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naxt m eelingV the B««rd Nehru Sends Advisers Mrs. Nicholas of IX w tofs of the \^RHChe»ter 3 Cmiaveral Girl S<»uts. Inc., will the Olrl. Scout office Seen Stressing ai(ht at T;30. L a u n c ^ g s India Fears China s of Danger Mr*. Rachel Bamee and Mra. S e lf Defense Jean Roaa of the Manchester PiN^ Uc Health Nurain* a ^ f attended^ Success the conference njeeunp of the Rift on Dalai Lama Indianapolis, April 4 (PP)— 0pnn6cUcut Public, Health Aaan. Attorneys for Mrs. Minnie B. Cape Canaveral, Fla., A pi^ Wednesday. The inference, for (Connie) Nicholas, on trial public health nurses east of the 4 (^ —A spectacular sky^ \ By WATSON SIMS *ly to appreciate a precipitate for killing her handsome mar­ Oonnectlciit Ri\'er. was held in the ghow rocked the Cape yes­ new Pleasant Valley School, South ^ew Delhi, India, April 4 statement by the Dalai Lama, or ried lover, may switch their terday when three big ballis­ itself make a statement on the peasing Russia Windsor. Miss Julia Kula. nutri- (/P)-^rime Minister Nehru precise conditions of the Mylum emphasis next week to her tlo” Ladies' Teel before he died w'ith three bul­ New' York. April 4 (>P) —Itallan-,«. Testimony pictured him as a role in "strengthening the free Thumb Group will meet Monday Spring has arrived at (Continued oi. Fage Four) lets In his body. world’s nations which, with us. night at 8 o'clqck at the Com­ born rackets king Vito Genovese, man who had been a kingpin In Mrs. Nicholas still Is Undergoing Today Is Sale Day for Yankus H A U r S who reputedly made $30 million in the wartime black market opera­ see our concepts of freedom and munity Y for a workshop to make BILLFOLDS and daily arm therap,y In the hos­ Chicken farmer Stanley Yankus, 40, his wife and daughter, Karen. 3, posed thoughtfully alongside human dignity threatened by athe­ Maybaskets to be sent to the chil­ the rackets, has been convicted of tion which sold in Italy goods loot­ pital betw'een courtroom appear­ a large sign proclaiming the auction sale of their farm toda.v in Dowagiac, Mich. Yankus vowsd dren's ward at Manchester .Memo­ heading an international narcotics ed from the American armed istic dictatorship.” The speech Bank Robber ances. She wears braces on both several months ago that he would sell his farm and go to Australia unless the government would was carried natlon'wlde on CB.S rial Hospital and to the Green TEEN DEPT. f r e n c h p u r s e s ring. forces, and who had amassed a for­ hands to keep the Angers straight pay him back $5,072 he has paid in fines for growing loo much wheat in violation of Federal agri­ I ^ g e Home. Members are ask- A federal court jury last night tune of $30 million in the rackets. Radio. but usualLv ha.s the braces re­ cultural regulations. Now he demands repeal of the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act limiting Eisenhowpr coupled his appeal to bring staplers and scissors. Spring is here and ivith . . All come in fine quality found him guilty of conspiracy to Sentencing was set for April 17. moved sometime during the day's crops. (AP Photofax). Plana will be discussed for the Short Chajiged violate the Federal Narcotics law. Genovese faces deportation as a for firmness on Berlin with a new it the Icatlier with picture com­ te.stimony. plea for the administration’s $3.- May 4 flower arranging lecture. partment and change com- Fourteen of his 15 codefenriants re.sult of the conviction. Yesterday Dr. Tom Barden, al.*o were found guilty. 900,000,000 foreign aid progntpi. BLAZER JACKETS paitment. Ideal for yotirself By Alert Teller The swarthy, bespectacled Geno­ young General Hospital Intern who H* singled out the free part ef The French Club of Manchester and for gifts! The conviction carries a manda­ vese has had many brushes w'ith examined the unconscious divorcee T eamsters Aide la sponsoring a spring dance in tory sentence of at leaat five Vietnam in Asia as' an example the la*, but was never before con­ w'hen she W'as brought in after NATO Warns Rdds of a country in urgent need of Orange Hall tomorrow night from and BERMUDAS Only F.arh New York, April 4 i/F)—A guard years in prison, w'ith a maximum swallowing 75 sleeping capsules, victed of a crime. In 1946 he was ___ ¥ such aid to stave off the threat of P to 1 o'clock. Tile public is invit­ and a patrolman captured a note­ of 20 years. Genovese is 61. said he could find no marks on her ed. Tickets may be obtained at the acquitted of a first-degree mur­ Guilty of Arson Communist conquest. are taking their place in passing robber'yesterday after he • During the 3-month trial the der Charge in a gan'g slaying.' door. BII.LBOI.DS—.Main floor the doctor's state­ He also spoke of Japan’s sconom- government charged the defend­ During the trial defense lawyers Ic problems as grave and called LOOK- Spring fashions. fled from a Manhattan bank with s Flint, Mich., April 4 l/P) The On Force in Berlin ants were members of a multimil­ maintained that Genovese was a ment HK he could obtain no mus­ on western naUons to liberalize a package reading "925,000. " Ac­ lion - dollar sing that imported, cular reaction from Mrs. Nicholas’ Teamsters Union's Jack D. Thomp- The wool blazer.* have two side legitimate business executive, w'ho "son was convicted of ar-on yester­ trade relations with that country— SPECIAL! pockets with crest emblem on left tually it contained $20. heroin from Cuba, Mexico, made $225 a week in a firm that arms or legs, .the defense . drew or risk'Red domination of "the free Puerto Rico and Europe. from him the admission that day in last sumnier’s dry cleaning By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^that in preparing for negotiations upper pocket of Jacket Colors: Seized was Alfred Cornells, 40, lepackages articles that come un­ shop Are that figured In the Frank World stake in the Pacific.” Red. gray, charcoal and white. an insurance Investigator. Cor­ Genovese, who has been free on done during U.S. customs inspec­ Washington, April 4 (yp)—NATO wlt)i Russia the allies consKfer ad­ As for criUcs who want to cut RUMMAGE $50,000 bail, had his bail raised to (Oontinned on Page Three) Kierdorf "human torch” death In­ vocating that U.N. personnel stand Chatham ”Sundown Size* to 14 pre-teen. nells was held on robbery tion. vestigation. foreign ministers conclude their the foreign aid program, Eisen­ charges. , $150,000. He was allow'ed until watch along the access route* be­ hower referred to them as “ unin­ Monday to raise the additional The prosecution cited, on the A Genesee County Circuit Court Berlin crisis conference today with tween West Berlin end West (Ser- SALE Police aaii he admitted the suc­ other hand, his presence at a 1957 formed Americans” who believe $12.98 bank bail. of nine women and three men a new^solid-front warning to Rus­ msny. ’ the United States should turn Us NYLON and cessful robb^y of another gathering in Apalachin. N.Y.. brought in Its verdict against Tomorrow last month. Four other defendants also were Flood Danger sia against trying to force the Both the United States and back on its friends.. RAYON BLEND BLANKETS continued in bail by Federal Dis­ which police say was a convention Thompson, 42, a Teamsters bu.si- France were reported cool to the A good selection of Jamaica* and The scene yesterday was the of underworld leaders. ness agent, after four hours and Western powers out of West Ber­ Bermudas in solids and plaidg. First National City Bank branch trict Judge Alexander Bicks. The Idea on the theory It might weaken (Oontinned on Page Six) APRIL 4. 1959 other 10 were remanded to jail. Another defendant described as Held Easing in 23 minutes of deliberation. lin. their w'artime rights In Berlin and .Sizes 8 to 14. at 20 Dey St. in'|he financial dis­ Thompson, a pal of Kierdorf, In three day* of meeting* here 'These included the only woman an Apalachin delegate was Natale Germany. 72 \ 90 Size trict. A man reached the cage of Evola, 61, of Brooklj'n, who was also a Teamsters business agent, the 1.5-nation NATO council was I lolteii Cotiqreqationol | 9 8 teller Olga Keefe. 30, and handed defendant, red-haired Mrs. J e a n However. Italian Foreign Minis­ $ For Twin or Capece. 29. and Vincent L (the continued in haul, as was Carmine New England faces a maximum penalty of 10 reported to have endorsed fully the Church $3.98 And $4.98 her a note reading., Polizzano, 35, of Queens. years in prison. Judge Stephen J. determination of the Western Big ter Giuseppe Pella said the possi­ Full Beds "Don’t get hurt. Don't act stu­ Chin) Gigante. 30, boUI of Man­ bility of U.N. help should not be •:0« to NOON hattan. Gigante was acquitted last The other defendants convicted Roth set May 18 for sentencing. Three to hold on in Berlin in the Bulletins TEE.N DEPT.—SECOND FIAJOB pid. Place $5,0{^ in bag-easy." were l all of Manhattan, except By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The state'.* case against Thomp­ face of Soviet threats and pres­ ruled out and Halvard M. Lange Miss Keefe was prepared for May of the attempted murder of Rain-swollen streams., caused of Norway backed up the Cana­ from the AP Wircb 3WHAT A VALUE! racketeer Frank Costello. where listed otherwise): son. built entirely on circumstan­ sures. Just such an emergency^ consider­ flood damage throughout New dian Initiative. The only defendant to w in Alfredo Aviles, 29, Charles Bar- tial evidence, was that he and Officials of the North Atlantic ing the rash of recent note-passing England yesterday, but weather Pearkes said any New Berlin ar- •Tu»t thf riybt weip;ht for sprinp. summer and fall, brauti- acquittal was Louis Fiano, 48- cellona. 48, now In prison.on an­ Kierdorf set the cleaner plant fire pact council said this would be bank robberies. She handed the experts said the danger of wide­ /rangement worked out with the BAX-rON TRIES SUICaDB fully mothproof. Colors: Pink, blue, (freen, yellow and heipe. year-old convict now serving a 20- other chargre; Charles Di Palermo, here Aug. 3. brought out in a communique later Buy now for your own iise and for gifts! man a dummy package-— a thick spread flooding was Sver. Russians should be basied upon the Atlaiitto City, N.J., April 4 year federal prison term for a 36; his brother Joseph, 51: Daniel Four days later Kierdorf died In the day summarizing NATO's presently existing right of the sheaf of green paper with two $6 Highways in Vermont from In a Pontiac hospital of head'-to- 10th anniversary session. The t/D—Former welterweight chain- bills at each end. She put it in a narcotics conviction. Lessa, 40, of the Bronx; his broth­ United States, Britain and France plon Johnny Saxton tried to luuig Genovese, of Atlantic Highlands, er Nicholas, 36: Rocco Mazzia, 48, Hartford to Swanton arid High- foot burns which the police said North Atlantic Treaty was signed bag bound with a tape and marked gate were under water for a time to keep forces in West Berlin a* himself today in the city JaU N.J., Is reputed, to be one of the of the Bronx; Ralph Polizzano, 35, were suffered in the blaze. Kier- here 10 years ago today. a result of their victory over Ger­ Ship’n Shore* "$25,000." yesterday. The most critical threat Just how the Western powers where he is being held for, I w - As the man left her cage. Miss leaders of the Mafia, an interna­ Carmine’s brother; Benjamin many in World War II. glar}', police reported. The 28- tional underworld organization Rodriquez, 29. of the Bronx, and appeared to a mile long Ice jam (Continued on Page Six) propose to re.solve the Berlin dis­ Soviet forces are in East Bei'lin Keefe pressed an alarm which on the White River, near its junc­ year-old Negro boxer used his no-lron which grew out of the Sicilian ter­ Balvatore Santora, 45, of Leonia, pute in negotiations with Rus.sia on the same basis but Russia has sounded a siren outside the bank tion with the Connecticut. Ice in beginning at Geneva May 11 re­ sox for a rope, acting PoUce- and then shouted "holdup!" rorist "Black Hand” society. N.J. proposed to end its occupation re­ Desk Sgt. W ilHm Dunbar said. the Winooski River was dynamited mains undecided, however. sponsibilities and turn over full Dacron-pima Bank guard Anthony Colossi, 43, at Montpelier. Saxton was out down by a JaU took after the bandit. Outside, the Sentiment within the NATO authority to the East German council appeared to be growing in guard and taken to AtlaiHIo (jtty guard was joined by Patrolman The Sugar River inundated low­ NeWs Tidbits Communist regime. Since the Rus­ Hospital. Ha was later returned shirt with Frank Ross. The pair grabbed 2,580tH Anniversary lands 75 feet from its banks at favor of as.slgning a, prominent role sians have a veto in the United to the Jail, apparently unhurt. Cornelia with fl.vlng tackles as he Claremont, N.H., wrecking the Culled from AP Wires in any arrangement to the United Nations, any plan such as that hurried down the entrance of a steel transmitted tower of radio Nations. proposed by Canada would have RED CHINA ASSAILED French cuffs subway station. station WTSV. The flood waters Canadian Defense Minister (Oontlnaed on Page Three) Wellington, New Zealand, Cornelis was quoted as saying Hawaii Buddhists Note cut Route 12A for miles between Connecticut Council of Churches George Pearkes proposed yesterday April 4 (^ — Hie chairman of he was the note-passer who got Claremont and Windsor, Vt. will construct a $159,000 head­ SEATO’s mUltary advisers oaM $1,084 March 18 from the Chemi­ Other New Hampshire floods quarter* building in Hartford, Dr. today Southeast Aala was not cal Corn E.\change Bank branch— were at Haverhill, Lisbon, Hanover Merle H. Mason, president says. . dlr^tly sJfected by Communist which is across the street from the Birthday of Founder and Lyme, all on the Connecticut Hartford police continue search Chinese military Intervention In First National City branch. Rive.r, and at Windham. for lone gunman who, held up an Demoici^ats to Ask GOP Tibet. But by its action in T ibet,. Regarded as a reliable employe Maine stream-watchers kept executive of a Hartford firm yes­ Red China has shjawn her **oon- at tha Northern Assurance Co., By ROBERT TUCKM.AN ■f.Buddhist students are given their fingers crossed, hoping riv­ terday and took $4,593 as he was tempt for neutrailstio opinion,” where he earned about $100 a Honolulu, April 4 (iP;—Burning scholarships in the United States ers there wou|d handle the runoff leaving a bank. MaJ. Geti. C. E. Weir, a New incense and swreet tea poured over t o ' study social fields, akin, td without difficulty. Communist Hungary puts on Aid Pay Hike Campaign Zei^nder, told a news confer­ (Oontinned on Page ‘Three) a statue are among the ritual religion. At Bar. Harbor, water a yard military' review to mark four­ ence at' the end of the SEATO highlights of an annual religious In fact, Hawaiian Buddhists list deep blocked school buses and teenth anniversary of "Liberation Military advisers’ thiw day observance tomorrow in Haw'ail. ns one of their greatest needs closed schools. ^ Day” when Soviet armies pushed Hartford, April 4 (P)—WltlveDemocrats won't try to achieve *«cret meeting. It's the day when the large more English-speaking ministers. High water also caused trouble the Nazis out of Hungary.. Louis Democratic legislators plugging for it without them. Mrs. Duncan Given An evangelistic program is under at Hebron and South Paris, Maine. Scheyven, Belgian foreign minis­ At a caucus sever'a.l weeks ago, IRAQ, CHINA IN PACT Buddhist population of the 50th a pay raise this session, call the state-to-be takes note of the way to attract youths to the min­ Floods continued to plague areas try secretary, appointed Ambassa­ Republican legislators voted to op­ Tokyo, April 4 (A5 — Peiping Sentence of Death 2,580th birthday of Siddartha istry. in the'Midwest today as fresh dor to Washington to siicceed Republicans be far behind? pose a raise,this session. It is be­ Radio reported Iraq and Com­ Gautama, the Buddha or .-En­ Buddhism teaches tolerance and overflows from streams swollen Baron ’ Robert Sllvercroys, who This is a touchy question at the lieved, however, that' some Re­ munist C^lna signed a fsaltural For Hiring Killers lightened One, founder pf their understanding so it is not remark- by spring rains and melting snow will retire In June. Capitol, but Rep. Raymond E. publicans may have changed their cooperation agreemcat today in bale that Buddhists.get along very Police in Seoul, Korea, arrest minds now that some Democrats Baghdi^. A New China Newt faith. forced more families from their Splelman (D-Vernon) should have Ventura, Calif., April 4 (A5— Buddhists probably make up well with the other religions in homes. two reporter* of the Catholic- seem to be getting serioua about Agency dispatch sold the agree­ more than 10 per cent of the is­ Hawaii, long know'n for Us blend­ Some l.7()0 persons were tem­ backed newspaper Kyunghyang an answer next week. fighting Tor more pay. ment provides for wide coopera­ Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, sentenced Besides Spielman the other lands' population although the ex­ ing of many races and cultures. porarily homeless in flood-strick­ Shinmoon on suspicibns of violat­ Spielman is the chairman of a tion In exchange o f exhlblta and to die for the hired murder of her members of the ''committee are son’s wife, is in prison today—and act number is difficult to deter­ The birthday observance tomor­ en communities in the Rockford- ing the new national kecurity law new comniittee 6f legislator*—all visits betn’eeo rite two countries.. The performance-perfect drip^lry blend! row centers on the dedication of a ..Cuban cabinet authorizes crea­ Democrats Jo for. They are going Reps. Dominic J. Badolato of New a step closer to the gas chamber. mine since Buddhists join the, tem­ Britain, Joseph M. Rourk* of New Ship n Shore’s famous Travelmate*goes casually She was pleasant and affable as ple as family units. recently arrived, 3-foot statue (ContiniieA on Page Three) tion of a bank to underwrite in­ to look into the possibility of get­ DADDARIO NAMES AMENTA 100% DACRON COAT DRESS showing Buddha as a child. The stallment purchases .. Appeal of ting a raise that will affect those Haven, Wilfred L a F 1 e u r , of • New Britain, April 4 dPi Oaa- deputies drove away with her late About 20.000 Japanese families Thompson, Joseph PloszaJ of Sa­ elegant with long sleeves...the collar opened or yesterday, headed for the Califor­ practice Buddhism In Hawaii traditional sweet tea Is to wash the entire crew of a British tanker serving at the Legislature this year greeaman Emilio Q. Daddario buttoned, as you wish. A joy to suds, it’s quidc-dry too. % pu.sh up cuffed .sleeve, notch convertible collar, yoke nia InsUtu(lon for Women at his body. ^ win* mercy for shipmate found as well as those in sessions to lem, George K. Wright of Strat­ (Dem) today annotmeed the ap­ which—figuring an average of The ceremonies also include the Screams for Help guilty of killing a fellow seaman ford, Richard . Keefe of Hebron, back', vertical striped, quick drying, little or no ironing Corona. four to a family—means a total come. pointment of former State'Sen­ No jiill, no fuzz, 'no shrink! White, soft tints. 30^o S8. Earlier she showed not a flicker burning of - Incense, chanting of off U.S. coast last Deckmber. Peter A. Crombie of Enfield, and ator Paul Amenta of this '(d ^ needed. Blue or green stripes in sizes 10 to 14. Only membership of some 80,000. But Splelman is going to ask some Benito Muzio of Stafford. . Sec our no-iron Ship’n Shore blouses in patterns too! of emotion as Superior Judge sutras (Buddhist < scriptures), Save Cliff Hanger Soviet Union sets up a fjouncll to aa, his executive secretaiy. $ 1 0 .9 8 . ' the'estimhte may be conservative. singing' of ' gathas (Buddhist coordinate work in fields of atheism Republicans to Join this group. Not all of theee lawmaken have So accurate you never need be in Charles F._ BlackStock pronounced Roughly 12,000 family unit* be­ The decision to set up such a Amenta reportedly will ha pMd the death’ sentence. Afterward, she hymns) and', symbolic dances by and religious criticism, Moscow identified themselves with the pro-; $4,960 a year for his part^nme doubt about your weight or whether SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT— SECOND E ^ O R RKADV-TO-WEAR DEPART.'tlENT—SECOND F1.00R long to the Honpa Hongwanji New. Haven, April 4 Mb—A man committee was brought up, de­ raise fattion. you are gaining or losing. -The only remarked ahe expected it. Sunday school children' dressed in clung weakly , to the aheer side of Radio announces. . . . T^ree boys position. Daddario said Amenta JOSEPH J. SULLIVAN Mission,' a member of the Shin beet colorful, traditional costumes. rescued b.v firemen at Burrillville, bated, and approved in a Demo­ Although there is undoubtedly scale with positive "Repeatability". V ‘1 felt the judge wasuUnfair—he West Rock this morning, scream­ will handle many matters In W'e welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with a.pd the largest in the islands, Bud­ A second part of. the celebration R. I., after their 9-foot outboard cratic caucus Thursday. some sentiment for a raise among George DeCormier. president o f ; Choice of decorator colors. syaa unfair all along. He already dhists are divided Into a dozen or ing toward houses 100 feet below. HArtllord Coonty which he will ■ DeCormier Motors, local Rambler, HALE'S STORE HOURS: cash sales and aim to oust iiners who pay their charge account within had It written down.” features three scenes from Bud- motorboat swaniped )n swirling Although Gov. Abraham A. RiW- house Democrats those in the Sen- more sects.. Another man. walking his dbg rapids. . . “ Aelnln^’ Is term eiaed coff . and leaders of both parties ste have kept their thoughts to be onable to take care of himatlf. dealer, today announced the ap- G7.96 Mra, Dnncan wma convicted of ha's life: The conception of his beeanse of pressure of htuiMooi fifteen (15) days after hilling date. The Buddhist population of mother, Queen Maya; the birth of at 1:30 a.m. heard the screams,, 'by director of a U.S. military aid have stated their opposition to th«ro*elves. If they were against telnUnent of Joaeph J. Bulliyan as OPEN MONDAY ALL DAY hiring two men to strangle called authorities, and helped save ' Saida Manager of the .firm effec- i 30-year-old Olgn Duncan last Nov. Hawaii is rising only very slowly Buddha; and the ptophecy of the program to describe Communist raising the‘ salaries this sessioh, a raise. Senate Democrats CMld despite the wishes' of tpe older hermit. Aslta, that- Buddha would a life. accusations that United States is the campaign a fattkr paycheck kill the proposal with ease, 'ilie B41 JET CRASHES Uve immediately. | TOar*6TCT super sale 9:00 A.M.to5:30 P.M. 17. The prosecution said it Ivas Police later said Joaeph Maloney, Tocson, Ariz., April 4 her jealousy — so intense she generation that sons and daugh; become a great leader. beefing up Laos army into an ag- has been kept alive by some Demo­ Senate baa 29 Democrats and Mr, Sullivan's .many years of j ter* follow them in their faith.' Two Buddhist temples — the 59, of New Haven, suffered only greaatve force. crats in the House. seven Republicans. B41 bomber front n TrESDAY—9. A.M. to Ji:80 P.M. couldn’t bear- to give up her son Monthan Air F ores: automotive ekperience in the Man-1 '> ; Frank, to any woman—which, led Many of the younger generation Honpa Hdflg5vanji Mission and the bruises and exposure in his hour- ton send special greettngs to Sec- To roiieve the pressure ITOm this When Splelman’s oommittse cheater area have earned him a [ her to . hire Augustine Baldonado, join Chriitiap churchei because o f Soto Mission-of the Zen sect—are long stay on the side of the im­ NATO conferees' in Washing- pro-raise group, Democratie lead­ meets next Tiieeday, tta main chore and burned tedap $• i WEDNESDAY—• A.M. to 5:80 P.M. of Timaon moat enviable reputation In auto- - 26, and Liiig Moya, 20. the strong influence of t)ie .Ameri­ tourist attractions in Hotaolulu. posing rock, located in a park here.' retary^of State John Foster Dulles, ers agreed to- put a study group tylll be to talk over waye to get Oia Santa BRa Mom motlva circleraa a highly qualified ; THFRSDAV— 9 A.M. to 9!0<) P.M. . < The death sentence came after can 'community which' 1* predom­ Both ara readily recognizable by They said Maloney told them he convalescing from cancer at Jupi­ to work. The committee is to re­ money to pay for lii^raaned aalar- JW JU LCcoiiit had strolled to the top of the rock William Abernathy' apeeialiat in the selling and aerv* r t Defense Atty,' S. Ward SullivAn inantly bhrlitian In religion, Engr thetr^ Oriental architecture^ ' ter Island,. F la,.. Four-alarm' fire port its finding st a future caucus. ies. , ■ ’ 1' ag| KSFECT SAUCES irt CAKES„ novtr tbe. atate of tSe«|Mm. A ; (OtMttMWd M Flag* Fear) are. offered ^ English. And many the even older Shinto faith. lOMORiied aa Fiffa Two) the movement’a 2Sth anaivkrsary. attampt to raise the pay, ha said. would be |6Q0,000. , , ■•V 1 . ■ - ■ ' ' ■ -i ■ ■ \' • 7 ./ V V ( P

MANI HESTKR EVENINU U,EKALD» MANCHESTUR;^€ONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 ' • / -s. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. APRIL 4, 19R9 /S’ EAGB THREE II I- i.I.A ■ ir' Nei^ Setids Advisers Andover m ’ r-rorr-’r' r l l S ^ Sheinwold.on ,A nn NATO Warns Reds About Town — 24 HOUR SERVICE-- Von Roemer Note! End$ Sun. The Rotarv’ Club will meet Tues­ RED EMBlR^ A ix IN OOLDB! day night al 6:30 at the Manrhea-: India Fears China DON*!' TAKE NoftliScalsr Boats 8 sod 44A—Boltoa ter Country Cltih. Donald R. Hoi-, Set to Start NEEDLESS BISKS Norih-South yalMnfcls Irioltts lordot NOBia , RALIAN-AMERIOAN' On Force in Berlin land, vice prealdent of the Grace-; AMBULANCE SERVICE By Alfred Sbsfanrsld Night Heaven FeD” man Advertising Agency of Hart-j OF MA.NCHESTER. ITV^.—MANCHESTER, CONN. U A Masters Teem Ofeanqdsa BAIT / CUISINB FORD ford, will apeak on '.'How to he an i Landscaping ¥Aql2 ■tortaiasMat Nightly IRDN" 2-WAY CdMMUNtCATION If Utsre’s sometWag to be ♦ K 5 2 / (tvoHtlHued from Page One) Ativerilslng. Agent.” gained, it’s all ri^ t to stick your ♦ K 4 2 / — OXYGEN — ^ A landscaping project at the neck out. However, keep your iNE and DANCE STARTS T^NESDAY Police Arrests Tha Hol.v Name Society of St. j Om ) to have Sovi'et approval to go into Mementary school will get under­ neck well in if the best you can get A 8 5 2 I4N,.. •’ELYSliE^’ affect ■Ai Janies' Church will meet at 8:15 i is an even break. Why give the \TEL BO 8-4446 Monday .night in .St. James\S(:hool, ; gM »-3r««r B. ChafA^lain announced yester- West opened the Jack of clubs, that in yesterday’s cloaed-door mer St., was arrested yeaterday and refreshi'nents will be served.! Tel. MI 3-0350 Aft 4^AQ10974 laym ktngdon. TM r antbiislum day. bolding the trick. He continued SOUTH meeting of the council, aeveral on a Town Court warrant charg­ Proapective members are welcomt. The projebVwlll be headed by with the eight of clubs, and East points were streesed by various ing him with evaaion of reapon- orwt«a k potMuUal arabunMncBt won with the queen. East -then led b u r n s i d f : r r Arthur Von Roomer, ' an elemen­ qieakera. aibiUty. (or Prim* MUdaUr Kehru. tary school t?achei*,^ who volun­ the ace of clubs. -i 'NO But everyone who spoke, one in­ TlM IndUn |u«inUr> worried tarily drew the landscaping plans South choae this moment to take form ant paid, used the word "flrm- Assistant Prosecutor John N. •boot Offending Peiping, to expect and offered his services to carry an unnecessary risk. He ruffM the NsfOi s ENDS TUESDAY • nkee” to describe .what he thought Lombardo aaid Swanson had caus­ •d to ImpoM curlM on the potiUenl out the job. third club with the jack of hearts. 1 NT •» / J the tiftejc Western attitude toward ed minor .damage to a lawn and Von Roemer is a graduate of the Down came the axe. West over- 4 to All Psto HANK POST Russia shtiiild be. And the point shrubbery Thursday when he •cttvlttoa o< the Delai I«inn. ruffed with the king of hearts. AND Explosively Funny! swung his car wide to paaa a University of Connecticut whefe OpenlDg lead — A I was' made repeatedly that any con­ Nicholas Pencheff Andrew Annaldl I^ymond Rippman Xafomed eoaroee eaid India he majored in landscaping. He has South played the rest of the hand ______/______THE RHYTHM Bos B s s m U Ck. C o b e n cessions given to-4he Soviets must parked vehicle on Barry Rd. w ^ recognlae him «»Jy m * with great care, but it was wast­ "HOW TO S.wanson posted a J.'iO bond for ordered shrubs and trees from ^LERS " A l'im B H U B D EB A be met by equal cdrujesalons from ■piritxtol toader o t the Buddhtote nurseries at a much lower figure ed. He had to lose a spade trick, strsngth n teded for an opening HAVE” BIOH VNCLE" them and must not' upset the court appea'rance April 20. New Chamber Officers end wotdd her him from forming than originally estimated by the and his contract was defeated. bid. Thers : M no idrtua in stretch- ^RT l:tt4;lM e 4 :(M :U balance of power In Europe. Clinton E. Winkble, 38, of Hart­ Nicholas Pencheff. head of Williams Oil Service, was elected prea- !a govemment-in-exlla Board of Education. The board ] It should have been obvious that ing for an opening bid when your Another principle on which the ford, was arrested yesterday and ident of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce at a Board of Di­ In Hong Kong, a uauelly reUeble South was bound to lose a spade beet suit is 'a minor. SATURDAY NITE charged with operating without rector's meeting last night. Other officers chosen were Andrew eource eeld Nationeltot Chine's had Included funds for such a Starts Wednesday council members appeared to be project in this year's budget. trick even if he played the hand ((Jopyrlgl It 1969, General Faa- CITY VIEW asU X solidly agreed was that the Big a driver's license. He is due in Ansaldi. local contractor, flrat vice president; Ra.vmond Rippman, “You Can Taste The Quality" President Chieng Kel-ehek would standing on his head, (Incidental­ tures Corp. "SOME CAME RUNNING" court April 11. manager of Sears Roebuck, second vice president; and Omiand J, .offw the Dalai Lama political eey- Flowering shrubs and buriies 480 Keeney St., Manchecter Three, with the backing of the will be planted back of the new ly, this is not a recommended way other We.stern allies, must not re­ tN’esl, diipctor of the Watkins-West Funeral Home, treasurer. laM hi Formosa to carry on the (M- of playing a hand). When Bast led Routes8A44A GFnAV. light\ against Communist over- wing housing primary grades, to move their troops froni West Ber­ protect children from bumping the ace of clubs. South should have lin. That, they stressed, would mited last night to relieve the ' lords in Tibet Natlonaltot xom- discarded his losing spade then 'cials were reported contacting In* into the low-opening windows mean abandoning the 2'i million Mrs. Nicholas pressure. Flooded rivers and while playing on the playground and there. ART THEATER people there to Communist con­ ood Dangerj streams also menaced areas In • die to extend the invitation. This would give the opponents U» rraaklto Ave. CH 4411# The frail Dalai Lama, who slip­ Revival Soloist in recess periods. In front of the quest a,result which could lead ' other parts of Wisconsin, Douglas Peoples, music director primary wing, by the lower park­ only what they were going to get. TELEVISION PROGRAMS to the breakdown of the Atlantic Seen Stressing ped out of hlS palace in Lhasa 18 South could win any return and H l ^ OVER nO R D WEEK Held Easing ini days ago under the noses of Com' of the Church of the Nazarene, ing area, there will be a hedge and alliance. munist guns, was still making his Providence, R. £, will be soloist flowering dogwood. finesse through West for the king jbast A Dark Shadow” A number of speakers also fol­ of hearts. The finesse would work rkassal 1 HaittarS. OaM. lowed the lead of the Big Three Self Defense Firoinni Called PEPPERMINT • lonely trek on mule back through and music director for a aeries of Special plantings are also rk Barssrde, Marfaret Leckweed Vhaaael S New Bavea C«aa. New England ; wild country and. a t last reports, revival services at the Church of planned for the upper front area and South would make his gune. CSaaael It Harttard, Caaa. YOUR YARH SHOP And West Germany is specifically - bearing u{i woU. the Naxarene. The services will on either side of the front en­ Dally Question F lss U aaaai n SariaaflaM. Mass. rejecting disengagimen't. The re­ (Contlnnen from Page One) To Three Blazes begin tomorrow at 10:46 a.m., and trance, the flagpole area and As dealer, you hoW: Spades — Ciaaaal M newBrltala. Caaa (One Block East of Mala moval of Soviet/ and Western (Continued imm Page One) ICE CREAM • The traveling was at a more “Every Second Coonts” Okaaael M H a^ke, Haaa. Between Oak and Btreh) ‘ leisurely pace, climaxing one of continue through Sunday, April along the lower areas in back, out­ Q J 10 4; Hearts — none; Dia­ nth Barkers l4S(c, leaa Here Ckaaael U Wafarbarr Caaa forces from divided Germany, it paralysis could have been caused Eighth District firemen were monds — 9 8 4; Clubs — A Q 10 was argued, would eventually lead Freeport area in northern Illinois the epic flights in modem history, 12. side the classrooms taught by Guy TkikaaH bv an unseen arm injury. called to two fires yesterday aflei- WITH Evangelist Robert Woods, Pef- Outlaw and Harry Palubnlak. 9 7 6. What do you say? * Art NMdItworfc to the neutralization of Germany, 'However the pro.aecutlon quick­ as the Rock and Pecalonlca Riv­ now that ha to safely acroea the Maxi Atttactlas a result which the Western pow­ era appeared surging toward rec­ I noon, one a car fire in front of 145 'border beyond rearii of the Chi­ ferlaw, Ontario, Canada, will Six boys have been asked to as­ k : : : ; Answer: Pass. With only r “Rouge Et Noir” Supplins ly had th-. Barden point out a nese Communists. preach at each service. sist with the project at the be­ points in high cards and only IMt, ers reject. paralysis also may have been the ord levels. j Main ,Sl , arid the other a grass Quick Tricks you lack the “Red and The Black" ROBIN HOOD * Frto Instructions But considerable Interest was result of barbiturate poisoning Flood waters from the Milwau­ CHOCOLATE One report from Assam govern' During the week the evening ginning and others will be Invited Ormaild J. >7'est ' fire at 383 Hilliard St., an hour services -will begin at 7:30. The * Ft m Parking expressed ,in the possibility of from the sleeping capsules. kee river spilled into Saukville later. Considerable daii()age wa.s ment sources said the royal to assist as it progresses. They creating a zone/ of limited forces and several other communities Tibetan party rested during the Sunday evening services will be­ will work, with Von Roemer two ENGLISH BIKES 60 COTTAGE ST.—Ml 8-S8U Charles W. Symmes, one of the .done to the car's wiriijg system, gin at 7 o'clock. All services are In central Europe backed up by 44-year-old divorcee's three de­ teaching at Hartford College. She north of Milwaukee. More than fli-emen said. Tlic grass,; fire burn- ; SAUCE night 18 miles northwest of To- afternoons after school each week some form of Inspection. Inform­ 100 persons had to evacuate their wang after moving through 14.000- open to the public. and Saturday mornings. Some SALES and SERVICE (W) COMEDY TIM E fense counsels, said he only plans has been education director at the ed over about a quarter of an Always A Good Timo i 1:35 (3«) WASHINGTON BEFOBT ants said various foreign ministers to present five or six witnesses— Atheneum since September 1955. homes and thousands of acre.s of acre. foot Seal Paaa help from fathers of elementary EASTWOOD declared, however, that such a The destination of the youthful nonage. A new church school teach­ Sizss 20 to 26 3;S0 ( 5) THE GREAT CHALLENGE Including Mrs. Nicholas herself. A white elephant sale will be lowlands were inundated. More At 9:03 last night Town Fire school atudents will also be need­ er, Charles Nicholson, will teach NomlBBtinl be«l pIcCare of thi> ye Dine-Doncs BILLY GRAHAM stand, but it may be as soon as served by Mrs. Heniy Wiltke and the river backed up behind ice tive fui-nace threalentd fire. No Save Cliff Hanger After this first portion of the Boialind Ramil—la / I;M ( 1) MAYOR REPORTS Issues. Tue.sday if the prosecution finishes ' damage was reported.^ however. | Tespiir, vriiere there is a usable landscaping project has been com­ St. Peter’s Services -A Wally Fields and BILL’S TIRE and ( I) OPUS I her committee. jams. The ice Jams were dyna- Worid War II airfield, he will be Services at St. Peter's Episcopal 'AUNTIE MAME'/ the Trio 1:» < I) CAPITOL REPORT Supi>ort also was expressed for its presentation Monday. (OMttnned from Page One) pleted, probably before the close Church tomorrow will be as fol­ Dancieat Music in Town l:S e ( 5) ROLLER DERBY the ultimate reunification of East flown to New Delhi and reach the of school, plans- will be made.fcm la color / REPAIR SHOP (45) WORLD OF IDEAS and West Germany on the basis capital in about a week. other areas of the playground. \ lows: Morning prayer and Holy Shown S:45"6:S&"5:SS / 5:55 (»> NEWS Red China carefully refrained late. Rather than descend by the Communion, 8 a.m.; church school Short At S;t54:t5-R:H 180 Spruce— Ml 9-0659 4:M ( 5.45) FACE THE NATION of free elections. One of the prob­ long, winding roadway, Maloney PF to Attmd Rally and family service, 9:30 a.m.; and 0 1 7 1 n ENJOY HERE or ' (15) I SPY lems on which the Western powers March Building from attacldng the Dalai Lama r i 4 L H TAKE OUT I (13) POLKA PARTY have been working for weeks ts personally. All propagandai organs started down a narrow, overgrown The Pilgrim Fellowship will oming prayer and Holy com- >:«e < I) rCATtmE FILM 4:15 ( 5-15) 3IRD MASTERS GOLF were brouf^t out to charge the footpath. The path zig-sags across leave from &e First Congregation­ MIKE STANKO'S LIVELY ' **8ii4den F e« r” TOl'BNAMENT the development of a plan to pro­ Totals $663,859 the perpindlcular face of the rock al Church at 3 p.m. tomorrow to PBO BASKETBALL (55) 8P B E AS DEATH pose to Rus.sia for achieving uni­ nbetan uprising that sent the PLAVOb'F ( 5) THE LONE RANGER fication by stages. GM-klng in flight was instigated from top to bottom. attend the Spring rally of the Tol­ ( l> TL'GBOAiT ANNIR (15) DUFFY’S TAVERN Tl)e Town Building Inspector's by **Foreiini reactionaries under H a lfv ^ down, police said. Ma­ land County PF at the Vernon Con­ < •> PO PEY B TBEATEB 5:N (32-55) KALEIDSCOFE "B lie- Department issued permits for the gregational Churhh. They will be ( R) THE THBEE STOOGES rlnt for Riorraphr: The construction of 16 homes at an the clodk of religkm." loney fell and caught his foot in a < S) BACK OF THE WEEK Slar.T of Sanrlie at Camne- Tibetan r^bris were even ac­ crevice. He held on to bushes, w d accompanied by their advisora, Mr. **Tho Florida Derby" bello” estimated coat of $212,685. and for cused of hayi^ "Murdered and in­ realised that if he let go he wo'uld and Mrs. Wheeler Hess and the (iR> j o p : p a l o o k a ( I) ART CARNET SPECTACC- Bank Robber five multi-family dwellings cost­ < M> ALL STAR GOLF LAR. Marleal fable af Paal sulted monks and im s." fall. Rev. Mr. Willard E. Thomen. ( S"48) MASTERS GOLF TOUR­ Duka ing $334,800 l’a.st month. Peiping enlisted twp clergymen David Ailing, 39, a railroad Conference Plans NAMENT _ ^ (15) TALES o r THE WEST According to a report made by Identified as Chinese Catholic lead­ (M) WOMEN’S MAdOB LEAGUE 5:55 (5) MONEY TALKS Short Changed Building Inspector Thomas Mon­ worker who lives nearby, was Church school superintendent BOWLING (53) THIS IS THE ANSWER ers—members of a clique that does walking his dog about then. Mrs. William E. Thomen and six CABTOON CARNIVAL TON totaled $663,859. This compares Red Chinese religious tolerance. (53) JU DGE BOY BEAN 5:55 ( S-W> SMALL WORLD By Alert Teller with $706,664 for the same period ling said later, "But at the time I ligious' Education Conference at (32) J E F F ’S COLLIE (33-55) BTEET THE PRESS. Peiping Radio quoted Arch­ whwi't too sure .... 1 took the the Hartford Seminary Foundation (30) FLIPPY THE CLOWN Guetl; Paul Heart Spoak, last year. bishop Ignatius Pi Chou Che of the dog in and went back out. tomorrow by the Board of Re­ ( 3) J E F F ’S COLLIE Secretary Geaeml af Ike (Continued from Page .me) .Last year, permits ■were issued ( 3) FEATURE Narth Atloatic Treaty Or- Shenyang Archdiocese 'and Tsao “I heard it again. Sure enough, ligious Education of the First Con­ (It) 8GT. PRESTON OF THE zanixallon for seven dwellings at an estimat­ Tao-Sheng, vice chairman of the it was somebody in trouble. I call­ gregational Church. Accompany­ YUKON ( 5) SKY KINO tveek, Cornelia was asked whv he ed total l ost of $106,000 and nine Patriotic Catholic Association, as ed the police." ing Mrs. Thomen will be Mrs. Eu­ (30) FAMOUS WESTEBN8 (18) TROFRLE WITH FATHER turned bank robber. "I needed the multi-family dwellings costing "The Latt Baadlt" (53) LATE MATINEE money," he replied. sasdng the Tibetan revolt “Has Ailing and New Haven police­ gene Schwanke, Mrs. Robert (40) THE THREE STOOGES 5 :H ( 3-45) TWENTIETH OENTCRY $512,353. nothing to do with religion.” man William Lord started on foot Wright, Mrs. Robert Orenon, Mrs. (53) LATE MATINEE ( 3) RESCPE 5 Corneli.s is married and has tWn The m)ilti-dwellings this year up the base of the rock. While other ( R-40) ANNIE OAKLET (18) SGT. PRESTON OF TH7 grown .'step-son.s. : are being erected by the Green p o th e r condemnation of the Ralph Ransom, Mrs. Francis (1R) BBAVE EAGLE TITKON A.'stounded officials at the in.sur- rebeUon -was attributed to Huang policemen drove to the top;. The Haines, and Miss Dorothy Chad­ (22) CHAHLIK CHAN w, (32) SILENT SERVICE Manor, Construction Co. on W. two men reached Maloney flrs"t; . wick. They will leave from the par­ ( 3) PREVIEWS (55) COMMENTS BY RPRKE ance firm said Cornelia had a.-ked .Middle-' Tpke. Cheng-Chlng. identified as a prom' ( 3) WRATHEB. NEWS M 1:55 ( 5-45) TWENTY-SIX MEN end received permission to report inent Tibetan and 'vlce-riialrman Ailing held the policeman's legs sonage at 9 a.m. SPOBTS ( 5) LASSIE while Lord held Maloney. ( 3) STORIES o r THE CEN- late for v ork yesterda\'. of the govemmmt in Kansu Prov­ The theme of the conference will TUEV (33-35) SABER OF LONDON ince. Peiping Radio quoted him "There we were,” said Ailing. be, "How Do We Teach the Chris­ "Danble Take” "Both of us—arm in arm and leg ( R) DEATH VALLEY DATS (15) MOVIE AT 7 r.adies Will Hear as denouncing the anti-Communlat tian Faith?" It is sponsored by the (18) MOVIE AT 7 “Town Went Wild" Cranes Head Norih in leg.” “ Yon Can't Get Away With (53) ORAL ROBERTS rebels as "Wolves in the guise of Connecticut Coimcil of Churches. H ard er" * ' ■ I Buddhlsta" Soon firemen arrived, dropped a The New England Regional 7:15 < 3-45) JACK BENNY' SHOW Corpu.s niri.di. To.\,. April 4 ‘/V' j Aliiciieiim Officer rope, and Maloney was lifted from (22) WHIBLYRTBDS Gneiti; Ed Sollivan, Geae- Red China's attempt to win over Christian EJndeavor Conference in (40) T\* DIGEST Tlere and Frank Fantatne —^ .M loa.sl 11 giant whooping ; the cre-vlce. He was taken to a (53) A tB rO B C E STOKT crane.s flew, north today toward ; Buddhist leaders was dealt a body Cambridge, Mass., will be attended ( 3-40) PEBBY MASON '733 35) STEVE ALLEN (Color) Guest speaker at the next meet­ local hospital. Gueate, The Three Staane-. their suninier hesting grounds in 1 blow by the Tibetan revolt — and tomorrow by the Rev. Mr. Thomen “The Ca«e of the Bedetolled David Allen. Connie Rnrreli ing of Gibbons As.sembly, Catholic flight of the revered Dalai Lama. "He was a pretty scared’ man.” D oetor" Norlhwe.st Territory. (Canada! I..adles of Coliinibu.s, will be Miss said Ailing. "He thanked us and and Whitney Merritt Jr. The Rev. (21"30> PEOPLE ARB FUNNY and I^ennie Hrnre In Ceylon, fmmer premier Dud­ Mr. Thomen is pastoral advisor to- ( THE DICK CLARK SHOW ( S-51) MAVERICK An aerial check ye.sterday indi- ! Katharine B. Neil.son. education he prayed to God that everything "Shndr Deni al Sonny cated 11 of the 32 rare whooper.s 1 director of tlie Wadsworth Ath- ley Senanayake declared "Tlie came out as it did. If he'd had to the Connecticut Christian En­ Gnente: Jan e Merman. Acres" Communist attitude to religion is deavor Union, the oldest QE union Travlp A Bob and Dave 5:55 ( 5-45' ED Sri.LIVAN SHOW which wintered at Arkan.sas Na­ eneurri, Hartford. shown by the treatment given the stay there another half hour. He -Baby** Certei” Gnests; Wayne and Shasler, tional Wildlife Refiige'^^orlh of The meeting will be held Tues­ probably would have lost his in the world. (23-M) THE PEB B T COMO Dirk Ratten Rill- Wllllains Dalai Lama. I hope the meaning of Sunday Services SHOW (Color) Gaeitn: Ounrlet, The Fleetweads. here have departed, day night at 8:15 al the Knights Which of these fabulous Esther Williams pools strength and let go. " David Kliijr aad the Eberly The big birds, the fa.st flock in these events 'will not be lost on the . Church school classes will be Brotbern J-nnne rnrColl. Helen nnd of Columbus Home. Howard, d-ned team, and exi.7tence. normally start north Mi.ss Neil.son will also show people of Asia” , held in the First Congregational ( 8) MYSTERY IS MT BUSL Domenico Modarno The' venerable Paravahera Pan Storms Deaths at 200 Church at 9:30 a.m. with Adult NESS 5:30 ( 5-5S> r AW MAN about April 4, lefiige manager films on the work of the education (51) JU B IL E I^ D.S.A. ^ Claude Lard .said. ' I nanada, a leading Buddhist scholar, Bible classes meeting in the par- ( t-4«) WANTED; DEAD OB "The Soarenir" department of the Atheneum. Tananarive, Madagascar, April (ll-M) PETE KELLEY'S BLDES He .said the la.st flock in e.x- ' Miss Neilson obtained her B. A. would you like to have in your yard this summer? denounced the reported shelling AUVE (Premie-5') "The Sfeye by the Chinese of Tibetan monaa- i (JP) — Authorities said to^y the ( «) J rB iL E E . r.a.A . Porte- Story" Istence. normally start north about degree from Bryn Mawr College taries. He called and Buddhists to final death total in recent storms <151 I LED THBEE LIVES (15) RT'RNS A AT I.EN April 4. refuge manager Claude. and her master's and doctor's de­ I 5.53 > l,AWRENrK WELR (aaO'JD TKC UTNIR 35IUMMS "UVHM POeL"... built-in fence provide important ufety features. p m l rise to sa've Tibet from Oommu- that lashed this island republic □ □□□□□□□□ □□□□□□ SHOW 5;M ( 5) TV THEATER Lard said. ' grees froiT) Radcliff. She has (RtLotm TMi igTiintmuiAM a “auPM Mr* Fill tbe pool once — and that's it. Filter ( 1.45) GALE STORM SHOW "Elvlnc Wtf-" He said the 21 birds still at the 5 totilly new concept in home pool, ia now The Penthouae mudei ahown baa a awimming . . . the country', moat popular aieel-reinforced continually cireulatea clear, clean water. Stv. nimn. probably will exceed 200 persons. (13-W> RI>ACK S ^ D L E (M.S5) DINAH SHORE SHOW taught in private schools in Con- In Tokyo, the Maharaja Kumar The announcement said 41 ° WHERE DINING ° (15) MOVIE AT NINE (Color) Gnests: Jose Oreea. refuge could be expected to leave . nerticut and spent 10 years On the ovailable here. The first, (uU-site ]uxury-t>pc area of 16 x 32 fact . . . and it bordered by a concrete family pool . . . now available in three ings on water are treaMndeut. of Sikkim, tiny Indian protecto­ deaths had been officially con­ "Gad la Mr Ca-FIIM” anytime from now until mid-May. faculty of Wheaton College in ftmlly pool engineered for every bsckyird; apaciout 2S x 41 foot Redwood lu^deck for tun. pool aitea. All concrete walla reinforced with No oeatly, troubletome paintiiif. wtahHiut or rate neighboring Tibet, asserted: firmed in Tamatave province IS A DELIGHT □ ( .3.45) HAVE OFN. WILL Mav. IMassachusetts. At present, she is alone. TBAY’EL LINCOLN-MERCURY leveL eloping or rocky. Exclusive, iplit-level bathing and entertaining. Every Esther Williami atecl roda. Short-wall construction cuts inatalli* scrub downs are nceetaary in E*tber WilUtBit "The Chinese Communists have («-l|) rtMABRON riTT deiign, with construction above ind below Pool comet complete with filtration lystem plus plundered properties and estates Every meal here is a treat! We go "T he E t II Oae” TOPS IN FINE CARS! lion time, lowrri cost, -gives maximum retiat* pooli . . . thanki to excluiiva water-tight Pool, all out to make you happy with □ ground, utilises beautiful, durable otecl-rein- of religious in^tutions and have Iji Maaoheator They'ra At all other ncceaaary equipment, except water. ance to ground preuurea. Exclusive safety walk akin Liner. Tltere it an Eatber Williant tvrim. EAST your favorite foods, prepared and forced California Redwood. SelMocking doori. Priced for most fimiliea. violated Buddhist statues." served to perfection in a friendly r-i around deep end. ming pool for your family. atmosphere. •—J FLETCHER MORIARTY RROTHERS PRINCESS HAS WEBATTON W in d s ^ » > 816 Ceater St.. Tel. Ml 841185 R O U WITH Lausanne, Swltxerland. .April 4 ’ taNUToa raoM S*ar Maarroao GLASS COMPANY VP)—Princess Grace of Monaca un­ HERE NIGHTLY Lonix Prlma and ■aaly derwent a successful appendectomy EDDIE REED MIRRORS, AUTO OI4 S8, etc. Smith, Sana Battcrn. •ad Bads Tanlla Tha H'Haeaaea" THE WEATHER V / Jr this morning, an official of the AT THE PIANO 188 W. Middle Tpke. 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RICHARD DIMOCK Ml 9-6003^ RARBARA w o o d s m i 9-7702 lOB MMRDOCK,:i#! “Loro Thoae Hot Oven - I KANalmdNM OK ESTABLISHED 1848 ^ *■ OotMn WUde-JeRR IPkllReR Exclusive Franchised Distributor for Man^hestert Bolton, Andover, Coventry, EUiH0(tfl^K 'W tS S S ff ' Grinders” AMkaldUto/ m cpH W S ST— SHOIW Ml 54115 19S WIST CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 9-3091 f m ■ M I V I ■ ' ^ • J y - ■,' ■ ■ ,N ■■ , r bvbivirttr MAiNL/idi!i&U!.K, LUINN., bATUnDAI, AFKIL 4, 1969 - r MANCHESTER EVENING^RALD, MANQIESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 V/ ./ I '"’ oana "])pva''trMiutnUy told our- Lt Oolooal W.. Rtnnoth Howarth, New Yorit aty. A flioiii^t for Today aslrss, without, however, any *** ^ . SCiiiiaveral \' Connecticut Homitai visitatlea at 8 p.m. by by tha I j f e r a i d suit in bur iHtual policy, Mn. Elizabeth WUaon and Mrs. Oemeil mt aador Tlumt la the rtoraspahattve Major Lamia. Radio broadcast, WINF-4:Mp.m. Launchings QIC. o f a country ‘which u arecM ved Yankee Praysr meeting at 9;tf p.m. , Tba RIaen Sea of Oo4 ^ / economic aid from jia He.^praMe<)t By A. H. 0 . Evening ssrvica at 7:80. Kusie by, Thou, tba riaen Son of Odd the-fact that wealthy West a tad el Band and 8MigsisrB. 8tr- Look down on lia thla day,^. . has df courps'^ured billions bf. mou by MaJior Lamte. While we vonfau our a ^ to tbae^ S u ccessfu l Ini ths bsaring on the abolition boners'b^to the needy East." MasMrie Tenple • Bav. dolui F. Haanoa, Pastor ' Repent fo r tham’’and pray, ^ . of county government, the order Bev. Jamss T. O’CoansIl C m w aat CMvregatKmal Chmeb Oh hear our prayepAdeareat Lord __teMpi "Bijt-,'* he said, "there Is one (OwttBMd (row Face Om ) _:«re(I «t Um o f oratory was. reversed, in com­ 11 a.ra., Sunday aervios and Bev. John F. Blaaelifield 48 airiiosst. Our h«4rts thou,tft0» know. \ parison, lihat is, with the previous :«r. Conn.. M majbr flaw In thla approach to the Church School. Bev. goaeph H. McCann Rev. K. Epuir Raak« Fas^r Renew them^All with ttalno own waa tha eighth time the rir- i^erdevelQped countrlea, for it hearing on minor court reform. At 8 p.m., Wednesday msetlng. Jove / ■ ‘ ‘ the first hearing, it was the small Uunriied Martin test weapon had makes it appear that the West la Reeding room hours at 749 Main Sunday Mmsss at 8, 7, 8, 9, Sunday, April 5, Sunday School And majre them white aa snow. been fired over the ocean range. town jusUcea and their adherents 9:30 u n . gl^•^ng help for its own cold war St., Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, 11 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. The Jupiter shoot, which came Oda who provided the seemly and to 9 p.m.' Church-time Nursery, 10:80 a.m. " Bix- ••••••M**********^* purposes, and not because the grandiloquent' language, only to last night, waa the 15th flight of nUTM UoOtlM...... "Unreality” will be the aubjsct S t Bridget's B. C. These faclUties ars availables'valiable for all ^ gpirit, dearest Lord «ifU oBth ...... West shares the Aslan and African run into adverse fates When the Infanta and amall children during ^ y, what to do, the 60-foot Arm y m inile which of the Lesion-Sermon for Sunday, Bev. John J. Delaa^, performs eciuaUy well as a war W0«kly ...... purpose of giving them a more measure finally got Into the hands April 5. Bev. Stanley E. the Morning Worship. That we may follow on with thee finely OopST »♦>•»»*••»•••••»•••* of party leaderships and tha H om ing, Worship, .10:45 itin. weapon and the booster for space abundant life." The Golden Text la from Psalms . Assiataat In paths we never knew. General Assembly Itself. (119185,104): "Thou hast-'dealt Bev. Dennis R. Hussey, Assistant Sermon;Tojplc: "Wiuiln thepdors”. And on these paths to greet a probes. linED^PRKSS The failure " o f’so much Ameri­ In the -hearing on county gov­ The Jupiter^ which will be con­ n » AWWflltrt U (ttCJU«lT*l» well With thy servant, O Lord, ac­ Church meeting at 5 pm . A re­ friend can aid to get results, in the form ernment, State Tax Commissioner cording unto thy word. . . . port from The SufvoX/^mmlttee trolled by Air Force crewmen Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9. 10:15, ■Whoever that friend may be, when it.heoomre operational, hit •11 o tm dl»p*t’pothesia Salisbury for all ages. with speeding yesterday afternoon 10:45 a.m.. Worship service, far away as,Germany, Italy and goes on to suggest that the West For this one-time apologist for Wonders of the Universe England. He said he felt yie jury after a 2-car crash on Rt. 44A, MILITARY message by evangelist Robert F. N I now faces the following question: Hitler has picked hla constituency Woods of Pefferlau, Ontario, Cana­ waa an exceptionally good one. Bolton. Veil. He intends to run in that dis­ da. No execution date was set since State Police said Prihardi hit WHIST "Shall we negotiate a valid plan an automatic appeal to the State trict of trondon which has re­ 10:45 a.m., (TSiildren’s Church,. a car driven by Frederick Rose, for relaxation of world tensions Two Big Discoveries Supreme Court Is pending. 32, of Cooper Lane, Coventry, Monday, April 6 cently become prominent for its 6 p.m., Youth Service. with Sir. Khnnshchev or shall we 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service, Baldonado and Moya, who have which was preceding Palliardi on 8 p.m. procrastinate and. thereby, pro­ race riots, some of them bejieved message by the Rev. Mr. Woods. confessed the actual slaying, ape the highway. Palliardi allegedly awaiting trial on pleas of Innocent TIN K» HALL voke an internal Communist politi stimulated by the meetings and Produced by IGY There -will be services each eve­ attempted to pass Rom’s car, but MAIN ST. by reason of insanity. cut back In when he saw a truck cal crisis that w'ould throw power literature of Sir Oswald's lAbve- ning this week at ’ 7:30 p.m. with Contribution: evangelist Robert F. Woods, and coming the other way. Palliardi and prestige back into the hands ment. And if his choice of a con'^ is scheduled to apepar in Bolton 81,00 Per Person stituency proves wise, and he gets By DR. I. M. LEVITT f the poles with the equatorial dia­ Douglas Peoples as special singer. of the hard-line advocates? meter some 28 miles greater. Justice Court Tuesday night. more votes than he ought to, the Director, Open Forum "In other words, would the West Franklin Institute Planetarium The new concept Is this: Take Zion Evangelical''Lutlieran Ohorcli prefer to do business with Khrush­ reason will be plain. They will, be Phlladeipbla that same oblate spheroid and (Missouri Synod) chev or re like to sit across the think of what it could cost yotir Correspondent Ssdisbury seems Hill section better than It has been search work is t)«ing continued. feet. Finally at the South Pole the See.” Parents and all others in­ CAR! negotiating table from the Rus­ able to control some of, the riots From the standpoint of scien­ true surface is 50 feet inside the vited. family! Make sure,you have to frame his questions toward only tists there were two major devel­ spheroid. Add this all up and it sians. We in Manchester are 65T- one sensible ainswer. What we staged there In recent months. We 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Class. tremely fortunate in being able to enough life insurance. opments. amounts to the earth being pear- 10 a.m.. Nursery In the parish don't know, of course, and what he will welcome proof that racial The first was the discovery that shaped. hear a talk by someone who has house during church worship, had this experience. Yearning to get more out of life? Longing to pack extra picture in a picnic or himself is only guessing, is whether prejudice and the standard of an intense band of cosmic radia­ Hew did scientists discover this 10 a.m., Divine worship. Text:. Cell: white supremacy can't win votes tion encircles the earth. The sec­ curious shape ? General. Hugh B. Hreter, who , or not the situation does present John 20: 19-31. Theme: “ Reflect speaks at the Bowers school on put more zest in your sports? Buy a bran(i new 1959 car— and put a world of in Britain. ond was the discovery that the In July, 1958, Miss Ann Eckels,' and Rejoice after Blaster!” the West, with that kind of choice^ earth is not spherical but pear Simday, had many conferences y Joseph L. Czerwinskl a member of the NASA team 2 p.m.. Building and Develop­ Even the most informed of us are What we fear, however, Is the with the Russljms during his two 521 E Middle Turnpike shaped. studying Vanguard’s path, dis­ ment meeting for Zion’s entire' excitement in your life! babes in the wood when it comes somewhat melancholy discovery Neither discovery could have re­ covered that the changes in the years as Director of Food and .. Mfuicheater, Conn. membership. Agriculture, U.8. Army, in Ger­ to assessing conditions inside Rus­ that human nature can have its sulted from scientific research perigeal altitude (its closest ap­ MI 8-8832, or BH 0-4904 confined to the earth. Both came proach to the earth) were con­ many. In addition to this. Gener­ You’ll find you’ll live better by far with a bran(i new car— because owning and sia. As we remember it, most of low spots everywhere. because man had learned how to trary to what would take place if Jehovah’s Wltoesses al Hester has traveled'extensively us were so ill-informed we feared This sad lesson may have aome- hurl rockets into space. the earth were an oblate spheriod. Kingdom Hall, 791 Main St. in the Soviet Union. This ^experi­ SUN I I M ASSURANCt COMPANY OP CANADA ence, his experience In foreign as­ driving a sleek, sweet-sounding, smooth-riding ’59 model will give you a brand A Ruasiah turn tp toughness after thinc of a healthy dividend if it The belt of radiation was found If the earth were oblate,’-the by the Army’s Explorer satellites. Sunday, 3 p.m. Public talk. signments in .many parts b t the the d^ath of Stalin,', and then a indicates that nobody had better perigee in the northern and south­ "The Perfect Government for All They radioed Information that at ern hemisphere would have been world, and hie studies in interna­ new outlook on life! Sure, buying a new car is a major investment— ifs one,of further turn to toughness when indulge in too much preaching to about 600 miles above the earth Mankind.” tional relations form the back­ the same. But the data disclosed 4:16 p.m. Watch Tower Khrushchev toppled Malenkov, anybody else, either Britain to the an intense bay activity flourished that the perigee point was lower ground for his t^k oi) "An Objec­ the big accomplishments in your life. It sets you apart as a person who is going while' the reality proved a, rather some 1,000 times what was ex­ Study. Articles for considera­ tive Foreign Policy.” f United States, or, within the in the northern hemisphere than tion, ’’The Ancient Pattern of consistent trend away from harsh­ pected. The activity diminished In the southern. Those who have heard Genew United States, the North to South, slowly as the rocket sped' upward Jehovah's Unusual Work,” and Hester, say he is a d}mamic and places and doing things— in the manner and style that you so richly deserve. ness. This indicated the earth, was warnings thereof. EXTRA HOURS or South to North. There are few to between 20,000 and 40,000 dedicated person. Yet there is ■ perhaps one thing not symmetrical about the equa­ This talk is a "must” for all in* justified sectional prides on this miles, where it finally returned to tor. Fbr uving . . .and transacting most of us do sense, an^' that is issue. The need for genuine, soul- normal. The Salvatioa Army terested in our foreign policy. 'We other financial buaiiiMe. Stronger Than Suppoaed . 661 Main 8t. hope that a large number of Man­ Your local car dealers are making a special effort th ^ if we were given the power to searching humility, is just about We must learn more about this The! team that reviewed and In­ radiation lielt l)efore we can safe­ Major and Mrs. E. Walter Lamie chester people will turn out . to sslsct from among the top Rus­ everywhere. terpreted the data was headed by Officera in charge hear thih noted authority on for» during these “ Total Selling” days— April 6-18— ly send a manned vehicle into Dr. John A, O’Keefe, one of this Open till 5 P.M. /' sians of the day the one we would space. T\vo other rockets have eim affaira Mondays, TuetnlSsrst Fridays. prefer to have in power our choice country’s rajiklng gtophysicists. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. ^ e lecture starts at 3 p.m. and plunged through the belt since Its In addition to Mire Eckels, R. .K. to get you going places in a brand new car. Take . would undoubtedly bp Kbnishchev. ■ Girl Killed in Crash discovery, but neither sent back Classes for ail ages. Holiness serv­ Is free. Squires contributed to the solu­ ice at 10:45. Music by Citadel Band Thursdcqfs9 A.M. to 8 P.M* In any case, what boUi Mammar- definite information. Sincerely irours, ^ 'T h i A BRAND Fairfield, April 4 UP)—A 14- tion of the problem. and Male Quartet. Guest preacher, Raymond E. (^ p e n 11 hours of unlnteraupted sendee, a good look at their ads on the ^ages of your Rkjbid and Salisbury tsU us is that Second Discovery year-old girl from the Bronx sec­ The second exciting disovery re­ On the basis of the new data Dr. Wsstem diplomacy ought to carry tion of New York City was killed sembled a real-life detective story. O’Keefe suggests that our concept CURRENT a n n u a l “ Total Selling” medium—the daily newspaper. to those conferences, along with Instantly early today in a one-car Shortly after Vanguard I was of the earth's interior may bear DIVIDEND RA'TE 3 i % accident on the Merritt Parkway. launched March 17, l958, it pro­ re-examination. . . Its natural and inevitable skepti­ P p n other persons were hurt and Most scientists believe the earth’s cism, a concrete willingness to give ceeded to move In an o^blt which hospitalized. had not been foreseen. Changes interior layers are plasjlc and will AMESITE BRIVEWAY BUIUEKS a'^d take if such advance analysts PriscUk Pere*.' 961 Kelly St., "give” under a' weight aa well aa ^ ☆ DARTER CHEVROLET 00, Inc. DtMRMIER MOTOR SALES, Inc. PAUL DODGE PC TIAC, Inc. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc. in its predicted path sent scientists .12 WEST GENtlW a-r, MANCHESTER o f the KEHiihcbev mood and need The Bronx, *became the sixth ■traf-- back to their calculating machines shatter when strained beyond the GRADING, MACHINE BPREAD, POWER ROLLED, /Vi'MIf''MAIN'8T:riMANCaHE8TER; 24 MAPLE BT.. MANCHESTER 8V8 MAIN ST., BIA^OH^TER breaking point to give rise to f7 . for , a conference should provs fic fatoUty of the year on the high in a hurrj’. AMESITE DRIVEWAY AREAS fataUty o f the year on the high earthquakes.,, , ■ valfit- After months of work, they dis­ If toe,new analyala is cobMctl we speed highway. covered the reasbn fob the dif­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED SAVINGS DIUON SALES ani SERVICE . DORMAN MOTOIt^LES, Inc. MORIARTy tROTHERS will have to assume that the hiten FOR FREE ESTIMATES OHOflOHEs! MOTOR SALES State Police said the car was ferences. Vanguard I was orbit­ iOr of tl^e earth has more mechani­ Gall M l 3-7691 . OA OAKLAND St-, «IANCBWSTEI|., 81* MAOf ST.,-MANCHESTER 285 MAIN ST.^ MANCHEjSTER m 4 Tile Art M Giving' being driven easterfy. by GUberto ing around an earth , that is pear- cal- strength than previously as­ . ■ V ■’ . Gonzalez, 20, of The Bronx when shaped, with the main bulge south DOAN w IMinna’B ambaaasdor ' to the sumed. Only this mechanical , A \ y.: v •/u .. - it we&t out o f cotitrol and u t sev­ of the equator!' strength. Dr. O’Keefe concludes, DeM laio B rothers A S O < ■ I \ T 1 O M ROY MOTORS, Inc. {ttloDA Thant, mada a eral treM lining the'parkway. The Previously we visualized the will support the bulges found on SEWINO THE MANCBBSTBR AREA 81N0K UM ' us CENTER Sr., MANCHESIBB NShr 'Toric tiw ottn r M m g m was tossed from the cer earth as ah obtote amberoid — that toe earth. ' and lamled on Gii eoocrete high- is, as a ball flattened at both poire.' THOUSANDS OF SAllSFIBD OUSTMIERS ’ i ||i«n>»Miig «a Am «l> w a y . ■' (Copyright 1966, Geoeral Featana TTie short diameter was thiEugb tfcrp.) .1 Ike Warns of Dangier Business Bodies Duo Pianists Play Toniglit Rybbjer-Stamp Experts In Appeasing Russia Parranta: and ’belcher, duo plan- > .1 -1.^ 1 » I — lata, y/Vi^ {day In the Manchaate# DemocratlO Director lYancis J tOmMmmi tnm fm f Om ) High 8ehois branding Iron 270 BROAD acquiew^ in the unthinkable lacri- nest Reed. Andover. pianists ‘on the ABC radio ‘’Piano and stamping Yhe label of •maver­ flee of w o million free Germans, ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Playhouse.'’ ick’ on the Democratic Directors, CHOICE VAKIETl Always At Yonr Sendee For auch a confession of weakness Madeline Rudd. 81 Walnut St. I find it only fltOng to get on my QUALITY a BIACHINE 8HDP SERVICE would dismay our friends and em­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A horse and (brand) the perform­ EQUIPMENT ance of peat and present Republi­ a Lift Your Spirits bolden the Communists to step up daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John SEAFOOD a PARTS (aew aad Klmllt) WITH A WONDERFUI., NEW their campaign of domination. Duffy. 21 Preston Dr.; a son to Mr. can directors who have by their ACCESSORIES Teamsters Aide poor administraUon and poor plan­ a HAIRDO TIIAT WILI. GIVE •The course of appeasement is and Mrs. Harold Dlcklnaon, 115 43 O AK ST. • SUPPLIES YOU NEW BEAUTY FOR SPRING not only dishonorable, it Is the Columbus St. ning left the town in a financial a DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES turmoil as well as the dlsgracefiil TEL. MI 9-99.’l7 most dangerous one we could pur- BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Open Satnrday onttl 5 pjn. aue.” and Mrs. Richard Janria, Wap- Guilty of Arson services furnished to the taxpay­ Alluding then to the 1938 agree­ ping. ers, for Instance garbage collec­ ment from which Hjtler went on DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: (Conttaned from PlM:e One) tions, poor condition of highways COMPLETE ABC APPLIANCE to conquest, the President said: Mrs. Grace Aldrich, Overbrook and walks and many other com­ ■The world paid a high price for Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Judith Bailey, dorf, before expiring, said two plaints that are received dally in GLASS the lesson of Munich—but it Icsm- 436 N. Main .St.; Wilbur Hinds, strangers had set Are to him. the town hall.” HEATING Dubaldo * For Auto Windshield* REPAIRS ed it well." 18 Alice Dr.; Adam Dzura, 1110 Jury foreman Coley B. Crtlmp a Starts Suiiday Speak for Themselvee Rotary or Pressure MUSIC CENTER * Fur Store Fronts and all 21 Moplo St.-MI 9-1575 Tolland Tpke.; Joseph Then, 62 member of United Auto Workers Elvis Presley, phenomenon of By the same token, Eisenhower Mahoney said the present Dem­ Btimera 186 BUddle Tpke. Weet size* of window*. said, the cost of defending free­ Grandview St,: Mr.s. Anna Pazl- Local 599 of Flint, announced the America’s show business world, as ocratic Directors individually CALX, us FOR FREE * For Table Top*. REPAIRS O N - dom around the world today is ano.s, 23 Green Hill St.; Carol verdict to a tense court room. he appears with hia famed guitar "have the guts to stand up for ESTIMATES TEL. an 9-6205 high. But he termed it "a proper Trolt, Wapping: Mrs. Mary Hal- The verdict jarred Thompson. in M-G-M’a "Jailhouse Rock,” in Open 6 Day* a Week GRILLS, ELECTKIO IRON#, their righU and speak for what 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. cluuge to the national acciirity of loran. 42 Bolton St.; Jeffrey Law, Beforehand, he had appeared at hia .which he not only sings a flock of they think." ACCORDIONS TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, »new songs but also plays an excit­ FOGARTY BROS. the united States,” and added that 25 Brent Rd.: Wallace Balkus, Ben Kozin, traffic manager, checks the accommodations In one of the two "sleeper" trucks recent­ ease, cracking jokes with triends.' Thia Wm not the practice, he KINSMAN ORGANS VACUUM CLEANERS, HEAT­ mutual security—foreign aid—and RFD 2; Joseph Wilder, Handle ly acquired as a part of the transportation fleet used by the Colonial Board and Lydall and Foulds But his jaw fell open at the word ing and unusual dramatic role. It implied;' on past "jellyfish” boards. INOORPOBATED J. A. WHITE ERS, FANS, SEWING WLA- American security are synony­ Rd., Rockvilljc; Mrs. Irene Pisch ■’guilty.’’ He refused to talk to starts Sunday at the State. Jacobs had told the Republican CHINE.S. and son, 27 Irving St.; Mrs, Helen Paper Companies. (Herald Photo by Pinto). newstnen. JEDDO HIGHLAND GOAL, Private Instmctlone mous. Town Committee Wednesday that OONNEOTIOUT COKE, lastnunents and Supplies GLASS CO. Eisenhower said that while Sullivan and son, 17 Foxcroft Dr.: Thompson’s counsel said a de­ “a problem of mavericks” In the FUEL OnU RANGE OH, All woric guorantood weakness on the part of the Al­ Mrs. Pauline Shaw and son, 61 The Colonial Board Company's with pumps and circulator, will be first time any Prudential agent cision whether to appeal would not Beruhe’^s Offers New Service si Blsaell S t—Tel. MI 9-7322 answer to midwest competition has been so honored. 6-member Democratic majority >19 Broad St.->TeL Ml 9-4589 lies Is dangerous, "this does not Strickland St.,'^ Mrs. Beverly Bur- on display in the company office. be made until the time for sentenc­ Orchestra For Hire Bu.sines.s houses and offices will,*, mean that flrmftess Is mere rigid lee and daughtar, West Willmgton; appeared a short while ago in the ing. disunited it and made It dependent form of two "sleeper” tractor The pools are described as be­ Aaron Cook, Manchester busl- on GOP minority votes for deci­ True Storm Windotv Bargain Offered welcome the news of a new service inquire about renting one? The Ity. nothing but arrogant stub Mrs. Pauline Gamer and daughter, ing of split-level design, built Prosecutor Jerome O’Rourke reiilal fee Is a nominal one and “One Gall Does It All”. Glastonbury; Mrs. Carol Tremano trailers. nesaman and former town official, built much of his case on the claim sions an controversial matters. This is a recipe for a spring and,., being offered tocally by Berube's of bomneas.” above and below ground. They are Clinton E. Wimble, 35, of Hart He had cited the issues of the you may rent it for as long or DRY CLEANING DON WILLIS It was at that point he asserted and daughter, 65 Pearl St.; Mrs. With one man driving and his constructed of steel-reinforced has been admitted as a general that Thompson’s fingerprints found summer of ease—install American add new charm and beauty outside 479 E. Middle Tpke. Thi.s l)U.sine.ss partner sleeping on the bunk be­ partner in Putnam and Co. of on Klerdorf’a station wagon Aug. ford, arrested last night, was fined Manchester County Club lease, BILL'S TIRE THREE J'S plus wonderfid new comfort inside short a period of lime as you wish. the United States and iU friends Lorraine DuQuette and daughter, California Redwood, with locking AND triple-tllt all aluminum combina­ opened Jan. 1, 195!) and they offer You will And a complete line of and I,AI1NDERING don't want war-^and that they East Hartford; Mrs. Gloria John­ hind the driver's Seat, the vehicles Hartford, a member of the New 4 could not have been more than 221 for failure to secure'a driver’s fluoridation, and assessing for a and for looks, you can’t beat Flex- can make a complete round trip— doors and built-in fences to pro­ York Stock Exchange. 36 hours old When they were taken. West End sanitary sewer project, RESTAURANT tion windows priced . t only 312.75 alum window awnings. They have service on all make.s of typewrit­ stationery carried at Berube's Branches Ati GARAGE prefer the conference table to the son and daughter, 183 W alw orth vide maximum safety. They are license. ON ROUTE 6 and 44A as well as office machine suppliM. 18 OAK ST. battlefield. St. E xt which includes loading and unload* For the last 22 years Cook has The state did not attempt to in this connection. REPAIR SHOP each from Mancheater Awning Co. ventilated design that makes in­ ers and office muchine.s with the 18 Main St., Tel MI-9-4581 ing—in 76 hours between Man­ also surrounded by aundecks of been associated with the company establish a motive but there was Donald M. Fiaher, 21. of 67 Au­ Mahoney today said the fluori­ However. If you wish, they may teriors up to 20 degrees cooler plus exception of calculalor.s and comp­ Among tile things carried regular­ 501 HARTFORD RD. Tensions are created, said Eisen­ redwood planking. speculation In testimony at the tumn St., waa fined 39 for driving William H. Green, Prop. light channeling that gives over ly aie adding machine tapes, hower, primarily by governments chester and St. Louis. Even bet­ dation issue was promoted by the be installed for yo>i at a slight ex­ tometers. They offer monthly serv­ 249 N. MAIN ST. ter time Is expected once the The pools arc available in three trial that Thompson could have with defective brakes. Louis L. GOP in the current Board term Try our new 'Take Home tra charge. No matter what the SOe-,. more diffused "halo” light. ices on a contract basis to keep stencils, mimeograph paper, car­ Spoeloniing In and Individuals "that are ruthless drivers become thoroughly famil­ “Penthouse” models ranging from been hired by a competitor of the Bosinlp, 41, of East Windsor Nike Columbia Bicycles Flexalum patio covers make out­ bons. ribbons for all makes of In seeking greater and more ex­ because the Republicans "were Service." Coll Ml 9-4684 weather, your home will be com­ all of the machine.* in your office NEW SYSTEM Obituary iar wdth the route. 16-by 280-foot to 16-b^ ■ 32-foot cleaning firm to set fire to the shop. site, was fined 39 for drlyihg an afraid of It In an election year.” Goodyear Tires fortable, a sudden hot spell, flick door living more enjoyable and in top notch condition and if you typewriters. In fact praclloally BRAKTE SERVICE tensive power.” Then he added: A company spokesman explain­ sizes. The buyer can purchaa'e ' a unregistered motor vehicle. For­ and it will be ready for F'lexalum door canopies give hand­ any supply you might need for any LAUNDRY "Berlin is a tension point be­ The current Board is the first Repairs, Service up the window and pull down the are Interested, dial MI-9-3477 or ed that, bv using the giant diesel small pool to start with and then rest Bogan, 25, of East Hartford In town history to be controlled Accessories you . . . screen, no seasonal changeover in­ some protection again.st wind and MI-3-6342 and an estimate will be office machine. DRY CLEANERS Front End Ailgnmont cause the Kremlin hopes to eliml- add on an additional awrimmlng was fined 33 for failure to secure weather for your doorway's always One service that will be great­ rate It aa a part of the free world.” Mrs. BHzabetli Lehmann trucks. Colonial Board can quick­ by Democrats. volving dragging out the ladder cheerfully furnished without any Main Plant: 44 Harrl*on St. Mrs. Elizabeth Lehmann, 81, ly send "split” loads to meet cus­ and diving area later. Foster Buys his 1959 motor vehicle registra. Mahoney said also that the 180 Spruce Street and clambering around. These dressed for company, whatever the obligation on your part. ly appreciated by a small office. Is Phone Ml B-775S Gonoral Ropair Work Referring to the Communist tomer demand. Before acquiring tion. SEATING FOR OVER weather with Flexalum Door ihe rental aervice for all office ma­ leaders, Eisenhowrer went on: Hartford, mother of Harold E. For the family that renta a West End sewer problem Is a Phone Ml 9-0659 too PEOPLE aluminum screens with heavy re­ Arthtir J. Berube, the owner of Lehmann of Manchester, died yes­ the vehicles, full loads were ship­ home, the new pool haa the added Richard Shea, 34, of 613 Main "leftover from a poor administra­ inforced corners, full interlocking Canopies from Manchester AWmlng chines except calculators and Naturally they always pick the St., received a suspended 3(l-day Company. the business worked for the Royal comptomettrs. Many office.* could most awkward situation, the hard- terday morning at her home. ped by rail. attraction of being easily dis­ Bayer Fruit tion” which never set assessment meeting rails with exclusive wedge- Typewriter Co. in Hartford for six The action was taken to meet mantled and moved to a new loca­ jail sentence for Intoxication and Another wonderful Flexalum uae the service of certain machine* to-defend position, as the place to She was bom in Rockville, March waa placed on good behavior pro­ standards. lock handles are weather proof, product, the roll-up aluminum years and from 1941 to 1957 he test our strength and resolution. 29, 1878, and had lived in Hartford competition from suppliers in the tion. The Bayer "Fruit and Produce Calls Msve Election Trick prowler proof with a lock sill seal to facilitate the work, yet the midwest who began attempting to A company spokesman said the bation for three months. awnings that give you shade when worked on all kinds of office ma­ amount of usage tliey would get There will never be an easy place for the past 45 years. She was a Co. at 46 Pumril Pi. has been sold And he said the GOP-recom- JOYCE and you can clean both sides of you want it ilghl when you want chines at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for UB to make a stand, but there member of St. Paul’s Episcopal cut into the market, he said. pools may also be used In the win­ to Louis L. Foster, who operates Other dispositions; Lester Turk- mended transfer of school surplus Knarf's the window with a full-tilt action doe* not warrant too large an ex­ Colonial Board and the Lydall ter time as a skating pond. ington, no certain address, intoxi- Flower Shop. too. it! Roll them up, roll them down, for the United States Government. penditure in their purchase. By us­ Is a best one. Church and the Ladles Auxiliary of a similar business at 282 N. Main funds to help finance the current in minutes. Do ask about this won­ you never have to take them Thus, he has had an excellent back­ "The best one is where principle the Spanish American War Vet­ and Foulds Paper Co., which op­ "These pools come equiped with St. .Cation, suspended judgment; Rich­ town budget was ."an election 84 Church SL, 50 9-0791 FOOD MARKET derful bargain: Adrian St. Pierre ing Berube'* rental aervice, you erate under the same manager­ everything but Esther WUliams," ard Edgar, 58, who gave police a down, never have storage or de­ ground of experience to bring to may have such a machine to uae 'points. Deep in that principle is erans. According to papers filed in the trick” by the GOP "and a direct 640 E. 5IIDDLE TURNPIKE waited years before offering s low terioration problema and Flexa- this business. By making use of the truth that we cannot afford She leaves three other tons, ship. lease a fleet of 13 tractors he said. town clerk’s office yesterday, own­ Spruce Street address, forfeited a cause of the high increases in tax­ priced combination window for in your office for a modeat rental. and 20 trailers from Norfould, 325 bond for failure to appear in e FUNERAL DESIGNS liim's 16 basic colors mean you can his services you are certain of the Why not call and inquire about the loss pf any free nation—for Ernest H. of Hialeah, Fla.. Walter ership in Bayer's was transferred es as now proposed in the general PHONE 9-3295 until now, he did not feel such a desig;n striped or panel effaftta efficient operation of all of your wherever freedom is destroyed C. of East Hartford and Robert also managed by the same group. John McCormick of 97 Harlan from Irving Bayer and A tty. answer to an intoxication charge; manager’s budget.” e WEDDING BOUQUETS window was a bargain in the true renting such machines as you Included in the fleet is a tanker Philip Bayer. The latter acted a.i and Ernest G. Varney, 22. of 121 Mahone.y said he and Democrat­ FLORAL AKKANUEMENT8 suit your home. YotKfmay u.sl office machines, saving yo\i both need in your office ? anywhere, we are. by that much, Lehmann of Warehouse Point; which makes 15 trips a week to St., a ciuality control Inspector with Hollister St., faihire to secure mo­ e Open Monday thru Saturday sense of the word. Drive down to them for regular windows or foi time and money. ourselves weakened. Every gain of three daughters, Mrs. Gertrude the Fuller Brush CO. observed his executor of his father’.s estate. ic Director Ted Cummings did not FOR H05IE and HOSPITAL 7 AJd. to 9 PJM. Manchester Awning any day, they For expert typewriter and office New Haven to load oil. On each The wholesale fruit and produce tor vehicle registration, suspended casement windows. They are cus­ Berube’s offer another aervice machine services, depend upon communlam makes further defense Sriarreta and Mr.s. .Mildred Nel­ 35th anniversary with the com­ vote for the budget for this rea­ are open six day.s a week and un­ tom fit to fit any window and trip the tanker brings back 4,.500 pany this.week. busine.ss was started in Hartford judgment. son. e Corsages *** ^ SUNDAYS, 7 A.5L to 8 P.51. for those using a monthly mailing Berube’s. Whether it is a single against It harder and our security son. both of Hartford, and Mrs. gallons to meet the company's til 9 on Thursdays, and see them they cover the widest-opening li.st. He will do your list for you more uncertain." Elizabeth Nelson of Avon; 15 about 35 years ago by the late Nolles were entered-In the caaes Mahoney concluded: for yourself, there is always plen­ machine that requires fixing or phenomenal use of 10,000 gallons Butterworth Photo Ixiuis Bayer and then relocated of Walter Smoluk, 65, of 115 Oak ”I have found Mr. Jacobs very Ample Specializing Ui the finest cold casement windows. You must see on his addre.ssograph for a most whether your subscribe to the con­ grandchildren, and 20 great-grand­ of oil a day. William Cooper of 75 Green Aaron Cook ty of parking space available. them to appreciate their beauty reasonable sum, or if you prefer to children. Manor Rd., on agent for the Pru­ here around 1934. St., charged with a breach of the cooperative on the board and hope Parking! cuts and meats In town. tract service for all your office ma­ Colonial Board manufactures The purchase price, which In­ peace; and Ernest Whipple, 31. of that his cooperation will continue In a higher bracket, the same and the best way is to slop in at have the work done in your own of­ chines. you arc certain of expert The funeral will be held at 1 inner soles, mid soles, built up dential Life Insurance Co, ■■ prking in the trading end of the business. manufacturer, American, offers Manchester Awning Co. They will fice and do not have an addres.so- Man Falls Asleep, o'clock Tuesday afternoon at J,he out of the local office, will receive He has also operated Cook’s Serv- cludes stock fixtures and equip­ 270 Charter Oak St., also charged to be constructive and in the best work at reasonable prices. Prompt heels and other shoe components. ment, was not indicated. The right with a bleach of the peace. interests of the towm.” Triple Guide the all aluminum com­ gladly answer all your questions, graph, you may rent one from him attention to repairs and monthly Taylor a.nd Modern Funeral Home, Lydall and Foulds makes folding the ''Beat Article of the Month | ice Station at Manchester Green to use tlie trade name for a year bination storm and screen win­ quote prices or advise you without at a moderate cost. Hits Parked Cars 233 Washington St., Hartford. Award” for a recent contribution for ' man.v years. Continuances were granted to: ONLT servicing of office machines can and set up box boards used in was included in the sale. Thomas Hendrickson, 37, of 94 WATKINS-WEST ALUM INCM dows. They are years ahead in de­ obligation. Improve the appear­ Berube's sell’.new and used type- and will add years to their use and Burial will be in Norlhwood Cotne- making any type of shipping con­ published in the March issue of Cook is a former Manchester CA NO PIES sign, engineered for year-round ance of your home, improve its Life Association News. selectman and served as chairman A second instrument recorded North St., charged with intoxica­ QIVE VF.An writera, carrying the Royal. Under­ save you a considerable sum of A Manchester man who fell tcry, Wilson. tainer other than corrugated. with the town clerk leases the tion, breach of the peace, assault Turkington Fete weather control through smooth value and really enjoy the weather wood. Remington and L. C. Smith asleep at the wheel early this Friends may call at the funeral Cooper’s article was titled "I of the board. He lives at 562 E. FUNERAL ‘ROUND to come with products from Man­ money yearly. For the best In type­ wrote a Million on My Debit.” Purnell PI. location from the sel­ and resisting arrest, to April 18; easy operation and designed to en­ in both portable and standard writer and office machine repairs, home tomorrow from‘ 3 to 5 and Middle Tpke., is marridd. and haa PBOTKCTION hance your home. The American chester Awning Company. morning woke up wdth a atari A perfect example of how busi­ Company officials aay this is the four children. lers to Foster for a 2-year period Raymond C. Lee, 44, Rockville, At Armory Today SERVICE Styles. If you are Interested in a call Berube's. when he crashed Into a pair of 7 to 9 p.m. and Monday from 7 to nesses may help one another is effective April 1, and also contains charged with the fraudulent Isaue Keep* rioor Dry window is self-storing, giving win-' typewriter, yet do not want to 9 p.m. Let* la Uzlil TTiose businesses in the market parked cars on Main St. found In the lobby of the Man­ an option to renew for an addi­ o i checks, to April 11; and George Today is Harold A. Turkington ter storm protection and summer spend the money on a new one, for new office machines or type­ chester office of the Connecticut he must have qualifications that ORMAND J. WEST, screen ventilation, ail in one unit Hebron Robert E. Kensel, 62. of 41 Deer­ tional 3-year period. W. Parker, 25, Thomaston, charged day and a long-planned testimonial why not inquire about the price of writers will do well to contact field Dr., told police he was head­ Stanley York Bank and Trust Co. on Main St. Two Injured, cannot be overlooked. Foster said he will operate the with failure to secure k vendor’s Director E-Z Terms • Free Estimates and it will save you a substantial a good used typewriter? You will Berube’s who sells and services all ing for a restaurant to get a cup Stanley York, Vernon, died at There's a boat on display in the I am eorry I have not the time business from the Purnell Pi. ad­ license, to April 18. dinner for the former mayor will sum of money on fuel bills year Rockville City Hospital last night, TEL. 5H S-2856 GOP Seeks Help get years of use from one and makes. Call MI 9-3477 or MI 3-6342 of coffee when he dosed off. The bank — a 16 foot, moulded fiber or the means to devote to this dress and the N. Main St. location Court was still in session at press begin at 7 p.m. in the State Ar­ 142 E. CENTER ST. after year, something to remember save a considerable sum of money. or drive up to the Green for fur­ time was 1:30. Kensel was arrested after a lingering illness. glass craft— w'hich seats six peo­ issue. ’Die Manchester Herald has will be used for warehousing and a time. after the extremely cold weather He was bom in Lithuania 77 FeU in Well mory. with 600 townspeople ex­ filancheater'a Oldest Home Specialties Co. However, if you need a typewriter ther information on price* and and charged with reckless driving ple. It is powered by a 35-horse been most generous bi allowing me pre-packaging plant operation. this past winter. Select top ven­ In Policy Move for a temporary period, why not services. and Is due in court April 18. years ago. outboard and included la a trailer to present all the information I The new owner of B a e r’s haa Deer Damage Paid pected to attend. WItk Finest FaciUUes Bob Brown and Charlie Pringle tilation or bottom ventilation and Patrolman James Martin said A private funeral will be held and water skis. Two persons, a man and a wom­ can gather on this subject. I per­ been doing business in ItoTichester The dinner, arranged by a non­ 89 PURNELL PLACE when moving Inserts notice Amer­ Republicans of the town are be­ partisan committee in tribute to Kensel was driving*north on Main Monday morning at 8 o’clock in The McIntosh Boat Co. of 62 an, were treated at Mancheater sonally have absolutely nothing to since 1931 and operat^ from -N. Madison, Wis, — The Wisconsin ican's positive locking stops at all ing asked to help formulate party held in . Tolland County at the 16. Local Republican women who Bt. and hit two cars on the ekst St. Bridget's CSiurch. Burial will be Oak St., arranged for the display Memorial Hoapital for Injuries suf­ gain should this measure be de­ Main St. for the last lilne years. the veteran Republican, will be positions, no chance of the window North Coventry School today. would like to participate In this in St. Bridget'! Cemetery, Conservation Department reports followed by dancing from 10 to 1. policy through a questionnaire Girls and boys enrolled in 4-H curb north of Pearl St. owned by —financing may be made through fered when they fell Into a dry feated which allows our water to that during the last five years it The Mac5IIilaa Every falling or slipping. The panels are vi.*it are asked to comniunicate Robert J. Jones, of IT Brainard There will be no calling hours. the bank. remain as la. Main speakers will be Superior Man's Encyclopedia replaced ea.sily for they are spe­ sent out by the GOP Town Com­ clothing projects in Tolland, WiU with Mrs. H. Clay Osborn, presi­ PI., and Robert T. Ident, of Glas­ Funeral arrangements are In well near the Villa Louisa around pSid 3X22,278 in deer-damage Court Judges William J. Shea and 6 asd « lington, Coventry and Mansfield Do hot think for a moment that claims and 321.261 in bSar-damage Loiveat Price Major cifically designed so that you can­ mittee. dent of the Hebron Republican tonbury. Jones' car came to rest charge of W. P. Quish. The appointment of Thomas J. 1 o’clock this morning. most people are favoring this Belated Egg Hunt Qharles S. House. Town official.^ will model garments which they Women's Club. The group will visit against the window of the Chatter­ claims. Damage to vegetables and knd leaders of both political PACKAGE STORE Encyclopedia In the not replace them incorrectly. All They are being asked to stale have made. Representative* from Derby of 104 Park St. as a rep­ They are Mrs. Madeline Rudd, measure. My phone rings so often grain constituted most of the deer English Language operations for cleaning or ventila­ what they believe the role of the Ella Grasso, Secretary of State. box Restaurant. resentative for Ma.s.sarhusetts 46, of 81 Walnut St., and Pat Par- with words of encouragement. You Smashing SnccesiS parties will be at the head table. this group will be selected to rep­ The group will met at the A parking meter waia bent In the claims, whilst apiaries were the Guests will bring their own ROUTE 6-44 e BOLTON tion are made from inside the party should be, suggesting town resent Tolland County at the Stale Mutual Life Insurance Co. has adiso, 48, 90 Scott St., Eaat Hart­ might be surprised if you but leading cost in bear damage. The Phone Ml 9-3324 12 Volumes $59.95 home and behipd each American improvements, school conditions Capitol at 10:30 am. and will be crash, Martin said, and all cars F u n e ra lu been anno.ui\ced by Burton A. Rice, ford. According to Frank Facchet- knew the source of these calls. Be The belated Blaster Egg Hunt at liquid refreshments. Setups will be Plus—Free Natural 4-H Clothing Revue, at the Univer­ conducted on a tour of the build­ were towed from the scene. State does not pay for damage available. product stands a company whose and ends to be reached in the com­ sity of Connecticut in July. Yesterday at 8:07 p.m., police district manager. ti, owner of the restaurant, the al- sure your neighbor gets out to vote 10 this morning was a smashing to cars on highways, filthough BEER Hardwood Desk Rack primary aim is to bring you bet­ ing 10 years. ing. having luncheon at the offi­ Mrs. Jessie B. Booth Before joining Ma.ssachusetts cident happened shortly after he that day, ’Thia is Important to The Second Clothing Revue for cers’ club, at the State Armory at reported. 12-vcar-old Thomas Coyill success, chairman Alton L. Spboul deer caused 2,200 traffic accidents MANCHESTER ter pr^ucts at better prices for It is planned that at the next .Somers. Elilngton, Vernon, Bolton, of R8 W. Middle Tpke., was knocked The funeral of Mrs. Jessie E. Mutual, Derby waa an experiment­ closed the place for the night. every one of us. Do not be a guinea said. It went like clockwork, lasted ifl Wisconsin during 1958. LIQUORS better living. Ask about them at Republican caucus, a s\ib-commit- 1. after which there will be a visit Booth, 91, widow of Frederick W. al engineer with Pratt and Whit­ The two victims were taken to pig for experiments. This issue is about 20 minutes, and no child Andover and Hebron will be held to Ihe State Library and a bu*i- ' from his bicycle by a car on A Darling Set WINES Manchester Awning Co. ■ buy them tee of the town committee, com­ Saturday, April 11 at the Hebron Church St. Booth, was held at 10 o'clock this ney Aircraft. He is a graduate‘‘of Manchester Memorial Hoapital. being pushed too fast. Norwich, found more than one golden egg, BOOKSHOP on a Home Improvement Loan and prising William I. Borst, Douglas ness meeting. morning at the Watkins-West Catholic University In Washing­ Paradiso was treated for a cut on Conn., is the next clt.v on the long Elementary School, The public is I’ersonal* Covill was taken to Manchester he said. Large Walk-ln Beer Cooler ANDREWS BLDG. budget them over a period of 36 M. Fellows or Mrs. Clifford R. invited to attend both fa.shion Memorial Hospital where he was Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. ton and is a member of St. James’ the forehead and discharged. list, where they will try to fluori­ The hunt had been - postponed Prayers For Children! 87 E. Center SL-^^MI S-I0S6 Wright, will be ready to summar­ Mrs. Rudd, however, waa found and Cold Beer At All Times months if you wish. show*. Carlton H. Jones, who has been treated and di.scharged. He suffer­ The Rev. John R. Neubert minister Church. He is a member of the date the water. By voting against one week due to snow. Open DaUy 9 A.M. to 9 PAL PARKING IN REAR Have you considered aluminum ize replies. ill with one of the virus diseases of the Community Bapti.st Church, Junior Chamber of Commerre. to have a displaced stjoulder and fluoridation you will be rendering Finders of the 15 golden eggs, Chiirch Sers’lce* ed a bruised left shin. awnings for your home 7 They will PTA Talks Set Service* at St. Peter's Episcopal for some time, has recovered and Patrolman Emanuel Molola saiM officiated. Burial was in Fairview. a deep laceration of the thigh. She the people of Js’orwich a favor for who received prizes, were: Nancy A PTA conference will be held is back at wo|k in hi* garage. Covill^ was pedaling north and Cemetery, Chicopee, Mass. Tl\ose interested in receiving waa adniitted for treatment. Her they no doubt are watching what Cushing, 16 Preston Dr.; Leonard Church tomorrow will be Holy at the elementary school April 2. Communion, 8 a.m.; morning pray^^ Mrs. Helen Coleman of Hebron ■wTingH. into the path of a car Bearers were Julius Hoezka, professional instruction in por­ condition was reported by a hos­ we do here. They do not speak too Dion, 29 Edgerton St,; Sharon wlian H*a «m* «• with parents especially urged to was called Thursday to assist In driven by Donald E. Wiley, of Charles Brendell, Richard Watkins traiture, landscape, still life or pital spokesman today as "good." often of New Britain for they had Lorentzen, 166 Center St.; Collin er. Litany and Church School, 9:30; CUNLIFFE attend. There will be a single and Holy Communion at 11. The the care of her sister. Mrs. Donald Rockville. Covill was passing a and Walter Borst. similar oil or water color paint­ too much trouble and expense Judd, 14 Knok St.; Carl Heikkla, session on that day, since a good McDonald of Windham, who suf­ parked car at the time, he said. Mrs. Booth died Wednesday at ings should contact the Sherwin- keeping the dispensing apparatus 110 Main S t; Gepifrey Kenway, Rev. Douglas F. Pimm, rector, will Williams store at 981 Main St. Berube's many other teacher conferences officiate. , fered a serious attack of illness. the Vernon Haven Convalescent working as it should. Can they 54 Academy St.; Keith Vozzolo, 8 MOTOR SALES Typewriter Service are being scheduled for the same She was reported improved but Home, Prior to her illness she had The store Is sponsoring an art Open Forum deny this? Alpine St,; Bruce Ellison, 39 Law- day. YPF EvenU made her home with her sOn, workshop with two instructors. ton Rd.; Joey Sinnamon. 73 Hem­ EXJPERT AUTO BODY and 479 .Middle Tpke. E. An Archdeaconry YPF officer*' is under a doctor's care. One is Walter Van Arsdale,’ illus­ If you are opjwsed to fluorida­ 01010 WMdiivis rwv FENDER REPAIRS ■apart Manchester Lederer Home meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Bible aa*H .Set Clarence F. Booth. 106 Spruce St. tion get out and vote. You are now lock St.; Ronald Ferguson, 104 CAI.U A.3.C Maurice Lederer, .son of About Town She was a charter member of trator, painter and teacher; the ‘Pushed Too Fast’ DayJd Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hebron and Gilead Congrega- battling one of th? stronge.st un­ Garth Rd.; Betsy Richmond, 283 ii 09THOUu»CH unit roiN ENAMEL and LAOtiUER Typewriters and Office Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Lederer of the tionalists have alfeady started The Friendship Circ|e of the Cobat Chapter, Order of Eastern other is Kenneth Tedford, design­ To the Editor, ions on the face of thfe earth. Spring St.; Christine Kerr, 23 Bar­ ime nt BEFpnSHINGS Ml 3-6563 BlachintonSa BRepaired, Sei^’iced Basket Shop Rd., Hebron, is Albert S. Taylor, will be' the Star, and Surora Council, Degree er, painter end lecturer. You were told a short time ago ry Rd.; Kevin Mohr, 79 Hackma­ * TQ (ROW in NINOUNISS • l*AOKIN« preacher at the evensong service planning' their daily Vacation Bible Salvation Army will meet Monday Those taking the couise. which George A. CaiUouette, D.C. REASUNABLE PRICES , Rentals spending a leave of absence with School, to take place the second night at 7:45 at the Citadel. Mrs, of Pocohonlas, Chicopee. that those opposing adding of rat tack St.; Brian Cushing; 58 Hem­ ^ MIS fO fARTN FREE ESTUMATES his parents. He ia atationed In to 'be held in the church Sunday Besides her son.s, she leaves two is to begin soon, may attend cither 119 Center Street lock S t; and Kerry Donahue, 305 We Handleuidle Stationery Along evening at 7, at which out of town two weeks in July. For one proj­ Terry Howard, chairman of the day or evening classes and are poison it) our water would put on Alabama. ect a large number of shoe boxes .fellowship committee, reminds all grandchildren and eight great­ Porter .St BT. 80—WAPPING, CONN. With Office Machine Supplies dothing Revue soloists are expected. The Crusad­ grandchildren. ' asked to deaignate what type of a last minute push to add fear, ers are sponsoring this service. will be required. Parishioners are members to bring sneakers. Host­ painting they arc interested in. Sproul aaid between 350 and 500 a t THE RICHFIELD SIGN Mrs. 'Victor Rychlipg of Hebron asked t^'Yeep this in mind. esses will be Mrs. Ruby Clough confusion and doubt in the minds were at the Valley St playground A. J. BERUBE, Prop, is one of the members of the com­ Monday evening, a Teachers’ and Mrs. Howard. > Mrs. M'infield N. Chare They are also asked to rate them- TEU BU 1-5404 Workship will l)e held In Phelps selve.s as cither a beginner, inter­ of people. I wonder where this for the search. !a police siren sig­ 5n 9-3477—5H 3-6342 mittee helping-to stage the first of 5fanriiest«r Evening H erald The funeral of Mrs. Winfield N. ^ V and A . 8 naled the start of the hunt the two 4-H clothing revues to be Hail. The topic will be “Funda­ The iVebles, local Instrumental Chace, 29 Main St., was held at mediate or advanced painter. push is really coming from after Manchester Moving Hebron correspondent Ml** Susan Eight 2-hour lessons will be of­ reading the full, page advertise­ Sproul said thanks are in order mentals of Christian Education." B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy group, will appear on the JTeens- 1:30 yesterday afternoon in St. for the Park Department and the Parishioners are also- reminded Mary’j Episcopal Church. The fered for a small fee. The time and ment in ’The Herald on-Tuesday and Tmcking Co. 8-S4SS. * Vllle” program at 6:30 Monday place where the classes will be You will be surprised I am sure Police Department for their co­ Read Herald Advs. that the Rev. Mr. Pimm, will’ be nlghtj, Channel 18. Rev. PTescott Beach, assistant, of­ Q—What waa the real nam« of operation in the event. • It was attending the College of Preach­ ficiated, and Sydney MacAlpine held will be announced soon. when you see those that will be the American poet, Joaquin Mil Taipei — Formosa has a popu­ out rounding up the votes for this sponsored jointly by the Junior ers, at Washington Cathedral, lation of more than 10,000,000 Members of the American Legion was organist. Burial was in Wap­ Ralph Stence of the Dillon Sales lerT . Chamber of Commerce and Man­ KIERNAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. from April 6 to 10. Anyone who Auxilffary are reminded that the ping Cemetery. project. Men who have never closed A—Cincinnatus Hlfter Miller. about 770,000 of whom live in the & Service Co., 319 Main St., was their office to get the vote out will chester Parent Teacher Assn, or­ EDWARD A. CONKLIN, Preeldent may be in need of mini.strations of capita), Taipei. Of Formosa's total annum coupon shower will be held C arers were William Ouster, among the top Ford car and truck ganizations. the church is asked to contact Sen­ during April, and cash proceeds James Herdir. Walter Fort! n. be out that day I have been ad 427 HARTFORD RD.—TEL. MI 9-4190—Next to N om an’e population, 180,000 are aborigines salesmen honored at a banquet vised. Q—What Is a . nesting trait of Horn Strong Is Your ior Warden Lewis W. Phelps of of seven major tribes. from these coupons will be used for Wilson Dobson, Thomas Rollason held in the Somerset Hotel in Bos^ Any one that darea oppose this many Old World cuckoos? Slayer Executed. Andover. the Department emergency Child and Griswold Chappell. ton this week in recognition of measure openly is accused of hav­ A—They are parasitic, that is, COMPLETE AUTO REPAiRIN6 GOP Women Set Trip Welfare fund. Members may bring Thursday night, delegations their individual sales accomplish­ ing some t.vpe of tnental block or they lay their eggs in the neste MoundsvlUe, W. Vk., April 4 UPI InyestmerH Portfolio? A visk to the General As.sembly their coupons to the supper meet from many organizations called ments for 1958. handling the truth' carelessly. I of other birds. —Elmer David Bruner, 43, of CLEAN USED CARS RODY W ORKS i* planned by the Tolland County tag of the Auxiliary and Legion, at the Holmes Funeral Home to ’The salesmen, representing New told you In my last latter in this Huntirtgton, paid with his life ui Republican Women’s Assn. April CUSTOM MADE Tuesday at 6:30 at the Legion pay. respects to Mrs. Chace. Ws fssl that you might profit by having on* of our • Fall etock el etaadarfi aad Blue Streak Ignition pert*. 4 Adco England dealerships located forum that 100 towns that have Q—Can the election of a U.S. the electric chair last night for •xpsrisnced Investment apsclsIisU examine and reappraise CANVAS AWNINGS H Anthony Maciejko, James herl citizenship ? * ■ No. 8194 with Patt-o-Rama is in Porter. Membera are requested to Crowe and Paul Shea. that he is a member of the A.M.A. eight minutes after the first shock. iron transfer for two designs' ^— sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. Size we will make specific duggestions. The R. F. Dimock Co. at 615 a Fellow of the American Acad­ A—tNo. S.h^ retains her U.S. ' execution ended a 22-mhnth each about 8”.x 10”; stitch iuuatra- TOO LITTLE! TOO LATE! Mt aatde articles. Main St. has beep named sole citizenship.whether she. also .4, dress, IH yards of 35-inch: bon­ Will fchlB he ^ u r comment tomorrow? Not if you check O vl W. Coj-lson emy of Allergy, the American Col­ fight to escape the penalty,' in­ tions; color charts. EDWARD W. KRASENICS, Manager distributor for Esther Williams lege of Chest PHystcians and the acquires the\ nationality of her cluding two appeals to the State To order, send 25c in coins to;— net, ^4 yard; jacket, 14 yard and wifh UB today for your complete inturmnee coverage. # 7 9 BILUON FOR POVERTY The funeral of Carl W. Carlson Swimming Pools in the Manches­ husband depends bn the laws of % yard contrast. SEE US IFOR: . Vona^' Ctarmapy. April 4 VFi— American College of Phyaicians, Supreme Court, one to the U.S. Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ waa held at 2 o’clock yesterday af­ ter area. The franchise - includes co-founder and former president hia country. Supreme Court' and a laat-mlnute ning Herald. UM AVE. OF To order, wnd 36c In coins to ALDQ PAGANI • Ahunhium Roll Up Atrataga A mI aafftana «u# taAay It win ternoon at the Holmes Funeral Manchester, Bolton, Coventry. An­ petition to Gov. Cecil H. Undei> Sue Burnett,’ Manchester Evening • Venettaii Biinfia I . #M MWob to mak« m atort of the. Michigan Allergy Society AMERICAS, YORK SS, N. Y. Home, with the Rev. Ksfl #!. Blake dover, 'Yernoni Ellington and i ad­ they placed doubt ta your mind Q—How did "cold feet" come wood. ' ; For ist-ctaas mailing -add lOc Herald llise AVE. OP AMERICAS DONALD QBNOVE81, Azeeelata • ^StomDoota rrtrty *ta the of S t Mark’s ^angeUcal Lutheran joining sections. V as to his qualifications by be­ to mean fear? Mrs. Ruby H. Miller, 68-year-o|d, for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ ONEW YORK f«, N.Y. • ComUMOon W tatowi at the' iverid. Church of Glastonbury officiating. ■ITie cpmpany has four pools "In A—-The expression itarted with For Ist-class mailing add 10c for , HAMMILttCp. la tooiMeua," littling him In that article. He wae oontractor’a 'svife who .was promi­ dress adth sons and Pattern Num­ Monehostor AwalHg Burial was In East Cemetery. Stock’’ and can m ake. delivery' in one of four experts invited to soldiers in tha 19th century. One nent in church work,' was found ber., > ■' I- ■ each pattern. Print Name, Address Ntv TweiMt I INSURANCE fMfil iA-«> latorvlew. Bearers were Sven Anderson, 1 J ■ m WEST CRNTEB 81.; anywhere from four days to two tesUfy et the 'A,ug. T, 1957. head­ of the chief .ailments in battle waa desM) on a bed of her home May It's ready >—. the '59 Naddiework wltk Zone, style No. and Btae. • MOeMl 9 -liY l - W I^ PRantoNAL BSiviCB. RINUa I9M f.«091 \^'''. tiMra a n 99 ini> Warren, Sorenson, Richard Cough­ weeks, depending upon the type ing of the A.M.A. CouneUa on frozen fpet4-but it was sdso said 27, 1957. Her head had been beaten Album! Fifty-six pages of pretty Bend S5c now for the new Spring Ifll fCAIM BTREBT—T ^ MI f09S4 ^ waalttot aa# 4# lin, Richard CaUahan, Wdils Pit­ purchased. An actual working Foods end Nutrition and on Dniga, that aome 'aoidiera feigned thia and the state said aha had l>Mn designs; plus frae pstlem s for dro- A Summep ‘59 Issue of our pattocn rtorHtoilM.” kin and Marvin l

UUR BOARDING HOUSE "m tli MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROj&WORp PUZZLE AiiWar to Provloua Punlo Eight Records Dutch Traot S e t in Swim NI ACIOB8 , 55 Church feU >I#.?.rrL'N»^ OF A MAM«TILL - 56Natural faU I Gold Min -^7PiioU Pitching Big Meet at Yale o(' the J i DOWN MB WHATWRWieeSUER » UPTOf Netherlind* New Haven, April 4 UPt—An We& RW AMUCK AND CHARSEDTHB f/ 7 This Muntrjr 1 Prods Cpf5iTlSW0FAA^EKTlRE_HA9£eDASH-J^^^^^ awesome walloping of record! by raUei bulbt 3 Loose Of Reds; Tabbed Olympic prospeota has excited for — - overcoat American coaches here for the A m i WILOCOSTUMES ATA 1) OxidUini 5 Renter HALLOWEEN PARTY/ iFJiE THINKS third arid final day of the National enzyme 4 Female deer AAU In t^ r swimming and diving THE TARIFF HERE UPreyer (Scot.) • to Tarfet pef 38 Sheltered side GIIKOtA 22 Say - 38 Cylindridal championships. INCLUDES 15 Property ■ 5 East (Fr.) Loop Dark Horse Three American and five meet R A S S -^ --• items 6 Birds' homes 33 FrifhUn . 30 Peaterer 3S European bird 40 Fixed look records have been broken in eight 16 Roman 7 Drink events with eight more to go to­ procurator excessively 27 Rotterdam U -IZ Contests of its pCipeed / night of Jlidea 6 Canton in Ebcoept for two meet marks (Bib.) Switzerland Important 44 Sly looks / 0 Lillian’r cities 45 Weights of / shattered by mighty Murray Roee, 17 Delirium the Southern California sophomore tremens (ab.) nickname 28 Russian India / mountains 49 Poem By EARL YOST from Australia, the other etand- IS Article 10 Hebrew prophet (Bit).) 30 Girl’s name 50 BrythOidc Tampa, Fla. — Pitching ards have been murdered by 30 Philippine sea g of Americans. Nefrito (var.) 11 Tankard -34 Bowling seems to be the need of every term (pi.) 52 Head /Covaring “It is reasonable to assume,” 31 Observe . of wine major league manager I met 13 Move 85 Mother, 53 Mariner'a says Bob Kiphuth, Yale’s 68-year- 33 furtively or father dir^tion- up with on the Grapefruit old retiring coach, "fhat Some renleen (ab.) League . circuit this spring more records will he broken before r and Mayo Smith of the Cin­ the final gun sounds tonight” He cinnati Reds was no exception. ehould know. •‘We neea pitching,” the former The American and meet record Philadelphia Phillie manager re­ smashers last night were Norbert ported, "and we need It bad. There Rumple of Southern Illinois, 220- Isn’t question but that our big­ yard breaststroke, 2:36.1, down any from 2.38.5; Charley Blttlck, SPRING IS JUST AROUND 'THE CORNER— Baseball New diamond at the high school will not be ready for gest need is for pitchers.’’ Southern California sophomore, practice at Manchester High started this week and four several weeks and practice sessions, Monday through It was a long year in 19BS for 100-yard backstroke, :65.5, down Friday, weather permitting, will be held at Nebo. Open­ the Redlegs, once the most power­ hopefuls for positions with the Indians in CCIL competi­ from :65.7, and George Harrison, tion are shown above en route to a workout' at Mt. Nebo. / ing game is scheduled April 13—just nine days away! ful home run hitting team In the Stanford sophomore, 400-yard In- (Herald Photo by Ofiara) majors, and before the can^paign di'vidual medley, 4:35.8, down from ended Birdie Tebbetts had sung his 4:41.3. swan song and Cloach Jimmy Olympic .Hopes Dykes took over. Smith, who was They’ll be trying for America’s fired as manager of the Phils last 1960 Olympic team. Canavari Heads 450 Boys Sign Up July, was given a one year con­ Rose, who lowered the 1500. tract. The Reds collected 221 hom- meter freestyle meet record from Umpires Board Palmer on Way For Little League eps during the 19S6 season, tying 18:20.2 to 18:18.4 Thursday night the major league record. JIM O'TOOLE although he was running a 100 Little League registration VADA PINSON temperature, pushed the 220-yard John Oanavari, director of Considered a dark horse in the athletics and baselwtll coach at last night attraotikl 765 boys, sprinl AAU mark down from President Pbll Sullivan reports, coming National League race, the for a cup of coffee—-27 games— Rockville High School, last Redlegs are the darkest of dark replied, "because we don’t know 2:02.5 to 2:02.2. Healthy again, To Repeat Win of which 450 slgn^ up to play. just how far our pitching can go." last year at the start of the cam the Australian will be shooting for night wa» reelected president of horses. No team has ever won a palgn but did most of his work the Eastern ConnecUcut Board Boys Interested in playing In pennant without front line pitch­ The Reds added power in acquir­ his third title, the 440-yard free ing slugging'Frank Thomas from with Seattle where he hit .343 ,and style. of Approved Baseball Umpires. the H-12-year-old bssebell loop as (at ing and the Reds are still search­ registered at the Buckley) IVad- the Pittsburgh Pirates. ThomaS, stole 37 bases. He attended the In addition to this quartet, other Other officers renamed were Augusta, Gr., April 4 (/P)— Arnold Palmer is a young man ing for pitchers. who can play first or third base or same high school in Oakland, gold medal winners last night were Peter Staiim, vice president and dell and Verplanck Schools with "We are hopeful that Jimmy Earl Yost, secretary-treasurer. who has no fear of black cats, broken mirrors and the super­ Commissioners George Hatzen- leftfleld. Is ticketed fbr duty at Calif., as teammate Robinson. Indiana’s Mike Troy, 220-yard stition that Masters golf champions never repeat. "Of course. O’Toole will develop into a top the hot comer. "Thomas isn’t a The board Includes members Imhler (National League)) Jim Veterans Gus Bell, Del Ennis, butterfly: Ohio State’s Sam Hall, Higgins (American LMgue) pitcher. He had quite a record with bad fielder at all," Smith said. "He Bob Thurman and Pete Whisenant one-meter dive, and Southern CSil’s from Manchester, Rockville, I’m conscious of this tradition—they don’t let me forget it,” Nashville last season and he has has worked hard trying to improve 400-yafd freestyle relay team. West Hartford, Windsor I.,orks, the muscled Llgonler, Pa,, profea-A and Paul VVIIIhide (Internation­ are battling for the other two out al League.) looked good this spring,” Sn^h himself, and he has.” Talking with field berths. All would have trouble There is hardly any contest for East Hartford, Colchester and slonal says. "But 1 don’t let it con­ than I did a year ago,” he said, told me. O’Toole,' who has Mad Thomas, the man who at one time making the starting outfield of team honors, won last year by Thompsonvllle. Heajlqiinrters cern me. I’m just concentrating on "But I never take this course or Operating costs for the 1859 plenty of fanfare to date, copped aspired to enter the priesthood, he rival league clubs. This clearly in­ Southern Cal’s freshmen. The Tfo- are In Manchester. winning the tournament.” tournament for granted. I don’t re­ season have been set at $5,000. 20 decisions In the Southern Assn, told me he had never had one hour dicates that the Redlegs are not jans have tallied 43 points. (Closest Applications for membership The defending tltleholder and lax. 1 play scared. Sponsors will contribute $2,000 a year ago and was named Minor of instruction, at third base during to be seriously considered when are the Cincinnati (Coca-Cola) may be fonvardeP)—The er. "Pinson Is the only outfielder brought in Terry Brennan to Cup, play on the road against the well, all toughened tournament as starters. If they both come some distinguished misses. Ken performers. undefeated College All-Stars, oper­ through, we could reach the top." sure of a starting job, "Smith said, handle the conditioning program. Chicago Black Hawks. The Leafs, For Robbery Try Venturi, pre-tourney favorite, had Former National Open Cham­ ating with surprising precision, O'Toole is a southpaw and Pena, a thing and can-he fly. He’s-golng to The former Notre Dame head foot­ the Cinderella team of the playoffs 151. Three-time winner Jimmy can win the Pan-American basket­ slender Cuban, throws rlghthand- thing and can he fly. e’s going to ball coach worked daily with the entertain the Boston Bruins at pions Cary Middlecoff and Jack In Atlantic City Demaret had 162. Lloyd Mangrum Fleck headed the list at 145. In­ ball trials with a victory over ed. He had a 11-10 record with be one of the most exciting i^ayers entire .squad at A1 Lopez Field. It home. Wichita tonight. in the league because of his speed. will take more than the Redlegs’ (151) and ex-champlon Claude cluded were Chandler Harper, Bo Havana last year. Since they lead 3-2 in the best- Harmon (151) were other casual- But if the All-Stars falter In the Just how good are the Redlegs? I think he could bunt and hit flexing of muscles to Improve upon Atlantic City, N. J.. April 4 (AO Winlnger, Jay Hebert, Walt Burk- of-seven semi-finals all the Cana- tle.2. round-robin event AAU champ "It’s pretty hard to,say,” Smith .300.” The 20-year-old, who was up the 1958 finish. —Johnny Saxton, twice the wel­ emo and two Walker Cup amateurs Wichita has an opportunity. diena and the Leafs need to make Palmer, a rugged, thick-necked stars, Billy Joe Patton of Morgan­ it an all-Canada Cup final is -win terweight champion of the world, Even a three-way tie— to be was accused of trying to rob a athlete who looks like a light- town, N. C., and Bill Hyndman of tonight. heavyweight fighter, shot to the broken by a point differential—is store today. Police captured him Arlington. 'Va. possible. This is easier said than done. at gunpoint on the roof of the front by adding a two-under-par Australia’s Thomson, four-time McDougald’a Homer Decides The Boston team, victor in the The All-Stars, adding coordina­ Baseball Clinic building. 70 to a previous 71. He gave every British Open king, shared 146 with first two games against Toronto, tion to youth, shattered the Armed It was the second recent burg­ impression that he has the ex-PGA winner Chick Harbert and Forces 93-77 last night at Freedom wa.sn’t giving an inch after losing strength and the attitude to stay Frank Stranahan. Oldsters say Planned at Rec three in a, row to the underdog lary arrest for the 28-year-old Hail. The Bartlesville Oilers, AAU boxer. He is free on $1,000 bail there. there’s never been a traffic jam runners-up handed Wichita Its first Tigers Need Long Ball Leafs who just made the playoffs "I may feel a bit freer out there quite like this. Baseball Clinic for Little on the last night of the regular in New York, accused of the theft defeat, 86-61. League graduates and new season. of $6 worth of costume jewelry Oscar Robertson racked up 26 boys plknning to play ip the "Maybe the Leafs will find out several weeks ago. points for the All-Stars with team­ Before Beating Yanks Alumni League this season they’re not the only ones who can Police said Saxton entered Ron­ mate Jerry West contributing 17. nie’s 5 & 10 cent store at 2707 At- will be held at the East Side fight back,” said Boston Coach John Green picked o ff 18 rebounds Recreation Center on Tuesday lanUc Ave. at 5 p.m. yesterday Whelan and Martin and got 12 points for the victors. Milt Schmidt. "Weve pulled our­ and hid until it closed. Adrian Smith paced the Armed New York, April 4 {IP)— If anything in this big, wide world and Thursday evenings start­ selves out of these situations be­ ing Tuesday, April 7, and con­ Someone, phoned headquarters Forces with 18, Followed by Jack can make Bill Norman livid, it is a fellow major league fore. There’s no reason why we about midnight to report a light Adams with 16. '■ tinuing each week through can't do it again.” manager pointing toward his Detroit Tigers and expounding: the month. inside the darkened store. Police Roll for Pin Title Rip Apart Foe “ There’s the team that might beat the .Yanks for the Ameri­ This clinic is to acquaint Played Bad Game then surrounded the building. Tlie hustling Oilers, gaining a can League pennant." the new boys with the rules "We got the bad game out of our The officers said Saxton broke seven-point margin at balftlme. Norman Is quick to point out the second inning, he breezed In. and procedures Of the Alumni system Thursday," chimed in Lynn through the tin roof of the store, FinaLs in the Recreation Department’s eighth annual ripped apart Wichita early In the that in his six years in the Tiger He gave up a two-run homer by League and also instruction on Patrick, Bruins’ general manager. climbed out and was captured. He Men’s Town Duck Pin Bowling 'Tournament are on tap to­ second period. organization, the club has been in Rocky Colavito in the first and the fundamentals of pitching, "That was probdbly the worst was handcuffed and taken to head­ night at 7 ;30 at the Y alleys. Paired in the best-of-five-game ■ George Bonsalle and Phil Mur- the first division only once. And, was tapped for four hits and two. fielding, and throwing. game we played all season. We quarters In tears. rei: collected 16 poinU each for the he adds with Plato-like logic, "‘This will mean 10 years for me championship series are Charlie Whelan and sharpshooting victors. Wichita’s Dan Swartz got runs in the second. Eddie Bres- Supervisors of this program played all season. We won’t play Jimmy Martin. Another best-of-'* you’ve got to get in the first divi­ will be Wally Fortin, program two in a row like that.” In New York,” he told officers. 19. sion before you can think of over­ soud, Orlando Cepeda and Leon five consolation matcli to decide The smooth All-Stars, now 2-0. IVagner homered for the Giants. director, and Charlie Graff, "The Bruins aren’t going to Dressed In shabby pants, sweat­ this year’s event Martin rates the taking the 'Yanks. er at hat. the Negro fighter wa.s third and fourth place has veteran role of favorite. Jimmy, who has can leave in a blaze of glory b)’ building director. quit,” said Toronto Coach Punch Andy Lamoureaiix meeting Howie Why, only last'year, the man­ The Cards’ victory over the Roys attending these ses­ booked on charges of breaking and not lost a game while eliminating beating Wichita. White Sox enabled them to break lach. "W e’ll have our troubles, August. But Wichita (1-1) will win the agers’ union decided that the sions must wear sneakers and b\)^ I think wjt’II win.” entry and attempted larcency. Ed Pagoni,. Stan Htlinski and La- Tigers would make a battle of it a six-game , losing streak. The He wiU be arraigned Monday be­ Whelan will attempt to become title if it reboimds against the bring their baseball glove with Aff -fofu-the’ Black Hawks, back only the second man ever to win moureaux, has chsUked up an ex­ with the Yanks. They even had BiidS collected only five hits, but them and may register for the fore Magistrate Steven Damico cellent 125.1 average In 12 strings. All-Stars'and if the Armed Forcer Curt Flood’s fourth Inning homer on home Ice where they beat the the Town title two years. To date Jack Tighe believing It. Tlghe was clinic on opening night. with a possibility he may go free On the other hand, Whelan (0-2) beat Bartlesville (1-1)An the relieved in midstream and. Norman provided the difference. Canadiens twice, Chicago Coach only Hippo Correntl has turned second contest. i FollowlBg is a time schedule Rudy Pilous vows "This time there on bail before then. Installed as Bengal field, leader, Wes' Covington ended the long the boys must follow which Saxton first won the welter title the trick, winning top honors in The third p'ossibillty Is ar triple but they wound up fifth. deadlock in the Milwaukee-Wash- won’t be any traffic jams," from Kid Gavilan in Philadelphia 1953 and again in 1957. Whelan, tie if Wifhita and the Oilers win. will be the same for both 'This was a reference to Thurs­ Now there are whispers going ington game when he hit a homer Tusedays suid Thursdays. in October 1954. He lost it to who rolls In the Men’s Country Tlie rules in that event call f c around the league again that the in the 13th. The defeat was the 6:30-7:00 Pitchers and day’s defeat In Montreal where the Tony De Marco in April 1955 in Club League and with Walnut a winner with the greatest plu: 'Ilgers might do it. Norman would Senators' seventh in a row. catchers. Hawks’ bus was late In arriving Boston but won it again from Car­ Restaurant in the^ strong Restau­ point differential among the three like them to stop, but quick. Jim Owens and Jack Meyer had 7:00-7:30 First basemen and for the game. men Basilio in March 1956. Ba- rant League, was recognized- as teams. The differential, is the plur Lacks Important Elemeniii an easy time in the Miami nighter. ^ ird basemen. "W e never got out the kinks and sllio knocked him out to.Vegain Manchester’s No. 1 kegler in 1955. or minus point spread between the i He will admit that on paper he The Phillies provided them with 12 7:30-8:00 Shortstops and they killed us In the first 10 min­ the title in September 19,56. Off the averages compiled in total point! scored by a teaun and has a pretty good ball club but hits. Including homers by Harjy ^second basemen. utes,” Pilous said. the total allowed its opponents. that he lacks one mighty impor­ Anderson and Carl Sawatski. 6:00-8:30 Outfielders. The Hawks plan to revert to the . In the unlikely event this system tant element—the long ball. roughhouse tactics which helped still doesn’t break a .three-way Yesterday, for instance, the them to square -U»e series at 2-2 Celts Pit High-Powered Attack deadlock, averages on-field goals Tigers crumbled the Cincinnati after losing the first two games in scored and opponents’ 'field goals Reds, 10-5, In Tampa. The Tigers Montreal. are used. bashed out 17 hits, byt only one of Scott Has Very Little Respect If he plays Chicago’s Ted Lind­ Against Deliberate Style Today The All-Stars have a plus point them was a home run. Rocky say will set a playoff record by spread of 22 and the Oilers have Bridges, acquired from Washing­ appearing in 122 post-season 19. Wichita has a minus nine and ton during the winter, conilected. For Ring Elders, Stops Logart games. He and Maurice Richard, Boston, April 4 (J5 Boston pit­ Baylor wound up fourth among the Armed Forces minus 32. Cincinnati, ori the other hand, had iniured Montreal star, are tied at ted its high-powered offense the league’s best scorers—the only After the tournament 20 playerc two homers. Gerty Lynch' had one 121. against the deliberate style of the Minneapolis player to make the will be picked to play at Olenvibw and Frank ThomM another. Waahlnptoii,jApril 4 (A’) — 'ht)ok, -wae' ahead wi two of the. surprising Minneapolis Lakers to­ top 20. Bill Sharman, Bob Cousy, Naval Air Station, near Chicago. In other games, the Pittsburgh Within less than three \yeeks three official cards at the time. day in the opener of the National Tom Heinsohn, Russell and Ram­ The U.S. team for the Pan-Ameri­ Pirates downed 'the. Kansas (3iiy CSiarley Bcott has'proved- UmseK Gne judge .pad it even,-but Scott Basketball Assn, championship sey were the Celtics . representa­ can Games later will ba narrowed . A ’s, 6-1, in W est Palm Beach; the an. audacious' yriung fellow with made certain no addihjg of points Jim Blythe Out playoff series. tives. to 12. New York 'Yankees shut out the a total lade of respect for his box­ was necessary. The first of the best-of-seven Except for Vern Mlkkelsen, who Los Angeles Dodgers, 1*0, at Sara­ ing eldera' Better Hays Ahead To Retain Grown competition,^was'scheduled to start played for all but one of Minnea­ sota: the Ssm. Prshclsco Giants If there was any question ^ - CHARUE WHELAN Thus Scott, known to few ex­ at 3 p.m. EST at Boston Garden polis’ five world championship (Herald Photo) 27 Teams Launch edged the Clevsland .'Indians, 6-4, fore, Scott erased it last nig^t 'by with a national television audience teams, the Lakers are a younger at Phoenix) the St. Louis Cardinals cept friends and kinfoltc a month Toledo, Ohio, April 4 (■>)—The punching IsaaaV L o g a r t ^ g g y ago, is nqw assur^ of nmre and A A U names its senior boxing (NBC) included. team than Boaton. Baylor, Steve shows a neat. 121.6 average in 14 Husband-Wife Play turned back the ' Chicago ..White and whipping the veteran from Hamilton and Boo Ellis are rook­ Sox, 3-1, in S t Petersburg; the better,,paydfiya* Manager Norman champions tonight and 80 of the Among the featured individuals games. Charlie, a tough performer Chiba op a third-round te(^ii)al Henry hopes to match Charley nation’s niftiest amateurs are still were the stars of the respective ies while Hot Rod Hundley and in the clutch, has ecored 2-0 vic­ Milwaukee Braves required IS In­ knockout.. Jim Kregs are league sophomores. Twenty seven teagui will roll to­ nings to drop the Washington Ben', Scott, 22-year-old Philadelphian,’ soon kvith a welter in the class of in the race for the io titles. clubs In their semi-final series— tories over Bill LaRivlere and Ray day and tonight In the first annual ators, 4-3, in Orlando, and the Oaspar Ortega and to get hlip into Talent galore has battled Its Frank Ramsey, firebrand of the K. C. Jones. Bill Russell’s team­ DellaFerra and a comeback 2-1 Husband and Wife Bowling Tour­ won a disputed split decision, over title contention next jyear. way through the starting field of Celtics’ bench, and Lakers' rookie- mate of the San Francisco Nation­ Philadelphia Phillies vanquished Logart in New York on March 16. win over August in his march to nament at the West Side Rec al­ the Baltimore Orioles, 7-2, under Archie Moore may assist. Henry 107 to the threshold of fistic fame. of-the-year Elgin Baylor. al Collegiate champions of several the finale. Ends Controversy leys. . ^ , the Miami lights. is a sort of advance man for„ old . Of the 30 survivors a dozen are Ramsey led Boston scorers as years ago and Ben Swain are the There's little to choose between Action started this afternoon at The brash, yeung Pirates got rid But last niffat’e T V fig h t' audi­ Archie, the light heavyweight from Ohio, California and Penn­ the ace relief specialist who con­ Celts rookies but Swain has seen August and Lamoureaux, ' each 1 o’clock. Other shifts will roll at of (3eorge Bninet in two innings ence saw Scott end the contro- ruler, and plans to take Scott to sylvania have three each. Utah, tinually'came in to lift the Celts almost no playoff action. M ving compiled a 128J) average, 4 pjn. and 7 p.m'.- ' ' ■ • and roiled tip hUotal of 18 nits In •versy at 1:14 in the third'o( what CaUfomia next week for tutoring Illinois and Washington have^ two at critical Junctures In their seven- The series continues tomorrow Howie- in - 14 - - gamee and Andy in 12 - Next Saturday, 14 more'teams whipping w » ’>'A’s. The Buceoa was scheduled to be a 10-rriunder by the master. and Oregon, Colorado, Virginia) game triumph over Syraxnise. -afternoon here before the teama strings. Prior to bowing to 'Whel­ will take part in the event being clubhed him (or fives singles and a at Capitol arena. Logart could drop all the way Kentucky, Maryland arid Connecti­ Baylor poured In 170 pointa—a move to Minneapolis for Tuesday an in the semi-finals, August tip- run by Hahk Wlttke of thq Red double, good for dour runs, in the (Jbarley caught ^-ogart against out-of the top 16 welters after suf­ cut, one each. 28.3 average—in the startling and Thursday dates. ended Stan Saaiela and Dick Buck- second. the ropes with a jarring right and fering only the third TKO of his Still around and favored to Minneapolis six-igairie triumph ley. Lamoureaux defeated Fred a Trophief wlU b« sw^rd^ tor #>sweeplng left hool^.to 'the Rookie John fabler and Back then 74-flght .career.. climb on the thrones in Um 10 divi­ over defending World Champion ON HIS, PINS M ^u rry and Ding Farr before first and a e ^ d piaoa c n ^ s , jaw ‘ th lt floored^ the \ 2(^-year-old > “He's still young,” Manager sion finals arri such staierarts as St. iouis. Monroe comblnM to whitowash New York INEA) — John losing to Martin in the aemia. "tropWea fee the ■ the Dodgeft (o r the Yantfs. Gil Cuban contenoeL’'Xrin4b pull'Od Eddie Mafua said v afterward. Jimmy Blythe of Hartford) Coim-t During, the season, Boston top­ <>ah prizea will be awarded to triples, boU l"' himself up at the . count of six, •‘He’ll just have to start 'wriilng defending heavyweight - king; and ped all NBA offenses with a 116.4 Guenther, 32 - year - old Seattle McDougald accow^tetl (or the ohiy bowler, was a pin boy In I95J,, all four keglers and Pagan! CktMe rtm o(.tlie game liehAi he homered waited the mandatory toll q( eight back." only 1958 champion seeking to re­ points per game average.. Minnea­ afit' WiU present a Jiandsoafia and than -tried to recoui^^-:i . Logart, despite the previous peat;. Cassius Clay, the sensation­ polis averaged 106 but held the when he first took up the game. I in the second. The Tanks collected two years he' had k 182 averkgi only three hits a tt Don Drysdsie Scott rushed In, howifNr, and. decision, was an 8-5 favorite while al 17-year-old light heavyweight combined opposition to fewer reeled Isaac through Ihe - ropes abiorbing his 18th defeat (^ainet^flrhm LovilsvUle; T. C. Chung, 1958 points than did Boaton. i Iri-four American Bwliitg Coi and .^rt Fowler. gresa Tournaments. M.haa Goes Nine inaiflgs. with a two-fisted bom bar^ent. 55 victories and sevbn drawa.' ^N ational Intercollegiate . fly- Big Bill R’useell, another Itoy Jack San(ord became the first I/)gart was ^mct^cally . wpless Scott haa noxy won 31— 12 by weight ' champion from' San Jose, factor (or the favored IBostonlans, avfkage of over ?00. w ifh tl out of aervice, he' ia one of - Giant pitcher ty go nine innings. when Referee Marty '(Ifi^gher arid lost nine. calif.; "Chriatopher Rafter, Ire- wa« the league's top reboundfer The iM la n t gbvs him n rough ■topped ilia. JhafiUngw ' \ ; I ' ,. Phlladelpbiaa Welg^hwl 168 land’a 1858 fiyweigbt king now while & y la r finiaheil third la thgt youngeat kaglera time at Um start, but once past Logart, acorinif r witf^ hie left S145H. ’• of Chicago. department.. atonal X .

MANCHESTER EVENINQ H ERAm MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1959 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER. CONl^., SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1969 Bosiiiess Locationfi HmUm s for Sal* 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale. 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Lots for Sale 73 Wantc4~>IUal Eatats 77 Household G^Nida 51 Apartments— Flats— fdr Rent 64 84 AORES. Prime reaidantleJ prop­ Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY «nd SHORTEN WB58T .StDE—Attractive ftve’ rOom AVAILABLE PROPERTIES LARGE 6 room cap« (2 unfinished) XVIII (XXXVII) BITY — S K iL — TRADE Tenements 63 'bretaeway, garage, shed dormer, erty, city water. For further mfor- want your pittparty? Offered I3-A HOtLTWObD twin bed, on* month S.0M SODARS fiwt ; Ml rage, 818,900, assume 4H% For $7,900 in Covoiitry fireplace, aluminum atorma, large BOLTON—Laka area—Lika new TWO-FAMILY — Excellant condi­ Greanwood, Inc.; will buy for all S eems ui4E9DkTiNEt.i.A never, was anv home- MIN VOU'D LIKE HER 7D GIVE VOU A HAND old. Bluebell mattress and Inner- NEW EFFIdBNCT apartnu-nt for aubdlvtde. 166 W ett Middle T p lu . 9-6246. CHROME and wrought Iron kitch t e rent with kitchen, living room, mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. mSj^e trees, 100' frontage. Only 4H room t*och, atta4the^Immacul6de older home, F1UI price $12,100. R. F. Dlmock GET TOUR screens In shape. AH ENOUGH'S ' ■R30AV.'' .'OURTEACHESt line, near shopjUng center. For aide, full price $18,900. Quality Co., Realtor, MI 9-6246, Robert (XXXVIII) laneous articles. MI 9-4336. Open one or two only, 895 monthly. Can O m C E FOR RENT—2,600 square Five room Fonch with attached two! iMdroomz, garage, extra lot. CHOICE building lot, 121 ft. front­ U8TING8 WANTED for all typos CIJkSSJFIKD ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS types rescreened with aluminum ENOUGH WASOU^ ft., well' lighted, hOat furhiahed. built three bedroom ranch, ex­ Murdock, MI 3-6472 or Barbara wre. Factory prices. 448 Main or 7 days a week, 10 a.m.-lO p.m. be seen at 1<8 West Middle Tpke., oversize garage, fireplace. oU Quiet wooded location. age. all utlliUek high, elevation of homek. For prompt, a ffia n t 8:15 AJH. to 4:.T0 P.M. Rent reasonable. Tober Baaeball cellent condition, good . location, Wood*. MI 9-7702. NEAR PORTER ST. .School. Six with trees. Call MI 9-0234. call MI 9-4533 for free pickup. Apt. F. Phorte MI 8-7091. mahy extras, full price 817,600. heat, artesian well. t-p(l In OPERATOR manent shots. AD 8-4950. Baldwin, Starke. 20 lb. bag 81.25. also small - upright and oplnet for another room. Full ceramic ranch with carport. Large living prompt, efficient, courteous serv art. fattier of U.S. Supreme Court MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. Box D, Herald. tric stove and refrigerator. Ga­ cellent condition, radiant heat, at­ -yard. Ice and appraising without obliga­ my own h6me shop, Eort-> vears Busines-s Services Offered 13 Also small sizes. Louis Bunce 629 pianos. rage stall if wanted. A. G. Crick- tached garage, many extras In­ bath with colored fi.xtures, nji hot 818.000 New ranch ready for room with fireplace. Aluminum Justice Potter Stewart, was bom factory ifexperience. An mak-s. low With knowledge of typing wanted POODLE AND mixed breed pup­ W. Center. MI 3-8116. water heat, attached garage. Near (XXIII) tion, call S, A. Beechler, Realtor, in Springfield, Ohio. ALL TYPES of carpentry work pies. Small dog« 8 weeks old. 810 more. PI 2-6449. cluding wall to wall carpeting, occupancy. Garage is attached. combinationa, $12,800. R. F. rates, "^free" estimates, tree pickup T\' ANTENNAS repaired and In- done, alterations, dormers, roof­ for general office work. Exper­ Watkins Used Furniture TWO ROOM fumiahed apartment bus, school and stores. Price Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 9-5245, Ml 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ New York James N, Young, females, 815 males. MI 9-6767, ceiling to floor drapes, pine Best nii . lunr MI 9-5271. References. Ml 9-2837. Business Property for Sale 70 9-7620. F.H A. apprsi.scd and approved. schools, h’is snd shopping. $14,909. 4-0988 or Ml 3-6878, fllrtl an GalrH Apil) 2, buy, trade down or trade any­ ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, to choose from at handsom' sav­ K) Sofas ...... 810--860 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. up. Basement garage, and what I Minim'im FHA (insneinr R F. ui(h the* L.it|tior ('nntrol. I’otmniSFJon rak Rapids, Mich.—Ray Hanel thing. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ MANCTIESTER—Six room colonial, friendly service on your Electro­ galvanized or copper gutters and MILLER S PHARMACY -equires ings. Trimmed and coated C. J. Dining buffet and tabje ...... 815 FIVE ROOM, parOy furnis' -d, COMBINATION residence and MADELINE SMITH, Realtor , adds to the appeal of this houae Is I Dimock Co.. Realtor. MI 9-5245. EIGHT ROOM house with large for A package liquor norinll for ih#* of Elks Rapids may hold a record lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ leaders. Ml 8-7707. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Onter Round oak table ...... 810 ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Lrch St. winterized All modem tonven- plastered walls, full insulation, I the nice big wooded lot On Volnl sale of alcoholic liquor on the youth as full-time drug clerk, e.x- store building. Centrally located. , or Robert Murdock, 5TT 3-6472. front lawn, close to Main SI. nr«'ini»i‘.R ;J98 WVfI Middle Turnpike, for length of service on one ship— NEED A CAR and had your credit livery. Call Electrolux authorized St, Wing chair ...... $30 ience.s. I^ake privileges. Call after fireplace, lavatory, tile bath, full MI 9-1642 j Road- quiet location and ' ery ac- Phone John H. iJSppen, Inc., MI 42 years aboard the Great Lakes turned down? Short on down pay­ perienced preferred. Mils' have FURNISHED ROOM. Mmplete Priced reasonable. Phone John H .Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Mnnchegter. (,’onn, sales snti sendee MI 9-0843 or -I A ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- driver’s license. No phone calls. Single mattress ...... 85 4, MI 3-0305. attic, porch. Hot water oil heat. I ceasible. 9-5261, MI 3-,5210, MI 9-2896. Tl»p bu.’iineiF If ow'ned by Harve«t •steamer J. E. McAlplne, forrnerly ment? Had a reposaeaalon? Don’t FOR PROMPT delivery o* rich housekeeping faeillties. Woman Lappen, Inc. MI 9-5261, MI 3-5219, GLASTONBURY - Near Minne- Mill ParknRe Store, Irvc. rtf JOS WrHt 2-0108. Please ask for Augustli e p^entry. Alterations and additions. Single coil spring ...... 86 I amesite drive, city utilities. Side- ' $15,500 Another choice home, the William H. Truezdale. For 87 give up! See Douglas Motors, get Ceilings. Workmanship »aiaran- loam.-i-sand, stone, gravel md fill. onlv. One block from Center. Call FOUR LARGE rooms smd sun- MI 9-2896. chaug Country Club. Large 3 bed­ (XXX) ROCKVILLE Seven rooms and Middle Turnpike. Manchester.! (’onn.. Kaniienskl WANTED— Experienced too’ and Gossip bench ...... 815 ' walks, large lot. Vacant. Cl.arles room custom built brick ranch. I selling for less than cost. Two and will he conducted bv CRARIdOS of those years he was chief en­ 5i# lowdown t»i the lowest down teed. A A Dion, Inc., 299 Ai;tumn gauge grinder. Apply E * S Gage Call MI 3-8603. M I'3-5539. porch, third floor, kitchen, stove Lesperance. MI 9-7620. sunporch, aluminum storm win­ (iVlTRK of P. O. Box 343. Main St.. and smallest payments anvwhete. ■V acre lot, attached garage. 2 ; bedrooms, but you could expand II-AKE STREET — New six room gineer. He retired In 1957. AL MARINOS, M A M Rubbish St. Ml 3-4860. Co.. Mitchell Drive, Manchester. WATKINS and heating stove, 875 per month. Houses for Sale 72 dows and doors, hot air heat, low New Haitfctrd ('oim af nermlMee Not a small loah or finance com­ Service, complete full time re­ ONE 3 CARBUERETOR manifold. FURNISHED rooms to rent, free Phone MI 3-0056. MANCHESTER --Why pay rent? fireplaces, kitchen With huilt-ins ! upstairs. This is a center entrance 'colonial with garage. Built hy U. (•MAin.Ka (lYURK, USED FURNITURE parking. Call MI 9-0826 httween ' cape, very unique and ouitf nice. * R. Bnilt-in stove and oven, ta.x ami heating co.sts Only .*8.500. Dated Ai»iil 2, pany plan. Douglas Motors. 833 moval service, Industrial, com­ TOOL MAKERS 3 Stromberg 97s, 3 Hollev 94s fits I For 876 per month you can own and brick wall. Terrific bargain R. Flaherty. Broker. TR 5-7072. 5-7 p.m. VERNON —New six room Build­ Full dining room. And a hreezeway I Alain Street mercial. residential, route o- ap Roofing: and Chlmnevs 16-A 1955, 1956, 1957 Ford, 875. Call MI EXCHANGE ONE ROOM partially furnished j this spotless 6 room Ca*^e with at $18,200. Carl and Esther Large fireplace. .Sun deck 1'A ORnKR OF N4)TICK 9-5005. 15 OAK STREET er's Model Ranch, basement ga­ Schwarz. MI 3-0154. and garage, full dry cellar., terrific ! baths three bedrooms Reautiflll polntment, metal, cardboard bar- AND LARGE. FURNISHED, light botise- apartment. Apply Marlow’s, 867 rage, built-in oven and range full cellar, tile bath, copper rHOK'E~LOrATION •STATE OF CONNECTICUT, rMslrlrt rel.s. Ml 9-9757. ROOFING—Specializing r* pairing Main St. 1 plumbing, city utilities, good loca- lot. Perfect for a couple or small 1 view, $18,700 R F. Dlmock Co . nf Andover. Probale Court, Town of ) 1958 FORD convertible mirchased roofs of all kinds. New roofr, gtit Open Thursday Eveninga Until 9 keeping room. Middle-aged couple, colonial fireplace, executive size MANCHE.STER --Six room Cape, family CARMEN ROAD Andover, Marrii 31. 1959. I I tion. Asking 813,650. Just a short i Realtor. MI 9-.5245 or Robert E.* T ShFphurd, nf rates on long distance moves to necesaary. Phone HArriaon 3-6348 Tenements 63 Six large rooms, large sunporch, 9-7620. i range and oven, fireplace I'' living ^ tion.a, additions, roofing, siding. 48 states. Ml 3-5187 drapes, etc., 85. MI 3-8589. Emerson radios for 815.95 up, Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. An oversized foundation gives you $14,300 SIX room rape. 4 bed- ' th»* Ttrtvn of Aru1o>'4 r. In «Fid DiRtrirt. 1941 FORD DUMP truck 3 yard for appointment. I SPECIALIST lavatory, tile bath, modem kitchen I room and basement. Wooded lot, rooma. large kitchen witli diah- Also house painting. MI 9 8718 or 5 finished rooms plu,» 1 unfinished I Tlu* KxFCiitnr linvinp HxJnliMr>d hlF body. Registered for 6 tons. Very STAMPS for sale i^half catalog o r ! THREE ROOM heated apar',ment, garage, amesite drive. Plastered OVERSIZED stone front Cspe Cod, MANCHESTER —Six room older room and aecond bath thp- have I nice location. $16 ,500. R. F Oimock wa.sher and diapnsal, hot air oil reasonable. MI 9-2827. PI 2-7546 .MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ EXECUTIVE ability, ages 25-40, ! $75, Call MI 9-5229 Monday to Fri­ , Fdmlnl.^tr.itlon arrounf wltti fuid EFtam walls, hill attic,, hot water oil heat, attached garage, nice neighbor^ home, about 4 acres, more avail­ Co., Realtor, MT 9-5245, or Bar­ I heal, fireplace S A Beechler, i to (Ihf Court for nlUiwnric*' it is ing Company. Ixical and 'onj dis­ pleasing personality, average in-! awap for coina Herman Krajew- Furniture for the entire home. day. 9 to 6 p.m. plumbing and heat roughed In. F’lJIOR SANDING a aneciqlty. tance moving, parking anH slor- Park St., Roekville. TR hej^oom, living room, kitchen and j Town and Country trees, shrubs, city ptilltles. good hood, 4 bedrooms, recreation able. I ’-j baths. Must sell. Make Plan provides either dining room bara .Wood.", MI 9-7702 Robert Realtor, All .3-6969 or W R. I O R D E R E D ' ThH( Ihr fit'll «1hv of 1949 STUDEBAKER Champion. rome from $10,000. Sales exper­ 5-5257. room, fireplace, G. I. mortgage, an offer. P. V. Tongren, Broker. , Murddek, ML 3-6472. j Aftrll. A ;D 1959, At onn .o'clcx'k lit thn so's home heating Skilled workmanship. Call Andy age. Weekly van service to New ___ baby furniture. location. Excellent condition. or extra bedroom, I-^irge living ! Smith, Aaaot'iatea. MI 9-8952. nfj'-rnaon At Uif* Probate Offlrr In Good condition, radio, heater and ience' desirable. MI 9-5833. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. (no agents). Box J, Herald. MI 3-6321. overdrive. Private owner. Reason­ Scbula, Ml 9-8919 York. MI ,3-6,563. j Heat, hot water, gaa for cooking, Drainago Co. Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. room haa fireplace and paneled I Andover b»» and ihn is AFFlgiind j Open daily 10-5, 7 :30-9 eveninga bookcases. Pull shed dormer and (XXXV) GREEN MANOR-6'J-room rajich. I for a hearing nn Uif nllnwanrF of Fnid our w ay I able. MI 4-1243. 'BARIXiW'S T\t Antennas in- Help Wanted— electric refrigerator and gaa Ml 9-4143 glass and screened porrh. wall to ' Ariniiniatratlon Hoi'ounr with said Ks- Boats and Accessories 46 stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI amesite drive. Price $15,400. Mc­ ta(F, and UiiF CViurt dirortii tho Kxoru- i stalled, servir*. on all make TV, Visitora welcome m o u n t a in d r I'ou get premium quality' 1954 CHEVROLET 4-door aedan, Paintinc:— Papering 21 ' Male or Female 37 1 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p.m. Carthy Enterpri.ses, Inc., Man­ BOX ., Vemon — j wall carpets, extras. Must he (itr lo cit„F all pd>rFrin» liH«*roFtFi| tii#>ro- two-tone paint, standard trans- We are fully insured. .Ml 3 .509,5. BOATS NOW in atoek Crosby ^ xmtrrMc* a w a v flAiiiniv oi'' r?CA chester. Phone Robert W, Agnew, Spacioua seven room r’aneh, large i seen to be appletdated «l « low. In to Ajipoflr At NHid fimo and plaro Mobilheat with RT-98 . , . tha PAINTER and paperhangcr, deco­ MEN-WOMEN $20 daily. Sen lum | Fibergla.s, Wolverine, Stamraft MI 4-0988 or Mt 3-6878. redwood paneled living room, three ' low priee Call owner. MI 9-5100. bv pnhh.'ihinp a mpy of ordor Ui most completely effective fuel miasion. Reduced from 8.595 rating Good clean job, reasonable .'6«irnp iww.**p«pfr huviue a circulfition inmis nameplates Write Reeves 1 and Cadillac, Evinrude motors, ! 'A'an'^'o bedrooms, den, and separate din-' III .-aid Di.Krirt arnl by p'»."tinp a ropy 8395. Ralph's Motor Sales. 55 Household Service? price. S, Yencha, M’ 9-6914 after oil additive in use todsy. And Windsor Ave. TR 5-6180 Ml 3-1869 Co., Attleboro. Mass. new ,tnd used. Sales and service. 1 ° ' EAST HARTFORD-Burnside Aye. ing room. Kitchen, built-in range of ttiia nrd4*r on the puidir «icn p<-*pt you get premium service. Au­ Offered 13-A 6. McBride’s Sports Spot, 109 Center ' 3-8,568. j Older 3 bedroom hpme. Needs and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- I Lots for Sa!e 73 In the T(jn’n f>f Andover, where dr- 100 INDIAN DRIVE l eaFed last d'Welt. nnd Fent hy rerijfjrrl tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ CADILLAC 1955—Can be seen st Situations Wanted— St. OPEN SUNDAY-1-5 P.M. slight modernization but has 'car garage. IH acre lot. $26.800j TV SERVICE — Potterton's. all PAINTING AND paperhang’Jig. BOLTON — For lots and acre­ mall po-«iaee prepaid, a ropy to anced payment plan and many owner’a home st 422 E. Center Female 38 EAST HARTFORD acre lot. shade trees bus line, 2 R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor, -MI Jean S. (^AFper, Andover Conn . Bt. I makes. Highest quality guaranteed Good clean workmanship at rea : 1958 SC»TT-Atwater 22 h.p. out­ minute walk to High School. 9 .5245. or Barbara Woods MI age call Ijiwrence F. Fiano, Margarat K. Andrewr. Fox 45. N, other extras deigned to maka work and parts, over 47 veer's ex- sonable rnte.s. 30 years In Man­ board motor, remote controls. 9-7702, Robert ATtirrioek. AH 3-6472. Broket MI. 3-2766. Bancor. New York home heating redlif ta»v- ‘ chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml P'OR AN EXPERIENCED baby- This home is worth considering. W illiam B. An'Ir»-wF, Box 45. N \ perienee. Famous for sendee since Used only 6 weeks. Reasonable. ■ SEPTIC TANKS $ 1 4 , 9 9 0 Prica I16..500. Shown hv anpolnt- Banjfor, New York. ' 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 (or best 9-9237. ■ I aitter any time call MI 9-5005, MI S-590S.(, , * ! VERNON—Two house lots $1,600 Trailers 6-A references. Own transportation. AND ment only. Bolton Offered for (XXXVI) Cf'orffe Jeph.*»on, RPD No. 4. W’nidiv I service. ------— ?------i::------I NEW SV2 ROOM RANCH sale on Route 8. 12 acres, 3.50 each. Other lots available in Man- hord. Maine ^ Mobilheat i^t EXTERIOR and interior psintlng. : 18 FT. OUTBOARD cabin cniiae ■ I chestei area. Philbrick Agenev, Andrew Ca.aper. Kxerutor. Andover, TRAVEXO “ 40” useil two bed- BELMONT Rug Cleaning Core Oilinga refimshed Paperhanging, i BOOKKEEPER PLUGGED SEWERS • S Bedrooms • Ceramic Bath • Paneled Fireplace Wall * Built- feet frontage, business zoned. TWO FN ONE package. A nlc* two- Tonn.. with 35' h,p. motor. Q. G. regis­ MI 9-R164. all at leaat fire da>»‘ before eald time room, completely get up only pany — For tho.se who 'are about Wallpaper books. Estlmalea given In Stove and Oven • Full Basement • Amesite Drive • Near One 8 room home consisting of family and a separate . four room tered. MI 9-0650. i Bus, School and Stores. 26 Brewer St., One Block From Main.St. two 4 room apartments (easily home. Thia two-family in ir very asaiimed. oddMv* 82,000. 8140 down. Jensen's, Inc. .their rugs — phone Ml 3-0012. Fully covered by insurance. Call OFFICE MANAGER Machine Cleaned rHARLES H. NK^HOLSON.. Jud^e. s!a I (always reliable) Rnlling Hills, Free pickup and delivery Free Edward R. Price. Ml 9-1003. converted back into 4 bedroom nice condition inside and out. WATERFRtJNT lyOT at Lake I College graduate seeks employ- Beptio tanks. Dry Wells, Bewer home I. Plus one 4 room single Separate heating ayatems, copper STATE OF rONN'ErtTirUT DiMrJtl of Route 44-A, Mansfield, GA 9 4479. estimates given. We specialize tn Diamonds— Watches— Mc C a r t h y entcrprises. Ik . ('haffee .MT 9-2826. Andf>vFr. Probnlo Cf.urf, Town of An- furniture and wall to wall carpet) ' ment with small aggressive ex­ Lines In>^talled—Cellar Water­ MANCHESTER home on adjacent lot. I believe Iplurhbing, aluminum combina- dovor. Marrb 2, 1959. t WE GIVE Business Opportunities 32 Jewelry 48 proofing Done, FLAMINGO house trsiler. 4P feel. Ing. panding company. Office svstems R. W. AGNEW—MI 4-0988, AH S-6878 that the smart buyer should con­ ] tiona. two-car garage, roncentent HAI.F ACR.K lot on hill.' Nice PrcKPnf Mon. rharlf*F H- NiclmlFon. 1955 model with extras. 2 bed­ sider this properfj'. Price $29,900. location. An unusual package buy view. Near convenienees. 82.030. K.sq.. Jude*’ GREEN STAMPS rooms. Good condition. Keason- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ ESSO HAS service station oppor­ and procedures. Capable, easily LEONARD W. TOW, Jeweler, re- Shown by 'appointment only. L. I for $21,500. R. F. Dimnci' Co. See .sign. Slater St., Wapping. On motlrtn of Martha B ThompFon. tunity in Manche.ster, Phpne .I.A McK in n e y b r o s . ^dmlniFtratrix bn* tho K-‘«tatF of Cuv able price. AH 3-1952. ' pany. doors and windows, ctistom adapta'ole. doles .on re.sponsjbility. paira, adjust, watches evpertly. 1 F. Dgmars cio.. Davs. PI 2-6435, Realtor, MI 9-5245. or Barbara M aro BarlFlt. Jr., !nt#* of Andov<»r. in work guaranteed. Call 5U 9-1583 7.418.3. day.s .Monday to’*Frida.v. Salary open. Write to: Reasonable prices. Open daily. S«werag* Disposal Co. MI 3-8039. Eveninga PI 2-6435, MI Woods MI 9*7702, Robert Mur- MANCHESTER Three fleared flairtADiFtrict. d<*r»*aFod. ' after 6 p.m. evenings. Saturday, Sunda.v phone Thursday evening*. 129 Spruce j 9-2125. PI 2-7786. ' dork, Nn sV(i472. 75x125 lol.s. High elevation. A This Court doth decroa that Fix MORIARTY Springfield. Mass., STate 2-4629. IS0-l.1t Pearl s t.— Ml 8-6S08 monihF be allowed and limllod for tho Aato Driving School 7-A ; ! BOX B. HERALD Street. MI 9-4387. Zone. Residential neighborhood, rrodllora of FAld F>tato to axhlblt th^ir WEAVING of bums, motli holes c /!^ e shade trees. Only $2..5,50 each, or rlalmF against th<* aam#* to th^ Admin- and torn clothing, hosiery runs, WANTED TO BUY Beauty SKop will build to order. Plana -vail- iftralrix and dluHCts that public nntic4' BROTHERS MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead­ handbags repaired. ' Upper re­ in Manchester area. ('611 Ml Situ'itions Wanted— Male 39 able. Capitol View Heights. MI bf givf>n of this nrdor bv advortiaing ing driving acbool. Three skilled, 9-4712, u m t on# Uni4» in a nowKpapor having a clr- placement, umbrellas -epaired. THREE YOUNG ambitious c o lle ^ 3-2466 and MI 9 1489. rulatlon In said DialHct.'and bv pnaf- M l 3 -5 1 3 5 courteous Instructors. Class room men's shirt collars .'eversed and OPEN FOR INSPECTION inc a ropv thor^of on th#* public algn Instructions for 18, 16. 17 year replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ men will do odd jobs. Call Bob poit In said Town nf Andovrr. ncar^at 301-315 Centar St. olds. Telephone Mr. Mo.rtloqk, ing Shop. Help Wanted— Female 3.") ' P.ichfield, GA 9-2703. OPEN SATURDAY and SUNDAY SUNDAY, APRIL Stb^Z to 4:30 P.M. CLEARED IJtKEFRONT lot. Mid­ piao** whrTf» thn dneoaFFd last Director of Driver Education. dwalt. EXPERIENCED woman to l'\e In. LETTERING--Plain and Illustrat­ DART liiLL ROAD. WAPPIXG dle I-ake. Bolton. MT 3-1722. CH ARLES- H. NICHOI^ON^ JudR«*. Ml B-7398. FLAT FINISH Holland window Like new five room ranch. Spacious lot, high elevation, ele­ shades, made to measure All Must like children. References re­ ed, Cloister, Roman, Gothic texts. mm for Inspection gant view toward Southwest, three bedrooms, large kitch­ metal Venetian blinds i a new quested. Phone MI 9-6116. Careful workmanship. Reasonable ; rates. TR 5-2961 after 5. en. dinette, full ba.seme^t with garage. 815.800.00. Take low price. Keys made while you WAITRESS WANTED-Please ap­ wait. Marlow’s. CUSTOM ROOM RANCH ElUngtpn ply at V’ernoh Circle Restaurant WANTED - Mechanical drawing, See Hote Much Ranch y Dart Killill on right. in Vernon, $■ CLOTHES- that are cleaner, whit­ detailing anti checking part-time. Dduble A zone on almost l Vs acre wooded lot. Hjgh elevation, plastered walls, recessed 301 BROOK .ST„ SOI TH W’IND.SOB DRIVEWAYS..of LASTING QUALITY Call TR 5-9191. 'One year young six room ranch. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, er. brighter antj look fresher are WOMAN WANTED for general Home You Can Buy For hot water heat, 2-car basement ^;arage, walkout basement, corner fireplace,' All large COLONIAL washed, damp or fluff dried at 16,990 built-in dishwasher, full basement, recreation rooms, at­ laundry work. Stead.v work, good C/-V LU rooms, foyer, extra large clothes closets, alumiouhi combination windowa'and doors. tached garage, porch, 130’x21V lot. 815,200.00 mortgage Manche.ster Laundromat, 6«.' Cen­ pay. Apply In person. New Sys­ GROUNDS CLEANED. Call An ter St. tem I-Jiundrv, Harrison St. VERNON ST., MANCHESTER THE can be assumed. $116.00-per month. 817,900.00 full price. # Residential # Commercial - # Ihdustrial DECORATORS 9-26.38. Take Sullivan Ave. (RU194) north at-Wapplng Center to UNBELIEVABLE Graham, one mile, 2nd left onto Brook St. GUARANTEED POWER ROLLED • PAINTINC THREE BEDROOMS e BATH AND A HALF A T O N L Y ...... $ 2 2 ^ 0 0 0 F ir e p l a c e e b o w w i n d o w • o a r a g e HOUSINC OLASTOJUBURV MANCHESTER W ANTED-OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY "We invite you to join us in an outburst of enthusiasm over FREE ESTIMATES EASY TERMS ARRANGED this lifetime home in its delightful setting. Six sparkling # PAPERING Two car gar^e, 3 large LARGE REAR PORCH e BASEMENT ..steady woijk, paid holidays, vacation pay, in­ (OHrOIATION * EXCLUSIVE WITH rooms, two full baths, an up to the minute kitchen with all bedrooms, heated famll.v the built-lds, g apactous paneled recreation room ■with fire­ room, double lot. ' This 7 surance plus many other beneflta. Call MEford 3-9403 RESIDENTIAL From K- Center St. turn onto Vernon St. at -Cook'a Garage M I 4 8193 • Ml 9-5319 place, two-ear garage. Oyet an apre,of laftd and a breathtakr room home is selling for Applicant inuit have experience, ability and char­ Ing-panoramic view. Within walking: dizigiice of the Mlnne- only 818,500. Evenings • Hontef 000 feet on lefL Convenient. t« ' Bna, School and- COMMERCIAL acter In keeping with the high atandard and repu­ Storea. r Brokers chaug Golf Course. Theati are a few of the hlghlightii of this- ca ll., MI 41-1139 or MI tation of Moriarty Brothers Phone Carl Anderaoni attractive -house. May we show you through T IMced in the Fully Inmred 9-9858. ■ .pepartment Mi^ager. t n 4 m e i4 • ' low l^irtles. Evenings eAIl MI 4-1139 or FIX 9-9858. Shown Warren E. Mowliuid ' by appointment .only. TEL Ml 3-27*4 — Ml 3-27*7 Ml 9 -0 3 6 6 675 Main Street . WARREN E. HOWLAND, Rodtor Manchester. Conn.-. McCa r t h y enterprises, Inc y PAUL P. PIANO-t MI 3 -0 4 1 8 57$ MA4X 8TKEET, BCANCHESTRl^ PI2-tO II> MI 8-1108 MORIARTY BROTHERS ! MI .3-5135 BOBEKT W. 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S ^ ’'''-''/■ iTrv... < ;;y:J -- ■■ ' . . . ■ SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 19W PAOT TWSLV8 iianrliPBtpr lEttrning ilrralb Avermre Daily Net Prietia Run The Weather Amiover For the Week Ending ForoeaM^ot U. S. Wm Umt Bamaa AprU 4th, 1959 AboutTown Police Hunting l H I E S T O w y Clear, mu5k w ider tonight, soniw Heard Along Main Street PHARMACY ■) PRICE PlvkNCENllj and a pair of mourning doves were Woodward. Assuming their most lish Setter dogs valued at »600 by VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 158 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN4 MONDAY, APRIL 6,1959 can Ingion Band will etart re- watching a pair of robins build a sophisticated expressions they too their owner, Leslie Billings of Rt. haaninr on Monday Inatead of neat they planned to usurp. The shook hands and congratulated the 6, is being Investigated today by = ALL DAY= Friday ni^ts. Rehearsals will be grackles advised thst It be built stars. State Police. held at the post home at 7:30. Old shallow, ao their long tails could Our last advice from New York and new members are welcome. ' Billings discovered the two pedi­ hang gracefully over the edge. The Indicates that Mr. Newman and grees missing when he went to /fee /ndicateslNehru Put motimlng doves wanted It deep be­ Miss Page are still asking, "Who's = S 0 N P A Y = : Two Brothers Held feed them at 5:30 p.rft. Thursday. Manchester Auxiliary Police will cause, they told the robins, they that? ' "Smudge,” an 8-year-old male Bel- U.S. Jobs Total meet Mondm^ night at 7 o’clock at were heavy and thick-chfcsted. As glan-Engllah Setter Is fully trained Qjj gpot by Police Headquarters for the class a result of this conflicting advice, Don't Y’ou 8eeT for the field and la valued at |350, U. S. Hits Red Charge of Instruction in the use of small the robins were slow and confused Six-year-old; "Dad, can I help BllUnga said. After T ot Abducted, in their work, until the -Chinese Up Last ont you buff the floor?" "Stylish Windy FYeckle," a 1- FtR L aiu a gourmet watching down below Dad: "Sure you may help." year-old female, registered with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Newman. gave up and went away miitteripg Slx-year^ld: "I can do.lt, you the American Field Assn., had just Washington. April 6 (/P)— Bomething about too many crooks. SAFETY’S SAKE 57 Turnbull Rd., 'vlll serve as host know," completed obedience classes. .Bill­ Recovered Unhurt Pr«.sident Eisenhower hinted Bj- W.ATtSON KIM.S and hostess at the meeting tomor­ Dad; "Yes, you're a big boy now, ings was planning to enter her In Huh ? And Loikgor Tiiw Wnor today that unemployment in New Delhi, India, April 6 row from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Liitr and smart, too." shows in Chicopee Falls, Mass., the month ending March 15 Museum. 126 Cedar St. Doctors at Manchester Memorial Six-year-old; "I’m not smart. April 19, and at Springfield, Maas., Drivn In For Our Meriden, April P (jP)—Twofbrolher drove there yes'-erday to (/P)—As the fugitive Dalai Hospital were agog at a outline Dad, hut 1 have a high I.Q." and Willlmantlc at the end of May. see the little girl. showed a gratifying decline. Lama conlinued his slow jour­ Of Air Lane Violation on the front page of a Hartford brothers 'were held on techni­ A special Congregational meet­ Dad; "High I.Q.? What has that Meriden Police who questioned The hint came after Elsenhower ney into India on foot. Prime paper Tliursday. Under a picture to do with buffing a floor?" cal charges of breach of the Mrs, Gallant quoted her as saying ing will be held tomorrow at 6 of Gina Lollahriglda and a bunch had conferred fO" alrout S5 min­ Minister Nehru cautioned p.m. in the Covenant-Congrega­ Six-year-old. "VVell, you have to peace today after the abduc­ she never had been married to of American newsboys, the outline be abie to sec good to buff the FREE utes at the Whit- House with Sec- that India must steer a cai-e-, tional Church. 43 Spruce St., to tion of a 2-year-old girl one of Langiano, whom she described as told of Uic party the actress gave. floor, don’t you?" Front End, Brakt and a "former boy friend,” ret.Tiy of I s'jor Mitcihell. fill course between treaty consider the report of the Survey "Here. " read the cutline, "a them claimed was his daugh­ Committee, relative to plana for Dad; "Yea but " RUMMAGE Shock Absorber They quoted her a.s saying she Pre.ss secretary Jame.s C. Hag- obligations to Red China and , Says Soyiet group of the boys pose with the Six-year-old: "And I.Q. has an ter. married Leo P, Gallant in 19.52 enlarging the present building and actress and Kaster eggs she pas.s- erty volunteered at a news con­ sympathy for tlie Tiltetan the building of a new churrh. eye in it doe.sn'l it'?" Inspection. The child, Barbara Suzanne when she was 1.5 years old and cd during the reception." End of conversation. Gallant, wa.a snatched from her ference that the President called rebels. EJvery member and friend of Cov­ SALE Work done by experts on all divorced him. 4 year.s later. They The young god-king of Tibet Dims Berlin enant Church la urged to attend. mother, Mrs. Barbara Gallant. 22, remarried three weeks ago, Mitchell in to gel a report on the Follow Us Smith! S-ni-l-t-h Sponsored by Loyal Circle conventional makes of cars. Sunday on a Meriden street, police government’s la.Sl figures on jon- and hiA parly ni 80 learhod To- A social hour will follow with So­ Poliie quoted Mrs, Gallant ns waug. near India s iaolaled North­ cial Group 3 In charge. The quar­ The feature players In the new Nobody likes to hear his name of Kings Daughters. said, by Eiigene M. Langiano, 26, a saying she gave Langiano permis­ lessness. Tennessee Williams play. ".Sweet east Frontier, yeateidny at about terly buslneaa m eeting of the mispronounced. private school chef at Marion, sion Sunday to take Barbara The statistics will be made pub­ Settlement Bird of Youth," had surprise vial- MORIARTY the »ame time the Red ('hinese church is scheduled for^ Tuesday Difficult names or persons or TUESDAY. APRIL 7 Mass. Suzanne out for some ire cream, lic tomorrow by the Ijabor and tors from Manchester on opening evening, April 7. ^ places are a problem to news- 9:30 AJtf. Several hours later, Langiano adding that she accompanied Commerce Department. were installing tlie rival T’anchen night. Hollister Science Exhibit Winners BROTHERS and his brother, Marc Antony Ij^ma in the Tibetan capital of Wa.aliinjfton, April 6 (/F)— caster.s, but they have a method them. On their way back from the That will be just the day be­ A local practitioner of the heal­ SOI-315 CENTER STREET Langiano. 29, both of New Bed­ The DeMolay Mothers Circle will which helps to c\it down, at least, Winners In a science exhibit culminating three months of study are these three fourth graders at the ice cream store, .she said. Langiano fore a maas demonstration on un­ Lhasa. Tlip I'niled State.s toda.v re- ing arts and his Ip^lfc attained WOODRUFF HALL ford, Ma.ss,, were halted by State hold Its monthly meeting Monday on mispronunciations. The Herald Hollister St. School. Holding the astronomy books which were part of the exhibit that won Telephone MI 3-5135 took the child, climbed into an employment arhed\iled by the A.^ the exiU'd ruler neared the jpci.ed as “tfroundleRs” a So­ the ambition of many a theater­ CENTER CHURCH Police at a Voluntown roadblock approaches to Towang mona.«»lery. at 7;30 p.m. In the banqtiet room newcasters follow It. But the them second place are Elizabeth Emmerling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Emmerling, 118 automobile driven by his brother AFL-CIO in the National Cuiard goer the visit backstage on open­ Henry St„ and Philip Cataldo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Cataldo, 87 White St. Elizabeth and taken to the Danielson State hundreds of trihesnien adorned viet cliarjre of American 'viola­ of the Masonic Temple. All person probably wouldn’t recog- and took' off, Armory April R. Thousands of ing night - by the simple method of Blase, daughter of Mr. and Mrsl Angelo Blase, 84 Henry St., won first prize with her exhibit of birds. Police barracks for questioning. with colorful sash-decorated hats tion of Berlin corridor air- mothers of DeMolay boys are In­ nlr.c his name. Here's how It Mrs, Gallant and her h:usband iinempioyed are experted to gath­ merely walking in the stage door. Their teacher Is Mrs. R. Eldrcd Doyle. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). The little girl wa.s in the automo- 1 vited. works. er to voice demands for more and silver swords sent up a cheer. .space. It said Rus.sian actions, The local couple figured that bile,ir unbanned,uiiiiiii iiicu I were driven to Meriden Police Aromatic leaves were burned to We write the names phonetical­ S U te '‘“polTre who questioned i where they reported administration and congre.ssional not American may he dim- Manchester WATTIS will meet they were pretty lucky people aid for the idle. ; purify the air as Tibet's spiritual when they walked up to the box ly. We capitalize the syllable Inowlecz reads Jack-IN-o-wltz; Langiano at Danielson quoted him \ incident to police. miiiR prospect.s for ai?ree- Tuesday evening at the Itnlian- that'.a accented. Straughan Is STRAWN; Pscjiich- Club Entertained APPLIANCE PROBLEMS? and political leader set foot in the office of the Martin Beck theater as sayingfhe-and Mrs. Gallant were | ______:------I monas'terv precincts. Vbllnger.s on ment kt the forthcominff Ge­ American Club for the monthly For instance. Chamber Execu­ holtz Is SIGH-koltz; . State Labor Be sure—call the man who dis­ buainess meeting. A social time ■on W. 45111 St and secured two married at KIkton, Md.. sometime ^ \ the lofty plateau 10,000 feet above neva conference on (jermany. tive Vice President John WIet Commissioner Rulccutl becomes By Madelyii Robb plays this emblem. He is a qual­ will follow. The board of directors seats for the opening that night ified appliance specialist! In 1955 and the child was born to ¥ _ i sea level, had sounded tnimpeta Rtato Departmenl press officer would come out WHY-et. We Ri-CHEW-ti. Mr.s. Gallant while they were liv-1 lU nniOO;-l 1 OllP will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the home just by asking for them, but. atter I and beaten flnims since dawn to I.Incoln White expressed th« U.ti. of Mrs. Mary McCarthy, 12 War­ a thoroughly enjoyable evening of don’t do It anymore, because the Miss Madelyn Robb, pianist and Ing together. I view amid a new flurry of ex- new.scasters have become pretty I'llII of Surprises 'herald the .Dalai Lam as coming. ren Ave., Vernon. theater, they decided to push their assistant director of the Julius I At New Bedford, a wonran who | It was believed the next stage change.s between the United States luck. familiar with “Tiger John." The family cal was going to get H artl School of Music, entertained identified herself as Langiano’s : and the Soviet Union over air Manchester’s town planning ; of the journey, to Tazpur on the After the final curtain, as they a good licking for something she at the meeting of the Cosmopoli­ mother, told newsmen over a tele- j ; Bramaputra River in .\.s.sam State, flights. engineer is Edward Rybezyk. It Cancer Rate Low shouldn’t have done in the living left the building, they moticed a tan Club yesterday afternoon at phone that the baby was born at 4 would lake another six flay.s. Much In a move described as a U.S. comes out RIB-cliick in radio room. crowd standing around the stage the Center Congregational Church. Bridgeport, June 17, 19.56 and that t of the route mu.sl he coveted on effort to show the error of Rus- door, waiting patiently to applaud copy. The lady of the house began her PRESCRIPTIONS She played compositions of 17th her name was given on the birth . foot. sinc<» It lie.s through more of sisn claims that the United States Paul Newman and Geraldine Page. The new exalted ruler of Man­ search for the cat. But when the and 18th century composers. DAY OR NIGHT certificatis as Langiano. A check of the ruggefl Himalayan country has been provoking East-West ten­ BY EXPERTS Our friends not/ontent to be part chester Lodge of Elks is Jim Mc- cat came out of the bedroom car­ Hostess for the meeting was birth record.s in Bridgeport showed , For Non-Smokers sions the .SIste Department made APPLIANCE SERVICE over which the Tibetans fled from of the milling-'throng, walked up Kcough. When the newscaster rying something In her mouth, all Mrs, Raymond Goslee. Miss- M ar­ a cl}ild bom with that name on ; public a note sent to Moscow to the stage door, opened It and asked "How do you pronounce his wa.s forgotten about the beating. lon Washburn, vice president, pre­ Contractors’ Association the ('ommuni.sts after the failure ARTHUR DRUG o r Connecticut. that date.) | of the revolt in Lhasa. March 25. entered unchallenged. They soon name?" It wa.s given him this The cat was noted for her ability sided at the business meeting. Re­ 1 '*-man panel tliat di.'Cii.-.sed various Police quoted Langiano as fol- By JOHN BARBOUR Alter n\e flaws of tuan hlng, they This note, referring to Soviet found themselves a part of the way: Mlck-KEY-o. to catch mice. She wouldn't kill freshments were served by the i .stiidie.a of esneer a,a a disease sf- lows; (Al* Sr|pnc«» \\rltor) _ <’an switr’li to Indian Army jeeps fighter attacks or passes at Ameri­ .Most streets In town are easily them; instead, she would drop hospitality committee, with Mrs. He and the woman lived to­ KxreL««ior Sprinp.^. Mo.. Apiii 6 fecting many parts of the body H* Hanulilln. in the foothills OR can aircraft last Noverffber, re­ pronounced, but we didn’t take a them near the back door. Robert Russell and Miss Washburn gether at New Bedford until a few By a .show of hands, the panel of jected a Moscow contention that pouring. OPEN ■;p A erroup of nori-smokfrs. liv- mile.s from Towanc. and further change on Lyness St. and spelled "Come home, quick,” the lady MARTIN'S APPLIANCE weeks ago when he shipped out as soientists indicated that none of along to an Imlian Air I'*orce plane U .S. planes sitould slay clear of it LIE-ness. shouted over the phone to her hus­ a cook on a cruise byby^l^denU students ^f of |1 ‘-'S - , , ___ I:!" them now .smoked rigarelle.s. Four which lonld take the fugitive ruler airspace tlie other country does no Novakouskl comes out Nova- band when he answered her fran­ SERVICE Tabor Academy. \Vhen he returned > Angelas, has a yi.n isi of tliem .said they wei e formerly ALL DAY SUNDAY from the crui.se he learned .she : "f '"ng cancer, a .scien.isl and liis top anie.c to New Delhi or want It to use. REALE'S FOOD MART COW-skec; Gylys Is GILL-is; Jach- tic call. "The cal has a mouse in BU 9-3330 cigarette smokers but had quit. wliere\ei’ the Indian government The note claimed the U.S. planes her mouth." had disappeared with the child. > reports REPAIRING They are Seventh Day Ad-' snmkod pipe- want.s them. involved were more than 60 miles iFormerly Marv*s \ Dad came home In short order. When he learned she ]jv 1 venti.s’ta whose religious principles D'-. W ynder said evidence si.g- from the nearest Soviet territory. MONUMENT W ASHERS— DRYERS' Inir at Meriden, he Nehru told p news confeience AT THE TERMDS’r S They tried to find the cat, but she REFRIGERATORS """ I forbid .smoking. Dr. Erne.st L. gests that smok ng contribute., c The Soviet government, the U.S. was hiding. Meanwhile, mother yesterdn>' that the Dalai Lamn WEEKEND TREAT itVynder of the Sloan-Kettering «« P'’’’ ''‘"R probably would not sta>' neni- the Woman Battles Police—Cuess Who Won note said, was trying to turn a t­ heard a noise coming from the UNVEILING llmstitute told the final .se.ssion <>f ’ ^he lung cancer Mrs. Geitrude Robinson. 61, slnigglen she trie., to free herself from grasp of Heiroit police liauling tention away' from the facts of its DOUG'S closet. Dad inched forward and frontier, Tliere were persistent re- MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE British Press Raps licr to « pailflN- wngon following a wild mob acene marked by women and policemen brawling and own planes in international air­ RefrigaraBion Service threw open the door. He found William B. Ostrinsky the American Citneer Society. ^ po?t.*« lie evenluallv would be taken : Statistically, tbeii group .should: wre.alling on the ground at Patton Park, a I>etroit city park. Tlic oniburat came aa niililant space by charging "violations”- of two kittens cuddled in the corner. W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE-.TEL. Ml 9-2343 to tlie south Infhan hill .station of Repairing Any Hour . . . There will be an un­ re.sirients of the area picketed in an attempt to prevent Detroit from building a .V390.000 children’* Soviet sir space. This hardly helps Then the cat showed up. She Monty, Nikita Talk have yielded 13 cases of lung can- ' . Potai’amund. BAR-B-QUE CHICKENS veiling of a monument in I ■ . Higher lung cancer rales in P. N. Merion. senior official of wasn’t carrying a mouse. It was a center on alx'of the park’s 90 acre*. i AP Photofaxl. relations between Wa.shington and I OPEN DAILY .• SATURDAY and SUNDAY 8 A.M. U> 9 P.M. MI .’J-5932—MI 9-5650 memory of William B. another of the triplets she had London. April 6 i.pi British But only two of them came | ‘o greater cigarette India’s Foreign Ministry, is en Moscow, the U.S. note added. Ostrinsky on Sunday, April ___ ...i.u ’i______and both said. route to Bamdilla to find out the Ml 3-6920 DELIVERY SERVICE borne that morning while every­ newspaper., of all three political. down with lung cancer The low Ifing cancer record of In • second -development. White body was away. 6, at 2 pjn- at the Hebrew callings worried today about the of these had been heavy , the Los Anceles church croup siir- Dalai Lama’s desires and to strongly repudiated a Soviet con­ Merehants’ Protectlye Ceme- I plain the Indian go\ernment "We had no ideal" the family re­ . « . c t « p » c . U.,1.. a , ; tention yesterday that Ihe United ports. t.ery, Garden St. at Tower words from one of their own gen- ’ sition to him. "" Spaak Sees Berlin ! States had deliberately flown sn Ave., Hartford. plays a rather small role. Nehru has said the Tibetan GENERAL Anyone want a kitten? N E W PARKADE era 1s. air transport plane into Beclln Dr. Wynder said the risk of lung After aeveral daya of complain­ itual and poiiUtal leader will Read Herald Ad vs. ! cancer ri.ses with the amount of to­ "' a I.* Connie sUaim March 27 at sltiludes higher than ing that various top TT..S, luilitarv treated as an ’’honored guest." He those prescribed in order to wreck TV SERVICE That's What Happened Scientist Sugftesls bacco smoked.. He said that after made clear the Indian government ' Days AF A Call Tile 12-year-old boy came In figures by their pronouncements chances of agreement at the for­ THE ARMY and NAVY were endangering the coming ne­ 40 years of smoking, not miich will recognize him as .spiritual Accord Difficulties Arm Paralyzed BAKERY eign ministers talks slated to Nights Plus Parts from playing, greeted his mother ‘Hell Fires'* Probe ' would be gained by quilting, leader of the 'Pibetan Buddhists i gotiations with the Russians. Brit­ start in Geneva May 11. and then strolled across the kit­ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE but will not let him form a govern­ 'TEL. »n 8-3482 ish papers were in a dither about i He sugge.ste'ea in which ! war. pronahle cause of the paralysis j for a profitable meeting. and my pants felt awful tight. The Laborite Dally Herald said Out of research with them and nicotine as the first half. (.\P Motion Picture Mrlter) Rii.ssia and Hi' three we.atern pow­ Liins said the psychological re- wa.«. as the stale contends, her T5ie. Red protest referred to the Then .suddenly everything felt good From South or VVest _____Specials _____ there was a-chance -Irr a million might conic an entirely new chem­ Filters are fine, if they’ don’t Hollywood. April 6 /Pi Debbie ers can negotiate will lie nari'ow. .siilt of the French position was cramped po.sition while lying in a ..March 27 flight to Berlin at 20 990 The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY again!’’ that Britain’s former top soldier istry perhaps vastly more power- j "not a ver> happy one." However. Take St. domes St. or Pork St. FOR WONDERFUL SUNDAY "boost the strength of tobaccos used Reynold., won’t be there to face He was asked why. near-.,uicide coma for 20 hours, ■ feel altitude of a C130 U.S. A if to make up for the filter. Eddie Fi.slier and Elizabeth, but ! .Spaak replied that the West ; It was fxplaineri that In war, the restinn on the arm. .Transport plane. The SoviGU say to Church or Chestnut St. (ConHiiiied on Page Five) of Reduced Again DESSERTS TRY OUR; (rontlnned on. Page Thirteen) Dr. Wynder .said he had just re- ^ Hollywood may still liave to find will have to be firm in dealing I primary mi.ssum the French ■Ml.-. Nicholas . BW.allowed....i 75 western ^ flights r to the . Oimmunisl- I fleet would be to keep sea lanes Poor Little Rhode Island! Take VVinter or Church St. to Center St. turned from a trip to Japan where ' a better adjective than rolos.,al to w ith the Communist.,, who created sleeplng capsules shortly after tlie j 'which, in general is the purpose of Now she’s the smallest of the 50. he discovered the Japanese have a properly describe tonight’s big Die Berlin crisis, and if there is fatal shooting of handsome Forrest j (Continued on Pago Five) o BUTTER MAKES open in 'ihnt area of the world - Anon 7 LAYER CAKES filter cigarette on the market now. ! Academy Awards show I firmnes., the possibility of a com- Teel last July 31. | IT BETTER • Or No Public Schools ! NATO’s sea arm. It ia called "Hope.” A 2-hour telecast, without com­ promi.se is a "narrow one." A few minutes after eourt re- ; mercials. will begin at 10:30 p.m. Both Spaak and .lo.seph M. A. H, I Adm. Jerauld Wright. .SAC- REG. There are some known cancer- LANT chief, was asked about the I eased for lunch, the prosecutors i C each . SPECfAUZINO causing siib.stances In tobacco lEST) over NBC-TV. At the end derided to rest their ra.se. The de- j 75c more than 100 of the biggest ^ role of SA('’LANT in the Berlin Potterton’s, Inc. smoke, he said. If the burning tem- ; crisis. Wright replied that he be- fense indicated It would ask for Bulletins 'Df BEAUTIFULLT Almond for Option Vote names in moviedom will have been Saving is A GREAT VARIETY ( perftture of the cigarette could be ! lieves one reason Russia jiicked adjournment until tomorrow ! Manchester’s Largest Radio, TV, reduced some of these, would be seen by the viewers. morning before starling its testi­ from the AP Wireto OF FRESH, PURE DECORATED They range all the ■way from News Tidbits I Berlin in creating this latest ten- Record and Appliance Store WHIPPED OBEAM kept put of the smoke -hut this I Sion is "because naval forces can­ mony. j seemed an unlikely approach. Per­ Millie Perkins. Holly'wood's new- Culled Irom -\I* Wires Dr. Hethcrington likeneil the FILLED, ECLAIRS.. BIRTHDAY AND On Integrated Glasses e.,t star, to Ingrid Bergman, mak­ not get at it. ” CHE.S.SMAN DENIED WRIT 130 Center St.—Comer of Church and Center haps a better idea would be adding The meeting here is,a follow-up arm injury to "lioneymoon para- CREAM PUFF’S and CAKES ing a sentimental return to Holly­ I Washington, April 6 The n, rasMoKn iim thit n. WEDDING OAKES of chemicals to the tobacco that to last week’s NATO Council ses­ lysi.,’” or "Saturday night para- wood her first in 10 years. Supreime Court today refttaed to Richmond. Va., April 6 /P) Gov.* .\rlington, Norfolk and Alexandria would counteract the dangeious Six Arab League foreign niin- sion in Washington. ly.sia.” order releMe on a habeas ChrptM elements, he stated. For a while it looked as if Holly­ Foreign Ministers and perma- Over half a dozen overruled de- y o u J. Lindsay Almond Jr. today com-1 this vear. wood’s most famous triangle isters go into aeirrei session in proceeding for ronvtct-oilthor PINE LENOX mended the Perrow (Commission It g.ives localities the option of Beirut in an effort to reach Caryl Cheoemaja, who hoe made when might give the Show a backstage (Contir tMl on Page Five) plaji to the General Assembly as conti'niiing public schools with suspense that no script could ever unanlniou., decision on whether (Ointlnoea on Page Nine) a long fight to evade executlo.n PHARMACY the best available step to deal with integration or permitting public hope to match. Communism in Iraq is danger to in (talifomia. The high tribunal 299 E. CENTER ST. ■rhool integration without WTeck- .schools to wither away by with­ Reduced Taxes But Miss P^eynolds removed her­ Arab woiId. . .Victor Borge, Dan- in » brief order denied Chees> Ing public education in Virginia. holding local tax support. Absence self from the’show Saturday. She ish’pianist-hnmorist, cancels three man the right to file a peOUon Ml 9-0896 He gave unqualified backing to of local support would cut state .said she will watch it at home on more one-night stands in Chicago asking fasuance ot a writ of NO NEED FOR the study conimission plan that school financial aid to a constitii- Due in Britain TV. and stays in hospital with strep Wall Street Cautiojis habeas corpus. The .'order gave j would leave to localities the choice Uonal minimum under wliich Producer Jerry Wald had sched­ th ro at...T h e Rev, George C. L. no reason for the denial. between racially mixed classrooms schools could not be effectively London. April 6 (JFi A tail, uled the appearances of Debbie Copley, pa.Ktor of F’irst Congrega­ BANK by or no public .schools. operated. and Liz an hour apart, with Fish­ tional Chui’ch of Warren, dieis at m y b t e Kv r o b b e r j a U xED stooping bschelor on Tuesday will In a personal appearance before This part of the plan is keyed to Torriiigton Hospital after heart at­ On Stock Speculation New Yorit, April « UP) — A /HIGH HEATING MLLS er somewheie in’ between. a joint assembly session Almond usher Britain into a fl.scal year state aid for scholarsklps of up to Debbie Insisted that the pre- tack. frail, gentlornuuinered widow defended the commission plan $2.50 per pupil in private schools that everybody expects "will be one Democratic Advi.sory’ Council nhn pulled tivo aiidocloa* Man­ and^-himself agaln.st the accusa­ change. J^nnston recalled the story j SI /NOISY ORCRRATIC not affiliated with any church. of lower taxes. (Uontiniied on Page Nine) pfopo.,es that Democratic leaders New Yotk, April 6 tjn—Keith hattan bank robberies was sen­ tions of some ardent aegregatlon- Sucli tuition grants would be WMbn Chancellor of the Ex­ in Congress ignore President Funston, president of the New of the naive investor back in the i tenced to Jail today, but her true OPERATION Lsts that the state was thro>ving in 1920’s who bought a block of Gold j % available to any pupil requesting chequer Derick Heathc.ost-Amory ' Eisenhower’s economy drive and York Stock Exchange, yesterday identity and background re­ the sponge in the school battle them. In addition the plan ralla for i get husy With spending program added his voice to Wall Street’s Du.st Co. stock because of a deep I mained a mj’stery. A* Mr*. Vera with tlie federal courts. In a Civil rises in the House of Commons to , a jeturn to a compulsobv school announce the government’s annual IVo Strings Tag Pul to boost naliori’s eiononiy. . .Sign growing chorus warning of unin­ conviction "mining shares are due ^ Owen Wilson, 57, she wae aen- MAIL /OVER OR UNDER ”Warir cocomparison m p a^o n A.mmu.Almond »».usaid; _ ^ attendance law under local option for a rise.’’ I budeet. he is experted to proclaim painter and male secretary drown formed slock market speculation. tenced io serve from two to four HEATING The prograni recommended by I a.ssignment. Long off "The investor of a generation Saving regularly may be one of the most important habits you new incentives for an all-out pros­ On Gift of «2.S1,(M)0 In choppy Islaiid Sound In the Exchange’s magazine years on her guilty pleas to two the commission is not one of de-, members of .the commis- perity drive. Port Jefferspn while would-be res­ Funston said. "A tendency has ago who brought the share* of an Midtown bonk holdups. General featlsm or surrender. It mayma> beb e , enterprise making soap powder be- can acquire. The Sayings Bank of Manchester makes it easy for Re»'urrently shakeh by financial cuer., struggle vainly with engine been developing toward the pur­ .Sessions Court Jpdge- bfltcheU that we have witnessed Getlys-' From U.S. Sources cau.se he was bullish on mining /INSUFHCIENT HOT for a more stringent anti- crises since World W ar II. Britain ' ______of stalled motorboat. chase of highly speculative stocks D. Schweitser said she had-suc­ you to make deposits right from your home. Combination en- burg, but if we unite and work to-i ._ Group of electrical workers stock., was no more ridiculous,’’ cessfully resisted the efforts of WATER integration program. And unyield- ia now pa.ssing through a period of Singapore, April 6 '(* -A former by people who don’t realize ■what velope-and-deposit slips are available on request. The nearest gether for the best interests of complain in letter to Premier Fidel ' they’re buying. Funston said, "than his present day the. FBI and police to obtain in- Virginia there will be no Appomat­ ing .segregationist grpups such as stability. Gold and dollar re.serves education minister of Singapore the defenders of states rights and Ca.stro that Communists in their 'Some of them probably counterpart who acquires shares of fonnation about her. mail box can be your teller's window. tox." are high. A step has’ been taken told an investigation co'mmlsaion a company he hadn’t-even heard of He conceded In a speech pre­ inmviaimlindividual libertiesliDerties andana the he B-lB'li otof toward limited convertibility. The today sources in the United States 1"’°”union were subjecting them to . shouldn’t he buying storks at all RlghU crusade pleged their aid. , is strong bn the world mar- . paid his $231,000 "for political pur- let alone Aighly speculative is­ 24 hours earlier because the name •nTIxE b o u t RtoSCHEDULED Yoif cart get a FREE survey pared for delivery to the Assembly, suggests the atomic age or the IndlanapeUs, April 6 ip—Floyd that integration presarres might • I ket and at home. The Treasury poaes with no strings attached," 15" sues." Several brokerage' houses have) space age.” Patterson will defend His world Current ECONOMITE by our heating specialists forte the state to amend its con- a-w I XT • tx 1 I finished the fi.scal vear with a Chew Swee Kee testified the •*" <*uring lOO-mile c h ^ and Funston warned "that stocks can .heavyweight boxing champion- Your savings Member of atitutlon and abandon public edu­ Dock Union Seeks>usky aurpIu8'"o7moVelthan‘300rmoney was ; ’’pintlcai gift?’ puhaumg officer is Lt. Charlbs taken advertising space in news­ Power Type Gas Burner ——men trained by the Gen­ go down as well sis up; that some ship against British champion earn Federal cation. But that .time ia not at million Voundfl W O million. ''world of politics, a ; ^**f*‘' owner. papers recently to deliver similar j Brian London here May 1, An­ Dividend Deposit hand,' he said, adding: Increased Benefits These'factors encourage Britonscannot‘party cannot aurvivisurviv* without P«**<*^ w to break up ‘orai'ninga. . Earlier...... this. j-ear _E d ' -1 enterprises fail by the wayaide; FEATURED BY CRAN£ eral Electric Heating and funds." two demonstrations' os Bail State j ward McCormick,president of thehat allbusines.ses don t prosper all nouncement of the reacheduliag Insurance “It Is my considered judgment | ^ j to believe that the 59-year-old ■’I’l"®- of the bout originally sot fqr Corp. Amaxingly acoMoilcol In that we should exhaust every Shew is a member of the moder- Teachers College campus In Mun-i American Stock Exchange, said thetime; that, in a nutshell, there Air Conditioning Division, ; chancellor will sweep away is a market for red ink as well ** 21 in La* Vegas, Ner., Deports mode Monday ond Tuesday Price .. . Fuel. . , Service available source, tp preserve pliblie eattle. April 6f.qb - West whole range of burdensome ta>^^ ate. antl-Communist labor front cie. Ind. .. Britain joins Greek *ome method must be found to made today by Patter- education to the fullest extent and CdaatLongshore leaderstoday .Three main fanset* «r. '*’hlch controls the Singaporegov-1 and Turkish tlypriot leaders in curb the effect’on prices of uncon- black." will earn dividends from April 1. This "miKhiy mite" . is differcet m4 -Three main targetg are predicted. ■'The fact is." the exchange 'aon's manager, Gu* D ’Amato, better than anr low oast kfuntet jna’tw as long as possible before we con­ jirbpoaed a 35-hour work week, Sicoerta antiidnate a aln.h in the inaugural meeting of firmed rumors, and Arch Hindman, execitiive ever Iraowa, Compwt. iigsple, ia. sider total surrender of our right reducedduced retirement age and high- eamine- li* »* leader in a fight against Cyprus Mini.sterialMinisterial CouncilCounbil with An inflammatory stock market, president said, "there is just no CALL OR WRITE TODAY! er . ■ .... , quick anAeasy royal road to riche* secretary of tho Natloual Boxing cxpcntiTc to install and opersio • • • and privilege to do so." minimum wages to help meet - rtminda • via.- nr>w ' influence in the bright predlrtioos for .jhitur'e of featured by heavy trading and Assn.' ^ mJ prittd mthm the eseriTw earn. He said any move to abandon "displacementisplacenient of men by nia- island soon to becewne republic, . wild price swings in some issues, in the investment field.” mmsf Funston mitllhed some rules for the public school system now chines.’’ , !t«c* °'*^*"\*“ver.a fifth o of t mthat at in| j AUhouglv p ew *t first veftiaedrefus^^ Police officer fatallyfataUy wounded lies behind these warnings. TAILOR, 71, a s s a u l t e d . ' Officers of the International investors: Consult a rqputible brok­ rather than the plan offei;ed would If he marrigl land has children, I l^horhe^^^he todrR ^ ! From its low of *156.60 last : Hartford, April 9 <’mer presiaem ner- of «0 slocks advanced to a mgn or and/ preferred stocks and learn- 341 BROAD ST. 9-4S4t^ of the, 40 members of a commis­ report tha labor can help main-j euts of up to 10 per cent in i^ ,y of New York iestiaed ««>•» he is confident J225.60 this year, a gain of 44 per deorrlbed aa having I' sion headed by State Sen. Mosby Uin employniient by «eeking|varipu8 aales taxes are also pre- *60 048 of thi money was ( r a n * - 1 “‘‘‘“J’®" people of i cent. The average closed Friday at about the companies who** *ecur- a«A abmif 19 t* r ' LLOYD'S ities you own. St- Q.. Pefrow of Lynchbiirg is de­ •furtherfurther reductions in the wprk dictid-anddjetid-and AmorvAmory is tfioughttfiopght to bejferredbe,] ferred throUAthroUf^ his bank 'by Yu Umted States adamaiit. unafraid *223.60. Ntebola# onnnip FLUMBINO Bl^RVlCE DISTRIBUTORS FOR GULF SOLAR HEAT "If the paet i* guide to the fu­ signed to contain school integra­ WTOk without reductions1 in pay.” I ; consIdi^rinKccmslderlng substantialsub.,tantiaiexW e.xemptions pUons’Kuo'H(m''on'behaif ‘ Kuo H(m on b« aTtii'e-Too l1 prepare.! during his visit Trading voluqie iji the first three a, Ladte*’ im« G iil FUEL OH. iwt.GBNKRAL BLKOTRIO - ture. •ound coifimon .qtocka aire Mi 9-54$5_ ^ tion to.a minimum. It would sup­ The report to the ILtVU’s, 13th' for industrialr_j.— profits----..X- xx-x that ---- are Chemical _ . . AVorkstVorks, 1 Neither..t „Yu nor *’ere- Twenty - - nx..„xx.n.pereona ixiiixxUkilled .n<4 and ' montlh* thl*this year,vear onoh the NeWfYorkNeW^ork S9 Capitol Av^.; HEATING COOLING EQUIPMENT plant' tbs court-kilted massive biennial convenUon opening today | ploughed back into capiUl invest-: thq compaiiy Was l^ntified fur-|H seriou-My injured when bus Stockk EixchangaE was the h^gviest likely to keep pre(ty well in *t*p Jaw aud- -al■• S t rMlstanca program ismose' demise! waa signed by HApy Bridge*, I ment. This would encourage on ex-i ther. i 1 plunged down 400-foot ravine in sine* 1939. with Mvlng coat* and ■with th* pur­ eaiund wJi m« tte’M: naulted In the admission of i30 - —«" 'g. 1 ■’ — ^-----. ’\ ■ ■ ------j mountainous West P’gkl'etan In yjs article In "The Exchange’’, chasing power eg tb* dollar," Funa- ad M M I Nsgro pupils iitto $vlute schools of (OoEtiBeei ee Figw,IIUrteea) (CemtlBded *■ Page Ihlrteew) , (OMttaiaed ea Fgge Six) yeiterday. the megaoina published by the £x- ton added. , bF » a I ■th- v '

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