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W m / , r WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 186# OW PAG* TWBNTT-TOTJR jianri^pstpr ^Ewottins UforaUi Bloodmobile Visits and Church of Assumption

The BUr o f the Eaat. Royal A iB50 graduate of Mancheater liaval drolo, Xlnc^ D an gb^ David Wadaworth McKinnay, 183 Pearl Bt., baa anllatad In tbe Black Perceptory, N. Reds Get Washington, March 81 (P)— In A ll Depts. 9 to 9 With AH Cash Sales! R o u n d u p DAXNTF FIORAE • Meat Dept> Scientists hope to launch an PATTERN FUK3HED other 100-foot balloon t t o m imx>N Q BiflM hmS •• Weston, March 81 ifP)— Sup WaUops bland, Va., tonight ORGANDY Tests Ban porters of Frederick Pope Jr. and inflate it several hundred TA 45" Wide miles up. for the Pourtlr District Re ’The National AeronauUcs 99e ripLôommit them’to a moral obliga- Beautiful paotel colors Geneva, March 31 public^ congressional nomi- and Space Administration said tion which eanhot^be enforced. nationôday filed petitions en the rocket Will be fired at m vdilte, pink, blue, Western delegations were in-, Zorin made his proposal only a reas yellow and green. DOUBLE ii-xSTAMPS tering two more candidates 6:53 p.m. if the weather per-. formed today the Soviet Union few bours before tbe United Stakes for congressional delegates in mits. Also Pin Dot Flocked w in insist on Communist Chi and Britain planned to challenge In previous teats these huge the Soviet Union promptly to con a Weston GOP primary elec KyloB Oigtmdy, 79c YA na adhering to any world dis plastic baUoons have been Five colors. armament agreement. clude on enforceable test ban visible briefly over a large TortiOTrow 9«°9 With All Cash Sales treaty. tion-The move today gives Weston Soviet Deputy Foreign Min part of eastern United States. SMABTEST FABRIC FOB Zorin maintained ttaia approach the only three-way primary race ’They catch the rays of the sun Gape Town ister Valeriu Zorin made this would open the way to solution of for congressional delegates to the BPRINO and 8UBIMEB Fourth Congressional district con- at tbe top of their flight. point at the 10-nation disar the nucleqi: problem at a whole ' NASA is testing the bal U" DWP-DRY mament conference, in whieli and re p re s ^ "an liriportant act ventlto. Petitions bearing 95 signatures j loons as part of a possible Fear§ New BEDFORD CORD the Red Peiping government of confidence." communications network. YA 43" to 45” Wide Doneless Round Roasts Western spokesmen were not im were fUed wltb tbe regia^ of | M cCall'S is not repreaepted. pressed. lltey described the Soviet voters by backers of Pope. Eventually it hopes to put one 99c in orbit around the Earth. TOP or b o t t o m ROUND move aa an attempt to commit the . ’Tw'o delegates from Weston had Bloodshed Wrinkle resistant, aoU abd 5295 Geneva, March 31 (IP)— ^The been entorset by a Republican sp ^ rMiatant. wash and CRUCUB. Both vf thEin were pledged wear, pre<4hrunk. Ehght col United States and Britain for (Oonttnued on Page Tea) \ to state Sen. Abner W. Slbal of , United Natirnis, N.Y., Mair^ o n . mally submitted the Camp Norwalk for the congreMlonal Union Readies David plan for a nuclear test nomination. SI <^P)->Aaiiai and African nRi»^ MILUKEN "ABBEr' FLANNEL ban to the Soviet Union today. Then, yesterday, supporters of tions wara nported today , to Th* plan ctiaUcnged the Soviet France Set former Ctohgressman Albert P. Plan for Strike have'affceed aa » rcaalaUfm UWpn to remove the otastaclee to Moiano of Greenwich. filed peti- FcaUnK far U.N. eondemnallon 98 a partial teat haa treaty by agree Uons with the registrar of voters, Hand washable, creaae ^'îatant. For your- entering two other candidates for At PWA Plants of Santl) AftMiw radal paU* dress or suit these smart checks ing to Oonttol details. For Second Soviet -^ legate Sen»ywi K. congressional delegates. das, and tlte'lotant ahooting and plaids are wonderful. Adding something fit a new Taarapkia Mid tbe western pro-| By ’THE, ASSOCIATED PRESS [of Nagro demaostratora by aiMi Weooo "(Henbrne and CBecktone" pqaala are ‘*80 encouraging at^ twist to primaries, one of the dele- 1 white iKilica there. plaltoSl.S8YA,«S" wide; ------k| forward," , buit esrtenaive A t o m i c T e ^ ' Planning for a poesible. strike at. I The Tcaolntlon wotdd eaU ' CiMifiCatiML ’ as a siglier. of the rival Morano Pintt * Whitney Aircraft pBuOUr petition. ’ - - in East Hartford and MancheOter’ [far an cad of South African EVERGLAZE CHAMBRAY He told newomen he ^ sifinnit Paris, March 81 (P)—France to Hyde professed to see nothing has gotten underway. jiôrtheid w segregation poll- queotions on the plan ^ . pidwe-. day placed its vast atomic testing unusual in this. This was reported ' today by d i» and would ask UJi. Sec- CHECKS. STRIPES and PLAINS i o o t r quent meetlnga of-, the S-ponyer area in the Sahara desert Off limits He said tome of the Morano sup David Fraeer, president o f Ma--' 0 ^ ^ -YA 85” Wide treaty negotlaHkma after the Cariip to aircraft, starting tomorrow porters signed the Pope petitions ohinist Local 1746, who said flyers trciaiy General Dag Hauimar- David proposala, worked out by ritpming, a necessary prelude to a and be reciprocated in kind. were distribu ted at plant gates this lakjold to report back on any i r m r w m i President Ehaenhower arid Brttioh Oorrdate the plain with eiUier the check>^ second atomic test blast. It waa the There were other instances in weefk, telling workers tkiat strike results by' June 30 after con- stripe. Nine color combinations. Prime Mintater Harold Macmil second such move in the past 24 which registered RepubUcaris sign plans would be presented to mem lan, have been carefully studied anltations with the South Af- hours. . ed both the Morano and Pope peti bers ndien they are formulated. I rican government. in Moscow. _A previous off-limits warning tions according to Mrs. Dorothy Praser,- whose. 1*0“ -I*®*® — the lO-natloo dlsarmaiasnt waa Issued yesterday and lifted Hedlund, GOP registrar of voters. without a contract with United OH eonference also sitting in Geneva, early this morning.! , There will be up GOP primary Aircraft sinde Dec. 4 and since Johannesbuig, March 31J^ Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister The riew alert goSs into effect at contest over a congressional dele membera cejeoted a company offer, A row of frame houses bums furiously today at Little Rock, Ark., after being set. afire by the ex — Battle lines hardened 'Varerion Zorin profMsed that a 6:45 a.m. tomorrow (11:45 o’clock gation In Greenwich, however. could jidt aay when plans would be plosion and crash of a military jet plane. (AP PhotofM ). . _____ . in'South Africa’s racial* eon- BOY! treaty banning nuclear weapons tonight EST). • Six Greenwich delegates who cctp(itokN|l and ready for presenta ^ ^ .-iflict. Three thohsand armed teaU be linked to a promise from "rhe French have been ready for were ready, to support Morano for tion to iriembera: "It takes a long worid powers to renounce s g g rte- time to plan for these things and U l^gsYi S flV P n white troops sealed off two some Unie to conduct their second the nomination at the June c o ^ i v i . v ; u ijf«vv:/aau.^ settlements near SHORT or SIRLOIN ôn ai^ use of aUwnic and hydro atomic teat However, it waa felt vention formerly announced today oonunittees have to be set up," he gen weapons. He sold these atepe they would not do so whUe Soviet they were withdrawing. H » With explained. Jet Plane Explodes, should be taken in advance of a Prerider NikiU Khrushchev is drawal was a result of Morano’s Presumably any strike of ma-, F rom Ditched roa^bldcks in at Durban's general dtoarmament treaty. visiting France. request that his supporters in chinlst members would be coordi If this approach ia accepted, Khruobchev returned to Paris to nated with unions having jurisdic Cato Mancnr Settlement, a fre Greenwich abandon their plans quent scene of radsl violence. Eorin maintained, it wiU open the day from a 6-day tour of the prorv- for challenging a GOP lo'wn com tions in other United Aircraft di T an k er Plane way to solution of the nuclear Incea and ’ resumes top-level talks mittee Slate of congressional dele visions. Crashes Little Rock TiWi notion’s wtotta oaprainacy with President Charles de Gaulle Current negotlatio*»» involve the gowroment sent Navy znea to prcÎem as a whole and represent gates. -to impoHant act of confidence." tonight. ^ Hamilton Standard Division in Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., term « oorden mouimI N yoog* The Greenwich Town Commit Windsor Locks and Broad Brook, March 31 m — An Air Force tanlc- Township. SokUsca ondreted Lon- The 'western powers described tee slate is uninstruct^ and un tattle Rock, Ark., March 81 OPjOwer# destroyed as portimis of tee Borin’s move as sa attempt to (Centtamed m - Page Two) and talks will resume Friday at Mmber dug,* flsry 26-foot, wide or with trouble in two of its four L, where Nqiroes weta IHlsii ip contested. Morano backecs had tbeStaOer HUton. So far. t ^ e i s -A 6-«ngiM _ Jst.bombSB expiodsd ^ .--r— ...... engines ditched in the AtlanUe e first of the current outtoeoto felt they were not represented In '^ n v t neiri''ilie oapitol building. JIvetMtO® 8qPk,-.^y,^|êrtng ?ôdiea of two orewmen were Ocean 40 miles offshore-losimight. Shiat week. Nobody wtep alltosed to the delegaUon. and they organized reached flaming wreckage and, death in its puUedpulled out of fuselage wrwreckage Three o f the 14 men aboard died. eater or leave this tw o wtHHraieoti, a slate Of challengers. icnts were made in East Hartford The others, some buni®45'I there and was expected to rise at man 'Would not discuss this. Arkansas Baptist Hospital, his and another appeared to be badly 12 to 3 0 cup automatic ilies returned to their homea. A also suggested that ■ Coniwetlcut head neatly and complements ariy hair least four additional feet by Fri By FRANK BEUITO Reports persisted t e a t. the jet condition serious. burned. *1116 fifth was bruised and HEALTH BILL BLOCKED do.. Lends charm, makes your hair look O r Cold day morning. large eection of Fremont, a city schools observe tee day with a ' Other crewmen were Capt. Her of 20,000. had been evacuated. Vatican City, March 31 ()P)—Pope collided with a light plane over dazed. IVoshlngtoii, Maioh S I (ff) — even more beautl^l than ever; admiring “PARTY PBRK” "This w"Ul mean considerable Special study of the customs, cul the small to'vn of Majôwer. 15 bert J. Aldridge, Lt. Col. Rey Server BETTY CROCKER DUNCAN HINES About half of the 1,200 realdenU ture and history of* these nations. Johp K X in today conferred the red A Coast Guard cutter-was due in The Haase Ways and Me a s* eyes wUl follow you wherevw you are. For partiaa, card dube, “ rec” rooms flooding in the Pittsburgh area," miles north of Little Rock, and nolds J. Watson and S U ff Sgt. committee today turned dowm B" SKIUIT-PROZIN the Weather Bureau warned. of Valley, west ofO toahA joined hats symbolic o f their rank, on K. E. Brose. Home towns were port with three survivors and two ...wtwweer 6 or more gather. Brews ’The Governor also proclaimed roared on into Little Rock. dead .men. The. tanker ,Sherman a plan for goveranie*4"Pa4d ../' FOOD PAN Preserves 2 qh. of ice cubes Rains en ded— Umporarily — in the army of homeless.and evacua- Good Friday, April 15. as a day eight Cardinals of the Roman not released. the soggy Midwest, where the Red tiona also were made in the nearby Catholic church. At least seven /fram e homea Clark was coming in with the last health Insuraaoe for retired per-.. ' and kpsps coffee hot automatically. of fasting and prayer and Indicat The body of the civilian, Jimmie sons. By a 17-8 vote, tea tax Continental extra-thick alu or keeps food serving-ho*. Cross estimated 4,000 persons village of Waterloo. Omaha waa In a public consistory in St. Pe -Grove, 2 6 ,-waa recovorod from his two survivors. PoNsfaad ahuninum. DELUXE •d it should have a special appeal ter’s Basilica the'flat,~broadr-brim- writing coranslttee refoeed to ia- Priced at GOLD have been driven from their homes not thrieiatened. The Platte fiows ’The KC97 Stratetanker, en- route minum akillet is ldeol for to all religious belies. He also home near the 8-foot deep crater Oirome ond stainless. Reg. in NebraskA Iowa, South Dakota, eaatward across Nebraska and med galero was held over the heads from Newfouiând to ite' home olude tile plan fta a geiieenl MB noted since' Colonial times. Good dug by part of thii plane. Nothing revising the social seoarlty OTHER HATS ...... $1A8 to $1A88 rog. breokfott, Miocfci and frozen $8.9 5... N O W $6.99 Kansas and Missouri. most of tbe serious Hooding was in of seven new Princes of the Church News Tidbits waa left of Grove’s house except station, MacDiU Air Force base In Overflows elsewhere pukhed the Friday has been designated as a and Paolo Cardinal Marella. form’- ’Tampa, Fla.; reportedly was ditch system. Eep. Alme J. Forond VWtOarHATBAR.NowOpaai ' foods. $1-99 ___ MEDAL C * I C the eastern third of tbe state. the foundation. S2A95 legal holiday by the governors of CAKE $ 1 0 0 total number of homeless to about In northern Iowa, about '2,200 er Apostolic Nuncio to France, who Culled from AP Wires Firemen said three homes near ed with only its No. 1 and No. 4 toM newsmen that deeplte the b this, state. O ttw Blaln n o w . 5,000, persons returned to their homea was named last December. the state capltol weite so badly engines operating. committee action he wUI try to Deaths numbered 7—5 in Ne in the eastern section of Sioux The third proclamation noted The new Cardinals include the seared by flamea that they didn’t The -cutter Bramble had taken foree a Houee vote on a health braska, 8 In Missouri and one in first Negro. Japanese and FiUplno , Remington Arms, Inc., awarded how anyone could survive aboard three men'prevloualy res core plan. BIGI FLOUR (OohUnind on Piê Fifteen) named to the church senate, two cued by the wine tanker Angelo stainless steel niinois. (Cootteued M Page Nine) contract for more than 69 million' Rescue work was hampered by V9~ ■ _ _ _ _ FOR SALADS. FRYING and More than 150 persons aban Italians, a Dutchman and for continued manufacture o f *r;62 fiames which took firemen several Petri. AD BILES BTVAE8 ^ SINGING TEA KETTLE I f S Q U A R E doned Black Hawk Island in the Frenchman. millimeter ammtuiltlon in its hours to get imder control. The KC97 Stratotanker, en Milwaukee MorM 81 SUNCREST YELLOW Roik River at Rockford, 111. As two assistants held the hat route from Newfoundland to Its AUTOMATIC •KH.LCT BAKING Bridgeport plant.'. . Hard drinking The Air Force had no word of newspaper advertisement which, , witfi lOtiQ copptr RmOrll Some fazolUes were evacuated . over the- bent head of each kneel- Irish playimright Brendan Bdian a collision. Neither did tee Air home staUon, MacDUl Air Force in effect u rg e d ' Proteeteat vo*. TThursday night along tee shores I ing Cardinal, the 78-year*old Pon- hosidtallzed in London for acute Control ’Tower at Adams Field, Baae in Tampa, Fla., reportedly to back. Sen. Habmt B. Prapeiea fl|pily-aiaed por- Court itefuses Plea was ditched with only its No. 1 Bri8M ,Vrsi(| M of KawkawUn Wver near Bay I tiff intoned in Latin: diabetes, and doctors Worn he may Little Rock’s municipal airport Humphrey (D-5Ilnn) In the i-9e epwete taooa of moat, slaw, bacon M AZOU OIL City, Mich. But the river receded i “ For the praise of almighty God not live more than a year. . . , Fog The ' control towr reported the and No. 4 engines operating. Wisconsin presidential primary CLING PEACHES after dynamite blasted an ice jam a-aVPrir'bottom. end eggs, ' and the honor pf the Holy Apostol halts operations at IdlewUd Air next Tuesday aroused the Ire ' spout'capi'.i aulemitinily. A (Oontinueff on Page Nine) . 8V4 ^ cepecHy* ^ A West Bend immtn- wKri heal eoniroi anU eover at the mouth of Saginaw Bay. ic See receive the red hat, the s o port for mme than hours, can (ContiDued M Page Four) today of both Humphrey back The Grand River In Western To Free Dr. Uphaus cial badge of a Cardinal’s rank. By celing more than 100 flights. ers Olid the rival camp of S A ibU, for eedi weehing. ’Three Bridgeport- men plead O lily Michigan spilled over Its banks this you are to understand that you John F. Kennedy (D-Mose). The contpsrekfjt Httles only 5 C a n s M 9W Portland and also at Ionia, must show yourself fearleM, even guilty in U.S. District Court to odvertiseiiieat distributed to charges of giving false informa where some families moved. Concord, N.H,, March (flV—on a cliim that the Judge who sent to the shedding of blood, in making w e ^ y newspapers through .the $100 Although no new major floods 31 tion cm applications for temporary Wisconsin Press Assn., wo* Ust- SLICED of The New 'HampMire Supreme him to jail bad no jurisdiction in our holy "faftli; respected, in secur Senate Battle Raging HALVES developed In Nebraska and Iowa the case. •• ing peace for Christian people, and, work with Post Office Depart ^ os authorized and paid for Court today refused, to free Dr, ment. . . . Mr. and Mra. Riemaxd by_tee Square Deal for Hum two of the stetes hardest hit by Willard Uphaus, the 69-year old ” The pacifist’s attorneys con by promoting the welfare of tee Itoman church. In the name of-the Combs win adoption of their bril phrey Committee beaded by the high water, several communi pacifist serving a one-year jail tended that a law authorizing the 4 P IE C E . ties were on the alert for possible state Red .probe expired in 1957 Father and of the Son and of the liant 4-yeH-c4d foster tchlld, Alice On Open Vote Referee Charles M. Schultz, vice preel- term for contempt of court. Mai'ie, and court stipulates the tender le a f TEA flooding. _ , and was replaced by a statute Holy Ghost. Amen.” . ’ dent of the Wisconsin AFlrCIO • , Canister Set In eastern Nebraska, the Platte The coiirt’s ruling appareriUy which narrowed the "attomey gen Thousands ppqked St. Peter a for Combses must shelter her from and director of its cohunittee on puMicity imtU she is 21., Mohawk River, which haa caused the most means that the white-haired New eral’s powers. the ceremony, including pilgrims Washingtop, March 31 (ff)—8«®fco»*ie of the vaccine. that some of the camp guelts San Rafael, CaU|kMarM 31 (JPi in 5 a rv« rolli, muffins and Ml GRAPEFRUIT 3 For low him to become an “ informer.” of warfare while developing space that registration proceedings con Johnson of Texas told -newsmen foods stay fresher longer be JAR . Dr. Saik was quoted by the were Communists.. It is mean and contemptible to ' Attomey Gco^^ T. Da'vis, weapon* , . , Baron I. Bhacklette, ducted by the referees be open to “It is vqry encouraging that we NEGROES LEAVE SCHOOL Fashion baked foods ovan-hot. Heals For Your Own Home! RoM y Mountain News in Denver Ujihaus is a prominent Metho- bring innocent people into public turped down again yesterday in a firod for eavesdropping aa investi tee/public end teat county or have gpne 4o far so fast.” But he ' Baton Rouge, Im . March 51 cause of "freshener" in eover. os saying the theory on which Dr. diat .layman. * move to ' keep’ Caryl CJhessmati (P>—Students at the oU-Negr* Tempo y scorn and possible loss of liveU- gator during Bwnard Goldflne state registrars be given an op said the Senate stiU Has a long on range unit. $2.99 Polished aluminum. $2.99 a a r Green Stamps for purchases in meat and grocery department now l»Nng Iw e d I Nbvick based his statement wka Superior Court Judge George R. bood,” which would follow release from the gas chamber, oays “ we lw,cirtnga, rehlred by another House portunity to be present and make way to go brtore it completes ac^ Sbutbem University begaa moon See oiir array of exciting Spring coats. "not>of any momeat;' Grant Jr. ordered Uphaua Jailed jQf the names, he said. realize we are struggling uphill tion on tee bill. 'withdrawal from tbe university jktjfToceiyjcheiriûtforyoil*^ ■ahCcnnnlttee. a record of proceiedlngs. today In a sympathy pratesb Baay-golng styles in white and light I , Dr. Novtck is a dipeator of the for one year, unleu he "purged”, .jWyman, who said the list of tout we’ll keep knocking on doore Advisory document, iqsged for Kefauver argued his amendment He said' be was unable to pre FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE until some court lets us in." against the dismtoeal w exptd-. shades—navy abd gray offer a refreah- W E GIVE STAM FS . Institute, o f Moleculer Biology at himself by disclosing the namu names would not be made public, guidance of Episcopal church mem la desirable not only in fairness to dict how soon the Smate would . Ing wide choice for you here. Clutch or HMT OSMEM Oregon. ’ earlier or unless the judge him described Uphaus’ claims of con- Cheseman .wasn’t in court when reach a vote, on the Kefauver Sion of 18 oBtl-eegregatloB dean Judge* Jordan MarttaeHi-rejected bers, voices general sympathy with state and local offlclala accused of onatratore. Stadeat toads** e*B- four and five button models. Sizes 10-lA We Welcome charge' iwcaunte! it9 C He told a University of Ooiorodo self decided pthetrwise. *• pwteiue and a sham." student sit-in movement in the discriminatory practices, but also amendment, but he said he plans a wi&- atidienoe tbe virus used in Salk Uphaua’ lawyerii, Atty. Hugh The attomey general said Up Ilia i>ettUon fo r a w rit o f habeas late night session in hope of get ed for the mass aetton M a Green Tredtor Btampa a r r given South . . . Soviet adentlsts clofan 08^ a protection for federal ref fai the school oaitlsfinB. xn* O f h aalee and aleq to cuatomere who voodne is gzoqrn fei tissue from Bownes o f Laephia, said there haus was trying to become a mar corpus and refused to stay CSicss- to have developed mechanical hand erees against political pressures. ting action. man’s ninth execution deto, sett etndents cheersrf tho amve, t b A . pay t £ ^ cbarga accoiinta within fifteen monkey kidneys wiricb ace hiolQg- would be no immediate decision on tyr to a false issue. that wUl help pilot space sfadpa of He said hia amendment should As passed by the House the bill $ ' The -IW HAK CORP. whether the case will be appealed provided for simple, uncontested agreed to go qqleEy Itoe^te *ha . (16) daya after btlUng date. leally Mriitor to hfumen Iridneys. And Wyman notqd that Uphaua for May 2. ■ t be accepted if tee Senate didn’t t o Cheesman, 38, was convtoted in the future with oupettHiman akiU l egtotratloa efllee la palm J W . H A U C Wheq imocuUted with tber'vacctiie, to the. T7.S. Supreme Court .executive dlrecton o f the World .. .Vice Athn. ''Thomos S. Oontea, want "teese 'refereea to be made a iVglstratkm bearings by tee court * 'ÔPIENBDAYB 1946 as Los Angeles* “Red Light wtthdnsr from the —* MANCHESTER CONNv the human systbn* devdops anti The nstion’e highest conrt has Fellowship group, had invoked his who hMls mors command tiU( political tool of the party in referees. , The Kifauver amend MANCHESTER. COHH* bodieo SMdMt ilw vtous as it ’ once before riiled against Uphaus constitutioiuU ptivUegê ftnlnat Bandit" and senteiloed t o t i e on ment would require two days’ no- Meariy BRADY" TO WEAR DEPARTMENT THURSDAYS TILL 9 PAf. CORNER m a in and OAlt STS. in the long court battle, which has two counta c f kKkiapbig w4M bod- teui any oU er cOoer In the *(1.8. power." ^ ^ tm e d M Ib ' CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS feiUmded to do. possible self-tncrtml nation when Nhvy, M lliw today ottac 44 r ~ ‘ Under the bUl a* written bv the TbJia elevator to eeeeod foor. lattzaetad naticnwlde Intsrut TUtsxrm stsii, .rstaec* ; «■ Page Vflmasr totsst vms l K) off meatsn . 1 m waps Wtn), r).i (< don’t want to Isam.” -The mort successful teacher. Dr. Goldstein trust toward Germany everywheta < 'Columbia Mental Health now an atomic power and intends Rubinow Dinner Set ‘M ay‘7^ School Melius beUeves, is the one who succeeds JOIN‘TOE THRIFT M R iliE r to eonttnua development of nuclear he went in France . . . but the soil in making his children feel accept- was not favorsble," the 84-year.^ Seriate Battle Raging Sheinwold on bridge' ed. weapons and their testing until an old \Vest German leader said in a Series Ended France S^t ironclad disannainent agreement Teachers Look The menus for April 4 through The Rockville tâcmssion group speech after receiving an honor- * fustice Baldwin! Will Speak with Dr. Esau as leader, ;wlll koW is [Worked out. 8 are as follows: a o ’ degree from Waseda Unlyerr ElanMWtary At the concluding session of the lU final seaaton April 6. The addi khrushchev spent the' il)tth and sitV en OONSmEB OPPONENTS * goQtk dcslcr Monday: Vegetable soup, grlnfl- Uonal meeting is scheduled be For Second final night of his tour of the IN OH008INO PLAN Chief JusMip«r Raymond tBsklwln^ TO( Next Year mental' health discusBione for Jun Adenauer said the Soviet pre NortMooth vnlncrabls s er sandwiches, butterscotch pud ior h l^ school teachers, Tueeday, cause It was necessary to postpone French provinces at Rouen iast mier's "assertions about Germany . B , Alfred Sheinwold NORTH •f tha IMau Supreme Court of ding with whipped cream, milk. the March 22 discussion. night. He goea tonight to the Rami-' (OABtlinied from Paga One) the 99 teachers present had an op- are all false—the federal republic Library Benefits When you begin to play bridge 4 K Q 10 B EiTori;^™ be t t e ’principal speak ^'or Better Pay Tuasday; Meat loaf. g«»vy. portunlty^to question the experts, Queried on their response to the Atomic Test bouijlet Chateau, the presidential Is a democratic state." He termed you’re so busy with your own cards ^ None mashed potato, buttered 'string exchange Ideas, and discuss com series, the teachers labeled it stim tics ot the hearings and allow lo that you pay no attention to the ♦ A ^ 10 7 6 g er al M. testlmontlsl ffinner for country residence 32 miles south ridiculous Khrushchev’s eU t^ beans, whole wheat bread and but mon problems. ulating. They stated they liked the west of Paris, to visit and talk rrtent, made repeatedly durine nU cal registrars to sit In. There Is a From Candy Sale opponents. Later, you begin to 41 Q Atty, JAy Rublnpw MAy 7 At the MemtMn of the Teachehs’ Assn, franknessj freedom, and informal (OraUiitMd (ro v P«g«''6ne) dispute - over whether the regis WEST ' EAST ter, peanut butter cookies, milk- ' The chance for these teachers with De Gaulle iihtil hla departure current visit to France, that We^t notice what the opponents do. You -^StAte Armory. and a representative from the Wednesday: Meat and vegeUble ity of the dlSfcuBslons. A new trars could participate actively. ♦ 3 4 3 to gain- added inaight Into the teacher commented, "Just listen for Moscow Sunday, Germany is seeking revenge for Twenty-four children Irt one to the head of the class, how ♦ 7 1— The date ot the tribute to Rubi CEA met with the Board of Ed pie with poUto topping, buttered emotional and scholastic problems Only yeitertlay Khrushchev «x- Khrushchev drbve from Rouen the World War II defeat. The Senate got around to the ever, - only when you notice what W K Q to 0 5 4P 9 7 0 3 Ing has'helped me with some of preued hli opposition to further issue after a surprise burst of sixth grade class at Hdlllster, St. ♦ K 8 4 3 ♦ J 9 now, who WAS named chief Judge ucation at its meeting Tuesday corn, bread and butter, ice cream, of their iûdents was provided by my own problems with my chll- today to Fllns, near Paris, to In The German chancellor said he School sold 600 pounds of candy 'the opponents don’t do. < ■ I A r 1 < > if it was only a test alert. 4-cJlirider !‘Ploride'' sports car to munism can only be effective if ^n. Jacob IC. Javits- (R-NY) the money will be used for the ex fers $4,000 minimum to $6,050 mandarin oranges\and apple Dr. J. Ê. Roeenfeld of the Child Oakland, Calif., March 31 UPi— I him. foresaw the possibility nonetheless cursion to the Bronx Zoo during ------fair. GuidandBxOlhUc for Central Con Khrushchev told an impromptu fought pn the spiritual and ideolo enter dummy with a trump, and maximum in 12 steps to the hold chunks, mijk.’ Firensep rescued 11 persons and "Is n 't‘it pretty?” said Khrush that the long Senate battle over the spring vacation. iO 8 5; Dlamonda—K 8 4 8; Cluba •nckeu will be $16 per' couple Tuesday; Frankfurt on roll, po necticut ImMoriden, and Dr. Theo 36 othen fled to the street last new* conference aboard his special gical ' level. ruff another diamond. If this sats er of a bachelorfs degree., and H??fitsiTrs etsssT n sa scisi iwsTiTOTies train yesterday he was against chev delightedly to his wife. "It Is a mistake to think that civil rights, now in Its seventh Two of the chWren also col —K ,6. What do you aay.7 for patrons and patroneaaes, and $4,200 to $6,250 to the holder of tato chips, applesauce, ric4\cM- dore Goldsteth'-i^ the Child Guid night when a spectacular 4-Slarm Asked by ah official if he could week, might be concluded by the lected empty bottlu and returned up the diamonds, you can gkt $8 aingly for othen. tard with whipped cream, milk. ance Clinic of New Britain, led anyone exploding any more atomic military preparedness alone is s\if- back to dummy with a trum^ to Answer: Bid three hearts. ThLi a master’s degree. Are swept through a large build /OOItAjaUn Siêot, M0a^c/f€i¥»^ drive, the premier replied that he middle of next week. them to grocery atores, adding Jump raise, forcing to game, Tickets may be obtained from Wednesday: Macaroni and tum^ the dtscuaeion groui^..^Two groups ing embracing two small hotels | weapons. ficient to counter the Communist draw all remaining trumps; The Board now offers $4,200 to could "but I don't do it — under JaviU. and other Senators plan, $1,20 to the fund. ■hows 13 to 16 poinU with strong Mayor Eugene T. Kelly In Man- Justtoe Baldwin salad, buttered green beans, muf-» '— ^ In Manchester iit'^ Barnard and a furniture store. "it would be just as W'ell if no threat,” he declared. - The other method la to begin $6,400 In 10 steps for the holder stand m«w I can when I have to.” however, to offer additional trump support. Don’t dfeam of ehwter; or at Tomklel’s office; fin buttered, assorted gelatin with r High School and one in one exploded any more bombs— Members of Japan's ruling par the diamonds- by finsSstng dum 234 Pearl 8L„ Hartford; Atty of a bachelor'a degree; $4,400 to the United States, Britain and ty, the Liberal-Democrats, ap amendments to broaden and jumping to four hearts with to from Mra. Samuel Pearl, of Box cream, milk. RobkvUle at Sykes Junior High Tokyo, March 31 (/P) — Chancel Bt'rengthen the’ bill. Javits himself Merchant Fleet Gains my’s qtieen. Mountain Rd., Vernon; Eugene Joseph Bums, 49 Pearl St, Hart $6,600 for master’s degree holder Thursday: Hamburg gravy, but Russia, as well as France, ’ he plauded repeatedly during the 15- much strength In high cards. ford; Atty. Glement Pontlllo, in and $4,600 $6,800 for six year lor Konrad Adenauer today took minute speech. The opposition So introduced three new amendments If you tried to .dbmpare the two (Copyright lOM, General Features Paganetti, 137 l.ong HiU Dr., Eaat po tered rice, buttered carrots, or ... ------Tuesday, I>r. Ros- aaid. New York—At the start of IflflO plans on a pufely. mathematical Glastonbury. ' , ' ’ preparaUoA. All incremenU would Before France's first atomic ex- his first public notice of Nikita cialists sat silent. The Socialists last night. t Corp.) Hartford, Atty. Charles Geraten pickled beets, bread and butter, enfeld's group explored the topic Khrushchev's current campaign to also blocked playing of the Ger the United' States flag privately basis you'd be in for a long and be $200. This offers sn average cherry square, milk. of "understanding one's srif in ploaion at Reggane Feb. 13. an feature stripe owned fleet of dry-cargo and pas Increaae of $406.25 or 8.8 per aircraH alert was ordered in Janu brei^ the alliance between France man and Japanese national an- Insets and tedious emulation. aftamoon at the Northeast School, Friday: FUh sUcks, parsley T>o- dealing with pumla and parents,'' and 'West Germany. Adenauer thSm prior to the address, con vaiied colors and patiterne npv senger-carrying vessels totaled flflO P'lkying the ace of diamonds Hebron Rockville. cent over this year’s salary with Uto, bread and butter, pears, milk. white Dr. GokWteln’s group dis ary. But the flight ban was can nhe vessels of 7,371,000 deadweight a total of $6,500 for the en tire celed before it took effect. said the* Soviet premier had' tried tending it would be "reminiscent sre available in both rub|>er flrst^Works whenever the dia TowlnTseeks Clerk These girls wlU be Judged and Seoior High oueeed a variety of subject among solid vinyl tiles, so It is easy to tons. This was sevM vessels and It was possible that De Gaulle — and failed — to atlr up French of the wartime ' Japan-German monds are 3-3 or when the king la the top five or 10. glrla wlU be Monday: Lamto paitties. parsley them the problem o f <îldren 'who Manchester and Other create flooring desigiw going to 117,782 deadweight tons more than Census Takei^ Blood Gifts Over the Top - ordered another practice alert to distrust against the Germans. treaty agkinst international com dbubleton. Fineaaaing the queen of For Water Depls (dtosen to represent Tolland County potato, tite r e d peas and cairots, do not seem Interested in leariiing. Leading Cities thei «q>ense of custom orders. at the start of 1050. remind Khrushchev that France ia “Khrushchev fried to sow dis munism.” dlamonda first guards againat Set for Canvass in the State CSotblng Revue, to TTie three towns, Andbver, Co bread and butter, millc. In his group Dr. Roaeitfeld four diamonds to the king in the be hrid in Jidy. Winners wttl be lumbia and Hebron, comprialng Tueeday: Macaroni '’and ham- stressed the great need for the The town is seeking a "prin announced at the evening revue West hand. cipal account and record clerk" to Columbia Chapter ARC, Joined b«pg casaerole, garden salad, bread teacher to leam to listen in deal The odds would be In favor of Alfred Goldstein of lower . Fireroea to Meet forces and put the chapter "over and butter, milk. ing with problem children. "If you maintain books In its water and Church 8 t, baa received his ap- The montUy meietkjg of the V d - sH down and talk 'with a child and playing the ace first, except for thO sSwer departments. the top" Ih its. quota o f 75 pints Wednesday: Oven fried chicken, bidding. West overcalled and ia p ^ tm en t aa the I960 ceiuws unleer Fire Department will be of blood for fee bloodmobile unit cranbMTy sauce, mashed potato, listen more than you talk, the The Job, for which applications enumerator. As already stated, held tomorrow night in the fire ritild usually reaponds beautiful' therefore a favorite to hold the sre avallsble in the general man visit yesterday buttered ■wax beans, bread and but- king .of diamonds.' Even more im Mrs. LeRoy B. Kinney will be,crew house. Inf spite of measles epidemic# t€T, milk. ly,” Dr. Rosenfeld declared: "If ager's <>ffice in the ' Municipal Service Note -fee need is to leam what the prob portant, Eaat failed to raise leader.' which kept many young mother Thursday: Pock and gravy, Building, pays a range of $8,- When this correapondent took Gerald A. Dnio(k, son of Mr lem of another personia, we must hearts even, though he ia quite 803.80 to $4,713.80 annually. It donors st homo with sick chll* Eoashed potato,' buttered whole CHOICE QUALITY... census in 1920,'the work was and Mra. Frank E. Daieck o f He kernel com, brecul and butter, haten.’' likely to have. 4-card support for carries such benefits as paid va the dren, 78 pints were collected. Some that suit. If East had the king of done in mid-winter. There was no bron, is assigned to the 329th milk. In ' an extreme case, however cations, holidays, and sick leavs. TTaniqportatian Oo. at 'Pturt Euatis, 82 persons out of a total of 107 the child guidance expert said, diamonds and heart support he ftew leader, and it was a home scheduled, presented themselves as PYiday: MeaUeas frankfurter, Applications must . be post and buggy Job..Every, family _ln Va. He Nitered the Army last July, baked beans, caibbege .and jt o e - you have to (isr professional help| Swift's Thieves Miss would probSbty bid two hearts at marked or ofl file by April 8. 'TKiftbnt' Mifs. John Pringle-, osp- completing" bis Basic" trS liB flir'kt If' professional help is not. avail hla -firat’ 't'u'riL' -iaipeclaUy In .view, town was visited ‘and tbe ..enumer-„ taiir o f "tiBr'day, :expres#ed great apple.salad, brown bread and'but A competitive ekarn will be held.'" F «e Ete, ■ Yrx.'"';; ■ able, he maintained, it may be the of the vulnerability. aUoh totaled 1,004. sitvn*si>ss Church.' Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and school work, "to blame It on our I $60 to $76 was taken from a ctgar mngtLgnA to Robert Farley of Marl tendance and refreshments will be Itm borough, and the wedding will • The Chancel Choir, the Method other countries. / culture and say the children Just I box on the t(^ of a desk. < served. Entry was apparently gained take place April 30, In East Hamp ist Youth choir, and the Junior High FfUowsIilp choir,, will sing Home frotn Oraise I through a rear window after an BURNSIDE ton. / ■ . TM third engagement Is that of under the direction of JAqk Byron Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Wolmer attempt to jimmy a door failed. HDUN'.II 'I AV! ■ t HI M) I ( ' 'N r, MANSFIELD Grove, organist and cholhmaster. Two inner doors were forced be mr §» •9m mmumdi Mias Barbara Heim, daughter of and daughter, Karen, of*Jusr 4-H Euirtes as, Virgin’ Islands; Fort De| SUDDtNLV iw o choral settinga of the 150th vestigating. ' 'n>e several 4-H arwing clube Paalm by Guatave Holst, and two Frande, Martinique; Bridgetown, 1 . Sliding adjuttabUtunriwari^ 4 k Aaaaa_ msM I Barbadds; Granada, British West /MCCALL\ w fe ^ wiH take part in. the west major choruaea from Handel’s on both aufet—No matter what tha . PLACi ern ffiviskm o f the ToUahd County 'Messiah” will be heard. Indies^lûaira, British West In COLOa iiinvoMaaiTni dies; LaGutara, Venezeula; Cura angle of tha sun, Chevrolet haa Andover Man Held mi.-SAT, COffT. raOM t:M Clothing Revue, are: “Tlie Dan\- TTie program will alao include, a fixed it BO front eeat riders recaiva • JU," o f which Mia. 'Raymond newlv-published cantata entitled, cao, Netherland-Antilles; and | 8:10 6;:5-10:15 Bt'NDAY—ONE 8BOW AT S:M aura protection from glare. For.Theft of Tire BrunneU ia leader; "Ih e Needle ‘To balvary.” by Everett Titcomb. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Workers,” Mrs. Douglas H. Porter The compoaer is assistant profes Visitor from lUinols . . 2 . Separate anti-âra hooda far leader; and "The Happy Hem- sor of church music at Boston Mrs. Richard Carpenter of Wil 'William C.'Horton. 24, of An- mnu," Mss. Victor RychUng, lead University and director of the mette, 111., formerly a reiident every inetrument—No other ear among the leading low-firioad three I dover, was arrested yesterday STANLEY WARNER er. The revue will be held at the Schola Cantorum at the Church of here, was In town yesterday visit Northeast School, Rockville, Sat- St. Johji, the Evangelist, in Boa^ offers this veiy practical feature. a ft ^ o o n by Det. Sgt. Joseph Sar ing friends and will be here to twday opening at 8 p.m. Mrs ton. day, She is making her headquar tor and bet. Thomas Graham and Douâa H. Porter, leader of "The Soloists will be June Gaal and 3 . Autom ate gJocw eompartment STATEEE3 ’ ■OLTON NOTCH (TSS ters while east, with her mother ) wa.s charged, with theft of a tire. Happy Henunen,’’ wHi be-one of Charlotte Gray, aopranoa; Mary Mrs. James Young In West Hart-1 light—tio fumbling in the dark. According to Sartor and Ora- 6:00 P.M. Cont,—«6c Till 8 P.M. the ocminentahnA taking part in Ellen Burdick, contralto: Harold SEMI-BONELESS I ham. Horton, who was employed Feqture 6:05 and 8:30 PJd. Baglin, teho'r, and Robert Gordon ford. Put away thoee pills, for the program. A. Largut witibility area — Tha by Nichols-Manchester Tire Co., Girls who belong to theee dube, Jr., baaa. The South Church choir only fidl wraparound windehield get the winter. rkiUs, director will Include organ lelec- 'ManchAiter Evening Herald Co 265 Broad St., had taken the tire Smgni^liwnSiMi u a m m ■APho are 14 years old and older, lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald I Ath thru 7th RIBS yesterday and was apprehended come out to a ' Drive-In tlona and will Mrform with the among the leading low-prioed cars Movie, it’s good for your ’who have had three years - be served by Krause Caterers. Norling. Mrs. Kenneth Ogren. Mrs. Z alow, with only a half doten per- Sacred Heart Oiurch will receive The crash occurred about a mile time of the crash and the sky-was entry Grammar School. ment cliibhouie. I Mrs. Fred'Hiitt la chairman of Vi inita issued. « clear. x The Girl Scout Neighborhood the hosteas committee. Hostesses. George Poole, Mrs. Norman Stnith, Communion in a group at the 8 from Uttie Rock’s main street. Osneer Drive to Start Mrs. Maurice Swenson and Mrs, Marathon Construction for which .permits a.m. Mass Sunday. Ail men of the Most of the homes were modest Police switcUboarde and nows A , S * o f 3825 h .rb e ro set for ■ Assn, will meet at 9:30 a.m. tomor I to be assigned to each table, in- tw ere Issued this month Is epn- ; >arl8h may pairUoipate. No breakT at the comer o| Bjigîth and Sum media were deluged with Inquiries th^ ^SS!u2 w ncer’ drive which j r ^ at the home o f ^ J ^ y m o n d I clude'Mra. Patterson Chsfrm. Mrs. Robert WIdham. il'centrated in four developmenU, ! ast IS planned. mit wliere 'the main part of the about'the crash. inmrtFFmv Mri Heitry! Morin on Tolland Rd. Leadori are r.: although a few, permits were calorie Counters - plane hit. Several residents called news rane as forwards; Irene Grondin.' •'4 lashed for several other lo- The Calorie Obunters will meet fromt he plane’s rada equipment, media to report that pieces of to^^d ' reirr^lri?S«*^t r r saVSy Sharon Kennerson. Denise Benoit,' Parish Coljects ^ caUens. New home construction la today at 8 p.m. at liottic Fisk Me James T. McMamara for the «.utb April^7 ' Janice Gould, Donna Jones, I-or- j {> heaviest in the Irving R> Stitch morial. February and March HI-FI SALE! aXld< r ‘ ralne Brink. Candace Grant. Dex-i Papers Saturday "- development off Skinner Rd., the weight loeees will be combined Of the total goal. 3325 has been Garden Club. Speaker ene Woodmah and Margaret Rose Coventry Garden Club wijl have Oak Hill Development to the rear for both the monthly and honor Mrs. Paul Gagne / Now Going On At set for the nprth end and 1500 for as guards. A paper and rag drive ■will be « f the OvsrbrookV ua vvsa. Heights - section------boj{ awards. An old-fashioned the south end. A houae-to-houae a bualnesa meeting at 1:30 p.m. Members of the Blues team are. *ruesday at the Bootb-Dlmdck Me sponsored by the Guild of Our j Dridi and Calf ‘ < XT and R Housingn f on the Moses spelling bee will follow the bual, neth Hodge, financial' secretary; eanvass is planned ,to end April Donna Sanborn, Barbara Rose. Lady of St. Bartholomew's parish | L^jmoperty off Rt. 30 and Weatjanfl Mrs. Carol Lenihan, treasurer; Dairii Queen morial Library, Sandra Despard. Priscilla Heck. Deldi and Calf ness meeting. MANCHESTER SALES ind APPLIANCE GO. 80. • . ' • Mrs. Sumiko Slmoncelll of Tal- for the benefit of the school ‘ ■'Terrace Development, off Regan Brownies on TV . Mrs- 'J. Willlj Kelley, recording library Week Set Janet SchufOieiss, Doris L a-; building fund Saturday -begirining secreUtrjf,: cottvllle will be speaker at 2 p.m. ■ Rd. Brownie Troop 15 will appear on NaUonal Library Week. April 3 j jb’" " Pointe, Helaitfe Hamilton, Jean i at 10 a.m. . '' HimUngton laiued 18 permits Also, JtfrS. 'WilUem Mohr, chair LaMond. Sandra Pattishall, Debo-. 9.-' the television show of “Happy the torough 9 will be ^ M ". Sumiko SlmoncelH of Tal- The collection will be made at , Isst month for misoellêous Clown" tomorrow from 9 to Itt man of thietees; Mrs. Alfred Pon- directors of. the Poi^r Ljprarj i _ i... ^,jn (peaker at 2 p.m. rah Mills forwards; Deborah building, amounting to 112,700 in ail homes within the area of the am. on Channel 30.-All glrlS wlU tlcelll, second trustee; Mrs. Alfred THISISIT! Latham, Carole I-ander. Barbara section of •: estim ate coat .He collected 85,311 meet at the home of Mrs., Joseph R'tter, third trustee; Mrs. H. C. *^vfuh'M*r#'waV Flower Ar- fees for the. town. man. Mrs. ^ ' rangem ^% “^ She is the Feculent LaPorte, 18 Acom Rd., Talcott- Rivard, first assistant marshal; ter 8. Haven, llbranan, , special certificate in flower •*%; Several buildings were con Mrs. Norman ■ Blancherie, second ville, by 7:15 a m, . PRICES SLASHED TO THE BONE! '-eWeffOy J:u.denmBd.lsjit month by-tha. building “* HbSplua Notes ...... - ; Bssiatahtrmarabal.------■"'i -h imêctor, andrsubsequently demol- Reynolds SchTOl to distribute h - , . g*(enaed in herHaUve country, umps... - Admitted yesterday. Lisa Pray, ' Alsoj^ Mrs. Joseph Farr, chap- , brary application cards. ' ‘japan " - Man'’>>e«ter *E v e n I n g Herald j portponed; If ’'■j 'isbM.' He had alt - unauthorized Coventry corresponilent, F. Pau not been ' picked up by 2 p.m.. 9____ 34 Proapect S t; Mrs. Stelft Na IiUii; Mrs. Stanley Juros, organist; Each week foUovnng. a rep-1 gjjp^ncelU'a husband will '■ '■ 'algna removed and issued wam- line. Uttle, telephone PI 2-6281. householders may call Mrs. An-: ’’ ' Ings to those who had placed them deau, 91 Colony Rd.. South Wind Mrs. A. I.' Lallberte, press cor-1 completI R c rv lc m " " reaentative of the Institution w-iU j gp^tribute background and ancient thony Amato, Hilltop Dr. ■ I sor; Miss Nancy Holland, Bast respondent; Mrs. Lawrence La- > "without permission. take books to the school for c ir -; Aerials on Japanese art. RUSH WITH .MAJORITY Hartford; Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Polla, historian; Mrs. Francis eulation among pupils of OrSdej. 1; xie^tuig hoatease# will be Mr*, • • • Signs cannot be attached to Washington. March 31 iA*i—Sen. P re fe rre d . ’r. trees or utility poles In any case. 04 Vernon Ave.; Mrs. Helen Quinn, Dowds, first guard, and Mrs. Rob FRIDAY oiMl through 8. All pupUs who l Arthur Barker and Mrs. George ;',and cannot be placed In the Rt. 1, Ellington: Dean Sparkman, ert Jarvis, second guard. SATURDAY an applioatlon card and secure ; Prescott Bush ' iR-Conn l voted * ‘ground without a permit from the RFD 3. The president-elect has appoint signature of a parent agreeing to ' Hoop Heasoa Near End with the majority as the Senate Announcement Discharged yesterday: Thomas ed Mrs.'Samuel Robb Jr. as cor APRIL 1-2 aasume responsibility for ^ k s . Robertson School girls' bas- approved an amendment to the ^ ' building Inspector. * HI-FI SET House civil rights bill yesterday. (Effective April 14) T"' Pool Jeha Open Paganl, lo River St.; Charles responding secretary, and Mr*. borrowed, may use the books at j j^^ball team la completing lU sea- ^ AppUcations are being received Hla(myan illness in Florida 869 .MAIN ST. ^retary. Grove $t., Rockirllle. Posl- seph Reynolds, Mrs. Charles Pontl- teenagers at 8 p.m. Saturday at Maureen Ravlin and Susan Coch and did not vote. Toga tions to be filled include director, Firemen from Town Oo. 3 were celll, Mrs. Donald Jorgensen, Mrs. PLUS $100 WORTH OF LP RECORDS the Nathan Hale CommuniUty ' ______13.99 atasistant director, water safety called to Ludlow Rd. at 11:30 last John Caglanello, Mrs.. Stanley B R H W m i« Center. Chaperons will include * ' inatruclor, life guard, cashier, night to douse a bruM> Are that, be Baldwin, Mrs. Rosa Lallberte, Mrs. S fE C IA L Mr. and Mrs. Herman "Jake" Le- y ; ; locker room attendant and malnte- Elmore Anderson. Mrs. Charles PAWIT PBR H i.n Sffita ...... sm .T S cause of the . wind, was spreading D airij Doyt and Mr. and Mrs. John Stîb. u nance supervisors. Lathrojp Jr., Mrs. Anthojiy La- M well as members of the Cen Bone Calf Terms Expire Today sparks- over a wide' area, even Polls,. Mrs. Walter Baldyga and k T R IA T ... Queen YOU Storoqt CffibiMt . $ 49 91 ter’s dance committee. Blue Calf City officials appointed Jan. 4y^ though It was raining at the time. all ihcoiinlng officers. Dieoee** b ev yow fvMeke eeadeeq, The Pilgrim Fellowship of the for the Democratic administration ■ eWei W. Clifford Mason said SAVE wabiX ffieb e «ed ipMe tM ti battar 19 LP. Rocordo .. $100.00 Second • Congregational Church t - will be sworn In tomorrow to as that Workmen had-been clearing. O w ls V a r y will attend a meeting Sunday eve Your "New Look" tdophoiie directory sume the duties of the previous'apr Hind there end had left a pile of- seede wHb Deliy Oen a. Tbet’a Yes, it's time to hurst into beeeaseBaby QuiroHeeled fie* ' $135 ning at the Union Churth in Rock- polntees whose terms expire to- brush burning when they left work R«9. Prico $349.90 vUle. The group will meet at 6.30 j yesterday afternoon. Nelghborf; in New York — Owls vary great B e a Iba ftaaer at a n y p e k e ( E-Z 'nEBMB! foshion . . . to discover The office affected are corpora- the 'Vicinity fcomplalned of thg'fly- ly in size, ranging from the i-lnch' SiMiiF |»«»aM*Lmt pjn. at the Church Community Iwlpc you with this brand-new idee! Ing qparke, and called the fire de- tali Pygmy and Elf to the Eagle House. Rehearsal of the play tlon counsel, Harvey A. Yonce, and Great Gray species, which the fresh, new feeling of ■■ Replacing Harry H. Lugg; tax col- pertinent. •'CoUeg# Brides” will be held at Meson referred to the Incident stand 2 or more (eet high and have DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRT QUEEN NO. ^ 6:80 p.m.. tombrrow at the Com .ijector, Gerald Allen replacing Ed- a 5-foot wlngspread. Their .diets ward L. Buchanan: ratemaker, as a ‘‘riolatlon of all safe prac- 560 HARTFfBlD ROAD 807 MIDDLE TFKE. WEST RCA VICTOR STEREO munity House. fancy-free, "pert 'n pret- Four Seasons . Miss Patricia Pfau, replacing'Mra. Ucee,” adding, “when a person vary greatly, too, including birds ALLAN OOE JR„ Prop. AL EIHIN. Prop- The Saddle “Sdapera 4-H Club 13.99 Jean Weber; and Inspector Of eat leaves a fire it ahould be put out and small mammals, fish, worms Will meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow ty" Town ond Country ing places, George KeUey, replac- . . . even Jf It.lyp-cainlng." _ insects, snakes, and lizards. at the home of Susan Welle* on Hop River Rd. There will be a pumps, tuned to the tones 4 Speaker Portable talk on first aid to horses and BUek Calf riders. ond tempio of spring ond Rosewood Calf , Correction The name of Elliott Nanos was summer'60! Now ^ *^® Inad'vertently omitted as having E .Z TIRA«S4 99 SCRANTON MOTORS, INC, ROCKVILLE aaauua ti3«.M

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M A N C M S T E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 196^ castle, sspselaJly whan a trtek et Ughtbig made aa imags at tor RetaU Sales ■ PAGE snc BeautyfBeast mented faces sppsab. oft ths csstls even the. comparative strangers down lists, o f arbitrarily witkhbW- to them, only somebody not sure Ing the sentiments expressed In wall. Show Gains theme at hia reoommendatibn that who might happen lo receive it. The trick of lighting on the of fllfiohlng In a similar situation I f , £he' judge’s censure In this previoiu years, of narrowing ths Delight ior the United States repeal the Oon- Connecticut Circle of friendehip, evsn of offend castle wall was used two otoer in which total career may seem at case is taken seriously. It means times to show the interior , of the Retail sales in Mandienter In hally resehltleii, by which w e now Christmas In the City o f Hartford ing thoM erPtWhlle recipients who atak# might possibly be entitled castle, and to phojy .a chapel win EtittitiiQ % m lB maintain dur own veto dsclsion as next year IS itoing to be a less us^ to reserve the very center of 1 School Tots creased substantially last year to Judge or condemn. It is mainly Y a n k e e cheerful occasion, and.the seasonal their mantel for the card which dow, - over the figure for 196*. the Cham to whether oc act we will permit The productlbn whs imder the a sad, sad story which mskee you mail In that city donsWerably had more names on It than any ber o f Conrwneroe reports. «*t any laeue involving «{uraelves to go By A. H. O. By dUIMTH AHEABN direction Of Elemer N agy of the fesl sorry for svqrybody. lighter In volume. other. of into the jurtadlctlon of the Inter- - Borne vague thing called ethics Love isn't red roe as. It la bom- University o f Hartford’s school of Andrew Ansaldi, in charge And we fear the Scbooge-llke ef may be being served, but some pessien. drama and of Moshe Paranov of trade development for the nationai Court of Justice. ■Phe grievance committee at the fect of this Incident may not bq thing will be missing too. And you Maachenter foArth, fifth, and the Jlartt College of Music of the her, eald Mnitchestor trade' In ■yiaa<Ôetob«r 1. iH l Subsequently, Preeident Elsen HaHforil County bar has' made limited to the city of Hartfofd R. A. T. S. creased 11.2 per cent copapniad to never had to- send a periodic card alone. We believe the judge, him alxto. graders watched the fairy University of ■ Hartford. y hower celled for the eame action Judge Blocks Plea een\plaint against ,tw o members of your own in ordejr to be sure of tile State average o ^ .7 per cent, self inferred that all lawyers every tale Uukt says this, "Beauty and Condnetor Applauded in his annual State qf the Union of that bar, and a judge has subse keeping on that lift. Sunday Afternoon, April 7Q the Beast," In the h i ^ school audi The Increase la stablished on where might well guide themselves Conductor was LOuls Pellettlerl, comparison of total retail sales mceaage. For Ch^sman Stay quently censured, thein from the torium this momlng- by his censure In this particular Who along with pianist Irene Kahn, ki the third quarter o f 1950 and the for E A S T E R I ' - * ’Phs riiUdren ant silently in the When the Senate Foreign R*le- Superior Court bMCh, because Instance. That makes us, in our was loudly applauded when’ he ap sbntlar <}uartor in 1966. (Continned from Page One) own jurlsdictlbn, think of one pair- darkness, ignoring the smell of 5 5 Committee began .hearings Uieir Arin, last Chriatnias, mic A Thought for Todey peared for the start of-.the second Retail eales ki the third tpiartor «iSSn!° !.SK.“ ticular CSirlstmas card we may not damp hair and steamy sUCkers o «« M proposal, moat of tk* noise cumbed to ths spirit of the season gpoDSored by the MnaelMster act. o f 1958 were 916,218,900, AnsaMt ttx, «EMf ___itbi .. ily harm, forcing two women into be receiving next year. they had brought with thgm, and itM ManUa came ironi various .stiper-petrlotlc to such an extent R sent out some Coanell et CburehM Ustened to the singers from the The children responded most reported. Sales jtimped to 918,032,- imnatural eex acta. It occurs to i« , in fact, that the i« H«att Tha Marin Ciounity Superior enthusiastlcsUy to the three princi 000 in the third quarter o f the fol groupa, whose apokeemen several thing more than 9,000 Christmas moll may be considerably lighter Hastt .Opera-nteator unfold the clothes like dad's courtroom was three-fourths filled Special Stoty. pals, Eilizabeth Barrett as Beauty, lowing year. Umea edvehced Uie claim that N ix cards. in more than one section of the Jesus said: ‘^hou shslt love.the for the latest hearing, mostly with It seems that, by ths bast stand 1 1 1 # tale tells of a man who is Benjamin Thomas as the father The State picture showed Bast on Had not ideally meant what he sUte. More than one Connecticut TBX lawyers. ;» ards of the legal profession, it i? Lord thy Ck>d with all thy heart, ugfy because o f something ugiy luid James Mitchell as the beast. Hartford with an ifnerease o f 40 ■aid In his t p w h on the subject. community, we would judge, Is Others In the cast were Tanya per . cent, mosUy, the Chamber “The petiUon is w lth««r merit," not strictly ethical to wish a Merry blessed with some firm which, and with all thy soul, and with all TUNE-N-TEST that happened to him. values like dad’s Even when eonfrimled with his Paranov as the Story teller; Elllh said. In food and automotive sales. the judge said, s o f t l y ^ clearly Cairistmas and a Happy New Year com# holiday time, likes to put thy mind. th U is the first and It tells of servants who reflect ss, to too many people at oncS. I f the Levin, the first dau^ter; Barbara Hsrtford showed a 2 per cent rise •xact- words, they \ôok their “ t find no cavise tojhterfere. The aside all thought of business find great commandment. And the sec (ihelr master's uglineas, caught vTit is denied.” / Arm in question could have re ClfifiH, T m I Battery with Wm In tha ttagle of circum Rose. second daughter; and and West Hertford a drop of one heads, and said they kpew better. give its office resources over Charles Griffin aa the.gardner who iitfvS tM »«r«ln «ri »l»o rtaarwi The judge told/the courtroom he strained its feeling of holiday to ond is like unto it. Thou riisit love stance. It telle o f a father who half per cerit. T%ds built up into a sort of chal- wholeheartedly to the task of thy neighbor as thyself. On these . .and Connectiona, was turned into a stone statue. * savings like dad’s had been s t u d ^ g the petition and getherness so that It mailed cards spreading seasonal cheer and senti must ohooee between two eqtwlly I>ill Mrrlc* Bllwrt M H. * . A. B«ra- two commandments hang all ths leoge to Nixon to repeat his- ean- had been ready to rule on it Tues out to only a thousand or so of Its ment to as wide a list as Its friend ClMn, Re-Gap Spark Plnga, ahominahle fates for a beloved ■ The allalr was sponsored by the >. RtprfMatAU***: ,Th« tlments, if be really did hold day, but held the hearing as a closest, mors intimate friends, its, ships and. ssaoriatlona, past, pres- law and the prophets." (Matthew Inipeet. Adjust Carburetor, daughter. Manchester P T A ,Ck)Uncil and thS h e «» Speewl Manov — Kew Christmas spirit would, we siip- 22:37-40) Fourth Juvenile «C0. Detroit sM Bnitm. them. He did not, to our knowl cou'rtesyyto Chessman's lawyers. ent and potential, can inspire. It And It teHs o f a girl Who tbVfli Elementary School Music Fund as pose, have been considered a flne O God, who makeat all things 'Lubricate, Adjust part of the program of .cultural [R-ÛDT^’. IbUR^'T ■ or edge, c»neider it necesaary to do He listened to the lawyers for is no secret tligt, in such firms, (he ugly man bacause Ida ug11n< abour two hours, then ^remarked and genuine thing.. When the Hat this annual labor of love does take profitable tq them that love Thee; Distributor, is part of a beauty Inside him. events for fourth , througft sixth Arrest Imminent SO. The ether day the Senate For was broadened until it included grant to our hearts an invincible graders. Cost of bring;ing the Show Th« H«r*M W ntlM Corn- caliWv. almost casually: f l ’m ready both lime and money. Despite that Inspect, Adjust, Fanbelt, 'The girl had dreamed before riie eign Relations Committee voted, f deride.” soms five per cent of the total fact, those who have indulged In power o f love, that ths deslrM. met the ugly man She wanted a here was 1600. Manctaeatar police indicate an •am n o na fliiandal population of the firm's home city. typocraphlCBl •»?<*• ® to I, to postpone action on the The judge shrugged off Davis’ this seasonal dlsaeminatlon of which have been conceived ^ Set Ignition Timing lore like the "red rose from a gar A couple of classes from St. other arrest Is upcoming In con and aOiar It Inevitably' exposed Itself to thine inspiration1 may n^^'^benot- be repeal proposition tndeflnitsly. on contention that Chessman had been cheer have, in the past at least, den sweet with spring.’.' She Jantes’ Parochial School were nection with the three out-of-town I denied due process because the in jealousy, on the part of other law- felt the more cheerful themselves changed by anyny tempfatlqn: Juvenilba picked up yesterday bn ly one of the Republican members changed her mind. guests during • the second of the dictment against him listed kid ygrs who couldn't claim qiille as the' longer the list and the more through thy mercy,y, 0 . Jesbs ^ Christ a series of minor charges plus the many good close friends, and to PAUL DODGE PONTIAO, INO. The children seemed to under two performances’ put on at 9:15 the committee, Aiken nr Ver- naping and robbery b(it the jury "arduous the task. bur Lord.1. Amen. ■ taking o f 9 1 1 from lockers at the cynicism, on the part of lawers stand these ideas immediately. and 10:45. ibOnt, voted not. to jiqetpdne con added the dooming words "with Now the cruel situation Is that Bubmttted^-ljy the 373 MAIN ST. MANCHfSTIR One girl In a Girl Scout uniform n »e children were prepared In Manchester High Swimming pool. who thought the card might be Rev. Laeriwnce F. Almond sideration of What t»l*)wpublicsn bodily harm.” ' all this good spirit muat unnatural-, near the back row was disappoint their music classM to see and hear Two youths from Marlborough Kidnaping and robbery—with designed to establish a certain BoutK Methodiet Church - ' ’ s f" out bodily harm— could be penalis like a man, sang Uka a man and ■ltd 14 have reportedly told police President hafi b p tr the piôrmance. Bo much so that Living happily ever after are James Mitchell as the âstly prince Md ed at the moat in California by a didn't roar. two Uttle girls showed up with ty. The children enjoyed the chance to see the romantic couple up close (Herald Photo by Oflara). of' their escapades .over the past to gossip that j ^ o n was not a«xi- life sentence. •1 thought he was gring to have opera glasses which they solemnl" two weeks tiiat Included minor j ’nionday, M rrcli *1 Oue to have Ydrther agitation over "The Chessman caae has been a beast of a fUe*. He only looks pawed to th r friends. One fift thefts from several stores, and the based upon pure fiction— that ther^ dren, dialed the number to hear \i an issue on which his stand had Uke a wlteh,” she told her seat grader wore nylons in honor of the There’ll be no more Jokes heard 'ranssudclng of lockers at the High was bodily harm," Davis argued. ^ Joke’t Over, Kiddie* V He Goes Part Of The Mfle occasion. on the phone just ifor .dialing a the. latest jokes. Now this has school iKX)!, after hitchhiking into alarmed/widTnflamed.inany of the "This case will go to the United mats. The attendants in the enchanted And four girls in a back row town. ' W « have b«Mt trying to doctde, right -iWng extremists who like to States Supreme ^ u p t unless re Duesseldorf, Germany — The certain number—where you can been disconttnued because of com castle who looked like m «i with wore riior^ while gloves which plainU that It waa tying up scrv TPhey will all be turned over to | ■tBM tha ^*MUlower-MacmlUmn t h ^ the vice president Is their lief is granted, somewhere along joke’a over In Duesseldorf—at also get cookie recipes. For year beast heads drew sympathetic they kept on during the perform Duesseldorfere, particularly, chil ice. juvenile court, police say. ooRununiqu* do tfiMr nuclear test the line." ance. least, those jokes on the phone. bw- ■ That Is when Judge MsrtlnelU slghA when they danced out o f the ______ban talltB, whether President Ei- One thing at least was obvious. said he was ready to announce his Mnhower hga really decided to The Republican members of the decision. Rdwterer portion of that Jsttre copnmlUee w ere ant .feeJ.t^^.any: -n .Uecn.. j-p, Ike mile may be neceasdry in ^ e r to whip lashing theni tow-ard‘ s""v^c get full agreement w ith ê Rus- for what the vice _Rre8ident and flaw , or whether’ w e/are once Prmldent were suppoaed to want. ■gain In process of nlMeuvers to Once again, it would seem, the evade our' own ^ o fe s s e d high right wdng, by making enough D o n 's goals. / single-minded noise, has wielded In terp reta tl^ o f the Eisenhower- an Influence which may be out of M am îan cpminunique. and of the proportion to'Its real strength in GRINDER asf creates, has varied the country, • PIZZft SHOP addely.jXê New York Times, for The real casualty Is not any 180 SPRUCE 8'iYlEBT ______eeems to have made âl- thing concerned with the career of mt^ân institutional decision, cov- any politician involved, but in the Now linder The Ownership Of Mih^ both lU editorial approach fari that this country, struggling ARTHUR J. DANCOSSI ,/M»d lU news Stories, In udiich the along in Its new role of leader to MEET MRS. AMERICA eee*ee»* of nine sMiators to eight, to leave latter, you would think the world a big syrntwHc Isolationtat anchor OFEN 7 DAYS A WEIK la really near, at last, putting some IN PERSON AT THE dragging. kind of bridle on lU own riipaway 1 P.M. to n P.M a u t o m a t i c momentum toward self-dei Bent By The Storm tlon. Reading the Times, you wout 2-SPEED gel the idea that all that is hap-; saddest tale there is to tell, NEW 1960 pened is that another rhihor play in theSslyll rights issue, is "that has been made, in a hopeless hassle. of tilt intelligent, liberal, high- We have resolved our own opin minded BoutMm^ legislator who all iieir ion on the basis of the President's finds himself trspped..^tween his A WASHER ÊLECTRIC performance at his news confer own general record «r^.^ngres8 HEARING AID ence yesterday. What he-did there, Slid In public life and his dw fipo- It seems to us, establishes the sin- litical appraisal of the importance ■ > eerity and purpose of his agree- of the racial issue in his own home m w t with ilaomlllan. 'ilate. DRYER PAIR wTiat the "President did at his Little Rock has, all along, been i-'v-; news cohferbnce yesterday wea to ■ ‘ pall over the shining reputation .. go a more signlflcanl part o f an of Senator William J. Pulbright, 5' f-. •octra mile toward agreement than the educator, intellectual, liberal, EXHIBIT 77 I. c ' t ’ ? would be involved in any merely Intemstionalist public servant who tsdmleal concession or condition. has done a great deal-to promote DOTH Si i o ' Mom and Dad! Here are just a few Ho made. In fact, the biggest con- the idea of brotherhood In the fir New SivNqgl of Stem’s winners for your budiet eeaai()n open to him. the one big world. Integration in the schools ,,« # 4 N smtM TnsNisMnl ■ I Msantlal eeneeeeion that has naVer beck in his own home state was ....a e d at a Vary Spaaial BONUS Whai Dryar Money-Saving Values All: before been made.by ah American another, matter. On this lse\ie, New Gellsfy Swsr IM m I •’K cold: war Btatseman. It Is also the through all the storms, he was It. Parebatad WIDiWatiiar--Y0U GET NORMAL one conceesion which really had quiet, aa if, in fM t, ha did not IKHITIITinTI' ts be made before there could ,be exisfl VENTINO aed WIRING FREE! 99 any hope of any agreement on any- Senator Betes Kefauver of Ten* 11” IB s thing at all. nessee is a likeable liberal phow- QuiliiiV Pharmny ^Tt(il2...'l!t s m This was the Presidont’e con- man who, beneath and behind his Fheii* HI 3-4136 eaaslon that the Ruasiana really do coonsklna, deserves all kind of 873 MAIN 8T. went what they say they want. credit for his courage In being Sizes 13 to 20.. V ' n ie President had, for the ump- right on some of the great issues of FREE PARKING! FREE DELIVERY! tleth time, received the question our time. There have been times about whether the Russians should when he has been right on things be considered sincere In their ap long before anybody ele* dared. SfEEPtoe Is proach to the nuclear teet ban But the. other day, in the searion Sport Coats Sizes 8 to 12 ...... r - lane. of ths Senate Judiciary Committee The Praeideat this time. repUed on the civil rlghta^blll which had in Mm AU-NIWr ji&t come up from the-House, it ir as follows: other Sportcoats...... ^, to •iWeU, again 1 can't prenune to was Senator Kefauver*who pro ^ ; . daecribe In any accuracy vriiat are posed and backed and piloted to^ 399 (t h e motlvaa of eomabody else. victory .an amendment which seri “ Boy’s Slacks r ...... New, all the algns are that the ously damaged the measure's pro SflvtaU do want a dafraa of dia- fessed objective of guaranteeing annainant, and they want to atop the right to vote to all citizens. tTROLUR D r e s s S h i r t s White. Wash'n Wear.. 4 taating. That looks to ma to be Ths explanation was lying near more or laaa proved." ths surfaca of Senator Kefauver's SLIIRIR 199 And. referring to the Russian own political .situation. He is, this WALKER oonoesslen whtch eptnad tha eur- year, being seriously challenged for Sport Shirte 8 _ N n t phase M tha negotiations, the renOmlhation. One of the thinge be Piasldant said: ing used against him is his support "The very fact that they have of other civil righte measures in made this coneesalMi means that tha past. So Senator Kefauver has ' they went to.negetlets further; no now taken out a little political queetlon In my mind." disaster insurance, and done some free alterations in the mlnda of thoas who preach thing intended to give him a bit of that our real, ettuatton la that we record ofi' the other aide of the civil ate already In World War in and righU issue. Ha,may have done his that our only busineaa is to begin opposition a greater favor than he at alt times! winning It, these remarks by ths intended; his amendment could Ptesldent wtn cbostltuts the most conceivably be the thing which reprehenslbls conceesion an Amar- gimmicks the whole ciril righte loan atateamsn could possibly I measure and causto it, in the end, make to Ruaeis. ^ I to die between Senate and Houae. The fact that the President made The saddeet part of the tala.^we tbiim ahouM Ibava little doubt that think, is the probability that, he has dsqnltsly east his ramaln- $228* whatevelr his politibai danger back ' ? S ee th is ‘ talented Domemalcep and ttte very latest In || iag pubiie sarriee on ths aide of in Tennessee, he hM . Increased it, Mother end baby pa eaywbsn,. possible survival for humanity. He rather than quelled H. by hia strad- snytiaw widi tbe aH-new 'FOLDA •is y have more trouble on the laundry equipment and the newest cooking tech- » dli strategy. Those who were SIESTA ... the ideal giftl home aceBa. with those who sih- sgslhst him on the issue anyway \ • U9HTU. Ulquee. You’ll he shown how truly up-to-date house- earely baUeve World War n i I would have been likely to have • winH Is ineacapebie, with DwnocreU hoids enjoy the modern inlraclea of all-natural gae— ; more respect for possible eon^ I fias fi NJOÂ/! • lA ftt , who wlU moor to any laeue in a ' sistency and full-route courage on • MANMOM99 oampaigB year, and eith still now atJj3W5jrjrate»_than his pact than they will ever de ie m IwM fsann powerful influences in his own ad- SATURDAY velop for hti effqrt to play the MANCHCSTCR- mtnistratlon, than hie will have HLL 7 P.M. issue. belatedly safe f 01 U A l in . nniS- : S H O P P I N G P A A K A D f ' with Russia, but ha should have TH,E.HARTF-OPD COMPANY But one thing we wnjild wish to some help, boo, from people. S 3 3 Pft*rl Strnnt, Hartford e 6 8 7 M«in istrftftt. MAoch*»*«r ' WEIff tai»U TDBilTlKE make (dear. When we w rite‘of fine ‘ MOZmAT.^rtSBDAT.BATUBOAZ. 10 AJI. liUPJ6 - men in such situations, it is not WEONE8 DAT, THUBOTAT, TBIDAT. 10 Anckpr Still Dragging to Judge or condemn them. They 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD, Near M cKEE FURNITUBE DEPARTMENT A. year ago Vice IVesldent Nixon would not be In trouble if they hUda big bcadlinea f o r Klmaelf hadn't been fine and decent men Lswsr Store I^vel e Ml 9-5221 to,begin with. As for thslr behavior % H ii a- apsêk ^»wn in Naw York e fy e e Pnraellli Parldag ft la t||o situations which eoens up OMt ta he MANCHESTEB, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1960 PAGE N tN l

^ \ V' Refueling Wing at MacDllI. Such 11 Men Saved planas are uaed to refuel B52 and FRJOES o n STEBLXNO ABE GOING VPI Pool to Open B47 Stratobombera In flight. Flood Woes Grow BUY NOW Slid SAVE News T id b its Comdr. Donald M. Reed, execu tive officer of the St. Petersburg Order Your Favorite AtVerplanck Called from AP Wirm Fr om Ditched Coast Guard Air Station, said B EC FS NOW5ERYIN6 Rogers "didn’t eay a word" when In Soggy Midwest iiPope Presents ne w A .hauled into RfillL'a plan* TOWLE PATTEN Gen. Maurice ChaHe, commander Tanker P la n e T V - R a d io On June 25 •. >* on a eiing lowered to tN* oceah * by April 2nd in chief jib Algeria during French surface. ilRed Hats to 8 setUore’ uprtoSlg in January, ,pre- (Continned f i ^ Page One) nual rainfall averages well ever 80 (Coathraed from Page One) "He wax vdry tired," Reed eald. Inches and tne temperature never Ihs new Verplanck Pool ie motod to top French poet with "I’m glad to hear he’* in good scheduled to open June 26, accord NATO . . , Rhode laland’e law City when the crest of the Floyd falls below 50 degrees. MacDtll officials lUted the five oondition." The vine* that baar the pepper jjNew Cardinals Television ing \o Recreation Superintendent against ciro^ tlM of ohecen* puh- Reed said "We aaw this man River passed without spilling over sotÔ T h a Real HoOm crew members end six pasaengSrt berries have been flourishing since S;00 I S TtaMUer ores*—I . liesJtlons held nneoaelllnttonel by Rogers hanging onto a piece of illxbt Tbeater tin orpsrMs) ■ ^ Producer't Cliolca 16., A K James F. Herdic, and a brief open who survived' as (japt. Rlohard A the lavees. However, the city faced long before the Christian era. In 0 1; (ooBttwwf f c w OM) Judge Bugen* L. Jatoert.in.Super wreckage, and hovered over him. Ksrtv kbo* (in MdSteSa) lUchaels In AfrtM Ing day ceremony will be held. Oslgsr, Wilmington, Del.,. aircraft .another crisli when the crest of the dia is atm by f r the largest pep 888 MAIN ST.—Phone Ml 8>8741 Flr«. iJhow. (in orosrMa) Johiim i U ^ ' A a g ior Court We lowered a hoist with a sling Also Hartford 8:00 Not Par Hi£e The new pool, the first poured Isadorc 8. Geeter, director , of Big Sioux River passes the west per-produclng country, although I.mflsi on tho nhoro of lAko Vte* Huckleberrr Bound Pat Boone commander; 1st Lt. David P. on if, and h« was able to get in. cultivation of this spice has spread The Known Name, the Known (jûality ••tori*, knelt humbly before the Cartoon Plavnoun SanaSane Ore^Gray Thadtar 6 outdoor pool to be constructed in Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford Hensma, Grand Rapids, Mich., co "We saw at least two groups of ern section. -Claco Kid . • _ elected preaideat *f New England to other lands—chiefly Indonesia, . Since 1900 . . . : Ipope with hli he*d bowed. He S:3S Weatber; Neva and Bports' DodslM rahtanta Thaatar Manchester, to nearing completion. pilot; 1st LA. John R. Rogers Jr. four or five men in the water. Des Moines, the state capital, Tha Dow Hour o t Oraal ; The main pool and r. wading pool Hospital Assembly. . . Bill togM- WilUamston, N. C.. navigator: T Borneo, Ceylon and, very recently, ;;tbe next to l*at to receive the 6:80 Phoae Tour Hyatarlea iO. >3, 80 When we reached the ditching Ottumwa and other towns in the Brasil. 8porta Newt Sc Weather 8180 IJnteuchablea 8. 60. 68 are finished, and filter equipment ising machine gun* in Michigan, Sgt. Charles J. Hefner. Temps, area some of them were waving Sanger.It Mv BUSinett backed by gnn-oollecthig under southern part of Iowa also braced 5 ’,*^Se actual ceremony laeted only OUhten Solditr has been tnsteUed. Workmen are Fla:, engineer; 8. Sgt. Johnny W. flaahlliht*. W* directed the two for crests of six feet or more above Bklert Comert • - Markham completing the building housing taker, meeU defeat in State Sen i'about eeven minutes. . . 'S;6S Doug liidwarda ’ • 10:00 Orouebo t U ^ la Ml "It'S BROASTED" , Owen, Memphle, Tenn., radio oper surface ships ' to the men we flood stages. ^ Then the hew Cardlnalt em John Daley Movie at 7 ^ the filters and toilets. at*. ator. sighted. HunUey Brinkley 10. The Revue . .• ‘ Rle«dy in jiuii a fraction of the time The State Department of Health Lt. C!ol. George C. Jemlgan Jr, Flood waters spilled into area* braced their older colleagues of the 8:66 BurkerBarmta 10:10 Take A Good lAiok "Most of the plane’s forward near East Ratnelle, in southeastern Death Valley Oaya oUier misthode take. Thoronkkly has given final approval to plana Rector, Ark.; Maj. Robert D. end and wings appeared Intact Sacred College. 7:00 Johnny . Uldnlsht for additions to the filter building Tates, ’Tamp*. Fla.; Maj. Walter West Virginia, and families were — Meanwhile, the Pope resumed hbi Uovit at Heyen yiwlees’ Teark cooked to the bdne in just six We couldn't see a tall.” evacuated from about 75 homes in ^lace on his portable throne and Caaet of EMdte Oraka. U:00 The Bl* Newa' housing showers and dressing ares. Late R ush on C. Birg* Jr.. Chicago; 1st LA. Joe Newt uKl Wettntr FeatureJO , . ^ . mindtes. . / ; .. Bulldihg Inspector Thomas C. H. Taft, Lincoln, Tenn.; 1st Lt. the town of 1,600. Several atorea in I hla procession slowly made Its way This Man Dawton Newa Weather 8 Spopta the downtown district were flooded CHOEEST MEATS IN TOWN 7:16 Weal Mata Hlshllithta Barrv Barraia Always m beadtifol citep golden Monahu has finished drawing Richard M. Weinberg. Springfield, *!out of the basiUc*, to the notes of Doug Rdwardt, 11:16 Starlight Movla Maas.; and 8. Sgt. LuU E. Ra- New Boy Scout and water was nearly five feet deep u. ■peciflenUons for the additions For Inserts ■Tpilver trumpet*. HunUev-Brinkler Jack Paar brown oatddh. . .Tender and jnley Bids will be advertised shortly. mires,, Hal* Rey, Puerto Rico. on U.S. 60.. f . A second, brief consistory— 7:80 Law of The Platnaman Wdrld'a Baat Hoviaa 11:80 Jack Paar inside , . Ddightfdlly 'deUdooB in* Rough grading work has been Minor flooding also waa reported HTourth and last of the week's series Shotsun Slade Last minute automobile registra Floating in life jackeU and on Stomps Out Fire Four JuBt Hen 13:30 Almanac_ done around the pools and a course iii Warren, Ohio, as th* Mahoning OUR OWN CURE 2 ta r the creation of the new Cardl- 13:60 Newa.* Weathar ■ide and ontside. tion renewal* at the sub-braheh of rubber rafts, the survivor* lit up All-Star Clrcue ^ O f gravel has been spread below the darkness with flares and flash., River went over Ita banks, Md in -nals—was held immediately after Betty Hutton ShoW 1:00 Late Newa the Motor Vehicle Department at A Tenderfoot Boy Scout Meadville, Pa., where French Creek ■ ^ e public consistory In the Vatl- Bat MaataraonHatteraon Newa Prayer . „ têre concrete aprons will be built. lights, furnishing their own bea U. S. CHOICE . The bids for the apron and fences the SUte Armory promised to atompM out a grass fife with his overflowed. 'The’’ Allegheny River -ean Palace’s Conslstorial Hall. SEE SATUBDAV’S TV WBEB FOB COMPLETE L18T1MQ keep workers busy right up to the cons for., rescue ships and planes. around the pool area h ê been Newsmen at Cape Canaveral saw not-Bo-tender feet yesterday after continued "*6r flood level e x t r a FANCY'CALIFORNIA _ This was a secret meeting at 4:30 closing time this afternoon. at Warren, pa. • BONELESS BRISKET -vridch the Pontiff performed the awarded. Construction work will the'ifiareB from the shore. noon. probably begin aoon, officials say. At midnight tonight 1969 reg The Allegheny River in south ASPARAGUS Symbolic ceremmiy of "cloelng” istrations run out, and 1960 inserts The tanker plane hit the sea MichaSl Donth. 11. walking •the new Cardinals’ mouths—a sign Radio The pool contract was awarded about 8:30 p.m. after radioing it west New York reached flood stage must be on all vehicles that travel home from IVafifi*'! School, aaw but only a few families moved to f-ar*e t h a t they were not yet to partlcl- those news broadcaeto of 10 or lAwiiBiito BENEROIIBSEliVlliR OFIRENCH FRIES to Rudd Murray Inc. of North At- waa preparing to ditch, reportedly (This Hating InelndM only Ueboro, Maas., fo*” W ,4!76, includ on the/roads of Connecticut., the hedge and lawn burning at higher ground. Minor flooding also .Bunch .ifiate In discussion. I length. Some atatiens. carry other abort BSwoeaktOt. Those who fall to obtaM their because of engine trouble. the John Howat homej- 63 Bilyue “rhen the Pope performed t ^ ing a cartridg'e type filter. The Search plan** and surface craft was reported al6ng the CSiemung w u K o - i s t r ^11:80 Mldnlte M O ^ PAN ROLLtriUm N town last fall appropriated $45,000 Insert# today must go liito Hart Rd. He jumped the hedge and River In south central New York. '^remony of "opening" t h e i r set out at once from Jacksonville, Stomped around the burning grass SUNKiST CALIFOBNIA 6:0U Nawa. ^ r o o s for the pool construction and ao ford to get .them, and If they drive Leke Worth, St. RetersbuA; Mi In Wisconsin, floods In Milwau LB. "Snouths, saying, “We open your 6:16 Art JohnaoD eioo-rmaneiai nawa . KRAFTS FANCY eRANBERRY SAUOE ' far haa ,>aid out $17,161.73. with 1959 inserts they are taking whUe Howat beat the fire with a kee were described as the worst in tnoiith so that in consistaries. In 6:46 LoSell Thomaa emi, Patrick and Homestead AFB. EATING ORANGES 7:00 Amoa N‘ Andy ^ 6:16 Rbowoea* and News Total coat, will fall within the the chance of appearinig before a Reacue pilots reported that broom. 40 yean. Every river and creek in -<>rmgr«igaUona and In Other Cardl* 7:80 Newa. Comedy Tim* 7:00 fUltop- Lewu appropriation, officlala say. judge In some court on a charge of When the flames were extin- the area overflowed. Thousands of ■«mal functions you may express 7:46 Bob and Ray 7:16 Evanltui OevnUoae .WHOLE wreckage of the 'ditched Boeiqg 8:00 World I'onichl 7:30 Bboweaas and Newa RAUF • ■ Schedules Set failing to renew their registration. giiisdied, Mrs. Howat called the basements were flooded. Flood* Doz. 4 9 c .•your opinion.” 8:06 World iPdey Stratotanker stIU was afloat- in the NABISCO OREO A Q ^ 8:16 Huale TUI Ona Swimming schedules for the new Up to 1 p.m. today 710 reglstra- area. Eighth DUtrict Fir* Department menaced many areas in the south CREAM SANDWICH...... Full Lb. "PW a. ’n»e Pope also gave the now 13:00 New* , 8 :» Showcaaa and ■ - BROASTEO OHIOKEN $135 tlons had been renewed, for an ern two-thirds of Wisconsin" and TPrtnces of the Church their Card! 13:10 Muele rill Una 8:00 Music in th* Air—U .f. Air Fore* BROASTEB OHIQKEII W pool have been esUbllshed, Her- Newsmen were not allowed to to report there had been a fire but 1:00 Newt 81en Off 8:06 Showcaae and Newa * • *• Sic laid. The addition of the Ver- overall total of 8,731 since the aub- it was then under controL Fire In many parts of IlUnols. “ Tala’ rings, of gold set with’ a sap 11:06 Music Beyond the 6 U n interview Rogers when he was Ipliiie and inscribed with the Pon WHAr-616 •9 (* New* BrupdOP planck Pool, to the recreation sya- brsneh opened on March 22. helped Out of a helicopter at Pat Chief ieUnn Mers visited the scene 6:00 Big Show 13:16 Sign Oft tem 1* expected to ease crowding The full total for. last year was rick and put to )>ed at th* baae in a fire baj, and judged that-the ^ I f f s seal. 6:30 John Daly Pepper^fi Home Z. Each Cardinal also was assigned at the town’s old standby*, Globe 8,749. Thus Ujis year’s tajly should hbspital. Officers aaid he waa too fire was caêd by a cigarette 6:40 Big Show |CHliCK-SNAK ‘raroSnS*' ; « 3 read higher if pa£e continues as it a titular church in Rome, empha* 7:00 BiT P Horgna Hollow and Snlter'a Pond, which tired to talk.’ tossed from s p r in g car.' Bombay—When spice - hunting HIGHLAND PARK MARKET '-'hlzlng his new tank ’and close as- , 7:16 Bit Six w wtll open as usual. The Indoor pool was up to 1 p.m. today. One aeareh pilot landing at Pat The Boy Scout firefighter de explorer Vasco da Gama reached I 11:80 Publl': Affaira St Mancheater H,igh School will The new registration forms do “ Bodatlon with the Pontiff, who is 113:03 Sign ONLY STRICTLY FRESH CHICKEHS USED rick aftfT a sweep over the crash efined any reward. Mich,a*I, ■ the the Malabar coast of India In 317 HIGHLAND 5T..MANCHCST€R Ml 3^278 „ ^ e Bishop of Rome. alio be in use., not contain an application for acene said "We spotted two men 1498 he found, the home of black A; B. C. Herdio reported on the current renewal In 1961. That’s because son of Mr. and Mr*. Clifford “ The same symbolical hat was 6:0o Newt Weather i>0 a life raft ond one in a Mae Donth,^ 161 LoomU S t,, joined pepper, the king oif spices. In that Suaed during the ceremony for earii 8:16 Conn Ballroom t e l ; m i 3;2660 FOR FAST SERVICE Standing of the pool* and ached- th* new sUgger system, for renew West (life jackeU. One 'copter , 7:00 Ray Somera A P P L I A N C E Troop 183 about a month ago. area, the southwest coast; the an- mdC /lA'' ■ •cardinal. later In the day each .will fU:00Newa ' iilea to th* Advisory 5,*rk-aftd als will go into effect in 1961. lowered a net bqt_ Ihe^mwi in the ^nteCelve his own golden-taaseled 111:10-Ray Somers . Recr«aUen..,OomxnlMtoa..Tvi4K^y. JklottUdsts will be informed at that wsifer seemed too wealTto jrab It.." ~ i&ileipO, vriitchaiirWHf never wear la Employes sr Burton** modeled spring fasirtons a t ~ ^ “htos<^ ' -and REPAIRS .: night and also discuased other time as to details of the new pro The KC97 belonged to the 306th while. The hat wlU be displayed WtTO-lOW pending events. cedure. Temnle last nlirht. Among the modpls were Mrs. George 8:00 Newa. Weather Sports 16 Blapis S t^ ^ eaa la 9-8878 again when It Is placed on the BltS-, 63 BattoU Rd., In a plaid walking sidt With ruffled tm- Plans for a 72 by 150-foot picnic 6:30 Album of the Day area in Robertson Park were ap Cardinal’s bier aftw his death and hreUa; hflss Paulette Croteau, 11 Rosemary 6:45 Three Star Extra • then %tU be hung.la hls cathedral. rsportswear, and Mf*. Uoyd MacNeU, 4 Clyde Rd^ In » ^ l « t and 7.00 Dick Bertel HOOVER VACUUM proved. Herdic said pUyground 7:80 Newa DRIVE-IN equipment end picnic tables will Traffic Channel Popb John, In creating ievoa ^ t coordinate outfit with straw hahdbag. (Herald Photo by 7:46 Radio Moscow •«Tew Cardinals' tide week, also an- 8:00 Brodwa}! U.S.A. SALES and SERVICE he Installed and the Park Depart nmiiifMin be had created three oth> Rnto;. 8:30 What'8 your Opinion. ilA N C H E S m ment will plant a privet hedge Bid Time Near 'I'vrs whose names he would keep 9 :to Monitor REPAIRS^ ALL MAS|!8 4S2 CENT^ ST. around thf are*. Th* playground cluding a dacron andicottori pfik 10:05 Concert Hall. tkecret for* the time being. ' . ' U:00 Newt ' will occupy an estimated one fifth The State Highway Department • ALUMINUM ' These raised the membership of dress with shawl coBar. 11:16 Sport* Final •f the park. will take bids before July on two the Sacred CoUege of .C ardli^ to W o m ^ V iew An appealing teen dress, a Banquet dates for th* basket- long-sought traffic channelisation COMIINATION ~ 88—the highest^ history. Beside Bridget Bardot pink and white hall and bowling league and for progranu in Manchester. WINDOWS bishop Rugambwa, the six other checked gingham Wltb boat neck Special events winners have been The move was announced today new R ln M of the church arp: Spring Styles line trimmed In laoe, wsw modried eet. There will be three ban- by Oommlosioner Howard 8. Ivaa. and DOORS '• Peter Tatsuo Cardinal Dol, 67, w Miss Janet Lombardi. Miss Joan MATIOHAI. IkAWeS ' , quats, one at each recreation cen Town offidala have been urging «AxohUahop of Tokyo; Ruflno J. An ‘TSafter Parade’’ of feshdone Kemp wore * teen groy flannel N I S I L E ^ TOU. HOUSE COOKIES S7i ter, for the boys’ baeketball and the proframa be started as soon • AWMNGS tbudlnal Santos, 61, Archbishop of waa preaeiited for more than 60 suit with cardigan jaNcct and bowling leagues. A foiulh ban as possible. Manila; Beroaid Jan Cardinal Al- member* and guesta -of Chapmen pleated skirt Her blouse: was cot quet for the glrto’ bowling league They would provide better chan • CANOPIES irlnk, 56, Archbishop of Utrecht, ton eyelet with a curnsnerbund. BUITOM WABON WHEELS m at the Community T ha* also been nelisation at W.* Middle 'Tpke. and I B f i i Court, order of Ameranth, at the She wore red accessories kicludlng . . t Hilliard St., and at E Middle Netherlands; Joseph Cardinal La- Masonic T O n ^ last night. 8 OZ. arranged. ' x • SCREENS febvie, 67, Archbishop of Bourges, Fashlcms and models were from hat, handbag and shoes. The date#,are; April 19, Com Tpke. and Tj. Center St. France, and Uilgl Cardinal Trag- Among the women’s fashions munity Y; April 20, East Side Ives laid the programs form fine a^..*www.-£. WORLD IS JUST BULGING WITH BEAUTIFUL Eturton'e with Mrs. Hldward.Har- ^ ’ ’ ' * 1 5 6 . of 42 the State expecU to, have ad PORCH ENCLOSURES Ua, 64, and AnUô Cardinal Bac< riB, office manager of the store, as was a violet ooordinato outfit with ______IM R O SVRBF Rec; and April 21. Weat Side Rec. cl, 64, Italian members of the Vat The girls’ howling banquet wiU vertised by July. ^ oommentaitor. -Spring styles- were floral i»int bJoupe,. solid color BW« U OB. • JALOUSIES ican Curia. and solid color jacket Uned In N E m r s z iF he held at the T April 6. General Manager Richard Mar MERCHANDISE FOR THE LADIES, TEENS and LITTLE TOTS modeled against a trellis decorated FOOD \ :/ STORES , oh tin said today the town has Al Cardinal Marella, following a with artificial rosea and a pl<êt matching print. 'Ihe tamdel, Mrs. Prises vrill be awarded at each FREE ESTIMATE tradition between the Vatican and Uoyd MiacNeR, carried a huge THE BEST NEIGHEORHOOD STORK I H A I o L A UIL PINT dinner by memberi of the advis ready approved a preliminary map France, did not leave his post in fence wth tulip "plantings" as a ory commission. Mrs. Kathleen of the two channelizations aimed background. puiTê Straw handbag. •parls when named a Cardinal last Mn.Jlfaijorle R. Morrison was lû'iDEOAF iN8TV‘riTa*.»**t— Ikli Ponticellt will present awards at at providing maximum traffic flow HOME £>ecember but Instead received his “ Star" of the Show waa five- CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS l||j^20LA OIL the girls’ banquet. Walter Fox with minimum confuaion. He add ywr-old Nancy Vichi, daughter of chairman of the program. Mrs. GALLON ed that improved street-lighting preliminary’ ‘ badge of office, hla Betty 'Watters sang a solo, and at the T, John Dormer at the Bast SPECIALTIES CO red .blretta, to m PreaWent Mr. and ifrs. FTank 'Vichi, 30 Ldb- Side Rec and Philip Sullivan at provided for in hie 1960-61 recom 89 PURNELL PLACE erty St. She modeled several out- Frederick Werner played 'organ mended budget could, be tied' in Charlea de OuiUe. He has alnce music during the fakiion ahow. Nabisco Fig Newtons iLb. 39c iS. |BEHBY U IB ’S TOHBBE ..a lSl the Weat Side Rec are the others »n 8-2858 been tramsferred to the Vatican. llta f r ^ the chlldrer|J* shop In with the two programs. BiSSGO I t ok: selected for presenting award*

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You want CheckMaster’s ^ ' 2 . 7 7 monthly atatement, and you’ll I INTTtOVlGNE GRATED d ttE ^ E . .4 ok. 4| t in your OR MORE AND SNOW PRODUCTS have itt Smooth Meglc aU ootton wesh 'n we*J’. SPRING HATS .-■-..I I 1 '■■ Dicfcinaonnf S3 Edward 8t^ Frank- claims in Manehester ropofta^y to:7 ' Bair May 14 M SUte ■oliition to the problem. budget at a regular Board meeting wsstsra nations ta a moral obU- siderable pfogrees has been made Wadsworth and ths British dele dropped for the second etraight Ilia Board of Bducati^<^ ata^ In regard to this isfue, Mra. to the educational problems may Bolton oorreap indent, Dorte ' N- Co...... 43 48 posed tax rate. So yowdo kavp-thp (OoattntMd from P»ge Om ) there yesterday under the barrels I Un, NM., formerly of RockvJUe, . A suggaotlon that the library iTuaaday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal gation which caintbt be enforced. a control organisation, al gate. Sir Michael Wright, planned Anaoty ta MaiUheetcir. tha town to dadde whaf'Qqte of Kreysig said at one point it would be disputable but th^. “ the figures D’ltelta, telephone MReheU 8-8868. Hartford National opportunity you a e i^ t t awM tfaip of police guns. PoUce held their died at her homo yesterday nmm- though major points Of disagree be unwise -to force the issue 6f a quartan bamaed aialn aa a claaa- Bank and Triut Co 38% 33% to study the budget and kaq^Mr British Minister of SUte David to stress that a pact is In eight According to a report of the Proeeade of tUa mUlUry ban (Mhool sxpansion should be u n ^ - are t h w and dan save this Board Building. gte poUc*m«, ■upport»d by two flre, and the demonetratore event- Ing. ment remain. If the Sovlsta will go into detail imior high at this time. -Urging room waa made by Daryer. It in a lot of time." Powell noted that at regular chance to advise the Beard. m mored c w , turaed bock on «t- ually dlepereed quleUy. She was bom in RockvlUe, Jan. Ormahy-Ck>re intervened in the State Labor Department’s Epaploy.* wUi go to the First District cheer taken. There was no offldsl Soviet re on control aspects. hat other proposals be made to cluded provlaion tiiat the booka be . 72 . 76 meetings, taxpayers can speak on “ It would be most flsefril for tip tanpt by S^grott to make a maae Fears of a similar demonstm- 19, 1995, daughter of the late Pat- debate to get the western position action to the American pryxisal In ment Security Division, dslms fund. With money frsm thia fund toiraspeople, she said we have ■He also aaid if we. are to con Science Exhibit Aetna Fire ...... Ths most Important o f thoss the Legion Oonduets two btagos a III.a motion 'voted 5-1 last night dUtributad among tha school’s tinue to use Manchester High Hartford Fire New .5 0 58 any subjrot under the Board’s Jur Board memben If rittesM with h into Durban. A telephoned Uon in Johannesburg, the union's rick and Mary Bpcke. Beoidsa her on the record. He said it was advance o f its preaentation to ths wers down 5.8 per cent from 1.31J t of emergency” and it would classrooms and the librarian'i Ameriesn-British initiative which ■tlU unresolved oovers the number during the week ending March 19 at A apacUl meeting, two choices ftebool, the town has an oMigation National F in ...... 187' 144 isdiction. continuing Interaet te town gov nport to Jobanneeburg aaid ftom biggest city, led to s i ^ a l precau- husbabd, Mte leaves two ncpbbwe, oonfersnee. But'the Rdaalan dele- month at the Veterans'Hospital ta be a gamble to submit only a-jun tervicea be expanded to Include re brought the nuclear test talks Into of on-site Inspections o f Kuvect to l , i a for the week ending last were named: To provide a mini to provide a eimdlar program yeaterday aftemasB V r Police at Cato Manor repeatedly out explosions In ths atmosphere, reverted themaelvea and called for nearly 700 people laid off for a 1- Kreysig. , „ individual Board members, many that Individual attenllq" ta thia 60% 64% several years. She was a member B. Owen, 33, of Springfidd, Mass., East Hartford: mllitiWy advisor. 700 to 750 pupils. She said “we Fafnhr Bearing taxpayer or elector will have frill State Police on R t 18 and t a a r | a d smashed through big oildriim road on the Earth’s surface and in the a partial ban with a 4-year or week period there, the department Mrs. Kreysig, however, voted of them conflicting. The use of the grade is a necessity bteûse the Los Angeles—Bach produCbr of Landers Frary Clark 18 30 blocks with an armored oar and 6f Evergreen Wlood chapter. Or while attempting to pass it. said. Chief W arru t Officer Thomea majority of Bolton dhildreh/do not shouldn’t be thinking of another California vermouth has hla own opportunity to advise the Eteaird of sea as well all underground blasts 5-year moratorium on the leaser against the motion becauoe she Civil Defense room as a classroom N. B. M achine...... 31 23 Directors on the budgrt at our with failure to carry hla ragfftra- escorted stranded buses out of the der of Eastern Star, in' South explostons. In fact Owen’a truck waa at Wall, CNG Btoomfieki: and mas had stated several times she Is not have kindergarten training. building until we extend this build particular formuta as to herb con lion. He posted a 35 hoad f« r 3 Hearings having, a force greater than the. tempting to pass the Uriano car was imanlmously considered de North and Judd . k.. 40 43 regular meeting nex^ T ueaday danger area. But no sooner had po Windsor. The U.S.-Britieh formula differs BONN ASKS BASES ter of ceremonies. Brad Davie of In favor of a junior high acbool ing to lU efficient maximum.” ' tent. Some prodimere use as many 14% 16% pearonbe In Town Court April-11. Burvivilig, besidee her husband, Hiroshima bomb of 1045. when the aeddent resulted. . - V plorable. Some members felt there Leag-Sange Flaantag ^ Rogers Corp. (B) . . . night. ^ lice psllrols smashed the road Moves and countermoves have from the Soviet proposal primari Paris, Blank 11 (*» — West w n c -T V Channel. and did not fael ahe could support Board member Howard Jensen, , John Harris felt further building aa 50 different herbs, barks, flow Stanley Worka New . 30 33 Robert D. Croteau, I f, o f are a brother, Errol J. Nourse, Mt. It happened on Broad fit at Germaiij earrled before NATO’s was great urgency to correct the “ Under our rules, aa ym ym ow . blocks than the Negroes erected brought prospects for a treaty ly In proposing the emall-blaet Tickets can be obtained freni a motion which auggested this al- situation. The suggestion of double ceiling for long-range ^)lanning, althe present sriiool site would b« ers, leaves, and seeds. Aged neutral Terry Steam ...... •36% 41% Oakwood Rd., waa arraatad a t 7:38 Set Tuesday Kisco, N.Y.; and three sist«:s. Green Manor Blvd. on March 35. defense mlnlstore teday Its plea ternaUva. She did not sgree either the pubUe may addresa..the Board them again. closer if the two aides can agree moratorium for only a “brief’ un any legionnaire ef the First DIa-, sessions in some lower grades aaid 'he felt »t was the duty of the “throwing good money after bad." white wines are the base of ver Torrington 84% 36% at a' regular meettag.-nn any mat this morning at Broad and Wood- No bread or milk delivery trucks n T h • . I Mrs. Anna M. Fianaars,Flanders, un Oraville, specified period. These were no injuriee, no arrests, for mlUtary supply faesee ea(- that the minimum number of He ihentioned additional sewage mouth; the flavoring is done either on 'contaol details—including the end dkmage was slight. trict. electrified at least one member of Board “liot to ask the town what 'Veeder Root . . . '...... 63% 56% ter within our jurisdiction. So the land'Sta, and charged with foUwne have been allowed to enter the K v # i l T P f ! L O r S Oallf., Mi s . Rita Derilingsr, Van fixing of a quota for on-alte inspec- Elsenhower made deer at his slde Its own territory. rooms should be six. She felt it coats ^wfich were questioned,^ by by steeping herbs in the wine or to atop at a stop riga. Hta eonrt Vera P. the Board, who objected m ost it wanted but to indicate to the The abovt quotations are not to motion you requteted at the Buck- Chto Manor settlement Negroes " J ■ ^ Nuys, OaW., and Mrs. Ve ------J ------^------swmld be wiser to offer the towns other Boartk^members, lack of ad adding an infusion of herbs to the date was sat for April 9. Hail, Minneapolis, Minn. strongly. Complete departmental temmeopie what te desirable.” He oe conatrued aa actual markato. ley School Whs, you see, not neces- attempting to leave on foot were people the chance o f 'voting on a made It dear that he does not feel ditional cafeteria space, and no wine. - - stopped and questioned- Some Three public hearings are olice said. Smith of 28 Elwood Rd.; Leslie Judith, both 19, after she had S o o u rity police, meanwhile, G. and Virginia H. Andrew, 74 taken their two sons and moved LEAN, TENDER staged new raids on offices of the Richard Rd.; and Jean B. M. K t- ju vrith her parents, African Nbltional Congress (ANC) kin, 65 Robert Rd. a 31,000 bond was continued ■!n#i the Transvaal Indian Con In another matter, the Directors jjy Acting Judge Simon Bernstein, Hiii gress in Johannesburg. will consider filling two vacancies OUver Tambo, acting preeidenrt left on the .Charier Revision Com o f the ANC, has a l i p ^ out of mission by the reisignations of Al fkMth Africa to appear before the fred L. Rlfkln and C. Foster Harry. I Hospital Notes UN. Beourlty OouncU in-New York 'They’ll also coiuider fixing dates with an ANC manifesto. for budget workshop sessions, qp-1 proving the annual town report, | 'Visittag hours:, Adults 3 to 8 Tambo is acting leader in place and authorizing Martin to take .m. Maternity X to 5 and 6:80 to o f Albert IsithuU. whoso sctlvltieo bids on* trash collections. Spjn. Children’^ Ward X to 7. have been severely hampered by A report from Roger J. Macalone government decree. Hb has been on Country Club operations Is also ADMTtTBD YESTERDAY: Pe banned by the government foom expected. " ter Hyjek, Tolland; Donna Squires attending meetings and wea re In their actions on the capital Box' Mt. Rd.t Leo Pariseau, 359 KITCMIIMBNII stricted to Ms hoine district in Improvements,projects aimed at a Woodland St.; Mrs. Sarah Noble, GREEN Natal befWe the present emer- May vote, the DlrectMrs will con 32 Walnut St.; Mrs. Johanna Grem* REOUUR The King of gency. sider: mo, 06' Maple St. Miss N ancy .-'O - tTror. LuthuU’s attorney reported ta 1. Authorizing Martin to take Viens, 12 Hyde S t; Miss Juliet SHORT CUT Oven Roasts! ^ eofih Pretoria today that the fomwr constrpetion bids on the proposed Cote, South Windsor; Mrs. Gladys SWEET PEAS 3 5 ^ JBuhi chief ia aerteualy iU with high 3600.000 school renovatiohs, the Bradway, Holland, Mass.; George blood preaoure and needs taune- 3150.000 West Side sanitary sewer Green Beans GOLDEN Smith, Windsor Locks; Thomas diate faos|ittaI treatinsnt He made project, and 3400,000 storm sewer Rothwell, Putnam; Mark D’An CAINS 17-ex, $|M the atatesnent at the marathon program. In May, voters would be drea, Crystal Lake, Rockville; CORN CREAM STYLE ' cent treason trial for Negro end white able to cast their ballots on the Debra Plnuccl, Stafford Springs: opponents of the government’s basis of firm bid prlcee rather than Peter Cawley, 117 Cooper St.; DELICIOUS ^ afiartheid (racial aegregsUon) pol- estimates. James Aceto, Sunnyvlew Dr., 'Ver Iciea who were atrested in 1966. 2. Designating a bond- counsel non; Burton Hagenow, 28 West St. 1 3 7 Lutbul, 61, told the court yea- and a bank for personal services in BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A MAYONNAISE 59 torday he had been beaten by a connection with financing the proj 'daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey KITCHEN GARDEN ^ m i COCKTAIL white prison warden after he was ect!. Coleman, East Hartford; a daugh illHI lO-ot. SPICY arrssted in yesterday’s roundup of ter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Liv HUNT’S Picnic Style — ¥6r Roasting — Avg. 4 to 6 lbs. alleged subversives. ingston, 9 Village St.; a son to Mr. CUT CORN 2 pko*. 3 7 ’ and Mrs. Norman Hany, Elling FRESHPAK ^ TENDER. JUICY short ' FRESH C U T—: MEATY -.-s Opposition poUUcal leaders had Bushey Arrested ilii nrged the govenunent to consult ton; a daughter to Mr. and, Mrs. S H O R T TOEUnSIUKE 1’ 6 - 0 1 . ma STsiUts ib.- mu ib. 49t erlth moderaU Negro leaders. In George Bealer, 19 Moore St.; a SKINLESS NEPCO PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT , On Town Charge daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cans fiiiil CRAPE JUICE 3 cant 49< h e a r t o f t h e r ib stead, the govenunent staged the TOMATO PASTE 12 Economy 4 Cla^, l4 Essex St. A L L M R A T P R A N K S Ib, 4 9 « •46-OX. arreeU. A Manchester man who already DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; um sr t w i n p i a s lb. pkg. A total o f 234 leaden in the faces charges of seUing non-ex little links aurrent campaign of defiance Tennyson MCFall, 613 Main S f; Beg. istent cars in three other towns, David Spencer Sr., 115 Forest St.; CU ilN lD tM M M P TEDDY JONI 9 SAUfM I lb. CLUB ST1JLK9 ib. *1** against the government’s race STARKIST WHITE CHUNK TUNA Cans 79c II Fr-" .''X t •*« 79c YELLOW. CLING has been 'arrested here and charg'-' Mrs. Anna Hilton, 39 Litchfield iiiili laws wepe arrested before ?dawn ed with obtaining money under St.; Miss Anna Fogelis, 54 Chest yesterday. Some white members PRODUCE ilSN CJyCl MNNm MRS. PAUL'S^' 35c false pretenses. - nut S t; Mrs. Eleanor Krause, 76 PRINCE ELBOW MACARONI 5 *1.00 it e f the LlbsrmL party and some In Alfred E. Bushey, 35, of 33 D1 West St.; James Wolle, 176 Brent Hav» a RoAum BoUday t PEACHKS 21' dlsns were among them. ' vision St, was arrested yester {td.; Robert Wallace, Thompson- 6 Os. SECTIONS OF ' Prime Minister Hendrik Ver day on a ^warrant issued by Prose- vllle; Marc Epstein, South 'Wind Jar 96c PARTT PUZA r o m a n woerd followed up the arrests MAXWELL INSTANT COFFEE FRESH. GREEN cutjar John Lombardo and signed sor; Mrs. Annie Dillon, 100 Steep ROMAN 1 r o m a n -r wldi a threat to use regular by Acting Judge Simon Bern Hollow Lane; Winslow Estabrook, armed forces to. . prevent new stein. South Coventry; Jarhes Chase, 23 OnYfclem 3 9 c | MnnletW 4 9 c CRAPEFRUn Negro demonstrations after SOjpM It charges that Bushey waa Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Raymond TASTY RED marched on a police ststlon^nifd paid 31,000 In advance to deliver Lareaii, 613 Main S t; Mrs. Loret demanded the release of ' their ta Schaller, 73 Alton St.; Mahlop BRING IN THIS COUPON------§5 CABBAGE •M) m6 ONIPN DI-LUXl a car here, -that he failed to de ;;!n; , 16-ox.' l| M leaden. Maynard, 446-Genter StA Raymond I liver It, and returiied only a' por jars A big army convoy moved into tion of the money..'• Smith, 51 Walnut S t; Mr*. Eliza EXTRA iii*' SLICEDBEETS 6 H«i« gold-ritmned metropolis, 800 beth Macri, 11 Orchard St.; Mrs. The fact that he did not return WOW.D GREEN STAMPS ' if*•!(« SWEET miles north of tha parliamentary aU of' the money was the reason Marjorie Ottman and daughter. ilii! Hazardvllle;- Mrs. Gloria Kawam 50 WITH PURCHASE OFi seat of Cape Town, amid rumors for.hjs arrest, according to poUce. and daughter, 80 Vernon S t; Mjre. that N egroes' were planning a Bushey was released under 33,- $5.00 or MORE POTATOES Lb. 5 c b a k i r y T iH A f t march on Ft. Johannesburg Piia- 000 bond for appearance in town Judith Henderaon and eon 11' Sea Coke Mixes ■ eit,- where many of their leaders Court on April 16. man Circle. One Per Adult Chistomer—Expiree April 2nd WITH THAT HOME-MADE GOODNESS! are held. He is also scheduled to appear Can Be Redeemed In Either Store . FANCY RED The South African parliament In courts in ThompsonvUlC,- WaJ-. 'met through the night In Cape lingford, and Suffield within the TASTY. FLAKY Town to speed action' on legisla -hext two weeks, and ia free under About Town GAYS tion for the outlawing of the bonds totaling 39,000. MAC APPLES 4Lk. 39c African National Congreiss, the lbs. In these towns, according to'po- A mid-week service,will be held • YELLOW Pan-Afriesnist Congress and other Uce, complainants said vehicles at the Salvation Army church • OLD FASHIONED SPICE organlzatlooui accused of plotting •'WHITE • DEVIL'S FOOD Bushey sold them on a aight-un building at 7:30 tonight. Major B FROZEN FIRSTOF THE SEASON! a "masslva revolt.” seen basis were never delivered. Walter Lamie will apeak. Major PRIORITY The government has already as Bushey Is associated with the Lamie has just returned from l-ii DAIRY sumed wide powers under-the state Barnett Garage in Suffield,’, . and 3-day seminar in Provldenca. Tha BIRDS E Y E RIPE aHNAMOH BUNS 8 » 89 e Of emergency proclaimed yeater has had an arrangenient to buy National Council of Cburcbea t:::: TUNA FISH 27‘ day for most cities and towns, in WATERMELOM RED lb. If out. sponsored the seminar in church “Hi cluding the right to arrest any He states that he was giveri BEEF) CaOCKEN 8-oz. NOT CM M BUNS S -a t e one in the interest of pubUc dhfety. programming for radio and tele SWIFt BROOKFIELD ^ homogenized false engine hunibers ‘by a New TUBKBT ill SPRY ; 3 74® TdSSU SALAD FRESHLY MADE pkg. l Y C The regulations include provision vioibh. MEAT PIES 5 I***' DID JILLY ROLL 3 9 c for bans on the two chief weapons York concern in connection with ijii the auto sês. wtsoH’S ^ 4 7 c “r r 4Hc ssc m S H B A D used so far by Nhto leaders' in Girl'Scofll'.Troop‘-46 will spon f r i s h r a d i s h u fis;!!: itc R H W C A K R CHOCOLATE. DELIGHT ••• 5 5 c sor a bake sale Saturday at 9:30 BIRDS BYE Ji thslr campaign against the govern Jbneht. 19* ment—work stoppsgfo and dem a m. at the Lynn Poultry shop at BUTTER rlSmrt Slierkins31c SCAl-UMIfi GARDEN FRESH onstrations. the Parkade. With South Africa’s 10 million Public Records 9 ox. pkgs. Nagroea forming the hard core of MOBS OONTBOL JUKES FRENCH FRIES Waahtagton, Bfanh 3i — tha nstlon’e labor force, the emer- W amnetoa Deeds ;ency regulations make it an of- The Senate Raclceto Committee - f IXidley S. and ^knily H. Bostick ■aid today mobatera and eornipt BIRDS EYE—TV STYLE Scase to organize a work stoppage to Alexander J. and Lois M. Kle- or for anyone to stay away from pach, property at Henry and Bow labor onion officials have par- “ g r a n d GARDEN his Job with the intention to cause ers Sts. • mealed the Jukebox and ptaball BEEP-CHICKEN—TURKEY Each' 49c ;.5-LB. gamMtag mnehtae bostaeaa. In a DINNERS *êneral dislocation or disable any George A. and Elsie L. Meyer to Save 30c BAG heduBtiy or undertsking.” Dudley .B. and Emily IH. Bostick, report to the Senate the e6m- GRASS SHD I MagUrtntos and poUce officers m'operty on Ludlow St. mittee etnurged that 'original SOIL CONDITIONER ID GARDEN operhtora o f theae eota mnehtaes 6-10-4 a n ampdwered to ban meetings or Robert F. and Florence M. Kip< 50-lb. b<^ proceisionaT-tbe only exceptions pax to Robert 17. aiid Richard F. oonttlved with crooked tmlon P IA T HUMUB [ f lL IZ lH being Church meetings, sch ool booeea to set up a monopoly Cpnde, propei;ty at 607. W. Middle CLIMBERS qnd EVER BLOOMING, , ASSORTED ,1 . clsssss and funerals of persona who TTke. . ■ and tfaua Utoridiy paved the way have “died from causes other than ' Jean-Louis and nuline 8. He for toogh gangatera to mnsele ta DOUBLE PLOWmiW BUIBt Vtalsnee.*' A' bert to 70 E. Bllddls ^ k e . Oorp., and talm over- Prleed effective in Upper Oonneotiont atowa thru Saturday, April 2nd. Ths prodamatlon warns that property at E. Middle Tl>ke. and ^ We reoerve the rii^t te limit quaatittes. Xona may be used if any gathering Summit St. FBANOB K B a H NATTONS 171 mm ST, MANOHESTER ~~ falla to disperse after three com- BoiUtag Permit Parte, Marita 81 ■ande ta a loud voioa.. '' -Green BCaaor Construction Oo. today STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY 11M lonkidi Ivt, Eati llartlerl . Tha iM e d were called for fiejrtaour B. Kaplah, stagte .. WONDERFUL FHE GIFTS I

Richard Carpenter will contact c lii^ and aaaoclatione; Theoderre FOR BARGAINS FIRST NATIONAL FOR BARGAINS Cancer Unit BantlT wUl head the Oil Dealere Dlvi8lonV'.and Robert Smith the From Your Neighbor Kitchen Kickoff Event Realator* and ln*urance Division. izl a* k n o w Voult TBaiMiTI» LYNN POULTRY FARMS Do you know how to tell a ter Choie* Froth CeniMcHcut Foultry D irtct Rom Form to You! By MABOE n .V N ^ Slated Friday mite from an ant? Th* difference Mr*. John Ruff. Ml Autumn St. ia ait the watatUne. The winged V PARKADE ^m>i(*a homemade New England Members of the 1960 Manchieter ant ha*, a ptnohed-in waistline but ... /V r. c . , < V L » ' ' V 1 - '/^ »■ Been NaouSilI elam chowder from her grand- Ckneer Crusade Planning Commit termite* have BWek waiatllne*. MU*OU TU^'NPIKl • • • ,vAr4(Ml-n i r mothef'i recipe. The recipe was tee and Divisional Chairman wdll be The rear wings of an ant are con the guests of William H. Slelth, siderably emalier than the front handed down to Mr*. Ruff by her general chairman, at a klckoft Din wing*. Thegq is Itttle d lffe^ ce in _FRESH____. J CUT CONNECTICUTC<------GROWN mother, Mr*. Trank Rusher, 40 ner at Cavey’s Restaurant tomor the wings of a termite. ’ Colin (3olt, ton of Mr. and Mr*. Chari** E. Larcomb, burnt Oieatnut St., Rockville. row, a t 7 p.m. CHICKEN LEGS HHl, Hebron. H6 was bom March 2S at Mancheater Memorial Her clam chowder I* known and The Cancer Cruasyde to be held Hoanital. Hi* maternal grandparent* are Mr. ahd Mr*. Henry aoclalmsd by many friend* and in April will feature a house-to- UVER L. Trahan, Danlel*on. Hi* paternal grandparent* are Mr, and fellow members of Commimlty hpuae campaign April 22 to April SOUF STOCK 3 Lbi. 29e Mr*. ChBrieii M. Larcomb, Hebron. He ha* two brother*, Chari** nitST NATIOlilAL Baptist Church. Mrs. Ruff, who is 24. Eugene N. Kelly assisted by Notice GiZZAROS (doohod) 2 Lb t. 59c WINGS Henry; 2, and Craig Warren, 1. AND president of the Women’s Mission Mrs. Hugo Benson will direct the O 0 O 0 o ary Society and a membef of the efforts' of, more than 50p volun WE HAVE DAILY. Dawn Whitney, daughter of Mr. and Jgra. Thomaa M. Ottr Board of Deacons of the Baptist teers in a drive to reach each home NEW ★ NEW ★ NEW ★ NEW ★ man, 100 Willard Dr., Hazardville. She wa* bom Ittrch W •». Church, often sends a bowl or jar in Manchester. These Manchester DEIIVESV TO THE Maneheater Memorial Hoapltal. Her maternal grandparmta are of clam chowder to friends on the volunteers are part of the more Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Glegler. Bronxville. N. Y. Her FINAST 7-OZ "«ick list.” thaTi twd\mJllion in the country who grandmother 1* Mni^P. U Ottmah, Norih Syracuse, N. T. She preaent briUiant reeordtng* of ^ Naw England flam Chowder will be participating in the annual FRIED CHICKEN and has three brothara, Bob, 4Mi. Jim, ,2%, and Scott, 1%, Fancy * SoM Pack CAN 1 !^t. shucked large hatd shelled crusadeyto finance the three-fold BOLTON WHITE TUMA clams a'nd broth prograjn—research, education and Lynne Mnrie, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kawam, SO Ib. salt pork, chopped fine servlcfr^f the American Cancer Vemrni S t She wa* bom Mm%h $6 at Manchester.Mamwial AMHIUCA'S 2 large onions, diced fine Society. AREA FRENCH FRIES HospitaL Her materrtal grandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. BYidlow g large potatoes, cubed Three new divisional chairmen AbAIahad. We*t Roxbury, Ma«*. Her paternal grandparenu CHNBSB - DBLUXB SLICES 1 qt. -water have been 'announced by Slelth. TO TAKE OUT are Mr. and Mr*. Wadle Kawam, AUaton, Mm *. She bM a broth- ORHAT 1 cup cream (optional) •r, Glen Paul, 2. , . , Whilw, Colored or Swiss American PKG TELEPHONE Mi 9-B281 AND YOUR ORDER •Drain clam* from liquid and • BUV'OASOUNE PINE LENOX KRAFT chop very fine. Set aside and save WHOI-ESALE W ILL BE READY WHEN YOU CALL John David, *on of Mr. and Mr*. Jam** D. Cooper, S t. broth. ' PHMMACY South (Jovhntry. He wm bora Marrii 26 at Mancheotw Mmm>: MUSICALS T ry salt pork until crisp, add Pump and tank loaned . to rial Hoapltal, His maUmal grandparenu are Mr. and Mr*. oiiloiis and fry for five minutes; nsers of over 2,000 gallons CENTER ST. TASTE and COMPARE— GUARANTEED T'O^SATISFY Victor W. Adamaon, Hebren. HI* paUmal grandparent* ar* Mr. once a toeek for 12 w eeks ananaily. (For Oommerclal _^ an-.. -MIL.. V. M*#*am*. tha Married Couples' club and is co)) Gomes, 36, a junkyard hand, tence mandatory. Both men were Khaim EBon. daughter of Mr. imd working on the building fund can- last October. The jury recom from Urbana. nelL 474 © Middle Tpke. She wM bora M ardi M a t InuMae^ vaaa of Community Baptist OPEN to AJI.-1D P.M. MONDAY thni SATUBPAY OOLONIAD FAMIDT PAK ^ • ter Memorial HoeplteL Her » n * te ^ jrandpMent* w Church. She 1* also a member of I » Lb. Mr*. Joaeph. T. LaVigna New Bnmgwick. C a n a ^ the Highland Pask and Nathgn NO TOLL on Bulkeley or Founders Bridges ______I KNOCKWURST Deg) Bng 99e m ndparrate are Mr. and Mra. Edward O’Donnell, 83 Bdmundd S t Hale PTAs. ^ . - ■ ' • • • * * M*uu**1t*i linry, daughter of Mr. and Mm. D ar^ AT A ^ _ _ _ _ BRAKE SAFETY COLONIAL MASTER 8MOIUCD 60 wnUam 8 t 8he w m bom March M at FAWYTY.OUS Seed* Vibrated »«wge (Short Bhank) Hoapltal Her maternal grandpar*nte_ y a Mr. IV SPRING 4 to 5 Ml. Avg. Si^DteUi. Hartford. Her p a te ^ g « y > ^ te ^ 1358 vrie« CorvaUls, Ore. — An automaUc Special LEAN, DEFATTED—20% LESS SHRINKAGE Lb. Notbert Camay, Ea»t HartftmL She ^ JJ hOchael aaad separator at the United T, and three riatera, Victoria, 6%, Lynn. A and Uao. 2%. SUte* Agriculture Department’! LAMB S A I£!!| TOP and BOTTOM ROUND / _ Oregon eeed laboratory at 0>tTal- Remove Wheels, Inspect T7*er Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John WYlaoii, Qdar_MUl lia ha* a vibrating table that can I ^ / I W ba adjusted to make uee of dif Linings, Check Drums,. Rd.. ©llngtoo. flha WM b ^ M * ^ 19 •* So Lean and Tender. One of Our Most Popular ^ s t s YOUNG TENDER S p ^ ^ - pltel. Hw matemnl ferences in the surface, shape, tex Check Cylinders, WHOLE Ib Ctolanert OmufOrA-N. J. Her paternal g ra n d p a T ^ aro Mr. ture, and weight of eeed. Under andîtea. JCaghr Wlteon, Manitowoc, Wl*. She bM a *l*ter, duaranteed to Plea» your Whole Family with some Excellent Eating. vibration, different eeeds form in Check Hose Lines, '^resk âkeiy REGULAR ' Dorothy Ellen. 2%^. paths and drop off the table into Adjust Brakes, ■mall eontainera. TRIM QUALITY MBVBB SACpIWCBP FOB F tlC II 59 OUTCH APPLE PIE * R . • X Repack Front Wheel LAMB LEGS X POISON KILLJCR GETS U F E Yasiy Dutch Apple Fiilins Pescf*® gearings- UrhanaTOhlb, Tlafch 31 (/pr—A lOVEN-READY 69c ib.i Regular Price S9c fAClH F A C i man who treaUd a woman friend’s 39‘ LB LB ■ U M P husband to a bottle of wine and THE tscafiM* Duiart - lUquIsr Prieo 4Sc » 89lStM tis six bottles of beer—all aplked with , PAUL DODOE PONTIAC, INC. Roasts eyanlda—has been convicted of BEST! flrat-dSgree murder. [ 373 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER L^mon Creme Roll 3oc James Garfield Buckney, 52, Spies* Just Right — Rsguiar Fries 29c Lobster *89 9559* was adjudged guilty yesterday of PORK SALE Apple N'Spice Donuts ^ 2 2 5 c Fin* Oinnsr R*ll - Regular Price 21* Flesh Haddock nilet / •39«jFraiiklHrts a u -- n 57« Fi*ir t-" STRICTLY FRESH CORN-FED ' Graham Rolls > 25c PINE CONE CM Fuhieii** - Ragulir Price 29* ■ ^ - ■ Fresh SliiCed Cod / » 25c{Sausage *HAtr.u« u63c ...... «c****>**M*aaM»*M«MaaMaMM»aaaaMaM**»*%*a*»*M SKOL GLASSES Praise Soap 2 bars 39c THIS ADVT- SPONSORED BT FOGABTV BRQT|iEBS n E R R l “SAVE Sc ON TWO BATH BARS WITH CCXJPON IN MAIL" 1 GLASS FREE WITH EVERY $5.00 ■ ânn ^rssk - - - ^kriîiy Priced I ^sfroxm ôoJ Sp«€ta(il PURCHASE — A DIFFERENT Imperial Margarine 41c / “SAVE Ac ON ONE CARTON WITH COUPON »4 MAIL" b r e a d TYPE GLASS OFFERED EACH WEEK a s p a r a g u s BROCCOLI S P B A ^ REGULAR SIZE LOAF 1 3 BLACK PATENT BITER PWWTER 4 * ’’YOR" QAIOm 2'i:r^30< DOUBLE DECKER CALIFOmHA - Urge, Loom ^ . . . ^ Btdlad '^PYRAIRD OF VttUET CONTEST Delkate Flavor • Tender and Firm ^ | | PILLSBURY’S 25 $d89 30 Pontiacs. . . $50*000 Cash CHOPPBD BROCCOLI CAUPOBNIA - K m iO - Urge Hodi, Wall Trimmed POUND BUNG u s YOUR COUPONS AND MAKE EXTRA - Y o r a A M N 2 ^ 2 9 * SAVINGS ON THESE POPULAR IRANDS. j hs BEST FLOUR BAG lETTUCB 2 »3 3 < AND COFFEE SHOP SAVE 40c Ivory Snow 82c tc* '••'o 33c CAUSOaMA • FimIi, Firm ICH 2 3 c BWOS lY I -SAW 5e ON IITHIR SIZE PKG WITH COUPON IN MAIL" Potatoes 3 ^ ^ 4 9 < FROZEN FOOD VAtUB** C elery jumSd fÂt 2 25« ■ Be Ab DSLY (KINO SIZE) ^ ^ , Ivory Soap 2 bam 31c 2 13c Opens Friday, April O AT OUR BUSY PRODUCE DEPT. -SAW Sc ON TWO LARGE lARS WITH COUPON IN MAIL" C a b b a g e Firm, fimk I CODFISH CAKES 2 ^0frOtS wisrm • Nutritioui 2 pms 15c 2êlYlflonle&^! Spring's new Ivory Soap 3 bars 29c Lowest Price Of The Season LUCKY LADY NIFYY WAFFLES ^ V E 5e ON THREE MEDIUM BARS VirtlH COUPON IN MAIL" P L O B 0 A - P U lirO -A M C I - Fresh Flavor I SWEET PEAS silliouette Rneapple Ivory Soap ' , 4 bars 2 5 c ORANGES FRESH ALL GREEN CAUFORNIA -SAVE 3* ON FOUR PERSONAL BARS WITH COUPON IN MAH'* ■ 10 Oz. Pkg. 1 0 c 'S/TOe is all flattery Joy Liquid ’ ccw 69c c^ 39c Drink d a ir y d e p a r t m e n t SPECIALS • “SAVE 5e ON EITHER SIZE CONTAINB WITH COUPON IN MAH’* picml zJdarVd .Seeds ! " e x t r a l a r g e l a r g e asni ^race .Mr. Clean ’t^69c 'tS‘,39. L A V m S H D M d r m i 2 S7‘ “SAVE 8c ON lITHa SIZE BTL VlfttH COUPON IN MAll Formuh 7X S*G 1.49 siieeuimt spoors— Lost wook's prico 29e Ib d o z .------® $(4*99 MIXTUM i a r Ly o a i d m . 2 14.0ZCANS 31e "100" JS 89c •EGCS Babo Cleanser Sweet Peas 2 S£e 35« ' i WEATHER PROTECTED— PRACTICE RAIN'or SHINE ■ OUR OWN $unli^ PUitie'Starch ^ mn m 37e Fescue "10 0 ". iawm» ,m 1.89 ' H» CAM '^7e CHAM SfYU - OOLDW REPEAT OF SENSATIONAL BANANA SALE SHARP Armour^B Corned Beef Hath OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. CHEDDARCHIESE----- M ua^'* ffcow Meceroni H*iM 22c SAME HNE pU A L ^ YEUpW. RIPE I “THE ALL PURPOSE.PURPOSE^ CHEESE Emerald Beauty “ ® S 98* Sweet Com 2 31< Vag-All Vegetables 2 »« CAM* 33c . ^ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES KRAFTS FAMOUS lêiiMit Mirthmallow Creme w«z JA* 27e I 2 ton oz CANS 4 le Bmrddey Codfiih Cakei IVELVEETA OPEN: MONDAY, Beardsley Shredded CofEbh etiozKO 23e w m m [BEfDAT.------I SPR EA D PiHiary PAl«xeCakeMixef A «v«w -^w e 37e JUNCnON ROUTE IS and 83 — TALCOTTVIUI Thia product hM no wtm the American Natlcanl Red Croe*. GOLF COURSE OPENS SOON ■ Ib A'm m if ■.■n; i S

I;.- PAGl ■bssimiwmmmME tlon and madiolna about tha OM- tlw aaajw oporaUeh ia tha atw> m a m sentative' igreeii to the dew con most valuable asset to OonnacU'' plant. Ground wilt; be broken in DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLB verUalng apact dh an underpaaa ra joritv Leader Walter J. Mahoney cut," Riblcoff said at w'orkahOp ter. OUR, BOARDING HOUSE with •to obUin a tgx cut for New York tract offer, subject to approval by Peterson,' described by the Gov May, aafd company preaidmt W. WINDOW SHAI0 BUGGS BUNNY built and widwed by tha aUU. tha membership. dinner' last night. B. Nicholson. (JbmâUen is .ached-' Stats Rep. Richard W. Shaahan ers led to hie balking on making "It would Join together the great ernor. a# a specialist In atomic ^0 t6^V;0 l6^Y, ''rr xiiLPoiT WBAIMErftBAEC,^ [State Nows any cOncaaaion to nonresidents.. An hour liter, the rank and file enefi^, was. associated with the ulsd for December. x ^ W A S H A |U f u«tNqyR\ YAKNOWt (R-West Hartford) aakad Atty. rejected the offer by a three to sources of strength in our state *' fWAJN t o r ' ELMER! zaonrs s e m w n i Gen. Albert L. Coles yeaterday to Mahoney eaill tW6f'bUr to grant and serve to foster and develop AYorid War It Manhattan District From 50 to 60 persoû. in add!-’ INTIRITATI AMP nkCK THOSE LIKE HMMi WITH BBMfSll LAUBHBî TIbAr E over $5 million 4n tax relief to non- two margin. A . atrik#..,vote was fb-ojecr, which develop'd the first tion to the technical, aales and LIKE THAT,ft'HA«t}»«.f HfeY 0SBM , decide vtfho owns the new under îthen approved-by tha same mar- new ideas and processes and new englhcariing taffs, will be «m -, AQUA s h a p h rasoiONcv ~ soMa NBW oMas Aea* Travtl Mm M Roundup pass on New Rritatn Avenue ■ In resident New York wage earners techniques in the highest public atomic bothb. He was latar with TO Gfm ^ I hb'll last f wheh % I wosaciMO i Elmwpod-rthe state or the raH- wa# not only “ dead, but dead as * " ■ gin, .. V: the Atomic Energy Oommiaalofi, ployed in .the new building. Tha AMkKE MAKiHa -me (couHos. ASOUT AS » SNASSKDB FOKTHB doornail." • Interest. ■ (Mnijecticut should have and now 'l# preaWtht of Arthur V. oompanv also has plants at In mm mm mW la Ovta aOYS.eUT SOU’LL HANBTO LOMO A S^ AV/ ^ «0s(8RFi-/ DOWK road. ‘ ' ■ , . The meaeure would have per such a center.’;- PeWraon Aasociatea, Industrial dianapolis, Ind., and Loa. Angelas. ••i»U with RaOais CORNER MB TO ®BT THEM ACBOia (OoatlsMM trona Ifgyo Oim) TTia laglalator*# action followed fPed 70 Yeart __ ^ AÎOM/WNECKCTIE f M5FiT-*«-^ llU d tr’i 1 Montana’i tt.e erecUon of,a big sign on the mitted peraone living outeld# Nevv The Governor announced that he management firm apeelallxlng in -.KYUK-kStlK.'—piO TAMER r l a m /He CLBARE York but earning their Jlvellhi^ Quaker Hlil, M irth 31'-(F) — had appointed Arthur V. Peterson Full Line of Caftan SOUMSAR AROUTTHB ■ «mv*y*nc« calpital that May 1 to 7 w gêntal health underpass prornoting a local radio atomic energy. TV Production Gain* With a i , I b l s c t r ic )/ o u t to w n s • WMtem 1 Prayer in that state , to claim tha asms Seventy year# ago yeaterday, as executive coordinator of atomic PLAlJTACriONl OWfJBR For MISSILE week, and In it tW^GOveepor aald station,; Shaahan ohJected. exemptions granted New Yorkers. Frederick W. Minaon took a 20- energy development. Peterson's PLAN NEW PLANT V IN m A k K IH M WHO WBNlT BROKB ' coBveyanu* 1 Disencumber ,"Thia project was built with Washington — Production of ilT E S .V • 11 W#lrd€t, 4 Percolate widaapraad i public obtervancp and year-old girl In marriage.. first task will ha to detahmine the New Haven, March 31 MH— BECAUSE HBDIOM'T particlpaôn of "operation frlend- state fundi, and belongs to the And yeal)erday,.meraberi of the feasibility of such a center. Plana for tha eonatructlon of a talsviaion. seta in tha United States CiOnOMTO HI 11 Rounded slowly people of Connecticut." he said. Union to Strike axetedsd 6,300.00<) uniU.Iast year E.A.10HNS0N 14 M otorlcn B MisUke family came by to. deilvep. their Ribicoff said Pfcteraon, 47-year-1 new plant in North Havan wart ahlp” will foster broader dedication "If we knew they were going to New Haven, March 31 (F) — and 5.700,000 sets were sold at T«- plan* 6 Pilfering to tha bbjectlvaa of our mental bent wlahea on the Mlrtsotja’. 70tl), old Westport ...... management...... consul-1 announced today by the Linde lB “Br**d> 7 Rip d« that,” ha added, "we would have Negotiators meet here today in an annlverslty. 1 tant. will conault'with Connecticut Company division of Union Car tak. The year before, 4.000.000 seta MINT DO, 13 Reproductive 11 Retea , health program. put UP a sign, 'Welcome to Dim- effort to agree on a. new contract were made and 5,100,000 wart sold «" winner" 5 Arrival (ab.) bodies 1# Store The Minsona w ere. married in utilities „untl*s companies!comDanies! and represen.represen- bide Corp. 72H Mam S t. Tal. MI l-a m W Ww»*r_^ IST apuyen B Pleasant wood.' ” for 1.100 iron and Steel conetruc- ISOO at the Huntington Street tatlves of other mdustrles, educa- Flame-plating of metals will b# i to consumers Tiigr!tii.'B^« »-if In d ian . 10 Xverlasting ISPslnful 41 Solid Pay BooMtM Urged ) tion workers in southern and weat- „ 17 Bepsst 4> TransporUUor Baptist Church in New London. BY V. T. HAMtlN 17 Kind of beer (poet.) Hartford, March 31 (AT *— Irked Comment Deferred em Connecticut.. The S2-year-otd husband passes his AI^LEY OOP It Masculine ' over the fact that new state pay Meanwhile, some 200 union work time now at woodworking, while appellation ■i”™ *""” S!Ki!S»“ « » . Hartford, March 31 (F) Gov ers in the central and northern mOOMBOFF. ,HC3W ABOUT fT, booata have started, with top level ernor Rtblcoff today deferrad com hla wife paints for a hobby. I DO \ EUSTACE, OU 10 W intry nco»i»trf ««,.« . parts of the state were set to |T,SMtK..NO precipitation 21 Ckmestoga galaried offleiale, the Legisiature'a ment on the failure of the New , VATBW GOT) NOT A BOY.i»>OU Public Personnel Committee today strike cortetnictlon Jobe tomorrow UP SUPH MARKET IN MANCHESHR -1 * 1IROAD STRICT AND 114 L CENTER STRHT n Unit o t 37 Withdrew SI Mover’s truck York Ganeral Awembly, now in its Retârch ijrged \ TOMTWEraSSwNOF^^Î A called for swift pay raises "In the after rejecting a company offer of reluctance - closing houra, to grant income tax a new contract, New Haven. Match 31-.tA»i—A MXJTKSO from now on ; o f a KICK!\ 11 Without (Dr.) W lower income bracket#.” relief to Connecticut and New Jer- ^ MUST WALK. r Contract# for. both groups ex proposal by Gov.’ Abrahaijv Ribi OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ’Til. 9 P»M. 14 Genus of At the same time, president Sal ■ey reaidenl# working in the em pire tonigliU-Terms of the rejected coff for the creation of a nuclaar ducks n r vatore Perruocip of Council 16, pire state.r - ...... pact and pfeaent wage raUs were research Center lay befoire tha M C hedc . American Federation of State, I Vould prefer to w4it „ot''avallaWe. Connecticut Industrial Rsdioiao- indentation County and Municipal Employes, tomorrow," the Governor said, rea-' NegoUitlonb - ...... here Involved fed- tope Workiihop today. 1 M Obtained IT fT fi AFL-CIO. accused Governor Rlbl- soning that the sessioiîf the New ! Aral'-and state mediators and of- The workshop entered the sec ' 10 Recent eoff of ignoring the pay needs of (comb, form) York legislature has oM nnore o : I f Transgreasions er and Finance Commissioner breaks as Ne\\ York rfsidenta is Dion met all day yesterday wiUi The Governor said a nuclear re ■A2StlX£Mw^!JSXi£SJ&SSU 4 0 In iiM George J. Cpnkiing after a meet dead for this year. union and management negotia search center would make Connec 41 Slave Ing. Governor Nelson A. RockefeHar tors in an attempt to reach a set- ticut "a nationtl leader In atomic 44 H eifhta (eb.) early this year agreed to the in Pointing out that the lower grade Uement. energy." BY AL VERMEER 45 Lubricated state employee were not given a come tax relief for nonreeiden^ "Such a center, available for PRISCILLA’S POP 47 C ravat after conferences with Governor A walkout seemed to ha’ire been pay boost during the last General averted when both-, the. local un- education and training, for medi- 4 iT h eX aat Assembly and hava 'baen making Ribicoff and New Jersey Governor BONeiqphyto Robert B. Meyner. ion’a negotiating committee and cine, and for basic and Industrial ROASTS 11 M ortar’a raguaats for them to the Governor Inability of State • Senate Ma- tba union’s International repre-1 research — would prova to be a companion and Walker over the past two TOP ROUND or ULeoka flxadly year#, Ferruccio eaid that the M Remalne Chief ExecuUvO "just doean't con BOTTOM ROUND SB Anflo>8uen IT eider our plight at all." NO FAT ADDED He eaid that plana a rt being made by the employee union to ; ' '' 'i bring "more concerted pressure on A -A ' A , state offieiale for more pay. About O ^ - 4 SUPER.RIGHT QUALITY - ALL BEEF HAMBURG SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAC a yaar ago some l.’k) officers and I.:; i? « I : (W v « | members of the union, one of two VWV K IT ATRUkCTED representing fUte employes, dent- J t . .-.i-i A l ' A(6f’ Buys Ko. l - ?pir»Rb britibs th a -f tewetrs And then, as if , TO TUE DLAAAeD -*- ' enatrstad at the etate ce0tol. ' LIS- ,-V a t nTornin* time, . _ . - , - - ' ^tS^tha ffaWx -=------•■j,tb'a|:;»oU it all, -• ^ Soma lawmakers disclosed that Ground It brinto* ti?* ' .iCa«ca<^n«j from Ah, what a-ai^bt Spring brlnbig salary boosU, the highest being over J euatam radio, hehtar, defroater, Swordfish BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS 15,000 for commiaelonere and oth wklto real deB. TOP ROUND STEAK LONG SAM ers. SEDAN FANCY iMBi «EN>FUM naoM y sn o o rs MS In a iUtemfnL the committee SMOKfD WPS KStOCK OCR OUK FKK POKN’ SLICED LB'4 9 ' WMIE66 HOURS. M SSniSnEPOM O^ said tha^ it unanimously recom 59 FORD d o w n eASH OR TRADE CENTER CHOPS - LB mendsa Job survey eUrt “in the rULL'PRlOT PORK CHOPS lower Income bracket# where it is 5 , 9 7 7 ONLY ^ 2 7 7 LAROI super-right 8 0 Z >j/ the feeling of the coniinittee that (t 1# meet needadjM tlû^Hma.;’ ■ BOLOCyNA sliced * 2 pkgs FJskSticIa SHF, CHICXEW O t TURKEY K IT OUMtriNA ON T i r r '.i ' . N r i i f ' ' n i; 10OZ W7 C -suPH-iisHT ouairrv - HYrROTIC SPSa?^ Whnae Underpa$$? \'i;R.\n.N KiUN 1,1 m ; CAFN JOHN'S PKGS 9 / BIEP KIDNEYS IS* BANQUn MNNIRS .Hartford, March 11 OPI—Tha IN \l I (I'l l'\ I! 1 f 2 atata attomev ganeral has been asked to determine if the New iii'i.N i ii i Haven Railroad can rent out ad- ZZ- 3-3f 1,1 u II -I FLORIDA SWEET AND JUICY "ThBrt W B t a. lot of intorferonoB Ilk* you said I’d find, O ran ges but I got tha 'Mt fixad in apita of h trl” FRESH BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD JUDD SAXON FANCY GREEN 2 « 3 5 ' J4I A sparagus T hat evenins... cm. i-Ji MONKJUE, JUST A FEW MORE PAYS , ANP my HOtlPAY'S HAP IT. NOW, /OH, EXCUSE BY ROUSON* YELLOW RIPE WHEN PO WE GET TO RENEW MB, PEREK .• LITTLE SPORTS m^»m.TSMAN eftê r^tbOAY* ALL THIS mftetAt. 0 A\0MENT..; T«*uT f O n iW IIL ^ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! B i r u i i introducing a ijMd'iiD npvtreat iy ja n i .N E W : PARKER-TIMPTJNG, SURI-TO-RLIASIFLAVORI -X- ...... A...... 1 , CRUNCH IWCER ROLLS i« G 3 9 ' 1ZM CANS M IU T >DELICIOUS THRIFTY MAIN DISH Jana Parl^larga 8-Inch I lb B oz Pias^Taka Ysur Choie c M ( / , 3 / BY JOHNNY HART WHOLE KERNEL LENKW or PINEAPPLE PIE » 55 X B. C. iL l t a io ! e v e r y o s n r HOW AW VtoU FlaRJN«>, rtMi^*A:.,WHT'r *«3ew(« rtKpm savk, MADE WITH BY ROY CRANE vetfvB c o r .. P'. BUZZ SAWYER 1He>*.r •TWO* PAU.* OOlAlt^ cans HONEY, EtISH B NSI6H WEEKS IS STARUEP Skippy Craamy 12 OZ HHl-COULD 0H,REAU3|7 MIIK, CttAMHY BYTHBCIVItlAH'5 EYES. BUTTER AND or Crunchy JAR ■ USE SOME - ONE BROWM, ONE GREW . P*fiut Sutter R . COFFEE -y UNBIEACHEO KOOt 1 LB lOAP S P TO STAY 6’/20Z v m awake; lb NIWI JANE PARKER it- CANS 3U3 CANS SHURHNf SIRLOIN~STEAK 3 Sunnybrook Farm .lLB,40Z^|iC cam WHITI RNRICHRD BREAD Cake M ixes 2 PKGS ■teP SLICED DEETS 2 ANN PAGE - WHITE, YELLOW, SPICE, DEVILS FOOD FRESH CREAMERY 4«-OZ. CAN SHURFINi t* rw WEST. KAIN, WIND, PARKNFSS, • t t S f lt ’WSNL’' 1 LB eye Cam pbell's I CANS!, -^ iM tNSlEN WEEKS REMAINS ABOARD PRINT O f TNT PUNE DURINfi REFUrL1N6.« BY DICK CAVALLI B U T T E R silverbr'o o k CLEAR PLASTIC 25FT. , TM TIY aUTCHINa THE SATCHEL MORTY MEEKLE WRAP ROLL - I COKtAIMINam *154,000 FAYROlU OlCUi TOMATO JUICE O I llL tSA V / cNalu i | STILUS • ITALIAN CHEESESI LOfalCAIORTyJ rr^THEIRRIWT) "2c OFF'' 0% 14 OZ O BY LANI&^LEONARD T H E k E L L S W A N O T H e y V B IFNOOAGIC I i MICKEY FINN ReALLYGONETHe ME. ProvaUiw Giant — Rilmane Yeur , AREVIAUCINS PRANCOvAMf RICAN MACHINE SLICED . Choica Ajax Cleanser LABEL X C A N S - * 9 , OF COURSE. DARUNO! T H B R N e W LIMIT Wim IT. Whita — Salami G iant.— I OH, IF ONLY YOU HAD Pantina ar Paar Shapa TOLD ME THAT HE WAS lb [ lb 7 9 ^ RELATED TO MR. MINTMORE, cans J Green Peas X = 7 1.00 T NEVER WOULD HAVE SPAGHEIIL.; BOILED HAM '-3-- SUNSHINE MAC Choc. Chip CookiM 7M OZ PKG A 7 OCIAN SPRAY DOLES A «OZ A AC MMVEt ICE CREAM ./ HEN Pintopple Juke FROZENFt°e»N A2 CANS y w ASSORTED FLAVORS HALFHALF g ^ C CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 l i - l ( ElMAtrUFIMARFU and ORANM «A « OZ A gC SPECIAL GALLON JIIIC I DOIH poiH FROZENr«0«N A CANS TURKEYS III 1 OZ A AC Fmai( At* a iili;! y awtdfin PEANCT RCTIER DROP COOKIES .... B a g iS e THE MEAT ATUNtIC t RACAC TEA COMPANY, INC. Lb. Box tte Del Monti Pens 2 CANS tah a* iFanw ua.PM.ae. SUNSHINE KRISFY CRACKERS'...... lURRY'S tat«'q>a:(MI 49' > ^'aMatna BY LESLIE TURNER Lb. 55c Scooter'Pie Cookies I LB RKG CAPTAIN EASY l l « # k CORNED RifF A ISViOZ E EC at au. UP I . n a sn aARIDGt-SPKIAl a cans OUR OWN MAKE Roz A rc MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Cookies FKG A J SAUSAGE MEAT Lb. 49e YBSv HESAIP h e !? 60INO ^ E R E DIP INABOOKOF COMI SII-YOU'LL SAVI-ANY d4 y YOU SHOP AT AAPI LEVER'S TO TRY SOMETHING _j HE FINP7HE iNURSCRYRHrMaC. PRODUCE SIOO.000.00 IS PIERRE ,-PIFFERHf^ R E C IP E ? • PROZEN POOD 0OME7D INACOOK* ggCEA ROOR.9 Praetor and Gambia Pyramid of V o l u e s Sava 'a Win 1 FIRM, RIFE FARMHOUSE APPLE PIES TWf*r M w ERICthWITH « a c MOZ | l'|C L.70HWHT? O o. ^ V » • • TGMATOS ly ir * V iO C I il COUPON PINTS MR CAN M l SwaspstokM i f I » (OEIJX) PKG. O r 4) SAVE ON LEVER PRODUCTS REDEEM YOUR COUPONS — Hi PRICES INCLUDE COUPON$ . a lo y L i c | o t d with cpopon lieiCAN 3 G ' CL^NIR FANCY. SPRlÔ CROP, RED A

BY-.PETE HOFFMAN ' ' - Handy Andy ns3Y qts62* JEFF COBB McINTOSH Ivory Snow wthcoupon URM RKO THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS ..AND YOUR O IN THE OMAR ^ ^ a if l«NTliMEN, LIQUID DETERGENT PROPERTIES OBS6RT/..POTENT1M.LY WEVfEWBWSCUSStNS A$ mrUA MSAC «r TfiMFTS ID ARE WHERE, A SUB^CT MUCH APPLES nUNNUTUE EVL FIAUOF SLF- Mg. DERRICK? CL()SERTO MV , . Porsonol Ivory Soap c<^fon 4 „ , „ i i ‘ Wisk PINTS 3( StYLEO HEmr JMCHEL lEMJ. HEART...PH1LANTHR0PV/ —■i'. wHTira gg* LIQUID DETERGENT BAKERS COLOR slits 7 2 0 Z M jt - DUPONT SPONGES Lux CAN'Um EXTRA rANOT, 9FHIT» IMPERIAL ^DiNNui r i d y I u r k e ^ s iic jS ^ CAULIFLOWfR 2 miiF« 30< ^ d o w n y f l a k e WAFFLES Margorint L l ^ 35* EXTRA LAME BDEAD . V MAM CHOCpLATI CANDIIS TOILET SOAP ■ 35c , ;- ...... i'Plain 7.T 39* ?ir4 9 ‘ P e a n u t Prnist2;!^i2r2Y^S4'

t •9w PAGE SI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., THXIR8DAY» MARCH 81,1960 t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 81. 1960 •Mutual Reaped p a g e bdcteei^ - McLish Gone, Indians SKI i • -h • * ■ '1 __ _ Dressen ClainiK BrnYies u a rte rs ‘Rags to Riches’ Need Help from Segre Training By HABAY CHIAYBON * Manager’s Role Is Newspaper EBtsfprit* Pinto, Moriafty Star Bperto Eflftor By EARL YOST Tucson, Ariz. (NEA)—The Brgdflpton, Fla.—"this ifl the flSrifist bunch of thing most often heard about [isndle that I hava evflr had,’’ Chuck D r ^ n told a vial^K newsman from Coniiecticut. “ NewApapermAn told_me^^^ m n o R s In Guards 76-62 R o m p n of Dressen the Indians this, spring is that WEST their pennailt chances van lefore and aftflr I aigned to manage the club that I woma PARKAOE ROUSE GUUROII lUEAOUE Staadfags Lea’s market rollhdrolihd it tip to By BOB BBOWN ished when Cal McLish’s arm have trouble keeping to# player# in^ — C H U R C H P IN T Standings down Nassifs, 64-26. did House Mt. Sunape* was to# port-of-call Standlnc* W Peti w. Pet, was traded to the Reds and line. They said I would have a- night Hfe under toe easy gotng Pet. ,664 and Hale defeated HermX 48-38, for the small band of skiers who tough club to handle. Fred Haney,.. slnpr disposed of «• \V. . L. Stanek Blectronlca 61 .642 No. Methodist No. 1.77 Minnie Mlnoso’s bat to toe -White .688 ,629 In the final West Side J iHj i o r left Manchester .last Sunday morn "This has been toe outstanding m( Bt James ------30 Hart. El. L’t No. 2 50 .526 St. John's ...... ,73 League games at V e r p 1 a rbc k ^ "I plan to uee Spahn and Bur Sox. Congo...... 806 St Bridgets ...... 7 0 ,603 ev«ned thdêst of three eeriee for the Rec. Senior ing. After a very bumpy ride on •That’* * an old , record,” said development in spring training.’’ , T3Sue*^were several incidents In Green Pharmacy 48 \ ByJEABL YOST - dette less this year, just aa 1 plan New Hampshire’s Route Ten we Drsteen aald, heMUUng before he volving toe playftre which rei^lwra ' Vernon Esso OU 46 .484 Bt. James’ ■ No. 2 ... .70 .603 playofTchampionship at one g*mg » one-sided to qse Jay, Willey and, Pizarro Frank Lane, talking rfaater than Emanuel Luyieran 54H 41H 588 .578 The scoring was well^llstrlbut- Herald Sport* Editor arrived at toe nicely developed area anewsred. toe print, and many more thftt did Standard Unen 45 . .474 St. Mary’s .67 ed for Lea's with Jack Melesko any of hla Cleveland players can go. Methodist - ■ ; .463 Center Congo No. 2 .62 .534 The torrid ehooUng Guards eon Bradenton,, tia.—From an oftener." of Mt. Sunapee. The area 1» located run on Hi Corbett Fleld, on toe *We will have a curfew onOe toe not. , Hart. El. L’t No. 1 44 high man netting 15 points. Carl Could____ — the - Braves toke toe flag . thirty miles north ot Keene, New “The players like my system Of No. 1 .536 .463 No. Methodist No. 2.62 .634 nectad on 29 of 86 fleld goal shot* eighth place finish in his last edge of the desert east of Tucson. unainn atarta. i t ' wtU differ, de .474 .Mitchell Electric 44 Hohenthal chipped in 12 and Bill and hoopte 18 of 26 free throw st. with flfi wins, the number uw -An-4|]|^,„p,hire and twenty-five miles tr*lnlttg»" sftld. ”Wnys Talcottville . .,..45H 50H Seemi Roebuck , 42 .442 Second Congo ...... 6 1 .526 A All Carnival "I heard it when I traded Early pending upon toe schedule of Dixon hit for eight. Jim Flanagan tempts.- Shy-Ann, apperenUy shf- - year as a manager t(9 a pen- gelei needed last year? , ^ | North East of Bellows Falls, ver- games. For day gamea, a will te some of them have told ine so Wapplng Elec- Community Baptist .57 .491 As I Wynn to to* White Sox after the themselves and writer* have^ psj^ Community 44H 814 .463 . League leading .500 had eight points for Nassiff s with f ^ g from a letdown after Tues ', nant this season is the goal I hope to better that. mont. 1957 aeason and Don Mossl and 12 mldnigiit. Naiuvatiy, for night tronlcs Judt about wrapped lUp the center Congo No. 1.68 Fred Pariseau and Jim Egan pWy-. said before. 1 figure to get at least ed along conversations that they Bo. Methodist Bt. James No. 1 ...-.dS .474 )pens at Yale day’s opening game wiir, made of little (Charlie (Chuclc) Ray Narleakl to Detroit when we gamea, toe hour will te different 5 .458 pennant race with • a 4-0 jvicto^ Ing well in a losing cause. good on only 24 of 74 shots from 66 wins out of my top four pitch- The area la operated by the state needed a second baseman and got "I know that when 1 wqs man had with the players, okaying my No. 2 ....------over' second place ■ Electric Ught So. Methodist ..— '.61 .440 .. Dressen, talkative freshman schedule I know that St M w Community Baîtist 42 54 .438 .388 Bob Danahy led House and Hale to# fleld for e 81 per cent averagft . manager of the Milwaukee Braves era.” he reminded the newsmen and because of the large lake near Billy Mattin for ’68. aging BWwltiyr, I was uauaHy the No. 2 team. Stanek now enjoys Temple Beth 8holom.46 with 16 poinU, collecting all of but were equally brilliant at the present ' „ by It Is also a very nice Summer Milwaukee writers don I Ukft It, Second Congo Zion Lutheran ...... 45 .388 For Swimmers Three years ago. the now 61-yeat- "When you have young pitchers, last one to. leasre the park. How 52 458 a nine.ygame lead and seem im^s- them In the last half. Johnny foul stripe dtmklng U of 18 foul AUfOOT STAND PAT CLUB reiKirt. 'iPhe trails on the moun- which happen# to be toe case with but they don’t have to pl&y-. . No. 2 ...... 44 ' Bible to catch. Other results; Concordia Lutheran .88, .336 old Dreesen managed Waahhigton ever. there were ahraya two or "1 have always believed tlskt a Second Congo •-.310 Lucas dropped In 10, along with tries for 77 per cent. in toe -American League to last Actually, the Braves are an_ al-_ tain vary from wide open gikfluM us, toe thing to do U pitch them. tihre* players that stayed around, ss Vemdn 4, Standard 0; Mitchell 4, EmanueK Lutheran . ,36 rebounder Denny Dally. Barry New Haven, March 81 (/Pi — The Dsn Pinto and Jim Mopsrty mMrsUiid pat Club.'Del'Crandall 1 slopes to thirty degree nosedives, The trick to sustained success In team. 8ho^lld train tM*. No. 3 ...... 38 iJght No. 1 0; Sears 4, Green 0. . place in the second division— 29 Yeats to BasebaU play*. .ThaVa the way ir* ha«2 Bennett was high man for Herm’s road to Rome and the Olympics were' the "triggermen" for toe ■, eighth spot. After two seaaoha aa and Stan L ^ t a wUl handle toe 1 HNeiône from beginnerao expert baseball is getting rid of old guys Listed with the top sh oot^ Results: Center Congo No. 1 4, Ifl toe goal jpf 237 swimmers wd can find a challenging trail to test ______get someone of “You know, bosne playera take her^ and everybody eeettm ^$99?* Results: Congo No. 2 3, Talcott with 16 points. Mike Kearns help Guards. Pinto UBied 34 points as Manager Walt Alston’a first lleu- catching with Joe Adcock or while you can stiU longer to drras than others aiaJ were Betnie Bautavige 197-213-673, Beth Sholoin 0; No. , MethodUt ed out with seven and Dwight divers entered In the toree-dsy Na hs caged 12 of 22 fleld goal shoU his or her ability. worth for them. And when- there Dreeeen eaid. _ ville 1: Baptist 4, Congo No, 1 0; Jim Lambert lOT-184-176—659, No. 1 4, Ccmcordla 0; Second tenant on the coaching staff with Frank ip'orre at first. Red Schoen- nxist fallows Uke to eat after night Lutheran 3. Congo No. 3 1: Meth McQuade had five points and did tional- Amateur Athletic Union arid 10 of 14 foul tries. Mortarily Lte Angelea Dressen was induced dienat-'at second, Johnny Logan at are old pitchers around, managers Ed Bolinsky’ 181-203—558, Tony Congo 8, 21ibn iVSt. Maiy’s 3, St. Meii’e Indoor Championships start won't work the yoimger ones. gatnra. And Tm well awsfp-of the odist No. 1 34. Wapplng 4 r a nice job of retooundlng and pass was even hotter from the fleld ‘to takb over for Fred Hailey When shoitotop and- Ed Mathews at Tha uphill facilities consist of an fact that It takee everybody longer Olympic Trfali GlraiUs 181-206—557. Armind James No. 1 3;-Bt. John’s 3, So. ing here today, .u ,a hooping 11 of 18 attempt And add ' the latter resigned, under prewure, alpine chair, T-bar, poma lift and "When Wynn moved to Chicago Methodist No. .2 4, St, James 0. Nourie 185-625, Guy Farrell 190- Methodist. 1; Center Congo. No.. 2 ing. third. Hank Aaron, Bill Bruton to 4h«es after lofting a gfthM. All boys are reminded to turn While the winners in the ,18- ing three for four at the free throw last'fall. Md Wet Covington are toe top rope tows. Lift rates are moderate, for '58, we had to pitch and toui Denver, Marito 81 (^1-4-ltodvm It was "Perkins Night" in the 521, Bill Staney 175-504, EdT>«n- 3, St. Bridget’s 1; ,St. James No. 2 event -carnival wfln’t be able to area eating facilities are excellent developed Gary Bell and Mudeat For the record, Dreuften ha* Inter-Church - League tWs week. niaon 143-500, Ed Ikill 187, Dwight In their uniforms, cleaned, at the lane for 25 points. National League, champions in three outfielders. served aa' a doach or ’manager in becomes toe aboweaae for #d(^ « 3, Baptist 1; No. Methodist No. 2 West Side Rec and pick up their rest on their performances in Check HoheaUial and the lift lines are usually small. Grant. Last season, with M ^ l toe finest bftêtball ever pto Cy "Pop" Perkins hwf a 196-632 Phelps 180, Johh Booth 180, Sher 8, Bmantisl 1. J9S8,. the Braves - nlew toe 1969 "Schoendienst will start toe and Narleski no longer avaUable pro baseball since 1982 snd should banquet tlckeU, Parents and YsJq’s two, classy pools, they can Moriarty and Chet Morgan did s flaghy one game, the cltmak com- The ares seems to attract many tonight as 96 of to# nalldn’a while his son Charjl# came in with wood Hill 180, Bob Arendt 180, f,eading Korers were Stanley eUrt looking over map# of lUly. season at second base,” Dressen family groups. Jim Perry hopped from Claes A to know all the answers. Amateur players shooting^ scores of 175-179^25. They were John Johns 179. George Cushman friends may purchase tickets at superb defensive joh on 8ny-Ann’s . Ing In a sudden death one game -nw Braves, It has besn r e p o ^ Grsyb 148-137—889. A1 RuWaCha the Rec also. The banquet will be 'They’re sure to be fs:vorites in the star pivot. Eric Hohenthal. The •aid in answer to a question abouP make up toe difference.". ______^ ___^ tl»e opening round of 19W the only "500" bowlers for the 179. 144-S8S, Dick Buckley 138-356, !. maatlng with Los Angeles. 'iTiede- the veteran freckled faced Infield In many corners, lived It up last held on April 21. Olympic trials early tots summer. later, who "bombed" the Guards . feat Jiastened Haney's departure Dick (J. Jay) Plagge and Dutch May Have Lost Stoilf year and had a ltog e^ r too, much Olympic trials., . night. Tony Yacono 137-148-895, Harry The meet has attracted just fof 33 points on Tuesday including RED 80HOENDIENST er kho won a.batUe over tuber . (W. Miller) Fogarty combined The way things Ipok now, how Others breaking 175 were ..Ray OSECM MIXKD SOOBI.X8 and toe top man sought was Pres- culosis. "Red lias looked good. HERB SCORE JohnMn -369, Stanley Walokpwski about an of America’s . hottest the flnsi two gsrrie-decidlng f(jul sen, who listened and reporteff him------* their photographic talents in an ever, the Indians will have to get Holcombe 199, Bob Midwood 191, Btasdlssi _ WEST SIDE MIDGETS have four pitchers who will win 66 never thought that he could come i^ttempt to Him a terrible bunch of . ' W. L, Pet 142, Ernest: Winds 136, John Aceto Olympic prospects, and they’ve got shots, was limited to 14 points last aelf available. a lot of help from Herb Score In Johnny Briggs Carl Thomaa, Carl Kingsley Kuhney 187, Reg Kirt- Bhirley-Gordon Hampton .. 7 .767 136. Personalized Floors captured the’ tough experts excited. night on s half dozen baskets and gsmes. Spahn ought to te good tor back and play major league bml jjjfj crazy actors booming toe chase order to make up for the loss of Mathilui and Wynn Hawkins.- land 186, Rudy Heck 184, Ken MsrSo-G«oTf« Murphy .1...81 9 .700 ■■■ Should Dreesen lead the Braves Nsney-Gene Yo»t ...... 20 10 .667 playoft honors in West Side Midget Veteran coaches are predicting tWo free throws. t back pn top, it wouldn't be. a flrst a 20-8 record and Lew Burdette again. Why, he’s even leading the tralli The fUm was shot from varl- MoLiah’s 19 victories and boast a llie beat of them could te Wahl 180. Ed Macauiey 180, Russ Allce-Norm Gasnon .....(.20 10 .867 Mague by vlrture of a' 40'32 vic that toere’U be no rest for. toe Pinto moved the Guards into an 18-4, That’s 38 wins right there. ciub in hitting.” Hia average, .400, | oyg uigiea along the trail with Dot really first-class pltcbing staff. Matotiu. an exceptionally: cwlft 10 .687 ELKS ‘ ' for the little guy who never minces Hughes 179. Stan Hilinakl 178, Jim Ann-Bob Gasnon ; ...... 20 tory over Pontlcelli'ft in a one weary. They're ^ expecting a re early lead by toseing In 12 of his Our other two - men enould win was suppUed by a Milwaukee Fogarty, Jim McKeough and 'Hm The observation- here In toe left-Bandw just out of toe Army FISK Anne-Nick Twerdy ...... 17 18 .667 Standings * hb words, nor runs out ot talk Taylor 178, Fred .Towle 178, Don Genevlrve-rrank-Kopcha .. IS 14 .667 W. game playoff. PonUcelU’s could not sumption of toe siskling pace that 84 points in the first period. Jim with writers. After a second place at lesist 28, Bob Buhl and Plz newsman. Simon demonstrating the do’s and Valley of the Sun Is that toe former and who will join toe party dur Vogt 178, Al'Bisrdi 175. Joan-Bill Thurston ...... 16 14 .567 find a way . to stop Jerry WlUiams began last week at Ditoas in the arro. Whit Wyatt (Pltchtog coach) "I thought the Braves were a don’t# of good parallel form. strikeout king hasn’t got It any ing toe club's exhlWUon aw|n| Mab<"l-Don Harrison ...... 16 14 .667 Deed’s Drtve-ln .;. .31 liorisrty connected for eight of finish in 1951. Dressen won two reports Carleton Willey Is better 16 .660 Aceto A Sons Const 27 who hooped 11 baskets and two National Collegiate meet, where 12 ibis 25 points in the second quar- pennante wfto the Dodgers. Brook bettiir club than the Dodgers last Jumps, downhill running and walk more- Lane, Joe Gordon . .and the through Florid*. Mathiaa worn 17 Barbara-Dtck MeConvllle... 16 than ever. He baa worked with .fm t and I’m ccnflklete that l ean DOUBLE STRIKE ITrancea-AU»«rt.Yosl J6. Tnrootte Esso. . ■. * > ‘^-'21 ■ . jsQO. -foul aJjPto'jfor-.ft or. 14 iôrds were smashed _ jter while Pinto continued firing lyn varjcty..When Walter O'Malley, ing maka up the film >yhich ends closest observers can^ tell you,one. while loeiRg 9-for MobUa.,witb..an Peg-Bob-BonadUa u.... „....1,L.— Capitor Equipm ent “ 19" “.452■ *"” as controlling- -^t&'4>SokTOkro!C ^ Dodger-'■'prexyr-retused'" to-■'••c#e» asilh to# mother..Jfcte ekS)h,W6i| ERA o£.ZB0. butdtla quitftva.bCpftiLl MARCH Standlilgs" — Norm Warren,...... 14 16 Williams WM assisted in the scor Jay hae been elow c o m ^ « cMb wOl supply to* tough- U Pet. ____Jeorge Maragnano , ,1S 17 ,-488 Fred’s Package ■ ’ A 1 Ulliid the bulk of Shy- more than a one year pact, Drea- photographer and camera. The Bchedule will Iwive.to throw eome jump from'tte Southern Aasocla-’ - ■ w. HlMur-Mldty Zasiatowski ..18 17...433 ing column by ,Chris McHle who •nil we'ye got Bob Rush for spot sat boiiBpetitton? flrst snowing of-‘(Under A Blanket Merrills Market .^..62 25 .712 Store . , -,T- >.< • •. • .405 ' sen won two pennants with tos light bri toe situation. AIL toe San UonTh’tlib American League. Alva-Eid Doucette ...... 12 18 -iHOO .262 esme through with. 14 points. Greg one new champion is sure, to be ■ D^gera, Brobklyn variety. When jobs." "Sgn Francleco" came the an Of Snow," by Dick Plagge wUI te Francisco Giants know, for ex Clarke Motors ■...... 68 34 .609 X,lnpitcher. an(l hapqlia, but isn’t fast enough. Marge-John Cuihlng:----.'.j .4S AJUL TooI . .56ti 31H .636 iManford’s Georg* Harrieosi, last tola West Coast-Florida eity. Dressen has little love for toe Bakina, 24. f i ^ e r Baldwln- Madeltne .Horley- Dennis Hagenow and Larry Lor year’s medley champ, fftoe* a prob Zima also hit double figure# wlUt' With the opening game less than, Tam.Tne’a place at iwoond? McLito' become qne of the finest srsas In he excels by any atandarde, is Beil- Ed Ralph ...... 42 .636 Carter’s Ohev ■...... 51 37 ,680 10 departed Haney.' or for Fred’s New England. Refreshments were Wailace haakettell ftUckout, copp QUALITY MOBMINO CUUmV Ruth-Bob Oitrander ... ..32 .486 Cities Sefvlce ...... 46', 42 .511 entzen won the honors In their re-' Golf Classes Start All-Stars Advance lem. He was entered in toe ueiBey . • five weeks away. April 12 at Coun- is .g i^ g to find out that it’s a lot The other starters figure to .be .470 ano meinc nuie. oui, uiuum , The tWrJ and final game will te handling of the club. Here’s fur furnished for everyone by Val ed 14 and dropped 9 at MoMt* Iftst Standings Amella-Fred Laaxarl . .;81 Correntl Realty ... 41 47 .466 spective dlvlelons of the West and metric mile, but, unlike 1969 • ty Stadium, Milwaukee. Dressen different pMtoing in Natomal Perry, Grant, Score, Jack Harfth- Made, of longer lasting Rhoda-Geo. May ...... SO .466 Side Rec Bowling Tournament. A Fred's All-Stars advance to the when they Were held oh eepcmite! Pl*y«l Wednesday at 8:30. ther proof in this statement; "He League paikft. Cincinnati la toe Fiano. man and Bobby Locke. Bob Tlefen-, season while eacrifieing apeed. ifl W. U Pet. Evelyn-Ken. Hutton ... ..30 .455 Burnside Auto ....40% 37% .455 A six lesson golf Inetructlon pro has already decided that his open (Haney) depended upon Spahn toe intereata of getting thft ball ...23 13 .639 Glady«-Herb Smith ... .424 Willies ...... 41 ,47 .466 total of 39 boys competed In the third round of the Senior division days, both were scheduled for' not Tuesday as previously an- ing pitcher against Pittsburgh will eaaieist perk in the majors to hit suer, who won 17 for Torpnto in- TYREX Cwistruetion Gardenias Edna-John Hedlund .424 tournament ,ln the two classes. gram, under the supervision of the in The Good Will Basketball Tour nounced, anfl Burdette too much last year. a home run and a lot of tooee bate The snow la atlU deep and good over toe plate. Orchids . ...23 13 .633 .364 Fleet Lute . . . . ‘...39% 48% .443 identlcal tooea this afternoon. be either Warren Spahn or Juan InStsad of going along with Jay, 1958 with an eatoed-run average Easy Term# Mtme^niteMimeOIlle Jarviajarvia ...... 24 « In the Junior group Hagenow Recreation Department and to be nament in Hartford. The All-Stars Favored in the . ISOfl-meter teet (7i) • 'Pizarro; both southpaws. that were caught In Cleveland wW skiing conditions exist at moat of 1.89, is back after losing all 1 ^ The report on Wynn Hawkins Gladiolas. ...22 14 .611 Allce-CUff Magnuson ..^....18 48 Roy M otors...... 37 51 .420 B. T. rtt iVilley and Pizairo. he let them areas in Vermont and New Hamp- reads; "Good form, good stuff, For Bveryeow ...1 9 17 .528 ran away with the title with a 204 supervised by Alex Hackney, will defeated the Meriden Ace’s,. 69-57. in ' the 60-enete*' tank were Alan Morlart.r Z4 3S '■ "Both have pitched good against te homeiis in Clncy." season because of arm trouble. No Gash Neeiet Petunias . Green Manor .... -^9% 68%, .330 for two games. The nearest one to HcGuir* . ‘. . 'k (VI 4 get stale and when the double- ■hire. A Sunday trip will leave good head.” | ' Tulips ...... 18 18 .600 Amelia Lazxarl 122 and Ann Hltcbel| begin tonight at the West Side Hlgli men for the All-Stars ware Somers, the Indisnft freshman who (‘ PltUburgh in the past," Dressen MdUfth won 19 games with the This right-handed knuckle-teller le Your eriM ttna ea U6 topped the acorera. him was Larry Jamaitls with 180 Chuck SeUmond (23l, Pat Mlstret- holds the American record of 17; K*Ue.v ., .. 1 ' ea 3 said. "I'm convinced that Pizftrro headers piled up, the load went to Trite last season and traded uni from' toe Municipal Building at expected to share relief work with That is what the Indiana need Violets ... .■a••16 20 .444 ReatllU; ABA Tool 3, Lube ‘j Recreation Center. They will be Horsan . .. > >7 > Spahn and Burdette. It was too seven a.m. All persona inter be your down p(aF- .....1 6 20 .444 score. ta (17). Jim McAqley (10), end 44.4: George Breen, the Indianap- Pintn .,.. ,.,iJ m i M will become one of the best pitchers forms in the Temple deal. toe left-handed Leo Kiely. In the plteher’e box if they are to ment. Roses .... PEMNES ft PELIAS Little’s Joe’s 3, Carter’s 1; Cities In the Midget division It was a given in three groiips: Yoimgsters Bal*iti .. .. 1 IVON. 3 much. ested in attending the Easter repeat their Johnny Jumpupa faat- Iris . . r ; ...... 16 21 .417 ' StandiBsa BUI Viot (9). olia ftchool teacher who estmUiahed ' to baseball. He’s equally effeeVve i ••Pitttourgfa,". Dreaaen continued, Neweemera In whom toe Cleve- 6.70x15 WU U, Pet Service 4, Correnti's 0; Willie’s 3%, different story with Lorentzen at 6:30. Women at 7:30 and Men Byjvext^r .. 0 ‘Tifla mpe^.: two goisa pBchers -Weekend please make- an-effort to laM dffie'e aefts' ftome hope— are v t X9S9...... -...... - - ...... CamaUons ...... 16 21 .417 Burnside %, Roy%A. Manor 0. a worid's record inJtoe..ls/B.l)lysilh -; against, either* right or' lefthawded j .361 Vl-lobn . Morton ..u.,.,. •W 31 .617 nosing out Mark. Johnson .184 to J at 8:30 ...... Total! . -r-m- ta » 1# batlftra'and 1 Just live te see that (V «ti Law and Bob- FViend) a attend the next meeting, Wednes COMPAK btfon y m W f Mums ^vvvdS 23 t;*8 86'7568 Top idiodtefa lndlude“Paul Den iM aflid IS making a .epecUcUUr PIo-Norm Kloter,.... 183. Due to a large turnout and A small fee for the instructions aa» let) , b ^ throw a b^l. If the weather in good reUefer (Roy Face) and Ben day, April 6th at the American Haude-John Madigan ..48. .531 nison 189-202:—587j A1 TOrkington Jels Lead/âde# comeback; and. Yale’s BUI Chase, B. r pt». Legkm Home. CHfCK OUT . . . Results: OlSdlolas 8, Roses 0; Haude-Don Carpenter ..41 .606 limited time Just two games were will be charged. Each person Uk- toe NCAA champion. wnlia ...... i ^2 1 Milwaukee is warm, it’s daiw.cold. ny Daniels-may become a pretty ..41 .806 216-554, Gene Darha 198-640, ing part must bring a No.. 5 iron. New Haven, March 31 (41 — The Tulips 8, Violets 0; OamaUtais 2, Alba-Zlp BoblakI ... .444 bowled. The medley was a toeeup, de Zlma ...... M 1^ ■ but there now with, plenty of-snow. grxid pitcher. But toe Pirates don't J Friee Fran-Herb Crandall ...... « Frank. Marcheae 192-533, Mike All other necessary equipment will Johnstown Jets have s 'slim 1-0 Shea ...... ■1 44 14 ^ I’U use Pizarro. If conditions are have much power, like the Giants, Sox . Spurn Cerv^Buddin Deal] Mums 1; Orchids 2, Gardenias 1; Jeanne-Roland IrUh ...... 36 Denhup 193-528, Ron Brwizl 190- lead in their test-of-seven Eastern pending maihly oh Barridhn’s de- Ausuat : ...... 0 (VO .0 V qualltY Petunias 2, Iris 1. . Mary-Charlle Whelan ...... 32 Chicago (Stadium)^Bkidie Per- be furnished. Further information 1 cinion. This t*et was scheduled in Hohenthal ...... 4 M 14 ? different, Spahn will pitch. Both Dodgers, Reds ' calling the the 26-ykrd pool. Burk* ...... ■-...... ate ready now." According to Dres(Mn, "No club Good iCorei wer« RoUiid Iriih 187- tUdwaa 510, Don Anderson 189, kin*, 137H. ^w ago, East Side Recreation Office. series with the New Haven Blades. Ksaon ...... 1 *-3 S Scottsdale, A-riz., March 31 (F)—♦training circuit. Between themtoey. 119; Jeanne Naretto 114, Fran Whelan 866, Alba Soblskt nfcNsIly 187. OWco Rollins. 136%, New York, 7. ruka ...... 9 ao 4 ; .Pizarro was up and down last in the lea|^ can match Milwau have driven to IS runs, scored 13 Conran ...... 0 0 _ year,\shuttltog between MUwau- kee’s pitching. We could have at The Bostim Red Sox reportedly TUHHLESS '■ .?ilgeftft‘.0>- bftokgrbund ands grew rusty until One came away with the feeling, Chicago ...... >.....12 8 .667 Harris, on the phone looking for aeveland 5-2 yesterday. Cuto, Braaks, Bnitaea, Bot Kansas City ___ 11 6 .647 tles, Sptoee, Uhuck Holes, w Gash given a chance at- the Braves’ No. after watching. toe new life and deals, has been to cohtact wi(h the etc., Included FOR UFB-1 1 farm club. entoualaam, and hustle- in toe Boston ...... '...... 8 8 .500 Athletics. The Boston Dally Rec Braves’ camp, that toe .team will Baltimore ...... 7 10 .412 ord said "report* indicated the A’s TIME!* } i4n«HiMaBfl3TnsRTBAN*>'^ „.40O Auerbach Cancels Prorated Adjustment on Par I Stops Rollins "Our pitching: whlch’ was good rebound uid once again earn a Detroit...... V - • * wanted shortstop B u d d 1 n for Gent of Traad vmar Bftftftd on KING-SIZE BOTTLE last year, should te even better,” pennant flag to fly atop County Washington ...... 8 9 .400 Cerv." . Cleveland' '...... 6 12 .333 Celtics’ Practice «.l9xlS 7J»*14 aale price. — Dteiwen' said. " I flgure that w# JtTANPlZZABO Stadium in SudavUle. Although Harria Isn’t likely to Complete Cuatomer SatlSKae- Chicago, March 31 (fl>— NATIONAL. LEAGUE go for that offer, he apparently. U Plttaburgb ...... 11 5 .688 f it * ’57, *M, tlon, Guaranteed at ALL | Chico BolUnfl' effort to ihak* ready . to consider . dealing other Boston, March 81 (Fi — COftfth i '59 roM. Times! SL'Louls ...... 11 .688 players for Cerv In an effort to Red Auertech has called off one an impressive showing in his .562 Ohftv., Piym. CONTENTS, national,'TV ring debut was San Francisco 9 land a rightoftnded slugger. practice and refused to try to etlr Canadien Chicago ...... 9 .562 For the tmrd straight year Boe- toe Boftton Oeltlce tor their NOW>-A PBEMIUN TOE .533 marred last night by a gashed Los Angeles 8 ton also is showing toterast to next two National Biskethall AT LESS THAN MOST PLUS T A X , loft eyebrow. Cincinnati 8 .471 Wafthtoiôn’a Rew Slevers. The Assn, championship playoff games | NicHolsdn Hits .468 FIRST LINE TIBE PRICES The New York Ughtwei^t wftS Tonight Would Milwaukee ...... 7 Senators earlier offered Slevers for IN CONN. PhUadelphia ...... : 5 .357 at St Louis. kept from snswering toe, oell for Sam Esposito and Earl Battey of The teams, deadlocked at one I LOW.FROFILE FISK the seventh round in Chicago Sta the Chicago White sox. victory, apiece, reeume action on dium because of toe cut, and Oilr Finish Chicago Hockey at a Glance ’ Slevers had an off season to the Hawks’ hoihe fltior Saturday' cage’s Eddie feritins gained a 1969. cerv hit 20 home runs and atternoon In a nationally televised' Don’t miss this golden opportunity to stock up oil p »d . ^den technical knockout victory. Chicago, March 31 {R)— Wednesday’s Results batted at a .285 cUp a year ago. The eyebrow was «*t hi to# American League Semi-finals But the Sox are not getting the game. ^ . PREMIER -Gansett Light, refreshing Narragansett Lager Hi. fourth round and Med proBiseiy- New, York,'March 31 '((*>)—At age 18, Dave NicholBon Thfe Chicago Black Hawks .try Cleveland 2, Rochester 0 (Cleve hoped-for power and consistency Auerbach had announced an 11 | Dr. John PrtbHe of to* pkioM pocketed I102-,000 and the keys to a new car. Then he left to pick themselves off the land leads beet-of-7 lerlfts l-O) from 6-foot-7 Ron Jackson st flrst a.m. practice yesterday but called 3 Timas Safftr ffwji high speed — have a ’Gansett in the King-Size Bottle. Have 5 —for only 81.00. floor tonight and avoid a it off. Like the players. Red wSa -blowouts AtoleWe Commission wamtaied ths his.St. Loui* home to play baseball for the Baltimore Orioles, Spring;!ield 3. * Providence 1 base. Jackson has been dleappolnt- disappointed with the sub-par | wound, said it woiild requtr* tores he h o ^ . TKat 'was in 1968, and the husky bonus outfielder complete shutout by the (Sprtoîeld leads test-of-7 series ing afield and is hitting a meager K % -Z0% more mlloage " , sutches to dose, and toM Refsrea showing of the club in its 113-1 e 20% bettor etoertog response stur hean’t won k job with rBaitI-<* Montreal Canadiens in the 1 -0 ). „ .220, ., loss to St. Louis here Tuesday | Fymnk HkM« to halt the < ^ t. Stanley Cup hockey aemifinal play Eastern League Final Meanwhile, Buddin, who hit only e 5%-10% fasteriatarts and etopa It‘went aa a seventh round TKO • more. - In Arizona, the Chicago Cube night. Flrat It was Knoxville (.205), offs. Johnstown 4, New Haven 2 .241 last year and has been a "I have absolutely ne, intention r * 6-l2'extra miles , per tankful of foe Perktoa boosting his record to defeated the San Francisco Giants 'nia Canadiens, striving lor an (Johnstown leads test-of-7 series j subject of riding by Red- Sox faiw. 16 l7-t The defeat was BoHtais’ sec- ■ - 'then down to Class B Wllsori, N. C. 15-10 at Mesa, and toe Boston Red has caught fire at the plate-this of oalllng names ftr trying to'atjr ga* '% . ■ (.226), and finally to Dublin, Ga. unprecedented afth straight cup 1-0). n.y players up." Auertech said. \ : ( ^ Jn (Marts. ^ - Sox stopped the Clevelahd IiuMans title, hfive teken. the flrM three Tonight’s Schedule spring. . , '• f.227) of to# Class D Georgia 6-2 at Tucson. ------/ '"They’re proa. (They brought them r is k CUSTOM Ihrough the flrst six rounds of State-League in 1968. He etairted gamea end dm stw up toe best-6f- National League Semi-finals Buddin ISi hitting .417 and Frank DELUXE T ^ B X toe scheduled 10. Sikora had Per- Ninety-six rune - were s((^n:«d to MaUtme .57l to b e' the liottest selves this fair and win or lose this | -=1969 at Double A Amarillo, but afr seven series with a sweep by win Montreal at Chicago (Montreal series is entli'iely ‘up to them." FIRST LINE CONSTRUCTION ,klns ahead 28 points to '26 under i. ter 13 games he'we* hitting only the eeven games. r- ning on the Chlcagb Stadjum’ ice lead# best-of-7 •'aeries 8-0). third-short combination on the the flve- point must system, and Mickey ManUe hit iUa^'first tonight. ■ ' I J’ , ’-• ' .222 and'it. was on to Aberdeen of With (Brand New. Tiid*# Howard WalKh favored • toeNorthemlzeaguawher# he-fln- homer of the spring for .toei.Yank*,...... Series' I)eadlo«dted — Heavy Doty Butyl, It came with one aboard, in the !-pertdn*, 29-26. Judge Jnnaee M^ - lahed out the season .with a • .298 That would pit them u ain it the. Tub* at NO CHARGE j Manus had Rollins in front 28-27 'average,- 86 hoime runa. and- 114 ninth, but New York already had been throttled ‘ on three hita by winner of toe Toronto-Detroit aej, TBIE and TUBE and to* Aseociated Press. *s weU runs batted ln. - - -- - > riea, which now is locked 2-2 and or TUBELESS i as most of the prese eeoUon. slM Ltody Mc-Daniel, Bob Dublja and 824-828 16 Now toe- 20-y*ar-old sighthand- resumes Saturday on the Maple - W ' j favored the New Yorker. Ttie AP ad power hitter-la at.Miauit in Bobv-Keegan. > , ), • Leaff home ice. TIBE and TUBE or TUBELESS ; card was 29-28. World Series star Larry Sherry MAIN ST. ' ^ <'■* 4 ''' ' ' ' - training vrith the Qriolea, and he Hawk Coach Rudy Pilolia was j Petktna weighed 137%' to-18fl%, aeema to' te closer than war- went six strong innings far* the frankly bitter about hla club’s fi WARDS BLACK WHITEWALL Dodgers, allowing the Brayea only (.A • • I'J T . . . 1 ^ , I fi < ,V AA » < I .* TEL. MI 3-5161 for RcUllns. . =■" Baltimore. - nal SO-minute flop leading to a 4-0 «.70xl5 la a pair of Mkrthng 10-round four hits and two runs. L6s An A"- - In an axhiblUon game against whitewash by toe Canadiena Tuea- 7A6x14 1 6 9 5 ■amiflnal Windtm#, Bmept T e ^ L . the CHnclhnatl Reds, yeatarda^ gelas’ Wally Moon- continued Ids day. f A f > . ' ' ' ' 5 192,' Chicago, oiJtpointed Lee wU- ' Nioholaon homered 425 feet ™ robust exhibition hitting with a He charged Pete Pilot# and Stan i i hama, 214, Boston, and Rudy, Bi l ^ y Jim O’Toole.. H e also.ain- baaes-loaded double. Mikita wito not properly poUctog 7.10x16 1 8 W te IW, Covert. Mich,, owtpointwl , gled and had three runs bitted The defeiise-mtoded White. Spx Rill HicKe when toe Montreal 8.00x14 Jesaea Bahto, 16»%« Ftilladelp^. Si, although the Orioles lost 12-9. committed five errdra, but still rookie captured toe puck and scor SPECIAL PUMP 740X15 A turnout of i,l2« oontrtbuted to ■ it was Nicholeonk. ejMJond-bopier managed to hand toe Pirates their ed- with a 20-footer In the IDtb 2 0 9 5 a net g i^ of, fllI427.,> of toe week. The other waa off .second etraight loa* after 11 con minute for wtet proved to te the .94»3a4 one of toe leading lefthandera to secutive victories. Ted Kluszewakl, decisive goal. , the majors. Whltey Ford of the with an eye on-a return to, fiU- Both Pilous and General Mans New Sport* C*r Tlw# ' New York Yankees. ’ tlme playing at flrat 'teze, had two ger Tommy Ivan- were dismayed ?2ST 1R t S A L E First Uhe, AH Slaes Local Youngsters The Orioles need power badly, hiU for Chicago.^ c that toe Hawks played their one Tubelaes . __ and although Nicholson hka vl^ Bob AlllsphSit a toree-run.hom- really bad game of the aeries bs- •%- Blftek^ 1 7 .5 8 Will Box Tonight tually no chance of winning a er and Faye’ ’iHroneberry had five fote home fans after dropping TIRE and TUBE -. atar^g job. he could supply tench hits. Including a two-out, game clAe 4-8 decisions to toe opening or t u b e l e s s '"IrlMi’' Johnny O’Neill (1381 and strangto and te-,iU#ed for. platoon- winning atogie in the ninth, aa toe two games to Montreal. Ooedrieb, Goedyaar, Don "aiiigger'’ BouiUard (136)'WW Senators collected 17 hit* to over ‘"Ihe Clapadiena get ohe goal on flreateite, U.S. meet in the main atttyitlon of toe come an 8-1 Philadelphia laadr . us here in the Stadium and we Reirftl, Flak * 6 ’ flatten out,", fumed PUeus. "That MpRlsrttosto^ boxing exhlbitlooi being p ^ o n to - ,. .with Gene Wpodling In '^ t,,^ ck - Mays, Ranks Hantar nlghr (it Community Y. The flve la .Brandt In center and W«Ue shouldn’t .have knocked-.u*. down. r D E E WMIUBie Front-line pltchira Johnny An- lOflO’a of sit* miles at lowest cast r K C E Y ou w /ki? bmit program will , get underway ITasby in right- Nonfl le a l#gl“ ‘ It should hay«»=tosplred us'^bsfore tonelli o f t t e ..Olahts and Mo« a hom'e ennivd^ Arid to the last 12 stSTttnt at 7 o’cidek. ... toateâjugg^ ' They toWed only Drabowskjpio^ the' Cuba were wen *Phc bout will ntAtch 39 homers,homeni am Imong them fast sea- hit as 4he"l!!qbs ktod Giant* each minutes of play 'We get only one Pttu Tax and Ex«di*age Beeftppahte ‘gire Barry Bakervllle (122) mid Wlri- acored 'five tlfflkalo the flrst torse shot at Plante (Montreal goalie kie I^ler (120). In the other three ***Ntcholeon has 'played all three Innings. .WfUfe May* and- Ernie Jake Plante). bouts on the. card it will be Rich , fields, to training and of. late has Maybe, we got it all out of our . bsito .gptttog one or two hit* per Banka eai^ Wt. his fifth spring Macalone (85) . agali^ Jerry De- homer. Baiihsihkd three hita, as did system. This thing Isn’t over unUl meusy 190). Denite “The Menac^ they tell u# not to shew up any FISK TIRE SERVICE i Smith (72) opposihg Richard Neff !.^>^” * \Carde, bodgew win cub teamipatw.Lau Johnson, and more.” IN ri .'iH T f ORO ,N MANr,Ht''tR (75) and Barry Smith (62)- facing * In other Florida games, toe 8L Tony Taytor.;. ■ Montreal Coach Toe.Blftke said SAiE W wdi btit Fikwoy Stoven Head (64). • ... Lome Cardinals defeated the Nftw BUly . who only last week y|iari(ft4Ja toe Canadiens looked sharper OPEN till .9 PJd. 'nwrai snd PrLTrAU. Day S st These 10 boys ars toe cream of . York Yankees 6-2 *t St. Peters Tuesday than to*y have to thslr shdlow w ill'piftM pomp toe crop of niunerbus boys who burg. the Los Angelea D ^ e r a ily one last dozen games. But he cau have' been working oiit at the Cbm- .whipped the MUwaukee Rjkve* tiously refused to conitsde bis Can- Fumpi400GPH.Giv*t >1 m\^ty Y under Tommy O’Neill, , ,7=^ at Y e r o ^ c h , the ^ c a g o run. adlana had the semi-finala im p - long, dapftndalil* recreation boxing Instructor. Beta , The SoaCi mtvtoj Xpdian fttarter . White sqx shaded the I5.tw »w pad up. 3ensdn, former Pacific Coast Ma . ; , pirates t-? ^ t « d toe daiY BeU .1) jâr-h^ had pitched ft Mfvke. Rugged \4 hp Reg. 114.59 perfect'firi three innings. In the In. case toe Hawks sdn tonight, OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT ON PtJBLiC T B O if rine Carps chmnplon, Will referee. Waafilngton .Senators outlaatpd. toe tha sen** will meva to Montraal motor) 2Q-g*i. tonk. Ihd Martin afld ‘Tony KUbssek will r >iiUftd»i»hlft .yhiijjfts. fourth, Bell walked three and Vie sa m aa seeiraSi for toa boys.while erto highlighted a tour-run out- for: a gama .to tha Fotu» Sstur . lando..: K*njM. 4 • • s • ' " ' . •■.M?

T A C t N O nETElN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1960 A. Housm fur Sal« 72< Houms for Stilu 72 MANCHESTER E V E I^ O HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1960_ Aptirtments—•Flatip— Houses for Bs|p 7 2 "Houees for Sale 72 Dtamonde— Watcha Musical inatminsnts 83 Union Readies Doga—BIrila Peta 41 Tenements 63 to excel-, VERNON—Do you want 8 bed MANCHESTER — Dsepwood Drive Help Wanted—Fenuae 85 Jew elry 48 I—COVENTRY - Minimum down [WALNUT ST^—2-la^ly: -i-Ywir choice of two four room BY PAGAI^Y and SHORTEN HAWAIIAN EMX7TRIC guitar with FHA. New 6^ room ranch, built-in lent ' condition, close to schtol and rooms, recreation- room with, ba'r, AntomobUM for Sal« 4 THERE OUGHTA BE*A LAW COCKER PUPFT, fsmala, blond, double, a m p le r , slightly used f i v e r o o m flat, aeparate d l countty Uvlng but right off tee homee. Ideal for schools and ehop- Plan for Strike t r a in e d a id e s only —$•$ • » ! Le o n a r d W. YOST, Jeweler—re G.E. stove and oven, paneled bus, reasonably priced. S. AKC rex., $28. Miniature poodle, Reasonable, MI 9-8743. Call be- burner, near high school. CaU MI Ml S-8949 turnpike, plus real dollar value?? plng. Both on large lots. Both un 4-13. Creatfleld Convaleacent Hoa- pairs, adjust! watches expertly. place wail, basement garage, one Beschler, Realtor,' der 813,000. ExclUMiive with Home JIM GORMAN baliV, all BboU, unreglatersd. $80. tween 8:80-6 p.m. 9-7109 after 5. MI 9-8953. Assumable 4H% GJ. or F.H.A. piu i. MI 8-3461, Mrs. Binge. Rockville TR 6-2894. Reaqonisabie bricas. Open Tuesday acre tot.* immediate occimaas^ Finders Realty, M I. 4-1531, any SAYS: $14,900, R , F . Diihock Co. MI for $400 down wUl buy this 8 At PWA Plants S« 3 ®l?S,'!S?JStS 5 » \H)UfisiMô'i:\ thru Saturday, Thumday eve- MANCHESTER — Dsluxe 3 bfsd- R(X3CVILLE-S-fsmily home, 8-8-7, room ranch. Coll E. E. Btishey, time. ‘ CLASSIFIED nings. liM Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. Wearing Apparel— ^Furs roCm apartment. Lame kitchen, 9-S346 or Barbara Woods, large roome. Also store buUding YOU o w n IT TO YOURlBSLF TO 10 err "we COUCH 10 MATCH ' ■ ^ cortfts irotfB.BuTHWCH? EXPERIENCED oountsr girl. Ap- 9-7702. Real EsUte, MI 9-3088. EAST HARTFORD—L ehape ranch (Ceatiaued from fa g s One) Idy 187 No. Main S t between 2-4 BEAUnFUL . mongrel puppias, ■ ceramic tiled bath. Modern brick and nine garages. Owner can Uve DRIVE THE (ON(»>F-TRIC COM weeks old.1, $8. Ml 9-9635. GIRL’S SPRING drssi and coat type home, 4 bedtoome, huge PACTS Garden— Farm— Dairy building, (3onyenl®nt location I n_vE R N O N -N sw 6 room ranch, rent free. Property to he sold at HOWLAND’S FINE itOMES ensemble, size 6, $5; spring coat, kitchen and living room, oil steam Still dua for negotlati«o i» a now Ownen Report To Ue 50 quiet residenUal are*, nGBL Gnu ] 8 . bedrooms, M finishedmAwK*, rscrestlon a sacrifice due to Ulneas. CaU for advertising Help Wanted—Male 36 Prodneta size 4. 85. MI 1-1093. hot water provided. 8186 -per heat, etc. Asking $17,000. Call E- contract betwaan the t ln it s d Car O—U to 16 M.P.G. f o r s a l e —Toy Teddy Bear I^ U . room. 8700 dmtm FHA. Selling for more details. Louis Goldfsrb, .SOUTH WINDSOR E. Bushey, Re'sl Estate, Ml 9-2083 monte.' Also available 8-room Realtor, TR 5-7096, Auto Workenr and PisWA *t the • Car O'—15 to 18 M.P.O, Ml 9-1434. FOR SALE — Apples, M w^tosh, $18,800, R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml latter’a plant In* North Haven. Greer'ngs and Starks, at low farm apitmrtment on O nter St. Newly 9-6345 Or Barbara ' Woods, MI Aeh Roadr-The Aristocrat of THREE BEDROOM ranch. Im' c l a s s u i e d advbrtisment d e p t , h o u r s PART-TIME TOOL and gauge Wanted—To Buy 88 redecorated. Heated 180 monthly. MANCHESTER. Boweri School, Ranch Homes. 8 large rooms, ultra Thia contract enda May 35. Any The K i^ 'of the Compacts will r |riees. % 8-8115. 629 W. Center 9-7702. maculate. 141 bates. 5)4% as strike action would presumably ■ 8:16 AAL to ,4:80 P-M. makers. MI 9-5388. WE BUY, SELL Or trsde antique The.u c Jarvis R esl^C ..J o^^ your — rental_____ 1 —— ______. near new Junior and Senior modem kitchen, H acre Ioi< 3-car sumable mortjgage with moderate iGuarahtee you 20 - to - 28 Poultry «nd SoppUes 43 headquarters. 288 B. Center Rt-1 m —MANCHESTER—New 8 room High Schools, walking distance garage, and a breath-taking view take place after that date, since FIRST CLASS gauge makera, top and used furniture, china, glass, down payment. 30-day occupancy- M.P.G. owners report g r e e n MOUNTAIN potatoes— de Ml 8-4112, MI 8-7847. churches, shopping and transpor of Connecticut Valley. both the. UAW and machintat* COPY CLOSING TIME FOR <^*Â^jnED AD'|^ wages all benefits, paid bolldaya. silver, picture frames and old ranch 1% baths.' hullt-ln even and Call J, D. Realty. 470 Main Street. Xto« FRIDAY 10:80 AJM.—8ATURDAT 0 AJL f r e s h f r o z e n turk^, ready livered. Can Hathaway, MI 9-6488. range,' fireplace, oversized g a ra g s. tation. Modern three bedroom co have been coordinating on demand* P. S. 1 have been in the automo- 50-65 lloura weekly. Apply E A S coins, old doUa and guns, hobby FOUR ROOMS, second floor, auto Kelly Road—8^4 Room Ranch, MI 3-5129. any time, Tohia 60c per pound, Only a few left. , collections, attic contents or whoie Over an aerS of land, selluw lonial, good quality, redecorated, undir a “unity" program. [bile Bualneas for SO yeara and 1 Gaga Co., Mitchell Drive. hens 65c Schaub-_e— Turkey j7anHg matic hot water. Well* Street. CaU 818,700, R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml now ready for occupancy. Fire with many fine features. 1140 aq. s u i t of the strike planning amt 6 have never aeen the quality that estates. Furniture Repair Service, THE BUY OF A LIFETIME PLEASE READ YOUR AD 188 Hlllstown Rd., Manchester. /• TalcottvUle, Conn., Tel. MI 8-7449. MI 9-5987. 8- 8146 or -Barbara Woods,place. MI| Double lot. country setting. ft. living area. Oversized lot of dlatrltmtion of the flyers came on l-ia buUt into the lARK . NEED MONEY?? Also, 6 room house to rent Household Goods 51 Aseumable 4>,4% mortgage. Henry 1% acres. Jim Gorman FOUR ROOM duplex, stove and 9- 7702. FoUr rooms, finished recreation t ^ o f a meeting, of some 400 of- — ■ _ itspaBt a iw are taken « w tfce phone an • **®* Es4 baths, fire and 'shopping. $16,900. Other list- LOCATION COUNTS! DE CORMIER MOTORS I ALL MAKES of TNi radio and hanging. Oean workmans!:^. BYee -and 1 p.m. ' Stroller type carriage and mat- Includes Parking. MI 8-4724. LARGE STORE st 38 Birch St. place, city utilities, near school, ings. Philbrick Agency, MI-9-8464. Musical Show PHILOO-BENDIX. 18 lb. waah, home electronic equlpmenl ex gendral office work. Apply Apply Msrtow’i, 887 Main St. See These Top Values 11968 FORD, 3-door, custom line for estimates. No job too small. John tress, $10. Crib and mattress, 820. ELECTRIC RF' 'GERATOR bus and ahopping, large lot. M l l t o g j „ . „ , ^ '- ' r" , .u '/ j i : T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor dry, 10c, Lucky Lady Launder- Says, pertly repaired vdth a 90-day VerfaHle, Ml 3-2521. SERVICE STA’TION attendant, ex Wooden high chair, 87. Plastic car- SPACnOUS room In private home, Near Main St. Parking. for $16,500. Call tee R. F. Dlmock MANCHES’TER-^ iw m ranch type Jarvis Listing Toiay!' center. 9 Maple St, aCToaa from sala MI 8-6793. - guarantee. Call Mr. Britney at the MANCHESTER MODES perienced ohly,_ judj^^âccordlng DE LUXE RANGE beautifully furnished, kitchen Co.. MI 9.5245, or Barbara Woods, *>®»‘ ': ‘-V Aids Temple bed, $3. 10"- tricycle and wooden BEDROOM SUITE TWO STORES for rent. 83-84 Oak MI 9-7702 ' ' I ®xc«U*"t lot. on bus line. $10.90(). ' MI 34577 Firat National .Store. Open 34 "FOR YOUR AUTOMOTIVE Manchester TV. Ml ,9-1045. EXTERIOR AND thterior: mdnilng] to ability. Call MI 8-2 pony on wheels, 810. Car seat, $8. privileges, country atmosphere ALICE DR.—If you have been PLEASURE SEE THESE FINE BRUNNER’S BEST BUYS LIVING ROOM SUITE near tenter, schools, etc. Gentle Street, heat furnished. Call MI Other listing*. PhUbrick Agency, houra. Now is the -time to plah you: Pine Street, Manchester MI 8-1287. looking for a ranch home with A musical comedy, entitled CARS, BANK TERMS »OFl iTV SERVICE — Potterton’s aU spaing and summer p^nUng, Rea 5 PC. DINETTE SET man only. MI 9-7881. 9-1690. Vni-:4SANT1NA Drive — Custom Ml 9-8484. apace to spare, this la it, 1330 Lots for Sale 73 a m a z in g Electrolux (R) Special COURSE.” NO MONEY DOWN.. makes. Highest quaUty guaranteed soname pricesj,___ - A^th' estimates GISTS BY AVON; Thousands p a in t e r — Experienced, steady Ruga '—Lamps -Tables—Linoleum buUt L shape 514 room ranch, im square feet of living area In thie Champagne Extra,” will be pr*», ,, work and parts, over 47 years ex- CEDAR CLOTHES line poles in- NORTH END—Room, boar(l option- BRICK BUILDING—Approximately — ... ®AST HARTFORD—Six room Ck>- complete $69.75. World'e Ushteat .chejeriittly- people received AVON (or Oiriat- work, MI 4-1852. t«lled-*nd r#a8i. J)«S«pktjlVt maculate condition, fireplace. THREE B ZONE lota with, city sented by th#’"'Blsterh<>od ■efr^Tcss^"' weight heavy d u ^ d e a n w . « « « R 1958 Dodge , Station vWagOB - periehce; Famous for service since m ie.Tr you « « oMtf w-ffie^feSy rt-=sS;-«*r|mf*te'«eBtraaee.-Fre* park- -260a square feet for rent. , CsH .or. comâtion oltmltom *nd Oak ■, at^L ._Ah«®oon. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL^ guaranteed workmanship. ’Thomas ______'place 'wood. Also kitchen' taBH. AL* , ^ Inquire MI 8-7932, 10 Hendereon : Union St. -Mancheaterv pTe BeUT' Sh«5WW''At'the Rower**- tpdayrCaU Bleotrolux,. .Ml 8-8808, 1953 Buick Conyertihle 1931. ' Phone MI 9-4637 foi; beat women who djd, ypu know what a ■ tog. MI 9-248*. • Wtodowe beautiful locallon. large' built. flTeplace;'garage; low, low $2,500 each. MI 9-6496. 1952 POntlac Sedan Hariimn, MI. 9-2407.' Sstesmcn Wahtisd 36-A Mi 9-1S88. An are u*^,'WTn-go6d 8hlip«' afiff RMd. taxes. 118.900 ' U A R Realty, MI duced in price to $18.,5<)0. school autetoriiim April 9 and _10. 1957 Ford IrDoor SedsR .. : . ■service. . „ (ion product jre ' guaranteed. It'* * wonderful bar wooded lot. Erica 818,500. ‘B. F. mCJOMETAXBS prepared in Jrour 1984 Hudson 'Sedan— ' • '• WAI^M, COMFORTABLE room Dhnock Co., MI'8-5345 or Barbers 4-8193. Evehij^s Mr. Christensen, ALEXANDER ST.—Lovety co A one, owner car. Low mileage. DICK’S WEATHBKSTRIE-.-Comr not become one of the lucky wom- gain. '.one which cannot be' dupli large LARGE STORE. 307 N. Main '" fit. The play will pe the major fund home or ^ ^ a^ c^ m rat^^th your 1958 Ford Sedan Conrses and Classes ^ >n who aella AVON? Exclusive ti^ . SALES CAREEft WANTED—Freezer 18 eu. ft , very- nicely.; furnished, Woods, Ml 9-7702. . . BU 98738...... lonial With many plus feature*. 6 FOUR BUILDING loU. For tofor- rairihg project of the year, for th* 8 cyl. pany doors and windows, custom csted. ■ clothes closet. Private home Good business center. New modern ] savings ritory. We train you. Call CH One of the Worid’s Largest Life larger. Tel. MI 9-4997. rooms, 2 Is'vatQrieB and a full bath. mation call MI 88163. SUterhood which* supports many , Only $295 Down BRUNNER’S work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- Insurance Companies will hire and SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT Parking. 816 Spruce St. front,. $85 monthly. DC—WETHERELL Street — New “HOME. SWEET HOME” ELECTRONICS offela well-paying 7-4187. Beautiful rec. room. Attached ga of the children’s activities in th* On the Mancheater-Vernon Townl limantlc HA 3-1196. train two men, age 26-40. Prefer THIR’rY-FIVE gallon Everdur cop! PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT S% room ranch, 815,990. Oversized g jx ROOM split—recreation room. TWO A-ZONB loU with city water 1955 PliGnouth Club Coupe jxMritiona to technicians and aerv- rage. Two (Ireplacee. Carpeting. Temple school. AL E IKD rS DAIRY QUEEN on Line in Talcottville ably married with good education per hot water tank. Good condi NO OBLIGA'nON! Subnrtian for Rent 28x40. Fully plastered, IW baths, knotty pine laundry room, IH Combination windowe. Priced un e.Jd aeWe:^; Madeline Smith, Real West Middle Tpke. is now open. Fully equipped. In top ctîdUioa. I open Eve. tlli 9 MI 8-8191 CURTAINS LAUNDERED my Kemen. ” Learn-by-dolng'’— train al and sales background. Base in Apartment»—Flat*— fireplace, custom built kitchen, tor.‘ MI 9-1642. “Cteampagite Extra” was writ* now at Connecticut’s Oldest BUec REGIS’TERED nurse, 7-8 ahift', tion, 826. MI 9-1720. SAMUEL ALBERT baths, built-ins, wall to wall car der $22,000 for quick sale. Only $275 Down ------■ home by hand. All fabricpi lears day week. M l 9-2324. come plus coramiasions and * Tenementii 63 C»VENTRY — Unfurnishe^j^rat 1 large bedrooms. 'Minimum down ten by Loiore Brooks o f Roclevlll* DONATIONS requested Of Itenw for standard) experience. MI 9-2411. tronlc School. Day hnd evening Hartford CHapel 74)358 peting, garage, combination win 1949 CADILLAC hearse,------bonuses will pay $7,600-$10,04 room, heated I Apartment Buildings pickup and delWory. Mr. MUler, Mrs. Peterson, MI S-1191. 503 Middle Tpke. E. apartments in residential area of (arb. Realtor, TR 5-7095., offer ' you free confidential' to- and James Nathan. A loaded liufury car In top condl- Auto Driving School 7-A a n y k in d of carpentry and cabi week. Preparatory training until 21 VOLUME SET of Collier’s En- for Sale 69 6-ROOM CAPE, hot water oil heat, Four family apartment, Fine In- Tboee in the chorus are -Isadore .JA 8-5409. net work done. -Honsst - and relia TOWN OF MANCHESTER Rockville J u « 15 minutes from | combination windows and doors, eipectiona and arrange all flnanc bon. appointed; Thotwanda of jobs open. cylopsdia,. 1954, $50. MI 9:1798, 0,S.-ELECTRIC-tange,^ Hotpoint EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial, vestment. RaddlAg. Isadore Gendel. Mra n n lv «9QK T»nwnluAR80N’S, Cemnectlcu.t's first 11- ble workmanship. Call Roscoe WOMAN TO DO household cleaning PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT- AND electric refrigerator, in good con Hartford by Wtibur CrOas"^ 'High 126-128 LYNESS STREET—Brand garage, city sewerage and water, ing from start to flnlah. Mitten o n ly OOWn| driving school trained - Experience usually- unnecessary. steam heat, one-car garage, near Six large rooms and eunporch Henry Angeti Mrs. Morton B o*«l- ’Ihompson. MI 3-1895 for esti Free information on jobs, salaries, and laundry two days a week. Call RECORD CLERK GO-CART. GOOD 'conffltion. 1*4 way: Kitchen appliances furnished. new 4H room apartments with bua, ahopiplng and Verplahck copper plumbing, amesite drive, will work hemd' and glove with AntomobOes for Sale 4 dlHon- MI * '‘ 2**- MI 98824, TR 5-1188. with attached garage. Quiet street, you. Member Multiple Listing thal, Mrs. Arthur Rlttenberg. Mra 1958 Rambler 4-Do6r Sedan Certified and approved is now of mates. requirements. Write today! Lin MI 9-5717. (Water and Sewer Department) h.p. CTlnton-Arrow engine. Slick year leaaes, moderate down P(ty- School. Hhccellent condition, excellent condiUon throughout. fering classroom • and behind tires. Very reasonable. Call MI STMMONS SOFA 'bed with tweed Owner demands action. AH' (or 112,800. Service. Call tee Ellsworth Mitten Oscar Rottner, and Mrs- Meyer OLDER CARS, mechanics ape Our original sale. Like new coln Service/ Pekin 62, .Illinois. Salary Range; 83808.30—14718.80 g e n e r a l RENTAL âgency— We ment, assumable mortgage. J;>T>. '817,900. Philbrick Agency, Ml M>i« iixit y 4rself cars, always wheel Instruction for teenagers. [b u il d in g s straightened, secured. DEMONS’TRATORS per annum -- 9-8591 after 6. slip cover. Good condition, |50. MI $14,800. Agency, Realtors. Ml 38980. Levett. throughout. Underpinnings, foundations re specialize In rentaie of all kinds Realty, 470 Main St. MI. 8-5129. 9-8404. Attractive 6 room C^pc. Fire a good selection. Lox)k behind our M I-9-5075. (Vacation, Sick Leave, Holidays) 9-1837. FIVE ROOM ranch — rooms extra place. Convenient to schools and Members of the bsekrtage crew Only $395 Down paired. Carpentry repairs. Small Immediate openings fqr ambitious J D Realty, Ml 38129, evenings 118 PRINCETON ST. —A comfort MANCMES'I’ER—Wanted for a buy- are Mrs. Jack Wise, Mr. and Mra office. Douglas- Motors. 833 Main. 1 PREPARE FOR driver’s test: jobs welcome. AU work guaran Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Knowledge of -jaccountihg princi Boats and Accessories 46 MI'3-1637. 470 Mair St. large, full baaement. hot water DUS. er, 5 or 6 finished cape under woman In our expansion program ples and their apîIlcaUon to record FURNITURE Bnsineas {Property for Sale 70 able colonial ho, e with (leldstone oil heat, fireplace, full insulation, Jerome Nathan, Mrs. pa'vld n e e d a c a r and had your credit 1956 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan Aês 18 to 80. Driving m d class teed. ’TR 6-5759. 813,500. Lawrence F. Flano, Brok IMPROVE YOUR credit. A multi to display the sensational “ ROYAL k ^ ln g and ability to operate book- From FURNISHED 3 room heated apart- j front of 8 rooms including 4 bed tile bath 'with vanity, combination MADELINE smTH, Realtor Rubin, Oscar Rottner and M ra turned|\iyxya»>ff| ULfvTua down? e<>Mv*aShort on - down------p f" Fully equipped including power room. Three iHetructors. No wait t h ir t y FOOT raised deck dla- rooms, cabinet kitchen,' dining er. MI 3-2766. _____ ing. Mancheeter Driving Acade [’TILING AND Remodeling bath tude of monthly payments may be keeping and billing machines re Model Home ment. Private entrances. Parking. 1 windows and doors, garage, Louis Hurwlt*. ment? Had a reposseônT steeitag. A solid fine running car. lumped into one second mortgage LINE” of exclusive Housewares, placement ' cruiser. equipped, room, den and large living room. MI 9-1642 , Those in charge of Upkete are my. PI 2-7249. rooms, additions, rec. rooms, ga quired. Application forms may be priced to seli; ’TR 5-5866.______Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before] INVES-TMENT PROPERTY outside fireplace, shade trees, LISTINGS WANTED for all types ,dvs up! See Honest Douglas, get Only $295 Down with payments on only $22.25 for Osmetics anil Jewelry. Experience COST OVER $700 7:30 p.m. Dishwasher, disposal, 2-car base nicely landscaped, city water tnd of homes. Our broker* and sales Mrs. MUton Loon, Mr*. Irwin Uh- uio lowdown CO the lowest down rages, porches. All types of car obtained from the Office of Town VERNON CENTS*' 7 room c m # pentry ' woric and painting. MI each $1,000 you need. Dial CH unnecessary. Full or part-time. Alao Manager, Manchester, Connecticut: FABULOUS NEW flberglas boat NEVER BEEN USED Have several place* o< excellent msnt garage, laundty area .plus sewer. 30 days occupancy. Owner tiling room with fireplace and pic men on call at all tlmee. For gar, and Mrs. Robert Odeea. and smaUest payments anywhere 1956 Ghevrolet 4-Door Hard Garage—Service—Storage 10 6-8897 and ask for Franke Burke SALE PRICE 1399 CENTER STREET—5 room flat, nice deep lot with jnanvVriJade moving.' prompt, courteous service call Mrs. Irving Airmson and Mra Not a smaU loan or finance com 9-4291. openings for experienced demon' State Personnel Department. Room with motor, weight 89 Iba. Real income ptoi>erty. For further te' ture window, large dining room top I or Mrs. Carter now. Connecticut 405, State Office Building, Hartford, buy. $299. Fits in station wagon second-floor. Immediate occupan trees. Within 100 yards of Bowers Cleszynskl-Felber Agency, MI Seymour , Kaplan are co-chalnnen pany plan. Douâs Motors. 888 strators as managers. Call MI PAY ONLY $4 WEEKLY formation plea*# eoU OPPOSITE MINNECHAUG Golf kitchen with builS-ins and den, tile ^Ghe owner. Like new. A show- Mortgage Exchange, 15 Lewis St., Ckmnecticut, or any office ot the or cartop. MI 941962. cy. Inquire 236 Center St. School and easy walking distance Course, 6-room cape. 8 finished bath. 3 bedroome up, extra large 3-1409 MI 9-4201. of a program Journal pubUihod for Main St GARAGE FOR RENT. 139 B. Cen 8-5247. 'gaerificing bedroom, living room to High School. Asking $26,500. rpiece. Roofing—Siding 16 Hartford. Connecticut State Employment J. D. REAL’TY rooms, full shed dormer, full lot, Rusco storm windows, FHA the musical. ter st. Ml 9-7177, and dinette decorator furniture FURNISHED—Three roome, bath. Robert J. Smith. Inc., m 9-5241. IF YOU Ab b looking for courteous*, WANTED — Clean used cars. W® Only $395 Down FOR SALE—’Three demand first CLERK Service. Completed a)ppU®»tl®"® heat, hot watert porch. Small basement, 2 fireplaces, tile bath, mortgage available to the quail ■The Saturday performance will COU6 h LIN . ROOFING Company, must be on We at the office of BnildinK Materials '47 from model display home. We will expedient service, list your prop buy, t r a d e - d ^ or t r ^ o ^ y - mortgages paying 8% . Interest Interesting positidn for woman with ^ ve vou free delivery and free children accepted. PI 2-7645 after [M I 3-5 12 9 470 Main St. MANCHESTER Vicinity-large 8 breezeway, garage, combination (ied buyer. Asking 815.600. - Call start a t'8:30 p.m., and the Sun* WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL Inc. Aluminum • siding, asphalt, Town Manager. Manchester. Con windows and doors, large lot erty with us. J. D. Reedty, 470 tUng. Dougdae Motors, 383' Main. Motorcydes—Bicycles 11 payments made , promptly. Apply aptitude for figure work. Must be USED b u il d in g material for p.m. room Qap« Cod on half acre lot, owner, TR 5-7987. day showing at 8 p.m. Student IMPORTED CARS ON .'HAND asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, necticut, on or before April 8, 1960. itorag'e, up to one year. \ Quick occupancy. Asking price, Main St„ MI 38129. galvanized or copper gutters and Box V, Herald. high school graduate. Pleasant sale, 2xS’s and up, sheathing, stor full shed dormer, attractively tlckete wUl be availa/Mo for th* PACKARD 1958 4-door, automatic PRICED TO SELlii- GIRL’S ENGLISH bicycle.' 28” . NEW DUPLEX, 8 rooms, la^ e llv- Rouses for Sale 72 paneled fireplace wall, utility $16.800., VERNON—For those who want the transmission cleani low mUeage. leaders. MI 8-7707 working conditions. (Complete bene EXPERIENCED wool presaer age'bins'. shelving, Work benches, NORMAN’S beat,, custom built 8 room brlqk WANTED—Lots in A zone. Top dol- Sunday perforinsnoe. Best offer. ,Call after 6 p.m. MI MORTGAGES—If you need money, fit program. Air conditioned office. ing room, picture .window, birch room off kitchen, asking $18,900. TWO FAMILY, 7-7. Oil steam heat can MI 8-eeib, f^T p.m. wanted. Good wages. Call in per two complete bathroomithr sets, two 443 HARTFORD ROAD . THE SUBURBAN - In beautiful ranch, fireplace, piaster walls, all ' lar paid. J. D. Realty, 470 Main DE CORMIER MOTOR 9-8512. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car we are In a position to finance Apply First National Stores, Park kitchen sinks, (cabinet), wooden (off Silver Lane) cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, S. A Beechler, Realtor. MT 38969 city sewerage and water, 3-car St., MI 3-8139, second mortgages in any amounts. son at Manchester Dry Cleaners, heat, hot water, vepetian blinds,' Birchwood Park. Three bedrooms, aluminum combinations, two-6*r ______pentry. Alteration^ and additions. It Oakland Ave., East Hartford, kitchen cabinets, two hot water MANCHESTER " 7 rooms. Sophisticated ,put-level or MI 9-8952. garage, amesite drive, good con Terms to suit your needs. J. D 93 Wells Street. storm windows, attic, cellar, cen dition. One tenement now vacant garage, tool shed, two acres of Driver Arrested MERCUiyf 1968 Station Wagon SALES, INC. Business Services Offered 18 Ceilings. Workm^ship gus^- Coon. furnaces, modern radiators, com : MI 3-1524 featuring luxurious living, sleep land bullt-lns. far below construe* Realty, 470 Main St., MI 8-5129. tral location. Available May 1. MI IDEAL SITUA'nON for small busi WELLS r o a d , VERNON-5 room fun ]pow'er. M l 9-9927. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn plete windows, including franjp. Before You Buy Furniture .Any 9-7885. ing, recreational faeUltiea. 4 ^ % nessman. 6 room home plus 1 story tion coat, at only ZSS.OtMJ. Exclu Manchester’s Own Rambler Dealer CONNIE’S ’TV imd Radio Service, St. MI 8-4860. ESCPERIBNCED woman for. coa- Sitnatlons Wanted— and alur-'inum storm windows, where Shop at Norman’! ranch, full basement, tile, bath Syria Has Music Pian On Road Charge metic department. Saturday mortgage can be. assumed with (rams buUding (2430'aq. ft.)' lo sive with' Home Finders Realty available all hours. Satisfaction Female 38 doors, and plumbing supplies, FULLY FURNISHED 8 room moderate down 1 ayment. J. D combination windows and doors Co.. MI 4-1531, any time. 1953 PLYMOUTH convertible, new Tel. Ml 3-5864 or MI 8-0970 RAY’S ROOFING CO., Shingle and Business Opportnn|tieg 32 nights and Sundays, Apply Mr. SEVEN PIECE mahogany dining cated 2 blocks from Main St., excellent condition throughout. Damaacua, U-A.R. — A 60-man guaranteed. Call MI 9-1316. dtoman House Wrecking.,. Open apartment, completely redecorat Realty. Ml 3812“ - 470 Main St business zone □ , re'alisticaUy A 3-car accident, at the Center built-in roofs, gutter and conduc Byrns or Mr. Hart, Arthur Drug, MA’TURE w o m a n will baby alt dally 3 ;3 5 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4. or room set, good condition. MI half acre land. Priced (or quick orchestra hae been formed in the top. $150. Call MI 8-8827. 1,^ MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER EARN ’TO $13,000. Mobile spft Ice ed, new furniture, second fl;bor, priced $15,900.' S. A. Beechler, PORTER STREET * t 4:15 yesterday afternoon re* COSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. tor work; roof, chlnmey repairs. 942 Main Street. week days 8 a.m. to 2:80 p.m. 88189. 5H ROOM RANCH, knotty pine sale. ' Syrian region of the United Arab cream trucks. Exclusive fran call Ml 9-2392. central location, heat furnished, Realtor, MI 3-0909 or Ml 9-8952. suited in the arrest Raymond L 1969 CADILLAC Coupe de VlUe, I Repairs all make re^ era tors. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-221$; Ray Evenings and days, weekends. $95 monthly. Call MI 9-6808 ’ cabinets tile bath, living-dining MANtKESTER—Split level. Six Here's a charming Colonial Cape Republic under auaplce* o< the powered, freezers, washing machines, dry- Jackson MI-3-8825. ■ cljlse territory available. Ding ’TELEPHONE solicitors 5-9 p.m., 5 DTNINU ROOM set, double bed, L. basement garage, good con- Ministry of Culture. A S^year Rowett, 21, of 184 Center St., on a very low mileage, ; . . Dong Cart, Inc., 262 Cârew. St. Green Manor section. Ml 9-2903. rugs, curtains, knick-knacks, ■VERNON — Richard Road. Prac rooms. 114 baths, fireplace, ga Cod, offered for eale for the first Tabbed Shirtwaist I ranges, oil and gas buraere. days Weekly tp work in our office. THREE and four room apartments, atructien, $10,600. Cariton , W. Syrian music program includes the charge of following too closely. beautiful turquolM. MI 9-0588. CONNECTICUT V.êy Conctruc C^hicapee Falls, Mass. '■ Age no barrier. Apply 867 -.Main glasses, etc. MI 3-6558. tically new 8^ room ranch borne rage. laundry room, amesite time In tee much desired Porter 1 " 9-0883. AAll work guaranteed. furnished or unfurnished, working Hutchins. Ml 9-5132.' Street area, lending Itseif to com formation of folksong troupes and Other cara involved were driven tion—Roofing carpentry, gutters, St., Office 7, Thursday 4-5 p.m. • SEPTIC TANKS in rural setting. FuU insulation, drive, hot water oil heat, large by Ir^n# Ls* Chandler. 3d Saitford people. New Bolton Road, MI combination ,windows. ceramic plete city conveniences. This lovely the eetaMiriiment of a marionette I CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. all kinds of siding, specialize in WANT TO MAKE CLEANED and INSTALLED Musical Instruments 53 SIX ROOM C a p e .m baths, (uU lot. Owner transferred. Priced at Rd., and Joaeph A Fradlannl, 21, aluminum siding. Call Fred R;N. o r L.P.N, fuU or part-time, NOTICE 38389. tile bath and lavatory, built-in only $19,500. Excellent condition. heme features a large sunny IJving theater and an opera house ip both Reasonable rates. Call PI 2-7558'] cellar, house and grounds in ex room, formal- dining room. ' and DamaAcus and in Stieppo.*Three of Hartford. Initialed Linens! between I:30!4:30 or any time Oiareat, Ml 3-7180. $10,000-$20,000 A YEAR?? 7-3 and 3-11. Vernon " - ’ -en Ckm- SEE THE new Kinsman spinet apartment, I cellent 'condition, well landscaped oven, and dlspoaal plus many SEVEN ROOM bungalow — tile ’TOWN OF ANDOVER • S E W E R S TWO ROOM furnished extras. Level Iotfl90 feet front. famllv size kitchen, with two king Yugoelav (Um, theater,' and folk There were no injuries. Saturday or Sunday. valescent Hoiq)ltal, Vernon, Conn. MACHINE CLEANED organ, two keyboards with percus heated. Gas range, kitchen set, rS' cornor lot, Buckley School, shown bath, glassed in porch. 2-car ga ’Two hard working men can do ’TR 5-2077. BOARD OF FINANCE Quick sale price $17,600. Robert J^ size bedroom*, (oyer, (ireolace. lore expei-ts •will be hired to give Rowett i* Bcheduled to appear In sion'. 8995, Dubaldo Music Center, frigerator. bedroom liet. Free gas, by appointment. PhUbrick Agency, rage...-city utilities. near bus and court on Monday. Roofing and Chimneys I 6-A thia. A peat humUs business Is OPEN HEARING 186 W. Middle Tpke. MI 98205. Ml 9-8464. Smith, Inc., MI 9-5241. - / school. Priced at $15,800. screened * porch, and attached advice. WANTED—Registered Nurae, .12-8 The Board of Finance of the INSTALLATION electricity. IjoW rent. Apply Apart garage. All situated on a ■nicely IMORTENSEN ’TV St sclallzed RCA being sold. Equipment includes ment 4, 10 Depot Square. tele'viirion, service.'-l □ 8.4841. r o o f in g — Specializing repairing, power digger, bucket loader, shred a.m,, salary open, Creatfield Con Town of Andover will hold an Open SPECIALIST WHY BUY used Spinets — Check [SECKUDED, immaculate 8 room: 66 FOOT RANCK, 4 large bed CHARLES .LESPER AN CE landscaped lot. Priced realistically roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut der 6-ton truck: Leads to contracts valescent Hospital. Call MI 8-2461, Hearing on Thursday and Friday. new Spinet prices at Ray Belter’s ROCKVILLE. J4 Laurel St.— Well raneh, built-in stove, garage] rooms, flrep ice. garage. 2 wooded at onlv $19,800. Exclusive with acres. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI MI 9-7620 Imam r u b b is h Removal Serv ter work, chimneys cleaned re wHl be given. Owner will give in Mrs. Binge. April 7 and 8, 1960, at 8:00 P.M. Music Shop, 1013 Main Street. heated 3 room furpizhed apart many extra*,„8 acres, trees’.- Only ice. Spring cleaning time. Attic#, paired. Aluminum siding. . lO structions on equipment. in the Dining Room of the An Town and Country ■IVemendous cash discounts. 815;900. Carlton W.°Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. McCAR'THY i^NTERPRISES. COMPLETE CHARGE ment; also single light housekeep MANCHES’TER—Professional men cellara, yarda. Reridential. Com yearst experience. Free esti dover Town Hall for the purpose of ing room. $10 per week for single, 9-5132. 53- HARTFORD RD.—New 8H —Here is a home on Main Street INC. mercial, Industrial Incinerator mates. Cali Howley, M1^8-5861. MI hearing requests for the proposed TR 5-9594. which la In an excellent location. JOSEPH BARTH, Broker of two-girl general Insurance agen Drainago Co. MANCHESTER—$1,400 down as room ranch, three bedroomia, fire MI 9-4.')76 and cardboard arums. - Light 8-0763. '1060-61 fiscal year budget. All NOTICE place, built-ins, on bus line, good Ideal for offices with apartments HIM trucking. Ml 9-9767. 40 Buckland St. cy office. Must, have fire- and those' Interested may appear and THIRD-FLOOR flat. 5 large airy sumes 4*4% mortgage. Large 5 ROBERT D, MURDOCK - Ml 9-4143 W. financing. Tel, Ml 9-9644 or MI on second floor. Ample parking. UNENS be heard. Dated at Andover, Con i pi------roome. large shaded porch. Hot room ranch, 'itcellar. Carlton Priced in middle twenties. Ex MI 3-8472 )OR SANDING arid refinishlng. Heating and Plnmhing 17 Buckland, Conn. casualty experience. . Excellent Hutchins, Ml 98132. 3-7851. Oia. 18 Pontioellh SAFE BUYS! necticut, this 28th day of March, the-’Town Planning Commission of water heating tenant controlled clusive with Home Finder# Realty_ WEARASIES Spauallztng in old floora MI Manchester. Connecticut, Monday and domestic hot water furnished. p l u m b in g AND heating — re MI 04)320 salary. Write P. O. Box 589, Man 1990' OAK ST.—6 room. 2-atory alum MANCHESTER—6 roojm Colonial C o., MI 4-1531, any time. A Step In The Right Direction ETC. 9-5760. Russell El Galipo evening, April 4. 1960. at 8 P.M. in Space for parking. Rent 190. with built-in oven and range, diah- Monterey 4-dr,, Morco., radio, heat modeling ', installations, repairs- chester. ■ inum siding, copper plumbing, new er, whitewalls, low, low nalleage. GONDER’S TV Service—Motorola All work guaranteed 26 yeara ex DISTRIBUTOR WAN^TED. Male or . Clerk of the Board the hearing room of the Mimlclpal Adults only. Referencee required. waaper, IH bs'ths. Ceramic tile, WAPPING—Attractive 8 room eplit PRINCETON STREET ’SB m I r c . female. Self Service Rdcord Dis Buildtng'on the following proposed Available April 15th. Box T; wiring G. E. furnace, automatic level; large kitchen, 114 baths, and PhUco factory eervlce. Hi-Fi, p^ en ce. 24-hour service. ‘ Call LADY NEEDED to take care of hot water, 3-car garage. Lot fireplace and paneled wsjl. Joseph Belvedere 4-dr. «tatioa wagon V-ft phonos-xnd auto radios. 214 Spruce plays Established by ug in high $890.00 down' sons chaiigee:' Herald. Roeset(m*BttlIder Ml #8308. fireplace, garage. Lot 100x200. Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. bed patient and do housework. 65x340. .House completely Insulat Nice condition] Alice Clampet, Six room Cape, most tastefully ’S6 PLYM. automatic, heater, tutene, excellent. *m St. MI 9-1466. traffic locations. You own and op for these charming MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST, ed. J. D. Realty, Ml 8-6129. 470 decorated. "Picture Book" kitchen erate. Inventory 100% "'exchange'; Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. VERNON ST. To change , to Bus! IRVINGiv n ro STRESTREET, No. 163—8 room Realtor, MI 9-4543, MI 3-7357. to 4 p.m. Call MI 9-1714. new Ranch and Cape THREE ROOM apartment, heat 'Main St. Cape, 2 unfiqiihed, combination with added cupboard space. Seoa RADId-TV REPAIRS, aqy make- Millinery Dressmaking 19 able. Respected record producers ■ Neighborhood \homes In Vemon, ness Zone II, all or part of an area rate dining room, upstairs bed ’55 GADi. 2:rtor&erar*“" m995 cars. amplifiers, phonographs and and manufacturers. Distributors of now in Residence Zone A and Res and hot water. Call Ml 9-7624. storms and '. er llent condi IN BOLTONrrjust over the line. featuring 'large lots, VERNON—5 room ranch, A-1 con Full modem 8 room Cape, plus rooms paneled in knotty pine. No changers. Over 47 years total ex EXPERT TAILORING on ladles major record brands. No get-rich- Shopping Conftrs idence Zone B, extending easterly dition. 8 acres lar d that could be tion, assume 414% mortgage, ex Monterey, 2-dr. sedan, Mercematic. and gentlemen’s -clothing. 139 foU basements ce THREE ROOM apartment in Ver clusive. Roger R. Dupuis, Realty, knotty pine simporch. Finished streets to cross to Bowers School perience. 90 days guarantee on all quick scheme. Good profit; Quali ramic batoa,. ix>lored from present Business Zone II non, centrally located, etoiVo- and ) used for building. 4>4% m ortgê and onlv a hop. skip and .lumn to ’57 MERG. radio, heater, whitewalla, exoeUent. *1295 work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4587. Woodland Street. Call any time fication*—Onty reaponslble far In M onehostor Being along the north side of Middle BU 9-1014. AD 3-8307. recreation room. G.E, built-in oven flxtunM, 'formica refrigerator. modern convert? 1 can be assumed. ‘Priced for quick and range. Aluminum windows. new Junior and 1 Senior High. Nice . MI 3-2264. sighted individuals with faith in llim plke Bkkst for 250': then north' ionces, MI 8-2837. 1 sale. ’ . D. Realty. MI 8-5129. 470 custom 4-door sedan, Mercomal$c, ,TAMKIR t r e e removal, land MUODY Mopnod for h M counters, natural FOUR ROOM stone front house on Domestic hot water heat. Large, yard with aeveral trees. the record business, seeking a i woodwork, • dty wa- 314’, more or less; then west 612' ------'''------] Main-St. V ’56 MERC. R&H., whltowaUs, black ftnlsh. *665 5259 cleared; firewood cut. Insured. Call long term connection will be con more or less, to Vernon St.; then corner lot with ameaite drive. well landscaped lot, $18,300. ■ • . "'Occupdnoy I ter. Good location. COVENTRY — Four room apart-, 1 Paul A. riUson, Ml 8-8743. Movingr-Trocldng-!- sidered. Car, Spare or full-time. south along east side of Vernon ment, heat, hot water, electric DUPLSX, 58 roome, .new .furnace, Near shopping and school. 306 Hil Direct from owner. For appoint ELVA TYLER, Realtor Convertible, V-8, automatic, power Storage 2 0 Minimum $1176 investijient, de DRIVEWAYS? . For further de^lls contact I TerriSc value- 8 hatha, alum- liard Street. Price $9,000. Call ment eUl MI 3-8590,, steering, red Snish. 8 t., 115’, more or less, to present atove; garage. References re-- copper pipmbing, * “**■* * James O. Dowling] MI 9-7877. ’54D0SO. pending on size of territory de For a positive low cost solution I MeOartky Enterprises Buirineae Zone n. Applicant: Es quired AvalTable April 1. A. G. ] iniim storms. garagC, central, i n 9-4469 MI 9-9901 MI 9-6051 Le t us c l e a n your attic Or cel MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Brokers In'vlted. COVENTRY—Dimock Road—Brick sired. For local interview. Include ^ Ws problem use bard pack- JAAViS REALTY CO. 'Bob' Agnew tate of Aaron Cook. Crlckmore, PI 2844$. ood Income. Carlton W. Hutchlna. Multi Pla Btotion Wagon Bus. fully lar for'sprlng. Call MI 8-8825. 4 Light trucking and package deliv Besidential — Industrial — Bob Mmdock 98132. 3 room ranch, 'piaster walls, full A honey of a ranch in Bolton at cqulpp^di tutone grMn. 'lône number. Write, . wire or ■VERNON ST.; To change to ReS' (30VENTRY — On main road, only cellar; only minutea from lake. A ’58 FIAT ery. Refrigerators, washers and call. Best Record Division. Amori- Comnaerdal Ml 0-4575 FURNISHED two room apartment., _ a reasonable “price. Large wooded a t t ic s , c e l l a r s , yarda Cleaned. idance Zone A ," ^ or part of an short walk to lake, 4 room home real buy for only $7,990. Exclusive #iBA M k i l l ' 3-door station wagon, o,6, szonoistandard stove md-ving specialty. Folding can InternationalTnf Avmatirmal - Ind’ra..Tni1*Y*K. ' IflC.. 288 E; Center 8$^—MI 8-4112 area noW in Rural Ruidence Zone Adults. Depot Square. Business [SO. WINDSOR- Executive type ( lot on a quiet street. 8111 Rubbish removal. Ught trucking. chairs for rent. Ml 94)752. * room Colonial, fireplace, full cel completely remodeled inside, full with Home Finders Realty Co., MI 9 9 rLTMs traaainltalon, radio and heater. Lewls'Tower Bldg., Phila. Gravel llils proposed zone change com' block. Free parking. Tel. Mr. cellar ceramic ^ bath, asking iO-30 Very reasonable. Call JA 8-4012. Keith, MI 98191. 1:^*, two-car attached garage and. 4-1631, any time. Orford Village, two 6-room MANCHESTER Moving and Truck, KI 6-8737. TIL Ml 3-8603 prieea approximately 85 acres of $9,500.' Financing'arranged. Ex ranches, priced to sell. Beth ' hr AVOID THE spring rush -r lawn land on the east side of Vernon St„ bzeezeway, only three years old, MANCHESTER—Salt Box — large wimmcNtw I ing Company. Local and long dlS' RE5STAURANT for Hda In the best 23 ELWOOD ROAD—An Impoalng Bsilt by McCarthy. Asking $24,500 clusive with Home Finders Realty good- shape. ’SSBUIGK *1195 mowers aharpoied and repaired. tanoe moving, packing and ator ABTER 4 PAA Ibcated northerly of Lydall St. and 8 room American Colonial home Ehccluslvc with Home Finders Co.; MI 4-1631, any time. living room with fireplace, dining PATT-O-RAMA Free pick-up and deUvery. All location. No Information by phone. southerly of Intersection of West room, modern kitchen, two spa- Luncheonette in heart of Man *ai n e . Asdoor sedan, BAH. hydrewalc. age. Regular service throughout For appointment call J. D. Reilty, LOAM — STONE — SAND located in a well estahllshed reit- Realty Co.. MI 4-1531, any time. work guaranteed. Sales, service, Vernon .gff’ Applicant: Irving 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville. $18,- ciou! bedroome' with bath on sec Chester. A good piece of Inveetnaent 9 Z U L U d e .’ g t ^ , exceptional oar. ' t * Tha,Iateat version of the popu 4 COMPLETE ALPHABETS New Elngland States and Elorida. MI S'5129. 470 Main Street. dentiai neighborhood. The room , parta and rental equipment. L A MI 841563. Bayer.- two 850. 6 room ranch, large UvIm : ond floor. Forced: hot water hekt propei^y for the right owner. Other lar Shirtwaist. Swing-easy skirt Hi Neighbor arrangement is flexible offering 121 CANTERBURY ST^-^Large room, cabinet ■ kitchen, 8 betl- Many Oth#r**-Eaey Term*—Low lank Ratos M Equipment Co., Banuorth Road, SPEa<(3BR STREET—To change either 4 bedroom! If needed or 8 1 bedroom ranch 35xl3>4 " ft. heated breezeway and garage $15,050 lietinge available. with tabbed closing to the waist I Monograms worked to simple Vernon. Bruno Moske.FMI 8-0771. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local rooma, 1H % mortgage can be S d a wfTroUed collar. Happy j embroldety a U t^ ^ and lusdoua to Induatriai zone, all or part of an bedrooms and a large family room rec. room, air conditioned.' For Other listings. Philbrick Agency colors add a luxury touch to linens. If no answer call A1 Laska, TR moving, packing, storage. .. Low area now to Rural Residence Zone,, appointment call E. E, Bushey, aaeumed. Marlon 'Es Robertson, MI 9-8464. in . addition to tee den. Two tile Broker, MI 3-5958. JACK LAPPEN AGENCY (Make a set for jftairself, and an 5-7609 coUect. rate on long distance moves to SEPTIC TANKS extending northeriy of preaent In- bates, 2-car attached garage, larg# Real Estate. MI 9-2083. . No. 8111 ,wlth-Patt-o-Rama is in 48 states. MI s-5187. , diiatrial zone (west of Olcott ENFIELD—Neariy haw - 8>4 room other for gift-giving!)' Wanted AND lo f 107x220. Porter Street School MANCWESTBR - Sturdy i>ew 6 ranch, Carpqrt, Early occupancy MI 9-4508 MORIARTY atzes iO. 14, 15, 18. 20. Bust 31 Pattern No. 6259 has hot-iron Street) fof approximately 415’. district. Robert J.'Smlth, Inc., I p MANC!HESTBB-Beautifu! 7 .room to 40. Size 12, *2 bust, 4i/4 yards HonMhold Services ■a- AppUeantJ'Lebro T. Urbahetti. Dutch Colonial,.3-car garage, ex .rooni Garrison Cjolonial. IH batha, Tongfren] Broker, Ml 3-6321] Eve. MI 4-1894. MI 48J49 transfer for 4 com pete jUphabAts Offered 13-A Painting—Papering 21 AUTO SERVICE PLU68ED SEWERS 9-5241; . , hot > ater heat, full insulation, o f SMncb. in 2 dUferenb dipte; ;sUtch illus- WWAT. e s t a t e expwfienco, so for fast aa- Detailed descriptions of the above cellent location, large lot, $17,900. MANCHESTER, Rockltdge. 8 room To order, send 35c in coins t o : i _ y _ proposed zone changes are on file PORTER STREET Section-^-? room 2-famlly duplex', centraUy lilcated plastered walla, fireplace with SOUTH WINDSOR (W a p j^ ) HAROLD k SONS, Rubbish remov EKTERIOR An d interior painting RATION MANAGER MatkiM 8Ism m I tio n ca n paneled wall, knotty pine eabt. ranch, dining room, garage, Ton- Sue Burnett, .Manchester Evening To order, aeiid 25c in coins to and papemangt^. WaUpiqêr In the Town Clerk’s Office. Maps home near school,, den; full dining 8-ear gardge, sale price, $18,800 gren, Broker, MI 8-6821. room ranch on large wooded lot. BROTHiaRS al, ceUan and atttds cleaned. nets. Large aha'de trees. Owner _ fireplace Herald, IM 6 AVB. OF AMERI ' Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve books. Guaranteed woorkmi Guaranteed Salar^Plus Septto TMka,.Dry Wells, iBewce may be seen In. the Planning Of- room,Marge kitchen, living room Cuatom built 8-bSdroom ranch, Paneled living room, ••C)am*t-Llnreto-M*«ary-Continantal-R*fllal T w I CAB. NEW YOSX 86. N.Y. Ashes, papers. a D rubbish. Harold Uses InstaUril—-Cellar Watar- 15x24 with fireplaca, built-fii book full hbaaement, half acre lot, fuU and builder. Ml 8-488()> b v ei^ ed kltcKen:hi with dining area. ning Herald, 1159 AVE. OF Hoar. MI 9-40847 Reasohahla rates. Fully li llee. SDC ROOM cuatom eplit level 1428 For Ijt-claas nutiling add 10c Fast and-courteous service. Leo preolliig Done. TOWN PLANNING COMMIS cases and desk, attached one-car price, $17,500.' Short way. out, Also, carport, full baaement, other 801 Oaatef B t. Kaaehestor BU 8-81I8 AMEUCAB, 14EW YORK . . Commission ‘drooih split, $18,200, Horn# with UNION STRi^BT—Attractive .two- sq. ft. area, 3 full bates, 2-car ga- (or each pattern. Print Name, Ad N. Y. For lst-claas mailing add 10c WSUVINO o t Burns, mofii boles J. PeUetier. Ml 9AS38. SION ârag#, aecond floor. 8 bedreoihi bed r u t , fireplace, hot water heat. extras. Aaaumb 8 % THA mort- and^bate. extra buUding lot, income, $7,900. Many more. Cali family duplex now under construc ' teansfarred. MI dreaa with Zona, Style No. and to each pattern. Print Name, Ad- „ and torn clothing. nosierY. tuns, W rit* Bex X,H fraM Martin E. Alvbrd, Chairman • M e e d lower than appraiaal. Own PAINTING AND . , IMCINNEY BROS. Dorothy C. Jacobson, Seoretary ,$20,900. PhUbrick Afoney, MI The Bllaworte Mitten Agency, tion. Archambault, Builders, MI , dreee with Zone and Pattern Num- handbags repaired, -.Atpper w- 8-1440, MU 8-4288. er MX S-TMO. , 86o d 88e today to r your copy 'ber, pUcement. umbrellas repaired, Good eleun workmanship at rea Stating Qualifications and Mitchell 3-0000 A dvt No. 68 9-8484, Realtor, MI S-69M, MI 98824. sonaMe rates. 80 years in Man SeweroRW D bp oid C6. e ( the Bpttaf A Summer Issue Have you th e ’00'Album ocmUin man's shirt 'oUsrs -reversed and Salsry Expected 1S

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