-A. •.. Aa ;- u'V ; = V 1- \ ;. V' >■<■■ V'V, ''A Av /. ■,., V '. * • " \ - V . ' /■' '■ ', ■:.'.'i' - A - .. A' '.iv'-'A.•/>'.■ ' 1 ■- V. '.'." ■ ‘ \ V 7 7 n‘ r,'- -; ’I' r .'• 7 >' I • 1 ' ■ ' y 7- ■ V,, ■■ ^ -t.i ’• 1 _ '■V. •A. -• 'r : 7 : 7 ' f ' 7 ' ^ ■X: THURSDAY, APRIL 18, Wjl'T The WeaiheY /" ■x'/A Foreeast of C. B. Waatbee Eariaa \ For the Week Ended F A C E j)P^N TY-EIG H T. ,, April IS, 1957 ^nftyggtVr 1Ei>gn!ng^ !im l& Mua teadgiit, .m O j immiag val -A . ^ 2 , 5 7 8 * 1 ■ . ley fog. Lnw Ndght ieear 89. Satar-. Mlaa Slaa Otola, d au g h ^ ef Anderson-Shea AUkmary, VFW, day, mild, ekaaae ahoWMS late Member ofYhe Audit Mr. and’ Mra. Arvlda (» lJt, 44 will omit Ita Friday evening set ^88^ OREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES I •' hi day. n g h aear 79. mi Town North S t, Win appeiCr In Upaala back partif thia week due to Good Bureau of Circulation Manchester-^A City of Village Charm / i Colfege'a production of the Bem - Friday. . ateln. AOreen and Comden mualcal ■<.i I "T h e ^ M n n Ft* T tm " wtu .t)« All members and advfaors. of Ui« topic ^ h e prayer eervlce this eomedy, "On the Town," next MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957 ^ (Claeaifled AdVerUelng on Page 18) PRICE ilViS CENTS month. - . John Mather Chapter, Order of De- VOL. LXXVI, NO. 170 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) evenln* at 0» Salvation Army Molay are requested to be present ______- catadel, to be Bonducted by Major at , the Maaonic Temple before 7 John Wckup. TbAorrovr at 10:30- The office of the Mancheater JW.IIALC ‘ - , / a.tn., a apedal sewlce will be ,lfi Water Co., W« N. Main St., will b* o'clock tonight; y cleaed all drfy Good Friday. CORNER MAIN « id OAK STREETS Fot YoUt* C&nVBnW tlC€ • • • charge of the offlcm. The thdme Members oif Emanuel Lutheran WUl ^ AThe Cruclfijckm.*' / Mary Buahnell Cheney Auxiliary, Church are reminded to have- Eas EisenitQtver Picks ' vy,'» Norman Kronick, 18 Sttohen SI. USWV, No. IS. haa changed plana ter lilies at the Church on Saturday by nooit time. These may be me baa bwn elected to the honor roil for Its anniversary dinner. It will ...OPEN TONIGHT UNTiL 9:0 0 ... at the Hartford InatltUte of, Ac be served Wcddesday. May 1, at morials and may be taken- again counting for the aecond marking 6 p.m. at the Three ,J's Restaurant, following the Easter services, or left for distribution to shutlns. I^ve Knot—Havgind hold a pretty, ladjdike period of the aprlng aemeater. \ Bolton. • , « look in this dainty JUDY ROND blouse done in wonderful DACRON and Pinia wtton that stays fresh and wrinkle^free. And itls so easy to launder! It washes easily, dirips dr>,^never SUPS needs an iron. Fine embroid^y is Repeated on front and bow neckline. Lovely in wnita Augusta. Ga„ AprR 19 m Aikeii s. by Seampruje vioanKnuroT. I Savonnair rlver from Augiuta. and lilac. Sizes 32 to 38. — President Eisenhower to-, .j.^^ invitation to7 the Hum- Exquisite lace trim hem day picked new ambassadors phreys is in return foK ^eiv hoe- to Mexico, Sweden and Co- pitallty to the E isen h ow ^ at the line, top front atid back, lombia j cabinet officer’s plantatlmKhorne lace inserts, wide ribbon FBI Ag^nt <■ In, advance of getting in a round: in ThomMVlIle\ Ga. For Area Nike straps. White. Sizes 34 to of golf on Uiis first full day of I tour yeart In February, the Pre^ 44. his Easter holiday, the President i ^®;J^hunted quail and plays^ One of several styles available. announced his intenUon to nomi-i golf at Thomasville as Humphrey s Men *Kill’ Didii’tWear . |3.98-$5.98 nate; I gutnt. . „ ' ' Robert C. Hill, now aaaiatant sec- . Adenauer to Nee IKe——- SPORTSWEAR—2nd FLOOR “Iretary. of state for. Congressional Humphrey and hls wife may relations, aa ambassador to rMex-|Slay on here-Into next week, Hag- Protection Ico., *'"i.V said. Other styles at ?3.98 jVanris White, career diplomat The press secretary also an- By ALEX GIREIXI | who now is envoy to Mexico, as jtounced some of the plans for the Hartford, April 19 (JP)— ambassador to Sweden. , vi.sit of West Germany’s Cha.ncel- Red Canyon Range Camp, j State Police todgy continued John M. Cabot, who moves from lor Konrad Adenauer ^o the United Carrizo,so, N. M.,- April 19 j to mainfain their patrols In the embassy in Sweden to become States next month. I (Special)— Manchester’s Nike Ambassador to Colombia. In Adenauer will arrive in New the East Hartland area while Colombia. Cabot will succeed York by plane May 24 and will Battery C and East Windsor’s attempting to locate the $66,- Philip W. Bonsai, who has been spend the weekend in that area. Battery A were complimented 573 payroll taken eight days reassigned to Bolivia. He will go to Washington May 27 9 .for their “good shooti/%’’ by ago by an armed bandit from All of the nominationa will be and be joined there by his foreign Army and Air Force generals sent to the Senate w-hen Congress minister. Heinrich von Brentano. a payroll guard in Wilson, returns to Washington after ita 'riiey will remain in the capital last night after firing .six Search for the money w u Con Easter recess. , ' through May 29 for talks with Ei- E pstein’s ^Christ’ "Ajax’’ missiles ip practice. centrated In tine heavily wooded Elsenhower flew here from the .aenhower______snd Secretary of State One of the moat modern The two batteries of Connecti area behind the boyhood home of capital j’esterday for about 12 days | Dulles. pieces of religious art is cut's Itb Guided Missile Battalion Francis Kolakowski, 42, wh(> killed. of golf mixed with work. He was HIH. picked by fcisenhower to be "Phrist in Majesty’’ shown ! wound -np firing practice at this himself In hM sister's home on In his office above rthe pro , shop ambassador to Mexico, is a 39-year- after it was unveiled at the j remote canyon deep, in the New East S t, Suffield, after fatally HALE’S at the Augusta National Golf Club old Republican whose legal resi Cathedral in Cardiff, Wales. j Me.x1co wilds, and awaited scoring wounding F B I Agent Richard P. at 8 A.m., today and spent about An officer fireses tear gas into the wlndoow of a home in Suffield ^ as police fight . out with accused Horan of. Hartford, Thursday dence is Littletop, N. H., hls birth The work of sculptor Sir John results due today. , r U two hours on government bu.slnesa place. . , Epstein, the elongated 16- The Manchester battery was the J wife-slayer and payroll bandR I^^ncls KolRkov\'ski. FB I Agent Richard P. Horan was killed In morning. before getting out on the links. Hill w as'in the foreign service fqot-high . piece is cast in last to fire last night, launching; the cellar, Kolakowakl killed kimself in the kitchen. In lower photo. Horan’a body lies on the The patrols are operating lit the Yesterdav's------. ■ overcast, ,, continued . . „ I in 1943 and in 1944-45 he Was shimmering sluminum, Ep ' two mis.siles. Their first missile j basement floor. Unidentified man at right looks at pile of clothing believed to have belonged area north and west .of the Hart through the early morriing, but m e, Department representative stein. 76, feared that he might was launched Wednesday. The to KoInkowski. ford Machine Screw .Company SELF SERVE sun waa shining and the n ea tn fn .^ China-Burma-India theater, not live to see the unveiling East Windsor battery launched | branching out from the location on - was warm by the time Eisenhower t^e rank of captain, to the public, for th^ sculp one mia.sile Wednesday and it.i a little used road near the Howard NEW LOW PRICE ON NYLONS completed his round of \sork and 1946.47 ^e was clerk of the ture was hidden away in a flnal two last night in salvo. • Thrall tobacco f'amj.' MEAT DEPARTMENT Special Sale headed for the 1 gg^^fg Banking' Committee. crate for 18 months before Hit Target Plane Kolakowski who had been a ma Maxwell House Coffee tb. c». *1 Ignored•DrWT.Ie > ggp^.g,j ambassador to being uncovered. He waa in I The second shot fired by A Bat- jor suspect in the holdup was also ARMOUR'S "READy-TO-EAT' Yesterday afternoon he was out | London when the unveiling I tery apparently scored a hit. | wanted in Hartford for the March Reg. $1.00. Full fashioned on the course a half hour after a r-! 29 murder of his wife. sheer 60 gauge first quality (Continued on Page Ten) finally took place. I knocking a radio-controlled target j GRADE A LARGE LOCAL v" riving and ignored an intermittent j plane, at RCAT. down in flam^: 1 He was sought for the payroll WHOLE HAMS “’ 59c nylon hosiery. Dark or self drizzle nf rain in getting in- 18! I Witnessing' the shoot yesterday job' after several witnesses tenta seams in new flattering spring holes. . I in addition to top air drfen.se of tively identified' him from police ABOUT It 13. SIZE James C. Hkgerty, While House pictures. shades. Reinforced at heel and press secretary, announced that ficers and official scorers, were FRESH EGGS "“ 49c Civilian observers,' among them D*brlng this robbery the bandit EASTER TIME 18 LAMB TIME ** toes for e-Xtra-wcar. Sizes 8' « Secretary of the Treasury and disarmed armored car guard John Mrs. George M. Humphrey will be i Christians of World Walter R. J'etguson, co-publishcr to 11. Only of The .Manchc.iter Herald, and Gardner taking hls .38 caliber re JELLIED or WHOLE. OCEAN SPRAY the guests of the President and , volver. Mrs. Ei.senhowei- over the Easter John Daly, East Windsor First Rib Lamb Chops !>. 79c Selectman. Police say that the gun used by Cranberry Sauca 2 Cans 3 9 c Cut for broiling, frying, bakiiig, as you wish. weekend. ! Both men expressed amazement Kolako-arski In shooting Agent ______a______. Eisenhower sent his private Mark Good Friday and enthusiasm over the effective Horan was a .38 automatic, not a plane. Columbbie HI. back to revolver. They feel it was the same A KRAFT FTgODUCt—MIRACLE WHIP WE WILL HAVE SOME QUANTITY OF \ Washington for the Humphreys, ness of the ■‘Ajax" missiles and \ the enlhusiasili of the men. The gun used In the murder of Kola- BUTT PORTION and RHANK pr who were scheduled to arrive late - By THE .\SSOaATfiD PRESS kowski'a wife. Ballistic tests to in the day. Also getting a lift j two will fly back home today. SalM l Dressing Qt. Ja r 5 9 c END (Less than Half ) Lb, H T C Christians throughout the wwlds.the Upper Room-/-where Christ 1 -xhp targets fired at are 12 feet'i determine this were being conduct Thurmond (D -Sf'i. whose home commemorated today the agony 1 aesembM with Hls disciples^ on gn 11 >2 feet wing.span, i ed today. aboard the Columbine was Senator 41 Major George. Remer, executive For the Lift of Chri.sfs de.ath upon the CroM. : the night l>«or* He was cwcified g„jg)| f„,. ,^ "Ajax" missiles.' LARGE CAN IN HEAVY SYTlfcP--PREMIER HAI3'.S HAS A LARGE 8EI3CTION OF \ I In Good Friday aeryices th e !—froni the courtyard on the Jor- They w’ere la\inched from a spot at officer, of thb State Police, also CANNED HAMS AND WE ARE FEATURING Chri.stlan faithful of all nations dan side where the re-enactment Oscura Range Camp, located about axmounc^ today that a suicide of your Life— ; hpard <• anew of the suffering of .was. held. .. ^ .. ,(16 miles from here. note had been found in Kolakow- Fm it GoeMail 1 ^ . 1 9 c PRAGUE IMPORTED 7 to 10 LjB. Is ra e lis Fear Je.sus Clirlst -^*wo days before thei Kneeling before the Chur^^of tTis^iMii iS few vital statistics 00. aki'a. peeseaeion.- He said that be GLOVES Vrgl "IS • T T C I joyous occasion OfniS ttynrrec-; thee Holy SepuTdire, Oreiek Ortho- drones which were on display was not at liberty to disclose the DOMESTIC PACK 9 to 12 LI. « . . . dox Patriareh Benedictus humbly 4}^^ gjyjj|g„ contents of this note. PREMIER VAOUITMIZED PEELED IVHOLE W5tRNER^' - X r P l l C l 111 L / « i5 » !tlo n on Easter Sunday. FBI Agent Richard P. Horan by Van Raalte i Approximately 4.000 visitors,' w-ashed the feet of 12 Orthodax 4,^^, yesterday in what the ArmV Police estimated that about $18 P who waa killed yesterday in a Secrel-Seam Bi"* mostly Arab Christians, w ere in clerics in commemoration of the ^^,4^ -..q Understanding.” had been found on the body. In 2 Can s ' 9 5 c Canned Hams Lb. 89c Washidjle gloves in all white 0 gun-battle with Francis Kola- Sw eat Petatoss the Arab-coKtrolled old city of • washing of the disciples’ feet by; / on Fiv istn m h kowski in Suffield. Horan, a the house where Xolakowskl's sis and colb^s. Smart new styles Such- uplift! — Such separa Policy on Suez , JerusMem, where most of the hdly JesiU!. The scriptural account o f , w a 72 hoiacnower ter, Mrs. Wanda* Slater, her hus Cooked, ready to nsa. ------i places ark located. Only 400 Pil7 the last supper was read.w hile the , ^ ^ Trinity College graduate, |IATH nOJDERED—DUBUQUE READY TO in short, jrnedium and longer tion !— And one slim seam does leaves hls wife and a son, band and two children reside, police Tel Aviv. Israel, April 19 I grims, with few Westerners among ceremony was earned out. ! miSh like a laree scale model air- alw found $500 stuffed into the EAT—SW IFT FULLY COOKED lengths. the trick! Warner’s new bias- Forcign Minister Golds Meir re -; crossed the Palestine armis- After the ceremony marking | ^uch like a large scale mM sir cleanser tissue box, Police say Isllo-fislatin 4 Pkg*. S 5 c cut design gives rounder, more reived U.S. Ambassador Edward . , 4,,^ „„4ie..,from Israel. | the Last Supper, many P‘lgrtm» i there is no evidence which links glamorou.s lines instantly. F'or B. Lawson today in an atmosphere | ■The small'numher reflected the : assembled in the' Garden of Geth-j ^ Reds Warn Spain this money to Kolakowski. Now hi 18 flavor*. , Butt Half Ham ia 69c of gi'ow^fe Israeli critici.sm o f ; tense I the lift of your life, by fitted ease atmosplrere in the Middle semane where they observed »n av Late Thursday afternoon police American^olicy. ■la.st in the aftermath of the Sinai hour of silence in memory of : . * ; Against NATO Tie began to com b'the woods behind Shank Half Ham ia. 65c ^2 to ^5 today! In white cotton With It was presumed the U.S. envoy, war! Traverrestrietten^^^ c;^re“re: (T risl’.\ g 7 n 7 W night of be-.' «bouf O e X f ^ 't o e ' RCATS are the Slater home. This , property T^op QuaUty Hams For Best SaHsfactlon elastic front band. A, B cups. who asked for the conference, dis moved too late for any great trayal. and several adjoining plots are ^ 1 cussed developments concerning In Jerusalem's 'Israeli sector, a launched by running them around London, April 19 ijP» ■— Moscow- tourist Influx. a circular . track while they are part of the Kolakowski homestead. the Suez Canal and the Gulf of A continuous procession was ex procession of 10,000 Jews formed radio warned the Spanish people In the farmhouse next door to the pected throughout ^he day, al and climbed Mount Zion in an an connected by c.able. to a pole lo Three in Gun Duel . 2 5 Aqaba. cated in the center of a circle. last nig'ht against joining NATO. Slater home, Francis lived as a Lamb Fores Lb. The Ben-Gurion government haa though the number of tourists here nual pilgrimage to the tomb of ‘This entails terrible risk.*," boy. He knew these woods very been increasingly apprehensive the for the Easter pilgrimage this King David. The pilgrimage, or When the drones reach speeds of well. We can prepare '"cuehlon roa»t," boneleee roll said, the Spanish language brpad- ' Chicago. April 19 -/Pi — Three rsaid yie three men could have htd- roaat or idionider chop*. last two dj»vs over'what the For year was far below that of past ganized by the Israeli Ministi-y Shortly before dusk Thuraday eign T.Iinistrv called the, "unfortu years. for Religioua Affairs, brought (Continued on Page Ten) castj which -came just a week after ' burglars were slain eailv todav , den in the big store after yester- nate trend- in the Suez situation. worshippers from all parts of Is- th/ ir «? rone.es* .1. cod Snain's ' a brief but violent gunfiglil with ' day’s 8:30 p.m. closing. The victims (Continued on Page Ten) '/ Those making the -.crossing to the U.S. Congiess uiged Sp s .4^.^, oe-fectivea in the credit dp- approached the safe, police report- Concerirarises from U.S. Egyptian day included Christian Arabs- mcl. negotiations and President Eisen 'From tl»e Jordanian old city. 20 admission to the Atlantic part^i^nt of a Stale Slreot de-, ed. from a storeroorn filled with Frozen^ood Specials living in Israel, rnembers of the The Kremlin station told the ‘ pm tnjent store (Mandel Brothersi. j cartons where thew niay have hid- hower's news conference state foreign diplomatic corps. Roman Franciscan -priests cro.ssed Into Congress Vote ments last Wednesday. Israel to visit the Church of Dbr- Spanish people In teims .similar to . burciar.* walked into a po- -den. Catholic prleats and huiis. Protea- recent warnings to NATO mem- ,4^,^ 4,.g_ mowed down by auslered near a safe, police S r o w Crop P#o«, liLois...... 2 for 39e ' Switch In Signals tant clergymen and a scattering' of mitton, also on "Mount. Zion. At The President, disclosing a foreign vlaltorii. Among* the first the foot of the mount they were Frees Relief bers and,other U.S. Allies that any machine gun and shotgun ! tound oxygen tanks, cutting torch- Bulletins SSilWALNUTS soil used ss-a base for aggression ! bullets Seven detectives hacT been ' ** Other tools, A gray leather Snow Crop Strowborrios, 16 ozs...... 43e HANDBAGS switch in signals, said the United grj.jyai, ^4 Mandlebauni Gate waa joined by other priests and nuns. froiti the AP Wires mmass ox. ran States had decided to delay hand-1 ^ group of 20, Canadian priests They held services in the room of would be subject to retaliation. hiding-In the lllh floor credit de-I »t>‘tcaae »W'hJch may have been in- S^ow Cr^M ixod Voqttoblos, 10 oss. .. 2 for 45c for Ea$t.er jeear. . . . Ing the Suez problem back to the Trace Way of the Cross ; the Last Supper and. at the crypt Checks Funds "The NATO military techniclani i _„rlincnt for. several hours, said tended to carry loot was nearby, CMliCOOUS 69c U.N. Security Council in the hope Today’s observances include the under the Church of Dormitlon. want to widen the base of aggreit- | n . j Lvneh. officers said Bo.xie. top handle, and clutch direct negotiations between Cairo traditional tracing of the way 'of! A few' miles ,tp the north pn Sion on the two flanks. Moscow L#y|^ch aald police had been Intense Barrage FBI TOLD OF SECURITY BAN Washington, April 19 (fl-i—Mem Radio said, using for thta purpewe . planned burglary, The wails, ceiling and furnish Washington, .\prll, 19 (P) — . itylea \n patent leathery plaatic and Washington would yet yield s the Cross, with pilgrims carrying i Mount Gerizim. near Nablus, the ber.* of Congress scattered to their \ calf and genuine leathera. Many satisfactory solution. He said the Itcavy wooden crossies along the | last 300 survivors of the biblical the Scandmaylan and Iberian three men. carr>dng ings in the office were riddled with The State Department dlacloaed homes for a 10-day Easter recess (Spani.sh) -P eninsulas...^ ;burg)ai*>’ tools, were about to at- bullet holes from the intense, bar today that the FBI has been for- Fresh Fruits^and Vegetables colors. confidential talks -"have made route. Tonight “a stat\ie of Christ Samaritan community gathered %|'dered them to surrender When the three burglars, entered TOMATOES Pkg Of 4 23c SCt.OO \ "u.S. government had not _ told j tjis t night the scene of the exodus from Egypt. Sheep, ritual- The money for the federal share aggre-s-sUe Oases while ,^y„ch said the hu^lars opened ; the credit department—about gress any security data from *2 ’V>o «5, American shipowners they should - last supper was re-enacted ' be-1 iy slain during prayers, on the fire. The police-, arnwd with three ! 12:30 a.m. they passed vrithout Canadian sources about Canadi Head " I 9 c of the public assistance payments (Continued on Page Ten) an citizens. The State Depart LETTUCE not u.se the Suez Canal, but only . aide the IsraeU-Jordanlan line that j mountainside, were being baked in had been tied up in a dispute machine guns ancl four shotgun.*, noticing four detectives who were that they sho*ild be "prudent." j divides the city. Barbed wire i ------—- exclianged shots.-killing all three. crouched in iu*lark comer. ment made public a copy of a CHILDREN’S HANDBAGS which haa gone on With increasing note to the Canadian Ambas CUCUMBERS 2 Far 29c Washington reports said this | and sandbags separate the site of | (Continued «n Page Thirleen) bitterness between the House and It was not disclosed how the FLORIDA cautionary advice, which haa op men gained entrance to the'store, -. (Continued on Page,,7i?") sador, which note said the Ca Senate since February. nadian government's formal re erated aa an almost complete har House members could cfaim a- which is located at State and Madi Doz. 55c rier to American traffic through son St.*.. in the heart of the Loop, j quest April 10 was being brought ORANGES artd * l - ’ 8 substantial victory in the way'-the News Tidbits “to the attention of the appro- SEEDLESS the canal while hygotialions were row w4a aettled yesterday. But Two Had Record* on. was about to be canceled after Culled from AP Wire.s priate'^execntlve agenries.** Senators vowed "they would be Lynch identified, two of the men ; USW Reelects •*f' ' - GRAPEFRUIT 3 For 29c consultations with Britain and. er Probe Due back another day to try to get as having been arrested previously. : Frant-e. He saTd-.one of' them,. J.immy Rent- i RAIN. TJVISTERS HIT TEXAS some of the money denied by the' Dallas, April 19 (45 — .Jorren- MeINTOSH APPLES 2 Lba. 37c The first British freighter to use other branch.. Japan’s upper House votes final ner, 30. had been released on bond | McDonald for the canal since last November en ratification to agreements officially} recently on a robbery charge. He' tial rainstorms Swept across "rtie final version provides no ' Texas today as at least three. tered the waterway today. An money to, continue a minerals buy ending World War 11 hosUkties . said'James Wulf 28, also had been American President lines ship is with Poland and Czechoslovakia .'.. I arrested several times. The third Second Term tornadoes Inflicted property ing progrem on which the Senate damage. due to make the trip through next had insisted. President Eirenhower New flhdihg .about hypnottc be man was identified a.* James Ber- •week. havior oMnind'is descrtlMd as also timio..' Wulf lived in suburban Washington, April 19 Sen had asked $J0 million for that pur -Pittaburgh. Apririfi (A*!—.Davi^ TUBK.S HIT HARRJMAN YOU’LL SAVE AT OUA According to diplomatic reports. ate rackets probers said today they ^ pose. but the House declined to capable of making human injuries Glencoe and the other two in Chi J. McDonald haa been re-elected Egyptian President Nasser has more painful and severe as well as cago. Istanbul, April 19 (4’i—Protests will explore, more deeply into at- j vote anything.. president o f ' the United Steel were raised In Turkey today at made no major concessions to user ieged psyoffa to'Teamsters Union * The Senate at first put the en banishing pain. In the exchange of gunfire no workers, the union announced to- nations on operating the canal, Oov. .Averell Harrtman's Invita DRESSES officials in Scranton. Pa. tire S30-. million back, then sought 'Slxteen-year-bld son o8 actor policemen were hurt. , day. least of all on Israel’s asserted Albert Dekker is found dead of Police said Bertimio and Wulf tion to .Archbishop Makarios to One question intriguing them Is to compromise on $9,140,840. and ; 'Tellers reporting, on the official 'visit New York. The Union of by Tenna Paige finally had to ^ l i e for nothing. rifle bullet wound at hls home in carried .45 caliber revolvers and ! ballot count said it ahowed the in- \ (CbBtinued on Page Ten) ' whether if- ytou can’t jsU them New York, and his death, is Rentner waa armed with a .38 cali- Utaabul University Htudents' > ,,bolboth—the giver or the taker of a Also dropped was a Senate cumbent USW preaident received, said It cabled the New York gov provision to authorize use of cot termed accidental. . . Another rut „ i 404,172 votes to 223,516 for Donald I ' lyoff ahould be prtj^uted. In production is expected to be or Bertimio reportedly was ca rp - p ,,4^ opponent who 1 ernor that the Invitailon to the TTie Justice Departqient has oh- tonseed cake and other high pro Greek Cypriot leader was Va dls- Calm Nerves Save tein feeds in government drought dered— by - Texas Railroad Comniis , to8 “ friable jadlo ’*hlch. j 4arted hls campaign-on a protest! of taln'ed federal indictments accus-; 1 gutUng action.”^ Pillsbury, course ing three business agents of Scran- i relief programs. This had the back- Sion in iU.m onthly oU proration he had tuned to pick up P»>‘ce aga4hat a union duea increase, All in Plane Fire ton 'Teamsters Local 229 of re-| Ing of Senate Democratic leader hearing. _ •« _ . ! broadcasts. . Rarick, a 38-year-oId ateel- ‘MAO BO.MBER' IN ASYLUM ‘4 - H Lymdon B. Johnson of Texas. Retired, broker ]^nard ^ n g There ‘was no e«dence of a McKeesport. Pa., was a Separate contrasting Cummerbund belt plus s» celving illegal payoffs from buii-[ Sfott remain. I n ^ ^ t Detooit un- forced entry to the store. Officers , unknown at the time the New York, April 19 (45—Mad ? - ness firms. The Senate Committee ; In the final windup on the bill Boniber George Metesky made CakelUx Frosting Mix extra regular belt adorps this step-in to PUtaburgh, April 19 (45—An yesterday, the Senate was victori able to nii^e $100,OM bond art by | protest drive began after the wash 'n wear, creaae-railatant disciplined printed alrlinar landed in flames at greater conducting the inquirj’ has-ordered i federal district Judge Theodore . . . . r .------. . ._ what Is expected to be hls but ous on one point, but this was not A L iL ir tr e ! USW's 1956 convention voted a $2 white • yellow • creamy fudge cotton fabric. Full skirt. Maize, blue and tan on Pittaburgh Airport yesterday . af its staff to ask why. no charges Levin. . . Preaident Manuel I. Journey totey—a stretcber-trlp were brought against any of the an issue inve^ving any substantial v / fli p C I l l . “ r h I u-jouthly increase in payment# by frotn a Brooklyn hooptlal to a tone grounds. Sizes 5-lB. ' , ternoon but thanks to a quick aet- money savings. Prado of Peru issues decree chang chocolate * Ing pilot, a calm stewardess and companies or toeir officials. the membership. state Insane asylons. Dsetors 3Tc T^he House repeatedly sought to ing nameo of eight Mrtumrinrs In expert firefighters a major trag “We are golhg to find out why Peruvian Navy^ Legal Coffee Break SMwnd 4-Year Term say be is d}-ing of toberenlosls. spice • orange '• tie to the bill a limilaUon on the McDonald, 54, has been associ Psychiatrists My be la meatally . 9 5 edy waa averted. they were not proaecuted,” Chair amount of federal funds that could Texas sni|Ar in passing car fires ' -——- fluffy white Fifty paaaengers poured out of man McClellan (D-Ark) told re shotgun blast at tfcree young Ne«.i Philadelphia, April 19 (45 — ated with to* union since it’s Incapable of Vtandhig tHat for caramel • , the CapiW Airlines DC-4 seconds be given to the states to help pay founding, worked closely with the" hit bombing porters. "It la aometliing we ought; the cost of administering federal groe* in front of housing develop-"j (^ p en ters in .the Philadelphia ’ after it ground to a, halt while, to find out.” ment. spattering them with pellets ares' are now trying to make legal late president P,hiUP Murray and *9 granU= *. succeeded him as the union's top 2 For 59c " 27c ^ N D SAVi A LOT 08 MONIY ON AITIRATIONS TEEN DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR firemen riding toeir In reply tc. a queatibn, he sgld ! Welfare Department offlciala . . . Three more Algerian* slain < wjiat lots ol other Workers have apeclally equipped trucks poured “It might be the aubjpet of an in and two wounded aa violencs stem-l'bren doing for yesrs! To -wit—the officer in 1953: His election is to the Linen Weave Rayon Coat, warm enough for now—light flame-quenching foam «n ■ the I said that'under the limitation, the his second 4-year term in the post vestigation'.” federal goverrlment could not meet nting from Norto African-rebel' coffee break. GREEN STAMPS weight enough for cool summer days and nights. So very smsrt .plane. ' . i. lion contouiea in Paris area. .Along with inertssed wages, which now pays $50,000 a year. with its velvet collar,' sleeves and straight lines with a slit- aifa Meantime replies to some of Mc- John IXirkln, aecretary-totaa- ita obligation to the itatea. The Not a person was Injured seri ClelUn's questions came from out Flftji Boy Scouts wait for break they’re asking contract language Neither McDonald nor Rarick WITH A U CASH SALES back pleaL Black -, (OoatlaMd M Pbg* Xhtoe). > (Bertbwad.' ^MPB rjaar); ■namltiiig in {Scranton. ■ ■ I *' lU rte M ) Pennsylvania. I CORNER MAIN m 4 OAK S T R E m ^ - _ . ,|j
j / ’.y ¥ ‘ 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C(^NNi,; FRIDAV, APRIL 19, 1957 P A G E T H R E E terest in opening additional sLorea in the proposed shoppmg c e n t^ . Glastonbuit committee. Green Minor is one Of the Glastonbury ' . Women’s immittee of the AthC'i State’s largest home builders, with MANCHESTER Coventiy i ! USW Reelecfe neum, whei are conducting a spe-l 2,500 houses buUt In Manchester, BtUtqCurtail ^inT auction of antiques'on May . 10 East Hartford. West Hartford, and May 11 at the Atheneum. The ORAH6E HALL Wallingford, Windsor and ■Windsor] SAFETY P1.AY Sonth dealer Dttlve-9iiT!JkcdIh£ McDonald for MtGill Slated M auctlofi will, ^include * cpllectoi's Locks,, Neither side vnlaerable. Bomb Hoaxes Citizens Invited to Attend iterhs anaaer,ot Graiid Union, wrot* American community.” Nationally es," East said reproachfully toir- House yesterday appiipprwed and fascinating objects. IriiK Parkade report ^ that toe expMlerice of ita Parkade known community pUnpers and K ^ today’s handr"^— " J K S 1 The proceeds are for the benefit BINGO sent to toe Senate a bill against (Continued from Page One) In exceaa of •xpectatlons. s®*"* UuUet haa influenced ita expanalon “I .the . Professor WEST EdEAST Coventry, April 19 (ftpe(iBl)' —yWttmtn’z______Organisation ^ CWO ton- Coding Task of the Museiim Building Fund. Any conSiUtanU for this development. A S 6 X . A Q 10 6 bomb hoaxers., EVERY SATURDAY NIfiHT national chalna atato that hualneaa jn and around toe Hartford replied mtlQly. "I'^Just made a The Community Conference 'on] ventldn. May 18 in New London in toe official retuws aa tabulated residents wishinif to contribute area. “The line reception given to D A 9 I 4 2 At present such hoaxes kre Education at 8 p.m. April 29 at eluding. _ Haj-ry^^^cKwick articles are asked. to contact a volume haa topped projected eeU- routine safety play." A X I > by the unlop tellers and the Honest Glastonbury, April 19 (Special)— 7:45 P.M. ' ^ matea by aa much as 40 per our store in the Parkade is West opened toe ace of hearts punishable, omy under a charge m Coventry Grammar Schodl will be Mrz. Everett iBarth, Mrs. Henry Atty. Samuel W. P. McGill Jr., haa member of the local cornmittee. evidence to us that shoppers find • s X .* 6 7 4 Bourgault and Mr*. Andrew J. Ballot Akah., an impartial, non Serving with Mrs. Searls are: Mrs. 20 GAME5—5 5PECIAL5— 1 5WEEP5TAKE Tbia Information was announ^ T^ent Sl|ow Held and continued with a tow he'art MOUTH breach of the peace. \qpen to all’ citizens of the town, profit-’agency. iUa week by L«eonard Seader, vice Grand Union Stores to their lik (The Professor) -dvance reglatrationz are request-; Bi^ley Jr. ^ been appointed by First Selectman Thomas E. Doherty, Mrs. Frederic The Professor won in'his hand with The current bill, however, sets Sweeney said—in response to 'a William F. (Jonnery to supervise A. Atherton, Mrs. Eugene F. Cor- president and generiat manger of ing." Oollina wrote. toe king .of hearts and led a'dia K 7. y toe Steering Cortimittee but i The Guild^ haa g i) ^ $50 question—that there would be no the Parkade’a Merchants Assn. He And R. B. JUppman J r- manager At Junior High K 6 t a maximum penalty of |1',000 fine ar* 'not auentlal ■ equipment for the Caiurch Altar the codification of all ordinances, racci, Mrs. Arthur Jordon, Mrs mond toward dummy. t or a year in prison. comment from the union adminis Lewis Muessig. Mrs. Paul Smith, was reoorting to the asaociatioh.nf the Sears Roebuck and Co. store East fully expected the Protee- * 10 • S 7 • 5 ^ K t W residents have already ^ boya. It hM renilatlons and special acta per on the centers' first sixiiii the * Parkade. wrote: “Since The many talents of oard A A Q It covers any hoax warning con SHOWN 6:50 and 10:20 tration on' thil reaulL taining to the town of Glastonbury. Mrs. Charles D. Bader, Mrs. J Sor to finesse dummy’s queen, in Mouth ' \ \ n t North East cerning a pubUo'gathering place * IndicatSil toe discuision group in j ^ “ * Rarlck had told reporters s At this time the town has no Bard McNulty, and Mrs. Robert months of operation. | (its) openings ..the rtore has con- Junior High School students yvhich case toe singleton king Pass 2 A Pasa which thby deziro to take part. short time earlier he was going B stte Gnahc MeansBeBti sw He also , made public the reaults! sistently exceeded toe company s displayed in an assembly held or conveywce. PLUS ; . . ACTION IN THE WEST Women of St. Mdry'a and 8t. ready reference, and the .study will Knickerbocker. ed aad icnlptaiad by attiiis la fiasK lid win'a trick. But toe Profesr Pass 2 Z Pass P r a i ^ Riddled 1 State 'Ibe Conference theme la "Jun JoseJ>h’s of Eaglevllle pariahea are to work at the steel mill. of a continuous study and survey, expectatiMis. It-* felt that the Thursday In..the auditorium. Ptsf 4 Z rase ior High las. Bvarybody'a Bual- necessitate searching into old rec gtsnitt— M eadnre. And Bans initial riceptioin received during sor 'p^t up dummy's ace of dia- gg.6P.SSE- E%l- z V t l - k i A invited to a Ckimmunion bcertcfiUt He Indicated he might be avail ords as far back as thk town's in ' ManchMter Evening - Herald vtoich Indicated that toe center Master of ceremohlet Rick Ken mondANirpppIng toe king! > Pats Pass Pasa A series of such prank calls rid UMB." The four topics to be dia- able later for comment. was drawing oustomers from as the first half-year of operation in- nedy Intrdduced toe first act, Opening lead—79 A dled the State some time' ago, 'THE PEACEMAKER' at #iJ5 a.m. May 19 at the Nathan corporation in 1690? The League (•iastonbuzy 'oorriMpondent, Mrs. GisniM Momnments psf tnl>n8t lo R oM ^^y Works Cuaaed follow; "Why is It Neces- Hale Hottel in WlUimantic The vote for the imion preri- Betty Me.NAmara. telephone MlSd- the tbingt (ht( cadiue--the fiulh. Ion far east as Wllllmantlc, as far dicates that tola.store should be' which was a play presented by the when New York’s mad bomber XAMES MPTCHELL-ROtoSARIE ROWE aary-for Action on a Junior-High of women Voters haa volunteered This was mt^re East made his group will receive Holy Communl' dency represented ball()ts ^rom ap Ite services in compiling this infor ford S-nSS. and memoriM of tbort who h e n west aa Bristol, as far. north as come one of the better operations Stage Frights—Barbara Johnson, renmrk about peMciw. The Profes or not to finesse for the Jack. was being widely songtit, but died Program?”, "HowWill toe Stu proximately half of the union’s 1,- Thothpsonvllle and as far south as 1 in the New Bngland section. Frances Nylin, Kevin Toomey, Lisa down about three months ago, af In a body at the 8:30 a.m. Mass At mation for McGill. ptssed on. sor was, however, telUfm toe truth. Actually, East would have' re dents and 'Teachera Be Affected?” St. Joseph's Church that Sunday. 206,'0M members. The Board of Finance has ap An airliner took off on a flight Meriden and Eiwt Hampton.»i 8ar\’ey FfaMltaigs Cowan and Trudl Re'cknsigel. . 'H e. had made a rouHQe safety turned a heart, forcing dummy to ter his capture. “How Will the luniorvHlgh Pro McDonald; had been expected to ‘Wben-you aie choosing fonr mehn- Seader’a report showed that >yj,e survey of activities at the The program progressed with Slater Mary (3ara of Danbury Maxwell Alfller propi'iated 2250 to start- the study. within the.U ‘te* States more than pMy. ruff, and then West would have -vOther bills received the fbllPw- gram Affect the Taxpayer?” and will be speaker at the breakfast. win haiidUyi but a major surprise The. entire project is expected to once every eleven seconds during mcat. let Of help yoiL The besuty sod since toe Parkade opened, 'on Sept parkade in iU first six months was piano ■ selections played by Sally . 'When the kUVg of dlaiiim;;^ won a' second trussp trick 'with ing action. “How Will tola ProgramX Affect Reservation tickets may be ob developed In incomplete and unof petmueoce of Miect Bsire Gtaniio 27, 1968, more than 150,000 vehi- m ajs py the American Consumer Brown, Mary Howell, K evin 'assed by both Houses and sent I Maxwell Miller, owner of Mil take at 'least 18 months to com 1935, (dyll Aeronautics Adniinis- dropped, toe Professor made ai his jack, defeating toe contract. .Pa toe School-Building Prograi tained from Guild members or at ficial taBulallon of partial returns ler’s Pharmacy. 299 Green Rd., will plete. tration studies show. make it a amia cles entered toe shopping center, Rssearut Institute. Among its Toomey artd Susan Landers. . utbumvovertrick.*. mHe .cvumeureturned to w his ^ h n o k n a •RnesseTSITer drawing HeartiPX-fi-fi— Diamonds A 10 9 Maks the State pay the expense I COVENTRY Stephen Tvivzlm, Donald-C. Sihil nual meeting will be held April 28 your moflomeal, In reporting on toe manner in | the Parkade's customers came he said wag financed “ ^^1 at the Society's annual day, being held in many of the HTGN A revival of toe Charleston WMI ^ trump; toe Professor 8. 7 6 A Q. What d6 you of committing a patient to a State | -r and several others to bj-^Cppolnt' In St. Thomas Aquinas phurch by amall. x^intary'contributions dinner dance. It will be held at the fchurches include: St. PaiU’* at wfaetber k is to which business was exceeding ex from in and around toe Greater done by Virginia Knight and Linda gi,ared the quew pf clubs, entered say? . mental hospital. \ I N K U '5 ed by the Steering CortimUtee. le University of Connecticut. from rank-and-Tite,,members sup AHENTION be large oc imalL OPEN DAIIjY INCLUDINO SUNDAY—LEGAL BEVERAGES Manga Reva. West Hartford. 7:30 p.m. Stations of the,Cross pectations. Seader read letters Manchester area. j ___ - dummy with a spade, and diacard- Answer: Blobne diamdlid. The A bill passed by toe House and | The answering pAhel to provide Food' Sale Slated porting him. ' PHILCO TV OWNERS from olBclala of two of the chains | 2. Approotimately 25 per cent sent to toe Senate would: ere will be a food sale AJSril Miller will complete a l-year and (Confessions: St. James Epis Baton tylftog was demon- ^ j ^ dummy’s king hand looks like air'CMnlng bid of Information pierllnent to the Con The official returns slibw ^ the term as president of the Society in copal, at. 8 p. m. meditating and having stores at the Parkade. cam* from towns oast of the Con strated by Gall Oulette. , of clubs. one no-trump, but ItMs wise to Allow the Fish and Game Board I ference topics and answer ques 26 atMO a.m. at Tremblay>'Super same approxlrqate ratio as tnft^u.n necticut River, some came from as Popular songs were rendered py DINE OUT EASTER market for 'the benefit,of the Con June hymns; SputhJ Congregational a't The point of playing the ace of avoid this bid when yoiKhold a to use its fish and game funds, tions put to them will Include Rus- official tally Of votes, slightly lesi ''Mofi'y raised through advertls- 8 p. m. Good Friday, service with Special Spring far east as WilUmantlc and Nor Alma Scott. Trudi Recknagel, ■ good six-card suit. B e ^ witivthe' now lirhlted to use for protection SPECIAL THIS SUNDAY eell D. Potter, Board of Education necticut Cystic FibPdslg Assn, re than 2-to-l in favor of McDonald. wich, as far north as Thompson- tlamonda first was to avoid a search program. Mrs. James Sbea, ng m...... -toe. dinner-dance...... program members of the Senior Pilgrim COMPARE AND SAVE Charlene Carlson and Laura New- less. I t would be terrible to Io m long suit and bid no-trump lat and purchase Hinkel Jr. the Mary Cheney library. Tlie pup watercolors will be , exhibited in FUEL The Parkade was built by Green old glass, antique Jewelry, old sli Church Noted Pot Luck Supper Planned Ohler, CTeveland. by a ' vote of pets and the theater were made by the galleries of the Welles-Tumer Manor Estates, Inc., which is con ver and china will be wi display, CiaemaScope The Mr. and Mr. Oub will have 15,127 to 12,079 in District 28. HIU! In charge of the kindergarten the children as a result of this Library, starting Monday. They templatlng toe construction of sev Jobless Pay Hike and all is for sale. Exhibitors will Rise Noted Here and nursery classes in Kingsbury a potluck supper at 7 p. m. April are from the permanent collection Both offices will be closed be present from New York, New Msrtia aad Lewis In 27 in \th e Church (Community study. eral other shopping cenUrs. Many • "HOLLYWOOD OB BUST” House during the 9:30 a.m. Easter Verplanck Pupils Ihe.v have used their puppets of Hartford's Wadsworth Athe- Parkade tenants have expresMd in- Hartford. April 19 The La- Jersey, Pennsylvania and ail New In Jobless Claims I Sunday service at the First Con House. Kenneth C. Tedford. in in various phases of their school neum, and include the works of OIL bor Committee of toe SUt,e Legia- England. Also Bob Hope In gregational (Ihurch will be Mrs. terior decorator with a Manchester many well known artists. work, and ai-e planning a safety lature yesterday approved 4 bill The Gilead Hill Shop of Hebron ®*THK IBOR PETTICOAT'* Frederick C. Rose and Mrs. Robert firm, will sphsk on “Interior De In Puppet Shows The exhibit is open to the public RANGE OIL Idklng state Jobless pay from 236 will be one of toe exhibitors, Unemployment in toe Manches Cent, from sign.” play to be.given after vacation. (500D FRIDAY 6:45 . A. Doggart, Bonnie Lassen. Karen free of charge. Arrangements for to 240 a week. ' The Wonien’B Guild of St. ter area increased 7.4 per' cent The club will spon.sor a public lut week, toe State Labor De Little, Hazel Little and Nancy Pupils of Mrs. Helen Synder’s the show were made by Fred The bill Increases the dependent James’s Church, spbnsor of toe Biseell. ' - program featuring Smilin’ Jim’s fourth grade class at Verplanck Searls, Mrs. J. Keith Gustafson | partment reported today. Western (Jaravan at 8:15 p.m, Egan to Address allowance from three to four dot- show, will operate a tea room at The total number of claimants In charge of .similar classes dur School entertained their school- and Mrs. (Christian Fenger. ... but we sholl be open until lars a week. I Armory, serving home cooked last week was 6<)6. compared with ing the 11 a.m. services, will be ^ May 11 in the Oiurch Community nlates at two puppet shows this Mrs. Searls is captain of the RMi l^ami Loam The co-chairmen of toe eommlt-1 food with hot dishes on Jthe menu Mrs. Clarence Bradfield, Mrs. W. House to raise funds for its ch\irch week, when they prc.sented ‘'Han Jaycees Monday tee Sen. Andre Desroslers (R- at lunch and dinner hours. 564 in toe preceding week.. and co-operative nursery and 12 noon Sdturday^ds usual. BOLAND Initial claims, which indicate Bryce Honeywell. Jean Bradfield, sel and Gretel." 'WlilimantiO and Rep. Paul An- Frank Silvester is manager^ of kindergarten school program. ^ F e r S d * new spells of unemployment,' also Patricia' Gilbert, Marydell Leonard Manipulating * their puppets Ally. James Egan of Hartford drews, registered their opposition too show.. and Betty Leonard. Personal .Mention effectively, the following children will address the Junior, Chamber For everyon* you know Increased, rising from 84 to 144. Miss Kathryn Grady and Miss of Commerce- Monday night. APPROXIMA«B^V to passage by toe current session' ------Throughout the State, mean- The church nfirmation class gave an operatic ver.sion of the of rlghL-to-work bills which would will hold its next meeting May 1 Carlene Smith, both of the Rock popular fair,)’ talc: Hansel, James He will speak at a dinner meet \ outlaw union shop agreements. At 4 p.m. in Kingsbury HalL ville Maple St.’ School faculty, Stackpole: Gretel, Barbara Tay ing slated at the Country Club, to T ^ift4^0T *^S 25,098. The largest increase in toe sailed today from New York City lor; mother. Annabel Pinto:, fa start at 6:30. 5 ^ $ 1 0 Said Desroslers: State Vras reported by toe Nor SHOW STARTS 2 P.M. Bee UrJt to Meet. "It’s not too job of the State to The Coventry Recreation Com for a 7-day cruise to Nassau. ther. Nelson Robinson: witch, Egan is prosecutor for the Hart wich office, where claims jumped | ford Court. He appeared with his \ / pasa right to work laws. Ill such i Warrantee Deed 30 per cent. DOORS OPEN 1:30 mittee will meet at 8 p.m. Monday Stephanie Botitilier: Sandman, ||^ Ml 9-4824 laws are needed, it should be toe (Jeorge L. Pinzel ^ and Agnes at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Manchester Ei'Pttlng Herald Margaret Austin: Angela, Nancy brother. Bill, on the $64,000 Ques During toe same two weeks I Coventry correspondent,' F. Paul Ryan aind Barbara Wohlgemuth. tion and $64,000 Challenge, popular Member FDIC Job of the federal' OongreaB to pins,! to George B. Risley, prop- last. year, unemployment claims | L E T S 0 0 . . . neth A. Downing. There will be no T H E ' Can "MI 9-2429 or MI S-4846 enaet them.” erty on Mountain Rd. teenagers dance Saturday at toe ine IJttle, telephone Pilgrim Assisting in the production were television quiz shows. Egan is no\v ~ opped to 21,400 from 22,812. 2-8281. announcers Carl Hohenthal, Rae- representing several Lakewood Andrews said such legislation Trade Name Certificate Bridgeport continued to lead I •Nathan Hale Community Center, would upset .-the good labor- Norman T. Bentz,. doing busi- ELECTRONICS ’rtiis program is sponsored by the lene Steele, Gayle Hunter. James Circle area residents in the Nike toe State in toe num ^r of claims Mehl, Lawrence White. Olive Ka- housing controversy. muiagement relationz in the ness as Appliance Bam at 342 on file, with 3,790.. W aterbury was Reerfeation Committ%e.' - Coventry Gardg LABORATORIES state. Adams St. next, with 3,278, and New Havkn | Sptexker on Retarded Set Many religious, iradiiional, COM PANY Marriage Lioenaes third with -2,753. Mrs. John .McElraevy, Manches and humorous designs. Open Thursday Evenings Open Saturday Mornlnga ICE CREAM John Martin Ruff, Glastonbury, ter, a membier^of the Manchester Acetylene Torch 6 to 12 277 BROAD Choose yours from our com 6 to 8. . Two Jobs Open and Agatha Geraldine FltzPat- Assn, for Mentally. Retaided Chil ^»0UN0 THl rick, 167 Spruce St, May 4, S t !» dren, 'will speak at the 8 p.m. Mon . Sets Truck Fire plete selection. CAKES RADIO T t L E V I S I 0 N for fine food..,. renicinber Red Ember / These delicious twe-goart In Post Office James’ Church. day meeting of the Auxiliary of William Richard Langrill, 01m- the Green-Chobot Post, American Coventry, Aprili-19 (Special)-— oaken serve 16, decorations Chuael 8 New Havea, Ceaa. (18-5B) WEST POINT NORTH END et heavy cream; inscriptions stead Falls, Ohio, and Marie Tere- Ohauel 18 Bartterd. Caaa. "^aC rarir’ Legion, in the Legfon Home on An attempt to bufn a g’asoUne MAIN eriici NOMH B8AN«M The U.S. Civil Service C!ommls- |.sa Buckley, Dearborn, Mich., Charael 21 BprtixOeld, Hasi. (22-M) BLONDIE Wall St. , II NOSTH MAIN STSin made on . order. aion announces an examination for ■ k^nwnwiChaanel M48V Newlevw Brltaui,aariaeaaa. x/wpeeiCeaa. (SB) FEATURE MOVIE tank off a truck with an acetylene m MAIN STSHT I April 27, St. James’ Church. PHARMACY I Chuael BS Waterbarz, Coaa. 8)30 ( B) CBOSSBOADS There will be a question and ' fissel)'. Sf. Jamtt cftuflh N.«( (• )MCA substitute clerk and substitute city George Pippin Jr., W arren Ave,, FB t., SAT., SUN. 1st BUHI I Chuael BS Bolzoke. ttaei. "B iol" answer period. All interested per torch set fire to the truck yes carrier for duty at toe Manchester Vernon, and Marjorie Gertrude <1B-SS) DICK FOWELL THEA terday . at Specter’s Dump , on 4 DEPOT SQ__3II 9-4585 BUTTER CARM-EL MONTH TER “The Frarlal Coar- sons are inrited to the meeting. ESxtra rich, anmqto caimel sauce .blended into our pure rich Post Offlee, O'Brien, _ 15 Hudson __ St, May 4, Aednr H.pbsni F n d A tU lre Mrs. Roacoe Talbot of Andover, ■Flanders Rd. creamy vanlUa^^ cream. May be purchased at your nearest The rate of pay for substitutes is I Jtliii’es “church.' <>2te)*^FE OF BILEY (Color) an association area representative, A call was received by South Boyal Ice Cream dealer store—in pints, quarts, half gallons, 21.82 an hour, with increases given Bulhllng Pemlto 'FUNNY FACE' ''B olera io Blae Vh will accompany Mrk. McElraevy. Coveiitry Fire Department, .which ^ 8:M ( 8) STAG^E 7 dispatched two trucks to the RESTAURANT ptilons and brick. aemrdtag to length of service Domenlc J. PonUcelll for YOU (18-BB) MB. ADAMS S E Post Office Hpiirs Shift Furtoer Informatloii imd appllca- gt^nley Savlllohls, for alterations .Tech, riei “The Bis Beedle” scene, at 8:02 a.m. yesterday,. Fire C2-M) TV SHOW (Color) Dinah The closing hour at the local and COCKTAIL LOUNGE HHi GREATER tion forms may bo had by contact-' - Shore—Oae.lf; Saljz For- Poet Office has been changed to men estimated the damage to the ing Postmaster A)den Bailey at ' rr.t, derz Bi.hop. The Dan- 5:30 p.m. from 6 p.m. 'by the Dis truck cab at $200. routes JJA and 6; boUon, conn., let. MItcfiell Ice Cream Co. toe Main Post Office building. Ap- SAVE MONEY hUI«, The Skzlarka u d HARTFORD Deaa Martin trict Manager; according to Post CLOSED MONDAY — BANQUET FACILITIES Pllsllcationa must be -filed with the | 8)M ( 8) THE VISE master Herman F. LeDoyt. Half of ,U.S. spending units Regional Director, First U.S. Civil i “Farewell to Mr*. Fore.t” TREMENDOUS Manofactorers of OrfiteUi’a "Spumoni** (families and single people) had in EASTWOOD (1848) PLAYHOUSE OF STABS To Attend CWO Conclave EDDY REED AT THE PIANO NIGHTLY Service Region. Post Office and rerguil comes of more than 24,000 each iii ^ 23 WARREN STREET—MI 3-9950 Alu Ladd ' Aeadenz Award “Girl m ik A Glow" St. Mary’s St. GerQviine Guild Courthouse Building, Boston 9, Tl^rtala Maza Wlaaer, .Beat 18:M ( M l) RAT ANTTBONY SHOW will send delegates to th«le^atholic 1965. Decameoterz (1848) THE LINEUP ANTIQUE Abut la d d ^ 0 Cerez “The Big NORMAN’S “The Co.mopolitu Beako Virsinl* .Maze "SHADOW ON “The Sikent C u e ” "Bia LAND” THE WINDOW” Land" (tX-N) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS SAVINGS World’ 445 HARTFdRD RD. Celer IilS Hollz Mins T.. Jimmy e . »...ee#.eeee.*«, la Cvlor l a Calerv Beeckara, It id. mlddle- SM C;SS-t;4e TEL Ml 3.1524 w elrht ItiM < 8) NEWS BEPOBTER AND SHOW Set. 1 p.m. "The BeUcre” S Sunday: The Incredible WEATHER Certeee.. Sas. "lecredlhle Bhrishlas "SHRINKING MAN” (IMS) PERSON TO'PEBSON V . H u” "Tee Tail Mea” 8:88 ( 8) MY LITTLE HABOIE (SI) FEATURE MOVIE (I8-BS) BIG PAYOFF April 22 Him April 26 (IMtl'HATINEE THEATEB 18:4S (21) FAMOITS FIGHTS 1 P.M. to 10:80 P.M. COATS (celer) ( 8) WOBLD’8 BEST MOVIE6 8:88 < 8) bandstand (SI) SrOBTS CAMERA (18BB) BOB CBOSBY (Color) W*6t Hartford Armory (BS> OPEN BOUSE Be foxy (18) B B 10H T W ,nA Y . 886 Farmington Ave. ROUND and . EVERY ' (BS-88) QUEEN FOB A DAT W.H.EN8UND SUITS (BS) OU'3T WEST , Spo.nzor«d by Women’s Guild 4:U (18) 8EOBET STOBM SAT. NIGHT t:M (U> EDGE OF NIOBT LUMBER GOd o i St. James's Clfurch S T A T E C 4:4S (IMS) MODERN ROMANCES with pennies DANCING FROM SAt « 8> mCRBT MOUSE CLOD AdroM from Green ttehoM (IS) AMOS AND ANDY DRESSES (Z7) THE FIRST SHOW 8:30 to 12:30. TODAY and 5AT. (M) COMEDY 'raiE Opsin An Day 5oturday (S3) FENTUBE MOTfE XOE KOZEVS ORCHESTRA 2 8ig Acrtnn Hltc! (88) OUT WEST (In F rerreie) DONATION5 75c (II) THE BIG SHOW U :I0 (18-18) NEWS ' May / Show You the VIC SAMUELS, Prompter TONIGHT CONT. 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7 PAGE 'FIVE ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 19, 1957 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M CHESTER, CO:^., FRIDAY, APl^IL 19, 1957 .A ii P A C B f O U l y traveled mhny mile* in f)»6.,Bi*sh School^ Official Bolton country establishing‘branch brfnka. 77™ 7"~^ Hal Boyle >»cr « IAD» $25,000 in Furs, , Engaged. He cam^, in contact with rhany Blusting Caps ^ 0 ranchers' and farmers, and was Mayflower II OOfTT BLAME YOU* 8ITI Ciems Stolen ,al Hits Oid Lyiiie therefore, 'particularly inlereaterl EASIER FLOWERS i Deeper Probe Due Long Easter Weekend Starts. In local Jarifi*.- The MCKinney.s fiaster Madness Bits Peril Village REPIACE NOW. k Hamden Home Education Unit toured the t?nlverslty of Connecti Ready to Sail cut farm as well as, that of Wil wHh »ht gknv 'm Old Lym e,'April li9 (>F) .School With Services. School Recess liam J. Kinney In Coventry with Atidklahoma Hamden, April 19 {/F) — Police their guests.' \ * For America Woman Hat Buyer Superintendent George A. f ; Hay, and up. POWER-HELIX early today reported'the theft of • Bolton, April 19 (Special* —..younger sclicfolmates. The girls The Chapmans ^ le d . i«- Oomnsvllle, Okla., April 19 (iP)— { target of a School Boa I’d effort to centiy on the Queen\ Eliza Plymouth, England. April 19 •9*' jowel* and fu n valued at about Easier weekend began yesterday | have attended classes" tor* at the depot and With de Instead of a needle in a haystack | end hi* services when his present beth for I.a)ndQn whei'a he (CMtinMfl from Fsfe 0*«) —~-The g nc Maj-flower aa II « arrived, * » i *%,*a* today New A-eve*- Yorka w# ** •■ tgV-Tho ^ Eaater——— hat i mecvuis j„«• Mayfair,*’ "Brunch $25,000 from the hoiiie of a Yale in. a traditional ,, combination . , ■ ,, _ of I Rally colored and embroidered t»ri- AT manding money from ahother. people in this tiny .Oklahoma town contract expires, yesterday re ha.s been transferred by the in'Plyihouth, *tartlng point for her naa an unuaual I’ictim t ,(ith a Beefeater" and'*T*a with a University associate professor. leased a lengthy Vefutation of sev b'an^. Impres.sed with AmericAn •IT we Uubeted Mth men Di auch The. ■peeial committae. conduct *attempt - A a ____. — a' a.. to duplicate •»*«the 9 tranawMn«a.' .. ___ . a . . f««^a,.e »» OuatoiiJ MiglA^red »«>r the M «ch>*ter sad and happy events, The serious explanation. Sii.san McDermott. ing a natliinwide learch for evi- thU'' 'v*ar.—Blancbb Thebom, the ToU l Stranger.' were looking lor dynamite caps. A police alarm sent throughout en acousatjoria leveled, against hospitality and what they termed^ acM*." he told newsinen tn S ct^ - Atlantic trip of the Pilgrim* in Ike dlfleremw T'” *'' ^ picture . . . 1" » » • « » lone of . the occasion Was set last source of siipplv for the headgear, dnecc of racketeering in labor and . who can Mr- Job" » veriUble And police Chief Don Brinkley New England said the theft waa at lilm by the board In support of its the kindness - of the -Amertca'a ton. '"‘we wouldn’t be able to make 1620. The weather waa perfect and only girl bt grand opera " b " can _ whether working In gathered logetther the Arabic hats tndUftry, wound tV public hearing* Waa finding them all over* town aad white . . . colors, to*. , the,horde of Mr; and Mrs. Norman’ stand. night in Maundy Thursday serv people, the Chapman.4 hope to visit TOURRAUD’S otie teaUfjr afalm t U » other," and thousand.* cheered in welcome. stand on heb own hair- without presented to her and her brother* >a*terday on aUtged \'iolence and last night — in the coat pocke^ of Pearson . of , .lO Goodrich St., Hay quotes former board chair- ices in' three local churches. this countrjvag.sln.- The little wooden sailing ahip. bending her knees. One hat which waa two feet and sisters by an uncle w h o lives k t ftddcd: _ . terroriam bn . Scranton’* , labor a little girl, at an old ^ 1 pit, hy BARLOW'S TELEVISION described by police *s being in a Jnen, school administration -person-, The holiday atmosphere waa ap- f •Tlie grand Jw^ 'decidei which replica of the Pilgrim’s original like I had dived Into a wide and named "Windsor After- in Saudi Arabia. more acentw But teatlmony by the three the. hotel. wealthy neighborhood. , nel, a former teacher and familty parent in the faces of 400 school Advertisement one Uk * 0 to epeak. the vessel. w*a* towed into Plymouth Wy pond, and came up with a lily noon” —or Was it ’’Nightcap with a ioit TOUAND TfKt.— THOWt Ml 3.80*5 Fully 42 item.s of furs and rrlnciiml 111 S S t^ a h d returJu'the indictment businea* agent* that ^ e y are / Noiiody Hurt Yet member* to bolster liis polnWby- children who ..began a lO-day vaca , RlcliaTil E. .Mather, principal at listings neeiied for,all types of GREERROUSES harbor from Dartmouth. It had an on my mead,'” said the apiingly Knightr^—caught Blanche’s eye. Jewels, .mostly jewels, were taken point denials of the charges; tSey tion from their stvidtes on a day home.s' and business properties in CaJM t him Then the other aerves awalUnAtnal on payoff charge* in- chored there during the night. l^etropolltan opera atbr a« she . “This is a Black Palace p o ^ a it Luckily, none of the estimated "by thieves who gained entrance into the Klcmenl:ir.v .School, has been cludinj^ntortlon; opened the new 100 dynamite caps Uken by a include s\ich things aa "incompala- so Warm they could shed their confined to his bed this week with m i aa a wiuie**. inquiry *a to what about The lug Englishman completed put on the first hat she had hat." murmured Me. John, "made the 'tomporarily vacant house by bility" with the School Board, \31 LAKESTREET — 3-7642 couple o f young teenagers "goof 'OPEN EASTER SUNDAY jacket*. More than one baseball a back ailment. Estate Broker, MI 9-5910,. Alao a p e a ^ out tho»b nHo **ltegedly .paid the the 32-mile tow through placid bought in. 14 years. with a back petticoat brim (sure. •mashing a rear window. "lack of initiative.'' "resisting Bettendorf, Texarkana. Tex., -who v-a , The beautiful mexxo-sop'rano hats Wear petticoats), caught with ing around" the Untied Brick Co. glove was oiled up and fishing 4-H Club to Meet seas in 4 boUra 40 minute*, A police lieutenant said the rob suggestion.” "failure to demon Mancheater E v .e n .ln g Herald gave up hat* about the time she a single summer rose, alanMack.” had exploded. ber* "left nothing of value" in the pole checked over. The newly formed 4-H agri . aaid at hi* home he had *ent Mc- McHugh and MaUoy ute*. . strate, leadership." " f e i. id in g ” Religious observances will con lloltnn i‘nrrc*i>omieiit. norls .^I. Hope to Hoist Sail Tooiorrow started letting’her hair grow long.. Intoxicated cither by Mr. John's "But somebody could get his house. cultural club will meet tomorrow Oellan a telegram a w n g ^ ^ e n te re d vigerou* denial* that they Always lit Season at PERO’S over a school health progiam, "Ig- tinue tomorrow at St. Maurice D'ltalln, telephone .Mitchell 3-554.5. Aflvorlisc in The Herahl——It Pays If all goes well. Cmdr. Alan Vil- Now it ia over 6 feet in length and haunting creation's or his haunted head blowm off." said Brinkley a* The theft occurred sometime be afternoon at three b'llock at the right to appear ** a witne** terrbtiara, aa alleged, by nolance of or blindne.ss about" a Church when Coitfe.s.aions will be ller* and hi* crew hope to hoist sail the singer, who is about S feet 7 descriptions, Mi.ss Thebom -wound he led the search. .About 85 had tween 9 a.m; and 8:20 p.m. yester Clifford .Mas.sev farm oh Hebrdn that your commitUe can co^eci d>-namlter Paul Brad- been recovered so far. SELECTED Marcia Ann Nelson forceful administrative philosopliy, heard from 4 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to the injuatice done me at tqday * who deacribed hlm»elf aa a for Plymouth, Mas*., tomorrow *f- inches tall, actually can. let . it- up with about a doxen big-brimmed day.' Pearson discovered the break Rd. hats, including -"Fascination,” The boy* told . the chlif • they failure to delegate authority when 8:.30 p.m. The Easter vigil, or . (Thuraday’a) hearing*. ’ . .former *trong““ arm man for the tccnoon. down and step on it. when he returned home last night. ab.sent, inciting racial friction in A leiinion of friends provideftan Miss 'ITiebom. who usually , get* 'Trooping of Colors," and "Spring took the caps and some dynamite Mr. and Mrs. George A. Nelson, night watch, will begin at 10:.30 Bettendorf, named aa one of the The 180-ton bark wa* escorted The most experuiive item taken the faculty, and mishandling such eventful weekend for .Mr. and Mrs. by sticking a Bower or a in London.” sticks early Wednesday.' Brinkley 254 W. HighvSt., announce the en p.m. and terminate at midnight huaineaa men making/the P*y- Mcacllan aaid the’ Juaticc De- bv doxens of small craft as she ap- j along was a $6,000 Oriental pearl neck qiie.stlons as double session* and Robci I J, McKinney of-HI. 44A re p'roached the breakwater and. Jeweled ornament in her hair, " If you're going to w-ear a hat.’" said apparently some of the caps lace. gagement of their daughter. Miss when the first Ea.ster Mass will be cently. A visit by Mr. and .Mrs. , menta, aaid new* report* of tM p^j.|j;nent would be aaked to de had been handled by various chil starting a kindergarten. passed historic Drake Island., went on a bonnet bu>mg spree said Blanche stoutly, "you might TTie thievt.r also entered the Mai’cla Ann Nelson, to Charles celebrated. Alfred Chapman of Sydney, bearing "clearly indicate y o ^ / j termme whether, anyone ahould be dren in school for two days'.,. The conTiove'r.sy began in eailv 'committee ia not/ln PO*ae»*lOT o r , named aftMontreal: Delfoit, . one named In derogatory fashion tered. But special^ ceremonies will affect short bob* or-evpn crew- be conspicuoua hinrnelf,’’ continued old coal pit w-herc about 15 and'the lo invest $1,400 in order'to share today is The result. | In the teatl'mony can have a offered l20O a- week by "a fellow- not be held until tomorrow, before sUcka of dynainlte w-ere recovered. ' adviser in American literature at Effort.* at settling the' con,- , the Elemenlary School yesterday. | Washinglrm and New York City, cut*. Miss 'Thebom. sounding „ like______a w-om in $3,500 they claimed they found Aerni dlng to' reeenl Brtard of Edii- were mur-h impressed with the I IONITE ONLY from the UriivAr.sity fibrary. K- chance to reply *— either as a wit-^, named Beljtendorf," to waive a re- the sailing. ■ , j , I j ,<« "I alao hate those tortured ; an trying to reassure herself, "but "W e built a fire and threw in I Grectrics — Dairy Products Choose From A on the street. The women took her troversy have been extended by the , nesa or in a sworn statement—by_Kv ' juti4wAmA««9quirement tKmfthat.qn an murtrm extra rfrlvAfdriver Kd*be some to see w-hat w-ould happen, i Connecticut , Education Aasn., | I ation aeUon,.^the contract.* must beauty of .America. They cspe<-iallv Today Vllller* planned to toad 13 . curia— those French-rfrled curs." i he really enjoys it if his w-ife w-ears Large mone.v and vanished. Police said be returned >vithln 1.5 rlavs. enjoyed .Niagara Falls ami teniied I asking for it. assigned to each Bettendorf truck, tons of Cargo, to take aboard fresn , murmured. "A Woman with a hat that is a conversatioh-stop- but nothing did," one of the boj-s' Cold Moots which haa twice held hearings in ' I Assortment Of W’idoiF Bilked in ('on Fix they think the same pair bilked a Tour’ll of .$rah.r' Washington one of the mo.st The chairman, however, had left driving to the Tbbyhanna Depot. food and fill the ship's tank*.; ^ pleasant challenge.’’ i per." told police. • the community^ A n earlier stage of > Norwalk woman in alniilar fashion The ••ei-azy hats ' being worn by beaiiliful eities they had ever seen, ; He said he refused, referred the The skipper declined to make “Por a long-haired w-oma'h. the! A* she left Miss Thebot* waa Ordinarily, the caps are explod the tussle was marked b>’ the cii - ^ the city on a trip to Fort Smith. . EASTER Bridgeport. April If* '/Pi - Two three week.* ago. Mrs.’'S'onnenberjr. some Grade .8 girls at the sitiool In Ills 'early da.vs with the Ark.. Before Bettendorf's telegram caller to - McHugh, and the next any predictions but indicated hej j,||j simply must be In proportion. heard to mutter: ed with an electrical charge. a 70-year-old widow, had only $.50 filiation of petitions among the i I women per.niaded Mr.-!, Amelia j have alined the curiosity of Aii.slralian bsnk, Chapman t • •rrived. So had chief counsel Rob- ib*y was ^ d tp -be les* strict with expected to make the Atlantic I design, lifter all. Is basically | " I think I'll have a happy Eaa-1 ' ~ . Ponnenberg of Fairfield ye.sterday of,her life saving left. (.torCnspeople in Hay's behalf. | ll ” « r t -----F. Kennedy on a trip . . . to ------Miami. Bettendorf truck*. crossing in about six w eek*. The architecture, which after all is . ler—if I just don’t have to go i j Screen star Cjark Gable * first Perots Stand FLOWERS I ■ A reply to Bettendorf* rsquest Pilgrims took 65 day*. i basically proportion." 'through, too many revolving) * tlrnekeeper at the 276 OAKLAND ST. * ! ’ plrmraably will be made, when 'The Mayflower 11 will remain j Mr. John, w hom Napoleon is said ; door*.’ ’ | age of 15 in an Akron rubber fac- they retorii. permanently .at Plymouth, Mass., a to resemble, tosses off bon m ot*' tOry. I ■ Joseph McHugh and Rohebt Mal Hospital Notes gift'to the people of America from likb this all day long on a 6-da.v Witl^the growth of shipbuilding loy, two of the Scranton Union's the people of Great Britain. w-eek. (Sunday 'h e practice*, f in dther countries, Britain's share - business agents, are charged in an ADMITTED YESTERDAY; He came into the trying on room 1 of w-orld shipping has fallen, al- Indictment With accepting J4.200 q . Wanda Russo, 174‘ a with half a doxen colorful wide-1 though her shipyards are sUIl re nr from Bettendorf, who w-a* pfovid- spruce St.; Georg* Dirgo, Staffort brimmed hat*. They bore such ro- ] sponsible for about 28 per cent of ._. Ing w arehouse palleU to theispHngs; Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Calm Nerves Save mantle tltlea as "Visiting Butter-j the woHd',* 7,250,000 gross tons I Arm y’* Tobyhanna Signal Corpajj^ Brainard Pl.i I,eonard DeCarU. fly," "Royal Garden P a r t y, ” I under conatructlon. ... depot near Scranton during con- 18i Grant Ave..-Rockvlll*; Albert All in Plane Fire WKARABLE: WASHABLE, 1/ stniction work there in 1953-54. \ 1 Gaines, 110 Eldridge . SI-; Mr*. LIVABLE LlGHTtVEIGHT ■ - Payments to Union ,'Anna Gannon, 709 Main St.-; Wil (Oentinued from Page One) EASTER i". "W e were'forced to pay," Bet- Uam Dietrichima Bolton; Mr*, SPORT JACKETS tendorf said, adding that the only i Lucille Archambault, 34 Griffin tw-o young daughter* were on the r. LIMIT 2 TO way a truck could enter the depot Rd.; Harry .Gibbon. 10 Haael St.; fii'-st leg of - a vacation trip to hath A CUSTOMER was -by paying the union. Mrs. Edna Holleman, 22- Beaman Florida. • ^ 6 ’ ^^-And Mor* McHugh and Malloy, along with (jlrcle; Mr*. Solange Turgeon. 40 There wa* no indication of an fas I A third business agent, John Dur Ward St., Rockville; Mrs. Carol emergency aa the big airplane, pi-, A f today kin. also are chargiul with' accept- Seavey, 77 Oxford St.; Mrs. loted by R. L. Calhoun. Alexan Ing money from two aubcontrac- Esther Blanchard; 26 Bunce St.; dria. Va.. circled the airport and SUNRISE SERVICE Mm. Dorothy Papineau, 37 Ken- apijroxched . _ for a landing. But the slngton St.; Bernard LaPine, 90 \ plane landed...... "hard an airp.ort of- and b u i l t fo r SHORT .SLEEVE ' TONIGHT ONLY FROM 6 to 9 f. M. Branford St.; Ste*vart J. Twible, 1 fictal said. Cakefl and-pastries.with that home-made flavor and KNITTED .a Worthwhile RFD 3: North Coventry; .Mrs. A CapiUl spokesman said in- oven-fre^ goodness. Make an occasion really special Pearl Daley. 105 Cedar St.; Miss slruments in the cockpit indicated In The Center Park POLO SHIRTS Emma Stoughton. 29 Center St., j the landing gear w as not secured with our superior baked goods. Rockville. • • ' so Calhoun xoomed the big ship superb Reading. . . BIRTHS YEISTERDAY; A son: into the air.. Seconds later the ------EASTER SPECIALS - — i— — AT THE FLAG POLE $2’95 to Mr. and Mm. Nicholaa Zaccafo, I right inboard engine caught fire . . . for your whole family 1 ^llevue Ave., Rockville. i and flames raced along the fusel- ASSORTED CREAM PIES |n the world-fdmous pages DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: age. CHOCOLATE—BANAIfX PINfcAPPLE Oirneyr of The Christian Science Linda Parks, 284 Green Rd.; Mrs. As the passengers tensed the • NEAPOLITANS GIRLS’ DRESSES Monitor^ Enjoy ErViin D. Rebbeca Cresanxi, 185 Eldridge ] airplane's publllc address system St.? Mm. CaroUne Bertuasl, 29 ' blared; • 7 LAYER CAKE 24 Piece Band — Inspirational Singing Conhom's newest stories, Cottage St.; Lyndall Provost, 160 : "Prepare for a crash landing.” TONIGHT and SATURDAY ONLY penetrating notional and in« Tolland tpke.; Joseph Bonefant,. There was a momenlarj-rush of • BOBKA BREAD temotioridl news coveroge, 19 Hannaw-ay St.; Fred Firtion.! passengers toward an emergency • m o t c r o s s b un s how-to-do features, home- Broad Brook; Lynn CJhapnfan. 168 | door and some slight panic. Mrs. r - • EASTER COOKIES. CAKES Summit St.; Deldre Mtkells, Wap- Burnham said. But, stew-ardesa Message by Colonel Ralph T, Miller moking ideas. Every issue ping; Rosanne D'Ambroglo. Hart Katherine Sxymanskl, New Kens ^ ond CAKE EGGS Entire Stock Reduced brings you helpful eosy-to- ford; Nicholas Plvarxuk, RFD’ 2, ington, Pg.; shouted "Keep calm." ePod articles. Rockville; William F. Shaw, 630 Capt., Calhoun, ■^'(vho had alerted WE SPECIALIZE IN: BIRTHDAY' CAKES. WEDDING Cenduetod by Hit SdvoHon Army. You con get this interho- Lydall St.; James Dow-er, 235 the airjxjrt, set the plane down tn CAKES, COOKY TRAYS, ETC— TEL, MI 9-6878 tipnol doily newspdper from Spruce St.; Mm>.Ruth Chambers, a few seconds. The airport firemen 'X 156 Main St.; Mm. Helen Sabol. had their foam pouring on the Clesod Eostor Sunday— Opon Thursday os Usud ALL SALES FINAL Bmton by -moil, without El^t Hartford; Mm. Lorraine plane almost at it touched the njn- extro charge. Use the cou Jones. 14 'Elaat . St., Rockville; way- pon ^ lo w to start your Mm. Margaret LaFl-ancis,. RFD 3, The Capital ' apokeaman said BAKE I I $3.00 Value $4.00 Value $5.00 Ydut $6.00 Volii* gubidription. Mancheater. hiere waa no indication of what NOW DISCHARGED TdDAY; Linda: caused the "hard" landing ..on the i NOW NOW NOW Susaii Lull, 93 Hemlock St. first attempt, - He declared the [ ■ .7)w Christian Scitnee Monitor SHOP _ _ _ _ I Buffalo t o Pittsburgh plane oould Cornell Che, Norwoy Street have poasibly been caught in a 449 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE STREET STOP AT Boston 15, Mou , U S.-A. Wind current. JOSEPH 8. LUCAS, Prop, and Baker I $ 1 . 3 3 $ 2 ' 6 6 $ 3 , 3 3 PIcoje tend the Monitor to me / The apokesman said the Impact III ■|'’Ttfrf' tor period^(hacked. RICH, DARK of the landing apparently caused I yeor $15 O 6 month* $8 □ 11si. fuel line or lank to burst, add y 3 month* $4 □ ing: LOAM "W e were moat fortunate. That WOODLAND GARDENS ST/ pilot anda stewardess did a great $ 1 0 a 0 0 Per Load DEUVERED job and you can't say too much for the Fire Department boys.” for your Phone MI 9-6474 and James A. McCarthy** Before World War I, there w*re no independent Arab nations, says „...... r...... „....are^... a ■■■.a.. .A. ..„,■■••■.a ao«9a*«<*aa*«a*.«*fy*9 ^UntpUM BUSH HARDWIRE CO. \ JOHN/J, ZAPADKA, Owner V Gabardine WboK Flannel and Worsted Sport Slacks*9'” A»dMor. - - ______■/____.w.A * ' ‘ M , ’ . _ . _ ' V . . a ' . _ I -1 ^ . MO/4-3384 793 MAIN ST.. I^ANCHBSTTBR 168 WOODLAND ST. o p e n EVE,NINGS t i l l ?U00 p r o n e m i 1-8474 I ;2B to 50. To complete your ensemble. ?/ =‘==rSS^F=a==s=:!==^^ \ \ * > . i J 1 I ;■ r /' V-> t\ ' ’. ’ "•■’t-V ! K i'-. ' A \ '..I.'-V'X i : ' ... - v ; ■■ -1 ■ 'T'. , / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIt^ 19,-1957 PAGE SEyBN .: -7^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1957 r F ACT SIX DOUBLE K * today muat maintain a poa- their ngw weapon. And tha Presi Ike Withdraws o( defanaa againat the poa- dent happened to have the one aen- Drobdles ^Skywatch Schedule SALTED^NUTS ■ j t / teiice which, took the weapon oul Remark About tucttitig alble, 'tliW llr unlikely, .eventuality By ROGER FftlCE ^ ' ' "i l l —— mJL— ^ *Wt d«liv«r of a frorit^ attatk on the free of their hands and took Edgar X back Into the Eisenhower family. Farmer Income Saturday, April 20 world, but ixp«»>ire of defense, Midnlght— 2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed 13 Bln«ll "E dgar,” he said. In what Is ^Arthur Drus Storts Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helm Estes, Faculty Iviser lUncb eater. when carried t^ t ^ extremes to 2 a.m.—-i a.m...... Volunteers Needed VOL. XXIV, No. 30 FR ID A Y, APRIL 19 THOMAS JT. which we seem Int^n^^^on carrylnf certainly the year's most efficient Washington. April 19 (JP>— Pres 6 a.m.T-8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed WALTER R. ident Elsenhower's off-the-cuff re PubU____ statement,, Vhas been criticising 4 a.m.—8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed can ^ i l y appear W the poten mark that "about half the income ...... Jean Henderson Founded flSober 1, Iffil me since I was five years old.” 8 a.m.i—10 a.m. . tial enem? against whom it la of the farmer Is front federal sub- MAry Ellen Jeffries Water Ballet Done Legion of Honor Spring C once^ _jrery .Evening Exc Then the President stood,there, GENERAL HoUdkya. Entered at directed to be a posture of ag aldy" wa» in error, the W h 1 tje 10 a,m.— Noon ., ...... Louis R. Csll Science To p ic Mancheater. Lonn,. gression and might thus provolie with the pleased grin of a>ne who House says. v Nooni—2 p.m...... Jamss Galanek—Ronsld Rickert By Aquaettes Club ..aes Mai Matter. knew he had disarmed hia enemies, Eisenhower made the remark 2 p.m.— 4 p.m...... Thomas Hickey TV SERVICE Presented by UBSCRIKnON RATES the very conflict which it is. In Wednesday during-a 'newi con Payable in Advance turned aside a thousand unpleasant 4 p.m.—8 p.m^ ,...... Thornes Days In A ssem blies I All seals were filled aa the Man tended to prevent. ference discussion of farm prob ...... Lucy Butke—;BarbSra tspmlre 116.60 6 p.m.—8 p.m: , Nights chester Aquaettes presented a ._e Year ..., "The possibility of such a mis questions, and reunited a family, lems...... Lucy Burke $2s95 Pluf^ta ( M H S C h o i r s Jtx Months ... 17.76 8 p;m.-T-10 p.m. .. . TEL. MI S-0482 water ballet for the public oh^Aprll Three Mor.tbe . 6.90 interpretation of our defense pre all with eleven little words. Maybe He eaid at the time the agricul 10 p.m.-r>Odnlght ...... Lets F. Waldron B y D r. O m per: . 1.30 11. The show cqprt.xtcd of eight oe Honlh ... .30 cautions, is Immeasurably i.n- he was wishing, too, that all his ture budget is up to some^ »5 bil- etch Post located on top of Manchester Police SUtlon/Vol- Pastel colored gowns and white --eek.y^...... lay register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal Bulia- routines each done to mu.xic. •Inale Cojly .. .06 creased when we undermine the other problems were that easy. lion a year and that he had beort Dr. Edward Cooper, an eminent' gloves' against a light blue back- Informed thla averages out to more -Monday, Wednesday or Friday front 1-5 p . m . ______Jill Discan, announcer, intro MEMBER o r foundation of our claim that we •cientlat who haa overcome-severe ' duced nine girls complete with gro'und provided an atmosphere, of ■ THE ASSOCIATED PREa ‘Tree Surgeon Falling thun 61,000 a farm family "that are defending freedom and democ the United States is paying-’ in physical handicaps, - presented a gold hoop earrings and arm hrac- sprlngtlh'lc at the 25th Annual Con The Aseoclated PreM *• I? Out o f Patient’ service include Henry Custer, Lee lets. The girls swam to a aong enUUed to the uee of reimblicaUon of racy by allying ourselves for that loriie form of-subsidy." Bogll, Evelyn Crle and Janet science discussion to asaembliea of cert, April 12. all newR di«patcheR credited to, iu or Zoning B oard When my Couslf}' Stanley failed from "Kismet." iiot. otherwise credited lii’ lhie'paper purpose with some of the least f^ontmited h}' FArm Henators C o uijcil P la n s, Rsinohl. Music will be provided by- the MHS student body on April 4. to make the grade in School (the Science, especially physics, la * Mary Morlsrt,y and Jean l.,e- The orchestra, under the direc and atop.tte^^^ews^pu^^^^ and moat undemocratic na- Sixth Gradel he enrolled in a Col Elsenhower's c o m m e n t ,^as Brenda Ann Cole, organ: Cynthia tion of Robert C. Vater. began the . chalienged by farm ata’te SeRa.tors Treggor, violin: Dave Woodbury subject which is feared today! Claire swam a lovely duet to "Blue dl^patci^''aerel'n ars"iil»o~ftierTe«rtlflcate ot. ap- budget goes to the farmer. la" la "shade from the sun.” I 1 O P M * ^ for radios, 'TV sets, hearing aids sion of "Cornin’ Thru The Rye,” Tor FHdny—1 p. m. Thursdsy. Tree since. Matter of fact, he even Benson. said about half goes Young people taking part In the did s routine to the ''Eheme trom ; Buskin, the junior-senior Elizabeth Anne Simpson, our Le Tor Saturday—1 P m. Friday. tion should b* directed not tolpi-oval: and Rgy L. Meacham. 405 and medicin'e. ' t -t /■ \------and "The Holy City." This group ^Claa^ed deadline; 10:30 a m. cacp breaks out. In Hives If somebody either for,benefits to others, for re Picnic > gionnaire this week. ; day oTpubl'catlon eaeept Saturday — seeing how close we can come t o ! Main St., In,Business Zone II. who mays s Woody Herman record. Or i Quill Contest Info.malion Dutch Pupil Tells An ' spproprlate ending was , riramatje club, is Legionnaire Rlch- Anne, who places high In her displayed amazing ability for a ’ payable loans to farmers, or for ex of“ cri^th’’e'l“ar Youth, .16, choir of young volce.s. • a the brink of war without plunging | ” T r i - ® " f ^offers f e him a glass of Root Beer. penditures that he said cotild more | resched aa eight girls swam to the j sr^M cCom b. class, has followed the College for a IlkUted Repslrer's License wll, p.-obably become j* M H S S t u d c i l t r>— Friday, April 19,^ off the precipice Into the chaam properly be charged against for-! The Quill Staff wishes to an- , Of School Svsleui beautiful "Canadian Siin.sel.” j Dick devotes most of his time to Preparatory Course during her "This Is My Father's World" was and a'certiftcate of approval;. P i n H l source of energy In the future nounce that, following the cus four .years iSt MHS. This year's the first of four Sophomore, but to seeing how close we can ap The ZBA will also hear applica- eign aid. | some day soon civilization will Mi.ss June Brady, advlaor to the '.^lackstage affairs and has been a 9 tom of several years, it will curriculum includes College Ijcvel Questionings Sen. Tliye (R-Minn) took a aim-; have to depend on man-made ener Do you think you have to study | club, was presented a blou.xe by very active member of the stage Junior, Senior Choir selections di proach to the lofty summit of Uofis for variances from; • A Thought for Today One of the newest members of again sponsor a creative writ English (her favorite , Modern tlar position, telling the Senate an Uoo much? . j Jean LeClaire, president of the committee for ihree years. At 1 rected by Mr. Vateif. The soloists, ' Manchester Boat Co., W. Mid Hpoosored by the Manchester B A N K gy ing contest, open to all students History. French II, Physics and for thus song 'were Andrea Cyr and EyenThtroes two thousand years, I peace on earth and good will ticipated direct payments to farm 0g\ WATKINS- The first conquest, of space will Manchester High School is a 16- American students don't know , club, as s token of appreciation for present, he ia In charge of building dle Tpke., west of Essex St.. In Council of Churches In school. Four prizes of 65 each A Cappolla Choir. thdre’’ U a pang which hits the _among men and nations wllh'qut ers in the coming fiscal year total occur this year In launching small year-old French boy, .lean Claude I , how “ ea.sy " they have it until told ! her patience and hard work. the new "prop" sets which came Mariette Gagnon. Following this Bu.sinesa Zone II, to erect a light will be awarded In the follow Known to her claasnates as a were the popular "Red Wing,” "I- present day heart at the m gre' unduly exposing ourselves ant}- en- 61.291.000,000. He said he was "basketball sateflites " which will [Peltier. J’ean Claude,'"his parents, I the. school work of another coun Public opinion seems to be Jhat in recently. Dick Is al.so a member ed free“s'tanding ground s i g n The Rlble XWEST , ing classification: try. of the Science CTIub ami the Cur hard and inilualrloua worker Tor Wondcr As I Wander," with the thought of thi violence done tO|dangering our national safety, grateful the White -House had circulate around' the world. They and two younger sisters live at 124 1. Upper class (junior-sen the shojv was done well, consider about five feet from the street Century follows century—there it SATURDAYS member ~ f D I C will report on weather, tempera Elly Johannes, a recent arrival ing the short season of practice,. rent Affairs Club, and he was re her school, “ Sim" is an active par solo by Karen Stnith; and "Omni "clarified” the President's remark. Maple .St. He'h^s been in America geodinesa and Innocence on one day ‘ '-Ift^e shall never achieve this line, which is 2.5 feet closer than . stands. tures. and other aspects-to recep ior) prdse. from Holland and now a student In cently elected to the National Hon ticipant in Senior Girls' Club. Girls’ potence," with Carol Hampton do-, / But Sen. Mor.se (D-Ore) was not Faasral SsniM since January, but his father has - 2. Upper class poetry. Others taking part In the ahmv In’ htitory. This pang is kept alive-j eminence if the best 'wfe can do is regulations allow. Empires rise and fall and are for , Mrs. Helen Skinner's fifth period were .lanyce Bostick. Gail Eagle- or Society. The latter he feels is Leaders and the 'Tumbling Club. ing the 'solo. All four were .well mollified. tors on earlh. been here since November. 3. Lower class (freshman- Harry Jenkins, 129 Campfleld gotten there it stands. ai Go. Ormond J. West, Director ThI.s will only be the first at- ; I English class, gave a report on fhe son. Sue Carter, June Cervini, hia greatest honor, In the field of She Is the secretary of Sock and presented. and powerful by the leaching and j to emulate, in a world of atomic "I protest his putting hia foot I When asked If he likes America Bophmoref prose. Rd., In Residence Zone A, to erect Dynasty succeeds dynasty—there •templ at the conquest of space. In I ' school system in Holland. Janice Clark, Andrea Cyr., Janet spo la, our Legionnaire is a mem- Buskin, was the Current. Affairs These groups combined to sing gymbolism 'of the great religion I v'eapona, the ei^ d ie n l alliances in his mouth so frequently,” B93 MAIf’J STREET ood 15 NORTH MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER CONN 142 F,ast Center Rt, and Manchester High School, he 4. Lower class poetry. a breezeway and garage attached It stands. Mitchell 9-7196 the near future, attempts will be I The junior year students are re King, Joan Taylor. ( her of the cross country team. CTlub's Egyptian delegate to- the three Songs. They were "C ountry Morse said of Eisenhower. said that he likes both very much. Whitney. Sue which sprahg, in part, from that | and power ppfitlcs of Cardinal to a dwelling, which will, be 22 Kings are crowned and un made, to reach the moon, Mars I Any student wishing to sub quired to lake 17 aiibjects, four of Pal Taylor. Heather Stewart, I which lie joined last year. 'U. N, Model Assembly, and is chair Style.” with all its square dance game sacrifice of innocence. This ! Richelieu. Sjdch is the road to feet from the street line, or three crowned—therp It stands. I Since coming to our .school, he ha.s mit material may do so through- I lhe.se subjects being Dutch, French, man of jlho Prophecy Committee "glamour,” “Any Where I Wan 9 A. M. to 12 NOON and. by 1970. the sun joined the band and hopes to play Eileen Tierney, Mary Ann Beach, | A lollower of the College Pre- rtliglon, with, lla emotib'nal beauty deatructl^. Something far more feet closer than tegulrfliona al Despised and lorn to pieces - there Modern physics and chemistry his own English teacher, or by i English and German. Other sub for graduation. der" with Scott Clendaniel on the itiis accordion (he haa studied this handing his entry to a member Judy Bentley. Barbara Burgess. ! pnratory Course throughaut high low. It stands. Manchester’s Oldest have meant much to Connecticut jects include bookkeeping, physics, Out.slde of school. Anne takes .solo, and the "Happ,v Wanderer." ahd Us teaching, convince.^ us that; Imagiimflve and better adapted to Charge instrument for four year# I in our of the Quill Staff or Miss Casey Jean Halvorsen, .lean Martin, [school, Dick is now taking ftngliSh Dr. Francis HelfrlCk. 14' West Storms of hate swirl about It — with Finest FaclIltiM and many of the more important J geometry snd other mathematics, Linda Nelson, Nancy Saunders, ‘ IV. phvslca, mechanical drawing, part in (tenter Church's CYP Club. The trio doing the latter song was we rpaliy sorrow for what hap- the realities of the present world Your P.S. If ydu'r* in a hurry Sc^urday mornings, I Talent Show. May 3, Jean Claude In Room 22. minster Rd., in Residence Zone A, there It stands. Off-Street Parking research Institutes that are lo , sciences and histories. Sue Edwards. Sandy Howland, trigonometry and, his favorite, She is the president of the Man- composed of Bill Breadheft. Alan » Prescriptions won first prize in the French j pened on the first Good Frid#, 1 is/demanded of the peacemakers to erect an addition to a dwelling, Atheists rail against It—there It lin e . you wlH find it !•» erowdod botwoon Y EsUblished 1874 cated here. Material published In Quill The class periods last for about Jean Kerrigan. Joann Morrison, ■ solid cemetery. j Chester Cliristian Youth Council, Weitlich ,and Bob Hay, all wearing. and fills us full of some vague andjo the atomic age.” stands.. The average life expectancy haa ' National Accordion Contest. will automatically be consid 45 minutes. The school'day is from i Anne haa spent her past two Alpine t-fats. ■ which will be eight feet from north ' Jgan Claude's curriculum for Kathy Murray, Cynthia Nylin, After school. Dick may be found side line, or two feet closer than Profane, prkyerless punsters been extended to about 90 years. ered. 8:.70 a.m. until ,2:15 p, m. and Gaylon Palmer, Marla Panlaleo, summers traveling. She saw most The Round Table Singers pre-' hopeful feeling that we. if c^n-T U Is good that the Times prints PINE PHARMACY . __s«.-«inr.nj. has ton. Barbara RoUner, Pat Woods •'I Believe,” with the effective use Jfoottoess today, w ould’elasp It to editorial policy of such a great as a junior assistant scoul-niaater' Perry's Western Caravan. • in Residence Zone A,- to erect a stands. I The students have one hour for and Kathy Fournier. of" an echo background. Perhaps newspaper has exposed Itself to Thunderbolts,of wrath sipile It — while attending for Troop 91. and aa a member of After high school, Anne plans ourselves and not cru ci^ it. detached garage two feet from east AUhlugh «n"‘theVe'‘great devel-. ^ X o l'l n Fri^ce lunch. They may carry their lunch The club plana to pul on the highlight of the evening was the CYP Club o f the Center Con to go to Smith College. Although That is a good way to feel, and such Criticism to which its only side line, which is one foot closer there it sland.s. opments have been Inleresled in and eat in the park behind .lheii-|,i^|i„r show for the PTQ Id the fu- their singing of "Dry Bones" com The flames are kindled about it — school or ifo home for lunch be- gregational Church. . uncertain about an occupation, man without hope would, be -notji- answer would have to be, ‘if It than regulations allow. improved there is still ,porU cart and likes to read our ture. When June rolls around. Dick plete with sound effects by Bill _ there it stajids. Roiiiid the Quad j cause there is no cafeteria in the Jean Marlin Anne, expects to enter either ad- ,Kuhne. Jim Mulready and Matt fng at all. Still, not for the" disil could stand repeating It, that the Dodtenic Ponticelll, 40-42 EIro —Selected I’ng more scientific minded There 1 American magazines concerning I school. wiU-to preparing to embark upon | mlnlslrative or religious work, St., In Residence' Zoiie' B, to main Dg .ultra low., loads-^go his chosen: vocation as an engineer Moriarty. At the end of the song, law of force la the only law that Soto.. I Knrf lusionment of Rian but for the inj- , , , , Km-fhal. similar to bnakelbnll. Is Joan Swanson tain 2-family dwelling located five Whats In a word? If you look i the students after at Rens.sealer Polytechnical Insti the audience received a. surprise provement pf man, let us gently counts. ^ntisu, \nTl'D r'"coopr"r*g'^J'“An intet^^ experience Jean feet from north side line, or three Torrington Doctor Dim Claude related was that, although In your dictionary, you may find g,ong with other sports and tute or Worcester Tech. when "Janet," the skeleton, cour students to take advantage I ‘World’ Prospects ask ourselves a few .questions.. closer Ihaii reg;iilBUona allow ' it usually takes only six days to many words that look as if they | Dick is the oldest .son of Mr. tesy of Mr. Emery, appeared from Torringlon. April 19 UP) — Dr. their science and math courses. How do we really feel about In Esso Standard Oil Co., Windsor ... stretch- out room to spare! cross from France to America by mean one thing and may mean the [participate in the, sports together, and .Mrs. Robert W, McComb Jr. the overhead. Perhaps A Little I„ate? Thomas L. Thomson, 84, for 60 Simone Amiraiilt '57. Prepare Stories Brenda Aim Cole was accomp nocence? Do we sometimes say St, and Wilbur Cro.sa Highway fn boat, it took them 10 days. Be oppo.sit?. Turning the pages of a | During the vear. the different of 11 Quaker Rd. Business Zone II, to locate a free years a practicing physician in cause of a storm, it wss neces dictionary we. i an across the word Wayne Keith, '57. anist for the concert, that it la not for this world? When ■ West Germany's Icading^uclear Torrlngton, died yesterday. He clas.ses go on what we might call standing lighted ground ' ajgn sary to return t6 France soon "bugloss. " We then started ask The response to the tryouts held ___ Mariette ^gnon ’57 W# say that about innocence, do physicists including the one who was a former vice president of the long field trips. The students go to closer to street line than negula- stfer they started their voyage. ing pupils what they IhoughJ it different places, such as farms, to select new members for -the wa thereby alibi and excuse , th e' perhaps first started it all by Connecticut State Medical Society. Cookie Map Used tlons allow. , . Barbara Duncan '58 meant. craft shops, and factorlfs for one •’World" staff wa* very impres- F e d e r a l P o S llio ilS With the student body of Man human mob which may see to it being the first to split the atom, 111 History Class Marge Grimm said it was some we^k. where they learn fiom the sive. chester High growing larger all MHS Combicncled that Innocence does not, indeed. haye issued a statement rrfuaihg sort of insecticide, while Linda people running the industries. i Almost too students attended the i the time, the problem of our over to cobperate in any way In Chan Erickson had almost the same Janet Flavell '58. ! firat meeting. At this meeting, the : Opeu lo Sludciils crowded club# is increasing also. IcMiter long in this world? . It might ieem’that Iwo girls got Plans Being Made idea, for she thought it was some The chances are that, in the near For Navajo Aid How do We really feel about .the cellor Adenauer's plans to make their homework assignments for prospective ''Worldings” . were giy-i To Perpetuate thing for' killing InsecLs. 1 en application blanks to complete i A representative from the De- future, the maximum, number of good? Do We admire and support Germany Into an atomic power. history and Home Economics For Band Concert clubs each person can join will be Dottle Ansaldl’ was original; she I and Instructions on how to write I partment of Navy administered a Manchester . High received I Cliancellor Adenaiier has imme mixed up as they handed to Ken said it was a bug tliat.'got lost Varsity- w Golf Team limited. W hy? The rea.son is that anonymous recognition for its con^ P It with all our hearts? Or do we ■ (or the World. They were also told 1 neth Holt. World Understandings j typing and shorthand examination aomeUrhes reserve something of diately rebuked them, calling upon A Cherished At the annual M.anchester High in the moss.- i to bring a news Story to the next I too many people are joining too tribution to the Navajo- Indian teacher, a map of South America After hesitating a while, both Begins ’57 Season I lo a group of senior snd junior many clubs and not . doing, their school children in the National a sneer for it, the kind of aneer : them to work for world atomic dla- School Band concert, to be. held : meeting, which was held on April ' made ovil of an honeat-to-goodnes# Pat Kingman and Barbara Bar- share toward the club's welfare, Parent Teacher Magazine for Jan ; armament. If they please, but not May 21, will be musical selections 17. At this secorfd meeting, they . girls on April 17. which, multiplied, could turn Into Memory cookie. After explanation, how w'hlch win appeal to everyone, so bero replied that they thought it The 'Varsity Golf Team at MHS had' to write another story. . ! o-u. 1 , , J I The clubs, aren't the only things uary 19-58, in an article entitled. : to begin by trying to keep West ever. it was decided that It was not ! that'are .suffering either. ‘'Hie stu- a vote of preference for Barabbas? you certainly won't'want to miss it. was either a bug at losing things, Wtlt’tee-off at East Hartford High The 1*''' , J'?*’ want a job may receive one, "What .Enterprising Youth Can While we »o nobly regret that ’ Germany from having what every- a mistake, but en ingenious Idea. With the concert but five weeks or a loss of hugs. to begin its '57 sea.son. The golf selerted-on the basis of their abil-1 j„ vVa.shlngton, D. C. Many bene-i dents with too many club actlv- i D o ," Choose wisely the momimeftt The hlstof-y-mtnjled cooks were .decision of two thousand years ago,-| body else i.s.going to have, away, the band members are work Of course "bugloss " had a dif team: winner of many champion y to write, on the rtcommenda- be gained bv taking a jo b ! ities may neglect their studies and. i • "Several years ago the students that will stand forever in two freshmen, Beverly Ste,veh#on as a result, their marks may go j pf a New England high achpol how m in y iltUe decisions do we ' The keientists, on the other hand, ing extensively on the program to ferent. meaning to two boys, Lqo ships. hopes for a-vnclorious sea ions of their teachers for responsi-1 ^^e nation's Capital, silent tribute to your loved and Beth Tangarone. The map is be presented. C?yr satd it was "a horse that's son. Coach Lawrence Perry's squad ibilities, and on their marks, ‘ down. j heard about the poverty of Navajo make in our own lifetimes that' proclaim,,the bold theory that West ones. entirely eatable right down to the ■ Musical scores from Broadway lost its buggif,"' and Bobby has very good potential. Janet Flavell, Carol Fischer and, Department of Navy helps Obviously, it ia far better to do a children and their schools. TheV . "iaaffirm It? Do we ever ’taunt' Gexauyiy can beat defend itself and key. The map la actually one large shows, such as "Pipe Dream,” and replied that it was "sonntthlng out Donna Sandals were on the tryout ] 8'rls And rents, supplies recreation good job In a-few activities than to . voted to sponsor a-, classroom in . Toll House cookie shaped- like novelty numbers, such as "Who's The p'airWay Four who seem to commlttee. and helps their employes many dash madly around - and do- a goodness, and crush Innocence? ^ best defend the cause of wvrid standing." be the inevitable leaders Include one Arizona Indian school and be We have our nwn designing Spilth America. V ^o in the Brfid.'’ are just a few Marilyn Roberts '57. way*. haphazard job in many. THb.xe who gan in a small way by sending How'Often do we admire and de- j peace if It deliberately refuses to As incredibly low aa it looks, the '57 De Soto ia a Well, are you all wondering Joe Segal (only holdover from I*"! service to build a monument The'girls, then spread the map of the many''selectlorta to be pre what "bugloss" means ? Buglo.ss is Some girls took this exam • for indulge in the latter are better re CJiristmas candy to all the pupils. fend them? How oftetr do we ' equip itself with atomic weapons, JfST FOR YOU at no extra acint 4 feet 7 inches from road to roof. Yet, you’ll with butler frosting. The Andes sented. Solos will be . pisjed. by year’s varsity snd expected to be experience.. which will Sid them placed by -more responsible stu Then they started accumulating a European weed with bristly announced aa captain of the MHS bother to know Just which we are ’ TTiis is, of course, the kind of cost. We do all cutting in find plenty ^ man-sized stretch-out roomjnside. Mountains are chocolate chips, the Judy MiddlebroOk, ’SS, in "Male- hairs. in taking future exams. dents. bags- of clothing for both children our own shop, from the golfers I, Roger Barrett. “Red " Native Tells Glass Results of this lest will be given .Boing? truth no practical statesman Can Before yo\i buy onv new cdx, do yourself a favor. Pampas, green Gool-Ade powder: guena," a South American num Janet Flavell. Because this can develop into a , and gi ownu{).s. In 1951, the annual r.ough stone to the ftnished F»rtory HnUil Prir* nl n«lroi>. Mtch^nn. DnSoto 4-door nodnn. the jungle, spearmint leaves; and ber; and by Bob Morton, '5*. Smith ahd Bnh Ballard. Others out as soon as possible. serious problem, the High School > shipment amounted lo 61 bags, or Of only one thing are we very either perceive or follow. See yotir nearby De Soto dealer. Drive and price Ii»dud»# dwtribuCioD. Mrin» Rftd hundlinf rhnrfen. Stntn nnd IocrJ Carol Fischer. memorial . . . AND WE the rivers, blue frosting. Placed Geoi-ge Turcot, '59, and .Alan for the team will be assigned to Of (^uban Schools World Staff has conducted a survey 1 900 pounds! most car UiM Hf any). tnionportnt>dn. dplivnry. option»4 ofiuipfnnnt buH HS World BUre. It would be a bold huni.ah The German pl\yslclats, too, deal K M I. O Y THJ; MOST a De Soto before you decide, h't ih# #xcitin9 ■ rrnxnritw nn nKown, nlif^y nxlrgy Pricun may TtiTf nreofning to t,hroughout are chocolate babies to Lyons, '58, in "Bugler’s Holiday." Hie varsity sn(f junior varsity to see what students around the • "Next they decided to take on baing who would dare to'judge an with the problem that has bothered SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL . In tha world todoy l iodiiriduiil cUnlnr policyr, ' indfeate the population. a vigorous trumpet trip, a squads. Mr. Alberto Collazo from Ha school think about It. another Indian school, this time In other on the basis of such ques- some nuclear physicists lik almost ABLE. ■The only trouble the girls had Dancera^jlll be' featugM In AI Weiss '58 vana, (Alba, a student at Wllbra- AsVan be expected, ri^e major- New Mexico,’and in the past seven presentation of "Spook Session ‘ Studeqts Praise MHS Paint G.liib tiontngs. every country. They are. they say, YOon Dt SOTO osALsn pnaasKTaf anoucHO mas^i im ••you arr Yoon Liat" ok radio and tclevisiok • . Mac nctworhs, was In removing the cookie map hsm Academy, spoke recently,, to Ity of those questioned did-not like 'years both schools have - been and classical selections, such as the idea of having a limitation to provided with funds to buy records scientists, and not politicians: l8ut from the pap. They couldn’t. There the students of. Mr. George Doujfh- Vi.sils Art School Othcr$ may try to copy our skillful fore. as long as It remains in the "Three B's," Bach. Brahms and ’ Art Type Films |,Vencli Musician »r,-ty'a Spanish classes. Mr. Collazo, i the number of clubs they could j-iaud record players, playground •even as scientists, they say. they work...... but it is never duplicated school library for the eyes of the -Beethoven, will also be heard. An In speaking to the pupils on Cuban ------'' . join. These students are of the equipment, paper.- crayons, and **The Road To Destruttion” adcordion group and a tap dancer feel a responsibility for the pos ROY MOTORS, Inc; public, a certain Mrs. Tangarone . ’The "A rt ’Theater" type of mov-1 Eiiterlains Club life ahd. the Island of Cuba, spoke "Have palefte, will travel," could opinion that It is up to the Individ- | other badly needed supplies.’* Tor several months now-, the will provide sut added attraction ing pictures which the local State alternately In Sitanlsh and Engll.sh. well be the present motto o f the ual to decide the number of sible consequences of their labor. I 241 N. MAIN. ST. — MANCHESTER that works in the school office will during the program. I New York Times has been un They do not choose to help man- be minus,one cookie sheet. Theater has been showing, once a ' The students partlctilarly Inter Manche.ster High School Painting' suited to him.self. A This gala evening of musical fun week haa proved both Intereatlngl 1-e Cercle Francals h"duc '58. the pblltical revolutions. This la^sl Marsha Spade, ’>8,- conducted Seienete Awards are a part of the English course, ing four years in his native coun (art was illnstratM by the recent hlned a visit to the Hartford Art Philip Emery's Biology class peri such bankruptcy. One of the best j atom had. halted, himself short of NARRISON STREET— t e l . >11 9-5807 try, Jean Claude won France "s first Even Ihoifgh practically every but a great, many othfrs as well revolt against Batista, the dictator School with a tour of the W’ads- one WHS agamsl having a definite od four on Wednesday. Mr. of thefif lettere appeared the other - succes.x, certain consequem es of OPPOSITE EAST CEMIJTERY v have seen the two film# on Ihe-past / prize for excellence in his ntusi worlh Atheneiim. At the Hartford Recently..announced were the of Cubs. niimber of llpiltations to activities, Elmery assumed the role pf an “ A " two Tuesdays. clanship. school, the students were shown student, providing all the answers day.ifrom on# Harold W, Thatcher, his labor would not be bothering HURRY winning bnlriea in the annual Members of the French II and Mr. Dougherty made an Inter they agreed that beUveejf two and Several, seniors who saw ‘ 'Ham the premises.snd ierrnitted to view to "intellectual" questions asked of Forty Fort, Pa. _j_ .| th e whole group now. He must Northeastern Connecticut Science Sf}ort Side III Cluti greatly enjoyed heading esting comment in saying that five is the best all-rou ^ figure, X. let" in , -Ifl-mllllmeter film at the when he snd Mrs. Dougherty were some classes. I depending on each personWaxades, ■by the members o f the class. This letler began by quoting C. -.have known, then, the power he OPEN: Fair, jointly sponsored at the University of Cfonnecticut in March the tatadus work# which world’ re 1n, Cuba many years ago she had Tsula Adams 59) ability, willingness to .take ^ pon - An interesting discussion on L. Sulzberger of the Times, in a was seeking, and he .must have A M . t o West Hartford Armory this year saw the full-size film at the State known. accordion master# have so many HoQiouCr features I Manchester High opens its base- taught Mr. Collazo's family how j sibllities and the time each activ fungi, molds and mildew, the pres column , in . . which Sulbzerger known something about the nature early In April by the Hartford Theater this week and said that made popular. Jean-Claude will ap 1 P . M . ' Times...... and .. Station...... WTIC. ball caTnpiign on Monday after- pear In the MHS ,T*I*nt Show, to dance.. ity consumes. ent section of the plant phyla now Burned to hail the fact that we , of man. they had enjoyed it! even more on being ptudied by the Biology class*- The following Mancheater ex- ( noon. April 22, obpoajng the Wlnd- the second-Y'cwing. Joan Swanson 'AT. , - Claire Carlaon ’59 Girls’ Club Visits Point S.vstem Favored had'learned from "Richeliisu, a| ------at a price so low hlblU. selected from among the [ bam Whippets of Willtmantic at Students who thought that clubs es, was discussed In detail by the great statesman.” projects displayed at the Man- : Mt. Nebo. ’Thursday. April 25, the should be restricted w;ere in favor "Students." . But the class discus- Maneliester Store sion included everything from Brother Edgar u ' , di '•> d . cheater Science Fair, received Indien.x travel to Norwich for a of a point system. In a system •■"That the interest of the state F:.-: 4‘< 'b p ------— 1 such as' this, clubs like .Sock and "happiness pills," ' cures for the f • -70 • ri.’ F awards at the Northeastern com- non-league game.’ and return to was primary and etemah that it! What happened with regard- to petitton: Richard Trudell and Gor face the Bristor Rams the follow Mr: Joseph Garmsn. ow’ner of: Buskin would receive i larger common c(dd to streptomycin and was above senUmental, Ideological I Edgar Eisenhower was not, ol don Pomeroy, first grant; Robert ing Monday here in a CCIL en Corel Casuals was host to Sopho-i number of pojnts while those like the "hunger instinct of tlie Homa- sapien. " Student Phil Emery had or doctrinal prejudices and affec- i course, merely a family squdbble Olmstead, 'second award; Bene-frot counter. ' , - more Girls' Club on April 2. The the language .clubs would have a meeting was held at Corel Casuals. I smaller rating in points. Each stu- apparentl.v read and thoroughly tlena. I f it had been merely -that, it Zollo .third grant: Gary Hudson, third grant; Samuel Foster, third Coach Tom Kelly ha4 a rebuild The girls sal in an inforpial cir-; dent “would be allowed some .set understood his previous ■ Biolo^ "Having quoted this, the- letter would never have made the head assignment, fof lt wa.s’noticeable ■ grant. ing Job on hia hands with only cle asking questions roncetning number of- points which he could' then went on to 11# own question- line#, and never have needed" the Projects representing the Jimlor three lettermen coming back from, present styles, sptlng fashions, col not exceed. that He led clqsa discussion Thia Biology class indeed held tag: ■ . one sentence cure the President c- ' w ‘ d»s high schools of Manchester were: last year’s State championship or combinsUons. .spring colors and If student# will only remember "Is thia really the best we can Merle Tesater. first award; I-eslle •club. With Ai Johnson and Leo sport clothes. these three points, the-llmitat I n the attention of every student, and finally gave it. . . s'! i it also ■w-as Very.amusing to see a Carlson, second award; Suaam Cyr as oo-captalns^ the Indiana The meeting was very prosper- of clubs can he pu.«hed into tiie .d o in the way of foreign policy? What happened was that l^dgar, teacher become a itudent. How Fellham. accond award; Martin face a lough W gam* schedule. 1 ous and enjoyed by all. future. First, pick only the activ If we muit turn -for guidance to whose view# on anything are ne\.er ever unusual, the class was very S-'A* riij I Goodstifie. first award third Kathy Fournier '57 ities iin which you are really in one of the nioet Slachiavelliaih likely to be .jxjuch'of a secret, fell terested. and expect to- accept education. iplacei. Coach PaKil Phinney’s defending Donna Metcalf, '59. Btatesmen the world has Seen, oyr i into the hands and kind counsels All four junior high projects CCIL championship tra'ck squad V W A .IO DI.SPLAY share of respon.sibilitles. Second. foreign policy la Indg/ed bwKrupt. and quotations of the McCarthy from Manchester were products of also opens Its campaign during the ■Various______items from the Navajo do not join any more than you can ladiVn'chlldren are being di.spUyed : easil.v fit into your schedule; and Machiavelll advocated for the faction of American journalism students of Barnard Junior High. spring 'Vacation., taking part in the University of Connecticut Relays in Xhe library Included are color- | third, if you do not have the time ' Analysis Flays princes his day a foreign which has be«i preaching, for a D o e w f f l i ! at..Storra on Saturday. April 27, hil masks made by the childrerf. A | for an activity, resign and let , w ■ y pidicy completely • divorced from , years, that Dr. Milton Elsenhow er, The club appears •'"to be wall letter written by the first graderS sompone else take your place, Done by Stucl^nls all . ethical and moral standards. : Sherman Adams, and Paul O. Early . Am erica h Home Economists balanced and should make a and a snapshot accompanied the Clubs and sports play a large | .part in the spirit of any school. | baaed entirely on the premise that ■ Hoffman are dangerous, trjacher* L , strong bid for State honoia. masks. Also on display la the typi . Meet at School cal coatume of the Navajo children Students at Manchester High are Reports are being done bv Mr. tha end justifies the means - a ous, and slmoat-Commupistic i n - ,/ Because Eai;ly i^merican lighting w** 'Without a doubt Coach Phinney which constats of a long-aleeved fortunate to have a Tree choice of John Palmer's College Preparatory pqjlcy . moat recently and most fluencea on the Innocent good man limited to candles, we’ve adapted -TPhe Regional, ______Home ______Economic »•>(* Manchester will . miss such shirt and a bandana for their neck. such a large variety of activi’il'ea. English students concerning the- nakstUy eihployed by Hitler, M u s-'lb the Whit# House. When they ' interesting later pieces such aa MMtTng xvas held at Mancheater 1 stars as Bob Vinton. Bill McArdle Joan Kent '58 Liet'a keep it that way. recent assembly program which •ellni and Stalin. Richelieu was i got Edgar to say something that; - tbe.se milk glass oil lamps High School on April 8. Edsofitehd Danny Sliviilskl. but-several Karen-SHeckel''60 presented excerpt* from three - Shakespearean pleya. The reports one of tile most successful earlier seemed to join inferenttsUy in for New England interiors. M. Bailey, principal, took all the J reUrmlng veterans will fill their SCHOOL HOLDS DRIVE 'The Navajo Indian Drive has re- * RABBIT VISITS CLASS contained a critical analysis of the • pmetitionets o f jsuch a'policy, ' j their own crusaife, they unqueition- teachers that attended on a tour track sear capable. Dick These are 32; inches tall, have . * - o f' the new high school. ’Thd I and X>om Squatrito’ Sre the . ceived enthusiastic support from A rabbit in the CJiild -Develop plays, for which the students re the letter went on, "-does ably thought they were scoring a "tovnts that were represented a t: leaders, with Pepin epeclallalng in ! students and teachers alike. To ment Class (vaa the center ot at ceived extra credit. * textured fabric-over parchment ahadei; In order to broaden their views, our national i'ntereat really de- major point, and making real this meeting were South Windsor, the broad Jump and sprints, while raise money for the drive, some' traction of all the youngsters and ami learn more of - Shakespeene’l Rnn(9that w# embrace and imitate . progress in their effort to clean the ■ ‘ 3-light sockets,. Were $14.95. SUffletd. BloomBeld, Slmabuo'. Squfitrito hap^ea the, pole vault., Uacher# have charged the stu- o f the atuderita M well. MUa Ruth Shinn loaned the class her rabbit writing. Mr. Palmer sugpeetad tO’ ■uch a policy in the atomic age" liberals out of' the -White -House Manchester and ThompaonYille. de'nu small fees to see films. There Mrs. Ruth C. Cowles, State Su Other boys bound to give the have also b«;n reporU of students tor. the day. 'Ihe -children ■w-ere the students that thiey visit tha lo. IT. ga we avow.,;ot*r chief aim Is and capture the President for the | cal theater to see "Hunlet": and ^ pervisor o f Horn# Bcononilca, wad chib a . Utt are Dick I^flUiama In hiddtag, with the highest bidder very excit^ over their visitor. ww'ld we likely rto Pjsrty'a arch conservatives.'Edgar' ■Q A guaat apeaker. Plana were mada the aprinU. Joe DyetM and .Roger getting to take the abeentee list Many' ot 'the children had never, “Romoo andlJuliet-?: .j, , •ktova-ithis 'iim . by pUcing ^ r : was, at thia point, tha beat weapon for /the- fall conference, to be held ~ ' iana In Ihe discua and ahof to the office. W^lh the generous ssxh a rabbit before. There_were Following the atiidy at M i n i m i TNI PAMAY-fm peare, the students will ^ ia t R liasce on nrilltary tlllancea; they, had found in years of follow- at the Nbrwich Inn. Bauea Warrea ta tha pola Formation Swimming Perfornmne donaUons rebeived from many, it is many different reactions, but by Clendaniel la tho little. hoped that the amount collected the and of.thb claaa all tbe/iyouiW- sYrite I poetry. Each-al~“" “ fsHtnle seine of-the world'ajing /heir theme. .935 MAtN STREET ' A T A P A M N Y Cfiffee was aclwed at the begta- F om ation swii/uninc U demonatjated l»y (ttont lo back) ____ Joan ’Taylor, _ Mary Aitp Beach. Barbara o f the JDMtihg; and a Kd RUT and Siodr In fram this year's drive asceed* all aUrs liked - the "bunhy' tmee a chaade to write i URMt lHH^kMrd and ipulf mocratle ! Unfortunately, presidential SuMWB, Ltada’Nclwa and PiX Vtoodt. This swimmini YitM preoantsd ta'tlM liyrlBunlBf Bjallet MANCHESTER^ (m at ef tMchon want SintWB, prevle^ years. w ealed te pet or feed him. bU? jpreas1. conferanca, cama along ba- world iiora Ui4y kad :h tima t«.kwijig .■If • n
J I ■■ . 1 i l . ated by its new owners aa Kraiiee’a Council 16, iKtate, County and M unicipsl. Em ployes', Union, yvho D of I to Sponsor Beat kind Bakery Inc. P/ay Boost Given Ice-Ar^nia Slaves has hSaded a long campaign for n m o ^ i o w Standard Schools The firm will start business with Style'ShowHere $6,000! capital sn dis aulborized to. To Prison, Guards pay tncreaaaa for all State em African Blood Found . ployes, la a prison guard. ' irp io -ia M , Daily Radio W HAT—t io Urged on Stale Additional Shows . issue 500 shares of ospUftl stock at' Koelsch Replaces Shattuck $100 par value. Wethersfield, April 19 (/Pi—The A fashion Show to' be sponsored Rushinq of tha watar maim; of fW Town of M ao - W'l>OP— 1410 by St. Margaret's Circle, No. 280, WOOO—U96 EMUrn DajrUfbt Tima Th^^e-Arama at the Shopping The Incorporators are Dave and Foard of Directors of the State's Extended forecast chostar Watar Dapartmoiit wifl bofin A R ri 2$, Hartfora, April i» A SUte In 21% o f U.S. Whites Margaret C. Pal, W. Wllllngton; Daughters of Isabella, - Monday, Sf rtafor yesterday called for aland- Parkade^ai been attrabting good As Little League President Theresa S. Boos, Yonkers, N. Y., Prison and* the Stats Personnel May 6 at the Waddell Scl),ool. has 1957. . Tha foUwrin* pro*r»m' acl»ens In the or out/ Llttle League since,it was started itity Union., to represent him at She was born Dec. 24, 1902 In He said the 'guard force has from Terl’a Bridal Shop. WDRC-^al Kolby WDRC—Robert Q. Lewla' study were based on a number of Wind up the appMrance of Inier- New York pity, and had lived in dropped from 162 men to "a dan the period, but somewhat cooler Tickets are now available to the WPO^Waaworka WPOP—Counter 8»y archltectuNG' magmiflcence and nationally-famous skating atanf. here. He flrat, served as um pire'the meeUng. The Sadlaks expect on Saturday and S)inda>« Warmer l:U - educational values.” African origin. _ asaumptlons. With one exception, and then as coach. La.st year he to return home May 2. | this area most of her life. She gerous low” of 128. ' public and may .be obtained by WHAY—Polka Party _ , tomorrow, at 11:30 a.m., 1;80 and was a member of St. John'.s Epis Tuesday and Wednesday. Show- * ‘ wHaV—Open Hou« He asked thb,e8tabllshment of And> from the study, said pn jaij i>r. stuckert. the asaumptlons conducted a beginnera class in ad- j Telephone Training Planned To obtain the $340-lncrease. the contacting Mrs. Anthony Lum- WCi^-Reoun Rarut ’ WCCC—Good Eyamnt Oood Muatn Rohert P. Stuckerp graduate in- j "would tend to minimize the 4:30 p.m. copal Church and Coventry era and scattered thuiiderstorma WKNB—Muaic a committee to i^eatlgate school ditkm to hie regular coaching job. A leletraining program, dcaigned guards must apply for»^the post of bruno 29 Foxcroft Dr., or any WVC—Reiie HlMer wnc—Monitor structor of sociology at th,e univer-. eatimate." Grange. "correotional ^ ofheer" and go Saturday and Sunday and again member o f the follow-toig commit WDRC-Toara Truly building costs. 'V ‘ For the past three yeara Koelsoh I to teach the effective iwe of the Tuesday or Wednesday. Total WBRC—Cal Kolby He also called for a niidy to de sily. "It is possible to estimate ’ At One point in the study, ty o had aaalated in coaching the to u r-! telephone in business situation.s, -Be.Hides her husband she leaves through a training program. All of tees: WPOP—Waxworka Wp OP—Counter Spy R daughter. Mi-ss Patricia Anne precipitation one half 'to one and ItlS*- I lia — ' termine whether the Stat^should that in less than Iwa generations alternative assumptions t^'ere Ct J. MORRISON • nameiit team. will probably be offered to busl- the guards nave made the appll- Mrs. Leo Johnson, chairmao, a hal,* inches. 1 WHAY—Goma Forward mors than half the persons classl- nrade. One was on a basis of aelee- PRESCRIPTIONS Luetjen. and a sister. Mrs. Joseph . tion, the warden reported. and hen assistants, Mrs. William I WTIC—Monitor provide standardized school build TTje Midget Basketball I.eague,, ne.sa students in Rockville High ing plans for use by towjis. ' ^ fied as white will have some (j^e mating: the other oh a basis Ranno., SomerYille, N. J. The Increase also seta the start Gallo and Mrs. John McCarthy, WDRC—Robert Q. Lewta r "F t m pick*up 4 PAINT all WAUPAPER COMPANY which it composed of about the■!’School next month, Principal Al- wPOP—Qucen'e Men He' said a public school in hia Afncan of random mating. •ame group of boys as the LlUle ; len Dres.ser, said today. Tlie funeral will be held at 11 ing pa.v of new guards at $3,600, Mansfield Aide Fined decorations. , i i e a - He Said one conclu.sion stands Explaining this, JDr. Stuckert ^ and CNMl ddivary''dniivary'' J a.m. tomorrow at the Ladd- Fu Mrs. Joseph Schaueter, rhair- in>OP—Wazworka WHAV-^olna Forward town recently cost $1,200 a pupil WE GREEN STAMPS League, waa directed by Koelsch Tlie course, sponsoij^ bv .the Instead of $3,480. After six months, oiltjfrom the data in the study; said: I I neral Home, with the Rev. Mau Mansfleld, April 19 UP) — Ralph man of the refreshment commit- WTIC—Monitor .i to build, while a private school in 3S5’ CENTEfc^^REET—TEL. Ml 9-9713 this winter. Southern New England Telephone new guards will become "correc * ■ wS a V—BatW *U™ban WDRC—Robert Lewla the same town cost hslf that i^uch. Jifylh of White Plan's Past Helivtive Mating ExpbUned Shattuek, haa been president of Co., has the approval of the State rice G. Foulkes. , pastor of St. tional officers” and receive^ an an Elliott, 24, of Djtyville. a psvchi- tee, assisted In serving by Mrs. WCCC—Record Rtvu#' WPOP—Queen'a Men • ^Arthtfr Ding Stores] John's Episcopal Church, officiat stric Fide St the Mansfield State i Edward Matushak, Mrs, John WKNB-P.M.,, tita- He said the public school had more "The belief in the racial uni "Under .selective mating, the the League for the past two years Board of •Education and has been nual pay of $3,900. • . ' w n c —Roaa MUl»r WHAY—Niaht Watch frills, y. formity of an individual's ancestor probability of whites of non-Afri He will remain a member of the considered .successful In other ing. Burial will be In Grove- Hill Connecticut's pay scale for Training School, pleaded guilty | Zboray, Mra, John Lappen and WDRO—Record WTIO—Monitor H erald some communities seem may be. the basic myth pf the can ancestry mating with persons high schools. Cemetery. ye-stCrdav to kicking an 11-year- Mrs. .Wijllam DeHan, following WPOP—warworka WDRC—The World Tonlaht League and it la e»pected he will guards. Richmond said, is now the WPOP—Modern Sound'a t o ^ competing with others In an |vhlte mart’s past,” classified as Negro is one-tenth be active In a' lesser capacity. Miss Arima Cahipo and Mtsa Friends may call at the funeral second highest in the country, ex old patient abd rho.se a $100 fine the show,. home today from J to S’ p.m. *‘ wiLlV—R'liy-Wniball ilia — effort to build more lavish schools. In a .speech, prepared for the of what would be expected If mat ‘.Trial of Mary Dugan’ Margaret Hart attended a meeting ceeded only by Osllfomia. instead of 1.5 days in jail on a Mrs. Edward J. Cavsgnaro is WCCO-Record Review WHAY—Night WaKh One school I saw recently has sn 66th annual meeting of the Ohio ing. were random. The figure of Tollana counlv nuperlor Court at .Windham High School Tues- President Frsnk Gallsgher of i cruelty to person charge. in charge of publicity. WKNB-P.M. WTIC—Monitor Vernon and Talcottyllle news WTIC—Newa WDRC—The World Tonight auditorium in it which is the moat j Academy of Science at Bowling one-tenth was^AsIAblished on the- ill FISHER...FOR SUM room will be the scene of '"The : day regarding the program. ------WDRC—NewaLJU»rter WPOP—Modem Soundi / luxurious theater I have ever seen. Green State Univeialty, Dr,< Stuck- basls of previous estimates of the Trial of Idary-Dugsm." Mav 4 at i It is the practice of the telephone Items' are handled thcough— The • WPOP—Bob and Ray ■ ;ga— There Is no reason for such lavish-1 ert said the research project .was 8:15 p.m. The Hillyer College | company .to loan equipment to thp Herald's Rockville Bureau, 7 W, WHAY—Night Watch relative size of the Mulatto popula * ’,wSaV—Record R^eo WTIC—Monitor , ness." he said. | undertaken "to determine the tion and studies of the mixed an- Theater players will conduct the 1 school fon the duration of the pro '.Main St., telephone T R e m o n t WCCO-Record Renew WDRC—Ruaa Kaughlon / He suggested that a special di- validity of the popular belief in’ -reiitry of Negro groups, trial, under, the direction of Edgat- gram, 5-9186. ' WKNR-P.M.„.„ WPOP—Modern Spunde vision, of the State education de-1 the non-NeKro ancestry of person} Kloten. ' ‘ Bowling Banquet Het w n c —Rom M Her 1:44— . ' ' On the .selective mating asr WDRO—Cal Kolby W HAY-Night Watch partmenl be set up and staffed by classified as whitis.” . .sumption, the study showed that Jo Ann Bronson. "Mias Hartford rpjjg bowling banquet of the Jun- WPOP—Bob and Ray WTIC—Monitor / architects and other experts. Tlicy He described the popular defi 21.1 per.rent or 28.423.000 persons ,of 1956 '. will appear as New will be held at 6:30 Shaimons to Nolf' •I W DRC—P.uea Naugljron WHAV—SwiM WPOP—Modern Sodnda « would d:sft standard functional nition of a Negro as that of "a had Africs^n ancesfpy out of a York chorus girl accused of mur p, m. Monday in the Koaciuszk,o WCCO—Record Renew ii..aa_ plans and tnake them available to person having any known trace of total of 13.'i,21.’i,000 persons classi dering her wealthy-suitor. Club. WKNB-P.M. The novel production haa ap 25th Anniver.sarv WTIC—Rosa Miller W HAY-Niaht Watrh any town interested. African ancfstry, regardless of fied s.s whites in, 19.r0. Guest speaker will be Steve WDRO—Cal Kolby w n c —Cavalcade of Sporta On the random mating a.ssump- peared so realistic in Hartford per Witk'owsW of Wesleyan Tlniyersity, WDRC—Ruaa Naughtnn how far back one must go to firfd Mr. and .Mrs, Harold Shannort. | WPOP—Bob and Ray ; tion, the percentage of white with formances, with Us actual <'ourt- head trainer for the U. S. track WPOP—Modern Sounda it” 17 Oval I-ane. whose 2.5th wedding i iiiia— African ancestry in 1950 would room setting, that audiences ri.se and field team in the 'Olympics ' t ^ y —Swliia To social scientists, "defining a anniversary fails on April 21. Ka.sl- 1 WCCC—.Record Renew WHAY-Nlahl Watch _ Coil lit V YW Meets have been 54 9 per rent or when "Judge" Anthony Tomaro, this year. Witkowski is considered WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporta racial group generally poses a There's no time to lose! Call Hartford attorney, appears to open or Sunday, will keep "open house" WKNB-P.M. WDRC—Ruea Naiighlon 74.202.0(10 person.s. one of Connecticut’s bowlers. WTIC—Rom Miller problem." he ^aid. "A definition for their friends during the day. WPOP—Modern Sounda At Center Cliiireh Dr. Stuckert said, he believes the MI 9-7111 today and we ll pick up court. Walter Berlhold will .be toast WDKC—Maetera Golf of a race has yet to be propo.sed The plav is sponsored here by They were married in Barre. Vt., WPOP—Weather and Newa. that is .satisfactory -for all pur- 54.9 per cent figure approximates | master of the event at which tro WHAY- Night Watrh your rtira for aafe atorage In our the Rockville Rotary Club. -ftaa— phies will be presented. but have lived in Manchester for a WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporta The annual meeting of the Hart poses. Thi.s is particularly true of a maximum estimate, but that the modem cold storage vaulta . . . 100th .Anniversary number of. years. Mr.s. Shannon, WCCO—O n ? Reenlnf Good Uuaia JVDRC—Ruaa Naughtftn Invited guests, include Mayor ford County YWCA will be held in the term 'Negro' In the United 21.1 per cent figure probably is an The tooth anniversary of hitlon the former Alice’ E. McAllister, is WfOfB—Today In SporU WPOP—Modern Sounda ■afe from heat, moisture, mothi Herman G. Olson, Fiisl .Selectman Wno-Hewa _ Manchester at the Center Congre States." I Underestimate. Hose Company will be celebrated a ntirses aide and her husband is ’ WDRO—Newai Weather **WlfAY—NtghI Watch _ gational Church Tuesday evening, and fully inaured. . Herbert I. Pagaili, Andrew .Syn- STO April 27 with open h.-mse at the employed by the Samuel K. ■ WPOP—Newa ai’TIC—Cavalcade of Sporta old. president of the Kosyliiszko Introducing - April 30, at 6:30. Frospect St. firehouse l-aveiy Co , We.-il HarUoid. They ■tU —. WDRC—Ruaa Naughlnn A dinner will be served by the enub, team sponsor. WIUy-«portB Bpouiabt WTOP—Modern Sounda All citv firemen, ex-firemen and have a married daugliter. Cynthia. - WCCO—Good Crenlna Oood Miute Grace Group of the churrh, follow- • ‘I:**- o,. ^ city officials are invited to attend Beniefit llruoiii !>bilr .Mrs. Roland Dovon of Hariftu'd; ; WKNB—Serenade WHAY—Night Watch ing which Mrs. Paul M. Jotjea, ' OF MANCHESTER Hart's cm Exompla of Our SMraqa Ratos: The Rockville Excliange Club WTIO—Btiorta ^ _____ WTIC—Newa chairman of the national public af RETCHER GLASS CO, Mitchell the celebration'from 2 to 9 p.ip. and a son. Conrad, who is with the | A REVELATION FOR HOME EXTERIORS! WDRC—Weather and Zalman WDRC—Newa -1 will conduct a broom sale May 4 WPOP—Lawrence W»lk faira committee, will be the speak- ; 9-7879 Chief John F. A.she is in charge Navy, stationed at Qiionaet Point. | WPOP—Newa Coot veduod at $100 . . . Storod for $3.00 of the progra’m, assisted by Asst. benefiting two charities. The club R, I., and -is married; two other •:aa— er of the. evening. The annual 188 WEST MIDDI.E TURNPIKE bnv.s the brooms from the blind,, WHAT—Serenade ” wHAY-Night ttAlch business meeting will- also be Chief John Schwartz and ex-C7apt. daughters. Colleen in Manchea- j WCCC—Good Kyealng Oood Muele w n c —Sporla—Weather John Bock. Capt. Herbert R and uses the proceeds of their ter High School and Catherine in | WKNB—Alan Brown WDRC—Rua.a Naughton held at this time. CORNER DURANT ST. w n c —Emil Cole WPQP—Modern Sounda The spring meeting is held at 'wormstedt heads the company, the ! sales for a scholaiship fund for grade .school. WDRC—Mualc a la Carte vatioua towns in the county annual USE OUR BOX ST0RA6E oldest one in town. i high school student.s Mrs. Shannon’s brother. Carl E. WPOP—Mel Allen It WHAY—Night•.*•- Symphony NEW LARGER QUARTERS Choate to .Address .Men WTIC—Starlight Serenade ly. The company was named for McAlh.ster and hi.s wife. Marion.’ Mp.na’Stone converts your house •i«S—WHAY—Serenade ...... PLENTY OF FRONT .AND REAR PARKING Everything you can pack into the Stor-A-Box pro Orosley. Fitlon, an official of the ■^incent A. Choate, exei-utive entertained in their honor Wednes- WCCC—Good Eyenlna Ofod Uuato WDRC—Ruaa Naughton Those pl(uining to attend are WPOP—Modern flounda asked to make their reservations tected against moth*, fire and theft and stored for Rockrille Manufacturing Co. ..and .secretary of the Chamber of Com-I evening at their home. 143 WKNB—Eyenlna Serenade AUTO GLASS INSTALLED merce. will addre.ss a meeting o f , .McAllister to n home. iSo artificial color w n c —Three sBu taira tti«AWIl’AY—Night - Symphony St the YWC.‘ office by April 25. for many years a fire commisaion- WDRC—Lowell Thomaa WTIC—Starlight Serenade $5,00, the Men's Club at S^t. John s Kpia- ^lade a 4-tiered wedding rake for WTOP—Meet the ArUit w. ings as often found in other WDRC—Night Owl GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Our Box Storage Plan will Summer-.Store your bulky Hdspital Notes copal Church Tiiesday at 8 P-m. party and her son. Carl-TaJrb- , *'t?HAY—Jan Alley Cirhnwaki |‘'acpa Ta.x Siiil Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Lillian Francis .1. Prichard is in charge a ’ eandleabra with lighted , WCCC—Qoud ICyenlna Oood Muale winter woolens, 36” x 20" x 10” box furnished FREE, of the program, which will include I (gp*,-.,. Forty silver dollars 1 stones. Without douht ^The WKNB—Evenlnf Sertnade MIRRORS (Fir»ptac9 and Door) Lynch, Somrts; Mrs. Olivo Griggs. Hartford. April 19 (gb-’-Former Fill it with cloth coats, dresses, childreri's clothes, 102 Prospect -St.: Mrs. Annie refreshments,. ^ I wrapped in foil, the gift of the rel- [ w n c —Dick Br-*-'Burtel Accordion Arlisl State Sen. Stanley .1., Qchowski of WDRC—Atftea■a ‘n Andy PICTURE^MING sweaters, jackets, skirts, woolens and blankets. Troml^y. Bptred Brook; David To Show "flfciis Fans” • j stives and friend.s. were fastened 1 Most Beautiful covering on the WPOP—rultdnon Lewta Jr. New Bfitain. will appear in. U.S. Ward, RFD" 2r Mrs. lola Kibbe. ^ The Wonuin's Guild of Union to the branches. Will Plav Here District Court Monday to answer *'wHAy—Jan Alley __^ In the FA^iL everything will be returned cleaned and Meadowbrbok Rd. Ellington. i Congregational Church _wlll hold market today WCCC—Good Evenlnf Oood Muato a charge that he did pot file an in WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Dlschrtrged veslerdav: Mrs . a family night at . :.30 p,m .1 WKNi^Allen Brown ■ Under the sponsorship of Modern come tax return for the year 1953. freshly pressed at regular dry cleaning prices. Cllntpn Church’ and son; Mrs. ! "'edne.sday at the church., James w n c —Dick Burtel JALOUSIES: Installation la i^uick, Eaay and Economical. desses. 4s.- WDRC—Amoa 'n Andy j, School of Music, television and re The government claims he made Georgette Farnham. Warehouse ! B. Hove will present rinoils piC- $5,915 that 'year, which would color, entitled 'Glrcus WTOP—H. p. Moraan » cording accordionist Charles Mag- CONTRACTOR.S: WE HAVE IN STOCK Bt.: Fred Hoffman. RFD 3. tures In LAWN MOWERS ckriy a tax of $649, Neglecting to Fans." *'wHAY—Elllen Band Repcrta nante will present an accordion MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Sadlaks Off to Europe • 5HARPENED MAKE YOUR HOME THE WCCC—Good Bvenina Good Muale file is s misdemeanor, carrying a “ Congre.saman-at-large Antoni N. .'Attachmeot Withdrawn WiCNB—Erenin* Serenada concert next Wednesday at the msxirmim penalty of a year In OPEN S.ATURDAVS — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS An attachment against property w n c —Newa M World FUR Sadlak and Mrs. Sadlak will ^ave • REPAIRED SHOWPLACE OF THE WDRO—Amoa and Andy Waddeii School a t 7:30 p.m. pri.son and a $5,000 fine. e s t i m a t e s g l a d l y g iv e n Washington. D, C. tomorrow by of Overbrook Heights filed last PICK-UP and DELIVERY WPOP-G. Haattar Ml week with the town clerk, has been He will open his program with STORAGE, Inc. plane for Europe. They will spend NEIGHBORHOOD WITH A both popular and classical numbers FISHER the Easter weekend in Pans before withdrawn. wunurawn. The me action was being Television Programs on the accordion, including many going on to Nice where they will brongb^bv Berson Bros. Inc. Bruce" s On Page Two aelections for which he Is well stay two weeks. ■ Baker.v -lacorporated .MAXCHflSTER— MI 9-7958 NEW MESA-STONE EXTERIOR. 9-7111 325 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER The former Krau.s«ls Bakery. 40 known. Rep. Sadlak will attend a com In addition to playrng, teaching mittee meeting in Nice to prepare Prospect St., has been incorpor- and writing music for the ac 9 A.M . to 9 P.M. cordion, Magnante la sn authority allied FACTOBT AL'THOBIZED on ampliflratiort and hi-fi sound. RUSCO Tickets for . the accordion con-j BOYS’ SHOES T V S E R V IC E The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY C A Honae C«II cert may be purchased at Modern Porch Encloiures 9 ■••MW Ptns Parts School of Music, 875 Main St. BUB-0080 • jArxiusffis •srrllaa All Muckester Area Norwich H im Rcc Aide • TRIPLE-VENTILATING J < d j l £ a & i ji A , • h o r i z o n t a l 'SLIDE s AWTk'iNG TYPE KNOW YOUR Here^s Security with a Double Feature Norwich. April 19 . (S’! The' Norwich City Recreation Advisory! Free Sketches and E»tlmalei. Board has voted unaniniously to He HAD A FIT--anil a good fit with Modarn TV Sarviet recommend hiring a permanent ^ EEtclaat — Depeadable recreation director for the city. RUSCO SALES OFFICE The board urged the poeition b e ; !ft£ti-j>ten-ilai children's shoes RcMie and TV Sarvie* 149 Middle Tpk*. W . created at a minimum salary of WAY MT 3-8I8S Tel. Mi 9-3641 INSURANCE AGENCY Populor Koli-slen-iVs BU O-SStS $4,500. or Ml 9-4856 hove taafnlats backs 910 Hnldiip Pair Hiinlcd The Bartlett-Bralnard Co. comforioble bulb- _ Weal Hartford, Conn. shopad heels, with no seams Berlin. April 19 i/Ti Police con- • in back to irritate young FINANCIAL IS MESA-STONE? tinned their search today for two GENERAL Showroom ()pen Daily Come in — men who robbed a service station see the difference I Mesa-Stone is a pre-cast, Ih'e-steani cured stone, manufartured T V S E R V IC E of $10 and escaped in a Rhode Is Friday l^itil 9 P. M. under the most exacting meth^fis. land car through police, cordons ★ RUGGED Days yfaterday. The get-away car forced | Saturday BENEFITS! Nights $2.95ptuti^r;!. a police cruiser off the road during | 9 A. ,M. to 3 P. M. TEL. Ml 8-5482 an 85^mile-an-hour chase. The po/| lice driver was tininjured. • i ★ DURABLE I. Low Cost Life Insurance Why Is MESA-ST.ONE f Can be applied to any wall surface! NO' EASTER 2. 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OPEN EVENINGS— OPEN A U DAY EASTER SUNDAY ...... ,... U> cal' ...... JARVIS ACENCY ...... ■- f I ' \ : ■ ■V - v . - ' i J\- sy ■ \. V '.'V . K ^ ^ ■■■I' „ A. 7 J-L- PAGE EUJVEN ' M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a L d . m a n c h e s t e b . c o n i ^., F r i d a y , a p r i l 1 9 , - MANCHESTER EVENING tifERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 19> l$g7 P 1 ^ 7 ^ACE TEN T Paul Philips, Nancy ■ Sh^rdj^ Colllrts, chairman-of th* Commle- Sonlh,-Windsor' marking period:has been an Easter Efl'ff Hunt nounced by Principal Henry Adams Howard Slater, Constance. sCSFr, slbn. ’ - Israelis Fear Senior Scouts 6a follows: Seniors; special honors: Dean Tapley,' Rafen Tbotman, Mr. The application of John and ATTENTION! Chitai Janet Stoddard: high honors: and Mrs. Richard J.^ Brown. Mr. Wanda Slater requesting a zone A In-case of rain on-Saturday and Mrs. Robert M. Paris, and change for their property oh Troy Kblakowski’s Victim morning, .the Eaator' Egg Hupt Honor Grads , Jeanne ’ Ellison, NBertha Jarvis, 24, . 24 Mrt. Frederick' Slater, Rd. -was postponed until a future ^Trend’ in y.§. Assist Groups will be held on Easter .Sunday Jeann* Marlin, bqnce Stoker, . Birth Announced fhcetlng of the Commission. afternooh at 3,, If the weather is Marilyn West; honoHi: Maureen HOUR HOUR ree in Gun Duel doubtful, call the East Side Announced by Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.vnch o f Policy on Suez ■Many hour* of volunteer Service Park View Dr., are the parents of Manchester Evening H e r a I d I Wore No Protection Recreation Center for clarifica ^unloi's, special honbrsi^lUrley for various organfzationa In town OIL - f tion on Saturday morning. A son born April 16 at 8t. Francis Wapplng South Windsor corre BURNER (Continued from Png* One) Peterson;-' high hofiors: cynthla Hospital. Mrs. Lynch is the former (Confined from .Page Ont) have been put in since last Septem High School spondent Mrs. O. Warren West Pelton, Lois Sharp; honors' Eliza Joan Whitten. (Oontinea from F»ge One) the cheet. He turned, fired once ber by the members of the five SERVICE DELIVERY They went ditectly to a *«f* he-’ beth Hood and Kelch Krawski. Tax Payments Due brook, ielephone MItcholl 9-4014. I u e steira, end collepaed. rights. Israeli Foreign Ministry hind the t ashler’s, cage and Sgt. Senior Girl Scout troops. So'dth Windsor, April 19 (Spe Bophotgqres, high honors; Diane bloodhound* t«ere brought into ^ Police Capt. Philip Schwert* Obituary ’These Senior Scouts have helped Mrs. Myrtle Odium, tax col sources let it be known they feel James O'Neill said he fired a warn Rhee Spares Life cial) -Janet Stoddard, daughter of Blackmore; honors: Peter Boasen, lector, vriU be at, hef; office In the thl* are* Bv the State Police, thej- pulled Horan to a protected place, ing blast above the burgiafa ■ pucH groups as the Red Cross, Dan Elmore, Cj'nthia Jarvis, B arringer to Ask WHY ACCEPT ANOTHER Israel's rights are belnj^orgotten.. Manchester Memorial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoddard of Sul Toiba Hall tomorrrow morning » . -air hut « r P .«, i” heatls. The spray of bullet* Katherine Mansur, James Robert*. r™ Fears V.S, Reiiymting Ground Obsen'er Corps and the Of ROK General livan Avenu^, has been named from 4);30^,ami. to, X2 noon to re knocked put th* light over the Freshmen, special hon(ft's: Kai;en only circled through the wooda be- schwarti atayed in the Bimilarl^,. govarnjrtfent quarter* Deathr Heart .Fund. valeCllctorian of -lier class this ceive payments for taxes. Court Fee Hikes . OIL WHEN YOU CAN hind the Slater home and re-1 cellar, covering the ataira. wall safe. •** inie Cards Seoul, April 19 (/P)—President ■year at Ellsworth High School. Adams, Nancy Roman; high hon Drive Ends. ar* apprehensive/fhat the United The trapped men then, eald ors: Maxine. Boxer, Charlotte Gaa- turned there. I Schwartz fired four time*, twice ■ During the current Red Cross Syngman Rhee today commuted She haa befen active in many extra Mrs.-HoWa^ Muir, chairman of Hartford; A^ril 19 iJf)— State STILL GET SHELL O ll.- States Ms retreating on its position Adrian Oroot Sr. O'Neill, . j returned fire after he. had campaign, members of Senior the death sentence given Lt. Gen. curricular activltler as well as be aai'iho, Judy Cutlei;, Lorraine Gag the Easter Real sale, has an-' • It waa from theae wooda that through the clbaed kitchen door Police!" Sen. Benjamin L. Barringer (R- on the Giiif of Aqaba. Troops 2 and .50, Mrs. John Kang Moon Bong to life Imprlabn- ing an honor roll student. non. Nancy Hubley, Roger Mansur. nounced th at'an ^t $430 haa been Mra. Slater firat heard her brother twice Adrian Groot Sr., W, form er^ ;, *"5 S ’t ,he dirt O’Neill command- New |Milfordl says he will take ac FROM M & M OIL SERVICE Israeli newspapers generally are Mortimer and Miss Jacqueline ment. He was coilvicted of master Salutatorian ot the class will be Kathleen Rberte; honors: Clyde received to date. The drive will end a'he^w^ o^m lh^i ?h?n":£ " a b a t e r tw'o ahoU critical of President Eisenhower Hollander, leaders, respectively, minding the aa.sas;sinatlon of South Lance Stoker, son of Dr, and Mrs. Johnson., this Sunday. tion in. the General Assembly next green ' \ 7 GREEN Members Received backyard hanging up someaome waanwaal^- r^rang ^ ^ out from the kitchen. Police and American policy. On* paper have rejorled every day after Korea's cdunterintelligence chief. Warren Stoker of Ash..Rd. He waa No definite goal bgs been set week to try to increases entry fees STAMPS S-PAMPS day In ^ ^e- The policemen, however, kept up New members.were ‘received in in the Superior and -Gipmmon Pleas com n^ted. that "the whole chap school at the Red Cross office to The CIC officer, Lt. Gen. Kim for iiie drive.-but Mrs. aUilr urges ATTRACTIVE BUDGET PLAN ahot hlniself to death. .ic l^ d ^ in 'M a X M e i- for man^ their firing-U h^ to both the First Congregation Courts by two dollars a case. W e n Kolakowskl waa found ter negotiations in Washington One bullet split a burglar alarm assist in filing cards and doing other Chang Yofig, was shot to death al) those whio have not yet con After that they warned him by on/the subject of freedom of'pas- years before moving several clerical work. Every flaj for two Jan.^30, 1956. Kqng. 34, was sen al a n d Wapplng Community tributed to do -SO. The sale liu^on- -Barringer said yesterday he dead in the kitchen his gun was louda^aker to come out. Then they wire and set off the alarm. under his knees. A fully loaded sajge for Israeli ships in Suez and months ago. He was proprietor of week* preceding the last visit of tenced to death Wednyday by an Churches at special Maundy sored by the Abe E. Mille'r-^ost, would make the move aa an amend fired tear gas into the house. Former Policeman clip waa in one pocket pf his grey thexGulf of Aqaba shows sign* of a "juice bar ” in Panama City. the Bloodmoblle to Manchester Arm.v. court-i-nai-tial. -Four other, Thursday services last night. AL Auxlllaiy. ment to a bill now before Ufe Sen CHARLES J. MiHiCUCCI, Jr. Then, almost two hours aftfr the slow but constant retreat from the •He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ann Police said that Rentner’a gun igirls from Troop 1, Mis.s Emily persons have been sentenced to Petition Denied ate on transfer of cases between ahlpplng to boycott the ' reopened was emptied while two rounds had A t a Communion service in the BROOKFIELD RD, BOLTON— MI 3-7605 killer first called from the wo<^s. undertslUnga given by the United Groot of Holland: silt' daughters, Smith, leader, reported after death and four to prison terms for Wapping Chiinh, the. following The Planning,and Zoning Com he two courts. Last week the Leg Was a half bottle of whiskey. police entered the house and foiihd been fired from Berlimio’a wekpon. The shot which killed Kolakow- States." \ Mrs. Michael Yaroma. Mr.s. Pat- BChebl.and spent two hour.s check participation in the plqt.. people joined; Mr. and Mrs. mission meeting last night in th* islature passed, five); a gubernator OFFICE: 843 M A IN ST.^ M ANCHESTER— M I 9-7540 him sprawled on the kitchen floor, They identified Rentner as a: for ■ki destroyed many of tlie featui ea Another^paper 'said the "latest rick Farrell and Miss Elisabeth ing the'files and calling prospec Former commanding general of C. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Town Hall, denied the application ial veto, a bill climinatihg the $5 his head in a pool of blood. illce . Groot, all of Manchester. Mrs. mer policeman in suburban May- of Robert E. Murray of King St. fee for withdrawing cases from of his‘face. Major Remer said that Police crouch behind cruiser in front of home in S««tleld where gun baUle t ^ k P>»ce between^^ ’developmejitA'by competent Ameri wood. who had been asked to re- tive donors. the. Korean Second Army, Kang mond Miller; by confession of there were tentative plans^ to have ‘If* All Over’ Iran. can spokeamen\differ from what Wifliam Leggett of East Hartford, Girls from all the troops -work twice was decorated with the na-- He had requested a change from the docket. — H ii liafkr went to a neighbor s and fugitive Francis Kolakowskl-which ended in his death and that of FBI Agent Richard P.Ttpi faith, the following young people; ~^Xho wTTnfs^i»~"iTrt1re hold*" waa said when llje Israel,! Arm y ~Mra. Joseph" Petrqskt—of—Newton--sign last year. regularly as program aides in tion’a highest military "Taeguk" Gilbert- Birdsey, Nola Collins, J. residential lo indu.slrial zone on house to tell her parentg in Florida up case view Kolakowski’a body. stood at Sharm ^ Sheikh and Highlands, Mass., and Miss Wil- Patrick i-v-vDeeley. chieF of d^nc- Brownie or Intermediate troops, to award. In his clemency order Rhee Kii4>y Holcombe. Janet Lane. Lin his property on the north side of How'ever. he did not hold out much "It's all over. He’s dead." Gaza." . \ helmina Groot of Holland; a son, tlvea, credited O’Neill and thw assist the leader* with- troop pro cited the general's military record. da Lchtonon, Judy Platt, Marion Burnham s't. at, the East Hartford MriV Horan, who has a 2'.j-^•■ 2 This-style comes in: hope that the remains would ap a In the negotiations iX g *t larael Adrian Groot Jr. of Manchester; a other detectives with a "terriflt' grams. This is the main .service Sharp, William Smith, Donna town line. year-old Von, first heard of her Job. ” and said he would recom F A(mosV2 Million ^ Brown Red pear aa KolakoW^i did while Don’t Lot New Car Fever You to withdraw from the Strip brother, 9*rar4-Groot of Holland; rendered by Mariner Troop 3, Mrs. Spencer, Charlc.* Wat-son and Rua- - In refusing Murray’s applica husband's death cm a news broad mend all aeveh for extra compen alive. \ - and the coast of the Gulf oiAAqaba, and 15 grandchildren. James Smith, leader. Jorgensen Denies scll West. tion. the Commission said that the f PRESCRIPTIONS J Black - > Blue Several dozen FBI agents canie cast. President Elsenhower, s u p p le d Funeral arrangements, being sation and creditable mention. A unique service to members of zone in question was ruled residen Said Gov. Abraham Rlblcoff There was a Communion and ► "SAFELY FILLED" ^ to the scene Thursday under the By DOUGLAS LAR.SEN Premier David Ben-Gurlon'a "h^pea handled by the John B. Burke Fti- Police said Rentner was under the Girl Sqout organization is ren Governor Rumor Tcnebrac Service at the Firat Con tial in the original zoning for the direction of Joseph J. Casper, "The people of Connecticut owe an NEA Staff'C'orreepondent j and* expectationa" that IsraH neral Home, 87 E. Center St., are $5,000 bond on a burglary and lar dered by Mariner Troop .6, Mrs. protection of residents in this area. everlasting debt to men such as Auto Finance Cheek Sheet gregational Church. Member* le- agent in charge of the New Haven Washington (N E A ) — A Senate j would have the right of paaaage nComplele. ceny charge in connection with the Edward Brown, leader, with a uni cetved were: Donald Jardine. Mar It is felt that this reasoning Is ^Arthur Drdg Stores j un.„.c. I5lck Horan." Horan's State Po (Take this along when you buy your car) burglary of 17.500 worth of clothing Hartford, April 19 OP)— Remarks regional office sub-committee has \incovered a j in the Gulf ^ Aqaba, form exchange, through which cia Magee, Harold Newberry HI. still valid, according to Harold Late Thursday night, two ballta- llceman brother, Arthur, is Ribi in suburban Wheaton on April 1. Scouts may exchange uniforms- made here last night by Piesidcnt new pain-easing remedy for th at, Price of Car ...... $- Since then the passage of the tic experU from FBI headquarterHcoffs driver. Israeli-ciMrter American tanker which are too small for larger Albert N. Jorgensen of the Uni- a t Washington. D. C. were flotvn A resolution adopted by the special spring fever now infecting gxlras (scce.ssories jqch as heller. . vei-sity of Connecticut appeared lo State Legislature only hours after Kern Hills through the gulf was Funerali ones. In. They will make a detailed in millions of Americans: The un hailed by Israel aa an international Work at Hospital .squelch i-umois that he is being Imported directly from Switzerland to save yod plenty hlsoeath described Horan aa an elr , .penal paint, and ntKSr considered as a Republican noi-ni^ veatigation a* to the exact loca controllable desire to jump into a demonstration of the principle of Sdme Senior Scouts work at the tion and angle from w’hlch the "herotfcvpolice officer who gave hi* Area Nike nee for Governor in 1958, the right to innocent pasaage. But Mr*. James Murphy •Innet NGHldanl life to protect others." shiny new car and drive it off , hospital, delivering mail and do Addre.ssing a dinner of the bullet was fired which killed nearly all Arab countries protested Funeral servW s for Mrs. James An FM ? spokesman estimated at any cost. ing various errands; others help Alumni "C" Club, Jorgensen said; class niarshal last year, .active in T h e M i c h a e l s W a t c h . . agent Horan. ^ Tile remedy is a list of rules de to Washington against alleged vio Murphy, form erly^t 55 North St., their churches, by working in the No ProtecHve Armor that H o ra n fa m ily would receive Total Delivered Pjtie of Car. . ..«.$- were held at 9:3(Kthis morning "I do not aiilicipate leaving intramural sports, and i,s assistant about $35.000\n death benefit.^ signed to keep over-eager car buy lation of Arab territorial waters, Men m il’ -.-i office and nui-series or helping soon. If 1 do leave, it will be be One of the finest watches made! There were also indications the Sales Tax (be iw^ and tel yonr lUmpa) $- and the U.S. government backed from the W. P. 'QUIah Funeral editor of the yearbook The Hartford^urant started ers from being gypped. ' with Sunday School. Last fall, cause 1 am forced out,'or because Both students wil' deliver essays Rocatise we import it directly'from Investigation would attempt to de Shady gimmicks in, the sale, fi off from attaching significance to Home. The Rev. Theodqre Gubala members of Troop 1 delivered In this fund for Mra. Horkn. J. Title ami lAttftttt Transfer Pee ...... $- I feel my u.sefuiness is at an end. at the gi-aduation exercises. They termine why a search was made nancing and insuring of new cars the voyage. blessed the body in St. Bridget's United Nations posters during Switzerland, you pay only a of the house before bringing in Funeral M on^y a fiat wsrge made by most deslers) Church at 10 o’clock, and read the Air Target • I intend to decide )uy own fu have been members of the Na ffaction of its real worth! smartly practical is the subject Of a Congressional Claaheq Reported U.N, Week, and Troop 6 helped the protective armor. Funeral services for, Horan will Total cissn PRICEI ...... committal service at the grave in ture myself.” tional Honor Society since their be held Monday at the 'Kisette Fu investigation headed by Sen. A. S. An Israeli Foreign Mlnlstr.v offi League of Women Voters at elec easy-going low-heeler Early reports at the scene Mike Monroney (D-Okla.). cial has warned that continuing St. Bridget's Cemetery. junior year, and Janet has'been an Thursday disclosed that there waa neral Home, 20 .Sisson A ^ , Hart Down j^yment: (Continued from Page One) tion time." honor foil student for four years. John L. O'Brien, member of a (a) Old rar trade in 1 clashes along ■ the Israeli-Syrian Bearers were James Thompson,^ Other services rendered by the by . no clear indication that Kolakow- ford. followed by a solemn requiem George Bingham, Robert Gorman Rescue Bid Ends Lance, whose father is head of Maas at Our Lady of Sorrows special National Better Business frontier "may be very serious." 90 to 100 miles an hour they arc Senior - Scouts include giving a idtl was In the house which had Bureau committee which has been lb) Cash ...... $------Israeli and Syrian forces dueled and Stephen Lesiezka.., the RPl Graduate Center bn Rt. 5,' been securely locked by Mrs. Church., \ Total Down releascd jnto the air. demonstration of camp skills to studying' installment buying, of across the border for 2 hours and For Nine in Gulf came ,to Ellsworth from Troy, The funeral will begin at 9:15. Payment . .. S------Once the drones are launched, other leaders, baby sitting, helping Slater before , she left. fers to the Monroney group the six 40 minutes yesterday north of the ______) N. Y:. last year. He has served on The garage waa open and there a.m. and the Mas* at 10, Burial radio contiol la.kea over and Os- at the Girl Scout office and the rules a car buyer should observe Subtract Down Payment from Cash Price $- Sea of Galilee. Firing stopped, the New Orleans. ' April 19 (•'P'l — several Student Council commit-: was no sign of a fcyced entry 6n will be in Mt. St. Benedict's Ceme Eisenhower Picks, cura personnel "fl'y them over the library, and iilazing trails at Camp toS^eep from being cheated. Israrelis said, after U.N, truce sup Operations were suspended today tees. any o f the three doors of the breez- tery. Unpaid Balance to be PInanted...... $- launching range here at Red Merrie-'Wood. ' - IXoiujioLf^^ finldLas ervisor.* intervened with a cease until further notice by tlic firm The honor roll for the third way leading from the garage to Services for Agent Horan will be Insurance Hi-andal Envoys lo Mexico, Canyon. Any local organization having a Insurance Charzes (Conference Rate) fire plea. handling rescue attem ]^ at an oil TH IS OUARANTKE is the whit* clapboard one story attended by large delegations of O'Brien's top concern has been specify KIND of insurance Tracked by Radar worthy project in which they need a national' scandal involving 25 Both Syrians ahd Israelis, said Radar tracks the target and Us assistance may contact Mrs.- Ver- drilling barge w h ic h -^psilSed in structure. Entry could be gained local and State Police departments FIRE ’ THEFT COLLISION Sweden, Colombia tl Gulf of Mexico. ffOR 3 PULL YEARS easily to the cellar by the hatch and the FBI. I million dollars worth of auto iij-' th’ey had no casualties. Each ac path is traced on a chart which ner Nylin, 26 Harrison St., service Ady»r1iHd H McCALfS • VOGUE surance overcharges. It haa re cused the other of shooting ftr.st. permits the interceptors lo check chairman, and ask for assistance. A apokc.sman for Brown and way; On a prellminany examina Horan was born in Hartford Insured (or how many months $— Root Conittructioh-Co. aaid one ef WINDOW SHADES tion the cellar would have been sulted from charging buyer? an The clayh waa the ninth reported (Confined from Page One) on Us route. Us destiny ia then in A reoHy down-to-eorlh April 20, 1922, the son of Francis 9. Add Unpaid Balance and Insurance since March 20 on the Israeli- the hands of the Nike troops. fort was made yesterday to right Your guarantee is uncondi the Ic^cal hiding place in the ab P. Horan and Mra. Agnes G. (Pur excessive late by incorrectly WASHABLE "Triton,” water-resist "Countess,” dress prk., loo, such bMutifvl quality Burning the buyer’s family Ihcludes (This IS the lolal amount on which Syrian frontier. It was the ftrst Costa Rica in 1953 and as ambaa- Should the mi.s.sile miss the target Downe Plaiip in Onlari'o the barge that may contain nine tional and covers even siwh sence of any signs of forced entry. cell, Horan. finance charge should be figured) ...... $— ant, $39.75 model, $5 7 .5 0 - drivers under 25 years ^ age. -time the U.N. intervened aador to El Salvador in 1954. The plane it is guided back lo Oacura bodies, but it was unsuccessful. INTERSTATE emcrgenciea aa replacerhent end wonderful Ail Agent Horan—was—considered He attended Western State Col Branlord. Ont.; April 19 (flh The spokesman said the situation nf ■ broken hands, cryalal, enough of an expert in raid tech lege, Gunnison. 6olo., and served BJVery state sets a higher car If. Time Price Differential Israeli military spokesmen also next year he was asalistant to the and permitted to float dowp to AQUA SHADES (This IS the FINANCE CHARGE, insist reported a clash along the Israeli- Phillips Abrams of Bridgeport, was too dangerous to make an jewcla, cleaning! - niques to Instruct on the subject in the Navy from 1941 to 1946. He insurance rate If persohs pnder 25 earth by built-in parachute.' •Jr $ n . 9 5 will be driving the car. But in on a figure SEPARATE from the insur Jordan border near^Meggido. They undersecretary of state for mutual Watching everything closely, the Conn., brought his light plane down other trv. ; Choo.se the Michaels watch in to local police departments. He received an A.B. degree from Trin ance charge) ...... J- in a forced larnling on a hayfleld Tlic Coast «ia r d reported! AC Made to Order thousands of casej, the BBB ha.s said a band of eight or nine armed security affairs and in 1956 he took official scorers could be seen busi to w .vv \Vlth Y'oiir Rollers a variety of dress and sports had worked closely with both com ity College in 1948 and a master's near her^ yesterday. He said he strong ciirrcnts in the G)ilf at the ; munity agencies and the state po degree in government from Trinity revealed to Sen. Monroney’s Total Amount of Mortgage Jordanians entered Israeli territory over hi* current position, assistant ly marking their books during \ styles! Priced from .S30.75 to (This IS what you owe. ho matter when and opened fire on an Israeli became lost ih fog and rain. scene near the mouth 'of the Mis- ; lice for several years. last June. group, car buyers have automatl secretary in charge of Congres "dry runs” and the actual launch Full Line of Custom cally been charged this rate. It you pay it o f f ) ...... $- patrol. The Israelis returned the aissippi River. ' | fl75, tax included. A native of Hartford he had re ,• He was an all-around athlete at sional relations. ing. mean.* that gnyone could be pay fire and the Jordanians wi’^lhdrew, ■Choato Educator Dies The barge overturned Wednes- ; cently built a new home in West Hartford High School and played 12a Payable in- -monthly installments of S- cach Entered Senice in 1915 Scoring i.s based on this sys VENETIAN BUNDS Ing too much for his car Insur the spokesmen added. tem: 450 points for a "hit,” 325 day. Only six members of its 15- , Hartford. He had expected to move freshman, football and basketball Don't Sign s'^lank Mortgage . K «ep a Copy of What You Career diplomat White, named man crew were ^-escued. Tl)c Coast , m ance. The Jordan-Israel Armistice Waterbury, April 19 Harold in with his family after the Easter at Trinity. He became an FBI to the embassy in Sweden, joined for a "probable" and 250 for a In some cases this overcharge Commiasion, meeting in Jerusalem Sindall, 79, of. Cheshire, 'died Guard and tlie firm branded as ■ ^EWELERS-StLVERSMlTHS holidays according to information agent Jan. 5, 1948 and was trans the Foreign Service in 1915. He ia "mis.s." In addition to the maxi E. A JOHNSON has been an honest error by in with Israel absent, voted yester mum of 450.points, a total of 1,650 yeaterday. in a hospital. He waa a erroneous reports late yesterday 9.58 MAIN ,ST.,— MANCHESTER from a certificate of occupancy ferred from the West Coast to the 65 and a native of Baltimore, Md., that the bodies had been found in SHOE DEPT.— (Main Floor, Rear) surance firms. In many cases it day to censure Israel for an in points for proper procedures are former inatriictor at ih* Choate - PAINT CO. PA V AB u t t l b a s $t a w k b k MI 9-4303 Issued A-prll 8 by the West Hart bureau's local office May 5, 1950. White retired fronv the service in ^the barge. has been deliberate. cident reported- last Saturday. 1933, but returned and served as given during the entire testing, School in Wallingford, and found “Shoes Expertly and Carefully Fitted!” ford Building Department. Horan frequently lectured at the Jordan said an Israeli Army patrol ed the Arden School on Staten Heavier salvage equipment is on i 72.1 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 19-Day Manhunt O'Brien's Rule No^ 1 ia to ex Board^s Protest Message ambassador to Czechoslovakia. He which began Monday. Hartford Police Department on amine all the Insurance the deal crossed into Jordan and fired on the way to the scene. THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 •The gunplay here ended the lb- the latest police techniques. was named ambassador to Mexico- During a'"dry run” Tueaday'an Island. er is trying to sell. Be sure its a farmer. He escaped injury. by Elsenhower in 1953. RCAT' was sent over and the men . day manhunt of Kolakowskl, a He was a member ofthe Knights Iraq meanwhile joined other coat ia. separated . from other Reaches W^ashington Twice Cabot, who moves fronj Stock went through pre-launching atep.s. Hartford factory worker who w‘aa of Ctolumbu* and the Holy Name Arab states in protesting' the charges and that you know you holm to Colombia, also is a career The only thing lacking was ' the accused of shooting his estranged Society of Our Lady of Sorrow* are buying only the insurance you voyage of an American tanker trlfe to death March 29 xvhile his diplomat, having been in the for actual firing. Church, He also was a member of need or want; A telegram sent to AssistantAwere on their way home Wednes- through the Gulf of Aqaba to the The men also operated on * 13-yeais-old daughter watched. Sigma Nu Fraternity, the Amer day night eign service since 1926. The . 55- Rule No. 2: Get. from the deal Secrelaiy of the Army Dewey Israeli Port of Eilat.’ year-old veteran has been am "cold'shoot" and- a "hot shoot " Police say he slipped out of hid ican Society of Public Adm.inlstra First Report of Wire* The Foreign Mlniatry in er the price of the car you want Short over Mayor .Harold A. bassador to Sweden'since 1954. In problem. In the "cold shoo t," ing long enough t,o rob a $69,000 tion and the American Academy The first report that telegrams Baghdad said a note was handed before you start bargaining over 1953 he served aa assistant secre equipment is shut off for two payroll from a Windsor factory of Political Science. Turklngton's signature— but re had been sent to Washington to the U.S. ambas.sador asserting the trade-in ' allowance. Some tary of stale for Inter-American hours and the crews have 30 min portedly not authorized hy him reached General Manager Richard the Tiran Strait at the entrance His father, Francis P. "Ca^i" dealers will pretend to be talked affairs and in 1950 he waa minister utes to engage the target. The ^ c e then police had been hot became a development yesterday Martin yesterday afternoon, when to I the gulf ia “ Arab territorial Horan, is retired from the Hart into giving a high, trade-in, and to Finland. "hot shot" is one in which the on his heels. They carught up with water and the passage of the tank ford Poet Office and has' been then add the extra allowance to hot,.ms .o„t,ov„.y. I "■ = 'S | ,S " This is Eisenhower’s 14th trip equipment ia warm and the crews him yesterday this way:. er sugges'ts aggression on the Arab postmaster at Trinity College for the cost of the new car. ,/ to Augusta aa President and hia are ^ven 15 mlnptes tp engage His sister, Mrs. Slater, was hang The telegram, a copy of which j u k e Meyer. Martin w*as unsure states’ legal right.” ing out the washing In her back many years. Aa part of this rule be- su/e to went to Sen. William A. Purtell o f' mail would be on 15th )Hnce he waa elected in 1952. the target. yard When she heard someone- He leaves his wife, the former have the dealer Itemize carji cost West Hartford ' yesterday, pro-i^^ holiday weekend, and he waa He plans to remain until about When Nike bafterles at their whistle and call her name from the Miss Helen Callahan of Hartford, for special equipment on the pur tested the Army a plans to locaje telephoning so that the town"a April 28. sites in Manchester, East Wind chase agreement, plus any special nearby wooda ■ and a two-and-a-half year.old son, a Nike housing site adjacent to position outlined to the Reds Warn Spain Another usual feature'about this sor and Portland, where' Battery She ran into the house.and looked Richard,Francis. The family'home charges Lakewood CTlrClc. A* few hour? af Eisenhower visit to Augusta is the B is located, ope Is always on h Rule No. 3: Use arithmetic in Army without delay. out a window, and saw a figure la at 71. Newton St. ter the wiie.s were received, an of-. In talking tn Kibler. Martin said Against NATO Tie presence of the White House physi " hot” basis and-the .other two arc coming out o f the woods that figuring out exactly what the fl Ocial town letter, practically iden cian, Maj. Gen'. Howard M. Sny- on standby, Besides his mother and father, nance charges are. Some dealers todaj-. he learned that s telegram, looked like her brother. Jte also leaves three brothers'; tical to the telegram in content, signed Board of Directors. Harold deri who i* especially hoping for Maj. Gen. M. A. Burnell, com Her two young children were in win try to hide ^cessive charges was mailed from Manchester to . (Confined from Page One) good weather during this stay. manding general of the 1st A A A Frank P. Horan, who Is-in charge When you find^ out the charge A. TSirkington, chairman, had been school, so she ran -out the front of maps In the city engineering Army Secretary' Wilbur Brucker. .Since January, the President haa Regional Command, and Gen. take , time to cbmpare it with the » Today, George Me)-*!- of 131 N. aent to Aaslatiant Secretary Short. a'^'the same time decreasing their door and drove to police headquar dtpartment: Leo P, Horan, payroll Martin said he tqld Kibler that so been fighting a' stubborn cough Thayer Olds, USAF, commanding ters. finance charges of banks or com Lakewood Cirelq, disclosed that he density and therefore their vulner and Snyder feel* Eisenhower could general of the 26th Continental auditor at the Phoenix Insurance peting lendmg agencies. far as he knew the telegram had 'State and local police soon sur Company, and State Policeman A r had dlspaK^ied the telegram in not been authorized. ability. get rid of it if ■ he get# plenty of Air Defense Command, visited th(» rounded the little white frame " It’s Incredible h o \v many an effort to save time. Meyer’ said sun. Battery C site last night and thur P. Horan. American car buyers are so all- "This-entails terrible rialia -which house, biit they didn't know if the he waa afraid the town^a letter of One change from other trip.* cbmpllmentcd the men. eager td drive their new car honie do not unduly worry the Amerft killer was inside. There was no protest would not reach Wa.shlng- \vas a new caddy for the Presi Nigh military obsei-vers Included to tl^ wife and kids that they can Senators but which must cover nearby, so police edged up ton in advance of a- rheetlng being Shapiro's Losses dent. His bag was carried yeater Maj. Gen. Cavil Cevik of the Turk donV bother to check such im held there today on tpe contro worry the Spanish people as it ia .to an outside cellar hatchway and Vehicles CoUide| already worrying the French. day -bw Sam Little, who replices ish Arm>'; Maj. Gen. Edward J. Lincoln Chrysler Kaiser DeSdto portant details as how much the versy. Plymouth several of them ducked inside. Cause of Suicide British and Bjo many other En-- the mposed', Willie (Cemetery) McGaw, group commander of the 1953 Firedome V-8, Radio, FBI Special Agent Horan, 33'; was financing will cost," O'Brien ex 1952 De Luxe 2-Door. Ra 1965 Savoy 4-Door. PoMlIr- Driver Arrested The fact that an official town ropeah people* already enmeshed Pert'tfeet. 6lh A A A Regional Command; and 1952 2-Door Hardtop. Ra 1954 Cu.stomline V-8 2- 1956 Premier Hardtop. Full 1955 Windsor 4-I)oor. Ra heater, automatic , drive,. «n e of them. j plains. 1956 210 4-Door V-8. Radio, flite, radio, heater, wjiite. protest has not reached officials in in the NATO net." Perteet. 51-year-old Negt-o. lost i Gen. H. L, Neely.. USAF Door. Radio, heater tu-tone. power, radio, heater. dio, heater, power/lite drive. dio, heater. Excellent con The police waited and listened in Don't Sign on Promise Washington, i^Ieyer saiT "is the Jacob Shapiro. 53. West Hart bis job aa presidential caddy b«- 29th, Continental Air Command. heater, tutone paint, white dio, heater, tu-tone, white power steering, white wall William Labeau, 57. Hartford, This brings up Rule No. 4: Congress completed action la?l Loaded. dition. Don’t wait. wall tires. Like new. ' the dttrk cellar, but no sound was blank anace" - in >the argument ford, a professional bondsman who Friday on a Joint Senate-Houae, cause he waa "getting a litti* too | ------. ---- - wall tire.s. wall' tires. Like new. . ’ , . Other extras. , . - tires. heard. ", - . was arrested yesterday a'n d Don't sign blank forms bn the against the Army’s proposal to promise they will be tilled out police said had been despondent be resolution urging the State D epai^ decrepit," Ed Dudley, the pro at i , Fired Blindly Into Dark charged with failure to pass W the locate the Nike housing site near later according to the verbal cause Several bonds'posted by him meni to continue Us effort* to /e-f the Augusta National, said earlier ' .4 ntnrerr , $( Then suddenly the kitchep door Lakewood Circle. this month. $■ $■ left when overtaking another ve agreement. Thousands of buyers had been forfeited recently, was cure Spain’s membership iry'^the $■ $' at the top of the cellar stairs w’as Brief Secretary Toda>- The President on arrival at the flung open and the panicky killer hicle. Police said he craved into have done this only to find that North Atjantic 'Treaty Organiza found hanged last night .in a gar airport, was Wearing a -red poppy- Parsonage Lawn " 3 5 6 4 •fired blindly into the cellar. the rear of a car driven ^ Richaid they've legally agreed to pay an Aqd because o-. the holiday 'week tion. Th'e' State Departrmmt haa end, he said, he was concerned age behind hia othemr-in-rlaw'a said it 1* trying to "ci-eMe a cli in the buttonhole of hia coat 4apel. The slug, hit Horan, who had E. Myette, 30, of 17Dgarden Dr. exorbitant price for their car. been crossing in front of the stairs. Rule No.'S:, Shop around for in lest the town's letter not reach home in Hartford. mate favorable to evenlLal Span "Mamie bought some fl(jwera." To Get Cleanup ■ According to polled Myette was surance and credit the same way Washington today in time for a - D1-. Walter Weissenborn, medical ish participation in NATO.” The (the President chuckled. He al stopped in traffic on E. Center you shop around for the car. Most briefing that was to be given Short examiner, said Shapiro had conu^ United Statea la building airfields luded to the First Lady's purchase Andover, April 19 -—Special) — Chevrolet St.,' near the post office. Labeau, Cadillac Bamhler Buick reputable dealers' he says, will by officials familia ' with the situ minted suicide several hours be-* in Spain for use In/tjie defense of of poppie* from a delegation of a A second work day will be held Oldsmobile approaching the line of traffic,' -not force a buyer to take only his ation here. .The assistant- secre fore"hia body wa.s found by Burton western Europe. / Veterans organisation • just before tomorrow to spuce up the .grounds jT953 Special 2-Door. Radio, 1946 4-Door Super. Radio, 1953 Bel A ir 4-Door. Power- 1952 4-Door V-8. Fordo- 1954 New Yorker Hardtop. said he saw the Myette car but 1951 62 4-Door. Hydraniatic 1953 Station Wagon. Radio, Personal Notices financing or insurance. tary reportedly may make a rec Levy of Bloomfield^ Shapiro's son- •By incorporating Spain into ahe left the White House. of the First - Congregational 1954 Hardtpp. Hydramatic heater, seat covers. Very glide, radio, heater,'tu-tone matic;'' radio, heater, seat cbuld not stop in time to avoid a NATO," the Moscow broadcast drive, radio, Tieater, white heater, tu-tbne paint.. See, neater^ white wall tires tu- Full power, radio, heater, O'Brien'? final rule is to beware ommendation. based on this brief in-law. ^------Church parsonage in keeping wltb drive, radio, heater white paint, white wall tires. covers. Act fast. cbjlision. of "no down-paymen(" offers. ing, aa to whether or not the Army- .said, "the U.S. atrategists w’anl DID VOU KN’jOW' TH AT? the fresh new look of the. renovat- wall tires. Jet black. this now. tcihe paint. One owner. clean. white wall tires. Like new. ' Matty \lrbanik, 39. Willimanlic, According to police, Shapiro had wall tires. ’ ‘ In Memoriam These offers' invariably* involve should change its plans to extend'the'^buffer area'of retali The'first- year of the establiah-1 Volunteers are request- escaped injury on Rt. 15 just over beeii despondent lately over several ation agaiiyst. their atomic nggres- signing a special high-interest A t the same time,,he maintained ment of the American Bible So-!*'' bring rakea and wheelby- la lovm f m ^ o r y .of our H»*r. hu»- the East Hartford town line yes- bonds that had been forfeited. alon at the expense of the Span -$« $■ personal note for the. equivalent that he had- bee.n authorized by ciety. 1816, it distributed , htod. father and brother. Georc* terclay when her car veered ontO- - Shapiro posted^^$ 1,000 bond in iards. bringing Upop Spain'-part of 6 4 ,0 .. $■ who pwred away April 19. of the down-payment. The result Turkihgton to send the wires. He volumes o f scripture. , v 1^5. the' explanade and 'overturned. la to lure a purchaser into taking the Manchester'T’pUce Station for the inevitable atomic retaliation." Stale Police said the woman was backed up in 'this by two the court appearance of Eugene W. The Moscow radio also accused Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Iraq, Ye-' a car he cannot' really afford to Lakewood Circle n'elgh’bors! Brqd- Down a roAd thAf^s cAlm and peaceful. slammed on her brakes when pret Gilbert, 49,. Meriden.'on Ap.-il 13. the NATO countries, and the men, Lebanon, Jordan, Libya and 1 Guided by God's lortns hand. drive ley Prohaska, 52 Bruce Rd.. and »h« to mind a spokesman aaid. He has upon a journey . ceding cars, auddenlw slowed down. Gilbert, charged with, operating a United States in particular, of try In conclusion. O’Brien says, no James Sheldon, 158 S. Lakewood the A rab . ,.j,ow that the p a w n a fe haa a * To a distant, bflfhter land. The vehicle veered off the high reputable dealer will' object to a motor vehicle while under the in in g to pressure the Arab nations atthn„„h 'to,, w* have to think of its - -? ‘ Circle. fluence of intoxicating liquors or Rambler Chevrolet Although our hearir arc h«Avy ' way. skidded on the grass and customer applying these rules to by holding naval exercises earlier Although it varies from year to trimmings.'" The pKrsonage roof Chevrolet Chrysler Cadillac With the sorrow we must bear. turned over. a new car purchase. Turiilhgton,- however, when drugs, driving a car while .his this, month In the Dardeqelles year, Americans may have as ^.s recently been re-shingled, May it help to b r i^ us comfort reached' yesterday before leaving license waa under suSpenaion, much a* n times as many colds .h^hooI in Recess ' 1956 62 Hardtop. Full pQW 1955 Cross Country Station 195)4 Station Wagon. Radio, 1955 Fairlane 4-Door. Ford- Iwowing he is happ); there. - • ( area. 'U. S.. British and Turkish 1954 Bel A ir 2-Door. Radio, 1949 Wind.sbr 4-Door . High 1955 Montclair. Hardtop. on a holiday weekend in Canada operating an unregistered motor 1956 Plaza-V-8 2-Door. Ra er hydramatic drive, radio, Wagon. Radio, heater, tu- heater, white- wall tiires, omatic, radio, beater. Many forces participated In a- pracUce Elementary School and-Wind- heater, white wall tires tu- lander. Radio, heater, smid Full power, radio; heater, E ver remembered hv expressed suiprise that a.telegram vehicle and making false state landing on Turkey',* Gslllpoll pen ^ The whale was b o named ; High School closed vesterdav dio heater, tu-tone, *white heater. White wall tires. tone paint. In big demand. leather interior. Won’t last other accessories. ‘ Wife, daufhters ^nd bearing-‘ his signature, had been ments to police, failed to show up ton paint. Excellent condi- green finish. white wall tires, Merco- About Town insula, on the north side of the because It was just right for whal- 1 fpr the spring recess. They re- ■ wall tires. Low- miles. Showroom condition. long. In Memoriam sent to.Short and Purtell. He said in court. . outer gateway to the Black Sea. ing, with plenty of blubber, long open on April 29. However tion. matic- he* had not authorized such wires Shapiro received a stay of for baleen—and It floats after death. Twindham Regional Technical The Soufh Manchester Fire De- News Tidbits to be sent-in his name: - Quoting the newspaper Soviet la Ipvinf memory of Elmer R. S»an- feiture on the $1,000 bond from Fleet, the broadcast said: There are 560,350 member* of school will stay open on Us usual •ao wbo passed away April 19. 19M. p ^ m en t put out a minor ' grass Deputy Judge- Jules’ A. Karp. Karp Parent Teacher societiea In Texaa. schedule., ’ $■ $ fire at- 5:53 p.m. yealerday at Culled from A P Wires The protest letter waa approved "By holding-y exercises in that W* do noticed a special day by the Board of Directors Wednes said that Shapiro would have to definite area dnd at that definite ’ About 1>A million Americana' 141 Inoculated Maguire's lo| off of Aulumd 8t. produce Gilbert by April 22 or for 3 3 8 8 ' Tp brine you to our minds. day night at the urging of Lake- moment, the U. S.- imperialists pur-, play the accordian. , in the regent adult polio clinic Th* daya ws do not tbink-of y<^u wood Circle residents who are con feit the .bond.' More than 400,000 skilled young held a t . the ElemenUry School, Ara very hard to find. UXIOX-BIAS BAX IN'VOKED French trains, buses and subways sued the patently provocative aim roll . on ocbedule after 48-hour vinced an official protest ia all that Police issued a-warrant for the of exerting pressure on the. Near men under 30 were deferred by 1141 townspeople received Inocula- Daushtera. I Washington, April 16 tffi—AFIv» is necesagry to induce the Army arrest of Gilbert but have hot the U.S. draft program In World I tions of Salk vaccine. The third CIO President George Meany eald, strike by transport worker* end* East and primarily' the Arab to change its mind. been able to locate him! War II. - . . . 'clinic will be scheduled approxi- „In Memoriam today the Iniernatioaal Brother . . Trial of Portland gambler Big countries to break'down their re- Jim Elkins, accused of 'Violating Meyer laid that Turkinglon had Shapiro haa also forfeited aev- qiatanck to the Elsenhower doc I f a . do-it-yourself .fan tried to ; mately seventh month* from now. hood of Electrical Workers make a lead pencil from the basic | ____ federtkl wire-topping law resumes typed a copy of the letter for him •eral bonds in Hartford' Police trine. bt lovtaig mainory of Elmer R. Svan- (IBEW) has given its Ctevelapd >urL including one for $250 raw materials it would co*t, him ' , Maarhesler Evening Herald Wi wbo passed away April 19, 19M. Ixical^No. $8 until July 1 to re In Oregon after 1-day delay. W^riesday night.efUr the Direc^ A- . Surgery will be perform ^ eoon ^or's meeting anid said,he couf itordsy. DR. WHITE SEES CASAI.S about $50. : Andover rorzeeponrient, Mr*. Psnl i thiafc of yob in alienee?— ^ voke a policy of refu^g union The^tmospher* of Msr* U thin- pfansHehl. telephone Pllgrini 1 often speak )-our name membership to Negroes. Meany at Children’s Hospital’ in Holly send' wires to ."anyone.” ' San Juan, Juerio Rico, .4pril all I have are memori*s Yeaterday, however, 'Turkington EDEN MAKING PROGRESS ner than that al the top of ,>Tt. 3-«8se. . made the attnesucement after a w.qod In effort to separate Siam ese It i^i-‘-Heart apccialist 'Dr. Paul Everest. 1 - : ■ ------^---- Abd yaur picture tn a frame. twins Terry and I,Jirry Powell. . acknowledged ty-plng the letter Bbston, April 19 tffi— Sir An- conferenee orlth representative* - Du4ley White examined Pablo Americans buy. 158,000 pianos Wile. of the National IBEW, the Cleve- Florida adopts interposition reso for Meyer, but laid he. thought Utony Eden was reported today Chsals- today and declared . the FRANCE BOYCOTTS SUEZ land Local and Cleveland law lution which jGov. Leroy Colliiia Meyer merely w-anted-"*ome idea" aa , showing steady Improv^ famous Spanish cellist would be a year. Paris, April It Ifi—France has Ill Memoriam .enforcement anlhoriUea.'-' says makes state look foolish. of the message that was to be meat after^ his operation for a able to resume playfaig and con Freight traffic on the nation* virtually order^ French-Flar tint ■ to Secretary of the Army bile duct olistructiea and 'la per ducting if there are no complica inland walerways passed the 100- shipping to boyeSlt the reopeneA bUllon-toii-m !c mark in 1936 for loTiag meaeb^ of our dear moAer What's a supermarket? T h e Brucker. ■ ' mitted out of .bed for abort peri tions. phyaiclaa,' who attend Sues Canal, Informed soarced BMMBlea Tasep wbo passed away American, housewives - topped the firat time. Traftc in 1958 aaid today. The boycott I* likely .CHRYSLER / , Airu It. 1161, the list of persons i;ecciving pass usual definition is: A storp that Turkington ad(fM that hi* im ods. A bulletin from Dr. Rich ed President Eisenhower alter does at least $7.500’ worth of busi pression was that any telegram? ard a Cattetl of the Labey the President’s 1965 heart iRtack. totaled 9T,662.567,000 ton-mile*. to coaU"**' tor an indeflnlle ports in the United States during On May 15. 1966, kn RCAF plane are not forfottea Motiw. dear ness a week and tun at leaat three sent . would be dispatched to a Clinic, his Surgeon, said that the flew herq today at the requeat period. Freack nkips, these 1958. They obtained J8/p*r cent of eraah 'klop a-home for .the.,aged self-service departments For those group of Lakewood, Circle women 59-yeag-bM former j British of Gov. laii* Monos Marin. sooraes said, are.nsoat uallkeiy MI th* paasporta iaaued, fo llo w ^ by in Orleans, Out, kiUed fUteen, in not quit* up to that itandard there who had been in Waahington einc#: Prime M alstar bad a jgood nikiit Gaaals, !•; noHei^ bin imart at- to tellnw BrMch aad Amattoa* atudanta. with 9-4 per cent and cluding elffVffB nun#. • , \ , ve^M ^.w aton^, . dariMwetoUriaa with 5.4 per cieat. ia iuiothtr name: BupereU*. vMonday. women, however. j - ■ la d t t bm is y. , . / K - I ’ ‘ ' '7 ' i /■ / ■OJ Mm;w»ur4aouT w hat *1'"* up? , Answer to Prgvlout Puate F re e s Relief MAPCTME wy wEAPiNksr Sense aiid Nonsense la one human heart much hap Cyrua--l3ipnno. what ? - Thus tfnd So ------ISOT AUTO RLASS P/MMENT5 WE pier today becatise of your gobd "Mtranri^Arflock o’ hogt, an 'et deeds? > ' . $ >ons Age t ¥ O u iw > r r / THEV EVEN Nuclear Checks Funds Not a man on the bus rose to ^'faily right sifter your wife-aaya Mark Good Friday FURNITURE T0?S D O W N TOtKAiy give 'the bimdle-laden woman, ii- KOSt ______. *• CBVSTAU seat. One middle-aged male, how 1 —— and heir 1 Famlnlne TS (Continued from Peg* One) SALL, < appellation 9 ARMY'S NEW ever, was more thoughtful than An old pien entered Grady Hoa- C A R K h tA L PY DICK TURNER i|*'IVa been (Continued from Page One) PRESENT TYPICAL I Shower Stall D ^ • • Blau Tuh EMietarw | ELMER! the others, jwe tugged at her.aklrt working on IPoem i Regional Dintrict 8 spending far too much on the ad pital for treatrpent. One of the 3 Hometickneu J! TRIANGLE DIVISION PENTOMIC DIVISION and whispered furtively; “ Be bn first rneals served him Included a the ——road” I earth, to be eaten with b it to r ministrative posta. "■ your toes at Pine Blvd,,lady. That's bowl of quivering, Jelio, which he ( Cornmtal —— 4.Log floats i herba and unleavened bread, ac- ^ As it wqs sent to Bisenhower, where I get off.” refused to’ eat. , . 8 Measure of Budget Talks ir'M uch — land i i i 'oording to the rulea of Moses. the only major Item in the meas j: A. WHITE GLASS CO. Pressed for an explanation, he About n»iN Dates Coincide- OPEN DAILY B A.M. to « I^.M. replied: ''I ain’t going to eat Nothing” fl Turkish inn i I ure aside from tlie 327.5 million of. ,A Tennessee backwoodsman ap 7 Without —— . It wiif.Easter week for both Scheduled at B.6. public assistance funds was 345 / INCLUDING SATURDAY pearing as a wl^ess In a lawsuit nothing that’s more nervous than 18 T he----- of or hindrance 34 Persia 40 — — of • R E B IM E N T / me.” taaterh and western Christians. million for small business loans. was being: questioned as to his edu perfection 8 Trading places 2.1 Withered feather The Small' Business Administra 131 MSSELL ST. MIYo7323, | cational qualifications ' by,-, the 14 Aweather and. They follow different calendars, ■ t t Bone 28 Flight of step* 41 Concerning Marlborough TOT*!. WV. • / tion has 'hotlfied Congress It has 7 m plaintifTs lawyer. There can be no possible connec 10 Sign. — and 27 Untidy 42 Sport but this year the dates coincide. been making loans only on a con- tion between a man's^ character 15 — Publics 17,500 MEN / TOTAL OlV, Lawyer—Can you write? dclivtr females 43 Eager In addition, Moslems celebrating V ( f i t 13,700 MEN tihgent basis since February. i W itness—Nope. and his. lack of a haircut, but it j 16 — and 28 Agave 44 Requiro the rtionth-long Ramadan prayed Andover, April 19 (Special) — A 11A ----- on / ; J ■ ' \ » - 6- ^ - y Omitted from the legislation for 1 LEAyEUS VER KINO.VA SOT A SENSE Lawyer—Can you read ? seems that ever>’. time' a pictur# I aororal earth 20 High cards 46 French at the Dome of the Rock, and Officials of Hebron, Marlborough . later consideration .were funds! NOT EE HUMOR , AN' VER TAHIN' W itness *-Wa’ll. I kind of read Is carried In the papers of a young 118 Sharper IT Landed 31 Morals summers Jewa were completing their Pass- - town will meet with the REBIMENT asked by the President for farm | figgers pretty well, but T don’t'd o punk after a brush ^vtth the law, , 10----- for time 47 Bounder HASTY, POC ATRIP! property 33 Einissary over holidays in the Holy Land. Regional District No. 8 Board of ownership loans, disaster loans,. I VIM^s t o w M 31 Balaam and. STSRTMSMtty .so good with writing, he is either wearing a duck-tall I'BJEmpIoyers 38 Printing 48 Location At the VaUcan, pllgrima from and conservation measures In j hair-do or is three weeki overdue . h U ----- Education next, week to ascertain \ lawyer—How is that? 23 Thwarts mistakes 90 Kind of dane« many countries assembled in St. drought areas such as wind ■ AN’ ILL Witness—.Wa'll tpke tliese here at the barber's. ■ 33 Newts methods by Which- payments will PHARMACY*^ PINI5H yOUR Peters’ Basilica for Tenebi'ae be made to the Dlstirct for its iATTLE QROUP erosion control. ‘ j hi day. At this time, it is anticipated 200 MEN EACH will bring out the mink in a man r~ H loud nOUe reminded worshipers of. that the Board will present figures ■f t ■i V f v r * r v closer radar watch than ever be without disturbing the wolf? H e —If 1. had a million dollars whaat ■ "" ' I ^1 ■ fore. 15 Representative Hft the (mnvulsions of nature at the similar to those i-evealed—at""the do you know where I'd be? 5” m monient Jesua died. District’s recent budget hearing, CANDY CUPBOARIHEiBS A filler paragraph asks when is She-t-I sure do. You’d be on 16 Educational organization H pope Pius X II will^ dellyer showing each town’s share of the the best time to seed a lawn. Gcn- our honeymoon. ‘ R”N 1 ir ft Easter. Sunday apeeoh to millions- 3 PLATOONS 37 Hurrici s project's construction and operst- (SAME) If yiu fill run-dswi hecausi of '/*>» 4 5 c-’ ' esc-*-* *1 '* 39 Greek letters sr s K II over a direct hookup with , radio llng cost. LO- O ^ ■— M E N 1,000 MEN 1,000 MEN systems of nearly a score of na Payment" System to Be StiidlM ABOUT 40 Vibrant sound 30 M EN E A BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSK with MAJOR HOOPLE 41 Busy litUe BT 9 tions. For the first time the papal A aystem for co-ordinating OUT OUR WAY Insect W< address will be put on European quarteriy payments for the school PALMER NOVELTIES » TV. He speaks at noon Rome time 3 COMPANIES '42 Sudden fright B” District with each town’s eetab- « g |l | S sou ADS ALL DELICIOUS MILK CHOCOLATES / FOR THAT.K'IND OF AiOaA I'D ^ from the balcony above the central lished fiscal schedule will be stu ABOUT CANT WE H*ye AN- THEY 45 Tenants 1 1 i i (SAME) 1 2 M E N E A F 9 9 I Slrond^'r Fa»t WELL HLLED EASTER - A eeoAtTER. WANT HIM 46 Exaggerate w . door of St. Peter's Basilica. died. Stephen Degnan, .Marl- .200 MEN EACH S E s m m . s m il e th a n TH/frt TO SHOW E6AO, ATTUM^ 51 French king In Konnersreuth, Germany. 3,000 borough,.,Bc{;»rd treasurer and Dr, within 7 days-or monay back/ BASKETS ...... $1.49 to $2;9t^ A EIC,WII7E OLEE. LIKE RBr a S • five companies, and each company, years all of the Army’s 18 divl- TH' huck 52 Falsifled p pilgrims gathered in the rain out Dr. ■W.”;dhrts Heisler. auperintend- By D01:GL.\S I^\R}'EN If you feel fired ted roe-dowu,.. HAPPY SMILE, entw have been appointed to esti i will have approximately the samc'*’*iongsiong will be reorganized- along RABBIMN'SHOE...... 89« s t e r s ON ceS?,TY '% A /H-n 53 Solar disk II side the cottage of Theresa Neu N B A Staff Correspondent your uouble may be due to whst doc- TV. —AN’ IYEACS TH ••• mann, the 59-year-old Bavarian mate payments needed by the Dis (N E A )--T he U S ( pl»Loon and squad organization as these general lines. io r. A ll iron deficiency JELLY BEANS...... Lb. 39« 54 A hard to Washington - (NBA )-^The 1 jj,,. .^e^t .division. There Tl l b e t *300 PjKSS — Y'C>lJR OPfWsEfJT 'TON w o e < crack r “ . woman who each Good Friday ap trict‘and the amount required by cnir it Tired Blood. Check with your PRE-CACKAGEir? ' EVEN THEY 16 A BRASM YtouMS OPiTACT ' each quarter. Army has begun to make an his-1 platoons in each doctor. And to fetl stronttr ltt^l. take HAVE A MITT6 BS AdvaDtagea pears ito suffer the agonies of cru GrarroL, the high-potenev tonic that .NAMED ’CAIMO ■ .iUCLOsKEV ‘Th«M wofMtor druft e*rttinly do rwnariciblo thing*— 56----- and gone IT- Sk cifixlon. In 1926 she was first re Degnan was also authorized to torical adjustment to nuclear j company, and three squads in each F.\.MOUS BRANDS BOXED CANPIES ' SIO N IN JUST A PAW 6LUS menglhei.. Tired Wood, In FRONT OP hort’t a ehaek from Mrt. Quigley!*' 87 Observo ported to have displayed the cruci meet with the accountants Burns w-eapons. I platoon. day Cisarro'- iron is >n vour b l^ - G fr r WRAPPED FRF.E WITH ml The pentomic concept results ’EM SAYSO: fixion stigmata marks on hfr and Peterson of Hartford, to make ' It has started to reorganize its ' stream carrying strength and energy CANDY CUPBOARD — SCHRAFT8 'SMILE, PERN bod.v corresponding to the wounds arr.angements for the annual a\idit from intensive study during the to every part of your body. . H.ALL.MAKK CARDS YOU. division structure in order to lake past several years. It is designed So, it you feel weak and run-doam of Christ. and the setting-up of books fpr advantage of the offerusive poten BY AL VERMEER the Distirrl. for more flexibility in combat arid! because of 'Tired Blood, ' PRISCILLA’S POP Sad. But True Police, on hand to keep order, tial of nuclear w-eapons-and for get CieaiToL, liquid or OPEN A U DAY EASTER SUNDAY reported the stigma* ization as In other financial matters. Deg to be dispersed over a far great- j J maximum defen... against, them. er area than the triangle division. tablets. Take Gaaixot. Complete and Prompt Prescription Servlet GOLLY, I D01»4T KNOW, I GUESS TME EASTER r s iQ w ) u.susl reached its peak Bhortl.v be nan reported that a .5-year fire In It's an historical move because e\fry d a l. Feel stronger MOLLY MOCK! BUNNIES LAY 'EM ^n o w a d a y s fore noon, the hour the bible says surance policy covering the new fsst-witjtin 7 dsys or ^fVf^RYBODV school building ha.s been w ritten. most military men divide • U.S. IMspcrsal Needed AND TMEN SELL ^ Christ was nailed to the cross. Army -history into periods of dif your mdpey bick! ‘EM TO TME IS g e t t i n g The Board also has a builder’s risk Dispei'sion of forces is regarded, ■ *gM Is kW S,t«IH«T sssuis COMMERCIAL, Last year the woman was too policy covering, hazsrd.s during ferent division structures.. The di W E S T O W i i STORE.' sick to have visitors troop through vision is the most important com as the key to effective de understand;. ..viBiV HELP THINKING ^ ARE THOSE OLD WRAPPED IN THAT V \ll \ PAPER.'.... (T ^ SHOULD YOU BE- WHAT A COtNOOEHCE LETTERS FROM PAPER..BEFORET 06TURB5 ME VERY CONCERNED ABOUT. THIS 6 ...,THE MAN MACS THREW THEM OUT/ iUEL OIL m MUCH I 1T7 BEING AN ARTIST... Police Arrests ■ S ' MS WIFE LEANING GASOL'NE HM...AND THE '-i Edward Paquin, 21, Of 48 Spring WHEN ONLY THE EINEST Will DO ''Fran” DiekaRton St., was arre.sted yfesterday and charged with Injury or risk of in jury to a minor ’ child. He was BANTLY OIL DIAMOND I IMI' \M . I\( . turned over to the Bast Hartford RINGS Pick your favorite Eaater plant from the hundreds of top quality ftots on dts- FAST Police jSepartment.. : 'I ' 1 - ilfl 1. 1 George Gallyi 16, of 78 Waahjng- play in our greenhouse and garden shop. ‘ ~- Booyi ton St., was arrested and cliarged TEL. MltdicM 9-4595 with speeding on Broati St- He ia scheduled to appear in Town Court ROCKVILLE TR A-3271 EASTER ULIES from 8 to 10 b«d« per plant $ 2 . 4 9 $ 5 . 2 5 ApriJ 29. \ t . ^ 1 The trodiUonal flower for Boater. Our plant* are the Are Lily variety . perfectly hardy. Set outdofin ^f*ECfALTYi ! after-flower* are-gone and repeat bloom* will develop in August "f thi* year. May be left hi th* 'eas wMie a*H*e ground 4*11 winter. - .
CAPTAIN EASY No "Way Out BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Charge It To Pop pY MERRILL BLOSSER Azaleas From $ 2 . 9 5 to ' $ 5 * 9 5 > BiAZEf I see NOW PAgPON ME, 6W.U\S ■ iVOT CHEEK! OUMP"^ \ ^ ‘ ' ^ m u n c :h ) '^ ‘ S o I ' f i g u r e d tm is W AVNEnHER • plant f 1 CAN'T GO OPfANP THERE ANYONE AROUND VER OFFSPRING ON.AW A w . iw ^ h o n t T&flcrfe NO,, 'f a s w , $ 2 . 4 9 - LEAVE THESE OERW HERfl WHO MIGHT KEE" INNOCENT BV5TANDER'' WitySOGlUA/ AND M|LCA% PBOeCEAA/ m w r ! J3P u s Y «U LO HAVE- ID, LAV OUT AWP DOUGH ' Cinerdrias ' ’fOUNSUM^ ALONE! AN EVE ON FOUR lITTCE *H'lE vOU GET KiPPEgEP, CHUAA? sone ViALSe J. ■»4INK u p w E o o N r "Custam Blended” CHERUB5 WHitE 1 GO SUGGESTED VME 6 0 ' SOMEIHIN6 HAVE Gardenias ! ^ / $ 3 . 9 5 10 WAPPLEBudV/ ANP OLHOi OMCXJAMOVie THAT T b e o - f c , lawn seed POeSAJ*T TME sh o w / ;V''> $ 2 . 6 9 cost} T u l i p s ^ $ 2 . 3 9 and
Compared iq: your aching back. . . if you Prom $ 1 . 1 9 ,0 $ 1 . 9 5 bad to, reseed your lawn because you Geraniums skimped on seed...top quality F. H. Woodrufl lawn seed mixtures would be * Martha Washington Geraniums $ 2 . 9 5 bargain it any price. They give you a far FOR THE DEAL OF YOUR better chance of growing a fine lawn th* LIFE-'on th6 all hew $ 1 . 9 5 first time because they’re "custom blended” .Pansy Geraniums (o suit the soil and climate right her*. Yet 1957 OLDSM9BILE they're not expensive! AND JAGUAR . .Chrysanthemums ! S 3 ;4 5 e, trr TM I Turf-MakerO Mends for tun, for ihade, for ' y- ’ / 7 \ - loemy and for light soils. •. or a (tood Ltsed Car Rosebushes in flower $ 4 . 9 5 MORTY MEEKLE y i . Nobody Wina BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Not So Cheery BY WILSON SCRUGGS 1 lb. gl.79: 8 lb*; W.r* ' ff vr M U f^ OfoenO mixtures for sun and for See me at— All of our nursery stock is now oh displajii Rosebu.shes. Flowering Shrubs. 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Give tjrre Yanks an inch and they’ll take a yard, Foe at / Nebo Las Vesas, Nev., April 19 (/P)—Properly chastised 4>y th« Hank Saiier Delivers As Braves Top Redlegs so to spdak, and this was the case yesterday afternoon when weather and the course in the first round, the field of 23 pro the arch American League rivals clashed at Fenway Park \ By PAT BOLDUC fessional golfers tee away today in the second round’qf th* before 30)468 payees. ^endina^ State and CCIL 1140,000 Tournament of Champions. v Big Hits in Triumpli New York. April 19 Here we go again. Lpu Burdette Gangular Frank Sullivan. who« ■champion/Manchester High — ^ ^ Leading the field were Ed B’urgol savs he doesn’t throw a .spitter. Birdie .Tebbett.s insists he does failed to notch a decislop'^bver the What happened to Stephens in opens itg'.19o7 scholastic base- m ' T ’'"KWT • 1 1 • . of St. Andrews, III., Pie 1996-Unit*' Yankees last season wWle absorb ballbair schedule Monday af I A g ’l 1 I 1 1 €1 tY i.f i I ed States Open champion .and 27* New York. April 19 —They laughed when the New York —“a cheating spitballer,’’ sa.vs the Cincinnati manager. But the suhfield ? Jackie .Jensen, regu A V/W YY^ A A A A ca AAa o I Arnold Palmer of fcqtrobe. Warreh Giles .says "You have to proye it to me. \\ hateH.r ing five setbacks, /Was sailing lar RSox rlghtfielder was 'sitting ternoon entertaining rival Giants signed 38-year-old Hank Sauer and called him a faded along with a 1-0 Iptid going into next to me in the ipress box during -g-w 1 1 ^ C? • I ’'**■ king of the ------•Burdette, Milwaukee s shutout are>,. the eighth inning. He" retired the Windham in a ‘2 :.30 „ contest shadow of the man who was voted most valuable player in I does when he spin.s hia stuff for the ^ the gsme.’.wilh comedisn Danny aUMt. Nebo Field. The ihvading Holds session j Braves, old Batch Paige had a "term flrat two hatters on routine plays Kaye. lwho is now aportlng orange “T the National League back in 1952. “They’re desperate, grab to run his consecutive out total to Whippets hRve already been to the ww-re.l Tb • * i In these days of sub par Korint, bing St straws," the critics charged. *—: ~ ' for it — "out-psyChologtSin’ the hair. "He lost the ball In the sun,” post once, edging Nonvlch Free 19 before I ^ k Bauer tied into Jackie said. "Rlghtfield is the iV t'ltl IT 1 W 1 flf' psu- 72 for the l^ert •They're trying to plug si- hole with a s f J hitter." a slider and/bashed it mto the nets Academy 21 on Bill Diffley’a thre^ a sa a g B ! in n Country Club course teemed » name. They know he’s finished.’’ | M | | « | ^ y JLiCSClS "That's What Burdette had in toughest field in this park to play. hit pitching itlnt. ’ 0 mind when he aaid "tCa the best in left cepterfield. Sulfy recovered Sometimes you esn't see the ball _------I unique. The big man made then; eat their by getting Billy Martin to'end the. Twice last spring Coach Tom New York, April 19, (4P)—Tgd j But all han'da hoped that'one of words yesterday -at- the Polo -g-a# i pitch I've got—and I doVt thrown out there until it ia nearly on top Kelley'a Indiana turned back MqrVr it." in reply to Tebbetts’Xrenewefi lnhlng,/bu/but then came the fatal Williams spent 30 minutes In : the factors that.sent acoreo high ^Grounds'as he inade the old days A V C T H f i f C S ninth. of you.'" day’s opponent, winning 8-0 the Baseball Commissioner F o r dl in the .first, round would bei miiM- 'come-back for at least one soggy CJ cry after the Redlegs lostXto the , Stephens, I pre.sume, dldnt first time and 8-3,Irt the aeCond ■ big righthander 1-h yeaierany. It Mickey Mantle worked the bigi^iggp too well last night and nelth- game. The Whippets,' who have a Frick’s office last Saturday, but | ing today. H iat would be ^ hard ahernoon. j ------pltcher, who stretches up to seV-! g.iuivnn The young out- the commissioner declined to say winds that swept the tajrways Many tho\ight Manager Billy' Walnut Restaurant and Amy \\a.s the eighth successive time new coach In Joe Gaucher this aea- today that Pie visit lyas the result | yesterday, and coupled wire relT Rigney would have done better to Pirkey garnered top honara,id the Burdette, who led the NaLtopal en and one-haU inch«»-over the fjeider has been dissatisfied sitting son. have lost their laat four starts American I.,eagup League with six shutouts mid six foot mark, for a walk on a on \he bench the two seasons and againsi the locals but apparently of recent controversial statements and ...... Intermittent bursts'!*8f rain, start Whitey Lockman. an old recently-completed Women's Bowl- W L Pet. G.B. full' count. The ever dangerous by the Boston Red Sox outfielder. made life most unheppy. Giant favorite,-In left field instead ing League. Winning 55 of its 76 similar ‘ spltler" charges laat sea-\ asked to be traded if he couldn’t are In a strong position to check "We had a very pleasant chat," (Chicago ..., 2 0 . 1.000 son, has whipped Cincinnati and \ Yogi Berra lofted a fly to center pla.y. One game doesn't make a, that losing strek this year. Settled for W; y., of the craggy-faced veteran who games. Walnut won the lea^ e — the commissioner said when ques New York ., 2 0 1.000 Tcbbetta is "Pretty tired o f‘him that Jimmy Piersall took' with season but Stephens felt Jbe^ pres Although the Red an*! White "Liked to have bkywh'me off the wa.s making'his fourth and prob- championship by a margin of 13 Kansas City 2 1 .667 ease and thie near pverfloW crowd tioned about the matter. oourae," said tau' 'Hiks. Souebsk, ably last -stop, with a National games over-Jon-Di's and Howard's getting away wfth murder.” sure of the boo birds when he has had Ju.st a little ove't a week Dan Daniel of the New Ycfrk c Back in Business Again Boston . .... 1 1 ..500 1 .Asks for Detroit .... .0 .000 2 General Manager Gabe Patti, de .strike count, Gil Mc'Dougald hit an Red Sox dugout several times, hop with a rebuHding task since only pace tetters, were four threats. . quite a Day individual bowlers with a fine outside pitch down the rightfield ing perhaps that Manager Mike three regulars returned from last b.Iaated the Marine Corps and the They were Gene Uttler- 1966-^6 But whe’n it Was over Sauer's 10!7.67 average, in 76 gamea. " .1 by hitting a two-run homer. lAP WIrephoto.) Friday's Schedule cided to lodge an official protest to late Sen, Taft of Ohio. CawelKid Indians’ catcher Jim Hiegan tags out Detroit Tigers day and ask Giles, the league presi llfif! Gene Stephens, who was at Higgins would send up a pinch- year’s crarkerjack squad. Jackpot winner here; Ait "WaU Jr.. Frank House as they collide near home during third inning of single had tied the score at -1-1 In The Hobby Shoppe and Princess No Games Scheduled. one' tlme considered the "New Ted hitter. Higgins didn't and Steph “if. the understanding of Frick’s 1954 winner here; Jimmy Demaret Briggs Stadium game April 18. House tried to score from third the fourth Inning and hia 250th Restaurant deadlockett fbr fourth dent, for a clarification of Rule Williams." drifted pv.er toward Main Problems reaction to the Wiliiams blast playing well; and young Fred place with,.gimilar 38-37 won and Thursdays Rcfults 8:02, which states a pitcher can ens popped meekly to Andy Carey ’•Pitching and hitting will be against £he Marine Corps in par on JWt Bolling's grounder'to third baseman Bobby Avila home run off Gurt Simmons with the bail, took an awkard step back at third, tb again draw a chorus of our main problems,"- Kelley read Hawkina, El Paso, Tex. - • threw beat him to Plata Indians won, 8-3. in 11 Innings. (AP one on in the sixth had knoCktd lost marks! while Ed’a^ Atlantic Chicago 61 Kansas City 2.- not "Apply a foretgp subtitance of and fhep ran to his right and to ticular be accurate." Daniel aaid, The orie-two pre-lournament finished sixth, winning'but nine Mims in Unusual Role any kind to the ball" tinder penalty boos, but of a louder nature. lly admits. ‘"It is not easy to re "it. may* be taken for granted- lhal "'Wireiihpto)...... » , ' ______out the Phillies' ace lefthander. Cleveland 8, Detroit 3 (11 In the utter dLsappointmenl of loyal There are .still 21 games left place a bo.y like Ronnie Simmons Las Vegaa betting choice*; *. Cary < of their 75 games. nings). of a 10-day suspensioit. BeantoWneya let the ball drop and the. commlssionisr told the outfield Middlecoff and Dow FinaterwrPd, Sauer's hitting ''plus a thretf-nm "Until someone tlte umpires of between the two clubs. 10 at Fen (po.stcd an unbeaten 8-0 record in homer by Gall Harris was more ■ Trailing Mra. Pirkey waa Emma New York 3, ^ s to n 2. boiincfe away for a three base hit. way and 11 at-Yankee Stadium. er to shut up and slay shut up fared poorly. Elach had a 75.. Verona who averaged 105.38 in Washington 6, Baltimore 4 .someone presents evidence thsl Mantle jogged home with the run 1956 and wori. State Turnament about anything controversial ex than enougl^ for; a! 6-2 victory. As Favorite Tonight Burdette is tjsing the spitter. I’ll The first is now hlstor.S’ and the games) or Steve Cooper for that "Did your 250th homer mean 57 strings while Shirley Fother- (Night). that put the Yanks ahead. Red Sox are atill working on a cept baseball matters." gill was third with her 105 average do nothing about ity .said Giles.,, matter (won four of his'five starts Frick hinted the' meeting with Packers and Browns anything to you?"'a fellow asked Saturday's Schedule formula to beat the Yankees. last spring). But," Kelley con Players Better Today Sauer in the clubhouse. m 66 gamea. ' Miami Beach, Fla., April 19
.» Howard's . . . . . 42 33 .560 gain this 43rd victory in 63 fights. New York at Boston, 2 p.m. home run of the year in the sixllt against Sully, slashed a single Wilbur Brown, Atty. John Mrosek Williams issued his blast at the ought to do it.". Hobby Shoppe 38 37 .507 Beecham. who says his own natu- inning off lo.ser Hal Jeffcoal, hand and Hayden Griswold Sr. I also no paw who did not pitch a single in MariiTea during a stopover at New quarterback and one of the "Four erreen-Bay, Wis., April 19 (/P)-LThe
Green Bay Packers, rich 37 .507 Sunday's Sehedulo past second baseman Gene Msuch ning last season but who won one Horsemen," say .that the men who Princess ...... 38 Iral fighting weight is the welter ed the winless Redlegs a second (pronounced Mock) and the Yanks ticed Billy Frey, former Manches Orleans. Later the Boston club is In quarterbacks but poor on defense, yesterday traded signal Ed’s Atlantic . 9 66 .120 division, was an up.set decision vie- ” Baltimore at Washington ( 2 ) 1 ter Hjgh baseball catcher and cap- of his* three starts in 1955. Two sued an apology to the Marines play football today "Are much bet- * defeat and left the Braves snd led 3-1. years ago, Johnson, who played ter, more intolli^ht” Ahsrn. "the caller
Bobby Garrett and
linebacker Roger Zatkoff to the tim of Mims in their previous p.m. Brooklyn Dodgens the only un Dick Gernert’s home run leading lain. in a wheelchair behind home sigTied by' Willisms Oeveland Browns for si.x players, five of them defensive Final Averages 'I meeting here last November. C?leveland. st Detro(t„,2 p.m. beaten clubs tn the league. plate... Bill lost the use of his rightfleld last spring and is ex men of m y day." The assembled Ave. off the Red Sox half of the ninth pected to be one of Kelley's top UConn gnute presented Alumni ^MCi^sts - f IWILOKKg Name . Gtmies ! Tonight’s bout will be televised Kansas City at Chicago, 2:30 The Dodgers, with Sal Maglic eased the pain but the dama'ge had iegs during the Korean fighting... P irkey...... « . . . 75- 107.67 • ind broadcast nationally by NBC p.m, throwing a four-hitter, knocked Gov. Foster Furcolo threw but the stickmen, worked 20 ipnings. giv ai^arda to Albert N. Jorgensen, ‘CoiJeli it* Blackboum of the Verona ...... s. 57 105.38 I starting at 10 p.m. .(ESTi, Ten been done.' The final score went ing up eight- earned runa, 17 hlta Linksm en Victors university president. . and two Kational Football League PUck- Last Night^s Fighti New York st Boston, 2 p.m off Pittsburgh fi-1. The Chicago into the books, as follows, New first ball. , . The Harvard Univer and nine walks while striking out Fothergill . . . . . * • * •. 66 105. points will go to the winner of Chibs cracked 16 hits to defeat the sity Band entertained -the crowd seniors, basketball star Bob' Os KV. skM he was "Happy to get •Simmons ...... 69 102.22 , each round, National l-eague York 3, Boston 2, 16. The senior lettei-man will bat In Opening M atch borne of New Haven and distance thMe hoys because they will give St. Louis Cardtnal.s 10-2. And the Pitching dominated the play before the action. .. Red Sox Pub fourth in the lineup and also play Seattle-— Pal McMurtr>N,186 PAGANI’S CATERERS McIntosh ...... » * . . 72 101.50 i Mims. 28, hasn't fought since \V L Prt. G New York Giants kept Philadel licist Joe McKenney said only 12,- runner .Lew Stieglitz of Wtot H4rt- me. a lot of experience in the de Smorgasbords shutout the Wed 101.47 throughout. Sullivan scattered but rightfleld when not on the mound. Ctaptain Joe Segal, lone return- ford. ! ■ . fensive unit." Tacoma, outpointed Edga McCarthy...... 72 i his unanimous decision over Brooklyn .... 2 0 1.000 ■ phia winlea.s 6-2. six hits whita-the Red Sox were 000 tickets , were sold up to Mon Romero. 248, Argentina, 10.. dings 4-0 while - the .Outings and Hilinski ...... 56 101.41 ' Beecham. His victories in 10 years Milwaukee 2 1.000 - day but with the weather perfect He should improve on his 1956 bat ing member from last year's BUckbourn indicated the Pack Clambakes rolled similar 3-1 vic l" Tigers, sun M lnlesi able to collect but seven off the ting average of .236 but included ers etlU have some dealing to do Los Angeles—Jimmy Palazsola, Molumphy . . . . • • . s. 67 101.31 include 12 knockouts, most of Chicago . . . . . 1 1 ..500 In the .American, the win]es» for ba.seball every seat was taken crackerjack squad, which posted a Four former Michigan Rtate tories over the Receptions and Buf Cowles...... : 75 100..54 them scored with iong right , New York ... 1 1 ..500 combined offerings of atarter among hia base knocks were nine One 8-1-1 won, lost and tied rec- football players—Elveretf Orande- when he said "There will probably 1163', Los Angeles, stopped Chester fets, respedltvely. Detroit Tigers lost their third in a Johnny Kucks and Bob Grim, The by game lime, thanks to a great runs batted in. be more developments later.” I Mtearala, 153, Chicago, 5. (^h’andall .,...... 7.5 100.53 smashes. Beccham's handlers said Pittsburgh ... 1 1 .500 row. this lime to Cleveland 8-3 last minute sale. . . Boston play- Di-d, shot an 80 yesterday after; llus,; Doug Weaver, John. Polon- Night’s best scores were pinned their -year-oid will "throw the] latter was credited with the win. Little Leo Cyr. another senior noon in leading the Manchester In exchange for Garrett and i iruma, Ariz.—Zqra Folley, 195, Peretto ...... • • • •. .53 100.19 22 St. Loui! 1 1 '.500 ii. 11 innings. The New York Yan by-play announcer C^Hirt Gowdy is chek and. :^orge Serr—ara mem- by Amy. Pirkey 106-132-333, Ntfcker ...... 60 99.30 [punches" tonight. . ; Cincinnati ... .0 2 .000 Kucks wa.r lifted for a pinch-hi tier, leterman, will lead off in the bat High .golfer* to a ope-slded 14 |i- bera of Coach Duffy Daugherty’* Batknff the rmckers received qiiar- ! Chandler, Ariz., knocked out 1. W, Grace Oliva 106-106, Dot Baldyga kees again had to rally in tho Enos Slaughter, in the eighth with recuperating at the New England ting order and play third base terback
Babe Parilli, end Carlton Johnson ...... 75 99,5 Beccham-^was expected to weigh : j Philadelnhia . . 0 2 .000 ninth, - beating Boston 3-2, Chi Baptist Hospital with radiculitis 3 Vi win over neighboring ■ East staff. , - ! (Sporty) Harvey, 197, Los Angelea, 123, Marie Hebenstreit 114, Ann Dey ...,...... s . . 67 98.57 about 150 a*nd Mims a bit heavier, i .the Sox leading, 1-0. Two of the Monday. Swift afoot and the pos- Hartford. The match was played Menety, halfbsicks John Petitbon 4. ' cago's White Sox handed Kansas Sox hits were smgles by The as the result of sn old back injury. .sessor of a strong arm despite his end Billy Kinaril, tackle John Ma- Fllblg 114. Alba Soblski 112. June Chapman ...... 72 98.22 Beecham 'said jt would be hi.s'i Tames Red Birds rridav's Schedule He's'oiil for an indefinite period, at the East Hartford Golf Club Michigan State haa been the Big I Dallas—Art Swlden^ 191, Pltta- Lichatz 108-108, Blna Lorenzen last middleweight fight. —.V City its first defeat,’’6-2, behind Thumper who stood up in front of (only 5-4), Cyr is another Indian and marked the opener for thS In eertUl and center Bam Pahimbo. Phillips ...... 66 98.20 Winner by a 10-2 count in hii No Games Scheduled. Jack Har.shman's four-hitter. And • • • Ten cross country champion Dve Hie'way was cleared for the ! burgh, outpointed Buddy Turman, 110, Helen Lichatz 105-108. Shir K loter...... • . . . 68 .98.22 the Marine Corps in pre-game who should add a-Jew points to his Familiar Scene to Be Duplicated Tomorrow dians. of the past sbe years. -----186, Fort“ , WorWorth, 10 ■ ley Fothergrlll. liO. Betty Kusrnlk firtA start of the season with Thursday’s Kesiilts Wa.'ihington finally became if^wln- ce-emonies and did’ 't bat an eye Mel Allen, who almost didn’t .189 batting average in 4956. Sophomore Red Smith trailed trade when the Packers yesterday I Beebe ...... 57 ;97.iqi the Chicago. Cubs last night ner with a 6-4 job on Baltimore. Trout fishing season in Connecticut opens tomorrow morning at 6 o’clock and hundreda of anglera signed veteran quarterback Tobin 1 Sacramento, Calif.. — Larry 1()6-108, Ann Meyers 105 and Shir Wilhelm ...... 55 97.2 IN THE END ZONE ' \ ^Brooklyn'6, Pittsburgh 1. lash as the Leathernecks displayed make the game beesuse his flight Great Potential Segal with an 81, Bob Reynolds ley Jacobs 105. Wewoka, Okia. lA*: Football was Moe Drabowsky, former Maglie. who will be 40 a week their arms. Some wag insisted the Newcomer Dick Kacinakl. a will be out on nearby’''streami and stocked ponds trying to catch the big ones. Herald Photog had an 88 and Roger Barrett ahot Rote for hie eighth season.. Rote, Bataan. 127, Manila, outpointed Carpenter . ... . 67 96,46 Trinity College star. Moe Chicago 10, St. Louis 2 1 Night). I from today, struck out five, walk was grounded in New York, will be rapher Cinch Oflara snapped the picture abo\f| last ..aturday during the annual Fishing Derby, of edio had talked earlier of retire Chu Chu Mejia, 127, Mexico City, Morton ...... 75 96.60 players uiing the Wewoka high Milwaukee. 1, Cincinnati 0. Marines’ firing squad had sfghted hard-hitting flrat baseman with the an 80. Alternate Bob Ballird came HOUSEWIVIC’S LEAGCE school field next fall are going to soatterpd four hits in chalking ed three while gaining a 23-5 life Interviewed by Edward R. Murrow the Recreation and Park Departments at Center Springs Pond. It shows the’ typical American ment, got about a fl,500 increase 10, Pound...... i . 67 96.33 New York 6, Philadelphia, 2. Us target on the Boston f'doi who JSyvees last spring, has clinched bov in a familiar relaxed scene, wearing rubbers, old clothes, a straw hat, a fishing tackle box to through with a good 83 for,the 18 League-leading Rockette.s (60- have to slow up quickly after get up a 10-2 win, for the Bfulfta time record against the Pirates in ■ recently blasted the Marine Corps. tonight on hia."Person to Person!’ the starting leftfleld position and hole.!. '' ' ALHMAROLL In pay to put hia annual salary at Revere. Ma.ss.—JacksSh Brown. Staiim ...... • •. 62 96.16 against the St. Louis Cards in his 200th major league start. The support his head, a bag with several sandwiches and a line without a fish. The lad is 14-year-old $20,000. 151 3-4, Boston, outpointed Yvon 40) held on to |he top rung despite Berzenski .'.... '» • • s. 62 95.59 ting across the goah "To beautify .Saturday’s Schedule Although he has a lifetime teevee program. . . 5’ogi Berra will will bat behind Cyr. Holdover Match resulta: The Aluminum Awning that being held to a 2-2 tie by the cel the new field, rose bushes are be SL Louis.. Mofr alsp'helped PilUburgh at Brooklyn 2* p.m. ! lone Pirate run was unearned. American League record of 48 receive a large reproduction of the Dariny Renn. who played in five Tommy Rivard of 39 McKinley St. • ______Mfefich feller Raat Hartford roils up and rolls do-an. . Turenee. 154^j Montreal, 8, Holm es...... * • • •. 60 '95.21 I Duke Snider, the NL's defending Smith ...... Jameaon .. .. m lar-dwelling Bowl-a-Jets (36-64), Tweedy...... 60 95,8. ing planted on the north end. ■ his own cause with two hits. f?hlcago at SI Ivoiiis. 2:30 p.m. wiha and only 33 defeats, Sullivan Saturday Evening Post's current games in 1956, }vill handle the . t'i ...0 EVEN St e p h e n s home run king, smacked his first Barrett ... ..r. . 3 CoufhMn The BowI-a-Dears . (58-42) also Fidler ...... N « • •. 62 -94.26 Cincinnati at Milwaukee, ,2:36 has always found the 5'ankees cover before Satiirxiay's game at duties at shortstop and bat third SIX NEW PILOTS Be.«t Ball ...... I'-i Beat Rkll.. .. i >4 Salem, Va. OP)—Aftei^ playing a held on to second plqce' although [ of the year and Gil Hodges hit h\s harder to handlj. th^n a banker Boston. . Last' yaar the Yanks In the batting order. "Danny has Vital ...... SH Jacoba ... .. 0 90-game basketball schedule., Scholastic Baseball Tedford ...... 75 93.13 pm. • ■ .' . second for the Brooks, who crack Flemke and Ransom to Race Reynolaa'*..'... . 3H Kirby ...... 4 losing a 3-1 decision to the fourth Pazlanos ...... 50 93.4 . Philadelphia at New- Vm'k, 2 on Thursday nights. Sully was won seven of 11 games at Fen great potential.” Kelley explains, i Pueblo. Colo. (45—Six new man Befit Ball ...... 3 Besl. Ball «..-O Andrew .Lewis High School wound place-Hl-Fi’s (46-.')2l and the third ed southpaw Luis Arroyo and never better than he wm yester- way. . A year ago the Yanks had 'and he could be my best hitter." agers are pilots in the class A up Ju)rt ■where It started—all even. New Britain, 2, East Hartford 0. Constantine... , , , . 71 92.13 Girl from Behind. Irod Curtain p.m. ./ three leliefer.s for 14 hits. TolaU .... place, Pinups' (52-47) w6n a 3-1 Burns ...... • ♦ * . , 73 90.23 Sunday's Sehedul^ fiay. He has lost some heartbreali- the following batting marks Big Norm Hohenthal will follow Western League for the 1957 sea Fotalfl ...... Tme team won 10 games, lost 10. New London 5. Bulkeley 0. victory over the Ten Pins (46-54) Young .Moe Drabowski, the Chibs' against the Red Sox, Sko-wron .452, In First Meet at Riverside Bloomfield 5. Ellsworth 3. Purnell ...... ;.. . 56 88.3C Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2), 2 ers In the pkat. especially-to New Johnson In the batting lineup in son. Tlie new baseball skippers are I* fee M old diys, •cored l,Oi3 points and gave up who dropped into fifth place. Short.!' ...... 35 bonus righthander, permitted just York, but none hurt the handsome Mantle .400, McDOugald .278, Berra addition to ^holding down his Henry (Nick) Gullop, Albuquer Moline. 111. ((Pi—A golf pro has 1,043 , points . to its opponents: East Windsor 1. Portland 0. . • 88.9 Star of Ice Show at Parkade j pm. / four hits in whipping the (Jards. figured out a way to play golf ■e sever had shade > Billie Eicholtzer 115, Mildred Goodin ... . 64 88.2 Chicago at St. Loma (2), 2:30 Wg guy as much a* yesterday’s .247, Howard .231, Martin ,^.221, familiar berth at first base. Sound Eddie Flemke of New Britaiiv? que. N. M.; Ed Bbckman. Amarillo, Nearby Jefferson- Senior High of Plalnvillc.'ll. Newington 5, Beaupre 115. Alma Purcell 112-112, who parked three of them into the opener which spoiled Tom Yaw- Bauer .219, Carey .182, Collins .186 defensively, Hohenthal. 6-4 aenior Tex.; Lam Stringer, De.s Moines, without the -/effort of walking My family perspired, RocnoKe ' was almost as con- Woodrow Wilson 4, Wethersfield p.m. / and Len'Ransom of Winsted, last BAD THU5IB BOWl-ER Grace Hansen 108 snd Phyllis Fol- By P.\T BOLDUC 'Ashow folded before going on the fifth inning for their two nin.s. key's 25th anniversary as presi and Coleman .259. Mantle,' and veteram'has committed only four year champloqs In the modified Iowa; Ken Landenbergir, Sioux around a course. Herb Day has my drapes would detent. It broke even on a 20- 2. Isnsbee turned in the top. Cincinnati at Mi'^’a'ikee, 2:30 Gene Baker led the assault on Brillion. Wis. (>P(—Francis Wall- contrived an "Electronic Golf Windsor 9, Glastonbury 1. 107 One of the bright stars appear-' ■’oad. p.m. /. dent and owner, of the Red Sox. Berra both wear protective helmeta error! in 206 chances in two full 'stock car snd jalopy division.! of decker. a 189 average bowler, (jity; Ira Hutchinson, Coloradp bile. game schedule -but scored 1.071 singles. P r o p o s e A c r e s Murry Dujkson and four Card Sullivan has won but, two games while batting but Bill Marlin wants years with the varsity but he must Springs, and Red Smith, Topeka. Course” that measures each ahot points to its opponents’ 1,070. Southington 16, Farrnington 0. 78 ing with tlje Xce-Ai*ama ice show Currently the ambitious skating . Philadelphia New 5ork (2i relief pitchers. driving in foiir auto racing' at Riverside Park caught his thumb in a lathe and by an electric eye. A gauge o6 the Mary Clispman continues to this week at the Manchester Shop- , ** organizing her own show— j p.m. while Jpsing nine to New York, He nothing to do with them ,ala Ted improve last year'4 .208 batting Speedway, have signed for the in- figured he'd have to lay off the The two holdovers Ifi, the eight- lead the league with a 94.60 aver 2 runs with a triple, double and Williams. The lattei' is again living avirage if the Indians are to repeat club circuit are Ray Hathaway of device shows which club to use for For Brooklyn Park ping Parkade is Czechoslovakia-1 ’The Miroslaya Ice ”h°'V which hasn't beaten the men of the augural rac,e meet al Agawam; gport for a while. That night. the distance selected to simulate age while rqnnerup Jean Nourie single. Stan Muslal. his back in Mighty Casey since the 1955 sea at the Somerset Hotel. . Umpire their aucceis. In the CCIL ajid Saturday night. In addition sevch 1 however.'his team needed him so he the Pueblo Dodgers and Lary sporta a-91.66 mark. Rounding out born Miroslava Nachodska, who nation s leading olRnt ^ sliape. played his 776lh cpnsecu- long or .ihoirt holes. A canvas is New York, April 19 OUNCBS- ..'ho boasts an unbeaten lisfoid of i Rookie Roger Maris made his beat the Red Sox in Florida 1-0 who saw, action in four varsity Conn., Ken Goodermote, Troy, *bo^s fool. He aid, "Old, get B y Gonzales Again The plan to turn over the Flush vue is sponsored by the Manchester t*'* Town. Miroslava's fabulous es- on a "suicide squeeze to .bfealf the games last year. ing Meadows property in Queens Parkade Merchants As.sn. and is cape story Is soon to be dramatiz^ six victories in this country, has : h°me run the . scoreless tie. while going the route on April 2. N. Y„ Moe Gherzi, New Britain," AhNMRalHhey’te really QS!) . . . J ... .1. . V majors first grand slammer of the ____ Another newcomer and also and George Lombardo, Hartford. New, Haven. April 19 for Dodger use was submitted yes open to the public free oC charge. I Armstrong Circle Theatyr. been rematched with the only fpe . aeaaon. capping a five-nm-lUh for promoted from Coach " Harold THAT'A HUBHTY yr terday by Park OmmLssioner Rob to Flemke, who comes from a fam I Panclib Gonzales boosfed his pro The: attractive and soft-spoken | Befoi'e her escape. Mlro.siyva, go the route in a semi-final [ the Tribe. Bobbv Avita's secrifice Parks' JV array, Dick Aver.v. has ily of well-known auto race star*, Nrmiwif ert Moe'es. Wagser said the pror amateur figure skating champion with the 'financial support (jf her bout . -starting Saturday night’s‘ fl;flj- scored the run tlial broke a - fessional tennis exhibition series fight card at Foot Guard Hall. 3 v/on the starting role behind' the had a most impressive record In lead over Wen RoseWall to 37-16. pqsal woijld be presented to, the of Czechoslovakia for four con- government, had visited most of all tie. Ray Narle.ski won it with plate. He Is expected to share the taking the big win ■ at Riverside downing the Australian star last Board of Estimate for ‘’informal seculive years visited The Herald's Uia other countries behind the Iron MancareUa battles Silby Ford of A1 Aber the loser, both in relief. duties with Carl Johnson, who is C$hrhl aln. Her mother, father and Brooklyn irt a repeat eight-rounder last season. In stiff competition LIG H T I night in straight set.s. 6-4. 0-7, discussion " next Thursday. sport departmo-it late yesterday Pete Ramos gave up only three ineligible until May 4. with more than 100 drivers on the ■Dodger President .Walter O'Mal afternoon for welcomed intef- mikrried sister .still live in Czecho>- on a 'card topped by the-t«i-round- hits in 1-3 relief innings to js'in NOTICE Pancho Segura defeated Dinny .1 er pitting Halford's feared Billy' 6 Other OuMeMera Riverside roster, he came through Clam Pails in the first match.. 8-3. ley, considering e shift of the Na vieiV. Mirpelava (that'a her true Slovakia. And not too long ago the for the Senators. The'Nats pushed With' Johnson on the mound. with 16 wins in all types of races. FUTNERWEISIIT tional League ftSmihise to Los first name) was selected to repre- poised Miroslava was the subject Lynch against Baltimore’s Johnny across three sixth-inning runs on WE WILL U Gonzales and Segura Completed Cunningham. , Kelley must select hi? rlghtfielder five'iSI them being main events. fjoJt, £a&jtsdL a victorioua evening by stopping Angelea, toured the proposed Long .sent her country in the 1955 World of a three-page fei^ure story in a RBI singles by Pete Runnels and from among Larry Herzog. Bob Teamed witb Gherzi he also took Pails and Rosewall in the doubles. Island site, some 12 miles from Figure Skating .champions in national sporta magazlhe. Matchmaker Gua Browne easily Eddie Yost to ,beat Ray Moore, Flske and Bill Ayer, with Herzog the win In the ’’Riverside 500” 'be 8-4. , . mid-town Manhettan, Monday and
Vienna from where she made,her Explanation cimched.-'the .rematch, one of the who worked 10. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 Pie likely starter against Wind fore an all-time record-crowd last The tour now moves to Bermuda yesterday and said he 'had ’’an daring, escape from Communist ’The auccessful escapee had. a few timSs he has had as little The Yankees needed a pop-fly \’ ham. July 28. . ■ for the Easter weekend. open mind. I am willing to listen rule. 1 eady explanation for the complete trouble as this in co'nrincing both RBI triple by Gil McDmigald and They're tops m protectioo— domination of.-American skaters in sides to take .the fight. First off. FOR YOMR CONVENIENCr Two other pitchere. Wes Feshler Both Flemke and ‘ Gherzi who t6 more a5out 1t." Shopping Tour Elston Howard’.s single for two and 'Clyde. -Richard have been drive for the Garulti Bros, of New endurance, too. End that put-ip The Queens property now Is the recent Olympic Games and Mancarella'a handlers believe he ninth-inning runs in edging the working diligently to gain the N6 Stake hojse ^old Ruler has eat On the day before her scheduled World Championships.. "In my can whip the Brooklynite again, and aee our new line of Evinrud^ Motors, Gator Britain, will roll in brand new cars and'take down you hate to do! en as maiiy as three packages of used for commuter parking. return to her native coifntry and Red Sox and Frank Sullivan, who . Cone In 2 spot behind Johnson and one of it the big opener. The speedy duo, In seeking to lure O'Malley—,un- country,” she related^ "we can only and probably stop Jiim Uiis time. retired 19 m a r,6w at one point. IDE peppermint |Can
ing for it. He begged his' manager tri hoinered for the A's. hailed a taxi.and direct'ed the this country, Miroslava - ex the man I marry," she smilingly time and was comipg along among the group, the others all be night at 8:15. The new car group explained. She was quick to point stronger in later rounds while he ing inficlders. Neal; who performed includes Phil Mitchell, Glaston TTmm hots walgh so little you hordly Sparkling' Baauty in Plastic Tila plained hoa* ehe arrived at the Elm-, out that there was no steady beau was fadingr" said Ford. “This y*’"'* “8” today Dixie SHOP SERVICE Andy Cohen, who managed New bassy five minutes loo late. But Walker drpye home foul runs on a with the JV'S last spring., is con bury. , holder of the present 25-lap know you're weoring p hot. W« I Orleans Isst season, ia managing at the mome'nt; time, in better shape. I ’ll be able to homer, double and-'single as the flme_j record at Riverside. Cslkl, n the taxi driver suspected her plight go after him earlier and I figure sidered a promising hitter .while You'll lov* th« cUan, fresh look of color* Tot. Ml 9452a i Indianapolis in the Oftcago M^ite and offered to 'take her- to the In addition to her -exceptional Brooklyn Dewtgers whipped the LONDON Hudson*'haa Impteased both In the Gene’ Bergin, Hartford, Rene Easter Ties hove euslomart who enjoy weoring .[ Sox chain this season. ability on the ice, Miroslava has I can wtop him.” „ Philadelphia Phllliea 6-2. Charland, Holyoke, Gene White, ful plastic til*. Adds pormonont boouty American Refugee Center. Some Which is a possibUlty, what field laecdnd bate) and at the rhasa Chomps oil four taoions. what suspicious of the man’s of "alko- studied ballet and modern Ten years ago today _ pom plate. Foulke appears a. capable Mancheytet, Red Foote. EasI We're blooming with freshly arrived ties. dancing. One of her biggest sur with MancareUa being able to fin DiMaggio's single with two out WATERFORD gloveman at abort but la a little be Windsor, and Dick Dixon, Wsrei* Come take your pick for Easter. You’ll find Pra-craosad for shopa parmenanea, to your homo—•osier to clean. Won't crock,, fer, the shapely blot de nonetheless prises since coming to America Is ish off most of hia opponents with Man. was he right- A’' accepted. and the bases filled in the 10th In hind the others because of report house Point. the colors and design? you're looking for. croto or fad*. Many baoutiful colors to the difference in the E n g l i s h in, three rounds. Longer .routes on ning gave the Boston Red Sox a both ramorkobly sturdy ond mallow. AlumaRoU's best Much to her surpriae, exactly one the two occasions he has had .to ing out late. . , language epoken here and in Eng rietpry over the' Philadelphia In 30 year* at Colby College, the And they rolled chooso from, in plain or morbloistd colors. half hour after her arrival at the land.' "I had studied Ehig!,lsh while ■go, h.ave bothered him. It took him • Your siza ond fovor’rla shoda ora Center, the ice abating beauty late Eddie Roundy coached 6U 1 , 5 0 29 Years in an in England 'for four mon^S but it nearly six rounds to halt another Five years ago today — Luka speed BOVVi and hara. PlaoM coma In ond try ona oifl found herself aboard a train headed practically was of no use to me substitute. Joe' QulUette, who had Dean in Soviet major ‘sports except track. rt' actual test! for freedom. And as yet. she has no Eaater and Larry Doby honiered upon my'arrival to this country," been edit over two-years, in his to lead the Cleveland Indiana to s idea how somfeone from the Center she admitted. "But," Miroslava re- last fight. Hollywood, April 19 (45—Diary .35 7-5 triumph over the D e t r o i t Dean, who used to be a pitcher and ■ ■ ■ ■ had managed to go to her hotel piarked in her own inimitable Meanwhile, Promoter Johnny ■ngers. -H NO MONEY DOWN room and return to the station with voice, "in all tff my travels I don't Cesario, former New England dual now is a baseball announcer, ma-y all of her belon^ngs. In her h u te believe I have ever met m o re ring champ; -reports ticket sales Stock Car Races soon be a m^vie atar.'C. V. Whit OPEN MONDAYS 3 Ytari to Fay she had merely packed a few nej friendly people than Americans. brisk. . J ■ PIER.SALL STILL HOLD.S UNITED STOCK CAK CLUB ney, who heads a film producing LIVE BAIT sities, including her skates. Into They have been simply wonderful company, said yesterday he has one suitcase. ' - to me.” Boaion (4>) Jtm Piersall. fleet offered the onetime - 8L Louis F R E E H O M t Turned Professional . Asked what she thought of Man centerflelder for the Boston- Red BRAND 0PENIN6 EASTER SUNDAY Ctardinals' pitching ace a "four- demonstration Arriving In Germany^. Mjrbalava chester. Miroslava' replied, "I like yesterday’s Stars Sox, aUU is proud fcf the hitting week, five-figure" contract to ap-' record he ti^ on June JO.-19,53 He pear in “ The Missouri Traveler." turned profeaslonal In order to it very much. Since I am staying ». J 1. con •’ED’' KAUNfO work in nightclub shows for the tn Manchester during my guest Hitting — Oene Baker. Cubs — msde six straight bm hiu tt> tie 2tM P .ii^ BIB RA^ES-THRILU OL' Diz[ who reportedly favqra the 29 Hazel SL K m s ^ s s BUILDING MATERIALS Army boys stationed abroad. appearance with Ice-Arama I have Drovs in four runs with a triple, the American Lesgue record for A. deal, awuld play the part of k. small double and single in four trips in consecuUMe hiU in a ’ nlne-imi ■' a r i' ' A She hpa oqly been in America ap had ample opportunity to, see a rting Let»«f Con -r Privm — I« nmI M usic iowA storekseper, Whttnsy aaid. Hartford JAckaao fiUfiAt LUMBER FUEL part of the lown..In mgny. 10-2 yictory over Louis. game. One of the Wts was \ a . ■■ I..1 .'i .r /. . proximately .16 months but 11 D—PA|tKINO hours aftbr her arrival in t!he XI.S. ,wpyi It leniinds me '-itf a town H Pifbhing — Sal Maghe. Dodgers, doqble. the rest singles. No major FASTEST TRACK JN NEW Lowell Dertinger of Wyomihg IVAIW OtLCQs, I - ‘V 8M NORTH MAIN STREET | TEL. MI 9-5253 the was immediately signed for a led Budwei^r back m Csecho- Struck out f iv t y wanted three leaguer has tnade six eiraight hito r tomily—4 mlkM i New Leattao holds 1*0 Skylino CeilfaMiMr roc- Ml 9-7983 789 M EN’S SH O P starring rolii in the Ice Show at i^otrikta.' xj-hile pitching a fohrrhitter 4n his *in« Pieraall's feat. Thirtv-two !>Ut.TS suiq — ( S9e for tho 100 ysrA. butterfly 200Uf major league/ atart for a 6-1 Other 'big leaguers HcoompUshed ORily 7 A. M. M-, Including , the Roxy Theater jUi New Xork 0|» yoi, Miroslava A H-OM mteuto. fi-> aecodds.- '■ M Aftcraomis /an# Saturday, Until Noon City. Later i^c aras stated to ^ in Jiaa resieivsd sevdral "feel victory oaffK* yitubiifglv with lha the fesL before Jim had his hot. f ’ thcfl HoUyWood. lent Plrato rwt unean^ 1/' the HoUywood ie« Rfvua f : // ‘ f - 1 f- ■h \ ' ' : U . : v I •/I/'. .- >■ \.r :-i\ ,1- .-Vv' /- t A' ' ’V / 4i!ANCHI!STOliiEVENING HERALD, MANCHE|grERi, CONN, FRIDAY, \AI!R1L 19, 1957 PAGE am nm EH (., - • 1i »» miiiim ' '1 y . Wanted Bm I Estate ’ '1.' ; s*-;, Dismoada—■ WaUAi ' H ouNhoH Goods ' B1 A|NurtiRi6iitar-FIatB^ ^ ; Houses for i s l e '1 ’ 78 Houses f-5132. MulUple Listing Member. Fun basement. beauUf^ pine kitchen, fireplace, Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Resl- ML S-1507, avanlnge ML 9 4 M er , Doga—Birdiijr—Pets 41 ’ ^ ticle s for^ale " w;46 abla prices. dally, 87 Park St., RockvlUe, TB 815,500 Some sniart buyer Is garage. Lot la 150x398*.,Nica high tors. Ml. 8-6930. ML 9-T78L______. ’ THEHE OUGHTA b e a LAW ! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN UPRIGHT FREEZER, in good eon- 5-2244. ( Automobiles 'for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 Thursday evenlnga. EM Spruer dition. (Xu M^ 9-4077 after 5:80 SIX ROOM ranch In excellent loca going to tshe advantage cS this six setting. T. J. (Xockett, Realtor. BABT PARAKEETS for Easter. PIKE POTTERY and K*!!*- ®i*ter 9-6887. STINGS WANTED-Slngle, taro- WANTED tmraadhtialy!' Appnari* Special. Have 20 dUfertnt - bird BtreeL IQ . p.m. FURNISHED apartment,' two tion. Two baths, finished recrea room ranch with garage, fireplace, MI 8-1577, res. MI. 9-7761. NO MONEY DOWN REFRIGERATION sales and serv Rare and normal, |5 and up. Call tion room, fireplace, garage and famlly three-famUy, buat&aaa tnataly'Vnataly 860 aorea sMedland.. not ice. Commercial, residential, air ay Mg.' I ff AM baths to pick from, Sa low aS rooms with kft< kitchen faculties. ete. On bus Une. Excellent value. Ma n c h e s t e r 816,8do. one level Classified Enjoy this with economi MI 9«584q. ' ...... VORNADO Reversible window fsn, large lot.- S. A, Beechler, MI 816,750—Six room cape with full property. Have many cash buyera. for davalopment or Induatry. Baat ' conditioners, fre'esers. A, and W.' 83.60. Lawn ornaments, religious Adults only. (XU after 5, 106 Birch home, 6>4 roqma-Quiet neighbor Mortgag(lortgages arranged. Please call of Conn. River Rrafamad, wtthte cal transpoc|ation. statues, life-size deer, flamingoes, FertilLEdrii 50-A 825. Maple drop leaf kitchen table 9-8962, MI 8-6969.______shed dormer. Basement garage. hood; high on a hlU. Attractive en 1930 Btiick Sfwcial aedan. Fully Refrigeration Co. MI '8-1237, MI Apaooifft'ASE n posts, jockeys, stable boys, iron large living rooih with dining 1930 Cadillac sedan. Radio, heat* "CHICKEN MANURE for lawn and ,ohalr, white leather seat, 85. nice location, oil heat, l%-baths, 815,900 — Six room colonial with Walton W. Grant Agenoy,. RaaL m CLASSIF^D ADVT. lawn furniture, (lagstons and gardens. Tel. MI 8-6971. Buaineas Locations fireplace, amesite drive, 817,'500. area, carpeted waU to wall, raised ARB YOU (XmSIDERlNQ tora, es Eaat Canter, Manoiaater. er, Hydramatic. White wall tires. GARDENS PLOWED with John MePHEAOOfiAMli Phone M l 9-7170. basement garage. Located on Par piany other items. Duck set 81.26 for Rent 64 CaU A. R. WlUUe and Pontiac sedan, Runs ■ well, p XieIiGREED f r e n c h Poodles. den tools. Reg^ar 875 power lawn CXd. Over-sised garage, full rear basement garage. Bowers school fullj’ equipped. ' Eight weeks old. Call MI 9-1929. 6-4709. TWO-ROOM office suite, 88 Elm TOTANLEY BRAY. Realtor FOR GLASisIPlHD ADVf. CELLAftS, ATTICS, and garages mower, special 888.95. We. give S dormer, fireplace; conveniently t . J. CROCKETT, Realtor district'. See this at once — It's 1950 Pontiac sedan, blue.. Fully Small cement'and mortar mlX' St., Rockville. Suitable for pro MI 8-1577 BRAE-BURN REALTY cleaned. Rubbish removed. Lawns A H Green Stan^ and defiver. J, located, sensible priced at 815,8" special ! Evenings and weekends. Ml. 8-6278. MON. THRU FRI equipped, excellent condition. ers, power trowels, electric ham fessional or business. InqtUre res. MI 9-7781______raked and. rolled. Ml. 9-9471. LixB Stock- -Vehicles 42 COVf MANURE for sale. Ml 1-4742.:. W. [Hale Corp. 1%!. MI 8-4123. mers, water pumps, building jacks, A. R. Wilkie and Co., Realtor, MI (XU Katherine Pratt.. PI 2-7596. 10:30 A. M. 1950 Studebaker five passenger A. Plaga. RockvlUe, TRemont 5-2505. 9-0649, MI 9-4369. J. Watson Beach, 21 (ientral Row, coupe, very clean. chain hoists, air compressors, THREE BEDROOM ranch, large USTINOB WANTED, single an^, LAWN MOWERS aharpened. P o w # SADDLE HORSES (or rent, also power rollers, lawn sweepers, time Hartford. JA 2-2114. two-famUy houses. Member o ft. SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1947 Willys station wagon. Real COW MANURE, 810 a load. Ml THREE ROOMS suiteble for office 49 FT. RANCH, three bedrooms, kitchen, plenty of cabinets, c«' mower fpr dale. R. Hopfner, 37 for sale. Riding lessons available. Boats and Accessories 46 spreaders, rotary tillers, trailers NEW Fi v e room ranch. Basement MLS. Howard R. Hastings, Real- clean. 8-6972. or business. 470 Main SL ML banks of closets, huge kitchen, fire ramie tile bath, seven closets. LIFE Chestnut St. MI. 9-2333. Rdckledige Ranch, Route 6-A, MI. 9-n07, any time. 195S Nash Rambler station Miscellaneous tools. 9-S2M or IQ 8-7444. place, cellar, H acre, centraUy lo Sliding doors, fireplace, baseboard garage, near bus, school and IrOVR COOPERATION WILL Marlborough.. ■MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 church. Stairway tp attic, oil heat, BE APPRECIATED . wagon. Excellent, condition. TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mow Essex St. Dally 12-9, Sat. 9-9. WELL ROTTED cow manure. De cated. 817,900. Carlton W. Hutch heat, picture window and grade SoW HFtDOE« llvered by the load. Phone MI STORE-Ghoice location at the door in basement. % acre lot reduced to 814,000. E A E Real WSTINGS WAJNTED—Single, two- ers, (hand and ppwer) preclaton Scott-Atwater - Ana Boats. EQUIPMENT Center on Main St., approximate ins, Ml 9-5132,’ MulUple Ustlng family and 'multi-family houses. McCLURE PONTIAC, INC. ground, motors serviced. Saws of THE lA«T-MIMure ■ 3-7405. Price 815,500. Also six. room tors, MI 9-6297, MI 3-4480. Poultry and Supplies 43 ly 1300 sq. ft. Will remodel to suit Member. , Investment propertiss, land and . 873 MAU4 STREET all kinds. Machine filing and re RIPlACCVIEMT POI SEB4GO OUTBOARDS, New Eng Cape Cod. two unfinished up. Dial Ml 3-5121 MANCHESTER - « GOOD) (jLEAN cow manure, 945 Center St. tenant CaU MI 9-6808 or ■ MI lots. We have many qualified toothing. Circulart'-saws, precision ~ JUST MLIB BROAD BREASTED bronze tur land built for New England SIX ROOM (Xpe ou our Compensation Department. p.m. exmpietely equipped. Also place, pool, patio, nicely land Natural tX rlla trim TOOLMAKERS, first class, gauge of quality for the entire home. scaped. Two car. oversized garage THREE DESIRABLE building lots NEED A CAR? Short on a down watt. Marlow's. MANCHESTER - Moving ‘ and Ability to Work accurately with fig the revolutionary Wearing Apparel—Fars 57 3 AND 4 ROOM new apartments Recessed lighting makers, jig and fixture men LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. MOLDED PIBERGLA8 with garbage disposal and mod with breezeway and amesite drive. Just off Route 31 In . Coventry, pt^ment or bad your credit turned Auto Driving: School 7-A trucking Co. Ml. 84568. Owned ures, a good telephone voice and Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or G.E. hot water heat. VXJRMICA couhtera, caramle wall some knowledge of medicsl terms wanted. All benefits. 55 hour mini CHAMBERS FURNITURE LIKE NEW —outgrown. Two boys' ern conveniences, no pets. Cen OU hot water heat. Many extras. Conn. (Low tax rate). About down? D' Light trucking and package deUv-. sales department for young lady 10 a,.m. - 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Call MI 3-8562. TR 5-4580. Wilkie and Co., Realtors. MI trees commanding a magnificent good car, be . of neat appearance, beads. 58 Lockwood St. MI. 9-6412. Cruisers, Inc. FRED A. NEWMAN, view of countryside. Reasonably Now easier than ever BEFORE TOU BUT a used car accident free Instructions. MI •ry, Refrigeratora, wasbera and with good typing ability for diversi Johnson Outboard Motors 9-0649. MI 9-4389. WEAVING of bums, moth holes work nine hours a day and have ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — (Xstom GIRL’S SPRING coat, size loi priced at 8975-81200. Only- 825 aa« G om a n Motor Sales. Bulck 9-7398. stove moving specialty. Folding fied clerical work. Five day week, the need of 895 per week or better. TOP SOIL, loam- right from the Marine Paint—Hardware—Supplies BuUder and Realtor and tom clothing, hosiery runs, chalra (or rent Ml. 9-0753. made cornices and drapM. SUp- Girl's 24” bicycle. Good condition. Wanted To Rent 68 (XILUMBIA LAKE —1947 custom down, and 825 a month. Other lots Salea and Serrica, 385 Main handbags repaired, tipper re exceUent insurance benefits and References required. Write Box K, farm. Day or night. R. G. Upton. CDRDNER AUTO SCHOOL. Indi pleasant working conditions in our Open daily 9-9 .— Sat., 9)5 covers, 859.56 and up. Choice of Call MI 3-5816. home, four twin size bedrooms, Jn Ashford and Chaplin. Phone to grow A lovely lawn Stm t. ML 9-I6T1. Open evenings. placement,'4 Umbrellas repaired, Herald. ' PI 2-6190. M l 9-8776 vidual InstnicUOn on Insured dual alr-condltion.ed. office. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, YOUNG CMUPLE and child desire dining room, two ceramic baths, owner Dion, Wlllimantlc, HA • » men'q,-shirt collara reversed and MclNTOSH BOAT CO. BEAUTIFUL girl’s coat, one top four room unfurnished apartment 2958 FORD V8 9 passenger staUon control cars by experienced, Painting—Papering 21 For further information YOUNG MAN wanted (or light, fac CEHTRAL REPAIR Co., 367 Oak JA 2-7780. hot water heat, screened porch, 812,600—1956 three bedroom ranch, 8-4896, HA 8-9848, or HA 3-2713. trained instructors. Quality and replaced. Marlow’s LltUa Mend 52 OAK ST. per, sizes 6-8. Dresses, skirts, or house. (XU MI 3-7614. double garage, only 817.900. (Xrl- wagon. 1984 Ford V8 ranch wagon. Call tory work. Good opportunity for land St. Repair work on all makes hot water heat, ceramic tile bath, You simply decide which o f the 3 Sootta Seed satisfaction assured. MI 9-6010 or ing Shop. p a in t in g a n d paperhan|ing. lawn mowers, oiftboard motors 80’ ’ GAS STOVE, SO” oven and suits, sizes 8-12. Like new. MI ton W. Hutchins MI 9-6132, Multi 2954 PlymouUi 2 dr. wagon. 1954 * MRS. PETERSON right man. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., IN STOCK-rYou-mak-lt boat kits. YOUNG b u s in e s s couple desire stainless sinks, cellar, ^ acre, Sublirbafi for Sale 75 Ford v8 9 passenger Country JA 7-3680. Good clean workmanehlp at rea ' and ■ English motorcycles. MI broiler. Very g o ^ condlUon, 875. 9-8828.______' ______^ ple Listing Member. trees, may assume large 5% REUPHOLSTERING, slip covers sonable rates. 80 years in Man MI 3-1161 60 Hilliard St. Starcraft aluminum. Evinrude Call PI 2-7746. ______four or five room rent. CaU Ml blenda fits your need Squire. Fitagerald Motors, former and drapes. Large selection of 3-1M6. Rear of Eddie’s Auto Serv mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, SPECIAL—ROCKVILLE LARSON'S DRIVINO -School, chester. Raymond Fleke. Ml. ice. motors. Sales and service. All 9-3262. ATTRACmVE SIX room ranch, ly Brunner’s, TalcottvUle,- Conn fabrics. QAllty workmanship, NURSE§ AIDES. Full time, 8 p.m.- RECEIVING AND models from 3-35 horsepower. Mc 40 GALLON glasa lined Whitehead Rooms Without Board 59 newly painted inside and out. MI 9-5132. MulUple Ustlng Mem' Most of our cuttomew want — Open evening till 9. Hancheater's only trained and- 9-9337. ■ r. i ceitlfled inatnictor. SVir your aafe- free .estimates given in your home. 11 p.m., part time, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Bride's Sports Spot, llt '^ O nter electric hot water heater, double Y0U N 6 HDCECUJnV^ wife and Many extras, including waU ■ Six room, two-story house with CaU ML 9-2324. ROYAL AND Smlth-Corona port small son desire 4-6 room unfur two baths. Recently redecorated good looks with good wear and ty We are trained to teach proper Smlth’6 Upholstery Shop. MI CEIUNGS, WALLS painted eve- SHIBPING CLERK able and standard typewriters. St., MI 9-8747. element, 850. Also, CXleman floor to' wall carpeting, draperies, 2958 CHEVROLET 3 door radio, 9-4663, evenings MI 8-7267. PLEASANT, heated room wlUi^pri- nished flat'by May 1. Quiet well MANCHESTER — Reduced. Six throughout. Garage.* Nice lot. heater. All good new tires,.only ly. MI. 9-8076: niifgs, Saturdays. CaU after 6 p.ip- AU makes of adding machines furnace, complete with controls, screened porch, disposal and many room Cape. FHA mortgage avail so choose Spw ial familt lawn MI 9-5426. 40 hour week, good wages, will 850. Both in good/condition. Call vate bath. CaU 90. 8-4088. refined family-, with exceUent ref 812,800. tSK. Low bank terms. Fitagerald sold or rented. Repairs on all Buildinff Materials 47 others. Moderately priced for int= able. Many extras. Pull price $1.49 a 15.95 MANCHESTER Driving Academy RUGS (7LBANED and shampooed. Help Wanted— Male 36 traiVi. Ail company benefits. MI 3-7025 or MI 3-6675. erences from former landlord. CaU J. D. REALTY Motors, fomerly Brunner’s, Tal makes. Marlow’s. ROOM WITH l^jtchen privileges, mediate sale. MI 9-6053. 812,900. Short way out. Expand guarantees results. Expert instruc "Our care means longer wear.” USED BUILDING materials for Windsor Locks, NAtional 3-8079 JOHN DE QUATTRO, Broker cottville. Open evenings till 9. tion, dual controlled car. Call PI Free pickup and delivery. Smith's Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31' MAN WITH mechanical ability for MONTGOMERY WARD I WANT A REUABLE centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 or JAckson 9-3400. MANCHESTER—Town line. South able Cape, one acre .land. 810,900. I M l 3-5262 MI 9-3640 MI 9-8075 for more elegance — the choice . BRECK’S DRY, oily or normal sale. Cinder blocks, oak flooring, Over SO more listings' of all kinds 2-7249. Day or evening appolnt- Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve full time work. Capitol Equipment MANCHESTER shampoo. 32 ounce bottle for 82.50. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON Arch St. Windsor—Wapplng, State Road, nings MI S-7267.- HOMEOWNERS! Combine year- windows and frames, double panel IS THERE a kind landlord who from 86,000 up. Call The Ellsworth EAST HAMPTON — Year 'round is Deluxe PICTURE lawn ments. ___ ' C o., Inc.. 38 Main St. RussMPa B, .rber Shop; ^corner Oak inside doors. Call MI 9-5096. 7 WHO’S GOING 2.3 acres. 200 foot frontage, six end bUle into an eaay-to-pay sec PART TIME Sunday work as~cash- I HOUSEKEEPING NICE LARGE front room, near will rent a three bedroom house Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI four rooms, file' bath, shower, fire CREAM PUFFS ELECTTRICAL contracting, guar and Spruce Streets. bath and shower (or gentleman room ranch and sun room, (our $1S8 a ' $9£S ond mortgage loan costing only a ier-clerk in business office. Op TO TAKE OVER or apartment to a family with years old. Three bedrooms, living 3-69$). Member MLS. place, oU heat, waterfront, has all Garage— Service— Storage 10 anteed workmanehlp and satisfao penny a month (or each doUar you portunity to learn NCR accounting only. Call MI 3-5422. five children that have been sepa modern conveniences. MI 3-7116 DESIGNERS;. FIREPLACE, furnace wood. Cedar UNPAID BALANCE / room, fireplace, picture window, 2956 Oldamoblle Holidsy coupe tion. Remember, hoiiae power pro- owe.' CaU Frank Burke at CH. machine. Seven or eight hours clothes line poles installed. Flat rated from parents because no BOLTON or 381 Summit St. to get a quick playground, Utility APPROXIMATELY 1500 square tccU you. Call MI 9-8976.' every week! Call Mr. Peabody, Monthly Payments SINGLE AND double room avail modern kitchen, separate dinette, Only driven 10,151 miles. Radio, e-8897 days or JA 9-6558 eves, (jon- stone, (or walls, etc. MI 9-1353. one wants to rent a house to a tile bath, breezeway, garage. FUll PLAY LAWN is the answer even if feet of storage apace at 14 High Ebcperienced men required for Manchester Memorial Hospital. 818.28 able. Reasonable weekly rates. 88 Two bedrooms ranch, tile bath, (XIVENTRY—Six room, 1>4 story, heater, Hydramatic, custom Inter necUuut Mortgsge Exchange. OWNER’S ILLNESS family with children? CaU MI cellar, hot water oil heat, copper St. Phone MI 3-6413. layout and development of elec- MI 3-1141. 8 ROOMS OF BRAND and up. Rockville Hotel, TR large living’ room, compact kitch older home. Modern conveniences, the soil is poor — 98i a $3S8 lor, white wall tires, beautiful two TEN STORM windows and screens. NEW FURNITURE 9-2952. plumbing. Mortgages arranged, tone paint. Carries a full new car Building— Contracting 14 tronlw equipment. Business ma Eight 36x51. one 30x35. one 36x36. tiBCMsitotts sqlt of small 6-9591. en, dinette, and utility room. Large two-car garage, lot approximately AAA MORTGAGE PLAN And Appliances 6>4%. Price reduced to 816,800. two-car garage and breezeway. 100x160. May assume G.I. mort guarantee. See this one today. chines or'sim ilar experience help Two storm doors. Call MI 3-7218 ROOM TO RENT. Inquire State Motorcycles— Bicycles . 11 CHIMNEY, FIREPLACE, stone Dog’S— Birds—rPets 41 818.28 Delivers — 818.28 Month Houses For ^ale ^ George L. Grazladio, Realtor, Also outside illuminated shuffle- gage., Asking 88,500, 81.500 down. To get the most out of any lawn, feed regularly after 4 p.m. businost, low ovorhood, Tailor Shop. 8 Blssell St. MI. 3-6047 1966 Pontiac Safari custom sta contractor. Ml 9-6451, Ml 8-4042 1. A first or second mortgage at (ul. Excellent o^portuniUes for the HAS BEEN IN STORAGE 8 Manchester. MI 9-5878. board court. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. MI MANCHESTER Cycle Shop. 185 or 318 Fem St. low interest rates. MANCHESTTIR Pet Center (or all and MI 3-7383. 56 FT. RAN(K, six rooms, two with Scoffs TURF BUiLDER-^America’a pioneer tion wagon. Beautiful two tone right man. good incomo and oppor- MONTHS MANCHESTER — Center St. Six Modern Florida design on large 9-6910’. pelnt, genuine leather upholstery, West Middle Tpke. Repairs all 2. A comfortable repayment plan your peta and pet's supplies. NIGHT CRAWLERS for sale, 23 ceramic baths, entrance haJl, at makes of bicycles. New and used INTERIOR AND exterior remodel , \ MI 9-4273. Open Monday.-Saturday, I sold this to a young couple i FRONT ROOM, suitable for couple room Cap6 Cod,- two fuU baths, lot, South Road, Bolton. Price in lawn food . . . feed 5 0 0 0 sq ft $ 4 .5 0 -—leas Hydramatic.. radio, heater, power to (it your pocket. Autumn St. MI 3-7821. months ago, but they are not get- tached garage, porch, sweeping 4% BPOM RANCH in Bolton. TUe bikes-for sale. Work guaranteed. ing, houses and g arag c»_ Free 3. A no red tape arrangement. GRAY MANUFACTURING 9-8 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. hinity. No roosonoblo or single person. 37 Park St., views, large maples, three room four bedrooms, living room, fire cludes; Frigldaire washer, stove bath, fun storm enclosures, ex steering, power brakee, white wall estimates. CaU W. F. Henl5l. MI Ung married. Rockville, TR 5-2244. place, knotty pine features, mod and refrigerator. than a dime per 100 sq ft. Urea and many other extras. Driv Rates reasonable. Money WaitUig—One Day Service CO. LIVE BAIT for trout fishing. Min apartment possibility. (Xrlton W. cellent condition, price reduced 5-5666. BIRD, cat and dbg supplies, whole offor r e f u s o d . CaU Ml BLOND BEDROOM ern kitchen, storm windows and Asking 825,000. Shown by ap- en on ly' 6,900 mllee (Cost $4500 16 Arbor St., Hartford nows, worms, etc; SO Franklin LIVING ROOM SUITE aitchins, hn 9-6132. Multiple List for quick sale, 810,000. MI 9-7137. En g l is h motorcycle repairs and Mortgage Lcnftng Agency sale and retail. Daily 6 to 5 p.m. St., Rockville. TR 5-4179. ing Member. screens, hot water oil heat, ga liolntment only. new). Save 8500. refinishing. Used motorcycles. GARAGES, porches, dormers, rec “ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ’ Tuesday. Thursday, Friday nights 9-8080 o r Ml 9-8891. 6-PC; DINETTE SET SINGLE ROOM, private entrance, rage, covered terrace. Good condl; Come in and let tu prescribe for your lamm. 75 Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4221 “ Philco" Elec. Ref. parking. 21 Edmund St. MI 3-8203. CaU Manchester MI 3-1357 between Wanted—Real Estate 77 1957 Plymouth Belvedere hard Central Repair Co., Oakland St. reatloh and attic rooms built. Evenings and Sunday, JA 3-5164 7 to 6 Porterfield’s Route 6 and 810,600—Five room 1950 ranch. tion. Mortgaiges arranged. ’5% % - 6-8 p.'m.. (Rear Eddie’s Auto Service). MI Kitchen and bathrooms re Chapei, South Windsqr. JA 8-3391. ADDING MACHINE. Remington, "(XloriC’’ (XmbinaUon Range Aluminum storms, amesite drive, George L. Grazladio, Realtor, top eedan, i^d and black paint modeled. Robert M. Alexander "Maytag” Washer FRONT ROOM centrally located. No Agen'ta TWO OR THREE family home I>^y equipped, including electric 8-1208.' YOUNG MAN- 18 hour week with 10-skey portable. Call MI 3-8152. Heated, continuous hot water, gen exceUent condition, 150' frontage, Manchester. MI 9-5878. wanted by. private buyer. Call col Ml 9-7716. all benefits. This is (nr store work BABY PARAKEETS, month old "Emerson” Television Set high elevation, view. Carlton W. windows. Only 3,000 miles. New Help Wanted— Female 35 and up at 134 Glenwood St. MI “ Hoover" Vacuum tleman 'preferred. MI 9-7119. MANCHESTER,*324 Lydall Street MANCHESTER lect Windsor Locks, NA 3-3203. LARSEN’S HARDWARE car guarantee. with on the job traiplng. Apply in Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Multiple List Business Services Offered 13 IF YOU in t e n d to build your 9-6872. Also included Sealy Innerspring —Six room Cape ' Wa n t e d —Baker’s helper, five Tables, Kitchen (Xblnet, inlaid and venient location, fenced in yard, heat, dining room, aluminum walls, ^ood location, Bowers school, house. For information please call done, (jail PI 2-6633. Three months old. 830. Melody a few other arUcIes. triple track windows. Modern BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. day week, nine paid holidays, hoa APPUfXnONS beinr taken for amesite drive, oil heat, consider 817,600. ■< Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-6132. 1968 Pontiac sedan, ty;o tone pltailzatlon and group insurance Farms, South Coventry. PI 2-6019, Flione Me Immediately able cash required, 815,500. CaU throughout. 83,000 down—vacant. MANCHESTER RADIO TV Service. Sewing mt- Alterations, additions, garages. after 6. new three rooih ■ aparimente in paint, radio, heater, white 'wells, chines and small appliances re NEW STORE OPENING paid vacation.. Apply Wonder Hartford CHapel 7-0868 fWr apartment bimdings, lour A. R. WUkle and Co., Realtors, Owner transferred. Price 815,500. New 8 bedroom O>lonlal, 1% WANTED—Building lots In Man Re-siding sperlalists. Easy . budg AFTER 7 P.M. CK 6-4690 HydrainaUc. Only one owner, eX' paired. CaU Ralph Aldrich. MI. Bread Bakery, 521 (5onn. Blvd. EASTER BUNNIES, ducks and apartments each buUdii^. One Ml 9-0640, MI 9-4389. Member Shown by appointment. Phone MI baths, built-in range and oven, good chester, Any zone. Phone MI- et terms. MI 9-6405' or- TR See It Day Or Night cellent condition. 9-8487. 5-6109. Housewife for part time counter East Hartford. See .Mr. Carl MaS' chicks. IJttle & McKinney, ■ 15 SALESMAN biding ready April 15, one May Manehester MLS. 3-6273. Brae-Burn Realty. location, 817.900. 3-6373. work. Hours approximately 11-3 or zel. If you have no means of trans- SO. WINDSOR*, ...... ' - • '• V ------1963, Pontiac sedan. Runs Uke ■Woodbrldge St., Manchester. MI Mercury for 1957 is sweeping th9 country. Lincoln 1. one May IS, one JUne 1. All a ^ 6H ROOM RANCH,’ garage, three BAST HARTFORD—813,400. . Six CXiEAN AND paint those gutters less if desired, at the hew Friendly 3-8020. portaUon, I’ll send my auto for pUance's, basement wash and dry, Beautiful 3 tedroom ranch, at new. Radio, heater, standard trans you I No obligation. ' bedrooms, fireplace, lot size IlOx room Cape, five finished. Storm now. Avoid costly repairs later. Aluminum Storms and Ice Cream Store in Manchester. WANTED sales are also way up. tile bath, shower, vanity. Indivi tached garage, huge kitchen* and mission. Only one owiier. Not, (too Ml. 8-1888. No experience necessary. Must be 200. Good location in outskirts of windows and door, ceramic bath, dining area, large lot, many extras, ihuch money for this fine family A— L— B— E— R— T— ’S dual rotating television antennas. Manchester, S. A. Beechler, ReeU- Screens 14rA pleasant and neat appearing. ALL AROUND MACHINISTS We have a statewide reputation for our Safety-Buy copper plumljlng, large lot. nice 818,500. car. RUBBISH AND aihea removed. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Three minutes from oarkway, 20 tor, MI 9-8952, MI 3-8989. location. Lawrence F. Fiano, ALUMINUM / WINPOWS, doors, Used Cars, fro:n Hartford. Exclusive, adults GLASTONBURY DILLON’S General cleaning, ceUars, atUcs Call BUller 9-9675 for appoint For making molds similar to iuLL WALK-IN refrigerator, 8H ft- Broker. MI 9-6910. Six room split level, 1% baths, SEND THEM 1950 PonUac Chieftain aedan. j'alousles, porches, awnings. Free ment. 26-W eek only. 8100 nlonthly. In outskirts of I and yards. Reasonable ’Stea. M. dies. Must be able to set up and height and length, width 6',4 ft. fireplace, garage, built-in range | Owned by a town official who drove A M. Rub)>lsb Removal. Ml. estimatfo. Call N. B. Chase Co., We ntied one more salesman-lo add to our sales staff. upper Rockville. Fhone MI 9-4834. only 7,000 miles per year. Radio, MI 9-0233 or Rockville”'T R 5-1200. operate all types of tool room ma MI 8-7371. and oven-, large lot, 831,000. 9-9767.' chines. Top fates, first shift. Ma Dress Her In A Jiffy ” 1 ’ THE heater, Hydramatic'. BeauUful jet TRAINING Demonstrator supplied; many employe benefits. Apply HOTEL APARTMENT available A Sign of Spring! EAST HARTFORD black paint. Looks and rune like WANTED—Two women for laundry chine operators need not apply. for couple. Woman to help in New 3 bedroom ranch, knotty | FLOOR SERVICH. Floors sahded work. Must apply in person. New Congenial, pleasant surroundings, in person to Mr. Belfiore. i MAYTAG AUTOMATIC Irondf. MI new Don’t fail to see this car. suid refiniahed. TR. 5-2071 or TR. Roofing—Siding 16 hotel, man to work out. Apart pine kitch.en, ceramic bath, fire Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. full insurance program available, 9-9241 between 6 aind 8 p.m. HOMETOWN 6-1050. COURSES ment and meals free, plus saleJary. place, near school and biu llne;| FOR THE best In shingle and built paid holidays. RockvUle Hotel. TR 5-9501. 817,400. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim AS AN AVON Representative you MORIARTY BROTHERS *4- D(X)RS OPENED, keys dtud, 17” TABLE M OD ELTV aiid cabi To Inspect call deszynskl-Felber Easter Sale can add to the lamlly income by Apply in Person FURNISHED alpartment, two! McCLURE PONTIAC, INC. copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. 301-315 CENTER STREET— TEL Ml 3-5135 Agency, MI 3-1409 or 9-4291. NEWS Ml. 8-770T. working only a ' few hours daily. EXPERIMENTAL net. CaU MI 3-7245. 8l&oms emd biUh, tor working cou-1 373 MAIN STREET guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Stxrt your own business now. We SPENCER RUBBER ple>116 North fichool St. | SIX ROOM Cape and garage. Quiet I knives, mowera, etc.,-put Into con- RAY’S ROOFING CO . ahlngla and train you. Call MI |»-8195. MACHINING - MANCHESTER, CONN. diUoD for.'cpm liv needs. Bralth- PRODUCTS neighborhood. Three bedrooms, built up roofs, gutter and 'con CHAPEL STREET 1952 Studebaker Gommaiuler $295 waite. 52 Pearl Street.' ductor work. roof, chimney re TYPIST (P^irt Time) and TOWN OF MANCHESTER (AoAA two baths, wail to wall carpeting, Fordbr, standard drive, gray. No, 4168. „ I . Mlj 9-4645 air conditioning upstairs, taste- pairs.irs. Ray Hagenow,H Ml. 6-;1-2214. Woman to nin accounU payable HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. WANTED—Extractor man and CONNECTICUT NOTICE 'flilTy decorated. Outdoor play area ' I h i Open E-venings AvaUable at all times. Philco fac Raysy Jackaon,Jackson, Ml. 3-8328. machine evenings 5-10 p.m. Exper helper in laundry. Apply in per EXPERIMENTAL ience desirable but qualified typist In accordance with the require* for children, spilt rail fence, patio, | tory aupervlsed service. Tel. Ml. son. Maple Dry Cleaners and SHEET MCTAL n o t i c e many extras. iQ 9-2045. 9-9698. i. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car •wtu^ be*.considered. Pleasant work- Launderers, 72 Maple St. nents of the Zoning Regulations 1951 Bnick Supar Fordor ^ $S45 pentry. 'Alterations and additions. ing'condittons. ’or the TownhJf Manchester, Conn., ■ Equipped. ■ . \ ■ ‘ \ 2953 PACKARD sedans and coupes. Of Adoption Of Ordinance CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran FIRST NATIONAL STORES be Zoning ^ard of Appeals will Ail overiiauled, with radio, heater teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autumn ^ C r k tc Oakland Aves. Interview Requirements: In accordance with the provialons MANCHESTER 151 North Main SL 90. 3-8517, o f Qhaptei[ 3, Section 9, of the Hold a public hearing on Thurs automatic, good Urea. Only .895 residerice Ml. 3-6900, St. Ml. 8-4880. '<» East Hartford , down, balance low bank terms...... ------Town (Xied’ter, notice is hereby day evening, April 35, 1957 at 8 CENTRAL LOCATION 1952 Oldsmobile Super 88 Fordor $595 P.M. In the Hearing Room of the Fitzgerald Motora, TalcottvUle,' QONDER’S T.V. Sesvlce, avaUaUe FIVE GIRLS (or punch press worll a High school graduation or given of the adoption by the Board Hydramatic, radio, heater, dean. No. 2010, Municipal Building, to consider the formerly Brunner's. Open eve any UmS. Antenna convertlOiu. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A on piece work basis. Paid holidays equivalent. . • of Dii4kor8 of the Town of*Man- Appealing 14 room duplex. Excel-1 nings till 9. PhUco factory superviacd serviee. and other benefits. Day shift, 7:45- Wanted chester, Connecticut, April 16, following applications: -lent coodition throughout. Four Tel. Ml. 9-1486. R(X)FINU' — Specialising iii repair 4 08, Also four girls from 1:15-t a Mathematics through algebra 1057, of an ordinance as follows: Manchester Boat Qo., 8. Side rooms first floor, three rooms sec 2955 OE SOTO Hardtop — Power ing roofa of all klnda.. Also new p.ni'. Apply Gunver Manufactur- AN ORDINANCE Middle T%ke. W est (west o f Essex ond floor. New oil ’.eating systems, 195$ Ford Susioin 8 Fordor $1895 Steering, power brakes, . radi'd; roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys GM STATION PICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Ckun- ing^Co,, 234 Hartford Rd. Apply ESTABLIBHINO a SPECIAL St.),. Business Zone II. Variance it copper plumbing coppqr gutters, Regardless of where Fully equipped- Stock No..2d05. , _ heater, automatic, two tone paint. pany, doors and windows, custom cleaned, repaired, 28 years’ ex Employment Office t a x i n g DISTFUCT, requested to erect lighted, free garage. Immediate occupancy both SpoUcas inside and out. 'Full price work, guaranteed. CaU ML 9-1583 perience. Free esumatea. (Cali PART-TIME Sunday work as cash standing, ground sign, approx. S' sides. Many extras. Price 821,000. | your service man' or 81875. Only 8375 down. Low bank after.6 p.m. , . Hbwiey; Manebaster HI. 8-5861. ier-clerk in business office. Op ATTENDANT Section I In accordance with the provi' from street line, which Is 35’ closer Shown by appointment. woman is stationed, 1953 Pontiac Chieftain 8 Fordor $945 terms.. Flzgerald lilotors. >/ormer- portunity to lesrii NCR accountii^ than|,i acre plot department, the outer limlte of Variance is requested to erect addi 3-8683 { Newlngt^ MO '6-9968. LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as with beautiful shade trees, picturesque stonewalls and a brook, { tion to dwelling' which will be 8’ to get. statloh wagon, very clean 8295 sures ss:tisfaction, prompt service. PLUaCED SEWERS I , - . ' such special .taxing district to be 8475 down. Liow bank terms. Fitzgerald FLOOR SANbING and relinl8hiiq|. I This ad is about a brand-new 6 room ranch house. less than a half-mile from U. S. Route 6,. the same as the boundaries of .the from- north side line wlilch is 3’ CH 7-6124, MI 9-5485. 2-4 yn. V MANCMSTER Motors, formerly Brunner’s, Tel. Specializing In old O oors.' 8Q. MaeliMt Cleaiwd The House: Large living room with paneled fireplace. Big dining Entering the foyer approximately 19x13, with ita open stair ■ Town of Manchester and the In- closer than regulations allow. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Fordor 3845 cottvOle. Open evenings tUl 9. ' 9-5750. el. Two twin-size bedrooms, one. smaller bedroom...T w o . full way and .beautiful balustrade, one Immediately reaiiaea that this I .ner Umlts o f such special taxing Stanley Wojeoski, 25 Bliss St., 60- FOXCKOFT DRIVE Telephone Ml 3*5121' Fewer Glide, power brakes, equipped. No. 3044. SepHe l ^ k s . Dry WeUs, Sewer is an unusual country residence. The living room, J6x20, has I Residence Zone A. 'Variance la re HONEY WAGON Septic Tank MilUnery Dressmaking Lines Installed—GeUar Water baths. 'The kitchen has lots of beautiful wood cabinets, post-for district to be the same as the Pretty-up your linens (and 2950 BU K K Special sedan, clean mica counter , tops, built-in, oven and range, and commodious windows on Uir6e sides snd a massive stone fireplace. A com er boundaries of the Eighth School quested to erect detached garage wearables) w ith this lovely violet O ft Adams StreeL south of .cleaning, repairing installations. proofing Done, ' West Middle Turnpike, • Circulation ood motor, "ures, heater, radio ALTERATIONS on women’s breakfast area. Lots of closets. Full basement.with hatchway. fireplace is a feature of the spacious, cheery dining room 19x13. 2' from eaat side Une which la 1’ An exciting button-back sun.- border embrolderftd in easy-to- ynaflow. No money down. 814.90 24 hour service. Reasonable Rei rates, and UtiUties District. 1953 Chovrolot Bol.AIr Fordor $895 § free advt^. MI 9-2330. children's dresses, coats,- suits, Hot water heat oil furnace. Covered porch. Attached garage. The kltclie:^. also 19x13, with aunshine from aouth, east and west / Section II closer than regulations allow. deeu for a miss of two to six do cross-stitch! You’ll find it (By iq>pointment only, please) Department ; monthly. Cole Motora. MI 9-0980. 3-tone. Very clean;-No. 3103. skirU/ etc. , \ THE GUENN RpBERTS AGENCY, Realtore-lnsurore* MLS ' ~ 'J ' .tSUOo, Iwstcr. WUt accept TELEFHO.NE V Glenn Roberts Agency - ) '' ADaihs 2-9883 68 East Center ISL, star. ¥ fei tn a% I’aaikinalde. RlnanC- Ml 9-32M ■' AD S-9S8S . , GUatMifeofr 8IEdf«rd 3-8188 NewiagtMS'MOhswfc-OOMMh M 14FUM BdckviUe, TR N oyiagtai. |MO'S98 d S . FIm m M l ^ 3 0 4 I ' ; /' A J:. •/ If ■;r- I. : ' i ' , 7 *1 .1 '. ■. /v:' • i‘. ^ y - ^ . * t. F«V the Week Ended * 7 ^ FWeaeet tt V. 8. Wa«ttMr ] V, f '.' .. r I i^. ■- -r^ . AprU 18. l»St ■>' ... / Fair this evening, fsat Past DMMUlmaat pfasident Mrs. nees tonight Low 6urt Cases B y JOHN M. H IG BtO W BR V against Soviet Commuhiat prea- is fair and mild tonight, Sun / 37. from 10 a,m. to 3 p.m. Inaa^ To Look Your Loveliest Washington, April 20 (/P)— Buree. day fair and warm, followed much as It is necessary to know 2. Offlciala here ipeculated that by a chance of scattered, late^ the exact number of those planning In a special session of Town -'State 'Department officials negoUatlone with Egyptian Prei- afternoon showers. to gtv the Girl Scout office should C o u rt' held Thursday afternoon, promised a careful study to i^ent Nasser, aimed at m o ^ ytn g And it’a practically the a^ for the rest of New Eng)A be noUfled by the morning of Fri Harry M. Anderson, ■41,. of 28 day of Russia’s latest pro hia proposed plan for optAtlng day, April 26. The cost will be posals for dealing with the the Suex Canal, arc nearing kn end shared aimogg the participants, Maple St., was given a 60-day sus Suddle East situation.' 6uf‘ and probably will, lead to a report pended jail sehtence and one year, to the U.N. Security Council by A troop camping course for Girl probation for obtaining money un they apparently saw little the middle of n ext week. Deaths Six Scout leaders Interested in taking der false pretenses. .. styles and prospect of American agree In thla connectloh, informants Crisis for Hussein *l- • /•,-'■ their troops camping one or more Deputy Judge Jules A Karp Eaifer i$ almost here, but if ybu're a fittle late this" prints ment. ■ _ said Naier had hot ^ subatantially hlghU'will be given next Wednes listened to an appeal for leniency The Soviet government sent a modi#cd hia plan 8a_far-on-ri»ny In Mi es0ta’s day a t the Girl Scout office at 8 because of the Easter Season, ffom •V new note to Washington yester key points, althuogh he Was re p.m. This will be followed by. an Anderson’s clergyman before aen- » n < l * ! • day, reportedly reasserting Its call ported to have made some revi ten’'clng him. The clergyman asked year buying yo^ur Easter outfit don't worry, Hale's is^ »1°° Violent overnight at Camp Merrie-Wood on • for Joint 4-power action to neu- sions. Diplomats said'these could Storms May 3. Those Interested in taking that his name be withheld. traliie the whdle strategic region be considered, favorable in the sense Anderson was accused of. sollc-< COLORFUL SPRING this course are urged to sign up still able to outfit your every need. . " . by abandoning military alliances, of providing a little more assur ...aukee, April 20 iJPt—Six Damascus, April 20 -About; gt the Girl J ^ u t office,. ^ * iting $5 for flowers from the such as the Baghdad Pact, evacu ance to users of the canal thqt they ms were killed as a scries of roO Syrians today staged neighbor of a deceased woman. He ating military bases, and cutting- could be treated fairly. ..jit wind and rain storms tore a demonstration demanding the^ ^tu^i to'power of Jordan’s then spent the money for gro Two Manchester seniors at the FLOWERS off arms supplies. The State Department sent __southern Wisconsin Good Fri ex-Premier Suleiman Nabulst^ ceries. Anderson had bMn arrested The United States rejected in day,'one of the warmest daya of TTnlversity of Connecticut and one for obtaining money under false Ideal for coat, suit or blouse Congressional committees wha, The demonstrators also^denounced the Eisenhower'Dpe- junior will be Initiated into mem- wear; small and large bouquets of March a Russian proposal for a was described as an “interim the spring and a holiday for one pretenses in the past. ' of the victims. trine. before dispersing w ^ o u t incident in front of the Jordan bershi{> into Connecticut pipailon roses. Illy of t)ie valley, vloleU, joint declaration along those lines. port" on the mission of Ai^as- embassy here., Chapter of--Phi BSeta Kappa, na Anderson was arrested on a daisies and mixed bouquets. Authorities said today the new sador James P. Richards m ex The dead were two Minnesota tional atudent honorary fraternity, warrant Wednesday after he Soviet message represented an- plain to Middle E ast governments men killed In a plane crash, two Tuesday at the University. They walked into police headquarters. oUler bid for a stronger role for the Elsenhower ^ progr^ which youths drowned in 'a boating mis Amman, Jord^.'A pril 20 orts from Damascus said fjove. Ark., April’ 20 {J*) — Mo-' "Helen l^ad just finished sing struck. He was found about 125 By ALVIN 8TE1NKOPF ing in choir,” the pastor said. feet from the house by a neighbor, Hayari had asked political asylum Plynqeuth, Eng^Umd. April 20 (/Pi nlents after pretty Hele'n GriflBth In- Syrts, which gets arms from "They had just sung ‘■What a and died In.an ambulance en route -i-The modern-day Pilgrims of the Shop Hale's For Your .4eft a choir and went to a pew in to; a hospital “ , ^Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled^ Soviet Russia, and that a number a church here last night, six pistol Friend We HS>-e in Jesus.’ " Mayfidwer n bade farewell today Not a stick of Mallis’ frame The has relief plaque is Qpeof 14 believed to be executed by French artists which* of other '•free officers” of the to old Plymouth ,and prepared to shots blasted the Holy Week serv-' ."TTien,” the Rev. Mrs. Blake con- Jordanian -Army had Joined him in 'tiniied.. "she went to ..her pew and home, or other buildings on the said fo r the New 'Worid. They n r .. icq. and the 20-year-old ^^rl fell farm, remained standing. But a hang in St. John’s Polish NaUonai rathqlie Church on Gplway St'. It shows Mary, the the Syrian capital. Easter HOSIERY The Very Popular, -yd. faially wounded into the aiale. sat down beside youjig Rev. Gene awaiUd.ooly -a fevoEsbiq wind, to birdhouse perthed atop a pole 26 mother of Jesutr, Iief'aisfi!r;'JIISry7tli6 W'ift Mary Magdalene as they , Usually reliable informant* said set out across the Atlsntio on a BANK A i \ f / iThe shots werA fired through a Davis, who 'lives hqrA in Cove and feet from the houae • waa un mourn Jesus’ death at the foot of the Cross. (Herald photo by Ofiara). Hayarl’s job probably will go to voyage duplicating; the Pi^;rim fa ’Sheer and semi service full fashioned or seamless window of the Hilltop Holiness was helping with our service." touched. , Church in this West Arkansas Gen: Habes Majali or Gen. Sadek thers' trip in 1620. V nylons all in new spring colons. Walter Manley, 66, one of the Perschau and Albers were killed TOPPER mountain town. Another member congregation, told City Marshal Shareh, both now deputy chiefs Cmdr; Alan 'Vllllers, the Aus when their private,- single-engine of the congregation, a 61-year-old Burl Brown he saw a' man step of staff. ■ ,« tralian skipper, hoped to be under Sa t u r d a y s ' ^ plane crashed about three-quar- (The jjamascus newspaper A1 way before nightfall in the little, Seamless N y lo n s...... 89c to $1.50 Pr. The go everywhere, over man. was wounded in the left leg i'up to a window just before the member f d t c ters of a mile from the La ^ o a a e Ralty said Hayari quit in protest' wooden ship patterned after* the anything topper by during the firing. • I shots were fired, but "didn’t think Municipal Airport.' Authoritiis be C hristians Au^ai# against the new Jordan govern first Msyflower. But the weather 60 Gauge Sheer Nylons...... 79c Pr, Several persons rushed to the i anything about It.” lieved the plane waa frying upside a i Md4^xUte4ie^ ^n444t Qa. Swansdown and. Jaunty door in time to see a man leap in 40 at 8er\1cc P ^ • I I'rom lomb m ment's policies. It predicted several on which the vessel’s sails depend down as the occupants battled a cabinet ministers in the i govern is unpeedtetsbie on this Ito^Ilsh No-Mend Sheer and Semi Jr. 100^ wool in all the to a pickup truck and flee. Abbut 40 adults and a number of rain squall and high winds. The 893 MAIN STREU o«d M NORTH MAIN STREET ♦ MANCMFSU8 CONN newest colors and fabrics. w Little more than an hour later. children were at the revival-type ment formed Monday by Premier Channel coast Clouds and a light plane crashefl on a farm but did levelbped during the mom- Sheers...... $1.35 and $1.65 Pr, oflScera here were notified • that Good Friday service, the Rev. MVs. not bum. S o f ilj CIS tcrtlC lG Ancient Ritual Aiisseih Fakhrl Khalldi would quit soon, too. ilUers said the ship >vould 9 A. M . to 12 NOON Haskell Sullivan, 2.‘5, a rejected ^ a k e said. . ■ PUschlnski .and Schwlewe and s u ito r ^ the dead girl, had killed i She said there were "peojile sit , ' ^ I Jerusalem, April 20 Flames '(Informed sources in Damascus soon as the wind ^ves the ] li Van Raalte Nylons ...... $ 1.15 to $ 1.65 Pr. three companions who were not in sails' halt a chance, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS *caRt via Vatican radio and 14 Ku-. burst from the tomb Of Christ aa *22 and *29 i himselr'in front of his brother’s ting in the pews in ffont bf Helen daks because of the Easter vaca j said that the Syrian cabinet was I F.S. If you'r* in a hurry Satur^y momingt, Alba Sheer and Sami Shear. house a t Nano Chito, Okla.. 20 and behind her.” - tion, had rented an outboard ino- I Christians throughout the world ' ropean network* In 28 languages,! the age-old ritual of the Holy called into special session to con “There is some doubt that we READY TO W EAR DEPT,^ miles across the Arkanaas-Okla- The man shot in the leg was celebrate tomorrow the joyous and later will be picked up by | Fire, dramatizing the Savior's res- sider the events. Gen. Hayari con arjs going to get across, and I N y lo n ...... $1,15 to $1.50 Pr. homa border from Cove. American, Canadian and British i urrectiori, waa re-enacted today... ferred with high Syrian officials scorn it," Vllllers said at a fare SECOND FLOOR \ Alford Rankin. He was reported in (Ck>ntinaed on Page Three) = holiday of Easter, commemorating I \ you wM fmd^it l«si. crowdad hatwuan 9 Body in Truck good condition a t a hospital in broadcasUng systems. Easter, pilgrims, most of tpem soon after his arrival, these in well cereihony at: the quayside. Sheriff's offleers of McCurtain nearby Mena. Ark. the resurrection of Christ. In the United States, regular members of Ekistem Rite Church formants said.) "What the heck, the lands I ^ [ and 10:30'a.nl. County, Okla., said Sullivan's body Brown, the marshal, said the Millions of worshipers will church services, will be supple es. shouted: "He is risen.” in. Amman, the; Khalidl cabln^ overseas and our mighty distant’ was found in' his pickup truck out- slain girl’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. throng churche.s in cities, lowns- mented bv scores of sunrise cere- Many lighted tallow .candles or commonwealths were built by lit j sitje ’ the .home of J. L. Sullivan. Carl Griffith of Cove, had called Foul Weather and villages to pray in the name monies in. various sections of the oil lamps from tlie flames. Roman (Continued on Page Eight)/ tle ships like my Mayflower. Of He. bad been shot between the him to the family home about six of the Prince of Peace. nation. Catholics are forbidden to partici course they can go to the enda o t eyes with a .22 pistol, apparently months ago, and told him that In Old JerussJem, because of the ■ F o r small children, it will be the pate in this part of the;, ritual, be the earth. uee» for any day the same weapon which killed Sullivan .was "bothering” the girl. Rips Sections atmosphere of suspicion and hos happy day to find the brightly cause of the jjhysical danger from "W e will sta rt and we will get Miss Griffith, officers reported. "Sullivan was at the house when tility which grips the. Middle East,' colored eggs the Easter bunny has Hunted Killer Used there'.” Sullivan left a note. It said: I got there,’’ Brown recalled. , "I only hundreds Insteaj of the usual hidden. . ^ ’Thousands of pilgrims packed Villiers stepped ashore from a " I killed Helen and I'm going picked him up and took him to my Of Dallas Area thousands of pilgrimli will take For their'sisters and mothers, the Churck of the Holy Sepulchre Only One Weapon long boat rowed by four members frith her.” v office, were I gave him a good part '*in ceremonies. it will be the day to don new which watches over the tomb for . a Offleens said the blonde, biue- talklng-tjo.” Dallas, April 20 Uf) ~~ Heavy Pope's Broadcast on TV spring finery for (he Easter Pa the .Holy Saturday services. (Continued on Page Eight) EASTER In Rome, Pope Plus XII will rades after church. Hartfo^, April 20 (/P|—Ballis eyed girl waa shot* twice in the "I didn't arrest him," the of thunderstorms lashed the Dallaa- The fla m e s brightened the tics tests have shown, accord give hi* annual Easter message to President and Mrs. Eisenhower, .face and twice in the back. ficer said. "I told him-the Grif Fort Worth area and at least "’one church interior, from the co-id ing to Investigators, that Fiiank During the fusillade, members fiths didn't want him arrested -t- tornado hit the ground before the the world. For the first time.tile vacationing in 'Augusta, Qa., will stone floor to the arched windows Pontiffs message wrill be televised be among the milliohs of Aimeri- KolakowkkI ended his life ill the dresses in of the congret.'fLtion saifl. Miss they .juat wanted him to stop both turbuehce swept northeastward. high up near the dome, "fo the kitchen of his sister’s SufSeld home Griffith staggered upright and ering the girl." The W eather Bureau issued a for Europe. Also, it will be broad- can* attending services. ' ' ' Christians — some of them minor Secretary of the Treasury and Thursday wi,th .p»e same weapon BuUeRns then pitched forward into, the Brown said Sullivan "used to tornado and severe weather alert ities in unfriendly lands — the he used to murder his^'ife Helen. Grandma Moses ^ aisle. date Helen.” for a wide area of Texas, but said Mrs. George M. Humphrey are emergence of ihe holy fire came from the AP W^e» Easter giiest* of the Eiseqhoiyet*, A shot from the same w-eapon. The murder-suidde shattered the The Revi Mrs. Blake said several the storm activity had mpved out as a shaft of light in a dark said State Police Commissioner exclusive prints pre-Easter serenity of this small hours after the shooting that Of ths Dallas-Fort Worth area and News Tidbits Sunrise Ser\'4ces world. ■ John C. Kelly, also snuffed out the cbmmunity; , "Helen was a wonderful girl the .danger to the cities were be In Washington, sunrise service* CyprloU who have participated life of FB I Agent Richard P. FOURTH NEGRO INVITED • The Rev. Mrs.' E. Blake', pas Everyone loved her." lieved over. Culled from AP Wires will be li*16 « t W alter Reed Army in Febellion, Ethiopians who llte in Horan, 35. married and the father Richmond, Va , April 20 (AV— tor of the church, said "Things Police at first believed the but', The tornado and.severe weather Medical Canter for the 30th year. a Christian Island in an otherwise of a small .^chlld. Another "iniidvertent Invttotlon'^ A work of a r t: Gotten prints designed happened so^ quickly that everyone lets which killed ■ Miss Grifflth alert was lifted for the Dallas- The religious services will be aug pagan or Moslem ’ confinent and Horan was'"fatally wounded as to a distingulshed^Negro cropped’ waa stunned.’* , came from a .221 rifle. Fort Worth area; mented by a concert by an Army by Grandma Moses. Sentimental lady San Francisco police employ Armenians whose country is nowise and'SUte Police Capt. Philip up today Just as the State'Cham- ' . The Tarrant County Sheriff's hypnosis 'in investigating hit-run band and a massing of the cplors. part of the Soviet Union stnig-1 Schwartz attempted to close in. on ber of Commerce thought It had in hourglass silhouette, 'brightened Department said a small twister slaying of 62-yev-q)d man. struck Traditional sunrise services at emerged from 10 aiujons days with buttons apd^bows in drip-dry developed near Midlothian, but no down and dragged 1,300 tret by Arlington National. Cemetery will (Coqttmied on Pago Seven) (Continued oh Page Eight) of i^lng to correct a guest ^ t. • be attended by goyernmwit. offi-<’ ..... miracles, ■with .bounce in the flounce injuries or dsmages were reported. car before horrified witnesses. . . to Rk weil-publieized dinner next The twister apparently veered Pan-Amtrican Airways plane, d ais and broadcast ^njUjonally by. mouth. EfbvaM ‘dt. Dudley, fo r of petticoats, Sizes 7-14. Only ! ■ slightly to the west, moved north carrying Presidential Aide Harold NBp. Postmaster. General Ar; m er Ambassador to Liberia aad Cety Cologne .... $ 1.50 to' $3.50 ea. thuf Sumnibrfleld will jfive the - • ■ . ' • . V of-Irving, northwest of Dallas, hit Staas^ lands at Boston after dU a member of . tbp NAACP Tweed C o lo gn e ...... 1.50 .eg. the ground near U.S. Highwnay 80, version from New York’s Idlewiid prayer. . ^ staff, admitted lie was the fourth continued north and disappeared. AIrpprt because of landing acci Catholic agd Protestant, services Easter Pil^ims Trace Negro to receive an invitatloh to A report of another twister over dent there. ' will be held i t Camp Kilmer, N. the dinner party. ^Yardley Cologjne...... $1.25 to $1.85 aa. J., for Hungarian refugees stiU r . 'L *7.98 Has Perfect Score Dallas was .not confirmed. Houatbn, Tex., bus driver cleared Hard raiiis and hail pounded Irv remaining at the reception center. GIRLS' DEPT.—SECOND FLOOR - 7 of murder charge after shooting IRAN TO BAR BASES Arden'* Blue G'rass Mist , ...... $2.50 ing, Dallas and areas near Fort . The American Committee' for The Way of the Cross . Tehran, Iran, April 20' (JP)— of Negro passenger April 1. . . Liberation Will^ broadcast Easter : By ALEK OntELU (pit launched,' its acore was not re Worth; Most of the heaviest tuTr Hartford - florists say azaleas, The Iranian government haa . Cot.y'* Face .Powdgr with Perfume bulence swept .northeastward. A servlcea from a Munich, Ger ...... $ If.25 FL Bbas, Tex,;; April 20 (Spe leased bJl'the Ariiiy. hyacinths and tuUps are rephiclng By *rHE .ASSOCIATED P R j^ S *i^an .estimated -t.OCO visiting pil- promised Russia that. Iran will iThe two missiles 'fired in qalvo hailstorm pounded Irving,} ■ ' many, radio to peopl^ behlndj the not permit the United Statee or cial)—Manchester’s Nike Battery lily -as favorite ■ l^aster flower. Communist Iron Curtain. - ^ . Eaater pllgrlnis. bearing heavy griifis. Most of these were Arab . . . . . i . $ Wednesday night by Manchester's The W eather Bureau issued a any other foreign country to Evening Pari* Bath Powder ...... 1.00 London reports cost of living In wooden crosses, sorrowfully traced Chriatlans who had come by other C scored a perfect "three for Battery C provided |a spectacular tornado and sevem weather alert Parades Schedulrdf establish military bases tn Imn, , 7 for an area 60 Mies line Britain up 25- per cent in last six Weather permitting. New the steps of Jesjs On the road to route* from Egypt, Cyprus and Revlon Futurama Lipstick*...... $1.35 three” at the Red Canyon New twilight show climaxed when the years. . •. .Tokyo saiders—crew Calvary yesterday. Syrii. ‘ though it will contton* to accept Mexico miaaile range Wednesday, second -missile Intercepted the either, side of a itn e frorl miles York's Fifth Avenue will see its .American military aid,. A for« members of bomber* usedi In first Christians from the- west and Temperatures were chill as vlsi Revlon Love Pat Powder ...... knocking down three RCA'T radio- i target plane and set it ablaze. Sev- thrust a t Japanese nfainidnd dur eign .Ministry' spokeaman con $1.35 I (Continued on Page Eight) (Cantlnued on Page Seven) east, some wearing oriental shawls,.' tors assembled in the courtyard of firmed today the assurance waa controU^ taiE*t planes with the! era! veteran observers at the ing World W ar II— hold reunion at h.oods and turbans' and speaking j a Moslem secondaiy school, inside three missiles it launched. launching control site'.In the re- given to a Soviet delegation Elgin Air Force Base In Florida many different tongues, trod the, the walls, of the Old O ty where Pofld New Date Case Powder .., 79c Back at Bt Bliss today, the o^;mote canyon said it w u the first headed by deputy Foraign Min* ^ fleers and men of the Manchester {^nie they had seen the RCAT Strike pt 10,000 maintenance flagatoned streets of Old Jerusalem i tradition'-saya Christ was tried be- Ister Vassily V. Kuzaetsor Tweed Heir S p ra y ...... $ 1.50 Khrushchev Warns workers against Pennsylvania Trout Striking Fdst to the Church of the Hoi^ Sepul-! tore Pilate.. During th e.d ay the unit and Battery A from Elast i catch fire. - chre. In the line, too,.were blue*; ■*‘*es were cloudy and there were Windsor elatedly began getting Quring the shoot the soldiers Railroad' Is Mlled off Ih Detroit; . . DIVORCEE MUSING bereted UN. soldiers, Joining in intermittent drizzles. i j West on Pressures Japaneae Prime Minister Nqjiu- For Disabled Vets Revlon Hair Spray ...'...... $1.35 end $2.00 .u..[ reatly for the flight home tomor- were scored on every step of the ly. • , „ ■ Itoston, April to (ffi — Pollen row way. They unloaded the deadly BUke Klahi saya he will vtalt India the singing of hymns. . ! ^n the courtyard, ths pUgrims ■ought today to trace a pretty Only atwut 400 pilgrim* crossed i eepsrated Into groups according to An Army spokesman said the missiles from their pressurized Moscow,. April 20 tJP)—Soviet and Nationalist China before trip Hartford. April 20 bP)—Disabled brunette divorcee a *15,SM n ' Jergen's Cologne .. 69e to United States In June. from the Israeli side of Jerusalem I l^guagS,- with one person as » "I Manchester battalion, headquar- canisters, 'checked out every piece (Communist party boss Nikita retesins at the special area re- signed. -to carry a huge wooden .year’' sales''exerutlve^'wtie. dis Ten-year oM Virginia girl die* into the Jordan-ruled sector of th* In sizes 38 to 44. All set to go, any place, any time, ‘ te n of the 111th AAA Guided of the wemtmns, assembled them, KhrivUichev cautioned the West tervtf for them at Marlborough’s cross. At each Station of the Cross appeared mysterleusty eight daya SO hours after accidental shooting city on Good Friday, and few ago. 8he was identtfiMl aa Start- Donwood’s jewel of a sweater jacket rightfully MiasUe Bpttalion. was the first to .inserted the warheads and fired last night to keep hands off the Blscdledge River probably enjoyed the group paused and heard a ser r ’ * ■ * ' score loo per cent la the last two them. Communist world, declaring "We by 12-y#ar-oId brother. . . Fire de- tb i fastest fishiiw in Connecti Americans or other westerners anne E, Rand, 83, New England wears a regal crest on one of its three generous Z tH: g r e e n s t a m p s g iv e n w it h c a s h s a l e s were among them,. mon in-its own language. Kno#n -weeks 'of this annual pzactice An evaluation team of Army are not saints and if necessary •troya UJS. Air Force Gjinnasium cut today as the 1957 trout season as the Via Dolorosa, the Way of manager. of an Meetrieal ezer- ‘ Greoa Stomps Glvea With Cash Sales sized pockets. Especially designed for the larger shoot officers tallied' the results this we will rap your touckles." , in outskirts of Tokyo.. 'opened. *1110 sharp drop'from the several rise machine firm here. thdusand o'ho majle the .pllgrim- the Cross winds through-streets so figurf,,its magic basket woven, orldn texture East Windsor’s Battery A re- way : A "klU” is worth 460 points, ~ Khnuhehev gave' that warning Reason T Unlike tbq. hundreds of BSJTOW 'in Aany places wheejed age acroas the,city's dividing line JAPS PROTEST H-TE8TS. makes It washable and “‘nice as hew” no matter ’ ported two "kllU" In three at a "probable” 325 points, and a at a Polish embassy reception. He . POPE BLESSES 10:000 snjl^srs who waded 'the'pools in vehicles cannot , pass. tempts. ’‘successful round” Is worth. 250 spoke after Defense Minister 'Vatican CIfy, April 20- tTi— the twisting; Blackledge, Salmon last year;.'was attributed totMlddle In the midst ot the bazaar and Tokyo,. April M (PV—Two how many times it is blocked. In white only. T The Ckwnecticut lacores IwUl be points. Another l,66o points are Georgi . K. lUiiskov .said the Mos Pope Pius XII api^red briefly' and Jerem y Rivers system below Fast tensions and a U.S. ban on thousand students, wosa en, trade , i- ■hop d is tr ic ts the Old City, often 'compared to those made by bat- added for correct procedurea dur cow-directed Warsaw Pact powers In bis. apartment window! today > their sjtot' the -veterans stuck to travel of American citizens to the 'running beneath the vaulted roof unionists nwd civie chib i teries throughout the ttsUon, vrho ing the whole firing operation. would match anyi tfuclear weapons to Mciss an esttmnted 10,000 the streambshka and didn't rile up troubled area. The ban was lifted which keeps>.the city in perpetual marched on Uw British : come to the Red Canyon range Herald Co-Publisher Walter R. or guided missiles ' Amerioa pro E aaifr pilgrinM g a t h e r In St. th* llqh. ; early this month, too late,| travel twilight, the Way of the Croaa today In )oad| prstoat ikJillKIIAUcou MANCHESTER C o n M« I camp thaough the year. The win- Fergiison and. John Daly, jBast vided for iU NATO allies. Pgterie Square. The white-robed, That, at least, was the fhsory agents said, to t organizad tours or tpauaea at 14 stwona marking the H-bomb tssda la fPbt AUN oinTiii C o n n * ~ . ner of the competition will’ be Windsor ' first aelectman, were “We slant to warn the capitalist 81-year-«l4 bead of the Reman qxprssasd by a number of flshsi^ any sizable individual. travel be sitea where Christ waa flogged and Paclflc. floiaU grsnpa 1 among' some 46 clvUlan and Ariny fore, Eaater.' parado cniflad . 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