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? , ' « m f MANCHhlSTER EYKNING HEHALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1956 PAGE. SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRH. 10, ,WM PAGE SIX RolekvUlm Starting at 1 p.m. bowlers fropi a promise of things to come, a world concerning' Israel and the ell parts of the state and Rhode To Discuss f^lans A Premier *8 Dilemma: new province was carved in the division of the globe Into East and hUlorlan, balitvad Uwt chUdren IH E NEWEST MODELS O* Island wUI compete. a host of servanta ia to be atrong- good taste in the television cover 17 Names Added^ should not 'ba taught rallgion, but Omar Shrine ^ub western desert. Water was chan West blocs militate against, the IRmiri|tBtrr Ij deplored. Buddhists should pro- age of his approaching wedding. Droodles ELECtRIC RANGES Many Bands Set Ray Northam will officiate, at For Hobby Slioyv neled from a Nile brench to Lib promise. If Nasser Is to push him should grow up. and - chooaa for the tournament. Jerr]) Maloney, eration Province, and the desert self or be pushed into war, he ca'n- Sorning J|praU l r.:ote plalii’ living and uonomte We would indeed, expect a dls- By ROGER RRICB To Gallon Club themselves. One day Hume visited Hol(ds Ladies N i^ t IT f.W U P winner of last year's tourney, will Samuel Coleridge. They spent For Armory Fete The Senior CUisene d u b con Nasser’s Egypt Dreams bloomed. Here hew villages were not have the dam, nor cah he, af .v-elfM for the country oa did the Unguiahed prlnqe of the old world ARB AT • / • — i defend his title. ducted by the Recreation Depart built •— clean stone houses, sanl- ford to extend himself too much odme time dlfcuseing this theory. Over 100 Shriners and their ^ Coming Eventn OiC. f-uriun Irifluence in England dur —one of the last few princes''with Rad Cross officials announced PeltsrtoR's ’ Rockville, April lO (Bpdclal) _ ment will have Ite w.ecMy meeting tati(>n, .health facilities, filtered oh co|stly reforms. The same fer-' the following additions to the One Upon leaving, Hume said:'"Cole-, ladies attended the annual Ladies The Ladles DIvlalon of the Ual- water, all. the things the peasant ment offered him a chance to capi- Kancli . ing the Sixteenth and seventeenth actual te n ^ r y to rulq over—to ridge'', I forgot to look at your, ISO CENTER ST. At least 10 banda will provide Wedneaday at the Community Y TIIOHA6 r. Gallon Donor Club: • Night program of the Omar Shrine lEn- .Social Club will meet at the Recreation Center beglnnihg at Conflict with Ambitions never knew’, selected families pop taljie on Arab unrest in North Af cenlurlea.” show dome nice eenBlUvIty ovbr floweii'," ■ Coleridge replied: "I / music Jo r Uie marchers In the'f WALTER R. Sylvestef Batnes, Mlaa Marjon have decided not to plant any Club of Mancheeter Saturday clubhouse on Snlpsic St. Sunday 1:80 p.m. Plena for the April din ulated It. ’ rica and dabble In popiilar, anti- rubUabcn AH this is partitulariy interest our. goed old American habit of < ' parade to be staged in connection aftem^n at 3:30. ner will be diecuased at this meet (CoellBoed from Page Cn*> enemy of my enemy Is my friend. Some day, the Fellaheen were western campaigns In the name of %mm IFDILK9 rouadad OcMmt L im Casey. Mrs. Jamas W. Norris, Mrs. Sowers this spring, but to wait night at the Manchester Country ing, for it Illustrates a trend not seeing commerdsl opportunities Charlas Casa. Robert Uybna, Lud- till October and let the- garden with the dedication of the new The Koiclussko Ladies Bowling ing, wMcn will be under the direc Naseer got armi from the Soviet told, all Egypt woiild be like this. "liberation." ICrcntni Exctpl Club. The group gathered at 6:39 tion of Jim Herdic, euperintendent ership Nasser has aeixed utoh the' The revolution was 5nd le tmprei- Gntared at Uia confined to Ceylon. This, . and in the most refined occasions. And 'wlg Hanacn, Mrs. Alice Farrell, decide for iltelf whether it will State^Armonr May 5. banquet will be , held Thursday bloc. The'Arabe hau this with jov Now Egypt's bid for leadership Cenq.. aa other nations newly come to their au it is. The prince has indeed put Arnold Clark, Mrs. Oiarles Case, grow Sowera or weede." for cocktaiU and sat down to din The commhtee from the Ameri evening at Shaker Park Reataur- of recreation; International situation. He as and cqck their e^;*. „to4ard Cairo. alve in its earnestness. Land re is taking priority over the aims of GhSSON'S ant. Members will meet at the The club plans' to have a hobby serts the idea of Arab "unity" by Thousands of Arabs clustered form Is well under way. Filthy the revolution. The price of leader 8 political indepen^ce, 'are also hie, royal foot down. * Arnold Clark, Mrs. Veronica . Mqre than' two hundred years ner at -7:30. At the head table can Legion .and 'Veterans of fwmdURTwm iw i BVB CRIPTION '^TES Irvine. Leslie Spencer, Thorvald Foreign Wars, who are'in charge club at 6 p.m. show April 35, which will be open assailing the French and aiding about radios in thm homes and mud huts were soon to be. replaced ship was dangerous dalliance with Pajable In Adranca seeking cultural liidependence, w i As a result of his royal defiance ago Alexander Pope iafd: "As the were eeated naembere of the Divan to the public throughout the day, rebels in North Africa. He ex by stone houses, and for once the Nielson. Susan Dcnti, Johrt Shor- twig is bent, the tree's inclined.” of Sphinx Temple in Hartford. of parade arrangementa, reported Fayette Lodge No. 69. AF and coffee shops nod their heads eag« r- the Communist bl..< • ••aaaaa^adk**** religious Indej^dence. W ith/the of commercialism. It has now been rock, Paul W. Do.i^an, Henry g a r a g e that the 43rd Regiment Band, the AM will meet in regular stated and plana will be discuased. presses Arab frustration with the' ly at the words df Egypt's new unwashed Fellsh had a stake In the revolution would be lost for a mX MOOtbS a a Tfearly two thousand years ago They were introduced by LMter Refreshments for this meeting West by assalllnl; the British as i the future, ilgypt would build a uinn’s iW ce Months •••^.a.aaaaa departure of the foreij^ rulers, absolutely guaranteed ts> him that Bengaton, Henry Wr Matson and Paul said: "Whatsoever' a man Bolton, -who was serving aa chair Foot Guard Band, and the Rock-, communication this evening at leader who "stanjls up to the Im- long time to come, and if the war 4 185 MMn St.— 3-5012 willI beoe eerveoserved byoy methe women oiof colonialists and encouraging anti- I perallsts." For eiyht yeare they new high Aswan dam, and millions OBS MOOth .•■a«**«b*a«** there also ^n ies a drive against non# of the commercials which will Byron Hallenback. aoweth, thkt shall he also reap." man of the affair as v/ell as master ville High School . Band were 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Second Congregational Church, spread, aa many fear it would, the W#^Uv among the first to volunteer their Mias Margaret McLean will be the " ~ Americanism. . | have smoldered/with liate for the more desert acres would burst Into, Arab world plight find Itself swal IMC fibglS Copy aa*...... the' foreign God. Christianity,, in be attached to the wedding as it Albert L, Post anu Florence Nearly three thousand years ago of ceremonies. Bear Wheel AliKti^ent < Anyf perMna wishing to become At the time of the Egyptian flower. Electric power from the Schlldge are additions to th e Two Hoses said of those who turned A very brief speaking program serving other units have also ex hoetess to Sabra Trumbull Chap tiny country carved from Paleitine lowed by Soviet domination. World MEMBdt OF so far 'as it depended upon the appears on television will be in mem'mbera of the Senior Citizens revolution three years ago. Naser with Ita new Population of Euro dam Would bring new leffustr>‘. WE JUwJEaATEO^rajc®^ , 'Rear View of Adlai Mtevrason Gallon Club, away from God. "They have Moym- featured .a talk by tehn I. Olson, Motor,Tune-Up\ pressed an Interest in taking part. ter, DAR, •tomom>w afternoon-at Club are welcome. seemed to the world a young Ideal War in would be around, the cor- Ths Assoclmltd Press U wclustvsl? sipport of rulers, the sponsorship serted in the middle of the cere Playing Upright. Plano* the wind, and they shall reap'ihe At lost night's meeting Col. 3 d’cl(x:k at her'hcnne on Elm St. peans. skllledin war and technical The world applauded Nasser's ne.’. The next visit of the Bloodmq- who urged the members of the Brakes Adjusted \ ist motivated by noble intentions know-how. Dn most issues Arab dreams and wished him well. ^ttitlcf of colonial governments, the sblli- mony. The tppnaars of the wed- If you object to this Droodle be bile will be held at the Center Con whirtwind.” AH theae are eternally Manchester Shrine group to vol Charles B. Beach, Vernon, was The gueat speaker will be Miss toward Egypt's long, aufferihg (Tomorrow I The Communlnt all newt dUpe^ee credited to It. or cause you're.a Democrat and think true. Christ said: "Suffer little named to head a reception com- Wilhelmina Werkhoven of the unity la a'myth, but on Israel But the ferment of the Arab threat to ipideaatern oil) BOi othcrmisv credited In this raper ty to teach the language and cus- utng, in other words, have sur gregational Church Friday, April unteer their efforts to make the OPEN to 10 P.M. DAILY \ Aircraft Foundry masses. The revolution still bears there is unity. and also the iccal news published here. It makes fun of Mr. 'Stevenson — 20, from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. children... to come unto me." He spring Ceremonial to be held .n mUtee. Harold. McLaughlin, Nor State Health Department for great'promise and noble deOIgns — All right* of republlcation of sp ^ lal tpms of the rulers, Is the strsteglc rendered tlieir right to the middle or are a Republican, and think it knew that as the twig decides the Except Monday and Saturday man Kittel and Stanley Prachniak Crippled Children. And suddenly Nasser Is making dispatchts herein are also reserved. fuser in many of the Asian coun commercial. Before, and after, the Manchester May 38 one of the most • To Locate Here but the threat of war has brought them confident —• perhaps too gives him unnecessary publicity— fate of the tree, ao the child de succssaful to date. will aaaiat him. The Young Married Couples a change. VmH service client of N. E. A- Servy tries newly come to independence. wedding will he by courtesy of you may ignore the Official Title cide! the fate of the man. The formal dedication exercises Club pf Trinity Lutheran Church Pratt A Whitney Aircraft Di confident. Nasser himself has been and substitute another. For In A program of entertainment will take place at the Armory will meet- '*this evening at 8 The change became pronounced mnneiK^ered by circumstances to a Represenutivea:a:: T^e Ita missionarieX are no longer wel various products, which hope to Elmer Ellsworth Helms featuring a singer, a dancer-and a vision of United Aircraft Corp. after February 1955, when the Is No Home 1$ Safe ^ 0 0 stance. it could also be called (if grounds on West St., following the position from which he cannot. If Matbews Special Agencyy — Ksw become better known and better A Thought for Today o'clock at the churcli will move a email manufacturing raelis launched a heavy attack on Y o ^ Chicago. D «roil diwjow toa. come. you warp your Imagination a bit). Sponsored By The Manchester contortionist was presented. Fol arade. In the evening a military A nominating (ximmittee will I operation into the mill epace that he wishes, retreat. In effect he Is o r In the Ceylon .elections, it wss sold-beraiise the bride supposedly 'A Chicken Salad Sandwich with Council of Churches. lowing 'he entertainment program, gail will be held at the Armory. Egyptians In the Gaze* atrip of a prisoner of his ambition, forced Good Advice A be ' appointed to present officers I has been leased from' Cheney Palestine, an attack for which the Without not Communism, but Buddhism, likes them. But when the wed Push Button for Ejecting. Small the Skrinere and tbeir ladies en Ca'pt. Richard Grant of Co. E. Na for the coming year at the meet- ! Bros. by them to dedicate himself to the ' m r / Train up a child in tha way^he A new cookie filling: Thicken joyed an evening of dancing. EMERGENCY tional Guard, says that tickets are United Nations •condemned Israel. proposition that some day the which wa.s the winner. ding march begins, and until the Particles of Bone.” If you'l'e still ing of the Vem-Ell Asan. this eve- ! According to a Pratt * Whitney It was one of many apparently V 1 not satisfied, how about, "A Tomb should go: and when he is old, he light snd darks raisins and crush now available. ning at 8 o'clock at the Talcott- spokesman, the operation is an ex growing weight of Arab atrehgth. To the people of Ceylon, it is ceremony ends, for that time at will not depart from it. (Proverbs ed pineapple with cornstarch to Average annual U.S. wheat pro OIL lURNER Ail householders wUI be asked to punitive and wariilng attacks to bided by the Soviet bloc arms, will FIRE CHIEF! SSS^aJS?^______and « « w raattw stone with a Carrying Handle for ville School. . perimental foundry that Is now keep the Egyptians In their place. fa Tha Uanebeatar JSvaianioK Herald. Buddhism which repre.sents the least the royal nuptials will be Un Ghost-lo-Ghost Trips"? No? Well, 22:6.) put between pieces of cookie duction in 1900-1609 was 681 mil SERVICE display American fiags on May 5, The Youth Fellowship of the Icmated In the company's East sq;ieeze Israel out of existence aa Whenever the danger of David Hume, philosopher and dough. lion bushels. \and a special request will go to the FIgypt sought arms from the Unit an'tqdependent state. ' Pkaplav adrertlatnE rloalpc bourt: true way of life, as Cliriatlanity tainted. The prince’s good taste here's another, ."An Egg Being Community Methodist Church Hartford plant. ed States, but didn't get them. fire lurkis, you need FIRE \ i or Konday—1 p.m. Friday, does for us. We may, in our owi\ obvlously,^ li firm snd Impeccable. Hatched Out By an Electric Blan tnerchants asking for a' uniform will meet tonight at 7 o'clock at The foundry manufacturers All tjils has changed the com CHIEF! in the hoipe, ga or TSiaaday—I p.«n. Monwyv,:. ket." Personally I think that last CALL flag display in the city. Lake. / , parts for Pratt A Whitney jet en "Time after time," my infor plexion 'Of Nasser's rule. Three or f A d a t ^ y - 1 p. m Tuaid^y. belief, believe them wrong. We And he has, at the same time, mant said angrily, "Israel humili rage, car and ^the oHice, or T hu^y—1 p . m, l ^ n r a one is a James Dandy, but if you W ILLIAM S FPture meetings of the Dedica The Commission oh Education gines and employs about 100 per yeare ago "lop priority was given or IYIdar-1 p. m. Hmraday. cannot deny their right to their contrived not to offend the Amer tion Committee will be held week and the Workers Conference will ated us. Hardly a day goes by that the urgent plhogram for social' re Buy 2 or 3 today! disagree you have my permission sons. It Is being relocated to pro a punitive expedition of some kind or fcturw— m. . own belief. We may only hope ican creed w'htch says that such to make up your own bi-partisan OIL SERVICE ly on hfonday evenings at 7:30, at study "The Literature of the vide more space at the East Hart form. For the fTret time in history, ClaitUlad deaduna; ...... ------the Armpof. Methodist Church School." to is not staged. The ‘Palestinian the lowly Fellah, 'accustomed to iday of pubUcatloD axcept Saturday — that, as they move to reestablish an event is too good to be alloWed title. ford plant. Arab sees his own orange orchard i a. m. HospUal Report night at 7:30 at Wesleyan Hall. According to a 4-year lease filed nothing but povert^^. disease and the prestige and power of their to bKome a total loss, Ml 9 -4 5 4 8 tn the town clerk's office yester and is forbidden by Israeli guns to dirt, waa to get a breO^, Tuesday, April JO idea has not died.' It was so The numper of patlenla treated •Mrs. Lury Stepaiiow'dkl pick. his Own fruit. Bitterness own belief, they are toleiiant of strongly in the mind of Governor S during th e\slx pvonths phding Mrs. Lucy Stepafiowaki. 46, wife day, the UAC division "will have . Bold projecta got under''way. As Lodge that he several times use of a tdtal of 48,362 square grows on bitterness, rage on fnis- the sincere and serious converts March 31 has Increased ovel: 1,400 of John Stepanowaki of 69 Frank tration. Buddha Carries Caylon seemed on the verge of trying to from the compa'rable figure of last lin St., died suddenly at the Rock feet in the new finishing niill on Christianity . possesses in their revive the slogan of reorganiza Km St. "We suspect, with gocxl reason, The moat IntereaUnf elecOon In midst. For our own Christian part year, according ro a repoH issued ville City Hospital last evening. that as things Stand right now Connecticut tion openly, even though it had by Rockville a ty f^losplfai today. She was born in New Britain Of this space, 36,512 square the world news lately le that In we should now know, more than been a Democratic monster. And feet ia on the west portion of the Israel could throw us back again MILITARY Ceylon, and the moat Intereatlnff WHAT THREATENS Tho number of matlMts treated March 32, 1910, a daughter of Vin unless we hrve outside help. HAw ever, that Christianity's future he was always making a quest for THIS WEEK ONLY for the period this yew was 6,49^ cent and Johanna KomarowskI firat floor, and the remainder' Is thing about it U the part played Yankee opportunities to put some phases aa compared wlthl 5,MO^irin)f the In the biuiement. The Manches long can we aland this when the strength in the world Vlll depend of reorganization into effect with Budnik. She Was soloist at St. ter Engraving Co. occupies the whole existence of a Zionist state, WHIST In it by religion. rJmost exclusively on liow truly B y A. H. 6. YOUR HOME? same period last; yea'r. ^ e num- Joseph's Church for many years created by the United S,.ates and out first tearing everything down. ))ej' of births juniped from 113 in and was employed % the Ameri rest of the building. Friday, April 13-<-8:00 On the surface, the sutprUe re Christian ChrisUsn individuals This latter kind of quest was FINAL WEEK The Cheney Broa.-UAC lease Britain in our midst, outrages our sult in Ceylon was a defeat for the 1955 to 122 this I year, the report can Dyeing Corp. \ Read Mw FLEISCHM ANN’S and nations succeed In being. It needs to be repeated, as often also In the mind of Governor Ribi- shows. / became effective April 1 and runs sense of Justice?" Sponsored by West. The United. Statei, for In- as headline discussion of the coff as he came into office, and Every house is a little different Besides her husband, she leaves until March 31, 1960. Total rental . Even the moet pro-American of Menchrster Assembly No.’ IS REGULAR $29.50 hTe hospital's monthly repprt one son, John F. Stepanowaki,'pf for the four years is $166,270.33. inatancQ, had just got over ita dis State's dull but ever-climbing ex- It has. under his leadership and from other houses, in some respect. also issued todayi shows a total pf Arabs blameji the United States . RAINBOW GIRLS hjghef Wpttf gives vou more pSnsea provides opportunity, that direction, been intensified until Even if houses look alike there can the U.S. Navy; two sisters, Mhl Pratt A Whitney has used other for their humtiiatlon. - ■ i like of Ceylon's neutrality—which For Virtue, Reluctantly X 126 admission^ (luring March this John Burak of New Britain and- .^en ey Bros, buildings for ware there is only one re^ effort toward we suspect it is almost a full-time be a vast difference in the contents I . year.'The daily average of patients "I thank God." said one o' them, MASONIC TEMPLE wma pro-weatem if It was slanted The chief regret of the Senate economy that cah be made, preoccupation with his govern Mrs. John Janek of Brisfol; four house space, but this experimental "for. Soviet intervention in the enjoyment cost! or in the families who live in them. at the hospital was 44, with the brothers, Stanley. Lucian, Joseph foundry is the first manufacturing .'■-‘ • l i t In any particular way—enough to Select Committee which purport Even it has limited returns, and mental efficiency expert, Commis- SCHICK is * largest number treated at 59 and Middle East. It has awakened the REFRESHMENTS the best Way to describe these re ■Hloner of Finance and Control aiitj Edward Budnik, all of New ophatlon the aircraft company has while world to our: ca^ise.” include Oeylon in our foreign aid ed to investigate the $3,500 at the smallei^t nurnber at 32. Britain. • DONATION 7So . You’re sure to get extra enjoymeiitwhen you"'' program, despite the fact that turns is to classify them not as Loughlln. And that a major pro locaMd here. The Arabs ha.-e a oroverb: The tempted contribution to Senator reductions in state spending, but gram of reorganization, of the ELECTRIC RAZOri The number! of x-rays taken Funeral services will be held buy extra-Proof whiskey. For "Vt6t4", tells * Ceylon has been trading with Francie'csse for an expfcted vote as some prevention and restraint brand that can be accomplished during the mohth wa.s 98, while Thursday'morning at 8:15 from you a whiskey’s "sirenglh." ToMITH dell vs. William Wicykowski. ville TR 5-3136. Buy a bottle—today I ligion. The winneifs of these matches "There appears," says the com almost from the ground up. as if / / the slate had been wiped clean of I NCORPORATE D will bowl in tnle eeml-finals on Fri- The trouble was, from our point mittee rc{>ort, "to have been here, day evening. BLENDED WHISKEY of view, that tha religion which everything existing, and a theoret REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE *4.07 *2.56 LOW'S however, a remarkable laxity In leal ideal presented in ita place. (IM io n i Hospital Notes »0 8K00F was victorious waia not Chris- the supenislon and direction of 163 MAIN ST„ GROUND FLOOR — TEL. Ml 0-8M1 Alton Brown, Vernon Trailer 4/5 Quart Pint It presented a picture of the "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” PRESCRIPTION PHAIOIACY $J% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ^vtrytfciiit - tianity. It was Buddhism. the activities of Mr. Patman and kind of government we might Court, Vernon, and Fred Foster, /' were admitted to the Rockville The background for this politi Mr. Neff, through whom the Keck have, if we really wanted to pull 901 MAIN ST., MI S-5821 THE FLEISCHRANN DISTILLING CORPORATION, NEW YORK CITY up roots and traditions. City Hospital yesterday. P Apply for $2S to $S09 now Painting the house? Redecorating the interior? putting cal election was actually a report fund wa.s flowing. Patman was Auction Plans .... pay httri PLUS! CsiA in just published by a commission of This virtue turned into political nAiH'8HAn'M'*yi'eniAiHAin*iH'8H*H*iiFni*W*«AH*a^ on a new roof? Dh$cuss your plans with us and see how g:ven almost appalling latitude by weakness? Too many interests, The auction sponsored by the ■ 1-Vi,it—phone firtt. Bill Con- simple it is to finance your project at the ONE STOP laymep and clergy established at Mr. Keck, who contented himself the political, the sentimental, the Northeast School PTA to establish tolidaiion Service, Nationwide a $250 scholarship fund will be BANK. .the AlbCeylon Buddhist Congress with merely handing the nioney economic, found themselves Credit, at no extra colt. Phont threatened and disturbed in one' held at the Northeast School Audi or come in today. , of 1953 to 'Inquire into the present over to Ml. Potman, apparently torium on Friday evenbig. Items BNJOY THE BEST SLEEP OF YOUR LIFE state of Buddhism in Ceylon and way or another by the proposed IFkkYtwOnPiiMotil with a hope that It would reach process. An aggregation of rela $K roui SEE youl may lie. inspected frcim 7:30 to 8 to report on the conditions neces ai.d serve deserving causes." tively minor grievances and alarms p.m. and tlie audtion will start l(Ms.Pta NASH OEAlEl HUDSON DEAIEI' promptly at 8 o'clock. $ 8.38 1 6.Y2 1 •’ - • I sary to improve and strengthen" And, again; "The activity of succeeded, in the end, In. pinioning- HURRY! ENTER NOW! I t a somewhat drowsy reform giant EDI FREE EDI FREE Arthur G. Lyon Jr„ president, 24.25 19.25 1 Neff and Patman in dispensing says the PTA hopes to raise at 33.05 The report, when it came out, in to the ground. Tw-o circumstances ENTIY IIANKI ENTiy IIANKI lieck’s money , can only be charac in the success of the negative op least $250 so that the scholarship n i««ii •! piw fo$rf wrm advance of the recent election, was terized as galloping irresponal- position always, surprised ut, and may be awarded to some deserving pramqtly r«M<8 iP 1} c6K»q<«rivq called "The Betrayal of Budd- bility." still do. First, w-e were surprised pupil this year. ■ hism.'* that the Bowles' reorganization AMERICAN Tournament Saturday A . And, again: "In utter disregard plan didn’t develop more dynam The annual Rockville open bowl-. U a o i $ 3 3 fe $SIX> The quarrel of. the report is M ax Miller Says., •n Slgnelwra Alena MAIVCUESjFER TRUST nmsoH of his legal knowledge and train ism of ita own, didn't sen'Itself MOTORS Ing tournament will be held at the mainly with Christianity.' ing, Mr. Neff acted with consum more than it did. Second, it \yas 'TKB bowling alleys on Saturday. It is bitter, this report, over the mate Indiscretion in making his' certainly an irony that the Bowles FRIiND OF THE NEW, EASY m ain OFFICE fact that although two-thirds of administration, with its polished b e n e f i c i a l 89$"Main, Opposite St. Jemep’ Cbiircll promiscuous contacts." techniques for exposition, some .the population of Cyprus is Again, Mr. Neff was "inept." FItlONAi tiNANlI lO NORTH'BRANCH Uuddhlst, control and administra how fell flat on its biggest public ☆ FAMILY GENERAL "Htf'^xercised incredibly poor relations task. IT’S EASY I 16 No. Slain, Corner Oakland S t. Open Thursday Evenings 6 tb S tion and teaching of much of ,the judgment.” But if the giant plan- of the T V S E R V IC E 106 MAIN STREET Next to YMCA . And Saturday Mornings 9 to 12 education in Ceylon has fallen in "Both Mr. Patman and Mr. Neff Bowles 'commission soon seemed Snd Fleer, Over Weeheerth'a to Christian hands. to assume the status of some Yc>, this Rtliablf phar Juit give ut a name for the^iggest difference Days • M M A Call Mitchell t-4 M • Msneheeter are severely censured for -their grotesque starfish buried under •25,(KM>Sf‘JS S ± Nights Plus Parts Ask far the YES MANager / ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICE^ M attress This has happened for two rea- failure to act an respona'ble citi tbns of petty grains of sand, the macy is dedicated to the ' In cars, today, American Motors' SINGLE UNIT e ■ ■pns. The Christians were, as al- TKL. 5II S-0194 OPIN THUKDAY EVENINGS (INTIt I / zens in thess clrcumstai.ces.” service of your household. CONSTRUCTION. So strong, so modern, to Iwot mW It ftfitmli tf tli ivrrwntinf t$wm waj's; anxious to efart schools, and i i i H In other words, if they had been Call oa us for anything safe, you get o totpHtf $ 25,000 .. “ "their schools hed the advantage of smarter, they could have done belnfp able tp_ teach the language tlieir work, which w:hs basically ^ T O Y S you may need in drugs or POrsortol Automobile Accident M S U R A N a * of the British rulers, ' 4 that of exchanging money for the L ’ FOR THE KIDDIES ^ sundries. And do be sure ogoinst fatal injury— divided equally between Then the British, back in 1884, Bs.surance’ of votes for the gas- husband and wife— at No Extra Cost I handed.all official^'chools over to * Arthur Drug Stores^ .to bring us your Doctor's bill, in aucli a smooth manner that 'BEFORE LOSSE5 HAPPEN. Never before! Christian denominations, and they U,e Select CoiiihUttee would never * Large A«<|ortfaent ^ prescriptions. You'll value also adopted A rule that no gov Such terrific have heard of it.Then the ^Com our expert Compounding INSURE WITH LAPPEN' ernment aid should go to new mittee would have been much hap accordion door value schools located with a certaih pier. and our fair pric.es. MR GNMTIOIIfD CARS distance of existing govenuhent- 'Yet, after it expends most of its 30 at such a low price! aJded schools. Sine* the Christian enqrgy bewailing the fget that SQUARE DANCE ,e £ d 4 » P u l u d schools were first on the stene, RAIMBLBItSI " CLOPAY these oil money operators 'were SPONStORIJJH BY this rulwiisd tAe effect of putUng not smootlier and more clever, the HUDSON V -«'s I NASH V-«’s E FOR A LIMIlED , potential Buddhist schools under Select Committee does, belatedly VERPI.AXCK P.T.A. «a Ak Coiw/ifjoDqrf CuiFom'4-c4q0r ttotion wogont, M^oni, honitofu-^ fc Mvefe handiesp. _ and in a minor key, face up to the wMt ovory ottouory, httvdlng powor • in/sFi, evFomqfk fTMimiiMqiit, ACCORDION TIM E O N L Y By 1954i this had created a reality. It was investigating. FrMay, April 13, 8 p.m., MILLER PHARMACY situation in which there was ohe- ' "The circumstances liere," says 10 METROPOLITAN CONVERTIBLES Chrtstian school for every 1,240 V«rplanck School Aud. American Meters cert (above) are a the report, "partake of a meaning (p'lf j f \iptwn u//; j/.i lor hordiop, if wmoor Christian children . and one f ingle unit like modern trains and planes. DOORS making almost inexorable the coii: Buddhist school for exery 36,000 AAmlnRlon 54b* Ppr l>rM)n to o KELVINATOR APPLIANCES ^ Big frame bez-girders make a steel enclo elusion that the paramount, Buddhist childj-en. So this means Prompt Free Call and Moding fohufoui foodoromot, hooMor$, sure as big as the car, giving true "wrsp- SIE THE DIFFERENCE! \ How Big A Fire instoll tham youm alf in m inutes i.iotivation for this contribution sroiind” protection. I t’s welded, twice as that most Buddhist children now Rofroshmtnh ' Delivery Service Wathort, Oryorg 9 was intere.st m the natural gas strong, twice as safe, twice as'long-lssting. can you afford with'your present insurance? ‘ save 8 sq. ft. sw inging doers w astel ■ have to go to Christian schools. ; 299 C reen Rd.— Tel. .MI .3-1134 bill as ronlra.sled with,, aiding 1000 CASH PRIZES of SfO oath After Its idiarp and bitter con- Better make .surie you liave enough. We will, Ui i.enator Ca.se's campaign. It thus bonuses Other cars (righU still bolt the body to ms STAMMI NNWATS IP Tl 32" MK i N" MM « ‘ cern oyer the lack of Buddhi.'it, Plus $40,000 CASH ' be happy to check .vour needs for you. follow's that the offer of the con- Apprxlul of your preiwnt ear is worth S 1,000 rath liOBUS, if e separate, flat fram e. . . the same basic Built to Give You Over 10 Years schooling for, Buddhist children, Mattroso or Boxopring tnbution was for the purpo.se of you're a new ear winner. Alan, ear winners who buy a ntw eonatrucEion principle used in building If you have any (piestions about t our in- f * CuaiaslHdky "A . this same commission went on to oxcarts. . ' ^ Of SOLID SLEEPING COMFORT mfluencing the Senator's vote." Ramhler, Nash, Hudson or Metropolitan during the eonleet ONLY NseMliMftsf bitter criticism of the growth of period, will get double the retail price of the car won. in place HI surance«t . i if you are not sure you liave the 8.95 And a;yain, . other westerly values in Ceylon; ot the car. * best protection you can possibly buy h , . COMHin WITH MAIOWAII NO OTHER MAHRESS AT THE PRICE HAS THE AMAZING COMFORT FEATURIS "Tlie Select Coinmittee, after |The leaders of bur Aountry,” OF THE CRIMSON SHIELD 44lh ANNIVERSARY MATTRESS; examining the witnesses and evi- j plea.se call us npw. Full information cheer tha . report charges, "have em- The new improved Clopay Accordion Doors are dence luider the revealing light of ! T h e W h o le i i n l l y in E h te r l fully given and without obligation.. value packed with more exciting deedrator foa- a rATINTID INNiASraiNC C0N4TIUCTI0N it a SMAinr OlilGNID, extra dureMs ceve^Tlir'( l^aced a shallow and ephemeral from grtmiff lomgorgtf tloml fof .g«fril« strMiinf mw col«ri. r ublic scrutiny, has co'ncluded that ' ture.<( than we've ever .seen! I>6ok what you get for materialism. In a society whose ye) Srm •vpeerl at eve,y Min) •> xt'rein. , srfCIAUV DISICNIO MATCHING 80X IMIING the objective of the indlvldiiiili-| HOW TO WIM-Here’s rwhy American The Amt name that pops into your *M1uianci M T ^ —Rosband and wife (if only $8.95! Rich ;ill vinyl pla.xtic, in textured finish motive force is the scquisiUon of for greater durability, smarter appearance. Accor a IXTtA lAYigS OT WHITI COTTON TUT low Ififtf $)f.95 . made from Ho# KMvNtl who initialed and caiiied out'this ' Motors offers wonderful prizes for-a sim mind—z simple name (one to four words) members of sarhe household at time of pur tif« t pfiFiforciFOf po4% givt pog<: "RMf om- jg u f tHol coiU . • . fKt weslth, the Incidence of violence, Christian Science dion fo^s have permanent PRIl-PLKAT PANELS chain of events was to influence ple flame in the easiest'contest ever! ' like VModernweld” or "Double Safe chase) each get insurance providing for pay John H. \ - ^ •if''* fggling. ” ' ‘‘■■J- | ■ f•un^6rtf•«l tK«f your mqtfrgsi imrt CAM* ..crime; drunkenness, and gambling for lifetime use, smoother- action. Folds away fay political contribution the vole Leading business magazines report big Single Unit" may-win you $25,000 cash! ment of $12,609 to beneOciary or estate of <• HANDSOMIlV TAIIOBID AND PINiSHlD f ■ la not S'mailer for surprise.'TJie '- Enlllled either,—thus proriding total of $25,000—if Inmrpnrrttm!, silently at a touch. Saves 8 .square feet floor space. __THROUGHOUT wdh • .gfiibwiljt bqrAtr MAHtiSS AM »OX SniNO tO of a member of the .United .Slates automobile companies will soon change either or both should be fatally injurerl while In handsome neutral grey that blends with most 'tKqt wiH>*9g Hi tNARo.. . . c«nnqf -i real and final'remedy is the,di^ FREE I “ FocH To Help You Win" " ■'V yt«pt dofotH, benate. The.. Sdlccl Conmiittee "Tho Availability of Divjno Power os Rovoolod to a new, advanced way to build cam— driving or riding (leparately or together) in color-s . y.or you can paint any color you wish. Two placement of Western maUriaUs- ^ INSURAHCM or more make w/mderful room dividersrUse them V d- .Cohdeuins such activity." by Christian Scicnco*' single unit, welded constructiod. See your Nash dealer or your Hudson their new private passenger American Motors A PRODUCT OF CRIMSON SHIflD, MAKER OE THE EAMOUS CRIMSON SHIEID DR. MATTISON Uc, social, 'and individual values -in living room, kitchen, closets, hurseryv bedroom, Tims reiuclnntly, and a'ftor Every Ranibler, Hudson. Nash, Met,- dealeefor FREE Entry Blank and folder, car anywhere in the world duriiig firat year of and the establiahment of genuine many-a re|;iet that the devil was Locturor: Jomos Horry McRoynolds. C.S.8. ownerahip, if fatality reauita wdtbia 100 d ty i _ utility room . . . for real space' saving luxury. MATTRESS, THE ONLY MATTRESS DESIGNED BY AN ORTHOPEDIC PHYSICIAN values founded on the Buddha of Dallas, Tetas ^ ropolitan has it now—yrprs ahead! "Facta'To Help You '^in”. Please read. lot more tjever,' the Select- Com after accident. Applies to privately-owned new MAI AND AHONE riilfO ---- Phanuua?' -h .Member of the Board of lyretureship of The Mother 4'hiiri'h, With compelitors racing to copy our rules carefully, especially Rule #4, whTch cart bought in U. S. and Alaaka, where state mittee comes out on the.aide of 164 East Center Streeti—Ml 9-5261 . 0 * SHOP IH HDSON HANDY ' TAXf MONf PACKAGE - ' - / o . ^ 'Such “genuine" Buddhist values The First Church of Christ, Seientisl, In Boston, Massachusetts. construction, we need a simple, descrip explains how contest will be judgetf. In insurance! laws permit. \ the angel... n rlir • lU l/'i'll'i ■u 'ir ti^e—4«Miaew«ei55e ■V ' / No Danger Eisenhower South Church Adds Minister^ Exists Now, Ike for Gains Considers Educational Wing To Wage Primary Highlighting th. .nnuaP mmt-wA^y ^ ship and Evangelism Oommlssion. Ing an(| Fourth Quarterly CJonfer- The church now has •2,082 mem* a u e g hla b«U«r that “It !• im- f mlt th« f o llo ^ c U our aUUment A ^ es Say On-Mideast ence at South Methodist Oiurch bars. Since last Kay, 122 new mem dtchless pring Vropor for a Ju«cJaJ oWlcaf to bo ^ V 4 u " S * p Jy th . loader- last night was announcement of bers have been received, and there aagacMl In a partisan political (Continued from Page One) (Coxtinned from Page One) the appointment jof a third minis-1 have been 107 ba.'tlamii, OTt9 "i” * ship to st^ulate active participa (CoxIlniieS tAm Paga One) contest," John D. liaEoUt. a lead- tion in M rty affairs for ALL ref- ..r „ ..J. U, : fire effective for the- Fedayoen other naljona will act * aimllarly «r. la tho lasurfont'faction snter- istered mmocrats. providing a syatem of atlrviver Oh, N o ! ! malnder of the yeaiT A date was those elected to serve as " ( 2 1 /Wo will provide and en (aulcide) bands even if he psr- bi the cauae of |>cace.” iny tho DamocraUc tca-n primary )>eneflta "that w-lll not only )>ear (CoxUtuMI from Pmio wTbelleve that Judicial of- a bill, but the senate has not ac.ted. undorstt^ -he O o^m or wouM must be separated from partl- porary WhIU House In Augusts 2. Assure medical care for- all Whesf it still remained, cil, "the body on which all the the staff. He will give special pratt, William Rood, John Mrosek aeocpt the resignation, tvlth re- politics and we will not per- said he had taiKCd i>y telephone dependents of military personnel, snow that had been white, members of the United Nations ehiphaais to student and youth and William Stroud, finance com------/ mit any person to he both Town with Dulles this morning. either at military hospitala or un showed up a light blotchy have conferred primary reapon- work. miaalon; Robert G. Lbomla, dele Judge XisSelle's rasignatim Committee Chairman .and Judge Dulles met for 90 minutes wl‘. der an Insuranca plan at civilian brown as gleanings from the ■IbiUty for the maintenance of in It was voted at the meeting to gate to the (3quncll of C2iurchea; ■■ I personnel of upper air came down. Dust A NEW jgMnrsd from the personnel of the of the Town Court. the Senste end House members hospitala. Wilson said about 40 per ternational peace and aecurity." call a special congregational meet J*rs. Marian Eddy, John L. Von town Court one of the two/ major "(5 ) We will select qualified he had asked to confer with him. cent of military dependents carinot whirled up from the Western Tha President and Dulles talked ing at the church May 7 to hear Deck and W. T. Moyer, paatoral figures engaged in the /present delegates to all conventions who Seriate Repubtlcsn leader Knowr now be given care through service Plains was scattered over over the Middle East situation reports from the Study Commit relations committee; Ralph contest for control c ' tbb Demo will be truly repreacntaU.ve of the land (Calif) raid when the session facilities. He called for Senate ap Connecticut. again today. The conference tee and to determlnfr whether or der, Wealey L. Miles and Mrs. s cratic Party in M an c^ ter. Democratic Party In Manchester. broke up that Dulles reviewed the proval of this House-passed bill. - The U.S. Weather Buieau was by telephone with Eisenhow not an educational building will be Mark Leadbetter. nomtnatlnff SUPER-AUTOMATIC Judge Wesley C. 0ryk. chief Station at Bradley Feld fore er at hit office above the pro shop addrid to the present church facili- committee. "16) We will establish a Demo Middle East situation but "no leg 3. Enact legislation which would casts temperatures through Judge of the court, ie'also Demo cratic party organisation which islative action was requested." place about 50 per cent of Army at the Augusta National Golf tjei. Tha addition ' is needed be Herbert J. McKiriney and John cratic town chairtnah, and leader will eliminate the reckless and Ir Saturday will be three to six Club and Dulles in Washington. cause of over-crowded conditions Godfrey Gourley w ei. re-elected Martin; asked by reporters wbo;it and air Force . total o f JI c e r degrees below normal lor of the sUte endors^ by thf Demo responsible seta and statements a possible request for- Congression strength In the regular officer The President's headquarters of the present church school. lay leaders, and M. Philip Susa|r cratic Town Comiplttte to compose April. Friday ii expected to be provided no retail, saying only . The conference paid tribute to was named delegate to the annual \ ■ s associated with cerUin members al approval of the use of American category. "Faced with uncertain Warmer, turning- cooler again of the new town coBimittee. of the present Town Committee. forces, replied: prospects." Wilson said, many re that the discussion was "piniarily the long and faithful service of conference. Leonard B. Burt was R Judge LaBellrs action today un- Saturday, then back to warm about the Middle East." William E. Keith, who has been a elected church treasurer with Mr. “(7) We will formulate a Demo "There was some talk of what serve officers now leave the ser Sunday. Bradley Field pre K* deriined a sUtemcnt of principles cratic Party Platform dedicated might come,” vice St the first opportunity," thus The impllct emphasis in the lay preacher for 63 years. It ivas and Mrs. Ralph Pierce as financial , adopted by his faction last night, dicts rain possibly mixed with statement, issued- as Arab-Iaraeli C. ii to the principles of good govern Martin added that "there ia no creating "marked Instability In the voted to request renewal of Keith's secretaries. FLORENCE Jr which a separation of Judicial snow In northern Connecticut border fighting and killing con It ivas voted that the biahop of ment In town affsirs. reason to expect the President to officer corps." He said the situa tomorrow night with pre license as a local preacher for the 'M akes “top of the range” ceoklag •fftce froqi partisan poliUcs was “ (8) We will stimulate In our tion in the Navy and Marine corps tinued, was on (1) fulfilling U.S. 64 th time. the Boston Area be asked to reap make a request for the use of cipitation expected to be one- obey even when you are away. CALORIC RANGE advocated- commitments under U.N. charter point both the Rev. Fred Edgar Party the pside and vigor that will troops at thta time.” Is satisfactory. quarter to three-quarters of Dr. Edgar’s Report / DecUnea Comment win elections. , . No Danger Exists Now 4. Provide career Incentives for terms with respect to quashing and Percy Smith to South CSiurch Thermoatatlrally controlled sur Aa Little Afi Eaalcr aad better rooking with a When asked today . If Judge an Inch. aggression, and (2) doing so The Rev. Fred R. Edgar, in hia As Little As "We urge all registered Demo If the danger developed to the medical and dental officers and report, paid tribute to all those for another year. This motion was face burner to provide you with Roto-Ra'y Barbecue aad extra Z-aBelle's action would prompt him cratic voters In Manchester to wlthjn coriititutlonal means." in keeping with the tradition of to resign his court poet. Judge Gryk point where It becariie necessary, nurses. The House' h-s pt-ssed a who have made this a good year perfeet resulta—everytlme-^wkeie broiler plua large oven. la-A-Llae Joih In this effort to make a bet Martin said that "of course there bill, Wilson said, which would help As for the latter point, Eisen assigning Methodist mlniatera to a 82.63 $3.05 said, “of 'course not." He declined hower told a news conference last at tho church and challenged the per week* you do M % ot your cooking. per week* timer and color atyling. ter Democratic Party' by electing would be a request" by the Presi attract doctors’ and dentists. He About Town church to do everything possible church on a year-to-year basis. to comment, further, but said he this slate for your Town Commit week he never would send Amer Superintendent Presidea would have a statement on the sub dent for congressional action "but added a separate mersure deatirig to keep abreast of the growth and tee at the primary on May 1, 19.56. with nurses will be sent to Con ican forces Into any action which Dr. (Tharles X. Hutchinson, tu- ject soon. no such danger exists now." Chairman Arthur Knofia of the could be Interpreted ai war with development of the town. He e.x- The text of LaBelle's letter, ot John D. LaBelle, Mary Aceto, Elsenhower late yesterday said gress soon. committee for the 32nd Klwanla pressed the feeling that the time perintendent of the Norwich Dis Irving L. Aronson, Rlleen A. Bar the United States "will observe Its Seek Better Housing out prior approval of Congress. trict,'presided at the meeting and yesignatlm, as given to tho Gov Anniversary affair to be held at Yesterday's statement clearly had come for the church to ex NO MiTOBBS NBBDBD! COMPLBTIIT iOTOXiTIO! . ernor today, was as follows: rett, Philip Bayer, N. Charles commitments within constitutional 5. Provide bstter housing. Msny the Country Club Thursday at 12 pand ita,facilities for educational heard reports of various groupa Boggini, Katherine D. Bourn. young officers cite poor quarters means that If the U.N. Security and commissions of the church. “D eir Governor, means to oppose sny aggression” noon sharp reports that the re Council labeled any nation an ag purposes. He urged a continued “As you know, the Democratic Steve Csvagnar'o, Norman ;C. In the Middle East. for their wives and children as sponse has been very gratifying. concern of the church, not only Preceding the meeting, the Wil Oomollo, Mary E. Conner, Msurice gressor In the Middle East and ling Wo rkers Group of the WSCS party In the town of Manchester Although Martin said there is their chief reason for leaving the Former Kiwanlans and members for the new people of the town, •, P. Correntl. Frederick G. NassUf, service, Wilson said. In some are aaked< to contact the chairman called for use of force to halt ag served a ham- suppei . John God / la haVihg a primary for the elec "no psrtlculBi’, pressing emergency gression. the President would feel but even for the unconcerned, tho.se tion of town committee members. Theodore R. Cummings, Thomas thst we know sbout." he sdded; areas, he added, personnel -is if they can possibly attend. Four frey Goiirle.v acted as master of obligated to put the matter before who have no regard for the; Church, ceremonies arid presented a cor 1 am a member of a slate of . can H. Elliott, Clarence E. Foley, Wil "When nations are shaking their forced to occupy sub-standard out-of-town club presidents and fpr God and the things of, the soul. liam F. Freeman, Harold W. Gar- three lieutenant governors have Congress for a final decialon on sage to Mrs. Hutchinson, didates that will be filed in op fists at each other you never can quarters and cometlmea forfeit committing U.S. troops. Ho urged an ever-increasing sup position to .the town committee rity, Maurice E. GaudoT., Francis tell when a pressing emergency living quarters kllowancca to boot. signified their Intention to be P. ’Handley, Phillip Harrison. port of the Missionary Program y1 endors^ candidates. I feet that it will ai'lse," \ Wilson urged enactment of legis present. A banner crowd la ex at home and abroad and that a ' la tmpnHwr for a Judicial officer Harry 8. HoWi-oyd, Chester E. House Speaker Rayburn (D-Tex) lation whiv^h would provide for oc- pected for the affair. ' Hogan, Jules A. Karp, Eugene T. greater effort mu.st be made to Land Taking Case to be engaged in a partisan po and Senste Democratic Leader cupancy oif suoli quarters at re educate the poeketbooks. as well litical contest white holding such Kelly, Charles Lathrop. George C. Johnson of Texas declined to say duced rental. Frank T. Cartwright of the Di Lesaner, Francis J. Mahoney, Jo vision of Foreign Missions of the Obituary as the hearts and.minds, of the Settled for $11,150 a Judicial office. Accordingly, I much more than that they had 6. Approval of la.^lalation. al members of the chureh. hereby resign as deputy Judge, of seph J . Mackione, Roger J. Ma- been bflefed by Dulles on the Midv ready Introduced, 'which would au Methodist Board of Missions will clone, Pascal Msstrangelo, Roger be the guest speaker at the Nor The Rev. Percy F. Smith, asso The State of Clonnectlcut and the Town Court of Mancheateb.” die East. thorize continued retirement of ciate minister, reported that there An g-point statement of p^nci M Negro. Jean C. Pasqualini, commiasloned Army and Air Force wich District missions mass meet (TIarence J. Jeffers today reached MertdlUi L. Pinto, Pascal Po!e, Rayburn, the first man out of ing at the South Methodist Church were over 900 pupils enrolled In 1e was adopted last night by about the conference room, told report officers at currently held tempor Deaths the two sessions of the church an *11,150 settlement in a case In Mary D. Ross, Jay E. Rublnow, ary grades. Existing, legislation Sunday evening at 7 :30. A com 89 members of the Committee for ers; sbhool ;nd over 150 teachers and which the State condemned Je f a -Better Democratic Party, who Lee M. Sflveratein, Mary Sim "I have a one-sentence statement expires Dec. 31. bined choir of 100 Voices, under, mons. Edward J . Tomkiel, Frank the direction of District Superin Porter HUIa officers. Teacher training and fers' land for the reconstruction met at Oavey’s Reataun to make; The Secretary brought us "These measures,” Wilson training for church membership Obremsky Jr. wrote the President, "a re vitally tendent Dr. Charles X. -Hutchinson, Porter Hills of 36 Victoria Rd., of the exit from the Wilbiip Cross Besidsa adopting the statement, down here to brief us on the Mid for children and adults will con Highway at W. Middlb Tpke. the njembera decided in favor of die East situation." Important to the well-being of our will sing in the service, and Philip Hartford, father of Mrs. Myron A. BENGAL GLENWOOD N. Treggor, minister of music at tinue to be a wital part of the The settlement /'was reliched an all out door-Hnockinr campaign Not Heartening military and to the auatalned se Boglisch of 669 W. Middle Tpke., Cooks entire meala automsfioally. M” mage, De Laze broiler, roaitt- Coventry South Church, will be the organ died Sunday afternoon at Hartford church program., while the cose was In its third day An UHIe As As UHIe As to gain support among Democratic Johnson told newsmen "It was a curity of the nation. Philip N. Tre.Hgor, minister of of hearing before Referee Thomas saves money niv food bills too. Tai er with "Chsr^osl-Ater,” low tena- voters In their bid for . Control of thorough briefing, but not a very "As a group. I believe they will ist. ^ , Hospital. music, tolfl the group of the ac J. Molloy in Ha/tford. lored-Tempo top burner control, perature cooking. Large storage No Burning...No S co M g..,N o Boil-over... heartening conference." He added: enable us to achieve the much Bom Feb. H, 1880 in Hartford, the Town Oemocratte Committee, tivities of the (Cancel and Youth The State had offered *7,355 foP $2.13 *2.56 according to John LaBelle, leader Teachers Backed . “The Secretary gave ria a rather needed Improvement In military The Golden Rule Club of the Tal- he had been etnpibyed for 30 years per week* comfort-level barbecue broiler. per week^ capacity. lengthy briefing on the Near East life and bring about Increased cottvllle Congregational Church at the Aetna Life Insurance Co. Choirs of the church during the the two and a half acres It wants Of the iMurgent group. past year. Henry Hilliard made from Jeffery'on the south side of The statement commits the in- In Salary Issue and the Middle East and stated stability In, bur armed forces.” will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at He was a member of the Aetna that the President had asked him the home of Mrs. Marjorie Clinton, Men'a Club, the Aetna Life Club, the report for the Music Commit Center St. riear the turnpike. mirgsnts to thsr position that the tee. Jeffers was .represented by with new AUTOMATIC Top’Of'Stove Cooking! Coventry. April 10 (Special)— to explain our policy In that area. Campbell Ave., Vernon. the 161 Square c;3uh and Hospi same person should not be judge JoKn Pickens and Miss Gertrude Judge Wesley, C. Gryk. of the Town court and Town Teachers who fail to reach satis "He reviewed at some length all — - \ tality Lodge, No. 128, A.F. and JOICP BOOSTS AND PBIPBCT BAIINO IBSOLTS! the recent developriienta. He made Reach SeUlciiienl The Ladies of the Assumption I Denaocratia chairman. factory salary agreements with A.M., Wethecafteld. He was a Imaqiii*! You no lengor hovo to stand ovor your rongo wIm o you Moit bo* * That ia apparently an answer no requests of us." CTmrch have set the date of Mon communicant of Christ Oiurch to the charge by Judge WCsley C. the Board of Education were urged In Damage Suit day. April 23, for a Military Whist Cathedral. eon or othor foods Hiot ordinarily nood eonstont wotching. Just soloet tbo Gryk that the Insurgents want to today to withhold. signatures on to be held in the chureh hall, tin Besides hla daughter, he leaves n i n control of the Town Court. 1956-57 contracts. A. Mancheater family has set-, der the ro-c'hairmanship of Mrs. a son, David HUls of Brewster, i t B i Driver Arrested Thomas Riddell and Mrs. Elmer . . , hoot you wont. . . and go obout your worry way, hnowbig thof uvurythl f Gryk, judge in town court, is also The stand was urged by Robbins tied out-of-court a personal In Mass.; a brother, Edgar Hills of Chick McClure, /. Demoeretio Town Cpairmen. Barstow of the Connecticut Edu Following Crash jury suit which they had brought Graham. MassachuscUi; a siatci, Mrs. Jes You Con Got Your Meet Again Monday cation Assn., who presented a legal 'against a local policeman after a sie Savjteer of Bloomfield; three is under control . . . AUTOM ATICALLYI Sot Hit oxoet tomporotuw for Tlie Committee for- a Better opinion to back the position. car-cruiser collision two years ago. Alan R. Lyon.s, elder .son of Mr. grandchildren and one great gr4nd Now *56 PONTIAC Police said a West Hartford man boiling, simmering, o r -^ e in«botwoon boots you nood,for cooUnf Aio m n f DamocraUc Party will hold a Barstow met with the Jeachers Mr. and Mrs. John LInnell Jr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lyons. 88 Good child. ' ond tho SERVICE that meeting at 8:80 p.m. Monday to this afternoon at the Robertson was arrested yesterday following and their 16-ycar-old daughter, win St., whose 16th birthday fell on Fun'bral services were held to x J which all registered Denmerats School.' He said, “I au;|TeS( you an accident at E. Center and Ham-- Beverly, all of 6.5 Bunre Dr., re April 7, was honored with a sur day in Hartford. Burial waa in gooi with it ot foods. Thort'i nothing to eOmporo with this now top»df*rongn cg$Mnf frao* who are interested in being asso- follow the advice of our Rtldfney lin Sts. and charged with reckless ceived *3.847 on withdrawal of prise party at his home Saturday Cedar Hill Cemetery. eUted with the CBDP are invited, and seek further negotiations with driving and passing a atop aign. their Superior Court suit against evening by a group ot boys from dom . . . and only GAS givos you tho wido vorfoty of Hmptf iotum w ine X-aBelle ai^id today. the Board of Education In order io Investigating Patrolman Allan Alfred M. Ritter Jr. - the Salvation. Army, several of Mrs. Hilda UeNIra MeCLURE PONTIAC I t baa not bean decided where arrive at a . mutually satisfacto^ Smith said a car driven by John Mrs. LInnell and her daughter whom play with him In the band. Relatives in Manchester of Mrs 378 MAIN BT. MANCHESTER tion. Only GAS is so tpoody . . . w offlclont. . . so th ri^ the meeting will be held. salary agreement for 1956-57.’’ J. O'Brien, 20. headed north on claimed they were Injured wlicn -They presented him with personal Hilda DeNiea, widow of Josqph De- Ml 9-4545 The, insurgent leader said If his The CEA representative dis Hamlin St., skidded past a atop the c4r in which they were riding gifts. Games, music and refresh Nles, received news of her death group wins it intends to enlarge tributed copies of a legal opinion sign snd collided with an east- collided with a cruiser opciatcd by ments loiindcd out a pleasant eve Sunday, which occurred' at the TA99AN the Democratic Town Committee prepared by J. Reed Mutyhy. le- Dpurid atito operated by Mrs. Wtl- Ritter. The apcldenl occurred Janf ning. home of her daughter, Mrs. Helen to meet the demand for positions rai counsel for CEA. ■{ lll^ atuek, 40. of 43 Stephen St. 28, 1954, at the intersection of Foraell of Hanover, Pa. Mrs, De- HARDWICK “Oreenbrisr” completely sutomst- on it.. The present limit is 40. 'Damage was minor to both Atty, Murphy rendered his opin Hartford Rd. and Main St. Members of Anderson-Sbe. Aux' Nics, who was 63, formerly lived SO" range with big' stove features Ic! Four la line burners, vlsiialite Nothing Cooks As Fa^ As Flam e! The signatures of 500 Demo ion on questions posed by the Cov vehicles, Smith reported. No one Mrs. LInnell said she suffered iliary. No. 20(8, VFW, are rc was tpjured. at 294 Tolland St., East Hartford. oven, chrome interior, Adjust-te- crats have been obtained on petl entry Teachers Assn, and the CEA multiple- Injuries to her chest, neck quested to meet at the Holhiea She leaves a brother, Louis Krauae, Aa UHIe As deaigned eapeclally for atieam As UHIe As tiona the CBDP Is prepared t o ! involving legality of two contract Pstrplmsn John Turner investi and back, Her daughter said she Funeral Homo At 7 o-’clock tonight lined kitchens, Econotrol center height brMler. Every .de luxe fea gated a\mlnor collision this morn several grandchildren and two ■•<4 submit to the tow^n clerk for the 1 proviaions.. had'been severel.v shaken up. LIn to pay respects to'Wllllam Lappen, ^reat grandchildren. simmer burners. I.Jirge oven and l3.i ture In .this ultra-modern., gas Democratic primary election May The counsel ruled that a writ- ing which occurred on W. Middle husband of Mrs. Jennie I>appen, a *1.56 .63 Tpke. Just east of Hilliard St. nell sought recovery of property Funeral services will be held per week* broiler. • Iier week*.. range. M- ten appendix to the new contract damage only., member o f the auxiliary. Thursday from the Robert Funeral ^ J ’oUosvlng la the atatement of Is legal, w’hile an oral understand He said a car-driven by Harriet Gambardella; 57, New Haven, The town was not involved as a Home, 701 Ritner St.. Philadelphia. Liberal Trade-Ins g ^ ^ l a iasued by LaBelle fbr th'e' ing between the superintendent of defendant In the suit. However, The next paper collection spon Pa., with inteimcnl In Mt. Marla schools and the teachers Is not brushed against a aervice truck soi-cd by the Methodist Youth Fel operated by Lawrence R. Meach- Manchester carries insurance that Cemeterj', Philadelphia. ^tem eat of Priariple legal. covers employes who become In lowship and the Methodist Men of PLAHE-KISSBD PLATOI-SMOKELBSS BBOIUNII ,'Tha ttuiobratjc Party, lei^er- .The appendix provides that a am, 29, of 246 W, Center St., the. North Methodist Oiurch will be when the woman pulled alongside volved In accidents while on the conducted Saturday, April 21. Any •hip In ICkncheater for many contract , must Be. re,turned w’ithin job. / Got up to $50 os o trado>fn oHowoneo for your oM stovo yihon you years has hc«a. poIiUcslIv irre- OT days from date Issued or be the truck to ask directions. one having old newspapers and Turner said the accident oc The Hartford law firm of Levine magazines whl^i they wish to have ^ n s ib la and fh^icicriV. This is deemed rejected. •and Katz represented the Linnells. buy ono of thow modorn, suftoTHMilfdii^^ G A$ rungw fiO W l demonstrated by Om fact that the The, oral understanding between curred about 10:4.5 and there were picked up should call the church Party has never wo#^/local elec no injurlea. . Police brought no Ritter was represented by Atty. office, or Joseph Tripp or Quentin ^superintendent and teachers, ac- Leo V. Gaffney of New Britain.' tion. The Party r c c ^ reached cordiri^ to Barstow', was to the charges. ' \ Mangun, not later than April IS. Mrs. John SIrnda LOWEST PRICE! ^ Its l^ e s t ebb in 1954 W^sn it effect that if the contract was Funeral scrvice.s for Mrs. John Members of Memorial Lodge,, Sienda, 419 N. Main St., were held We're ,the biggeet • prpducer of falle<| to carry Manchester for not returned, w'lthln 30 days It not pre-engineered garages. Our Governor Ribicoff. Democratic only w’ould be considered, rejected, No. 38, Knights of HythiaS.'will at 8:30 this nsorning from, the voters have becomt apathetic ^ but 'the teacher's position would Capture State Prison Parolees meet at Liberty Hall, Golway 81.. Holmes Funeral l^ome, 28 Wood volunie purchases give the to this sorry performance, which tjhen be considered, vacant. at 7:15 p.m tomorrow to go to bridge St., nnd at 9 o'clock in St loweat price. COAST'S Gustoin- Low, Low Prices Is diractly chargeable to the pres ' ----- Murphy said. "The provl-, Rockville on a visitation to John's Polish. National Catholic Quolity Garages start os low- 7 ^ ant Town Committee. siditan the contracts la proper and Damon Lodge. No. 17, where Church. The Rev. Stephen Stry After Chasing Stolen Velude the second rank will be ox- jcwskl officiated and W/ilter Grzyb os $4^ 1 complete, f9. He notified the crul.sei-s and ish -their sentences at Wethers- e Top quality lumber • Alumi aalsbbori and relallTri for a)l Dioir The attorney conclmted, "Teai-h'- of the Sunday School staff at num-asphalt insulation • As kma' ezprruinn* of ayihpailiy durint ers who have not reached a .satls- Gutzinei- .-potted the car near .Hjl-'' field, police said, but this could legally recognized machinery eur recent loie. , phalt shingle roofing e Woter MATSBIESS OrERAnON-PEBrBBMANEE-ECONOHT! factorj'" agreement with the Board liard's pond on W. Middle Tpke. . not definitely be learned at press Miss Barbara J. Hills. 29 Phelps whereby such individuals can be Mri. 'Paul K. Robidnux and as lo_ salary should' withhold Giit'zmer was going east. While tinie. Rd.; and Misn,*1zanne Dobkln. 151 isolated from society to receive and rat proofed eiUs e Over- daugfiter Beverly. signature on the-contracts and he turned around, the stolen car East Hartford interrogafed the Hartfbi'd Rd.. have returned aft^r a preventive treatment heod doors — rubber weather- atand upon the existing contracts turned south on Adams St.,, ran pair and C?lccalone quoted both Caribbean cruiSe on the Ocean . "If the case Is sufficiently acute, proofed bottoms • 10 yeor Only (las appliances a i-e.d-light at Adams and Center saying they were on parole from then there should be a means, with , . , I cannot see how failure to Liner Mauretania. They are most written guarantee- give yoti .such trouble- sign can be considei-ed insiibordi- St.s., turned right on Olcott and Wethersfield. '» enthusiastic,over their experiences all. the nropei safeguards, for con free; coat-free service ; natiori. A contract proffered upder right on Spencer St. Chapman said he was put on and places visited, and the beauti stitutional Tights, whereby treat j such, conditions is' not a contract, Tlie patrolnjaq said the stolen, parole yesterday, according to Clc- ful photographs they were able to ment could be enforced, even be- NO MONEY DOWN over the yehrs . . . and /it l8_ .an ultimatum and has no .t ar, nearly overturned at Bunce calone,*‘ and has been' In prison bring back with Ih’em. Miss-Hills' yl)nd the period of actual sentence, 1 • dependable Gas Com r aspect of volition on the part ,of t/orner, where Olcott and Spencer ■slfice April 6, .1954, on a car theft hirthdrfy occurred on Friday. April if necessary.” 5 YEARS TO PAY 'OOP » • • • _ pany Hcrvice ii;) avail I the teacher." Sts. Join. He said he hit 70 m.p.h. charge. 6. The news was circulated Federal prison Director James 1st PAYMENT NOV. able on all (.as apr at times and still couldn't seem to Barrett told Blast Iiartford po .throughout the steamer, and she V', Bennett told the session: gain on the. car. . lice l>e began sen-ing time at was'showered with birthday gifts. ' Sees System In Bad Shape — ^ ' plianc^ regardles-s of The cha'se continued - west on Wetherafleld in 1954 on a charge She is a clerk at Pratt and Whit "I hope I may be fyrgiven Jor j where you buy fhem. Silver Lane into Ea.sl Hartford of robbery with violence and has not reciting figures in thisJ Dm asrttwt. ' - f ANT SIZE ney Aircraft, and Miss Dobkln is where the eSr - ran anothei* red been on parole attice September employed at the E; Center St., presence to show how far short of light at Forbes St. Kinslly, the 195,5. branch of the Bavings Bank of transforming prisoners into citL, ILLUSTRATED FOLDEA Look'for this Seal ca r. swerved into Gold Sl.i near Gutzmer said Ross was startled zens we have so far fallen. Ours FREE ; ■ 4, Picture Tube Manchester. that pictures difierent stages oi goroge constriidion anil t ' 'i- - William J. Shorlel, 21, of Elling- Pratt and Whitney, and stalled. - when av’Skened at such an early Is a tryipg eriough job as it'. Is shows you how Jo plan- your garage. ! ton- was arrested yesterday and Chapman and Barrett Jumped hbur. ^e stood'fuard by the inside The son born Saturday, April 7. v-llhoift focusing continuously on i ebSTgad with operating a. motor out of the car and Gutzmer pur door to the cellar stairs With a in St. Francis Hospital to Mr. and ;the daek statistical picture' Uidi-, ChOow from 11 Famous Mokos I vehicle* while his license was under sued them on foot behind jahoiu six large butcher knife'; whil. the po Mrs. Edward D. Gado, 128 Bum- eating how many men 'return to WRITE TODAY TOR TOUR COPT .NO 0ILI6ATI0N * 2 a « : auspension. Police said he<»vaa be- houses. Jie said the pair dove into licemen-went down-cellar through' side Avte.. East Hartford, has been prison foY h post-graduate course Orntirtnrn: Armbid Hardwick , injf held lit lieu of "a *7.5 bond. , the cellar of the home of Edmond. an qi'iteide bulkhead. named Edward Donienlc Jr. They . . . let us'take credit fdr the num RCA-ESTAJE, V ROPER ' Otheri arrested yesterday were •Ro-ss at 31 Gold St. Schendel said, he wished to com ber of men who leave our adult IMcasc sj-nd nm .vour FREE illustriiti-d .folder on Coast.(iaragea Grills,'bakes, barbecues. . .eeekt Here's completely automatic have a small daughter, Alloe; and '.! . with no obligation whatsoever to me. . ■ As UHIe As Aa U ttle As Fred Shea. Qakland St., charged GUtznier, 'awakened Ross ' arid mend' Cx.utzmer'i'/vork iri" appre a son. Janies. Gado^ji employed at correctional .InstlUitiona never ■ to aiitomatlrqlly tqp! ‘ Timed appli kitchen heating plua (modern bek- l aclaUsn iBsUliattoa. plus taxt with Intoxication; knd Herbert F, told him to lock the door leading hending'‘the pair ai)d the coopera- "Miller'a Restaurant.' return." ' Name:. , ance outicia; oven light and win lttg( broiling and.top-of-ovea cook L'Hcureux, 17, of 13 Rearl St., to the cellsir and calLEast Hart t'on''givent‘on''gi by the Bast' Hartford ' Bennett- said in his prepared re ...... / f *2,63 R * ™ « . GoaraataaS far-1 yaar. $2.77 • per week* - ing . . . all at the aeW tow rale.. charged with operating .a. motor ford ]>o|ice. police. T h e Msmeheater Fire Depart marks that better built and bet Addresa peF week* dow-’ "V-; - GlonWood RCA-Estoto GALL “FETE” WILSON vehicle with defective equipment Aided by East Hartford Patrol Three cruisers Wfere pressed into ment waa,called qut at 12:24 this ter run prisons, vjlth adequate and making unnecessary ' noise men Otto Miller and Herbert the pursuit -y the Blast Hartford afternoon - to extinguish a fraas work and rehabilitation programs,' City; .. State: Toppon -. M t-MM ' With a motor vehicle. Frazer, tpe Manchester'policeman department.'In addition to'Miller fire at the Darria farm off New ara.e8sentlal to a auceessful pi|role Bond of *25 .was required in each flushed the pair from the cellar, and Frazer, Sgt. Flank Novello S t^ e Rd. near W. Xliddle Tpke. ayafiem. He said a parole sypteni 1 Dmsell Avp . H.imden. Conn of the latter cates. 8het..ia bein]f. where they hed hidden beneath a and Patrolman Cheater Terry aid Firemen fought the. blaze for ha^ “cannot rise abpve the level of the EBB TBBM &T, ALL UBBINI PBilBIS NOV! held, while L'Haureux was re- table. The COAST LUMBER Corp UNivtr.dy b lIBI $2.95 Itaaod. - . ■ ed In bringing Chapman and Bar an hour before succeeding; in put institutions from which parolees East H a^ord police' took eua- rett to ba^ ting 4t out ar0| TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1956 PAGE TEN treasurer;- Mrs. Andrew BUckley AntWor trf’ Pravloua Puiils ElUngton Coventry tha counter, ahoppinf fo f liver Second Shark — Dunno, but I’ll Bolton Jr., recording secretary: and Mra, P&W Tool Branch WroH«ht Iron RoNhigt BUGS BUNNY tnat E- Frallx, St Geor^ 8. C. bite. Donald Peterson, corresponding ScrMii Star Booklet on Towns tecretary, Buys New Plant Porch Cehimm Soloist Resigns \ Ponce Arrest FIrat Shark—What’a that funny A fellow never realisea how Students to Canvass Sunday Sense and Nonsense DOWN ' Mailed to Homes ■ VItete a t Police ‘ arrested John E. West -Hartford. April 10 -ian td aaaiat are W il The Ladies Assn, wm have a mer-whctl to Take time to read: it la the founda .(prefix) 10 P S2 Italian city The Town Planning Com- was married Saturday In the Con Ford Morgan, Stephen Loyaim and Last December It bought the between people, aa the greatneaa of 21 ^ ru ie ■ 32 Presently liam Wilkie, Edward Paggloll, C. gregational Church to Fred Ford. doughnut and country aH(re tale ftoat-wheel tion of knowledge. It Eat away sS Platform misston’a adviaory committee on John Hillman. Sterling Die Co. of (Cleveland. - Abraham tlacoln and the*, unim Take time for frlena.reclated if they. will be in the Towif Hall to collect Memorial Library, Albert A. Rossi, of Mrs. Hans Hansen; St, M a r ^ wIvM who take It easy while do soul to the stars. 24 Falsehood ./ 24 Ireland 4S Join cent date o f the cominlttec’a laat n’t mean lack of,ability; moatly It Take time for God: It la life’s only are ready for pickup on Sunday. taxes Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. present chairman, will be in <5Y0, 7:30 p.m., church hall; Boy ing their - spring housecleaning so Bird's hon The parenta grb'-ip report ‘ hey are teaaion. . and from 7 to 9 p.m. Ena. Mary Ann Klee charge of the meeting. Scout Troop 67, 7:30 p.m., Amer iren't being lasy. Just smart The WaWrwHd Over TelUl CisamA. meana a man doean’t uae more lasting investment. OOP to Elect Heads Fits over average toilet than half the toola In hla cheat. • 34 River aura that with a little help from Nnw Arrival PTA t* Elect Officers ican Legion Home; 4-H Wood Health Depar|.meqt aaid so 15 Indonesii townapeople, the auction can put The Republican Town Commit Mr. and Mrs; Leonard Luginbuhl, Ensign Mary/Vnn Rice, Nurse The Robertson School PTA will working. Cniib, 7:30 p.m.. South bowL Sturdily con- What Is now proved W’aa once tee will meet tonight to elect of- ly- itrurtnl. Esiily cUsnetl. of Mind th . claaa trip fund over iU goal. RFD 8, are the parenta of a daugh Corps, U, 8. Niival Reserve, who la elect officers for the coming year Street Sl^hdol; Lions Club. 6:30 I t s is the department’s advice The Bchool auperinlendent waa imagined. St Masculine Several hundred dollara are al flcera for the ensuing two year ter bom recently at the Johnson spending' th)l( week with her at its meeting tomorrow evening p.m.. First Congregational Church to liiqusacleaners: vlalting the achoola to aee how the term. No petition having been vestry; Nathan Hale Square (?lub, $51.00 Gene Autry; "How could any ’ appellj ready on deposit in the fund. The Memorial HoapUat, Stafford parents, Mr/ and Mrs, John D. In the Robertson School. The ses m the work in advance, and atudehta were doing. In one claaf- 37 Uppey limb r’aas will present a program of filed for a primary on election' of Springs. Rice, 103 pretton Rd„ will leave sion will start at S o’clock. 7:30 p.m., Masonic HaU, Merrow. allow fftcient time for resting. room he poaed thla'queatlon: one be ao stupid. Where were the Town Committee members, you when they wei;* handing out 34 Scat/er, as one-act plays at the Oommunity Friday for' the Naval Hospital at The elate proposed includes Mr. Take ir time and live to enjoy Superintendent—If the earth la those who were nominated by the MnneheaUir Bvenlng Herald WELDON DRUG 00. brains?"' hay/ Hall on the next two Saturday eve Manchester Evening Hem(d El Camp Pendleton, Calif. and Mra. Dexter . Wheelock, co- anoUu day. Fatigue — mental 26,000 mllea In circumference and party caucus on March 16 are lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F. presldenta; Mrs. Hasmtg Sillano, Ceveatry oorreependeat, Mre. C. Authoriied Dealer Niagara Falla are 126 feet high, Pat; "I don’t know. Mr. Autry. St N nings for the benefit of the fund. Formerly on the staff of Man and m :w*r\— often leads to ac 40 Vi^getable St. Maurice Anctloa deemed legally elected according Berr, telephone, TRemont 4-93l2(. vice president; Mrs. Joseph Eaton, U U ttle, telepheae. Pilgrim 2-8231 cidents.” SOI MAIN ST.—M l S-6S21 , how old am I ? I gueaa 1 was at the other end of to state etatutc. chester Memorial Hospital, Mink 42 Before Families with ties to the Grade Jlice completed- her Indoctrina- 43 Cotton fabric 1^ a class and the Ladlea of St. New Library Books fton -course a t St. Albans, N. Y. 44 Pronoun Maurice are going to be tom be Recent additions at the Bolton Group to Hold with \ MAJOR HOOPLE Public Library Include action OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. m L L IA M 3 OUR BOARDING HOUSE 44 Narrow inlet tween two loyalties on donating to auctions this month. Mrs. Al titlea: Buck, Imperial Women; an evOnlng o f entertainment with 44 Embellish Dance Saturday the help qf his committee: Madge SI Requires fred Lewis yesterday reminded Dern, County Nurse; (Sodden, An HE'i HA'giSd'MbRE FUMTHAM A members of the women’s group of Episode of Sparrows; Goodchild, Coleman, Kitty Yungk, Lorraine •SS Pikellke 6sh Elliott, Loretta Randaxzb, Vivian AlOMkeV 114 A 6WlTiH TOvJER/ - its auction to be held In May. The Jury Disagrees; Slaughter, The annual spring dance of the E6AO,TW l»0*/ 1 AtOST flALLOP S6 Small island Hilliard Aasn. will be held Satur Bayer and DoroUiy Beckwith. Everybo^ likes the ■*-*SLrr DON'T REAR UP AND 60 Perched Either Mrs. Lewis or Mrs. William The Scarlet Cord. IHTO ACTIOM.' PATHER PuT- THROW A 6HOE,MAJOR.' Non-fiction titlea added Include: day night at the American Legion .Interesting'games have been ar 61 Native metal McDonald, both of French Rd., will CMA4BD A FULL DRBS6 <01T HANNIBAL'S BEEN AROUND Horchow, How to Get Along in the Home, with dancing from 9 p.m. to ranged to make the evening more 62 Pester arrange to pick-up items for this AUD AT «TR0TTlHS UP A FEW PLACES S in ce h e T.M. tac V «.>«!. ON Armed Forces; Keith, Bare Feet 1 p.m., music to be provided by enjoyable. tSCrayat affair. Donors are asked to con TMB AI4LE WITH A BRIDE TOOK Th e goy Scout oath— • NC« tvmM. I in the Palace; Moody, Arctic Doc the Mitch Lucss orchestra. Those wishing to obtain tickets way we db shirts. tact them for arrangements. WAt<-. Anything. 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MANCHESTER 'e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1966 PAGE THIRTEEN
THE Giant Lilieup Herald Angle Powerful Attack^ De^p Pitching Staff (Jives Dodgers Edge
Pin Malclips Tonight EARL W. YOST Milwaukee Given Best Chance of National League Rivals in Race Ticket Move Roberts Goes, Distance Sports Editor im L m ...I In Tonn Tfsiirnararnl young msn to take tha places of Barring crippling injuriea to be led by, Stan Mualal and Rad know yet who la |going toI open th* SACKED QUARTERS Alao. the ayatem for ahowt By JOE. REICHLER tionable pitching •taff to boot, At Slow Pace Igure higniler than third. the hurt and ailing. That's bsen auch key . men as Rqy Camptmella. Schoendtenst. who appears on the season at second, third uid left Nine matchr* are scheduled Umpires' dressing room qtiar-; ipgt if a better stayed with tbs New York, April 10 (fP)— don't fig tonight In the Town Men'* In eating Red Sox The Rsdlegs, With power ^ the tha secret of the Dodger aucjtesA Duke Snider. Peewee Reea*,- GI1 way to a. rauslhg comeback. A field. tsrs in Nstional League parks , P hiladelphia Phils Islii year for 77 The unbeRtable combination plate exceeded only by the Dodg. in the lest decade—bunding an Hodges or CJarl FurlUo th* team year's experience should help If the Phils are to prosper. Gran ManUwr* of the RIke Teetir/ton- Bowling Tournartirnt nt the V. HANT'N' LKAUrK 4tl Oomnittee met lu t Bight and Ki.KH alleys. Opening matches n t. 7 ■.....I I . V I this baseball season will be *>srd-^ , of the most powerful batting •rSv could force their way Into the cient genta with just enough flam may duplicate its 18*4-gam* vic sophomore* Bill Virdon and Ken Hamner, Jim Greengrasa and Deri's D»lve-I» l»> J, rh.-nirrl IM tory romp of last year. Boyer. southpaw Curt Simmons must were aomewhat diaav'painted >ver Pllrn^r ...»...... I♦'•2 ^ Sk 2% p.m’. offer following pairings: V. rhrni.rka 111 til New York, April 10
—Poor Herb Score. He won private" lmte.***Ac?ori“ng! »2.200.-The minimum profit fdr the order in the poat-war era and first division only If their pitching ing yoPth to keep a winning dy tha Mle of tickeu for iha banquet \VofxlP' .., s'...... #1 Adolph games. ball, the punchless Phillies don't M «»i 545 U22 n. 107 M.4 "coiuilna" are the New York oH n t«» ‘ pires' — ’ - dressing------—rooms. The term tween them and straighten out an as Sandy Koufax, Dryadals, Leh Ted Kluasewskl. Wally Post. the bat. So far, only the complete taama srall l.e honored at a ten- T'U»is y . til inskl. Boh Molumphy-C'y tllor- Kv iflt Hr...... H* SHOTS HERE .AND THEBE other National League pen figure to finish In the ftiaf Brainanl. Matches at H:l.1 In- leARofhf'Ile escape the bullpen, aUowed only i ,„ d television i epreaentatlvea night on C b a n n a 1 SO will sixth. The Chicago Cuba and front an operation) should help. ins w 1% in 1956 with just about as nom named Charley Nsal at acc- 403 run* last year. The team was be answered. It looks like Roberts Oamato, A1 Merrer end Tommy , 104 J(l2 % 2t»2 rlilde Ralph Folhergill vs. .Mo- rhApnmn ... 12.7 ina m uijlnnlngs against a club figured to' e hit and faced the 18-man mini-1 photographers., friends and. rela- be entitled "S e lu te to Baae- Pittsburgh Pirates are obviously The Bravs*' problem* aeem to 1I.5‘^!S8 U4 liimphy-tiiorgetll. Mike Bro- . finish anywhere from third to sixth much^ease as last year. * Improved but appear doomed to ond, a strong pitching proapect ovsrOiadow their blesainga. Catch second in run* scored. It appears will win 20 again, the other pitch Oonran, reported that few parents j^hsinr. ToU«l« 4W — for hta six Inninge ea De- i uvei. No one save the umpires, ball." Host will be Art Mnk- hava purchased tickets and that Wo 205 snw'ski ys. tfiiey tamoiireaiix 479 S22 1490 (he National I^eague i-ace. the After first place- well, anything battle it out for seventh piece. named Ken Drysdale and a atylish er Del Crandall, Shortstop Johnny to have solved its third b*M and ers will battle to stay above .500 valloped New Orleans of the j league officera and the clubbouae letter. Special guests willln- left field problems with a re and the Phil* will struggle to to data only » ducata have been ...... sV»l .S.S« 4W 1.V52 and Gene Yost \s. McCtirry 22-year-old flre-hallln’ lefthander o,^ can happen. Any one o f five The writer picka the teama to lefthander named Ken Lehman to Logan, tMrd baseman Ed Ma 9« --- 209 baa permitted only three runs, 12 - 'rn Assn. 10-0. Reno Brrtoia, Attendant assigned to the \im- elude Commissioner Ford Frick, -replace th* sore-armed Loea, juvenated Ray Jablonaki at the s t ^ out of the second division. sold. Deadline for tect ring tickets Taggart, ttiiarter-nnnl match Mfignn ..... headed for the r.’ *-.ora until De- pirea' room shall be permitted in Roy Rogers, Gertrude. Berg and teams can take over the runner-up finish In the follo«'ing order: thews, ri|4*t fielder Henry Aaron i m\ es are scheilide*! tomorrow 8vi nngoii ... •».1 hits and 10 walks while fanning Spooner and th* departed Johany hot comer and a red hot hitting The Cubs did a lot of off-aeaann ta noon Monday and they may be . / A>*» tfi .Mct'irt!i> .. 191 troll's hecond base problem b e -! theae rooms before, during or I Leo DurtJeher. Some of the current spot—Milwaukee, New York. St, I. Brooki.vn and centerfielder Bill Bruton rank lUrlley ...... M'lP li|J» night. 21. Irouis, CinclRhatl and Philadelphia. 3. MIhvaukee Podre*. rookie, PVank Robinson, in the trading but little to add much bot^t at the following places: Kni^Crt ...... 112 m G. «*hA|»|*pll :127 came aciXe. triggered the attack after a ball game. There are no diamond favorites scheduled to aiv among th* best. But Danny outfield. needed potver, especially In the ...... i‘«f* IMrkpv...... hlh He's Imiked so good the Gianta' Last year oiUy 10 games separated 8. New Y'ork ' ■ The odds ate againat th* Dodg O'Ooimell must Improve at second. Charlie Lathrop. 100 E. Center St.; ricaut ...... , wlth nd-slam homer. exceptions to this rule. The u m -' pear Include Roy Carapaner Th* trouble with the Giants Is outfield. The tnfleld, spearheaded Tommy Conran: 4 Green Rd.: ElUsE1U» IliUni^ki ...... • 114 141 9? Don Mueller, a pretty fair hit second place Milwaukee and fifth 4. 8t. Louis ers approaching their 1055 feat of Bobby Thomson'must begin to hit aii ...... k7 *4- Kvfrrti .fr. . I9A te Comnuind pire-ln-chlef shall be responsible yogi Berra. Robin Roberts. Rnly they have dnlv one Willie -Mays, by the brilliant Ernie Banks, is Homaon Biaaell St.-Ga >t .’ cwel- l.,ow M ter. ranks him No. 1 on the Cleve- piece Cincinnati.'' A. Clacinnatl winning 32 of their firat 34 'gamea in left field and Conley's arm Robin Rol»eiTa was in complete ^ for *l» enforcement, and for r e -: pierce, A1 Kaline. Willi* even If he did cover both center sound and the front line pitching ara. Naaalff Arma and B id' elra-’t^iAis’■'T^lAiit ...... Ml Ml 49.3 ihks MS .Vkl 4M 1594 land staff ahead of Bob Lemon, Despite the uncertain condition «. Philadelphia but, the fact is, they look strong must respond and win 15 to 30 vic I.aa'a M orkei tl» . .MaiirheAter Anl«i r«rl« (1 Early Wynn and Mike Garcia. In charge a.i the l^iladeiphia rhlls j P'’® "'< Bobby Thomson and B ^ Eeller. er. They didn't rest on their end left field at one time laat year. Is adequate, but the catching la Oand>- and Soda Shop on .Man V D* IIa yrrm ...... kT M of pitching ace Gene Conley and 7. Chicago tories if the Braves art going to niiNrtl ...... till lie 101 niM uu fact, should the.v meet in the beat Boston's R eX sox 2-1. Robin. I ****"'• ’ , Th« »0-minute show Hla brilliance at bat and in the weak and the outfield 'la hap- St, Both men and women are in- -Taniuils famuli, ...... 44 9k Molumphv ...... 17 PW. 904 weaknesses at second base and 8. Pittsburgh laurels after knocking off th* Yan challenge the Dodgers. KlmpRfin ^...... I. . *4 104 192 World Series, Mueller figures it'll going nine InnlngaVfor the first ! There is always an escape for gj-gj, feature film clips /hmJ will Like most needy folks, the kee* in the World .Series. Hardly field cannot offset the team’s hasard. eltad 1 4^0...... ml KC IN left field, the Braves may be the The pitching ataff of Warren ZuDluniro...... 93 107 99 299 fVl'i'i ttn ...... 115 u r 112 Giants five games to win. time this spring, tos>^ a six-hit-11*’ * "i* " I" blue who hav-e moth- 7.30 ^ Manebbstef men Dodger-chasers arc grabbing at had |he celebration in Flatbush weaknesses on the mound, behind Th* Pirates, who finished last Mayor Harold TuiKington will \H'rViV(7 ...... *7 iir. IM Kloler ...... I'H ter and didn't 'valk a\man. The ' er-in-laxv troubles the latest were awarded va/aity letters best of tha also-rans. The Cards, Spahn, Bob Buhl. Lew Burdette four o f the past flve years, are NurPlU' ...... 125 229 They awept the Tribe in four called - the beat seventh-place club straws. They've found one ln«4he died down when the new champs the bat and in the infield. aarve at toastmaster and an enter and Chet Nichols, without Conley, Only Solid Pitcher starting out under the leaderahtp j T"l*l«...... 494 515 49ft 1475 ---- atraight In 19.%4. but Mueller'a con- Boston run '.vas unearn^. Richie'****'^ ■.-/TuiVi-i » .swimming at the Xtnlvcrait.v of ever to p la y , Ifi the Na.tlonal advanced age o f the key BrooRiyh dealt for Randy Jaok.soh, the Cubs' ia only adequate. taining program, comprising only I'otAU 4*7 41k 570 1,5.55 ceding one victory to Score this Aahbiirn. ".ith three of Connecticut recentl/ were Gordon slugging third baseman. Johnny Antonelli Is the only of a new manager, the Jpiiited "How to Bet on Baseball" is a League, could conceivably climb players and another In their prone Cards Need Pllrhlng local ^leakeis. ia presently tn^lng t'Aitilai Kaaiptnriil l|» t Ime. hits allowed by Tom Brew^veud Ecklef and Joe ^aloburdo. John Plenty *f ArtlUery solidI pipitcher on the club. Allan Bobby Bragen. Eighth piece at 111 TED KLUSZEWOHI __ 9S 92 %k 275 Holl>A«of»il Hrpvire 4>nIp^ three notches with Improved pltch- ness to injury, as witness the sore arranged. -A roast beef dinner will R.aur.satd'B<»aur<‘Riirrt .. 9UI .AIIn5VM Three illta Leo Kiely, won it with a tw ^ u n featured stor.' in the current issue Kleperis won a ^ r s it y C. in rifle ROBIN ROBRRTS In 1953, Brooklyn'* power gave Their own poor pitching mur Worthington may be the t t r o y ; looms. Their sole strength is In the Top Stagger Hutil'*r ...... in ina 97 112 PAfffiril ...... 17 IS o Esquire. A system for wager- *ng- , . - ■ arms of Billy Loea and Karl dered the Cards, laat yeai. iue ba prepared by the Banq.iet Com- yjJJ',''''Arato ....^ .4 ,! ,...... m 95 U2 BrtFrh ...... 122 115 111 944 Herb was at his usual be.st ye.s- homer. and Moie .Morhardt was awarded No. 1 Pitcher Spooner. rival pitchers and managers night righthander they need to box. aalttae made up of Homer Lara- R„m'it ...... l<4t 275 rhA|*p'‘ll ...... 117 Mng on major lest ue basebali iDIffIcuit to Analyse return of Vinegar Bend MlMlI wether th* ataff. Ruben Gomes and Bob Friend, Vernon Law,- Ronnie Riirn^lt ...... I lerday as Cleveland beat the Milwaukee got eight .scattered. his freshman ^numerals in baaket- • The Olanta, a difficult team to Same Old Story mares as the Dodger* bissted 201 bee, Isenny BJorkman. Joe Ragolis...... H i<^ 113 ill [ Gianta 6-4. Muellei- got to him for hits and t5vb nins.from Brookh-nprofitably '’ » » ’j " " ball. Artbuiyohorts was the Ion* home runs. With Jackson to con from service and a resurgence by Jim Heam nnd the number 8 and Kline, Dick Hall and Dick LitUe- • ToIa!* ...... 499 r;% W3 12HO ^— 1 and proven succe.s.sful over analyze because of the presence of But they’ve been saying for Harvey Haddtx. Tom Poholsky end Tommy Maaon and Oonran. Vnaartv Nraa. an infield single and Gall Harris rookie Don Drysdale for aix numeral wmner in freshman rifle. years the Dodgers are getting old. tribute his share—he hit 21 last 4 pitchers. Wes Weatrum heads a fleld win make the Pirates moire Veteran Ump m kh 79C TntAl. .V>.5 5*1 5.51 1519 irlod of years by John Daven- Willie Maya, Alvan Dark and Don Larry Jackson could make a all Eleven high'school girls have llurAn...... 97 followed with a home run — hit to frames, then Jumped on Dave Cole Shorta eeXpeted with the varsity Last Night’s Fights ■And even though injuries did set year—the team may ahatter the weaH hittliig ckteblng ataff. Even respectable. Their only hope for , WaIr ...... 1»I4 91 119 .315 lleC'Armler .Mntnr» a man wh > has devoted Mueller to’ counterbalance weak., able difference. a rise to seventh ilea In their youth volunteered to lerve as waitresses , WrHvlteRifl ..., ...... 9f‘ Irt5 ira .lAgVlg ...... Ml 1P2 124 9.99 the opposite geld, off a low outside for four runs in the eighth and shooters/Dut wasn't eligible for an in last year, the Brobka surmount Qienta'..club, record of 331 set . in Billy Rigney, who suocseded Lao r : nesses at second, third, left field and in their pitching. for the Teatlmonlal honoring’ three' j D^Pimnn'*, .. . if* in .145 Rurjo ...... 115 315 f"*f ^*1' "" *be fir.9t inning, but '.\on 8-4. Bob Buhl was solved for 'Twebty years of Intensive study varsity/letter. . . Sam Lewin and New York — Herman (Rory) ed them by bringing up fresh 1047. The Cards' attack, as usual, will Duroeher as manager, doesn't In Hospital Wf|it ...... 99 SS Calhoun, 161, White Plains, N. Y „ and behind the plate with a quea- o f the Red and White's finest While ...... S5 1 111 ill fben Score became alnio.it un- only three hits before being chaised to the game.' Gil l^rahman Who toyed with the ; jTMAU ...... '. R9S 417 441 135C DaveriXi"! * system ia explained outpointed Jackie LaBiia 158 3-4, aquads. The volunteers are Pam Mrrmiphey ...... Si Ml I2<' 914 touchable. He walked ju.st two and in the eighth. Bob Trowbridge cut idea/ of promoting professional Springfield, IIU April 10 (g>— ela Shorta. Marilyn Fishe. Mary j 5.51 1519 f*bb^'* while giving only one off the Brool- rally at one run, in the maglk^ne. His article proves bo^ng in Manchester have wound Valley Stream, N. Y., 10. 'TnUiK ,.... 55« that if a dally belter put down,* ' Stockton, Calif. — Art Aregon, Hockey at a Glance Detroit Needs Victory Tonight Al- -Barlick, ...... a NaUonalLai Laagtw tan* Moriarty, Nancy Saiindera. Caro- W.ATER SKI MEET more hit In his five innings . a but was evicted himself in the nil in New Britaii\ running showa Calkbun Indicates He^s Ready a nominal am ^ bt in 19.Vi on any 147*4, Los Angeles, stopped R 8ul plr* the last 10 ^ars, may.mlM lyn Johnaon. Jean LeClaire. ,V ir-' La Porte, Ind. iNEAi The Na- ; sma.sh to the mound that went for ninth when Randy Jackson hom- j A the Stanley Arena. . "Play Ten Mond::y'a Reaiilta Local Sport of the t.b maJor\Jeagiie teams, he Perez, 148*4, Cuba, 5. opening day April. 17. ginla Fieia. Loretta Carjson. An- j llonal Water Ski Championships ered. Johnny Logan homered off nis Week" will he celebrated from No gamea scheduled. 1 would have neltX ^a substantia)- San Jose, Calif. — Teddy (Red To Keep Playoff Series Alive Barlick, 41, reportedly has bean drea Ci'r, Evertt'n Yatinsky and will be held .».l la Porte. Aug. 24- , R i / z 11 Lii 111 pe: I• Doo r'eller mopped up for the Drysdale, a 19-year-old right May 24 through Ma.y 31 it has been Tueada.V'a Schedule To Move into Faster Company profit following hisho'slem. Top) Davis, 1.39, Hartford. Conh., bothered by a heart condlUm i 8uc MeCtomb. I ' ' 26. , « I Tribe tvith four hits - - one a two- hander. announced by the United Stales Nation* elLague Chatter St. John's Hospitu laat "My formula is slinpje and e ^ y outpointed Eddie Chavez, 1.38, San entered, Seek Infield 1 O N I I nin homer by Hank Thompson. Lawn Tennis Assn. Detroit at Montreal (Montreal Montreal, Aiprll 10 (iP)--^^The De-w Johnaon flatly denied tha alle- wtaoiW Cincinnati whipped Washington to follow." Davenport ^ y s, )and Jose. 10. New York. April 10 Unde-^other times and cut him over both ! who was purpo.sely held back until leads best-of seven-series, 3-1). troit Red Wings go. into the fifth gation and talked vaguely of suing umpiring 7-1 behind the fbur-hit pitching of It is easy to follow and dX»o I re Tokyo — Hachlro Tatsiimi, feated Herman (Rory) Calhoun eye*. Barlick had I Dallas. April 10 (J*i The — once----- j Score departed. Giant j ,, , Manager , . Connecticut is still one of a few. .Amprican League COACH RKDHY JARVIS and game of the Stanley Chip final Adams “For .aylng I deliberately exhibition games in Floridada but Tom' Baseler Named Captain crowded fiel.d in the running for ■ BUI Rlgne.v figured Hank might rookie...... Pat S/lantlebury , and Joe , oiilre any extensive knowlMge of Japan, outpointed Teruo Onuki, today served notice on the middle The knockdown in th* fourth .slate.* in which the National Base Japan, 12 Middlewelghts, No games scheduled. weight contenders that he Is reedy waa of the flaah variety. Jackie, hla Mancheater Auto ParU soft againat th* Montreal Canadians tried to injur* Pryatai." • returned last week after becoming, ' the New York Yankees' shortstop, further injure his stiff shoulder ® I baseball, yet it gives t V > ' ^ r a tonight needing a victory to heap scoring bothv„.i. times.. as fT-.j Ted ...... Kliis- tremendous edgeige hvby tellingt^ in g mmnen May 25 Mad tory eight count. cordially invited to attend. we're up against. We can atlit puU IM.. ha* been elected captain of ' at the recent State Gallery Cham- j George O owe from Milwaukee , in ! lionalxTournsment winner at ison Square Garden date," said He's tough, real tough," said this aeries out." suing AdaRM." Cincinnati said BarliOk'a eondt* wltli. He finished last season for **'• . , j Her* arc the ffc tors In Daven NO FANCY WORDS Ui* Mancheater High School rifle i plonships In New Haven Casey Stengel looks down relyrn"elyrn for outfielder Bob Hazle. 1 Wichlta\K*b.. will receive a Jltti- Bachman after hla 21-year-old ti LaBua, who has fought topnotch- The Canadlena hold a 3-1 lead Ooacii Blake aald' it seemed ob Uon is "regrettable" and that Baaeler'a election was an- the Yankees' diigoiit and won me and played the World Series. 1 *'*'* ehecked the ex port's formula-~ TOP BOWLkNQ scores last League President Warren OUss team, it waa announced last night He *" ^ tr'be“ i^tte7 no«""hVn i »»‘‘>*‘‘°" «chedule/to flve games _ j vx'bo goes to Wichita, and an as 1. Bet on a4eam only if it won I 000 cash pxn sr, plus mileage. Presi- ger from White Plains. N. Y., at-a. "He hit me herder ^an any- in games in the beat-of-s*ven final vious to. him that the Winga ■were noiuiced 'by retiring Co-Captains ders. The athlete next to 0610 night Included! Elka L e a g u e - would nomaue a statamant ea at th* rifle team awards banquet through the last two springs n o! «"'* pRbhlng dominated each one. I .yrt unnamed player, its previous ^ n ie. ! dent Ra.v Immonl reports that an NO WILD CLAIMS ripped sturdy Jackie LaBua to on* I've ever fought and that In and are prohibitive favorites to out to "get" Oeoffrlon. at the Garden Grove. Robert Miller and Jon Harriaon. the manager is Pilcher Don I estimated |.5)kP00 will be appor pieces at St. Nicholas Arena last cludes Gil Turner. Billy McNeece W ait Htllhakl 143-387. Tony Sal wind it up tonl.ght on their home Barlick until receiving a full re aches, no pains. 2. Never tori' the home team if lajaied la Practice Baaeler, one of 10 lettermen I>arsen, who wound up with tioned to teamsHn the J2nd annual night. and Gene Fullmer. All he has to vatore 139-360, Tom Blanchard Icet port from doctors. LETTERMEN I.OST his RUtoniobile wrapped "S till. Liimpe has looked good, i you have.ro give or lake runa. 135-135-359, Nick Ambulo* 353; "Thc.r kngw Ue had been injured Barlick, who was bom te given award! laat night, Is rated 3. M a k / every bet for the same I finals this .vear. \Yogi Berra will JUST FINE USED Bachman jmd Trainer Charley do ia learn to shorten his punches Recriminations have bsen the i a DlsUnguiahed Rifleman, the. Columbus. Ohio (N E A t—-Spring around a telephone pole at He does everything a (hortstop'a' Automotive—B. MartliY 136 and in practice and that there was Spriiurfleld, joined ttw Matteaal Red Top Gains Split Decision amount / of money ' be presented with nis third most Goldman, the'mite who also condi and he'll be a champioh.” rule in .his aeries between th* bit some doubt for a while about him highest junior claasiflcatlon offered football'practice ia remindful that | ,'5:.10 am . as the American supposed to do. His hitting is as j tions . Heavyweight Champion Referee Mark Conn (7-3.) and Russo 135. ' ( League umpiring ataff te 1940. i.eague champions were about good as expected. And what's 4. Always bet on the same.team. j valuable player awai ONlrophy prior ter hockey rivals. being able to play Sunday.” said by the National Rifle Assn. He was 14 lettermen, headed by two-time • to the Yanks opening game against CARS ALWAYS! Rocky Marciano, have moved Cal Judge Harold Barnes (8-3) . had All-America Howard Casiady, -are ! to break ramp in St. Peters niore\ he's a very determined Th A solidly built customer, with called It even in rounds with Cal champions this winter, will be frion in th* opening minute of fered another set-back in bar bat* Piling up a decisive margin in the during the first half of the round. I^'rtsburgh Pirates were a cellar , ceive American League champi feted at a banquet tomorrow night ised for tripping. W* were for RobertX With The Safety- muscular arms and strong legs, houn the wlHnep-' on the auxiliary Sunday's gams, knowing that tunat* that aeottrlon wasn't bad tie wathat cancer. Her phya!* final round, Teddy (I^d -Top) Referee Jack Silver and J u d g e / '***.**** '*"''• ...... “ ' Rory racked up his 20lh consecu point system, 8-5. The AP card at 7 o'clock *t Garden Grove. clan, Dr.-itobert M. Moore o f jo b s Da.vis; Hartford. Conp., light- .Johnny Lolsv scored the bout sgl « better who lollon ed Daven^^ of the Phillies was touched for 41 Oeoffrlon had an Injured-kn**. ly hurt." tive victory with his- unanimous had Calhourt far In front, 8-2. Sponsor Dante Paganl, will serve Adams and Ooaeh Jimmy Skin Sealy Hoapltal, aald last night her weight, took a split dgclsion over jq 54 for Davis while Judge Hp|' *>■*•**** f” ' ''.inning through 61 homers last season only three came y - Tested Seal" decision over LaBua in the tele Calhoun waa penalized the eight aa host.' ner of the Wings both said Mon- condition “ Is not so good" and saM choice in gas and oil... Eddie Chavez of .SftivSan Jose before Tou.a.aaint...... r-u™..-. had Chavez in fronVA 57t games would have netted a profit , in late innings and were reaponsl cast 10-rounder. Calhound dropped round for low blow*. of 1340. hie for defeats. treal'a Tom Johnaon dsllberately HANOVER HOPPER there w a rn "alight extanalon” of In keeping with this reputation for quality, Ksao Reaearch created a near capacity crowd of 2.046 at fo .53 the KUgged Valley' Stream. N. Calhoun weighed 161, Just one LITTLE LEAGUE volunteer Hanover, N. H. (NBA)—Willi* th* cancer from which ah* hM O vlc Auditorium here last night. siriiek Metro Pryatai with his a Uniflo MotoV Oil. It adda power, adds to engine life and gives outstanding There were not knorkdow '55 M o o a s 'S3 M ODELS 23-year-old with a right In the point over the middleweight limit. umpires will meet Thursday night stick, sending the .Jstrolt right Emarsson, Dartmouth seplor, suffered ainco 1008. While serious, Chavez weighed 138 to Davis fourth, staggered him several LaBus\scaIed 158 3-4. ^ at 7;30 at the West Side Rec. the hop-sklp-and-jump champion it was emphaaiaad bar oondttieB gaa and oil mileage. For the beat power team you can buy, 139. V winger to the hospital with an eye Kx-^ anker Players More umplfes are needed for the injury. of his native Iceland. was not criUcal. I get UnilloTnd E^so Extra Gasoline. Chavez enjoyed an edge in the 5 FORD SA VE •S3 O LD S. $1495 coming season and Interested per. earl.v rounds as he scored wellVlth Thoiiiiison Te.slinjj Slarrinp Avitli Nats ^@K71L0R)(§ .('nuntry Sedan Station De Luxe 98 4-Door. Powr UConn Nine Elects Exhibition Hosrball sons are urged to contact Sam left hooks to the body, but Davis agon. Standard shift. \ er steering, P o w e Vacantl, umpire In chief. picked up steam as the fight pro-' Injured Sm>ulder „ brake*. RAH, Hydra. Tu- MUnday’s Results Knoxville. Tenn , April 10 i/P' Kilbretli, Stevens gressed and Was in complete com i The transfusion the Wa.shWiglon tone Blur. Cleveland (A) 6, New York -TONV BERUBE, former British If mand at the, finish. Shreveport, -I^i ./Ai.ril 10 Senators received from the talent- \ IM.ACtK < HAB.MKRfi *55 O l ^ . SAVE (N) 4 American baaeball team catcher R. A. Jrthn«nn rainl ifti S-88 4-D«H»r. Power steer •53 O LD S. $1795 Stoyra, April. 1.0 (>P|—The Uni MilwaukceX (N ) 8, Brooklyn .» f Chavez tired badly in the lOlh. Hank Thomosony^ tested his sore loaded New York Yankee rosier .Ir>h isc>n Dr Luxe 98 Holiday. and coach. Is a patient at St. Ri 55 94 KKI 271 ing, PoweK^rakea: R&H, versity o f Connecticut baaeball N) 4 He missed' desperation blows, and shoulder and c/m e back to the' ****.'• be paying off. Fol^v , . . *7 95 U*i 292 RAH. Hydra. Tntone. Francis Hoapltal, Hartford, after was nothing more than a punching Tliree of the flve pla./ers Ipe i’H.iailo .. *1 2«4 Hydra. TutoH* Blue. team has co-captaln* thli year. PhlladelphlaX 77 •55 PONT. SAVE •53 ^ O T O $1495 cinnati Redlega beat Brooklyn ■ PhIjii*i , ...... 4-Dobr V-8. Automatic Cjanceled. given by the Greens Committee, ..., 92 99 57 27 S Chieftain 8, 4-Door. R&H. four tlmea In five dectaion* In 1955. ' / / DESOTO/asTseauie eisiis I NASHYA WON'T START Mf.\ntyt<“r ..r...... , . 9a 91 9^ 2&A Hydra. Green. tran*.,^AH . Blue. / // // Toni- l.jlv 4«9 4.S7 1.1S2 In Our 12th Year New Yoi1{, April lON'a.shu*. . . j (fRrdrn . Savoy V-8 4-I>oor, Pow The >me Of ings. .. R"h?l»«rh* ...... 76 list 9ti Hydra. Gray. .Sirnk...... er sieerlng. RAH. Tower- 77 tan n ite. •52 PLYM . $1095 TMfAt.k 14S 411 44.1 1122 Savoy Station Wagon. ' ’---A , ■■■/ Gone! rOIJO DAY illiiim’s 4HI (rn.«*.n ...... 2-Door Champion. RAH, Now'a a good time to ■** your Esso Dealer for an oil change, lubrication, a UN Fishinlf Aprii Zlst, Dimes' Sports Division has an . . . 9o 251 •54 O LDS. $1995 Blue. KIST!' SAVE $ $ $ one-«WBer, A dream. nounced. ft '* ^ _____ LAST .and battery check, and other seasonal gerviccs. Count on him for all thijli and Toitip ...... ; .. 417 4.17 4Jf, 135*» 88 2-Dnor. R&n, Hydra. Cirecn. •52BUICK $895 plenty more; You’ll find his atation is hendqiiarters for Happy Xrotoringl ■ Siiprr 4-I)oor. RAH, u 19531 DeSOTO 1952 KAISER •54, BUtCK ' $2295 P>n«. Btue and White. USED 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, automatic trana- 4-Door Sedan. Radio, beater, hydra- C C A K Super Kl\ Icra Hardtop.’ matte. Very cleaa apechU. “ BOWL THE MODlRN WAY! :rt .L mteirioii. power ateering. $295 NASSIFT a r m s CO. ' Dynaflow, RAH, tintoil Dowa gins*, elect ric window*. SPECIALS In Manchester A rare beanty. WHERE nSHERMEN and WOMEN Tnn (10) automatic pin Mt* Tutone Green. 1952 STUDEBAKER MEET TO SEE THE •54 O LDS. $2095 •52 PONTv $495 Listen to WHAY radio every night 9:8® for ottr 1955 PLYMOUTH Redan. Radio, heater, . ^ C A O C tars, ora new in eparatien. daily specikl. Watch “ Party IJne" WOTH-TV Chan S-Dodr Buburlinn. H*«tef< aignals. power- O pM w aer. « NEWEST _ IIGGEST — FINEST s -88, 2-Door. P o w e > CMeftain 8 Catalina. nel 18 every Monday, Wednesday, Friday 2:80-8 b r a k ^ R.VH, Hydra. RAH. ll.Vdra. Bhic and fllte. 7,too mile*. ------ARRAY OF FISHING TACKLE Openings for morning, and Green. Ivory. OSCAR-MANN P-m- 1007. guarantee. • $350 ..Sown 1953 OLDSMOBILT ft FOR MILES AROUKP •54 O LDS. SAVE oftemoon reservations. •51 PACK. $495 “ 88” 3-Door Nedan. Radio, beater bydramaUa. De Luxe 98 4-Door. Air 4-Door "too." RAH, Cl- •54 STUDEBAKER 'S4 riYMOUTH •55 OLDSM OBILE rondltloning. Power 1950 NASH One-owner. Very clean.. $T295 tramatie^ Regal Dr Luxe Hardtop, Belvedere Hardtop. 2-tono “ 88” Holiday Coupe. Two- 4-Door Sedan. Heater, elgnals. C O O C brake* . and steering, tone paint, tinted glasa, ' Hpeclal, SPINNING ROD, REEL, LINE Try now ling On T h n « Fast and Dependable Machinea V-8 Ov'erdrlve, , radio, paint. Power steering, h y Excellent mechanically. . RAIi. Hydro. •49 O LD S. $195 heater. Tpo-tonr, whitewall tires, baek-np "98" 4-Door. RAH,*’ Hy- dramatic. Excel- tebt through and’ signal lights, hydra- Complete For .4s Low .4s $ 8 . 9 5 •54HUDS. $1495 dramatie. matlc, radio, heater, pow 1949 OLDSMOBILE MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN Club Cotrpe Hornet. RAH, C r " $1395 out. $1395 er ateering, power bqikes. 1951 OLDSMOBILE ' “ 88". R^lo.^hcater, 'hydranteOc. Hvdra. Tutone. i •47 M ERC $95 "88" Sedan. Rndio, heater, hydra- R ^ E O C ' 454 CENTER ST. ~ Ml 3-4882 ' f 2-Door. RAH. •54 FORD Immaculato $2695 A rare beauty. , •54 M ERC. $1550 and original.' matic. Special at ' # J Dozens Of Real Buys •47 C H EV . $195 Country Squire, 8-Passen Monlprry RAII» ger Station Wagon. Ford- ' Morfomatlc*. Bliir. 4-Door. KAII. •51 PACKARD .1954 CHEVROLET MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE HSHING omatlr. whitewall tire*, 4-Door K#^n. UltramatJe 1953 CHEVROLET •54 PONT. $1495 •44 M ERC. -575 leather Interior. Radio, drive, radio, healer. •52 CHEVROLET^ Club Sedan SlO.^Heater, power- g l-Door Sedan 310. Radip, beater. C 1 1 4 5 LICENSES SOLD HERE heater. I.ow mileage. One-owner, CMan. A steaL ▼ ■ Chieftain 8 4-Door. Power Club Coupe. RAH. - Immaculato Rei Air Hardtop. Radio, ’ glide. Exceptional ear. ateering. ' Power brake*, New car ^ ] 7 9 5 throughout. $575 heater. An Immaculate RAH, Hydra. Green. •52 BU ICk $1095 guaraolee. GREEN STAMPS Super Hnrdtop. R4rH. Dj*- ooe-owaer ^ 9 4 5 1 1953 PLYMOUTH B O W L IN G •54 PONT. - $1895 naflow. Tiilonr G r t e n . car. 1953 FORD ^ •54 M ERCURY Chib Coupe. A rare buy at only C 7 0 C Boburban. Fully equipped, (R ^ O jik Custom 4-Dof>r Slarehlef. Hardtop .Monterey. Merc- •51 DODGE $495 Guaranteed. T J Very clean: Only Dowa Equipment For Every Sport Power steering,, Power onialic, radio, heater, •53 PO N TIA C brakes, RAIL Hydra. f'oronet 4-Door. RAIL Fluid Drive. Tutone'Blue. back-up lights, all leather 2-Door Sedan. Radio, •$5 OLDSM OBILE Coral and White. interior, 2-tone paint. Low 1 heater, 8 cyl. Twortone Super “ 88" 4-Door. Two- EASY TERNS ARRANBED-NO REB TAPE - NO WAITINI lone, whitewall tires, hy- Where? The Used Car Genler Of Greater Hartford raUeage. An paint. An excep Order your 1954, bowling tro Imiiuiculate R l l 7 0 ^ tional buy dramitlc. C O A O *! 30 Yoon of ConfiniioNS <2fu*toniap SoriifoeHaa" f phies now. Free catalogue upon MANCHESTER car. at— radio, beater,^ a ™ NASSIFF ARMS CO. request. 12-Heur Engraving Service m o t o r s a l e s • "HOUSE OF SPORTS' , ^Seliing and ficrvicing MORIARTY ROY MOTORS AlWAYS your best buy'l (€ssa 1015 MAIN ST., jyiANCHESTKR / ’ MI 9-1647 ' Oldsmobilcs -For Over . 1 LWCOLN-MERCURY INCORrORATEO • Drive in to a clean, well-equippe4 2l Years... 241 N. MAIN ST., ISSCENtiRSr. 512 WEST CENTER. STREET 301.315 CENTER SY — TEL. Ml 3.5135 OPEN EVENINGS ITwo LoeatioM) TEL. Ml 3-1211 Eaao Dealer Station for.populair TEL Mf 3.5113V OpoN 9 Awli to 9:30 P.M. Esso and .Atlai producta. ,, OPEN THURSDAY anil FRIDAY NIQHTS MANCHESTER • Opbn Evenings a MI 9-6-127 977 MAI^ STREET .MANCHESTER SUirt Urav6ling Ar9L|Cl|M today I USO STANBAm OH COMPANY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 19S6 PAGE FOURTEEN Articles For Sale 45 H onschoM GfNMis f l R ooumi Without Bosta 69 He For 8sl* Reoscs For Sal* Legal Notice Dogs— Birds—Pets^ BY PAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wantod—Vfmlo td SaleaaieB Wanted S6*A ADMIRAL tale'Vialon radio and ANTIQUE r Un NlTUNE, Mlvar. ROOM FOR gentleman. Reference. GREEN MANOR-— Seven room PRACTICALLY NEW UNITATION OBDKB AatoBiobllM for Solo THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, raoord olayar, $75. Mky ba aeon giaas. china, and uaad fnminira All convaniences. Private an- AT A eXJURT OP PROBATE hrM State Cities Targets ranch. Garage. Deaigned for com at Manchratrr within and (nr tha GIRL w a n t e d part tima after- GOOD HUMOR now located at Rout# 8 and CiMpal at t f 1 Parker U. after 4. DougBt and aoM. Slmitura Itepalr tranca, CaU MI. 9-0140, fortable livliw with oodles of 6 Room Cape With Two Baths Olalrici a( Manclirater oa Ui« 4tli day BEFORE TOO BUT * «iMd ear noons, evanings, Saturdaya. Typ ,Rd. South Windsor, next to Eaat Sarvioa. ML S-7649. o( April. 1964. Classified eiftras to make you happy. Other Hot water, oil heat, plastered walls, Prrsrat, Hon. JoKq J. WalIrtI, Judfo. I m Oorman Motor Salea. Buiek k '^’ J ing, good judgmant, telephone per- ICE CREAM Hartford Drive-In Theater. Open * PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 I for gee excellent #ahiea 8-7 room home. storm aash and screens. Near but SalM and Sanrtca, SSS Main •enality aasanUal. Ml. 3-5184. UNIVaUtBAL washing machine, Centrally located et 2t5 Main St. Eataio o( Carl J. RcynokM, ial« of th e «APEW EMfilNEER OF Put Mis own mouse « w x rr as safe daUy 9-8, Tuesday, Thuraday and Hck A(«ncy. MI. 84829, MI. <4Uid achool. Manchratrr la laM Dlatnct, dreeaard. ^ atrart. ,ML t-tan. Open avanuna Driver Saleaiuen—needed for 'Will aecfitica Rollaleord Robot good condiUon, very reasonabla. Parking. MI. S-a71. ^On motion n( MadcUnn Reynold* Roy, In Atom War Alert Advertisainsat MIS COMPMH M O UEEP6 TllE JDlMT AS A MINE FlELO r ^ LADIES—la extra'menay needed in Friuy nights 7 - 9 p.m. Man 94US. ' ,______390 ClevrUind Ave., HarKerd, Conn], established territoriea' in your chester cu8tomerii can Call JA; C ft. copy camera, dark room Cell MI. 9-8880. SAFER IHAN A SABVS CRiS your home? /lolltUa aa-t hixira a •qiiipment, leitaea. Will oonald6r MANCHESTER •xrcutrix. c x a ssifI e d ADVT. ■ MANY OLDER cara, good traaa- vicinity. Salea car garaged and 8-3391 and wa will bring o rd « CAPE OOD-T8 B an y Rd. (RoUing ORDERED: That six moallis from (Canthraed from Faff* Oas) portauon. Cara Uiat can’t bo aoen day will bring you an excellent trade for movie equipment or guns. Wanted-—Roosis—Bos|d 62 ASSOCIATES REALTORS Ih* StJi day of Anrll, 1(84. b* and Ihr DEPT. HOURS earning opportunity.- Avon Cos- operated from loading depql in home wiUi u* at 8 p.m; to 88 ELECTRIC STOVE, goo^, aluminum Mtmr ar« limited and allows-tor the To Plac* Tax Liens from Um atroot. Look bohlnd our lets f a r fias-nc low od comUnation. Snoem by appolnt- Otflco. Dougtaa Motora. SU Main. mctica. Call Ml. 3-5195. your immadlate are*. No oper- Spruce St. ______/ Coventry PI., 2-7684 tlon, reeaonable. Call MI. '^ 721. PHIL HALUN creators within which to brliig In Uwlr miuion ton rang* of 'IMT oquiv^ 8 : i i A. M. to 4:80 P. M.- AU VTOaS TD'/WOlO ' WANTED—Room 'Vicinity of Main , ment. k a. 9-8970. .No agents. MI. 9-9321 clalau asalnat said esuie, and aald lent. flCTTlWS gfuMTEMr, ' ating axpense or experlenct re executrix la directed to tiv* public Tax Liens will be placed at Livestock—Vehicles 4* St, Write Box Bb, Herald. nmie* to the credtuira to orina In their S p.m. Saturday on the proper* Two-thirds will be "detonated” C o W CLOSING TIME HIGH QUALITY, . . CAMT Be 100 Help Wanted—Mai* 36 quired. Above average earn HOSPITAL BED with or without BUREAU, four drawfrs. Ilka NEAR iUtST CENTER I t —Attrac c h a r lHs LATHROP ctelm* within anld lim* allowiid by pub- ty of persons whu have not at the ground level. Tbia will cre CAfifFULf ings, hoapitalizatlon and bonus WE BUY OUW8 , calvea and bast mattress. In good condition. |80. 818. MI. 9-3716. tive six room Cape Cbd. Fireplace, MI. 9-0384 IMiina a copy ot Ibla order In ' some paid their taxes on the 1954 tax FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MI. 9-0382. l e n e a e n t s 6.1 sanitary molding, recreation neampaper havln* a circulation In said ate problems in radioactive fallout, GUARANTEED USED CARS . WANTED arrangemant. Quallficatlona: catue Also horses. Plcla Bros. NINE PIECE dining room • EARL ROHAN ^haln diatrict wllhin Irn dayi from Hat, Tax Collector Faul Cer- avaeuatlon of surToundiag oroos, MON. THRU FRl. Apsrtsients—Fists— room, porch, garaga. Veiy reason the ddte of thia order and m ure make vini said today. Men for our press room. F irn and dapendable, aober, coopera- Tel. 3U. 3-7406. 18 CU FT. CHEST type Dae]laep round tabla. Very good condiUon. ably priced. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 8-7483 to this court the aotlcr jrfvrn. shelter of refugees and moRttertng 1956 Ford Country Squire third shifts. Apply The llena will'Jie filed with of radiation. 10:80 A. M. Radio, healer, FordomeUc, poner Uve with a pleasing personal- Freese freeicr, two years old. MI. 9-4791. IMMEDIATE occupancy, nice four ML 94182, 9-48*4.______JOHN J.-’WAlJLJrrT. Jud«e. Complete Insurance program and 8100. Moving. CaU MI. 9-0728. room apartment, centrally locat .the town clerk/unleaa Cervipl Congrass has been invited to / S ATURDAY 0 A. M. eteerlng, white well Urea. Light other employe Mneilts ,, Ity. Poultry aAd StippRe* 43 MAPLE BEDROOM set, General Leu For Sale 7.1 A-r A COURT o r PROBATE held haa received tlie tax paymant -Join in the exercise, but laadara in grey finiah. New car guarantee. Electric washing machine, PhHco ed. Second floor, unheated, $70. EXCEFTIONALLT large three at Mancheater 'wllhin and (or the SPENCER APPLY DAILY FRESH PROZEI^i turkey# from 13 ' Write Box R, Herald. bedroom vanch. Firapbea, ga BOLTON—A suburban estate with af jaaBChritrr'm Ml • the 'lih d'iy by that time, he said. H ie col dicated privately there la Uttlo OOOrEEATlON m tV L 1956 Ford Cuatom 8 THAYER BABY carriage, good radio. MI. 9-9410.. rage, acre let. Sweeping view. oC AprlL tN€. lector's oftkie la closed Satur prospect that members of tho BE APTBECIATED Tudor ranch wagon. Radio and RUBBER PRODUCTS CO to 25 pounds, 65cpound. Alao fresh condition, $20. Phone MI. 8-8738. five bedroom*, two baths. In ex- Fi^ bI. Hon. John J. Wallftt, Jud| GOOD HUMOR egga. Schaub's 'nirkey Farm, 188 ONE ROOM modem apartment, SmaU down payment. Carlton W. of Inft Nf^den n.k.a. Inei day. : House and Senate win partlcipato. heater. Like new. CHAPEL ST,’ SOAPSTONE, sat tub wHh cover, ceUant condition. Approximately odd^ Into o# ^Bochroior, in Mid Virtually the full range of emer Hillstown Rd. ROYAL AND BmiUi-Corona port* alao whlta. aink. Avallabla April private bath and garage. Center Hutchins. MI. 941U, *-48*4. 28 acres, two-car garage. Other 1955 Ford 8 Crown Victoria SElfVICE ST^'nON attendant CORPORATION St. location. Contact Mr. Jana at gency acUvltiea which would ac Dial Ml 3-5121 able and atandard typewriters. 18. Tel.. Ml. 9-7529. out buildings. T. J. Crockett, Real Admlni«ti«tor hairing oxhibitrd company an actual anemy assault Radio, heater, white wall Urea, part time, over 35 years of aga BABY.CHICKS and turkey poult*. All makes of adding maehlnea MI. 9-8429. WEST BIDE—Sevan room oetonial, tor. ML 3-5418, or residence MI. Ma admlnlatratton Aecount with aald close to tha Joroan-lsrael frontier. tutone ivory over blapk. and aXperienced, hours * p.m. to 25 JAMEI? ST. NEW HAVEN Little and McKinney, Inc., \18 two-ear garaga atUched. three u a ^ a to thiR Court for altowanco. It lo At, about the aame time, an Is will ba coverad in ih* exereias. •old or ranted, ftepatra os all Mr. Albert Proves to You 9-7751. T hat Iho U lh day of These will include air defanae 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Con 10 p.m. daily. M un apply in per Woodbridge St. makes, Mariow's. bedromna. Fully Inaulated. Alum Anrfl, ifM. at t^^n o'clock, forenoon, at raeli Army patrol encountered an There is a “Santa Claus” FIVE ROOM tenement. Convenient inum atorm windows and doors, the Probate Office In the Municipal other Egyptian Fedayeen squad in wamihg, public warning, epers- vertible aon between 8 a.m. and 13 noon. to bus. Write Box Z, Herald. Building Lot Loat and Pound References required. Van's Serv SAUB—38 1-8% oft on 180 patterns Just Pay Monthly 1 double lot. Reasonably priced. Building In aald Manrhetter. be and the tha Lachish hrea between Jordan Uona of dvil Deftnsa bodies at aO Radio, heater, hydramatic, power Help Wanted— Articles For Sale 45 In Town and Suburban Name la aaaltiied for a hearing on the levels, government procedures on hrakea. power a'teering, white ice 8tation.\427 Hartford Rd., at Male or Female 37 in the Bine Ribbon collection book MONTHLY PAYMENTS TWO ROOM fumiahed apartmant May be seen by appointment only. allowance of aald adminlatratlon ac and the Gaea atrip border, an Is f o u n d — A place where you can the Texaco sign. W* also handle texture paint. It Ml. 8-1108 9:80 a.m, to 8 p.m. MANCHESTER count with aaid eatate- aarertalnmenl raeli Army spokesman 6ald. One of receipt of the alert signal, dteasm- , walla, tutone g r ^ and black. BOLTON—Building atone veneer, with kitchen facilities. Adults only. Inatlon of instructions to tbs pub aecure a complete line^of knltUng CLERK, to take full charge of makCB old celUnga look like new. 616.83 • 106 Birch St. Evenings and weekends Ml. ASSOCIATES REALTORS of helm and' order of dlatrlbutton, and this band was killed, bringing the yama and acceoaorie’i. atamped 1953 Cadillac Pour Door APPRGUfTICE and engraver. Local fireplace, wall atone flagatona. 94002. Ihia Court dIrecU that notice of the lic, Conelfad emergsney hnadeasL Radio heater, hydrapiatic. power cigar and candy department. Good Alao aiate flagging. Bolton N otrt Green Paint and Wallpaper Co., 3 COMPLETE lime and place aaalgned for aald hear total ot Fedayeen killed to II in the (oods, embrrtdery cotton* and 'ThjU u.'D r concern has opjening for young pay and good noura, no ntghti or next to Manchester Knitting Mills FURNISHE3> apartment. Parkiiling. PHIL HALUN ing be given to all peraona known Jo be past -two days. Ing, and evacuation planaing. tatUng thread*. At Your Yarn Bteering. Black with white wall man to learn aqgraving trade. Quarry. Ml. 9-0617. Prompt da- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW MI. 9-9231 Intereited therein to appear and be ODM urged Industrial plants to Urea. MR9.H.L.PUBB. Sundays. All benefits. Arlhur'a fet the Green. Open from 9 a.m. - Private entrance. Inquire 14H Near Center St__Two famUy, six heard thereon by publloning a.'^py of . Israeli spokesmen have charged Shop. 60 Cottage St. Phone MI. Phone BU. 9-2717. Uvery. ______9 p.m. FURNITURE Hackmatack 8t. after 4 p.m participate on a voluntary basis by 23781 b a m *., Drug, Rockville For appointment and tlx, oU ateam beat, city utiU- CHARLES LATHROP thla oHer In aome newapapfT having the commando atrikea from the finning up their plene (or the trans 0 -W . ______1953 Cadillac Four Door MICU, telephone TR, 5-9263. Mr. Lurie or GRAVEL, SAND, atone, hot mix All 100% guaranteed, some in orig. Sunday evaninga. L circulation In aald DIatrM. at leaat Gaea atrip are being made at the Radio, heater, hydramatlc, power HELP—I need a m'an. You need Inal factory cratea, with orijginal Ue*. Priced $15,800. -MI. 9-6384 Ive dayi before the day of aald hear fer ot production from demage to FOUND —Black mongrel puppy the money. Let's get .together at MiyHoyt asphalt, loam 33 yard, deliver^. ing. direction of the Egyptian.military •leering. Ligtil blue, with white Nusadorf Sand and Stone. Call M I., TIRE SALE factory aerial numbera. BIX ROOM haatad duplex. Adults. Main St.—Seven rOoma, two-car undamsgnl plsiits, ths locatten et with white cheat, Male. CaU Dog wall Urea. 6:30 Wednesday evening, upstairs. 600-18 ...... tl2 .a E a r l ROHAN JOHN J. WAUeCTT. Jtidge. command. The inSltratlona were altemsts auppltera to replaes *‘ds- CLERK-TYPIST for billing. t{ 9-7408. BLOND BEDROOM Available Immediately, Write Box garage, large lot. On bus line. MI. 8-74$3 stepped up after an laraeli-Egyp- Warden, Lee Fracchla. MI. S-4M0. 1949 Cadillac Four Door 991 Main St., Manchester. work in Manchester. 'Must 670-15 ...... 114.70 JK. Herald. AT A "COURT OF PRORATE held stroyed" souross of mstbrtals, aaO quick typist. Bookkeeping IpSOw 710-15 ...... $16:95 LIVING ROOM SUITE at Maneheater arRhln and (nr the tlan artillery and mortar duel the protection of vital zbeorda. Z/)ST—Man'a Mack 1952 Ford Convertible able, 3135. MI. 9-1533. PainUns—Paperins 21 Apply part tifne work. Apply King's hold a hearing on Thursday, appUances in addiUon to bedroom, Goqd location. Realtor. MI. 9-1843. ^bato o((lre in Manchester in aald gees not subject to military con The Civil Defense targets alas /Whitney Aircraft. SenUmental Radio, heater, blue with white wall ASHES AND rubbish removed. Cheney. Mills Pine and Cooper offlcas or light industry. Sacood Nslrkit. on .he 30th dhy of April. A.D. trol. , 1952 .FORD cobvertlble. Radio. Lawn work, trees cut. cellars April 19. 1956 at 2:30 P.M. in the BUDGET CENTER living room dinette, ruga, lampa, floor. OantraUy located. Parking New homes now under conatruction EINFIELD—8>,i room ranch with 19*6. at ten o'clock Ip the forenoon, and will Includa: ^ u e . Reward. Call MI. 9-7387 UrM. G—Exterior and intarlot, ARC PHOTO GRAVURE Hill Sts. tablea, linoleunu, diahea and other that hoUce be (Iven to all peraona tn- There was no Immediate peke- Contlnahtil United States— ^ c r 8. Ford-O-Matlc, ivhlte walla. Beau cleaned. P'apera and rags taken .perhanglng, ceillnga refinished, community hall in Bolton Center At the Center MI. 3-4164 facUmea. OaU JA. 7-1872. it Anaaldt Heights and Wells St, .carport. Like new. Asking $12,300 terested in said eatate of the pendency 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Con away, free. Ml. 9-0143. SUPPLY CORP. on the following: items. near Main. of said application and the time and tlon from either Israel or the Knoxvilla, Tenn.; ths aran of tiful condiUon. CaU MI. 3-5829 be 'allpaper hooka on request. Bstl. COUNTER WORK — part or full Contact owner, Box J, Herald, or Araba to President EhMnhower’a vertible fore 2 p.m. m: Eln’ Street. Manchester tlrtie. Apply in peraon. Sandwich Application of John J. Barnlnt THREE PIEXJE ll'ving room set, EVERYTHING tel. 'Thompaonvill* Rivervlew place of hearina thereon, by puhliahina Msmphia, Tenn,, and Columbus. Radio, heater, light green with COMPLETE television and .anten istes given. Fully Inaurad. Ed- SUITE OF offices on Main St. Air Induatrial land for aale. a copy of thla order In some nearapaper declaration tltet the United States Mias.; New Orleans; ths arsn o t Annooncgnenln /wi'ward R. Price. Ml. 9-1003. Nook, 999 Main St. for a certificate of appioval for a 345. Three piece bedroom set, 350. ONLY $448 8- 8171.______havln* a clrculallnn In aald diatrict. at whfte wall Urea. 1953 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook sedan. na service. Using stainless steel TWO MEN, one to work in gasoline station in the town of conditioned. Inquire Marlow's. least Rve days before the day of aald is "determined to support and Now York aty; tbs Ifoctolk- INCOME TAX prepared by eX' and aluminum parts on antenna lubrUorium, one to wash cars, 'Television set, 835. Kenmore wash Free atoraga untU wanted F n a da- CHARLES LESPERANCE asalat any nation" subjected to ag 1953 Oldsmobile Convertible A .,good clean car. Has radio and AINTING AND paperhangbig. EXPERIENCED general office Bolton. The proposed location ia ing machine, $25. Baby-Butler, 84. Want*d—Real BsUt* 77 hearina. to appear If they see cause al PortsmouUi-Newport ttewa. Vs-- periene«l tax conaultant. Peraon Radio, beater, hydramatlc, power heater. Full price $850. Call eve installation, best material avail change tirea, etc. Steady work. worker. Good at- fibres. Five livery. Frea aat-up by. our own MI. 9-7620 - •aid lime and place and n* beard rela gression In the Middl*' Eaat. . area; tha area of fprtaigtlald SM Repair or new work. First class Apply in person to Bruno Mazzoli, In the town of Bolton, Route No. All in good condiUon. 73 Union St. tive therein, and mahe return to this a) or buaineaa. Call Fnuik Far!' ateering, power' brakes. Light nings. MI. 9-6039. able on television set repairs. 90 work at reasonable rates. Rap days, paid vacation and holidays, 6 and 44, opposite Doc's Drive-lq rcliaMa men ^ STORE AT 28 Birch S t for rant ARK YOU CPNSIDEniNO court, and by maltlna In a certified let- ETance also brought pressure to Holyoke, .Mast.; and Woreaoter, doM. ML S-3SU. green. y ' day written guarantee covers al|' mond Fiske. Ml. 9-9337. Manchester Motor Sales. paid insurance. Excellent salary. TOM. EDISON round record Vic- Inquire Marlow'a. M on or before April 10. 19M. a copy bear on Elgypt and IsraeL Foreign Mass. 1952 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook sedan. Restaurant at Bolton Lake Pond. u Phone Me Ihomediately 8ELLINO YOUR PROPEUITTT of this order to Gather iSirklnaton. c-o our work. Day or night. Al Marino, MI. 9-5273. . All persons Interested should trola, cordwood saw table, 8S’1'0 OFF PORTEB. ST., toomy Cape W* will appraise your nriqierty Minister' Christian Ptnaau ordered Tarritorial United Stotto— INCOME TAX prepared. Room 1952 Buick Special X Radio, heater, defroater, signal. MI, 9-3871. PAINTING and paper hanging. No SERVICE station attendant, over FRONT ROOM office', auitabla for Cod, full abed dotiner, fireplace, 'rommlaatoner of Welfare. Slate Office a u b sedan. Radio, heater, dyna- 35 years of age and experienced. appear at this hearing. water pipe, 8 wood garage doora, Hartford CH. Y-0358 buaineaa or professional 17'x80’, frea and without any obligation. Ruildina. Hartford. Conn.: William his'ambassadors in Cairo and Tal Panama, Canal Zone; Ban Jbaa,' a07A, 83 Eaat Center St. Mondey Excellent condition. Asking 3575. job too small. Freb eatimatea. CaU STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, exper one h.p. motor, new 600-18 Ure, hot water beat, garage, nice pri Cannra. 31 RIm Drive, W-at Hartford, Aviv to express France's “grave Puerto Rico. tbtough Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 flow. Black with white wall Urea. Call MI. 9-1406. Apply in person at Van's Service ienced. Five days, paid vac-ation John J. Tynan A fter 7 P.hf. CH. 6-4690 Cheney Block, 983 Main St. MI. Wa alao buy property for cqi t e n ; - Ruasell Canora, 10 Tredeau St.; Gilbert Fickett, MI. 3-6982. tube, wheel. Call PI. 2-7211. vate lot. Only $13,900. f^lto n W. Selling or buying contact / concern" over thla frontier i.ltua- Air Fqrce Bases — Hunter, p.m. Ralph Broil, MI. 8-3813, or 1950 Ford Convertible Household Services • Station, 427 HartfordJtd., between and holidays, paid insurance. Ex Commissioner of Motor Vehicles 2-8419, or MI. S-7914. Hutchins. MI. 9-5183. 9-4994. Hartford. Conn. / ML S-494L Radio and heater. ^ PAINTING, paperhanging, floor 8 a.m. and 12 noon. cellent salary. MI.. 6-5273. Dated at Hartford. Connecticut, See It Day or Night STANLEY BRAX; Realtor JOHN J. WAU-ETT. Judge. tlon. Plneau asked Egypt and Is Savannah, Oa.; McDlU. Tnmp% vi Offered 13A TIME TO USE chicken manure on BRAE-BURN REALTY rael to “second the efforts taken Fla. Trailers for Sale 6-A sanding and finishing. Old floors this 5th day of April 1956. vour lawns and gardens. MI. A—L—B—E—R—T—S MANCHESTER GREEN __ • ZNOOMB TAXES prepared In your BARLOW MOTORS YOUNG MAN OPENINGS for 4oth laboratory SuburtMui For Rent 66 Ml. 84378. by repreaentativea of the United AEC InstalkhUons-Oak Rldg% 1955 30' TRAILER. Excellent WEAVING of burns, moth holea refinlshed. Vernon Hutchins. MI. 3-6971. ,, 43-« ALLYN 8T., HARTFORD home or by appolnunent. Bxpcr and tom clothing, hoaiery runs, 9-2937. For factory work with some truck and X-ray technicians at Leo Three bedroom ranch. Birch kitch NaUona and to stop any hoatils Tenn.; Savannah lUvar, Os. fenced tax w on. Call ML S-4723. 435 MAIN At ., MANCHESTER condition. $3,600. Call MI. 9-9234 minster Hospital. Leominster, ROCKVILLE — Five room rent, U8TINOS WANTI3> — Single, Dag Launches act which would Interfer* with Other targets- handbags repaired tipper rC' driving experience. Steady Job with Town Advertisement 1956 ADMIRAL upright freeger. APARTMENT SIZE G.E. electric en cabinet, dlaposal, ceramic til* two-famUy, tfaree-tamlly, bual- after 4 p.m. A-1 PAPERING and painting. Free Mass. Qualified personnel in Used four month*, alao an oil-gaa fumiahed ;Or unfuraiahed, $85 baUi, gariige. $18,900'. paciSo Bolutlons." n a .. PtttefUld, Maas; INCOME TAXES prap placement, uinbrellaa repaired, rapidly growing firm. Excellent refrigerator. Bxcallent condition. monthly. No ear space. FuU bath, ness property. Have many caab men's ahlrt coliara keveraed and estlnnatea all work guaranteed. stalling rate with increaaei, all charge both departments. Par Notice of ijhe stove. Call MI. 9-7901. Dan Moaler. ML 8-83 CaU MI. 9-1372. ticularly pleasant sumiher loca MI. 9*3893. first floor. One chUd. no pete. IH' WARREN E. HOWLAND bnytrs. Mortgage* arranged. Peace Mission f-SSlS. MERCURY 1953 four door sedan, Auto unvInB Sctiool 7-A .replaced. Marlow's UtU* Mend benefits. Apply (lollector of quire 430 Lake St., Mandtester. Please call Gemge L. Grastedio, A. ^ercomaUc, radio, heater, white Ing Shop. tion. Write I.eomln*ter Hospital, REALTORS MANCHESTER ENGRAVING INC. Leominster, Mass. Realtor, ML 9-5878. 109 Henry INCOME TAX retuma prepared at Wall Ures.____ One _ owner car. Mc- GET YOUR driver's license now. Elm Street Boats add Accessories 46 Musical InstniRients 5.1 ROCKVILLE —- Two room apart M;-. 3-1108 ’ MI. 9-6008 Street. In M iddle East your oonvanience. For appednt^ aure PonUac. MI. 9-4548. Enjoy early spring driving, enroll FLAT FINISH HoUand window Bonds—StockB Revenue ment for middle-aged couple. mant call MI. 9-1581. now with Manchester’s oldest, ahadea, made to raeasuro., AU Mortgrages 31 WAREHOUSE MAN for permanent Situation-q Wanted— MANCHESTER Boat Co., io Essex UUlitiea fumiahed. References. MANCHESTER —New aeven room IF RE^DY to buy, aell, exchange CHEVROLET, 1954 Bel Air two .most recommended auto school. metal Venetian bluids at a new work. Company benefits. Apply All persons liatile by law to pay , St.- Ml, 9-2929, Open eveninga, 6 WHY PAY MORE ? TR. 8-3176. split level,' deaigned for comfort real estate, mortgages arranged, (CbBtiaaed from F^go OwB) door, two tone paint. Excellent Call Manchester Driving Acade low price. Keys made whUa you $1,000 COSTS $22.^5 monthly and Goodyear 'Tire 8t Rubber Co., 180 Female 38 Town Taxes in tlie Town of Matv- to 9, Saturdaya 9 to 5:30. \ able living. Fireplace, covered consult Howard R. Hastings Agen P erM B tls . condition. One owner. McClure my. PI, 2-7249 any time, Mr. wait. Marlow’a. that's all. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA Goodwin St., East Hartford, Conn. chesler, are hereby notified that Rent any of these InatrumenU patio, ,knot^ pine paneled recrea- cy, Ml. 9-1107, the Egyptian Army commander In Fontlac. MI. 9-4545. Miciette, your personal instructor. and Gl fiancing a specialty with Phone BU. 9-3424., EXPERIENCED typist desire* to I will have a rate bill ,for the List' . 19 FT. OUTBOARD Cabin crul^r, Trumpet - Saxophone 68 Uon room, l>4 baths, modem chlep told 400 graduating oOlcar RIDERS WANTED, third shift St Wanted To Rent FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Connecticut Mortgage Ehcchange, do typing home. Work picked of 1955 of 35 Mills oh the dollar, custom built of inch cedar aiw Accordion - Trombone kitchen has G.E. dishwasher, dis LISTINGS WANTED in old and cadets, “W« will sraseAnyona who Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford, 1951 PLYMOUTH CLUB coupe, LARSUN'B DRIVINU School, anid floor tile.* Let us modernize 1 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. up and delivered. MI. 3-6361. , copper riveted. 25 h.p. Evinnide^ \ . Clarinet - Guitar MIDDLE-AGED CClUPLE need posal, built In range, and oven new homes. Buyers walUng. Some Gat* No. 8. Phone Bob Perry. MI. ddl- due and payable on April 15th and b-ies to attack ua;’’ Gen. Abdel Radio, heater, in wonderful coi Mancbeater'a only traliied and your bathroom and kitchen. For IMMEDIATE July t.st, 1^56. ; motor. Both new 1955. Asking . \ or any others, or 5 room*,' single houa6 pre plus- many other extras. In want occupancy now, some end of Hakim Amer told . the cadets: **1 9-9575. Uon throughout. Small down pay cartlfled inatructor. For your safe, free estimates call MI. 9-2655, The \ $1,600. MI. 3-4026. \Only $10 for three months. ferred. MI. 9-3607. choice location near schools. school. T. J. Esedtt, Broker. Ml. ment, easy w^kly or monthly Tile Shop. Buckland. CURTAINS laundered and ironing •SAID TAX p a y a b l e AT THE am as conSdent in you as I am in WANTED—Ride from Woodbridge ty wt art trained to teach proper Business Opportanities -32 SALES OPPORTUNITY OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR $24,800. Cnifford Hansen and Co. 9- 7683. our troops flghtjhg at the front” Ineindea Valag sad laber-THgi BEST BBABB JOE Of TOIVM terms. Douglas Motor, 333 Main. ly. Ml. 9-60T5. 'done in my home. Call MI. 9-4333. McINTOSH BO-4T CO. Repair on all Inatnimenta by URGENTLY NEEDED, by family MI. 3-1303, kU. 9-9253, MI. 94788. St. to Hartford, hours 8 to 4.45 FURNITURE repairing and refln- Increased demand for the OF REVENUE — MUNICIPAL, 52 OAK ST. factory trained Mperta. of three, 4 or 5 room rent. Tel. DEISPERATELY In need of 6 room Continuing bliwdshed In south Ml. 8-4723.______' • Ishlng; antiques restored. Furni BUILDING. ern Israel and along the Egyptian- YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORI CIN1SNIRI CORPNER AUTO Driving School. high quality heating service we oks Ml. 9-4727 after 4 p.m. MANCHESTER — Four bedTroom Cape, not over $15,000, Write Box 1948 BUICK. good condition, In- Learn to drive correctly and ture Repair Service, Talcottvtlle. offer makes it important to D —Birds—Pets 41 f I'om Over 50 New Boats CHESTER ACCORDION CO. oversized colonial with gkrage; L. Herald. held Qaxa'atrip was report^ even WANTEO^Ride to Hartford from quire 405 Main St. Ml 3-7449. good opportunity APRIL 15 to MAY 15, PLANT MANAGER moving aa the Seerhtary General arrived Mainchetter. Hours 8 tot 4:30 or 5. safely. Individual inatructlon by train a 8alesman at once. Man MANCHESTER Pet Center^ 995 In Stock 91 Union Street three bedroom ranch, will 1 GENERAL REPAIR WORK cOmpetentr’ experienced inatruc Inclusive Manchester desires tWo bedroom WANTEH5—House lot, A or B zone, on the scene to begin his peace CMl MI. t-8173. 1950 FORD convertible. Radio, TRY US FOR reupholstering, slip to take over establish rombins- selected will be aeht to our Main S|. Ml. 9-4273. Upen Monday, Including Low Priced ' MI. 3-5709 garage; aix room CJape 0>d Ws bnvs prarlalaB squIpsMMt f*r fast sad rapsir e t i tor* on dual-control insured cars. tlon' luncheonette and soda factory training school. This V and from home unfutrished before June 1st. basement garage. All fairly with city water. Good' neighbor- mission. •tarter aaatsis. vsitaga rsgalstets. heater, white walla. Black. Good covers, draperies, mg cleaning. Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday JULY I to AUGUST 1, 19.56 .Aluminum Boats , PI. 2-7093 Responsible party with excellent hood. Write Box D,JHerald.. . Israel' aald roving Arab suicide condiUon. 374 Vernon St. MI, Automatic or conventional shift. Free delivery service. AU work shop, Doing excellent business, will be a permanent position, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday and priced. T. J. Ehcott, Broker. MI. AutOBiobUes for Sale 4 MI. 9-6010, JA. 7-3680, fully^equlpped, easy to handle, with drawing account, group inclusive Large selection of outboard motors references. Manchester Engrav 9-7683. squad*'— called Fedayeen -r- un 9-0338. guaranteed! Smith's Upholstery Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Baby Office Hours: Monday through and accesaoriea. ing, Inc., P. O. Box 629, Man Shop, 243 N. Main St. MI. 9-4663.. on one of the busiest streets life insurance, health and acci parakeets, canaries, mongrel pup MUSIC Inatrumentai, rental. Com loosed a third "night of terror" qn .FORD 1964 Victoria, radio, heater, 1954, 1958, 1963, 1961 CHEVRO- in Manchester. Will be sold at dent insurance, quota bonuses Friday 9 A M. to 5 P.M. Come and see the new plete line of InatrumenU. Rental chester MI. 9-4519. OLDER SERTEN room colonial, ao^em Israeli aettlementa. . ' Fordomatoc white walla, two Garages—Service—Storage 10 Evenings MI. 3.7267. pies, hamsters. S and’ H stamps Failure to make first pa,vment gocid condition. I/deal for large N eed Vietory The Israelis claimed 10 aettla- LETTS. two doora, four doors, hard, sacrifice price. and other benefits. If you have with every purchase. applied to purchase price. Repre WANTEX)—Two or three . room tone potm. On* owner car. Ehccel top qonverUblea. Some with the ability to meet and talk in one month renders whole tax Topper Outlmard Cruiser senting ' Olda, Salmcr. Pad- family. Enclosed sunporch, oil ihenU were attacked during the\ lent condition. McOure PonUac. Complete Stock - Patnta, Hardware, furnished cottage . for reliable heat, all utilities, garage. Lot 58'x flight, with one Israeli killed, three PotVerglide, radio* and hcatara. GARAGE for rent at 93 Foster St. Building—Contracting f4 Call Ml. 9-9953 convincingly, to home owner* delinquent. First payment delin ler and Bundy. MeUer’a Mualc party. W r ^ Box AB. Herald. Adlai Informs MI. .9-4848. AU carry a written guarantee. For and builders, your future is es MONGREL puppies, small breed. quent after May 15, 1956. Sec Glue*; Etc. Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 8-76Q0. 286' Handy to bus and school. Will wounded and water installattona MI. 9-3894. tablished here. We are dealers Ml. 3-4333. ond payment delinquent after Au- qualify for v;eteran. Phone Bar and Unca blown up. An Array WANT TO BUT A CAR and had the very best in used cars, see GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altera- after 5:30 p.m. WANTEJD—Two or three room t. Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, tiona, additions and new construc for the nationally known Tim gu-st 1, 19.56, Interest at the rate McINTOSH BOAT CO. furnished apartment. Private en bara Woods Agency. MI. 9-7702. spokesman aaid one raider waa yoor erodtt turned down? Don't ken Silent Automatic line of Open 9-9 Daily . ' MI. 9-3102 Wanted—^To Buy Illinois Voters killed and another wounded and TBLEPHONB Mltchdl o up, MO “Honeat" Dougla*. 461 Main St. Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 tion. Dormers, porches, garages of of per montli or fraction trance and bath. Middle-aged CAPE COI four finished down. and rooms finished at reasonable heating equipment. Previous of monti) figured from due date. bachelor. Write Box B, Herald. op, cgptured in the Eteat Judean hills. S Mala. Not a tlnanco company 1953 CHEVROLET' two door. 1951 BICYCLE REPAIRING all types, heating or appliance sales help Building Materials 47 ARROW HEADS old guns, swords Upstairs,I /all set for two additional (CoatlnociLfrom Page One) plan. prlcea. Workmanship guaranteed. BOOKKEEPERS-Aceounlants. Es. Town Taxes totaling leas than 320.00 powder horns, siuffed animals, old bedrooms i-nd lavatory. Immacu Chevrolet sedan. Fully tt^pped. English , a apeclalty. Now open 9 Free estimates. Robert M. Alex tabllsh a bookkeeping service ful but not essential. For ap imiat be paid in one installmenr, on LDCAL FAMILY of three adults brand new Ures. Douglas Motorabtora,^ a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester pointment call Mr. IVhiting at Framing—Canadian, all sizes, post cards, etc. MI. 34717. Stan, would like 4 or 5 room single late condition. Walk to school and 3 9 a DODGE StaUon Wagon. 14 ander. Ml. 9-7716. of your own servicing small busi o:' before May 15, 19.56, 70 Mill St. bus, $13,300. Maddock and de Vos, fauver polled 526,801 vqteafin that paaaenger. 1846 International 333 Main. C^cle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn nesses in your community. 'N r Mitchell 9-1166. Aciverlisemeht - Paul Cervlnl Load V..'...... per M '$97.00 house, reasonable rent, with or primary. / pike. Ml. 9-3098. FOR YOUR mason , or carpenter Prime Shakes 18"—Special without option to buy. Write P. 01 Realtors. JA. 242S5,'\evenlnga Ml. During the 1652 Illinote primary, Bchool bus. Can be aeen at Royal 1953 HUDSON four door. Radio and lional Bookkeeping Service, 277< DUMP TRUCK driver wanted. Ap Public Hearing Collector of Revenue WANTED — Underwood standard 9-3954. Ice Cream Co., Warren St. Mr. work call William Kanrhl Con E. Main St., Columbus 9, Ohloi; Sq. $11.50 typewriter. In good condition. MI Box 161, Manchester. Stevenson wes not an Active preS' heater. 8595, or 1948 Studebaker BIKES, CHAIN drive trikes., tri; tractor and Builder. MI, 3-7773, ply at The TTiOmaa Colla Co.. 251 Additional Appropriations Knotty Pine Paneling 1x6 Idential candidate, buy he received OrliteUl. »convertible. Radio, heater. New cycles, pedal cars. Rebuilt, Broad St., Manchester. ^ l9.V5-.56 Budget 9-1353. YOUNG COUPLE with oKe child FIVE LARGE rooms, oil. burner, per M $125.00 hot water heat, garage, extra 54.338 write-in votes. This, too, NO MONEY dow-n. 1960 Otdamo- top, 8175, 74 School St. , painted like new for half the price. ALTERATIONS and additions. Help Wanted—Femal^ 35 In Accordance with the pro Mahogany Plywodd Paneling urgently n'ehd reasonable five will be placed stM-by-side 'with 46 O der Mill Rd. MI. 8-4695. Kltchens'renlodeled.- New ceilings. PIN BOYS wantedj Apply Manches. visions of Chapter V, Section 8, per M $180.00 room rent in Manchester, Bolton building lot. Completely land bile, 1949 Ford two and four door.. 1952 MERCURY Monterrey, fully ter Bowling Green. Call MI. * Septic Tapks Rooms Without Board 59 scaped. 10 minutes walk to schools Kefauver's Illinoly write-in total 1941 Ford. Ehccellent second cars Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced of the Town Charter: Clear Casing—1000’ I» tr ft. S'.Jc or Coventry area. MI. 3-8140. today. Kefauver/ has not capi equipped and white wallk. Will ac Dion, Inc. Ml. 3-4860. preferred but not necesawy. Five ^4882. Notice is hereby given that, a Installation and Repair. 8d and I6d Common N ails- ROOM IN private home. Inquire and bus service. MI. 9-4068. «>od running and clean. See Bob cept first reasibnabla offer. Call Business Services Offered 13 Specialist. . paigned In Illinois this year Oliver at Center Motor Sale*, 461 day week. Write Box Ky Herald. Public Hearing of the Board of picked up ...... keg $9.50 State Tailor Shop. MI. 3-7883. After Write,-in campaigns have been Rockville, TR. 5-8785. CEMENT AND Slone masonry, Director? of the Town of Man 24 " Fibcrglas Insulation- 6:30 caU MI. 3-5047. THREE ROOM apartment urgently i ■' Main St. WEBBS TV—32.50 per :ali. An- sidewalks, steps, terraces, walla; EARN 350 to $76 a w/ek in spare Salesmen Wanted .36-A needed by older lady.' MI. 3-4921. SPRING HOUSING pushed by his,. Illinois backers and tenna instailatibnk, U.H.F. con chester, Connecticut will he held t Sewers Cleaned \ Special ...... per M $35.00 by those of Gov. Frank J. Lausche outdoor fireplace, also cement and time. Car neceasaiW.sarV. 1 No collect- In the Municipal Building Hearing I ’i ” 4x8 Plyscord Sheatihg— I VALUES versions, new sets. All work guar cinder block construction. Call MI. ing; no delivering MI. 3-7557. Special ...... per M $139.00 ROOM TO RENT. Near bath. One of Ohio and Sen. Stuafy Symington So Lovely For Women anteed. MI. 9-8801. , 9-6746. Room on the 17th day of April. Business Property For 1^1* 70 39 MAR9HAU-. ROAD — Six of Missoriii. ' A Little Lady At Playl -T ----- SALESMEN 1956. at eight o'clock in the after Select Oak Flooring—Special or two gentlemen. 54 High St. room Cape Cod in Up-top con ^ Cellars Drained per M ...... $239.00 Voters of both parties will elect DtXJRS O P ^ B D . - key* fitted, V, BBLLUCCl and Son, Mason Con WOMAN TO DO/spring cleaning. noon, to act on additional ap COMFORTABLE ROOM in quiet BUILDING—Two office ; suites, dition. All rooms finished. Oil 50 delegates to their respective copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, propriation.* as follows. We guarantee aheetrock, rock business or professionsly'Air con best. Beautiful lot' with trees.' tractor. Brick and stone veneer, MI. 3 5416. / HAVE YOU TAKEN loth with any bouse that we com home. Shower bath, parking. Geo- .national conventions, with state gur-a, etc., repaired. Shears, (ireptare, chimney, also concrete To the 1955-56 General- Fund ^ Town and Country lleman. MI.- 34848. ditioned. Central location. Reason G.I. and F.H.A. mortgage conventions tp choose later dele knivaa. mpwera, etc., put mto con Budget of the Town: pletely .furni.sh, We carry a com able. Box W. Herald. ' available. Priced for quick sale work. Ml' 9-M51, 318 Fern St. CLE^~TYP1CT . A FORWARD LOOK? plete line of building materials. gates af large to flit but a 64-vote 2372 diUon for coming needK Bralth- MI.' 3-5042. ' / Elections . .. .•...... 3 1,000 Drainage Co. at only 814.500. Democratic roster and a 60-vote wane. 53 Pearl atraet. / High School g ra d u ^ , single 18 to Highway Department — fU t IONAL LUMBER; INC. FURNISHED ROOM, 247 No. Main 15 ST. LAWRENCE STREET— BrowELL HOME Improvement The promise of a permanent Phone Ml 9-4143 881 State St., North Haven, Conn. Houses FUf Sale Republican delegation. Most of the '95. PleaMnt peimnality and ap- position with large earning* la 'Snow Removal and ^ St. Inquire Mrs. Irish. Seven room older home Just 1 GOP delegate.candidates are.pro- UUNDER'S T.V. Service, available Co. Alterations, additions, ga p^aranc^ Stenography desirable’. Sanding By Trari.'i- Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 block from Center Street.,One- any ume. Antenna' conversions. rage.*. Rersiding specialists. Easy Good sM rjf, five day week. Per- held for men who would be de- LARGE FURNISHED Ikht house MANCHESTER— Older ai^. room Eisenhower. Moat of U)e Demo Philco factory aupervued servlra. ^ e r ...... ’ , $ 3,000 colonial in' ideal location near car garage. Good home for cratic delegate .candidates haven't budget terms. MI. 0-6495 or TR. manenp position. MI. 3-4156 for . termined to make the auto in Votimfr Machine.* ... .A , 310,000 Diamonila—Watches— keeping room with rwrigeralor. large family. No traffic street Tel Ml. 9-1486. ' 5-9109. , „ irsopal interview. Ladies only. Call MI. 3-^88. school and bus. Oil heat and ga said who they favor. dustry a career. It requires , Jacob F Miller. Jewettji’ ' 48 rage. y.A. down payment $1,300, for Small children. Owner's Kefauver flew to .New Jersey r UBBISH A^D ashes removed. hard work, long hours and a ' Sefcretary * CLEAN, comfortable, well heated less than $80 per month. Clifford transfer is your good, fortune. last‘ night after speaking at a General cleaning, cellars, attics BENEFICIAL Board of Directors, Maqchesier. GAUGE MAKER LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, ra- Hansen and Co. MI. 3-1303, Ml. Buy^hia at $14,900. * RooniiK—Siding " IB competitive spirit. Automobile paira, adjusts Watches expertly. single room. Private home, quiet Cumberland. Md,, Je/ferson-Jack- and yards. Reasonable rates. M. FINANCE COMPANY Connecticut. neighborhood. For gentleman. 94788. Call for appointment to Inspect son dinner and a day of vote-hunt h M. Rubbish Removal. MI. FOR "THE BEST in Bonded built 806 Main street, Manchester experience not necessary but Dated at Manchester, Connecti Reasonable prtcea. Open dally. these listings Thuraday evenings. 129 Spruce MI. 3-8183, TODAY ing In the District of Columbia. 9-9757. up roofs, shingje roofs, gutters, selling experience essential. cut this 9th day of April, 1956. PORT^BR STREET-section, flvfc .A t Cumberland, the Tennes.sean conductois and roof repairs call Substantial earnings effective' TOOLMAKER Street. Ml. 9-4387. ROOM FOR one or two \ gentle room Cape, with garage. In ex ANTIQUES Ratinlshed. Repairing CLERK, with knowledge of typing • JARVIS REALTY CO. said the Republicans sre concerned Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. immediately. ' men. Continuous hot water. ' Pri cellent condition. Good ' neighbor don* on . any furniture. Tieman, for admitting office. 7 to 3 and 3 Fuel and Feed 49-A vate entrance. 101 Chestm^t St. hood, convenient location.'Call MI. 854 Center Street, Msrichester about the farm vote. He predict - 189 South Main St. Phone Ml. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and to 11. Call Manchester Memorial 3-8633. - , MI. 3-4112, Evenings MI. 3-7847 ed that "when* October rolls 3-8643. built up roofs, gutter and con- Hospital. MI. 3-1141, Mrs. Morrell. * CALL MR. KING MACHINIST SEASONED FIREPrjVCE a ^ FRoKt^ RQOM,, centriUly iqcated! around they will have President 'diictor work, roof, chlrhney re CHAPEL 5L2611 TABULATING furnace wood, $10 per load; MI. Heated, continuous hot Water. $11,900 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot Eisenhower whistle - stopping"— MANCHESTER T.V Service, rgdlo TIVO CT.ER1CAL positions avail SPRING SPECIALS something- Eisenhower haa said he pairs. Kay Hagenow, MI 9-2214. able for responsible young ladies 9-1353. Gentleman preferred. MI, 9-7129. Water heat,'full shed dormer, one and T.V. apeclalista since 1934. Ray Jackson, MI 3-83‘J5. sere, sweeping view, suburban will not do. Charter members of Telsa. MI. in East' Hartford office, located off. TOP WAGES Carlton W Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, Vernon Street — For the party Earlier in the day, Kefauver Complete 8-6660 or 5U. 3-4607. Burnside Ave. One clerk-typist HOUSE TO HOUSE SUPERVISOR 9-4894. looking for a large four bedroom Jabbed at Stevenson, claiming his RUOFING, Siding and carpentry. and. one payroll clerk. 'Good sal- home thia is a bargain. Nine rooms Alterations and additions Ceil 3 Insuronct Bensfits opponent for the Democratic nom POWER a n d hand mowers sharp ings. Workmanship guaranteed. arie’s-and other benefit*. Call JA. ROUTE SALESMEN . MANCHEiTER in all, extra, la r^ lot, close to ination had'injected what he called ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. 8-4447,for interview, Manitfaeturef located In Hart Buckley school. Tile'"as is" price "peraonalities" into- their contest. Line Of Pick up and delivery; All work A. A. OiOo Inc., 299 Autumn ______—______If you feel that you are a hustler, is only $13,500, House needs oil guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Street. Ml 3-4880. WOMAN TO work in inspection and then you are capable of making ford suburban area seeks ex burner, concrete floor in basement Kefauver said this at a newly assembly department. Must be This is a fimall shop that FIRST TIME ON MARKET opened, campaign 'headquarters in 273 Adams. Phone' Ml. 9-3120, 8100 a week or'better with us. We perience man for management is expanding rapidly. Op and a little paint to.nlake it a nice Washiiigton w here six-vote deli- 3-8979. Roofing and ‘Chimneys I6-A neat in appearance. Apply in per prefer men with no experience be- home. son. Fisher Dry 'Cleansers, , 325 tweep the ages of 23 qnd 3S; This o f ex|>ajidlng IBM Tabulating portunity for advancement Five Years Old gate slates favorable to him. and MOWERS REPAIRED and sharp- Broad St. ■ may be what you have beenriook- Department. It Is essential that Tanner Street—Three new ranch Stevenson are lined up against Fishing RUUFINU—Specialising m repair ia unlimited. Beautiful six room complete. IH ened. All work guaranteed. Pick ing roofs of all kmds. Alsu new ing for. so stop in and talk it over . -i-'' baths, hot water oil heat, fireplace, homes by Hensel Ic Peterman still each other in a May 1 primary.. up. delivery. 113 Wells St. Ml, DENTAL ASSISTANT — Young with our sale* manager, Mr. A. W. applieants ex|>erlrnce with IB5I for sale. Choice locaUon, well con Kefauver is entered in the New roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys lady beginner or ex'pemlence. Ex plaktered walls, full basement, 9-1702. cleaned, r^aiied', 26 yejara’ ex- Foraker, equipment Includes the 402 and .co.mbination windows and storms,, structed homes. Open daily. Drive Jersey and Maryland primaries; Naw Staoli of Hy Tying AccotM»rias — Salt W otar Hshing SnppHw — Vary penence. Free esUmates.' CaU cellent aalary, 35 hour week. Write amesite drive. Very good condition by and see these beautiful homes. Stevbnson ia not. Next ■weekend BULLDOZING ,P. 4. For free esti Box LR, Herald. i , 604 marhlqe?. hlual be capable Sensibly priced at $16,900. Geher- — after attending to some sena Larg6| Supply of Dry Flias — Spocfol Ordars lor Orviy Rods and Rnoli Tha mate call Joseph Bara'ii, Rock Howley. Manchester * JU . 3-5361, NEWTON ROBERTSON ' K F & D throughout. Owner moving out of Ba k e r y of programming new appHea- state. Priced at only $15,300. ous mortgages. torial .chores—Kefauver I* sched Naw Latax Wodors. ville, TR, 5-4401. CALL COUGHUN.' MI. 3-7070 for EXPERIENCED uled to return to California, where lions. Excellent bpportunlt,v. A]C MaRufaduring Go. Gerard Street — Four bedroom ELECTRICIANS and J9bbera whb all types df'rtmfing, roof repair 750 Wethersfield Ay^e.,,, Hartford. he already has, campaigned ex ing, gutter and chimney work. AND CAPABLE older home in nice reaidential sec tensively in preparation foi* hi* use carbide Upped piasonry drills, company beneet*: Writ* Box X, 334 Charter Oak St. CHARLES LESPERANCE tion. House is . in tip-top condition 8217 let Do-Rlte Grinding Service June 5 prima/y tilt with Steven A demure little lady at play EXECUTIVE SECRETARY klancheater Herald. *" Manchetser - MI. 9-7620 and is loaded with extras. Houses son. SPECIAL 34-41 sharpen them for you at reason Heating—Plumbipg 17 like this can't be duplicated today. makes a act of delightful designs, able rates. It will save time and Rend Herald Ailvd. Meantime plana Were taking to embroider .on--guest towels., Two charming veraijns are pro for an Ipteiesting >and respon Immediate occupancy. The asking shape for a face;to-face Kefatjver- vided for this good looking after* money and prolong the life of surli price is $22,000. kitchen towels, place'mats, or a tools . £>6-Rite Grinding Service. PLUMBING and^ heating—RtMlps sible position with Jocal firm. .Sfevepson debate in Floridk, prob SPINNING O lU i^T -ecaif. So easy and quick to do. noon dress—Uca edged neckline ably In the week before they clash^ and soft tolled collar; short or 68 Eldridge Sf. MI. 6-9135. and cdntrgct'wora. Call Ml;'9-»4l. Send 'complete information EABT CENTER ST.-Buitebla for T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Pattern No. 2372 contains hot- .relative to education, e x ^ r- in that state's May 29 primary. INCLUDES GLASS ROD, SPIN REEL and LINE. _ Iron transfer fdr 8' dcsigiu; .color three quartei sleeves. REFRIGERATIQN sales and serv SEPTIC TANKS office and home. Ten rooms, Office Phone Hi. 3-5416 In Trenton. Republican ,, leader* lence and other qualifications - steam heat j oil,, fireplace, two ,chart; material needs; stitch illus No. 8217 is in sizes 34 . 36, 38. ice. Commercial,. ^.household, air Moving—^Trucking “AND.. . 274 PARKER ST. Rea. Phone MI. 9-7751 , last night exhorted GOP voters to trations. - . 40, 42. . 49; tS. 18. Size 36, 4 >3 condiUoners, freezers. A and W. to WANTED bathrobffii two-c8r garage, large turn out and vote for Elsenhower Send 28c in Coins,., yoiur name, yards of 39-lnch.- Storage, 20 Attractive 7 room Colonial. Three room* pins pine paneleid dea lot. Ample parking. Mortgfigea ar THREE JfAbilLY, very central, ^36 North Main Street Refrigeration Cp. MI. ■9-1237, BU. and Invntory down- Three nice betlroonu nnd bath upatairs. Rec in neit Tuesday's New Jer.iey pri addfM and the Pattern Number For thi* pattern, send 3I . S-' ■m-ri - *s • I ■ \TUESDAY,'APHIL 10, 19W A vtnife Daily Net Picaa Run l»A6EjmEEII / The Weather F*r Um Week B a M r*MMt «f V. S. Weathar B ft— Hanrlj^Bti^r lEu^tting l|fralb AprU 7, 18M flaqw dr rata, oocaalaaaUy aw4- iirat* lo baavy, begiaalng toalght, 7Mrs. Bdwln D. Foster, 358 Grneml Chairman s 11,958 Woodbrldge 8t„ contralto of the .Pireclt Comedy Present Prograni ‘ Boards Study 1^ FOB BAAIOMUM HEAT wad TROUBLE FREE UPERAWON^ noaHaniag natll Tharaday lUtee- A b o u t Tqwii quartet of the First Congregatlon- M— t ur *r Um Aipm aaon. Wtaidii af XS-sa iif.p.b_ guala Of Jewish IVIusic Baraa* mt OlmltolMi ta 8* m.p.h. Esnd-taaiglit 8t-8B. ai Church, BrVitol. was one o f the Manchester-—A City of VMage Charm T l» Hartford ChapUr rf tha soloists for ‘The Beatitudes.” pre- / ...... , School Picture ----- ■ .... ■ented Sunday everting to a ca Cant^f Melvin Etra o f Willi'- i Use SHELL Furnace Oil Anartcan Society of Tool Engl- manttc. former cantor of Temple xiaart will liold a.tachnlcat actin'; pacity audience in Prospect Meth Three tAwn government groups W 0« iBniBri ond StBkBrt SjW tiea moating at 7 p.m. ^ r i l 17 at odist Church by the Bristol Beth Sholom. has announced that will get together tonight for a TOL, LXXV, NO. IBS (TWENTY-iSIGHT PAGEft—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, IBM (OtaaOnai AdrarMalag aa Faga N ) PRICE FIVE CENTS tba New Britain M a ^'li 1 n a Co, United Choir made tip of singers the ond An lual Concert of genci-al dtacuasion of Mancheater’a ^ ond Swvieod PrompHy and Efflelnntly . ^ Mambera wlU tour tlte company, from churches in that area. , It Jewish Music will be presented in school building problem st an In- aoa a flbn on a copying, lathe and ti'as the first Ume this great work WUllmsntic at the Teachers Col forihai meeting at 8 o’clock In the aSothar on Itoem and Dilta ma- had been presented in years. The | lege auditprium on Wednesday eve hearing room o f the ' Municipal L m I S ^ B. E. WIUIS a so n, law A More While-) Stuff composer, Cesar Franck, spent ning. April 18, at 8:30 p.m. Building. , m a i n 8T. - p h o n e MI i - » m J many years on this oratorio. The concert program will fea The groups are the Board of Likely Tomorrow ture aelbctions from claaaical and Directors, who control expendl- SEATO Foes Janea H. Shaekey. town engi Our I^dy of Fatima Mothers contemporary Jewish musical lit turM for school building; the Board neer, and FTank Steele, aaaiatant Circle will meet tomorrow night at Boston, April 11 {ja — Put town engineer, will attend the 10th erature performed by auch well- of BOHCwtion, which concemy itself away your golf clubs andVeap 8 o’clock at the homi of Mrs. Louis known cantors as George Wald of chiefly 'with educational require-i Annual meeting of the Connecti Sulots, ■ 98 Columbus St. C.o- thoaa akia handy. cut AaaodaUon of Street and Manchester, Arthun Koret o f Hart menta; and the School Building I The Weather Bureau said hostesses u^iU be Mrs. W illlam ford and Morris Levinson of New Committee,'- whose m sjor responal- I Ceylon Hi^way Ofdclala April 24 at the today moro snow is likely over Monk and Mrs. Charles Lankford. Haven, and the Concert Ensemble bility is the eonstruction eypecta of Colonial Hduae in Hamden. Speak Members ’axe urged to attend, as aouthem ;Ne>v England by of the Cantors Council of Connectl school building. Thursday morning. er will be Joeeph M. Loughlin. election ci officers will be held. . stats 'commlasioner of finance and cut. directed by Cantor Abraham - According to Ocnerqj Manager | \ The forecaster said a atorm RaUnowits of Norwich. In addi Richai-d Martin, who auggeated C o l^ l^ Ceylon, April “unrapraaantad Intar- ,cpntroL I was over thq South Atlantic Miss Helen Lee Harmon, 54A tion, the, program will Include « the meeting, the Waahington. — Ceylon’s thyee-day gen statea early today, v but a Chestnut St., left SstifMay by Srh(x>l addition, a possible addition : i/F) Tha coalition colialata of 40 mam- A daughter, Valerie Jean, their pe.formance by the brilliant young eral electldn endira today with northwaate|-ly flow aloft will plane from Bradley Field to visit pianist, Sheldon Rosenbaum oT to the Keeney Street School and • QUALITY TONE — PLASTIC lASE bara o f Bandaranaika'r fraadom keep New England dry and . Srst child, was bom on April 2 in Miss Joan Hanscomln Miami. Fla. the People’sHJnited Front-^-a party, 5 Trotakyltaa of tha ravolu- Pasadena, Oaltf.. to Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. conversion of the FrankUn Build- ' sunny today. Miss Hanscom formerly lived at Ing in Educational Square to a | tionary Sama Sama Sama] party, Albert McKeou-n of Monroria, Proceeds oi fnls, concert, In com' BUI Bremtan party coalition'with a marked However, the Weather Bu 48 Perkins St. Mrs. Mkry Alin Handley mon with others of the series pfe- junior high achool plant will get j left t U ^ fir m ly ^ power. and aix near-Marxlat Indepand- reau added, "cloudiness should Calif., formerly of Manchester. high prioritiea in tonight’s d is -' The paternal gran4>arentia are Mr. sented throughout the State each Bill Brennan la general chair Maraitt groupa Inbreaaad be on the increese late today Mrs. Mary Ann Handley, 385 S. cussion. j $ * » . 9 5 and Mra Robert McKeown. 160 Mrs. Nellie Bradley, 8ft Phelps .war, .will benefit the Cantors In man for "Shore Leave," the ahow 1 2 0 0 f t . and tonight with some snow Main St., well known throughout stitute (School for Cantors) of Prelim inaryplans- have been ^ fh . Vn.iifi\., . I Trotakyltea will ba given poati in Center S t. and the maternal R d. left yesterday to join her Which the 50-50 Club of St. Mary’s ■Ji i*** coalltlOiT. lad by cabinet Bandaranalke will likely over southern New Eng Estes Poor Third daughter and aoif in law. Mr. and this area as a director of plays the Je \ Ish Theologicsl Seminsry drawn for an addition to the Wash-1 Rtq. 3.50 land by. aarly Thursday, mom- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elpiscopal Church is presenting Ington' School but the plans were , Offer Limited .Solomon ^ndaraMlke, jubt-1 „,aek. One la expected to Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay, at S t of Am.-.rica. Tickets may be pur Friday and Saturday'nights at the Ing:’’ Zaaae Bouchard in Maine. and for her skillful chsracterlia- shelved pending'an administrative | lantly hailed In, India. Tha. n w , phliip Goohawardena,^ a gradu- Petersburg Beach. Fla. They e;c- tlon in many varied rolea, will di chased at the door. Bowers School. government waa awn aa- andther ^ Univemlty of 6d excuses. 1955 CHEVROLET ^dget, quit last night. • i 826.0M by the' Finance B o a r ^ Returns from 8,731 pradneta in They stated, in a letter fllsd I Townspeopla refused to ^cUoiT[ Both art figuraa in tha Naw Tork He said, the bill "recognites that Who Drowned;StflfcXClUt tha state gave Stqveneon MS,458. garmant Industry, SALE l-Door Bel Air V-8. Radio, heat with the Town Clerk this morning, I the cut. and the- Board o t Finance Kefauver had 87,187 writs^s In "We do not wish to be the source | refused to approve the sum, water ia getting to be our most The subcommittee had pjAnnsd /' Joseph Rossetto er, ‘howergHd^, power seat and Parris Island, 8. C., April 11 7,922 pradneta. of dissension -within the com Unprecedented Situation valuable resource." to quia them about 8188;1,boo of Noting then that a cold rain waa (/P)—Six flag-draped cdsketi con- With 753 precincts m ining WoriMTS pmd MM THURS, APRIL 12 windows. Only munity nor do we wish to com Cairo, len Advocalsd-FTsvIoiMiy in bonds It eonttnda wars bought in CONSTRUCTION COMrANY Therefore, Rockville and Ver falling at the moment, Eisenhower downaUta, Btavanson had 206,508. 8:80 A. 31. 7,000 miles. ^ promise with principle.. .taking non have been operating its taioiq|t. tfM 4HKiin-«f T «- Hannhan] .. ___ __ M d ri to gtrwA ;t|« 4»ngcr their names by Joseph (Joey) 'OthBf AppHOBCBS --aeomf little proapect for golf- miop OamalmilAMelNtte AMel Ntteef Igypt a war. •In Cook County (Chicago), tha 58 DELMONT STREET— Ml 9-0308 everything into consideration, it schools, since the Town Mnating, cruiU' Wfiff'-UrOWfied tMTefT A Chicago 'mbune dis- Abrams, a New York garmtuit ■s remarked a hit ruefully that he for 75 mlnutaa today in his flnit patch reported Hammarakjold citadel of Steveneon’a Democratic Bmker. It says milUons o f doUara MASONIC TEMPLE la desirable that we should allow k gchool budget, an un-. march Sunday night Wer# iilacetl . Residential and Industrial Construction could “ do with not quite so much major move to reztore peace be* proposed: party, Stevenson’s margin waa worth of bonds wara bought fey e community to choose a Board rec^ented situation in the State. teas than . 2 to l with only 27 of ikaMyuiUcoM Temple Chapter, No. 08 S water today.’’ in the U.S. Naval HospUai at near twren Iirael and its Arab neigh 1. Three fences to be erected Abranis using phony namss. , MNMMgMS CMHO Finance that will follow a policy Seven accounts on the budget are ’The President used several pens by Beaufort, S, C , today. the 6,000 precincts missing on the Order of the Eaatem Htah mom suited to that indicated by a already in the red. according to bors along the Bgyptien-Israell front ■nio aubconmittaa aamog^ to sign the bill. They probably will A guard konor' was posted As the U.N. Secretary General ier, one. on - the border iteeif and Demooratic side and 29 unraport- majority of tho4e voting." members of the Education unit. ad on the Republican side. pcourlator of Mart 1955 PLYMOUTH over them' as a Marine court of began hla Aalka with the atrong the others 600 yarda on each side. “ Great Sack Rd.. Orest .>■' n e letter continued. "To,,|illow The Board pf Finance managed (Contlaued on Page Eighteen) inquiry .continued i(s Investigation EiaenhoTver took almost 55 par the accomplishment of that aim we than of the Arab nations, a Jeru Israel has a g r^ In the pest to Neck, N. T., and Musto as the to get the isaue onto the voting of the -deaths. . -cent of the vote In nunols in the 4-Door, Radio, therefore submit our resignation salem dispatch reported an easing the idea of x boundary fence. head of AttlUo F'aablons, Inc., machines in the April 3. referen • Servicos Set for Chapel of tensions in the Paleitihe >rea. Egypt has not. W55 election, when he ran! against. B r o o l^ . J Hove You An Event as members of the . Board of Fi dum, which was to decide On the Stevenson. heater, powerflite. $1695 nance for the Town of Vernon im-' Military acrvices for all o f the The dispatch reported only two' 2. All troops to withdraw, beyond McClellan eonvanad tha subceni- Simpkins site for the proposed Police in Boat viettma will be conducted at the minor attacks last night ' by A t Augusta. Ga., James Hager- mittee but then ordered a .brief r«r mediately." new high school. Townspeople, by the outer fences. Farmers, herds ty.. White House press secretary, post chapel of this Marine recruit roving A fa b suicide squads Which ceaa when It developed that neither Scheduled That Colls The letter was signed by all six a margin of about 4(H), recommit men and other civiiiane would be said Eiaenhower hdd raad about members:'O!S0rge S. Wilson, chair depot tomorrow'. had struck In a series of raids and allowed to carry on their usual Schwarts nor Musto was on hsuit; ted the budget for the fourth time Get Local Man " Last rites for Donald Francis the Illinola vote in the newspapers He eald the hearings might 1M ra- man; Hern^n G, Olson, secretary to the Financf unit, which called sabotage mlaslona on the three pre- tasks. Israel haa turned "^w n but neither he nor the President O’Shea. 18, of Brooklyn, N, Y.. a vloua nights. aumed at any time with other wtt- ForJood? and incumbent Rockville mayor; last night’s meeting for a decision previous proposals for a with would have any comment. Robert J. Pigeon; Frederick S, Catholic, are scheduled for 9:30 Hammarakjold declined to com?- drawal of the lines. Egypt has ap neasaa who had bean schoduled to on the iss.ue. Off Swamp Isle a.m. The aervlcea for the others Gauge of ^ w e r testify later in tha day. It may be a wedding, a banquet or just ap informal 1955 MEkGURY Berger, mayor of Rockville for ment as he.emerged from his meet proved them. The Illinois preferance vote is a four straight terms before Olson’s ’The Board said, "’The recent ref will' begin one hour later. They are ing with Nasser, _ 3. Creation of a border patrol, Chief Oounsel Robert F. Kennedy get-together of a sociWy, lodge or some friendly group. erendum on the queatidn o f the ’Thomas Curtis Hardeman. 20, popularity .contest. The Demo told the eubcommlttee that election; Robert F. Kshan; end Rocky Hill, AprU 11 After Asked' by repbrters about pub made up of 40 or 50 Scandinavian crats run on their ticket and tha 2-Door. Clsrence McCarthy. Boafd of Education budget indi a hazardous, two-houi- row in Vidalia, Ga.; Charles Francis lished statements that he had pre-,' or other neutral Army officers and Schwarts and Musto had responded W E ARE PREPARED TQ SERVE YOU cates a lack of confidence in the Reilly. 18, Clyde^, N. Y.; Jerry Republicans on the OOP ticket. to Uialr aubpoanas yeatarday, hut Radio, heater, Teachers. have been receiving darkness up the swift running Con aented aisix-point compromise pro equipped -with jeeps'and aircraft, But the. over-all results serve ^ a TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION Mercomatic. TAILORED their salaries throughout the dis- present Board of Finance by a necticut River early today, twp Lamont Thomas, 17, Alexandria, posal to Egyptian Foreign Minis to make -certain the inner fence gauge of comparativa voterpulling $1995 pUtR. majority o f ^ those interested in Rocky Hill policemen rescued a, Vs.; Leroy Thompson, 18. Brook ter Mahmoud Pawzi shortly after zones are free of military activity. (Oantinuad on IBgo Twenty) Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to lyn; and Norman Alfred Wood, 17, power. T ------The unanimous dissolution of the voting. shivering pair of stranded boatmen hla arrival * here yesterday, the 4. Establishment of neutral "The result also indicates that Bay Shore,-. N. Y. . The practical phase la in the accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and . Board of Finance plunged the from a, rvanipy is^nd where they SeTTetary General sliild: observation posts, with truce of election of delegates to the major controversial budget issue fven - The court of inquiry, meeting In talk over the details^ had been shouting for help for a l "You newspapermen are all too ficials having the right to move party nominating convention. deeper into an abyss of confusion. (OoBtlaued on Page ’Twenty) most eifrht hours. ' closed session.' was- ordered by imaginative.” freely across the frontier at alt Each major iMFty elected 50 dde- A" TERMS Gen. Randolph Pate, Marine Corps The victim;* Dell LeBlanc, 39, of Lists Dag’s Proposals timeA Egypt has agreed to - this. gates, with one vote each, in the 1954 CHEVROLET commandant. It Tvill recommend Bulletins 2 HamUton St., Hartford, and Al- The published statements con Israel\1ms declined. primary. Others ■ Will be chosen Garden Grove cid Picard. 41, .of 844-West Mid- whether action should be brought tained some features known to 5. RMu.ction of troops from the later st state conventions —^ Re from the AP Wires against S. Sgt. Matthew C. Mc- \ ARNOLD PAOANI./prop. Convertible. OpedEvenings die Tpke., Maneheeter. were treat El Aiijifv crossroads area- south of publicans with 10 additional votes Organizations Prevail ed for eXpostre at a Hartford hos Keon of Worcester, Maai., the drill Gaza, a potential invasion route. and Democrats with'* 14 more Radio, heater, Instructor who ordered the platoon PHONES MI 3-7361 or MI 3-8847 pital. Physicians at the hospital Bach sid^ls- reluctant to cut its votes. - * GOTHAM FUEMEN PICKET powerglide. $1545 also were advised that LeBlanc f 78 to make the ill-fated march;. atrengfh ln\that area. Blit the pteferenca results are About 20 of the survivors >vere News Tidbits - New Fork, April 11 OF)—Six Until 9 had drunk water from the river! 6. Both aides to end provocative not binding, on the delegates. tkouaand usUfemed flrcmsR In Democratic Tests Mile aa Hour > 'Ccalled l .1(5'IfcBtTfy yesterday. 'There measures. They Csn make up, or change, was no word as to whether all of Culled- from -AP Wires pk-keted city hall today to preaa The night was s memorable om Besides Nksser and Hammar- their minda any time before the a pay Increaae. laaldo llw for i.policemrn Robert Russ ai the others would be heard, but the skjold, this mirraing’s meeting was August'nominating aesdions. By THE A8.SOC1ATED PRESS trial counsel said he had' no in- hall, .helmota o f alx flremea AlfrM Quintiliano v>ho could .najce attended by F ^ zi and.Maj. Gen. This is how tha count qt, elect- killed In-a Bronx toetory fira 1953 CHEVROLET Democratic party organizations committee alste won by A 2-1 no more than a mile an houihoiirTln I «»™ctlona to call eVeryone in, the Sadfaced, clown Emmett Kelly ' \*. — — 1954 CHEVROLET in .10 ( onnectlcu’t communlties'^margin ' last week were lined on a bench 3 their double-oared, 16-foot boajr^ as platoon. . leaves RInglIng Bros, and Bamum (Oonttnued on /Page Eighteen) , (4>ihtinu^ on Pag*) Twenty) ENJOY TUBELESS rolled to strong victories—a de In prospect, the town commit . McKeon said in a statement he A Bailey'Circua for hia home in facing the Bonrd ,of Eettmnto they struggled up the. turbulent, .pe the Bonrd epeiwd henringa 2-I)oor. Heater, 4-Door. Radio, heat- E t Q Q C a cisive ofie in H artford—.in the first tee. slate won 30 seats by 3 to 1 swolen, river, its crest earning ordered the march to •‘teachj^the Sarasota, Fla. , .Stefan Mikoyan, also. ' , en the naanal bndget. . er. Nice 2-lone. 4^ ^ “ J widespread use of the new- state logs and Other debris towsr<^Long platoon discipline.’’ Both CieTi. son of Soviet first deputy premier, seat covers. $1295 primary law yesterday. In East Lyme, the only challen Pate and Maj. Gen. Joseph C. Bur may fly new Soviet 'rUI94 » Jet TIRE SAFETY laland Sound. j Red Pressures on Iraq ModlNNlS IN 10-VEAB PACT The primaries were held to or ger was s^ndly defeated and the ’They were alerted soon after ger, the Parris laland base com airliner to-England in connection ganize Dehioiprattic town commit- town comnuttee got its entire mander. said the night trek was with visit of Premier Bulganin and Boaton, AprU II one day* Into firm' eontroL for Cronin who reportedly wants I the third. There were 11 en- U.S. offlcials discount likriiMaod in the Middle Eastern picture. TUBELESS TIRES the party’s domination for U.S.' dorsed candidates from each of the of President Eisenhower's asking to a unified fertile creecent. a powj Aimb polittos and Communist pres erful unl(m o f Iraq, Jordan and BUPOV KILLEB GETS LIFE Representative from the Harltord I three wards jseekin'g 33 seats on Congress for authority to im« U.S. sure* fXMtId wreck Premier Nuii armed forces in Middle East un SyrisL .Wheeling, W:. Va.. April 11 County C^mgreasionai district. the town ' committee. Former Said, a moo with the appearance the po- Democratic Town Chairman Ber- less Iirsell-Arab conflict grows Hope to Ruin Baghdad Pact (/P)—Tommy ' WIUMms, Jr„ 14> Under the p rin w y law. of a statesman in n part of the‘ uaual caucus nard Digris led hia t-tvird waa in much more critical... Rhode Is Egypt'* revolutionary regime was sentenoeid to Ufa imprison-' 1952 PLYMOUTH 1946 CHRY5LER lltical party holdrits world where such men are larking. nient today for slaying a young* 1953 CHEVROLET or convention. As before, town surgents to victory for 10 aeata land Commission recommends en under its premier. Lt. Col. Oamal This could mean 'grave danger for er ■ playmate In what the atata committee member^ are a«-lected and tied in the other. actment of new stale laws to pno- Abdel Nasser, makes a strange al- 4-Door. tect public against "fleUtious and (he western World. AI* foreign •llance with the feudal Saudi contended wna m i nttemptod 4-D oof. by the town committee it.self. robbery which netted {aothlng, Bel Air 2-l)oor. (Cantlaued on Page ’Too) misleading" advertisement. news analyst William I*. Ryan re Arabiana In the hope of ruining Radio, heater. ’ If other party . members object ports or this situation In this third the Baghdad Pact — to which Iraq sentence wna passed by Judge Radio, heater. Radio,-healer. $625 $125 . ..Smouldering fli^e explodes In $1065 to the lelectlon of the t°wn emm- of a tarries of five articles on the adheres -vr..6r rendering it futile. David A. McKee after bo denied - - 'mittees theO’ petition for primariesl Colorado and hurls five men down Middle East.) a new trial. Topimy was con- and put up thei^own candidates. Iraq is governed by a atatesman- Democrat Elected stairway of downtown two-story like premier, Gen. Nurl Said! virted'AprU 6 'of the Unit degrea In yesterday’s" primaries, the building In Colorado Springs. . . By WUJJAM I* RYAN His-;gbv*rnmcnt seems worried.- murder of 9-year-old Cub Scout town- committees came through ]\e\8 Britain Mayor Three sailors from. USS Sky- -'■'Baghdad, Iraq, April 11 (/Pi-- Boy King Faisal-Il’s Hashemite David Powell^_____ | 1951 CHEVROLET 1949 FORD V-8 TviUV clean sweeps in six of thf 10 watcher race to third floor of burn Iriq ii the bright spot'in the Mid cousin Hussein holds the shaky 1954 NASH "-‘-'-‘primaries. Only by a trickle of the ' ------■ ing Boston building and carry one-' dle Bra,. But agaipit the back throne of Jordan, to the southwest. U.S. ENVOY RE&IGN8 opposition slates won el.sewhere, Nejv Britain, April 11 1.4b -Jo •egged man to safety. , Augusta, G a. AprU 11 (A^— IT ^ A in East' Haven. • party leader seph F. Moi relll, a 40-year-old ground of Middle Eastern polltlca If a Saudi Arabian, Egyptian and I agon. .Hporl jCoupe. Fdrmei- Rep. Fred A. Hartle/, President Blsenkower today ao* Rambler Station Wagpn. ' Tudor. James F. Gartland -- unsuccessful lawyer, led New Britain Demo- the , outlook ia becoming increaa- PalesUnian-ArBb intrigue should Heater. liow mile co-author, of Taf,t-Harlley Ijiw , is it'iily gloomy. ^ . -V- • cepted the reaigaatloB jof. B. Radio, heuterp candidate .for U.S. representative crata baejt into control of the city overthrigw young Faisal, Iraq W l PAY PULL VALUE Radio, heater. In fair cond,ltion* at . W#st Hudson Deugias Stuart as aiwlujaiador age. Pow erglide. $195 In 1954 placed .50 members dn administration Ih the biennial may- Left to herself and her forward- would lose her Steadying influence $1095 $695 Hospital in "New Jersey with what to’ Canada and aomliiated POR THI UNUSED MILES the 60;^ember'committee. Con- oral election yesterday. looking. hopeful program fo^ the in Jordan and probably in Syria his doctoi* says is attack of gas- future people, Iraq aurely would too and might be forced into a Uvingston T. Merchant, now an IN YCUjR PRESENT TIRES testing groups got eight seats. He ousted Republican incumbent assistant aecretniy of state, to Edward B. .Scott - In .the’ latest tronenteritifT^'. Strong winds ac- become "the leader of the Arab compromise with .the Ejfyptian- The remaining two seats were ;companied'-by~ intense rainstorm Saudl-Syrian bloc which is hell .succeed him. swing of the pollttcxl )>endulum world. But there are tremendous expected (o be ;decided today in a lash panla and W est' Hottywood, bent fOr subvirting the Baghdad drawing among five candidates which has put Republicans then obstacles--the threau of war, the causing damage estimatied by. Pact, . BLASTS IN MIDDLETOWN who tied. Democrats in control since 1946. , threat of Soviet p, wer to the USl OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS! newsmen and .-properly xtwners north, the peripheral threap of Red The pull of ArablaiA is strong. > Middletown,. Aprir 11 (D —A ^CHEVROLET/ . In Danbury, parjy leader Democrats alsa .won back con double explosion wrecked a gaao-' '■^ Thomas A. Keating puahed through trol of the Common C!ouncit, the at more than gi',000,000. subversion, the 4trmal feuds, in Propaganda and passion" against Foreign policy spveh ,by Pres trigues 4nd jealousies of' the Arab the pact .are .enormoua in Arab Une atotioa in the heart o f tha with nine qf Jils candidates by' a city’s legislative body, bv placing South Farms dlatrtct today, 2-1 vote over-eight opposition can nine councilmen^on the 15-member ident Eisenhow’er appears likely to world. countrisa whoaa peopla regard it o4liS 25i<# .take spotlight away from Demc^ strewing glaao ever a wide area. didates. boiard. ■ Republican controlled it Saudi Arabian money pours into da insurance for the continued ex- Nieholi^Man^esUr. Y ^i’ AuHioriiMi Chavrdot Dooltr craUc Woodrow Wilson centennial a-campalgir to subvert tha regima litence of Israel. Firemen said two axplnatoae oc Besides Hartford and Danbury, 10-5 under Scott. curred Juat^after a taak.traek- f K i U Y A other clean .aWefpe for the or -dinner April 21 .. iU.S. Court of of a man who has the look of a Nuri-^everyone ■ oalia him the Tire, Inci; Scott, peeking hia second term, A-ppeala - upholds ednvtetlons of had'^made a deUveiy at a gaa i ' ganizations were in Fairfield. became mayor in 1954 when he ■tateaman in a part of .the world Paaha—la held In save in Iraq and U5ED CAR^DI5PLAY and 5AI-F‘5 Blanketed body-of Thomai Hardeman, o f .Vadalia, Gm.. in' Henry ’’-the Dutchman’’ Grunewald sadly lacking in Stateamen. T h e ■tatloa aad the drtvw had jaa- / 295 BROA'I)~§TI1k KT Prospect, East Lyme and Stam defeated Democrat Joh'n U, Bulll- is ragarded with violant jaalouay brought out of the tidal atream in which he and five outer young and two other men for conspiring Saudi Arabian 'feud ftvith tha by soma leaders la othar Arab oott^to the heee i ford. Marine recruiUf' drowned in 4 . training . aceldent. - ’Th* body “waa to fix criminal Initome tax prosecu gaaoUae Jato 'aa i TEL. MI 3-517(9 » 1229 MAIN STREET .TEltrHONE MllciMd 3.1200 , ■ ; MANCHfSTIS. CONN. la Fairfield, the SO-member tOwa Haah'emita family ruling Jordan .([Cnatlalzid on Page «w «) located April 10 by* a ekln diver. (AP Wtrephoto j. .. tion cases. V .. aap Iraq la deep and centuries old, (OonttaiMd M Pa«p Wly taa n ) ,1-: ■A- r s 7 - ■( sr ■,i,l 'lira I - . pT ' i- -J" k ’i[ f'( f:- JL - 4 ; !■ \
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