FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 196» MO»t^rBKrtT.Fdtm iHattrli^Btrr lEtrirning Hrralb Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ending Fnreeaat of U. S. Weather B «m M WRA Junions ndll meat Monday, . MiM Judith A. BaniM. 54 Alton April n, 1959 April 20, at 7 p.m. at tho home of 8t„ A frsahman at Beekay vTuntor Clniidy, milder, oreoaloHiU aheir* A bout Town Mrs. Irene La Palme. l U Walker CoUags, Woreastar, Maas., has St. A diacttasio of future plana hsan nalhsd a mt^ifbar of tha 12,910 nr* developliig tonight. S n i^ y H it maiTiag* of M in Jo-Ann will take placo and refreahmenU daan’a list for tha third quartar. Now In Progress-Hale’s Great Hale's Domestic and Member of the Audit cloudy, ohatice of showers, little DcMbM of Kut Kutford uid and a social time for the children Bureau of dreulation change In temperature. Wiiw Shim of ManchuCor will will follow. Robart O. pfsostad, S3 Comstock 'Hlanche»f^r'~—A CMy of Village ('.harm tak* placo tomorrow momlna at Rd., will ftfend ths csAdldates’ Fabric Department Brings 11 o'clodt in St. Chrirtopner'a The American Lefion Auxiliary day oparr housa at Lahigh Univer- APRIL ^ Chxirch, tihat Hartford. will hold a special meeting Mon­ aity, Bathleham, Pa., tomorrow. VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 169 (FODHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., .SAtl RDAY, APRII, 18. 19.',9 (Classlllcd .4rt,ertlsln| on l^agn 12) PRICE FIVE CENT'S day n't 8 p.m. at the Legion Homa to consider revision of the by­ Dr. Ralph 6. West, headmuter, St. Bridget's Rosary Society will i | You These Special Values! laws. Mra Leon Bradley heads the Coahlns Academy, Franklin. conduct rummage aale in the i committee on constitution and by­ a SHOWER Maiai, will be the gueet epeaker at basement of tha church tomorrow Yi^orriedi Boy, 8, laws. Men.' era may bring articles the meeting of the Klwanle Club morning, starting at 10 o'clock. A jl for the sprin < rummage sale at LOW PRICES ON FAMOUS BRAND Tuesday at 12;1S p.m. at the 3 J'a white elephant sale will be a n ' Has IVace Plan Rntanrant. this time. The sale Is' slated for added attraction. | Friday, April 24. at the Legion of VALUES! Home. SHEETS and PILLOWCASES Wsshinglon, April 18 (/Pi .— The Polish Women's Alliance. 11 Dalai Lama Says Ths Ifttsr to PrMlrtent Eisen­ Troops Storm Prison, Group 518, will hold Its monthly i Awaiting Chapman Court, Order of hower resd: meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. aL 771 Amaranth, will meet In the Ma­ TYPE 130 DAN RIVER MUSLIN "After listening to the new* North St. sonic Temple tomorrow at 7:45 I abovil the Cold Wsr. I *m Her. 89o—42x86 p.i^. The business will Include the Reg. St.19—«8xM ... China Broke Word worried about tlie people in PillowcMea ...... 45c initiation of candidates. A social Tickets for the house And gar-1 Invasion the world. In Ihlnlting it over, WATKINS- den tour in West Hartford on time with refreshments will fol­ Reg. St.IS—58x108 . Reg. S2.40 Fitted Bottom I have a plan. May 12 and 13 may be obtained at •‘a struggle . had started in the "Gel all the.se leadera who low. Twin Size ...... SLSS Panama, April 18 UP)— Tlie Tezpur, India, April 18 UP)' the J. W. Hale Store, the Nor­ Reg. S2.49—72x108 .. — The Dalai Lama today ac­ Kham Province, and this assumed ■want war together and pul. WEST wegian Craft Shop or -from Mrs. U.S. Caribbean Command baa serious proportions in 1956. In the them in a ring and let them , Crush Riot, Rescue 16 The Kehler Circle of the South Reg. $2.69 Fitted Bottom , cused the Cliiriese Coniniu- a y Charles House. Proceeds of the Reg. $2.60 81x108 .. Full S iz e ...... Sl-SS increased sveeiirity measures subsequent struggle the Cbine.se fight It out. " Faieral Saitlce Methodist Church will hold a tspr will go Into the scholarship nisls of destroying Tibetan armed force.® dc.st roved a large rummage sale Tuesday at 9:30 in the Canal Zone because of The letter was aigned hv fund for the benefit of the Hart­ monasteries, killing lamas number of monasteries. JVlany Kevin \V. Aiken of Trumbuli, ORMOND Director am. In Cooper Hall of the church. ford Art School. the Panamanian government's lamas were killed and a large For pickup members may call apd sending monks into lahoi' Conn. He i.s eight years old. ; 14* EASt CENTER ST. fear of a rebel invasion. number of -monks and officials either Mrs. Carl ComoUt, 30 Hart- i gangs. Miss Elizabeth Elder and Miss A- command apoke.sman aaid the were taken and employed on the 2 Leader^ ^teh rO 9-71N land Fid., or Mrs. John Telgener, j I The fugitive 23-year-old god- Nancy C. King will sing with the Values For The Bedroom extra precautions were taken construction of roads in ('hina. and 28 Garden Dr. I king diflcloaed that the seeds of the Madrigal group and will take part' SPECIAL after li-e.«idcnk Ernesto de la the inlerfereme m the exeicise o.f j revolt UiHt *.spre;w! over the little Fast Fire Kills in the May Day celebration of Lee- i Guardia announced that Pana­ religion.® fi eedom increased." The Ila ian-American Society Chatham "SundoYYn' Himalayan country were sown nn Of Coiivk^ts ley College's semicentennial anni­ BED PILLOW manian rebels, backed by mercen­ Tho r>alai I-44ma disclosed that Maachester'a Oldest will conduct the first of a series PURCHASE far back a.s I,05ri. versary of its founding. The cele-1 ary troopa, planned a tranrf-Canh- he liHfl acc^led an invitation to with Finest Facilities. TOPPERS The Dalai Lama issued a state­ Brollicr, Sister of dances, tomorrow from 8 to 12 bratlon will be held during the | bean invasion from C\iha. attend a ( ulltrral show in the ('hi- Off>Street Parking ment deno\)Uring the Coinmuni.st.s EstabUshed 1874 p.m. at the Ttallan-American Club. week of May 4 at Cambridge, VALUES BLANKETS "In rie’v of the present condi­ ne.se hekrlquarlers in Lha.sa March Kill Selves 35 Eldrldge St. Maher's Orchestra REG. VALUES to $25.00 ion arriving in this tea-gro\Ving Mass. Reg. $5,05. tions as outline<1 by President De 10. But, the statement saitl. a 111 N ew Canaan will furnish music for dancing. la Guardia, we have increased our t<)wn and (leclnred he came to In­ crowd of 10,000 Tibetan.®, fearful B. F. Goodrich QQ Rayon-nylon blend, the per­ dia of Kis “own free will.’* He B) .l.\( K ,Y.Vfi.MOND Admission will be free to all to­ Several styles to choose from. Button cloelnge or clutch security on installations in the for his safety, piiy.sically prevent­ Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet I fect blanket for tliree sea­ : .slipped but of hi.s palace in Lha.sa morrow night. toss-on. Four different lengths. Ca.shmere and wool blend. Latex Foam ... Canal Zone.” the spokesman said. ed him from going. Now Canaan, .\pril IS ,/pi A Door l,.oflK'f>, Mont., A p ril 18 Monday night at 8 o'clock In Odd sons nse. Completely wash­ !a month ago to seek refuge in brother and sister , ti apped b .• 100% wool—wool and rayon— wool and nylon. Beige, Reg. $6.05. Asked what would happen if an “Thereafter the people them- i/P)— F’'ifty Ij^avily arnird Na- Fellows hall. Mrs.- Hannah Wil­ able; remarkably warm and India, fiejcely spi-eading flame.4. died gray, navy, blue— plus tweeds. Sizes 6 to 20; 100% Dupont M j invading force should enter the .sclves, decifled to iai.«e a body- tioiuil Cn^rfismotl .*tornied liams will present the entertain-1 light weight. 72x90" size for Red ('hina‘s Premier Chou Ln- early to'e4l ilie home Jurisdiction, he replied: "That's Dalai l-»am*a.' the statement said. her committee will serve refresh-1 \ the youth revered as “The Living of .Mr, and Mi.s. Spencer Scott .Ir. dor rovTi' of bazooka, riiachino Reg, $9,08. 100% Imported T hat we are here for in the Canal “ L.»arge crowds of Tl.bctans' went ments. Buddha" had been kidnaped by gun anti riflo (rre parly today Pure'White Q A ONLY Zone - to defend the Panama abmii the slrecls demonstrating Dead were Cons:antia Senm. 19. RUMMAGE SALE Tibetan rebel.^. He expres.sed hope a New C-rnaan H_gli Scho. 20. of .\ew- 14.98 ' Lha.sa. The Dalai !,.ama .said he .•^tlll ciio 1 (i lio.atago guard.5. Milfor-d. Th • gn In-ed in the Scott SPECIAL WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE that an invasion would come from tried to maintain friendlv rrla- 'I'hr icvoll ondcrl \vhcn two con- Breaking ti.idiltnnal silence, the home where her brothei- bad come the sea. although there are ru­ tn'in.s v,ilh l!u‘ (.'nmin.mi.st.s Iwit in I n nijlcarli’i s cornered In th4- Dalai Lama charged in a l.L'bO for a weekeno v-j^it. DON'T READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR mors of a attso b\ air or land. tliey began moving in leiniorce- pil.'uin s nni lhwcat tower, com- word statement that the Chine.^e . A few h(>urs before the fire, the Still plenty of wear left tn MATTRESS PADS and COVERS It la not known whether an,\' in­ menls an reach the girl w lio Tun .N’alional Guai'dsnicn were SAM YULYES Reg. $5.98. Full or twin sizes. Extra araled from the Canal ‘/one hi' a was .sleeping in a rea* .second fl<>or wounded l.t Francis Pulliam nf “ SHOE REPAIRING Fine quality nylon bristle hair brushes A Full size, .. $4.49 heavy. street. Chou Asks 40% Rise bedrooi but the flamea held them .Mi.ssoiila Mont,, was shot in th# with matching comb in vinyl case. Reg- OF THE BETTER KIND” Panamanian .N’.'itiofial O ii a i-d liack. MghI hip and the rjgh! leg. Hi* ular 32.00 set. Sale P r ic e ...... *8 OAK STREET headquarters confirmed iLs troops 'Phe bridhej- was sleeping on a condilinii was not serinu*. The Same Side aa Watidna LATEX-FOAM HALE’S STURDYWEAR are palroling the cmmtry's Atlan­ down.«taiis (‘oucli. other- Giiaid'-mRn was wounded, BOX-STITCHED tic Coast, especialii' in the .^an Police said Mr. ai-id Mrs. Scott bid did not refpii.e hospitalization. In China Production climbeil out of tbeir bedroom win­ ORANGE HALL MATTRESS TOPPER PADS QUILTED MATTRESS Bias area. Tlie guard, a poliie- Warden Flo- d Pow:ell .said Jcrr.v PADS WITH arniy.. is P.inarga's only anpc.l dow ontf) a pni'ch . roof .Moving .M\le.s. about ,50, aiio 19-year-old CORNER ELASTIC along the j-oof. .Scolt .smashed a Reg. $0.08. S 7 C O foi cc. l^-e Smart, piSced the muzzles of 'Die govciiinicnl says it tins Tokyo. .Vpril !H — Re- the natimi'.s economu t wo chiklr en - w ei e ,slpej>ing pulled the triggers. Myles wa» a 39 X 76 twin size. $2.69 preventing aqV Panamanian inva­ day claimed the rebellhm in ad\amc. The T'niled State.s fear­ After removing tlie chrldien to burglar- with long nlminal rec­ ed that Comnuini.si .success would the I'oof. .Scott jumpecl to the [BINGO] Lovely new styles and materials Reg. $7.98. Reg. $4.98. S Q X Q sion attempts launched from Culia ' 'Tihel lias Imhui brought under ord.,Sr art was convir ted of mur­ pnmipt the world to entertain Discount World in handbags for spring and sum­ Twin bed size. $5.99 54 X 76 full size. . O 7 . A widely circulated rumor, conli'ol. He cxpresstMl Uic hope ground and b.n.ight hi.s familv to dering a Colorado salesnati. r EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 J Special which could not be verified, .-aid the Dalai Lama wonhl return to doubts of the \-alue of capilalism. a .safety down a ladder hi(-)i he mer. New burlaps with patent They and three oilier* had re- the govet'niuent has been advi.scd his sanl addies.s by President Mao T^e- le.sistaiK-e earlier. There wa.* a inforced heel and toe for for indiL'li'- and agriculture i.« 287 Tung. were bi'oadca.st by the radio Poli<‘e said Mr.«i Sr oft wa.s Shore OIL CHANGE awakened by a violent popr>ing Violence SG C V G tflV y apalteiing of return fire which extra wear. billion >uan (oinpared to las! and sent out o\er Peiping's sole U’a.shington. April Ik i,^»i Fidel noise coming from Oio first floor quickly ended. OIL NLTER LADIES' BILLFOLDS IRONING BOARD COVERS \ cat's 2o.^ billiiu' T\’ station. P'loodlighl.* came on. The 36- Ca.slro, taking a day off from his or this, induslrv will be expect­ 'Plus year'.s <-ongress a rubber- of the 5o.yeai-old house. Glamung -Noi'Ui Brnrifoid. April IK .*1’ ' Aiigii.-ita, Ga., A^piil 18 i .V j ■ Kver-ything is fine," Hagert}' hoiir rebellion wa* over. Pair 7 9 c speech-making campaign to pro­ ed to leach Ibo billion yuan and Htamp parliament may he the out of the wirulow .«he «au- the re­ O niK w ninrin wa.'; foniul rlejul find a and FRENCH PURSBS . . . .said In Its wake, the prison * deputy FREE PICK-UP ond DELIVERY E A C H 8 7 c mote Puha. today visit.s se\-eral agriculture 122 billion, ('lioii de- most impoi-tanl m the 1 o-veni-his- flection rtf flames. .‘^tnoke was , fat her^\and daii;^hler .sei iou.sly in- Clrr istiiut Her ter- lodsy w a.s named renowned Ameiiran shrines. drifting into the bedroom hut Mrs. Hettcf fra.s .suffered fiom arthri- wRi-den was d~ad. He wa* shot to FORK Fine quality leather In many colors. chu cd tniy of tlie T'ornmiinist Republic, jjiir-o(| in n n o iilh iea k of \-iolen< e af hy I’r-.’sidcnt K;«cnlmwci- |o he the flea I h .)hen the ronvicts seized 2 Pair 50 Compared \\ i t h yesteidav' s .‘'^r ott managed to reach a telenh‘>ne ti.s of the hi|\s fo!' the last several Values to 15.00. C y O Q Will outlast lighter weight covers several times, Elastic sllp-on ('hina's tailing ina.H.se.H doubled ^^t is expected to name a new pres­ a honu' orl f’oijf.e tMiiay. State nvw 8»Tn*tHi y nf .‘iialr. control at the dinner hour Thurs­ meeting wiih^the .\meri(an Society ident to suci-eed Mao. who retains, and gave the alarn-i to an operator yeaj.s Therr has been .some con­ Sale Price ...... EachI — will fit any board up to 60 " long. sli'cl ami iron jirnduclion and made ' P n l i c 4‘ said Ihe woman was ap­ day. A gtiarn w-as stabbed and of Newspaper Fditors during how-ever, the all-powerful post of before she and her husband v ere 'Phe Pic.xidout per.'*'nially an- cern a.s to whether he would he dramalH- increases in agricnllure parently mni-deiefi. up to .slntwling the grueling burden later freer. LAPPEN’S SUNOCO whicli he outlined hi.s count rys during 1!‘58 Clinii's addre.s.s imii- Chau-man of the Communist forced to the porch roof. nouiu c' will claMjjlUei Kthel Briiidlt-y. 22 vacation headcpiarter-s lids morn-; lion. I SPECTACULAR ary loader. be required to make an even more shadow- of the rebellion in Tibet cm <■ ' ' PAD and COVER SET ...... Set ^ X . / T B rin dley wa.« reported to l>ave .s;jf- mg by helicopter from his planta­ The Ifil/h gtjand. identified only One of bis major goals, he told hercuk'an effort. and'unreel in China'.s p'^asant H'-Mc! ..K bejnp cliA’-Hlctl tfi tlic Troops Alerted ler-erl a knife w ou n I in the rhcKt tion at Gr-een Pond. S ('. Mer- aa Baekman. wa* .struck In the ' the editors. Is to Ward off com­ ( ’boil .said that la.st year's “Great communes. raliincl to sm^pr'i CHncci-stru'kcn and hi.** dan ch fer a g^un.shot w ou n d fet arijxed there ye.sterday from face by a rifle butt y munism by wiping out poverty and leap forward” wa.s a lesult of the Before it opened, however. Red •lolin h’o.stci I>iillc.‘«, who rc.-^igncd ^^'r^.shl^gt^n to spemi the weekend. lleld with them during the re-' hunger. victory of .Socialism and of the officials reported that the nation In the nimith. la.st Wednesday, To Oiiell Strife Ki.«enhower and Herfei met with hellion yvene fn-e convicta deacribed Speaking at length on C^lban f.r.st-five-vcar plan which ended in Tile daughter, a senior at N ew The rie.sidcin Hnnoumcfl Ins in- had made a great leap forward in- newsmen in a eonferem e room a as ".stool pigeons" because they DEAL? licon'imic problems, he .saul his 1957. H aven Stale Teacheia Collepe, i .h i n IciUion to .‘jend Hcrtei'.s noinina- Spring and SunWner Fabrics tmn till Senalf ne.xl week few feet from the Pre.sidonfs tem- in.'ormed to pri.son officials -on r FOOD KIN^* ■ n country needs a “just treatv of He R.ssalled American iniperial- ((Vmflmied on Page Three) In Coal Area riitii-al ' eondition at G rafe Nev^■ reduced for this sale! commerce" willi the Fmlrd State.s H a\-en Ho.«!pitaJ. Hrindle>'. fn-e mar--f Swift cpnflnnatron ha^^ been lOc poiar\' off lie above the pr-o shop to get money for building fartone.s .«5hal ofNorth BranforrI,' able di( ted at tlie Augu.sla National Golf Club. (Continued on Page Heven) CHINO CLOTH ...... 99c y«^/ and reforming agriculture. tVhitPsbiirg, Ky.. April 18 cP — to walk in!o tile emer-j>i'n< room Hprtci' wn^ a.skcd wliellji-r lie Heiler walked into the room with­ Reg. $1.69 yd. Finest quality. 42” and 45” widths. He also appealed for American Ketilucky Adj, Gen. J. .J B Wil­ of the lio.spital. plan.s any rhnn^r in I'.S. fnieij;n out Uie lightweight rnelal cnil(‘h- COME IN DURING'OUR e.H lie ficijirenth' u.se^ hut he had I WEEKEND SPECIALS tourist trade. liams begins a tour of strikebound Police said a yonnK»*r daughter. poluy. He replied with a .«inilc lie With his usual flair for flamboy­ Chinese Reds Fighting dfic.H not uanl to get into tiiat left Uiem in a neariry Viffice. eastern Kenliuky coalfields today • L e . s 4lie, flem: ' packed meeting of l.OOfi editors Noith Branford .Iiniioi- High ert. . Bulletins I 45”. White only. ' ' mm'e al bis ' all. "I ju.si want lo announce my ' FOOD KINO U. S. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. and guests in his .standard attire School, whu'h 1:4 now under cnn-. The new sef retaiy. H4, al.so de­ Sabotage in Communes Gov. A B. Chandler said Wil- intention to nominate Mr. Herter from the AP Wiret» SPRING greeni.sh fatigue uniform, shirt ‘ liams would visit trnuble spots m .•tnictioii. clined to speculate on who will .sm’- COLONIAL’S SMOKED SUGAR CURED SHORT SHANK open at the ner'k. ( eed him a.s under seeretai \ for secretaiA' of .stale ' Reg. 89c EVERGLAZE CHAMBRAY ...... 77e yd. the 7-counly area where two men Then tlic I'*resKlent added tJiat 36’ . Plains, checks and stripes. have been killed at non-union coal He adfled, howe\'ej . that h be­ • TWO B.YNDITS FOILED .. (ContimiMi on Pagr Three) j By R«)V E.SSOYAV * saved two counties in Hopei Prov-. lieves n is "a rea.sonahle Hs.sun'ip- tlie nomination udll go to the Sen­ SALES mines Fairfield, 'April 18 SHOULDERS Lb.^Avg. Lb. 3 3 c I Hong Kong, .\pril 18 .4’' TIu' ; ince mote than .500 tons of grain lion that the .‘«arne team will caiiy ate early next week. (Ab—Two Oiaridler mobilized two National masked bandit*, each ! t’hinese Communist.^ are rracking I in one month. on.'* Will) Dial. P^i.senhou er left the carrying a Guar d - battalions after the death shotgun, tried to hold up a chain ’ down on widespread wa.ele. inef­ Under the new *ystem, in Ute Aews Tidbits room ami Herler met with newa- FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO-BEEF DEPT. SPECTACULAR Thursday night of .lames fltis Hej'ter formally announced that dry goods store In a shopping ' ficiency ^nd .sabotage in tlie slack sea,son workers receive two at Kisenhowei'.s petH4>nnl roqtie.st. men for about 15 riunuleH. REGULAR 25c HEAVy QUALITY Polish Policies Adams, 41. a coal truck Iri- er and (-ylled from A I* U'ires In resf)(»n.-*e lo a question. Herter , center here today. Police said n* FANCY GOVERNTHENT GRADED YOUNG MEATY . ; people'.a ounuiiu.ies. : meal.* totaling aborit one pound of part-tihie mine gtlard. pul td him fast Moiufay. he under­ (‘(l that Ki.scMihowPr- in ask­ fur as could .he determined, noth­ 30 DAYS ONLY Despite claim's of an exception­ j rice or rice mush a day During Adams was killed during an ex­ went a ( ompJele phv.«»u al cl eckup- MOREWEAR SOLID COLOR ing him MTinday lo )ia\e a physical ing was missing from the W. T. ,0-14 2Sc Shifting Back ally good liarvest last year, thev I periods of heavy labor Ibi.* can be change of gunfir e with t’nited Miire at .Johns Hopkins Cnivefslt; Ho.s- Senator- Hubi-rl Hum[ilir ey 11>- checkup made it clear at that Grant Co. store, I Hen Turkeys Lb. Avjf. Lb. / recently cut down meal.s in .some iip-ped half a pound. Workers members at the l.itlle pita) at Baltimore, Md. * spsctoculor ckds! commune.s to two a day. Tliere aie I ( ‘omniuiiist papei s cite many Shepherd mine near here. Three Mlniii jueilri ts main issues in HitiO Heiler .‘^aid he liad boi been in- time lliat iie wanted him to ;iiic-, pi ('suleiuial campaign will be what I ee'd ' 'Dulle.s. That com ersat.ion * COLLISION SINKS SHIP SCOTT COUNTY FACE CLOTHS/ To Soviet Line ;im leasing' repor ts of arrests arul I examples of latent hostility among f'MW members, including one shot formed >'pI reganhng the i‘e.'

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S' /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., s/ t URDAY, APRIL 18, 1959 Cites 19511^romise Castro Outlines P iQ B TWO , 2 1 Chou Asks 40% Rise □ □□□□□□ D ° ° g, Troops Alerted y jjfm Cuba’s Goals in Coventryy Sheinwold on Bridge ? DINE HERE _ Dalai Lama §ays In China Production w . .* ■ __ Talk to Editors To Quell Strife SUNDAYS! ° Demd«rats Seen in Favor (Donttnued trom Page One) stepped tip tempo scheduled In the LONG SUIT Now for your eating enjoyment d (Oontlnued from Page ’.mm) production of copper, sulphuric Sooth dealer you can dine here Sundaya. Our China Broke Word CHANGES RULe S In Coal Area stuck gamely to Bngllali dustrially and agriculturally In acid and electricity, he said. W Resident State Policeman By Alfred Sh^tvold Both tides vulnerablo dining room will be Open noon Q Consumer’s goods, at the same NORTH to 8 p.m. 1958. doubling Iron and steel pror I'.S. Masters Ted^ Champion (Ooatimwd from Pace One) Dalai Lama's sUtement as a ' throUKh hie Ulk In which he eald: time, will be upped 34 per cent. (Continued from Page One) How should you ^lay the trump 4 K 8 7 2 • /• ------"Moat statesmanlike utterance.” i . 1. HlA^government ie hot Com­ ductlon. China!* millions will have more of Tb- .o .'-.rb T t S: suit when you ho]A nine trumps In V 8 « 3 Ootnmlt*«e h a a ^ n e on record *!> Wllllmantic Tsvilight league ♦ J 10 4 h e r e n ig h t l y tlon of )rii palace. The god-king They saW It cleared "The most Im­ munist. iftut he did not give a dl Besides naming a new president, the dally necessities they have battalions totaling more than 000 the combined hands, including the EDDIE REED favoring thla appointment of a local group will be supervised by men will Hay In readiness. 4 A 10 5 then d ^ d ed to flee. portant thing for which' the world reel answer when asked If <3uba the congress is slated to pass on larked In the past, he promised. Principal Francis A. PenoUi of ace, king, jack and ten? Should AT THE PIANO has been waiting — that he' left would remaln''naiitral In any war The over-all prndiirtlrm of In­ roaident Stale PoUceman for the Two other battalions have orders VfTEST EAST TMe Dalai Lama waa smiling and many other top posts. No major Coventry Grammar School. you play for the drop or should 4 4 4 Q 6 3 Lhasa of his own free will and not between the United Slates and shak'eup is expected, however.. dustry and handicrafts this year town. , , to atand by. you finesse? This year will be the first time a i The governor had put/lhe guard VQ72 VJ10 95 waved to crowds on his journey to under duress as alleged by the Ru.ssta. X Members of the National Com­ will be increased by 41 p e/cen t Inunediate ete.^a are being taken West leads the king Of diamonds over 1958 and that of agrijtulture by the committee to investigate baseball program has been offered j on alert last month after pickets ♦ AKQ7632 ♦ 9 Tduesoorie, his home-ln-exile north Communists.” 2. Hla country wilt maintain Its mittee of the Peoples Consultative the entire local male population. and then continues with the queen' 4 6 3 4J9842 The Dalai Lama was beaming, membership In the 21-nation West by 30 per cent, he said. the necessary procedvirea. The repoi'tedly threatened to iiish a of diamonds. East discards the "POOD of Now Delhi. Conference, a non-government ad­ vote was tmanlmous. according to Church Sers’lees |loading ramp in l.a'ti her County. SOUTH FOR broadly as he came out of the ju n -, ern Hemisphere Defense Alliance. visory body which la meeting at the The Rev. James K MacArlhur; deuce of clubs on the second dia­ 4 A J 10 9 5 AVEY’S In s 1,200 word statement he gle country and posed for pho­ He added Cuba will continue to Herman W. Mulse. Secretary.- Adams' deatli followed by 16 mond. EVERY same' time, also were present. So 5 CiliuB T op Million An investisalion is-planned by will use "Christians and Schools " ' days that of non-union coal opera­ 4 A K 4 MOOD” firmly denied the Communlet tographers who burst police bar­ give refuge to Latin Americans were representatives of all foreign West continues with Ihe ace of ♦ 8 5 45 B CENTER 81 who hope to overthrow dicta the coram'tlee on the feasibility as his sermon topic during the tor Woodrow Smith. Smitli \^■BS claims ho was kidnaped by "re­ ricades to get close to the youth­ missions In the Chinese capital. New Delhi —India, whose •popu­ 10;4.-) a.m. services tomorrow at the diamonds, .and East discards an­ 4 K Q 7 ful ruler revered by millions of ships In their own countries. But of eatahlishlng a Board of rolice shot down near liis small mine in other club. You ruff, of course, and SoDth West North East actionary elements” leading the In Missile Post Chou said this .vear's commodity lation lives largel.v in the nation’s Commlsaioners to' supervise the First Congregational Church Knox Count!'. Five CMW meni- buddhlsts as "The. living Buddha." Cuba, he said, will malntnin a poli­ I'Ctall sales have been flxcM at 95 then niiist decide how to play the 1 4 2 4 2 4 Pass Tibetan rebellion. Robert H. Shatz o f Buffalo. New cy of nonintervention in the af­ .160.000 !lllage*. has 69 cities with constabUlarly in town. The com- The Rev, C. Arlhtir Bradley will | pj,., have been indicled for mur- □ □ □ □□ [ ] □ □ □ □ □ □ □ For the Dalai Lama it was near lillian yu trptnpa. 4 4 All Pass "The Dalai Lama would like to York, has been appointed Chief, fairs of other Caribbean reptiblica, a population of 100.000 or more ndUee fceU "this la a step in the use "Can You Run Your Own In the death and two others the end of an epic flight that be­ overver rv58.T«5( "With eight, ever: with nine, Opening lead — 4 K state categorically be left Lhasa Technical Military Planning. In the 3. He is noi a dictator and be­ and five citie. of more than a mil­ fight direction in insuring better |Mind’ ■ as his sermon topii dur-, ph^rged as accessories gan a month ago when he slipped (The yuan Is valued at 2.3 to lion. The largest are Calriilta, never. ” said the old rule on and Tibet and came to India of out of his great palace in Lhasa, Missiles * Space Systems division lieves in a free pres*. illce protection in rovehtry," , Ing the 11 am. .services tomorrow of United Aircraft Corp., It has one U.S. dojlar.) Bombay, New Delhi, Madras, and at the Seconh 'finesses. That 1s, you finesse for 7 6 3 2; Clubs—6 S. What do yoti hla own free will and not under the Tibetan capital, a move which 4. At this time Cuba has no In­ Sulse said. opcralors of truck mines and coal the queen when you have been ..announced today by 'Wright tention of throwing out the United He said that In an effort to speed Hyderabad. Anthony .T. Paulis has been rec- j Church . loading ramps refused to sign a say? duress,” the statement said. touched off an uprising against the development of production 520 Mrs William F eight trumps In the combined Answer: Bid one diamond.-There The Buddhist ruler said It hqd the Chinese overlords in the moun­ A. Parkins, division general man­ States Naval Ba.se at Guantana­ ommended by the committee for ^ new iTm W contract It calls for million tons of rail and shipping MAN DIES FIGHTING FIRE charge of the nur.ser! , a dav wage raise to $24,2.-) hands; you do not flne.sse. how­ is no advantage In making a shut­ always been accepted that Tibet­ tainous kingdom. ager. ' mo. the position of Tolland County , ,2 ever, when you have nine trumps. transportation will be placed at Sundavdav at the Ouirch t^.mmuni y prolecUvo wage clau.se pro- out bid when you have such great TELEVISION PROGRAMS ans 'were different from Chinese The Chinese are still trying to j In his new position Shatz will be Today. Ca.stro scheduled a visit Thompsonville, April 18 (^’1—A deput.v sheriff. He is pre.sently a This rule applies only when you responsible for the division’.'^ ad­ lo the Lincoln Memorial, Mount the disposal of agriculture. 67-year-old man died yesterday detective sergeant in the Coventry j Hou.se during the rluirch worship hiblting Ihe hiivincbuying of coal pro­ high-card strength. You might and always strongly desired inde­ stamp out the rebellion that spread This, he said, Js a 36 per cent In- hour She will bo assisted by Nel­ have no special information (or easily miss a slam If you started pendence. over the entire country. The Com­ vanced planning studies in weapon ■Vernon, the Jefferson Merriorial !vhile fighting a brush fire near his Police PatrAl. duced at less than union pay. when you ciyn afford to let either and the tomb of the Unknown Sol­ (-rcase over the 380 milllpn tons for lie Perkiiis and '

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It * i ment floors for display purposes. ing Management,” "Cost Control," is ekpected that the structures Furniture for every room, includ­ and "Sources of Information and will be completed by the middle of ing living room, bedroom, dining Aid." summer. One of them will be built liMT or PreaBoro room, den and kitchen, have been The annual Small Business.Man- high enough so that It can even­ Bamers grouped to present an "In the agement Institute will have open­ tually serve as a flight test hangar home” look. ings for 30 owners, or key per­ for the company's test and devel­ The 'aales staff of the Manchester office of the, Liberty Mutual c a l l u s f o b f r e e New styles and cover fabrics e s t im a t e s sonnel. In 30 firms engaged in opment work. Insurance Co. was feted at the Manchester Country Club this leaving the designer’s tables at manufacturing. A certificate pro­ Kaman is sci-ving as its own week for having maintained the best renewal record of any of Bezzini Brothers’ furniture factory gram. the Institute will be held general contractor on the project. the company’s offices In New England. Timothy J. Donovan, FOfiARTY BROS. at Adams and Hilliard Sts. will Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Meet­ personal sales supervisor, accepted a plaque which was also pre­ ’"Covers father, mother, children DJOOBPORATED also be exhibited for the first time. ings will be on a seminar of con­ Complete (ioiirse sented to the staff In recognition of the achievement by Cedric The furniture show rooms were T. John Hill Jr.. 42 Elizabeth Callander, New England division sales manager. Included in JTEDDO HIGHLAND COAL, formerly located at the factory. ference basis. and future children CONNECTICUT COKE. Dr.. 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Stock Split Recommended were among the officers e'ccted U cal work, one fundamental Is true New York—Diabetes, the eighth been aged a full 20 years to make Recommendations for a one-and- were ahead of last and that sales Two Manchester men associated to save the country more than $2,- leading cause of death in the Unit­ With warm weather coming projections for the rest of 1959 in­ with Lutheran Brotherhood, a life this week by the Connecticut Re­ -there is value derived through along and many outings being it as smooth as silk, i2 vear Scotch, a-ha!f for one split of common tail Merchants Assn., an affiliate 800.000 a year In foreign exchange. I . . AddrcM------I the Ideas and inventions of writers ed States, afflicts one out of every Haig * Haig, Pinch Bottle, Ballan- stock of The Grand Union Co. dicate this could be the firm’s third insurance company, attended the JOYCE Knarfs 80 Americans. There are 1,000.000 planned. It Is nice to know that the PRINTING MASURY biggest year. 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MANCHESTER EV’ENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1959 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEjBmER, CONW^ SATURpj^, APRIL 18, 1959 PAGE SIX Firemen Battle Ing these 'would require more than _____ Wonders of the Univei^i Admitted slayer of Two Verplanck Pool Site Haa^nry that, oaca wa concdde forty mlllibn hours' work by the Troops Storm Prison, 7 Minor Blazes •ach othar’a form of cotwnmcitt, city’s 9,000' dentists. The task Being Planned thara wUl ba mora of a chance for Connecticut la at least three times their ut­ most capacity Seven mipot fires kept Town Sought by Committee what wa read in the (ood Inatincta The Open Forum Vanguard Ushers and 8th District firemen busy yes- Says He Killed 3 Others The need is especially evident Crush Riot, Rescue 16 By Mormons of tha ordinary paople on aither Yankee t ^ a y and today. D p R n r r ^ 9 among chfldreB.\ The average Conslniollon o ' an ouldopr pool'^hlch would antall ,a bond 1m u « U Slanll SbrMt aide. And, although we do not CoRunuoicationa for publications ln "| ^ Open PY>nun will not child referred f w treatment by / Town Co. 1 put out a grass fire (Contlnoea from Paga One) By A. H. O. (OottMnoed from Page One) a gaping hole in the south ;yall of and rise In th* tax rate wwifd b* want to aeem too aly and Machla- be cuaraQUed publication If they c o n ^ mora than 300 words. school authorities bM u ae hie fam­ Reconnaissance Agi the north cellblocU. where thO at 138 McKee St. at 9:24 this Ix>cal representatives of the at Verplanck Rchoolv, use of the morning. A t 11:15 iM t night Co. Church of Jesus Christ of l.atler- out of the question. There is no vcUlan about Uila, that would .be The Herald reserves the rl^ht to d eclb^td publish any matter ily is too poor to M y for treat­ host^es were held. istrative executive of Ul« State Indoor pool at MancliMl'er High PvlibUaiMn As contrasted with the lack of their fellow convicts. Their fate 1 extinguished, an auto fire on Cen­ O bitu ary day Saint* (Mormon) have an- indication the public attitude to­ Otobar 1. uaa that may be lihslous or which is in bad Wits; Free expression ment needs seven Qpinga. The National Guardsmen stormed Police Department, admitted an School and retention of Gkjhe Hol­ ward swimming pools haa changed about the only real way for either of poltUcal views Is desired by contributloai of this character waa not determAied. ter St. Damage was not serious, nounced that Uioiight te being a case against Governor RlblcOff's city of New York Slone ependa By DR. I. M. UVITT < Tha result was a long chart of Four bazooka Shots vVers fired. Into the compound anff quickly investigation of Davies’ story was low and Salter's Pond* for awim- eince the defeat of the Globe Hol­ B *W KTiwtt* of ua to have any conceivable in­ but letters which ere defamatory or abusive ^11 be rejected. cloud conditions which Vanguard n it was reported, but wiring was given lo building a chapel In Man­ PubOabe* highway bonding program, there abM t $1,500,000 a year to assist Director, Franklin InaUtoto Their booming ekploeions rocked took control of the scene. Flood­ underway ant laid that it would William Uavla low pool plan more than a year HollAy* Gatcrwi U tb« fluence on the other’a political 40,000 children between the ages had seen in a quick trip over the burned. ■ not be completed for several days, chester. ming this summer is the gist of a l»r Cean u was full-fletTged and impressive op­ Planetarium the entire area In the early morn­ lights bathed the sres. as' the spo­ Town Companies 1 and 2 put'out William Davis, Newington, fa­ Elders Calvin Hllbner of Men- ago. he aaid. three authori- o f 0 and 14. while Its atuiUea show sunlit portion of tha aarth. Thua at least. recommendation which will he Btnicture, not by aeekinK to de­ ‘Time-Tag Enough’ ^read the follow!vlng ' phUadelpbla ing darkness. radic firing wanetFhnd died. Clouds a grass fire on Thomas Dr. about ther of Mra. Dorothy A. Gagnon don, Utah, and Rlchanl Adams, of The committee picked Verplanck position to the subsidiary Rlblcoff onaK that well over 300,000 boys land tha reconnalasance revolution was All questions about the Connie of Manchester, died suddenly,last made to the Board of Directors SUBSCRIPTION RAWS stroy It, but by exposing it to To the Editor, tative publications Durfnf what seemed Uka a wild The bazookas, normally an anti­ of tear gas climbed into the crl.sp 2:45 yesterday afternoon. Salt Lake City, said the Mormon because it la oiie of the most PaymtM la AOnaci proposal for a diversion of motor 1. "Fluoridation Facts.” Ameri­ girls fn this age group do not get ruah of rocket launchinge several ushered in. Si.iith case- were turned sslde by Tuesday night. frteiidly, conatrucUve competition. As a practicing phySlclah in this tank we bpon In warfare, smashed air. Eighth District firemen answered night. Church is looking for property in Tlio Directors' awiiumlng pool densely populated areas In town Om T tar vehicle department revenues into can Dental Aaan., February 1353. the- dental care they need. . I f weeks ago the spotlight of puMclty Vanguard n may be a pioneer Major Pemer as premature. ftA Months town ' and a former Manchester Guard lAurence Cozzens, one of a box alarm at 10:11 a.m. yester­ Born March 18, 1891 In Birming­ Mancheater for this p\irppse. At suheommiUee agreed on this pro­ and because It "has -the greatest the state's general funds, and it 2. Report of National\Academy five times es much money were swung away from tfanguard u, the and only the forerunner o f recon­ The State Police officers did ham, England, he came lo this Months ...... *...... Health Officer I am'very interest­ naissance devices, but already it la the himtkges, said they were con­ day when a resident called to say least two acres would be needed, posal after a hrief dhsetisslnn at potential for the future." Use of Ons «CBtb ...... * was this opposition which obvi­ ed in the topic ’’Fluoride-Miracle of Science: National , Research available (the minimum estimated weather satellite. cerned at convict threats to douse d'scloae, however, that there is no country tn 1911. He was a membei Weekly ...... as necesMry to treat this grou^), Important because its crude obser­ 4- the William Peck Lumber Co. of­ the.v aaid. the Muntelpal Building last night locker room facilities at the school A Monument To Taft ously represented key Republican Council, Pub. •314; 1951 Yet Vanguard XL marked a .gig- them with naptha and turn them record of any body being found of the Grace Epl.scopal Church, Slntfs C09P »>>»»»««>** Drug or Poison?" there would not be enough den­ vations may enable the eclenttat fice building was on fire. 'The two church elders, who are CommiUee Cliairman Francis would do away with need for a strategy at the legislative hearing ’’Scientific evidence lUggesUng 3. Statement of the Oommlaslon aUicant point In rocket history. into human torches In the event an The fire, however, was confined or of anybody reported missing at Newington, the Newington Ixiilge A ll the devotion that tha late tists to do the work. ' to observe changes in the earUi’e Personal Notices residing at 313 Spruce St„ said Mahoney said tha reconunendalion separate bath houae, the commit­ MMMShiR' OF on the two topics. on Otronic Illness; "FluorldaHon .Roaring aloft Feb. 17, U ushered armed Assault Was attempted.. the time Davies claims he killed of Mn.sons and fhe Tall Cedars of THH ASSOlUATlSD PRuaB Robert A. Taft commanded during it (fluoridation) was much more Decay prevention la the only in­ cloud cover. I f advancing and sta­ to the dry grass between the office the proposed church house would looks forward to the coming sea­ tee agreed. Th« Anodatrd Prr», u excluit»«ly One key to the Republican suc­ complete 10 years ago than has of Water Supplies,” March \n a new ago of information gather- "We heard the convict.* yell and the railroad tracks and no the woman in Watertown. Lebanon of West Hartford. contain the chapel, pins recreation telligent answer. fitg projects which some * u*« of repuOllcatlun of his lifetime was on nostalgic dis­ cess in building up ' the diversion been the scientific evidence for 1954. In.Memoriam ‘They're coming In” he said. "We other property damage resulted. Besides his daughter, he leaves halls and cla.ssrooms lo fit the would he foollali, he aiiid, to make, •II new* dUpalcbe* credited to It or it is the rule rather thSn the ex­ .The statistical svldsncs shown send us clear and accurate photo­ cerned quickly, then weather ex­ jor Remer said, Vfas ascribed at a site because it Is on the fringe not otherwt»« credited In title Mper play,as, .Jn Waahlngto'’ last Tues­ issue lay in the fact that whereas the majority of rommunity health In lovlnc m em ory o( our huabam! ;ot mattresses and held them up During the afternoon . 8th D.s- his wife, Mrs, Cecelia Davis: three widely-diversified program of the a long-range proposal at this time the Ribico/r bonding program ception that there la a longer or iff. this letter has been gathered graphs of the earth, mqon and perts will be able to predict coming and father, Elmer - H. Gllnack. who the time to diabetes and alcohol­ of town and not as near to as and aleo the local new* day, s handsome bell tower waS program when they were started. weather patterns quickly and ac­ lo ' the bars of the cells to keep trict men put out grass fires on sisters, and five grandchildren. sect. heeause swimming needs can man.v families * « Verplanck. All rlchta of republtcaOon of epeclal meant more money -for roads, di­ shorter time lag between the proof by J r . Louis I. Dublin, long rec- planets. panfied away April 18, 1961. W. Middle Tpke. and New Buck- ism. An autopsy failed lo uncover dlepat^re Herein are alao reewred Why should It be lagging?” curately. hem from throwing in the naptha. The funeral will he held Monday Tlie elders, whose visit to Man­ change drastienlly within the next U*e of the high school pool will dedicated to hia memory, be­ version meant taking away from of scientific procedures of benefit ogni^^ as one of the leading Right now Vanguard n is circling land Rd. and Town Co. 1 extin­ any evidence of violence, As I look back to earlier days This would be of supreme im­ Gone but not forgotten. We heard the bazooka shots, then afternoon at 2 o'clock In Grace chester ia part of a two-year mia- few years. be a trial, the committee said. Full eerelce client of N. E A. Sere-, coming one more Washington mon­ road-building money already tradi­ to health and the utilization of statisticjanj in the country. Dr. the earth. For two weeks its two guished a grass fire on Hartford One mysterious fact about the in medical practice in Manchester portance in the case o f hurricanes W ife and son. some running. Episcopal Church, Newington sionary effort in New England Tile I'ommiltee will rerommend Ice. Inc _ tionally assigned to th)R function. these procedures for the general Dublin 'zas 2nd vice president of "electric eyes” scanned a strip Martin ^ase was that while her "A t least,” said Mahoney, ” lf In­ Publlshere Repreientative,: ; umental landmark. and recall numerous conversations and typhoons. Those super storms "W e were still holding up the Rd.. Friends may call at the New­ said liie Mormon Cliiirch current­ that the pool al Verplanck School If you want roads, then, .you were welfare. Against this background, the Metropolitan Life Insurance from six to 40 miles wide and about Uod.v was found in a depression door swimming Is not popular, w * Jullue Matheee Special ency - New i Much of the Sentiment accumu­ with older public health officers 600 miles long on the earth's sur­ show marked cloud patterns easy Card of Thanks mattresses when we saw a Na­ ington Memorial Funeral Home to­ ly haa 945 meeting houses In plan he blllll this spring. Yorlt^ Chlcaao D«m!« I for the bonds an;^ against the di­ the fluoridation of public water Company ahd has continued his near the end of a culvert under won't have lost any great Invest­ and especially those, with Dr, D. face. Here’s what occurred during to dlscem.XThey have been dis­ We wish 10 thank all of our neiph- tional Guardsman. He told us to morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 lo 9 p.m Ming or building stages throvighout Exiionae Ixiuer m e m b e r a u d it b ur eau O f , lated for thi.s man arose among supplies has progressed at better Interest in t^rious public health friend.'! and relalivee for the Catering Rd,, Wolcott, her pocket- ment,” CIRCULATIONS ______I version. C. Y. Moore, who will be remem­ covered on \hlgh altitude rocket get them out of the way. He opened the world. The eommIUee recommended use those who admired him for rea­ Beyond that, however, the Re­ than the usual rate. We can be activities. He ta the author of a this time: many arts of kindness and sympathy Hospital Notes book and belt were found on the Mahoney added that the Indoor bered as a very respected physi­ When Vanguard II was at peri­ photographs.'If their wind direc­ shown us In our recent bereavement, the cell and we left on the dead Mrs. Michael Saeherek "The Mormon church Is grow of the high school pool, pending ar­ The Herald Prlntln* Company U».. publicans recruited valuable allies gratified at what has been accom­ number of well-known books on pool would allow swimming even sons former President Herbert cian and former head of the Board gee, 335 miles above the earth’s tions and paths could be forecast, also the Cedarcrest Sanitarium in New- run. We ran through the main cell- opposite side of the road. This re­ Mra. Katherine Saeherek. wife ing very rapidly In the greater rangements with the Board of Edu­ aaaumea no ftnancl^ reapooaiblllty for who were presumably concerned plished, but we have no reason for vital statistics, pbpulation prob­ ifipton and all the doctors and nurses typucraphlcal errora appearm* In ad. Hoover called false. His enemies of Health, the current opposition much human suffering and mil­ ADMITTED -YESTERDAY: mains unexplained. of Michael Saeherek, 299 Wood Hartford area," they said, "ami cation, because it would entail lit­ during rainy weather. mainly with sound fiscal pqiicy. complacency. ’Time enough has lems, and public health. surface, the photocells saw their of the Manchester M em orial Ho.^pital. block, and out through the wom­ yertlaamenta and other readlna matter smallest strip. At apogee. 2,050 We especially thank all tho.^e who sent Timothy Scully, 26 Foley St,; Mi.s. ■'As of now " said Major Remer, land St , died suddenly this morn­ the chureh organization is current tle initial expense and would af­ In The Manchester Evening Herald. called him a reactionary, and an Among these was Frazar B. Wilde, to flubridatlon of water supplies passed. Think of our children’s E>r. Armand E. Affricano lions of doUars of damage might an’s quarters.” IS quite sfimilar to that whlcSt arose miles high, they saw a band al­ the beautiful floral tributes and loaned Na$alie Smith. J60 Blsscll St.: John "there is no si:;'porUng evidence ing at her home. ly looking for properly to build a ford swimming to North End resi­ isolationist, and it wa.s indeed from the distinguished Insurance execu­ teeth. 'Vote for fluoridation of the be avoided. the use of cars. Dtapiny adrertuinf clMlna houra: most seven times as wide As the Need Sequences Rich, 1.30 Pearl St.: CarlitGarlic Hunt" If* Davi ?' new eonfe.ssions. ” Born In Austria-Hungflry, she c-Impel in Manchester dents If .Salter's Pond had to he VOI H CHIUnilEN tive who carried the ball for the when other .public health meas­ water supplies. ‘Being Without Is COetiy’ For Monday—1 p.m. Friday reactionaries and isolationists that satellite spun at about 50 revolu­ To be sure, such a development Mrs. August W. Volpenau. Coventiy: ^Irs, Mary HSIifro. 74 Davies occupies a cell In death had been a resident of Manches Adam.s and Hiihner are two of ( lo.Sed before fhe end of the season, fh\N ROMP HERE . For Tuesday—1 p.ni Monday. Governor's road-bonding program, ures earlier were Introduced. Yours truly, To the Editor, 6.000 Mormons aerviiig unpaid 2- For Wednesday—1 p.m TUeaiUy. he often received 11- most fervent refer particularly to the chlorina­ tions per minute and moved for­ in forecasting would need more I Woodland Sh ; Homer Lai abce, 72 row near those of Joseph L, Ta- ter for over 53 years. TIu ee years 'Hie Board of Ednenlion has given but who departed from the Gov­ Robert R. Keeney, M.D. Many people feel that the .cost year periods of ministerial service I I Price Itediioed ! ! For Thuiwday—1 p.m Wedne*lay. support. But, as Hoover said, such tion of public water supplies, the ward in its orbit, successive strips than one weather-eye Vanguard In Memoriam Court Cases . Ijockwood St.; Gary Ko.*iak. 174 borsky and Arthur ("ulombe. who ago she and her husband eele tenlalive approval of use of sckbol For Friday—1 P.m. Thuraday. ernor to warn that diversion rep­ of a water fluoridation program In lovlnp memor.v of George Sum­ around the world facilll icH, For Saturday—I p m Prjd*y ^ pasteurization of milk supplies were traced out. s-nce the scientists would need se­ j Greenwood Dr.: Roy Ftke Sr., 115 spread terror through Connectl- brated their 50th wedding anniver- narrow clas-sificallona did not do resented a ’'dangerous precedent,” ‘How Safe Is. Safe T* would be excessive and still an­ These were reflected from a mir­ m erville who pa.'!sed away A pril 19, Adam* was as.signeil to Ui Ik area Saller'.s and Gloli* Hollow should Manchester — 7 room OaaalUed deadfina: 10:.'W a m. each and immunization against small­ quences of mosaic pictures sep­ 1955. I Waddell Rd.: Ralph Tracy, Kelly rut in the winter of 1956-57 with ■Sary. She waa a member of St. home, 3 bedrooms, good day of' publtcatlon ,eaeept Saturday- justice to T afts spirit and his and even to advocate increased To the' Editor. other burden on their already ror, onto a lead sulphide coated in­ two weeks ago and ha* been he opened as usual for the com­ pox. Alwa.vs there has been a Now. iif^ r three score and ten arated by a few hours. Clearer sets John G. Talro, 43, of Ea.st Hart- i Rd,, Vernon; Daniel Twomey, Willi­ a .series of holdup kllilnga. Talmr- Bridget's Churcit and of the Poli.sh deep closets, spacious liv­ » a m ___ guiding principles. Both Taft, and taxation as an alternative. heavy tax load. The truth is that frared photocell which produced God called him home, It was His will. in New England six months. Hiih­ ing season, the committee said. lime - lag between the discovery years of life, I have seen about of pictures containing more infor­ But in our hearts me love him still. ford, was fined $25 in Town Court I Harold Duford, Hartford: sky confessed to seven murders Women's Alliance. ing and dining rooms, The Republicans ahso had, as | to be without such a beneficial an electrical re.sponse or fluctua­ ner has been in New England 17 The eommitlee felt that a pool Saturday, April IS his less flattering follower*, -vyere of scientific facts and public ac­ everything. 'ITlie proponents of flu­ mation woul. result if a high- His memory Is as dear today . J . o„iM rs. Ethel Gambacorla, Ellington: and Culombe lo six. Their execu­ She leaves three sons, Mi<-hael paneled family room, ex­ honorable ally for the day. the. program i.*i highly costly. tion. depending on the light inten­ As in the hour he passed amay. this morning and sentenced to 60 ’ seheibonpflug. 281 School .St,; monlha. spared one great experience—the ceptance of them. The major bases oridation have called on a gover­ resolCStion television camera ttrere tions have been stayed pending of Stafford Springs, William of and picnic area al Globe Hollow, tra size Z-car garage, Connecticut Ptiblic Expenditure] The cost of s health giving sity received. Thus the “ electron­ days in jail for a breach of the Gilbert Bailey Jr., 24 Tyler Circle: Adams worked for the Utah which has been proposed by other The Tourist Routine for objections to chlorination, nor of a near by state, a dietitian, used. But these must wait for W** often sit and think of him appeals. Mani-lieater and George Saeherek double lot. excellent ver.v experience they thought they Council, which made the following water fluoridation progrsun de­ ic 'eye " differentiated clouds, wa­ peace. Sentence was suspended • O.scar Foiand, Dob.sonville: Mrs. Light and Power Co , and after town agencies, could l>e Inrorpo- pasteurization. Immunization and a landscape gardner, and an indi­ technological advances in equip­ When we are all alone. Another death row neighbor is of East Hartford: five daughters, eompleling his missionary service neighborhood close to Some prognostications in the wanted most. That experience cogent point: , pends upon several things. The ter and land masses. For m em ory Is the only thing raled Into a larger, moio detailed fluoridation are the same: vidual who says he is a biochemist ment. That grief can call its om’n. and Tatro was placed on probation ; Benjamin R-id, 21, of Hartford, Mrs. John Baronou.sky of Man- plans to study electrical englneer- school. bus, shopping. would hrve been the presidency It­ "A proposal to borrow money i size of the selected community, the Stored on Tape St.: Mrs. Ethel MeCullum, 220 arhedilled lo go to the electric eliester, Mrs. Willard Ilobh of program al a later dale. N e w field of world events are so safe 1. There Is an Inability by some who tells us that water la treated type of existing water system, and What is most significant is that for 6 months. ing. You'll want this home!! for day-to-day expenses of the; A tiny tape recorder stored thi.s E v er rem em bered by his I Charter Oak St.: Susan Gibson, 14 chair June 15 the same night that MaiUHtield Gentei. Mrs. Josei)h liousing north of Salter’s Pond we rather hate to abuse them self, and if It had come the most people to accept the conclusions to make it safe with calcium the chemical used. In addition Vanguard II gave scientists, for Wife, daughters and sl.^ters. Hilbner, a former University f Evenings call M I 4-1139 General Fund would undoubtedly information on magnetic tape. It Tatro made improper advances I ijumel PI.; Robert Bittner, Bol­ Davie.s ia lo l>e executed. Ton-ski of Manchester. Mrs. An­ may enlinnce the jioslllon of Sai­ anguished disillusionment would of epidemiological iresearch. chloride, that is ordinary taijle there are the costs of the amor­ the first time in history, a plat­ to his sister-in-law, Pro.secutor Utali student, plans to s(ud-- civil or MI 9-9858. Such A Bitting duck event la the have been universally condemned took about 75 feet to. store almost ton Rd-, Vernon; Mrs. Alice R^id. convicted of the Jan. 16, thony Galumhoski of Marlborougli ler'.* to I lie point where a new then have ari.sen precisely among 2. There is a reasonable fear of .salt also ferrous (iron) sulphate. tized equipment and the expense form on which they could stand In Memoriam John Lombardo told the court. A engineering al the end of his two- forthcoming Wait of Vice Presi­ as unsound and risky fiscal policy. As I have stated before I have been 60 minutes of data. A radio tug­ Flanders Mansfield, 19.57. hammer .slaving of Mrs. and Mrs. .tames Berloni of New pool slioidd he built on town- Warren E. Howland, a substance, whether a chemical Of .chemicals and maintenance. For out in space, so to speak, and look In loving m om orv of oiir tni-hanit amt second charge of indecent e.\- ADMITTED TODAY: Norman year period. dent Richard Nixon to Moscow those who supported him only be­ Transferring money to the Gen­ connection with a water treat ger Impulse started-a radio trans­ falh»r, E lm er R. SwRiieon. who pa.-seil Florine McCluney, 54. of Hartford B.'ilain: 23 grandchlMren, and owned land there. It was said Realtor eral Fund from the Highway P'und. element or a biological product, example, the total cost per person mitter which broadcasted to the back at the earth. That it was a posure was not pressed by the Chambers, South Coventry The elders report they are mak­ cause he seemed to them a re­ ment engineering firm, we have al- aw ay April 19. 1956. in an attempted lobhery, and eiglil grandchildren. ing effnrta to tell all Manchester The main expense arising from . .576 Main Street This diattngulahed, alert, quirk- and then borrowing for highway because it la termed poisonous or per year is about eighteen cents earth in less than 60 seconds what very cnide platform doesn’t mat­ court. Atty, Philip Bayer .said BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son way.s tried to counteract the iron Alwavs amlling. happy and ronterl. Davies both lost appeal.* recently Funeral servii es w ill be liehl people about the Mormon <-hnrch. the comm it tee's present reeom-I Manehester, Conn. wdtted, occasionally disarming actionary or an l.solalioni.st. The needs amounts to the same thing, dangerous. ” (18c) In Grand Rapids, Michigan, was picked up in the previous ter. For it Is an anxiom in human Tatro had been drinking at the to Mr. and Mrs ,Ernest Joidan, 38 content in the water. 1 have never I--ovaA'*od respertea wherever he went. to the Supreme Court of Errors. Tuesday morning at 8:30 at the They are available for speaking mendalloii lie* with hnilding the i M I 3-1108. truth about Taft was that when except that it is done in two steps 3. There Is a concern about in­ while in large cities like St. Lquis progh'css that once something la Yea'f& w lll not darken nr ehsdows dim. time and could not remember the ! ('ll and view St.: a daughter to Mr. American number two man will heard of any one trying to use soda hour. A factory worker, Davie* was Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main engagements. Verplam k pool. j ever he held responsibility, he Instead of one" dividual rights, fhe intervention and San Francisco the total cost This transmitted data was re­ begun it is quickly improved and TTie wesutiful memorie.* w-e have of incident clearly. i and Mrs Joseuh Dore, Ver- go to Russia and amaze everybody (castic) ash. Let us pass over the him. married twice. His first wife di­ St , and at St. Bridget’s Church at GohI $2(1.1)01) I And so it went, a formidable of government into a matter—the annually per per.son is a nominal corded on magnetic tape and fed refined and eventually finds its Breach of the peace charges non Trailer Court, Vernon: by the- frankness and tolerance moved with his world, that he was rest of the list of chemicals, as Mra. Swanson and children. vorced him and obtained custody 9 o'clock. Figures gatliered during the array of testimony against diver­ care of health— which is consider­ five cents (5c). One filling or ex­ into an electronic complex at the place in hun.an actiinty. were nolled in the cases of Wil- a daughter to Mr. and with which he looks at both aides s frequent constructive compro­ ed by many to be of only private they only confuse and do not add traction would cost a patient much Future reconnaissance satellites Mrs. Rbbert DelnirkI, 17U4 Char-j of their three children after he Friends may call at the fui\eral past two mnnths sliow a 40 by ; sion, climaxed by the crusading any thing to a rational discussion Signal Corps facility at Fort Mon­ In Memoriam liani O. Morlconi. 24, of 53 Gerard 7 Scouts TiCavinjr miser of his own views, and that concern. more than a lifetime of healthful will traverse the globe watching ter Oak St.: a son to Mr. and , wa.s sentenced in 1954 to three home tomorrow ami Monday from 82'ii-foot pool Junior Olympic of the cold WAT. He will bewitch sinceritv of former State Senator; of fluoridation. As for fluorine, it mouth, N. J. The machine proc­ Tn loving memory of our dear mother. St., and Walter F. Hilinskl, 44, of Each of these on superficial water fluoridation. e erything that goes On, from pomenlcA Venco, who died April 19. Mrs. Willard Marvin. 73 Os'-wood | .v ears in prison for molesting two 3 to 5:30 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. size -ran he butll for about $26.-! BUILT A good many subordinate Russian his most valued and fruitful role Newrnan Marsilius. a character ^ is found in the earth crust as flu­ essed the Information and then 11 Ferndale Rd. The mCn were ar­ For Miami Today analysis seems a reasonable argu­ ships at sea to traffic pouring J951. Rd.: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. young girls. Hia second wife left nno Including a filter system. This audiences, and he will seem to he was not that of ob.struetionlst, al­ who loves his slate and the prin­ orspar, the fluorine content being While the most extensive dental turned out what amounted to a se­ rested as the result of a complaint does nid include walks and fences. | ment. However, here as in many ries of crude strip photographs along highways. goni# day. lome" time, our «yea «h*ll they made remarks to a girl nc.-»r George Cooper, Glastonburv: a son him a month before hi* arrest for though that got him many head­ ciples he think.s best for it enough in most areas 0.1%. In human neglect does occur in the low-in­ Committee member Mr*. Alice | making something of a triumphal other areas, the appearance of sim­ (Copyright 1959, •eo. the Manchester Green. Moriccri to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Philbrick, murder. An adult leader and seven senior BY ANSALDI to try to keep on serving them blood it is found in the tissues, come families they are also the which were fitted together like The fare we lovff no well. Funerals Lamenzo aaid total expense might tour of the country until the mo­ lines. hut that of the practical leg­ ilar argumenLs has not stopped (Jenernl Features Corp.) was fined $10 for intoxication. 361 Main St.: a daughter ti Mr. Suspicion once before linked Scouts of Troop 25, PSA, will fly even after U.ie voters themselvc.s hones and the teeth. In the teeth ones who can least afford to pay aerial photographs. Pome dav we'U claap her loving hand. to Miami tonight for a 9-dav va-!lie in the neighborhood of $.30,000, ^ ment comes for him to approach islator who had wisdom to con­ activities which obviously arc in for proper dental treatment. ’ITiis And never nay farewell. and Mrs. .Toaeph Butler, 338 Sor-ing Davies with the Connie Smith dis­ MANCHESTER have proved wayxvard it O.'ri and 0.02 in the bones ac­ Clinton F. Wimble, 38. of Hart­ Mra. James L. Rogers cation they have been planning , Robert flordon said only] the interest of total health. The may be due to the fact that the Son.e and dmighfer*. St,; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carle appearance. He was questioned the^top brass. Then a sort of chill tribute even to policies he had ap­ 'The Rcpiihilcaiis had selected cording to Prof, of Chemistry E. etc., etc. An editorial in the made of fluoridation, except from ford. was sentenced to 60 days in The funeral of Mrs. James L. for over a year ]rough figures ran be given now . sound gains from each of these educational advantages in this jail, suspended after nine day.* and Morrill. Glastonburv. about the case while the deaths of will become noticeable, as some posed. the diversion issue for their is.sue, Westheim of U.' of Ark. American Dental Association Jour­ a small ubiquitous group of antl- DISCHARGED YE.STERDAY: the Bovin and Doucette girls were Rogers, Bolton Center Rd., Bolton The Scouts will leave the Cen­ because incidenlal expenses can I HIX-ROOM COLONIAL procedures far outweigh the force I hope our biochemist friend will group do not stress the necessity In Memoriam fined $13 for driving while his . Russian leader asks him why I and they capitalized on it hand- of Bucli objections. A good ex­ nal pointed out that "the value of fluoridationists. Timothy Seully, 26 Foley St.: Mra, under investigation. Center, was held at 3 o’clock ter Congregational Church at 8, not be caleulated until actual con- Former President Hoover, in his I .s.omely. The hearing wa.s, in the not try to tell ua that the Indus of periodic dental check-ups. This Tn loving memory of Elmer H. Gil- right to operate a motor vehicle I Plastered walls, full Insula-1 ample of this in New York Cit.v a scientific discovery cannot be de­ In addition, no Industry had in­ nack our uncle, . who paaeed away Annie Orlowaki, 115 Brooklyn St . At that lime, however. Davies yesterday afternoon al the Wat- o'clock for the vacation financed' struetlon. America doesn't want peace, or address Tuesday, perhaps began I end. as one-sided against diversion trial fluorides (the refuse pile of neglect is expensive and it hAS a was suspended. Wimble was fined All memh.era agreed the Ver- tIon, fireplace; lavatory, tile was the mass vaccination against termined by a show of hands dicated that Its operation was in April IS, 1951. Rockville: Edmund SehuhCT't. 195 insisted he was working in a kins-VVest Funeral Home. The through Troop activities and per- j why America doesn't forgive Rus­ the steel and aluminum industries) large area into which it can mush­ $21 in Town Court April 4 on the bath full attic, porch. Hot to give him that place In history I fis it'had been one-sided in favor among members of a Congression­ any way affected by fluoridation. Oak St.: Mi.ss Flora Nelson, 71 Del- Tl.omaston garage on the day the Rev. Theodor* Chandler of the sonal savings. I.«ngthy trips for plnnck pool would only be feasible smallpox carried out a few years are the same as the clarified tab­ room. Dental decay strikes nine­ Gone but not forgotten. same charge. The previous ca.se water'oil heat. amesUe drive, sia its lend-lease account as It did some of his 'own more rabid fol­ j of the Governor's bonding pm- ago in order to prevent a smallpox al Committee." Yours very tnilv, mont St.: Milton Millard. 58A, Smith girl wa.s reported mls.sing Bolton Center Congregational advanced Seoul a la a reg\ilar Troop if Its cost can be met by extlstlng Igram. Borrowing for roads it lets that one buys at the drug ty-five per cent (95% I of the en­ Adeline. Andy and chil'lren. was reopened and vacated on the fund* or through a capital Im­ city utilities. Sidewalks, | lor other allies. Nixon will slrug- lowers have hitherto denied him epidemic. While this potentially The report does not reflect the Francis W. Helfrick, M.D. Chestnut St.; Ronald Hemingway. from Camp Sloane, Salisbury. Church officiated and Frederic 25 program. j I approved. Borrowing from roads store. If a 2% solution will etch tire population— affecting nine­ recommendation of Atty. Harold provement budget. Income from.' I large lot. Vacant. had some elements of risk, it was attitude of Congress which has 12 Windermere Ave, Rockville; Connie. her ahoulder-length E. Werner was organist. Burial The adult leader ia Peter Gan- gle to keep his good nature, hut Many of them still insist on him as glass, what can it do to your body? teen (19) out of every twenty (20) Garrity, acting as s friend of the the 7-year Manchester Country I it disapproved. clear that It was required in or­ acted in providing for the fluori­ 'Heart-Rending' Stephen Osella. 4 Village St.: Mra. brown hair tied with a red ribbon, nvitz, and the .Scout.s are .lame.s will take a crack or two at the a high prie.st of their own special ‘ The success of the hearing, from The question is how ”saife” is safe. people— In this country. court. Wimble paid $13 and ."served waa In Bolton Center Cemetery. Club lease an'M. Service of the relationship be­ both medically and economically, may be helpful. Regards, closer than regulations allow. But this la not, after all, prog­ a legend founded on’ the sounder, Interested in drnounring diversion, being. In this connection It is per­ child's other grandmother, Mrs. At present, his case 1* pending a handled by George Bellinger com- , tween the amount of fluorine in is wat?r fluoridation. Harold Manter Legal Notice 11 hours of unlnterniptod oerviee. nostication. This is merely a re­ but in taking it just the same? tinent to point out and repeat over Milwauukee began fluoridation John L. Pratt; 58 Woodside St.; Mrs. Ernest Scott. 80 Overlook Carl Jensen of Greenwich. i second appeal to the U.S. Supreme missioner of the Blackledge Dis­ more moderate qualities of the water supplies and dental caries, Very truly yours, 372 Parker St. versal of the recently enacted visit I encouraged these studies by Jr . and over again that the addition in 1953, and at that time the esti­ Rural Residence Zone. Variance I.IQI’OR PKRMIT Rd., South Windsor, and not Mra. The last time Davies, now the ! Court. trict, B.S.A. CURRENT ANNUAL man himself. of a trace amount of fluorine— John H. Nordby, D.M.D. mated population of the water Manchester NOTICE OF APPLICATION confessed killer of the Smith by Russia’s number two man, Mi- H, Trcndley Dean and his co­ Is requested to erect detached ga­ Ernest Scott of 118 Greenwood Dr., DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% one part per million— not 2, 3. or service area was 816,500. The rage on corner lot which will not will appear with Clifford Hansen. girl,'-was in the news came when koyan, to this country, and, in workers. I reviewed the yesults Well, $5 ell Thl* U to g(ve notice that I. FE A R - Polisli Policies 50, or any other amount, is being program was carried out with the be 1" the farthest quarter of said v a n t e j . VicHI .50 Farm Dr., on the interview Warden Mark S. Richmond of the carefully.. I was convinced of To the Editor, ’09 Penny Scored a First ------of .360 Main Street, , fact, a recital of the normal pat­ The Year’s Best Moment their scientific validity. Hence, recommended. This is all impor­ annual cost per person of the sur­ lot. Manchester, have ftled an application about the Aunt Jemima Pancake state pri.son disclosed recently that tant in any scientific discussion of What does Dr. Jacobson expect dated April 15th. 19.59. with the Liquor tern for visits between our tw-o I .sought and secured appropria­ prisingly low sum of 6c. . Washington — The first .United Festival of the Second Congrega­ he had deliberately cut himself -ft 1^ This moment- this precise mo­ fluoridation, particularly when the to gain from fluorinated water? 1s Roger Olcott; 403 West Center Control Commta.sion for a Package STORE FOR RENT countries, both wa\-s We are al­ Shiftinjj Back tions from the Congress which During the following 1'* years States coin of a regular series to Store Perm it for the .-ale of alcoholic tional Church over W TIC Monday as a result of a recent fall at the opposition constantly refers to it not true that he lives in the 37S ment establishes itself as the made it po.ssible to secure conclu­ Dr. Krumbiegel, the Commissioner carry the portrait of an actual St.; Residence ^ n e A A and Rural liquor, on the premiaea Spencer at 1:15 p.m. rant jar. Davies’ wounds were not ways amazed to discover each what 10, 100, 500, etc., parts per Highland Park section and that Zone. Variance is'requested to as­ Street, Mancheater. best of all the year. sive evidence of the soundness of of Health in Milwaukee, publicly individual was the Lincoln pennv, The buaineae is owned by Town Line serious and did not nece.ssitate other as people; disheartened and thg I million will do to yeast, rats, etc.. there are.no water-mains in front semble and sell farm equipment 54 X 25-A T 308 MAIN STREET To Soviet Line the.rfindlngs. Year by year offered to arrange free hospital­ first issued in 1909. That break Package Store, Ineorpora'ted. of 3T78 The Connecticut News 1 liolog- hospitalization. Nothing is fulfilled: all la prom­ and when the opponent.* of fluori­ of his residence and that he has a and to have free standing ground Spencer Street, Manchejier. and will SAVINGS cooled when we discover we each evidence has grown more conclu­ ization and clinical studies for any with tradition ha.s since led tb the raphers Assn, will hold its .spring dation resort to emotional tech­ sunken well on his property? Does sign for same. be conducted bv FEARVANTE .1. NOW OCCUPIED BY MANCHE.STER CARPET CENTER have govemmenla; each refuses to ise; with all the promise there is sive. " Individual who wished to claim VICHI. of 360 Ma'In Street. Mancheater. meeting to:norrow at the Hartford New York—More than 75 (CoDtinLed from Page One) niques as calling fluoridation "Op­ he expect the people of Manchester Washington quarter in 1932, the as yet no pressure; this is the one "Moreover, since 19.50 I have that he was in any way adversely as permittee. C’ourant auditorium. 285 Broad cent of all (Jope addicts in believe that the government which eration Rat Poison.” to drink the "rat poison” he pre­ Jefferson nickel in 1938, the St. James’ Church; northwest F E A R V A N T E J. VICHI. AVAILABLE MAY 1 Church and relative Intellectual served as a member of the nation­ St., Hartford. United States are men. a.nc/ L O A N happens to exist can possibly be a weekend, and the last weekend, I should also like to emphasize scribes and which he will not drink affected by fluoridation. No one Franklin D. Roosevelt dime In corner Park and Church Sts.; Res- Dated April 15. 1959. freedom continue. al Commission on Chronic Illness took advantage of this offer, and 1946, and the Franklin half dollar ASSOCIATION reflection of the will and Instinct when man ran sit in his world that the safety and success of himself? ‘ The residents of the Idenee Zone B. Variance Is re­ INQ UIRE AT But fear is creeping in. and as a member of it.s Executive Highland Park section will be no expression of disapproval was in 1948. quested to erect addition to school of the people, except, of course, aware of a thousand gentle things, fluoridation has been proven by ARMORY PACKAGE STORE Some Poles who have had rlo.se Co'nimittee. This Commission was lucky as that reservoir is less than which will be 10' from rear yard not one of them demanding to be contacts with foreigners are get­ manv communities and cities when the government i.s hi.s own. asked to make a .statement con­ one htmdred feet square and I line which is 20’ closer than regu­ M l 3-6784 /A^St/jr£'^^SA ViA feS mowed, nr weeded, or sprayed, or ting new joh.s far from Warsaw throughout the country. Cities Yet this proceis Is not without cerning what effect.s, if any. did .such as St. Louis, Missouri, have doubt If equipment will be pur­ lations allow. hoed or harvested. Others are being harried by the fluoridation of community water Its benefit and hope. The more authorities with special demands. had a ^completely satisfactory ex­ chased for that area. Allen R. Riley; 198 Center St.; .supplies have upon the aged and Franklyn Parker often It happens, the more often The world I.s a beauty of slight The microphones arc hack in man.v perience with fluoridation. Business Zone II. Variance is re­ chronically ill. To answer thi.s 27 iIcCann Dr. rooms and telephone lines are tap­ It is of interest to note that the quested to erect free standing such \isits are exchanged, the traces, the first and paler yellow question, we appointed’ a special Manchester 100 INDIAN DRIV ■same opposition to fluoridation ex­ more likely each aide is to ap­ of the early forsythia. the grjiy- ped again. lommitlee under the Chairman- lighted ground »ign which will be Get New Shaler S-200 Airmailed letters from New isted in St. Louis prior to Its au­ Editor’s Note: Dr. Jacobson has 3’ from sidewalk. proach the conclusion that the brown mist w hich begins to in­ ■ship of Dr. Kenneth F. Maxcjji thorization as exists here in Man­ publicly confessed to the crime of PORTER ST. AREA York, which should arrnc within Profc.saor of Epidemilogy, Johns government on the other side does tensify on the. crown of the elm, 48 hours, take from 20 to 30 day.s chester toda.v. This opposition con­ having a well, but noted that he Margaret Dawood; 653 East Hopkius University School of will Irink fluoridated water, if it Brand New 6-Room Colonial At THE SERVICE STATIONS ■ not represent some whimsical ac­ the elusive fringe of green shim­ to reaih western lorrespondcnts. sisted mainly of the sending out of Middle Tpke.; Buslhees Zone II. Hygiene and Public Health. After volumes of literature (pamphlets, comes, at his office, and that his Variance ie requested to have Brick front, attached 2-car garage with ameslte drive, l',4 cident on the part oj^-hlslory, hut mering arouniT the upland apple "Stale news or InstnicUons are carefully considering this report, not dangerous, ' on official re­ etc. I from questionable sources in children will drink it at .school. Ye free etandlng lighted identification ceramic tile batha, 2 flreplacea, one in the completed recreation LISTED BELOW SERVICED B Y - our committee: in 1954 submitted Is actually rooted In the civiliza­ tree, the bright emerald line where marked. opposition of fluoridation. This editor also has a. well, and makes eign. roon», large kitchen with built-in oven and range, formicai tion and Experience of its own the brook has at< last begun to sub- Tliere la no direct censorship of a report . to our Commission on prilled matter was invariably of the same notation. counter tops, dining area plus a formal dining room, with Chronic Illncs.s. After carefully James J. Gott; 99 Columbus St.; people, and is not something that aide a little, the slight and auhtle news- going aliroad. the "scare propaganda” type.and mahogany paneling, walk out cellar, nicely landscaped-lot. considering this report, our Com­ ‘Two Points’ Residence Zone B. Variance la re­ Truly a distinctive home in one of Manchester’s finest loca­ SCHIEBEL BROS. can be exorcised out of existence thlrketing of the first warbler, the But coverage i.s im rea.stnglv the claims on which they base their difficult as those precariously mission accepted it and recom­ arguments had beer, reputed time To the Editor, quested to erect detached garage tions! Center St. and Proctor Rd., Manchester, Conn. by treating it as a strange and first small burgeon of rlover holding their jobs, for telling .a mended "American communities and again by recognized experts. • I would like to clarify two points . at side of house instead of to the separate product. Eventually, each leaves, green medallion on brown westerner anything. ! to adopt this public health meas­ It is inconceivable to me that raised by the oppbnents of fluori­ rear. ure I fluoridation I a.s a progressive S. A. Beechler, Ml 3-6969 MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE of us has to come to the admission sward, and among all these and Living eonditions improve every; anyone who has the best interests dation, .'which have caused some ‘ Manchester Carpet Center; 311 W. R SMI’n i, ASSOCIATE—MI 8-89.52 month. But a Pole remarked to me I step in the prevention of dental of his children at heart could fail confusion in the past. The first Ed’.<4 Garage that the other's government is its many others aome new change, carie.s.” i Main St.; Business Zone III. Vari­ Buhrer Shell after listening to congress speeches ^ to gratefully endorse the action point is the assertion that the , 6.53 Center St. 157 Union St. owm business, not ours. W'hen that some, gentle new advance, with It ha.s been very interesting to ance ia requested to erect free on how mu< h better things arc: , taken by. our Board of Directors American Medical A.ssoclation did standing identification sign which Gerber’.s Atlantic Service happens, we are likely to find both every hour. What' a sweet, alow, watch the development of this (,'harlie’s Service "Better, better, ,,always belter! when this Board voted to add one not give an unqualified endorse­ will be 5’ 10” from sidewalk. Windsor Ave. governmenta more capable of rep- and relaxed beginning of all that Just once couldn't things he good?" public health procedure-- fluortdi'- part per million of sodium fluoride ment of tfluoridation of drinking 624 Middle Turnpike East lion of the public water sup^ies-- ■Olender’a Body Shop reser.ttng what we think the real later will sweep the country like A confusing element in the Pol­ to’ the public water supply of the water. The facts are as follows: In Conn. Bank * Trust Co.; 15 No. ('ook Ser5'ice Windsor Ave. ish news situation is a'group of which has passed through several town of Manchester. aentlment of the people involved a giant tide, with tidal urgenoics! December 1951 the House of Dele­ Main St,; Business Zone II. Varl- 5.5.5 Middle Turnpike Eaat Scranton's Motor Sales men railed Oilers. , phase.*. I Sincerely yours. gates of the American Medical As­ • ance is requested to erect free 166 Union St. may be. For the historical pio- One moment, one bewitching mo­ ’ Everytime a high Polish official 1. The era of concern beeatise of Frank H. Horton M.D. sociation, endorsed the fluoridation standing lightsd identification sign 10 REASONS WHY Dick’s-Atlantic ment, however, we are both still ment, in which there i.s all of liv­ makes a strong anti-western state­ toxic manitestation.s, viz. the program but did not.‘'brge” adop­ 'MONEY TALKS!” which •will be 15’ from street line. Hartford Rd., Opposite *Pine Shea and Isch Service living lij the belief that the beat ing, and, for it. all of time, ment, the oilers fan out among rholtled teeth, due to the ingestion ‘Only Intelligent'Answer’ tion of the dental measure since it You Should Soo HILLSIDE M A N O R, Vornon Jack’s .Atlantic Union S t A diplomats and newsmen to explain of excessive amounts of water­ Bernhardt A. Potz; cast of No. thing that could happen for’ us To the Editor: felt that this question should be 706 Main St. Enjoy this moment, by all that the statement was intended borne fluorides during tooth devel­ How long would it take Ameri­ assumed by the Dental profession. ... better listen! 17 Hazel St.; Residence Zone B. 1. Choice of-high wooded lot. DOISONVILLE would be to have the other’s form means. But do not disturb it by only to please ’ 'our friends ip the opment. ca’s 90.000 dentists, working The American Medical Association Variance ia requested to er/ect Z. Choice of custom built Ranch, Colonial, Split Level or any Hagedorn Service Madden’s Sierviee o f government disappear, and tve any overt act. Bring to this tran­ Socialist camp" and shouldn't be 2. The period when observations their way across the continent, statement of policy concludes that How io fst more for your money, through house on lo t which will be located modiflcatlon thereof. 230 Middle Turnpike West taken too seriously. 12’ from fronts zoning line which both toy with some idea of being quil peace and gently-thrusting were made df the ingestion.of op­ to rehabiliate the mouths of "fluoridation of water aupplie's in 8. Comparatively low tax rate. Howard Oil Co. Whom does one believe? tional amounts of naturally w'ater- each citizen they found needing a concentration not exceeding one more nmnRreTnent of your family is 8’ closer than re fla tio n s al­ TOLLAND able, aome day, to help bring such beauty no urge of muscle, no bar­ The only answer seems to be to 4., Near school, transportation and shopping center. 134 Oakland S t borne fluorides during tooth devel­ help? Six months . one part per million ia non-toxic and finanoss. . -i' low. 6 Bob’s Service B thing about. (niSTOM BUILT Vi ROOM RANCH baric energy, no bite of human treat each case on its merits, re­ opment which were found to result 5. Attached garage* standard wlfh all models. Cri.swold Service year, two years? Actually, its principle is endorsed,” If this Leslie G. Andrew; 74 Richard And this very typical pari of the reaolve, no jah of tool. lying on the general context of the in sound teeth with a high re­ many years, would elapse featuring LAL 1x4^14oj:, d. ACKLu MAN, Double A zone on almost li-i acre wooded loi. High elevation, plastered walls, recessed 6. Financing conventional Mortgages and 10% down, FHA. 174 West Center St CharKe’s Mobil is not an endoraement—wh.at is it? Rd.; Residence Zone AA.. Variance situation at the moment for guid­ Beedf S t tourist routine, in which we say This is the show of all the year. sistance to tooth decay. before the.v reached the opposite The second assertion is that Dean of School of BusineBS Administra­ la requested to erect addition to hot water heat, 2-car basement n^rage, waftout basement, comer fireplace. All large 7. Entire tract has fire hydranta for your protection and McCann’s Texaco ance. ' Congressional Cbmipittee headed that the people are fine, either Relax and be a good audience. 3. The present time, during coast. Meanwhile all the grad­ tion, UjDiYsmty of Conaacticut . dwelling which will be 9M' from reoms, fbjer, extra large clothes closets, aluminum combination windows and doors. lower iMuronce rate. , 630 Center St. way, but tte government a block, which it has become apparent that uates of the dental colleges would by Repfegentatlve Delaney has | west sideline which is 5 H ’ closer 8. Added Featuree— Bullt-hi stove and oven, full basement, lOLTON Bigger Herds Mnre Profit by adding small amounts of be unable to keep up with the new recommended a delay in the adop­ Don WilliiS Carage „ is actually not only tourist reac­ than regulations allow. UNMEUEVAILE ceramic ,tllc bath, paneled hreploce wall, formica counter 18 Main St Sheridan’a Garage fluorine to communal water sup­ tooth decay. That |a why den­ tion of fluoridation because • re­ top#, ezHauBt fan, ameslte driveway, completed laadscap- Bouts $ o»d 44A I tion, but a wishful stroke which Lafayette, Ind. - - Increasing plies which lack this element, tal societies, colleges and research search on the procedure is not yet C H A N N E L 3 \Vesley C. and Bemtge B. Oryk; AT O N L Y ..... iBg atondard with all models. hAs some, idea of contributing A Thougb't for Today the size of sow herds to 60 or 60 dent&l caries Is significantly de­ centers stress ipreventive meas­ completed. The facts are; After » 2 t , 5 0 0 ANDOVER 118 Main 9t.; Reaidence Sones C $. Y q «r choice of oU interior and exterior color ochetneo in- ELUNGTON ^ animals will make more money duced without either public health ures) taking testimony, the committee Sc A, Spttcial exception.Is requested Ken’s Garage something toward the eventual Bponsored by the Maticbester S U N D A Y - S sS d P. M SHOWN lY APPOINTMENT ONLY elodtag formicn liaoleohi, ceramlr tile, etc. Thompson’s Garfga Council of Cbarotaes ■for hog raisers, Purdue University hazard or any toxic result to the Communities which have sur­ accepted misgivings of a fewdndl- V. to erect office building In Resi­ Route U. S. 6 disappearance or change of the 10. Frieea: Ranch Honw, $10)800; Colonial, $17,400; .^pUt agriculture experts find. A study consumers.' veyed their dental needs tell a vlduals. who appeared as witnesses dence Zone C and have variance EXflLUSlVE WITH MS govismment or the other. o f SO Indiana farmers, paying $1 The opponents of pasteurization, story of staggering neglect. The -without any adherence to the prop­ gmmeiimspuilkmnietiy ' ^ for parking in Residence Zone A. Level, $17,000. < Tg believe that no Divine truth EAST HARTFORD Well, MIkoyan is' not going to an hour for labor, found that a smallpox vaccination, chlorination average American adult of 40 er standard6' of investigative pro­ Sorwill Texaco lu c n L iia id build' any great popular fire can truly dwell In any heart, with­ lO-aow, two-Jittcr operation nets and fluorinization of the public years of age either has or needs cedures, as evidenced "by its fail­ A ll persons Interested nuyr at- Open fo r Inspection, Thik Sunday Gerich^s SiffTfet out an external testimony In'ptan- tend'thls hearing. 14.75 SUver Lo m against o w Waidilngtop leader- $270 a -year, a 30-'sow operation water .s.upplles have overldoked one full or partial denture to re­ ure lo . aubstantiate many state­ Th« C0nn«eHeat Bank/ Brokers 2 p.m. till dark. ler, ’ bearing, and appearance, th ^ $1,950, and a 60-sow operation the all-important point; for it is place teeth he has already.. lost ments w hich'it (Utcepted i)s fa ct •Up, aniR Nixon is' not golngp to St'ust r ^ h ! the witness within' I J»Nm^BOARD|oEAPpBALS ' SOUTH W ^N^rON $S,600. Totalj investment per sow only through these raeasurea that or those which are so badly in­ 'This, in spite of Ahe weight of evi­ ANDTEUfT COMP/Miy UWRENCE F. FIANO'!■ ' r ■/ subvert the 1 Russian people, either, the heart of the beholder, and bear wag $506 for a’ 10-sow herd and fected they cannot be salvaged. In. dence given'hy. such organizations , fnuie.CEev. Cil/ the p'llblic health o ( the people ' Daniel L.' Hi^r, caialn&an TEL. M l 3i.2766- .Mt 3-2767 R. F. DIM O CK-M I 9-5245 la totag to '^ ^ p e n , some an unmistakable,I thougb gUent, $88i for a 50-sow herd. Much of has'been‘improved a^d the early New York City, seven million new os the American Medical Aasocia- M. Saarl, Becretairy .I'.-fi'T.-, Wierta-** etrldence to the eternal priniHple Vkl’rA-.T-/'is’e ‘ <*jr, if ws and Rusaia find our Ute Increase in net return^ was due. decay of our children's- teeth'; will cavities a cc ^ u la te each, yaar, tion, American Dental Aseodation, PAUL Pi P U N O . ^ 3 -0 4 M from which it emanates.. tel taffgar volume and InciMaed be prevented. \ adding tor tpe baeklMr of thlrty- United States ^ b lie Health Serv- ' > . JUvt, Nfc «$$7 - ' « « j r toward iRutuat s u r v l^ is ,M. A. Schinunel PennlDck. eikHpey with the larger iie t^ I would eneourage tha public to flvs million negiseted tsaUi. Traat- lea, National / Research - Council, 7 t . ‘ 4-?Yja . A'i I r - 7 ' . '-! / A.

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DAILY CROSSWO^ PU/jiLB ^ mlnlater, and to give His life as for lion: Brian MlkulllUi, William Huat, gold t.nd silver arrow for OUK BOARDING ROUSE MAJOR HOOPLE ransom for many/’ BUGS BUNNY BOY SCOUT lion; David Oodreau, aaalstant ' '-I /G^«r to PrBviBUB Punl^ Selectlona from the Bible Incl The life Imurance you'dltfh’f buy HOW MUCH IT COME* T' IF VA «FENPS ANOTHEd FIFTX CENT* the following: “Whosoever ^all denner: Mark Hopps, Paul Ten­ FOU* AN' A y*f? ENTITLEP T'MV *FECl4Ul ^ Norwegion Visit confesa. that Jesus is the Bm of Notes and News nant, Robert Snyder, bobcat; Mi­ may not cost you anything. But po lowe chael Johnson, silver arrow for VOUT HALF VUCIC*, AL0V5IU5 KNOWS TH'/JAKE, SURELY I God, God dwelleth.ln Him, And He think of what it could cost your WHaE SCORE exceftAtheirs was an . it) God. And we have k ^ w n and lion, Wcbclo; Raymond Babboni, ^ trasslerop yours ^ ackobb •4 Part of « . The following awarej* were pre- Robert Tomnssl lion. Webelo; Ed­ FER ONE THINS-* IF U IDL&IHREAT/- ftairway believed the love that hath to family! Make sure you hav* 5E6M lazy as GRAYY ON ■«nt4d at the recent combined ward Ma.‘.ning, John Andrcoll, HE DON'T LOSE TWO B FAP/-1'D,F0R' ICapiUI of us. (3od Is love; and he that dwell- award night for Troop 47 and Post enough life insurance. MASHED RJTATeRS,/VtlSTA« Norway DOWiN Ricky Benson, Tim Hogan, NiKSORt DOAN HE KNOVil IN A„ FALLSOUTOFTHREE^ FEIT TME ' Oater Oongrecstloiisl Church «> S t Jamee R. O. Church cth In love dwelletlr In God. and 47 held at the South Methodi.st TOTHEIH3UN,VOU *^MATCH SIta flshlnf 1 On# ‘time m Rev. Clifford, O. Slmpeon, Minister Rev. John F. Hannon, Paator God In him" (I Johm 5:15,16). Michael Kenney, Webelo. FEW MINUTES HE (SONNA < fcTTER ■ppOSEYSR-^i^^SlUSIS 'S I InduaUy 2 Soothsayer Church: Stanley Shollk Jr. of The Sroutmastcr oif Troop 123 Call; TANGLE Wl^ THAT INDI^ Rev, Lsursnpe J. Vincent, Rev. James T. O'Connell : (Correlative pasMges from "Sci­ Troop 47 and Michael Shollk of. 6J&IF i WITH ■ PIS- //DEBTSWERE catches treat 3 Actress, ' AjMOoint*' Psstor Rev. John F. Blanehileld ence and H ea M with Key to the was present to accept Michael NEK* VOQR ? WHY,THAT REt . APPEARIN'DUST, )/NOT HANGING quantities -----Turner Post 47, brothers, end Richard Johnson into the troop, while Rev. Joseph H. McCann Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, Trotter and Stephen Morrison of MAN IS 3UMPIN' UP AN' , 'CAUSE them SAY- I OVER MV HEAD.' o f---- - 4 Table scraps Ricky Beiuon was accepted into Joeeph L. Czerwinski DOWN LIKEAHOUN' 7:30 s.m., Roly Communion. include th ^ follow in g (p.18:1-5): Troop 47, and Louie Barber and AGES ARE WEARiN'y IfAP AGAIN,ISAV.' I The krone Is 5 Bouquets Sunday MsMea at 6, 7, 8, 9. “ Atonement is the exemplification Troop 126. The Black Pantlier 821 E. Middle tUnpIke ^ TUPICJ WAff r ✓ V • - V Us monetary 24 Norway's 4f lltMUh resort 3, 0!16 and 11 s.m., church Malcolm RoberUon of Post 47, Life Manchester, Cbnn. 6 Boundary 43 Mates 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. of man^ unity with God, whereby Webelo . den conducted the flag (comb, form) interior scrvicei. Scout Awards, the next highest M l 8-6882 er M I 0-4604 45 GenW of geest man ^ fle e t s divine Truth, Ufe, ceremony. 12 Approach • T Distributed, climate ta Sitmdn': "Prayer of Oontagrion" badge to that of Eagle. 46 TrlalN ■ — Mr. Simpson .preaching. St. Bridgei’s R. C. Church and/Love. Jesus of Nazareth IS The bronre as cards fairly ----- Tenderfoot badges, in a tender­ Mrs. Theodore L. Falrbank* of 47 Pemintae 0:15 and l l a.hi.. Church School, Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor taught and demonstrated man’s i---- is one of 8 Employs' ' and moist •' l.ft vJ , foot Investiture ceremony partici­ the American Legion Auxiliary lU N IIPI AIIURANCI COMPANY OP CANADA appellant nurgery (3* ye'ar olde) thru junior Rev. Stanley E. HastiUo, oheness with the Father, and for Us coins 9 Wood sprites 25 Mountain pated In by fathers of the. boys, presented a 49-star flag to the 48 ------themed Assistant this we owe him endless homage.” 14 Rational . 10 Nested boxes (comb, form) high. were awarded to David Higgins, Webetoi den of Cub Pack 53 at its BY V. T. HAMI.IN 15 American coin 26 Rubber trees 49 Saucy Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, Asslstai)t 11'Year between 8:30 p.ip.. e V T Chib In Wood­ Wayne Tedford, Keith Miller, Den­ April meeting laat week at the AI.LKY OOP 16 Narrow inlet 12'and 20 27 Interpret 51 Little demd ruff Hall, the Rev. R. Ruseell Kingdom Hall nis Boyd, Robert Pellitier, James !5=9T Oh , no VOUTIE NOT.' VEAHl WEMIGHTJ^ 52 Disputed Waddell School. THAT'S right.' 17 French verb 19 Age , .29 Against Peery, guest speaker. Sunday Masses at 7, 8. 9, 10:15, Jehovah’s Witnesses Brennan, Robert Carlson, Charles V\E CXTN’T WANT EVEN END/ '^,.. ^ BE 53 Century plan 791 Main St. The planned program Included / VVtNtHAP MOOS OJR / IP THERE'S 18 Expunges 21 Worm 50 Leo 11:30; In the chapel a t 9 and Bernstein, Harold Bernstein, Rob­ TO BE A n e w \ VOU STICKIN' UP WITH / achievement awards for Si boys: ENOUGH NON I'OUNTRN' 20 Instruction 23 Packed in 31 L,and measure 54 Sweet Second Congregational Church 10:15 a.m. Engaged ert Hubbard, William Perkins, k in g A OUEENf I AWFUL secretion David Cappa, William Preston, Mi­ SENSE OUT OE XXT.MOU , WE'RE NOUR NOSES IN 22 Raves graduated 32 Low haunts Sunday, 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Baumann Richard Brander, Kirk Bingham, 59WingIikc part BBS North Main Street chael D'Aiirla, Frederick Connolly VOU FELLAS kMOVV GOING TO HAVE ;OUR POLITICS' 'STEAD OF\ l a w ' V 24 Norway's series 35 Turtle Public lecture: "W ill Many Now of Pompton Plains, N. J., an­ Georga Cartwright, John Atklnsdn. A KING! Minister: Arnold W. Toier Church of the Assumption and Wallace La w s , silver arrow on ------A VOTE, TOO' ______• Vikings were Living Never Die? nounce the engagement of their William Palmer, Richard Holman, Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Sunday, 4:45 a.m., Watch'ower wolf; Orvtls Ozols, Dennis Gagnon, noted lor 1 8 10 1 daughter. Gall Mabel, to Arthur J. Edw'ard Hahn and Stephen Olbert. their----- 1 1 5 r s April 19, 10 a.m., Mprnlng W or­ Rev. Joseph Farrell, Pastor Study. Subject for consideration: Clinton MacDonald and Robert ship and Church School. Rev. Francis T- Butler, Assistant Karszes, son of Mr. and Mrs. John all of Troop 47, and to Thomaa Bnscetta, silver arrow on bear; m SiSDinner course IS in Warnings of Jehovah’s I'nusual 33 Shield bearing IT Nursery for small children dur­ Work; and when Jehovah Ri..es Up W. Karszes, of 213 Highland St. Ryan of Post 47. William Vendetta, Michael Tomka The announcement was mad# at Ken Richards, second class, and 34 East (Ft.) ing service. Sunday Masses at 7, 8. 10:15 to His Unusual Work. and Ralph Twlchell, gold arrow on II. n Alan Morrison and William Staley F A P . 36 Finical (■i Sermon: "Thoughts In A Church and 11:30. a.m. an open house held April 3. wolf; Bradley Miller and David Miss Baumann is a graduate of of Troop 47 and Albln Wright of O N C E M O RE = . ' g * g 37 Tune (Scot.) IS 26 ll Pew." United Methodist Chureh of Bolton Phillips, gold arrow on bear; 38 Sainte (ab.) 18 n ^ 7 p.m.. Junior High group meets St. Bartholomett’’s Church Butler High School, Butler, N. J. Post 47, first class. Charles McNamara, Barton Rus­ Corner Route 44A and South Rd. and Bates College Department of Merit badge awards were as fol­ 39 Ripped u n \ at the church with Mr. and Mrs. Huckley School Auditorium Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister sell, Donald Michaud and Daniel 40 Medicinal \ Herbert Brown. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Nursing, Lewiston, Maine. She is low's: Alan Morrison, Steven Clia- MaePherson, wolf badge; and Den­ quantities V. n a n K il u employed as a staff nurse at the pin. Bob Midwood. Richard Trot­ BY DICK TURNER H TT 7 p.m., Conference Night for the 9:30 and 11 a m.. Church School. nis Martin, Steven Lewkewltz and CARNIVAL 42 Stoats enior High group at the church, Sunday Masses at 8, 9:15 and Greenwich Hospital in Greenwich. ter, scholarship: Edward Diehl, .loe Peter OlshewskI, denner stripes. W I'i a 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning wor­ Scheib'enpflug. personal fitness; 44 Spanish priest ll meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 10:30 a.m. Her fiance was graduated from 46 Surgical saw I ship, sermon, “ Man and the Sab­ Manchester High School and re­ Stephen Morrison, music; William M IS MaUeson. bath,” in the series on "The Ten Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 50 Beast 5T St. Maurice R. C. Church ceived his B.S. degree in Biology Staley, Stephen Morrison, home 1 7?80 p.m., Pre-School Parent- Commandments ” Church BY AL VERMEER 55 “Emerald Isle" 'l l Bolton Center from Bates College. He attended repairs; -John Maiorca Jr., Paul no ni 15- Teachers’ meeting in the church 11 a.m.. Nursery. Winter and Garden 8te. PRISCILLA’S POP 58 Tree fluid Rev. Bernard McOurk, Pastor graduate school at the University QlgltO, t)avld Morrlsaette. Francis MAI! YOU ''THERE'S PLENTY OF' 58 Burrowing parlon 7 p.m., Senior Methodist Youth Dixon, David Kelsey, Don Cordner. .AND BRINS s^WORK TO BE D O NE W fl? of Connecticut and la presently 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. MEAN animal Keliowahip, Edward Klehl, Joseph Schclnben- K N O W L E D G E rRISMT ON THIS Methodist Church Masses at 7, 8:-30 and 10 a.m. .serving six months in the U.S. 8:45 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship TO ISNORANT YOU'D SO -L. \ 59 Bustle K. 'll SI k'-'. % fi ‘t'l Army. pflug, Charles Perkins, and SOME DAV I OUT IN WON'T i^ S T R E E T .' 60 Biblical r Ministers: services, Richard Shemenske, PEOPLE Community Baptist Church A fall wedding la planned. Dwdght McQuade, safety; Edward ministerial student, guest preach­ MISWT b e c o m e , THEM HAVE prophet lo Rev. Lawrence F. Almond Sacred Heart Church 58,5 E. Centef St., at the (ireen Diehl, Charles Maiorca, swimming: A MISSIONARY^ TO GO 61 Inferior \ Rev. Charles Reynolds Church St., Vernon er. JUNGLES u John R. Neiibert, Minister and Kindergarten worship in their Stanley Shollk, citizenship in the »» TO A 82 Delicate • iO Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor home and citizenship in the nation. JUNGLE perception Sermon: "Continued Creation,’’ own locations. 6 FURNITURE, ANYTHING ELSE. 7 > bread.’ HAMBURGERS SPEAKING. the subject of the Lesson-Sermon \ SUNDAY ONLY r.< AT LEAST WE'LL BE YEAH.' 1 WONDER AND O ADDY 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. HE'S FULL OF BALONEY. YOU'RE RIGHT.' EVERYBODY THEY HAD AN for Sunday, April 19. CLANCY, BUT IT SURE I WILL BE GLAD TO HEAR ABLE TO KID HIM IF ITS STILL ARGUMENT VMON'T BUY IT. T p.m.. Gospel meeting. BEEN THE SAME AROUNC HIM BRAGGIN'AGAIN ABOUT THAT MINING WORTH TEN UNTS Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet- The Golden Text is from Mark A SHARE? 7 A.M. to 11 A.M. HERE WITHOUT HIM,' , -FOR AWHILE/ STOCK SHE LEFT V (10:45): "The Son of man came Ullul t Friday, F p j« ,, Bible reading. not to be ministered unto, but to Bach I R Kopper Kettle S! 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a. i4+*. PAGE ELfcVEN /. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL \S, U)59 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1959 PA 6 BTBN Talent -Loj^ded Satchel Paige Was Denied Chance Brodowski Great as Reliefer, Montreal Top To Win 400 Games in Big League Mizell Looks Sharp Heavy F avorite BOa)ll(\G New York i NI-IA» A line of| yesrs In Negro leAfjue*. He had to|- six feet ■'three-and-a-half , and wclR-hlnjf 175 pounds, thouft-ht type from Miami rloaed out a truly | fool baiters win could hit as well j fabulous ba.sebail career It an- or belter than Jackie and F^'rank ^ nothiiiR of pitching day in and day Montreal. April 18 (A6 — The nounre>bv Willie Mays. | before he gijt lu first opportunity __even without the services of two to pitch In organized ball, Paige OHITRCH tE l-A O m al I.#eapr’.ie Hems' Aaron and W>« (’ovinglon. , A m erioui I.,e*(rii* of their itars are heavy choices O!’ Salcli \sas (he bnsliood niol i liad i'ca< hod the Ktage where he *.for 14 1/3 conaecuUva Inninpa o ff Brodowakl'a relief help. ^declaiona against^the^ Tankeea. Final Standings Kvery rompefenf baaeh'Rll man Y eaterd ay’a Reeiilta New York. April 18 (A»)- to lick the upstart Toronto Maple — ' W. I of these fellows, by tne way. | conserved hia energy. He. was as­ As He Stops Giants Leaf* tonight and win an unpre- who saw Salchol Paige e\en in ■ Cleveland 4. Kansas City 3. The Bo.ston Red Sox not only relief. He haa piven up just three Vic Power'a * j W H ITE SOX 6, T IG ER S ,V-,Itm No'rth Jdethodist (2) .84 3 Paige entered t>igam7.ed ball re- , sisted in doiHR this hy near-perfect cedertted fourth straight Stanley the aere and yellow of hi* lemark- ■ Balliiiiore 4. Wssh'mpton 3. hrmurhl tin Dick Brodow.ski palninp this possible but second inning run to the Iidians. two-run d o u b l e Center Co’ngos (1) . . . 72 4 lurtanlly After ail. he did well in com! rot He rut loose only when he Cup chamnion.ship. I able run Agree thai hr perhftp.v Boston 4. New York 0. tlio u g n i up JOCK n r w . ^ who counted their others on a >.,.apped it up for the White Sox I St. James' G^i ...... 72 4 the Negto league.*. fot \rars^ had to ' 6 The Canadiefrs already have] was denied the rig:h: to win 400^ Chicapo . Petroil .5. ^ too soon, tliei also gate up O ; He slretrhed that atrlnp with a *"^1 a base.s-loaded; the eighth inninp, breaking a St. James' (1> ...... 67 6 earned more r.ion'v than anv othfi PaiRO began playiiiR semi-pro- New York, April 18 ; w L Pl’t. Slretmed tnat aui K •, Daley was the loser in 4.4 tie against reliever Ray Nar- piled up e'3-1 advantage In the] pames itl he major leagues. (Iiv him too soon. At the moment. St. John’s ...... 64 5 [utclier. $4u,0O0 annually j fcssionally In tJhalLanooga in 1920. The way he mowed down the 1 . . . 5 n 1,000 'N ational H ockey League final i ing- a quick slant on how hight\' C p\ eland the liig rightliandcr has saved ^wo inninpa of perfect relief Isst I relief, ! leski, now 0-3. Rookie Rodolfe St. Bridget's ....'X...63 5 I Dun g Iha; slietch his amhr I Tliire years later ho |1la,ved his San Franeiyco Giants on four . . .5 2 .714 1 plaMjff serie.s and even Coach Toe I thov regarded ('>1' Satrh, o'nh' tu**' 1 Chicapo ...... two of Cleveland's five victories I night as the Indians beat K ansas; * ♦ • I .\rias was the winner in relief, North Methodist 111 .62 6 lion was to pitch for a .\>gm All*: fiisl pro game with this Blrming- . . .3 2 .600 2 Blake, who has a long-.etaiidlng | pitcher* ieH4'lied llial total W all­ hits last nipht, niaylio Wilmer Boalon ...... and has claimerl one for him.self. | City 4-3 for a one-pame lead over! r e d SOX 4. T.\NKS 0 -Brew-1 with ninth-inning help from Turk Second Congos ...... 61 6 Star learn again*! it." white i oun* liam Giants. Tlirough the years ha Nf'w York ...... 3 2 .600 2 He's done it with three hitless re-1 Chicago. The White Sox twistecC er, who was beaten in Boston's | Rookie Norm Cash hit hia reputation as a pessimist ad- \ er John.so. ajul ('y Young a\ciagci| 14 strikeouts a game, (Vinegar Bend) Mizell h a s ' St. Mary's ...... 61 5 OrganiE4 1 hnsebnll liftoil Die terpart. He peked lus .si.de, .lo.sh , BaUiniorr . . .2 3 .too 3 lief Jolis for the Injuns, who re-j the Tigers' tail again with a 6-51 opener by Bob Turley's two-hitter. I second homer for the So.x. Both piittcd. , ‘ Oi .Saleh ptst tlirew the hall past seen the ermr.s of liis wa> s. _ •} Community Baptist . .69 6 harrier "am*! Negroes ino?e Dian ';(lll)son, calilier, .lohri M'Nejll or Wa.shjnRlon . . 3 .400 3 main uiibenlen while everyone else dec i.sion over winless Detroit. Bos-jpeat ttje Yankee ace in a return have been three-run shots off ''Tlici e’s no doubt w e re ib. the 1 lullcrs 111 Ills prime l>ikc all stick- Btsr Wilmcr. 8 6-3 soutliraw. hss Concordia Lntiieran ..63 6 20 years too late for F’aige Yei FLn k Leonaid h!.«t ha.‘4e': Hobi■>^' ; Kan.*n* (,ftt >' . . .2 4 .333 3' .1 in the American l>eague has lost at ’...... Inn blanked.... New York 4-0 on Torn! match for - the . —Red...... Sox’ first shut-..... h'lank Lai v. Eddie Yost and A( driver’s seat. ’ • I out . lin'Rci.s, when he lo.st the fire­ been * stsr character in the St. .000 Temple Beth Sholom .52 6 o r Sate WHS stilj quite a pilchei Serrcll sec«>nd ha.se, tl.»ri\ Hank- Do! roll...... , .0 6 5 'j least twice ; Brewer’s two-hit pitching, and ,„ut again New York aince Aiig. 7. Kaline homered for the Tigers. 'ih e Canadiens h*v.,' been ri>- ball lie resorled lo ruiIp and Ind Louis Cardinals’ "honie movie" Center Congos (2i ...60 7 uhen in his 41st vear Bill \>erU I h'^ad or .leN.s VS illiam." shortstop Today's fiames Now 26, Brodow.ski was hoisted' Baltimore defeated Washington 19,^6, when Wjllard Nixon bent Wie ... prived ('f Die .3ervt;’’i r,\ b.g Jean a little more of tliat lli.in the oth- scheme, in which they Aim their| ■South Mrtliodist ....4 8 7 brouglit him up in mid-season of Ho\wud La.sleiling. DumI ha.Ne. i cTiinc i.s Kiislern .Standard 1 from Class D t'V the Red .Sox in' . . . j champs 1-0 in U innings. ORIOLES 4, SEN.VTOItS 3— Eclivcaii. .(’30 is on; \. ilh a spiral Cl loo pitchei.'s and batters in action to Emanuel Lutheran ..48 72 .400 194R in time in \vin .siv while los W'lHanl Blown. .I.i\ B'll arirl Kansa.s Cit\' at CIcvelanci, 2 pm in53 and had a ' .5-5 record. Bn. k | ’ | Runnels i3-for-3l and Gene ,Ste- Hiree walks and a sacrifice fly initirv. .\nr’, 37-y eai-i’5: M aur'"c ' i'.iigc abandoned the wind-np ■’.5 diacoiei flaw.s n ie Caid.^j ha\e i Hei lici t lO-Oi vs, Kerrarese (The Rocket i Pdclrt.’l has he»n •Zion Lutheran ...... 44 76 .367 ing one wit.i an earned-niir a\- I>uck\ 1 »a6 eiu o| t Ml ' th'Mei ,s developed a lot of film, but Mir.ell. froiii sen'll P in 10.55, he was 1-Hi |.\DI.\NS 4. .VS 8 A doiiiile | Phens (2-for-31 doubled in stuwes- from pinch-hitter Gene Woodling W iilked I JUe ( amel \e.ir.s before'Don Lar.son and Bob , ( 1 III ■ p rscticaily iio u.sc > This week’s results: St. Mary's j.erage of 2.47 for ('lev^land 'Dius never has developed mto the aivl pcclclled to Wasliington. The p,ror by A's third baseman Hal * first-inning run off Tur- gave the Orioles their tie-brenking Paige walked like an .iminhle Tiii’ley of the I'ankees. He stood i ' Detroit Hi ('hicago. 2 pm. Bcl'vca'i lefinitelv v nn'l piay ’ 4, Temple Beth Sholom 0: St. I helfied the Indians to Khen fti'l pilrher he was expected to he, .Se’iiatcirs lei him go after an 0-4 ’ Smith on MrnnVe''Minos

111 1 Philadelphia Phillie.*. .seromi spot, one g:ame behind. home runs by Lee Walls and Ernie p . l-aw I 0-1 vs. Buhl lO-Oi. At New London, the .shellacking) book on plenty of them. I can 1 Since then the classic has been in the net. I saw tite .snot Im lai’i Philadeljihia at (hiiciiinati, 1:30 - F’urtheimore. Philley said in Vies Soda Shop and Howard's* Tanika and a two-run shot by Walt Crutches JSo Ilandirnp Here of the C'adet.s lollerl on inning af\ct read them clear as a comic ! won three limes by .lapanese nin- is complaining about and thought After an e\a.minatlon o\er a period of aeioral ,rears of Ihe possible merits of fluorida­ pm. Cairhi'elt 10-01 vs. New- an interview yesterday, plenty l^andsraping: .s(‘ored similar 2-1 Moryn powered the Oibs at Ixis i It didn t take M-voar-old Kd Hiilchm.s of P'hrI Harlfoid lonfi tn inning The visitor* frf)ni upper ! strip.” , nets, twice by Finns and Koreans it missed 'he po.st tion of a public ualer suppl,i to decrease tooth deca.i, and the faet that after a trial, many of pitrher.s use the spil ball wm.s over Dari's Dairy and Mori- Angeles Walls' aacrtfice fly capped 1 pet his legal limit nf inmt this morning the opening day of the romhe 1 0-1 1. .\ew Fngland acored in the first. ; How does Philley read the ■ and once by representatives of B u t B la'ie was eager to ta'V: cities and towns (some 25091 haie discontinued fiiiorldatlon, and, In Ihe light of further .St. Ixmis at .San Kraiici.sco, 4 30 and the umpires lake no action arlv Bros.. re.*pectively. a three-run seventh that gave the freali uater fiahing aea.son in ('onnertlent In Ions than one .sei oml, tliird. fiflli. seventh, and pitcher* ? Canada, Greece, (tuatemala, .Swe- about AB .McDonald, i had hee.n research, with Ihe results baling been eialuated by nationally known medical apthoritle*, to stop it. S ’.nfrles and triples of note In- i Cv.bs a 4-al! tie. Three more runs , hour. Hutrhins liookrd mito Ovr trout at Kanler^ Brook, VeiTion. pm .McDaniel il-Oi vs. .San-. oighi h. Four of their runs weie “Rudy York taught me.” he den and Yugoslavia. in a slump lating b^D: to Feb?:: I am of Ihe opinion cominerHai fluorides haie \er,v little lo do with lessening tooth decay eluded U'alt Weir 120-367, Norm: In the eighth put it awa>. wntli .luat nut of the ho.'^pital \eaterd;>v and on rnitihe**. Hutrluns ford (0-1 1. ' liomer*. Philley also renewed ac­ explained. ‘T'here are tipoffs I Kelley's lop competition this ary. McD.ona'd didn ' i w-n get .ir nnd are e\freniely dangerous fo health. Klotn 12S-347, George .lohnson rookie Georcre Altman s single cH^l his hrflt line at fi am . and hv 7;1-^ was on hia wa>- home. ("'hu ago at Angple.*t. 11 pm. Biidgppsut and Providence cusations that Lew Burdette of you look for how a pitcher I year is expected to come from assist t:i the sem .5:a sen . 137. fttill Tedford 131. Joe Picaut ! counting the clincher ahead of haffei iint h (0-0» or Bur-hardL trailed run.* for nine inning* and the Milwaukee Brave.* pitches ! three -lapanese runners. Nobu,yoshi hgalnst ''h irag o . "ni .scored o-.' My opinion Is based on the following facts! ( Herald f'hoto hy Saterms*. hold* the ball, the wrist motion l.'n-.'MS .lohn Morton 132-344. Morv-n s 400-fool homer over the 10-01 v^. M< l)evitt were knotted at 7-7 when the the spit ball. •Sadanaga. Takasmki Nakao and of the goans m Tiuns'.vs victor. he uses at the start of the Frank r>flv;s 130, O n rge Bensrhe On page 1466 of the I'nlted Stales Dispensary 24th edition. If s a , T S In p a rt: rlghtfle'd screen Bill Henry il-Oi Tomorrow 'a Sehediile regulation game ended. In the' .Skira Hatstiku: two Finns. Veikko "T h at goal .= l!,-nil’‘ give hiir a h g Referring to a pinclihit dou- windup, and how he swing.* 149-3ft3. Fd Bujaunu.* 129-350, was the -virner in relief, with PittJ'hufgh al Milwaukee. 2;30 lOtli. though, ProNidencp (Uiiildn't ] Karvonen and Eino Oksanen: M.vd lift," enthused Blake ; h;,r| p ■, "Fluorides are a violent poison lo all It'lng tissue because of their procipl- b'e he banged off Burdette his arms over hi* head,” Ha'vev .lohnson 144-374 and Al Clem Labine lO-li the losing re­ p m produce and Bridgeport took the out for one .shift, ilc B' om Ko cn taflon of calcium. It causes fall of blood pressure; respiratory failure and Ken Laiie\s (lani|) W auls Shot eailier tins week, Phillev said: Did Philley read Burdette Tung Naw of Burma and Lt Rob­ Pn key 3.3ft, liever. Pluladelphia al f^ncinnatl, 1:.30 game one mote run. “He threw me a .spitter. It * when he banged out the dou­ ert Pape of the Ro>'al British Geoffnon and Ralph Ba(k.s'''!t, general paralysis. Continued Ingestion of non-fatnl doses according lo (Sail- . . . I p.m. At -Hamden, all the .«:ronng wa.« nothing new. U’illie .lones and ble:* Navy. formed the line that nel] ed g c' n- man Phareol. 1921. 17. 197) cause rachexla (general Imd health) and perma­ over by the sixth inning. Though BOVM' sllM O R F PHIUS 6, REDS 1 Ruben At(Jiain|) After Busso \ ielory Si. I^ouia al San P'raneiarn, 4 30 Richie A.shbtirn had been com­ "I can't (ell you,” he an- • Dark Horses Into firs: place, 1 itnew it wh;i d nent Inhlhltlon of growth." Ask your dniggtst lo let you rend It. the Teacher* were <'omniitling standing Gomez, -ho gave up one hit in a p.m, plaining all dav about the spit- *wered. Then he grinned and Oavvaldo .Suarez Of Argentina eenpt and it did." :* Chicago at I^n.s Angele.*'. ft p.m. bobble.* frequently in the party \v. L. Pet. I ask how the I(MrI doctors and druggists knowing Ihe foreguing slateimeilt. ca« III scoreless 2-2 '4 innings tiefore he ter. The ump.'* will never do added and Geoffrey Watt of Australia Hollywood. April 16 V l.iglit - • Brow 11 m Hoii.stnii, 'I'ex , last .Inly. I Monday** Sehediile frame.«. Quir.nipiae siuln't sioie (ftib* ...... *)^ 8 .733 good eonseienee. reconcile tlie adxoeacy nf putting thia poison Into a piiblir water supply, viTenched a knee, and winning re­ anything about it. “I will aay the pitch was are considered l\vo of the more wpiglil' Keimv 1-nnc's ramp todai I'he light drew a gate of arnimd ' Philadelphia al Pitt-sburgh. 3 ,1ft until the fanc and hia puzzling San Kranriarn at Angelea. third. Tlie C^iiin.* scoieil three in .American Leiigiie Led Sox ...... 16 14 ..533 ry Anderson and Willie .lones hit : Wynn ha* a beautv. Burdette beer.” are the only former winners listed pl,v. It iisuallv I'omes marked poison wllli laliel nf skull nnd cross hones, "for Industrial use Brown right jab.s earned Ins \lidory over 11 pm. the fourth and one In the sixth. .\iena .Sons . . . 16 14 ..5:13 bas«s-empty homers for the Phils, among this year’s 199 entries. The Herzog. Kamsas City 'I '. Tlie .Mii.skognn Mi.li challenger Biis.ao 111 a natioiiallv tclei'iscd Ontv fiame.* Scheduled. The error* that Bate.* made In U' T (L.’.nt ...... 1.^ 1ft ,.5ilfl onl,x" This should he enough evidener lo rnnxinee any thoughtful person that this chem- who scored all their runs off elder Kellev has run more than Mart.s, Kansas Cit\- it'. said he thought lie earned another, tight la.st niglil al HolK-wood Iw- its game with Trimly were th® Smitli, Kansa.s ('ity M e F\ed Knibpu ...... l.ft 1ft ,.500 leai Is not for liilernni use. Brooks Lawrence in the first three l.(KK) distance races in his long I rhaiice al the vcncraldc Brown olf gion .Stadium. I’lic '26-ycnr-old costly lype. though. The visitors Rower. Cleveland M'. I,., T, Woi.d ...... 1ft 1ft ',500 frame*. La'vrence lO-li now has | rs reel*. If fliioridatliin is a|)pro'ed by Ihe iiuuing referendum, who of the proponents are go­ his sixth-round tcrhniral knn. koiil ! .Michigander slartcil the trouble In made .seven error* and gave up Yost. Detroit i 2 i. Dii Uenson * ...... 1 4 16 .467 failed In his last nine starts since Karvonen won it in 1954 and ing lo assume the responslhlllty If some people are made 1112 Not the A.M.A, la-sl night over another ranking the first round and had Biisso's left iroliiips on Boxing *e\-en unearned r’lns. Kaline, Detroit i 2 i. Soda x^’^hop . . . . 1.3 1 7 .4 3;! blanking Milwaukee 1-0 on four j lightwcigtil. .lohniiN* Busso of .\'c\^-| c\c i loscd t’\ the ttiird, 'Pie fight Haas Ties Palmer finished second behind Kelley’s Cash, C*hicago i 2 i. Maimat' .* ...... 11 19 .367 C. .loseph sieller. Director of lire Ijrw Department of Ihe Amerlean Medical AsBOCta- hit* last ,Tuly 2. It was his third ' Yoak as .stopi-cd a sci ond or t\^■o after record setting time in 1957. He is Program 'Fiiesclav Natloiiiil Iwagiie Icoprt) Men s Sli(if) ,K 22 267 tlon In a teller dated .Inmiar,' 30. 10.58. has this losay; lOB* in a row to the Phils. I .tack Kcaru.s. Kcmi>'s \eicran the hell snumled for the sixth 33 Hal Smith. St. lyoui.s i2i Sinple.'< of loft Of beUei : Dick • • • manager, aatd hi.a $7ft.0OO guaran- lound •Sadanaga. .30, will be making “]{ Is not true IhnI the A..M.A. guarantees Ihe safety of fl'inrldated w afer and asauinee Gmham Mntmes. oncf one nf the Cepeda, San-Fr anc i.sco '1 '. Fish 127. FMiil F^vU.sroni I2ft. Jim BRA\'D5 t, PIRA TES t--\\>3,tee to Brown for nnntlier fight Pveferee Mushv ( ‘allahan. under For Houston Lead hi.s third Bo.ston Marathon appear­ Flanajt. will trv nnnther coiue- 'Walla. Chicago M e Then w lio amongst Ihe proponents Is lo be responsible If someone Is poisoned . The bSM bag g'ave the Braveg their; -'em make the match and ! had Pane in front 49-lft; Judges eight in 1957, and holds the Ja^va- Jim Hnrvey 107, Mar McCurry back Tuesday night when he meetj l*ltolilng—Tom Bre^\er. Bed Sov Hoii.5tnii. T p x ., Api'il 18 t/T’i— FrpHfiie Ifaa.s and Arnold Moryn. Chicago M.i. ('Ol’NTRV C rilB WOMEN’S LEAGUE CHAMPS— The Sliders slid right tip to the two runs In the third off southpaw ; i n find the .site, said Kearn.s. indi- (Jenrge Latka and Frankie \’an had nese championship Town of Manchester, Ihe Doctors, Who? Sonn>' -lones of .N’e'A' York The *ix | — fuo singles and H. Anderson. Philadelphia i 1 ' 107. .lohn O'Neill 106. Tom Ritchie Har\'ey Haddix. but the Pirates ] eating llial an> mI i m the i mm-^ it ftO-tK. a.'; diagiie. Team memher.s. loft lound bou! will he stageij at the J two walks while striking «>iit five Jones, Philadelphia Mi. 106 and Ruddv Minor 106. The Stale leglsIaHire of the Stale of A Irginia passed Ihe MeCile bill extending front c&ught up with Bob Rush on home i try was acceptable as long as Lane , Pt c .stro k e to fla v a.s 7 0 pr(>.s an d five a m a te iir .s b ejian th e th ird sharp eye on the Japanese en­ to right, Rika Horvath, Isattelle Anderson, Rofy Simon, Azilda Gilliertson and Ann Busso fu’iglit ganu'lv but wa.s State Thea'.er lU Harffortl. i for a 2-0 vlct4»ry o\er the ft ankees, Groat, Pitt.sburgh. ill. i two (o five years Ihe time xvllhin w(ilii\Kn noi Ht.Ks I to ' linIf blind for the Inst ! lu ee rminds. Xnw the father o f fl\e chiMren, | retiring the last I-ft men In a row. - of the $.80,000 Moti.slon K<'lf elassie. Clemente. Pitl.shiirgli Ml. j Barron. (Herald F’hoto liv Pinto) from fluoridation nf public water suplilles. The bill was signed Into law by Ihe Governor "Clemente before the rams came. Lane lo.st a dose ilei ismn standing performances hv previ­ F'iiiai .Stsndliisk Holme.* ha*:!)! fought m nearly Hitting— Norm ( a*-h. White Sov Haa.s, a 43 ypar-old veteran whn‘------\(' I. p. i .March 7. 1958. 6-5 ous .Iapane.se entrants. In addition Au.h c t n-i.t •. Ft . . 61 6 two sear.**. Hu* Ia.*t bout wh*; at. — IW'lted a three-run homer in now handpicks his tournament*. ( \’ictim.s of the 36-hole cut includ­ JD 1)01 lll.F.S ; fired a 3.3.33 6fi yesterday on a to winning it three times in recent Radio, T\ .''port* Anna-ZiKK' UU»e-il ...... S4 6M Fiiinl SiHntlincfc "I'he City of New AOrk which fumed down fluoridation, analyzed the water from Ml. Xeboa outdoor nrg heic in decision o\er (he ligers. ed -lohnny Palmer, who won the {'ftlafm .M‘ -i‘U I ram .swept .Memorial Park course years, their runners have con- • W 1 . Weekend Race Program to Test many faiieels ot the homes of some 20 cities ln< hiding those in which good roeult* are Mam he.«:tey.-..^ ,Mtlu*ugli Holme* Houston Open with a record 272 .MiMrch ll.iWHIil llat,.'‘ i: .'i-’ .'*H 1 N hMltait'; 'j -'-i , , . IL 1)44 I to catch Palmer, th e’ first round aistentl,v. fini.shed in the top 10. ■ •\l tu i"ii l lai I \ Rui'kinin.filej 4.'» 511 2 6 claimed, and In no place was there uniforinlly nf dose level, which ranged ** won. h&^'a* not impressive, and in 1949 at Brae Bum Oountry Club. Today Bai hH III-L)(( k Mc^ 'unviU#* . if) 57S ('.olI«‘fje B aseball I leader and golf’.s biggest money Naw, who has trained at Atlan­ Phillie® V®. Redlegs. (Tiannfl 40 Huili-h.rnio OflkniHn 4.‘t 4v:i A h H f'Ht I)iiiir#*lte . . , . 2.^ .556 twice Ihe recommended dose." Quote from an article hy .lonalhan Forman, M.D. editor, the decision wft.s hooted Others failing to qualify included Riith-Fijui r)crn.liii»' 466 S ) 'hiixt I iiMFii-t: H a m i i i o n 25 2 I winner of I9.5S Palmer-had a .32- tic C*tty, Is believed to be the fir.st u 556 Leading Candidates for Derby Ohio S tale Aledlcnl .loiirnal. Holme.':. now an - a'ltomnbile Norwn'li 15, (.’oast. Guard .5. Ed Eurgol. Antonio O rd a of — 1:45. Siniih ...... 4i< 45.5 M Hi t:*' «:< <.| MlU ph 24 Jt •vn I .36 6H after a first round 66 ,Alwin.-H;!l Li^k ...... 3* *ale*tuan in Fas: Hartford, ha.s Bridgeport 12. Providence 11. Mexico City, Dick Mayer, Mike Burmefle ever to enter’ the rars. Yankee* v®. Red Sox, Channels 443 NiUl* \ .NmI hi U Hi / *-|l 24 21 533 tAipien. '!kK i: ••lift i»*. . - Fi ftjik K"i>rhft . J4 21 533 The great aurgeon. Dr. Alton Ochsner, heaxi of the Department of Surgery, ^ iM e Uni- Trinity 10. Bates 4. I Playing only his third 72-hole He wa_s second in the AslaA games t. 8. 22. 8B— 2 p.m. been training fm several month* Eetchirk and George Bayer. fituli i‘>l4li*- \Wrn#*r ...... 3.5 5.3 .'{Its Jt is-Sain \ HCHiiM 23 4Sft Ncu 5'oik. April 17 Mr The* Six won the run-for-tlie roses with v#*r*tity M M iral Srhool. \>w Orli^iin*. ha* rom o mif rm phatlrally aifalnsit fluonnatlon, B C ~ and 1-* anxious to trv hi* luck once Danhurv Teachers 3, (^uinni* tournament of the yeai-. Haas last year Also on WRNB (840) ixnd F-’U-f‘haI !i« Vllinp . .31 57 A iiih-.\ i< k Tu « I lU 23 4Hf« Ben Hogan, playing hii seeond Vv«M'k's «(•«'?#•» Frni^ Oakmai> weekend racing program designed Assault the last in 1946. rordinjf to thr T^nie* PtrH\iinp, -8. I9ftft. again in.^ide the rope*. piac 4. ! opened with a 68 and built his ser- .About 200.000 spectators are ex­ WDRO (I860). A k U IiI-M' I III I'*! I.Icki 24 467 tournament in three weeks, quali­ lJ6-.3.'iT liar FA’ Ruckmlnstf r 346 .I-'an-Bill TlMUki.- 24 467 to leal leading candidates for the In addition tn Intentionally, i ond round 66 with a new putter pected to line the hilly course Wood Memorial Race, (liannel In a letter to NaliirBl F o o d Assoi lutes. A llaiila. Texas. April ’23, 19.56. (uldree^d to fied with a 71-74 14.5. P'i^\ 344 2ifrir>’ Olh^rt 126 and Amhh M«m'»'»Mi-rn>n Ml- 25 444 Mav 2 running of the Kentucky^ First Landing tangles with such ! that dropped birdie putts of three, from Hopklnton to Exeter St., 40— 4 p.m. Olhprl 124 Franc‘’>:-AlhfM 25 444 Mrs. Toni. .AlacQiieen. II said: "The House of Delegates of Ihe Texas State Medical Asso- Dertiy spread.' to three m(>re track.' well regal (led rivals as the Elkcam one seven, eight, nine and five N'oi In TroiiMe Boston. LiiuIh Di'Ii Hat 11" 25 444 riatlon has iinanimoiislv voted not lo approve Fluoridation of water. '*'*’'•>■ feet, 'riiula ft-tfiHHM M -h. If* 2t. 422 todav following Tomy I.ee'.s siz­ pair of Aloil and Open View and Several ^Presidents'^ Ineluded Haas was not in trouble on any HiMui-Mi< k\ Z.ii If* 26 422 Ihe King Haniii's Black Hill.s. All lo reconsider flir question for a period of five years." Signer! .loe D. Nichols, M.D. 11 Birdies Each Till- hip 11 )>K zling performance at Keeneland. hole on the 7,3.3.3-yard, par 7; Mu­ ie ' liaiupi-’l: cai'cy 126 pounds. In 36 holes, both Haas and nicipal Course. Palmer, Burke and Long Season Ahead for Phils flPi’liInd ii.flav iiiRht 6 )l« fCi-llfl Tomy l-.ee. laleil Ihe second best Tlic Association of .American I’livsielans and Siirgeiiiis, Iiir.. al their annual meeting Times Changed I o IMhI lllllftiis R■ liHil ami iD'ii" As Its pail in the salute to .3- Palmer have placed it birdies Hebert, however, each found major 2-yeai old of 19.58 belilnd First In San Fran cisco, April 12. 19.58, passed the follnwing resoliilinnf On Champion Volleyhall Entry Vnfti Iiali!*' .I'-aii anil Rill Tliiiision venr olds. Tanfcran offers the $35.- against only one bogie. trouble waiting al one back nine fu ji| fomi' \ H'Uil • AlRi i)i'‘ Maiu‘h»’st*'i I^anding. moved liack into the, Tampa. Fla. '/Pi—There was a 000 added ('.alifornia Deihy. Tlie "AA hereas. Ihe right lo determine xx hat shall he done to one’s oxvn body Is Their 1.34s left them one stroke hole. R..W IiiiK ': I)erl)\- picture with emphasis .ves­ time when the Cincinnati Redlegs' Who Have Little and Need Lot Nick 'I tv il\ 12 Naiif \ F'.MhHii 116. ,1 1 ■8-inrle rai e attiac led eight bul Kserutive vire pre.sidenl. . in-| aliead of .lai k Burke .Ir . two ahead terday when he stepped sevenV fiindairipntal. And Palm ers tee shot on the 185- roster wa.s flooded with players up liililur r'.avt iMi'W.'k 11". Ann*' TiA.-nlv only .Neil .\U (,’ai lliy's Finnegan 11'» Mai’K- _ Mm ph litf« Bai haia M(- eights of a mile in track record, .s(Ham e agem.\ pre.sident. . Bank of .lay Hebert, three in front of | yard, par Hu’ee ISth went into a from Havana, the International u r Ipt U norP'anarv for lifp. Rnd Philadelphia, Pa. - iNEAi — The. lontrol clubhouse politics, al­ i Vinvillf* 1 ■ find Tliala Mi-ahcr Ihfi time of 1:21 2-,5. The i locking; and the Braunst"111 Estate's Roval serietary - treasiirri . . A-s.si.stant Car \- Mi((dlernff. and four ahead : ^p pxploded out nicelv but I^eague rlub with wViieh they have wprp this <»k fi hf'iit ahoritPi-a ; of Wes Ellis .Ir , Paul Harney and Phillies have the worst throwing though the.v've long since fiz­ clipped three-fiftha of a second’ off i Orbit lale Kenliii l;y Derby con­ hprea*. many pp<>pl4*R »rp dpp<*ndpn1 on piihllc water auppUe* for water, inanaKt-r and hu\er.. i ienorai took a bogie. Only a fine Slo 3 a working agreement This year, sideration. ; J , ( ’. (ioosie iron shot tesrued a par foi Burke outfield in the majors, desperately zled into also-rans. MIXt.l) DOI RI.F* the Ijexington. Kv . track's stand- Rianl .ManaKPr . . I'nson Guard.. however, the mneh-improved Red- Finnegan beat Tomy I.ee and Therefore, Be II lU-soIxed. that the .Association of .American Physicians Burke nialihed Haas' 66 tor the on the 4.30-yard, par four 14th, hia need a second baseman who can Chico Fernandez, a youngster Standincfi aid set in Ihe same lace last veai Cahinei tiriislier. . And sports edi­ legs have only three former mem­ \\' 1. I»t’l Royal Orbit in th» San Felipe dur­ best second round score.s and was drive landed behind a tree and he hit and a third baseman who ran imported two years ago to play by Tim Tam before he won tlie ^ and **urg:Poni'i. Inr.. asRpmbled In San franrlRi'o. California, thi* 12th da> of tor. Those are tlie orcupalions of bers of the Sugar Kings on the Rpiin-LiHi Duriiat,'...... 3c 12 714 ing the winter and hung anotlier liapp'y with hi.s nine-under 135 de­ had to chip onto the fairway. The play. .aiiort-stop, ha.' felt the ating of M\ iTl*--Ril! Uai:i\ u I J9 13 6‘Ml Kentucky Derby. .April, 19.ft8, condemn* Ihp addition of any *n b *(an rr (o public w ater Riipplles the eiplit men wlio helped Watkins roster. Thev are OrlanfK) Pena, a setback on Royal Orbit m the more spite inis.sing birdie putts on the Iron shot placed him two feet from Those weaknesses are apparent their o.sl racism. Chico's crime Naiit’,\-J'lliji (Jaiiduii H 667 The victory coming after heing for the purpose of affecting the bodies or bodily or m ental functions of the eon- win both regular season and play­ fine relief pitcher: southpaw hope­ Rulh-Ki nl«‘ I'l'hl ...... 26 16 6 If* recent Yerha Buena Handicap at last three holes the pin. to the eye. La a bland demeanor. They say Hoxs* ii" . .’4 IS 571 sidelined nearly two months be- siim er." off iionors in the Rer \*o!l,‘ybaIl The starling fieltTTif 126 was cut ful Charley Rabe. and catcher ...... 23 .54S the California Inn k. Each packs Hebert approached the 18th green Beyond that, though, they’re a he doesn't hustle. The Phil.a Ami-Paiil iViiifnii . raii.se of soreness and Iw'o diaap- I.eag:ue during the 1958-59 sea­ to the low 70 pros for today’s round Dutch Dotterer. Pena was with Matu-Al PUZ7.D ’.'.’.V.* 2c 20 4Th 126 pound.'. adopted bj the .AssiMnhl.x of Delegates, signed Cyrus AA’. Anderson. M.D. with a chance to tie for the !• d elub which ganibpled ^ through wouldn't turn down a shortstop pointing efforts on tlie West Coast., son ■ and 1 147. three over par was Havana in 19.57 and '58, Rabe and i’nnniF-.Iark Tatn' ..... 17 ' in'. ■Mrs. Ada Rice'.s entry of Cedar but overshot and then two-putted spring training virtually out of deal. Mat ffftt ite-Neil Thijn iS .. 16 26 'l-'Al indicated that Fred Turner .ir's attest, AA llliam L. Baiighn, M.D.. Secretary. needed to qualify. .Another cut trt Dotterer in 1956. Brook ami Rare Rue. the Briar- Ki ank Miller, u Iio served as for a bogle five. hand, split into factions, with a The most amazing sight of the P a t - A I ...... 1.') *'7 :i,77 Kiiglisli-brefl colt la ready for his, pla,\ er-roacli and who was also the the low .50 will' follow today's I don’t-give-a-d-- attitude and an spring was the crying jag which Marc»*-Jo»' Mi’I'mi'*- ...... 11 .31 .262 dale Farm's Ru i Tesio and C. B. More rain was expected today. Jan-Jim Broxowski ___ in 32 , 2.HS final Derby prep. Thai will be in Fischbai h'a Festival King are the Arm y doctors in Colorado Springs adxise the ^r^gnant xvivesof army personnel to team organizer, is secretar\-treas- round. ] FRID.W'S FIGHT ownership that couldn’t tell .voul resulted the night Stan Lopata 1 Paul Fondmi A light rain fell most of vesterday A! Pu7.ro 12R-133*: Ihe mile and an eighth of the Blue Derby eligible' in the field of II drink non-fiiioridated bottled xxaler. urer of the Savings Bank of Man­ Hollywood. Calif Kenny I-ane, today where the Phils are likely I was traded to Milwaukee, 3.3i> Loll ‘Domato 127 ami and .Jan Jan Bl Kro/.'-u 07."W i and was at its heaviest while »ki ID W4*rp tlip top .'•hootfiH Satimlav ' Grass .Stakes over the same track named for the $25,000 added Only 10% down puts this fabulous Esther Williams chester. He is also a hank di- to be In a couple of years. | Here was a catchei 33 years Dr. F. F. Hevrolh, M.D.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Board nf Health, fluoridation advocote saj# Five Kim Frames Palmer v.'Ss plajnng his last three iI39>3, Muskegon. Mich stopped nijftii at th#* poiihU* Strik** j next Thiir.silay. Chesapeake Stakes at I.aiiiei. The rerlor, This season Eddie Sawyer, old. over the hill, hampered by It is fpe Ihe [Ihysieian of kidney paflepts lo prescribe fluoride-free xxater for them. holes. 1 Johnny Bii.sso, 141. New York. 6. The Shoe .Move* A round last Chesapeake winner to go on A standout athlete in high brought back to manage the' injuries the past tw-o seasons, swimming pool In your backyard this month ^ V )|» 8 « » S y Feature Hebron 1 to Derby fame was Citation in Dr. ( harles A. Briiseh. of Bruscli Medical ( enter. < iimbridge. Mass., s ta te s : "K vtenslvo school and at Tufts College, where Philadelphia club last summer, going from a last place team to Willie Shoemaker booteii Tomy 1948. pharnxo-dxnamle resear. h from reliable sources leave us speeehless xx hen xve think of a he played \ arsitv football and was | was supposed to forget his klnd- a championship club, with a I-.ee I $3,401 lo a length tri­ Rounding out toiluy’a program plan to fluoride Ihe public water supply of Ihe entire nation. Acute and ehronlc as the — no payments 'til June... 5 years to pay. captain of the track team in his i ill, Rams Lose j i,V paternalism and crack down ! good shot at cashing in on a umph over Benhecula with Scot­ Hadden Watkins Finsterwald^s^Golf.., .IVo. 5 i are the $25,000 added .Soiittiern effects are sure to be, it can only be riassifleri ns m ass m urder.” senior vear. Bruce Watkins, .son of] on his wavward, erstwhile Whiz World Senes check. land tliird. The aon of Tudor Min­ strel wa.s hardlv back in his stall Cros.s Handicap at Giilfslream the team spon.sor. i.s assistant j is not a mere title as Tiger Ellington —Scoring five times In ] Kids. There was 12 o'clock cur-1 Big break, huh* The proponents reaxlilv admit that fluoridation xvill be tlie cause of some children hav­ when .Shoemaker took off for New Park, the $15,000 Inaugural Handi­ Esther Willism*, famous swimming authorin’, sparked the idea for this umisuat manager and buyer at Watkins John is the fellow who has re­ each of the first two innings. ] few in the spring base al Clear­ Not if you happened to peek in ing mottled teeth. I ask you fathers and mothers hoxv xvoiild you like to have your son or Bros, and treasurer of the Mutual RHAM Regional High went on to ’s G)mbination Effort | w ater. Yolk, where he ridea Intentionally cap at Sporl.sman .s Park marking vitalized the Chamber into an ac­ on Gianny Hamnei's. co ttag e on the opening of the Chii ago season, daughter disfigured for life? Heating Co. A former Chamber trounce Fllington High here yes- Uved It I p ! from Harry Isaacs' Brookfield | 'pool. 2 Unique split level design ran he installed an\'where, even on rocky or sloping tive organization with a bright 6' the beach that night. Willie Jones the $10,000 added Ben Ali 'Cap al of Commerce pre.sident. Watkins terziay afternoon, 11-4. But virtually any night you Farm in today'a 175,000 addeii One could go on quoting many medical professors and rioclors "I’”'’*’ future. Fifth of a seriee wHtlea for NE.\ v.as tliere too. And I>op. There Keeneland and the $10,000 Bridge­ is also a membei of the hoard of Big Edgar Clarke is president I-Aiiky rightharder Tonv Falcet- Service and The Herald. eould find a t least half a dozen w-ere tears. 6'ou'd expect genuine Wood .Memorial at Jamaica rich- have come fo the eoneliislon that nrtlflrtal fluorides are detrimental to health when taken ground. 8 Ample swumming area measures 16' x 32'. 4 Self-locking doors and safety 'direrlor.s at the Manchester Sav­ of the boys past the toll of mid-' eal of the weekend races for 3-year port Handicap at Lincoln Downs of the Clarke Insurance Agency. ta went the distance for the wdn- regiet at leaving old friends. In Friday's feature races Big Internally. ings & I.oan Assn. night living it up ijVa local boite j olds. He assumed his own business in ners, .scattering five hits. TTie \"isl- By DOW riNSTEBWALD But baseball players should be Effoi t i$4 lOi won the $10,000 •Tohn Wiet is the current execu­ one block down y*nd one block There were reports earlier in tlie N othing has been made piililii as to the iirobahle cost of fluoridating the "atP G 'fence protect children, keep out stray animals. 6 Beautiful California redwood in 1937. Ed is also a director at tors plaved errorle.ss ball. POA Champion inured to changes. Lopata was »o .Next Move Handicap at .laiiiaica, tive vice president of the Man­ over from their Fort Harrison Ho­ week that Intentionally showed , dltion to the expense of the equipment and Hie labor the Savings Bank. RHAM ' .'59 3H0 O 11-8 -0 The start of the backswing is a distraught the writers in the Phll- Satin Helper (S3.20i poaled his chester Chamber of Commerce. tel headquarters, sigma of lameness after running established fact that fluorides haxe a very corrosive action on me al. Tallest player in the league at Ellington (MX) 022 0 4-5 -S combination effort of the left lie camp were warned to stay fourth victory in five starts at attack the entire distribution svsiem Including Ihe wooden pipe line from (dastonhury ana ,'sundeck, railing, stairway and hasketweave sides is practically indestnicfihle, with* Bob Carpenter, whose virtue is' second to the Elkcam Slnhle's Atoll , six feet, five inphes. Bob Kiernnn shoulder and arm and the hands, away from him by the coaches. Laurel. Mias Royal t $3 1 came I that he is the’Vnost available own­ in last Saturday’s Gotham Stakes. ' Ihe mechanleal equipment at the new niillloii dollar sewage disposal plant. is in business for himself as a ; Plainville- It look Plainville ail moving together. The next morning he still aat within one flflii of a second of the er in basebaJl, strolled into the But Trainer Ed Kelly indicated all ^standa water and weather indefinitely. Redwood needs no costly painting or upkeep, ‘ I cabinet and furmluie finisher. High two innlng.s before acquiring As 1 stress in my edition of the disconsolately on a bench, head five-furlong track record with a Scheneelady. N. V.. discontinued fluoridation when It was estimated to coat $30,000 to Joint one 2 a.m. and found a vet­ was well by his ace when he Wilbert Hadden, better known an offensive punch but once the Golferarna series, the first time the buried, mumbling, "Mr. Saw­ :58 2 5 clocking at Lincoln Downs, repair the fluoride pumps and eonneellng pipes. ^ eran Phillie there. He got a mild dropped his mime in the entry box, as Red to one and all, has been a Blue Devils orx r.ed tvp it was no hands make a discernable move­ yer . . The old gang was Beltv Linn ($2 80) beat Fidna Al­ ^resists decay, termites, shrinking, warping. 6 I^’atertight vinyl "F’oolskin” lining needs dressing down, nothing more, for along with either others. It would seem lo mp-lhe most sensible thing to do Instead i>L spending , guard at the Wethersfield State contest as they trounced Rockville ment by themselves is when wrist- breaking up. len by 2 1 2 lengths al Gulf.stroam Pn.son for mote tlian 20 years. He appearances. In the meantime, Connie Mack First Landing.-eheads the field In | fluoridation would be to Improve our present water supply. According to a High here yeateiday, 14-1. The cocking commences at the hip- One veteran who drew his re­ Paik and Aly Tudor surprised at Iflo painting or scrubbing. 7 Filtration system keeps water sparkling clear and clean Stadium, with its 400 parking the 1 1 8 miles of the Wood with made for the Town, a large sum of money (S.668,000 If I remember IS a Past Grand Tall Cedar in Nut­ winners collected 17 base hits. . high stage. From there to the lease during spring training- left Tanfovan ami paid $121.90. capacity, is untenable. A reno­ an opportuoity to become the Der- dialely be spent to Improve the quality of the water and provide adequate Arc protecHon. meg Forest and has served as gen­ Plainville picked up a single run finish of Ihe backswing the cocking shaking hia head: "Thi? is the wild­ eral chairman for the annual Five vation survey • by the , Phils b.v favorite. The C. T. Chenery colt Everything you need for complete family pool enjoyment is included, no In the first, then added three more action of the wrists takes plare. Be est team I’ve ever played on . To this will undoubtedly necessitate a substenHal Increa^ In !■ \always. 8 showed they could re-model the ran a smashing six furlong race Mile Road Rang here on Thanksgiv­ in the thir and put back to i.4aCk^ sure it starts no sooner. ' and I’ve been on some good ones Schoolboy Baseball xvlth a prospeotive 5 mill Increase In the general tax, the burden on the home owner Will b Don’t count your way through stadium and bring the parking last Monday after three unimprea- ing moniing for the past six years. five run clusters in the fourth and in both leagfues." Southington 11, Middletown 5. a heavy load. » . Chidden extras” to buy. Ask us for details. Hadden served as team captain. fifth to win the abbreviated Valley the awing, consciously break it in­ up to 1,000 autos for a prohibi­ aive \vinte>r races in Florida and Sawyer told Richie Ashburn, the Was expected lo be the 4-5 choice Norwich 11, Weaver 3. •General plant jnanager a t ’the B Conference meeting. The loss to component part.s. National League's leading hitter, tive $6 million. Windsor 6. Farmington 4. There, my reader, is the story as I see It. Every time you make * The city of Philadelphia has College Casey toda.Y for the na'.,ionailv .televised Manefiester ipngravlng Inc. on Elm was the Rams second ip as many 1 play the bail just inside the left to Ignore a race challenge by Pe­ Plainville 14, Rockville 1. pot of soup or cook a vegetable yon are “ Rod Dedeaux ia called "The race'(CBS 4-4:30 p.m. EST). St. is Joe .Sartor while’ Earl Yost starts. I heel, hands even with the ball. The dro Ramos of the Senators. Ash- taken ah $8, million bond issue effect of which may not be immediate but the reeulte tvUi he inevitable.. Casey Stengel of college foot­ Eddie Atcaro rides first Landing Newington 7, Wilson 1. Is sports editor at The Herald and Jimmy Tufts limited Rockville left arm' is firm but not rigid, re­ b\im ran, got.beat, and pulled up for a mew stadium offi the ballot, 8t. Thoma.s A quinas 8, St. That'e why T am agalnet ffuoridation. and Delaware Township across ball." The one-time minor in quest o( Ms fourtff straight president of the Connecticut Sports j to three hits Rockville averted s m ains so fbom the. s ta r t of the lame with a ihtlacle twinge in his Thomas Seminary 2. ’ The K. avving to clubhead Impact with the the. river vetoed Bob Carpen­ league shortstop coached -Wood trium ph in the final E a ste rn E m il L/G, Hohenthal Jr, F. DIMOCK Co. kSBiii .Shtjloiit ndlh a m arker in the sec­ Writers' Alliance. knee (fp rtun ately, there w as onl.v prep fof the Derby and hie 10th P o m fret 1. S tafford 0. 415MAINSTRECT Mi 9.5245 Overall, Watkins won 65 games ond frame. Bud Walinski started ball. ter's bid for a new stadium Southern California to no less minimal damagel. No official aince acoring with Stir Up in 1944. . .RHAM (Hebron) 11, ’ Elling­ And lost five. During the regular on the mound for Rock\'llle but It is the guide (throughout the there. than e tie for the, NCAA oansuhe resulted. Thirteen Wood winners have (gone ton 4. • , EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISED DISTRIBUTOR TOR MANCHESTER, BOUTON, ■MBon the champs annexed 42 de­ was shelled In the (hlrd. *w ing; The Phils are a club going no champiohahip for the past The Phils are livlnif under the .eight years., on to Louisville ai Derby favoritu- SuUield T, EfiUrworth 6. ANDOVER, OOVENTRV, ELLINGTON. 4’EBNON and StlBROUND^INO AREAS. cisions in 46 games and posted a Plainville 10,1 .660 x 14-17-1 euTfe' of th# Whla Kids. They place . ^ .and caring leu. N E X T i ,Tk« Tbp ef tlM SwtBf MlU«r Sart4>r 13-2 iTiarli In poft-aeason playoff*. (Rockvlile 010 000 0 I->-« -/ ' 1 1'

...... • M -1- MANCHESTTO EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 PAGE THIBTBKH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1959 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for ^ to 72 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Artide» For Sato 45 Household Goods 51 Businte8S Locations Houses for Sitlc GLAS-ifONBURY—BVi room ranch, 4$, (XXXXI) FOR SALE—Fort Ferguion trac­ , foKRertt 64 BRAND NEW ranch./H ere’s an MAN(JHESTPR—New 8 room spltt 10^0 DOWN XVIII lagga lot. 2 full baths, t- Offered 13-A e a r l y AMERICAN dry ' sinks, a tb: tor. Snow plow, wheel harrow,, laud LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler. re> ranch, with 2-car garage. Modern b Ul t o n --Lake area-—Like rage, modem kitchen. |I7,M, ONE OP MY hutch cupboard.--dovetailed dough (JOMMERaAL business or office 1150 square foot ^ m e In Man­ 1 BOLTON—Two year old (our room TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all plow and harrow attachments. In alre, adjust* wateneq erperUy. chester Green tlmt gives vou a kitchen with butlt-ins. TSvo full Dining room, 2 baths, 3 bed­ 4'A room ranch, attached ga.agc. $t,000 down to qualified buyer. COfdTMT ungsE« ] (CVER EVERY E ntei^ niblefoot table, harvest table, 48 " r^und space toi rent. Up to 6500 square rooms, finished recreation room, rgjtch with carport Large living Phllbrlck Agency, MI 9-B4M. CLASSIFIED makes. Highest quality guaranteed INCH!OP GROUND, good condition. $595. Call MI leasonable. pricea. Open dally. large kitchen, /S nice bedrooms baths. Close to schools, $18,900. amesltc drive. Aluminum combina­ room with fireplace. Aluminum j work and parts, over 47 year's ex PftUOUTf IT Thuradayg evening*. 8praea>. dropleaf pine table, pair of nice feet. Will sub-dlvlde. Main Street. 10% down. Phllbrlck Agency. MI bar, 2 zone heating, garage, near tion windows and screens. Fire MAA-nSK GOL048NU17MING 3-2411. ' ■ old store lamps, upholstered with a lavatofy off tbe master combinations. $12,800. R, F. I perienec. Famous for sendee since Street. Ml 9-43*7. Located near Onter. Plenty of room. A flr^placsf and large boW 9-8464. bug and shopping. Real value at place, ceramic tile bath Com HOME — BUSINESS — ~ soMfiWHue JUST CA N T 0 E VERY PIW TBTEP/ turned spindle wagon seat, ruf- parking. Phone 511 9-5229 or MI $16,900. ^ Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5245, > 1931. Phone MI 9-4637 for beat FOR SALE—Set of prOf«ssl(*^ Una window In the living room and a plclcly redecorated throughov.l. or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, ADVERTISING j sendee. M im POUND/ golf ;lubs. 9 matched Mac(?*egor fled-top blue *ktln glasg compote, 3-7444. VERNON—4 room house. Modern INCOME pair of Bohemian ruby lustres. rear pofeb that can be enclosed Five room Cape. 2-car garage. 2 Full price $12,100. R. F. Dlnmck Robert Murdock. Ml 3-6472. tourney Irons,' including sand Garden— Farm— Dairy for another room. Full ceramic kitchen, central hot air heat, Co., Realtor, Ml 9-6245, Robert ! CLOTHES thst are cleaner, whit­ !! ^11 furniture refinlshed.) The FOR RENT— Building, Buckland $8,500, Phllbrlck Agency. MI porches, fruit trees, $1.3.500, Here le an opportunity verj' sel­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS wedge. Four matched Wilson Products 60 section, 1000 square feet. Su'table bath with colored fixtures, oil hot 5Iurdock, Ml 3-6472 or Barbara er. brighter and look fresher are Woods, gol(-4ag snd cart. Excel­ Old Carpenter Shop. Crow Hill 9-8404. lixxxif dom offered to the wlee buyer. A 8:15 A3I. to 4:30 P.M. washed, damp or fluff dried, at Rd., off Monson Rd.. Rt. 32, at for storage. T. Hackett, Box 105, water heat, attached garage. Near Fabulous (Jape with cafe recrea­ Woods. Ml 9-7702. ■ lent condition. -Original price APPLES SPECIAL McIntosh, bus, school and stores. Price tion room. Immaculate condition, MANCHESTER — Exceptionally six room home, screened in potch, Manchester Laundromat, 680 Cen­ Baldwin, Stark*. 20 lb. bag $1.25. SUte Line Pond, Stafford Springs, Buckland. MI 3-6180. 814 ROOM Gape Cod, shed lormer new Timken furnace, all large $285. Wifi sell for $100. and alao $16,990. McCarthy Enterprises, tile bath, fireplace, open stal.- garage, and workshop on bus line. XIX nice 6 room Cape. Completely fin­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ter St, almost new Airway vacuum Also small sizes. Louis Bunce. 629 (Jonn. OV 4-3187. Now open daily. rooms, garage. A four ro6m cold I, MANCHESTER — Small store for inc., Manchester. Robert 'Y. Ag- case. Bot water oil heat, recrea­ ished, hoi water heal. Cre >lace, MONDAY Tfcru FlUDAT I0:S0 A.M.—SATURDAV 9 A.M. \ BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com cleaner with attachments. Three W. Center. 5U 8-8118. rent. 5Iain St. Available May 1st. new, MI 4-0988 or MI 3-8878. Three bedroom ranch, 20 ft. BOLTON CENTER R D ,-5'4 "oom walkout basement. Comblnatimi flat plus' a package store and JUST ARRIVED FROM tion room, porch. Shade trees, candy store, all situated o t a pany — For those who larc about months old. Price $50. 511 3-5013. Plenty of good parking. 5H 3-0211. good condition. Charles l-esper- kitchen, jalousie breezeway fire­ ranch, three years old Large storms and screens. All situated PLEASE READ YOUR AD ■ their' ruga — phone MI 3-0012. Fertilizers "SlNA SIMMONS BOLTON CENTER — Five room place, garage, patio, trees, $18,000. beautifully landscaped lot. 1'4 on a 2'a acre lot, with rleasant 82x144 lot. All for only $19,900. A BATH TUB for sale, never used, 2,000 SQUARE FEET qf space. ranch, artistic stone front, "irch, ance. MI 9-7620. baths. $21,000. R. F. Dlmock Co. P.J. Special. Call noW., ; Free pickup and delivery Free New sofa beda and mattresses at brook and pond. (Jail now, R. F. — „ '**W*iit Ada” a n taken over the phone aie a con- excellent condition. Original WELL ROTTED cow manure. No Will subdivide 166 Went 51iddle breezeway, garages. Sprawled out Deluxe ranch, natural trim, Ml 9-5245, Barbara Woods, MI Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-5245^ I estimates given We apeeialiie In price $85. selling much lower. Call tremendous savings. FIVE ROOM older single house. ideal kitchen, large lot, 2 fire­ woleaee. X l» adverttaer ahould read hla ad the FIRST DAV IT furniture and w’ali to wall rarpet- straw, hay or sawdust. Leonard Tpke. Call MI 3-7043, Mr. Mull. on huge lot. Carlton W, Hutchins, Front and rear porches. I-arge at­ 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI Robert Murdork, Ml 3-6472, or PAUL J. CORRENTI APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the next Inaer- 5n 9-7488. ______L; Giglio & Sons, Bolton. Call MI MI 9-5132, tic, oil heal, garage. Residential places, $19,500. 3-6472. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 jfie Herald la leappnslble for only ONE Incorrec* or oi^tted ' ______WATKINS Broker MJ 8-M8* EXCELLENT garden loam, free of 3-7083. ______area. Asking $15,000, Inquire MI Five room Cape near Waddell taerrtlen for any adverttaement and then only to the extent of a I FLAT FINISH Holland w tnd^' USED FURNITURE Houses for Rent 66 MANCHESTER USTINGS INVITED stones, $12 per load, also fill, FERTILIZERS—Agrico $2.55 60 EXCHANGE 3-4608. School. Compact lot, excellent con­ **Biake »ood” Inaertlon. Errora which do not Icxaen the of j shades, made to measure -All gravel and landscaping work. Call FOR THE LARGE FAMILY dition. $11,500. ll^lTdfWtlaeiiieat wlU not be corrected by "make good Inaertion. j metal Venetian blinds ',4f new lbs. Bovung $2.98. Hart’s Plant FOR RENT—Five room duplex, MANCHESTER—Three bedroom SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. $1,300 Cash over morlg; ge. No Lots for Sale 73 R. Bumo, MI 4-0359. 15 Oak Street ■ heat, garage, block from Main Excellent condition throughout. I low price. Keys made while you Food $4.50. Peat Moss $2.29. £ iv- Family home of 8 rooms In very ranch, all plaster, with glassed-in CLIFFORD HANSEN closing fees. l-iocated Ellington on j wait. Marlow's. age Power Lawn Mowers. Com­ Open Thursday evenings until 9 St. Call between 6 and 8, MI porch, carpeting, garage. large Two-car garage. Ccntrallv located. Rockville town line. HALF ACRE lot on hill. Nice rOtJK COOPERATION WILL nial Ml 3-2711 fine condition. Good heating a s ­ REALTOR AND INSUROR Nice family home, $17..300 R F, BB appreciated i / i a i m i a # ■ • LIVE BAIT minnows, etc. 80 plete line. Complete line Flower (Jlosed Mondays 3-6694. tern. Garage. Garden spqce. Price lot, city utilities, easy walking $1.3,500—Immaculate older '..omc, view. Near conveniences, $2,’ JO. ! WEAVING of burqa; moth holes and Garden aeeds. Garden Tool* Dlmock Co Realtor. Ml 9-.5245, or See sign. Slater St., Wapplng. Franklin St., Rockville. TR 5-4179. FOR RENT, May 8th, $100. 5 room $15,800. distance to schools, bus and 51ultiple Listing Service two bedrooms, garage, extra lot. j and torn clothing^ hosiery runs, and I-awn Tools. We deliver and shopping. Asking $15,700 The Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. Bar­ Quiet wooded location. Lost and Found Trailers I handbags repaired, zipper re- EVERGREENS, nice assortment of give S. A H. Green Stamps. J. Musical Instruments 53 ranch, modem kitchen, gas range, Quick occupancy, 8 room Cape. Elsie 5ieyer Agemw. Reallors. 5II 3-241)3 ___ bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. 34 ACRES Prime realdentipj prop­ -X : placement, umbrellas "epalred, W. Hale Corp. Tel. 5H 8-4123. gas furnace, cellar, convenient to $14,500 -Six room cape, 'wo not erty, city water. For further infor­ GREAT LAKES ■'46-10" complete variety and sizes, reasonably New GE hot water oil furnace. All M l 9-5524. T'HREE~bEDROOM ’ Ranch, full quite finished. Corner lot on "reb >8 . LOST—BLAC3C clipped Cocker ; men's shirt collars i-eversed and priced, hedging or specimen Col­ stores, school, churches and copper plumbing. Large lot, mation. R. F. Dlmock Co. MI new style. 2 bedroom^ storms and FREE CHKJKEN manure. 37' Lake buses. MI 4-1390. basement, aluminum combination ' Drive. Very convenient location. 9-5245. Spaniel and gray Weimnrr ler. ‘ replaced Marlow's Little Mend- orado blue spruce, hemlock, CXIMPLETTE violin outfit, half $12,500. 5Iinlmum down payment. MANCHESTER—Tidy 6 room Cape windowa. Many extras, John H. sercon.s, J4.R60 Only S632 down. Ing Shop. St.. Manchester. 5fl 9-7901. Take price. Kemp's, Inc. MI 3-5680. with full cellar, Cbpper pUimbln"-, NEW SIX room ranch, one blpck $14,500—On Hyde SI , real choice Both llcenaed. Vicinity Center SI I mugho pine, andromeda, yews Lappen, Inc. 5U 9-5261, 5tl 9-2896, COVENTRY— Large lot for ^ Reward. ^ 8-S645. Beautiful new park .lenaen's. Inc. It by the truck loads. tile bath, .spacious cabineted from Green All large rooms two cape with a wooded rear 'aid. (alway.a reliable), Rollmp Hills, ; VACUUM CLEANERS repaired. and forsythia. Will dig to order. SMALL FURNISHED two-room Ml 3-5219: on Woodbridge Rd. 153x3J50. Walter Schneider. 153 Orchard St., MADELINE SMITH, Realtor kitchen, city utilities, '■onventent baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ Abuts Catholic Church. Six rooms, Rt. 44-A, .Mansfield, OA 9 4179 Any make Factory trained me- Wanted—^To Buy 58 cottage for rent, $30. 5fl 4-8184. location. Assume 4'.7e,j, G1 mort­ place. FtiH basement, two-car ga­ lot is 235 feet deep. Cleared, $1,700. Call MI 9-6784. Rockville. TR 5-5463, HYBRID WORMS for flower bed* G. S. KEITH. Broker Offers AnnoDneements : chanic, used cleaners bought, -old. MI 9-1642 gage. Asking $13,650 Phe Flsie rage. Your choice of *»-lerlor $15,900—Four and 4 flat with MI 9-.3651 after 4 and gardens. 5II 9-5427. decoration. R, F. Dlmock Co Real­ MANCHESTER—Large lot In A 8x10 FIBER RUG. living room WANTED TO BUY Suburban for Rent 66 5Iever Agency, Realtors. MI These Hou.ses For Your large lot Vernon Kt,, close" to z.onc. City water, city sewer. OfOOMB! TAXES prepared -i your Auto Driving School 7-A Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted~>Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 chair, Norge electric dryer, TV Good used feialable furniture, 9-5524. tor, Ml 9-5245, or Robert Mur­ Buckley School. Good heating sys­ ATT1C.S CELLARS and yards Household Goods 61 TWO-FA5ULY house with 2-car Con.sidci'ation: dock Ml 3-6472, Barbara Woods Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI home or by a^lntm------ent.* Exper-Exper­ MORTLiOCK’S Manchester's lead­ cleaned, also landscaping MI converter, yellow occasion.'.! also small upright and spinet ROCKVIU..E-(2) three room and garage separate oil .burners, tem, good Income. 9-1642. srvlce. TOOL MAKERS chair. MI 3-7781. (11 four room completely fur­ MANCHESTER GREEN area- In Ml 9-7702. ienced tax w o ^ 34 nour ing driving school. Three skilled, n-6679. GARAGES PAINTED. Call MI BOXER AKC. Male. 18 months. SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall pianoa. $15,700. 173-6 Woodbridge St„ (Jail 3- bedroom Ranch. South Windsor $16,500 - Compact five room ranch CaU Ml 8-4'nS. nished, newly redecorated apart- excellent condition, large 6 room (Beelzebub Rd.) Brand new Large a block from Bowers School. Full LAKEFRONT IXJT—First Bolton courteous insUilctors. Class room 9-8798 after 0 p.m. AND 511 3-0517. (XOTHES LINE poles Installed, tiles 4c a tile. Kentlle, from 7o Watkihs Used Furniture ment.a with garage, stove, refrig­ owner. 50 3-0828. ranch, recently redecorated with "Txxiii) instructions for 15, 16. 17 year each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, lot 1.50x300, 2-rar garage. Full cel­ basement wilti recreation room. l-ake. Priced to sell fast. '"he THE FARMER’S MARKET will all sizes, old pole.s reset, reason­ Exchange erator and automatic washer. 1955 — THREE-family flat. 6-6-4%, walltex and wall to wall l arpct- lar. $21,000. William E. Belflore Agency. MI open for the season 'Thursday. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Building— Contracting 14 PAINTING AND paperhanging. THREE LITTLE kittens ready for able. Also hydraulic truck jack. at the Green. ing. Large closets, plenty of stor­ BOLTON — Six room split level, Completely renovated inside and Good clean workmanship at rea­ FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS launching fluffy and affectionate. 5-2656. TR 5-9992, TR 5-5531. TR baseboard heat, cabinet kitchens, out. 9-0760. April 18 Opening weekend ape Director of Driver Education. 50 9-1353. 15 Oak Street 5-2244, age space tub and shower en- i S-bedroojji Ranch. South Wind- wooded lot Tliree bedrooms fire­ Ml B-T398. ANY KIND Of carpentry and cabi­ sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ MI 4-0204. A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized tile baths, fireplace, very large i place, excellent condition $16,800 $16,000 - Deluxe cape In excellent 8 clal—Free four quart ba.sket of For work on cloae tolerance Air­ closures. 30" ceiling fan for sum­ aor. (Beelzebub Rd ), Large lot. LARGE WOODED lot in A> zone. net work done. Honest snd relia­ chester. Raymond Fiske. MI craft Precision Parts. 18 AND 21 IN(JH rotary mowers, refinlshed used furniture for WE BUY and sell antique and used ROCneVILLE. 14 Laurel St. Three rooms, 1 acre, country atmos-] H. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor Ml condition. Full shed dormer, Baldwin apples with a purehase of every room. All kinds of appli­ phere. Carlton W. Hutchins, 5II mer, cooling, combination storm Full cellar. 1-car garage. $18,500. City water, sewer. Reasonable. $l or more. Farmer's Market. 819 I ARSON’S Connecticut's first li­ ble workmanship. Call Roscoe 9-9237. handmowers. bicycles, toasters, furniture, china, glass, lilver, pic­ room furnished apartment. In­ doors and windows, fireplace, 9-5245, fiy Robert Murdock, MI plumbing in for the extra bath. Carl and Esther Schwarz", MI censed driving school -rained. .. Thompson, 5H 3-1895 for eatl- HIGH HOURLY RATES Poultry and Supplies 43 flat irons, electric hahd vacinrn ances, sparkling clean, no chips. ture frames, guns,-, attic ,cr .tents, 9-5132. 3-0472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. One room unfinished Br'.ck con- E. Middle Tpke. MI 9-0474. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. quire Hillside, 24 Grove St., Apt. radiant heat, plaster walls, dlsh- 4- bedroom Colonial. Just c'. East ,3-0154. Certified and approved. Is ''ow of­ mates cleaner. Loam. Miscellaneous Come in and compare quality and whole estates Furniture refin­ 9 Rockville. Center St. 2-rar garage, recreation stnicUob. Ceilings refinlshed. Papernanglng. BABY CHICKS and ducklings'. prices. Open 9-8. LeBIanc Furni­ COMMUNITY of individually wa.sher, garbage dis^losal. kitch­ HOLTON h a l l f o r h ir e —Weddings, etr., fering classroom and tchind If you don’t qualify (or one of Orders taken for turkey poults. items. MI 9-9757. lshed and repaired. Furinture Re­ en exhaust fan and attached ga­ room. Many extras. Over $20,000. Tx"xiv) $17,300—Cape with two baths, accommodates up to 500. Call JA wheel Instruction for teenagers. BIDWELL H05IE Improvement Wallpaper books. Eatimatea given. these positions, please dq not ap­ ture Hospital. 195 .Souf’ St., pair Service, and Sales, ITalcott- VERNON—Four room apartment, built better homes. Good taste and May delivery. MI -3-8020. Little & relaxation are found in this 'hree rage. Transferred out of • state. six rooms, shed dormer and base- Hebron Road—10 acres more or 8-8273, E xt 3. 50 9-6075. Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ Fully covered by inaurance. CaU ply. FOR SALE—6 chest of drawers, Rockville. ville. 5n 3-7449. on main floor, wrih heat, stove Small house, large lot. Highland NEW SDt room Colonial, $17,000. rages. Roofing and siding experts. Edward R. Price. MI B-10fl8. McKinney, 15 Woodbridge St. $6 to $10. Club chair, $10, aple bedroom ranch having many Price $16,900. Call owner Ml 3-8959 built-in dlsHwasher, ! ’ (■ baths, ojont garage. Nice residential leas, 600 ft. approximately front­ MALTOOLA and refrigerator. Near school and extras. Pine paneled den. Story Park. Real opportunity for handy area. THE DOUBLE E Dairy will open ATTENTION teenagers—Ages 15 Aluminum clapboards a specialty. arm chair, $10. Girl's and boy's -shopping center, one or two chil­ ROa2 (JUBIC FOOT Weatlnghouse re­ rage. City water and sew'er. H, B. Oakland St. Over $19,000. 3-6472. Barbara Woods, Ml 0-7702. ' $17,900—Real neat cape with Rural residential buildings lots, CARPENTER desires repair work, 9-1614. YOUNG MAN, must hav# driver’s ings. Trimmed and coated. C. J. frigerator. Price $50.'. Call 5H from upstairs apartment Owner's $1,700. BEIFORE YOU buy a new or used Miclettc Manchester Driving license, (or shipping and recel board, like new, Norge automatic Rooms Without Board 59 Suimner Homes for Rent 67 Grady, Broker. MI 3-8009, hasement garage, nice side norch. car, call me at Manchester Academy. PI 2-7249. all types of remodeling. Dial PI Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center 3-6015. apartment lias four bedrooms, 2-family, Woodbridge St. Prese t PAINTING, paperhanging and ing department. Apply Kaktar Toy washer and dryer. Hollywood bed, with loads of cupboards >4nd sun­ (XXVTII) Two bedrooms, plus room up. I>o- Motor Sales. kU 3-2411. Fran 2-7728. St. pine chests and commodes. Mar­ FURNISHED room, one minute GARDNER LAKE, Salem, Conn. FOR SALE—543 Hartford Rd. New income $85 monthly (or one .side. cated on bus line. Very clean, nice paper removed. Will paint top half Co., 60 Hilliard St. TWO YEAR old apartment aize Northwest shore. Arrowhead 5 room ranch with tile bath, beau­ ny dining area. 19 ft, living room, Immediata occupancy. Icparate COVENTRY—New 5’ artge MI 3-2766 lars, residing, porches, roofing manship guaranteed. Call 'ITiomas Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ SMALL MANURE ' spreader on FURNISHED rooms to rent, free shopping. 51ust be seen to b"- ap­ flowers, cement fish pond and room ranch in lip-top condition, Personals Honest, reliable, willing to work. 40" WESTINGHOUSE electric Shiiffleboard. Picnic grove Pri­ G. S. KEITH and oven, fireplace and mantle. 'the fireplace has a paneled wall, FOR RENT - T\vo garages on West and room additions. Connecticut Harrison. MI 3-4884. ers. Parts and service. Capitol rubber, reasonable. Also 2-way parking. Cali MI 9-0828 h, tween vate boats. Ideal (or children and preciated. Builder (Tiarles J Pon- fireplace. New copper plvmbing qqiot Bas'ement garage, hot water heat. PAUL P. FIANO Remodeling Services, 34 Oek St. No floaters. MI 9-8198 before 8 Equipment Co. 38 Main St.. Man­ range. Excellent condition. Price ticelli. Phone MI 9-9644 or MI and new electrical wiring. Reason-} > " - o l;) ] . “ dream" bath, large airy kitchen, THREE-SKIN Russian Sable scarf St. Call Ml 3-6660. p.m. trailer plow. 511 9-4732 after 6 reasonable. 5II 9-3706 after 4 and 5-7 p.m. fishermen, Hartford CH 2-9278. Situated on one acre lot. Hose to MI 8-0468 5II 3-1425. chester. 50 3-7958. p.m. Visit weekends. Norwich TUmer 3-7,351. able. TR 5-5772. schools, bus and shopping. 814,900. stairway for attic storage. a,fid for sale at a fraction of original THREE GARAGES for rent Avail­ Courses and Classes 27 on wcekend.s. PLEASANT room in quiet home MANCHESTER there is a basement garage. Block cost. In perfect condition. Little 7-4695. Minimum FHA financing R F. TWO RECORDED lots lor the price able May 1st. Call 5-7 p m. MI CARPENTERS, experienced in FOR PR05OT delivery o ' rich FULL STORM windows and next to bath and shower. Free 5IANCHGSTER, 28 Horton Rd. — MANCHESTER- Sherwood Circle, from the .school, of one. East side of West Vernon Shop. MI S-4958. building and contracting, altera­ RUSSIAN, FRENCH and German WANTED — CARPENTER. R y loam, Sand, stone, gravel nd flli. BJIOTHER, HERE’S A $13,900. Six room cape, (ou: bed­ Five room rancli. full basement, $11,100—Glenwood St. Irnmaculatc Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 0-5245, 3-6441. Schaller, 218 Parker St. screens Also combination storm parking. 5II 9-08^7. F'lVE R005I water front cottage. 4 room ranch, city utili­ or Robert Murdock. Ml 3-6472, $20,000—Henry Street, six room St., Manchester. Call AH 9-8382. tions, additions, porches, e‘ c. Spe- for children and adults by quali­ Call 50 3-8803. doors. Call MI 9-7151 or MT 9-1385. Coventry, by'wock or month. Call rooms. Large kitchen with extras, two fireplaces, pla.stercd wells, full colonial with an attached two-car VACUUM CLEANERS repa'rcd In fied teacher. Call MI 3-0424 eve­ BIG. BIG BARGAIN FURNISHED IJGHT housekeeping ties. Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. ciallzii^ in cottages, garages, sld- MI 3-6361 oi- PI 2-8666. corner lot with extra large yard. insulation, tile bath. Wood '■ttcath- garage. 1'-j balhs. and this home my own home shop. Forf’ vears ing.s. Guaranteed workmanship. nings. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT TOP SOIL—Possibly the cle nest TAKE YOUR TIME PAYING room centrally located. Ladies Owner transferred, must sell. Call ing. with shingles, sldewfilks, $15,200—? ’ Extra large 4 finished factory experience. All mattes, low Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 1 2 or 3 YEARS TO PAY! (XXX) could be made into four bedrooms C1..EARED LAKEFRONT lot. Mid­ MI 3-0731. and most fertile delivered In this '.56 CHEVY TRAILER hitch, $6. preferred. 511 3-6388. MI 3-4254 any time. curhs. City utilities Amesite 5 room rape, basement ga­ dle I>ahc, Bolton. MI 8-1722. rates, free estimates, free pickup Large local concern has opening area ‘his year. Place your '-rder. "SUPER" "DELUXE” very easily. Possible to trade in for young single man. Accounting 5II 9-6387. C'RY.STAL LAKE Bud s cottages, drive Immediate occupanev. rage. LAKE STREET — New six room your prescril home on this one. and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA BICYCLE-In good condition $15. ALL TYPES of carpentry, altera­ Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Leonard L. Giglio & Sons, Bolton 3 R0051S OF FURNITURE LARGE PLEASANT clean heated SOUTH WINDSOR, direct sale, no 3-8904. school graduate preferred. Perma­ Rockville TR 5-71,39. Cliarles Ijesperance. MI 9-7620. $15.800 —Nice aix room, Green Colonial with garage. Built by U. Resort Property for Sate MI 3-.5361 tions. additions, roofing, .siding. CaU 50 3-7083. All 100% Guaranteed room tor gentleman, central ku-.s agents, (Jha^ming new six room Manor Rsnch, garage Also house painting. Ml 9 8746 or TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolida'i nent work In well established pro­ ONLY $433 A R, Built-In stove and oven. BOLTON MEYER'S DEEP well pump with fion. Private entrances. Free ranch, tastefully decorated, MANCHESTER-Five room ranch, city utilities. CRYSTAL LAKE—Two bedroom WANTED—Ride to Park Rd West PI 2-7.546. your payments and Improve your gressive organization. iJberal em­ FRANK IS OPEN for business. tank. 5U 3-6178. $16 18 DELIVERS parking. 511 3-8914, 68 Largo fireplace. Sun deck 1% Hartford, from Manchester "enter Wanted to Rent colored ceramic tiled bath, birch full basement, two fireplaces, cottage for sale. Stafford ON 24 " COLUMBIA bicyelc, $12 Cali credit standing. $22.25 per month ploye benefits program. Have used doors and used bricks $16.88 MONTH 1 cabineted kitchen, Ihreo bed $16,000—Extra large 7 room rape. batlis thiec bedrooms Beautiful $10,000 Clean as a pin. Four A plastered walls, full Insulation. vicinity. 7 a.m.-S p.m. MI 9-2470. MI 9-8849. FOR THE newest things in outside will pay off $1,000. If you own for outdoor fireplace, also good ONE MAPLE twin bed, new mat­ - YOU BET - - FURNISHED room for gentleman, WANTED —Five or 6 room house. 1 unfinished, city utllties view, $18,700. R F. Dlmock Co,, rooms with porch in the Rosedale 4-3463. real estate, call CH 8-8897 and ask , rooms, amesite drive. Call Ml Hot water oil heal, tile bath, large home coverings — Aluminum, Write used furniture. I am also buying tress and box spring, $35. MI 16-PIECE BEDROOM heat, hot water, private nnti'uice Three children srhoci age Refer­ 3-6396. centrally located, Realtor. MI 9-5245 op Robert area Beach privileges. Vacant- 25c WASH—Do it yourself. Lucky stone, e tc —Call us. For the fair­ Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for good used furniture. 420 Lake St. 9-1043. 88 East Center St MT 3-67: , kitchen, garage. Amesite drive, Murdock. MI 3-6472, Parbara Suburban for Sale 75 Lady Self-Service Laundry, 11 P. 0. Bo.x 2103, Hartford 18-PIECE LIVING ROO.M ences. ('ontact Mr. Dunbar. CH City utilities. 30 days occupancy, $22,000—100 Indian Dr. A zone, 26x $14,700—.Custom cape, built Jby Business Services Offered 13 est price.s in years in alterations details. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ MI 9-6580. 12-PIECE KITCHEN 9-5696, 1 VERNON - Rambling Colonial. Six .59 custom built 6'- room Woods. 5U 9-7702. Valentine. Four rooms, not finishoq Maple St (across-from First Na­ and modernizations—call us. For change. 15 Lewis St., Hartford. stating business experience, educa­ TORO POWER handle. almost R005I FOR rent, continuous lint Charles I.espciancc Ml 9-7620 COVEN'niY—High elevation, good tional Parking Lo4). —- Plus — rooms, 1 floor. 2 years old. 2 ranch. 2-car basement ga­ up. Basement garage, and whet 51 & M RUtelSH Removal .Seiv- changing your present home to a tion. age and salary desired. SPRING SPECIAL. 80 lb. bag new. Tiller and sprayer. lawn water, shower. Private cnltance, VV.A.NTKD to rent: Garage Vicin­ ‘ baths, spacious rooms, finished rage comer fireplace. I 'i (XXXI) adds lo the appeal nf this house is neighborhood. 6 room ranch, (ire^ ive. Courteoii.s. icliable. full lime, more beautiful home the way vou MORTGAGES, Industrial-, Com­ asphalt mix $1.70, driveway ealer mower. PI 2-7549. ELECTTRIC REFRIGERATOR free parking. Call 101 (‘hesti ut St ity nf Green Manor Apis , W. TO BE SOLD plqce. l ’/4 baths. Large B*'ado mercial, Apartment, when writing i playroom. 2 fireplaces, patio, 2- wooded acre lot. More the nice big wooded lot. On Volpi re.sidential, allies, cpllars, yard.s. like it—call us. All estimates free. $1.50 gallon, 80 lb. dry sand TV SET AND COMB. RANGE .Nliddle Turnpike. Call MI 9-3367 car garage 4 miles from Man- land available, split rail VERNON—New six room Colonial Road —quiet location and ’ ery ac- tree?, garage, amesite drive. AntomobDes for Sale 4 Industrial, commercial. For sale, Rank terms. Call the Aff'Uated state present mortgage, urea of Help Wanted— $1. Hot mix amesltc, loam $3 a ROOM FOR RENT for 1 or 2 gen­ after 5 p.m. 71 Wa.sliinglon Street with attached garage. Built-In About one acre. Asking $18,500^ land and building, and all perti­ Free storage until' wanted Free tlemen, Private entrance, kitchen ( Chester $.37,900, Philbrick Agen- fence. Privacy. View. cesaible. loam, incenerator barrels MI Building Contractors, 860 Park Male or Female 37 yard, crushed stone, gravel. Nuss- Boats and Accessories 46 delivery. Free aet up by our own ; cy. 5U 9-8464. An older home of 6 room.s lo­ range anc oven. Fireplace sun Easy 'lerriis. Lessenger, Realtor. nent f^icts Irving Kay, 934 Chapel privileges free parking. Inquire deck. K4 baths, three bedi'nc'ms, $15.,500-Another choice home, BEFORE YOU BUY a used car 9-97,57. Ave Bloomfield, Conn. Cali CH dorf. Asphalt Plant, 587 North reliable men. cated near Hollister School Nice BOLTON WlllimanUc. HA 8-2065. St., blew Haven, Mortgage Brok­ MALE OR female artist, pen and Main St. MI 3-2427. BOATS NOW in stock - Crosby at 167 51a'ple St. Eai m and Land for !Sale 71 high wooded lot. Brick front. selling for less than cost. Two P see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick 2-9922 nr at night call Mi 07.3* FOR SALE -Three bedroom Gai.i- er. Phone for appointment lot with 2-rar garage Convenient $11,100—Cook Drive, 4 room ranch $17,400. R. F. Dlmock .jJo., Real­ bedrooms, but you could expand MANSFIELD—Route 32—20 yea' Sales arid Service. 285 Main TV ANTENNA.S repaired and In­ ink and washability. Some air Fiberglas. Wolverine, Sfarcraft bolati ranch. Reasonably priced. residential area. Offered (or quick stalled Call Modern TV Service. AI.L TYPES of caipentry work brush experience helpful for tex­ C. J. MORRISON Paint and Wall- and Cadillac, Evinrude motors, SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD BROOKFIELD ST rentral, dc- j.-q r SALK About 6 acres culti- large garage, anesite tor. MI 9-5245. or Robert Mur­ upstairs. This is a center ertrance old 6 room cape on 6 acres. Large StreeL 5tl 9-4571. Open evenings. sirablc rooms ne.xt to showei. TV, Cali MI 9-9422. Home two vears sale at $14,500. 5U 3-8185. done, alterations, dormers, roof­ tile engraving. Color separation. paper Store at 385 Center St. of­ new and u.sed. Sales and service. CH 7-0358 any time up to 8 p.m. vated land with large barn. drive. dock. Ml 3-6472, Barbara Woods capo, very unique and quite nice, frontage. Ideal fpr dog kennel. No Business Opportunities 32 fers off street parking and de­ radio, parking. Gentleman. MI Frenrh Rd . Bolton. Call MI old. k'ull dining room. And a bceezeway I WANTED — Clean used cars. We ing, pon lios, etc. Call MI 9-5981. Bring samples. Apply at ABC 5IcBride's Sporls Spot, lOS Center See It Day Or Night 361 Summit Street $13,900—P’our room ranch, full Ml 9-7702. neighbors. Bus service. Only buy, trade down or trade any­ Photo Gravure Supply Corp., Elm livery service. Call MI 9-9713. St. 9-6801 after 5. 3-8T70. SEVEN ROOM Colonial, l',4 baths, basement, plastered walls, and garage, full dry cellar, terrific $10,000. Easy term*. Ijessenger, MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA FOR SALE — Restaurant. Full If you have no means of trans­ lot Perfect for a couple or small thing. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. St.. Manchester, PLEASANT, clean, heated roo..i } steam heat, garage. Good condi­ A rea.sonably priced home for the glassed-in breezeway, ga­ (XXXIT) Realtor. Willimantic HA .3-2065. television, service. 50 9-4641. liquor license. Inquire 840 Main UNFINISHED 15 ft. Outboard nin- portation, I'll send my auto for large family. 1st flqm- has living family. Roofing—Siding 16 you. No obligation. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Fi ee park- } 72 tion. Owner. MI 3-0731. No agents. rage. amesite drive 'low. ANDOVER—Near Lake." Four room NEED A CAR tuid had your credit St., Manchester. PART-TIME work 12-15 hours a BABY STROLLER and basket, $8. aboul, 30 h.p. Johnson motor for Houses for Sale room, den. dining robm. modern ; ji^ goO—Boiio'n Lake, B room ranch, VERNON — New six room split $15,900 - High up on Brookfield RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- Call MI 9-2606. ing. 54 High St. Cape, full cellar, oil hot aJi heat, turned down? Short on down pay­ RAY'S ROOFING CO,, shingle and week. Car necessary. No delivery, sale. 511 9-6581. 350 N. Main St. SWEEPING \ T E W rr~ six room ' unfinished) kitchen and bath. Second floor has double lot full hasement. level. High wqoded lot. Cathedral Road Is this custom built ranch. cars. amplifiers, phonographs and built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ A—I ^ B —E—R—T—’S 3 lots $8,500. Cali A. J. BUqkeley, ment? Had a repossession? Don’t Help Wanted—Female 35 no collection, no deposits. Meet ran,'),, fiieplare, heated recrea I>.rcezeway, garage, .shed dormer, ceiling with redwood beams Built- Three bedrooms, nice dining room Welles Agency, Coventry. PI give up! See Douglas Motors, get changers Over 47 years total ex­ tor work : roof, chimney repairs. EIGHTEEN FOOT outboard cabin 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD I ‘ $14.900-under construction, 5 'i in range and oVen. 1’ 4 balhs, large people and enjoy yourself while (JOLLIER BABY carriage, excel­ Boarders Wa'ntcd !)9-.^ lion r.iom, steel bea ccnstnir i fireplace, aluminum storms, large i with nicely shaded lot. Hot w I room rnncli. basement ga- arrangement. . Basement garage 2-7356, PI 2-7932. tije lowdown on the lowest down perience 90 days guarantee on all Ray Hagenow, 511 9-2214; Ray EXPERIENCED woman to h5e in. making money. (Jail TR 5-6096. eruisjr with 35 h.p. motor, CG OPEN NIGHTS "nLL 8 P. M. maple trees, 100' frontage Only j heat fireplace, Insulation, sctei fireplace. Finished laundrv room. work. Potterton’s. MI 9-4.5.87. lent condition. $25. 50 3-1718. lion, iillachcd garage vn 1 I u 2 acres wooded lot. i and another home with a large and smallest payments anvwheie. Jacksbn, 5fl 3-8325. Must like children. References re­ registered. 5II 9-0650. SAT. 6 P. M. jicsau. $1.3,900 Carlton W. Hutchins Ml ----- porcli.'- /’opper------pKimbing.- - ct<'. ■ All - Garage. Three bedrooms $17 990. wooded lot. Not a small loan or finance com­ TWIN BEDROOM for one or two F.xtra building lot available only 9-5132. choice of color.! R. F.. Dimock Co., Reallov MI Wanted— Real Estate 77 HILLS' TELEVISION Service. quested. Phone MI 9-6416. ACmVE REALTOR has an open­ LAWN SEED, lime, fertilizer, 1957 PEMBROOK cruiser, 2? ft., $i.00n. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml , this available for $18..^OO. $19,300—Four bedroom ranch, pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 COUGHIJN ROOFING Company. TWO CUSTOM-built dining room girls near Post Office. Boai . op­ $21,500—New, custom built split 9-5245, or Robert Murdork Ml ^ELLJNG toU tt home? Available at all times. Philco fac­ Inc .Aluminum siding, asphalt- ing for a Sales Associate. peat moss, garden supplies, MI fully equipped, 5Iust sacrifice. MI 9-5132, with I’ ii baths, two-car garage. Main Street ADULT AND three children de­ 3-8020. Little & McKinney. 15 corner cabinets. Very reasonable. tional, TV privileges. Ml 3 6745 93 ARNOTT RD. - Smart 'oung 159 Heiir.v Street level. Latest in modern 3-6472. Barbara Woods. MI 0-7702. prompt, efficient, courteoua aerv- tory kuperrised service. Tel 5tl asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, sire housekeeper, must live in. 9-0505. ranch. .5' , l ooms. beautiful hi; h kitchens, I ’ a acre lot, Owners are Florida bound, just 9-9693 Experienced preferred. • not a Woodbridge St. MI 3-6602. 30 Lewis St. VERNON —New six room Build­ A 7 room colonial home In the had the house built last year. Sure, ice and appraising without obliga­ CALL OR see me. Good deal on galvanized or copper gutters and Phone 511 9-1978. kitchen, built-in appliances Over $25,500—Large 6 room ranch, 2 (XXXIII) tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, 1959 Dodge or Simea. Walter G. leaders. 5U 3-7707. requirement. Must have late model Apartments— Flat.s— er's -Model Ranch, basement ga­ sized garage, lovely lot. 'tapigbip School district. 1st floor there Is fireplace. combination FLOOR SANDING and refinlshlng. car. Commission basis. Our office USED FRIGIDAIRE, 2-door freezer rage, built-m oven and range ha.s living room with fireplace, fireplaces, I ’ i baths, un­ windows, wall to wall carpets. Nice AO 8-6089 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ Parker, Dennett and Popp Dodge, Specializing in old floors. 5tl EXPERIENCED sewing machine top, 4 years old, A real buy. KELVTNATOR washing machine, Tenements 63 extras Priced right, Robert B. usual recreation room, VERNON — New six room ranch sociates. M3 9-8952. Member MuiU- Coiuiectlcut- Blvd., East Hartford. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ operators. Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:30 knows of this ad. Realtor, P.O. Box Read Herald Advs. colonial fireplace, executive size Anderson Agency. ,I.\ 8-0139 dining room, modern kitchei., lava­ with attached garage B.iill-ln full acre lot-ideal for a growing 9-5750. pentry. Alterations and additions. 727, Manchester. Kemp's, Inc. 50 3-5680. 3 years old. $40 . 511 9-0680. rooms. Convenient to schools, separate 4 room ranch, pie Listing Service. BU 9-4331 Or MI 9-3422, p.m. Night shift 5 p.m.-10 p.m. FOUR ROOM apartment (or rent. tory. and mastci' bedroom with ad­ range and oven, fireplace 1" living family. No basement though, but Ceilings Workmanship guaran­ shopping. Hartford. Manchester. joining til,' bath, .3 bedroom." and basement garage. " drive­ there is all the dry storage area ELECTTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Apply Kaklar Toy Co. 60 Hilliard Heat, hot water, gas for ■’ooklng. MANCHESTER ways. 2 acres, room and basement. Wooded lot, SELLING OR BUYING OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ teed A. A Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn St. WOODEN SCREENS and storm Onlv $16,200—.30 vear mortgage. bath on sei'ond floor Paneled rec- nice location, $18,500 R, F Dlmock you would need in the attic and the cials, flxlt yourself cars, always friendly service on your Electro­ St. 5U 3-4860. electric refrigerator and gas Builder. MI 9-1489 and .NU 3 2465 lux (R) cleaner. Fhck up and de­ Female 38 windows. Call 50 3-6660. stove. Call MI 9-4071 or Ml Three bedroom Cape, large at- reation room In basement plus VERNON (Jo., Realtor, Ml 9-5245, oi Bar­ oversized garage, gall a g o ^ selection. Look behind our livery, Call Electrolux authorized NURSERY SCHOOL teacher. Quali­ tractive "L " shaped living room , oversized garage Nicely land- bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Rober* office. Douglas Motors. 333 Mam. Situations Wanted— CONCRETE lawn roller, heavy 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p.m. WEST SIDE—Attractive room $11,500—?? Small 6 room rape. sales ano service. 5T1 9-0843 or JA fied, trained, wanted in South wlth fireplace, kitchen and bed- scaped lot 6,5x140. Priced at $19,900 finished, partial walk out | Murdock, MI 3-6472. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor RAUL J. CORRENTI Roofing and Ch)mnev!i 16-A Wind.sor for fall classes. Mom wheelbarrow. Beautiful vanity and t; , home, enclosed breezeway ga- room on first floor. Two bedrooms with $13,000 mortgage available, 1953 CHEJVROLET station wagon, 2-0108. Please ask for Aupistli e WOMAN will care for I or chil­ FOUR ROOM apartment rage, $13,900, assume 4W% basement, 3 acres Kanilenskt ingg five day week. Teach sepa­ library table; three lamps. Call trally located: beat, ho, vaioi^^d, m ^ tp ge, .n a l, ,;ash. Cariton W. , second floor. Hot water heat, loads Home i.s npw vacant and immedi- (XXXV) MI 3-1577 any time Real Estate dean, excellent tires, new brakes, ROOFING—Specializing n pairing rate three and four year old dren in her home. Monday-Fri- MI 9-'7258. breezpwat' and ate occupancy assured. $11.900—Near parkway. Older 8 . muffler, tailpipe. MI 3-0236. roofs of all kinds. New roofi, gut day. East Side. Call 5U 3-0007. parking. Adults. Call Ml TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, classes. 51r. Doran. JA 8-4731. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. room home. 2-car garage, BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon - Office Open Saturday and Sunday ter work, chimneys cleaned re­ PICNIC TABLES 6' $18.95, 8’ or MI 3-8470; : over-sized garage. Fenced in yard Tel. MI 3-5363 19S7 RENAULT Dauphlne. Good sold and serviced 479 E. 51iddle WOMAN EXPERIENCED in insur­ ...... $13,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom with trees Near bu.s line and only I 56 Porter St reet amesite drive, shade trees. Spacious seven room ranch, large | Turnpike. Ml 9-3477. paired. Aluminum siding. 30 HOUSEWIVES wanted—After hub­ $21.95, Sturdy, braced. bolted $13,300- ’ ? Almost new 5 room, 2 redwood paneled living room three AlANCHESTER — Summer St, Six ARE YOU CONSIDERING condition. Abarth dx^auat. Call 511 years' experience. Free esti­ by has left for work and the ance with real estate background. construction. 2” xl0" western fir. NEW EFFTtJIENCY apartm nt for ceramic bath, hot water , a short distance lo shopping ren-i A centrally located home that 9-8963 after 6:80 p.m„, General office work. Write Box rent with kitchen, living room, | jj,|] (-(.par. large wooder lot. | ter. Asking $15.,500. 10% down to nieets all the requirements for the bedroom ranch, walk out bedrooms, den. and separate din- rooms, plastered walls, I'l heat, SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? REUPHOLSTERY, covers and mates. Call Howley, 511 3-5361, 511 ohildren to school, do you waste Delivered. Larger sizes available, enclosed porch, city utilities, We will appraise your property 3-0763. N, Herald. MI 9-5444. bedroom, tile bath. Fur .v-ed w Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. approved‘ buyer large family—5 bedrooms, 2 baths, basement. I ing room. Kitchen, built-in range 1957 CHEVROLET 2-door, 210 draperies custom made Fre> es­ hour.s that could be turned Into with stove, refrigerator and heat. $15,800 or best offer. 6 room ranch oven, wall refrigerator Two- Charles I>:.sperance, $13,400 MI, free and without any obligation. timates Open evenings foi your dollars? Experience not nefces- 2 lavatories, sunporcli for chil­ powergllde, canyon coral and USED LUMBER for sale, alto 4 all on first floor. Storage pare $12,900—NEW 3 bedroom ranch, Call dren's play aiea, fenced ir level with expandable attic. I car garage, IL acre lot. $78,800 9-7620. We also buy property for cash. white. Can be seen. 5Iaple Si.. El­ conv'enicncc P A 51 Upholsteiy sary to earn $2 to $3 per hour A • In basement. Parking - o- bus fneptace, living room, modern Realtor MI Member Multiple Listing Shops 207 N. 51ain St 5IT 9-8324’, Heating^and Plumbing 17 selling Avon perfumed fragrances, Situations Wanted— Male 39 building and plumbing supplies. ALICE CL.AMPET, Ueallor 2-car attached garage, large Beaiilifiil Columbia stone' Dimnck Co., MANCHE.STER —Three bedroom lington, or call TR 6-6842. .'.eason- Hot water furnaces, electric hot line, near shopping ccntei. For: kitchen, full basement. Down pay- fireplace, basement ga- ® •’'245. or Barbara Wooc'v Ml STANLEY BRAY, Realtor able. ... cosmetics and toiletries. Call ;iow. S P'or appointment to see. Ml 9-4.543, '"omfortable living room. House is ranc h with large living room and BRAE-BURN REALTY CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, 24 HOi’R inimediate service. Re­ CAPABLE MAN. Cleaning, naint- water heater, fireplace mantle, one Or two only, $95 monthly. Can | ment, $1,290. Philbrick \gencv, or Mr. Johnson evenings and msulated. has new roof and JRusco rage. 9-7702, Robert Murdock. I-U 3-6472. modeling, repairing, new installa­ CH 6-1658. ing, floors. Handy, reasonable. MI be seen at'189 West Middle Tpke., mi g.stot. fireplace. Efficient bright kitch­ AH 8-6273 8ELLINO DUE to Illness. 19.56 Ply­ available all hours. Satisfaction doors and windows. Open daily weekends MI 3-7357. conibinatinan windows. Porter en. dining area, ceramic tile bath guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1315 tions electric sewer cleaning, E.XPERIENCED hairdresser, full- 8-6670. 11-5:30, Saturdays 9-4. Choman’s Lv 7 1^ Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091. School district and also handv to ANDOVER (XXXVI) mouth Sport Suburban with rack drainpipe.s cleaned fast and effi­ MANCHESTER—Custom 6 room and indoor heated utility room BUY — SELL — TRADE on top. Excellent condition $1,400. time. Salary $65 per week plus Housewrecking, Stock Place, or Other listings available $7,900 new High School. Priced below le- $ 5,500—2 room cottage, privacy, 2 TWO IN ONE package. A nlo- two- witli laundry area. Walk to shop­ LAWN 510WERS sharpened, re­ ciently. Will R. Guy, 5n 3-0677. call 5U 9-2392. NEWLYWEDS finishing Cape. Sliding door Want to sell your property? MI 3-8871. commission, .0|- part-time at 40% I'lcsots. I’ -.' baths, open stairway. and up. placemcnt cost at $25,500. acres, bend of the river family and a separate four room ping. bu.s and ‘ school. Near paired. All work guaranteed Free commission. Write Box L, Herald. Dogs— Birds— Pets ' 41 Greenwood, Inc., will buy -for all NEAL ANDREWS, plumbing, heat­ First month's rent free New Ideal location in A zone Only $11,000—8 room, 5 finished cape, home. This two-family is ir very churches and parkade. Extras. cash or work ouf a trade Quick '57 RAMBLER super sedan auto­ pick-up and delivery. We also "s o u i'i r 1 NdsoiT a R I-fA"” 27 Scarbofouglt Road 4ne^ G.T, mortgage dr low FHA shSrpen axes, , chisels, ing and oil burner repairs. Call WANTED— Bookkeeper trainee. WANTED—Good home for dog, ex­ 8'-J room heated apartments Ap­ $16,500, Still time to select deco­ large lot. nice condition inside »h(' out. action assured. CaU and get our matic transmission, new brakes 5U 9-7773, cellent with children. 5II 9-9919 pliances, individual televiai.in an­ rating colors. Builder, NO 3-2465 down payment. Owner. MI 9-3606. and tires, best offer. PI 2-7054. planer blades and knives Bruno 51iist be good typist, to work in HOUSINC Outstanding 6 room brick front If you are seeking a well built, $12,500—?? 5 room 2 bedroom Separate heating systems, copper deal, no obligation. 5foskc. 511 3-0771. after 6. SEPTIC TANKS tennas and heat control Lrimdry home offering (•omfortable living ranch stone fireplace, 1 } plumbing. aluminum combina- S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ modern air-conditioned office. 40 FIVE BEDROOAl'ranch, two years Colonial, breezeway and garage. ROCJKVILLE-'-8 room older Ijbme, GREENWOOD, INC. STATION WAGON 1953 DeSoto, 6 hour week with 3 day weekend AND ’ equipment, car space, picnii- area, Included are all the fine appoint­ we suggest you inspect this 7 room acre. 1 *lions,------two-car------garage, convenient ing contractor New installations, 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. old, large lot, good locatinr., city location An unusual package buy l'._. bath." 2-car garage central m 3-1577 cylinder power master, radio and (DOUG'S REFRIGERATION Scrv alteration work and reuair work. every other week.' Please apply to (ORrOKATION ments for gracious family living. colonial. Spacious living room with $13,260—New 5 room ranches, ! ice — Household refrigeration U&E Adults. Phone AU 9-4824. TR 5-5775. utilities, built-in oven and range. sunporch. modSrn kitchen with din­ for $21,500, R. F, Dimnck Co . location .414.700, Curran Realtv. heater, semi-automatic transmis- 5II 9-3808. P. O. Box 30, Manchester, Conn. PLUGGED SEWE^IS Spacious 24 ft. paneled living room ' extras, ’ acre lot. ,#Ion. Light tan. $575. 511 9-3486, I freezers and air conditioning. Call • SEPTIC TANKS $22,900. Phllbrlck Agency. MI ing area, master bedroom with Realtor AO 9-,5245, or Barbara JA 8-5586. Mrs. , JJontessa. ^>1 M l 4--&I93 • M l 9 -5 3 1 9 NEW 3 ROOM, 2nd floor. -Main St. 9-8464. with huge fireplace. Foamal dining $13,900—?? 6 room cape, garage, I 5II S.-5932 or MI 9-668,5 5IATURE PERSON to baby sit CLEANED and INSTALLED room, 3 huge bedrooms. Half acre extra nursery room. New recrea­ Woods. Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur- 2-6385. ' . ■ SUMMER CAMP 1955 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof $8.50, Millinery Dressmaking 19 temporarily with fwo young chil­ Machine Cleaned apartment for rent, $75 ontli. tion room in the basement, ame­ small brook, large lot dock,, AO 3-6472. Andover—Picturesque 87% ( P’l^OR SANDING a soecialty. M > \ N V L C Stove, refrigerator. heat fur-, $1.3,200 -1956 SIX room Cape, fire- lot with panoramic view of coun­ AlANCHESTER— English Colonial. 1963 Volkswagen sedan, $5-’:c. Will dren while mother works. From • SEWERS Septic Tanka, Dry Wella, Sewer tryside. Amazing value!! site drive leading lo 2-car garage. $15,800— 7? Fairly new 8 foom acres roUlng pasture . and sell either. 18 Jordt St. Skilled workmanship. CaU Andy DRESSMAKING and alterations 8:1.5 lo 5:15, no housework. Please nlshcd Inquire Manchester Sav-1 place, birch cabinets, baseboard Full attic storage area. Wei! estab­ ranch, attached ganige, (XXXVII) /■ Six large rooms, larfec sunporch, ; Scbula, Ml 9-8919. MAfTIINE CLEANED Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ Ings and Loan, 1007 Main St. j heat, awumgs, aluminum torms. woodland with 2'/» .acres Specializing in children's clothes. call after 6 p.m. MI 3-7984. proofing Done. m c t l e u • Tastefully decorated—5'J room lished i-esidential neighborhood in assume 414% mortgage. . lavatory, tile bath, modern kitch­ crystal clear private pond 1955 CADILLAC, reasonably priced .MI 9-9140. garage, shade trees. Carlton W. TWO-KAAOL'y - Excellent condi­ en garagq, amesite drive Plas- i BARLOW'S TV — Antennas in- j • INSTALLATION ONE ROOM partially furnished Hutchins, Mi 9-5132. ranch with garage. Numerous Porter School district. Prompt oc­ plus trout stream. Excellent Can be seen at owner’s home. 422 cupancy and fairlv priced at HEBRON tion, 6-5, chciice location, $16,700 tered walls, full attic, hm water E. Center St. I stalled, serv’ice on ail make TV. I MeKINNEY GRQS. apartment. Apply Marlow's, 867 extras included. Picturesque acre Ashing and swimming. -Mt)d- SPECIALIST $25,500. R. F, Dimock Co., Rcaltr ^ AO oil heat, trees, shrubs, city utili­ em 2 bedroom pine paneled ; We are fully insured. 511 3-5095. | Moving—^Trucking— Main St ' MANCHESTER—Eight room house lot with many trees. Country set­ $11,900 ? ’ Near Bolton, immacu­ 9-5245, Or Barbara Woods, AO Sewtrdgei Disposal Co. ------;------,,------I with additional siinporch, utility ting yet only minutes from Man­ late 4 room ranch, base­ ties, good location. Excellent con­ cabin with flreplace. Priced 9-7702 Robert Alurdock Ml dition. (Jharlcs Lesperance MI U60 CHAMPION Studebaker for I.ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema-1 Storage 20 LOAM ISO-182 Pearl St.—MI 8-6308 FIVE ROOAI apartment partly fur-; porch and full walk-up attic, chester or Hartford center. For further information on the ment garage, extras. far below real value. Town and Country nlshed, winterized. All modern i ixiads of c.losels and storage. Barn 3-6472, 9-7620 Mle. Reasonable. Call 5II 9-0127 i Pi'on'Pt efficient service AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local CULTIVATED, CLEAN above properties please contact Must sell. ----- :------—------j Guaranteed workmanship. 5n conveniences. Lake privileges,} with tliree-car stalls, loft .and Choice acre building lots ip ex­ CARL and moving, packing, storage Low TOBACCO FIELD LOAM $14.300r Near Bolton. Almost new. (XXXVIII) VERNON—5'-.. room ranch full 1951 OLDSMOBILE—New rebuilt I 9-8976. Drainage Co. CaU after 4, MI 3-0305, | workshop. One acre land, large tremely desirable area, trees, ele­ 8'2 room ranch, basement motor and transmission. Excel- ,TTW;7r’r~c~ ---- rates on long distance moves to TEL. Ml 9-0650 ROBERT ,1. SMITH, INC. basement, ceramic balh, fully ESTHER SCHW ARZ 48 states 511 3-5187, ~ „ ------— ' , ■■ T-TT, I garden area. l!?b Avery St. Call vation, view. Custom built homes garage, 'j acre lot. extras. NEAR PORTER ST. School. - Six lent radio, heater and tires. 5I-I| HAROLD & SONS Rubbisti^ Remov- AFTER‘5 P'.M. Ml 9-4143 BIX ROOM duplex, 154 Coooer Hill : „wner Ml 4-1056 constructed to suit your taste and prastered.' kitchen with dining Ml 3-0154 al—Paper and ashes. Call 5II St., near shopping, schools, buse.s. | ___ 1 '______------room Cape Cod, choice k'cation. area, fireplace, extra large lol. 94386 or PI 2-8420. 5IANt"HESTER Moving and Truck­ requirements. Csli for complete de­ 963 Main Street COVENTRY Aluminum combinations. Priced to 0-4034. BOWERS SCHOOL SECTION Children. $105. Glastonbury M E. v’ERNON—Distinctive SuoQm Co- CaU owner. All 3-6730 ^ ing Company, Local and 'onj dis­ tails. V $ 7,500—?? 4>4 room year 'round sell. $13,900. R. F. Dimock ,Co., tance moving, packing and stor­ 8-9057. I lonial ranch in a community set­ MI 9-o2'll Realfir, Ml 9-5245, or Barbara 1952 PLYMOUTH. 4 door sedan. H05IE OWNERS, tool and equip-j ting. Minutes to school, shopping home, flexible financing. PORTER ST. AREA •. MI 9-0710. ment rentals, A P Equipment, 945 i age. Weekly van service to New FOUR ROOM apartment, adults, LEHAN AGENCY Woods. -Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ Center St. MI 9-2052. Open week-! York 511 3-6563. and greater Hartford. D NI^WS ON PAGE 3. $97. AH 9-9210. ______shrubs, flowers. mortgage may ' be t future. Tel. BU 9-5425. Evenings rating. Good clean job, reasonable 3-1869. butlt-ins. Two fireplaces, walk­ ranch, extras galore, hill MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock. AD home. ■ sumed. Only . MI 3-4362. price. S. Yericha, 517 9-6914 after FOUR ROOAf apartment, ‘ecmd out basement. Good lot with gar­ top, 2 gcre lot, tre- 3-8472. 186 HENRY STREET 119 MATHER STREET 167 TANNER STREET TERRAAIUGGAS Lake—Six room H. B. GRADY, Broker S. A. BEECHLER, Realtor Evenings call AH 9-9 CROSBY AUTO SPECIAL 8. floor. Closed in porch, hot wa^r, den area. $22,900. Philbrick Agen­ ' mendou* view. or AH 4-1139. Immaculate brick Cape. Ciistom Five large rooms, basement ga- year arbund cottage, ei.closed cy. MI 9-8464. (XXXX) l*,i baths, combination win­ built, full shed dormer, basement heat, garage. Allddle-aged coimle. $30,000—?? Almost new S family. MI 3-6969 GARDENS PLOWED. Reasonable: porch overlooking lake; 1? miles MI 3-8009 \ Warren E. Hnwlaad, dows, fireplace, plastered walls. garage, One room unfinished . rage. Stairway upatalrs for no,, pets, Avalltible May 1st. MI Irom aircriaft. $9,950. Ph’llbricdc •VERNON—Manchester line. Nc / 1 6 , 6 and , 5 room flats. NEW LISTING. Richardson built W.(R. Smith, Associate, AO 9-8952 166 West Middle Tpl^e. (Jail J. Krieski, Itfl 4-0398. ‘ 3-8249. I Large rooms. Reaitor Repack Vacant. Trade Is possible. storage. Excellent condition. , Agency, All 9-8484. 8-room Cape; Breezeway and 2- Cape, four finished rooms' .down, I Week’s Special car garage. Large rooms. 2 baths. two rooms up rbughed in, alum­ MAN(JHESTER apartment. East Household Services 4 Faucets NEAT, (JLEAN and modem thrJfe 343 SUMMIT ST. Custom built |five NEW, NEW, NEW, 3 bedrooms, 2 Center 6t. Six room (Jape, recita­ STS Mala Btreet ' McCa r t h y enterprises room apartment, s$ove and refrig­ Good .location. $19,500. Philbrick FOR INFORAIATION OR OTHER inum combinations throughout, Offered 13-A room frame, brick veneer, l!i AgeneJ. MI 9-8484. ' baths, kitchen includes oven, tion room, terrace, storm wln- . Manohasten Ctduu - Cusiom made auto seat , . MANCHESTER j erator. .Available May 15th, Rent range, dishwazihftr and disposal, ,, l is t in g s fully piastered, amesite drive, ex­ $2.00 stories, living room, dining, om, cellent cdhditlon. Price $1?,700, 'dows. Nice condition. Priced lo','. M l l - l l l i a . lowat $12. DKJK’S WEATHERSTRIP Oom- R E A L '^R . . . MI 8-1677 Anytl me $80. AH 9-7319. kitchen, two bedrooms, ceramic EAST HARTFORD—6 room CaJje. finisheid recreation iroorn, 2-car LAWRENCE F. iFlANO Maddock and deVos, Realtors, JA paoy. doom and windows, custom LESSER PLUMBING garage, wcioded lot. Exclusive with CaU IK F. Dlmock Co, MI 9-8245, 1 -I ' batlji open porch, full basement, Large fenced in lot. Forced hot BROKERS AO 3-2718 Barbata Woods, AH 8-7702, Robert 2-0255, AD 2-6809, AD 2-8872, AD work guaranteed. CaU Ml .9-1553 lot )’i09xl60. Marlon RoberUdn, air heat, fuU basament. $16,50^ John . H. Lappen, Inc, Atl 9-5381,. a-0695, « MIS-7048 after 6 p.m,. ii_L r w o ROOM furnished apartment MI 9-2898, |MI 3-5219. Paul P. Piano AO 3-0468 MurdockfMI 8-W73. \ AL5-64a3 lOfl Blr(* 8t. Afl 9-6801. ' \ , Broker, AO 8-8953. T Philbrick Agency.^ Atl M484. (♦ '■ ■ ■ . f ■ ■ f . ' ■ I , I .

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\ RA-TURPAY, APRIL 18, 1958 AreraK(!"PailT Net Prew Run The Weather PAGE FOURTEEN F or the "WFek' Ending Porem at M U. R. W M tlier Bnre— iiattrljPBiipr lEttPtttng l^pralb A pril 18, 1959 Kiiln ending enrly tonIgM, «Mi- I cierinjf a gyin. drlvlnjf an dutombbile, later, he cleared his head and Jot­ a $2,000,000 oebt on the Temple 12 ,9 14 Unued rioudy, root. Low new M. was oaid In full In 1955. • > A b o i^ T o w n ^ flyinx a IDuatrating^ prof-rtaa ted notes. HU apology,, "I didn’t South Church O p e n riieaday continued cool. High ; through thekys yrara, Tha envelope wake up becausi the Are alarm Dr. Goff's philosophy of life Is Menober of the Audli ♦5-50. Heard Alons Main Street has practlcalljr the aame atrip. wasn.J. right under m y window," well expre.ssed In his book, “A Bet­ Rureaii at Circuiatiott Mmchejiler WATI'a will meet 1 * ■ d The letter retera to the fact that vss nlet w'ith patronising laugh­ ter H ope” which Is now in its Ati Day Sund€iy Manehppter—-A City of Cillagp Cftnrm Tur»day/e\-enlnR «l the liallan- Address Set 4nH on Some of MancheHerK Side Streetg, Too j the anmiATaprinlf. cleaning la get- ter. third ’•ilf.tlng. This Ixiok has Ameri.awakened a’ leader In c|vic and eccle.sl-, test which .ahoiild prove helpful > d In rom piclr thr tono. of par* of he did rtoi see (he groundhog, for eommenta on eleanllneae, from at noon, looked - it the wimlow al .Dr. Charles Ra.v Goff, minister I astical affairs, he Is much sought i \ and novel will be offered to mem- !a public hrarinj!: at Iho W addfll he know the grniindhog had a one laalah In the Old Testament to the old Armory and had aom*t,hing of the Chicago 'Temple, will ad- after as a lecti rer knd preacher | 84 (shaitips Get die.ss a mass meeting for all Meth­ bera. ' School laat week was a lonjr vaude­ track < opvet salion, which would poet.s and aiithois. The flrat ijy to this effect to sa.V: "Hey! t}tt>i;e across thg count y. He has spoken - M . odists of the Nons'leh District of for Inlecder.oninational c o n fe r - Chinese Reds Assail Seeks ville cane to wrench an untalentfd be about the weather. Sure enough, Christopher Mnriey intrigued ua. w*ks' a ftr last night.” DOUG'S Deleiilion Slips **Open House ' will be held tonioi - 'the Methodi/"t Church, at the pcrformei* from (hr sta^re. the groundhog said; *’What do you A woman tx-sident o f School .St. ences, conventions and church Refrigerotion S«rvic« row. }*vtnday. from 2 to .5 p.w at think the weather will be for the received a .all frow an out-of- SoiltW Methodist Church Wednes­ congregations in ab-nost every ^ • T 9 iSummer Class ■A pjl band would also have The man who never in his life Groton. April 20 (>Pi A trip the home of Mr. and Mr.i. Arthur next six weeks, friend muskrat?*’ town friend , tha same afteimoon. day ehiaining at 7:30. state. 1 KepairinK Any Hour helped ti> introduce and ^conclude Has washed the dishes With his to the washroom brought grief Ike Urges Nikita End M. Gustafson. 47 mnceton St.. In "How should I know?" growled Herberts^J. McKinney, district ! the pei formance wife .''That must have been some fire ‘ Dr. and Mrs. Goff live in the; Dalai Lamas Views For Teachers * honor of Mr. and Mr.s Arthur I. Ihe nujskrai while the chips con- lay leader, ht..chaii man. and iirge.s Ml 3-5932—MI 9-5650 to four aeoi-e of the hoy.s al There's jii.si someihinjr alluring Or pnlislied up tlie silver plate yoil had, " said the friend. “ pentl)Oii.se parsonage" in the tow ­ Gustaf.'on 254 Hollister St . who.«e tinned to fly from his cross-rut anyone in thit!. com niim ity .who Fitch High Seliool here. \ ahonl the combination of a niirro- He atill, is largely celibate." "Vlfhe e ? ” er of the Temple. They have | 45th weddinfT anniversary falls on teeth. would like t( hear Dr. Goff to at- Having read of college stu­ I phone, an audience of 2fK). and "Oh. some Armory, building, ac­ i traveled around the world, visiting : Hartfoixl. April 20 <4’)-v- April 24 ■’You fton't have to be sociable if ' 23 countries. In every In.stance, in ; dents eompeling in recent denincracy's privilege to apeak ■ ■ Dead nr .Alive cording to th ■ radio." Gov. Abi-aliam Ribicoff, mind­ y«>u don't want to." said the ground­ speaking to congregations on this; Of Tibetan Situation weeks to see how man.v bodies The po! form er was not a .lap ".T'.ist a minute." IJie lady went hog "Rut I couldn't help noticing A rertain "gent" srt we are told toiir he has found people who have ful of Republican criticism, can he jam m ed Into a tele­ 2Two members of the Second I dancer, spoon player or coloratura to her bael: door, looked directly GENERAL yon saw your shadblow." Ma.s offered a suggestion, been in his congregations at the said today he hopes some phone booth, they decided to Conjrreipatioriaj Church will ap­ ] soprano but a rippmjf dialogist across her .v'ard to ‘ ''r A rm ory Tokyo, April 20 (j'P)— A ■utterly opposed to the 1951 agree­ I To help >ia solve w ithout dels.y Temple. way can be found to continue try the aame with their 9 by pear on the Kathy Godfrey pro- uilh n softshoe routine ruins. T V SER V IC E ment on the peaceful liberation of N-Test Ban Deadlock Those Dim Days A most perplexing question. statment by the Dalai I^ma 12 washroom . Sram over Channel 18 television. -Mouth agape, she hurried back , Philip Ti eggor, minister of m u-; Tibet." !a summer teachers training (Jurtain time was at ft p m but An unidentified woman called Result: 84 hoys packed in. a Monday at 5:30 p m . to tell about to the ph. le sit'at. South Church, will aing a Days AM A Call denouncing Red China wa.s The Chinese mouthpiece declared the at ; didn't start until well after the Herald office the other after-I I program for liberal arts grad­ new record fop the world to the Aunt .lemima Cancake Fe.sii- .solo during the .service, and the Nights Pint Parts labeled “ a crude document, t .e Communist Army in Tibet had nine niscus.sion of town hu.sjne.s.s noon and asked the only remaining The 5tanager now tells u.s thst "Omigawd, you're right." uates. shoot at. vsl being held at the church next organi.sl will be Miss Diane TKL. M l S-S482 been carrying out the 17-article held fhin^j.'j up reporter if he kne\\’ a radio an- "Outsiders" are invading. lame in reasoning and full of The Governor said the finance Thursday. Those who will appear DeL.y.s. | agreement "with complete fl- Principal Peter .N’teola de­ And people WANT to get elect­ n* unrer- who signed off "f'heeno ” The hallowed land on Center He Slipped • loopholes” by Radio Peiping , and edueation eommissibners were cided the scliool already ha.* ' are Mrs Norman Soul her gill .81 delitv." Letter Cited ed as direrto? s The reporter. hr.*«' «niall mmd .St reel Well, one local motorist,.^a.s de­ . tr.ving to work out some method an adequate program of com­ N .School,St chairman and ftob- today. \^f^r■kmg overtime, tried to think Whirh som e otlier.s are evading. rided it’s be.st to take hU car with In Chinese and English, the "Neither the political system ex­ , to centralize the program at one petitive sprfrts. He is.siied 84 ert Foster, Oakland St Ijft Them F^at ( aKe u’hieh was a mi.stH):e.' him when he wants slip covers Communist station broadcast a isting In Tibet nor (he original po­ or two of the four State teachers detention slips to the new Tip to Muncr\ Ta\payeia He thought for a moment of put on. It cam e about thi.s way: AMESITE DRIVEWAY harah commentary of the official sition and power* of the Dalai ’ colleges. washroom-cramming cham­ Mr and Mrs. William .1 5ti:'- By Russia ^ 'r*herk in on the work.'Jhnp sc*?' hreairfast icie.rl hut realired rt Tills "gent " now Uunk.s the price He had driven into a service New China News Agency. Lama had been changed. Lama and Undei Ribicoff's propo.*ed biidg- j pions. ntck 2.80 W elherell St . lefl today BUILDERS SVU15 tire Board of nueclnts is was 1h'‘ wrong track. we charge station to ga.s up and decided pSTOWN The Panchen Lama, a rival in- lay officials al all levels remained et. the free 8-week prograni of , Detention means they’ll for Florida, Thev were arcom- now holding on the town budget He was sor-ry. hr couldn t help To sleep within its borders. he'd walk acio.s.r the street to the PHARMACY Grading, iMachinc Spread, ■talted by the Red Chineae to re­ at their posts a* before, religious sliidy. in operation for 12 year*. I have to slay after school to e papied by their son .lohn Minnick. fo) lOoP-On lire la«Iy: so. ,'»he liung up I,s much loo sniall, snd .slioiiM be slip cover p, ice. He wanted a 4.59 Hartford Rd__ .Ml 9-9940 Power Rolled, place the refugee god-king, waa activities .and the customs and would be discontinued as an ecoiio- do a little book cramming. At Geneva daughter, Elinor Mhiriirk. and Town bu.'iiJ'es.s a.«!ide. the rhrec- The rej)orler leiiialnerl puz/.Ied made w hole new set of e.xper.sive slip cov- Aniesite Driveway .Areas quoted aa aaying the Dalai L am a’.* habits of the local people wetg re­ ' m.v measure 5liss Erria .lackle, TO Keeney Si. tors eat \iell al these .se.s.sions. until this morning when someone A.s large a.s all the olhci s. ei.s put on his car Would he drive All \Ahrk Guaranteed Btatemeht was a fabrication spected and TibeliWi' cu n en cy con ­ Renublicin legislators, notably En route they u ill vi.sif tt'asliing- (ieneva, Api'il 20. (^)— I’.'iually. Ihe\- rat I.«ife.saversf evplained a puzzle ronte«t i.« eiir- the car in now and lea\e it? "Nn," For Free Estimates The New China New<( Agency tinued to circulate," it deleared. Sen. Florence D F'inney iR-Gieen- ton. n C and Willinm.'biiig \'a 'Flu.s IS fairly r. C^'hiirleA Rav Doff Since 1920 .suspension talks nut of their 1 tony emeige.s 1 here car to him a green Chevro­ -- ' tf* (Tltina had violated it.* pledge of "A t the end of 1956, the Central sioner of edueation. warned that if p m in the Terrace Room of tlie Thousands of Satisfied I>asl week they ale rhorolate Oh. .\n? let and said he’d return about .5 tcnfl. AcOffp^- hoiir will follow thr aelf-rule for Tibet, aubju.gated hi.* authorities announced lo the Tibet the pro';'a,I' were not restored Uprising jii'esent HeaHlock, il was rtis- Will think twice before the\ die. Hotel Slatler-HIlton (iistnniers people and killed or en.*laved many mints as \\ ell as Lifesavprs Tliat uas quite an exhibition! o'clock. »^rvi< e. = S U N D A Y ^ local government that it wa* per­ Connectic it would be faced with dosed here toda.v. Tibetan holy men. missible not to (arr.v out demo­ .\nd a meeting for next ueek thn.«e tft hnsine.'^s men put on dur- ■ Hr was surprised to find at .5 The Tem ple is thr a shortage of .some 300 teachers in A letter from the President to H B Welherell, director of the TTie Dalai I.ama denied that he cratic refoims hefoie 1962." it IS .«et ff»r the Munuipal Buildmg mg the Chamber of C*nmmerre It seems as if this thoiiglilful o'"lnrk that hi.s car wa.s still at the "skyscraper-’’ chuirh in ihP Loop tl e fall of 196(1 Khi'u.'lu hev was refeiTed to at to­ ■ " Connecticut Departmcnl of ,\cro. had been abducted .by Tibetan said. Sanders was testifying on a coffee I nnni (Irneial Managei' dinnei Wednr.-^day night when "gent" filling station without any hew which lifts its .spii-e 5fift feel above day * meeting of Ihc 3-power con­ naiilic.s. reminds all aircraft ow n­ rebel.*, hi* dental coming a* The commentary noteii that Red committee hill to restore $321,778 Crushed ference. It was understood t' urgs Ric hard Martin ha.s liinled that do- lliey ueie called on to peiform by Intends to do |us lr\el best. •slip covor.s, Quc.stiniiing the slip the .street, the tallest church .spire ers and pilots that IP,58 Connecti­ Premier Chou En-lai was repeating China put down a tribal rebellion to the budget td finaiue the sum­ nuts miglit be ,ser\ed and the next entertainer Peggy Alexander. To see the Town gel.s what i.s left cn\er man. be wa.s told that the i.- the world *i he oldest chiu'ch aenons Soviel ronsidcralion of a cut aircraft regi.strations aiul air­ that story to Red China's parlia­ in 1955. It attributed this uprising mer teaching training progr.*ni. western pmposal for a step-by-step step, one suppn.>«os. i.s hiring a Tlie performance included'-**ome When we are laid to rest. slip "Overs had been tn-stalled as in Chicago, it is .\!oLhodi.st in' a f­ l.fl Paz, Bolivia. April 20 ',‘P' man licen.sas expire al niidmgli; ment in Peiping. approach lo the problem of ceasing caterer. pietfv fa.sl-paced dancing which ordered and the car returned to filiation, but mini.sters lo people Pile leailei’ of ye.slerda>'s ahoi-l- | April .30 As a public sei-\ ice the Before completing the commen­ (Continued on Page Thirteen) i (Continued c.n Page Thirteen) Hlomic and hydrogen vyeapons So drop in next f it.? T.'itb anni\'rir?iy ARTHUR DRUG iihjected to speedi' action, his col­ Cnder this plan the three pow­ To make matters w oise. the man, what a .slairwayl " I Foreign Relations C om m ittee tai'ked an aim>' harracksi and lS81-l0.5tl, kt\ idi'nt I\' thr rnd is WIN THIS PIG. CONTEST ENDS APRIL 28. Socialist Gains leagues would he li'iely to defer ers would first stop nuclear teats no.se alw.\ys .slarterl ahcml 5 a m , Anon ■ seemed unlikelv today to delay marched on the goverriment radio not yrl. for today'.s iiMd tinnr.s'flir ’ Senate ronflrmaliun of Christian to his wish for delay. on the surface of the Eartli, un- waking her out of a sound sleep. station and o.lher- muniripal of- BINGOEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:00 Hrrald ;i lr;|rr with x lirndinif Hei'ler as secietary of stale. Sen. Geotge D, ,\ikeh in -V l), I der water- and in the atmosphere across thr top in Irltrr.s and fi!"- .Again last w'eek she began a Fail to Shake fire.«. to a height of 31 miles. The prob­ DANTINC; TO TON V O BRU iH T’S O R (H FS T K A 'Committee aides aaid they had a com m ittee member, said he rh)veriiment fori-e.*; hrT>ke up Uie nrrs nn a blur field and thr pi o- searrh. Ibis time Iracing the noise lem of banning underground and rt BU< INMTKO received .some veibal protest*, thinks it is impeiative for Herter' atlaeks and llien began.a (leanupj vrrhial clindt that "hasn't s. ratrtird- methodirally. The tap, tapping Oiilerspafe blasts would he left from persons they didn't- name, to he ronftrmed speedily so that of Falang:iat rebel* in the cit>. noise began getting louder as she Adenauer Rule Stale’s Mother of the Year for later negotiations. \*rl ' nrlinr a hi^h hiryclr. stionl- tjhat H erter'i .phy.sical condition he can attend the Paris m eeting Many of the wounded were re- ^ appioachril au upstairs bedroom The disclosure of Elsenhower’s pould hamper his activities In the , of western foreign ministers this por'led to be hy.Aiahdera caught in Mrs. J. King Hoyt .jr,. Stamford, received from Governor Ribicoff at the State Caplloi to­ W'iudow. .She foilowed the .source of personal appeal came at a time Frankfurt, Germany, April 20 iJP) top diplomatic job. No formal ob­ the crosafire between government day a citation nil hei selection as 1959 Mother of the 5>iir for Cotmectirul She will r.om- the sound and looked o it a wiii- Chancellor Konrad Adenauer'* jection has been filed, hovyever. (Continued on Page Kix) when there W-aa increasing spec­ do\\-, I I foice.H and inaurgenls. Scattered ' peie for national honors in New 5’ork during the week of .May 4. (AP riiolofax). (Jhrtatian Democratic party-is ex­ - Herter has auffeeeidMVoni.aiHhri- 1 . . . - ulation that , the whole problem 3 iiere jierc'hed on the teler isinn ahooUng waa still hear -('onui .said l"- land-Palatinate House. proval of Ihe aniii'iiitmeiit. Senate .Iiidiciary Committee today ment said it held control of all T' The .\H\y'.«; trouble plagued 1 A ciiecU of each country re- proposal. He haa clung to the 299 E. CENTER ST. day (.'origre.«i.s ahouhl ie.‘ luTise. .shnrilv after 7. a Are broke eigri flifl f>rogram, hut .‘^hrruld \ote were atill the biggest party but ! sive tecord of voting against ' the Supreme Court. .The 2v-|'of)! nu.s.^ile that ulti­ poivci' m the counlrvs area and oi t, rrov'.'fia gat leied, fire engines | the full amount. again lacked a majority. Tlie So- i Eisenhower's di|)lnmatic appoint­ .Slei.art. nominated formally bv mately will "e Href! from ocean does not hurden the eoimtrv with clanged and shneked inin range ‘ In A prepared Hons** .spuecli, clallst-Christian Demoerat coali­ ments, aaid he faiora speedy eon- President Ei.senhower last .Ian 17. prowling fill.-Ira .s ii h ni a r t n e "an exie.ssive military load.’ $2295^ and three st. earns of w'aler wei e j Ho-A'le.s ptojiosed foiij- major tion government was expected, to, flimation of Herter. has been serving on the eoiirt since giLshed on: a big tiai! of him k 2., .Ncu .staiuiai'ds for countries played on the flamc.s. .Smoke bil- * last O ctober He received a recess Panama Hunts iharige.s in the piogiam, among CONVERTIBLE TOPS continue, with the Adenauer party \: "The Pre.sirient has made an ex- .«in-.oke as it ro5P at 10.3u a m. lereivmg economic aid to make lowed up " j j appointment at that time while thCni a de-rmpha.«uR of Uic ;inli- Bulletins having the dominant voice becau.*e I| cellent appointment.” Langer said. F.ST. sure the cecipient* liave a srlf- Twin lock bolts, all extimieil alu­ AUTO SEAT COVERS .Stumbling around the embers , ' "Mr. Herter has a keen knowledge Cong.res.* was not in aes.*ion. Comfijiini.^t aspects <»f the pro­ of backing from tlie third-place. Il waa the ap iv aran -e of sacrificiiig financial program , from tlie AP Wiret» minum, ronipletely wealhei-siup­ of international affairs His ap­ The full .8enr e n ils' now act Revolt Leader gram. German party. the PolniKs at the Cape .since Kel.. c (unpreheiisive economic objec­ ped. ('iislinii-made pointment should be confirmed im­ on the noniinetion. " . . . Fntio«>. ----- ters' conference in the offing, for­ .shortly after- liflnff, anif a stable government with i KELLE4 LEAD.S M,\RATHON See (wporfie nt In Augusta. Ga„ P resident closed-iiiot session, there was F'anajna, April 20 i,Ti -P^nania- ficially turned fom m um sm into a Storm Doors $31.95* 17 color**; roll iip for ra«> G REAT N E W FUEL Oil 'Phe Polar-is. tire .same .shape ami pfijuilar loots. Boston. .April 20 i.Ti— John J. eign policy was the major is.*ue in somf question hether a quorum nian se» loices today hunted for­ natural irsoui\e like oil or ura­ •Installation optional '•toracr. Eisenhower today formallv nomi­ size an thr oixualmnal veision. Kelley, '28-vear old school teach­ DEVELOPMENT! the campaign. The 83-vear-old of ita 15 merrhera would he pres­ mer .\mha.««ador Roberto Ana5. nium. Bou'le.s aajd. .'t- A aliift in foreign aid fnnil.s MANCHESTER nated Herter to be Secretary of waa niaKing il.s aixth flight n er from Groton. Conq., held the chaneellor claimed that only Soviet State. ent. A onferenee of all Reptd'lican lureband of famed bflllenna : "In the market "f the ('olu so that ihe money earmarked for seven months a.s a 2-.slage rocket. I lead al the half-wa.v mark today FREE ESTIMATES E-Z TERMS AUTO SEAT COVERS Premier Khru.shohev would benefit The nomination of the 64-year- I Senators ws iinderivav at the Marmot Konleyn. with n \\anant War. A nojsv ('omnmiu.st rninoriiN' the dev elopment loan fuity; he in­ On the nrevioiir liifi.s the mi.«.«ile ' pas be* ome worth it.s ueight in In a Held of 154) ninnera com - RE.AR .3.)8 MAIN S T If the voters endor.sed the .Sociall.*t old Herter, now undersecretary, to I same hour to discuss. labor legis-., rhar^inj5 him with levoliitionary creased from 700 mtihoii dollars, exploded three limes an«l fizzloii gold." l>eting in- the 6Srd Boaton A .A . (>p]Misi1e Dniiglas Motor Sales demand for more flexibility in bar­ su cceed caneer-stricken John I lation. activity. as leqne.sed by I’ re.sident Eisen­ out high in '.he .*' on t’Ao othci Marathon. Kelley, the winner in gaining with Moscow. I Foster Dulles was sent lo the Nine Senatora did allow up for Aria.«. former amba.ssador to I Umler the pre.sent logic of the hower. to olie billion dollars in fis- BILL TUNSKY 3.33 Main SI.— Tel. .MI 9-.573I effor-t s. pingiam. Bowles aaid. counti'ies 1937 and holder of the 26 miles, Ml 9-9095 Socialist chairman Erich Ollen- Senate from the piesident's vaca­ I the vote and oommittee chairman Great Br itain, and hi.« wife were ^ ■ al year 1960. Th*‘ .solid fuel ro.cI;el. ci owned spotted once ye.«- con iages ',va.*tc. exI.rayaganCe and ter coinpleting IS.5 miles at cloudj^ a!‘ter cbout 3b .seiMmd.s. I m.srrt in the foreigp aid .nil Dus atomic weapon.* and reduction of : lee approval and .Senate confirm a- Eastland said eoinmittee at- lerday but draappeared. coi option at home and abroad. Wellesley. This was !M seconds I vrai' a .Mtalement Hint sa>'s tlu* 1 conventional forces in Onlral I' lion of the nomination have been larhes weie instnirted to report i H euiicm aM e aaid Aria.a' ane.'rt. 26. Gov. Abraham Ribirxin The Chri.*tian Democrat.savon 52 rtigmlN' Wait ’till Seiiiter Dood, Ouardia Jr. ihaiges is building up in Woodford election district whieti ; public defender F‘'re4ierlck J. MORTGAGE LOANS clalists 37. a gain of one each. Tlie f against his regime. has voted him into I'arliament at Rundbaken said he needed more right-wing Free DemocraLs won ' •f Three small rebel baml.H. ir.oally ever y election since 1 9 2 4 .... .Mrs. Jime to flnlsh^tigatlon In the 10, and the Nazi-like G e r m a n I o f student/r, lega n oj>e!-ating from Marie C. Begey, 84. dies at her rase. .At present, the case Is Reich farty, a newcomer, took one Prison Riot J iJ^OBlLHEATlg Rep. Monogdn See This mountainous sections of the coun­ Torrington home, le«\ing 12'2 de- w Was Cover pending a second appeal to tha Room Ranch ^ 1 3 ^ 9 0 0 aeat. I try early in April, apparently try­ scrndniits. I l"S. .Supreme Court. 51/2 ing to ape the grVierrilln tactics Christian A. Herter. wlio.se for-, E'.H.A. and ^ .A. NOW AVAILABLE "I . Fide] Castro used to overthrow ninl nomination as secietary of SU.MMIT SITES F.AA'ORED financing pending; By B. L. LII’ING-STONE "Then we went to'the U.S. For Escape Tunnel Job the Cuban dictator/lup of Kulgen- state goes to .Senate today, leaves London, .April'20 i>Pi — San Washington. April 20 lA*! — capital (and that was boar­ ALL THESE QUALITY FEATURES Doomed Killer oio Batista. Four of the rebels Chaileston, S. C.. for Washington F'rancisco and Quebeir appeared ... at the First National Bank In the opinion of some sage ob­ ing i. Then we went to the ho- have been killed and six captured after brief rest ... Two women tal. D(‘*r Lodge. Mont., Api'il 20 i/I’i‘ that tlie [iri.son offers 19ih Cen­ today to be gaining favor among Helps keep your servers of the goings-on heie- in skirr.iinfaea with the National chain themselve.s to statue of St. the Western poH er* as site for AT "What a boaring day! Iron disripline behind their cell tury facilities for 20th Century Seen Linked to Guarck Panair.a's amiy and police. Peter in Westminster Cathedral, , .... , . , abouts. m aster John .Smith, "Next day we took a lemo- hoodlums. Ihe projected summit confer- burner clean as it De la Guard’a last week charged ■to protest about Idolatry and enee— \iitli i .e odds slightly on FHA and Conventional Home Loans age 8. (if W aleibu ry, Conn., seen. and went ic all the ip- eoinmerelalisni rampant m the '\>«rine.*s for 433 inirintes of the "This i.s likh trying to iiin a NO ADDITIONAL COST that Panamanian revolutionaries Quebec as the Wheat’s final heats your home I takes a sound view of Wash­ pojten l buildings, like the .Sen­ zoo with the elephants in monkey More Murders were plotting an 'nvasion froip chiirche.*.".. Queen Mother Eliza-' S'"P P"""" choice. Uiplonixls familiar with BRICK AE.NELR ( I STO.M BIR( II ( ABINETS ington. . ate Office Building; And next cages and monkeys in the elephant RT-98 IS the most completely Cuba u.««ing hired troops. National beU. and Prince.sa Margaret arrive Armed .National Guard.smen proceetlings of the four-power BUILT-EV r .ALORir 0\ L.N No need to pul o ff liu.vinj? youi* own home an.v lonjrer. The A lot of It is pretty "boar- day we left! cage.*, in which case yoii can't coii- FORMICA COl NTEKS effective fuel oil additive in use Hartford. ..April 20 George (Juard troop.s have been stationed , In Rome from I^ndon for .5-dav "''"■"f mnrmng blitz foiled a BLILT-IN CALORK RANGE friendl.v folk.it in ti e FIRST’.s Mortgage Loan Department are >.ing.” he finds. "Among the other things we Irol either the monkeys or the ele­ allied group ireetlng here said CFR.A.5IK TILE BATH today This help* your oil J. Dtvic.s, a convicted killer who On likeh- lam* njf teaches, and stay and express hope they could <'<>nvict escape try and rescued 21 a North .i.merican cdty BCILT-IX C.ALORIC L\( INLRATOR John, son of Mr. and Mrs. saw and did w'as the Jeffer­ phant.*,” he said., seem* COLOR < OORDIN.ATED KITCHE.N redd.v to offer loan.s designed e.apeciall.v ^ r you. has confessed to,the murder* of I.^S, Caribbean Com m and haa in- have a "quiet visit in sunny Rome hostages contimied on duty. L IV IA f. R 0 0 5 I— 19’9” \1"'’4" burner deliver more clean, de­ son,Mamorial. and inside that Gov. J. Hugo Aronson noted in mast desired by .A m e r ' c a p, KIT( IIE.V EXIIAFST FAN five women, m ay ha:ve killed Edmund, S. Smith, 84 Smith- ______Ilike ordinary lourisla." , Guardsmen and prison FULL FI-MSIIEI) ( ELLF.AR pendable heat. 5'ou get pre­ waa the statue of Thomas Jef­ this connection that Montana U- French and West German dele- STEEL HATCHM A5 other*. ridge Dr., wrote his impres­ j (Continued on Rngo Thirteen) ,j President Eisenhower designates guards began a search of each of II.ARDWOOU FLOORING mium service, too All designed ferson and some statements he planning constnictiqn of a $10 gates. FI LL FTBElUiL.AS l.NSl L.ATION The rossihllity was ' raised last sions for Rep. John ,S. Mona- Mav I as. niikl Health day ___ 'be prisoners .Saturday, within 100 A3IP. E L E tT R IC A L SE R M C E to make home healing easy." made. million institution on prison ranch (OPPER PLl'AIBING / night by T iomas F. Wall! Utch- gan (D-Coqn i after a recent Ernest J. Ooaselin of Bridgeport hours after the uprising was (XI.AIPLETELA Wfl.ATIIERSTRIPPEO “ And m ost o f all the Lin-i property near here. C.AR CRASH KnXS 5 CHOICE OF K.XTERIOR and fileld Count." state's attorney, ' trip to the capital. . elerted president of Federation of quelled. Two ronvict ringleaders COLORED R.ATIIROO.M FIXTURES coin Mamoria ancLin it was the ! An estimated 15 convicts were McComi,, .AUss., April 20 (JPI INTERIOR COLORS I>avies, 40. who face* the elec­ John quickly pieiked up the 1 Rebel Threats Cut Franco-Amerlcan .Clubs of Con- died in the furious action which POURED CONCRFITE FOI ND.ATION.S Call la th y lor statue of Llcolu. And on the 'said by officials to have planned —Five men were killed aad 'n MCVLAIUM LOT— 18,000 SO. FT. tric chair June 15 at Wethersfield Washington habit of name- necticut.-Mr*. Anna Liil. 71. wife ended tlie worst pri.son incident in AMESITE DRIAEM'.AVS was the Gett.vburgs Address, ■ and executed the revolt. Warden sixth Ir.Jureti allghtl.v in a tw o- FLUSH AI.AIIOGAM DOORS state prison, confessed to three dropping 'like "Seniter Dodd"i, Algeriaii Balloting of retired Bridgeport firefighter, .vears, A deputy warden was slain DOUBLE HI XG WOODE.N \A LMKIWS apd another statement he Powell described the rebellion it- car collision near hlcCoinb to­ Mobilheat .7.7. ^mtirviers Saturday. ' displayed a sensible apathy dies from multiple, burns she re-' late Thursd.ay. made. , .self as a clever cover for the pr|s- day. The highway patrol saM He was conyleted of atahhihg tmVSriT'"ln)K)rtenl buildings" Algiers. Aj)i'il,20 ifP)- 'Voting in ce|ved when her clothing caught Warden F’loyd K. Powe.ll or- MODEL HOMC futsishMl by FU8NITURAMA and suffercti usual difficirlUes "And I went In the. 'While fire Friday. dered the convicis to their cell.*, ! oners' efforts to tunnel to freedom the two cars apparently collided Brenda Jane Doueette^.^,/Bristol, House but I couldn't see white. Algeria's week-long munlcirnl elec­ on Highway 24 five miles west Listen to . For Your Convenience with view-'hlo('king adults. New England .Conference of -Aih without privileges, until the search an effort that filled when the 22 times .t.'ith, a acrewdriwfr'M ^’ All I «ouId see was feel. ' tion* llr.iped along today with WE GIVE Drlve-ln Banking Btit let .lohn report on a gustana.. Bvangeiical.. Lutheran ' for we.apohs ends and tension le.s- ; diggers ran into an underground of' MeComb. SkiNNER ROAD- VERNON "COMING EVENTS' IS, 1957. He wag also indictecl,'"^m "And what I foigot to men- rebel threats and attacks keepjng front Door Parking Plaza scene famllilir to millioris of Church begins considering possible sens. The prisoners are being'given ■ concrete- slab'. GREEN STAMPS not tried, for ,h< killing df Gaetane , chen wa* that I saw in the the tiirnout ar.ta.Il. OlBECrnOX.S: From Vernon Cirrle lake Rt. 83 for 1.5 miles to THRALL RD. Take left and pro- A t 10 A.M. V Americans (spelling and pro­ merger with , United Lutheran sandwiches and coffee in their cells. i The troublemakers. Pow'ell said, AULAI NOT IN RACE BANKING HOURS Bolvin, 16, W aterburv, in Septem ­ Smithonion and that waa Lin- Unofficial report* said" at least [ ooed to DART HILL-RD. ToRr left and proceed to SKINNER RD, Take right fof" 600 ft. to nunciation aVe purely coinci- ! have been isolated in "strip" cell*. ' New Haven, April 20 OR — NATIONAL BANK Monday thni Friday ber 1956. ■ r " burga plane the first plane to 16 persons'! had been killed and Church as convention opens in ■ Pfiwell said he expects to ton- 5tonda.\’' thru Saturday BROOKHAVEN. . fThere, •ould be more victims," *dental and Reflect ..entire the neai'ly !ro wo’.inded so far by rebel Stamfoi'd . . . Snow and unsea-,j duct extensive ronvict intei-views They were given only, a' change of ' Adlai Stevenson airid toilay that 9 to 3 ftross the lAtlantic Ocean. And he doesn’t expMt to be drafta^ MORIARTY Radio sVation WINK [4 " ,595 AitAIN STREET > MA|5|CHESTER, C O N N . Thursday. Evening.?.6 lo Wail saiti. . I, . opinions of the young aiithoHj: terroriats seeking to sabotage t^e | sonabl.v pold teniperatures invadej to further pinpoint the cause of the prison clothes, a, bucket and a 8 there* one other thing I did ' ■ to run as the, pemocrattc 1230 on voiirriial , ■*iv V Sntui'day Mornings iB.to 13 |: Davies told State Police Satur­ "First we went to the Smith- not Atension wa* about Vhe voting, ord •-ed by the French. : Wvoming and Colorado over weekij.violence that began last Thursda,v. m attress. nee fo r pteajdeiit tai 1000., day he bad biWwdi (Jonhie Smith, olon inettood, U)at was-very in­ The voting'began .yesterday. In I end. leaving, more than IS Inches of Three "Inembers of Alty. Gen. "Discipllno is firm and tight blit )Ta. TR 5-4h27 .fri /, r; V : ' doom.ti^ the knknonh aoltfeer he aded: "There fr a a .n« ,^ , _ b r q t H e r s the lO-yeaj'-pld dau gh ter of teresting. Then we got to go to , ■ and the ctjangeingl of the the city or Algiers, 46 per cen't of I snow in some place.*i. , Forrest H. Anderson's staff were fair,” the warden said. i i - of extremely fiaallded 1 ■wealthy , W yom in g rancher IJeter the Pan American Union, that gatds. I that WAS inUresting). those, eitg‘hie balloted. |n the! Tristate, commlat/ibn to make a hqre. too, ‘ to determlhe whether One of tlie two ringleader* c ratio eaodldatea. 1 ' Ml 9.6281 301-315 Center Street Smkht The girl disappeared seven waa tery ipteratiixg )oo. I'm "And most iipportent of all countt^slde '-=-