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ClMsr. colder tonlglif. flonto t fair, csrid, below freeclng bt morning, alowtjr rising vAbout Town Hi ten In afternoon. ’nw Klwimis Chib w-Ul meet «t 12:15 p.tft. Tuesday st the 3 The annual Maundy Thuraday | IlMtaurant. William C. Fenniman. ■ vice president. Trust Department Tenehrae aeiwice held laat evening MArNCHKSTKK, CONN., S.\TURI).\V, M.\RCH 28. I0.'i9 (t'lMaairted Aifvertlaing on Page I*) PRICE FIVE CENTS of the Conneclicui Bank and Trust at the, Secqnd Coogregational ^ Hale's stock is siilt COi. will speak on ■ Services of the Church waa well attended 1»y, mem- j Trust Department." bera, and families of the eonfirinfi- The Laure. Garden Club of East i Uoii riasa. of young people. In the complete arid whether Sunny Skies Hartford will hold its next n ieew group of 34 boys and girls were the Iraq Reds Pushing For Parade inr April 6 at the Well-s Tucirtr: following: , Library. Glastonbur>% at 5 P m..' .lane Blodgett, .lane Brook.s, you're looking for a This meeting is in coyijunctlon Robin Brow.n. Merrill Colton,' Washington, March 28 i.T) with the Glastonbury Garden Club Thomaa Crafts, Jane Crandall, —Sunny skiea for Easter pa- Seats Pachen Lama, and the speaker will be Mrs. Emily Ruth Currier. Sharon Kldridge. Lee Kassem to Break radera in most of the nation S Parcher. whose subjeet will be ^ Frazier, Raymond Gauthier, David ; complete faster outfit are forecast by the Weather "Gardening in the Shade." Howe.s. Alan Hutrliings, ’ Carol Bureau. Marlin.] Jack McCarthy. Carol In a apecial Easter .Sunday Royal J Duquette of the luirge Meier, Georgia Mepycr, Diane Mi- IT'S or just a handbag, With West, Nasser forecaat, the Weather Bureau Lamp Division of the General , kolrit. ' aaid: Elettric Co. New Havfn. will i Also, Donna Miisehko. Nell Pat-j ■'After a chilly dawn that ia speak Tuesday to member.< and i teison. Robert Patulak. James; likely to find freezing tem­ guests of the Connectirpt Section, j Fallot Photo s Tibet Revolt Crushed Prentice, Nanry, Reggefts, David , Beirut, Lebanon, March 2 8 9 American mUstonary hoapltal at peratures in the East reaching American Institute of Electrical ! EASTER you'll find it at Hale's, Rnhrhach, Tony Rubacha. Joyce’ ’ Amara In southern Iraq to pro­ South Carolina, rising tem­ Engineers, at 8 p.m. in the audi­ Makittff Dehut (/P)—Iraqi Communists are vide "Equipment it presently ; Rylaiulcr, Tinntia .'ihockey, David putting new pressure on Pre­ peratures are foreeast during torium of the Conneetieul Light , .'iimpsnii. Lorella Staples. Charyl HANDBAGS lacks." Tlie denomination of the the afternoon from Illinois in­ and Power Co.. Waterhury. I j Miss Lorraine Lcclerc will make hospital waa not identified. The 1 her acting debut on April 10 and .Starkweather. William Stiles, Gary ... And the best part of mier Abdel Karim Kassem to to New England and the inid- EASHION Many atylea In decorated break with the Western pow­ mis.aionariea reportedly were com- Allantir states. " St. Mary's Guild will hold a rum­ II when the Manchester Commii- Taggart, tbeslon Trombly. Sally . straw basket; also new SOFT2 Dalai Lama Tubbs, Deborah W'olls Robert Dun- pen.sated. I Tonight will he d ear and mage sale Thursday. April 2 in the nit\- P!a>ers present "Ten .N'iqhl-s EE.S, patent plastic and gen­ ers by suggesting Gamal Ab­ The Communlsta found an in­ - in a Barroom " at Rowers hool field and Robert Topliff were ran- cold with the low 1.3 to 20. panah hall. Mf.s Walter T. Aitken. it all-’Hale's prices are uine leather. Colors: Black, del Nasser is the West's fluential ally inaide the Kaa.sem i Tomorrow will be mostly kiin- 869 Main St . Mrs Arthur Biirnap. ^ auditorium. dleligliter.s. TIME! navy, red, bone, white and pas­ Her role will be that of Mebit- cats paw. regifiie 1.1 in keeping n...alive the hitter ny with the high in llie 40s. Post Taken McKee St .' or Mr.s. naiide Por­ The inml.ster, the Rev Arnold tels. ■ ■■ and the abcl Cartwright, a •'sentimental Thbre were growing Indications feeling toward Nasser ter, 2P Hy<ada j An order h\' rrom ier Chou En- in charge of the series. For Easter wear 8tylc.3. Plain' or triin back.a. Short, Teachinji; Mctliods $1.00 Dorothy Gray has gi\Vn the impression he wants said in a dispatch from Baghdad made slippery by infennit tent | Inl abolislied ' ihe Tibetan goverti- Clioo5^ from « lovely as- mofliiim or longer Icngth.s in white The t«o previous meetings had trtin keepMpr » friendlyiiiuimn tie.s i.'T-. with ...V.. the Ihrouph censorphip that wit- meni iiommally headed by the , as their subject the ( urnculuhi m soi'lnient of sheer scarf* or colon's. snow sqiiaDa and tiimblinjf teni- Daliii Hanwi Peiping aaid the The Board of Pxiucatioii will Wp,sT''de.'ipile'"hia'Tncrea.sing re- nes.ses empha.sized-links beTween peralmee study Ihr riirririiluni and teaching the senior and piiiior high schools LIPSTICK-^ 50c in square and al.'o long ■'a> liance on the Soviet i:nion for eco- the plotters and Nas.ser s I nited riiiliii ijuiia "imder dureaa hy the style.'. Gorgeous colors One deatli waj^ attributed to the rehels " tore up Ihe treaty he method.s in Manrhc.stcrs elemen­ Other meetings will he centered on V-* • P a ir nomir and military aid Arab Repii’dir government. ■ special classes, such as art, and WELDON DRUG CO. and white. , aprinp snowfall wbirh .started yc.'- signed m It'.'il with P.ed China. tary srhool.s Monday night st s Baghdad newspapers said the Iterday. .lark Andy. 67. of Xew ; mii.sir. and the audio-visual pro­ 001 MAIN STREET A hroadrii.'t hy Peiping aaid the special meeting. *2 00.0 *3 50 government has taken over an (ConHniied on Page Eight) Britain, rollapaed. apparently fioni The meeting, which will be at- gram. 2.3-yeai-old Dalai I.ama had been V a heart attack, while ahovelinp abducted bv rebel.' who rose 59c n .98 ■\ GLOVES— MAIN FIXK)R. snow near hi,«i home. agniuat the )3ed OiineSe o\'erlords SCARFS—Main Floor .Snow, fallings at interval.** dur­ Inst week, ing the night, brought hazaifl to Peiping eharged the rebels had Kansas Mother Gets I nio.*!t highway,"?. Snow removal and ; been armed by,supplies airdropped sanding rrew.s, operating through ; by Ihe Chinese Natlonallstt;. The the night, contrniled most danger supplies included rsdin equipment. point.'*. The rebels nttsckeil Lhasa on It's not too late to get Brief Toueh of F ame State police at the lieadcjuarter.s Man h lit snd were defeated in two your barj-ack.'? in Hartford ,<4aid no ma- davs of bnitle. Peiping said. It joi a«-cidenl.s were cau.sed by the listed rebel I'nsiialtles si 4.000 cap* FITS LIKE A KOREllI alippe’-y higliwayn "hut there \\’ere ONLY A tVashington. Kan., March 28 ■4’ ‘ way." Mrs. Kiaieger told the news­ lured 3'he Red fliinese troops man who broke the news. many minor o'a.’^lie.A." seized 8.000 smnll arms. SI nin- __Mr.'. Nellie Krueger, who had Traffic moved at relaiilefl pace EASTER gone alioiit her chores for the pas* "Words couldn't explain how ciiinegiins. 27 mortars, fi mountain LOVELY HOSIERY happy toy husband iGenrge over the istate's fnajor highwav.s, guns and huge anioimts of ammimi- week in the belief she had been the C’onnectlent Tmnpikc and the chosen "Kan.sas Mother of the' Krueger I was." .she said. timi, the broadcast said. Meiritt and W’ilbur (^ro.«.s Park- Peipiiig carefiillv refrained from HAT Year " has reverted to being just "I wanted to go to New York For Your Easter Wear... two years ago. I've never been wa>’.^, 'fhey were .aaniled at danger assailing' the Dalai Lama, tlie li\’- plain mother. j there,' But somehow I didn't make poir)ta. Ing Buddha of Tihetain and the So .smart i.s thi.s iip3v high She learned last night that a , New apring crlor.<; in full fa,«hion and .apam'.p.'.s it," The Kim. breaking through most popular in the Land of the crown cloche shown here, letter informing her of the honoi'j One of the reward.' of being cloufl.«5 .shortly before 7 a.m. was was all a mistake. ; Ijimas ARKWRIGHT SHEER SEAMLESS...... 79c Pr. with pressed velvet flower.s Kansas .Mother of the 3’ear would expected to aid in the cieRnng of • The revolt was blamed op the Her Ir.'.h'nle biirat after the To|ie- | have been an Invitalion to New high way. and leaves, ft’s got that ka Daily Capital yesterday^ "Tibetan local government and an NK^V soft effect and glow.s 3’nrl< tor the annual Mothers’Con­ i'lie V.S. Weather Huix^^iiiu at upper strata reartionary eliqiie" ALBA SEAMLESS . . $1.15 Pr. morning printed her picture and; ference May .“i-8, I Bradley F'ield predirted gradual t a .story niout her receiving the i bal ked by imperialists. w ilh th,3t . . . Men . . . come Jwarminc during the da>- and most-' Chou said the 21-year-old Pan­ VAN RAALTE SEAM LESS...... $1.15 Pr. hither look. letter. . j (Contthiied on Page Miree) j ly .*;unny and warmer weatlier for No other new.apaper in Kansas , ' Sunday. chen Lama «ill be chairman of a 1 rommittee set up for- what he HANES SEAM LESS...... $1.35 and $1.50 Pr., O N L Y $ had th'e story. ! The storm front, w^ich dep«».«i- Inqn.irie.s brought out that a iled a snow rarj^et fr'ini 1 to 9 , ! cnlle

In the church atX otdock Wednes- C p ^ e n t r y faithful to 'm k e a pllgrlrtiage to Andover Rockville-Vernon ^ the pity’s .nipexhurches. Last ye'ar d a ^ Fame Touches Vithin Missile Range Christians Note one of the Warsaw's major Iced Highways ^le Womeft’fe F^lowahip will ligliway Crew Sheinwold on Bridge churches showed a''gh)be with the Sunrise Service meet in the'Congregational Church Mother Briefly serpent ot. evil emerfhig from the a t 8 O’clock Thursday. Spielman, Hammer Disagree Easter Glories Slows Traffic The Community Club has sched- Readies Area Soviet Union to engulf the world, Slated at 5^:45 (OoBttnued tpM) Page OM) Skate Proves . WAGON WHEEL but this .year there were no pqlitlcal ulsd a "Swim Night” at the Willl- SAFETY PLAY South dealer themes in evidence at any (vf jhc mantlc YMCA on Friday. 'The time ASSURES CONTRACT Both side* vulnorablo In State Areas The llnis of the Easter Sunrise has not yet been announced. Mrs, Poling said In New York Slock Piles On Legislative Pay Raises 111 Many Lands churche.s. \ today that she was asklhg Mrs. By Alfred Sheinwold, Noimi taster Dinner Service of Ih'e First Congregation­ Can Pierce PoMr ice 4 1 6 5 2 al Church has been advanced from Selfrldge to see it some way qould The Coventry Itlghway Depart­ U.8. Mnatem Teun Champion ' ■. (Continued from Page One) e K 7 ■Vernon’s repreaentatives, R*y-(fto 12:30 a.m. Both square and (CoBtlDbed friim Page One) 5:30 a.m, to 5:45 a.m., by the Rev. be arranged for Mr#. Krueger' to The correct way to play a suit dover correepondent. Mrs. Paul K. make the New York trip anyway ment now has a new area for its ♦ 5 10 6 2 mond E. Spielman and Harry H. modem dancing will be featured. Willard E. Thomen. Tlie service Pfanatiehl, telephone Pilgrim (ONttnaod non Pi«o One) may depend on how many trick* ■ A record hop will be held at giant cathedral for the Protestant Hospital Notes at least 7 deaths Friday in New a* a means of easing her (iia^p- Vert\tin stock piles of and road ♦ Q 7 4 Hammer, both Democrats, have York state. Geneva, a northwest­ will be held on Boston Hill Rd. at 2-6856. you can affoi-d to lo»e. WEST EAST __ .95 Northeast School from 8 to 11 Council's "The Glory of Easter” the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Chaile* pointm ent. patching material, according to ern New Ifhrk community, cauglit stent to ourfooo in Uie polw pack. We*t opens the three of he*rt*. taken opposite sides on the ques­ p.m. Kyith Phil D n im h eller as service. Mrs. Poling suggested that the 4 None 4 K 10 9 4 Patients Today; 20.5 a layer of 9 inches. Buffalo had a Nichol.son. Electric Boat ^vision of Gen­ 0river Charged First Selectman Richard M. Gal* tion of pay raises for legislators disc jockey. The dance Is spon­ In Southern Illinois, there will be Electric Car (^omiiiK local Chamber ot Commerce or a _ and Ea«t wins the first trick. If 7 Q 8 4 3 2 V A J 10 Bakst V ird»'« ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 5 Inch spread While S.vracuse re­ An Easter Breakfast will be eral Dynamic* Onrp.v makera of Inat. you really trust West, you should 4 8 5 3 ♦ 9 7 ^ sored by the Northeast PTA, a nondenomlnational groundbreak­ Kevin P'ognriy, 4 Summer SI.; Jo­ served in the church social room civic,or church organizatlcm might' thU session. ported 2 inches. Detroit • ' oii.g Into production bo willing to defray the.^ expenee the Skate, aaid the aub \ra» emiip- In 2-Car Crash The spare was made possible play low from dummy and allow 4 K 6 5 3 2 4 J 10 9 t Hoyt by Elks ing ceremony for a 111-foot lighted seph Witek, Seymour; Mrs. Fran­ at 6:30 a.m. Rep. Spielman said today he steel cross.to be installed atop a Boonvllle saw a 6-lnch drop soon is an electric passenger car of such a journey. ped with a retractable whip AJrten- when the ruins of a stone build­ East to win with the ten of hearts. SOUTH John R. Hoyt has been elected ces O'Brien, North Haven; Howard boost the cover there to 47 Inches. Other services on Easter Sun­ MuWat Bak«* thinks the Legislature should vote exalted ruler of .the Rockville 1.030-foot hill. designed for urban driving. It will The national chairman ag^aln na dealgned to ser\c also ^^an ice ing Rt the junction of Monument If you think that West might be , 4 A Q 8 7 S itself B pay raise now. He sees the Chudoba, 103 Chambers St.; Mrs. Albany, in eastern New York day will be held at 9:30 and 11 Harold J. Disk, S8. of 2S Mill CompiTt* Dinntr., Mountain amphitheaters will be a.iii. Tlicre will be no church go up to 60 m.p.li. and have a bat­ voiced her regrets over the mlxQ^ prober. The company alatemeni Hill and Rt 31 were knocked down foolish enough to lead away from e 9 6 5 vote last November, authorizing L odge o f Elk*. H e Suc ' feet from the road. with the se-en of spades. 16 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER ( A rre sts I Edward Prevost, 33 New St : Mrs. Mr. Thonien. normally required for metal stitch- j has built more than 60,000 S p a rl­ ceivers inside the .ship. j exit to the Aldon Spring Splrtnlng In the future. When unloading one trump trick, he must lead the ‘T think the people of the state Lord will conduct services for Injuries. Farther south, Nan­ On siirfaclnjf at the North Pole, Daily Queation FOB RESERVATIONS PHONE JA 9-9687 Arthur K. Smith, 21. of 64 Ward Beatrice Thouin, 42 Elm Ter. {■hiirch Meeting* Listed ing and other heavy-duty fasten- I ments since 1949. Twenty per cent Mill parking lot. Disk "snofout" of sand, the town trticks will use the Jack of apadeis from dummy. recognize that being a legislatoj’ is more than 12,000 worshipers at the tucket. a Ma.ssachusctls Island the Skates crew scattered the Partner opens with one diamond, St., was arrested last night on a 1 ADMITTED TODAY: Janet Lee The Church Council of the First Ing jobs has been introduced by of the municipal budgbt goes for. the driveway and into Mrj(. Wil­ Monument Hill approach to' the the trumps break 3-1 or 2-2. an underpaid job,” Spielman said. famed Cathedral of the Pines, a community. \yas doused by aliout ashes ot Sir Hubert Wilkins, the i and you hold: Spades J 6" 6 2; charge of delivering liquor to a Olschefskie. 51 Flow’er Si.: Robert Congregational Church will meet an East Greenwich manufacturer. hollaing. lis' path. State Police said. , , South can easily keep thd trump “T h ey directed us to se t SHADY GLEN Now South gives up a heart, cutting. These may sometimes Chaanel SI New Britain. Oona. (One Block East ot Main a directive to Increase the salaries. wool one for ii.se If the weather I.s holme. Cobalt. Banquet at Grove not require developing, G a 11 n a t Chaaael 40 Holyoke. Matt. Robert Kjellqiiist on Union St. church governing hoard. Wf the author of ”SROM wins the diamor.d return, and ruffs make the quilt .sag. Instead of Between Oak and Birch) He thinks the people would object cool, and a silk one for a warm DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: stated . Channel 13 WattoPharv Conn. Court date was set for Monday. day. The statement added that a dep­ HiiiE TO rriw im r a heart in dummy. He can then Scissors n.se a ra zo r blade fo r to legislators voting themselves a Claims Reported Kcniielli Robert.s, \$'apping; Shar­ The Connecticut Campers and The new area will al.so give * Art Needlework The Easter celebration is a joy­ utation would interview .Negroes i F e a r lead another tru.-.ip through Ea.st. thread cutting. salary increase as much a.s they on Bingliam, 344 Lvdall St.; Mrs. PRANK more working space in the back Claims for unemployment com- who repeatedly attend services "to EASTER SPECIAL Trailerli Asaoclatlon, Ine., will hold When East plays the nine. South Supplies object to congressmen having ful climax to services that began Anna Dicg, 6 Avon St.; CTirislofer SINATRA j Its annual dinner-dance on Satur- of the town garage, as well as to pen.satlon for the w'eek ended in the solemn, .snirowful page­ inquire into their motive" wins with the queen and leads the members of their family on the M arch 21 to taled 395. O f th a t Reeves. Glastonbury: David Gold­ DEAN I day, April 11, at the Garden provide for better facilities for ROBIN HOOD * Free Instructions antry of Good Friday, marking Dr. W. E. McNair, clerk of the government payroll. amount 34 w-ere continued from berg. Ea.st Glastonbury; Kennetli session, said two Negroes, accom­ MARTIN I Grove. parking town equipment. Hie anniversary of Christ's cruci­ ICE CREAM * Free Parking However, Hammer says the the previous week when 385 claims Avery. 77 Oliver Rd.: Airs. Hazel- panied by an oiil-of-town white I A family style steak dinner will Riidget Transfers ENGLISH BIKES average citizen agrees that the leg­ fixion. tino Bjnrkiuaii. 37 Hollister .Si ; SHIRLEY ■ be served at 7 p.m., and dancing 80 COTTAGE ST.—Ml 6-2858 were handled. minister, came to the church Two transfera from the town's islators are underpaid. For this Hospital Notes In the Jordan Sector of Jeru- -Mrs. H elen t ’riift, South C oventry: M a c L A I N E to the music of Francis Beneven- salem. between 2.000 and 3,000 Marrli 1 seeking admission to the A festive combination of (Jelicious fruits, Contingency Fund have been made reason, he favors voting a salary Admitted yesterday: Margaret j Mrs. Helen Sliernian, 56 Weaver M-G-U proonU’ to's orchestra will be enjoyed from ART THEATER SALES and SERVICE (40) THE PASSION BESl’RHEC- walked the Via Dolorosa tlie morning worship service. by the Board of Finance. increase now for the next bien­ Weber, 94 Prospect St,; Joseph I Rd.: Mr.s. Lillian Fow ler, 66 Phelps A SOL C. S»EG£L f ftODUCTlQM 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. 256 Franklin Ave. OH 6“^S39 TION traditional Good p'riday Way of Awiislier refused to seal the Ne­ coconut, cherries and pineapple. A perennial An amount of J105.50 was trans­ Well Child Conferences are 2:30 ( 3) THE GREAT CHALLENGE Siicheckl, .59 Spring St.: Walter , Rd.: Jarqueline Zapatka. Glaston- 1 Reservations may be made with nium, when only those legislators the Cross procession. groes and the board of deacons S O M E C A M E ferred to the miscellaneous account now being scheduled regularly HELD OVER FOR SECOND WEEK Sizes 20 to 28^ (40) BILLY GRAHAM Neupert. 13 Wind.sor A\’e ; Pa­ I bury: Mrs. Cccile Roister, South favorite at Shady Glen. Charles Schofield. 28 Nicholas Dr., 3:00 ( K) MAYOR REPORTS elected in November of 1960 would requested instruction for the ses­ each month, according to Mrs. tricia Sojka, 33 I^wrencp St.: In Rome. 77-year-old Pope John [Windsor: Melvin Crockett, 10 R U N N I N G ’ East Haven. They should he made of preparing and mailing the town NOW OPEN 3;J5 ( 8) CAPITOL REPORT benefit from it. XXIII removed his shoes for aus­ sion. governing body, as to what •O'Brien's report. “Cast A Dark Shadow” 3:30 ( H) ROLLER DERBY Dorene and Michael Broderick. I .Short .St.: William Reister. 57 CintmiSeop# • METROCOCOir not later than April -I. report. An amount of $7S0 had Both Democrat and Republican tere Good Friday services held sliould be done If more Negroea Problems regarding local pa- Dirk R orfardr. M arsarrl leockwood SATURDAY, 6 P.M. BILL’S TIRrand (40) WORLD O F IDEAS R F D 3. [Washington .St.: Otis Kingsley, All regular and associate mem­ been approved at the adjourned an­ < 3) OPTS 8 leaders are strongly opposed to pay under gray, drizzly skies at the souglit admission. Plus “THE LONE TEXAN” tienl.s were discussed by Mrs. discharged yesterday: Raymond A ndover: .Mrs, C orrine .Stieber. bers, their gue.sts and friends are nual town meeting for the pro­ r iu i SUNDAY. 1 P.M. 3:.55 (221 NEWS raises fo r th e law m ak ers th is se.s- Basilica of Santa Croce (Holy Dr. Thomas A. Fry Jr, pastor a Open FTII., SAT.. SEN. • O'Brien at a conference session of 4:00 ( 3-40) FACE THE NATION Milrphy, RFD 3; Henri- Cirezell, [Danbury: Mrs. Barbara Pellengi.il policy 1 Invited to attend. posed 19!^8-.’)9 budgets. The bill REPAIR SHOP sion. However, petitions have been C ross I. the Division of Crippled Children's “Every Second Counts” AUTO RACES (SO) MUSIC WITH MARY MAR­ Sunset E.states, Vernon:. Cumo and daughter, 34 Liberty St.: Mrs. from Clinton Press for printing the TIN (color) circulated through the House in an ! statement out of accord with Clinic held at the Windham Com­ With Barbara Laaxe. Jean Marc ISO Sprace— Ml 9-0454 Cross, Somers: Carol Foxe, 10 The altars at the basilica were Doris Holmes and daughter, 15 report amounted to 3719. according Thibautt SAT. 8:15 P.M. (18) I SPY atteihpt to force a bill pro\'lding bare, but exposed were relic.s of I standards of the churrli, "Tlie munity Memorial Hospital. These (22) POLKA PARTY Main St,. Mrs. Marie Layman and to Finance Board officials. With New Expansion $2,500 for the 2-year term of each C edar .St. tlie church, including two thorns I pronouncements of our Southern conferences are held monthly. Next Attraction 4:30 ( H) BOWLINCi STARS Sunrise Service sou, .Storis; Mrs. Yvonne Nadeau □ □□□□□□□□□□□ □ □ An amount of J20.85 was trans­ Now The Largest ( 3) •*TAR7,AN THK ATK MAN" ( 3-40) BEHIND THE NEWS legislator,' The present salary is i Presbyterian Cliurch . . . the his- .Masonic Notes The annual Easter .sunrise serv­ Catholics belie\c to have been part and .son, .South W ind.sor: Mrs. ferred to the Board of Tax Review “Rougre Et Noir” •Amusement Park (22-30) NATIONAL BASKKTBALL (30) ASK WASHINCiTON $60h for thb biennium. Action on of the crown pul on Jesus' head, ! topic pattern- of sealing in our! □ Uriel Lodge, AFandAM. will have I'LAVOFF GA.MK (18) D U F F Y ’S TAVERN ice will be held tomorrow on top Frances Broclui and daughlcr, 73 JOIN US FOR account to meet current expenses. (Black and White) In NeAv England 3:30 the pay raise is expected next a nail and a piece of the cross on I churches, or out of keeping with ^ a special communioallon at 7:30 to­ ( K) T l’IiBOAT ANNIK 6:00 ir 3-40) TV COLLEGE BOWL of Fox Hill, at 5:30 a.m. W ells S t.: Mr.s. M ary Ja n e .lohn- The appropriation according to the 4:0U ( 81 FOPCVK TJIKATKB (22-30) OMNIBUS I the position of other Presbyterian | EASTER night at the Masonic Hall in Mcr- w eek. Tlie .service is sponsored by the which he died. son and daughter, 193 Adams St. □ approved proposed 1958-59 budgets 4:30 ( H» THK THRKK .s t o o g e s "Power Among Men" Spielman on 4'rosalng It was. raining, too. in Broad- churches in Atlanta, " “You Can Taste The Quality” DINNER row. The ma.4ter mason degree ( 3) FK A T l BK HL.M ( 8) PAUL WINCHELL 8HOW Rockville Ministerial Assn., with •'The Seventh ( r«s»" Rep. Spielman today e.xplained beach. Australia, where evangoli.st The policv statement declared: totaled $400. will be conferred on candidates. Re­ CtiieKtn: Dieter Tnnne. and all Protestant churches partici­ ■Enjoy E a s te r Sunday dinner here. The hoard recently tabled action 6 :0 0 ( 8) ALL STAB UOLi< Anfela Wilmow and her his reason for opposing a House Billy Graham gave a Good Friday Grriiians Like ('ainping "We recognize that the Druid Hills Routes 6 & 44A We have a complete choice of din­ □ freshments will he served. (IK) TALKS OF THE WEST European llenutien (Dog p atin g . G tyMW.J on the item concerning a new door (22)CARTOON ( AHMVAL Bill last Tuesday which would re­ mes.sag,e to 8.000 in at) open air Presbyterian Church is not our ners to suit your taste. Plan to Arrangements have been made MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW art) Church Services church but Christ's church and and additional shelving In the town 6:30 C):i» Ji niiE ROY BEAN (18) TALKS OF THE WEST quire motorists to wait at a rail­ Rockville Methodist; Two morn­ service at a beach, ' Berlin In tlie past 10 years the bring the family and enjoy Easter for immunization clinics April 2 (22) J E F F ’S COLLIE 5:30 (40) TED MACK AMATEUR that we were committed to seek □ vault at the Town Clerk's office. road crossing until the signals stop ing worship services, 9:30 a.m, and And in Poland, millions jammed German ("amping Uluh has ac­ here. and May 7 under the direction of FOR A DELICIOUS (30) F L IFFV TH E C LOWN HOUR Catholic churches in that Commu­ quired 30.000 memhers and tlie H is w ill.” Health Nurse Reports Dr. Robert P. Bowen, health-direc­ 6:00 ( K) J E F F ’S COLLIE ( 3) MONEY TALKS flashing. 10:45 a m., identical sermons. ”He (18) 1 LED THREE LIVES The Vernon representative said nist-ruled country to oh.serve Good I English worrl, camping, has be­ The activities of the Coventry tor. at the PHNA office. The first ( 8) LONE r a n g e r I.s Ri.son, " by the Rev. Simon P. HERE NIGHTI.V □ (22> S(;T. PRESTON OF THE "M anked Rider" he favors the intent of the hill but Friday. Lines .stretched for blocks come firmly established in the Public Health Nursing Assn. of such was held March 5. Treat­ VCKON Montgomery, pastor; Sunday EDDIE REED (53) TlllSt IS TH E-A N SW ER believes it is not written specifical­ formed outside Warsaw's major German language. In recent years □ (PHNAl were at a normal level ments for pre-school children In (30) FA.MOCS W ESTERNS (53) REPORT FROM WASHING­ school, 9:.30 a.m ., m em bership AT THE PIANO during February, according to a “ ttonm n of the North Coun­ TON ly enough. Signal lights flash for Catholic churche.s. More than half more than a million rampers a town Include Immunizations for SUNDAY try" training class, 9:45 a.m.': nursery, ( 3-40) SMALI. WORLD as long as a half hour on some the worshipers seemed to be under year have registered at German YOU Get The Most With Blue Cross rep o rt of Mr.s. A lw ina O 'B rien. She polio, smallpox, whopping cough, (40) THE THREE STOOGES 10:45 a m. □ (22-30) HAWAII branch lines when freight trains 30. Warsaw tradition calls for the I ramping grounds. made a total of 110 visits during tetanus and diphtheria. (33) LATE MATINEE ( K) SKY KINCi Union Congregational: Two ( K-40) ANNIE OAKLEY are shifting tracks, Spielman said. this period of which 52 were The Public Health Nursing (18) TROUBLE WITH FATHER services, 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m., (18) BRAVE KA(iLE (53) LATE'MATINEE The Washington St. crossing in •FOOD □ therapeullc nursing and 58 were Assn, will conduct a food sale until (22) ( HARLIK C HAN sermon, "A Case of Mistaken DINNER 6:30 ^ 3-40) 'nVENTIKTH CENTURY Vernon was cited as a case in FOR health supervision vi.sits, 4:30 toda.v at the Thrift and Gift 6:40 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS A "T he Timen of Teddy Roone- Identity,” by the Rev. Paul J. AVEY’S SPORTS point. At some crossings a flag­ EVERY A Well-Child Conference held at Shop at the Helms building on CHOICE OF APPETIZER.S velt" Bowman, pastor. 7:00 ( 3) STORIES OF THE CEN- ( 8) RESCUE 8 man will signal traffic to continue MOOD” □ the PHNA office with Dr. Douise Main St. Mrs. Mark Spink and Antipasto ' Tomato Juice Tl RV First Congregational of Vernon: IS E CENTER 81 (18) SGT. PRESTON OF THU across the tracks when trains are G. Tohi in charge, showed 32 chil­ Mrs. Henry Sherman will be in Fniit Cup Clams on Half Shell 50c Extra ( K) DEATH VALLEY DAYS YUKON Worship. 11 a.m.; no church school (18) -MOVIE AT 7 remaining stationary for some dren attended and received physi­ charge. ‘ Shrimp Cocktail 50c Extra Lobster Cocktail 50c EJxtra 7:00 ( 3-46) TWENTY-SIX MEN or Senior Pilgrim Fellowship: ser­ □ cal examinations and immuniza­ •'SlmtloM'K of Chinatown'* ( 8) LASSIE time, but this is not always true, Mrs. Ethel-Cargo and Mrs. Rob­ CH O ICE O F: ( 22 ) WHIRLV BIRDS mon. "Ours. The Cross. The Grave, □ □□□□□□no □ □ □ (22:30) PROJECT! 20 Spielman said. tions. ert L. Helms recently attended the Chicken Soup Mine.strone Soup (40) TV DIGEST "The Jar* Age" The Skies. " by the Rev. Rodman During the conference Mrs. (.)3) AIR FORCE STORY (18) MOVIE AT 7 He urged the bill be rewritten to annual state board members' meet­ ENTREES 3-40) l’E R R \ -MASO.N D. Cart, pastor. O'Brien assisted Dr. TobI, while "Embrareable You" permit a motorist to cross after First Evangelical Lutheran: ing held in New Haven, represent­ IMPORTED BAKED HAM, with pineapple sauce ...... $3.25 “The Cnse of the Angry (53) ORAL ROBERTS Mr.s. R obert A. D oggart, Mrs. F re d ­ IMourner" 7:30 ( 3-40) BAC’HELOR FATHER Slopping at the signal lights if it is gundav school, 9 program in- CROSS PLAN ing the local association. RO A ST C H IC K EN ...... $3 00 (22-30) PEOPLE ARE FUNN\ "BLUE EXTENDED erick C. Rose and Mrs. Ethel Cargo There will be a regional meet­ ( 8-58) MAVERICK obvious that the tram is not about I recitations and film strip, were the volunteers from the CLUB FII ET MIGNON, with mushroom sauce ...... $4.00 ( 8-53) THE DIC K CLARK SHOW "T he Strniige Journey of ing of the public health agency VEAL SCALLOPINI, with mii.slirooms ...... $3.25 CfUests: Tab Hunter. J im ­ Jenny Hill" to mote. J » T r-i <• "What Easter Realh- Means,” con- Young Mothers Club, co-sponsors. boards April 9 at Enfield. The lo­ my Clanton. The Cordetten 8;00 ( 3-40) ED SULf.rVAN SHOW Rep. Wilfred A. IjeFleiir of gregatlon invited; worship. 10:15 B R O ILED SIR L O IN .STEAK, w itli luu.shioom saiiie ...... $4.75 and Jimmv Darron Guentn: Richard Boone. Thompson, chairman of the Roads cal group will be represented by a.m.. Holy Communion, sermon, ^ Walnut Restaurant PRIME ROA.ST BEEF ...... $4.75 (22 30) THE PERRY C05IO Shelly W’intern. 'Jaye P. and Bridges Committee, claimed four members, to be appointed. SHOW (Color) Giientn: Morgan. 1/iiUe Rainer, 'Implications of the New Life, " by paid $3,073.44 FRIED SCALLOP.S, with tartar sauce ...... $2.75 The' Dancing Wutern, Doro- the present law permitting a mo- ! g . Jaxheimer, pas- CHOICE OF TWO VEGETABLES Wayne and Shunter, Mineha WALNUT ST. Ml 9-8070 th.v C'ollinK. pianist < Loren Elm an, Carol Heinn. Con­ torist to cross the tracks after i Manchester Evening Herald Ifotlander tor. Peas. .Salad Bowl. Creamed Cauliflower. .String Beans, nie Franrin. and the Blitar- stopping briefly, has re.siilted in ! Methodist: Two worship correspondent .Mrs. F. Pauline Baked Potato, French Frie.s, Delmonico Potatoe.s < 8) M YSTERY IS MY BCSI- To Brother* Utile, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231, NESS (22-30) MARY MARTIN (Color) V . I services. 9:30 and 11 a.m., nursery to r 'l l. LAI Cill AM> ROAR WITH DESSERT (18) EASTER VICilL SERVICE GiieKt: Dirk Sanderi on my hospital bills” easrcRinm ne ^*87 rKRTIFII-:i) LAI (ills (53) JI BILEE. r.S.A. defeatecl by a '’()te , each; church school leaves Ice Cream. Bi.squit Tortoni, Spumoni, Jell-o, Clicese Cake ( 8-63) f-AW MAN of 137 to 108 after other legisla- g^jigr hvmns Tonv ('tirtU Lflrh 8:30 ( 3-40) WANTED: DEAD OR "T he Gang" Beelti’ Supar Drops Assorted Pies. Ice Cream Cake Roll ALIVE (18) BURNS J- ALLEN tors joined Spielman s opposition. | f^ gGents at Rockville Citv Hos- "THE PERFECT ( 8> JC B IL E E . i:.S.A. OPEN CHILDREN S PORTION $2.00 ( 3) TV THEATER It WAS retiuned to commfttee for ^ 3'. ^le Rev. Warren E. Covell, a r i r s B e s r J) ------■ 9:00 ( K-53> LAWRENCE WELK pital FURLOUGH" LOs Angeles — The sugar con­ "Beyond the Mountain*** further stud.v. APPETIZERS: TEL Bl' 9-9225 SHOW (22-30) TV SHOW (Color) atarring pastor. says Miss Ada Weidman In ( oUir and (iitPniaSropf> tent of California-grown sugar ( 3-40) GALE STORM SHOW Janet Blnlr. Edie Adam*. Little I>eagup Expands St. John's Espicopal: Holy Com­ ALL DAY SUNDAY Fresh Shrimp Cocktail, Fresh Fruit Cup, Sherbet .T:I.Vfi:S(L9:45 beets has dropped mysteriously (22-30) BLACK SADDLE John Raitt. and Dnrnthy A record enrollment in the Rock­ AUd : Audle >lnrphv • (ila .Scala (IK) MOVIE AT NINE munion. 7 and 11 a.m.; family serv­ Antipasto, Iced Tomato Juice. during the la.st few year-s. In 1938 Kirnten ville Little League has prompted “The Sea Wolf" ( 8-53) f’OLT 45 ice. 9:15 a m., sermons at all serv­ of Bridgeport Ccleiy. Olives. Salad. "Ride A Crooked Trail" the average beet from California, ; 9:30 i 3-40) SHOW OF THE MONTH MARCO POLO RESTAURANT "Young (*nn** an expansion of its setup. ices. The Ven. Maurice G. Foulkes, SOUPS: In ( nior • 4:.^0-8:10 the nation's leading sugar-beet “The Ilurtiun Comedy" (18) MOVIE A.T NINE Some 310 boys registered for the 8 to 8 Snndiiv Tirneti; 12.>0 B l’RNSIDE AVENUF.—E.AST HARTFORD (22-36) CIMARRON CITY "The Scarlet PImperaaP* rector. Minestrone, Cream of Celery state, yielded 18 per cent sugar; "The Town Is A Prinoner" program, according to Atty, Frank IVrI. i I Kilrlniisti S;30-11 40 (40) LAWMAN St. Joseph's: Masses, 6, 7:30, ENTREES: < rnokrd Trnil lOO-.S : lfl-8 ; 1ft now the average is 14.5 per cent. 10:00 ( 8) WALTER WINCHELL FILE 9:30 ( 3-40) AT.VFFn HITCHCOCK L. McCoy, president. Apparently no one knows the an­ (53) KILLY CiBAIIAM C RCSADE PRESENTS: "The Kind 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m.; the Rev. H. A. Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Raisin Sauce ...... 10:30 ( 3) TV THE:ATER *59 The regular league will be made Brinjr a fine box of candy if you are visiHnjf. We have 00 Wed. Al NTIK MA.MK•• swer to the decline, but farm re­ Waitrenn" Lepak. pastor; the Rev. John Ko- Cornish Game Hon, Wild Rice.Stuffing ...... (22-30) TH E D.A.’n MAN ( K) DIVORCE COURT up of five teams, one more than the besi—Whitman’s Candy Cupboard, Schrafft’s ( H) CHARLIE CHAN zon, assistant pastor. Roast Long Island Duck. Orange Saiire ...... on searchers are working on the (53) d e a d l i n e FOR ACTION last year. 'There will be 13 boys on (18) WRESTLINC; from 1SI..3 .J up. Roast Native Turkey, Gibtet Gravy ...... 7r> problem . "The Johnny Rath Story" a team in stead of 15. T he F arm St. B ern ard 's: M asses. 7, 8, 9. 10 ( 8) NEWS. SPORTS A WEATH­ ( 3-40' m a M O N D F ilet M ignon, Mu.slmaim G ravy ...... r-io ER 10:00 League is likely to expand to eight and 11 a.m.: the Rev'. Patrick Ma­ .•so 8 NEWS & WEATHER PRIVATE DETECTIVE honey. pastor; . the Rev. Terence Broiled Live Lob.sler, Shrimp Dressing ...... ( ) (22-30' t h e LORETTA YOUNG teams, with 15 boys to a team. Easter Bunnies and Candy ( 2 2 ) I rRTA«N TIME Murphy, assistant pastor. F resh L obster S a u te ^ ...... Hr, I M A NCHESTER | Star of Indid" SHOW’ More coaches will he needed in VEGETABLES: 1 (30) SATFRDAY NIGHT NEW’S "E a ch M an’* Island** the Farm League “becau.se of the Sacred Heart: Masses. 8. 9:30 (40) WT^KSTLING 10:30 ( 3-40) W’HAT’S 3IV I INK? Reduced ( 8-r»9) m e e t MrGHAW expanded program, McCoy said. and 11 a.m.: the Rev, Ralph Kelley, Candied Potatoes. Whipped Potatoes Dtiive -9n'3kedJJie 1 (53) THE EAFLY f.ATE SHOW BoiledjOnion. Creamed Siiccola.sh. "Shanty Town" (22) SUNDAY MOFT MOVIE Charles McCracken will be in pastor. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Held Over I A Splendid Bill; B o l - t O n N o t c h ^ "I.eane of Life" New Green Peas Coleslaw charge of the opening day cere­ W . MIDDLE TURNPIKE— TEL. Ml 9-2343 Mill Wstdman hotdi Blus Cron Extsadad (SO) T” »^ f 4TE SHOW Vernon and Talcottvllle new* I* DESSERTS •I. Stffwiirt DnrU Dair **Snef" m onies, se t fo r M ay 23. Plon through ih* Bridgeport Broil Com­ Kim NiisAk (18) YOT'R SENATOR REPORTS liandled through ‘ The Herald’* Hot Apple Pie, C ream Pie.s, Chocolate E clair •lark l.rmmtiii Dirk Widtnark TONIGHT and SUNDAY FLETCHER Events Tonight HANK POST The VFW will sponsor a dance Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., pany, where ihe li employed. Walnut Cheese Cake Spumoni. Strawherrv Short Cake AND "KKIJ, lUMIK. at the Post Home from 8:30 p m. telephone TRemont 5-S1S6., Tea , Milk ■ Coffee Anri < .SN’Dl.l'; ' “A TI NNKI. GLASS COMPANY LINCOLN-MERCURY After I'inner .Mints Truh. OK I.OVE" THE RHYTHM MIRRORS. AI TO GLASS, etc. TOPS IN FINE CARSl Children 1 75. 4;'!6 8;t0 RANGLERS "In one year, I was admitted to the hospital four times. M y Blue Cross 188 W. Middle T^ke. MI 9-7879 In Manchester They’re At TO ALL OUR CUTOMERS AND FRIENDS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Mi 9-8070 EVERY 308 MAIN STREET STARTS WEDNESDAY: SATURDAY NITE MORIARTY BROTHERS SINCERE WISHES T'OR A VERY Extended Plan paid benefits totalling $3,073.44 for those four stays. During Iliinrimis: ".Aiintle .Marne” 11:15 ( 8) W O RLD ’S BEST MOVIES HAPPY A>JD .jo y o u s EASTER! CITY VIEW HALL "One Foot In Heaven’* 815 Center St., Tel. Ml 8-5185 490 Keeney St., Manchester ( 3) FEA TU R E FILM my most recent stay-70 days in Bridgeport Hospital-the bill came to "Big llouwe. I'.S.A.** 10:46 NEAR (30J LATK SHOW (18) NKW’SRKKL \4tCHT-HlLL-LANC4S7f^ 11:00 ( 8) SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL $VEST •*8U«T "C ham ber of Horror*** $2,216.60. On that bill alone,’ Blue Cross Extended paid $2,041.60. For top THEATRE K:00 (40) NKiHTCAP F.DITION- NEWS ( 8) NEW’S A M ) W EATHER MIDDLE NEW PARKADE (53) NEWS (18) CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF CENTER TURNPIKE' MANCHESTER 1:00 I K) NEWS (40) SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL protection against long hospital stays and short ones, I recommend Blue DenmhKem RmHjnnMNmi I:l5 ( 3) FEATURE FILM (53) EARLY LATK SHOW Always A Good Time " F a re Behind the Ma*k'* "M an T rap" 2:15 ( 3) NEWS A W EATHER ( 3) FEATURE FILM “CONNECTICUT’S COMPLETE BAKERY NOW Thru TUESDAY Dine-Donce-Have Fun QlinDNlVEN "Song of the Thin Man*' Cross Extended Plan." ( 8) W ORLD’S BEST 6IOVIES CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP” N o i B SHOW N S r \ D . \ Y Every Thurs.-Fri.-Sot. AND Burt UUKASTIR "The Man Who Caine To MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE D inner" W.' MIDDLE ’TURNMKE—TEL. MI 8-6820 TONIGHT 8:10 M.VT. 2 P.M .— EVE. 8:30 SUNDAY (40) NIGHTCAP EDITION NEWS A ll MOVIE COEDS ARE ★ Wally Fields and 11:25 (40) PR EV U E 8 ElAtED BECAUSE the T rio 12:00 ( 3) AMERICAN LEGEND 12:00 (63) NEW’S IN TA ^: I'NCl'T!—EXACTLY .AS SHOWN Demclest Music in Town ( 8) NEWS ROUNDUP 12:60 ( 3) NEWS A WEATHER TWEED STAIR CARPET' Z 'ii’ ro rmknrnmmmtttrMeStKctmttmSrMamTmui ( 22) THE AIR FORCE STORY 12:65 ( 8) MOMENT OF MEDITITION 0.\ft.TS ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENTS SkMH fto u ii tM Cm Au One r« iHau/ (30) POWER OF THK RESUR­ 1:30 ( 8) NEWS RECTION -OPEN- AT POPULAR PRICES D I 7 7 A e n j o y H E R E or (40) THIS IS THK LIFE riliA fI TAKE OUT FMg HOST txcam e c a s t w m e e o t a u r , 12:10 ( K» WASHINGTON REPORT SPECIAL ’29” Enrollment in the Extended P[an ii alwoyi THE Adults $T.00— Children 50c STOUT sysH n s m i 13:16 ( 8) YOUR GARDEN ALL DAY SUNDAY ■“open on a group bosi$ where five or more MAIN MIKE STANKO’S LIVELY will. WENDY HILLER 12:30 ( 3) WE BELIEVE MONDAY Carpet, Pads, Labor or a set of stair rods. Beige, green, ( 8) TEENERS TALK UP rose and gray tweed. Standard straight stair of IS steps. 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. persons are employed. For more'informotion GiAors coorn ■ UTNUiN NEsim ■ ms msB. ■* uioT. Nsm wm . (22) COMMAND PERFOR­ 12:00 ( »-*#) I.OVE OF U F E THE SUPREME HUMAN DRAMA OF M l TIME... MANCE (22-SO) .TIC TAV nUt.'OH about the benefits of the Extended Plan» coll OAK GRILL K Tacm UTTU8 •* » « u r (40) THIS IS THK ANSWER Stop In After Church •mmiiIICIKIIT MANN-SMa4*HM0U)He>(T. 12:80 ( 3) SEiABCII FOB TfkMOBBOW SO Oak St., Manrhester 12:65 ( 3) YOUR VOICE .IN WASHING­ (3S-S0) IT C O rL P BE *O I’ SO-INCH BOUND HAND-MADE IMPORTED or write your nearest Blue Cross Branch THE (REATEST MOTION PICTORE EVER MADE! TEL. MI 9-8094 a Bra. niMPM ■ . Marf Sn isnnBmsii TON ( MS) PLAY YOTB HUIYeil FEATURE 1:00 ( 3) GRAY GHOST. (40> TV THKATEB Specials Office for a free foldert No Cover—No Minimum ( 8) WORLD’S HIIST MOVIES IS‘,45 ( 3) THE O r in iN O U G H T STARTS AT “.SEPARATE TABLES”—Shotvn at 6:30 and 9:30 "Back To Bataan" HOOKED RUGS »5.95 (22) TUGBOAT ANNIE 1:00 ( SI NEW.S cecilBD e Mille's ( M3) LIBEBACE SHOW VaOOUCTION (SO) HOLY CROSS CHOIR 42-Inch round $10.95. Oval 34”x48’, $5.65; S6”x60”, (40) ZERO i960 (Ztl AT HOME tVITH KITTY EASTER CAKES YOU NEVER SAW THIS KINO Extra Bonus Feature 1:30 ( S) FEATURE FILM (Sei MOVIE 3IATINEE $11.65; 48”X72”, $17.85. "Sudden Death" (4») DIVOBCE HKABINO C ommandments OF MANHUNT BEFORE! (22) FRONTIERS OF FAITH 1:05 ( 31 OUB MISS BBOOKS Decorated with egg.s and bunnies Address: Connecticut Blue Cross, Inc. Shown at 11:30 (30) COMMAND PERFOB- 1:80 ( 3.40) AS THK WOBLI) TUBN8 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL BLOCK PATTERN CHARLTON YUL AMNt m s 3IANCK ( 8) .MY UTTLE MABOIK with luscious, butter cream . . . .945 Asylum Avenue (44) SACRED HEART (53) OPEBATIOH BltCUESB .95 8:30 Mickey Spiilane’s . 1:45 (40) THK LIVING WORD (4*) JIMMY DEAN SHOW Hartford, Conn, » J. ■ *VI0 BT CO MATURE » HESTON-BRYNNER-BAXTER 1:55 (SO) WASHINGTON REPORT ( 8) JANET------DEAN----- B.N. BROADLOOM s* Yd ^8 2:00 (30) NATIONAL BASKETBALL i M S) DAY IN COP phone: JAckson 7-7291 TOWARD G YVONNt PLAYOFF OASIE*^ ( 8.4*) HOPSE PABTV EASTER FRUIT and RAISIN LVERY NIGHT "MY GUN IS (22) CURTAIN TIME m-SO) HAGGIS HAGGIS (CnIer) STAIR CARPET TO MATCH ...... S6.9S EXCEPT ROBINSON'DEaRLO "S»r ot India" ( 8^ ) MPSIO BINGO linear Yard rtt HOLIDAY BREAD 49c Large 74c r.A’l'UKDAY K *. PAGET-lOHK DEREK Q U IC K ^ IN TECHNICOLOR PUT SPARKLE IN YOUR HOME rfc MORIARTY BROTHERS A vcnlety of hot, fresh brecKi and reHs wiH be ..p— . .11.1 Free C,9ffee On The House 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE WED.-8AT., APRIL 1-4—S«phU Lorni, Anthoav Quiiin WITH n ew CARPETING ' turned out of our oven aU day Emter Sun

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER'. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 ■N. PAGE FIVE FAould he unreallst^ today" and In the same speech Khrushchev was token from tha cross. While Ammo Area Business Bodies agreed—with reluctance—to a for­ the choir, prlesto ahd attor boys jQancer Friday first time. Of Computer appealed to them toxvmake' no In Jordan Sector WiUiam H. Alrith, chairman of haste" In try ta j io unite the two eign ministers conference with the sang h3rmns, priests, 'lifted the Was Pon tius Pilate Moscow Talks West starting May 11 as m fore­ crown of thorns and Withdrew the the Manchester Cancer Crusade, Ft. Jackson. B .C r=^*'A rm y Is T\^ty-nine employes of Man-^ Graphically augmenting the dia-^during 1959. T|)ls ia the highest FRUITS, VEGETABLES dermimys. (Centinoed from Page One) Eugene N. i ^ y has been named Chester ^odes were presented with cussions of the panels and tech­ percentage of those indicating such runner to a summit meeting. three nails. chairman of Canter Friday, the has announced that . William G. using a herd of I« goats as a com­ Size of Pin . Some diplotnata here rot the Im­ Diplomats hero took the view Olenney Jr. ■will contoct all oil bination safety measure gnd labor- gold wrist i^atchea at a dinner held nical sessions will be the 66-booth plana aince early 1953 when the Seediraa Grapes, Rober Belgium . Endive, Beet pression that Khrushchev drarre With Red that this speech may set the tone each nail aloft for the congi'ega- of the Manchester Cancer Crusade. dealers In Manchester, and Robert saving devlise In place of power Grapes, Emperor Grapes, out the old speech' to Impress upon for Jhe Soviet reply,tO the western Christ at the light.of the world—at Schaller all automobile dealers on mowers at the ammunition-storage servance of their 26th anniversaries Display. Available for review will survey. Dayton, Ohio—A Dayton con­ Good Man or Bad? Cantaloiipea, Temple paragua, Hpinaeh, Peas, tion to see, then kiaaed each nail. Cancer Friday will be hel^ on the vw tem powers that the So­ notes this week proposing the for­ the stone of anointment where behalf of the drive. Mrs. Ruth Lee with the firm. be such items aa new sound sup­ "While the FRS study was na­ cern has developed a pin-size Oranges, Neolarln'ea, Boar Boaton I>ettuce, Red Onions, The figure of Chriat'a body, was April 24 thte year. Bearing Impor­ area at Ft. Jackson. l.,eeka, Corn, Brqcootl, Yel­ (Om MuhA t o w Fac* viet union was not ready to talk eign mmisters meet in Geneva. and Mra.-Charlotte Drigga Will dis­ For the past five years tha goats Sidney Ellis, president of Man­ pressors, high temperature mate­ tional in scope, without particular computer "memory" component (Continued troin Page One) and D’AnJoii Pears, Pineap­ Christ's body is aald to have been carried in solemn procession to tant canedr Information which will chester Modea, presented the gifts. rials, turbine fuel filters, solid pro­ reference, to any community, there low Hquaah, Cur.iimbers, Cht- unification at the prospective for­ There was a likelihood that the amointed after' his death on nearby the stone of anointment, then In­ tribute coin boxes for the crusade. have been tending the 12 acres of compueter "memory” component Strain Costly Paper Item ples, Tangerines and Indian Mdecowr on orrivml ho requested en- eign mirnster's conference. be laft at every home they visit, He in turn received a gold key from pellant rockets, high temperature is no reason to believe that Man­ River Heedless Grapefruit. neae Cabbage and Caullfloiv- summit talks-<-lf held—would be in Calv-ary, to the sepulchre. grass surrounding the ‘storage which it aays la smaller, faster, stabbing himself wllli his own dag- - other meetln*. The Soviet premier Speaking ^ then about German the volunteer workers will attempt the employes as a token of their resilient seals, ramjets, and ground chester differs frbm the nation Toronto- Steam la important in er. Geneva, too. * The patriarch then proceeded to to contact each home in Manches­ area. They eliminate the hazard of regard. support equipment. with respect to the spending plans BP"- bed left the cepIUl for his hoUd*y unification, the Soviet premier the altar at the sepulchre, where Color Varies aparka from power mowers In the cheaper to make, and more relia­ Pilate’s body, according in this manufacturing newsprint In Can­ Soviet sources at the United Na­ West Outpaces Reds ter during this day-long crusade. About 35 persons attended the Hamilton Standard’s booth will of its residents," Crockett pointed ble than the conventional devices ada. It Is used to heat air from an vUla on the Black Sea and Ham- asked: tions' headquarters said Geneva he offered Pontifical High Maas. highly explosive area. dinner which was held at the apocryphal accoimt, had a notable WE HAVE A FINE Cancer Friday Is the major fund New York -X.,By mixing other feature environmental control sys­ out. journey of Us own. outdoor mean temperature of 40 McIn t o s h and marakjold Went there yesterday to "Can the peoples of the World seemed the best bet and cautioned The basilica was Jammed until raising activity of the Manchester The goats eat nothing, but. grass Hedges in New Britain. tems, engine controls, engine start­ Crockett said that if home- it wold replace. I SELECTION OF FRESH exist without the reunification of late last night, when the patriarch United Nations, N.Y.—The free metols with gold, the natural yel­ except during winter, when their First, It was sunk in the River degrees to a point where it will see him. against speculating the conference Cancer Crusade. low color of the precious metal is Those receiving watches were ers, hydraulic pumps, pneumatic owners are contemplating im­ The computer component - - a carry away vapor as the paper BALDWIN APPLES the German states 7 They can, and would be held in New Ifork. conducted the traditional "burial” world added 53.800,000 net tons to diet is fortified with hay and oats. Caroline Avignone, Syl'via Bloom, magnetized glass rod wrapped Tiber, but "wicked and unclean EASTER And while the U.N. leader was its steelmaking capacity between Participating in the doorbell­ changed into various colors. The valves and electronic systems. provements as an aid to selling spirits, rejoicing in his wicked and dries. In the lypiral mill the cost here the Soviet newspapers rave not badly. service in the aeries of chapels At the end of February they go Carmelina Salata, Julia Vendrillo, their property, he and his asso­ with tiny wire—both stores infor­ nirrri From Our Coolers FLOWERS within the church marking j the 1955 and 1958. while the Soviet ringing effort will be men and addition of copper gives the gold unclean body, all moved about in | of thl.s steaiii. even for a small unusual prominence to a speech "Can the Germans live without Jerusalem — Israel now has back to grass for breakfast,-lunch, Max Weiner, Meyer Levett, William Connecticut Genera! Life Insur­ ciates are equipped to offer two mation in a fraction of the second new.sprlni-making machine, can final atatlona...... of __ the _ _ cross i Union and its satellites added 19,- women from every walk of life; mixture a red shade,' silver a green the water and caused in the air i Khrushchev made about Germany reunification 7 They can and quite 275,000 acres of cultivated land tone, and nickel, palladium, and and dinner, always working while ■V. Gallo, Jacob Halem, Emanuela ance Co. has announced the ap­ kinda of advice—what they ought now required and awitclics elec­ dreadful lightning and tempests, amount to $125,000 a year. At the ornate Byzantine altar 800,000 tons, according to United office girls, housewives, profession­ Romano, Rose Vitriol, Antonio Ro­ 20 days ago at the Leipzig: Fair. well. compared with 62,.500 seres in al and businessmen and retired zinc have a whitening effect. they eat. pointment of Charles R. Lindberg to do and ought not to do in the trical current faster than any oth- j thunder and hail, so that all were OPEN DAILY AND AH I'HrAL, ALL DAY SUNDAY He told the Commtmist all- "Consequently this question. 1918. mano and Irving Handler, all from as district group pension manager way of home improvements to pul er known device, according to the seized will-, horrible dread" Manchester. for the Manchester area. - the property in a more marketable manufacturer. It would be used, The body tlicn was taken from Evo Ciacci, Lena Clanci, Rose He will direct the planning. Sale condition. in computera that help guide mis­ the Tiber and dumped into the i M. Giattlno, Rose DiCosimo, Ig- and administration of employe re­ siles and satellites. j River Rhone "and evil spirits were ' COSMETICS been made to guess the results of proposals before the GMend Major increases in proposed General Fund appropriations over nazia laia, Peter Portante, Alice 276 Oakland St. and Utilltie.a Diatilcti of 2 6 mills, an Increaae of two-tenths of a “ ..... those for the cunent fiscal year are: nnn tirement programs for all types of Walter C. Bronkic, a ' former Researchers say the device can there and did the same tilings" j WE CARRY ALL sembly that might effect favorably or adversely the town's Primianl, James Scarrozzo, Mar- business and industrial firms. Be­ Manchester resident now living in THE TOP LINES TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ml!'. Board of Education ...... be produced at a relatively low The final resling place ’ as a 1 Manchester gherita T^cclUo, Josephine Warner. fore his appointment, Lindberg Plainville, was honored at a rc- cost and requires onl.v 20 to 50 mountain pool ’’where even yet, The long-range Capital Improvement programs requested by 10 Public Works Divisions ...... •. Edward Chmielowicz, Rose Praw- The proposed appropriations for the Water Department and for Transfer to CapltfJ Improvement Re»er\’e Fund...... 73,ooo served as district group pension tiremcnl dinner held recently by per cent of the electrical power according to llic account of some, ARTHUR DRUG PERO'S TENTATIVE BUDGET as4 BUDGET MESSAGE the Sewer Department do not contemplate any major capital im­ me from the various departmenU are being reviewed by the Town dzik, all of New Britain. manager in Los Angeles. Downing and Perkins, Inc., of needed by conventional units per­ sundry diabolical contrivahcea ace provements from recurring revenue and do’ not require any increase Planning Commission, and it seems better to delay presentation to Also, Charles Harmin, Hartford; Newington. said to issue forth.’’ Stella Mitchell, Newington; Frark forming the same job. I in rates. the Board of a Capital Improvement Budget until the Planning A $1,100,000 mortgage loan About 40 employes and com­ Commission has more opportunity to consider what action it may Schwartz, Hartford; Harry Rosen­ commitment on Che garden apart­ nSCAL YCAK ItSt-iO berg, New York City, and Frances pany officials attended the dinner The Dog License Fund expenditure.s arc less than Ihc receipts wish to take. Hartford County T a x ...... ments under construction ■ along-: which was held at Paul Dcivco's Bond Maturities and Interest ...... , Corvo, East Hartford. side the Manchester Shopping Supper Club in East Hartford. of the Fund that can be expected. All other accounts—net ...... 4,000 Manchester Modes, which is lo­ TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Not thown in the budget is approximately $80,000 available In cated on Pine St., employes ap­ Parkade on W. Middle Tpke. has Bronkie, who spent 33 years with The proposed expenditures from the Parking Meter Fund for 'materiala and services from State Highway funds for road work been obtained from the Equitable the firm, was pre.sentcd with an t o w n o f MANCHESTER, CONNECTICITT Total Increase ...... //n'*',/...... $47^000 proximately 350. The coats and P.srking Meiers and for a start toward off-street parking programs in Manchester. Life Assurance Society of the engraved watch. He waa general For the fiscal year commencing .Inly 1. 1959. I recommend ap- Major changes in estimated receipts for 1959-60 compared to suits which it makes are distrib­ are approximately equal to the estimated Income from meters now the comparable figures for the current fiscal year are: uted on a nationwide basis. United States. ^ foreman for the motor carriers. ptopriationa aa follows: in use. For lack of definite Information, we have not Included in esti­ Increases J. Albert Hitz, Equitable- loan mated receipts reimbursement from the State for part of the cost A new take-out service special­ supervisor in Hartford, sai^^^the Regular quarterly slock divi­ The proposed expenditures for Controller, Treasurer. Collector of Improved street lighting or for operation and m.aintenance of Property Taxes ...... - ...... dends were declared this week by General Fund ...... J6.572,100 State— School Operations ...... izing in chowmein - plain, chicken Society has already advanced N ew Banking Service for YOU! cjid Water and Sewer Departments anticijiate a complete separation traffic lights. $650,000 to Green Manor Estates. the board of dlrector.s of the Hart­ Ttown Fire District ...... 293.662 of Controller and Treasurer functions and transfer of all fiscal op­ All other soiimea— net or shrimp—opened this week at Decreases 198 Center St. Inc., owner of the project, and ford Electric Light Co. I Water Department...... 366,828 erations of.Water and Sewer Departments to the specialized fiscal The proposed budgets include an item for Salary and Wage will furnish the remainder of the The.v are: 75 cenl.s per'share on offices of the Town— with payment by the utility departments for School Bond Reserve Fund ...... ^276,000 The "Char-Ley” is operated by Sewer Department ...... 176,545 Adjustments and/or additional “ fringe” benefits to employees. The loan when construction is com­ common ca dtal atoclt; 56', cents such servicea. These separations have been started this year but Pemonnel Division of the State Department of Finance and Control Balance From Prior Y e a r ...... 142.000 Allen and Charlotte Riley, and will Parking Meter F und...... 32,060 he open from 11 a.m, to 7 p.m. pleted. per share on the 4.5 per cent pie are not yet complete. expects to complete within a month a comprehensive review of will ferred capital stock, and 62 cents Dog License Fund ...... 7,150 Total Increaae ...... $472:000 Tuesday through Saturday and The project, when finished, Manchester’s position classification and pay plan. This trill be s As in other years; many persons have been most helpful and consist of 14, two-story buildings per s'lare on fh 4.9 per cent pre­ Position inventory and payroll control and a complete purchas­ basis for making any specific or general salary or wage adjustments. from 11 a m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. It ing schedule to augment the liew purchasing rules will be in effect considerate during the preparation of this Tentative Budget. Depart­ will be closed all day Monday. with 158 apartments of from 3't ferred capital stock. The proposed General Fund appropriations would require a prop­ to 5>2 rooms. Parking area for The dividends are payable May before the end of the current fiscal year. The beneficial effects of With tlie exception of the autonomous Board of Education and ment heads in general have responded to the request to hold the line Riley, who has a restaurant busi erty tax rate of 36 mllla on the Grand Li.at of $143,546 173 nn in­ tliese .systems will be refler'ted in next year s costs but it is difficult where possible, and to be conservative in their requests. To all of ness background, said the recipe 158 cars will also be provided. 1 to stocltholders of record at the crease of five mills. Library Board which have their own pay plana, all department re­ clo.se of busi' ess April 10. to estimate in advance the savings. quests are based on our present pay plan and Include only normal them I am sincerely grateful. for the chowmein was furni.shed by Write checks Respectfully .submitted, a Chinese cook, working In Mas.sa- Winners of a "most popular boy The proposed expenditures and estimated receipts of all funds anniversary date Increments for those not yet at their maximum RICHARD MARTIN, General Manager John H. Dittmeyer of 25 Court- Hie proposed appropriation for the Town Fire District would salary or standard wage. chusetts, but only after "consid­ and girl contest" held during the require an additional property tax rate (outside of the Eighth School have been based on existing state legislation and no attempt bas March 24, 1959 last t';\'o months by the Liggett land St. recently joined Pratt and erable persuasion.” ■Whitney Aircraft’s Quarter Cen­ The idea of opening the takeout Rexall Drugstore at the Manchc.s- Icr Shopping Parkade were an­ tury Club. He has been foreman of against your CREDIT service, first of its kind in Man­ D-812. disassembly since 1944. .. chester. was encouraged by friends nounced this week. Daniel F. Verilli, in the electric EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES DOG LICENSE FUND Michael Dworkin, pharmacist EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES PARKING METER FUND who sampled the Chinese cookery, operations .section of the Hartford Budget Collected Dept. Manager’s Dept. Manager’s Riley said. and atore manager, said one vote Electric Li.ght Co., observed hi.s Budget Collected Dept. Manager’s Dept. Manager's for each cent of merchandi.se pur­ regardless of your Estimate REVENUE SOURCE Collected E.stlmate As Of Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate 35tli year with company Tuesday. r e v e n u e s c u r c e Collected Estimate As Of , Estimate Estimate Estimate 1959-60 chased was allowed. The votes 1959-60 1957-.58 19.58-,59 12-31-68 1958-59 1958-59 1969-80 Winners in an Easter picture He lives at 112 Princeton St. 1957-58 1958-59 12-31-58__ 1958-59 1958-69 19.59-60 drawing conte.sl for children were were cast for boys and girls liv­ Dog Warden Charges 635 650 266 650 600 650 Parking Meter Account 21,560 25.000 22,000 22,000 32,113 32,060 announced th.f week by the spon­ ing in the Manche.ster area, he Stockholders of the Rogers Corp Dog License Sales 6,837 6.500 1.262 5,500 5.800 6,600 Dept. Manager’s sor, Moriartv's Flving A Senice said. voted yesterday at their annual Budgeted Expended Dept. Manager’s 1.200 1,600 1,000 BANK BALANCE! Estimate Estimate EsUrnale License Refund from State 1,119 1,100 1,688 at 510 Hartford Rd. Grand prize winners, each re­ meeting to increase authorized EXPENDITURES Expended As Of As Of Estimate 7,150 r 1958-.59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 “ t o t a l " r e v e n u e 7.491 7,250 3,216 7,350 7,360 8,000 The prizes—cor-ages—will be ceiving a bicycle, were Russell Class B common from 78.580 to 1957-58 12-31-.58 12-31-.5S Nearing of Tower Rd., 22,639 32.060 Dept. Manager’s presented to Li„a Cowan, 15. 25 500.000 shares and to split the i.s- Parking Authoritv 15,510 21,570 7,919 21,570' 21AV0 32,113 Budgeted Ebt pended Dept. Manager’s Greenwood Dr.; Carol Jane Mes­ votes; and Chrisse Rannacher of EXPENDITURES Expended As Of As Of Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate sued Class B stock scven-for-onc. 1959-60 1959-60 sier. 10, 83 Waddell Rd,: Revertv Oliver Rd., 22,189 votes. The company, which la located 1967.68 12-31-58 12-31-58 1958-59 1958-59 Eogli, 12, .555 Bu.sh Hill Rd'; ' 7,000 7,270 7,150 First prize winners were Barry in Rogers, manufactures materials Dog License Fund 7,081 7,040 2,205 6,6 to" Bruce Eagleson, 10, 59 Spruce St.; Sochon of Bates Rd.. 19,747 votes, u.sed in solving missile nose cone EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES WATER DEPARTMENT Nancy , 9, and Lorraine electric train set: JonI Pekar of reentry problems, in atomic energy Fister, 10, 61 Lynesa St.; Linda Hollister St,, 21,243, electric organ. projects, and in advanced types of Collected Budget Collected Dept. Mgr’s Dep’t. Mgr's Smith, 13, 310 Spring St,: Deborah Estimate Second prizes, Roger Wiley of OI- electronic control and guidance REVENUE SOURCE Estimate As Of Estimate Estimate Estimate EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES SEWER DEPARTMENT L. Kurtz, 5, 347 Keeney St.; Mere­ 1957-68 1958-59 12-31-68 1958-59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 cott St., 19,681. chemistry labora­ systems. Collected Budget Collected Dep’t. Mgr’s Dep’t. Mgr’s dith Cowan, 5. 25 Greenwood Dr.; tory; Susan Guarnaccia, 17.891, Sale of Water 255,547 276.600 134.437 270.000 270.000 275,000 275,000 1957-58 Estimate Aa Of Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate Laura Kurtz, 7, 337 Keeney St,; portable phonograph. REVENUE SOURCE Debbie Agostonelli, 5, 72 We.st fet.; Hydrant Charges .33,371 -- 34,235 34.235 34.200 34.883 34,800 1958-59 12-31-58 1958-59 1958-59 1969-60 1959-60 Third prizes, Darid Wohlmuth of 115,000 118,000 Ronald Bogli, Bush Hill Rd. Hendee Rd., 8,524, shuffle board Connection Charges 6,148 8.000 6.466 10,000 10,000 7,000 8,000 Service Charges 111,460 109,000 59.640 115,000 115,000 Also, Leon J. March Jr., 9, East 1,024 1.500 051 2.600 2,600 2,500 2,500 700 700 267 600 600 700 700 and bowling set; Linda Roberts of FOR INCOME TAX Interest Interest Hartford: Rog Ada'ns. 11. An­ Ea.st Hartford, 12,700, doll car- Accounts Receivable 8,991 11,500 3,678 8,000 8.000 8,000 8,000 Sludge Charge for dover; and Margaret Sullivan, 12, rage. Fourth prizes, Robert Bas- ASSISTANCE. CALL __ 250 250 Assessments 18,032 25,000 9,139 16,000 16,000 10,000 10,000 Dumping 168 193 250 250 of Hartford. cetta of Manchester. 7,918, camera ANDERSON Assessments 38,228 45,000 3,443 7,000 5,000 5,000 25,000 Rental 2,950 — 1,912 3,187 3,100 5.300 5,300 The Parkade Bakery, owned and set: Janice Heal of Irving St.. 11,- Ml 9-4764; Ml 9-0854 — ■--- 19,000 10.000 33.00b 269, doll family set. Fifth prizes, Right of Way Sale 15.6f8 — — — — — Excess Bond Proceeds 16,000 — — operated by Joseph Kopman. has — Charles Skoog of Andover, 7,697, — 100 Too" Sales — — 10,000 10,000 10.000 — opened at the Manchester Shop­ Mlacellangous 1,.335 — — baseball glove; Susan Loughlin of Balance from Prior Year — 2,500 — 2,500 100,000 23,128 150,556 170,700 73,543 132,65 b l'49,850 130.950 176X50 ping Parkade. — Total Revenue The new store, which carries a South Alton St., 8,549, girl’s cos­ Total Revenue 341,9'88 324,500 190.818 344,022 1 346.400 . 442.783 366.828 Expended Budgeted Expended Dep't. Mgr’s Dep’t. Mgr’s complete line of bakery goods, also metic kit. Estimate Eslimate Estimate Estimate GENERAL Expended Budgeted Expended Dep’t Mgr’s Dep’t. 4 Mgr’s EXPENDITURES \ 1057-58 A.S Of As Of specializes in wedding and birth­ 12-31-58 12-31-58 1958-59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 day cakes. About eight persons Indicatioas are that more Man­ EXPENDITURES 1957-58 As or As Of Estimate Estimate Estimate Estimate chester residents may be planning 12-31-58 12-31-58 1958-59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 Administration and are employed by the bakery, most TV SERVICE 1 1 Elnglneering 18,292 14,525 8.983 14,519 15,400 15.761 17.561 of them on a part-time basis. to repair or improve their homes Day* ( A AC A Call Administration and The quarters, which were for­ this spring than in any year in re­ Nights WAavw Plus Parts Engineer ■ 41.610 43.49,5 26.333 45.453 44,000 45,266 49.250 Maintenance and cent history, T. J. Crockett, presi­ 54,864 56,150 30,265 55,228 55,000 61,903 64,178 merly occupied by an appliance Operations store, have been completely re­ dent of the local Real Estate TEL. Ml 8-5482 Maintenance and 19,764 68.778 67,806 67,808 Operations 110,615 104,500 44.610 107,800 104,500 108,203 113,100 Debt Service 69,756 68,778 3,375 decorated in pastel colors; figur­ Board, reported today. X Crockett added that if such work Debt Service 100.991 100.941 55,781 98,941 98,941 99.128 99,128 Improvement and ines and other cake decorations Free life Insurance — At no cost beyond the charge* Extensions 5,054 31,000 . 2.742 14,600 10.000 479.800 27.000 are displayed in an attractive, is being planned in preparation for Here's the greatest step in personal banking con­ Improvement and paneled showcase located on one the possible sale of the home, own­ venience in years: You can make a purchase run­ just stated, the unpaid balance, up to $10,000, is Extensions 53,567 75,625 38,728 • 60.547 60,500 174.350 106.350 Total Expenditures 147.960 170,453 45,365 104,111 1'49,178 345;270 176,545 wall. ers will benefit from a discussion ning into hundreds, even thousands of dollars—and fully covered by life insurance. . Total Expenditures 306.683 324.461 165,4.52 312,741 307,941 426,947 366,828 \ Kopman formerly operated a of their plans with the realtor of \ bakerv in Wethersfield for 6'2 their choice. write ?put your INSTANT MONEY check on the N.. years and then decided to sell out His belief in a boom period of spot. It makes no difference what your bank bal­ Monthly statement — You receive your statement GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES and move to Manche.ster. He chose home modernization and mainten­ ance is. We honor the check automatically. You re­ in advance of each payment date. It shows how Expended Budget^ Expended Dept. Mgr.'s Dept’s N^gr’a Manchester hocau.se it's a "nice ance, Crockett said, is based on the pay us in regular monthly installments. much money you have used, how much you have EXPENDITURES AND REVENUES TOWN FIRE DISTRICT Request Reopm. community with friendly people." observations of the 31 realtors who a, lOMNicmuT itNK nail to. CLASSIFICATION 1957-58 As Of 1st 6 Mos. Estimates Estimates MSfsii'ii • ■•s(Sitit«« left to draw upon and the service charges for in­ 1959-60 1959^ are members of the Board, and on Collected Budget Collecte ou make no payment. If the balance due is less Current Property Tax 250,659 2,5.5.986 179,693' 252,786 ^Controller 23,508 “ 5 45,645 14,147 35,410 35,400 45,327 42,187 Engineering Di.splay in New York plans of consumers, just released, PHARMACY stereophonic hi-fi, clothing, medical bills or any than the agreed-on monthly pajTnent, you pay only Collection of Back Taxes ' 8.236 5,000 957 2,000 38.500 43,000 37,875 City, March 31 to April 3. during indicated that 24.6 per cent of the other purpose that calls for more than you can con­ Insurance 29.437 31,600 27,666 38,500 nation’s non-farm families intend 299 E. CENTER ST. the amount due. Grant In Lieu of Ta.xes 795 144 144 12,028 the Society of Automotive En- veniently handle in a lump sum. Whenever you "Elections 13,618 22,740 ’ 17,068 20.079 22,700 12.080 ginccr.s National Aeronautic Meet­ to spend $50 or mote on improve­ Miscellaneous ^(r.021 500 634 750 40,682 Ml 9-0896 write an INSTANT MONEY credit check you auto­ Assessment 34,790 37.164 18,557 36,945 38,000 38,957 ing. ments or repairs to their homes A big "p lot" over other financing plans — Suppose Cash Balance from — — matically put the expenditure on a financed basis. Prior Year ---- 5.500 47,101 47,101 Revaluation 2,115 -- — — — your available credit amounts to $480.00 and you Collector of Revenue 21,686 28,743 11,423 23,880 23,880 26.156 26,096 make a purchase of $100.00. You still have $380.00 TOTAL 297,711 266.986 228.529 302.781 ,302.781 294,323 294,323 Town Clerk 7.741 22.050 1.264 21,427 21,400 26,560 26.250 Easy to arrange — Simply decide how much you credit available, and as you make your agreed-oa Expended 1 Budgeted 1 Expended Total Mgr’s Dep’t. Mgr’s ^Treasurer 3.698 4,534 1.932 4,482 4,500 5,069 8,385 can. afford to pay back to the bank every month. EXPENDITURES 1957-.5R A.S Of 1st 6 Mo.s. Estimate Estimate Request Estimate monthly payments (in this instance $40.00) this "Planning and Zoning 13,534 5,765 13.534 13,400 16,237 15,412 Multiply by twelve. This is the maximum credit 1 12-31-58 1 193R-.50 1958-59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 9,437 money becomes available again, too. Town Counsel 24.129 27,000 22,173 61,163 62,000 52,200 43,775 against which you can write INSTANT MONEY All Actirilies 25n,6'08 i 289,080 | 141.968 287^6 287,850 307,553 293,662 Development Commission 11.281 16.000 5T91 12,852 12,800 12,601 12,300 checks the moment your application is approved. Credit up to $10,000 — fully insured! Perhaps your Welfare 45,627 50,000 22,780 58,000 58,000 76,608 69,759 For example, if you can repay $20.00 a month, .vour income varies from month to month, or perhaps your expenses are higher in certain mouths. The "PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. available INSTANT MONEY credit will be $240.00. If you can pay back $2.'i0.00 the available credit INSTANT MONEY credit plan may be exactly GENERAL FUND REVENUES "P ublic Works Dept. Administration ______4,578 3,400 17,700 17,700 will be $3,000.00. Just use the coupon below, or you what you’re looking for to remove the financial Collected Budget Collected Dept. Manager's Dept. Manager's 27.700 42,002 28,435 may visit or phone any Connecticut Bank & Trust strain at a cost far below its value to you. Estimate E^ti mate Municipal Buildings 25.220 28,953 11,774 32,011 As Of Estimate Estimate Estimate Company office to secure an application. REVENUE SOURCE 1967-58 1958-59 12-31-58, 1958-59 1958-59 1959-60 1959-60 Building Inspection 28.495 29,964 C4.759 29.243 27,000 32,241 31,548 DEPARTMENTS: ” Engineering — 41,100 19,319 42,055 41,000 63,655 44,977 253,345 250,000 278,039 290,460 Easy la use— When your application is approved Board of Education 110.049 113,475 _6,423 113.475 109.600 109.500 "Highways 246.295 253,706 113,342 ’^Sldwalks and Curbs 39,000 37,000 49,879 40,500 we will send you a free supply of INSTANT SBTyOUR Building Inspector _33,794' ]^37,600' 13,288^ _28.000" _ 33.460' ’ 30,00(Y 45,523 39,000 23,167 "Street Lighting 61,500 78,500 ■ 78,500 74,000 98,500' 93,000 MONEY checks, imprinted with your name. Use Cemeteries 35,823~ __28,000‘ 16.844 _33.000' _33.280' 33,000 33,336 - I Garbage Collection and them just as you would any other checks. Your Highways. 1 607' __ 1.500' ___118' __^ 200' 250' Disposal 113,818 112,092 67,477 111,972 112,000 139,014 125,986 credit remains your private affair, and you “ pay” lUSrANT Interest Earned 39.881' _26.000' 5,679~ 30.000' 35.000' 40.000 Cemet.eries 42,244 46,607 26,409 46,529 45,000 60,112 - 55,216 Librarales 9.863 9.oon' for what you buy on the spot. 9,900 9.520 10.000 ' New School Construction I Miscellaneous __ 3.14;£ ’ 10 . 1.20b 1.903' 1.500 Administration 6,000 i.poo 1,500 9,000 8,500 814 796 Canvenient repayment — You select a day of the mohby Municipal Buildings __ 1,258 1.. 770"__ 2.520 2.500 Snow Removal and month on which you wish to have your monthly f>lannlng and Zoning ___ 918' 800 97.5' 800' 1.000 Sanding 33,000 36.180 7,908 36.180 39,000 47,370 — payments come due. You may make your payments Police __ 3.856 _ 2.500 1,508 __4.000' 4,000 ,4.000 "POLICE DEP'ARTMENT~ CREDIT APPLICATION Police Special Services in person, by mail, dr by automatic deduction from 7,348' 12.000 4.076' 8.. 500~ izob'o' 9,000' Admin. Invest, and Patrol ^81,264 300.000 144,044 287,666 290.000 365,597 338,479 Recreation your regular checking account jvith us, if you have TODAY! 9,415' jl.lO O ' 4.28l' _10,000_ 9.400 10,000' School Crossings 27,625 29.760 11,855 29,696 29,500 30,105 29,525 All Reasonably Priced Rentals and Leases one. You liever need pay more than the agreed-on 27.550»» _ _7,70b' " 3.399 12.200 13*350 12,000 Special Services 9,630 12,000 3,853 8,500 8,500 12,000 9,000 School Construtcion Adm, monthly payment, although you ipay make advance 8U _ 6,000_ _ 1.500" 9.o'ob 9.000 Civil Defense 3,459 4.850 1,448 4,460 3,470 9,763 7,363 EASTER LILIES, HYDRANGEAS - Don't wait! Use the convenient coupon be­ Town Clerk pajTnents at any time if you wish. 21.000 1.365 14.000~ 24,000 24.000 Health 17,158 17,779 6,381 17,745 17,745 27,259 17,884 low. Or if you prefer, phone any Connecticut Town Court 34.324 ' 33.000' _16,848_ CINERARIAS, GARDENIAS, MUMS .13,000 32,800' 34;obo' ' Recreation 93,863 > 97,000 63,101 97,750 97,000 102,638 100,735 low cost — you pay 1% per month on the average Bank & Trust Company office and ask to . Walks and Curbs 7,390' ' 20,000' 13.381 16.000' 12,000' 15.000 Parks and Tree Warden ' 80;649 83,0f)0 39,375 83,000 81,000 102.509 87,644 unpaid balance during the month, and 25# per Welifare "is.sso' — Per have an INSTANT MONEY Credit Applica­ 19,500' 10,065" 19,000' 28.451 28.000 Housing Authority 12,316 ^ — — Blossom ebeck written. There is no other cost. V s t a t e ASSISTANCE: L lbr^es 85.716 102,326 81,977 102,326 103,000. ■ 116,694 112,030. TULIPS 25c tion mailed to you. Applications are also Per __Schools, Operation 760,499 780,916 275,830 949 2,635 2,630 2,630 1,260 1,260 available if you stop in at any of our officef. 780,916 '781.000 796.958 796,000 Probate Court 301 HYACINTHS 50c Blossom Schools, New Construction 129,477' 134,727 10,0,50' 21,095 22.214 i 21,366 , 20.789 22.928 22.419 ' 135,975 ' 135.000' 139,975' too'oo'o Town Court 10,112 Per Pot 78,754 ‘ ’ 88,000 78,754 STATE SHARED TAXES Retirement and Insurance 66,463 77,000 15,274 81,000 DAFFODILS $2.00 And Up Bus Tax 2,446 2,400 Hartford County Tax 33,817 35,000 — 40,033 40,033 47,000 47,000 ORCHIDS ...... saaaassass $3.00 The" Connecticut Bank & trust Company Liquor licenses 24,250 24,000 10.660 23,250 23,000 23,000 "B'OAHiOOF'EDUCA’r lW ■ ■ OTHERS: Operations . 2,869,419 3,19!2,736 'I i;Mi?(63 3,192,736 3,194,875 3,677,36T 3,450,416 CORSAGES ...... • ssatsa'a't* $1.00 Up The ConneeKeut Bank. Department IM, P.O. Box T168, federal- Assistance ____ -133 Capital Improvement Hartford Connecticut _ — ' --- “■ • 14,644 BOUQUETS ...... • ••••.••••a $1.00 Up Balance from Prior Year ____67,9.92' Proje'ets 98.000 ,227.943 227,943 227.943 45,000 45,000 AND TRUST COMPANY Please send me more information, and.aia Grant In 'XJeu of Taxes 16.586 Bond Maturities and —' T5I.132 877,893 ___ ^"1,855^ ' 1.855 1,855 lO.OOOT Interest 382,596 977,693 977,593 983,863 983,865. OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY "INSTANT MONEY" application blank. Property Taxes 4,311,229 4,22br,299' 2,985,243 4.256,555 4,268,000' 6,167 boo' 5,167,800 Coat of Ikauing Honda 1,636 6,000 — 500 500 500 500 Bale of L>^~’ 15,750 Capitol Improvemeivt NAMEl $ehool Bond Surplus and Projects 30,303 64,600 10,862 60,500 5(^500 131.814 50,0001 Jhteteet 100,000 I 285,000 285,000 285,000 10.000 Cont. to Cap. Imp. Fund — . ■ — — . --- .72,980 26 OfficBi • • • MBrying 16 Conheetieut eommunitiBS i street, Water and 'Sewer Dept. ----- r----- Salary, Wages. Fringe McConville flreenhbiises Relm. 8.171 893 MAIN ST., MAMCHCSTMt^-NORTH MtANCH. 15 N. MAIN $T. ‘ ---- 27,000 6,607 11,545 12,000 13,182 15,000 B e n ^ . Ad justmants — Pog Ucenae r y a j RelgL 3,000 Total-General Fund 6,464.82i y*Uw ijOU 1 ; 6,025, 302 W OODIRIDGI ST. ^ Ml 9-S947 JBj698jB25 8,619/761 _6|044,^ 6,070,518 6,548,040 6,572,100 Expenditures % A .j \

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI LNUH ESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1969 rpAGB 8EVBN '5! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 196» tlonM Church will s*rv* an DssUr Bolton breakYaqt tomorro’W from 7 to 7:45 Wa^itBf ton is rtaUy InUndlng to Vernon Wonders of the Universe a.m. The’^flrst Eastsr worship wlH I fUmri^Btrr begin at 8:30 a.m. A second wor­ " * • » ■, ship service will be held at 10 a.m. r I b aSeli such Instnnc*, m nm ot- Connecticut License Code Fiano Heads The Rev. Theodore "W. Chandler Easter Greetings v ^ D e n tttd ttr of fBct, WBBhlngton clBlmed, The Open Foriim Will Planet Probes Jr. haa chosen a* his sermon topic, and did rocotvB. In th« utterance* For Plumbers, B t JfMnea’ JL C. Chivoh fit. Mmfy'm Episcopal .Church ’United Methodist Church of Boltor.'^ NofUi Methodist Chnrrh "How Are the Dead Raised?” The Yankee ' r« v . JMin F. HaaiKm, Pnator I I BlMtU - of Congress, and In the opinions of Communications for publicsUona In the Open Forum will not Church . Mid Pbr^''Bts. . Comer Route 44A and South ltd. SOO Parker Ht. CaiicerFund Junior and Chancel Choir* will Th6Y»(i Semtthing M iS h S w r. By A. H. 0. Others to Start Rev. JnmM T. O’Goiuen Rev. Carlton T. Daly, Mlninter Re%‘. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister sing at the earlier service; the Sen­ editors and commentatorSi support be guaranteed publlcaUon U they contain more than 300 wordA Ever Be Visible ? The Rev. Alfred U WtlliMns, Rev. aohn F. Blanchfleld Rector Lawrence Fiano of Carter St. ior Choir at 10 a.m. Vtry SpBdal About for Its toujfhness. even though the The Herald-reserves the right to decline to publish any matter Rev. Joseph H. McCann Sunrise Service; 6 s.m., outdoors pnbH»h«l», With the arrival of Republican that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression Only licensed plumbers, electri­ The Rev. PrepCott Beach, Jr., II a.m.. Church School for jun­ has been appointed chairman of The Rev. Mr. Chandler has call­ E«tt«r aonctayi ftMiadad Oet(A«t 1. IWl toughness was really softness. Assistant on the church grounds. statesmanship on the court reform of political views is desired by contributions of this character cian* and heating contractors will . What about objecU circling th* ior and Junior high departments the cancer crusade in Bolton thli ed to the attention of his parish­ So the process was really one In but letters which are defamatory or gbualve will be rejected. By DR. L M. LEVITT Sunday Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 9:30 a.m.. Morning worship, fam­ "ru-o services of worship; 9 snd ioners, B television presentation, |i|iMUB«or proved, it has a somewhat stirring which showed 350 parts per mil­ 8 p.m., Wednesday meeting. classes for two. three, and four- progress and is being made by mail A uto in surance high ? TTien lories of each one will equire of the three fields, and where a H ave Hope Dr. Whipple believes it could bo St. Bartholomew's Church H o lin e ^ service a t 10:46. Special CIHcCt-ATIONS ______the last-ditch entanglement with oppprtunity to apply Itself to the lion or 0.035’'/r by weight. Cumula­ Reading room hours at 749 Main year olds. Ail other pupils are rheefc Safeco rate*. Proudly repre­ more space in your paper than you permit is required. An individual, Let's start first, however, with fashioned of metal foil and mount­ ..Buckley School Auditorium Band and Songster mualc. .Sermon this year, Mrs. Emerson Bosworth rbiang Kai-shek? What if they production of some fiscal honesty tion of fluoride in the sludge re­ Vanguard. This 20-lnch polished urged to attend church worship. sented by the Crockett Agency The Herald Prtnim* will want to allot. You can judge a firm or a corporation doing ed on a space vehicle to reflect Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 by Major Lamie. "His Demonstra­ of RD 2, Manchester Is in charge sssum es no financial responalblllty fW and responsibility in state govern­ from the following, but before' I moved ran as high as "1900 ppm magnesium satellite at an altitude Babies will be cared for in the Inc., MI 3-1577. really believed that that entangle­ plumbing heating or electrical sunlight to. the esrth. to 9 p.m. tower nursery, with a child-tending tion of Glory”. of the,Red Cross drive. teporrsphlcal errors appearlnj ^ »d- m ent. give the case I will give a 4»rief fluoride” in the plant. of 200 miles will appear like i- ^Ttlsemenls and other ment was a folly, from which we work in Vernon muat be licensed. Follow Probes Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and "Realty” will be the subject of Hospital visitation at 2 p.m, by Easter Servleea 'fhere Is, of course, a double po­ biographical sketch of the author I have a list of about 100 com­ service for non-enrolled toddlers Manche«ter Evening HeraM Bol­ In The Mancheeter Evenlns Hemld- The purpose of the regulation la sixth magnitude object at its The mirror at about 30,000,000 10:30 a.m . the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, through four-year-olds, in five-year Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mrs. The first Easter *ei’vloe in Bol­ CONCORDIA ought to be trying to extricate our­ litical background operating I am quoting. munities that have difjearded arti­ brightest. (A sixth magnitude star ton eorrespondent. Doris M., DlspiBv Bdrertlilnf closln* houre. to protect property owners from miles from the earth and reflecting M arch 29. kindergarten room. Major Lamle. Prayer meeting at ton w;lll be celebrated a t St. M au r­ selves? against. anv . such development. The Dr, G. D. Waldbott wa.s gradu- ficial fluoridation. According to is just barely visible to the naked U'ltalla, telephone Mitchell 3-5545. Tor Monda.r-1 p m, M day. sub-standard work done by un­ magnitude 13.3. St. Maurice R. C. Churc’h The Golden Text is from Mark 6:45 p.m . ice Church during the first hour of For Tue.eday—1 p ni Monday Repuhlicans in the last campaign, j „ , p ( j Heidelberg University the Commercial Atlas this means eye under the most Ideal condi­ What if. all along, Washington qualified workmen. Huntington sunlight will have a brightness of Bolton Center (1:14,15): "Jesus came Into Galilee, Zion Evangellral I.iitheran Church E vening service at 7 :30. Special the day when Maas will be cele­ Fnr Wednesday—1 P or ‘“•■"fr- with little hope and little brains 1921, cam e to U S. in 1924, Is a that 2,098.2.52 persona have dis­ tions.) LUTHERAN CHURCH ^*or THiurirfay—1 p.fn. WedneioMy. WAS tailoring its Formosa policy carded fluoridation after a trial. .said he has found Instances of This could bo easily photo­ Rev. Bernard MnGiirk, Pastor preaching the gospel of the king­ (MUsouri S.vnod) Band and Songster music. Sermon brated beginning at midnight. It and little money, elected to atake Fellow of American College of If the object is moved to the by Major’ Lamie, "The^’ Spiritual For Friday—1 p ni. on a false premise of what the evciTthing on a desperate fright Being forced to drink this stuff such work during his inspections. g rap h ed w ith a telescope ■with len­ dom of God, arid saying. The time Coo|>er and H igh Street will be preceded by the Easter Coiieslogja W;8^n For Saturday-1 p tR. jfrlday. Physicians, the American rademy moon's distance—240,000 miles— l.s fulfilled, and the kingdom of God B ody.” vigil beginning at 10:30 p.m. toda.y. WINTER and GARDEN STREF:TS ClassUled deadline; 10:30 ^ m .,e y n American people expected and rampalgn which w'aved the peril of Allergy, the American College is like being in a concentration The three classifications covered ses of eight Inches or over. Masses at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor day the brightness fails off by a fac­ is at hand.” M inibllCBtlon except gaturdA T- of higher taxes under a reelected of Allergists, former President camp. Ask those that are ptjqhing b.v the regulation are as follows; The investigations of Dr Whipple Miss Marion A. Erdln, Organist C onfessions will be held from 3..30 Helped EjNiablish * a m ______^ wanted It to do' tor bf over a million. This, in Selections from the Bible in­ Covenant Congregntlonnl C3«urch R lhiroff. Mich. Allergy Sor., the Us* goes for fluoridation If they get their Class I: Master plumber's, mas­ indicate that it may be possible to Sacred Heart Church to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. today, ter steamfitter's and electrical astronomical language, i« a loss clude the following: "For God, who 48 Spruce St. E a s te r Ma.s.ses tom orrow Saturday, March 2fi Suppor.e, in retrospect, this were Whether If the nepiihlioans had on for another page. water from their own well and rf follow'probes to the planets. If ao, Church St., Vernon M arch 29, E a s te r Sunday. other RitYlif-Hand Drive contractors, covering the installa- of about 15 magnitudes. The commanded the light to shine out Rev. K. Ejnar Raak, Minister Will be celebrated a t 7, 8:30 and true. What, then, were ordinary not campaigned that way. Ribicoff Case No. 19. Mrs. H. M., age 49, they intend to add sodium fluoride. they can be guided to land on the Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor , 6 a.m., Easter Sunrise Service If fluoride is added to oUr water tteq, alteration or repair of plumb­ sphere at the moon's distance of darkness, hath shined in' our 10 a.m . Easter citizens doing to put their govern­ might have elected rampalgn of Saginaw. Mich., had lived as a planet or circle it in a desired path. on "Zion Heigiits " suppl.v and there is a sudden burst­ ing,' heating and electrical work of would be of the 21st magnitude, hearts, to give the light of the 8 a.m., O.stcrgolle.sdienst. Sunday, March 29— Holy Communion W’ill be cele­ Waalrlngton .TTie old Conestoga ment straight? Did they disagree frankly on state flaral Issues is a child near Toronto, where the well and thus could barely be photo­ In the past we considered small Masses at , 9:30 and 11 a.m. SERVICES To the casual human fancy, and moot question.' Not even Rocke­ ing of pipes, water boilers or auto­ any description. knowledge of the glory of God in 9 a.m.. No Sunday School, but Sunda.v School, 9:30 a.m. brated at St. George’s Episcopal wagon seems to have had a big water wa.s said to contain fluo­ graphed by the 200-inch Hale tele­ objects as lost to the earth for all Church-time Nursery, 10:30 for to the deepest human hope, the with the moronic editorials which feller campaigned by promising to mobile radiators you will know Class II: Journeymen’s licenses the face of Je.sus (Thrist” (II Sunday S(hool and Congregation­ Church service at 10 a m. in the Influence on the American custom rides. Her brother, sister and moth­ scope. time. Today we are contemplating St. Francis Assisi Church infanl.s and small children (until cheered American toughne,ss on? raise la.ves. But when the Republi­ why. The town of Manchester with for plumbers, steamfitters and Corinthian.s 4 :6). al Ea.sler fc.stlval service al 7 p.nv Civil Defen.se shelter at the Elem-, of driving vehicles on the right- robin of spring Is the same Im­ er had “gray teeth” and "bark Obvious!, no ordinary satellite tracking them in their endless jour­ South Windsor the close of the Morning Worship). 8:00-9:15-10:45 ' cans did rampalgn as they did. miles of old pipes faces a problem electrical contracting. covering Correlative passages from "Sci­ 9:40 a.ni., I’leparalnry Service entar.v School. Mra. Charles Liim- mortal robin, the violet the name Did they remonstrate with the trouble.” She, herself had suffered —even of the large Russian varie­ neys around the sun. Rov’. Arthur ... Heffeman, Pastor hand side of the road, according Ribicoff wa.s forgiven for cam­ if all this is true. the practice of these trades under ence and Health with Key to the for Conimunlon. Moi’iiing Worship, 10:45 a.m. bert of Vernon w’ill sing an offer­ automatic patriotism with which from "rheumatism” until s^ the direction and employment of ty—will be visible after it passes (Copyright 1959, General Feature* Rev. Raymond B. Yaskaiiskas, Sei mon: "The Glorious Truth of to the National Georgraphlc So­ \iolet springing up once again. paigning as he did, which was by Three years ago a representa­ Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, 10 a m., Ka.ster Festival Service tory anthem, "At the End of the m oved aw ay at age 19. S u b ^ the moon. Oorp.) Assistant Pastor Easter." A public address system Such Immortality of spring wc their Congressmen cheered on a firm pledges not to increase taxes quenlly, she had been in perfect tive of the State Bo.ard of Health the holder of a Class I or Class HI include the following (p.208:20) : with Holy Communion. Text: Rev. S a b b a th ,” T here w’lll bq, fio church ciety. will be set up in the rooms back of tough policy because It had been health until 1917 w hen a uterine spoke to the Lions Club in Willi- license. "Let us learn of the real and 22: 1-5. Theme: "Life and Resur­ school session. Nursery W’ill be held The society' reports that Cones­ would likewise confer upon a por­ or levy new ones. Class III: Covers work of such Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 the choir loft for those \vho cannot COMMUNION AT 10:45 The outcome of the election left malignanCV was removed. mantic. He told us that fluoride eternal, and prepare for the reign rection" for sm all children during the toga teamsters iisnally ride the tion of ourselves. proposed to them and because to character onl.y as specifically a.m. I find place in the Sanctuary. Ribicoff with two kinds of honesty D uring Ju ly 1953, tw o .years and had been added in a State Institu­ of spirit, the kingdom of heaven,- 10 a.m.. Ninsei’v in the parish sermon and administration of left-w’heel horse, walked at the differ with It might have been to designated In the license l.ssued. Parking will be available in the In the prospect of death, as well to choose between. He could be three months sfter Saginaw fluor­ tion in Southbiiry a long time ago. the reign and rule of universal har­ hon.se during church worship. Communion.' left of the horses, or manned the weaken Americas front? Did they Old Salt Now Paints Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 7 p.m., Easter evening festival two driveways north of the church, SERMON: as In the living of life, we can honest in the campaign pledges he idated its water supply, she noted I asked him what statistics had mony. which cannot be lost nor Sunrise Service "lazy board " a sliding oak plank Church sei’Viie for Sunday School and and also In the Podrove-Kelly of­ actually stand almost anything ao dare proclaim a lack of enthusi­ should never have made, and -a peculiar gnawing sensation in shown there. My answer from him remain forever unseen.” — Uniter! Methodist Church W’lll fi’om W’liich the brake could be "This la The Day Which the IjOrd Hath Mad*’’ - Winter and Garden Sts. Congregation, with special order, fice lot on the corner of Spruce long as it does not involve the asm for Clilang Kai-shek, and thus prove himself a man of his word b.v her stomach after eating as though was evasive a.s he told us that un­ South W'indsor hold,* sunrise service at the R. D. operated between the left wlieels. The Rev. Werner Wedel, G'leet Paator there was something “burning In­ attendance awards, and gifts. and East Center. Valentine properly on Vernon Rd. disappearance and destruction of expose themselvod'-to the charge getting by for two more years fortunately no records were kept. Ships He Once Sailed Community Baptist Church Other vehicles tended to follow without ta.\ increases. Or he could side.” Simultaneously, there was 8 a.m.. Worship service. al 6:30 a.m. tomorrow. Charlea the deep r«ts of Ihe heavy freight of being Communists? Thia does not seem possible. Officials Chosen 585 E. Center St. at the Green Send Congregational Chiir<’h the Individual Identity. It is the "I” treat his own campaign promises increasi.ng stiffness and pain in 9:15 a.m., Worship service with .*41. John's Polish National M iller, locAl preaohe(, will be In carriera. As early as 1787 Penn­ EASTER MUSIC: Periodically notices appear in John R. Neubert, Minister 4'atholic Church 385 North Main SI. In us which we cannot bear to If, by any chance, this was the as so much oratory, violate them, the spine, relieved somewhat by this paper as to the flu.ahing of Philadelphia (Ti - - Fifty-odd’ ship was headed around Cape Children's Choir. charge. Breakfast will be served sylvania legalized right-hand Rov. .’Xrnold W. Tozer, MliiWitor .Senior Choir, Ivan Beckwith, Choirmaster lose. ’Ihose of us who distrust the way they really felt, the chain of and advance tn the honesty of using a board In her bed. The water mains. This is done I sup­ For Little League Horn to Australia. 10:45 a.m., Boiy communion 28 (ioluay St. at the rlnu’i’h at 7:30 .’i.m. follow­ travel. hands began to tingle In tbe area years ago. Captain TBayard 6 a.m., Easter sunrise and break­ Rev. Walter H.yszko, Paolor ing the servir e. Soloist, Mis* Marlhe. Diana giving the state the ti.scal policies pose to clean out rust and sludge Stuck with It serv’lce with Senior Choir. The Rev. eternal completely perhaps try to circumstancea then was this: That of the fourth rfml fifth fingers, when Foulke's father said hell wasn't fast. M arch 29. E a.ster Siin()ay - Children's Choir, Mr*. Edward Walter*, Director it really needed, doing what was w hich accum ulates. I t doe.a seem Preliminary plana for a new That was the beginning of a Werner Wedel will be the guest The 9:30 a m. worship will he a make that "1" atUln survival the government, talking tough on peeling potatoes she was not able 9:30 q.m., Sunday Church 6 a.m.. Procession of "The Lord 9:30 and. 11 a.m., identical sen’- British Sub H 4TC best for the state rather than what possible that thia fluoride also ac­ pla.ver selection sy.stem recom­ hot enough yet for his seafaring three-year journey and a 50-year p asto r. family service at which the ser­ through monuments, or artistic to finish She lo.st eontro! of her School for all ages, oradle roll Is R isen.” ice.s. C hurch School 9:30 services a a aoft policy, felt It necessary to was best for his own record of cumulates in larger doses than in­ mended by the National Little son. career at sea. H« came back to 4 p.m., Easter program by the through adults. mon. ‘The Meaning of the Resnr- (NURSERY TN THE PARISH HOUSE) logs, which "seemed to collapse” 10:30'a.m.. High Mass. nnlv. Nursery for small children Groton, March 28 lAh A Brltl.sh achievements, good works on fool its own people some of the campaign promlsefS^ The somewhat tended to be consumed. When this Ixagiie meeting at tho Community "And I guess it's still a little too Oyster Bay with a model of the Sunday School. 10:15 a.m., Sunday church ac­ reetlon,” will be given for the ( hil- under her. Gradually she developed durihg both services. subm arine is v isitin g the U..S. earth, or big works on earth. time because its own people fiad easier choice of honor and lionc.sty is released then what? Hall on Main St. thi.s week. cool for me, " the salty old captain Caracao whittled out of driftwood tivity program for children, cradle dren's understanding by the Rev. SUNDAY SCHOOL EASTER PROGRAM 4 P.M. severe muscular pains in the arms In the pa.st the town wa.s GiistafKon, Pastor ' Rev. Clifford O. .Simpson Will Preach On The The Most Goveriyor Ribicoff from the unwise thousand and three thousand com­ use made of Sodium Fluoride than include: Cubs, Peter Amo, man­ back when the rest of the family a.m. Art Lowry’s band will fur­ 6:00 A.M.— EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE campaigX'pledges unwl.se Republi­ munities that have had fluoridated rat poison. found out what he was up to. “ETER.NAL JOY OF PRAYER” Morning Message Next week the concluding topic The two latest Innovations be.i’ng ager, Ed Hale and Jim Murphy, nish music for dancing. 10:45 a.m., Easter service, at can campiUgn strategy forced him water have discarded it, that many Geo. A. Caillouette. DC. coaches; Dodgers, Steve Capsolas, Official Impressed and Breakfast In the Foreign Policy Association recommended to Improve the Tickets are available from the Manchester Green School with Music By The Pilgrim Choir and Tlie ' “Resurrection Reverberations” into' Whv hot a high level, non- liave trouble because of corroded 119 Center St. manager, Bob Davis and Jim Once he was caught in a heavy association's recreation co-chair­ special music, recitations and mes­ "Great Decisions" discussions will poblical effort on this is.sue. too. fog on an excursion. His seaman­ ” Youth and The Senior Choirs American system of ediiration are and hurst water mains and gear Manchester, Conn. Doyle, coaches; Indians, Dave men, Mrs. Edith Laws and Mrs. sage. to do what happens to be best for ship in bringing the boat back to 9:30 A.m .— SUNDAY CHURCH SCHOOL be "What Challenges to Diplomat teaching machines and scrambled of the fluoridating equipment eat­ Casavant, manager, Tom Close, Ruth Hooper. Members of the as­ 6 p.m., Christ's Amba.vadors, The HHllclujah Chorus, From The MessiAh Handel 7:30 P.M.—Kvening Hour the slate itself, which would be. at the dock impressed one of the SEND THEM and Citizen?” textbooks. en aw av ? Roy Leonard and Fred Roscio, sociation may contact their street youth service. Piaster Cantata a minimum, some compromise be­ In a report to the R2nd Congress, coaches; Short Seconds, Dave passengers, an official of an At­ managers for tickets. Ralph Lundberg. Baritone Soloist Will Sing The central question raised Is Some teaching machines oper­ tween borrowing and poslponc- 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 10;j 5 A.M.— MORNING SERVICE second se.ssion entitled “Fluorida­ Company May Hire Tripp, manager, Ed Taconis, lantic passenger line, and young In addition to plans for the "JESUS OF NAZARETH, KING " "Mine Js A Risen Savior” that of what role the ordinary cit­ ate like slot machines, and, where menl, and paying now. Foulke was offered a job. His THE tion of Public Drinking Water.” coach; Yanks, Earl Carey, man­ dance, other business discussed at Church of the Narjirene izen should play in the formula­ Sermon Topic: "A Joyous Easter," V TED GANNUTZ, Trumpet Soloist ti.cy have been tested, the stu­ Hou.se of Representatives Union New Bus Drivers ager and Paul Carey, coach. father got wind of it and called the recent meeting of the associ­ 236 Main St. tion of the foreign policy of a dents dig tliem real good. If they Calendar No, 7R7 (this can be had Church Notes him on the carpet. ation included the water situation C. E. Winslow, Minister RlW. CLIFFORD O. SIMPSON, Minister There will be ho Sunday School HOMETOWN democracy, and the Foreign Policy pull the right lever, they hit the from Government Printing Office Boston, March 28 (Ah — The "He sat there, ■ twirling those in the North End, Bolton St. flood­ Note:. A special activity and a.ssembly program will be con­ A Thought for Today fn- 5 cents! Congressman A. I.. at First Congregational Church. long mustaches he wore, and REV. LAURENCE J. VINCENT, Associate Minister brochure on the question presents jackpot, and this is acquisition of st.rike-bound Eastern Massachu­ ing. and the location of a traffic 9:30 a.m., Church School, classes ducted for children. Cradle Roll thi’ough Grade 4 during the wor­ CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sponsored by tbe Manchester Ntiller. who is also a Dental Sur- Children will attend church at asked me if I was determined to light at the intersection of Tower a case history of how one specific setts Street Railway has notified NEWS for ail ages. . ship hour. Junior High and Senior High Youth Fellowships meet ROBERT VA.TER, Director of Music knowledge comhined with prep- Council of Churches j geon. comments “I would point out either 9:30 or 11 a m. with their go to sea. I said yes, and the next Rd. and W. Middle Tpke. at the 10:45 a.m.. Worship ,service, C. E. ff inslf>tv, Minister American foreign policy, that on that while generally it is said the its bus drivers and mecha>\ics to parents. The Rev: R. Wirtthrop at 7 p.m. A meaningful religious experience for the whole fam­ I aratlon for real life. day he got me a Job on the Parkade. Norman Hpngerford, vice theme; "Resurrection Reverbera­ MARTHA WHITE, SDlreolor of Junior Choir the question of Formosa, did | Other teaching machines arc I When C h r i s t died on t h e ci oss of American Medic.sl Assn, has given return to work or their jobs will Nelson will have for his Sqrmon Caracao, which some relatives of president, presided, tn the absence tions," ' ' ily Is the purpose of this very vigorous church. 236 MAIN STREET evolve, ' o I J , , , , Calvarv he made a t o n e m e n t for its approval to the use of fluorides be filled by new employes. topic "The IVay Victory is Se­ ours owned." of President Eugene Sturgeon. 10:45 a.m.. Children's Church. D IA N E DELOrganist more complicated, and talented. | (.3,1 „p„n in water, the hearings before the cured,” Ushers at the early serv­ That case hi.story presents sev­ The company said in letters to He bunked In the forecastle of Refreshments were served. 7 p.m.. Raster cantata, "Mine Is They ask the student a question. If Him in faith. In the language of committee .seem to make such ap­ ice will be Thomas Nichols and the Caracao wjth 40 men and a a Risen Saviour.” eral Instances m which it seems proval a qualified 6ne. In a state­ the strikers yesteiday that it he answers correctly, they slip him the scriiitures. ‘ Wo are saved by would prefer to operate with old David Paine, and at 11 a.m. Rus­ full complement of roaches and Cape Town — The number of quite clear that the policy makers ment of the A.M A. found on page an additional package of knowl­ fa ith in H is bloocU” em ployes. sell Trotman and Edwin Burn­ bedbug.s. and two weeks later telephones in use in South Africa At Wa.'hingtoh were very much He did something else for us, 1709 of the romnuttce hearings, ham. Pilgrim Fellowship will omit found out that instead of a two- haa risen from 480,000 in 1952 to edge he is now ready to digest, be­ the secretatn' of the a.ssociation de­ "But ’if you do not care to re­ concerned with what they thought too. He made it possible for all turn,” the letters said, "the com­ their meeting tt>is week. East week cruise to South America, the more than 775,000. today. fore it asks him another question. men to personallv approach God clared: "Ttie Councils refrained Windsor Pilgrim Fellowship will American public opinion to be pany has no alternative than to If he answers incorrectly, the ma­ through the merits of Christ. from making any recommendation be gruests of First Congregation­ Their concern led them to a curi­ that communities support or op­ hire new employes to resume BEST WISHES FOR A chine slips him the correct an Christians have access into the operations.” al Pilgrim Fellowship next Sunday ous strategy in which they pre­ pre.sence of God through Jesus. pose projects for the fluoridation and the Rev. Deane Hodgea of the swer, in a simplified form, so that of water supplies. It was the opin­ The financial secretary of the Our Lord Himself said, "No man State Conference ivill speak. tended to be doing the opposite of ion of the councils that this ques­ Street Carmen's Union, William H. he can go back and start all over eo’meth unto the Father, but by The Rev. Mr. Nelson will be out something they were really doing tion should be answered by the McNeill, .said the men would not BLESSED EASTER again. Me.” (Jo h n 14 :6) of town oil Monday and Tuesday Tbe life insurance you didrit buy We went through, a great to-do d e n tist.” go back to work under the com­ Ttie scrambled textbooks eliml The day Christ died the curtain pany's terms which call for a five and in attendance at the Convoca­ may not cost you anything. Rut about “unleashing ' Chiang . Kai- in the temple was torn from top to Cordially. nate that boring sense of order and H, invin Relnhom. cents an hour wage hike.' tion of Yale Divinity School on Regardless of where shek only to discover that, in the bottom. The fact that it was not think of what it could cost your continuity which loses the alten McNeill said if new men are Wednesday. He may be reached in tom from the bottom to the top hired "Intensive picketing will be your service man or Easter Services net, what we had actually done case of emergency by contacting fami],vl Make sure you hava tion of so many students, especial­ indicates a divine intervention of Cites Dr. Waldbott U’li was to leash him and bind him To the Editor, conducted at all the company Robert Bossen. woman is stationed, ly in springtime. The student never great significance. As Christ hung g a ra g e s " cnoug/i life insurance. Against initiation of any attack on the cross God saw: "the travail In a recent foot note to one of Catholic CSiurch Note* knows what is coming next. The The strike which began last Nov. Masses at St. Francis of As­ the Manchester Eve­ Emanuel Lutheran Church agfainst the Chinese mainland. of His soul, and was satisfied.” my letters^ opposing fluoridation Second book is not intended to bd read yoii asked for information as to a 17 has disrupted service to some sisi C hurch will be said a t 7, 8, 9, Call: ning Herald can be for­ Some of our toughest words and (I.saiah 53:111 300,000 commuters in eastern Mas­ 60 Church Street through. You take it a page at a This glorious privilege of coming single case of Illness brought about 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. pronouncements accompanied an becau.se of the adding of sodium sachusetts from the New Hamp­ warded to be at “Mail time. Then, at the bottom of each into Cod's presence is expressed by" shire to the Rhode Island borders. Joseph L. CzerwinskI action In which we actually forced the writer of the book of Hebrews. fluoride I suggest you get a copy Advertisement- 531 E. Middle Turnpike Call” regularly with all Congregational Church page, the book asks you a queation, The strikers ask 25 cents an Save moqey on your car in­ Chiang Kai-siusk into retreat, when He puts it 'thia way: "Having of the publication called "The Manchester, Conn. Which refers you to another page. T orch.” hour pay hike. Under the old con­ surance. Others dor why not you? the hometown news 6:30 A.M., EASTER MATINS SERVICE we made him ^ve up the Tachen therefore, brethren, boldness to en­ tract mechanics r» eived $2.16 an Ml 3-6832 or MI 9-4604 NORTH MAIN ST.—AT NORTH STREET Students who have been tested ter into the holiest by the blood I wa.s recently sent the. April Safeco is the answer. Call the people away from Sermon—“Time for Recoginiton.” Herman Frerichs hour and d riv ers $2. Crockett Agency MI 3-1577. 9:30— SUNDAY SCHOOL IslandA with the scrambled textbooks say of Jesus, by a new and living way: 1958 issue which carries r.n article home are so anxious ’ Why did Wlsshington roar eo by Dr. G. L. Waldbott. After read­ Edwin D. Crowley, president of SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Music by G. Albert-Pearson they are way out, than which let us draw near with a tnic heart the Eastern Mass., said' that re­ 10:45— MORNING WORSHIP loudly ..when )t was actually heat in full assurance of faith." (He­ ing this article you too might be­ Manchester Evening Herald to get. nothing is more outer. gin ^to.wonder ju.st what the score sponse by strikers to its back-to- South Windsor correspondent El­ TWO IDENTICAL lug a retreat? W’hy did It talk so brews 10:19-221 work movement was "favorable” If you lose your way through 'Mid rending rocks and darkening is as to risking adding this stuff to more G. Bumhaml telephone Mit­ 9:00 AND 10:45 A.M., DIVINE WORSHIP Sermon topic: "Easter's Glorious Truth" hard when it was actually being and that some employes have ac­ the tangled textbook, you ask a skie.s, our w ater. chell 4-0674. H soft? These are the qualifications cepted the invitation. Telephone MI 8^2711 Sermon—“The Difference That Ea-ster Makes.” Pastor 'Andersor teaching machine for help. M.v Saviour bows His he^d and Meanwhile the chairman of the SERVICES The answer has to bis that it was dies; stated in this publication concern­ Anthems by Emanuel, Chapel and Junior Choirs (Ntiraery facilities available. Parking facilities in private In the background, there will be ing George L. Waldbott M.D. He State Board of Conciliation and Circulation deferring to what it thought Amer' The opening veil reveals the way Nursery and Kindergarten at Both Sessions drives at 29 and 23 Spruce Street and in th* Podrove- a flesh and blood teacher. In fact was graduated from Heidel­ Arbitration said he doubted a lean public opinion was on the is­ To heavbn's joys and endless blame fixing' session next Tues­ OPEN Department Older Children Attend Church Kelley office lot, corner East Center and Spruce). \ say the sponsors of.this new sys day. berg, a German University in 1921 Personal Notices sue of Formosa. It felt it strategi­ and interned at the Henry Ford day would be beneficial. 9 :3 0 AM. AND 11:00 AAV tern qf education, when it comes (W iliam Darwoodl William J. Fallon said the cally necessary to talk one way Major E. W alter Damie Hospital, Detroit. He is a rnSrii- Today! May the holy presence of the risen Lord fill For a ‘daily spiritual lift— Use | we will need more good teachers ber of the A.M.A. and many other "blame hearing"’ is| contrary and In Memoriam while it was acting the other. harmful to possible settlement of a ALL DAY SPECIAL PIANO AND ORGAN MUSIC than ever before. professional societies; a Fellow of Tn lovlnv of our moH?rr. your hearts and homes with joy and peace One ironic .significance of this Now England Has Song dispute: “Its devisive eiffect," he Rmma L. Clifford, who passed away "PIAL-A-LIFT"— Ml 3-2751 Work on designing the normal the American Academy of Allergy, coneema the plight of the Ameri- the American College bf Chest said, "causes parties to vigorous­ M arch aS. 1955. this Eastef Day and always. : 1 4 CHOIRS SINGING, factory’ to produce them Is In p ro g ­ ly defend the positions they have xan public at such a foreign policy Newton, Ma-ss.—New’ England Physicians, and the American Col­ Bt)nd thr fcato our loved ona A 24-hour automatic answering service. ress. It will be the m ost. now has its ow’n .marching -song, lege of-Physicians. taken rather than to consider Finds happiness and r<*st. iiim rlfBBtrr ’ SteRMON BY THE M IN I^ W ’^ moment. When Washington sur- And there is comfort in the tbouitht EASTER SUNDAY composed by Jacobus Langendoen Co-founder and former president mutual concessions which would WELCOME TO OUR WORSHIP HOURS! .That iPyins God knows best. \ » • rdunda a soft policy with tough of- Newton, (for 40 years a cellist of the Michigan Allergy Society, settle the strike and for which FOR YOUR SHOPPlHd CONVENIENCE ^ V ^Live EtornaUy R ij0l0 „ talk, how shall the poop aVerage Brazil Fourth Largest with the Boston Symphony Or­ Dr. Waldblott has established four m ediation is designed.”-' The Clifford family. V COVENANT■ Cltiien even knpw what. Washings chestra. It's called Ihe “New Eng- allergy clinics in Detroit hospitals. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor Rio de Jan eiro — Brazil, tyhicll la,nd Council - March'i and -is based . HOW TO HANDLB GUM In Memoriam CHURCH SCHOOL . sioo la dolngT’.If ha jumps His publications Include more th en In loving memory of Anna Maiv T- CONCREIJADONAt CHUILCH has an areaV.of 3,^7,000 squard on the Revolutionary War air, 135 reports of original research, ■ If the youngsters get chewing Miller who passed away ’ March Ss. Herman Frerichs, Intern to tKf aupi^ort of what WaalUngton mile^Js exceeded in size only by “Cheater.” many of w hich have .appeared In gum on ’ wsahkble fabrics, soak 1946., - PINE LENOX PHARMACY thq material in cleaning fluid uH’^ G. Albert Pearson,'Minister of Music SPRUCE STREET-p-Nearl E»«i Center . aaya it is doing, hig la oppoalng Uuise other countriea' — the So’ A.M.A. publications and the book W* think of you In silence. ‘ . Weatowten'e mbI iatsaU I t he dl» Yiet Union, China, and Canada, Istanbul—Mora than U par cant Contact Oermatitls, .publislisd Hy til .gum ioossna. After this is se- We often apeak your aamt. ■ -J ." .. r '"- '.““ '."v Brsall oecupMa naarly half of of tha alfctorata hava east thair Chaa. C. Thomas in 1933. Ha compllahsd, scrap* tbs gupi off, But all w* bar* ara raamerlaa ' 2fV I. CENTBl $T. 1 iipNB with eiiiat Washttigton aaj^ South Ainerlea and haa nearly haX ballots tn ssell of the thraq THirklsh is co-author a t The Amsrlcan wash the garment in warm suds, And your ptetmra m a (raint. vr .M It 1m agreee with wiuit i th* jc^Unent's total popu&tion. national alectlons held slnca 1950.. Fluoridation KxperUnent, pub- and rina*. | ■m O^gyaad fanny.

' ■ ::1. S • A -A . . Z' ' l’1 : ■ .A'; > . ■ PAGE NTNE MANCHESTER E^'ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1950 PAG* EIGHT Ijboking for a Job? Chou Installs PacRen Lama, Man Says Tibet Revolt Crushed InOfficejS How to Shake Up his followers. The Khampaa re­ Boun^Over _ (Coattnoed from P**o One) portedly started last week's revo't. The Personnel Man The M aharaja said the Chinese tn UiM« Monday arid other eities Anthony F. McAllister, 20, of By WARD CANNED have never secured their bold on 123 W. Middle Tpke., arrested early and are*8 had been placed under Tibet, "but there is little one can New -York - (NBA) -W anna this morning, plead^ guilty In fJm control ot the Red Army. do against them in the long run." job? Another job? A better job? 5 SS DIRECTORY The t»alai Lama presumably is It is believed the Communists hold Town Court today to a charge of a narrow strip of Tibet from .hasa News Tidbits Well, it's not so much what you Kith the ruftRed Kampa tribesmen breaking and- entering and was to the Chinese border some '00 air know-, or even whom you know. who have been in revolt apainst ordered bound over to the next Culled trom AP Wires More likely it's how fast and «ure the Chinese .Beds for three years. miles ?ast. criminal session of Superior Court. tie said the Khampa herdsmen, you can find the soft underbelly Peipinp Radio in announcinp the ‘ Judge Jules Karp ordered bond 99 E. OMtUr SL ahakeup acknowledged for the first numbering between 15,000 and set at $2,000. of that fearfully composed profeS'- TH. MI 8-5000 20,000, arc armetl mainly with old Hollis. N. H., a town of 1,600 sional scrutinizer — the personnel time the Tibetans had rebelled McAIliater was arrested at about rifles and a few machirieguns. residents must shut d“wn schools MANCHESTER against their Red masters. 12:4S a.m. when discovered by po­ director. 5o far. the Maharaja sai0 after the Com- large cities. Zurich, Switzerland, daughter of and how you'll fit into the com­ the members of the styling group you will be uttcily delighted with “One Call Does It All” munists intended to make him niunists established their govern­ States in which the Type B vims the late Henry and Reguia Zim- pany probably doesn't like the creating the new line.s in hair the new hair-do »he will create DRY CLEANING DON WILLIS their prisoner then started the iip- White for All Glass f^eeds ment at Peiping. was identified were New York. mermann Knecht. She had lived in way he fits into the company, BILL'S TIRE THREE J'S fashions was Mls.s Bormce Juul of Just for you. and I.AIINDERING nsing. Georgia, Utah. Illinoi.s, Iowa, Rockville for the pa.st 16 vears, especially if the firm has 6,000 Sooner or later your car will be' the Weldon Beauty Studio. Mias The elevation of the Panchen Michigan. Maryland, Indiana. Cali­ coming here from New Jersey AND Juul, long active in tlie Council Tills is the year for rotor, and Bnuichea At: GARAGE L-ama to head a new regime had or more employes. RESTAURANT stopped for spot Inspection by the with BUggestions and sstinMilea not just the old ordinary one fornia, Massachusetts and Ala- ^ where she had lived for 22 years. At that size, IRN reports, the and very well Itfiown for her crea­ 18 OAK 8T. been expected The 21-year-old She was a member of the Apos- ON ROUTE 6 and 44A authorities, and one of the things without obligation. either and the cosniellc people 18 Miin 8t„ Tel MI-9-45S1 Iraq Reds Pushing bama I personnel department seems like REPAIR SHOP Mirrors are used in many ways tive and individual work in hair 601 Ha r t f o r d r d , Panchen Lama long ago threw in A Health Service official .raid the . tolic Cfhristian Church in Ellington. they will check is the glass In your dcsign.s. waa appointed co-clinir- (lie well aware of the new trend. a dead end to its' chief. Unless today, they Increase the size of a a in s t with the Chinese Communists. T>pe B flu usually is a little mild- ! She leaves two sons. John Dig- William H. Green. Prop. man of the reception commillee for At tlie Weldon Beauty Studio you 240 N. M . Spoelolizing In Knssem to Break lie leaves, he feel.s, he will never car. Cracked or splintered glas.s room when properly placed, they Whert the Dalai Ijama proved er than the Type A flu. Outbreaks | ^elmann of North Bergen, N, J. Try our new ’Take Home the October Convention wliich will will find twelve new colors ot lip­ hard to handle after the Chinese get ahead into the more impor­ Columbia Bicycles will not pass Inspection so If you add to its decorative value and stick that dares milady to be dif­ NEW SYSTEM With West, JSasser of the Type B flu earlier bed been and Ernest Diggelmann of Roa­ Sorvice." Coll Ml 9-4684 do have a car with glass that has be held a t the Waldorf-Astoria BRAKE SERVICE Red invasion of IP.’iO. there wa-s reported in England and Sweden, noke, ni.. two daughters, Mrs. tant job.s. Goodyear Tires \/hen placed In strategic spots ferent. Snow ki.ssed pastels, cream LAUNDRY a crack, whether it be the wind­ they produce most interesting re­ Hotel. much speculation tha.t the Pan­ along with some rases of the Asian Emnia Marti and Mias Elsie Dig­ The way he looks at it, the and it will be ready for When questioned about the new filled pinks, sliocklng violets, in­ Repairs, Service shield or one of the windows, why sults. At the J. A. 'White Co. you DRY CLEANERS Front End Allgnmont chen Lama was being groomed by (Continued from Page One) type. gelmann. bntli of Rockville: 1.3 business of evaluating you and you . . . hair styles created, Miss Juul cluding the "Wiute a la (’’arte" to Peiping to take over ih Tibet. grandchildren and 28 great-grand- your future is pretty far down on Accessories not have it fixed now? The J. A. will find expert advice in the use create your own color tones. Ap­ Main Plant: 44 Harrison 8L White Glass Co. of 31 Bissell St. spoke first of the "Aloha Coiff de­ Ganorol Ropoir Woik The Panchen Lama by tradition "No evidence about We.stern In­ children. the prestige ladder. In the largest of using mirrors as a decorating plied over a color, this new lip­ Phone Ml 9-7758 180 Spruce Street are equipped to replace auto glass signed to go with the millinery is the spiritual equal of the Dalai volvement was ju'eaeiited. C'artcr The funeral services will be held companies, IRN says, the hirer SEATING FOR OVER adjunct, why not consult them? promotions of the conical stick allows you to aclileve .some­ Lama. But he never has had politi­ .said. '*but Court President .Mah- tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. from the feel.i lost. In tlie smaller firms, Phone Ml 9-0659 too PEOPLE swiftly and efficiently. They have Glass ventilators let, in light, thing absolutely new in lipstick 2 Bound Over added extra ernployes and en­ chapeaux. The variations of in­ cal power. dawi voiced the presumption that Apostolic Christian Church Butch­ personnel is a stepping stone to yet keep out drafts and if a sud­ dividual interpretations arc limit­ shades. Incidentally, it will drive The Panchen Lama and the Nasser acted as an imperialist Man, That’s a Lot of Rabbit! er Rd., Ellington. The Rev. John bigger things. larged their quarters to take care den storm should strike during your friends to di.siraction. try­ Dalai Lama are supposed to he of the many demands for this less and it can be designed with agent." From the size of thi.s "Peter Rahhit," there can't be much snow loft on the Ritchie lawn at 12 Crest- Bahler, pastor. will officiate. No matter what the company tihe warm weather ahead, glass medium length as well as extreme­ ing to find out ju.st how you MASURY the incarnations of two great dis­ To High &)urt service. They are also authorized PRINTING Mahdawi referred to the Midille wood Dr William Ritchie .Ir., l.'i, with the help of neighborhood friends, spent the better part of Burial will be in Ellington Center size, personnel people have learned ventilators will keep the rain from ly short hair. Deft fingers luid im­ achieved that particularly luscimis ciples of the L5th Century holy F,ast lour in December by the vesterday building this snow rabbit. Bill admires the results of the day's work after having insert­ Cemetery. to picture themselves as "neces­ JOYCE by Insurance companies as meeting ruining your wallpaper. Glass shade I The.se new colors mean s The two young men who have K norths agination of ('lever hair stylists man of Tibet, T.song Ka Ba. ITS. Slate Department's Mid­ ed a cai-rol in tlio fellow's left paw. It took two hours alone In form the chest. (Herald Photo b.v Friends may rail at the Ladd sary evils;” unrecognized for their Flower Shop. Inc their rigid standard of require­ can help you protect your home, new dimension in lipstick and are PAINT The Peiping broadcast appealed been accused of ta,king three cars i jry,npral Home, 19 Ellington Avc., can arrange this silhouette by dle Kast expert William M. Roun­ Pintoi. efforts; unable to measure their ments In doing this work and when it can save you work and best of designed to go with the new spring PRINTED to Tibetans to "Assist the People's in succession during a wild week- j f^ofitvllle, today from 7 to 9 p.m, FOOD MARKET draping it into the cone shape, by . . . Is good point tree and said: effectiveness; always having to Church St., Ml 9-0791 such authorization is given by in­ all it lends itself to any decor shades. StO)i in at the Weldon Liberation Army to put down the end ride from Manchester to Old j ------% 540 B. MIDDLE TURNPIKE waving it vertically, by circling "When Rountree arrived in sell tlieir ideas to top manage­ surance companies, you are sure of that you ma; choose. The J. A. it in soft, loose curls in an up­ Beauty Studio and see them for rebellion quickly" an admission Cairo they received him with bou­ .Saybrook and back have been ! _____■- quality work. For over 12 years White Co. is open six days a week ENVELOPES that the'revolt was far from crush­ bound over to the next criminal ment. • FUNERAL DESIGNS PHONE 9-2295 ward movement,- and/or a com­ yourself. No longer will one or quets Thereupon we suspected Father Hannon to Supervise Ask the man who hires and • WEDDING BOUqUETS Joseph White and Archie Laro- from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. to serve you. bination of up and down, creating two good oid stand-by lipsticks do ed. Court Cases term of Hartford County Superior Fnnerala chelle have provided excellent serv­ Our Specialty PAUL'S Giving the first officiai - - - f - | s o - lb m g ^ j he’ll tell you he'd rather be in • FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Open Monday thru Saturday a small, feminine head, as tlie for the well groomed woman, she Court. the finance department, produc- ice at reasonable prices to their Council tabooed the clulleied look. Paint and Wallpaper Store the start of the uprising Peiimig I Robert J. Klemas, 16, of 485 FOR HOME and HOSPITAL 7 A M. to 9 P.M. needs a new lipstick shade to blend eggs being thrown nt h'.;ii That Area High School Fund Drive Mrs. Robert .1. Turktngton 1 tion, sales or maybe—someday if customers. The work is done under Conical shaped hairdos, designed with tier new clothe.i. to match 645 Main Street said: Frank Fiirphy, of no certain ad­ Adam.a St., and Charles E. Trom­ cover, of course, so the Weather was because we are always cap­ The funeral of Mr.s. Robert J. his luck is good—in public rela­ • Corsages « and advocated by the Council are her mood of the moment. CAMPRESS "Most of the colony of the Tibet bley, 21. of East Hartford, waived SUNDAYS. 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. factor does not enter into the pic­ able of reading the erased hand- dress. was sentenced in Town Tlie Rev. .lohn F. Hannon, pastor'reel the campaign for the North Turkington, 34 Garden St., wa.s tions. not only innovation of this year s Tel. MI 9-WOO local government and the upper examination in Town Court this ture when you want glass replace­ and ’s I'or the latest in Ireauty infor­ 5 So. Main St.—MI 9-2240 strata reactionary clique colluded writing. We know Rountree was Court tliis morning to 30 days in west Catholic High in West Hart­ held at 2 o'clock yesterday after­ "It should be duck soup for Ample meeting. Color has come into its of St. James Church, has been ap­ morning and •■ ere bound over by Specializing In the tinest (lold ment in your car. For an estimate mation, for the finest in beauty willi imperialism, a.s.sembled rebel­ plotting against the Iraqi Repub­ jail for inloxii ation and 60 days in pointed director of tlic Manclies- ford: and Hie Rev. David J. Hart, noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, any green kid to con almost every Parking! cuts and meats In town. own. and the Council has taken a Judge Jules Karp under $1,500 of this work, drive down to 31 care, let Weldon Beauty Studio lious bandits, carried out the rebel­ lic." ter area fund campaign ,ln finance pastor of Immaculate Conception with the Rev. Charles Reynolds, personnel man into giving him a step further in.adding color to its assist you m uncovering hidden jail for lieing a common driinltard. bonds. BisscII St. Q—Who edited the Harvard lion. ravaged the people, pul the Kasaem. who gave Rountree a a iiroposed ('atholic senior high Church in Hartford, who will di­ associate minister of the .South job, " according to William A. style designing. However, Miss beauty. A new hair style, the right ■ludge .lilies Karp ordered the sen- Trombley pleaded guilty to Glass is increasingly popular In Classics, popularly known as the Dalai Lama under duress, tore up friendly greeting during liis visit, scliool. Announcement of his ap­ rect the campaign for Hie South Methodist Church, officiating. Doi)gla.ss. Jiiul glres.scd that in designing a way to apply rouge and lipstick, j MANCHESTER LIQUORS has always maintained diplomat­ tem-cs to be served ronseriilively. charges of operating a motor ve­ the home today, it is functional as the 17 article argreement on the pointment was made by the Alost Ccathohc Higli Scliool in Hartford. Burial was in F-ast Cemetery. . Douglass should know. He's ONLY "Five-Foot Shelf" of books? hair style, consideration must be mascara and eye shadow, so it Is 1 ically correct relations with the hicle without the owner’s permis­ Bearers, all nephews, were Rob­ ALUMINUM well as decorative and in some A--Charles William Eliot, This given the individual, and modifica­ measures for' the peaceful libera­ Also appearing on charges of Rev. Henry J. O'Brien, .arclibishop The area directors will work un­ president of Careers, Inc., which WATKINS-WEST so natural appearing that no one MEMORIAL CO. WINES-BEER sion and embezzlement of $185 ert, David, Samuel and Miller distributes job opportunity in­ CANOPIES cases it is labor saving. Shower was a selection of the world’s tions or slightly different interpre­ tion of Tibet. West. intoxication. Marian Giildzinski of of Hartford. der the supervision of the arch- GIV E YEAR can rictect its .subtle u.re*'^all of Opposite Bast Cemetery Mahdawi's attacks on Nasser, - - dioccsan campaign director. Bishop from a local restaurant owner. Haugh, Richard Turkington and formation free to colelge mtn and or tub enclostires for instance ran great literature. tations are incorporated in styling BEER CN BARRELS . . On the night of March 19 166 Adams St., wa.s fined $10. .Mary 3'lie new high school, to lie called •ROUND the.se will conspire to make you John F. Hackelt, and his cam ­ Klemas pleaded innocent to William McCurry. people. The information is au­ FUNERAL save you so much work in the hair to achieve the current fashion FOR ALL OCCASIONS! the 'Tibetan local army and rebel­ and suspicions of the West some­ Lohdcll of 869 .Main SI., was fined the Kast Catholic Higli .School, is into a lovely and attractive per­ lious elements launched a general times outdo the Comm'unists. $20; Daniel L. Henry. 26, of Glas­ paign assistant, the Rt. Rev. R. charges of taking a motor vehicle thorized (and paid for) by per­ PROTECTION bathroom and for a custom fitted trend while bringing out and point­ • DELIVERT SERVICE • scheduled for completion by 1961. Q Who was the first actress son. This can be yours if you Quality Memeriols offensive against the People's Lib­ H e.has described Nasser ss a tonbury. received a suspended Other churches besides St. Msgr. Robert W, Doyle, without the owner's permission sonnel departments of contribut­ SERVICE Keep! Eioor Dry job call the While Glass Co., tele­ ing up the best features of the in­ and violation of probation. Leta !■ Llclit to win an Oscar? call the Weldon Beauty Studio for eration Army garrison in Lhasa." "Tyrant dictator.'’ and a "Dwarf jutlgmenl, and Willard BolivaV, 58, •lames’ whicii will be in the Man- The general lay chairman of ing companies. Consequently, phone MI-9-7322. They will take A -Janet Gaynor for her per­ dividual woman. Over 80 Years Experlenca WEST SIDE According to Manchester and Anchorage Bids ORMAND J. WEST, an appointment. Reports reaching Dajeeling, In­ Hitler." of I'll Chestnut St., was fined $20. cliester area fund cirive will he the the campaign will be Kevin J. Douglass sees a lot of hirers. the measurements for you and in­ formance in "Seventh Heaven." Why not take advantage of Miss Old .Saybrook Police, Trombley PACKAGE STORE dia, on the Tibetan frontier said Attempts to whip.up the street amilton .Innos. .31. of 17 Brhin- Cliurcli of Hie Assumption and St. Brennan of West Hartford, and the Start with Queation Director E-Z Terms • Free Estimates stall a shower door, enclosure or Harry Proaansky, Permittee that the freedom fighters had set mobs' Bgain.st Nasser were still chairman of the special gifts com­ and Klemas took a car from a 59ers Welcome "The best technique," he said, tub enclosure at a most reasonable Coll Ml 9.5807 fd n . ancsted last niglit as the Bridget’s; Blessed Sacrament. .St. TEL. Ml 8-28.56 Q — In what country did the a male under 25 years of age (gals' up a resistance government under going on in Baghdad despite K i^ result of a domestic disturbance, Mary's and St. Rose’s in East mittee will be Joseph W, t'unnii »■- Manche.ster filling station last “is intelligent questions. YOu be­ 142 E. CENTER ST. price. However, if you are one of rate a-s safer risks) yo'. qualify 865 eVNTER ST. the Dalai Lama in the south. sem's plea to t'Forget Nasser,^ Hariford: St. Augustine's in South ham. K.SG. also of West Hartford. Saturday night and drove to Old gin with: ' read your president's those "handy ’ persons, take the game of shuffleboard originate? Your Pockethook for a discount. Providing both A. AIMETTI, Plop. MANCHESTER—Ml 9-0166 wa.s fined $10 eacli on charges of Anchorage, Alaska. March 28 Manc.heater’a Oldeat Home Specialties Ca. A — There are indications that The Communist's were believed Carter wrote from 1^' Iraq the Glastonbury; St. Paul's in Glas­ Father Hannon will meet witlj Saybrook when they ran out of speech yesterday and I was es­ measurements down there and in­ cars are insured in a single policy, Harrison SL, Maoclieater intoxication and breach iJb - This booming city. Alaska's it came from Great Britain about By FAYE HENLE to have complete control of Lliasa capital yestenlny thaL.-''T’ictures tonbury; and St. Francis in South tile parish memorial gifts commit­ gas, they took a second car there pecially interested in his remarks With Flneat FaclUtiea Bob Brown and Charlie Pringle stall the job yourself and save many companies will allow you a ; peace. largest, was in complete surrender the 13th century, where it was and most of the important Tibetan being peddled in lluycsfreets .show Kiciianl Phippard. .3.8, of Rocky Windsor. tee for the Manchester area Mon­ but were halted by police. They on.... ’ 89 PURNELL PLACE yourself some money. Either way, 25 per cent discount on the second known as “shove groat" and tewns but not the general country­ .Nasser's head suniMmuposed on the Hill, was fmed $180 for operating Tlie two other area directors are day at 8 p.m. in ,St. Mary’s, School were able to flee when the police today to a road-weary, happy band | "The personnel guy probably your work will be lightened and By FAYE HENLE car from the rate you pay for the side. hodv of a defprtdant in tlie Iraqi an ovcru'oight comr-ercial vehicle, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. George .M. hail in East Hartford. car developed motor trouble, but of modern pioneers who call them­ hasn't read the speech - - If he the appearance of your bathroom "slide groat." The groat was an Automobile insurance rates are first. Messier VIC’S PIZZA SHOP English coin worth fourpence. The The fighting in the capital was Peoples Court and Nas.ser's head .ludgo 1 arp itm ilted $90. Grady, pastor of St. Justins The lav area chairman will be crashed into a roadside fence knows there was a speech. So modernized and greatly improved. trending upward. Getting automobile liability In­ 158 W. Middle 'Turnpike selves the Mifhlgan 59'ers. trick was to shove the coin near­ heavy, according to reports in on the wftgghng belly of a dan­ Other (hsposiliohs: Denhis G. Church in Hartford, wlio will di­ named during tlie coming week. wliile attempting to negotiate a They roiled into town yesterday ^ ou’ve got him on the defensfye. 'There is no better way to save To the careful driver, the reason surance today is not the simple Phone Ml 9-8700 6 and « NORCROSS est a goal line. Upholstery Darjeeling, with estimates that up cer's bfidy" I cvor.s. 16, of 74 Dale Rd., fineil sharp turn. - 37 men, women and chiidren who which is a position he's used to your furniture than to protect it for this might not be apparent. To matter that it was years ago. Con­ to 5,000 Tibetans being killed. The There was evidence reaching $1.3 for speeding: Alphon.se S. ion radiation belts: One starts at Taking a third car, they left left the Detroit area days ago in a in his own company. by a covering of glass. SpilLs will tlie careful budgeter the question sider the policies you hold and do PIZZA Communists according to this Speulallzing Beirut that tlie purge in Iraq ari.s- V\ liite. 42, of .Nevlon Highlands. 1.501) miles from tile earth and c.x- Old Saybrook but abandoned the 5,000 mile trek to a new life on The second way, Douglass said, PACKAGE STORE not spoil the surface, bum s by a Q — How can a spider be dis­ ari.se.s, what. If anything, can 1 a bit of simple math. ■ unvcrifiablp report .spent two jng from the abortive Mosul revolt CARDS SPAGHETTI -Mass., fined JI2 for reckle.ss driv­ Space Hottest tends to 3.000 miles. The second car in Colchester when it, too. ran this spanking new staS.es Kenai is the status technique. forgotten fcigarette are impossible tinguished from an insect ? do to save on automobile insurance You'll discover that for little more la days burning their bodies. ROUTE 6-44 • BOLTON is spreading ing: .lohn Haherern Jr., 230 Mc­ belt, considered more deadl.v, has out of gas. They thumbed their Peninsula. "You find out how long he's Phone Ml 9-S324 For the Loveliest in on glass, and unsightly scratches A A spider has four pairs of costs? money you can. if your company • Furnitura Ra-uphol- RAVIOLI One Cabinet minister, identified Carter said that the number of an 8,000 to 55,000 mile range. way back to Manchester. With the 59'ers were .seven dogs been with the firm and then you legs; the insect has only three. Country-wide, insurance com­ is willing, double, even triple your as Ngapoe, was reported hospital­ Kee St . fined $12 for disregarding cannot mar your furniture. Glass staring army officers implicated lias not a stop sign; .lohn A. Irwin. .34, of Above Poles The significance and effects of Monday. Trombley was accu.scd - no other pets — and five .strang­ say: ‘What impressed you about Easter Greetings. panies are seeking these higher coverage OPEN DAILY ized in Lhasa. -There was sppi-iila- heeii officially diviilged but diplo­ BEER will protect your furniture, yet n o Ridge St., fined $12 for fol- the belts wa.s discussed here yes­ of walking off with $185 entrusted ers they picked up along Hie way. the company; why did you decidt; rates for several reasons. Plain old Should you l>e so unfortunate as • Auto Tops lion that the other seven cabinet mats believe more thaji 100 of field will not conceal its beauty. Why Q — Who was the first woman inflation is pushing up Uie cost of 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. h'wing too closely. terday at a NASA Seminar by to him for bank deposit by a local Their 17 cars and trucks, 6 house to stay on." MANCHESTER to have an accident, you'll discover ^ mini.slers four monks and three rank nr above from tlie Baghdad Washington. March 28 It's LIQUORS not let gla'-t protect your vanity, to be elected to the United States replacement parts and labor on • Truck Cushions re.staurant owner. trailers and 2 cargo trailers were After all,” Douglass said, "he tables, des'x, bureau or any other this will )iay off handsomely in j SUNDAYS lawmen were with the resistance area have hern either retired or A nolle o.‘ a charge of taking a twice as hot high /'boie the < p^of, Eugene Barker of Congress ? routine repairs. Routine repairs .security. 5'our iioiise all of \'our Yc.sterday. warrants is.sucd by packed to overflowing with all of doesn't get much chance to talk WINES BOOKSHOP piece of furnitu that you value? 8»» CENTER S’l -^Rear) 4 P.M. to 10:80 P.M. forces and may try to cro.ss into detained. motor vehicle without the owner's Artie Hian at equal altitudes over A — Jeanette Rankin was the these days are becoming complex tangible a.s.seta- are at stake when tho University of Chicago and the Old Saybrook Justice Court their worldly possessions, includ­ about himself and his achieve­ ANDREWS BLDG. The cost of having it covered with CLOSED MONDAYS . Jnriis. "The number of detained cLihl- permi.ssion wa.s entered in the case Large Walk-In Beer Coaler first woman member of the House due to such innovations as wrap­ you take to the rt .id today. TEL Ml 8-8881 of Le.sley G. Edwards, 17, of 109 warmer parts of the earth, scien­ Pr.if. Nicholas Christotilos of the were filed in Manchester charging ing tools with which to carve a liv­ ments. Besides, he's constantly 67 E. Center SL—MI 8-1036 glass is so reasonable. Ask the of Representatives. A delegation of 80 Tibetans, ar­ ians" he reported, "is many time.s^ the pair with two counts each of interviewing people who don’t and Cold Beer At All Times around windshields, elaliorate fen­ The basic limit for automobile rived in New Delhi to plead with Sp;-\- earth at the poles. In fact, they Chicago- Grapdma knows best pat $2,587 into it. CLEAN USED CARS lO D Y WORKS he had not seen in more than two Cor; No. Main and No. School an rebels had cut the two main ,, ,, oo ..r., . i ' the area and then report back to Churches wishes to call attention Your Inycstmcnt Needs? II Maple St. .Olathe, Kan., March 28 l2Pi A derhurg at sea Friday. Before lii.s may not cover the poles at all, he — again. She used to .add grape Then the bandit pulled his first CUSTOM MADE years. The house is now a museum. StMete—1 elephow* MI-XTgY Chinese Communist lifelines from the rest. to the showing of an hour-long MI 8-0000—MI 8-4348 marriage that began in the air i reHrcmcnt. Qiilirton served as said. leaves to the brine to make sure boo-boo. He hurriedly stuffed • Fun stock ot standard and Blue Streak Ignition parte. • Adco Lhasa to China proper. 'The homesteaders will remain film, "The Power.of the Resurrec­ CANVAS AWNINGS four .years ago i.s on the rocks. | i oiinsel for the Des Moines Press Scientist.s have de.scribed the Her pickles turned out well. Now $1,278 of the loot into his pock­ When you buy a Mutual Fund, you automatically enjoy brake linings installed In all popular models. • FIrestoBe and A statement said the rebels con­ Agriculture Department resear­ together In a cooperative venture tion." being shown twice tomorrow _ _ _ Mrs. Marion Williams filed .suit Register. shape as similar to the pattern ets. the advantages of a. carefully diversified Investment. You Goodyear tlies. Recaps In all pbpular slxea. • A complete Safe­ trol areas' around tJiasa and the , chers have' found that grape leaves on the Kenai. They will pool all of on television in cooperation with ChWe. Communists Tn\has“a had North Holl.vwood. Calif.-Grant formed by iron filings when placed He wheeled around and started share in the eaminga of many companies. Your holdings near a magnet. They arrange contain an agent that blocks a their resources, their tools, their the Greater Hartford Council of are expertly selected and supervised by profenslonally ty Inspection Free, e Full Une of Tejtoco products. EUY THE PAINT THAT'S, W08TH THE WORK to dfpend on airdrops for supplies i ^ ' one-time withers, 55, motion picture actor, to fl^e the bank, th-reby making labor .and their yield. Churches. The film stars Richard The report assertedly was based oit cemetery promoter. died Friday. Police said Withers themselves far from the middle of softening enzyme that gets into his Second boo-boo. He dropped trained Investment speclalisU, Like any other InvMtnwnt, the brine .from moldy flowers a t­ Jacobowltz’s eyes took on a far­ Kiely as Peter. It will be shown reports from underground contacts "''•''nnis, 30, a former died of an overdose of sleeping the magnet but close to its poles. the sack and the. $1,309 it still of (lourse, Mutual Funds fluctuate In va^u* with changing tached to the cucumbers, making away look sis he told of the plans at 9 a.m. over Channel 3 and at PAIHTS In Tibet.' ^■j-model, was'married to Williams in pUis Withers, a native of Pueblo, Thq radiation bells arrange contained. market conditions. ' for a pulpy pickle 'with a poor of, the 59’ers, but not too faraway noon over Channel 30. One of the highways linkschartered 44-passenger airliner ! colo, was the first husband of ac- themselves the same way around He ran out the door without After • traveling sonie 4.800 i Tslnghsl Province in the,north with the air July 30, 1955. ; tress Loretta Young. He played in the earth. Over the Arctic and taste. They have found that either There are hundreds of Mutual Funds—each designed to • Da(ri> and Duinx Enamels grape leaves or a grape-leaf. ex­ bothering to pick it up. dashed miles, the 224 miles to the homO' meat specific investment heeds, Our Mutual Fund fl?Mlal- Lha«*. Th^ other joins tie city alleges extreme cruelty and | sue), pictures ah "Fort Apache," Antarctic, Dr. Jastrow explained, down the crowded street and into stead area waa just a skip away. Teen Pot ice Cadets Used gross neglect of duty. She seeks ! "Lach' Godiva," "Tropic Zone" and high energy particles from the tract makes for a firm pickle. ista will srladly give you complete totormation about t h ^ TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! • Onstom Colors .With Bikang Province in the east. a large department store. Funds, and suggest the <>ne that best meets your Individ­ In Tokyo, th e ‘Maharaja Kumar custody of their 2>.j-year-oId son, j others, ■“ belts apparently collide with the That'i wljcre his first boo-boo 19 VEHICLES CRASH ■ Berwyn Heights, X -With the anti-Communist. Khampa for. separate maintenance In 195^ old New Orleans Item and Morn­ But over the rest of the ea.rth, (lay at Western condemnation of for emergency, service. Five cadets • VeneUan Bitoda Red Oibia’s ; suppression. of the working out and before he cleared and two buses took part In a tribeamen, I but the couple later announced a ing Tribune, died Friday night in the Van Allen belts'are too high the olhe. side of the store he had series of skids, crashes and near­ were named frrim a group of volun­ DONALD GENOVE8I, AMoctoto' • S to m Doora The crown prince of the tiny reconciliation and it was with­ a hospital. Salmon, a native of for their particles to collide with Tibet revolt. The Wide publicity teers for the test program. If the • Ooubtoation Wto|lowa' air molecules. No extra heat re­ given to the Chinese action—It left a trail consisting of $740 Ins crashes on the Morgan Rrldge S h e a r s o n , H a m M i i l g ^Co . mbunUlnoOa aUte bordering Tibet drawn. Omaha, Neb., suffered a stroke greenbacks. today, all In a period of 8ve system, works; five more will prob­ Monchastar Awning Co. Mid he did not know the fate of March 12. At one time, he was sults. That Is why the air 125 miles was mpared in Austrian news­ minutes. TTiree people, were ably join them. Berwyn police call ‘ «se*e« Nwr rw» SIwtMeaes in s u r a n c e Cancaa — Venezuela's total night .city editor of the Kansas above Now Mexico is cooler than papers ' to the Russian army’s . Police and Federal Bureau of - 195 WEST CENTER ST. the Sl-yw-pld living Buddha, but Investigation agenta are atlll look­ injured to th* idiato-reactlon the plan an antidote to dellnquenc.y • ‘ ,W I^' PERSONAL SERVICE, Talepbone BIl 0-8091. that Um DiUai L a n f t i l^ had ample iron-ore exporta in 1957 were 15,- City. Star and director of the As­ the aJr 129 rhllea above the Arctic. suppreasion of the 1968 Hun­ mishap which earn* during an ^"m aking taanagera f ^ Im­ 913 Main SItmI. MiiwuliMlM • Mtch^ 3 -lir i i 1011 MAIN STR E ET —T E L . BO G-B984 824,441 metric tons.' The 1988 tigr sociated Press Managing Eklitora ' .Space probes and aatellites have garian revolt—Irked the Com- ing for u iu . .and the |9S8. he pra- EateMteked 1949 Itear to rfaeh rabal Khampa lines •uinabiy atUl early aprtog anowatomi.. portant In the town," ' «vtr aacrat routaa kaoijrn only to ura waa 10,898,102 metjric tons, AflWb V' oliown that there are two Van AJ- mnnlets, •V, 1 v]

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W, PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER e Ve NINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MARCH 28. MA>’CHESTER EVENING JlERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1959 FAOB TEK MAJOR HOOFLB DAILY CROSSWORD PU/ZLE THE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w i t h Spring T. Redlegs Crush Phillies m atter OF KACr. TMATU K T»«rrYCEMrs. y/HATI) IMMHN6 VOU MTH A PMFIT Herald Angle n v f CENT* CN ■nc I Antwar to Proviou* Pual* Spahn Looks Forward SVUVESTER!^ HE'S ASieELAKED, , THeV.SAY^ B r ^CONTAIN VDUe I AS A PLATE OF ^M?CLUSlC/jS SO Asiat’ie Natioh Training |iee.»i?e.' i T I SAt^.ALOVSIUS.TELL/VLVj ■ SPASHETTI.'THE KEYED UP THAU PELLOW OWLS HOW VOU X PAT BOLDUC .SHALL M X e , GU-Y HAS.N'T A.NV ; WHEN HE- < Behind Good Pitching rEELONTHlS.THEEVE , MORE FlERVES gU.WPED INTO A A O 0 8 8 3 M utter (31 Sports Editor OP yOUR ENCOUHTEK 4 ^w tcT coin [3 To Posting First Win , THAN A SET OP, ^flRE HYDRANT 1 Aiiatie nation ...lii WITH t5READNAUGHT „ FALSE TEETH/ VE5TEROAY, of Thailand Mor/.V, *>8 __ ♦ 'Tho Phlllt**, Who fired Smith aafth* Kanaaa City roater. led a 10- MS CLUSKY'/--AUJY5IU6 ? HE WRESTLED 6 It lie! on tha I Dangle y -ia m Miaeed Badty^n Picking Champion New York, March 28 (/P —' .heir hithit aaaault assault,on on Johnny Johnny Kucka Kucka with with aoutharn manager last season,‘aeored their FA P.''HE’S SOUND rr TO THE 6 Dispatch. iz.3n Look here, what’s happening a double and three singles In sup­ ------of tha By now. most readers of this column are aware that I only run in the first Inning oh a sleep/ GROUND.’' 7 Column n o to the pitchin’-poor Cincin­ port of steady pitching by a'l left- Of New 1959 Season \ H im alarat 8 Prayer l^ ia missed badly on picking the eV^tual champion in the Recrea­ two walks, an infield out and a 11 Speaker ran s nati Reds? A 4-1 victory over sacrifice fly by rfarry Anderson. hsnded Bud Daley. Daley limited 9 Hazards tion Department’s eighth annuaKMen’s Town Duck Pin Bowl­ the champions to seven hits in 13 Dreaded £lf ifltB i Ennis Hits Two Homers 10 Dropsy if j rnCT ing Tournament. Although the tinkls are not .Mated until Sat­ St. Louis on Wednesday as seven innings, including s first in­ M GOtiip 12 Peruser* m Orlando Pena goes the nine- Then the Oncinnatl power went ning homer by rookie outfieldei’ : Ruler of this 37 Depart ' urday night, April 4 at the Y alleys/my choice, Fred McCur- IS All 13 Pedal inning distance on a flve-hltter. A to work, winding up .with 15 hits Ken Hunt. Kucka. trying to gel 1« East (Fr.) country Is 38 Heavy blow extremities ry lost in two straight games to AnoW l>amoureaux in the 2-1 v icto ry over Los A ngeles off Ruben Gomez and Ray Sem- back Into 'the Yanks' starting 17 Streaked 18 Heart Mahendra 40 Prayer o'peninR head-to-head competition...------—------endings Thursday on a complete game proch. The Reds’ Del Ennis hit corps, Is having a rough spring By KARI, YOST I# Diminutive ' 24 Mimicked B ir ------But one fact remains certain seven-hitter ^ m Brooks I-.BW- BY V. T. HAMLIN 42 Always Captain Phil Bineo and hia Red two home runs. Roy McMillan with 25 hit.* and 11 earned runs al­ of Simon 25 Peel Shah Dev and I doubt if any ohe ran prove rence. And flow a 12-1 w hipping Bi'ntlenlon. Fla.—Baaeball’s a l l e y OOP 26 Encampment 33 Reluctant 43 Ireland and White tracliHe^ammales may drove in three with a homer and lowed in 20mnings. SURE VCCXJLP, IF YOXJLONT ) NO, \OUR , 20 Ob.serva otherwise, and th ^ l.s the eighth of Philadelphia as Bob Purkey W t COULD 21 Period 27 Wings 34 Constellation 46 Follower be headed for trouble during the two singles, and Johnny Powers Casualty Reports Ki-eatest Ipftlianded piU-her. ALVV(«yeCMX W«LMTA. BE IW B , FIND ER? / MISHNESe,/ W Ea, KEEP AT qUarter-finallsts compiled av eiag es forthcoming season 11^8*1 Indoor matches Pena and Lawrence with obtained in the Frank Thomas deal 22 Palm leaf 29 I t s ------is 35 Discriminating 48 Chemical Casualty i-eporU furnished most Warren (The Wonder) Spahn fOR help, BLJT WVO TK HECK in tournament play beyond their performances are anyXpdicatlon. a five-hit job. ------had three RBIa on a homer 23 Dealer in Katmandu 36 Rented sufBx of the developments at the camps of (he Milwaukee Braves, COULDNT . irVA THIKIK ____season’* averages in regular In the recent Eastern Secflqnals at Three complete games, low hH and double. dry goods of the Idle clubs. rt WE? VOXD COME?. 26 Containers league competition. I'm not always uConn (fourth last year! the ln- victories back to back —7 and this R. G. Smith, Bennie Daniels and isn’t KURni"K / another 20- L r r b wrong you know? dians placed lOth with only ^vo for a club supposed to be long on L efth an d er Billy O’Dell of Die ganie season, at least not al 28 Golf term r r r Jo e Gibbon com bined on a five.- Orioles flew to Baltimore for an 29 Wolframite First a look at the two flnali.sts, | pointji garnered on fifth pla; power and short on pitching. hitter for the Pirates, who broke lids point. "I'm looking forward to il l finishes by Andy Tauris in the mile "-Every manager shqtild have the examination of his ailing back and my first victory of the 19,59 sea­ 30 Bitter vetch Jimmy Marlin and Charlie Whelan a 3-3 tie to beat St. Ixmis after was told he has a muscle spasm .11 Wine vessel Martin thus far shows a tourney and Mike Winters In the 300-yard kVd of pitching "shorts" Mayo son, If I win one, I'll be afler s 1? two were out in the eighth In­ which will require hospilnl obser­ second. I haven't set snv pei'sonal 32 Commanded r a v erag e of 125.1 in 12 strin g s run. Sm(Ylj seem s to have. JUST A CASE ning. A donible by Ray Mejias, a vation for at least a week. goal. I Just want to pilch every 34 Earnest which Is slightly belter than the In the annual Hartford Invita­ TheX R ed*' victory cam e a t OF m i s t a k e n , r I n wild pitch and a throwing enor Outfielder Gene .Stephens wilt fourth day sml win. request 121.6 mark turned In by Whelan in tional (third a year agol Coach Tam pa.^a., In the feature of- a •by rookie St. Louis shortstop Julio ipE K rnv- 37 Livonian I 1 Good Fri^Ay exhibition baseball ride the Boston Red Sox' bench for 'To me, a pitcher, wlio works r il 14 gam es. Paul Phinney'g squad finished (jotay produced the winning run. 10 days with a hr\(ise(l right thumb 38 Boundary M. i ninth with three points thanks to program llmltfd to three games every fourth day has the greal- Rivals in the con.solatlon match Cl,, th* Pi,,.! 1 Daniels, who pitched the m iddle suffered In s game with the Cubs eal job In baseball, ’ the 37-year- (comb, form) rr T r lbr fourth place finishes by Tauris in At Fort M>erS. Fla., e ■ ; allowed all three St Louis to decide third and fourth spots. T luirsday. old pitching ace lold me in a cliib- 2 39 Body of w ater the mile and Ken Smith ir the burgh Pirates edged the St. Louis runs on a double by George t?urt Simmons, veteran Philadel­ 41 Piece out H 1) Howie August and Andy I.Arhou- ^1.000-yard___ run._____ A duplication______of last Cardinals 4-3 and at St. Peters­ hou.se lnler\'iew "J'ni little belilnd CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Oowe and singles by Bobby phia lefty, will try heat ami mas­ 42 Growing out rcaux have erected Identical 120.5 I j/, and burg. Fla,, ex-Yankee White y In conditioning, becaiVae of the %il Gene Soith and Cardinal Man­ sage on his ailing elbow for 10 days 44 Scottish cap H) - averages, with August rolling 14, outdoor record msy be too Herzog slammed fpnr hlLs and led weather. We lost five straigtit ager Solly Hemn.r. and will consider an operation If days. We didn't even get to a gym. 45 Reach one'i P strings and Lamoureaux 12. j much to expert this term? Kansas City to a 5-2 decision over -.K- ; destination ?! that treatment doe.sn't work. But we are staying In Florida long­ R ounding out the lop eig h t from [ * * « New York Herzog, one of 10 ex-Yankees on BY AL VERMEER 47 Awaken mI Jr; er Ihia spring than ever and be­ ■ PKISCILI.A’S POP lit an original field of 100 are Ray 4 .c’-V ’: • DIDN'T YOU SAY YOU 49 Huger D ellaF era 121 ( 111. Ding F 'arr 120 .4S.4 r,oinniiH6it>iier fore opening day we all (pltcliersl — ■ 50 Hearken 1 i i should be ready" All 12 teams in - - n . WERE SOING TO GET IT % (10), Dick Buckley 119.6 (10) and 51 Arabian For the third straight year 1 the Grapefruit League will rehislii SOMETHING POR THAT Stan Hilinaki 119.5 Ul). I w onder have been asked to serve as ASA Televised Treatment Today ^ w u a t J d i d 4 E TIQED-OUT FEELING? chieftain ?r i, 1'/ H on the scene a week to 10 days 82 Requires just how many keglers are aver­ (Amateur Softball Assn.l eommis- Sports Briefs longer. In previous springs, camps DID TW G IV E • // aging 119.5 In local leagues this sioner for Manchester and East DOCTO VITAMINS’] DOW.N w a were broken and the teams hesded w in ter? Hartford. The Connecticut Amateur North 10 days before the season 1 1 Memoranda Softball Assn, exists only fo, the Celts, Hawks Favored r ' Also, it is knoym by a majority New York, March 28 i.lT) - - It official by started. T A 3 M 2 Expunged 2) piii-pose of (1( providing organized of keglers th.it Whelan. Town will take 73 qualifying competi­ • * « . . . . ' play under standard rules for all tions to determine the 150-man ■ X & 5 I.'7; champion in 1955 ant^a tough com­ amateur teams: (21 providing offi­ field which will vie this year for Pilrheil f«)r H arlfortl petitor under pr'W.snre, ran be­ cial standards of eligibility for all In NBA Playoff Games WaiTPn Spahn the U.S, Open Golf Championship. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL come only the second man ever to players: (3) providing tournaments Sphannie. who pitclied for Hart­ repeat as top dog. Only Hippo Cor- leading to championships. The U.S. Golf Assn, issued a blue­ ford in the E aste rn l.eagne In 1942. want to get down to 175, and I renti (1953-57) has been able to print today for its new plan of a is the only leftliander In major- Actually, Spahn did not develop Incidentally, here is a date for New York, March 28 (/P)— The St. lAiuis Hawks and tlie into a winner in the major.* until will, before the season starts. ” L accompli.sh the feat in the past softball enthusiasts to remember- - double series of playoffs, all at league history to win 20 or more Boston Celtics will take the lead today in the National Bas- 1946. hia first year hack after How many pounds does a pitch­ eight years. Monday. June 21. ll is on that day 36 holes. The first series is sched­ games in nine different sea.sons. er lose In one afternoon ? was an­ It is interesting to note that uled In m id-M ay -59 of them M ay kethall Assn. Divi.sional playoffs if the home court trendcon- Only Cy Young (I61. Christy working for Uncle Sam. winning the third annual Kerry McGuire eight of 13 deciaiona. He showed other qiiesUon I asked. 4i o o there was a lap.se of four years be­ Memorial Game will be played at 18 and anohes- at Cliicago May 19. kfathewson (13i and Waiter John- tinues. plenty of Iiromlse and in 1947 hung "I once lost 14 pounds pitching , ■»<* »«>.■<« in« M >«rTfc Pit Qw tween Correnti’s two title-winnmg The second aeries at 13 strategic As the series now' stand, and ,son (121, all In the Hall of Fame, the Burnside Field in East Hart­ up 2i wina. to join the exclusive one afternoon in Boston. It was i J l J seasons. It is now four years since centers Is slated for June 1 The Hawks and Minneapolis Lakers have won 20 games more often ford. Once again the World Cham­ 20 Game Club. He held membership only a nine inni.ig game, too. I Open will be planned at Winged are all-square at 2-2 in their besl- Gomes Upsets than Spahn. BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS W helan won hi.s fir.st crow n. Could pions Raybestos Cardinals of Strat­ in this club eight times in the next weighed myself before and after LONG SAM this be his year? ford will meet the host Burnside Foot in Mamaroneck, N. Y., June of-seven series for the Westeni Di­ "Onr team record hasn t been llir game, on • of the few’ times too good this apnng because our 11 season*. IT FEELS FUNNY, . Be KAUTtPtfLX YES THANKS At the risk of being called Dovaleltea in a 6:30 contest. The 11-13. vision plavoff title. So are the Cel­ Favored Foe that I ever did. I gues* I knew ; HE WAS BEFORE L TO M E U "chicken " I'll go out on the limb incomparable Johnny Spring will tics and liie Syracuse Natiouals in pitchers have been off. A pitcher WhsI ha* been the secret to A » w - HAVISr A Spahn'a *ucce8s ever *inre he re­ that I had lost few pounds. The HUSBAND YDU •THANKS ID again and pick the man who will pitch for Raybestos and fiec Dick I St. Augustine, Fla.. March 28 their hatlle for the Eastern Divi­ needs warm weather, and work, to next day I gained back 10 of the A get control. Once a fellow, like my- ported to the Boston Braves in HARDLY BVB« ADAW.' succeed Larry Bates a.s the uew Surhoff will serve them up for I (.(Pi -Bruce Coffin of Marblehead. sion champion.ship. M iami B each. Fla.. M arch 28 pounds " Coach Ray McKenna's club. The So far.each team has won twice i/p. H atold Gomes, a stu rd y little .self, ran control his pilches, he's 1942? see / Town champion. Ami so as not to Mass., and Leon Sike.s of West Milwaukee's weather, In the create any hard feelings between Cardinals edged the Doves 1-0 in Palm Beach, two "youngster.s " In on its hole court. Today's games belter who doesn't know when to ready, " he told me. "Condition I have always spring, la colder than Boston a How m any pitches g e t aw ay In Martin and Whelan, my choice i.< last year's thriller. i the Am erican Seniors Golf As.sn. are st St. Louis and Boston, with stop belting, has hopes of s title been in top physical condition. I and I inquired If th e ho.L hum id — the bowler who first wins three ; Tournament, meet for the title to­ the latter scheduled for lcleviae<■»• (McCurryl did not appear in first try. ^ nece.sssrN'. favor St. Louis and and won a unanim ous decision in any conditions. 'The change In J -2 8 ^ ^ ttfA t*ni**. IfM. •Meade the p ast tw o years, hopes the 10-round nationslly televised anaw ered round will last a lot longer in the print. Walt look.s for Whelan to Boston since they wull be played climate has never affected me,” to enroll in the University of Con­ on their home courts. The division bout at the Miami Beacli Audi­ A v isitin g w riter from .St. Louis majors than a fellowwho lives it beat Marlin, adding. "1 h:i\e to New Y ork. M arch 28 '/P' A was the reply. “Speaking of *fat tlicet,' have you Btartad practicing necticut this fall. w inners w'ill clash for tlie NBA joined us and said, "Yon would up during the winter and lets him­ string along with a foit-v i cham­ torium . Gum-chewing Spahn, in addition BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFlEl,!) nasty spill that tumbled four off title in another best-of-seven set. Gomes, weighing 130'j. won have 500 victories now if It hadn't self go. Yon can’t do the job in JUDD SAXON that golf game of youre yet?" pion." I . * ♦ their bikes and the breaking of a to being a great pitchier and a Go(xl friend Johnny Spring was If the 1-akera are to break largely by Inceasantly larrying been for tlie service. Yon lost six weeks In Florida of getting And ACROSS town. Only time will tell. five-wav lie for first place marked fine hitter, is also credited with RHONA.THE ORISINAL 1 WAS VERY 1O0N&, THEN, JUDD S-Z8 tv*-; an off.ice visitor M ondsy a fte r through tonight they must get lop the fight to the handsome Texan, three good years " Spahn starts ready for a five and a half month I DON'T KNOW WHOD FIT that Uie start of the final day Elgin Bey- the best plck'-off motion In the PIANS FOR BEAR PAW *. ♦ # I completing a business call at Car- who fights from a classic upright the '58 campaign w-ith 246 wins to se a s o n ." ARE IN order, But 1 LABEL... unless... NO. MB THIS RAIN IS . m ajors. HaiaRHONA. IS WOULDN'T DO ANVTHinS SPELLING tROOBl 1 lyle-.Iohnaon Machine Co. Recog­ tiuon in the i lor and Di. k Garmaker. both of , stance and relies chiefly on a his credit. v * a POUR oAo HWAE?, DON'T PRCVe YOUR DAD BY ROl'SO.N Entrios ('.oininp Fast bicycle race eail.N today. ShmU> | Minneapo- , ♦ * * Three times he has helped the ACruAiLV HIT BEPROCX TV HELP DAD FOR JIM LORRlmER L in i.E SPORTS nized as the roiinlry's No. 1 soft­ sharp, punishing left hand to pile m/O WOULDN’T. ...SERVES lAL Entries are pouring in at a fast Braves to World Series splits. He WE'VE SOT TO FINP ball pitcher, .lohn reports ho has after the ^sd'l ''8 but something less than sensa- ; Handy with Bat won and lost once in each the 1948 SOMEONE WHO WAS LOOK, WE CAN'T RISHT, THE \\ pace for the first Husband and Wagtmans and Jean PlanUz_^hsd | Hawks’ court. Baylor, I For a time in the middle rounds Eyes .yOO \'irtorir» OOME IN, STUBBORN, been gelling ready for another Selected on 11 National league and 1957 ce'.s and then won twice there ... SOMEONE OVERLOOK AHrmH*. Wife Bawling Tournament sehed- taken a one-lap lead, the 2,000 j who g.it 33 and 32 points in the it appeared .lorgenaen’a left and Spahn. lifted,hi* cap. ahowing s JUDD. HO, OL' 5?sf busy summer with conditioning All-.Slar teams, the hook-nosed HE'S AT A PEOPLE. WILL BELIEVE uled Saturday. April 4, at the spectators left from an earlier 1 two games at Minneapolis, was hia occaaional whipping right receeding halrUne and answered: while losing one; last fall against & 0 M .Y /\ exercises at the Y'. Johnny and fellow Is also mighty handy with the Yanks. He came within AtOTTNS. ) 1 West side Rec alleys. Three shifts 8.000 saw a lire roll off the front , held to 15 in his last game at St. would wear out his tough op­ "Did you ever think that I ■was 7 . 7 his colorful Raybestos teammates the bat. His total of 21 home CAN 1 HEl are planned by the Rec Depart­ of Erwin Peaek's bike. The ; ponent. Gomes .seemed to sag. but lucky. I came out alive. 1 know a inches of racking up a third win report for their first outdoor drill Louis. runs is a league record. In 14 last October biil lost a heart- ment, 1 and 4 in the afternoon ;Sat((rday. April 4 at M " em oriai I Chicagoan was thrown to the , The Lakers fare the possibility he apparently was saving energy lot of other fellowa that didn't. 7 ■track. 'Three others right behind seasons, he has ap p eared In 491 | breaker In 10 innings _ in the aUUi and 7 o'clock at night. Additional Stadiuu, in Stratford colli- i pla.Ving without 6-9 Lai ry for a atont finish in the last three And did you ever stop to think that the andable and modest ' him were ' Foust. Foust revealed yesterday he rounds, when he would come from perhaps the three years I spent in games, starting and finishing 266, ’ game in Milwaukee, shifts will be made nere.’isary if A lready winning 246, losing 1.57 for a gau- Game time neared and the In­ 7 7 - ^ 5)^ c:: Interest warrants. Five trophies Spring is looking forw-ard to Sep- »>on and went ■ ueirii hurt his back in the closing min- his corner with a savage rush and eenice have helped me. I could ' • • Cardinals iw'ere Herb Weinnch and Heini iitea of Thursday's game and said swarm over his opponent have been all pitched oiit by now. dy .610 percenlage. During thi* | iprview ended. The pitcher but- will be awarded and only married tmuber wlien the strong Cardinals jwery^ Joe De apell he has struck out 1,783 bat-||,„,pa a shirt with the word couples mav register any night flv to Clearwater. FIs., to defend i Scholl of (>rmany . ! he will not play tonight "If I think There were no knockdowns and I have never figured that the serw- BY JOHNNY HART their 1958 World's title. Once 1 bakker of Belgium Weinnch, of It will hurt me." | neither fighter was in serious ice hurt me In any way. Hefe I ^m ter*. I Braves pnblazoned on the front B. C. from 6-10 iu the West Side Rec ' hit hi* head on the The all-time pitching great had : ami No. 21 on the back. "Will it The following rules will apply: again it was fun rehashing oiir ex- 'W est Berliri. I Boh Pettit In Slump i trouble, hiil it was a bruising almost 38 and I'm still able to pitch 1956 World's rail, but was able to continue as did i The Hawks also are looking for j battle which left both men ex- winning ball." He also admitted rfientioned weight earlier in our i be 21 wins 'this year?" I asked. ^ W ILE Y'S HE G o r WAIT HERE, ILL "Only husband and wife to,'other.*. All suffered mav ciimnete and only one trophv’Toiimament in Sacramento. Calif, j the others. All suffered severe Bob Pettit, the NBA scoring | hausted, Joigensen weighed 132'j. that he would lik.- to po*t 500 eon\'ersalinn and I a.sked liow 1 "Remember W’hat I said. I have BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE CREAMED G E T SCDME W ATER may compete ana only one u01 I Raybestos General bruises and bumps. OUT C O U P champ, to break out of what is a Promoter Chris Dundee said be- triu m p h s before retiring to hia ] much he weighed. "Too much. ' lo gel No. 1 first, Spann an- 7UIH OVER THE VAST POLAR HEY, UOE, LETS TRY YOU CAN BETtJHA AND I CAN'T BY A 7C>THROW IN HIS ■will be awarded per person

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., SATURDAY, ^ARCH 28, 1969 PAGE THShABM' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAW^H 28, 1959 72 Houses for Sale 72 Lots for Sale 73 Wanted— Reil Estate 77 PAOB TWBt.yB Apartments— flats— Summer Homes for Rent 67 . Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale Railroad Idles Articles For Sal# 45 ' Household Goods 51 Tenements 43 (xicxix).^^ VERNON-Two. house lota, $X,800 SELLING YOUR home? FOt Business Services Offe$«d 13 IHERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and BHORTEN ' ■___ i______- GARDNER LAKE. Salem, Conn. (XX) each. Other lots available in Mart- prompt, efficient, courteuue serv­ DE LUXE TAPPAN gas stove, n e w e f f ic ie n c y apartm> nt for sNorthwest, shore. Arrowhead MANCHSSTBR—All brick six rootp Chester ares. Philbrick Agency, ice end araratslng without ohUga- POWER. MOWERS—Toro, Jacoh- Grove. Modem housekeeping cot­ MANCHESTER — Six room Capo. tlon,' call a. A,'“Beechler, Realtor, Engineer for LEAVE TOUR rubbish worries to sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle, Vlsuallte stainless steel oven. rent wJUi kitchen, living room, H A P P Y EA ST E ^ Aluminum otorma and zereona, new Cape In South Mahehester. Built MI 9-8464. THIS IS TWE same tages. Safe beach. Playgrounds. Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith. A » me! Oeilars; attics cleaned. nnuTimoM of u n A mOUT6PI«- Reel and rotary. Also riduig mow- cellent condition. Reasonable. MI bedroom, tile bath. Fun 'shed hot water heater. Convenient to by Pontlcelll In 1951. Aluminum Litht trucking of all Kinds, tor , KiDMOOMAVE^ 9-1472. with ntove, refrigerator and heat. Shuffiebqard. Picnic grove. Pri­ combinations, flarge enclosed rear FERGUSON RD.—103 ft. wooded soclates. Ml 9-8963. Member MuJtl* CLASSIFIED era. Parts and service. ■ Capitol , From shopping, achoola and buses. Nice lot in beautiful residential area, Derailed Train homes, stores and oftlcea Norm’a WHAMiTE OUT OF aU on flr « floor. Storage space vate Iwa'ts. Ideal for children, and rch. Garage and amesite d:ive. pie Listing Service. ^uipm ent Co.. 38 Main St, Man­ A GOOD SELECTION of sterilised fishermen. Hartford CH 2-9278. yard. Priced to sell Immediately at c l^ utilities. Bargain at $3,500. Trucking. M l 8-8905. chester. Ml 3-7958. In baxement. I^arktng — o-> bun only $12,900. R, F. Dlmock Co., ge lot. 'very nice condition. refinlshed used furniture for line, -near shoeing center.- For Visit weekends. Nohvlch, TUmer LAWRENCE F, FIANO $16,500. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real­ MI 3-0154. Carl . and Esther (Oeattooed from Pace OM) CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, every room. All kinds of appli­ 7-4695. Realtor MI 9-5248, or Robert Schwarz. WALLPAJPI^ Sale—Many attems one or two only, $95 monthly. Can Murdock, MI S-8472, Barbara tor, Ml 9-5245, or Barbara Wood*. available all hours. Satisfaction to choooe nem at handsom-- sav­ ances, sparkling clean, no chips. be seen at 189 West Middle 'Tpke., Brokers MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml Bo SOX Concerned not ready to be crossed by bis guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816. Come In and compare quality and Woods, Ml 9-7702. 34 ACRES Prime residential prop­ train. But the train rolled paM the c l a s sif ie d ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS ings. Trimmed-and coated. C. J. Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091. Farm and Land for Sale 71 MI 8-2786 3-«472, erty, city water. For hirther infor­ ' Morrison Paint Stqre, 385 Center prices. Open 9-8. LeBlane Furni­ (XXI) Over Ted Williams slgnsls and headed for the river 8:15 A.M. to 4:.^0 P.M. ture Hospital, 195 South St., f o u r r o o m apartment for rent. mation. R. F. Dlmock Co. MI MORTEN8EN TV. Speclallxed RCA St. • ' ATTENTION— PAUL P. FIANO (XXXX) 9-5245. at about IS miles per hour. televislbn, aervlca. Ml 9-4841. Rockirille. Heat, hot water, gas for cooking, SICVEN ROOM older Colonial. A quarter of a mile from the SPECIAL—Crushed stone for mud­ electric refrigerator and ga.s VERNON—Large 6',4 room ranch, Scottsdale. Arlt., March 28 t/P)— bridge, an automatic derailing de­ COPY CUWING TIME FOR C L A Si^E D ADVT. Builders and Investors MI 3-0458 Excellent condition throughout. Ted Williams’ own special spring • MOSPAr Bmi nMPAy lOlSO A.M.—SATCBDAT > AJI. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlahlng. dy drives, gravel, washed^ size stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI Two-car garage. Centrally located. breezeway, oversized garage, two a^EARED LAKKFRONT lot. Mid­ vice, set to operate whenever the stones. Nussdorf Sand Sc Stone CHAMBERS FURNITURE 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p.m. fireplaces, combinations through­ training program has been dis­ bridge U open, went' Into action. Specializing in old floors. Ml T/uuMAb Glastonbury—63 acres, subdlvld-. Nice family home, $17,300. R, F. dle i-ake, Bolton. MI 3-1722. rupted so badly by hlti shoulder 9-5750. Co. MI 3-2427. ed Into 80 plots. AA zone, frontage Dimock Co., Realtor, MI 9-5246, or out, plastered, magnificent view. The five passenger cart stumbled PLEA^ Read your ad Discount —All furniture, baby THREE ROOM heated apartment, $18,600. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real­ ailment that Uic Boston Red Sox HoTHlHSSHORTOFAM _____ soo e. avflsrr,! furniture, cribs, strollers, fire­ for models on state highway. Beau­ TERRAMUGGA8 Lake—Six room Robert Murdock, MI S-6472, Bar­ off the rails and continued another ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt HWrfarDaw, MOVING OUT of state—For eale, $75.- Cali MJ 9-5229 Monday to Fri­ tor, MI 9-5245, or Barbara Woods WATERFRONT IX)T st Lake tamp la worried he won’t open the several hundred feet. They stayed nsMllled or “Woiit Atf»’'''*ro taken over Oie A ' '/U EteCTlBIFlED FENCEm wts. moonmist mahogany bedroom set, place fixtures, bridge sets, lamps day, 9 to 5 p.m. tifully wooded, high elevation, 2 year around cottage, enclosed bara Wood*, MI 9-7702. season in New York April 10. vMiamm. Hie adverUeer ihoiiht read kie ad the FIK8T DAV IT friendly service on your Electro­ miles to Glaston'bury shopping cen­ porch overlooking lake; 12 miles MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI Chaffee. MI 9-2828. right side up. The baggage car lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ /Ilk KEEP SOME JERKS OFF f W s - ' gas and dll combination stove, oil and phonographs. 3-6472. "1 am no belter now that I waa 2 p1 « 2 bS and REPORT ERRORS in ttmo for the neat Ineer- SOUR SiPEWftLK LAWN- space heater. 21“ TV set. blond FOUR ROOM apartment. Cen­ ter, schools, etc. from aircraft, $9,950. Philbrick (XXII) a week ago." the 40-year-old slug­ kept to the rails. livery. Call Electrolux authorized CHAMBERS FURNITURE Agency, MI 9-8464, Both of the rsllroad’s westbound ttoB. The Herald U reeponalble for only ONE Incori^t or o n ^ t^ sales ana service. Ml 9-0848 or JA coffee’ table,. blond comer table, trally located, heat, hot water and (XXXXl) ger said yesterday after trying to 11,-,I t|(in for any advertleenieBt andthen only to the extent of a parking. Adults. Gall MI 3-7590 Eight lots, city water, aidewalks, NEW SIX room ranch, one block Suburban for Sale 75 tracks were blocked by tha Jumble 2-0108. Please ask for Augustii.c household articles. Ill Holl St. SALES gas installed, trees, brook, sandy FIVE BEDROOM ranch, two years from Green. All large rooms, two go through a worliout. of cars. For several- hours, traffic "inekri rood” hieertlon. Error* which 'do not leeeen the vnhie of Kamienakl. or MI 3-8470. BOLTON—Two year old four room The painful shoulder "natch" not be corrected "make good” ineertlon. WOOD STORM windows -seven Open dally 10-6, 7:80-9 soil. One block to new schools, one old, large lot, good location, city baths, bullt-ln stove and oveti, fire­ from both direction* was sent over utilities, built-in oven and range, place. Full basement, two-car ga­ ranch- with carport. Large living COVENTRY -- $18,000 throe bed­ limited him to a brief Jogging aes- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- I 36x56, three 28x55, two 38x61, two FOR RENT—First floor of Man­ foundation In place. Construction room with fireplace. Alumlnuni room contemporary ranch, range, the two esstbound tracks. Buses r t 603 E. Middle Turnpike chester Green home, 4 large loan and purchase money avail­ $22,900. Philbrick Agency, MI rage. Y’bur choice of Irierior sion. were used to transport some pas­ TOUR COOPERATION WILL njgl 3-2711 cars, amplifiers, phonographs and 32x51, four 24x139. Call at 443- combinations. $12,800. R, F. dishwasher, basement recreation Til* turn of events resulted in a Main St. 10-3 daily. rooms on bus line. Children ac­ able to qualified buyer. Package 9-8464. decoration. R. F, Dlmock Co.. Real­ sengers between Stamford and BE appreciated l/IU I fWI A # ■ i changers. Over 47 years total ex­ FOUR BURNER apartment size tor, MI 9-5245, or Robert Mur­ Diraock Co., Realtor. MI 9-5246, room, patio, large woodec' lot. decision to have Ted's back and cepted. Call MI 9-5201 or MI 4-1302. price $23,500. Owner MI 9-8880. Greenwich. perience. 90 days guarantee on all TWO WHEEL rubber tired garden electric stove and oven. 807 Gard­ SEVEN ROOM colonial, oil steam dock MI 3-8472, Barbara Woods, or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, shoulders x-rayed today. work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4537. Call Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. To add to the club concern, out­ All repairs were complete by Automobiles for Sale 4 tractor with attachments. $120. ner St. FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ heat, garage, 1'4 baths, good con­ MI 9-7702. shortly after 8 p.m.. the railroad Lost and Found dition. Owner, MI 3-07U, No BOLTON RANCH, 6 month.s old, 2- fielder Gene Stephens injured his HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. Oil lamp egg incubators. Reason­ ment, heated, hot water, rrarage, Richard B. Moore, Realtor car garage, ailic.siic drive, 1'4 reported. OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ WESTINGHOUSE r e f r Igerator, center,' residential. Ml 3-6028. agents. EASTER ALREADY ??? right thumb yesterday and will not l o st—Lady’s sun glasses with Available at all times. Phllco fac­ able. MI 9-4695. (XXIII) baths fireplace, wall to wall car­ A spokesman for the New Ha­ hil cials, flxit yourself ears, always quality gas stove. Excellent con­ Phone MEdford 3-9494 bo able to grip a bat for at lca.st gray frame. Finder please call tory supervised service. Tel. Ml dition. Very reasonable. MI 9-0207. FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, hot THREE UEDROOM ranch, in ex­ BOLTON — Six room split level, We have our “ Easter ' Specials" peting. pniio, kitchen with f' rmlca 10 days according to Trainer Jack ven said the engineer haa submit­ a go<^ selection. Look behind our 9-969S. ONE 3 CARBUERETOR manifold, ready to show, regardless of the counters and cabinets. One acre ted a report on the accident. How­ ».7697 after 6 p.m. office. Douglas Motors, 3SS Main. 3 Stromberg 97s, 3 Har'ey 94s, fits water, garage, centrally located. cellent condition, radiant heat, at­ wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ Fadden. Stephena was hurt field­ tached garage, many extras in­ wind and the Snow, And, as slways, lot, MI 9-1477, ever. he said, it won’t be made f o u n d —One small black 'em ale AL MARINOS, M 4 M Rubbish \ \ 1965, 1956, 1957 Ford, $7(5. Cali MI Adults only. MI 3-7.363, Houses for Sale 72 place, excellent condition. $18,800 ing s hall in the outfield during THUNDERBIRD 1958. white, four twi>A»n lYN cluding wail to wall carpeting, our office is open Saturdays and < public until after next week’s in­ mongrel. Call Lee Fracchla. Dog Service, complete full time re­ 1 9-5005. Musical Instruments S3 R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI Thursday’s game with the Chicago passenger, excellent condition, ROCKVILLE— New apartment.s. SOUTH WINDSOR—New five room ceiling to floor drapes, pine 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock, MI Sunday afternoons • - if wc ran VERNON-Three bedroom ranch Cubs. quiry. , Warden. MI 8 -8 5 9 4 .______moval service. Industrial, com­ Ideal for young married couple. shovel our way in. home. Clo.se to bus. $12,900, Low $imith has been In railroading 40 mileage under 10,000. Power mercial, residential, route o" ap­ HEAR NEW Kinsman orga" with ranch, built-in oven and ranee. paneled room, refrigerator, stove, 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. qiiB Sox were scheduled to re­ equipped. Privately owned. MI 20’’ LAKESIDE reel type power Adults. TR 5-1582, TR 5-3226, . Ix)t 100x200. $16,600. Philbrlck disposal. Quiet residential Buck- down pavmcnl. Call Builder. JA years and has been an engineer pointment, metal, cardboard bar­ Building— Contracting 14 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 percussion, added: Big savings on 'The Easter rabbit agrees that sume their Cactus League compe­ 9-0183. lawn mower. $45. MI 9-0720. Agency, MI 9-8464. ley School area. Altracti-'e lot (XXIV) 2-6047. since 1046. the spokesmen eaid. Annooncemonts 2 rels. 5U 9-9757. demonstration models. Dunaldo AVAILABLE April 1—Unfurnished thia is one of our belter buys a tition today against Cleveland at ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ HOP HOME PARTIES— Openings TOOL MAKERS with flowered fenced back. Under Ttirson with Herb Moford and Although the derailing mechan­ Music Center. 186 West Middle 4 rooms, large enclosed veranda, VERNON —New six room Build­ NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. six room cape-(not quite finished SOUTH WINDSOR New 8 bed­ ism in this accident did its Job, one UfOOMB t a x e s prepared -i your TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, net work done. Honest and relia­ for parly plan demonstrators. Tpke. MI 9-6205. $16,000. Owner MI 9-6718. No Mike F’ornieles sharing the pitch­ 1955 BUICK Century, two-door Housewares, toys, gifts, novelties. Boats and Accessories 46 second floor. Adults, Ideal for 2 er’s Model Ranch, basement ga­ age-'ts. built-in dishwasher, 114 bathe, up) on a comer lot on Trebbe room ranch, ceramic tile bath in Newark, N. J., failed to prevent hoxno or hy appotaunent. Exper­ sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle ble workmanship. Call Roscoe AND Drive, close to Verplanck, the bus, ing chores. hardtop, all equipped. JA 8-2677. Thompson, MI 3-1895 for esti­ No collecting. No delivering. Ex­ or 3 ladies to sha?e expenses. Hot rage, built-in oven and range tiuilt-in atove and oven. C( mplete- and shower, large llvlng-dlniiig a disaster last Sept. 15. ienced tax work. M nour srvlce. Turnpike. MI 9-3477. water oil heat. Near St. Mary’s, colonial fireplace, executive size shopping and the Catholic Ch\irch. room, taslcfully decorated Birch Call MI S-472S. mates perience not necessary. Call or FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS BOATS NOW in stock — Crosby Wanted—To Buy 58 Iv landscaped. Amesite ’ r!ve. R. On that day. a Jersey Central I 1953 CHEVROLET station wagon. ELECTRICAL work by Walt write: Mr. Don Peterson, 6 Pros­ St. Jame.s Churohes. MI 9-4446 be­ rooms. Convenient to schools, VERNON F. Dlmock COj., Realtor, ^TT Sensible at $14,.500. Call, we will be cabinet kitchen, exhaust fan. large lines commuter aped past a signal Fiberglas, Wolverine, Starcraft happy to show you through HoIfU Firm Advantagr f e d e r a l in c o m e taxes pre­ Clean, excellent tires, new hrakes, Zemanck aasurcs your safety. FOR THE newest things in outside pect Hill Drive, Warehouse Point, For work on close tolerance Air­ and Cadillac Motors. Evinrudes, tween 4-9 p.m. shopping, Hartford, Manchester. 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, 511 lot, amesite drive full cellar. Call that warned of an open draw­ pared with your savings in mind, muffler, tailpipe. $895. MI 3-0236 Don't wait, call MI 9-8976 now. home coverings — Aluminum, Conn. Tel. NA 3-5091. craft Precision Parts. new and used. Sales and service. WANTED TO BUY Only $18,200—30 year mortgage. Excellent planned house for fam­ 3-6472, Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702. MI 3-6.306, Iowa Ot.v, Iowa, Marcli 28 i.T»— bridge over Newark Bay. When Good used resaiable furniture, FOUR ROOM rent, first floor, Builder, MI 9-1489 and MT 3-2465. ily needing large kitchen with love­ You can have a mammoth ^aacnable rates. Call MI 9-6248. Be wise and modernize. stone, etc,—Call us. For the fair­ McBride’s Sports Spot, 109 Center Easter egg hunt on, this lot of lOOx Oklahoma ' State, shocked hy the the train triggered the derailing est prices in years In alterations HIGH HOURLY RATES also small upright and spinet stove, ice box and kitchen set fur­ ly dining area, front foyer with (XXV) device, the' train left the tracks, 1955 CADILLAC Coupe, like new, St. nished, oil burner. Adults onlv, MODIFIED RANC7H—Seven rooms, large guest closet, beautiful living 300, wooded too. And the house is defeat of one of its defending INCOME TAX forms prepared by REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and and modernizations—call us. For WAITRESS WANTED Call MI piano*. Legal Notice champions, holds a firm advantage but momentum carried part of it appointment in your home or Phono MI 3-1413. draperies custom made. Free es­ 4-8913. If you don't qualify for one of 18 FT. OUTBOARD cabin crUlser $70. Unheated. MI 9-0769. 22x15 toot living room with fire­ room with paneled wall and fire­ NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, a beaut.v. Five rooni.s with expan­ chariglng your present home to a sion, large open breezeway and over challenger Iowa State in t.i- over the lip of the open bridge. mine. Ebtperienced, competent timates. Open evenings for your more beautiful home the way vou these positions, please do not ap- with 85 HP motor and all acces- Watkins Used Furniture place. Modern throughout. $23,90(1, place, 3 bedrooms, recreation built-in range and oven, veatlbule. Two engines and three coaches 1955 HALF ton Ford pick-up tnick LET US HELP YOU. If you have NEWLYWEDS Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. room, 1'4 baths, laundry room, oversized garage. Ix>cated bn very l.iqi'OR PKRMIT ntght'a finals of the NCAA Wres­ work at reasonable fee. Call Ml radio heater 6-ply tires, A-1 con­ convenience. P A M Upholstery like It—call us. AU estimates free. aorips. C. G. registered. MI Exchange Choice location; I^rge lot. $16,200 ^ NOTIt'K o r AI-ri.jcATION tling Tournament. The Cowboys, fell into the water and 48 persons, spare time and need money, I will oversize garage and full,basement. R, F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MT desirable Spring St. Owner trans­ S-2888. dition m 3-5093. Shops. 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-6324. Bank terms. Call the Affiliated MAL TOOL & 9-0650. Thin ifl (n pivp ntiHcc that I Jl.'STlN whose 167-pound Champion Duane Including the engineer, died. show you how to earn $30 a week 15 Oak Street First month's rent free. New TEN ROOM home on spacious lot Many extras, include new' built-in 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, MI ferred to sunny Florida—the lucky Building Contractors, 860 Park ENGINEERING COMPANY S'i- room heated apfutment.". Ap­ in downtown Manchester Don’t people. (». D1 NKNO. f>f 171 rhf’fltcr Slrrrl. Murty lost to aggressive Ed Ham­ LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ Ave., Bloomfield. Conn. Call CH selling Avon Products. Have two 1958 SCXITT-Atwater 22 h.p. out­ WE BUY and sell antique and used TV. wall to wall carpeting in liv­ 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. KhbI Unrlffiifl (’oim,. !mv<‘ hied an An- Personals paired, All work guaranteed. Free fine territories between Hartford board motor, remote controls. pliances. individual television an­ miss this one for $15,700. Phil- ing room and stairs, combination I'lit'Ation dnlrrj March 2d. 105!). with the er of' Lehigh in last night's semi­ 1949 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. 2-9922 or at night call MI 3-0731. 291 ADAMS STREET furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ Liquor (Vintrol ronimlFHlon foi' a Hockey at a Glance pick-up and delivery. We also Rd. and W. Center St., around U.-ted only 6 weeks. Reasonable, tennas and heat Control, I.,aundry brick Agency, MI 9-8464. windows and doors throughout, land More room?—you are rriissing final i-ound, moved three strong VACUUM CLEANERS repa'red In New paint Job. PI 2-7584, ture frames, guns, attic ccitents, XXVI the boat if you don’t see this four HeFtnurnnl-l.tquor Pcrmil for the Bale sharpen axes, sri.ssors, chisels, McKee, Adams, and Fairfie! j St.s, ivn 3-5908. equipment, car .space, pirnir area, all landscaped with fenred-lr back of alcoholic llquttr o»r Iho prcnilneR 1>H contenders into the championship Saturday’s Schedule my own home shop. Fort-’ veeu-s EXPERIENCED tnick driver for whole estates. Furniture refln- MANCJHESTER—Spacious six room bedroom home we have in Rock- round. pinner blades and knives Bruno Other territories open. Call CH Zionist camp in Coventry for 9 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. yard. Everything for $20,.500 MANCHESTER — Six room cape Square. Mancheeirr. rtmii. National League Seml-nnal factory experience. All makes, low Roofing—Siding 16 ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ Adults. Phone Ml 9-4824. TR 5-,577.5. ranch, screened porch, •’ireplace. dormer w-indows, combination ledge. Two full baths, two fire­ The hueineefl Is owner! hy The 8hv- Playoffs (Best-of-7) Moske. Ml 3-0771. 6-1658. week camp season. References. pair Service and Sales, Talcott- garage, near school, stores. $15,590 Ann ('ori>or«llon. of 12-M Depot Square. rates, free estimates, free pickup Trailers Diamonds— Watchei*— McKEOWN REALTY screens and storms, recently re places, garage, poVch, buiit-ins, Honolulu — The ratio of cars Montreal at C^ilcago (Montreal RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and PI 2-7931. ville. Ml 3-7449. NEWI^Y REDECORATED Two 3- easily financed. Ml 3-0154. Carl etc. Reasonable at $22,000 (loss Mancheflier. and will lie con lot MI 9-7398. PI 2-7546, qualifications, references and panding company. Office systems 9-6’i38. mortgage, small rash. Carlton W. attached 2-car garage, I 'i ceram­ Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. give up! See Douglas Motors, get ter work, chimneys cleaned, r availability to Sanitary Paper and procedures. Capable, easily Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ic baths, built in oven and on Server Street, manv more. Call, Call MEford 3-9403 the lowdown on the lowest down lARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ paired. Aluminum siding. 30 ROOM WITH continuous hot water We arc always available. Mill.s, Inc.. East Hartford, Conn. adoptable, dotes on re.sponsibility. and shower, private entrance. Business Tjocations range. 2 fireplaces, finished rec­ (XXX) and smallest payments anywherfc. censed driving school j-alned. year.s' experience. Free esti- Please don’t phone. Household Goods 51 .MANCHESTER—Six room Cape on reation room. S. A. Becchler, fi' Household Service? Gentleman. 101 Chestnut St. Free WANTED BY CASH BUYERS- Not a small loan or finance com­ Certified and approved, is ’'ow of­ ma.te.s. Call Hovvicy, MI 3-5361, MI Salary open. Write to: for Rent fil busline. $12,650. Excellent two- Realtor, MI 3-8969 or W. R. Smith, LAKE STREET — New six room pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 fering classroom and behind Offered 13-A 3-0763. EXPERIENCED Clerk-Typi.st-37'i SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall parking.,^ : family home, four bedrooms each 1. A 3 and 2 Cape in central A.ssociale. MI 9-8952, Colonial with garage. Built hy U location. PAVING Main Street wheel Instruction for teanagers. hours per week. Excellent bene­ BOX B, HERALD tile.s 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7c AIR CONDITIONED two - room side, full price $18,900. Quality & R. Built-In stove and oven. MI 9-6075. BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com fits, pleasant working conditions. each Green Paint and Wallpaper, a t t r a c t iv e quiet room near front office. 100% location. Mar­ built three bedroom ranch, ex- $14,300 — SIX room cape, 4 bed­ BEFORE TOU BUY a used car pany — For those who care about Heating and Plumbing 17 Large fireplace. Sun deck. l ’/4 2. Small 4 rooms in Bcnion-Lenox MONACO & SONS CONTRACTORS Center, gentleman. Private phone Evening appointments can be at the Green. ■*• low’s, 867 Main St. j cellent condition, good location, rooms. large kitchen with dish­ baths three bedrooms. Beautiful vicinity. Bee Gorman Motor Sales. Buick ATTENTION teenagers, new driver their rugs — phone MI 3-0012. Situations Wanted— Male 39 on floor. MI 3*5331. I many extras, full price $17,500. 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ made. Apply John Hancock washer and disposal, hot air oil view. $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co. Sales and Service. 285 Mtdn education classes starting alur- Free pickup and delivery Free Mutual Life Insurance Ct., 63 COMMERCIAL business or office ' New ranches and splits from heat fireplace. S. A. Bcechler. GLASTONBURY. CONN. Street MI 9-4571. Opep evenings. day. Call Mr. Mlclette, Manches­ estimates given. We specialize In modeling, repairing, new installa­ CAPABLE MAN wants painting, Small upright piano ...... $1-^0 space for rent. Up to 6500 square Realtor. MI 9-5245. or Robert tions. electric sewer cleaning, Ea.st Center St., Manchester. MI rleaninp^. Handy. Refcrcncra. Call 10 Sofas ...... $1(1- ! $12,650 up. Mitten can- fit your Realtor, MI 3-6969 or W. R. Murdock. MT 3-6472, Barbara T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor ter Driving Academy. Coventry, furniture and wall to wall carpet­ 3-1124. FURNISHED room near Main St. feet. Will sub-divide. Mam Street. needs like a glove. Call Ellsworth drainpipe.s cleaned fast and effi­ MI 3-6670. Dining buffet and table ...... $1S 9 Hazel St, MI 9-2170. Smith, As.sociate. MI 9,-8952. Woods. MI 9-7702. PI 2-7249. ing. Located near Centev. Plent\ of Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI MI 3-1577 any time 1958 FORD convertible ourchased ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0677. Round oak table ...... $10 parking, phone Ml 9-5229 or Ml ______\ _ !______DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ 3 G930. or MI 9-5524. j ]\IANCHESTER (XXXI) new August 1958. MI 3-8003. LICENSED ntirse for alternate Wing chair ...... $30 ' FURNISHED rooms to rent, free 3-7444, EAST SIDE-Six I'qom home, 2 pany, doors and windows, custom S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Single mattress ...... $5 i parking. Call MI 9-0826 between ' Older home, 6 rooms. 3-rar ga- Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ing contractor. New installations, shifts. Rockville, TR 5-9121 SUMMIT STREET -Oversize six VERNON—New six room Colonial baths, built-ins, dobple garage, work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1583 Single coil spring ...... $•’>I 5-7 p.m. 2.000 SQUARE feet of spa-t Will I loom cape, patio, porch, two i rage, full basement. This property MODEL T, two Model A Fords, after 6 p.m. alteration work arid rcoair work. PvEAL IJVE Easter bunnies for zoned lor business. Excellent fi­ with attached garage. Built-tn steel beam ron.stnuHJon. Only REBUILT BICYCLES and trl- sale 865 E. Middle Turnpike. Call Gossip bench ...... $1’’ subdivide. 166 West Middle Tpke. , baths, two fireplaces, plenty of $18,900, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 8800. Phone Coventry, PI 2-7932. cvclee for sale, 645 North Main MI 9-3808. WANTED- Woman to clean doc­ NICE LARGE room, furnished with Call 5H 3-704.3, Mr. .Mull nancing. Price $16,500. range .ano oven. Fireplace sun SAVE 50% on laundering. Wet MI 3-138T. closets, finished recreation room deck. 1’ 4 baths, three bedrooms, 9-5132. / St. tor's office. Write Bo.x A, Herald. WATKINS refrigerator and lavatory. MI with built-in bar plu.s numerous STAND UP wash, damp or fluff dry. k'olded 2,800 SQUARE feel of store I' j Extra large 6-room ranch, full high wooded lot. Brick front. Moving—Trucking— USED FURNITURE 9-3081. fine features. Paul J. Correnti, $17,400 R. F. Dimock Co., Real­ Sew It Easily and wrapped free. Manchester Poultry and Supplies 43 blocks from Main St, Call MT basement, hatchway. Also finished Laundromat. 660 Center Si. Storage 20 Help Wanted— Male 36 EXCHANGE 9-2828. MI 3-5363. recreation room, oil hot water tor. MI 9-5245. or Robert Mur­ Lots for Sale 73 15 OAK STREET Year$ Of Beauty! SCHAUB Turkey Farm — k'resh [ MANCHESTER—Six room Cape, heat, 2 picture windows, 2 baths, dock, MI 3-8472, Barbara Woods, WEAVING of bums, moth holes MANCHESTER Package Delivery. TOOIj AND gauge makers, first center hall entrance. Price $17,900. MI 9-7702, BOLTON — For lots and acre-> AND HAVE and tom clothing, hosiery runs, frozen turkeys for Easter. Toma, Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 } 2 unfini.shed. Breezeway. garage. age call Ijiwrence F. Fiano Light trucking and'package deliv­ class top rales. All benefits. Call oven ready 50c lb, Hcn.q 55c lb. Suburban for Ren^ 66 Quiet street, very clean. Ton- handbags repaired, zipper re­ ery, Refrigeratdrs, washers and MI 9-5263. Closed Mondays SOUTH WINDSOR (XXXII) Broker. MI 9-5910. placement, umbrellas "epalred. 188 Hillstown Rd., Manchester. I gren. Broker. MI 3-6321. stove moving specialty. Folding ROCKVILLE - Three-room apart­ Six-room Colonial, hreezeway and men’s shirt collars reversed and chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. FRIENDLY Ire Cream has open­ ( COLONIAL iEAST HARTFORD - 5'4 roo VERNON — New six room split replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ ing for part-time work for eve­ ment, heat and hot water bath, garage, built-in stove and oven, level. High wooded lot. Cathedral YOUR SAY! Articles For Sale 45 THAYER MAPLE crib. Like new, ranch. Full cellar, recreation ing Shop. AUS"nN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local nings and weekends. Must be neat porch, central location. Adults brick veneer front, high elevation, ceiling with redwood beams Bullt- PANEL $20. Call MI 3-7884, : room. Garage, Storms, quiet 10% down. Price $19,100. inoving, packing, storage, Low in appearance with pleasant per­ PRE-SEASON chain saw special. DECORATORS only. $65 a niontli TR .5-5126. ln range and oven, I ’ A baths, large FLAT FINISH Holland window r street. Tongren, Broker. MI IS. INCHES rates on long distance moves to sonality. Call MI 9-8196 for ap­ Save up 30% on Clinton saws. 5's-room ranch, large dining fireplace. Finished laundry room. shades, made to measure All 48 states. MI 3-5187. ROCIiVILLE-Three 3-room heal­ i 3-6321. pointment. New and used. Capitol Equipment ed apartments with garage. Either area, modern kitchen, full' base­ Garage. Three ^droom s $17,990. metal Venetian blinds rt a new Co.. 38 Main St., Ml S-7958. • PAINTING I LARGE 6 room cape (2 unfinished) R. F. Dimock Co., Realto*-, MI low price. Keys made while you MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ EXPERIENCED amesite men — completciv furnished or unfur­ ment, oil hot water heat, excellent SEPTIC TANKS i breezeway, garage, shed dormer, neighborhood. Low down payment. 9-5245, or Robert Murdock MT wait. Marlow's. ing Company. Local and 'ong dis­ grader operator, rackers, Inters, nished. Central TR 5-9992, TR 3-8472, Barbara Woods, MT 9-7702. AND 6-5531, TR 5-2241. TR 5-2656. : fireplace, aluminum storths, large Price $14,990. tance moving, packing and ator-. screw operator behind a barber • PAPERING ' maple trees, 100' frontage. Only GET YOUR screens In shape. All age. Weekly van service to New green spreader. Apply in person. (XXXIII) t.vpe.s rescreened with aluminum Y’ork. m 3-6563. Monaco Sons, Paving Contrac­ MANCHESTER Rd. Four rooms, [ $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI V e r n o n & PLUCCED SEWERS [ 9-5132. wire I'ai tory prices. 443 Main or tors, Cilastonburv Conn. RESIDENTIAL hot water, appliances. CTindicn. Five-room ranch, basement ga­ VERNON — New six room ranch call MI 9-4533 for free pickup $97 per month. MI 9-9210. rage, oil hot water heat, large lot with attached garage, B'j!lt-in ^ rt Painting— Papering 21 PART-TIME man for outboard Machine Cleaned 'e'4 ROOM RANCH, near school V COMMERCIAL ■ and buses. Wall to wall carpeting. with trees. Close to new elemen­ range and oven, fireplace I"' living TV SERVICE — Potterlon’s. all motor repair. Experienced. Tel. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer ROCKVI■LLE^-Four and .5 room makes. Highest quality guaranteed ! PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ Auction ' extras. It's most attractiv” and tary school. Very low laxe. Ex­ room and basement. Wooded lot, MI 9-8717. Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ apartments. All facilities. gas work and parts, over 47 year’s ex- i rating, Good clean Job, reasonable ' so is the price. Call Ow-ner, ^MI cellent financing. Price $14,990. nice location. $16,500. R. F. Dimock proofing Done. ’ ' Fully Insured heat, storm windows, covered Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Bar­ perience. Famous for service since [ price. S. Yencha, JU 9-6914 after floors, TR 5-7129. 9-5100. 1931, Phone MI 9-4537 for best 5. ENFIELD bara Wood.s. MI 9-7702, Robert Ml 9-0365 Murdock, MI 3-6472. service. Ray Reid, McKINNEY BROS. 5 'i room ranch, carport, full TV view ing PAINTING AND paperhanging. • SEPTIC TANKS PI 2-6010 FOUR ROOM heated apartment. | Sewerage Disposal Co. hot and cold running water, stove IN TOWN basement, warm air heat, city (XXXIV) Good clean workmanship at rea­ CLEANF.D and INSTALLED AUCTIONEER water .and sewerage. Convenient to be e tieraW ubeiobA^e.weii^^^y or Building—Contracting 14 sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ ISO-132 Pearl St.-'-MI 3-5308 and refrigerator, garage statl i f : is easy today... The .re cob'i'>^i*“ iAary desired, PI 2-6449. Friendly home in Bower.s School bus and stores. No down payment COVENTRY—Attractive five room Iba). ^ are chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml • SEWERS area. Four bedrooms, two baths. to G.I. $86 per month carrying BIDWELL HOME Improvement 9-9237. Second Congregotionol ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ ot P° __ , ______- Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ MACHINE CLEANED Church Living room- 13x27. Fireplace. rhaVges. 10% down F.H.A. Price rooms, nice living room, Icrge lot. but tter t oetaor'*' UW»^:LthT-'-’itaS - exiattbg rages. Roofing and siding experts. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. Garage with patio. Price $17 400. $13,500. A comfortable home for modest Ce* • INSTALLATION 15% down. fro an* Qf- Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. In Fellowship Holl Read Herald Advs. living. Priced at only $12,650, R. A 5751 Unexcelled workmanship. Easy Wallpaper books. Estimates given. SPECIALIST GASTON REALTY CO. P. DimcM-k Co., Realtor MI i budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR Fully covered bji insurance. Call MADELINE SMITH, Realtor 165 SCHOOL ST.. MANCHESTER 9-524.5, or Barbara Wood's Ml 5-9109. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. Tuesday, March 31 MI 9-3731 9-7702, Robert Murdock, m 3-6472. Towli and Country GREEN LAWNS FCR SALE MI 9-1612 CARPENTER desires repair work, Af 6 P.M. l!______^ ______ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Six room (XXXV) all types of remodeling. Dial PI Help Wanted— Female 35 EAiSTER BUN.VY BUY!! Antiques, valuable and good ■ FOUR ROOM house including 3 Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, 2-7728, Drainage Go. BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon — EXPERIENCED woman to live in. usable items of all sorts. Manchester - Canipfiold acre.s zoned for industrj. also tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ lent condition. Owner moving out Spacious seven, room ranch, large ALL TYPES of carpentry work Must like children. References re Ml 9*4143 Rd.- Spaciou.s 7 room Co­ chicken coops, garage, 149 foot done, alterations, dormers, roof­ I artesian well. 30 gallons per ipin- of state. Priced for quick sale. redwood paneled living room, three quested. Phone MI 9-6416. lonial, three bedrooms, Call Paul J. Correnti: MI 3-.5.363. bedrooms, den, and separate din­ ing, porches, etc'.' Call Ml 9-5981. .walk-in closet, 12x18 liv- 11 iite. Phone MI 9-3.593. 8309 ASSISTANT bookkeeper—Recelve- 5^ BiO Red Bom ing room. Kitchen, built-in range EMBROIDERY CARPENTERS, experienced in ing''room. 12x14 dining I j,MANCHESTER-New 3 bedroom, MANCHESTER —Three bedroom and bven, wall refrigerator. Two- 3-8 yr*. ablc work and answering tele room, paneled den, 20x24 Tempi your embroidery needle building and contracting, altera­ phone. Small air-conditioned of­ 2 bathroom ranch home, 2-car modem ranch in desirable resi­ car garage. I’.i acre lot. $26,800 so’s home heating tions, additions, porches, e.‘ c. Spe­ two car garage, patio mflf garage, close to bus, school and dential area near bus, shopping, R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor, MI -rag* ' citneb® g^parv*^ ’ A darling playdress for young with this handsome panel depicting fice, group insurance. 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• I ‘JSAI^DAY, MARCH 28, 1 9 » Average Daily Net Prc8a. Run I^URTEBN J® a«rIjp0tpr lEufttittg il|prali> The Weather Fer the YS'isek Ending Peregaat of 0. jl. W eatlw Beruas hat parade, and grand march. Mr*. Mariih S8th, 1959 Elizabeth Pavelack and her com­ started a search of the house. He. Tonight ctoody, togff, aqme mittee served refre»hment*.. followed the noise to H* *ource Mrs. Crossen The next meeting of the Man­ 12,899 drizzle, mild tempecatarea. Low. ut Town oiitiilde. A couple of youngster* chester WATER will be held Tues­ Member of tfab Audit around 40. Tueaday eloudy fol­ Heard Along •Main Street were standing there wacking away day evening at the Italian Amer­ Bureat^ et^OirouIatlon. lowed by ohowem. High 45 to M. at the house with snowballs. WUis WATES A ipeoUl netlinj «>t ***”' - «i tf. ican Club. Weighing will begin at Manchester— A City of Village Charm eh«rt«r. Pipe Band'* protr«un com- And on Some of Manche»tcr*$ Side Streets, Too "Hey, whataya think yer doln?" 7:16. Mrs. Gertrude Smaehettl Will tuittee 1« acheduled for 7.30 Mon­ he barked.- Hat Contest be In charge of the aocial part of day ar*nin(t- ■will i>e hfld in "Nothing." the kids replied, the evening. Bingo wilt be played without hatting an eyelash. VOL. L3KVIII, NO. 152 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH .30, 1050 (Clasilfled Adrertlslng on Page 10) PRICE FIVE CEOT'S the conference room of the M*n- Mixed Reaiilta we. Imagine, appointed by the; b>' the members. Mr*. Marion Crossen, 137 N. cheater Savin** and Lioan A**n. You Just can t tell what a father queen! I In addition to Lillian, there was i Expensive I^ooly Elm St., Sun.shlne Committee Monday at V:45 p.ni. the Men * and hta son will do when they a smoolh lalkiiig Uv.yri. and a; At a meeting this week held to chairman of the Manchester SNET Delivering: a u b will hold a reorganicatlon make an asaault on the kitchen. fast talking doctor, on her side. - discuss the possibility of forming WATES, won first prize again for Senator Wants robaUn* at Zion Lutheran Church They'll leave a mess, you can be and then all kinds of dentists ami i an industrial foundation in Man- I the third straight year at the an­ New Directories U.S* Court Denies Chester, a member of the S ta te , for the purpose of spring r«vitalii-, sure. cioclms on our .side i we are. for; nual "Ra.ster Hat Parade of the or­ WITH We don't mean an assault on the fluoridatloii. aren't we bos.s?i. But Development Commission was , ganization at the Italian Amer­ Dag to Attend tn». ___ ! I giie.s* you want me to get to the talking on, the advantages of such Delivery of the 1959 Southern^ CONVERT ice box- we mean when the two ican ffflkb. NOW The Women * Club of Manches­ gel together to - well, bake a heart of the matter. a group, [ Her large blue hat had an aC- N'ew' England Telephone Co. direc­ Reds Agree Ministers Talk ter wUl meet Monday at 8 p m. in Tlie big score for our .side came One thing the proposed foiinda- | rav of colorful flowers set off with tories is expected to be completed Double Jeopatdy Summit Parley cake. by Monday, according to D. Llo.vd reUowship hall of the Second Con-; Some mothers of Cub - Scout when the coi'iiniitlee trapped Lil­ lion could do would be to take op­ a trellis of Morning Glories rising i Hobron, nrianager of the local of- ECONOMITE rrecatlonal Church. Mr*. C. R Pack 143 of .Nathan Hale School lian into talking abniit iiow Pres- ' tions on (le.sirable sites so Ihal it in the center. Completing the en­ Miami, March 30 (/P)—Sen. Summit of Hartford will speak on found out last week The sroul* ident Kisenhoc.ver cai-vie* a hot'lej an onlside Industiy did show inter- i semble, Mrs. Crossed’w’ore a black ! flee, Power Type Gas Burner had a father-son cake baking ron- of mountain valley water every- J est, the owner of the land woiikln't Hobron said each of the nearly Hubert H. Humphrey (D- Interior decorating. Mr*. P. velvet formal. Second prize for 22,000 telephone customera in the FEATURED BY CRANK In Criminal Case Cornell and Mr*. Raymond Gorman te.*t. whein he goes, whereupon the coni- ! be able to immediately jack the the prettiest hat went to Mrs. Minn) suggested today that One pair derided to try some­ niittee smashed her down with a^ price lip. Mancliester exchange will receive head the hostess committee Emily Fracchia, 260 Spring St. a copy of the new edition. Deliv­ A m azingly *;e .signment*. I don't u*ant an\' pait Our own r>r. .larohsnn, the big, .Mrs. Oscar F. Houck uf Buffalo. ed balancing problems, with its spiring to blow up facilities belong­ hindered. . . of anv of them fluoridated or iiii the red light.' "Needless to say. it would be to four powers presuming to settle “many times ovei’"—if the neva May 11, Tass agency re- In the handling of small arm* The anchor iiian for our side ewe are. | N. Y , and the late Mr. Houc k, and tail biitterfly-bcdeckcd cheiTV ROLLER SKATING ing to two telephone companies. an issue which can mean peace or Apparently, however. one had Instruction whll be given b\ a reg­ fluoridated Tlie\- all looked pretty areu'l v.e. boss7i, almost c tiarriied the late Dr and 3rvs onver L, tree worked into the sehenie. On Aug. 15 1955 they were sen­ highly impractical for the federal Kremlin opens ^^’orld War |)orted. received explicit instructions a' war for the entire world," Hum­ I Tass said "according to Infol'- ular patrolman of the locaT police horrible to me Li.lliau heisrlf, even though it was. Austin c)f Tiiekalioe, .N. Y. Hr was Manv of the .inenibers entered tenced to 90 days each. nhvicrtis he bore her a geuleel ill home about crossing again.sl red OPENS SUNDAY, MARCH 29 at 7:30 P.M. phrey said. "Peace is the respon­ 111. ; mation received,’’ the Soviet,^ov- department. In rase you liaaen'l guessed, this graduated from the Ouiiiiary the contP.st. Tlie judges were .Mi’.s. Later they were tried In U.S. (Continued on Page Five) sibility of all nation.* Tlie assurances came as mem­ will for all llie liniihle she has lights no matter who told her to. i ernmenl agreed to attend the par­ was all at the hearing oil anti- School 111 Wa.shinglon, Couii., and (ileorgp Krause, .Mr.*, .lanet Rich- "It is not only the conference It- bers of the 15-nation North Atlan­ been causing m .Maiieheslei He; "Oh no!" .said the young miss, ley "in order to consider questions The Hayden Station Social Club fluondalion bill* in Hartford the is a senior at Harvard thiiversiti'. ord-oii, aiid .Mrs. .Maude Lewi.s. self which should be brought with­ tic Treaty Organization Confer­ c lull rued everybody else, anyway, | liolding her girl friend back, "that's LAKESIDE CASINO ! concerning Germany, including the will .hold a modern and old fa.ah- other da\ I had heard our own where he is a member of the Ha.s- Mrs. Klla .Mi.sovic.h and Mr.*, in the framework of the United Na­ ence prepared to open Thursday a and we weir c oiiipllmented, after-I a red light and we are .«iippo.sed ly Pudding Iiistilule of 1770. SOUTH COVENTRY' I peace treaty with Germany and loned dance next Knday mghi Charlie .lacnbaon had been picked Mary .‘«t bl;^n*I man ■out-of gas. in a mufl field. It took By YVnjJ.AM L. RV.YN Fights Tobacco Appropriations subrommittce in John Ko.ster Dulles, ailing secretary of state, starts up ramp of hi.* plape at Natlon.il airport, Wash­ Fair Trade? (.YP Foreign New* .Ynalysl) ington. Uiia morning m the rain as lie leaves for a rest at Ilobe Sound, h'lorida, residence of Under­ slovakia should be solved during n^'r about 30 feet to land it. I^rr,' January and Febriiaiy. The cut- the ronference.” It added; Long before anyone dreamed of secretary of Stale C. Douglas Dillon about 30 miles from Palm Beach. Dulles has just finished MARTIN'S APPLIANCE Onr Mnnrhr.atrr man \\a«i r#'a|- .Many people aie lec alling eients sp 'V down transcript was released over "The question of the representa­ Nikita Khrushchev as a future a serie.* of treatm ents for abdominal cancei;, (A P Photofax). SERVICE in:: rom*’''n!alil\' on (hr ,‘iofa l)(i« of the pa.sl that took place in the l»oking down at Ins .suiteoat, he .3 Growers’ Plans the weekend. tion of the two German states at WESTOWN \'-inlf’r v\’hf'n )m h''a}d un/nimhar old Wells SI. .Ainioi.i. fiismissec-l the whole iuc-iclcnt with. czar, a western diplomat sized him , Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief; of up shrewdly as "that brilliant | the conference of foreign ministers lU 9-3330 Oner !lr was convim rtl it Few, we imagine a i e j or ouni mg ' Vessir this i* the jacket that al- naval operations, asserted that if ■■ PHARMACY ■" bonehead.” i Washington, March- 30 i.'Pi - can be regarded as mutually RF.rAIRINt. t.VI Harlfnid Rri— Ml t*-!IUI(i wa.HM t t!^'* water pipes banpinT;, he incidents siic'h as liie felh-iw who nio.st w ent into the .S.uind. " Russia lai(/iche.s all-out war "we agreed,” WASHFIRS—DR V r.R.S said he met his wife while mllei The man can bluster and guf-1 Leaders of the American Farm can destroy her many times over, Mother Claims fa'w hi* wa.v with a terrifying air ' The West has proposed that both REFRIGERATORS ,'k.aliiig there yeais ago. On the Defensixe Bureau Federation plan to go all: with the weapons we now have in Italy to A How U. S, West and East German represent­ of carelessness toward the edge of ".Mattel- of fact." up say.s. "I pop looked at hi* son’s repeu'l NOTICE--- -IJ out- if neces.*ary—to stop e n a c t - ■ existence . . . we would break her atives sit in on the parley as ob­ global disaster. But he is no^ rOPEN got a good punc h ill Hip nose Hieie. NIYI Swiss Father card c-rit u-all,\' genius. His career has been dotted ment of a new tobacco program ,, t-, a. servers. 1 She was d.'iliiig .somehod'y el.se a’, ’■Rutch, I want to talk to \’on FOR YOUR V... Burke and Gen. Maxwell D. Tav- DOUG'S i the time. We came out exeii. He with bonehead plays. proposed by mo*st grouerft (In Washington, State Depart­ nhoot the rea.vcMi for Hie.se pooi- SHOPPING CONVENIENCE As it happens, however, they lor. Army chief of staff, agreed ment press officer Lincoln white i got a'grudge off his ehesl when he In a meeting at the summit, lhe» nation haa "too much retalia­ Build IRBM Bases Abducted Son Refrigeration Service grarl.'s," he said nonetheless, western statesmen don't think a big lobbying job will declined immediate comment. He ALL DAY^ I poked me: I gni Ins girl." tory power. " Thousands af manned I^opairinff .\ny Hour "Olcav, Pop. ' the youngster re­ would face a formidable antago­ NIKITA KHRl’SHCHEV be necessary. ■said the only word the department plied ’What do you Hiink il is FENDB They doubt m that Congress unmanned vehicles could pour Zurich, Switzerland.' March .30 ' Jacket Imperiled WE WILL BE OPEN nist, a dynamic bundle of reckless has so far is that the note was de­ .MI .MI n-.-)6.')0 lierrdil y nr euvii nnnient ? " energy and dazzling paradoxes, far ary. He has referred piously to his will pass the program, a.* written, 1 nuclear devastation on Ru.s.sia, said VVashingtoii, .Martli 30 ij'i talk.* among tlie foreign ministers ■ /T) —Swi.ss miillimillioii’aire Rene livered and ”we do not as yet have :=SUNDAY,izr '1 know one thing. I had never Anon. less predictable, potentially far "Communist faith. ' In propagat­ and believe ( 2 I that even if it does, I Ita.y’s agrcciiieiU to station Jupi­ (il the United .Stales, England, Lang relumed In Zurich today the text so we do not have exjm- been s ared before." was the way more dangerous than the mighty ing this faith, lie has shown him- President Eisenhower will veto it. (Continued on Page five) ter missiles on her terillory is ex­ I-'iancc and West Germany. with hi.* 7-year-old son, Francis, ment.” ) Dr. Hanv Ontton Iasi week clr- They hope to lay out tlie master and announced grimly: "You ALL DAY Stalin. ■*elf a true disciple of Lenin. Rep. Frank Stubblefield ID-Kyi.! ’ pected to heiglitcn tlie importaiuc seribed a 'little plane jaiiiit he went o' the Atlanlir Pact strategy con­ Idueprlnt for negotiations with the watch. I'll go and get the other The Kremlin has indicated Us One of his success secrets seems World communism as developed a member of the House Tobacco j willingness to attend a foreign on three weeks ago. ference ojiening lioie Tliiir.sday. ■Soviet Union at a foreign minis­ boy as well.’’ A.B.r. SERVICE CO. to be an astonishing knack for under Soviet control has one basic subcommittee, disagrees on both ministers meeting although it Larry and hi.s wife. .lean, and PRESGRtPTIONS EASTER SUNDAY blaming his own mistakes on aim: To impose its political counts. He says both Congress - As foreign ministers of the 15 ters conference in May and a prob­ Lang, a liatidsome 40-year-old Repairing Army Employe able summit conference in the would prefer a summit meeting. THE ARMY and NAVY an.itlier couple were passengers in DAY OR NIGHT others—and getting away with it. philosophy on the whole world. To abd the White House will see that i member nations gathered in Wash­ Swiss department store owner, a -t-soater Stinson Voyager. Then Slimmer. referred to his 9-year-old son, The Allied notes varied in word­ Wajhen* • Dryers • Range* jBV EXPERTS Another ha.* been an Olympian accomplish this, any subterfuge, the program is constructive and ^ ington for pieliminary talks, dip­ ing. but all of them stressed a Water Heaters • Dishwasher* pilot wa.s a piofe.s.sional. and had MORIARTY scorn of weakneas and wlial he any lie. and deceit, any tactic is j will make it a new law. [ lomatic officials last nlplit re­ Talks will begin tomorrow with Gerald. been a flyer for many years. Flies Plane to Tile boys’ mother. Mrs. Marian summit meeting would be desir­ aUt h u r druc would regard as bourgeois moral­ justified in Communist eyes. I Tlie new program, proposed in a ported lliat Italy, after a year of the arrival of British Foreign able only if progress is made at r - The day wa.s beautiful over Long PINE PHARMACY Through a combination of this negotiation, had approved tlie Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. He will Rotlistoiii of New York, accused BROTHERS ity. bill by Rep. Pat Jennings (D-Vai, foreign ministers talks. Island until a slight haze piled up Khrushchev knows only one placing of intermediate range mis­ confer fir.st witli acting .Secretary Lang of abducting Francis yes­ would revise the method of figur­ East Germany terday in Manhattan, She had a 501 CENTER ST. 664 CENTER ST. truth. In a sense he is a mission- (Continued on Page Seven) ing tobacco support prices in a sile bases in norlhcni Italy of Stale Clinstiaii Hertcr and ,YII S-.3I.3.3 From these iiasos. a Jupiter Frcncli Foreign .Minister Cotive contempt of court wariant sworn way that would freeze them at Heidelberg. Germany. March 30 could reach .soiitliern Russia. out against him in New York. present levels for several years. l.'Pi A missing American sports de Murville, who flew in yester­ day. Foreign .Mlni.slei’ Heinrich The warrant charged Lang de­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 To .von, Ht PaRiAlpr, uo r\- This is opposed by the Farm plane piloted by a U.S. Army civil­ The agreement, expected to be fied a court order giving tempor- BINGO FOR EASTER von Brciilaiio of West Germany, DANCING TO DCR ALDO S OR( IIF.STR.A Balks on Firm Stand Bureau Federation becaues it re­ ian employe was observed landing formally announced in a few day.*, arv ciistndv of the two bovs to Bulletins t4»nd our Bijopri* g:rrptin|f«, tains the parity method of coni- means that part of the program who arrived Saturday, will join tlie R. TITCOMB—21 Maple St. PCBI.K INVITED in Fast Germanv. a U.S. Army an- , ,, , . .r, J -Mr.*. Rbthstcin, who is living in from the AP Wiren with the hop# that .vou piiting prices. Parity is the price ! no,„,cenienl said todav. .set up at llic last .North Atlantic conferenre cither late Tuesday or MI 9-157.3 considered fair to the farmer in « tto Treaty Organization meeting had Wedne.sday. j band. w ill ha\# A jo.\ fill Ka.strr been achieved. In December 1957, Nehru Hits Peiping’s Bid relation to the products he buys. witnessed the landing of the A statem ent l.*sued by the .So- Accompanying Lang here was his CONVICT CUT IN SCUFFUB The Farm Bureau /ederat.on P ^ 2-seater plane last the foreign ministers agreed to i Viet Union yesterday helped see .second wine, Mariah. All three ATTENTION wants just a one-year freeze, hen ‘'over the build IRBM base.* in the Not lb At- stage for the week’of meet- Hartford, March 30 (ff>—State were smiling - until Lang an­ Police today began an Investi­ CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY a brand new program closer to a ^ East Gei-man border near Dippach. lanlic area. j i„g.s. Although U.S. officials saw nounced his intention to obtain The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY To Block Talk on Tibet free market, This year's conference, which nothing new in tlie .olatement. It 1 Gerald gation of a HCUffle at Wethers­ The civilian employe was identi field Stale Prison which resulted Five of the Farm Bureau’s state fied as E. A. Vaughan, 32, an em­ m arks the 10th annivet sary o f ; roii.siiiciiously omitted the luiial They came here after a brief j i members — Virginia, Kentucky. NATO, will be preceded by vital io„fj „nd bitter attacks on NATO. ; stopover m Paria, where Lang said In one inmate suffering razor New Delhi. March 30 (P - Prime ploye of the Army post's exchange blade ruts. .Vccording to the VIC'S SODA SHOP MOTHERS! Minister 'Nehru today rejected North and South Carolina and system in West Germany. The ex­ The statement, di.stribuled by ho inlcndcd to go back for ('crald Georgia have deserted the top in two weeks. warden, the two men Involved 153 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Communist dtina'a attempt to cut change manages Army snack bars Ta.*s, the officiaf Sbviel new,* In the scuffle were Louts Wade, By Popular Demand off di.scussion of the Tibetan re leadership 6n this policy and sup­ and post exchange stores. agency:. There Lang told reporters: ; port the Jennings tobacco bill. , . , .. , I “I atu Swiss and my children are 49, Bridgeport, and Norris volt in the Indian parliament hut The brief Army statement said 1, Asked NATO to sign a fion-' There have been some rumors Army authorities have received News Tidbits Scliinc, 23, Pliirfleld. Schine SEARS PROUDLY PRESENTS still took no firm stand toward thc aggression pact with tlie . Soviet- "American ju.stice had no rea- Red military campaign to .oiippies.* here that supporters of this bill no official confirmation that was cut badly on one ear and Culled from -AI’ Wires Icd Warsaw Treaty (Organization, no right to counter the jus- also received laeorations on the the revolt. might seek a compronii.se with the Vaughan's plane Came down be­ f / Farm Bureau Federation by ac­ hind the Iron Curtain. It added: 2. Called on the W est to accept . uce of my country. I did i ot kid- side dnd hack. He was treated SEARS Criticism mounted In Indian the Polish Rapacki plan for with-| nap Francis. I only took him at the pri.son hospital. He was cepting a 2-j’ear price freeze. The "The yeilow-and-green 'Piper ROEBUCK AND CO. newspapers of Nehru's failure to Averell H anim an calls Pres­ drawal of foreign forces from : back. " federation has prepared no an­ a nut seriously hurt. M.YNCHKSTKR ROG02INSKI back the Tibetan rebels' attempt Cub’ aircraft was spotted at the ident Ei.senhower's request- for SHOPPERS' SPECIAL swer to that one as yet. border at approximately 5 p.m. ONLY to free the Himalayan country of $700 million for economic devel­ (ConHmi * on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) IKE PLANS VACATION Well Known Child and Baby Phofog^rapher Communist control. "Let us hold John C. Lynn, legislative repre­ Friday, some four hours, after opment loans abroad for next our heads low -today. ’ said thf sentative of the American Farm Vaughan departed from an air­ fiscal year "shockingly Inade­ \\ ashlngton, March SO (/P) — Hindustan Times, considered clos­ Bureau Federation, told a reporter strip St Mannheim for an an- quate” and urges it be doubled... President Eisenhower ended a MONDAY ONLY MONDAY, MARCH 30^rhnl est to Nehru’s Congres.* party. It it is unlikely, but possible, for the [ nounced 75 - minute flight to Army says Chrysler Corp. will get brief Easter holiday today and SATURDAY, APRIL 4 u - called for a "realistic reassessment House to pass the Jennings bill, j Nurenberg. order within 60 days 180 new M6(i the White H6u*e started spec­ DAYS ONLY "But we doubt there Is enough "The plane is believed to be the ulation about and Aogusta, Ga., of the basi.s of pur foreign policy.” tanks at government-owned Tokyo Court Rules U.S. ' Nehru told Parliament that he ordnance plant at Newark, .Del. vacation next week. White WA TCH FOR... would make firm statements on (Uontiiiued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Eleven Flood water.* which ripped Hou.*e aides and the President’s T&T» First Beautiful Silvertone through earth' dike and into 20 doctors, hope he’ll be able to Tibet when he was in a po.sitipn Bases Illegally in Japan GLAMA OILCLOTH to make them. He said that with­ homes at McConnell, 111., farming get away then. in the limits of propriety "he would community, re<’ede slowly... give parliament all information he Soprano Zinka Mitanov, who dis; STOCK TRADE HALTED 11x14" PORTRAIT 39 Women Told They HadWon Tokyo. March 30 i.Pi A lower were not immediately available for had on the events in Tibet. ' regarded doctor's orders not to New York, .March SO tiTV—The OUR MAIN STREET BUILDING Japane.se court ruled today that comment on the decision. The gov- sHid Indifts 8ympfltnl6s sing in 'Verdi's "Messa Da Re­ j New York Stock Exchange to­ SHELVING quiem” last night collapse* on the presence of U.S. bases and emment has 14 days to appeal. day delayed the start of trading 'Vo out to the Tibetans." a com- Kansas Mother oi Year Crown troops in Japan is unconstitutional. ment which brought a thunderous stage of Metropolitan Opera The American embassy said any in H. L. Green Co. common House. An appeal again.st thcginiling was comment from it on the actions stuck. The exchange said it was Additional ■‘Hear! Hoar I " from parHflment. certain to be filed. Wp liase A SI RPRI.SK (OR [HU . A (.RKA P, ) Liner Queen Mary docks at and deci.sions of a Japanese court studying repo.rts of a - $3 mil­ But he voiced no condemnation Wichita, Kan., March 30 —fmainlng 39 states chose their The dfoision, if upheld by high­ J winners. • (Jlierbourg. France Arly today would be improper. lion shortage in the variety 2-way service, round llic clock, that'* Portraits of the Chinese. He declined to A mail niiX-up caused 39 women er courts, could wreck the U.S. de­ 6" Wid« comment on. Peiping’s announce­ to think they had been designated The volunteers inadvertently after battling violent .Atlantic Any appeal will be filed first in store chain's accounts. Disclo- Io m ii. for last, three days of her fense setup in this strategic far the Higher Court, and that tri­ coming for all of ihc ment that the Dalai Lama had “Kansas Mother of tile Year," but mixed the letters in mailing invita­ storm siire of the shortage came during, available— trip from New Y o rk .. .Fire in 55i eastern nation. bunal's decision can be appealed in been ousted as head of the local the selection committee today is tions to-Kansas meipbers. the Eafltar weekend after. Mau­ 25 Yd. Roll year-old Palace Hotel in Ukiah, It also would bring into review- turn to the Supreme Court. Both PER Tibetan government and told a to end the confusion by naming a The mistalte became known yes­ rice E. Olen, S5;year-old presi­ When it does come. . . .wc'll xsaper yon won't Calif., kills two guests and routes, all of the international commit­ the government and the defendants oil sizes— q'uestloner his government had bona fide state "mother.” terday after two Kansas women dent and directoir of the com­ CHILD 50 more. ments made by Japan since she can appj°al. and it might be years pany, resigned hl8 .$40,600-a-year be able to take your eye* off it. R«g. made no inquiry to Red China on Mrs. John Selfridgq of Wichita, had disclosed they had received Low prieos! the "State Mother” letter. Union officials say scheduled regained independence in 1952. x before a final decision Is handed post. I the duster, . , Kansas chairman, stuck with the walkout of 30,000 city workers in | The surprise verdict was ma^e Roll job despite thie distraction result­ Names of the other 37 recipienta down. $3.13 RelT Reg. Prieo 7.95 Nehru also denied Red Chinese were not known. New oYrk will shut down m any' by the 3-man Tokyo'District Court 15,000 FOB N-TEST BAN ’■ And it'll be coming April 2. charges that the "commanding cen­ ing from the mistake and will The decision could develop into a FACHEN l Xm A Mrs.'Nellie Krueger of -Washing­ rs>on and museums in city ... .Sen,. In acquitting seven men indicted London, March SO U f^ A 5-' ter of the rebellion".was In Kalim- preside at the committee meeting in 1957 aRer they broke into the political ijs.*ue, as the Opposition Assorted *PIn« SOc Handling Charge. ton. Kan., thought her letter was Stephen M. Young (D-OhioJ vol­ mile column filed into ceaYral pong. the Indian town near the here. untarily reports his stock hold­ U.S. Tachlkawa Air Base outside Socialists have demanded an end Pattem s ment by a puppet regime headed by The (Kihfusion originated In New genuine. Her town took steps to to the 1951 U.S.-Japan Security London today with Jaaz bands and Color* Northeast border where many Ti­ honor heri ings to Senate which are valued Tokyo to protest its expansion, blaring and banners -deffiandlBg betans have taken refu'gc. the country's othe"? spiritual lead­ York, ilvhert' volpateer workers on current market at about $'270,- ■ The court, freeing-them, said the, Pact which gives the United States er. the rival Panchen Lama. Then while the embarrassed the right i to maintain bases In an ^nd to all nuclear, weapons. AGED SIX WEEKS TO FOURTEEN YEARS Russia's Communist party organ mailed the wrong batch o ( letter* committed was trying to explain 000. presence of U.S. base.* and person­ Nearly 15,000 singing demon- Pravd^ eghoed the Peiping charge Despite Red China’s claim that from national headquarter* of the American show* • "Holida.v on nel in Japan violated the famous Japan. Also under-Socialist fire the the rebellion was quelled March 21, to Mrs. Krueger that the choice administrative agreement between strators snarled tnHIe around I Full Selection of Po.ses i .All Work Fully Guaranteed that Kallmpong was the seat of re­ American. Motherd Committee. hadn't been made, Mrs. Fred Gould Ice” wins enthusiastic acclaim at "no-war" Article 9 of the Japanese TraM gar Squagrb ,Yi9 the Climax bellion and also claimed that Na­ two days after It erupted Lhasa, , Mrs. Aileen Fogarty, national Moscow rehearsal preview yes­ constitution, which w m , largely the two goyernments on conditions, I No Appointment Necessary • Groups Up to 4 Children ^ -widespread resistance .was report­ of Arkansas City displayed her whereby U.S. forces are statiimeij, of a '58-mUe mamh to the capital GOOD MONDAY ONLY tionalist Chinese planes were fly- director of the organization which "Stale Mother” letter. terday, assuring its success In 40- written by the American ofecupa- from Britaln'a -nnchwur anna fhe- ed continuing in various sectors selects the national mo.ther of the tlon authorities here. ' aviiigs anchester BE SURE TO SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYl in* arms to the rebel*. Western ob- Mr*. Krueger’* nam* was sub­ day engagement in Soviet Union after the war. t o r f a t AMermastpf> aeryehi lit Hong Kong discounted optslde Ihe capital.' year from state 'winners, ga’ve this mitted to the committee as. a ..Anfarctic explorer. Dr. Paul A. It also declared that Japaveae Japanese and U.S. offlciala now MA/N OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH WB GIVE the lattw charge because of con- Border Reports said Chinese .rule explanation: , hominee in an effort to ease her Sipld, says chance that South Pole oitlzena were discriminated against are negotiating on a revisiem of . 1 'O Pjfom m ofU f ...jilderabl# distance between For- extended wly 20 or 30 miles south There were two batiehes of ftirm disappointment. will some, time be jxipulated as by gpecial Jaws connected ivith the the p a ^ ■ '■ . i Aujin Si WORLD 285 Cait Confer St Manchciter Parkadc inoaa apd Tibet. of Lhaqa. A rebel "National 'De-.- letters to be mailed. Oner, address­ Mr*. Selfrldge -said ,Mrs. Gould self-sufficient prodtictive country treatie* giving thb United Stath*. J a ^ 's donatitution. repi^ceff Cor. Lonox St. West Middle Turnpike g r e e n Communist Chlnp meanwhile fense Army” was said to' be col- ed, to "Dear Member,’'* was an in- declined p nomlnatipit. She said is in realm of "imagination pos­ the ^ght to station troops.-It wqs' w a r fotffver u • means of tiattonkl. . I I N THURSDAY STAMPS /' lectiiig taxes In the south. A rebel wStatlon to the hatlonal convention sibility’’ B(is crasbes through undfir one of these laws, the spe­ 3^ : ■ L } ',/fvx. ‘ 6 to R BOTH BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAYS to 8 p.m. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Ivraa ((Htpected to launch an all-out Mrs. Gould told- hfcr "lot* of lovely drlv# to, conununlse Ttbist foUoi^ny was reported.opergting there. In New York May 4-8. The other, things havp happened to her in her plate glass wiiiaow. Into Brooklyn cial crimlhal code, that * the dek *4ivall9i?Uj8. mi|»r«n4a. ' candy store Injuring .i\6 one, but femta^ta wer« Indicted.. . , ALWAYS PtINTY OF FRII PARKINQ lU f u s t t m addruaed to "Dtjar SUU Moth* life and she (loesn’t feel a bit bad Dalai Lema'i rebelUoua goverp- (tpbntiBiM on Fog^ Foiiii' t r . " WM to tM sent afte'r tho re- about the mistake.”.iii knocking over tables and chairs.. ' I Jap^aae goVenunent oKiihaia / Jf- V 1 ■A 'lit ' ■ " 4