission, large MANHATTAN acK heater and defroster, like new whitewall tires CLAM CHOWDER CHiCKEN-Of-Tha-SEA best... OUALLI . P . and seat covers. 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X.MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^CONN.. FTtlDAY, MARCH 18, 1959 PAGE SEVENTEEN ^■. ■ " ■ ■,; . . : 'V ' . ' " ' .; '. " ' ■ ■ lAeeiB MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, W59 •TheBuhe and I . •. Na. 4 I'ii.iiiiebw Skiing Conditions fey/s Must Sit put Good at Mt. Nebo BOCLMCVG

Heaviest snowfall of the V T h r0&, Four W^eks season in Manchester has DOUBLE NTRIKE UBAOUR resulted in good skiing at er for RIJLA iJOAGl ff RtaadiBn the Mt. Nebo slope. AIMMlIngs Record-Breaking Field W. L. Ret W. I Wllco Tool ...... U 90 .«7» I^ast night a dozen skiers ’s All-Time Record Armory ■package 26 14. .6,50 52 2S .667 By MRS. BABB RUTH 23 17 .575 M«rrill'» Mtrl<»t .. . d«yhe m«r bTout of the San Francj^o hnei^for three or took advantage of the fa­ Capital 'Equipment COrrenti's Insurong* ♦5 S3 .677 vorable conditions. The with Bill Slocum / 'Lea'A Market ...... 23 17 ,575 Oils'* Orinders 4S 86 .551 four weeks.” The $80,000 centerfield/f split hi.« leg sliding into ' Pi^en Builder* ___ 19 21 .475 To Compete in Tourney hooie-v^irlnK •” exhibition i g m e f ^ ^ : area is illuminated. Hours (Condensed from “The Babe and 1,” 1959, by Mrs. Babe Ru'th and Mql Tool ...... '^*4 44 .486 FVed's Package , . . , 16 24 ,400 Carlo's Aces; ...... u -Tl .060 ^ th tlie Bp»ton Sox j'cstcraay j yJiyg jnretrd hv thin ..'13 27' .325 at nearby Scottedaile. J?®l/froin Coach Frank (Salty i Tark<^: ] 10. (La«t of • .Since all three matches - - Ar­ With a list reading like a Who’a Who in local bowling cir- While third place Oorrentl'inn- The area is open to all The Yankees w>ent'to St. Louis and our show to New Haven. mory Package Store v*. Patten lurknoe shut out last week'ff lead­ of SOX •cetchcr f."^ rter^ . S. a nW . ••Willie, who arc yon k ld d in p^ K Twent.v five •nation^kcham- Much to my surprise, the Babe called from St. Louis. He called cle.s, the. eighth aiimial .Men's Town Duck Pin Howling Tour­ er, Merrllf* Market 3-0, 3871100 ^ i e r s . pionship.'i, a total greatersHian Builders. Capitol Equipment vs nvwy other night for the balance of the Yankee tour. Lea's MarkPt and Fred's Package nament gels underway tomorrow morning at 9:.10 at the Y Tool jumped into first cite* 'by a Few of the 2.B83 fana w h o^lw ' .atitchca in my ICR.” | an.v man in the histop’^ f But if he was wooing me he didn't make any sounda that would Store vs. Decl's Drive-In — result­ alleys. Five shifts were made necessary to aecpmnuHlate a single game with * 8-0 conquest -4 Boston \-ictory rrtlircd Mays led off the sixth with a au^eat it. He was in a slump, and he wanted to talk about his o f cellar-dwelling Carlo's Acee. «ie , , j amateur track ever achieve ed in similar 2-2 stalemates no rccord'-brcHlttni; entries, tOpplnRo May* had been Injured as ' scored rtouble to left-centerfleld. He took are among tlie mnst cheri.shed troubles. „ " changes transpired In the weekly Insl year's total of 81 wliirh a(’tn®l‘ . th* last place team •ho'wing enly the Blxth-inning run m da.ah a lonsf lead and had third base V ieh’a Plays I listened and said the proper Our* was a long courtship standings, leaving Armory Pack­ ly ('omi)eted In the six-Knine total seven wins In 78 games. A thtrd stolen when Daryl Spencer tapped and prizfil winnings of Shuf­ things. Also I a.sked for a report match at the Double Strike *ll«Yff home from second ba.^ flin' Joe 3'cClu.skcy. Manchester'* more than five years—filled with age three games out front. plnfnll qualifying round. Assisted, by a coi>pie of team- a alow grounder to ahortatop on his conduct and he assured me frustration, and not a little humil­ 'Noteworthy score* at the Double After tomorrow mght a late 11 resulted In a 2-1 decision for 111 Rockville world famous track star of yester­ fourth place Qus'e Grinder* ove'r mates. May* ran Quickly to the Sox ahOrUtop Don Biiddin he was behaving himself. iation. Strike alley* were rolled by .lohn o't'lock shift the IB^top qualifiera charged the ball, fielded it with hia year will he the guest of honor fifth place Mai Tool. Giant dugout. H^waa rn.ahed im­ Monday night al the sixth annual it was all prelty pro.saic talk, Saalela 14.5-144-372. John Madigaii will engag^e In head-ltV-head iiom- hare hand and threw home Whit but it was endless, and I always We had the basic problem Of Individual laurels'were gAmer- mediately to a hbapital. ";here th- Knights of Columbus Irish Night Babe being a married man. If my 346. Red Talnillia 138-341. Paul petiUon lending; up to the crown htitches were/taken by Dr. ai- made the catcti with hia left legif Gym Saturday had to cut it off with .some varia­ now held hy Ij«rry Hates, Opening; ed by JDyke Pleosebt 185-139-375, .'tporls Night program conscience was clear, It did not Correntl 338, Chris Declantla 133- .Stan Miriickl 130-364, Bill Sheekey ter Zuschkc/' extended toward the plate and Kacey Home. tion of "I’m a working girl and 335 and .Ijin MlnIcuccI 33,5 head-to-head matches start one need my sleep. It wouldn't be a lessen the problem in any way. be­ 130-356. Jim Martin 145-352, E l After beini? treated. Mays J«liU in Mays, ' Sort)*^ of the brightest stars on A strong believer in. maintaining cause Babe was not just another week from tonight. The pairings uniform /^ported to the Giant ; Ironicallv. It was the first lime bid idea If you went to bed, too." will be 1-16, 2-15. 3-14. etc. Slowlk 139-340. Bill McCann 338, the Kaaketball horizon will parade lop physical condition.' McCluskcy When tlie show opened in New married man out of love with his MEF^CANTIl.E I.EAGI E Walt Telller 132 and .Norm GMma- clubhmi^e at their training ramp this spring Mays had played more once said, "I trained to the point wife. Along with Bates, oilier former head(Miart"ra in Phoenix Mitniripal than five innings. Ye.sterday he ;:iy ir wares Saturday evening at York and the Yankees returned he Standing* champions In this year’* field in­ son 125. where my muscles would actually A Unique Problem 'W. L. fetaji^m I asked for and was granted an ex- ^he Roekvlire High gym when cry out for i-est. Without any called. lower than ever. The trip clude Hippo Correntl (1953-19571. had been a personal catastrophe He was Babe Ruth, the idol of Herm’s ('‘amera . . . ; 61 27 .693 '^'AValking a« though unin.iured. * tra turn at hat.______^ |•Tnrky■• Vieira's All-Stars engage (loiibt a trackman has to endure a Cy OiorgcUi (1954) and t:Tharlie t e i .e p h o Nr l e a g u e He said "I'd like to see you." "the dirty-faced kids'' of the Man. Auto Parta . .. .Ml .35 .602 Whelan il955i. the Rockville All-Stars. Game time more gruelling-and arduous grind streets of New York, and the idol Gaudet Jewelera 52 .26 .591 Standings I Invited him to my Wmne. He Saturday’s Sliifln and Time-R IS S,30, then even a champion prize tight­ I.IEUTKNANT CiOMMANDER of the presumably clesn-faced kfds Rainbow Cliil ...... 51 37 W. L. Pet. er training for a title defense. In (World \V»r II) met my mother, iny daughter, and Linemen ...... 19 8 .704 ; , Fabulous Vieira la easily worth my two brothers. The Babe liked of Glens Fall.*. Spokane. San Diego; Manrheater Optical 51 37 ..580 9:30 Stan MaUeHon. Andy Piersall Has Ready Ansyer track there is no let up. One high­ Installation ...... IS , * .667 I the price of adml.ssion to watch. my mother. He hunted and fished Poi'tland and what-have you. And Jon-Di’s ...... 51 37 ..580 Tomko. William rrc.ston. Larry ball can very well he the difference „545 Bale.i Jr.. Nuu/.io Lupacchino. Kd- Cable ...... , .. . 15 12 .656 The incomparable sholmaker la the 100 pound mark, so C oa^ An outdoor meet was scheduled at with niy brothers. He was crazy if there was one thing in all the Garden Reataurant . 48 40 between glorious victory or play­ Memorial Store . . . 28 60 .318 mund Hindle and Dan O'Connell. PBX ...... 14 13 .519 To Suggestion Made bj/Loes I currently enjoying his greatest .sea­ ing the role of an also-ran. " ' Wigren was soliritmis of my yVel- Harvard Stadium and Joe entered about Julia. world that Babe Ruth was aware . . . . 9 18 .333 in the two mile competition. H* of it was the place he held in the Manchealer Tniat . . 25 63 .284 12:1.^ Howie August. Al Bu- Central Office .. son with 776 points in 1.^ Con- ^For 30 years, aince'lhe first time ^ fare, fearful lest I overdue/ my- And the Babe and I fell in love Repair ...... ___ 6 21 .222 - j neclicut Basketball A.s.sn. games. was nipped al the tape by Jack hearts of the kids of this country. Crown Cleanerw . . 29 68 .227 jauciuH. Ben Pagani. Cy OiorgelU, he started jqggfng around the .self racing. The only time"^I ever The Babe was married. And his Paul Conenti. Bill l-eaHivlere. Jim By sweeping all threa points Tucson, Arir., Msrch 1.3 i.T' -.sal the outfiet^-lehw - - ran in a h.;jh school slate tourna­ Rvan of Manhattan College to religion forbade divoree. There was nothing in my own Herni's Camera maintained Us CTsveland General Manager Frank qutred from Boat! Bos,o.. ;;'"'u s ^est has- track al tlpS'Wesl Side Oval, until mark the only time in four years eight-game hilge over the Man­ Mathie.Ron. Boh .lanlcke. (reorge HIPPO CORRENTI from cellar-dwelling Repair, the he hujj^ iip his spiked shoes for ment was at Yale Jield in my Road Block religious training at the. time to Bensche, F/dgnr Brnlunrd. Tony runner-up Installation moved to U ne is ready to fake up volatile winter,"might go well In Balti- senior year when L won the mile of intercollegiate competition that These are the facts as I knew make divorce rSpugnaht to me. ON THE EVE OF THEIR MARRIAGE: THE BABE AND CI.AIRE chester Auto Part* a* (he two good following a meet in New front-runner* pinned similar• 3-1 DeSimone. l>nve Balon. Bob Vltz- land Irish. Emil Dietz. Jim Mar­ within one game, of first place as Billy Does on his offer to join the more, / , , , The crowning achiovemenl , ame ; event." McCluskey did not break the tape them: ■The man had no home. He lived I York in 19,’H, McCUiskey main­ first An operation that winter victories, the Cameramen turning palrick. Andy l.aimoureaux and tin. Tomm.y Martin and Tony Sal­ the front-running Linemen settled Indians. Ptrrsag. no master " / | ,hi, past weekend when Viejrfl tained top ph.ysical condition and The dark-hair'ed Irishman was a I was not breaking up a home in liotels. My home became his. But cause I was In love and because a secret, so we did the next best vatore. for a 2-1 victory over third -place cleared up the sinus condition. thing. We were married at 5 a m , back Manchester. Optical and the Mike Zwlck. Unfortunately, Dane cannot deal himselt-. was 'fired 89 points to lend the Bridge- today, al 47 (48 on June 2l he has mile sensation in high school. It was broken. I could never even have a picture he, too, found it Intolerable. Aiitomeii iqiending .Mancheater 3 AI Alkms, Nick Twerdy, Win­ I «:.'i0 SI.an Hilinskl. Larry Cable. Fourth place PBX also edg­ directly W ith L,oes because Billy is walk acr.i.ss theceiling when bCj Savovs to a 129-13A 'overtime During the 1935 season, with before first mas*. Obviouely that yet in smoke his first cigarette or After hi^r schoolboy days here Babe had met Miss Helen of him in my home lest someone His anguished monologues on Trust. Seventh place Garden Res­ ston Chevalier. Dick De.scy, Howie j Bales Sr, Lanky Walckowski, ed fifth place Central Offic* 2-1 with a jliinimum of long distance Sleeplrnhase K ii^in His Primp- the .New York A. C., McCluskey Woodford when ■'he wa.s with the .sge it and gossip. would avoid mob*. firmly attaclred--in wrUing any- only | " sla' -.stiydd'ed Mam hes- raise a strong drink to his. lips. I took part in 55 races, winning 31. the matter always boiled down to: taurant also aeored a 3-1 triumph Holmes. Charlie Varnck, Art 1 Stan llilinski, Don Carpenter, Don in another match. wav- to the fialtimore Orioles. So ter Red Kmber^' that needed to Tliere have heen .some great ad­ work because of hi.s youth and Boston chib in 1914. She was a / Babe's picture was in 10,000 Homer f o ' the Bride Frank Is planning to talk the One couch left over here Piersall [ In 1941. before World War II "I'm a Catholic, I'm married, snd over Memorial Corner .Store while Johnson, Chet Nowicki. I’al Trr- .Sadmzin.Nki, Dick Buckley, Gene Turning In the week’s best visors in Joe's life, his attractive thj^'lntelligcnce and foresight of shuffling style of running, joined were ftured to run an "extra lap;" waitress in Landers' Restaurant, American homes, I'm sure, but But It didn't. Not only was the ■ Yosl. k'red McCiirry. Pete Aceto, scores were Bob Scanlon 125-145- whole thing over with Baltimore’ said. "And tell him if he's going j ' ' ‘" ordpr to make the playoffs.- I started. McCluskey suffered a near I've got a kid. " 4-0 wins were recorded by third marco, Ted t-hambers. .lohn Kcid- to trade anvhodv not to m ention ! I"" I*” -" Vieira scored ^white haired mother who still Wigren, who knew that the boy the New York A.C. |Joe had gB-en his best in “regula- fatal attack while ninning the there. She was, I am told, v'^j-y not in mine. church filled to capacity but, to place Gaiidol Jeweler* over the er. .loe .Blamler. Sam Vacanti, Boh ‘ .\oiiii Dev. Mtirray Crmi.sC. Hank 380, Ernie McNeill 338, Joe Dona­ General Manager L,ee MacPhaiJ.' makes her home in Manchester, -^should take it easy and wait for During a 14-year period, 1930 tlon" and liv the extra tour of the beautiful. She was 16 and he.tvas We couldn't ga out to dinner. He didn't have a "kid," although my horror, there were more than anv names I don't wanna plav for ; an unbclieveahlo 46 per cent o f 10,000 meters in the nationals al neither he nor I knew it then. Rainbow Club and Jon-Di s over Scha< 1(, Bundi Tnica, Ray .lolm- Wltlke. .lack Vlttncr, Carl Bolin hue 135 and James McArdle 125. Loes. who might starve if hr had Baltimore " poal attempts. his late father, older brother. .lohnC bigger competition. Joe enrolled through 1943. McCluskey was | obstacles, trbtled both Iso-Hollo ' Philadelphia. McfTHiiskey was lead­ 20 -When they married, H^ had His was the most familiar face in 6.6oO people outside on the side­ Crown Cleaners son, I'ing Farr and (Tiarlle Har­ : ,lr , Tom Yosl. Howie Hampton now H practicing .M. D. in Bijock- He was talking about Dorothy, a a nickel for every impulse b(i kept But Lane said Pirrsall's got Teaming with the .0-6 will be at Fordham University. Here he "king" of the steeplechasers. He and Tommy EVg^ns^n of England ing the pack by 100 yards with bought a farm out.side o]U Boston the land. walk and street. Our wedding Notewothy scoreia were chalked ris. ! and Bill Thuralrfli. kept to himself, said lajt/Monday ton, .Mas.s.. and si.«ter.s. Mart' and met Jake Weber, the Rams' train­ rolled up all 17 national steeple- acro.ss the fini.sh and she was living there when we It WHS an absolutely miserable girt he and hia wife had adopted breakfast was an Intimate Utile RE.STAURANT IJCAGUE nothing t,i worry about. i Dirk Surhoff, former L I U. stal- ■ three laps to go when lie suddenly in infancy. Dorothy was living up by John Simmon* 137-376. 5 45 Bill Chapman, Bill Adamv, ' 11 Bill Pagani .)i .. Hippo Cor- he'd like to slip out of, the Balti­ Ellen, all rating high. And in ro- er. chase titles during...... this time, eight "Four years .later, . V J93g jn Ber- met. position for me. bearable only be- affair for my family and 10 of iciili. .\cne Aceto, Ed Pagani, Standing* "Tm going to renew my efforts | wart, who has also played with dropped to the track. He suffered with Mrs. Ruth but her final adop­ Andy Kravontka 140-367. Russ F.i'v Ru.'fconl, Cliarlle Whelan, EfI W." L. more scene and join the San Fran­ ceut years his pretty wife. Fortihiini Flash indoor.s. For five years, 1932-36, he lin, McCluskey again ualified for a complete cardiac collap.se. stif- our close.st friend* - plus every Wall llilin.ski. Hank Agostinelh, with MacPhall to gel Billy. " Frank j the N.Y. Knicks, Others ineliide Along the sports front, Pete tion papers had never been filed Bender 126-135-373. Dick Troller Biijauciiis. .Smokie Smoliik, .loe Walnut ...... 65 81 cisco Giants. But, Wednesday, Under Weber s keen eye and ex­ reigned supreme in Wls favorite Uncle Sam's team but 7®ning muscles and heat collaps*• darn reporter and photographer Bill Carlin. .SUippy Kearns. John said. "However. I might add Pier-| Tony DelGabbo, who holds the New Wigren. .Toe's high .sohool coach Priest .Xdvised Marriage 132-3.V5, Rod Giles 343, Walt Phll- Tremano. .Mike Denliiip, .Milt Teri- Oak Grill ...... 63 48 perience. Joe became known a.s the bvent on the boards and indoors, a disappointing 10th as I>p^HoIlo t^e doctors' diagnosi.s revealed. He in the city of Ne-x' York. l.ps 140 and Bill Anderson 125. ford. Norm Kioto?. Kfii Montie, Luca.s. Al Wilhelm, Bill Arckivy, 1 Haven Teachers College scoring' at Manchester, was the first to again romped to victory. Lake House ...... 47 48 The-Indians tried to de.al for j record, Burt .Selsman. former Fair- Fordham Flash and was undefeat­ 1930-.3.3, he added four more ! was told to forget track, he would On Jan. 11, 1929. Mrs. Ruth Things improved a little short­ Gerrv ('tliappell, Al Rossetto, Ro- Ken Monroe snd John Morion. cause they got class over there realize his greatness and who ren- ed at two miles In IC4A cham­ crown.s. thirds of the American ream ; „ever run again. It was a long was burned to death in a fire at ly thereafter. It rained and the Cavey's ...... ^6 M I.ioes' earlier this year, but talks ifirid Univer.sity star. Ted F.sportc Chatterbox ...... 89 57 "I saw Billy's ad in the paper when Baltimore asked for cjgrcd valuable coaching and train­ pionships. both inside and out. Experts Proved Wrong agreed that the American vnlp^b-^oad back but the lanky Irishman Watertown. Mass. game had to be postponed GARDE.N GROVE U.VTERERS and Kli Watson, rugged rebound­ ing lips. Wigren. incidentally, will McCluskcy was only a fre.sh- should not be, dipped when passing ' i-ecovered completelv and Next dav I at la.st attended a Standings Ray’s ...... 88 58 Liana said yeaterday. and shortstop Woodv Held, ers. and Harvey Wenz. Warren Tabbed an "also-ran" In 1943. Babe went 'p to the funeral and CHURCH LEAGUE « EST HIDE BEC tickled to have him. I know Billy, be at the head table Monday man when he captured the first McCliiskev Droved the experts H**^**®’* which caused consid-, to run and hear the left immediately after it for the game as Balje Ruth's wife. M.v W. L. Pel Despilt a 2-2 stalemfitfl against Harding ace |night. 27 9 .750 Standings .qiandlngs fifth place Chatterbox Restaurant, and he's a fine pitchei^and a fine , three of his 2.3 national titles, wrong wtien he not onlv won the commotion but when the j^^^rs of tlte crowd once again. Yankee training camp In St. Pet­ enchantment was soon di.splaced | Receptions \V b. Pet ; \V voimg man. I'm sure he'd be happy I Sacramento. Calif Irish Bobby Rockville will ii.se Burr Carlson, "My track rarrrr began at Man- winning the indoor Junior and by sheer terror. By the time f | Buffets ...... 21 15 .58.3 the pacesetting Walnut Restaurant mile iL oor stMplechase Manchester runner refu.sed to aa-1 conflict in Etuxope forced can- ersburg, Fla. He was distraught, i2i . , 69 31 690 Oliva s Esso .... with us." I Scanlon, 137U. San Francisco. Wally Widholm, ,Iohn Lusa, cheM.er High." Joe recalled "I senior two-mile runs and the two frantic about Dorotliy. and in a was seated half of my clothe* had Outings ...... 18 18 ..''lOn North Mflhodi.sl added two games to its lead olnce crowni-own at New York's Madison of the scheduled 1940 15 21 .417 Si, Jflme.s' f 21 . . , . 6-^ JO 650 .McCann s .Service LatB. in Volunteering to change | outpointed Orlando Zulueta, 136'j. Yogi Yokahaskas. .lohn Butler. \va.s only five foot, one inrh^ in I mile steeplechase. He ran 21 races Goebbels, German officials threat . Olympics and w-hen total w-ar perfect mood tn forget his trouble.* been torn off by a cheering mob. j Smoi'gasbords Pagani B ...... runner-up Oak GrlU Restaurant George Dargatl and Dave ,'thea. i height and the Bcales shivered at Square Garden but he set a new 14 22 .389 (.:ontrr ('onpo-i (li .. 61 39 .610 fell 12 games behind after dropping uniforms, suggested that Jim Pier-1 New York, 10. and won 10. w-orld-record in the process, shav­ ened to send McCluskey home. The ' „,,t soon after, the 1944 in hLs owri distingviished way. But Then the Babe came over to say j Weddings Dari-Mald ...... runner stood his ground and was , Olympic Games were also shelved 13 23 .361 St. Jamns' ( 1 I ...... 57 43 .570 all four points to third place Bolton It wa.s in the. steeplechase that ing 11.4 seconds off the old stand­ he worked hard, behaved and got hello and pose for pictures. That : Clambakes . . 55 4 5 .550 Kenn'.s Taiern . . I McCluskcy made his greatest not shipped bark to the States. while healthy Americana helped into fir.st cla.as condition. almost .started another riot. \ Little change tn the .standings St. John’s ...... Ijike House. Fourth place C avs/s ard. St, Hriripol's ...... 51 49 .510 Harlford Kd. Grill name. He annexed no less than European Tour conquer Hitler and his forces. Mc- Naturally, he never wrote. But Yo\i may rememlrer that the , was noted this past week since all West .Side Tavern Restaurant turned .back Ray's Olvmplc-wise, McCluskey never first time I met Bal>e he did. noth-i first fiivi-sion teams po.sted vic- North MolhoJi.**! ill . 50 50 .500 Restaurant 8-1 tn a third match at 17 national crowns In this spe­ won. In his first tr.v in the 1932 While, on one of his tours with Chiskey, too, was in the thick oj; hia telephone bill for the 1929 . . 50 50 .500 Armory Tavern . cialized event. American trackmen in Europe in the battle, serving four years, two training period was $1,600. ing in the field. But this time he lories, with the I 1 1 Receptions de­ Seronci C'nngon . . - the Double Strike alley*. How TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE CET THE RISLONE '/z PRICE DEAL AT games in Los Angeles. Mc(Jluskfy feating the (6l Clambakes 3-1. the St'. Mary s 4H 52 4H0 There will be a new chanipion many week* remaining In this During his sophomore year at placed third in the 3,009 meters 1933. McCluskey took part In 14 years overseas, and attained the When the team returned to New aro.se to the occasion. He hit the . . 46 54 .460 i rowiied this .season' This fact be­ Fordliam. McCluskey made 28 of the most meets in Germany. Sweden, Lux- rank of lieutenant conTmander in ^'ork he wanted to get married very first pilch over the LEFT l2l Buffets shutting out the (5i Tpmple Both Shf»loin league? Just wondering if Walnut steeplechase in one left- j Weddings 4-0 and the i3l Outings C’oniniunity Baptist . . 46 54 .460 came a certainty this past week, has clinched regular aeaacn hon­ starts, winning 12- His third sea­ contro\-ersial races in Olympic his- eniburg, France. Italy, Switzerlands the Narw. ,/ So did I. But he wondered about field fence. Babe, being . 46 54 .460 when fiftli plai-e Heim's Tavern THE SERVICE STATIONS SUPPLIED BY lory.- ' Austria, Hungary and Crechoslo- In 1951 he received hi* master's r.rarrving so soon after hi.s-wife's handed hitter, almost invariably winning 3-1 over the I4l Smorgas­ ('enter Cor.^o.s i2i . ors? son produced 21 victories in 30 .. 44 56 .440 nipped the defending Cliumpion Jazz Fuller 139-376. Nino Aceto starts and as a senior he rolled Two weeks before the race, Me- vakia. The favorite Silk Town son degree in ediicatidn at Hillyer Col­ death, i felt ' wa.s in no position hit hi.s homers over the RIGHT bord*. Kmaniiel Liithenui . Rl$LONE Amy Plrkcv 120. F’anny Pagani ('onrordia Lutheran . . 43 57 .430 Dail-Mald 2-1. the setback ellmi- 145-366, Joe Sylvester 139-181- lege also served as .director of the up 29 triumphs in 40 races. I Cluskey was ill with a severe cold ' eijierged triumphant in no leas to counsel him. 1. suggested he field wall. 39 61 ,390 ' miting any chaiii'c of the Milkmen Community Y in Manchester. talk it over with Father Hughea of He trotted around the base* 116, Edie Correntl 110. .Millie Oli­ South Methodist 365, Paul Morris 132-860. Dick GRINOLD AUTO PARTS In addition to his 25 national that prevented his training. How- than nine of the races, . 34 66 340 ovei taking league-leading Oliva's Krinjak 138-369, Bill She^ey ever, he managed to start and fill-1 Jjjst by inches, two yards, Mc- If a tra ^ H ^l of Faipe is ever •St. Gregory's. grinning, and os he touched third va 105 and Chickie Janicke 105 Zion Diithe'an ...... championships. McCluskcy won pinned the lop single game efforts Es.su. The p.'U esctter.s moved 130-142-369, Dan Malinguaggi 125, 191 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 39 Metropolitan crowns and six ished seicond to Vnimari Iso-Hollo Cluskey h)l»*ed compiling X per- e*t*bliahdd, on® of the ftrtt nomi­ We both knew Father Hughes he' tipped his cap to me and blew Match reaultH; St. James' ill 4. closer tn the title with a 2-1 tri­ Price Offer nees ■vvilj b^ Joseph Paul McClus­ me a kis*. Tepiple Beth Sholom 9: North Cy Giorgetti 131-336. Bill LaRiv- Vi IC4A titles. i of F'inland. However, a check as- feet record in intercollegiate com- and he paid me the great compli­ umph over llie West Side Tavern. ; signed the race, lost a lap some-ppetition. During his senior year at key, a young, lanky runner who Methodist i ^) 4. ('enter Congre­ Icris ■ 129-350, Chris Deel 134-346, Ackerman’s Texaco Following his graduation fr.im ment of advLsinf the Babe to get MOR.NING GI-ORV IJCAGUE Rnnner-np .McCann's Service Sla- Dick DiBella 340 and Mike Zwlck Moriarty Brothers ' where between the start and fin- j Fordham, McCiluskey was suffer- helped Dut Manchester, Conn,, on Monda.v: A »«lf-*t3'led "Imm” on gational i2l (I: Email lel Lnthci- ATOURSTOREANDALL Fordham in 1933, Shufflin' Joe, so- married to me as soon a.s he could. .Standings tioH remained two games out of 135-347 gSrnered Individual hon­ 815 Center St. Service called because of his flat-footed ;ish of the race and the athletesling from a severe sinus condition. the ipAp. We were married on April 17, the waterfront at 7, h* finds un­ W. L. Pet. an 4, Concordia Lutheran 9; Sec- fir.st with a 2-1 win over Paganl's, 38f Main St. 1929. Opening day, no leas! derstanding from a eomipasslonate Iris ...... 14 7 ,667ond Congregational 3. Community i |f,p |f,s,s leaving the Barbers four or*. SERVICE STATIONS SERVICED BY US Turcotlc PjS.so Station RUTH, DOROTHY AND THE FIRST SIRS. RUTH We could not keep the marriage giant. Gardenias ...... 14 7 .667 Baptist 9; North Methodist ll) 3, games behind with only six games n o Center SI. Carnations ...... 12 9 .571 South Mclhodisl 1; St. Mary's 3. I left on the .schedule. Hartford Rd VILLAGE CHARMERS Tonv’.H p]sso Scrvicenter Mums ...... 12 9 .571 Center Congregational (ll 1: Zion ' Grill also won 2-1 over the Armory g. ide. Fine fishing. Climate never Standings Cook’s Service Station 729 Main St. Tom Cola’s All - Stars Bahama, Greaves Petunia* ...... 11 19 -524 Lutheran 3. St. James' |2| I; St. I Tavern m a fourth match. W L .5.55 East Center St. gets cold. Range* between 55 and Kentucky Five Opens Tulip* ...... n 19 .'’■'24 Bridget's 2, St. John's 2. ! Thu.s the magic number is thi'ce Howard Oil ...... 69 87 Manchester Aute Parts, Inc. 85 degrees and i -hen it get* that Violet* ...... 11 10 .524 Top singles and triples: Will for Oliva's u ho met McCann'.* In Man. Auto Parts 57 89 .Tim’s .\tlantic Service In TV lO-Rouiider ' a i riicial match next week and Oliva’s Es.so .station In Heart Fund Contest Herb Score Impresses high it's not hot becauae a cooling Tiger Lilys ...... 7 14 ,333 Cro.sscn 14.3-.372. Nnnzio Lnpac- Garden Grove .. 64 42 270 BROAP ST. Ml 9-4528 MANCHESTER 411 Hartford Rd. 451 West Center St. Orchids ...... 7 14 .3.33 chino 150-361. Mike Plocharczyk ; then wind up aglnst Paganl's in , 41'65 wind blows." Johnson Paint .. New York. March 18 (45 - Yoina Rose* ...... 6 15 .288 128-352, Rav Bean 126-343. Frank i the finale. Jarvis______Realty ... Bsdi/ma. a 26-year-old whose Defense of NCAA Title Three standout members of the Philadelphia Warriora^of Bahama of Bimini in the Bahamas Singles of 105 or better: Miriam Monette .340. Fred .McCiirrv 338. | Week's top ahoolera included Pete . Na*giff Arms But Carcia Hit Hard real name 1* William Butler, fights Dick Buckley 336. Stan Opalach j Peterson 153-374, Irv Ru.sconi 125 shut out must wont to be middleweight McCormick 125 (ncwscs.son highi. Newcomer Howard the National Basketball Assn, will he in the starting lineup of Wilfie Greaves, the Canadian mid­ New York, .March 111 (/P)— Kentucky’s Wildcats, .seeking an Reggie Gbiiraki 119-114-105 131-338. Ed Anderson 125-340, Ken j • 26-353, Bob Farmer 126-.344, Fox ! the Manchester Auto Parts 4-0 In Tom Gola's All-Stars against the Red Flmhers here Sunday. champion real bad. dleweight champion fr'orr Edmon­ unprecedented fifth champion.ship, open defense of their |338). Carolin,’ .Tnriickc 112. Pinky Le.slic 335. Dick Mazur 136. Gerry' Kochln 131. Tom Raimondo 126, vveek's top match. The Victory Nexi' York, March 13 (/P)— Hope.s of the San h’rancisco ton and Detroit, in a 10-rbimd Bob Guthrie i2.>-33i, Pete Aceto , Oilers Into flfst place, GET RISLONE AT THIS 'A PRICE Otherwise, how do you figure NCAA ba.skelball title tonight a.s 16 of the nation's be.8t )®laherty 111. Editli Itomannwski Chappell 137, Irv Carlson 128 and Giafits f » the 1959 National League pennant may have .suf­ this out? Asked how his life was television (NBC. 10 p.m., EST) 106 and Eleanor Squires 105. Art Johnson 132. 138-313. .lof Twaionite 1.34-340, two full game* ahefid of the Auta Fund benefit, all proceed,, after- Jake Zwick 136-345. Winnie operating expen.se.s earmarked for fered a .serious blow yesterday. Willie Ma.vs, star centerfielder in Bimini, Yama replied: fight at Madison Square Garden major college teams begin play in four regional tournaments. A clicck of the standings shows Parts \^ho were on top a week ago. OFFER AT DEALERS SERVICED BY “Real nice. Good pay a* fishing tonight. Greaves is s 7-5 favorite. a total of 804 victories as against ('hatnberlHin 131-336, Ollle Jaiwls Third ^place Garden Grove _ cap- this worthy cau..e. and hitter, suffered a gash in his right leg that will keep him Although Kentucky got into thi.s MIXKI) DOrill.KS 126-338, Dan Newcomb 126-340, out of the lineup for al least "three------years tournament bccaii.se Cham­ Big Ten, meets Marquette (23-4 1 StAiirtincff 796 lo.sses. Both columns should tured all 'four point* from Nassiff Warrior .slickout.a arheduled to w I. IV’t Ding Farr 347, Andy Lamoiireaux pl.iy arc Gola, a former three- pion MLssissippi Slate declined to 111 the second. have the same total. Arm* and Jarvis Realty pinned a or four week..." ; pg„, fjje| ^ 7..1 victory, Rena-Loit Dainaio ...... m ,6^i7 336, Lanky IVaickowski 342 and 3-1 decision over Johnson Psdnt In ALCAR AUTO PARTS, Inc. time All-America .selection at La- 1 Mays received the b ''''® ;^ «p , siraighl. represent the the Southeastern Although Marquette has come a Nanry-Johii (laudino Ih 9 .b67 Larry Bates 343, Conference, there ara those who long way in Its first year under 0!lv**-Jof ...... 17 U* other action. , Sclle in Pliiladclphia, Guy Rodger.s gash that required 35 stitches „ j 1H 11 226 SPRUCE ST. Ml 3-5196 and Ernie Beck. Rodgers, one of sliding into home plate in the! Pitch®'''' Herd .Score and Mike say Adolph Rupp's crew is capable Eddie Hickey, Kentucky and Michi­ FliJlh-Kruie Pohl r:Hl„S' .lUMOR LE.AtiUE Week'* finest single gams efforts Myrtip-Bill KaHlvifiP. 11 Standings were authored by BHIzabeth the finest rookies in .vearal is an ex­ sixth inning of an ejchibitlon game Garcia of Cle\eland,(both plagued LAST DAY SATURDAY of going all the way. Mississippi gan State are favored to tangle Connlf'-Jatk Tntro ...... 14 1.7 r, 1 BOVS .ri'NlOR LEAGUE against the Boston Red Sox a t, by injuries last year, eaw act on refused to enter because its all .Saturday night in the M'd-East AnH-Paul L’‘>»rf'iitl ...... i:i 14 4Sl W. Pet Standings Juul 116, Shirley Jerome IK. Clara ceptional backcourt performer and ,4V| .688 Turcotte’s E.sso Station Oriswold's Service Station STOttsdale, Ariz. He said he ripped yesterday m the Indians ^5, 10- White team would have to Regional. Marpniil^-N'*!! ThoniB^ l.T M ■Sparrows ...... 22 Mathlason 105-109, Marlon Thom­ has been tabbed the future "Boh Mane-AI ...... 12 !.•> 144 .,500 w . L. Pet. 110 Center St. 174 East Center St. his leg against the shin guard of vmtoay' over the Chicago Clearance Of against Negroes. Here's how the other three re­ 17 Blue .lays ...... 19 .867 son 108, Anita St. Pierre 108, Anna Cou.sy " in the NBA becau.se of his Pai-AI ...... ]«' .:i7" .500 , Cubs 13 2 Mac White 107, Ruth Oakmon 106 amazing liall handling and outside .Sammy White. Red Sox catcher. | Cuba at Tnscon. Kentucky is not a great team hy gional tournaments stack up; Marpp-Jo#* ...... L lg®rs .... 4 .733 Jan-Jini ... . 2(.i .250 11 and Barbara Rohrbach 105. Hayes .Atlantic Service shooting. He '.vaa an All-America The question immediately arose Score's three-inning stint was Quality Men's comparison with some of the out- East at Charlotte. N. C. (First Rill hnRivltMc ( 'r.i - Larks ...... '9 ' W. . . . T. Grant 9 6 .600 SHOES PiHlt Manivri Werner topped all e*''''''i j„„_u 128 East Center SI. at Temple a "ear ago. Beck is a whether Mays' plav would be o f- , sharp.; For Garcia, who under ULs ttirned out by Rupp. But it lost game 7:30 p.m., ESTl ■ - West r»-nti 349, Pohl 132, u riizz.-- 12fi. 8 7 .533 .lohnny'.s Service Station J cijti prfiduct of Penn, where he too. was went an operation to correct a only two of its ,25 games and wa.s Virginia (26-4 1 vs. St. Joseph's of Rffna DAmnif 114 anti (tin < at the Manchester Rowling Green Dickcnson'.s ..... 7 8 .467 COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN 1 Groxe St., Roekvllle fected on his return. 1<^ toppff! all partiripaiii.* flt tin' l'.n.-l-.v with an 89 single this past week. Sunny.side Sunoco an All-America selection during Back tn April. 1952. somewhat, back ailment, his showing wa.s un.- $13.95 to $18.95 values. $ X Q Q ranked second to Kansas State m Philadelphia i22-3i and Nayy (17‘ Strike* allrt.a S. Alena & Son* 7 8 .467 Standing* Route 6-44, Bolton Notch his senior year. j similar mishap happened to the j wicce.ssful. Not all sizes or styles. NOW ...... w a W W the final Associated Press poll. The 5) vs. Boston University (19-6i. L. T. Wood ...... 7 8 .467 W. L. Pet. Knight io Pla,v ! Giants. Monte Irvin, .star outfield-' team is led by All-America Johnny West Virginia, having overcome H.ed So.\ ...... 7- 8 .467 Sliders ...... S2 28 .850 Score, making his .second ep- Sizes 7-7'/i, 9'/i-10. lOVi-11, 11, 11'j its jinx of losing in the preliminary Oliva’s Ksho Service S & (; Auto Service Manager George Mitchell of the er whose slugging helped the, pearance of the .spring, pitched the Cox. only starter from last year's Regal .Men's Shop 6 9 ,4()0 Spinners ...... 50 30 ,625 411 Hartford Rd. 164 West .Middle Turnpike Red Embers has secured the .serv­ champions. round four straight years, and 6 9 .400 .538 Giants win the 1951 flag. suf first three innings and' held Chi- Navy, which teliminated well-re­ Sugar Ray Ponders Big Offer Harmao's ...... Strikes ...... ^3 3'^ ices of Bobby Knight, talented for­ fered a broken ankle sliding into ' cago hitless. Garcia was touched Kentucky plays Louisville, an Red Ember ...... 6 9 .400 Splits ...... 40 40 .500 mer Harlem Globetrotter. Tl,\e rest at-large selection with a 17-10 rec­ garded North Carolina, are Vic's Soda Shop 3 12 .200 Setups ...... 33 47 .413 third base in an exhibition against | for five runs and nine hits in the MEN’S SHOP favored. t of the home lineup will be the same the Cleveland Indians at Denver. next two innings in his seciind oUt- ord, in the first game of tonight's To Fight Moore in New York Single.* of 105 better; Doug Spares ...... 22 68 .275 ; with Art Qiiimby, Burr Carlson, 789 MAIN ST. doubleheader at Evanston. 111., West Virginia, ranked 10th na­ Nielsen week He was out for several month* and , ing of the exhibition season. tionally, is led by All-America McBricLy 111. ( tlie On top by two games a d Dinle and Paul Grogan ex­ Carroll Hardy's single Iq the GLENNEY’S starting at 8:30 p.m. EST. Michi­ 127, Roger Poe 198. Al Newton ago the Spinners dropped four the Giants dliln't repeat as NL Jerry "VVest with a 25.6 point scor­ BET THE RISLONE '/z PRIOE pected to answer the opening tap TOM GOLA champions. I 10th drove in the winning nan for gan State (18-3), champions of the "I'm going to do a lot more talk­ 113, Jerry Dubois 112, Eld'Dou­ points to the Slider* and now rest off. along with Knight. ing average. Navy, unranked, has New York. March 13 (JPi - -.Sugar With Mays out of the game the Cleveland. Pifeher Moe Drabowsky wn-’. 11 of its last 12 games. It's a ing with Rii.-iensohn and lus peo­ cette 108-108, Bill Tliomas 105, in second plaqe, two games behind It will he the second appearance along with Si Green helped his Ray Robinson today pondered an the Slider* who moved into sole OFFER AT THE SERVlOE STATIONS team snap a 20-game Manchester Red Sox scored five run* In the of the Cubs injured hia right balanced team piloted by 8-6, 225- ple. There's a lot to be ironed mil. Bob Vaida H5, Jim Cromtvell 107. . here for Gola, Two years ago he eigh th four of them unearned ! thumb when he fouled off an inside offer of a guaranteed million dol­ I want fo make the best possible Buddy .Minor 110, Jim Anderson possesion of first place. The Set­ invaded the high school gym, and home win streak. poimd Jay Metzler. LISTED BELOW SERVIOEB B Y - ' ^ I pitch. He is expected, to be side­ Midwest at I.Awrence, Kan. lar gate for what may be his last deal 1 can gel. I'm mostly inter- 121, Richard Fish 114-105, George ups defeated the Sparea 3-1 and lined about si* weeks. (First game 8:30 p.m. ESTl -- fight a battle of champions withe ealeil in spacing out Ihc |iayments May HI, McCurry 118. Ernie the Strikes and Split* rolled to a In other game* the Cincinnati Texas Christian (19-5) vs Cincin­ Archie Moore in Yankee Stadium over {1 period of years, McFall 112. George Bycholski 108, 2-2 deadlock In two other matches. SE^ PHILLIPS- Rika Horvath 114-115, Elvolyn SCHIEBEL BROS. Red* defeated the Pittsburgh Pi­ nati (23-31 and De Paul (13-9) v* in September, "I'm discii.saiiig the fight with Craig Phillips 109. 'iodd Potter rates, 9-4. qt Tampa and the New Kansas State i24-l). other promotcl's. too." said Robin­ 108, Don Simmon.s 109-105 and Lorentzen llO and Lynn Varney Center St. and Procter Rd., Manchester, Conn. York Yankees edged the Raltl- The bid was made by Prunioter 108 topped all participants. Plenty of Action Bill Rosensohn in a conference son. "Truman Gibson has made a Pliil Robenhvmer 115. •V i more OrlolSs. 10-9, in 11 innings very good offer and I intend to see I O P E H N O W . at St. Petersburg. Two of the Season'* - greatest with R.rbinson .yesterday. He said MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE stars', all-America selections, he plans , to follow it up with a him again. I'm not at liberty to BOY’S JUNIOR LEAGUE Five games were, canceled be­ say what he offered but it was C'OUNTBl’ CLUB,MEN Buhrer Shell I Ed’s (iarage cause of rain. They ■were Milwau­ Oscar Robertson and Bob .’'oozer, talk with Moore, the 42-year-old .Standings ' Standings ' 653 f>nt/T St. V 157 Union St. Manchester’s First Faeiory-AuthorizMi promise plenty of action in this light heavyweight champion. ver\’ nice. " W. Pet. kee vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, W. I„ Pet, 1.000 Chairlie’s Service Gerber’s .Atlantic Service Chicago White So* vs. Los Aqgelea I doubleheader. Rosensohn. who has the F'loyd Gib.son was president of the dis­ Team .’Yo. 5 ...... 21 9 .700 Rangers ...... 2 55'lndaor Avo. Senriee Center For Small AppHeri^ Robertson, the nation's leading Patterson - Ingemar Johana.smi solved International Boxing Hub. Royals ...... 2 1.000 New Cor PEP end 624 Middle Tuniplkc East at Sarasota, -St Louis vs. Petrol\ j scoi-er with a 33.2 average, ia fifth Tckin Nn. 6 ...... 21 9 .700 1.000 Olender’s Body Shop at'Lakeland. Washington vs. Kan-' heavyweight title fight set for He now heads the Chicago Nation­ Team No. 3 ...... 16 U .533 Red \Vings ...... 2 Cook Service ranked Cincinnati's big gun. AntJ Yankee Stadium in June, is aiming al Boxing Enterprises which Bruins ...... 0 .000 W’lndanr Ave. sas City at Melbourne, and Pitts­ Team No. 4 ...... 13 17 .433 .000 POWER within 10 .55.5 Middle Turnpike East FREE Souvenirs For Everyone! burgh "B” vs. Cincinnati “B” at 1 there are many who claim Kansojf to sew up boxing's two greatest stages the weekly Wednesday Team No. 2 ...... 11 19 ..367 Lions ...... ■■•.0 r«fwlar Scranton’s Motor Sales State's 6-8 Boozer is even better,' qight fights on televisi.in. Hawks ...... 0 .000 frlc« Dick’.s .\tlanlk Tampa, Connac6ettt*s Largotf Goraga Display attractions for the big city. Team No. 1 ...... 8 22 .267 166 t'ninn St. I though he has a lower scoring av­ The big bid rneans that Rosen- Singles of 90 or jMttar: Randy $1.S0 Hartford Rnad.. Opposite Pins SERVICE and PARTS FOR: STEAM IRONSi TOASTERS. MIXERS, COFFEEMAK- CALL NOW FOR DEUVERY IN TIME FOR SPRING! Match results: Team No. 6 Miles fer enly... Shea an'* Service erage of 25.7. It should be a game sohn i* offering at least $600,000 Team No. 5. 3-0. and SmiUi 117-107, ')Jo» Keenan 102 ERS, VACUUM CLEANERS and OTHER APPLIANCES. worth going miles to see If Cinclij- blanked .lack’.s .Atlantic Union .St. No Paymtnt* TiH Nov am bar *59! for Robinson, the 38-year-old mid­ Anslon and Gerl)cr Team No: 2 shut out Team No. 1, and Dave Saplenza 92. Iw A « M RiSLONE fon itiK to di fof yov wlMioblli H|iN: 706 Main St. nati and K-State clash, as they dleweight champion, and Moore to j figure to do. In Saturday right’s 3-0. (Only matches reportedi. Hagedorn Service ALSO IP ARTS AND HERE ARI5 THE FACTORIES WE ARE “ AUTHORIZteD” FOR: 30-MINUTE FREE Includea: divvy up. Rosensohn said he had Noteworthy .scores: - Charlie « SnOCMO VAIVES . RUUNATCS NOISC in HYOKAULIC VAlVt DOBSONVILLE 2-Cor Garage regional final. They met a year offered them 60 per cent of The New Grid Coaches MIXED DOUBLES 230 Middle Turnpike M'est SERVICE FOR: POWER DRILLS '1 Va-Cor Garage a Waterproof paper Whelan 126-362, Bundi. Tarca 127- Standi*** ^ UPTCIS • TUNCS UP ttUOCISH INGINES • KHPS THEM lUNNiKiC Madden’s Service APPLIANCES VACUUM ago and K-State won by on qye- million dollar gate plus the same 351, Vin Bogglnl 136-346, Henry Pet. Hamilton Beach AND SAWS INSTALUTION • Your choice of aiding lash. Alva-Ed Doucette ...... 30 MOtf QUCTIY. SMOOTlilV . AISORK POWER-IOSBING GUAAS Howard Oil Co. Arvtn CLEANERS and o Cedar ohokeo over ply-ocored percentage of the television and Brl.stol, Ma,rch '13' (/PI — Head Rockwell 338, Bill Allen 337 and 131 Oakland St. Sunbeam WAXERS * rumnrina Far West at San Francisco Barbara-Dick McConrille 30 AND SUJ&'CE • RESTORES LOST COMPRESSION AND POWER • Gaico ataeatlihig . other receipts. football coaches for Bristol East­ Fred Blish 131. Nancy-Norm Warren .... 13 . 'PACUTAnS IRCAK-IN OP NEW OR RECONDmONED ENGR4E^ TOLLAND Toastmaster Dorineyer , (First game at 10:30 p.m. EST)— How would the 60 per cent be S. Chrislen.''en-U.' Hampton 18 14 .S'?d78 Griswold Service Westlifghouse Century CadtUae (Clement 0 Novelty aiding Defensive-minded. teams take ovbr PERMITS MOR^ DRMNG SPOSS IMMEDUTRY . KEEPS OU. FREE- Mnll-i-MilwnUkee spilt? ern ‘High School and Bristol A.m-kl-IIerm Wierzbickl.. 18 18 .548 174 West Center St. Bob’s Service Eureka, Hoover Dominion - o Ship lap clapboorda bn the West Coast with Idaho State MIXKD imi'IILKS Iria^m Vacanti 1| 18 .845 flOWMOb Cvie4 l|l SUt-Z(RO. WEATHER, POI QUICKER STARTING Dbrmeyer General Electrie OeterT-SWl a Concrete Footing: floors, ap$on "Down the middle of course,” Central High School vyere named ,N. Roliun-ti. Yost ...... 18 ■ 18 ,648 IMcCann’.s Texaco Charlie’s Mobil l.a>>vyt. etc. , Mfg. Co.) . . . aind many othera (20-6) meeting St: M ary'* of Cali­ HtandUjCB . AND IMMBUIt AD|»UATI lUIRICATION.' | General Electiie o emtoni Built Complete bn your said Robinson, ”30-30.’’ yesterday. Pet. Genevieve-Frank Kopcha.. IJ 14 630 Center St. Reed St. A Complele Assort­ fornia (18-51 and Califomla (21-4) Moore has said that if he fights Both aj-e to begin their duties Ai)Ua*Zi^{CV Olbert ..;...... B9 .834 Mar*e-Geor^ Murphy .. 18 ment of Replacement Knapp Motuarch General ' property taking on Utah t;il-5). Uz-Tony galafla ...... 4!> .881 Jean-Blll Tfiureion...... IS •485 Mliromatic Flooreiraft'' F re e Installation V. Robinson he would want “ the next yvar. Audi'cy-Henry Frey ...... 47 .863 Maureen-Don Mozser Parts • Only Utah is a high scoring Walter Aston, a member of the Anne-Nick Twerdy ...... CUP THIS COUPON ... IT’S WORTH 75c Norelco Sfiat'er* ^ K as, « eiH *■ *m mm' 'm team. California has the best de­ champion's 'cut—40 per cent. After •Mlldred-Howard Hanseii .41 .563 ANDOVER ELLINGTON nisposal' Bag* Regina NO DOWN PAYMENT 5 YEARS TO PAY all my. title would be at stake, faculty at Bristol High School, Ruth-Ernle Oakman ...... 37 ;514 Thalo-Reilnal.4 Moober .. §1 Belt* , Presto fensive record in. the country. Cali­ Marion-Harry Buckminster 35 .484 rranoao^Al^rt Trtst . PI We (Mhe, y*|ir mut IcsnM .mmber ef Veer eer. Take tMt.cWpen to Ken’s (iarage Thompson’s Garage Royal DISPLAY OPEN TODAY 1«6 P.M.— EVES* TIU 9 not his.” will coacH at BriMorEastern. Nor­ .444 Hlldur-Mlcky ZawtotowaW. }| Hose* Proctor fornia the hairllVie choice to meet Rutb-Pran Donohue ...... 3? LlndSrDon Harrlodh year H ,CwR 4*»<*r fedey 'Re RRi keen eeiheriwR to eiew you 7Se off Roiite r. s. 6 Maple st^ Rotqbroil I Send- Now For Free Brochure ' “That’s the best offer we’ve got­ man Gerber, nowA athletic director Pea-Bill Smith ...... 32 .444 Switches Shetland SEAT COUERS St. Mary's, Saturday night. of th* Mt. Klsco. N. Y.. Boys’ Alwlne-Btll Usk ...... 30 .417, Mane-Georse MUrpBX ,IM ee • reneler $tJ0 qeart **rtyT Jewelry 48 „,j,'O V e n , two storage drawers. 15 MINUTE .ride'to Vernon. Three room house {Hus extra rental unit. OIL BURNER aervlee’ man inter­ . Located on a heavily traveiad MANCHESTER — Six room Capa. 'VERNON—Large BMi room ranch, matlon. R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml Greenwood, inc. will buy. lot all ATTENTION tMnagan, new driver I^ry reasonable. MI O-OSSS -room apartment with garage, 9-6245. Iraa JRM s for 1 ested in additional Income. Call LEONARD W. T06T, Jawelerj re- route, with an excellent notential Aluminum atorma and screens, new breeuway,. everslked jfarage, two cash, or work out a trade. Quick educktion classes starting : atur- stove, refrigerator. References, MI fireplace's, combinations through­ action assured. Call and gut our day. CaU Mr. Mtclette, Manches­ V ^ L L , A klEW ONE WAS FlMALLV OROEOEOf Hartford JA 7-7220. paizip, adjuste watebee evpnruy. / u s e d BEFRI6BRAT0R. Excel­ 9-2837. tor future growth. Guaranteed in­ hot water heater. Convenient to CLASSIFIED lent ■ coildltlon. Very reasonable. shoppitig,- schools and buses. Nice out, plastered, magnificent view. BOLTON—Land for lots and acre­ deal, no obligation. ter Driving Academy. Coventry, NEW TVPEWRITER FORVEARS.BUT NODICC ; P . S . - A L S O A NEW -N R lS T ID GO WiTM IT .' Reaaona^ jprices. Open daUy. vestment irith all- types of -•ajjC; age. Call Lawrence F. Flano, i t h S y r i a OUTSTANDING sales opportunity Call MI *-■1766, TWO ROOM furnished spartment, Ing avallsbie. For 'further informa­ yard. Priced to sell immediately at $18,600. R. F. Dtmock Co. Real­ GREENWOOD. INC., PI 2-724*. Thur^ay- eveninga. 129 Spruce'- tor, MI 9-6245, or Barbara Woods. Broker. MI 9-5910, hfC.BULOeGOTTOM.NOll^ffi ^ O il, M ies g r in o e t d n e f t n is IS.TXE —Well established national finan­ Street. Ml 9-4887. ' ■ 105 Birch St. Call Ml *-5601 after tion call R, F, Dtmock Co., Ml only $12,900. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Ml 8-1577 BEEN PROMI6IN5 M A NEW NEW G IR L t HIRED, M SSPEROILAPP: cial concern has two perlhanent, U V nfO ROOM furniture, beds, 6 p.m. 9-5245. Realtor MI 9'-SS46, or Robert MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI (OBBttamd (rota 4Pig* Om ) ADVERTISING -vsnity and chest, gda .stove and S.«472, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 MAC14METHIS ONE'S 6 0 j HEQ E.M yO EA R! YOU CAN WORK. full time openings, neat appear­ Murdock, " MI 3-6472, Barbara Suburban for Sale 75 OlO ITS STILL OOT ON t h is n e w e l e c t r i c ing aggressive salesmen, over 30. Pud and Feed 49-A refrigerator, washing machine, NEW EFFICIENCir apartment for Woods. MI 9-7702, ’The procMWion then throngvd n u m e r a l s ------T-IPEWRlTERf dining' room table and buffet. Call out thrM mllM long from C^ay«4 ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENl DEPT. HOURS USED REBUILT bicycles and tri­ SOMAN ,' Call ,4 AND FOUR room apartments, property. Priced to seli. $17,500. front, breezeway. 'garages, huge offered several jobs in Washing­ crowds In the Iraqi capital of ment? Had a repossession? Don't Specializing In old floors. M full 'size mattresses. Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. BOLTON — Six room split level, room.a, 2 hatha. Dut<'h oven fire­ ewers' to Duke. Call MI 8-0930. HAMILTOV AVE-. companion — light housekeeper. BLUE AND gray tweed lined suit, heat and hot water. Ideal location. lot. Sensibly priced Carlton W. ton. some at higher salaries than Baghdad celebratinig th# coOapse give up! See Douglas Motors, get 9-5750. Spinet Desk—$30. wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ Hutchins, MI 9-5132'. place. Pumpkin pine pnreling, Reword. ______the lowdown on the lowest down OVC/A/V.AT/ i3,OHlO. CaU MI 3-0941. Drum Table—$16. white brocade dress. Both junior Adults. MI 3-7590 or M l 3-8470. VERNON —Four room home, mod­ place, excellent condition. $18,800 that with the VA. said he prefers of the Mosul rebellion st^ed anti- beamed ceiling Modem kitchen, working in his home state. ”ThS LOST—PASS BOOK No. 35?S. Sav­ and smallest payments anywhete. ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt Coffee Table, like bew—$16. size 11. Jpst like new. Very rea ern kitchen, oil hot air neat, base-' R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI Nasser demonstrations. The Mosul THREE ROOM heated apar'.ment, LARGE atlracUve two bedroom dishwasher. disposal. Practical job would give me a chance to live rebels had announced their friend­ ings Department of the Connecti­ Not a small loan or finance com­ friendly service on your Electro­ sonsble. MI 9-7276. ment. A good buy. $8,i400 The 0-.5245, Or Robert Murdock, MI ranch, jalousie enclosed breeze- -harn. 12 acres, large frontage. 19 pany plan, Douglas Motors, 833 lux (Rl cleaner. Pick up and de­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 $75. Call MI 9-5229 Monday to Fri­ at home,” Sadlak anld. He waa re­ ship (or Nasser. ^ cut Bank A Trust Company, N. WATKINS day, 9 to 6 p.m. Philbrick Agency, MI ^-8464. 3-6472, Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702. way, garage, 100’ frontage, high miles from Hartford, Main St Office. Application made Main Street livery. Call Electrolux authorised ^ e lp Wanted— -Female 35 ferring to his 12 years in Congress Friends of Nasser in Damascus Building— Contracting 14 Moviiig-^Trucking— FEMALE SPIDER monkey, 8 USED FURNITURE ' THREE LOVELY evening gowns' elevation Ohlv $13,900. Carlton when ne lived in Washington dur.e describe the propaganda striiggle for paym en t. ______sales and- service. Ml 9-0848 or JA Storage 20 MODERN THREE room apart­ $12,900 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom '(X^IV) W. Hutchins, Ml 9-6132, WAI.TON W (" " S 'T AGENCY 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine BIDWELL HOME Improvement -JlOP HOME PARTIES— Openings months old. Call PI 2-7917'after EXCHANGE Size 11-12, $5. Call MI 9-7989. ranch, ceramic bath, hot water Ing Congre.sslonai sessions while as a "showdown fight between Arab 1957 VOLKSWAGEN. CaU Ml Kanilenakl. 6:30. ment, stove and refrigerator, $80 Realtor MI 3-1163 his wife and family lived in Rock Communism.” NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Co. Alteratlona, additlona, ga­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truejf- for party plan 'demonstrators. 15 OAK STREET a month. Call MI 9-7319. heat, basement picture window,, NEW SIX room Colonial. $17,900. MANCHESTER- Tp be built three Pass Book No. W-889, issued by 9-4924. Housewares, toys, gifts, novelties. 145’ frontage. Carlton W. Hutch-j built-in dishwisher, 1'4 baths, ville. In the eyes of Nassar'a friends, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- rages. Roofing and aiding experts. ing Company. Local and tong ost would In see Gorman Motor Sales, riulck changers. Over 47 years total ex­ Write: Mr. Don Peterson, 6 Pros­ VERNON—Fiye room ranch, mod­ F Dlmock ■ Co., Realtor. MI crease his pension rate the longer eVen predict he may openly align been made to said bank for pay­ Sales aiid Service. 285 Main budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR York, MI 3-6563. furniture, china, glass, silver, pic center, residential, MI 3-6028. and $15,000. MI 3 0154. Carl and place, basenrent garage, storm perience, 90 days guarantee on all ern kitchen, built-in oven and 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MI he stayed In it, should he'retire Iraq with the Communist bloc in a ment of the amount of deposit. Street Ml 9-4671. Open evening!. 6-9109. pect Hill Drive, Warehouse Point, PUPPIES — Making room for ture frames, guns, attic cr itents, Esther Schwarz, and sa.sh, ame.sito drive on land­ work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. Conn.s^ Tel. NA 3-5091. spring litters. Bbxers, German BE OUR GUESTS FOUR ROOM rent, first floor, range. Air conditioning. Ful base­ 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. ■______1______He was first cle.cted to Congress few Thonths. whole estates. Furniture refin- ment and quiet street. $17,900. scaped acre, plus good chicken Hatred of communism has never 1958 CADLIIAC Cpupe DeVille — CARPENTER desires repair work, Shepherds,' Doberman Pinschers, FREE HONEYMOON stove, ice box and kitchen set fur­ MANCHESTER and vicinity — coop. Extra lot available. Call in 1946 after serving as executive Announcements HAROLD b SON, Rubbish Remov­ all types of remodeling. Dial PI Painting—-Papering 21 AVON NEEDS YOU. If you live in Ished and repaired. Furlnture Re­ Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. been so evident In the Arab worfd Finished In beautiful crystal al-papers and ashes. Cal] MI Airdales,' Boston Terriers. Very pair Service and Sales, Talcott- nished, oil burner Adults only (XXV) Eleven new and used ranches from owner, MI 9-2868 or MI 9-7452. to former U.S. Rep. Boleslaua J 2-7728. or near this open territory. It is ALL EXPENSE VACATION $70, Unheated, MI 9-0769, $15,590 to $22,500. Some priced flir as in Damascus among Arab Na­ INCOME TAXES prepared .1 your green. This car is immaculate 9-4034. PAINTING AND paperhanging. reasonable. CaU AD 3-4950. ■vllle. Ml 8-7449. TEN ROOM home on spacious lot Monkiewicz of New Britain. At the bounded by Birch, Main and In Miami For Two NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, below apprni.sal and replacement outset of World War II. Sadlak tionalists tod^ . home or by appointment. Exper­ throughout. Fully power FOR COMPLETE alterations and Good clean workmanship at rea­ COMPLETELY renoVated four in downtown Manchester. Don’t equipped. Very low mileage. Call AL MARINOS, M A M Rubbish sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ Spruce Sts. and Hartford Rd. If ALL SHOTS, spayed, hoilsebroken —7 Glorious Days— WANTED TO BUY built-in range and oven, vestibule. cost. Winter price.a still on toi' not Suburban for Sale 75 was a special Inspector of the In the past nationalists have de­ ienced tax. work. 24 nour • srvlco. cabinet work. For quick service you have spare time and need puppy. Must sell, $10. Call MI —7 Exciting Nlght(j— room unfurnished apartment. Cen­ miss »his one for $15,700. Phil­ Choice location. Large lot. $16,200. for long. Call us now. MI 3-0154. scribed themaelvee as non-Com- HArrlson 3-25’l8, ask for George Service, complete full time re­ chester, Raymond Piske. MI Good used resalable furniture brick Agency, Ml 9-8464. United States Department of Jus CaU Ml 3-4728. moval service. Industrial, com­ with reasonable winter prices. For money, I will train you to earn 9-8616. . In One of Miami’s trally located. MI 9-4265, R, F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI Cart and Eslh^r Schwarz. BOI^TON -Six room custom built munist and sometimes antt-Com- Paquette. free estimate call Joe Glrardln, 9-9237. also small upright and spinet tice. In 1944, after serving with FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ mercial, residential, route o- ap­ $3 an hour selling ,ouf fragrances Leading Hotels MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MI ranch, two-car garage, fireplace,, Monkiewicz. he entered the Navy muntst support, sometimes In­ Ml 9-8033. and cosmetics. Gall CH 6-1658. pianos. FOUR ROOM apartment. Modern 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. MANCHESTER—Six room Gape formally cooperated with Arab pared with your savings in mind. WANTED TO buy, older model pointment, metal, cardboard bar­ PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ FREE! WITH THE conveniences. Centrally located. 22x15 toot living room with fire­ new carpeting, acre.lot, I’ a baths. ns an officer and served afloat and car, 6 cylinder, one owner low rels. MI 9-9757. rating. Good clean Job, reasonable Poultry and Supplies 43 ’’MISS AMERICA” full ahed dormer, plumbing In (or Many extras. Owner. MI 9-1477. Communists. But never taitll the Reasonable rates. Call MI 941248. CARPENTERS, experienced in WIDOWER and three children de­ Watkins Used Furniture Call MI 3-4884. place. M(jdern throughout. $23,900. extra bath, baaemeni garage. ashore in New Guinea, the Philip­ Mosul rebellion were these' na­ mileage. Call MI 9-3339 after 5 building and contracting, altera­ price. S. Yencha, Ml 9-6914 after IMPERIAL 3 ROOM OUTFIT Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. _____ (xxvni)______pines and China. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. 5. sire housekeeper. Must live in. SCHAUB Turkey Farm — Fresh Exchange Close to Bowers School. Clean aa COVENTRY - : Contemporary tionalists so deeply involved emo­ INCOME TAX forms prepared by p.m. tions, addiUons, porches, e*c. Spe- Gall MI 9-1978. frozen turkeys for Easter. Toms, ★ Choice of Air-conditioned Rooms AfANCHESTER GREEN — Four The Civil Service post takes appointment In your home or Available at all times, Phllco fac­ 15 Oak Street RANCJH—6',4 rooms. Ultra modern COVENTRY—New 5Ms room anch, a pin. June occupancy, $1.5,500. ranch, 5'-i rooms, basement rec­ tionally. cializliw in cottages, garages, sid­ oven ready 50c lb. Hefis 66c lb. 1* Delicious Meals. Guided Tours large rooms and sunporch, third three bedroom, living room, kitch­ Sadlak out of politics. Asked if he mine. Experienced, competent tory supervised service. Tel. MI EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ★ Enjoy 3 Night Clubs. Free floor. Kitchen stove and heating —situated on a spacious lot. In MI 3-0154. Carl and Estlier reation room, patio, range, dish­ ings. Guaranteed workmanship. Ceilings refInished, Paperhanging. DENTAL ASSISTANT—Experience 188 Hlllstown Rd., Manchester. en and dining area. Built-in range Schwarz. would consider running again for work at reasonable fee. C il Ml 1958 FORD two-door sedan. Rea­ 9-9693. Shows stove. $75 a month. Cap MI exclusive surroundings. Beautiful washer. Owner. Call Ml, 9-8689. sonable. Call MI 9-8847. MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. preferred but not nfecessary. Write Rooms Without Board 59 and oven, flreplace and mantle. Congress, Sadlak said he is not In 8-2886. Box O. Herald. ★ Free Cocktails. Dancing, Swim­ 3-0581. living room with large picture tercsted "at the moment.” -TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, Fully covered by insurance. Call window, built-in bookcases, Basement garage, hot water heat. SPRUCE,. STREET 8 room house. ALL MECHANICS FOR SALE - - 1951 Ford custom ALTERATIONS and remodeling — Articles For Sale 45 ming HEATED ROOM for one or two •One acre of land. Partly In buat- •sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle kitchens, bathrooms, attics, cel­ Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. PART-TIME—Mothers and house­ MODERN 3'4 room apartment, paneled walls and wall to wall Situated on one acre lot. Close to Wanted—Real Estate I, INVITED Call two-door sedan, with overdrive. Turnpike. MI 9-3477. ★ Entertainment, Sports, Parties gentlemen. Free par’iting. 54 High .schools, bus and.shopping. $14,900. ness zone two. Excellent potential INCOME TAXES prepared. lars, residing, porches, roofing wives Increase your family in­ WALLPAPER Sale—Many -stterns ★ Take Vacation Now Or Later heat and hot water. Attractive carpeting. Full basement with MI 9-6056. Call MI 3-4891:' St. kitchen and dinette, fully tiled recreation room and built-in bar. Minimum FHA financing R. F, for commercial use Phone John SELLING YOUR home? For LIGHT T R U C K I^ of all kinds of and room additions, Connecticut come. Display the new 1069 Royal to choose from at handsom<- sav­ 1, 2 OR 3 TEARS TO PAY H, r^appen. Inc. MI 9-5261, MI Newcomers Slate Remodeling Services, 34 Oak St. Courses and Classes 27 line. High commissions, car nec­ ings. Trimmed and coated- C. J. FURNISHED ROOM, convenlenUy bath and shower, four closets, Two-car garage. $38,500. Phil­ Dimock Co.. Realtor, MI 9-5245, prompt, efficient, courteou* serv CHEVROLK’f’ — 1946 four door paper and ra^, pick up once a "SUPER DE LUXE” ' or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, 3-5219, MI 9-2896. Ice and appraising without nbilga- BRAKE THE DAIRY QUEEN on West Mid­ sedan, clean, radio, heater, good month. $1 pep'month. General rub: MI 3-1426. AIRLINE TRAINING. Several essary. No experience necessary. Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center 3 ROOMS OF located. One minute from Main parking $85 monthly. Call Ml brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Talk on Makeup Hubbies could do it also. For ap­ St. 3-6396 o'r MI 3-7997. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. tlon, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, dle Turnpike is now open. tires, good ninning condition, J8n. bl.sh removed at low price. Tele­ young men and women in this vi-' FURNITURE St. light housekeeping. Woman 28 ACRES GOOD land, 5’ 4 room Ml 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ pointment call MI 3-5247. All 100 Per Cent Guarar.teed only. Sn 9-7959. FOR $13,800—Three bedrooms, 3H houae, Timken hot water heat, 37 Willard Rd., Manchester. MI phone MI ^-0784. Call any time. net work done. Honest and relia­ clnity will bp selected to train PRE-SEASON chain saw special. NEAR CENTER- Six room duplex year old ranch, garage, full base­ (XXX) sociates. MI 9-8952. Member MulU- NEW FIGURE for-spring at big 9-8892. ONLY $433 good barn. 6 miles. Carlton W. Mrs. Alice Humphries of Beauty CLINIC ble workmanship. Cfill Roscoe immediately for attractive airline EXPERIENCED office clerk for Save up 30% on Clinton saws. ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. now redecorating. No pets. Call ment and large lot. Good '’ondl- pie I.-lstlng Service. Counselor Products will demon­ e.M ovies savtnga Special introductory dis­ ELECTRICAL installation and re­ positions Rs hostesses, reserva­ ' $16.18 Delivers LAKE STREET — New six room Hutchins, MI 9-5132. counts on Spencer foundations end HAVE COMPANY car. Must sell pairs New and old work. Call MI Thompson, Ml 3:1895 for esti­ modern air-conditioned office. 40 . New and used. Capitol Equipment $16.18 Month Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ MI 9-6362 after 5 p.m. tion, many extras. As.sume a large strate the proper use of makeup e QuesttoB and Answer Period mates tions, secretary, ticket agents, hour week, 3 day weekend every Co., 38 Main St.. MI S-7958 ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. G.I. mortgage. Call the Fl.sworth Colonial with garage. Built by U. e Refreehments bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. 1955 Ford V-8 four door station 3-0301. communicatjons, transporta 'ion — YOU GET — A R. Built-In stove and oven. CHARMING 5 room ranch on at the meeting of the Newcomers other week. Typing and bookkeep­ SIX ROOM duplex with oil fur­ Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI Legal Notice Club Tueadny evening at 8 o’clock Winona McLeod, PI 2-7048. wagon black whitewalls, radio and station agents. Short low cost TRACTOR made from Ford truck, 16-PIECE BEDROOM nace. Centrally located. Adults Large fireplace. Sun deck 1% level 100x200 lot. Two bedrooms and heater. Call MI 3-2883, REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and ALL TYREIS of carpentry work ing experience nece.ssary. Write NICE ROOM with lavatory, private 3-6930. at the Community Y. Wedna^day. March 18 done, alterations, dormers, roof­ training can qualify you over a 4 speeds. Disc harrow, plow, $100. 18-PlECE UVING ROOM preferred. Cali MI 3-8284. baths three bedrooms. Beautiful are twin size with more than CHARACTER READINGS dally draperies custom made. Free es­ Jarvis Enterprise, 283 E. Center 12-PIECB KITCHEN entrance. 1414 Hackmatack St. ample closets. A spacious kitchen AT A C O rnT OF PROBATF, hfid Mrs. Humphries will also an­ 7H5 PJMl. ing, porches, etc.' Call MI 9-6981. period of weeks. Women will also CaU PI 2-7211. Call MI 3-8905 or 112 OV 4-3680. MANCHESTER—Spacious six room view. $18,700'. R. F. Dlmock Co., at Manrhc.*«lcr, wiOiin and for tlio from 9 a.m. to 8 pjn. Advice on 1957 FORD Falrlane 500 converti­ timates. Open evenings for your St , Manohester, stating exper­ - PLUS — TWO ROOM furnished cottage, with disposal and fan, and a 23’ swer any questions that members all problems. 607 Main St., next ble, excellent condition, fully convenience. P & M Upholstery be trained in charm and t eauty ience and salary desireej. ranch, screened porch, flreplace, Realtor. MI 9-5245 or Robert Diatrlct of ManrhcMcr. fpti tlic 10th day CAKPENTER, experienced in all 22 CALIBER Hornet Lyman sights ELECTRIC FURNISHED room for rent near heat, lights, hot water. Also living room, fireplace and hullt-in dav of March. A.D. 19.55 ma.v have on rnakeup problems. Amorican Laglpti Hall guaranteed. Ixiadcd Gorgeous Shops. 207 N. Main St, MI 9-6324. techniques. Must have pleasant garage, near school, stores. $15,590 Murdock MI 3-6472, Barbara Proaont. tt-on. John .T. Waltott, .Tiidgr. to Mohegan Market, Hartford, CH fields of carpentry. Contract or Savage rifle. Model 99. Price rea­ REFRIGERATOR Main St. 9 Hazel St. Call MI rooms. Scranton Tourist Homes bookcases. Comnlete. This almost In addition to Mrs. Humphries’ 20 LEONARD ST. 7-1779. ______gold and ivory with black top. personality, high school graduate, easily financed. MI 3-0164. Carl Woods, MI 9-7702. ^atato of rarol Ifrndoraon. of Man- FLOORS CLEANED and waxed of hourly rates. MI 3-0731. age 17 to 39. Inquiries confiden­ sonable. Call MI 9-1831. TV SET ' 9-2170. and Cabins. Call between-5-7. Ml and Esther Schwarz. new home. Full basement and rtioatrr in said district, a rntnor. talk, the program will include .a Only J1.695, This one must be Help Wanted— Male 36 amesite drive as well. Best of all. Uipon appiirntlnn of Winifred Hen­ SPONSORED BT INCOME TAX returns prepared. all kinds. Homes and stores. Rea­ tial. Accredited by NHSC. Write and COMB. RANGE 9-0826. (XXXI) crazy hat contest. Members are seen. Oakland Motors. .367 Oak­ LAWN MOWER with snow plow. Free Storage Until Wanted It is priced to sell. So call John derson. (piardian, priivlng for anthor- reminded to bring their finished Experienced and thorough. Ray sonable. TR 5-6381. for qualifying details, be sure to GLASTONBURY — Five room Itv to roiopromlse and .setlle a doubt­ land St. MI 3-1446. For a deal Roofing—Siding 16 TOOL MAKERS Also one 21” lawn mower. 1950 Fi-ee Delivery FURNISHED ROOM for rent a. ranch, full basement, plastered VERNON—New six rood) Colonial H. Lappen, Inc. MI 9-5261 for ap­ hats to the meeting. Cooper, MI 3-6109 after 6 p. m. that’s fancy sec Jack Clancy. include your age. phone number ful and disputed claim In favor of ELECTRICAL work by Walt to: Airline Division, National half ton Ford panel truck. CaU .Free Set-up By Our Own 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. walls, ful) Insulation, attached with attached gar^e. Built-In pointment to Inspect. .raid minor apnlnel norotiiv M. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and AND MI 3-8946. Business Locations Rickerl and .lean P. Rlckert. nee Jean HALL FOR hire—weddings, etc. 1950 CHEVROLET club coupe has Zemanek assures yoUr safety. School of Aeronautics, Box H, Reliable Men plastered garage. Large lot. Ex­ range .ana oven. Fireplace sun MANCHESTER Don’t wait, call MI 9-8978 now. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ Phone Eor Appointment f u r n is h e d ROOM, complete for Rent 64 cellent condition. Owner moving deck, I’ i batlis, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER— Quality built 3 P, TTenderson ll is Washington — The entire Na­ Accommodates up to 300. Call JA radio and heater, economical lit­ tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Herald. FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS SHOPSMITH—Excellent condition housekeeping facilities. Woman bedroom ranch, garage, large lot, ORDFRKD TIint Die foreRnlng ap- tional Guard went to war in 8-6273, .ext. 3. tle second car. only $99. Oakland Be wise and modernize. SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH out of state. Priced at onlv high wooded lot. Brick front. plirnli'tn be iienrd and determined at AUTO PARTS Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray ELECTRONICS -Radio-television. with jig-saw, shaper, fence and 7-0355 any time up to 8 p.m. only. One block from Center. Call AIR CONDITIONED two - room $17,800. CTharles Ijcsperance, MI $17,400 R. F. Dimock Co.. Real­ nice location, many extras, full the Probnle office In Mnnrbester In World War II. Nine Guard divi­ Motors, 367 Oakland St. MI 3-1446. Jacksdn. MI 3-8325. For work on close tolerance Air­ oa.sters. A good buy at $200. CaU bn 3-6539. front office. 100% location. Mar- price, $17,500. Special this week— said District **n . the 19lli day of sions fought in the Paclflc and LAWN MOWERS sharpened. re­ In two evenings per week we can See It Day Or Night 9-7620. tor. MI 9-5245. o r Robert Mur­ March A D 19,59 at eleven n'rlork In 270 BROAD ST P e r s o n a ls For a deal that’s fancy sec Jack paired. All work guaranteed Free craft Precision Parts. MI 9-1438 after 5 p.m. low’s. 867 Main St. 6 room Cape on bus line. Full nine in Europe, Fourteen Guards­ ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ teach .you practical servicing. You If vou have no means of trans- dock. Ml 3-6472, Barbara Woods, the forenoon, and that ,TK>Ilce be given Clancy. pick up and delivery. We also ROOM FOR rent in private home MANCHESTER-Six room Cape, price, $12,650, Ellsworth Mitten to all persons Interested in said estate men won the Medal of Honor. pentry. Alterations and additions. ■’I,«arrf-by-Dolng” at Connecti­ POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob­ porla'tion. I’ll sent my auto for MI 9-7702. VACUUM CLEANERS repa'red In sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, HIGH HOURLY RATES you. No obligation. with or without kitchen privi­ ’ (COMMERCIAL business or office oil heat, tile bath, tile kitchen, Agency, Realtor, MI 3-6930 Or MI of the pendenev of said anpllcatlon and Ceilings Workmanship miaran- cut’s Oldest Electronic School. sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle, leges. MI 3-8877. I space for rent. Up to 61500 Square the time and place of hearing thereon, my own home shop. Forty vears planer blades and knives, Bnmo Also full-time day Technician city utilities, near shopping cen­ 9-5524. hv publishing a cony of tills order In factory experience. All makes, low Trailers 6-A teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn If you don’t qualify for one of Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ A—L^B—E—R—T—’S i feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. (XXXII) M.oske. Ml 3-0771. St. MI 3-4860. training. Classes start March 16th. these positions, please do not ap- ers. Parts and service. Capitol BEAUTIFULLY furnished front ter, bus line and high school. some newspaper iiavlng a cirruiation rates, free estimates, free pickup 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Ijocated near Center. Plenty of Combination windows and doors. VERNON — New six room split WEST SIDE—Attractive five room In said districl. al least five da-s be­ Call Hartford JAckson 5-740^, or Equipment Co.. 38 Main St., Man­ bedroom, tile bath shower, free fore the day of said Iiearlng, to appear and delivery, Mr. Miller, JA GREAT LAKES ” 46-10” complete, TV ANTENNAS repaired and in­ OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. level. High wooded lot. Cathedral home, enclosed breezeway ga­ MARCH SPECIAL COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, write for full information. New MAL TOOL & chester. MI 3-7958. parking. Call MI 3-7116, ! 3-7444. rage, $13,900, as.sume 4'4% if they see cause at sold time and 2-8904. new style, colored appliances, stalled Call Modern TV Service. Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- England Technical Institute of / Sat, 6 P.M. ceiling with redwood beams Built- place ' and be heard relative thereto, PRE.PASTED front kitchen. $4,960. Only $650 MI 3-8185. Conn., Inc., 56 Union Place, Hart­ ENGINEERING . COMPANY FURNISHED room for rent, heat, SIX ROOM ranch plus utility room in range and oven. I 'i baths, large mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. and make return to this eo\irt WANTED—Ride from St. James asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, ' 2,000 SQUARE feet of span.. Will Hutchins. MI 9-5132. JOtrN J. WAI.T.ETT, Judge. down, Jensen's. Inc. (always re­ gsJvanlzed or copper gutters and ford 3, Conn. Boats and Accessories 4^ hot water. Private entrance. Gen­ and attached garage. Only six fireplace. Finished laundry room. St. to Hartford National Bank & GRINDING and sharpening—Farm 291 ADAMS STREET i subdivide. 166 West Middle Tpke. years bid. Ideally located near 'Diist Co. or vicinity Heubleln liable) Rolling Hills, Rqule 44-A, and household tools, lawn i.noWers leaders. Ml 8-7707. tleman. 88. E, Center St. MI Call MI 3-7043, Mr. Mull, Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. ENGLEWOOD DRIVE—Six room WALLPAPER SINGIJB 12 FOOT KING CRAFT wKli" wind- Buckley School, buses and stores. R, F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI Hotel. Hours 8 or 8:15 to 4:30. MI Mansfield, GA 9-4479. and saws precision sharpened, WANTED—First class turret lathe 3-6720. Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, LARGE SELECTION ROLL Private Instructions 28 shield find convert! bje^op. other $13,900 TWO OR THREE room ground Includes many extras like ''’all to 9-5245. or Robert Murdock MI 9-1247 after 5i30. motors serWeed. Empson H. operator. Must be able to set up NEW ROOM In private home with wall carpeting, drapes, disposal, tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ IN STOCK Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A and operate to blueprints. Paid accessories. Also trailer. Call JA floor office, amnle parking, near 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. lent condition. Owner moving out Aborn, Maple St., Ellington, TR STENOGRAPHY — Intermediate 8-4971 after 5 ^ 'f o r appointment. 6 ROOM CAPE shower and parking. Call MI storm doors, etc. Nicely land­ OPEN EVENINGS TO 7. SPENCER Co r s e t s and bras ex­ Auto Driving School 7-A 5-7166. holidays and vacation. Wilco Ma­ (.All Finished) Center. Call MI 9-2868 or MI of state. Priced for quirk sale. ROOFING—Specializing it pairing dictation class starting March 16. 9-8354. 9-7452 Adjacent bachelor house­ scaped. Qualified buyer can as­ (X^XIII) Safety Tested pertly fitted to Individual meas­ roofs of all kinds. New rooto, gut­ chine Tool Co,, Route 6 & 4-, Bol­ Portey Street area, near, Call Paul J. Correntl, MI 8-5363. urements. Doctors’ prescriptions EVEREADY - - Ashes, rubbish re­ Mary Jayne Mitchell, MI 3-8295, 18 FOOT omboard cabin cruiser keeping quarters available. sume 4% mortgage. Priced for MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ ter w'ork, chimneys cleaned, r r- ton, with motor and all acces­ school, transportation and PLEASANT ROOM in quiet home VERNON, — New six room ranch filled promptly, efficiently Mary ing driving school. Three skilled, moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. immediate sale. Call MI 9-8053. SPECIALS palred. Aluminum siding. 30 sories. C. G. registered, MI shopping. Priced to sell. next to bath and shower. Free with attached garage. Built-in MANCHESTER F. McPartland, BU 9-1994.' courteous instructors. Class room No job too big or small. Sundays years’ experience. Free esti­ Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 parking. Cali MI 9-0887. MANCHESTER—Six room colonial, BU R N SIPE CENTER BODY AND fender man with some rarige and oven, fireplace !•’ living instructions for 16, 16, 17 year available, package delivery, light mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml R. F. DIMOCK Houses for Rent 65 plastered walls, full insulation, •57 OLDS. $2495 615 BURNSIDE A V E ^ T iS L . 6A K4268 expressing. MI 9-5045. experience. MI 3-7043. room and basement. Wooded lot, Glenwood Street—Like new, well ojds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, 3-0763. TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolidate ROOM WITH continuous ho*, water fireplace, lavatory, tile bath full nice location, $16,500. R. f Dimnck "88” Station Wagon. Fully Automobiles for Sale Director of Driver Education. your payments and improve your ------:------Ml 9-5245 and shower, private entrance. HOUSE—One floor, two porches, built 4-room ranch, ideal for small WANTED—Machinist. Mu^ be attic, porch. Hot water oil heat, Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Bar­ family, city utllittes, amesite drive, equipped. OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ Ml 9-7398. credit standing. $22.25 per month able to set up and operate^ Hr own Read Herald Advg. GenUeman. 101 Chestnut St. Free baseboard heat, knotty pine, oak amesite drive, city utilities. Side­ bara Woods, MT 9-7702, Robert Household Service? will pay off $1,000. If you own floors furiiished. Call MI 3-8389. shade trees, shrubs, garden, St. cials, flxlt yourself cars, always Heating and Plumbing 17 machines. Only all ..effound men parking. walks, large lot. Vacant. Charles Murdock, MI 3-6472. James Parish. Asking $11,900. •57 OLDS. $2145 I ARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Offered 13-A real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask Lesperance. MI 9-762Q. a g o ^ selection. Look behind our need apply. Pal^liolidays and ATTRACTIVE living room bedroom Minimum down payment. "88” 4-Dr. Sedan. offioe. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. censed driving school .rained. 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ Frank Burke or Mrs, Carter for Certified and approved. Is 'ow of­ DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ modeling, repairing, new installa­ vacation. Wilcp-'Machir combination, TV, next to bath, MANCHESTER^Sherwood Circle. (XXXIV) details. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ Route 6 * >4\ Bolton. Suburban for Rent 66 COVENTRY BOLTON LINE •57 OLDS. $2395 WANTED — Clean used cars. We fering classroom and tehlnd pany, doors and windows, custom tions, electric sower cleaning, change, 15 Lewis St.. Hartford. free parking. Gentlemen. MI Five room ranch, full basqment ATTINTION \ wheel Instruction for teenagers. work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1583 drainpipe.q cleaned fast and effi­ 9-6801 after 4:30. two fireplaces, plastered walls, full COVENTRY—Attractive five room "88’’ Holiday Coupe. Fully, buy, trade down or trade any­ REDUCED $75 to $65 and $90 to Oversized six room Cape, l',4 equipped. thing. Douglas Motors. 833 'fain. NH 9-8075. after 6 p.m. ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. LIVE GRACIOUSLY Insulation, tile bath. Wood sffeath- ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ Help Wanted— Female 35 QUIET, WARM room next to bath. $80—Two three room apartments, rooms, nice living room, Isrge lot. baths, very large lot. Owners want Rockville, heat, hot water, electric ing, with shingles, sidewalks, fas* sale. Asking $14,900 or best SAVE 50% on laundering. -Wet S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ Near Center. Gentleman, rivate curbs. City utilities. Amesite A comfortable home, for modest •57 BUICK $2095 wash, damp or fluff dry. 9’olded ing contractor. New installations, WOMAN WANTED with some SEPTIC TANKS phone on floor. 37 Foster St. Call stove, refrigerator, garbagr dis­ living. Priced at only $12,650. R. ofler. Special Hardtop. Fully A Cuddly Cutie! and wrapped free. .Manchester posal. No-dogs Call Tr 5-2505 or drive. Irnmediate occupancy. PROPERTY OWNERS Delight Your Audience alteration work and repair work. automobile insurance experience AND MI 3-63S1.H* Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. F, Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml equipped. Laundromat. 660 Center St \n 9-3808. to make telephone soligPations TR 5.6OSO. 9-5245, or Barbara Wood.s MI For other Information and list­ LIHLE KENNEY SAYS: "WE DO from her home at her ov^ hours. FURNISHED light housekeeping MANCHESTER—Five room .“anch, 9-7702. Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, ings •57 MERC. $1895 WEAVING of bums, mOth holes PLUGGED SfWERS roam with electric refrigerator. ROCKVILLE -Three room spa­ Write Box Y, Herald. . cious, beautifully and completely full basement, two firenlaces, LAWRENCE F. FIANO, 4-Dr. Sedan. COMPLETE HOME REMODEUNG^!” and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Moving—Trucking— Near Main St. Suitable for ladies plastered walls, full insulation. (XXXV) handbags repaired zipper re­ furnished, heated apartment with Storage 20 Machine Gleaned Or couple. Call MI 3-8388. Hot water oil heat, tile bath, large Bi'okei's '55 OLDS. $1395 placement, umbrellas 'epalred, garage. (Central. TR 5-9992. BOK MOUNTAIN DR.. Vernon — MI 9-5910 men’s shirt collars reversed and Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer COMFORTABLE room for rent or kitchen, garage. Amesite drive. "88" 4-Dr. Sedan. AUS’HN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local City utilities. 30 days occupancy. Spacious seven room ranch, large replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ moving, packing', storage. Low Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ gentleman to share four room ROCKVILLE—One 5-room and two PAUL P. FIANO i 2>ii room apartments, beautifully Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. redwood paneled living room, three '55 CHRYS. S1195 COMPLETE JOB ing Shop. rates on long distance moves to proofing Done. bachelor apartment. References. MI 3-0458 Call MI 9-6067 between 5-'' p.m. [ and completely furnished, heated. bedrooms, den, and separate din­ Windsor 2-Dr. Hardtop. 48 states. Ml 3-5187. WANTED MANCHESTER—Five room rrnch, ing room. Kitchen, built-in range KITCHEN REMODELING INCLUDES: FLAT FINISH Holland window McKINNEV BROS. Available April; 1st. Manchester. I Central. TR 5-9992, TR 5-5531, TR shades, made to measure All i 5-2244. lull basement, hot water oil heat, and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- CHARM AND GOOD TASTE i '55 CHEV. $1295 MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Middle age man. capable fireplace, tile bath, colored fix­ car garage, t',-4 acre lot, $26,800 FORMICA TOP. CABINETS, FLOORING. metal Venetian blinds ct a new Light trucking and package deliv­ Sewerage Disposal Co. HEATED ROOM. Gentleman only. Designed by a woman this cus- ■ Bel Air V-8 4-I)r. truck driver, willing to ROCKVILLE—Five room and sun­ tures, built-in oven and stove. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MT low price. Keys made wKie you ery. Refrigerators, washers and IS0-IS2 Pearl St.—MI S-5S08 Inquire 19 Locust St. or 45 torn built 6'4-room, home has ^ CEILINGS, ELECTRICAL and PLUMBING wait. Marlow’s. Eldridge St. Call MI 3-8921. porch, two-family house, electric Amesite drive, city utilities. 9-5245 or Barbara Woods MI spacious rooms, closets, cabinets. •54 OLDS. 51095 titove moving specialty. Folding learn businesses he goes .$12,990. Charles Lesperance, MI chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. along toward a good job. stove and refrigerator, oil heat, 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MT 3-6472. Walk-out basement to parkiike lot, ' De Luxe "98” Holiday BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com CLEAN HEATED room. Central garage. Adulta only. Applv In 9-7620. has lavatory, shower, fireplace. | Coupe. pany — For those who 'are about State references, age, location for gentleman. Ught person. 26 Oftk St., Rockville. (XXXVI) Convenient to bus. AA zone. Ex- ! their rvigs — phone MI 3-0012. housekeeping if desired. 14 Wads­ MANCHESTER, Summer St. ^ previous experiences, etc. rooms, plastered walla, oil heat, ceptional vi.lue, $21,500, | •54 PLYM. $795 Free pickup and delivery Free worth St. M I 3-4921. HARTFORD — 211 Wethersfield TWO IN ONE package. A nlcr two- Belvedere Hardtop. estimates given. We specialize In • SEPTIC TANKS Avenue. Well heated, light house­ enclosed porch, city utilities, family and a separate four room HOME AND STUDIO CLEANED and INSTALLED WRITE BOX E ROOM FOR rent near Main ,St. Charles Ijcsperance, Nil 9-7620. furniture and wall to wall carpet­ C O L O N IA L keeping room. Inquire first floor, home. This two-family, is ir very Ideal for ceramic or music i ■54 OLDS. $795 ing. c/o HERALD All conveniences. ReasonajBle. MI Mrs. Kenney. nice condition .inside and out. 8-7964. MANCHESTER—English Colonial. studio. Custom built ranch 'with "88” 2-Dr. • SEWERS Six large rooms. large sunporch, Separate heating systems, copper separate entrance to finished base­ TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all MACIHNE CLEANED HARTFORD — 78 Jeffer.son St. plumbing, aluminum combina­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed DECORATORS Well heated six room furnished lavatory, tile bath, modern ’ itchen ment. Ttvo-car garage. Convenient. •53 OLDS. $595 garage, amesite drive. Plastered tions, two-car garage, convenient "S-88” 4-Dr. work and parts, over 47 year’s ex- apartment with TV, $35 weekly. location. An unusual package buy perience. Famous for service since • INSTALLATION Adults only. Inquire first floor, walls, full attic, hot water oil hiat, H. B. GRADY, Broker trees, shrubs, city 'utilities, good for $21,500. R. F. Dimock Co . •53 PACK. $495 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for beat SPECIALIST I PAINTING Mrs. Kenney. Realtor, MI 9:5245, or Barbara aervlce. N£W 6 ROOM location. Excellent condition. MI 3-8009 Clipper 4-Dr. 6 ROOM RANCH A BEST BUY----BY BELFIORE ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel St. Well Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7820. Woods, MT 9-7702, Robert Mur­ CAPE dock, MI 3-6472. Town and Country (N»w) I PAPERING Every so often we are fortunate enough to list a house with, heated three room furnished All room* furnished — apartment. Also two room apart­ MANCHESTER— 'Five rooms, .3 iLots for Sale 73 i MANCHESTER courtly, old-fashioned elegance. (French doors, large hallway, down, 2 up, oil heat. Insulrtion, (XXXVII) 2 full ceramic tile baths, open stairway, targe landing on second floor) plus modern, up-to- bullLin stove, oven and ment. Inquire first floor, 24 COMPLETE Drainage Co. 3 bedrooms, -built-^’ln stove RESIDENTIAL hood. 43eramic tile bath, Grove St.. Apartment 9. tile bath, city utilities, laige lot. VERNON—Two house lots, $1,600 • MOTORS date convenience (l>/4 ceramic tiled’baths, baseboard heat, heat­ $12,300. Charles LcgperaJice. MI TWO-FAMILY — Excellent condi­ Atamian's Ml 9^143 and oven, separate dining paneled fireplace wall, each. Other lots available in Man­ Ray Dwyer, Used Car Mgr.- COMMERCIAL ed sunporch ahd garage). ' 9-7620. tion, 6-5, choice location, $16,700. room, living room with This English Colonial Is not an old home as houses go, .yet It tBW YORK 58, K.V. Bk>r Istrtlaas Evening Herald, 1160 ,AVE. OF ’W*iT?ti E. Howland,: candy store, garage. Call Paul J. ENGINEERING CO„ Ine, ” ^ malliaf add 10c for each pattern. AMERICAS, NEW YOBB 56, N.Y. PAINTING and Department Manager. \ M em bcrt ' Correntl. MI 3-5863 porch. Garage and, amesite driite. and DECORATlNp 6ARLOW Realtor | Isige tot. very ■ nice condition. . Frlkt Nattia, AddrepaIreea with eone For Ist-clBM mailing add 1 ^ for Ma«oliMter Bdard of I R. F. DIMC^CK Speciallaing In Cbnrdh Work 34 OAK ST.^‘«ALWAY8 A VAjtABI# "If < aad Pattam Mumbtfr. eich paHem. M n t name, addrees IPAPER HANGING MOTOR SALfeS 678 Main St/Maaolieetw SPRUCE STREET—iSleSm houae $16,500. R. F. Dimock Co. Real­ a EilabUah 1916 • . . I - " MI9-S24S with spaca $er atore.i Lot 4*xl00. tor,’-MI •-6*48; or Batbarm Woods, tth ‘5‘50 Neipdlmsrork with BOM, style number and else. TELEPHONE WINDSOB AVE„ RT. 88 .MaadiMter Mfiltlple listtng Serrlee Phone I f i 6-1106 M l 9-f>92fi—MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE. COKN. MORIARtY BROTH ERS Pl|6ne John H. Lappan, Inc, MI MI 9-770*. Robert Aturdock, , MI A aom l FlRjrHiix, . paciapagffe o f pretty Send '55c not/

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■f • / ' y-Etl ' , i •V ^ " \ FRIDAY, MARCir 13, ;i9,69 >ABB TWENTY Manrljpfitpr Ewpititts %ralSr AvenigE Daily NeLPreos Run The Weather . ' For the Week Eadlag Foreeaat ot ,D. S. Weather B o r w BUich 7th, IBM. Isibreaeiiig clossdhwae .toalght. 12,894 tjow in BOe. Ssaidajr eloody, wtady. A bout Tow n Member of the Audit Warmer, ralii developing lade ia- Bureim of CIrcnIatloa. •»» pC’nsation more llbtral.''^ Rep-' SEWTNG IS F l'N ...... *2.00 Washington, March 14 {JP) State Labbr Cominis8ione)4-resentatlves of unions,' however; In c., w ill be held a t th e clubhouae > BORB.SEV TWINS .\T LONDON TOWER ...... *1.00 B.V.JOHN H. AVEBILL In O ovisntry tom orrow night at 8 —Last October’s nuclear tests Renato E. Ricciuti- wants to Wore for the proposals. ■Washington, Mai'ch 14 (/P) ILH ’fiTRATED >nNTTE BIOORAPHIES ...... at.O."! TOMORROW lengthen the period during . Senate met briefly during o ’clorft. T he m eeting w ill be pre- by the Russians produced a —Russia can be deterred from oeded hv a roaat beef dinner at SEE THE NEW BOOKS FOR ADI’LTS record rise in the radioactive which a persoh out of work the oqy, but its only action was to Firm Stand on «;30, can receive unemployment pass f«,bill authorizing the Haw­ “a final showdown at this WITO ALL CASO SALES debris in the stratosphere, thorne Realty Co. of Hartford to time,” predicts Gen. Maxwell says Dr, Willard F. Libby. compensation. sue the state for money it al­ D.'Taylor, if the United States Liibby, aclentlat-m em ber of the Speaking yesterday at a hearing legedly lostx because s piece ot atomic energy Commission, said the held by the Legislature's Labor property w ^ condemned and is determined "to go to war if X: FREE rise was tremendous—the greatest Committee, on an, omnibus bill to taken by the state for a highway. necessary for Berlin.” Educational In all the history of weapon's test­ liberalize the benefit period and Both chhmberS\of the Legisla­ “W« must be willing to go all ing by Soviets, Americans and other aspects of the compensation ture will meet ' ,Tue(fday. On’ the w ay down the ro a d ," -says the law, the commissioner said'57,900 -Wednesday, the administration's Army Chief of Staff. "We can't PARKING ONI,Y British- W'orkers ran out-of benefits in the Effort Due At the same time Libby made court. reorganization ' bill is ex­ turn back at. any point. " Money refunded Hi dur $ 1 2 95 public the theory of another Amer­ last year. pected to be debated in the Senate. Taylor advocated this stand Of these, he said, 26,140 were In his rem arks on the uiYcmploy- Wedne.sday in top secret testi­ Van Raalte Oreen Stamp counter, ican scientist that ttiissian nuclear men 81 per cent of whom were SHOP tests In polar regions may present ment compehsation program. Ric­ mony before the Senate watchdog the principal w;age earners in their On WASHABLE main floor. a greater fallout hazard to a large ciuti warned that Connecticut may Preparedness aubcommiUee. A households. Nearly half o' them be hit hard by unemployment be- heavily censored transcript of his part of the world than the equa­ ale still looking for work. Ricciuti torial tests of the United"'^ Staties cau.se “our national defense em­ rem arks wa.s released last night By ERNES’! B. VAOOARO FABRIC GLOVES said. phasis is now veering from air­ by Subcommittee Chairman Lyn- Washington, March 14 (/P) and Britain. Figures like these, he said, “lead craft to missiles.” Libby said this theory, however, ddn B. John-son (D-Tex). President Eisenho'wer’ft re­ in alip-on atylea. Nylon or double woven me to strongly ask for an extension During a transition period, he Asked if this country has "clear cotton. .Short, medium and longer is still considered tentative, even of the duration of benefits as pro­ said, many of the slate's 65,000 port to the nation Monclay by its originator—Dr. E. A. Mar- vided in this bill. cut plans to meet the Berlin crisis lengtha. White and colora. . aircraft employes would be un­ in any eventuality that may con­ night on the Berlin situatioh tell of the Air Force's Cambridge Ricciuti urged that the benefit employed and m^y sub-con­ P air (Mass) Research' Center. period, now eight to 26 weeks long, front us." Taylor said: will contain no surprises and tractors dependent on the aircraft "The Joint Chiefs of Staff do.” *2 00 T, *3.50 The AEC fallout specialist, in a be fixed at a uniform 39 weeks for industry would suffer. set forth no new policies, in­ speech delivered Igst night for him all workers. He also recommended Taylor, himself, a member of the formed sources predicted to­ Mitchell Sviridoff, president of Joint Chiefs, expressed conviction at the University of Washington in Uiat : the State AFL-CIO. said the un­ day. KORELl. PLUS - .SIZES KIT YOU JERFECT1.Y the United States and its Euro­ Seattle by an AEC associate, de­ 1. Benefits start during the first employment compensation pro­ "nie talk could . be regarded . . . with no alterations if your 5’5” or under! voted his remarks mainly to de­ week of unemployment instead of pean allies have the strength to mainly as an educational effort, \- gram is seldom improved in lime carry out those plan.s. scribing efforts to determ ine Tiiorc after a one-'week waiting period. to help the jobless. He charged the sources said, in a mov'ofto put precisely how fallout becomes dis­ 2. Firms employing Just one calls Airlift MIstoke the Berlin situation into perspec­ there had been “time lags, .money Recalling Russia'.s blockade of \ i;-. proportioned for VOU the Junior Woman (5'5' anT ««kr) 1 tributed in the stratosphere, how worker be Included in the pro­ lags, and people lags” in maljitaln- tive as the President sees it. gram . Berlin back in 1948, Taylor te s ti­ a It'i ilyled with narrower shoulders. it descends—and at what rate. ing the system. Elsenhower’s decision to go on HANDBAGS But he did say that the matter 3. The maximum -weekly benefit fied that many top military lead­ the air was reported to have been be increased to two-thirds of the Since increases ir unemploy­ ers now regard the U.S. Berlin of fallout effects on man consti­ ment compensation would mean prompted in part by continuing for Spriufi trear tutes “an area of uncertainty so averaged weekly wage of all airlift as a mistake. Force should • MEN'S the Eanter picture, the contributiorui from employers contentions among Democrats in In large that only the most conserva­ covered workers. As of July 1959. have been tried. Taylor said, when Congre.sa that the Nation’s de­ this would provide a maximum of would have to go up too, Frederick the Russians blocked ground your pretty Patent ^ plaatir, patent calf, genuine tive treatment of the permissible I . Waterhouse, spokesman for the fenses are inadequate to meet the leathera and the new aoftee imports, Alao body burdens of fallout isotopes is *61. routes into Berlin. 4. A dependency allowancei of *4 manufacturers, argued against lib­ situation. paatel auede. , - the flattery only perfect fit ran p tolerable. . “Instead we yielded to a chal­ The White House announced • BOYS' be added for the wife or hUsbartd eralizing, the program. lenge which may well have been a BLOUSE And he said “care and caution "We have done all that employ­ late yesterday the President will Earh must be taken about the matter of of the person getting the benefits. bluff." Taylor told the Senators. Spokesmen for .epiployers, who ers should be called upon to do, " apeak from his office for SO min­ *2 98 T, *7.95 additional radioactive contamina­ "We will never know-to what ex­ utes over all major television and Ideal for your apring and Eaater wardrobe. pay for unemployment compensa­ he said. tent the USSR would have gone to tion." radio networks starting at 9:30 •SHOES Chooae from a lovely variety of blousca; With a flair for ease-of-care . . . this drip-dry In other highlights of his talk, tion. opposed these changes and maintain the ground blockade by similar ones in other bills that (Contlnuei. on Paf* Five) p.m. Monday night. perfect for auita and akirta Siaea .'>2 to .18. Libby: force.” Eisenhower Is expected to stress arnel jersey three-quarter step-in dress in a lovely 1. Disclosed that in last sum­ No Passive Reaction As for the new Soviet threat again Anretican dctenrilnatlon to mer's tests at Eniwetok, the stand firmly with its Allies in the »3 98 *5.98 floral print. Cool, open neckline . . the yoked Americans detonated some of their Scholarly Editor in New Role over Berlin. Taylor .said: shots on barges loaded with tons of "We sho\ild not allow a bhiff to face of Soviet pressures. But he SPORTSWEAR—Second Floor bodice detailed with shirred ruffles and tiny bows silica sand—with the objective of force us into a self-imposed block­ Wreckage of three of 15 freight cars which rumbled out of control and smashed into OlympiSi also was reported ready to n\ake REVLON'S NEW COLORS encasing the dangerous radioactive ade or anything resembling that Wash., yesterday lies In the capital city’s main street. The cars cut loose and rolled down grade clear his willingness to ease ten­ FOR THE Strontium in glass-type "beads." kind of pas.sive reaction. " at a speed of 50 to 60 m.p.h. and smashed through two buildings. (AP Photofax). sion by negotiations toward set­ IN LUSTROUS LIPSTICK . . . the skirt pleated-in-front. Gray, lilac or The hope is that this will make the U.S. Chamber Elects Taylor posed this qiiestion; tling the entire German issue. W HITE A Ly\ CARTE, TO FFEE SHERBET, .NOUGAT, HONEY Strontlurh less likely to he assim­ "Would we go as far as a general White Hou.se press secretary VANILLA, GRAPE ICING, VIC)I.£T ICING, FROSTED PINK. teal. Sizes 14 plus to 20 plus. ilated by plants, animals and hu­ w ar?" Mideast Interpretive James C. Hagcrty, asked whether Mother's Size.s, 10 to 16...... $ 8.98 CORAL VANILLA. ORA.NGE FLIP. TANGERINE JT Each "In my mind,” he contin\ied, Loose Freight any new development in the Ber­ RF..ADY TO WEAR DEr.ARTM ENT mans. FINEST Little Sister Size.s, .1 to 6x . . .$ 5.98 SHERBET, MANGO SHERBET. REFILLS 2. Revealed that the United I “the answer is clear as crystal: lin situation had prompted Eisen­ Take Elevator To Second Floor Canham of Monitor Big Sister Sizes, 7 to 1 4 ...... $ 7.98 ■ States also had spiked some of the Namely, that we must, be-willing hower to speak Monday night, re­ now to make up our minds that plied “No, sir,” - .V,. Eniwetok test devices with two Smashes into Washington, March 14 IP)-— A ^the United Nations General As- we will use all the force necessary Nasser Consistent Tile address will be the first (Continued on Page Two) scholarly editor who says the 1900 political balance of power is to I to secure the lives and safely of such nationwide report on a for­ IN EASTER concept of capitalism Is very for­ political freedom." I 2 '2 million Germans to whom we Business Area eign policy situation since last eign to the capitalism of today Canham said he could see no are committed inalterably in lan­ Sept. 9 when Eisenhower discussed Red China’s campaign to force is taking over as head of one of objection to congressional investi­ guage that cannot be compro- Olympia, Wash., March 14 (flV- In fashion —on the .world's largaat organization gations into so-called administra- i m ised" Communist Foe Chinese NaliSnallst troops off TV Goldwater Bids "II sounded ike a dynamite ex­ of businessmon. tlv’e prices—the capacity of indus­ I Taylor said the Army is ready (juemoy Island. plosion," said 'William Crane. News that the President had APPAREL He's Erwin D. Canham, elected tries comprising a few- large com­ ! to use nuclear weapons if it is to "Then the freight cars hit." panies to regular price levels with­ the West's advantage at any time Beirut, Lebanon. March 14, considered the policies of the west- scheduled the Monday night ' ad­ GOP Return to yesterday as president of the U.S. The United Arab Republic's Piesl- cin power* more dangerous to him Crane had been sitting in a res­ dress brought reaction today from out much regard to demand, I President fcisenhower gives the taurant in the path of a speeding Chamber of Commerce. Canham ; word. dent N.Tsser has set off ooe of the than the threat of communism. members of Congress. is best known as editor of the “I have no quarrel with efforts string of 15 runaway freight cars and to compel them to keep the freest mb.st slashing attack s on com­ From the Soviet Union, more­ Sen. George D. Aiken (R-Vt) Basic Policies Christian Science Monitor and as over, Nasser got promises of non- which hurtled through downtown urged Elsenhower to tell the possible market,” Canham said. munism ever witnessed in the Mid­ Olympia last night, killing one a radio .and TV commentator. On the other hand. Canham dle Ea.st. Interferenee in Arab affairs Just American people frankly and can­ “Intensely surprised and deeply as important, the Soviet Union person, injuring 15 others and didly “If there Is a real danger of Washington, March 14 (,'Pi — said both business and labor French Control It was launched only a few demolishing a quarter of a city Ben. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) grateful,” the 56-year-old editor groups can provide powerful Im­ weeks after Nasser appeared to .sided with the A rabs against war” over Berlin. said in commenting on his selec­ Israel, unlike the western powers. block. FOOTWEAR urged a new Republican program petus to progress, but only to the be cozylng up to the Communists. He and hia wife were in the cafe for a tion by the Chamber's Board of Nasser still would like to remain (Continued from Page Om ) committee today to consider a re­ degree that they remain volun­ Of Own Fleet To many this seemed a puzzling wrecked by the cars after the turn to fundamental principles and Directors, tary. thing for Egypt'.? strongm an to do. frined.s with Russia. For the Chamber, -which ordin­ freight thundered off the end of apply them to present-day de­ ■nie labor movement., he said, Some might look upon him as a Virtually overnight, Nasser has the track and crashed through a smooth mands. arily picks career businessmen, in­ would be stronger than it is to­ Blow to NATO turncoat. turned the full might of his pow­ dustrialists or financiers as its top brick depot. Two .of the - cars Failure to do this, Goldwater day If it kept membership on a In (rtith. Nasser has been en­ erful propaganda machine against rumbled 3.50 feet and'came to rest aaid, may re.sult in a one-party officer, Canham is the first news­ voiuntary basis instead of cam­ tirely consistent. communism. More Important, he paperman in the big organiza­ Paris, March 14 IP — Allied inside a buildhig across this capi­ Bulletins system entirely .hostile to the paigning for union shops - where He never wa.s a Communist. He pei-sonally is leading the attack. tal city's main street. line tion's line- of 32 presidents. He leaders fearfd today France's The reason is Premier Abdel great American tradition. workers must join the union • to determination to retain command never tolerated Red.s in Egypt. “I ducked under the table and from the AP Wireb “In essence,” he said, “it is a •succeds St. Louis banker William keep their jobs. Once he became bead of the United Karim Kassem of Iraq True or hollered for my wife,” Crane aaid, McDonald, •..'ho now becomes of her M editerranean fleet even In' not. Nasser believes Kasscni is a war betwen those' who believe in In contrast to the past half cen­ time of war might weaken the Arab Republic, he cleaned them "When it w-as over, we crawled under •belly politics'—the materialists— chairman of the Chamber Board, tury when bu.siness took much out of S.vria too. Privately, Nasser Communist. He has said no pri­ out and ■ enl out through the VET, , GETS OXYGEN "The 1900 concept of capitalism North Atlantic 'Treaty Organiza­ vately. 112 and those of I's who believe that a criticism, he said, “currently it i.s tion. has often voiced distaste for com­ rear of the restaurant." Kingsport, Tenn., March 14 is a thing very foreign to the cap­ He now charges Kassem with man's needs go higher than simple the tycoons of labor who arc get­ President de Gaulle's show of munism as a way of life. Crane and others reenterd the (.PI—John Sailing, 112-year-oId 14 material welfare." italism. of toJay.” Canham told ting the unfavorable headlines" But the Arab leader hated more opening Baghdad to the Commu­ Civil War veteran, is receiving DOUBLE < ‘ a* the independence was regarded as a cafe to release five women trapped reporters after his election. "This situation will continue." nists and with aiming eventually . Goldwater, a conservative who bid for a stronger role in NATO what he call the "imperialim" of in a front booth. a constant supply of bottled I successfully bucked the Demo­ “Business,” he said, “has accept­ he said, “as long as both parties the West- the policies of Britain, to bring the whole Arab world oxygen today in his battle with military commands and to get under Contmunisl rule. Railroad telegrapher Kenneth cratic victory tide in the 1958 ed a deep responsibility and ac­ deserve it" more suport for France's fight the linited Stale and France pneumonia at a .private Kings­ new countability to Its customers, its Canham said he will continue his What Nasser does not say is A. Diilcy, 36, w.as killed when the elections, addressed his prepared against the Algerian rebels. ' toward the Middle East. He ac- juggernaut plowed through the port hospital. Sailing, who will' remarks to a committee of 43 or­ civic neighbors, its workers and its' monitor editorship in Boston but ctised them of interfeiing in the that Ka.ssem right now is chal­ The immediate Impact of the lenging his heretofore undisputed middle of the Union Pacific Sta­ be IIS May 15, is one of two ganized yesterday to recommend a stockholders. that his new job will force him to French move was more psychologi­ InternaJ affairs of Arab coiintries surviving veterans of the war "Economic power has been shift­ curtail many other activities. number one position In the Arab tion. fitted new’ statement of GOP objectives. cal than m ilitary. 'There Was and exploiting the Arabs for their Only .six of the injured required between- the states. He lives President Eisenhow’er gave tl>e ing in this country. It is moving Among other things. Canljam own gain. U ntil now' a t least, he world. apprehension It . could give the Moreover, Kassem has clearly hospitalization. The others, includ­ near Slant, Va„ and ottered the group a free hand to’go about its still in the direction of a balance— has been an alternate delegate to impres.slon—especially to the Rus- Hospital Thursday. and economic balance is as neces­ opposed N'as.ser’s main policy for ing Crane, were treated and 6-month study without any adrice sian.s — of a sh arp division among released. fashions... or instructions from him. He sary to economic freedom as the (Continued on Page Two) the Arabs - Arab nationalism. the Allies. This is .something Nasser cannot AID B I^ CUT SEEN wanted them to have an open The French navy totals about The freight cars, 12 of which . Washington, March 14 IP)— abide. were loaded with plywood and plas­ mind, hb .said at a White House 400.000 tons. Reliable sources said News Tidbits Kassem has eupre.ssed Arab Na- liep. Waj-ne Hays (D-Ohio) said EN luncheon. only a third of the fleet had been ter-board, lore out a dead-end today P resident Elsenhower wtH S .-A tlq^alisl in Iraq. He has jailed railway bumper guard and ripped / / i\ r ! Vico President Nixon told the earmarked to come under NATO Culled from AP Wire.s their leaders. Now he has stamped ho lucky If he gets $3 billion S T A M P S group last night that in consider­ Apalachin Host Intiicted Command in time of war. into the depot. The two lead cars from Congress put of the nearly out the.yvrmy revolt in Mosul led smashed on through and across >.98 \ / ’■ 'o d ing any change in the image of the French sources contended the by Arab Nationalist Iraqi officers. $4 billion he wants for foreign ^ $7.98 $5- government's decision to retain the street. Four others piled up party, it should not lose sight of Former New Haven Park De­ To add insult to injury. Ka.?sem aid. Hays, a member of the the substance of what the party On Income Tax Evasion command would in no way alter partment'employe, Stepheii Righl- inside a building directly behind House Foreign .\ffnlrs Commit­ the military effectiveness of publicly accused Nasser of fo­ the depot, making a shflmbles of ■ / believes in. myer, 22. found shot to death In menting the trouble and kicked tee who has voted for the over- for molhers and daughters! “Your job,” Nixon said, “Is to NATO, either in peace or war. his pickup truck shprlly after he a cafe,' tavern, food shop and auto' .seas program In tlie past, spoke Syracuse, N. Y., M arch 14 (A*)— One NATO source warned, how­ out Egyptian embassy personnel. parts store. "Two cars came to a concentrate not only on appear­ Joseph Barbara Sr., host to the no­ shot and wounded a North Bran­ as Congressmen looked for ever, such unilateral action - if ford ijian in his home. .Entire Sen­ This, perhaps more than any­ stop inside the depot, while the Given With NEW SHIRLEY TEMPLE DRESS-ALIKES ance, but on substance.’’ The Vice torious Apalachin gangland con­ thing else, triggered Nasser's all- economies the program sent President was host to the com­ followed by other countries - could ior Class at Grove Hill, Ala., Ne­ others remained upright on the thenr by the President yester­ vention, was indicted yesterday on severely damage the alliance. out onslaught on Kassem and the tracks. mittee and party leaders at a buf­ a charge of evading payment of gro high school suspended for day. The U.S. S tate D epartm ent wa.s what school officials dMcribe as Comnuinlshs who support him. Police estimated the damage as fer dinner. *14,600 in federal Income taxes. Nasser told a rally in Damascus Cash Sales The committee organized under cautious in appraising the French refusal to participate inlclasaroom in excess of *1 million. It would ‘GOODWILL DUSSION’ >>v\ This was a new' stab at the 53- move, but officials privately said yesterday Iraqi Communists had be Several days before a close the chairmanship of (Charles H. year-old former beer-distributor, work. , lilniit.yre, Nyasaland,, March Percy, Chicago businessman. The It might be a cause for concern. U.N. General Assembly to set 14 1(75—Troops and police armed who has managed to evade ques­ Press Officer Lincoln' White said (Continued from Pago Ten) (Contlnu on Page Five) tioning by the numerous investi­ the French Cameroons tree next tvith rifies and submachine- All Day (Continued on Paige Two), “this particular subject is of course Jan. 1 and to conduct two plebi­ guns moved out at dawn today gators who have sought to learn being discussed' in NATO where mderella the reason 60 hoodlums and friends scites in British Cameroons within in a 9-day sweep through Ny- there is full opportunity for all 14 months. . Former Cuba Prime Obscure^ Primitive Tongues asaland's southern, province. gathered Nov. 14, 1957, a t B ar­ members of the alliance to express bara's mansion in Apalachin, a Minister Jorge Montes and four Officials said they sought to re­ their views.” . He d.d not elabo­ ranking officials of fallen Batista store law and order to remote SATURDAY Luberda Probe small community near Bingham­ rate. For e\ cry lady in the family—the same fashion, same ton. N. Y. , regime 'leave Havana for Colombia .villages and tribal areas see'tli- 'The British Fofeign Office on safe conduct; passes. fabric, the \ery same look that Shirley Temple and her Barbara, whose, family contends spokesman said “we should regret Interpreting Scriptures ing with Nationalist unrest. A government ‘spokesman de­ daughters lose. In a really wonderful checked ,\rnfl Set for Monday he is too ill w-ith a h eart ailm ent any such French action.'’ Last minute changes . Iieing to face investlg'atorp, has refused made in Democratic State admin­ scribed the operation as a and cotton blend that never needs an iron. .As pretty as A.spokesman for the 15-Nation MARCH 14 New York, March 14 IP) - In ­ to answer subpoenas. This woek; North Atlantic Treaty Organiza­ istration's minor court reform bill ••Gopd,wllI Mission.” Spring...with that empire midriff and petticaated skirt I vestigators delaytjd another show­ an Appellate Court in Albany up­ tion said France told the NATO to make it ready for debate next Far from Simple Task Bring the girls in to see our Shirley Temple ine bra down with retireq Police Sgt. Jo­ held the validity -of a subpoena Permanent Council of her decision week in State Senate. H.AV4 A ll BILL SIGNiNQ iSET p l a y t e x seph Luberda in ^ e effort to dis­ State Police taped to the front on W ednesday. Bod.v of G ustav Uedman, 53, of W ashington, M arch ,. 14 ( D — Dress-Alikei, V By TOM He^isSHAW | «>• “Ah,” said a W'atching Meo, President Elsenhower '-will sin cover the source of his bulity sup­ door of his mansion when they, “It w'as hardly received With en­ Bristol, found '.n basement garage (AP Religion Writer) '‘you ’tse’ her.” could not gain entrance. thusiasm ,” he said. of hia home, where he had been re­ the Hawaiian statehood MU wHh exciting elaitic magic-midriff ply of cash. ^ JOSEPH BARB.\RA SR. New York, March 14 -+ The “You mean I ‘pang’ her, don't early n ext wee]^. Presidential Already serving a '30-day jail Last month. Barbara’s son, Jo­ pairing an automobile and a medi­ missionary was troubled. .1 (Continued ou Page Fonr) - cal examiner attributes deatl) to you?” a s k ^ the missionary. press secretary Jamw C. Ifeger- glvM you th* imoothoif buit-to-hip lino you'y* ovor hod— : term for refusing to answer ques­ seph Jr„ 23, was indicted iq New would say only that they were vis­ He had spent many months ■'Oh, no,” said the ,Meo. “You ty ’'made the. annountjemeiit tions of a Manhattan grand jury, York City on a charge ot perjurj’. r ,rbon monoxide poisoning. . ..Tire to­ iting a sick'friend. Stite Department tells the Ameri­ among the Mco people of Indo­ ’tse’ her. That means that you day after Gov. WIlUam F. Quinn’ Free Parking, Rear Of Store • In hoovonly comfort, too, No eontor stay to iob or poko. Only Playtex Luberda was scheduled to face a He was accused of lying, to the Barbara .lost his beer-distribut­ china, teaching and trying,to in­ of Hawaii called pn Eisenhower. Brooklyn grand jury yesterday, State Investigation Commission can Society of Newspaper Editors saved her by. putting yourself in Living Bros use elastic like this to'stretch in eye^ direction ing license after the. convention.' 11 Remain Chained it “has every right to invite” Dr. terpret the ,scriptures to them in the saune danger.” ‘The Hawaiian gov'emor visited but the session was postponed un­ when he said his. father had been He also sold ihis bottling business. their own language. But .-he had the , White House to 'thank, the' We welcome charjrjg accounts! (Jreen Trading;, Stamps are given with HALEYS STORE HOURS: til Monday. too ill' to leave his home since the Fidel Castro, Cuban Prime Minis­ “What better way is there, of your^jody moves. i . yet alwoys stoy In plocet, ^ His palatial, 1 hill-top: home is for In Shutdown Fight ter, to the United States.. yet to find the word or phrase describing how Jesus died to save President an behalf of the people caah sales anil al.4o to customers who pay th^ir charge account within ‘ More than $19,000, and listq of gang meeting. The commission sale.. But I he 'and his family still that adequately desdribed the key Georgl M. Pushkin, Soviet spe- mankind?” says Dr: Eugene A. of the Islands for. tte part the fifteen (l.y) days after billinR dale. , OPENjMONDAY ALL DAY— 9 A . ^ to 5:30 P.M. gamblers and policemen were said the eI4er Barbara had made live there-r-a shuttered existence Christian concept of salvation. administration played In pr«*gg Bias-cut side panels move, w[th"you . . . breathe vfifh you. found in Luberda'* car when he Bloomfield, N. j„ March 14 (Clallst on Germany, appointed a Nidq, secretary for translation - of trips and the son had accompanied behind stone wails.-; True,, he had learned that the the American Bible Society. "Just Ing for admission ot Hawaii aa. was arrested March 5 for cirqnk- him. The indictment wss returned by Eleven workers remained chained deputy tpreign miidater of the So­ TUESDAY—9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Criss-cross front lets you t»xh and stretch free viet Union, Radio Moscow reports. word “pang*’ meant to save and, that one word made a big differ­ the 60th state. ’ ' ' en driving. Thus the investigators Jiave a federal grand jury. On Friday a to a pillar in the- General Electric for wknt of a better one, he had plant today, '^irotestlng the con>' . . Fear race* through Leon. Iowa, ence in the attitude - of the ,Meo WEDNESDAY—9 A.M. to 5:30 P.IVI. ;Low action bock stretches tfoss-woyt only. . . never rides up or blndk Kings . County Judge Hyman gnawed away in their attempts to federal grand Juhf In Buffalo re- been using it in his teachings. But, 4 MISSINO IN ro w Barshay said that inasmuch a* piihish delegaties to a convention pany’e plan for what they termed aa' scores of children from Van pedple toward ChrlsUanity.” l , .umed vA slmllilim llar , indictm ent ,“pang” was a fairly cominon Meq The Meo mlssipnary is ignly Aurora* lU , March THURSDAY—9 AM. to 9:00 P M., '' berda had Men Jailed, he, should that la said to have had such top­ 'Ainst "'Dominic d’Agostino of an April Fool’* Day shutdown. W ert E^cbool became ill w'lth some (Four elderly i«s|dleatK;*ti' **■ playtex living longline bra il^-44C . White or black $6.95. ‘ GE intends to move most of the apparent type of food poisoning. word that somehow: failed to put one of many ' devoted - worker* have furthek time and opportunity ics aa racketeering id the coin-pia iagAra_ Falla, who. .attended the across the deeper meanings Of mlssliig today la tilo JT to obtain, counsel before apearing Id industry, < gambling in (3uba piqnt'a. operations to- the South Superior Court judge order* six around the world engaged in the FRIDAY—9 A.M^ to 5:30 P.M. Youthful "D" sizes $7.93. , Apaiac{iLn- conventidnV salvation. yirel which,'Wfackiol '' before the Brooklyn investigators. and slicing up thb rackets empire And New York State'* highest after ApriM.» IneuiWce compdnies to pay.fiSLpoO immensely idifticult task of trans' to owner of Somere Inn, destroyed Then, on« d*y quite by accident, lating and int»rpreting the sorip century?o' ‘ M anchester Conn* ^ SATURDAY-9 AJH. to 5:30 P.M. ^ ployNx living bandeau bra, White m black.32A-42C. $3.^5. , The Judge appointed former' of Albert Aniastaaia, a gangdom tribunal, the Court of Appeals, in Nearly a- ecore of the w-orkers -N!ae..'jK»lP I V ' Magistrate'iLeo Healy to represent kingpin who was shot to death in Albany, ' upt\eld' indefinite jail linked themselves (together witli a by fire two years agb..

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