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PACK TWENTT-FOtm ) FR roA Y . *APRn< 22, ItSS Avtrsgd Daily Nat Triia Rob Far tM Weak Ended - . April IX 1888 r 1 M Wa Two Oroim .win M wania Club. . Mias Provost btann si About Town charge of tM Family N l^ t auppar KV'Week Coum bar musical education is East Elected Pi^fdent Seli Mi VaciliigiB •* m at Cbncordia Church thla availing Hampton, Maaa., at tM age of ACE Group Hears 11,646 ‘ fW r. little ehaswa hi l e ^ p ^ " at S:S0. An old-faiMonad hymn niM and for tM peat tbraa years . 1947 C H IV a O L it tare tetoghi, Sssalay etMgf. m ti- 4iw ItttlM wtio at* MntribaUac Starts at Churcli Spring ’vacation starts at r af tM AMit food ttt tlM « ! • to ba MM at X-W . aing will M one o f tha'Taaturea on haa continued her stddlaa with Mr. Of Baptist Society tha tloas of school today for Saul SilYcrstein Werner, 4>Doar. Twa tans, n tlU i af Olrcnlattaa M «■ tM aflaiw Halo Oan^ on Ba|\Uday moraine the program, alao a llliA and in­ Manchaatar's 8,000 pubHe Maa ar avaalag. a n aakad to M a e Um food to the formation concerning Hartwlek A 10-week conree for parents This will M her first solo piano Mrs. A. W lnthn^ Ballard, 81 school ihlldren. The pupila^ City o f Vtitago Chitrm College. recital and sM will play her entire An enthuslaatle group at the ■ton boWnra f and d:SO. If a on "TIm .ChrlsUan Family” will Gardner S t, was’ alaetad praaident 10 days to ralax in maatlng o f tha Manchester. Aaao- p d i - m la dMirad, ploan cm tact program from memory. The first Sea BOB OIOBOE^ ai atm ^M Cencordia LutMran part of tM Provoat recital will of tM Woman's Bi^itUt .Jglaaiw for tha final saven eiatlon for Childhood Education lira, rn ok Hallln'Uiia avoninf. The Children of Mary Sodality Cbiirra Sunday, April M, at 6:45 school that bagbia yastarday aftomoon at the Bow- (TWE l Vr p a g e s ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL, *8, 1955 AdvartUtag aa Paga of St. Jamea' Church will conduct consist of BeatMvan's "Moonlight Soclaty o f toe Ckanmunity Baptist It) PRICE FIVE CENTS am., tM aame hour aa the Sunday Sonata." TM aacOnd part will In­ Church at Its annual maatlng. era School heard Saul Silveratabi ROY MOTORS, laa. nlaW omcn'a AuxUlary a cake aale fm* the benefit of the apeak on "Undaratanding People new Church of the Aaaumption Behoot ao that parents need not clude "Sonata In C Major," b y Mrs. Ballard succaada Mrs. Fhwk 15S OaatarSt: • MI 9-1838 OonnaoUcut Mato MOdteal Society make an extra trip to tbs" church Haydn, and "Hexantans" (Wltcbaa Q. Carpantar, first praaident o f of Other Nations." •e:. will hold Ita Utb annual meeting Tueaday, April 16, at 9 a.m. do6tod a , ivlllIII completecomp: to. attend. OaBoa), by MacdowaU. SM wUl tM ornn^tion. elected at lU in- t ^ 3 -y w 1955-06. Sllvantein told of hla axperi- Wadnaaday, April ST, at the Brookt Chariea Haid, who has taught conclude her program with "Sere­ caption two years ago. Mra Balli__ n e w ly ancea in Belgium, Italy, laraal and lawn Oouatiy Ckih, Brideeport The daughter born at tM Man- tM Bible Oiaea in toe Sunday nade in B Flat hUnor," Raelunanl- . A davotlMial aervlee was led by .dactad officers ■ 1st Turiccy, and dsMiibed probtams cheater Memorial Hoapital Wed- School for five years, will M toe noir, Debussy’s "Claire Daluna’;/ Mra George Roblnaon. EllaaMth tM May masting , peculiar to each country and wMt Pvt. Donald Lk Andaraoo, aon neadky to Mr. and Mra. John class taacher and iMder. From and "Fantasia ImjfMtxnptu,' NeuMrt of the Junlbr Depariment The meeting closed he feels America egn do to help a< M f. and Mra. CSaranee O. An- Ooveiuky o f Vernon haa. bean time to time films will M used and Frederic Chopin. of the Church School raportad tm hour with Mra t^ i 4M people In those countries. Re Rummiie Salt named. <%ai;yl Lae. M n Cbveneky daraon, SS Durkin St, haa arrived gpeata apeakera. invltod to pre- Tickata may M obtained Hbout toa study of Bidia made by tMt M m In charge o f auo.^itdred the teachers present \ ’ l at F t Ota, N. X , and heeri aa> la tM former Lucim O brien, abut apacM aubjeota. dmrgeat Kemp’s Mum Bton, department under tM direction of with tha^toportant role they Mve MONDAY. A nilL l I daughter of Mr. ' Mra. Oemga ■Igaad to Ok U SdSth Inf. R egt On BunMy, May It. tM film, Pptterton’s and Waniar*i Little Mrs. Stanley Freeman, chairman In gmdiag’ahlldran towwrd under- 8:88-8 FAX \ of tM oath Inf. DIv. for alj^t O’Brien, iS. Hudaon S t The M by 'Ta Y om Homs Fun*" will M prs- atusie ShOppa. o f Missionary and Stawardahip ataaiiing otMia and. therafoto. warim of Mato trainlne. He at> la the OBrlen’o firat grandchUd, santed aa pail of toe course. Blducatlon of too soclaty. Pregent ‘Ali makikg them mcvwaffectlva work- Aw wipHtii Clwrcli I M l.-\ tended SCanebeatar lUgh School Reporis o f tM ireat's .work In' toward future: and waa fecmerly employed by the The Merri-Weda of the SacMid Auxiliary Police the women's group ataow^ an ac­ At Waddell School May meeting of LADIES OF ASSUMPTION Pboanfac Inauranoa Ok - Congregational Church will hold tive and varled'program of Inspira­ Mid at tha Mand their April meeting tonight kt 9 Hear GailJProvost tion,, study, feUowaUp and aarviec, Arllelaa ato|r M laM at hal, "All Baba aM’'tha Forty with a.slata of The (Heat Bo«Aa Diacuaaion o'clock at the church. The program Plan for Parade with recognition from too Hart­ cars fo^r t year, being, present­ April SX 9 a m . S pm . Oro^ will moat Wednaaday at will M a myatery ride. In Q os^ Recital ford Baptist Aaaoclatlon Women’s Ttalevoa” wiU M ineaantad by the ed at tola ObB MI 8-4888 T:N pjo, at the Mary Cheney Manehsstor AuxiUaiy PoUca Society for the accompliahmenta of' RockMeUcr Playara for ChUdren of U bfaiy. I M book to be dlacuaaed Neighbora of Mra. Kwald Jackie this newest wopien’s aociatyinthe m . 9-9888 The fourth and closing recital o t wUl meat Monilay night at i>:80 at New York a ty on'Thuraday, April la *Tm foorinclal Lattara" by o f 79 Keeney S t held, a bon Stats. Two of the local wom en, 35, at 3 pm. at the Wadddl School. Diem -Asks ^ChineBC. . . Aro iRriendly to the American People* PamiaL , ■ tM spring aariaa by atudenta o f f^ oe Haadquaitars for n prac­ Mrs. Richard Terka, aiid Mra John U.S. voyage liincheon for her today at Hiia new dramatisation of tM ■»?- the home of Mra. John Fiacher, 61 Frederic E. Werner and Paul A, tice -^Embatt]ed Pr«-^ Bangdung, Inddnesio, April 23 (JP)—-Pramisr Choa En*lffi R. fonvoat, 18 Cornell S t Oail, 15 partment WiU Inchide toe emer­ Whits Croaa diainnan; Mrs. Wil­ Sidney A. Brown, 10 Oobum Rd., Mve a dinner meeting at the "Ox ambitldUB enough to selact the WILL BE CLOSED ‘ China' Premier Chou ’They rectnad tM t Chou has 4x- mier Ngo Dinh Diem called of Red China offered today to negotiate with the United ears of ago, is a sophomore at g e n ^ truck and its aquipment. liam K. Kilroy, chairman of arclas Mauty and glamour of an Arabian vtea praaident o f Rogera Oorp., will Yoke,” Columbia, Monday at 6:30. lancheater High School, where En-iai1U-^r«B8ed readiness praaood wlllingnass to nagotlate a on South Viet Nam’s 11 mil­ States on teniions in the Far East, including the Foraosa Mrs. Justine ScMr of Rockville The gpoup 1.4U leave Police and Leadership Ttaining; Mra Nights tala. Cbmplats With baautl- TREATS TREES Fornwaa settlement on several oc­ ■hare In tM program at the all sM ia adtive In A CappeUa Choir Headipjarteta at 13:80 pm. Sun­ Winiam HiU, uraamrar. SATURDAY to negotUtA on Formosa. lion inhabitants today ■ to area, , ■ day oonfaranea of New England will apeak on Juvenile Delinquen­ fully dealgMd oostunua and scen­ flperlallata in casions. But he haa yet to aay M and tM Student .Council. She has day, ^ 1. for NdW Britain. Buses Mrs. Viigil L. Harisog, chair­ They said, hoWeyer, it may write hiJh whether they want paraonnal and Induatrial rriatlona cy. The group will leave from the presented piano aelecUons for ery, it is a spactacular produeticn. \ ^ R 1 L 2 8 T 0 would accept a NaUonalUt China In a move interpreted os the launching of a new Com­ wUl be provided for, tM tranr* man of too nominating committee, Tickets for tola produeUon ara JapaMM Yam ba his most deterndnod effoct participant Offleato aald M prob­ general elections witUn the men at tM Bond Hotel In Hart­ Red Cross headquarters at the many of tM service cluhe. Her last ^urtatlon of tM band e ^ Auxiliary presented tM slata which was munist peace offensive in Asia, Chou issued this formal state- ford on May IX ' ~ Center at 6 p.m, sharp. i^pearance waa before toa Kl- now on salt at Dswey-Rlchman [^^ H sa Oeater Baad--Beltoa WED., MAY 4th., INC. 80 far to breidc out ably would get tittle support from ^ext few months. ent at the Asian-African conference: _t votad'unanimously. Gther officers, Co. , ' otMr Far East nations if M again matic and eccmomic iioia* \Dlem said to a broadcast to the he Chinese people are friendly to the American p«op]c. Fomal State Department com- triad to bypaaa Chiang Kai-cMX nation the huge poU would M ment waa wlthMld. Officials waited Nattonaliat leader. 'held within a weelc le Chinese people do not want to have a war with the U n iM for a cable from Bandung, todona- Howavtr, accepting a Chiang Ha aald he would abide bv the States of America. ' i aiX where C9iou declared his coun­ repraaanta^a would to affect M peoiric’s verdict and tM t when a "The Chinese government is willing to sit down and enter try ready to nagotlate with the conceding fec^tM first Uma tost permanent legislature Is formed into negotiations with the United SUtes to discuss the quM- United States to reliave taorions In anotMr China M 0m a exiata, of- M would obey its declrion to ac­ tM Far East, aapeciaUy to tM fleiala said. Chlang'WbuM M rac- cept or reject him as premier. tion of relaxing tension in the For East, especially the queo- Foemosa area. ognlaing the axUtence ottM Peip­ Fsnr Qnestioaa tion^j|elaxm g ^nsiem in thq Taiwan (Formosa) arMk” At Oattyaburg, Pa., a reporter ing reglnu for the first tflna^ If M The voters will M aSksd to give Premier MoMmmed AU ofa> early to tM morning telephoned sent a reprasentaUva to au^T. a yes or no oaswen to these ques- Pakistan aaid ha Md forward^ the text of Chou’s sutemeat to parley. \ Chou’S atatamsnt to Washington "tions: with some suggestions of his own. secret ecrvice agents at Prestdent The Unitad Btatas haa e a 11 a d you to favor of general aavaral Ubmu for a Formosa caaae- Await U. S. Reply Chiang Sees Etaenhower'a farm. The President electidnsT la spandlng tha waakend there. flra. The idw haa been proposed "X think it is a great m ove for tM t both aldea renounce toe use X Ara'^ypu for unification of relaxing tension, particularly in Plea to Otve Dm Text of force but retain their claims the armiaa?^^ ■ the criUcal Far East." AU added. Propaganda in TM agents said the President The NaUonaUats M ve said they 3. Do you wahtXbe raconqueat "It waa my understanding that the apparently had not arisen, as there won’t agree to a eaaaaflra ainca to of our total soveretonty and final negotioUons would wait for an was no Bbto of tafly activity. But affect tost might appear to n^ate consolidation of our indepandcnce ? answer from the Unitad States." Chou Propoeal they promised to try and give the their avowed totanUon of flghUng 4. Do you wish a program of The Chou statement was Issued teat of tM meaaaga to EtoenMwer X back to tM China mainland. social reform Including agrarian PREMIER CHOU EN-LAI after an informal luncheon con­ Taipei, Formosa, April 23 aa aoon aa an opportunity oc­ reform, public work* enlargement, American officials found aapeci ference tMt included repreaenta- (iT) ••Official Chinese Na­ curred. ally totorasUng Chou’s axpreased freedom of the preas and develop- tlves of the Colombo powers, spon- Pendtoy receipt of the offtcl erilllnti— T« .n r » r «**•,, roant of the country’s economy? Bora of ths Aslan-African meet- tionalist' quarters tonight version of wM t Chou said, U.S, I Diem appealed to the Blnh Turn That Clock teg, ThaiianX China and tM ~PH1F described Red China’s offer X: authoritito axpreased considerable (OaattanaiS an Page Five) Xuyen Soclaty and Hoa Hoo re­ Salk Shot Priority ippinss. Ths fiye Colombo powers to negotiate the Formosa ligious sect which are now oppos­ are India, Indonesia, Pakistan, issue vrith the United States ing him to toy 'down their arms to AHEAD Tonight Ceylon and Burma. order to make' elections possible. '^ o u had told tha luncheon con­ as "a peace offensive and a He reiterated hie desire to meet Just a reminder: Don’t for­ ference tM Peiping regiOM waa well-timed bit of propa­ With leaden of . these diaaident get to turn . .p**r clock ^or re.ady to negotiate on Formoaa, but ganda.” Rail Walkout Affects gMupa to diacusa totugratlon of iHBAD.ene Mur hefote going did not apeeiflealiy atngla out tM On March 3, U.B. Sacratary 6( thalr private troops Into tM na; to Md tonigtiif . . . repeet one -ir- ■ / United Statia as ha did In the for-^ State Dulles said upon taantag tkmal army. hour AHEAD, not Mckwerd.. Washington, April 23 The government movM by msl statemhiit, dalsgatss present Taipei: ‘T have,, however. xiaBt When the clock etrikee 3 said. MaaMag Geneva Tanas Yohifitary. means today to aosure that the Salk poU ^oedne clear that tM UnltaS BUtaa win Maanwhila, tM former balUger- , a.m. fltendard Time tom ertW Burma’s Pramiar U Nu, who haa not enter Into any negoUattaOs Thre^More Roads goes first to thoae who need it m ost Secretary o f Welfare \ ania of tha Indociiliia wihrfftartad morning. "fSat UrM’ of* aoBumsd tM role of aa East-West dealing with ths twrtfortaa ar it's our BIG SPRING SALE! tM final ragrouptog of their iorcaa fidally bcfoiitoa 8 a.n. Hd>by said she will nomx perhaps today, a National Ad- negoUator and plans a trip to the rights of tM Rapubne of Ohiaa North and Booth of Viet Nam’s This, ttiMfii you.gft Mdk l^mimlttea of sevon or idnjY Unitad Btataa, s ^ o d Chrah state- except in cooparaUon with tM Ito- BinnllighBm, A)b ., April 2S f HcUatlon Board plans-UlM with 17th ^partfel ■ Sa pfd'vided by tM t one hour o f Neep you loet momberp---"«ihail, but oa knrbadly * e B t-“ a good step toward endlinr )^H c of China." \ W*)"—Operitioin of fh m kd’ ranroad and union reprasenfativas. tM Gm va Armistice to the faU, when daylight time rapraaentativi as possible’’ — to world tension." Radford and RoMrtaoa a n com­ REGULAR$1*9R HANDORoSttW ? ditionBi railroads were sharp­ A union demand for a jointly By May 19, IS, all UrritoryUrrH north of ende. suggest allocations by states. ing to Foimosa for amafgwiey financed Malth insurance plan has President Hails Prime Minister Nehru of India Sale! “ ^ s ly curtailed in the freight- the divldtog line wUl be to the Each stats is expected to set up refused immediate comment. conferences on the situation. IV^ GROUP OF SKIRTS* been a stumbling Mock to tMt hands of tM Communist-led Viet- its own system of priorities for Taipei, however, awaita arrtvil dispute. ■The statement was not Issued at ALL )4YLON STRETCH GLOVES rich- Birmingham area today mlnh. handling its share of the vaccine. a regular conference session and tomorrow o f Adm. Radford and VAUIB TO HOW as new troubles arose in the Southern nveraors, matting re­ Jona^ Salk for to ^ a iMw Bhorila atyla. C olon : Wbita, pink, blue. On. that ‘ data the last of the The plan, developed in a confer­ many delsgataa did not know RoMrtaon with a mixture of foar FAMOUS INDIAN PRINTS strike beset Southeast. cently at NaahviUe, sat 11 am. French Unton force# wM fought a ence here yesterday and approved libout i t and hope. (CST) today'as a deadline for.aet- lasing MtUa against mixsd nation­ ‘Survival .City’ And - PlcMta baited train crewa at b y Preeident Biranhower last Pabo Conquest There, was no elaboration from Noting that Premier Chou $3.99 $4.99 toe interchange yard dt toe lUtooto Uement of tha LAN strike. TMy alism and communism for seven night, will have no effect on the Communist sources at the confer<> En-lai’B statement at Bandung — Vloeso^.nyo■, cotton, linen weave nyon and pelloa. Central, Frisco and. Central of did not say wMt aetton tMy would yaara wUl ba withdrawn to the free Immunisetlon of first and sec­ cnce on what Rad Chiiia wduld came on the eve of tM arrival of T liN COUCH COViS s a $2.69 taka. If tMir request was not met Free South, - Will Be Target Washington. April 33 (P) — #S9 pr« Georgia here -on toe ~mi— of suppliea to dMtors for adipinis- ily aa they arrived to receive ft-ora ■ \ ■ t . ’ VALUES TO $12.98—NOW and Nashvine, struck March 14 M i ths Seaboard. Seaboard officials accused the United Stataa of try­ Past exparienca shows tM Unitad REGULAR $14)0 non-operattog unions. and supervisory personnel were Vb(e in Sai^ny You won't find Burviral City, Nev., tering to thoee not covered ,1^ the fooeident Eisenhower the ih«nits ing to create tension in ths For­ Statea cannot do bustoaaa with tM 90x1M DOUILE K D SIZE basa eaa* $3.98 LADIES' HANDBAGS P. L. Shackelford, strike direc­ op«rattog freight trains, but pas- on any map, and you may never frae program. ' of a grateful nation. mosa area and overthrow the Red Reds.’ ’ $7.98 , tor for the non-operattog LAN ssnger schsduiM on tM Birmtog- gat a chance to. The atomic taat 3X66X606 Onn Be Vaceinalad Stenographers peered through regime to Peiping. The mkeam an, Tao Hst-ahaiMr, T ^ ’h AM so many, tiaaa for thaaa colorful* India prtnU. Uaa RILL FASHIONED handla,' clutch, tot# and over toe shoulder stylas. Plaatle Slim skirt with 'slaavriew Uouat. personnel, aald tM pickets were Mm-Atlsnta leg iff toe road’s Held <^cial to minirb, or a portion of It, may M In a formal statement after tM doorways. Presidential aides one of Chiang Kal-ahek'a advtsera, th m t e couch covina, badspraada, drapwiaa, table clotM Cut IMenda Fonneea Stand added: . •tx Alio faille and plastic ealf. Many atyiaa. repreoentativea of toe Seaboard, rw to to Washington and New ■'^’n off ths map Tuesday be- conference, Mra. Hobby said sta­ came out of their offices. for a Chou defended aa just, what ha them rqi for akirto, smocks, aprons and aportawaar. sp6itTsw*AR---Bec»iro f i d Ob .,^ths cartographers can even ’ ’to any case, the Unitad Stataa 40 GAUGE DARK SEAM tha LAN and the Frisco. York were canceled. tistics showed tMt an estimated look. Chief aide Sherman Adams, called the determination of Um It was too early to tell tM tuU Arms for Bonn piacn-it 35,600,000 children can M vacci­ ia on record that it wlQ tsM part sometimes said to M harder to Chtoaae people to “ UMrate" For­ to no dlscuaaiott on Formosa with- SHEER HYLON . OperauonaoftMto^addi- effect o f tM work storoogc on / ■ _____ Xurrival City—raaUy, a secUoa nated by July 1,/ but tMt almost reach than tM President himself, mosa, now tile island atrohghold of otoraUons of the flltools CtoitraL of your town and mine—U the tar- ao comrnsrcial toppHaa are avail­ tional railroads were affected im- . Hanbver. Oarmany, April 83 (A) came into the Ipbby, crouched, the anU-Communlat regime head­ (OoattoiMd on POgo FIva) _ GIRt^eWBBy SHORTS Frisco and Central of Oconto- t of tM biggest atomic age Civil able now. The free school program down,, and M d a cM t* with the ed by^Gen. ChlOog Kai-shek. tt*»nntogliam —Fdur million Weat Oarmons will ifenae teat aver ntonned. How It S p ^ d lT Blue Denim. CUaa 7H 'to Atoa, a tafjeBarpdtorfor an^rai 1*6 ssengei "trains frony-Bir,wing*' TOta- tomorrow - in -tM Bonn R a - K la . rattin g -tbS-flrat quanUtlss.----- threa-SaUt-youngstenu ------— Caidu aakL Fortposa "is entirely knea. • Mm to Chicago db the IC, and pnblic’s .last election under the stands toa blast and witMriiig ‘ These ofS tM simple Inescapa­ a matter of our tetsrnal affairs Bag. 83.9X ...... NOW $ x o o heat of a bigger , than average A- ble facta about the supply situa­ Then came the ceremony M i| - to new spring aMdea. All with ra- Thla development, at midnight, from BtrmtogMm t « Mamphis on Allied occupatton. oring the developer of the vaccine and the axercisa of our aovereign- REGULAR S9« ORcl A9c oama a few hours Mfore new at- the Frisco were eancelsd. The Cbn- bomh may detarmln'e how wall tion,’* sM said. ty." ' • Inforcad heel and toes for extra wear. WhatAYalue! Voters of Lower Saxony name ao^ American city survives against the dreoiled polio. nH$T QUALITY HEAVY WEIGHT teimta_ to aattla tM walkout of trsl of Georgia operates IC trains a new state parllamant in an alac- Vlt la a BituaUon which wUl re­ In the rote garden outside the Last Feb. 3, Red China rejected BuUetiiis 50,000 Southern Bell Telephone sMmy attack some day. quire very great patience on tM a Ud from tha UiUted NaUona for GIRLS'COTTON JERSEYS south of Birmingham, and ap- tion 'that could Mva aa important /T M muitlmilUon doUar teat wUl President’s office, the 40-year-old CANNON AND DUNDEE 72x90 FULL 3Vd I^UND Ca workers, also on March 14. I^nUy . WiU bt left with m affaSt on CbancaUor Konrad part of everyone. On the other Salk, greying at the temples and talks on a cease-fire to Formosa from tho AP Wiros ' Bias 10 to IX O Q ^ LAN, which employs put the nuclear torch to lo homes, hand-, it if, to my opinion, a hdpe- strait. Only this wsek UJf, Sec- through aervlee. at least AAanauUr'a rearmamant plana. . six Induatrial structures, a radio a little stoop-shouldered, stood -R if* O^'OO* ee«eaaaee*eeeee****a •^■''a f a a a>a a * 4 * a a a • . N O I V w P € 18,000. . . tul pictureinstead of yean ratary General Dag Hammar- OUR OWN IRAND . , ^ Tallroad offlclsl who dacltobd ' The pro-weStern Chancellor’s station, two complete electrical between PraeiMnt EiseiUiowar and TURKISH HAND and .»~ -. Oovaraora o f AUtaama. Missis­ to M quoted by asms aald freight poUcy of alliance with toa West there now ramoto only monlM M- akjold said he .could see ho merit RED FLEET BTRAFED- , (HIUF* DEFAR’nMENT—3itd FLOOR / , j sippi and Geoigia planned to meet po#er systems, gas Une itacUons, fore the srant boon of tM Salk a beaming, grcy-suijtad Secretary service would be maintained so under the Paris treaties is the big gasoline tanka and four communi- ,of Welfare Hobby. — to suggestions that thf United Xaipel, FeroMoa, Aprtl 38 m REGULAR S1.00 in AUanu today with offlbials of far M possible and .Uy^a trains issue. NaUona take up the ' Formosa —Air Force .headquarters ii»* Nylon ond Rayon Blend SoutMrn BcU and the CIO Com­ catoxiB towers, aach over 100 feet (Oentoiaed ea Paga Ibree) J Eisenhower' had a handsomely question at tha presant time. FACE SIZE TOWELS left tM yard after pickets ap* 'Dna to Get Sovereignty tali. . got-qp citation for Salk . . . "His­ ported Cbiaeao Natlaaallat SIMULATED LEATHER munication Workers c4 America. peared. AU were mahnad by su- Under these treaties, West Ger­ Chou did not iiv e out the For­ plaaes strafed sod damaged Bva NYLON TRICOt SLIPS X Nina atatoa M ve been affected by TM federal OvU Defense Admin­ toric contribution to human wel­ mosa statamant himself. It waa penrisery employes. many is due to receive sovcirelgaty istration said its portion of opera­ fare . . . a benefactor of mankind.” Ceaunaxist laadtog craft sad a Of 40 denier nylon. Your choice of lace trim or m m tM phone walkout. distributM by Kang Mae Cho, Rad small gnabeat off A m oy tsilar JEWEL CASES BLANKETS An howr-earller, tha National — next month and to start building a tion cue—official name for tM Ths Tribute to FDB _Wlth atif riftog traya AU.wttb lock and keys. SIm 7 *x i embroidery and nat~lrim, Blaaa 33 to 40. Whits b W ' i— rock on tracks. televtaion and big-acreen movies. . MMCHikHDISi SBWCED Wolfaon said M took at least system, tM percentage af votes About 880^ guasta — to pajamas The.new incraaaa was announced cauM advartlatog his dropped oft se rted today. TM Weal Btrito TOWEL ENSEMBLE three aeatOi toariag six on tM BoMon-Bangor "Flying Yankee" The ABNE annual maattog Mra in Sunday conuc aacUona. He Trnekfrs Aseo. said they areea SO L8. DRICONURE ...... * $ 2 .4 0 TOO UTC fOK CASm SSUINO nwcaaaary to alact one director ia and party'riothso—safely svaeu- after stock exchanges had ended roUa pver 88 plaaee af dynamite turned from naUonal affairs sitd ~REG U U R59e ntoa-man board for Avery. . Tbo 10 par cent of tM total votes qaat atad tM century-old MaxweU trading for toe weekend. ascribed this leoa to TV than to the eeaSacated Juat hafore lamrtoff SO LI. VIGORO ...... S 2 .S 0 . Avery forces contended Wolfson but ao one ia hurt by series of government newe restrictions to wider use of’ color advertisements IM Soviet taae to aafor. Weal plus ons vote. T or Wolfson to get House Hotel early today after First reaction on Wall Street miner eqilosiona . . . Naugatuck a shop-talk aesalion featuring the to other sections of tM paper. FI- . Rcf. $1*19—22x44 CO. ; 94c 180 L$ S*10*S ... S4.4S took two, leaving oevan for Avary. the three places on tM board be flames brake out -on toe third was a forecast tMt the market A.B.C. O lid PUNJAB Marked Down Wolfson sold M might "poosibl^ man who is accused of irlog tkree fata of the funnies. And editors must take some of SO LB* AGRICO ...... S 2 *SS clalma, ha^wfil Mve to Mva '80 floor. . i. . probably would dacltoa when it bnOete into wife’s head has been Lee Hills, execuUve editor of the Mva taken four. g^crat of tM teUl cast phu Firomep, 'hampered by thick reopens Monday. tMn recover a tM blams for discouraging funny, LAN TRAC8L OYNJ S Li* GRASS SEED ...... $ 2 .9 8 'ActuaUy, neither side could M immad defendant to $35,000 suit Detroit Free Press and Miami paper readera, Hill said. Mcause: LeolavUle, Ky,, A|xff / R n * i9 c — 14x2R g8 L ... TOPPERS $ , , $ . , $ smoke tMt 'MoMftod the dows- few days later. One oboerver said by oistor-to-law oa adidtolstratrix Herald, told.the 400.editors tMt . fin est QUALITY PRINTS 49e 16 95 19 95 25.00 sura. It would aU depend upon how At tM and o t yaatarday*a ffva- toem-area, brought the blase un­ ‘ ‘At a Uma when avarytlitog la The nsata track af tM to s tha toeraaaa is "not large enough o f doad'womiih’a aatate. comic readatehip "haa decllnad gotog. wtda-scraan and hoaad I.ealsvMs A many of tM U cast would M hour stodtooldw _aaMtoo, Avary der’ caMrcl to : lata than two to ebanga tM coMsa of the vaBd. And aadh atdo'undoubtedly isauad a sUtonunt , - - Atty. Oan. Harbart BrowpaU aoine." but added: wa’va been cramptog an< uses ■allread On. aoar Lo COATS B . , . , $ aaytaff, ■"! ani hours. Thare ware ho Injurias. uaritet'* talla banquet audience in Dallas ."Comics are still extre':^)r pop­ Tour chance toohtain tM Itoaat quality priata 22 95 9 2 9 95 34.00 bad proxlaa, which were auto- vary potoCdl to tMu atockholdera tog and 'reducing'' tha ris# the sraa dyaaBtited ’ for ^ M|X wirotis, aportawaar, dn^eries.. Reg. 29c Feee CIoHm ee. 25c V^Ni tr$4X88. il^eaUy ravokad when tM aairie TM firs was. dtocovesxd to a Many stock broken had bean tx- Truman admintttrattan was lax in ular aadvl predict Unt tM y and com ics.. 3 Federal Baraaa ot f(ff thalr.aampnlton of nwnninrr' atore-,j^m about 1:10 a-At;, and ting tM tocraao* with the has WnMds, ate. O w 78 pattaraa aM colortoga j Made eepe^lly for pa by ana of tM flnmt towri milla to tM Asara soot araxlaa wltB a totgr OuMida o f t s laidintB o f Ms own Its enforoeaseet of onU-laMr other antertatomeht faaturas w(U Jdany pepara, M raportad. ara * railed It aaethar eoao at •veexMH 'ycaa ordarad from tha credit buMag. Borne said they rackataartog^w s . . . Plana for coMiHia.td M on important pert now raatottoB the coouea to five- lags. Edward L. Beyls, FBI emtotry. Bxtia bmvywe^ht, solid colon in blue, nUe grem. fiO M data to tM other aids. group,'M r. WoUaon racaivad ^ y bjilldtog. '" - ■ ■ ' r wtdta, hantar graen. axalaa rose, petal pink, g r^ and yellow. , SUITS $2'S.OO, $38.00 ^ 'Ward’s matting waa adiouraad a small mtoarity vota." had axpectad tM new re^pUranwiUheavy toeraaaa in cater Msgisloa' of. )M aewapapers." cohunn width. dial ageitt to ' MAMOt litt COMM* .Vahm ta'^im uhtU May IX On tool-data tito R e « t 'fipB^VX hotel ownar. toMTSpareaht I are aaaouaoad by , Waltar liatar, maaagtog editor at The editors daVotaia this oanclud- fast af « I I '■*■■ I j ' «. alaetlBn laapaetora w w i « |U% ^ C o . at tM nfiladalphta BuUotto, daaotb- .« Biifa 1Ma6)$ •) ■MsUng ot ad OieMtHps to a recant'ioaua o t

S .1 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), MANCHESTER, CON^k^ SATURDAY, APRIL , ^ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, MANCH^TEB, CONK^ SATORDAY, APRIL 28> 1958 23 195 PAGE THREE lltfiiN ’ ...... I ...... Ill Edlninuigh, flootland, and a t the Bolton Salk Shot Priority 2^ Escape RodtVflle-Vemon- l,t0S lichiiMS Inuhd Coventry time ef M r departtwe ftom 1m)bm, j Betrothied: w u a typtot in the first two days of opera­ ing with the U.8. Navy for 13 (OwMBBaS (rem Page Oae) (OeBthfiieiK ^iR Paga Om ) tions at . the State Armory. years. Ha U stationed on a mine­ School;/Children Thrilled By SBC As School Locatihn^ "The ' aub-braach lasued 618 Findings f^Church Meeting sweeper. He served in the Pacific vaccine can ha mada avaUalfia to said fire damage than many mUlioi)a.’’ '83,000, but that lid take yesterday, 134 more than ware area during World War D. /* "NEWY< several days to \iaaued S u n d a y , the day it The couple nMt whUe he w u on LUt Tm IcM Bolton, t (Special)--A Slia Said toa.cdnferenea of doc­ ite the the Srst.Boy Scouts in the world. Coventry, April 33 ipeeial) —^tend the seaeton. Dean G. Wiley, "Vera Crus" CONFIDENTIAL" smoke and wratcr____ , BaektrOU^ Aprtl » (Spactal)—< ted here. ' Have in Scotland. Ms* __ third grade of tha Salk •M- tors, public health'worken, drug Since the fflrst World he IS- office is closed today Ittaa of tha ‘board chairman, wiU be in charge. \ BROD CRAWFORD pollo' vaccine ; the Kle­ Many of thou routed the u d harmony hl|hlighted The Parsonage Brehut-Duaiiack "White Orchid” Engaged mahufacturera and others which fire were here for a high . served many years In,^ the HHUah but \ ^ H be open every . day Second Congregal Church has Monitayb Meetings Carolyn Ann Dunnack, ^^ASTERION OF mentary Schoo| in an uh- teat nlght't jneeUag of the High Army and Bsltish Customs b ^ re Monday's muUngs include: ■taitlM TasiMtee usual expei the flret tour developed the allocetlon plan "ac- fraternity convention, and a _____ next vm k, including a halt oompteted its on the pro- iter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam u IfitS f* School BoUding CbmmiUM. If any becoming Minister of Poods. day Satti^y. Present Ucenaes day Busy Little Chefs 4-H au b , 6:30 of Depot Rd., Coven- OONTEtfEMA". KANSAS" gradu yest« y. MClvin M. Cook compUshed all that Ws hoped for.. ber of students were attending a gtaagraaittant axiaU' between the New Knglaad Oenfafenoe posed repairs the parsonage, p.m. with Mrs. WUllam H. Km - A«s OeriMr Oearge Meatgeamiw of French visited the school there w u not one disuntlng vote dance in the ballroom. SMieiis ST expire at'Wdnlght April 30. It Is definite date will w u married to Frederick J. ■sasbr^Bueri Firemen said they believed the ntembara of the committee. It waa The Mew England Conference y(M); Cub Scout Pack 67, Den Brehant Of Hebron this afternoon . la Osier with a pojr of Rhesus monkeys, in the day’s AcUvitieA’’ Ini MHNtiiicsiNstl aisiCAi isto fl imt apparent during a aeaaioi. at Lutheran Brotherhood will meet at the morning wor- 7 p.m. with Mis. Robert in the First Oongrsgatianal "AlWmc BID" '.the aiiinws from which the v u - Tha recommahdationa w ere: b lsu started from the air condi­ tomorrow afternoon at S:S0 at the serviorii tomorrow for a gen- don; Den 5, 7 p.m. with M ^ OsttMar STARTS SUNDAY clne ill mrivedt... 1. Estebllshment bf a National tioning aysteni in a etora ntom. which Chalnnan Joim.lUcott Jn, meeting to hear and Church. Shaw mart* tiSC All downtown flra stations plus preaented optiona on thKe piecea First Lutheran Church on West' Mac()uown; Den .4, 7 The Rev. TrUman O. Irelaiid, Allaa Ladd la It w|ta a case not only of whst Advisory Committee to recommend Main St., with approximately 300 k Badlngs.- Mis: IG chul Kelly; Scout Btarlias Ta'aarraw "GRUMPY" knew but who they voluntaty eliocationa on a state-by- several from outlying a re u re­ of property for approval, v About^own 'all the committee was ap­ putor, performed the double ring Shaw StaHa t:M atate basis, aimed at as(niring sponded to the alarm. Downtown AU three options were for 60 brotherhood men and their wives' Troop 65, 7:80 p.m., ______Hill ceremony with the bride given in As Mrs. Sylvia Patrick dis- Miss Lorraine E. p o i n t to look into the posriblU- School; Cub Scout Pack M, Dbn cHtLoncN n?tr Uie .vaccine with her cUm, availability to children 1 through streets wer* blocked and early Q0INII d a ^ one on the Oik property at expected to be present. marriage by her father. Wl p/Mqlond' P: ,i .,i, i.j i \ There will be a-worship service ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wl /of repairing' the present par- 4, 6 p.m. with MrSi Lean Chau; Clifton. Goodale, onranist, played bborlng youngsters of Cook 19 years of age at tha Ume it ta morning spectators gathered by the comer o< Weat St, and Regan and the tost involved, and moet needed. the hundreds. Rd. and the other two on the ad> opening the convention with the Foster of Avery 6t.. j''a St. Mary's Senior^ CYO; S p.m. M traditional wedolng msrehu. bgniaed that his pets ware the, PHMMJIC Gordon E. Hoihl, pastor, act- the Nee^sAviand Oqheervati Investigate the posslbiUtlea church HaU; Noffh and South Cov­ Mrs. Jouph P. Eaton, aoloist, aatig species u thou ued by Dr. 3. Creation of state committees jjpinihg Aberle property on Regan building a nsw parsonage. The ^Jonu Selk iq producing the vu- compoMd of health, medical and ltd. The three aecUona oomUned iag M liturgist. The speaker will Music andxS reguMr entry firem en/6 p.m„ respective "1 Love Yfm Truly,’’ "Oh Piomlaa be .the Rev. Herman F. Vesper, the chorua, wilt pairtleipate in committee waa 'told to keep the flrehouau; American Legion and Me," and "BecauM." clne. They arranged for the visit drug industry reprauntatlvea to Rail Strike Affects ; conatitute the recommended a^ooi disposition of tha old. building in AuxUiary^ p.m., American Legion yesterday of the male and female handle immunlxation plana within OPEN SUNDAYS MSti foribooming Jbrijbn Hall ride wore a gown of ivory schedule, and to study most ef- T. Garde. the ladies of. the First Lu^eraa Georgs Eugene P ta tt from Win- pita with the Rev. ’J | Mary’s Caturch. The Rev. Bernard satin and Chantilly lace, with hla two pets. The gltls were in slppl Supreme Court prohibited iguroo for the selections and bwr.ahend, Vt, ^ neceulty, einoe she dtaUku boys ■ J. A t lata Felix Byc^hnlikl, ia a graduate soil plenty ot wear leftYfl The evening program will oppa member, of the Nor double ring ceremony. u tin . full skirt ending In a train. Mr. and Mra. Robert. G. Knight telephone ~exclnnigu in hla suggoated sites. This conunittee with Invocation by the Rev. Mar­ gatkmal Church. Intenuly. Several boya tested het T he recommendatiou also pro- state. of Manchester High School and ia shoes when broaght hern far' will present a preliminary report Francis D. -Franx, orgbnlat, Her fingertip vdil of imported silk on this score and invariably the of Port CoUina, Colo., announce the poead that distribution be bandied employed in the peracmnel depart­ tin L.' Doleer Jr., pastor of the Mary B, Cheney AmdUary, Bivlted/to played the traditional yredding Illusion w u futened to a crown engagement of their daughter, Es­ District 'iudge J e u Johnson expert repairing. for approval in an executive aea- traWV, Will celebrate lU S5th an- reuUon wu a snul ahd angry through pie usual channels ot h ^ e d Louisiana atrikera from ment of the Travelera Insurance First Lutheran Churm, Southing­ TTio Mventlv v d .gradets marchea Miu. LuefUe nsmblay of nylon net, trimmed with peuls chatter. Cook h u promised the ther, to Earl H. BiaMH. son of trade — from maufacturer to Co. WORK DONE WHILE ‘rich of the buUding committee ton with the Rev. Richard L nivenwry Monday at 6 p.m. la the of top Sundhy School are' and leaf motif edge. She carried a toi^tenlng working Southern ' Y ou WAIT next Monday eveninn. w u soloist. The churdi altar w u youngatcri a return visit to show Mrs. Mary L. Bissell, 304 School wholesale druggist to retail dnig- uk -• ‘ Bell employes. • Her fiance, recenUy discharged Croastand, pastor of the Church State Armory. Momhars of Ward to a Junior'Rally tomorrow d^ated with a vau of season cascade bouquet of white carna­ St. gUt. Mo mention waa made last night Clieney Tent will hold Its ntonth- them a collection of slides of the The phone company u y a a no- from the U.S. Army, Wraa gradu­ of the Good Shephard, in Nor­ noon at the Andover flowers. tions, Bwut p e u and a shower of monkeys. Mlu Knight hu taught in Allocations and priorities tor ated from Weaver High School and of the ao-called Hoepital lot site, walk, acting as toestmastcr. W serrloe at the same time, and' Uonal, Uhurch. .The raUy sw u t peas. achools in the state of Colorado, at ■trike clAUM U holding up uttle- S A M Y U L Y E S favored, by some groups. Allan Itoptotment offlcera of both Mra Victor Hannan of Wauke .'.RCOlINtR BCIUR Camera Club Meettag the vac(dne would be paued ta was employed by Station WTIC SHOE REPAntlNO Greetings will be given by all jCraloia from the Tolland gan, IU., sister of the groom, w u The maid of honor wore a gown Mr. add Mrs. Harold Lord will the University of New-Muico in part on records showing which ment of the strike. 'The union before hia induction into the urv- Schaeffer. Site Committee chair- Harold Schelbe, president of the groupa are expected, lig h t re­ Windham Aetna. of orchid lacs and net with strap- Albuquerque, an# at pruent is on uya the no-etrike issue is sec­ OF THE BETTER KIND . n a a , gave a report of the Mitchell freshments will be served by a M of honor. Bridesmaids ware talk to the Camera Club Monday geographical a re u normally have Ice. He urved with the U.S. Army local Brotheihood; R ^ e r W. T* Meet Wedaeaiay Mary Rou of Storra e(msin leu bodice worn with a. lace cap % ^ on their uperiencu with paper the home ecbnomlcs tuching staff the earliest upturn in cau'a, in ondary. that wragu and an agree­ aa a military poUcemait in Ger­ 18 Maple SL—Acrou FroiR aind Pi^^tto praperties, fomter- Lindgren, Hartford, preaident of omnmlttoe from the AuxiUary af­ The Garden Oub ExJcutlva with Peter Pui coUu, toll skirt ot at the UnlYerslty of Minnesota, St. ment for full arbitration tra the First Natloaal PorUag Let ty considered, and Informed the ter the meeting’.^ of groom, and M ra Albdrt Po- \ \ M U h iwgativu and will show much of part on which age groupa have the main stumbling blocks. many. the New England Conference Board wlU to u t Wodneaday at landNif Malire Tool and Manufacturing Co. The program would be besed on no diaitiiasiDn on these sites. % dent. .Mr. and -Mrs. Samuel^ Kemp, 147 Items to be fileciiu ed will be a atreamers. h u been described by Program 1 Manchester. the firat two days of the etrike at roUowlng next Monday’s ae* The principal speaker will be E. Center St, who is a'mwnber of w butXmaa. Albert Potaiid of The bridesmaids wore gowns of The couple plan to be married use of two shots. ot vaccine for the big Sperry gyroscope plant workeni at the Huntsville (Ala.) the faculty of the . Verplanck plant and food aale May 31. and Maiden, V t^and Lawisnce Jack Chairman Philip Dooley u a eech child u f u t as supplies )ie- ^ Whittaker Photo Mamrfacturing Co. and thr ^ n - aloe, it is expected that the necea the Rev, Dr. C. nanklln Koch, a forthcoming community project son were nils green, styled similar to the means of manipulating prints tor In Connecticut the latter part of appeared ended after the striking aary steps will be taken to, secure executive secretary of the Unit­ School, is apending hei-' epriiig va­ maid of honor.Their cascade bou­ • ’niebw-eoatbeStrymvidmfldlyeala- July and will make their home In come available. A third "booeter’’ MRS. WILLIAM ROBERT SCHALLER union agreed to limit pickets to coln MtUa of Alabama was called Specfo/ Bos SdMdalO The bride whre a gown ot hu v y Aa Lew As better effects. shot would be given not leu than for today. approval of the State Department ed Lutheran Church in America. cation a t Baa Island, Oa. quets were of light pink cama- matle radister hsatiac p lu a yam *MaBfi Clifford Loomis, preaident. will Manchester. five at each plant gate. The school bus ro u tu for the Uce and tuUe, jacket over a UoM, ewMt p e u and atreamars. hot water sapphr. H u fttal-oaviag Ama- seven months after the second ahot The wedding of M iu Isolds To- topped with m ixturu of spring In New York attorneys for the M m ' s end WomM** of Xdocatlon and the Vernon >. There will be community ring­ coming week have been announced fitted bodlco wlto strapa eklrl $ 1 0 Meatfcly call the meeting to order at 8 f.tn, and not later than the start of the Board of Bducation, and that ing during the evening and the .Through a , mlaundarstanding, The flower girl wore dusty rou at the school. . All interuted per- lands Urbenetti, daughter of Mr.TSovjw and Ivy. company and the CTO Interna- UJI. WPOSES RED MOTION the Mancheater "WATE8" an­ by the office of Supervising Prin­ styled Of lace withNUtamate Uers taffeta with net overskirt She P in a...... those who attend vriU pack and next polio ueaon. The mother of the bride chou tional Union of Electrical Wortc- the Selectmen will be contact^, program will close with the ring cipal Royal O. Fisher. Since there BanMtebJamS so u are welcome to attend the aes- carry a box mul. An off# ing for Dr. H u t Van Riper, . medical and Mrs. Peter UrbanetU, 312 PLAIN C O ^ together with the Board of II- ing of the Brotherhood Hymn and nounced the hour of their Bret of tuUe and lace, ending in a lace carried a white lace basket filled a dark brown and beige dreu with era agreed accept a State Su­ New Haven, April 23 (F) —The rummagbxtole Thursday, April 38, srlU be no school sessioM in either terder. Her fuU lengUiXaet veU of ■ton. the Church World Service MMon director of the NaUonal Founds Main St., and William Robert beige lace jacket, pink accuser' preme Courtto Juetice u mediator. U.S. District Attorney’s Office haa ClMM«d on^ Frossad nance, in order that a town meet­ the ECinedictlon by the Chaplain. Windham or Manchuter Hl|^ with awmtheut rosu, pink sweet lASY IflMS Isr Savinga Report will be taken (hiring the Worship tion, aald after the meeting that Schalter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Married Oeaplee to Asaiat as 10:30 a.m. It should have been Parisian design peu and marguerites. l u and white cymbidium orchid The union, which repreaenta 9,000 opposed a motion. by counsel for ing may be called to take action 6 am., Tinker Hall.. 8cho(da and the trade schooU wUl with her from — IMSIRIBUTED BY — The achoot uvlngs report this Service with i.iJch the rally will na one would need the "booster’’ ert Bchaller, 77 Mlnnechaug Dr., on a proposed sl^. The Married Couples Club of the The bride's inother wore a navy week showed $13(i.48 depicted by chtu. Adjoumament ta expected et corsage. The mother of the of the 16,000 made idle at the com­ Mven alleged Connecticut Com­ be in Muion the regular routes w u futened m a uua. Her Co shot until n u t February or March. Glutonbury, took place this morn­ bridegroom chou a marine blue pany’s three plants, -atao promised munists asking the U.S. District Union Oongregational Church will have been altered. strut-length dreu, white ucee- i n students and $13.^ in U.S. 7:30 p.m. Basil O’Connor, head of t!ie foun­ ing at 10 o’clock in St. James' To Honor I leaders aariet the p^or at the 10:45 TTw Women’s AuxUiary of the lenlal bouquet w u of white ehyna soriu and white carnation cor- and white print dreu with navy no more violence. The company Court to permit an inspection at Cora H. Webb, Tolland County Army and Navy Club will serve a The Manchuter b u su will ttena Savings Stamps purchiaed by 11 Maeeu Tomorrow dation, aald in an interview that (Thurcb. Tlie Rev. Francis Butler morning service tomorrow. Those saga Hie groom’s mother wore MANCHESTER pupils. Haases will be celcl-rated at St. and white accessories and a cor manutocturu ele'^tronics equip­ the grand Jury minutes on which Home Demonstration Agent, an­ poUuck aupper Tuesday, April travel the regulu routu. Leo F. The mathm of honor wore a navy stiset-langth. dreu, white hla organisaticn would consider performed the ceremony and cele­ sage of red swuthurt rous. ment. mostly foe- the UA Araed their indictment le based.. The nounces that local leaders in home, toklim part include William John' 36, at 6:80. Membere are reminded TVemblay will drive in the morn­ Methodlat Cbnrch ScheduH Mkiirlce Chiqiel at 5:80 and 10 wm. supplying a third shot free to the brated the nuptial high Mass. Mrs. aoa. Everett Walker, Mrs. .Edmund gown ef pink lace and ’tulle with accesaoriu and ptilk carnation cor- "Do All To,.the Glory of God" tomotTOw. A reception tor about 200 guuts Forces. . | - government’s motion in opposi­ demonstration work will b4 hon­ to bring .A hot dish or salad. ing and Harry GigUo in the af­ eton jacket and fuU eklrt She first and second graders now bclsj Ralph Maccarone w u organist and is being held at the American Le­ In another major strike, involv tion was filed ynterdsy. ored April SO at the University x/t Ma^Ofrau, Mre. Kenneth Pater- ternoon. . PIPE and SUPPLY CO. will be the' iermon topic of the immunised if toe public iv«nt8 it soloist. Bouquets ot spring flowers eon, TTieodore Hlrth. Mr. and Mrs. wore a pink nylon picture hat and reception tor about 300 guuts Rev. J. Richard Yeager at United Maoehester Eveatag Herald Bol- gion Home from 1 to 6 o'clock this ing some 23,000 CTO textile work­ Ocnnactlcut at the ,8th annusd Mr. and Mrs: Selim Mitchell, 65 The Windham Regional TSchi- . CALL US FOB GEBTIFIED OEALEBS— TEL. MT f Ifftt to and will provide the necesaery were Used u decorations. afternoon. Spring flowers are be­ ers against 24 mills in f(^r New NEWS9IAN RITES SLATED Moth-Prooffid Home Demonstration Day. This William Johnbon will give the ser­ cal School students are' to meet carried a Colonial bouquet of pink W|ui held in the Nathan Hale Com- Methodist Church tomorrow. Wor toa corraspondeat, Mra. J oaeph funds. The bride, whose father gave her mon, . . . Delmont St., are weekend gueets and adilte camatlona munUy Center. Out of sUte guuU ing uud tor decorations and music Ekigland eta tee, there was pome At No Extra Chsrgfi meeting will launch Nation a I of Tau Chapter of Delta Kappa at the Robertson School on the 5 ^ ------ahlp lervlce wilt be st "l l~K.m, PTballa, teiephaai) Ml 6-6546» . . . In Detroit, meanwhile. Puke. in marriage, had as her matron of hepe of settleuieiii. ' Sunday Servfees ajn. regular busu and trsfiafer The brideBrnalda wore gowna of were from New Jereey. Ohio, \Church School session is held at is being furnished bj^ "The L.A.D.' —Herttord-. April S3 (>P)—A fUner.- Home Demonstration Week, for Epsilon Fraternity at Hamilton PeriMyivanla, Florida, North Cai' Cbaaasl A Mew OavM, Cau. SDin>AT,.AriUI. M Davis A Co. and the CIO Chemi(^ honor her sister, Mrs. Raymond J. Trio.” There, is also a bubbling opens al service , will be held Monday tor 1055 in Connecticut Baptist Education Day will be CoUege, Clinton, N. T. Ham­ to Roland Green’s Bus 4. This bus lu e and tulle, styled ehnUar to C’bsi asl IS aaftfwe, Caas. 6:50 A .m . Woriiers Union were pledged to­ Shane of Ptiiladelphia. Pa. Her observed at the llta.m. service to­ that «rf the bride. H iu R ou worn olina. \ Cbaaaal I t FUtefiaU, Mata. lies A H a u Rally tor missiona in ptmch fountain. at Lewiston, Maine withritn rerepresen­ John D. Sullivan, of WetKerafleld, In making the announcement she ilton is having its annual will then proceed to the village, OMUraal M Maw BtIMta. Caaa. U.S. Hikes Margin day to make every effort to avoid hridumaids were Mrs. Louis I. When leaving on a wedding trip tatives ot the Bates Manufactur-. day foreman ot the Hartford Cour- Towie CiMMrs emphasised the Importance of the morrow, with Miss Jane Blatter, Parents' Weekend. Next week Pine Lake Shores and down - R t e j u end Mra Poland, blue. Their For traveling the bride wore an whiCh all churches of the Nonvich Jodoin of Main St., another sister, a student at the. Teachers Collega orchid Unen\ dress, white u c u - CbssMl n W startem . Caaa. 5;iiaSf"“' “ 'arF " Barab lnterruptiM8. After a two talks. ' gray fitted suit with pink and strike. The hop. - was for a pattern brief illneu. ' SUUivan had been TEL. MI 8-8084 work Msryear in the state whiCh as guests of their younger eon, the aftemooA, luving WlUimah- A weddiiw breakfut w u hald (U ) n u t Church in Manchester at 8 p.m: But the union said hi a state­ Schaller of Glutonbury, sister of white accesaories, mink u a rf and of settlement for all of the etrik- with the newspaper smee 1928. He will also have a part in the service. Scott Mitchell. tic at the regular time. tor about 60 ]>nraou at the OOve WMka unaimounC^d wedding trip, a v s n c K Rev. WiUkrd McLAUghltn, former the bridegroom. Plenty of TYee Paridng shows there were-'hMn'a than 3,700 St. John's Episcopal Church the couple will irtaks their home •iM ( •> ' (CoRttaaed from Page Oae) ment last night that management white orchid corsage. After May erS. The chief* iuue ia wager. ia euriflved by nia widow, two sons, volunteer leaders who conducted The public schools urill be In Rutaurant. Raymond O’Brien’s WE6TEBN nA vaocne (U> FILM '.putor of 'the North Methodist will not be pumitted to "uploit” Richard M. Schaller of 352 2 the couple will be at home at But a atrike of 2,400 textile a slater and a brother. Mrvicea Include: 5 a.m. Holy Com­ orchestra of WUUr.rantte furnished of Depot Rd. \ is; raa ri'M saow more than 0 JOO local meetings. Manchester Assembly No. 15, seasion next week. Coventry Dey ATOM BOMB rR B T V S Church, will he ^ c s t speaker. Keith Fuuton, pruident of the the situation "to gain a aelfiah Woodland St. waiLhis cousin’e b u t 31 ttelmont St. munion; 6:30 a.m.. Family Serv­ Order of Rainbow for Girls, will School wUl be on 'vacation. The muelc. As a apectal fe tture, the The bride and grCom both are ltt> r o r v o u n PLAYMOtlE TICTOBT AT SEA man, and ushera were Raymcmd J. Local leaitera in this area who •M4 ( I) OKSU A MABBnCT / • The Rev. MoLsughlln, who h u New York Stock Exchange, collactive bugalning advantage." A graduate of Mancheater High ice; 11 a.m., morning prayer and meet In -the Masonic Tample Cooperative Nursery and Kinder ffoem arranged tor a surpriu for graduatu of Windtow High a;W ( a> COBUSa ABCBEa Shane of Phlladetohla,' Robert L. will attend State Day are; Mrs. School. Hie bride is employed by —"Blehair'a ■ Charas At- served u A mta(bonAry to.Indta, ta pedged in a statement that the Puke-Davis is cna of the two School in the ctau of 1947,' the Kay Davis. Mm. A. J. Paulis, aarroen In observance of National Monday at 7:30 p.qi. A class of garten will be in lelielon. hie bride, tor two Scotch basnipers ut< lA U iu. a BAaov eaaal" — now Executive Dirqetor of Vellore largert producers rf the new vac­ Brunette of 70 Ruuell St, (uid bride „ graduated from Teechers' Kplaoopal College Sunday; J pm., in HighUnd Tartan a t t l r e ^ ^ Electro-MoUVe Mfg. Cb.. Willi —"amMherlaaa" (I»> B ^ T ONE PRBBOK CAN “new credit rutriction will, - of Northeast Neighborhood Group, eahditotes^ to initiat^ and To Hear Obsea « M > aaOTBEB BABBIT Medical OtUege in' Vellore, Indie cine. It has been baigaining with Horace J. Paganl ot 69 Homutead College of ConnuUcut in 1951 apd Y.P;F,-bowling party. Manchaster to play nath.-e Scotch mantle, and-the groom is a esrpen' course, be observed meticuloualy” Mectk Coventry: - Mrs. WUllsm m sm ton are requeated to Wear The’ Zoning Board of A p ^ ls S:4$ CHBISTOPBEBa 4M'.rrKR THRATRR with headquarters in New York. by the members of the exchange. the CIO Oil, Oiemical and Atomic SL received her master’s degru at Membere of .the Methodist their floor length white gowns. will hear th ru caau Monday at Mlectlooa. ter employed by 1* C. German, (H i SFNDAY LDCT SROW Navratil. Mrs. Otto Vonasek,'WU (tolumbim. SiM (U> CABTOOB TUIE He hu rsccntly returned from a He added; "we realise, of course, workers since March 1 on a new The bride wore a white chiM[>el Hillyer College In 1954. She is em­ llngtoa Thursday Nlghtare; Mrs Church will go to Manchester to­ 5 p.m. In the Robertson SchooL For traveling oa a thru-weeks —"Balijr'a EaS" . .. <«> DISNETLANP visit to'IiMUA His talk at the relly contract for 3,000 emnloyes. The length gown of Chantilly lace over ployed u a teacher at the Ver­ morrow evening to attend a die woddlng trip the bridf wore a T IE tXMlX BANOEB 4;U (If) DOCDHEBTART TRRATER that the Federal Reserve Board is Harry Olsen, Mrs. MiuyXRoberU, Jamu Ferrtgno sdll uk for per­ PM i •> tomorrow night will be entitled just u concerned u the stock ex­ current pact upiru May 1. shimmering slipper satin, made planck Scdtool. The bridegroom la Pond Hill Group, North C oyen^; trict-wlde church rally at 7:60 at mission to erect a lumber storage cream and tan tweed wool t'wo- Maachuter Evealag Herald —"MaMar at Caaraaa" with an empire bodice, high neck­ the South Methodist Church. Tha Coveatiy oorrupoodeat, Mrs. C.U lit) "The King’s Highway." change is with maintaining share Negotiations broka down Thurs- a graduate of St. Thomas Semin­ Mrs. Jsn Soottron, Mrs. Foster Shed in the rear of Jim's Auto pioce -Kit, tan artessbrtoa and a ^NTBOY COBAL —Jabai On 'Monday, the local’ church ownership of American business day, iTie un’on accused the oora- line titomed with medallions and ary in 1947,, and of St. Mlcliael’s Richards, Manaflrtd City Horn. guest speaker will be Willard MC' Atheneum Notes Store on Main Bt.; Thomas M. corsage of red rosu. Thq oou|Ue Uttto. tetephoae Pilgrim S-6SSL. Maeh Bnara H. W. ALLEN peny of refusing to bargain In good imported sdquins, long pointed College Slid the University of Con­ Laughlin. A choir composed of (Ml fiPOBTS IN REVIEW will hold Its annual conference be­ on a sound credit structure." maksrs; Mrs. Dorothy Ulrich, Wright will a u k to alter and u - plan to take up raaldenoe in the CISCO KID ginning with A potluck supper et faith. The company blamed union slM vu end bouffant skirt falling necticut. He is employed, as a members from all the churchaa tend hla exiating atorage building Chuleston, 6. C. ares. (Ml FLOossANnme Reserve board figuru show that Evelyn Hoering, Rockville Hora^ i s ^ m m < f l > CHBISTOrBEBS >/ 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Ciwrles X. Hut­ credit in stock pur^aaing recent­ intransigence tor the deadlock. in a slight. train and ending a ulesman at Manchuter Motors, ^11 sing under the direction of the Speetol EahlMtlons on Bunker Hill Rd. into a dwelling The bride w u educated hi the 6 tU (Ml OABOERINO w m Inc. makers; Mrs. Helen Weber, Mrs. Kev. Charles Hutchinson. ANDRM SHINa chinson. Norwich District Suptrin' ly hit new highs. / . *'■■■?' scallops of tace over an eight inch Thomas Hunter, Snipaic View “ Off for the Holidaye," Avery and Jduph Oorria will u k that he Jam u q e rk Secondary School jn OAIXAOHEB tendent, will preside at the meet' ruffle of nylon net. A half-crown Homemakers. Tolland; Hrs. Char­ TThe Approaching Chriet" la the Court and Print Rooms (through bb allowed to coutruct a 34 by 30 T in s WEEK IN SrOBTS W-L 7 6 7 I , At the end of March, customers eeribon toikc for the morning serv­ • iN ( I) TOD ASEEO FOB IT Ing. owed stock brokers and duleri a Lodge Instituted of Chantilly lace and Imported se­ lotte Granville. Mrs. Prank Ray. June S L ' Special exhibition of foot addition to hla etore andjru' -----(IS) COWBOY O-MEN MYF wilt meet at 7 p.ih. on quins held her Ftonch illusi'o’fi’fln- ice aV6 o’clock at the Community tau rant on South St.' FILM—"Rawb at Iba WiMaY* total of 63,653,000,000 on margin Modem Mrs. Group, Vernon; M rs Methodist Church, Crystal Lake. ’paintings and watercolors devoted (M) tiff ( AM) TOD ARB THRRR Tuesday, choir will, rehearse at 7 accounts. ‘Iliia w u the highest ^rtip veU. ^ e carried a lace Leon Schneider, Mrs. Blaser Bats, to tha theme of travel in a holiday AU Interutcd peraou may at- , —"Riaa at AAalsb RMev" By Mrs.; Herron (mvered prayefitook bolding white The Rev. George B. Higgins, (U) BD rFA U ) BILL SB. (U> LITTLE SROW p.m. on Wednesday and the Church level in the 34 yeara such records Raiio Battarlts Leogview Hoiaemakers, Elling­ pastor of Uto First Congregational mood, both at home and abroad, (tl> VIDEO ADCnON (Ml AMES BBOTMEES School Building CommittU will have been kept. On April 30 Fed­ cymbidium ,■ (trchlds over pink ton; Mrs. Eleanor Wincse. Mrs. Church of Vernon has choaen for as Americans, havs knosm it for SiM in> INDDSTBT ON FABADB • :U (Ut INDCBTRT ON PARADE meeY'Al 8 p.m. on Friday. eral Reurve member bank loans to swuthurt . rosu with streamers ALL MAKES Madeline Osrison, Vernon Home- over a eentury. Matlaee DaUj t:ae <■) TNI8 IS YODB UFB Mrs. Frances C. Herron, 489 his aermon Theme tomorrow, "A . (Ml “FLTINO RDSINESB MAN" CooglegAtioBAl Church Dotags brokers and dealers in New York Main SL, past ucellent chief of of stcphenotls. makeia; Mrs. Pauline Farr, Tum- "Costume Collection Out­ isaastTam (la a il TOMOBBOW 7tee-( at n so p u i are f t n e y ^ The matron of honor wu hlebrook Neighborhood group, God Who Slto and a God Who ENDS TONIGHT IM) FLO RIAN XARACH SHOW 4 IS) FILX The Rev. Arthur A. Wallace Iwa and Cfiiicago stood at 61,957,000, Memorial Temple No. 33 Pythian ^Arthar Dni||; Sto re s Walks." The Jmdor Pilgrim Fel­ standing Additions in 1665-54", (M> RANOE RIDER (If) (meSADB IN BDROFB taken "Make Every Sunday an 000—the biggut total since 1838 Sisters, also a past grand of Con­ gowned in white nylom net over J Vemoa; Mrs. Albert Haynea, Mrs. lowship will meet, at the church Special Exhibition Gallery —"Twa FtataS Saallca" (Mt BIFF BAKER DBA. E u tc r SiDday’’ mj his urmon when theu records began. a pink u tin slip, ballerina length Ward Rosebrooks, Columbia (th ro u ^ May 15). Costumes, la Ciaawaie«ei aafi -Cater (H) SET JACKSON —"Or*» Maibei" necticut, Instituted Theodore Homeaiakera. at 3:15 p.m. to go to the rally at (41) BREAK TRK RANK (U> RALF RODB DRAMA topic At the Om.BTe. -stional CTlurch Several witnesau at a recent Rooaevelt Temple in Waterbury and strapteu. She atao wore a Andover. The'choir^^11 leave at jewelry, textiles, fane, hate from "HIT THE DECK" 7:M ( a> STAGK 1 (HI Minrr corubs ARiai worship tomorrow at 11 s.m. t enatf Banking Oommittu Thursday evening, assisted by white stole and white short glovu. To .Visit Hartf erd 5 o'clock to go to the Berkshire the put 100 ymre.. WHh JsB* PawtII . Trar Marita —"TM a Olri la u AsFla (•It dollar a betond Church School sesaion wi H ( ^ C E REIDT SHOW- 1;U (Ut WEEKEND NEWS IN BE- At 0:50 A m ., Market urged that margin re who h u also aerved u a p u t su­ umbrella topped with a mixture of visit the State Csipltol add State of the Pilgrim Fcltowe^ wtU be Tuesday, April 36, a t 13:80, Re ' WAOON Y lEIF Students the Junior High De­ •pring Sowers and pink roau and Jt-Dr. Radio, beater, hydramatle. library Building in Hartford IM (Ht SFKCTACDLAR - - KalcMa- quirements be raised to prevent preme representative, w u called omitted tomorrow. 1 corded Music, Beethoven— Con­ "HEW YORK (IS) H C nCTl'K E portment In the CF.'jrch School will the market boom from huetlng. upon - at short notice to replace Ivy. Monday. Tboae inaklhg the trip certo No. 1 in E Minor. (im ARMCHAIR ADVENTDRE •ea|«e" rv: Attend A rally At ABdov. ■ ’OongrC' win meet at the Vernon Center Jehovah’s Wltaeaaee CONHDENTIAL" (HAD BEAT THE CLOCK ( MSUI FBtVATB SKCBR. But Chairman. Winiam McC. grand Cbltt Mra. Ruth Miller of The briddtmaids were, attired .In There will be a public lecture to­ Wednesday, April 37, a t 1:15 WUk (U ) HALT ROCK DRAMA gatlonal Church tomorrow at 3 Martin Jr., «f the Reurve Board Hartford who wu ill;— ~ — Kowns similar ta'thsT'of the ««- _____ $ 3 9 5 "'Tloifrn'"'"'...... ■Church at-5U 5.A jn.'and will re­ morrow aftemoon'vat-k okdock-by in to* Avery Auditorium, W. G. ____irlMA-____ p.m. The Rev. Meldwyn Pari^ of The ceremony insUtotlng the tron of honor, all of white pylon, turn about 5 1»m. The regular auwa eiiasiM ______a i ^ T i a i T i r tesUfied March 15 that margin See BOB GiORGETTl at a representative of the Watch- Constable; Curator 6t Palnttaga • ^ —^‘FaJabaata Are Faa" First Church of Christ in West retjuirementa "are not and cannot new temple w u held ih Pythian but that of Mrs. Jodoin over ah meeting oM he pack will be held Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, will bTABnrsimDAif’ ' (if) RAUr RODR f il m Hartford will talk on "Our Flue, tower Society on tha subject, "Der C taaauSnM aaO Cator O o-nti .“Ih e Big 'npofP* TiH tut O E ^ R MOEBELL $MOW be curealla tor Stock Market ex- HalL^Bank SL. Waterbury. Mu. -aqua slip, that of Mrs. Carlin over on Tueaddy at 7:10 in the church Unquancy—Whet Is Its Remedy?" speak' on "An Elghtunth Centuiy WaM DtauW’a in the Church," keynoting the ee^ cessM or abuau.” Martin stressed Jane Smith of Memorial, Temple, a lavender slip and that of Miu ROY MOTORS, las. perlore. Tourtet in Venice." The lecture Shows g :a S:M ( St TOAir OF TMB TOWN — •Iona to follow. At 4:15 p.m.^there will be a study "TWEN^ THOUSAND Mailaa Ntafiawa, O . . anl that the hoard’s mponsibiUty it who ia a grand guard, ucompanied Sclialler over a yellow slip. .They 155 Center St. Phone MI 8-1328 Orgaa Beoltai of the March 15 Watchtowar aub- will follow a luncheon' for mem _Jack Ratbaa, . A progrsci of reorution will be to block axceuive use of stock Mra. Herron, all carried wrhlte closed umbrellu . Walter N. Hewitt of Maplewood, ject, "Pursue tha Things that Are here only in T aputry Hall. LEAGUES UNDER MMea aad tea Rail w ijo i^ before auri>er for 'which J„ win praeent en organ re­ SUNt "ETERNAL SEA* HEEL ESTATE credit, not to regulate Stock UpbuUdlng." Thursday, 'A j^l 35, at 13:30, tHE SEA" (laast KEY to Th e AOES Market prices themselves. He u id dial at the'Methodist Church to- Recorded Music, Khachaturian— "HELL'S OUTPOST* (U> TAMBTY TREATER ' Kotos WUh JaaiM Maau - Urh Draaiu Choriw W. Lofhrop —**Eacaaa** a U Announcement raising margin req.ulrements even moiTow afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Loyal Order of Moobe will Concerto for Piano and Orehutra. ■iMmi B n . M iM S iH Hewitt, who' is orgeniat and choir (3M .to 100 per cent Would not necea hold a class initiation tomorrow CHARLES W. LATHROP "Dtar MaaaeaP* You’R enj(ty watching local Boy sarily check rising etock prices. — director of the Proepect Street afternoon at 3:30'with a-degree " w y o Ku n g Scopta "show otT' at the Hanchu. At the doM of the inquiry l u t Presbyterian Church in Maple­ team from New London lodge in 166 East Oeater Btiset RENEGADES" c o n f e r e n c e V ter Jamboree tonight et 7:45, month. Chairmen Fulbright (D^ wood, N. J„ is presenting this re- charge of tha ritualistic work. _ (U ) ODT LOMRAR n a ^ State Armory. Bring your friend Ark) said he f ITS TIME TO ADINCj ' (If) SrOBTSMKN’S DEN (U ) WALTER WINCH ELL . His mother was at ^nc time . Mr. and Mra. Ruben Btonsteln Otaca Xallir I (lAM) JACKIE OLBASOH SKOW (H H ) ITORDAY NIORT TBKA- . organist at the local church. Also were hosts at the Friday night Don’t wait tor Mpeeial OUT ( SI MICKEY BOONET SBDW TER appearing on the program will be svrvicvservice Mat the. B'aal Israel Byna- Csicr aai CTsimsfinsc . (U t NEWS '•M r»w»T - A ■Sritsfd eeeaaliias ta diae ent. .(M ) WBESTLINO ! ' ! ! ««>E R CLDB Mandn ,lL Bryant and Nadina Aogua« lato honor-of the approach- ••l■asvAasa!n•• Try Oar Sia T(fl) STAR TONIORT t:H (Ml ELLERY ODEBN — "Oaa L. Bryan. • aoldsts at the First tog marrimarriage of their daughter, Make it ^ legntar haML Daily Hmcbeeae > ( t> SO THIS U ROLLTWOOB Week T« Ur»" 1 MONTHTREE SERVICE ( in ORAL ROBERTS O ongr^tienal .Church, Spring- MUa RoaiRoealln Blenstein. What better plaee, tkaa (•It THE VI8B . (Utr DRAMA Bald and the First Congregation­ Earl Johnston,, director of the CMekea la H m I ( s a il IMOQRNE COCA SHOW „ . (Ml CNRWTOniERS ----- (WITHOUT OIUGATION) theOAKORIlX! Basket To Oa (IM tt OSARK JDRILEE U :N ( at LORjCTTA TODNO SROW al Church. .Longmeadbw, Haas. A Vernon Square Dance club, haa —RaJ FMav reception wUl be held in the been invited to call at the 'Work­ (iM san TWO imR____THE ... “ S'* Taarba^ MOM/“ - - J i t s * BREA* THE B ANK church parlors foUowing the pro­ shop and Calico Ball being held to­ SO OAK STREET nNET—Hcib Bbriaer (lean AminiTM EMT w itm morrow afternoon and evening lat • :H (Ht MY FAVOBITE MD8RAND ADVENII to n. gram. MANCHESTER ( Sl STAR THEATKR (til MTS A OBRAT U F S Mea’a Ualsa Sapper Stepney. OAK GRILL Jltaaar Dataala ISM ( St YniArs Mf^uffir TTis Msn’s^Union of Union Con­ The Vernon Square Dance Club (U> LIFErEJMmiFATRRR .. MOTHS DOUGHNUT MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE gregational Church will , be will sponsor a second series of (ft) T.RJI. (U t LATR VrORLD NEWS - worfcshoM etertlng Monday at the !•;•• ( ran o e o b o b o o b e l Br o w (Ml W R m R RTEBB TOD—"Rab- a roast beef aupper by the Boy (Itl COMFASS Vr Jm m ” lETTY RUTH EDWARDS. Frap. Scouts bo Wedneeday at 6:30. Vernon Elementary School under (U> HALF HODR DRAMA (Ml EARLY l a t e SROW the direction of Earl Johnston. (wai>nu)rRtnOHAL . f a t r . (M) STTNDAT CINEMA SALE Arthur E. Russell will spesk on STABTS r ■ U s T a isy „ ^ . ( « t t INNER KANOffPM the subject. "American R ^ Cross Any couple over 18, interested in U WRRBTLtNO ...... Ha isegealieil eaii iea.tha,Amer»4' n*zermt*.»v. ViU i kj i lJu DIG OUTDOO t COMEDY OFTHttlRGIH WEST -«»■ JM - AMROVRORB- lean Red Croat there until JsnU' AU TalesttvUle and Vorw hye*HH«eHeL UiM (U> ROONUORT MOTIE „ „ —**Le»vTtea» LaSI.." ’ ary 1646. The Boy Scout move­ nawa IleaM are aew beteg urtMMBNm e* the dMW werM f iM ta AND ITS MOST IMFATIENT MAIDEN! —"Jack Laadaa" U i a * at TWEN TY q i V TIONS SPICED We have s tmheJ sEiS^of GPBlnilSP^ ment was founded in his home Wgetataaltar«»taataleSi.asaaK U iM ( 6> RKNRV FOllOA SROW (Wl NIGRTCAF NRW6 Istion and service men which assures vs^mr^msECREiARr town of HasUaga. Sussex, Eng­ threagh the MaachMier Evcalag . —"Tba LaAr’t Obaia" Hciald ReckvUla Barcas, Heated .a 7 ^ 'gBgagX.’’JS: (tt> LATE WOBLB MEWS you of complete and lasting satisfaC'* land, In 1610. j He was one of at 1 Marhet S t, te l^ e o a Bock- (M> LATE BEOW PLAIN xaaatosa'wyfl Tbaa Tbara Warn tioh with ”G-E Air Conditoning. Hot vlUa TR 5-8166. JO H N I. O L SO N weather will lie here before’you know AnaouBeement — (H) NIQRTCAP RDITKtN VHB iPOCWVOv (fit TWKNTl DOiimONB SUGARED it—ao call us today for free estimate TouTl anjoy watching’ locel Boy DANCING Aifi.6«a»7Mi ciioasiim UMf (Ut LATR SHOW on G-E Air Conditioning for your TEL. Ml 3-5194 . Mw euw • amw a iaaS Uaa U iie (ift WRRSTUNO 74 SeottU "show or* at the Hanchea^ MANC-HESTER mqderk TW RMSf ddieiMit CAKE DOUGHNUTS tar Janiboree toni^t at 7:45. SiiTuRDAYS MAf I—MTtP.MOMAII U iM ( at WREBTUHO home, office or business. •w au e tor w Uiw a tiah ma (U t MOTIR HENRY STKEET State Armory. Bring your friend ' 'J N u M T -■ 7 J L K to or your family! MAVI^^IU Ifiavy O m l^ MAV« U iM ( at MIORT CAP YMRATBR SANDWICHES — HOT PASTRAMI —"aSidar Oaliaw” On this our Fint ARHlvMrocHy wo qro offortn^ out n im Hi froo lorvicO to ooy MATH —6A6MAt UtU (Ht FRBYVR6 vs'i - r > -/.//I Daaelag Threogheat ' taw nr oaaaUMht *■ ewwri AND CORNED lEEF I r ie ( It.NBRrB ' prospocthro cIlMt who CMtocts ut m or b o ^o April 30, 1955. Moy wo tofco ENDS TONTTE 1655 M>7 M » 1helli6 I W |M lt f 8 »M (HI MATOIRR SPUMONI ICE CREAM — FOUNTAIN SERVICE TONIGHT -ROBOT IM P R O E ^ ^ this Opportuoity to oYfONd our siucoro thouks to ooeh oud ovory ponoo wlio '‘‘^taSitaS^SfuS I a n U S t OUYSTAMDINa OO-FEATUIUC « , *1tUN FOR COVER" M WillMr MORIARTY BROTHERS YANKEE ★ ★ ; ★ i c holpod to mako our RrM yuor opek on ovorwkoknin^ suecofs. 6h*im S:« . U.-4S I CATTLE COMPLtTf HfcATING StRVICt T—y tUrmu Tmt 6ImI •W E STEEL CAGB~-r6s46 i w » s i » g y i THT THE «WnE8TOP Apm 64 I RANGE AND FUEL OIL Siucoroly: DEOK* . bck:. uon.. TTES. 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MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY. A PR ILS. 1955 PAGE FIVE f A G ^ T G U ^ UANCSESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAlT. APRIL 2S. 1955 ■ 1 1 .■III 1 .U ...... 7 " ------farui* bttWMii tha coiitchtion that not Ood, but Rian, invented W tNB-fiM Vlutory Miffli Pltpitid; BUmrliPStPir that the court ought to Vnow, and the clock. - D r o € > d l e s Chou Bids U.S. Confer Diem Asks Cubs PlaiiY Trees at W addell School tho owttnnUon that thoNaceuaed The October change, already in y m o o -'n m Daily Radio WHAT-^9 ■ / ----->■'___ _ • ------'____- ...... - ...... - - ■ - ■' £iipttits$ ip m lii m m ^ m m haa -a right to layna ail tha effect laA year for the^other New Along the Road By Booiat num WORO»lSfi9 Bastam Stafidaifi' WTtj0-19fi4 1,: -r-ta Mjil 11 Bhigland states, and to be in ef­ Avery Defeats Wolfson, ■WAVffflSOTiSo mc: aourcea ct raporta agalnat him* On Far East Tensions People Rule ■ U BttMU « tr » « aatf. Iha main thing wa fect this year for New Toric and Tha foBowing program ■cb a«kS66pfi«^ y g ^ y _ j,,^ know, to continua Amarica, New Jersey, prolonga our fare­ With Joe Owens are auppUad by the radio manage- H teod Kvaalng Ooed itnsia (Osattaned from Pace One) forced to speak aa a roault of the that, undar tha procada now well to auiAmer and. summer mant and ary subject to chaqge io« Qlraad Indian’ Prime Minister’s attack on OnElectio] Keeps Control of Yt^k^ds i.Ootobv uaad, haaraay and parhapa wilful its. Ws could with equnl logic.. by the Soviet Union, thh apokea- the Manila treaty. .County Editor. without notice. man said: Attacks Nehra Views or mall do ua Blunder are not being CO our greeting to outdoor i t « » - ana- (Oaa^ttaiMfi from Paiga e) (Couttined fsom Faga O fia)\ ** The raemt action of Coventiy^iaiia ba as enthused iain ui^rUk- "Thia means we want direct He- accused Nehru of making aubatltutad tor facta. livihg by'Innugumtlng dnyUgkb — av_»tsws WHJ concerning tha proposed regional Ing projects to aid. ,n aenoot if ^usio Room oUations.’’ refarancea to the pact which were When the ragrouptag^to com. SevenU hours later Wblfaoal is­ ^ iu a time a month enrUer ench school district la of mors than only a small ixntlon of atudanta .French Manner ■aid the group empowered "liiaccurate and unfair" and aaid O b itu a ry ■ iwa it had been pioUvated "for defen- jiieted, the two dtocuas sued a atatement clalmliig a "tn - gcBgcnirrioNU'nBS C on i^ d *The Italiui Vote” year. Wo put ouT clocks ahead to­ passing Interest from tha tovni were going to make a statement. Other How to hold a gaoanl alacUon to Paywa la adraaca Informal polls showed the resi­ delegataA wrno attended the lunch aive purposes.’’ medous victory,” adding, "I have night. But, in the four w-eeks Just benefit? Mention of such "I speak here for all'small na­ reunlta the eauiam political^. aoaaaa«a«aa everybody — RepubUcana and dent did not foal S' ragionoi achool plans might ba gloaaad over 1 ,5 ® ’ fiereaade confirm eirthig. The first phaMTof the regrbup- eliminated tha stagger ayatenl (of. ahaa«aaaoaaoai»aaoaa«a paat, there hna been golf, there WUAY—fihow Caee "It il a vwy good atatement," tions around this table who can- electing only three of nine dlrec- I •oaaaaoaaaooaaoaaaaa J :pamocfata. profoaaional poUti* diatriet would be the beat solution easily by saying, "WelL Ivt’a do WCeO—Music Room .WIOfB-Jo* Glrand ^ ment begad tou afternoon when haa been teniile, there hns been Thy Kinatem Come AH said. X r hot aay, as Nehru said, that the D e a t h s One Month eaaaaa and auppoaadly diBlnteraated to thd town's problem of aducat- it for the loMi elementary achool wngi^9reneh\Mianer the ViSttniah/toOk over the great tora each year). X luiva elected a W M k ly aaaaaadanooaaaooaanooaaaaaa gardening, but not na much- as ito" seconds^ achool atudanta. 'Her Attending the^ formal meeting whole world can blate Jhto war open-cut te a l rniiia at Cam Pha, minimum of, three members and O 0 9 7 •oaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaao this time. Maybe next year we ,______, Jeno o f t t e Dhralaa cal commentatora alike — ia Tiia oall for the Town Meeting in- were npreMni ' India, and India will remain aloof,” the w h 11 a yVletnam eae National possible four to the board of direc­ Uicrt could have been had the can do aomethlng for tha regional JOTUMiuslde r Philippine delegate added. - Joha D. Sofllroui that tha Oorai a ffa ir ia ' ‘ an additional item asking Bclutol.” ' liairion Beporu Ceylon, gurma, da, Philip- Army taroaa occupied the village tor! o f, Montgomery Ward’s pri­ TD j S o CuS W H U M clocks read differently. ‘raaT-rParadeo^uMe WTIO—Thy Klaadom t;OBia . "We small nations cannot 'aay John D. Sullivan, 91 Reed Dr., particuii^’ly important bacauM voters wanted to form n T W la r g o TlMhllngt WHh Bcekan Baafi WDRU-^pitolThote Room. ^inea, Pakiatan, I and R te of Mo/Duc In the Binh Linh sons vate club of directors.” Tho aoaortaMd Pt m U occIiuIt^ il building committee to fur- China. that. We must speak humbly and of qihtnl Viet Nam. 'iVetherafield, day foreman of Uw anUUed to^tha m of rmbUeatkm of Oorai to be of Italian Marlborough, Jl*l>roh and And­ The most accompUahad flash­ MerlnecSrpe WG71I—£ cm>«i of Ukraine must always consider that we are Hsutford Oouriuit comporihg room Edmund Krider, Ward’s presi­ aU aaws dupatchca crMlted to It, pr the a ^ y already aUtried on toes MUIerV . it o - Agaliiht W ar with U.S> Simultaneous operations tha dent. estimated 8,200,000 abarte of not otharviaa aredited deaoent. Vd of Italian descent over are on the road to cfirlng light users today are Theatre Uah- ____ Do « YOurMf WHAY—Mews; finDper fiipm aii only part of tha whole and not the and brother •< Joseph W. Sullivan, Lhe posalbtoty of Coventry build­ WTIC—Hoert of N ^ e At the prevloua morning itminh will graduuly taka over stock supportod the Avery slate. in NewUvm Toi^City, Tori nnd every- for the secondary students. Hieaa ara. Uahars are found in dark bal­ WOTH-finy It w n ^ u a ie whole Iteelf.” 56 IVedgcwood Dr., Manchester, ing its own hIM achool. towns voted to form a regional dis­ WORC—Make Way for Youth' Sion,' Chou said: nearby towns aiid finally tha Edmund A. Stephan, an attorney dtapatofiaa hatabi era alao raawrad. A mere himttful of people, main­ conies (except when you’re looking Parafie o( M WGTH—Eeboea M tea Uim lte "China does not want war with With the conference scheduli big port of Haiphong itself, while died yceterday mornini; at the 6L whbi^ tor ththi< at m atter, it ia Connecticuty trict and era new in the pirooees w ep e—Moelo Room , end tomorrow, the delegates Francis Hospital in Hattford. af­ for W olfs^ estimated they bad ly those with an intense'totareat for n seat) and dream of being Y -N evs; Supper fiereMSa tha United States." the National Army overruns a 2.125,000 a h W I aarviea cUaat af N. I t A. darw agre^ are oertailn to resent the of organising a. hoard of aduca- WKNB—Sports Today m a h ^ deadlocked over a de: 4,700-square-mlle r^ on between ter a brief ilbieae. .. In education,', attended the TUwn tion and - tha next step wUL of aynt to Radio Qty Musib Hall, WTIC—Hnert of Mewe He also invited any delegatee This adds up lo moTO'than-tba SepMaetdathrea: Tha treatment Jbe haa thrived at tha Meeting and ihOligh a largo aharo WDRC—Make Way for Youth by the antl-Communist ^tions Quinhon and Quangg Ngai inhab­ Jtora in Redlands. OaUf., ha had ----- *------f _ Maw Y a n kee course, be the final dacialon to WOTH-Chrtatlaa firieaca who had any suggestion that for ccnSqro of Soviet as/well as I>ad tn Hartford most of hto life. 6,703,938 ahkres te Ward’s stock hands of tlip Usanhoufar admin- of those tireaiwt opposed tna forin- which U tha West Point of tha It With Mosle would release the tension to speak ited by 880,000 people. B y A . H . 0 . build tha achool. western imMriaUsm. Joining the. pourant in 1928. He outstanding. Each side could have B a S L fir iatration. This maana Ing of tnq pnmoaMt TagionaMtaK 4 Popeom Palacaa. Tt la even more ’—Parade of Musle *‘wHAY—News; Supper Sereasda up. the number of aharesit clalma, the triet, they v ...... kto hold a raferen* Here . It seems that a regional m ilita ry than West PolnL All Muele. Room WTlC-CoUege Quta Bowl A apeclal subcommittoe aeeking waa a meteber of the National ever the m erits o f the cato^^for or district la much more Jaaslble. Radio City Ushers wear dog toga ■Yaldu re. Red Sox- WDRC—Gang Buatera_ Chou mads tha statements in a a compromtoe\rosol^on on the Guardi/Oo. E of the 169th Inf. discrepancy resulting from the Since, despite their nklous proa- dum on the Miller W G m ^^ of Ufa r 66-mlnute speech before a dosed ■ ft some atockholdera sent in against Coral, thb caaa NqUto- At a tlnw Ivhan educational TTia number of atudanta affected Which have their age, rank and colontoltom tosukwmet for two RegL, from 1928 to. 1937 and the JSS.S*S^^>SSSS’r S ^ ^ % i peeting and sor^;>tRg/of the bar­ ; City Botpiui meeting of the conference's I{o. 1 hours this morning with minn Wilkins Firm PTA of WetherafieM. ' ' wxlee to each matlcally repraaents a 'poUl rel, the two p a ^ toanagementa probienu are causing tha hottest awl the total area coveted la lo ch Battery ExpIrnUon- date,- Uahars Yaaha■ TK Rte BOX t ^ Y —Newa; Supper leas than that. of tha nine town WTIC—Colleia Quu BO' _ polltteaf^' committee Dale^ea present, but fal)4d to'^ach a set­ Thto will ha ironed out in the ^sassgs‘ara^:® Sa5J blunder for the Eisenhower running the curtony seslion of the controvofalas some towns have in the fifth balcony racaivo flight Besides hto brother ha leaves hi Tha Kaaebaatar Braalai Haiald. plan. pay and after baale training at the T—Faradeof Muiio t^RC—4}aoa Buatm said the Peiping chief did not sp4- tlem ent hto wife. Mrs. Helen Media Sulli­ .bulatlon of votes over the next Istmtion. According to all. the Legislature have /Men unable to aver axpariencad, the vote ia Cov­ Cl—Muele Room w o rn —Word of 1^0 Beur ciflcaily mention Formosa, but Draws Plans DUplaar adverUinis doaliii beorat entry waa refreahing. Each side At best, if. the nine town idea candy eountara, when an Usher can -Yaake ve. Red Sox van; hto jnother, Mr». Catherine three weeks. Hero to toe procedure: nor Mooilain-l p. m.ra. IVfV id" ». « up with /much patronago WnC—Rom duller ' WHAY—Piano Playbeuaa toey quoted hiHLAs declaring: ^ “niere will be eight tsMte set up dope. Republican candidates are each other, they was confident that they held the had materiuised, plenty of aay "Standing room -only!" so toat w n c —ConveraaUon - Fenton. Sullivan of Hartford; t*sro - ■ ------Toaaday-*! 1 p p. .m m. . M Ifl,,_ .. ? n g a aquabblaa,^ a t find m inor and m ay­ it Bounds exactly like ''Plenty of WtlRC-News; City Hotaltal. "Wa want to settla all our dis­ Rons, Peter J. and Steve Sullivan, for the proxies at Ward’a head­ p*-l p. m. Tueaday. likely to pay for It, in tha futurii. baito.had to/i-eaort to banditry anawSr, yet there waa no selfish WGTH—Yanka ve. Red Box WDRC—Gun Smoko _ putes with ^leaceful means. If For Addition quarters. The proxies will ba put .' - 1 p. m. Wadaaadiar> Btubbomneaa aa has been the caee be of lam r proportions later, aaating inside’* ba gats a commia- aii WGTH-SaturdAyNlaht a n g S e both of Wethersfield; and a Bister. 1 pi m. Thuraday. \ But wa suspect that, aa usual, withXjeglalation itself. WHAY—).Parada of Mueie Party there are any here who can facUi- Miaa Oatherlne M. SulUian of on these tablea. An attorney and ' elsewhere when a decision was •M inuninent aloQ. If- you’d care to Join this out­ Hartfote'^rchltect Willard WU- y*-V p. m. V H ^ . ^ the politlctane and the analyets ive had bearings, got fit, look for tha racruiUng poat- 'WCW—Muatc Room tiU — tate aettlehient qf disputes be­ Hartford. an accountant fori both Avery and daadmia: 10:S0 a. a>. aaeh favorabih. committee votes, re­ h otilf (T. It Was not diffictilt for oppo­ WiOi^YaiikB -re. Red Sox WHAY—Piano Playhouaa tween China* aiul the- United firm daeignad tha new, asMpt Saturday — haven't become aa fully Ameri- Coventry sought to allow the nents to m iutor BUfliclant atra^tth ars that say: "JOIN THE USH­ WTIC—Roee Miller w n c —Con /araatlon opaganda in Funeral services will be held Wolfson Will be at each table. ceived. favorable reports in one WDRC-Teddy Wilson WDRC*>Oiitt fimokc States they will be Tnost welcome. PoUcc Station which Either aide can chaUenga the canited as tha people whose fu­ larger portion of tha.citiaena to to win ,tha battle. Tha beat weap­ ERS AND SEAT THE WORUD!" WOra—Yanka ve. Red Sox WGTH^Saturday Night Dancing y, has been engaged Monday morning at 8:30 at the house on toother, and then van­ "I respect the political and e<^ James T. Pratt Oo. Chapel, 71 proxies aa they are counted. Saturday, A pril 23 ture voting habits toey are try­ ished ftolB too legislative scene. decide the lesue. H*d the situation on was, of course, the streeslng' I i t o - Party nomic systema of the UnlUu to draw tiians for a 4-room addi­ developed in other towns it ia of the point that each town WHAY-^Farada of Muslo Chou Propo8|d Psu-mlngton Ave., Hartford, with a If a proxy to tealtehged, it to WCCC-Muaie Room ' 'I vHAY—LaSaletta. Novtna Statea," Chou said, "and m tion to tbV^aahtngton School, ing to predict ' . are being held doubted that sim ilar ajtepa would |Would have only a limited say in (M eolemn requiem Maas in St. Luke’s turned over to the throe inspectors The Peters Case lUtical dabriiiw,. on suspicion WKNB-Yanka va. Red Sox w n c —Boatnn Symphony has no. Intention of going ^ w ar General MaMgw. Richard Mar­ of electiona. These are three Chi­ Wa submit that the final net have been taken. 'the ovarnll plniming. W nC-Rom MlUer WDRC—Joke Box 3 m _ (Continued from fp fe One) tin announoeiPiaaterday ^tttr-y Herald Photo. Oiurch at 9 o’clock. Burial Will be they may baVorth something A H ibii^ t for Today WDRC-Teddy Wllaon WGTH—Saturday Night Dancing with the United Statea.” / in Mt. SL Benedict Cemetery. cago attomeya approved by both The iaaua inyolvad in the caae political result of to* Corel cnae Ae it turned outi'^Tlndham arid TWa truth can and hat WGTH-Yanka TA Rad Sox Party It waa the Red l»remlerit second noon. Idical Cub Scouts plant ona of toa taro trass they prasentad to tha Waddell School last night in me final showdown across the Labanwi rejected the propowd 9- magnified to such proportloM that Friends may call at the fuheral aldex ‘They decide whether toe Dr. Jota P. Petera, o( Yale will depend, amOng groups .of whole legislative llW - •big speech to the 29-haUon gath- out the partlclpati^^ the Chinese Ruaaail L. Stocker'Nff 84 connection artth a traditional Arbor .Day observance and tha Cub Scouts’ 'own April theme of Con­ proxy la or to not vaUd. town district .Which was the death fear has notunUy haan known 11m Blgot’% DsBMafi WHAY—Farada of Mnaio * 't ^ Y —LaS^etta Novena Nationaltota^^d the Oommuntota servation. Shown here are, left to right, Bobby B. Kippax, 607' W. Middle Tpke., and Bobby Haina home tonight from 7 to 9 and to- ;ty, now before thd Su- Italian descent aa well aa among Individual represeiite^ves have WOOC . Record Revue w n c —Boatoo Symphony e i^ . Xn his opening addresk last St., a membei of the wiiUnS/flrm, There may ba quite a few chal­ knell for if. Coventry and tha to grip tha parents. TIm thought Believe as 1 believa—no more, no know it .^ x will supervise toe wo-1: Jr., 79 Columbus St., both of Pack'183; and Donald J. Couture, 245 Woodland St., and Bryan Perry, moTTOw from 3 to 8 and 7 to 9 p.m. la that of wheQ^r air other groups, not upon Mr. introduced their bUla. Ypr their WKNB—Yanke Va Red Box WDtU>-Juka Box S m Monday, he accused the United lenges from the Wolfaen aide. His other towns, including Columbto of lost power tbett hSa never really lass; W n c—UN Model General Aaaembly W G Ilt^ tu n toy Nightt Dancing Statea of cemtinuing "to create •’’Ibto''^ to another Gommuntot plana and preparing apeclfibqUona. 32 8. Alton St., both of Itock 83. The gift of the two packs waa accepted by Mrs. James Beckwitb, communitiea, piloted then^l^ugh must start anew thinking about axhsted has been cailad the ’big­ WDRC—Striae Serenade Party movk intended to divide the free Mrs. George F. Jahneon Sr. aides have hinted U(i^ will chal­ lual can conatitutionally Oorsl'e racial alignment but That I am right and no ooa alas W e m ^ Y i^ va Red Sox tension in the ^rm osa area” , and He estimated it wmdd take abwt president oif the P.’T-A., on behalf of the school. lenge proxiea sent in by banka and hearings, and through a favorable the/|mblam. gest weapon lAod against regional Afbrid.*’ six weeks, to prepare the preUmJ- Mrs. Anne Lawler Johnson, wid­ be punieh^ for alleged dialoyalty on the question of wheth- vote in commlttae, and got them confess; • lU - WHAY—Record Review trying to overthrow hla govern^ trust companias if Ward’a haa any ■Apparently Coventry baa n® da- districts. Feel aa I feel, think only aa WIUY-^l^a ^oM f^ WTIC—Boaton Symptwny . Other Nationaltot sources called nary -plana. ow of George F. Jotmaon Sr.f died or for BMiirity reaaona without not Justice haa been dona passed by one house. TTiey cita't.. m en t , funds deposited with th m litotltu-~ aire to re-enter any further study There ia n, time emd place for think; WDRC—Two For The Moaay X Chou spoke today in a^baU Chou’s statement a propaganda Monty to build toe addition-to at her home, 280 Wetherafleld ivilage of confront- him. get them passed in the other. \ that would ultimately lead to a w BSb —yanka va Red Sox WGTH—Saturday Night ,X>wnclnS Scout Jamboree Tonight tions. having overythlng,'to quote a well worn Eat what 1 aat, and drink but what WTTC—UN Model General Aaaembly Party . over a resolution sponsored by maneuver designed to ^ease Ban­ toe elemantary school on Cedar St. Ave.. Hartford, this morning. She Lobbyists have bad wondetflUl^ regional achool district. Sources phrcee. I f a nine tow n tMatrict in dung delegates “who want the For­ If Wolfson gfta the three aaats tag hla If, whdn^^the case has been ful­ X drink. WDRC—Strine Serenade a rts- pro-western Paklstajr'which would may be taken from toe Capital Wary of Chou ' TTie Boy Scout Jamboree at was born in Hartford SepL 7,1866. ha clalma, it to. beUevM hto WGTH-Yanka va Red Box c le a r ' aaUing, on some maasures, town, incIudiM members of the pceeible, thia la not toe time for Look as 1 look, do alwaya aa I do, WHAY—Record Ravlaw put the conferotea on reeprd as mosa trouble arbitrated.’’ Worka Reserve Fund. the daughter of the late Eklward atoiy informa- ly aired smd.^debated, it can be but again only up tox4 point. w n c —Boaton Symphony It to a fear that the head of the t)u State Armory gets under­ proxiea wUl be voted fpr Wolfson W d of Elducation, strongly favor It to be auggerted. Too nwry other Than, only than. I’ll' fallowahip ‘ wHAY-^arade of Muato WDRC—Two For Tbelteoay favoring coHecOve security pacU * Martin made the avpointment and Margaret Byrne Lawler. obtalnb^ on the baaia Judged that toe iCisanhowar ad­ Unanimously' voted farorsble re­ the\ building of a high school' in WCCC—Record Ravna « Joint Chiefs of Staff and the way tonight at 7:45 with a himself, for hto brother CecU, and eeejiona in toe state have studied with you. WGTH—SatunUy Night Dancing at fhe Mtob time it appealed for after sere'ral meetings with ah ad­ welcoming talk by Mayor She leaves a daughter, Miaa for Alexander Rlttmastor HI. The i^ot be naked ministration wns right in getting ports are behig held in commit­ Coventry for town use. propoeata and later watched them WKNB—Yanka va. Red Sox Party State Department’s troubleshooter visory comuittee on naming an Margaret R. Johnson of Hartford; tees, fo r no oateiudble reason. BUla Intorest Be Laddng WTIC—UN Model General Aaaembly • isa- peaae,-'''^ _ ■ are coming to tail Chiang that the Harold A. Turklngton. '-sTIie other nomineea will be dropped. to identify himaelf bade up rid of Coral, 90 days after having g^ down the drein. That X am right, and always right, WDRC—Skinny Eanla-Troaa Show WHAY—Record Review architect during T*hich appUcanto Fottfiosa Talk Jamboree to not an exhlbtt^ut S' son, George F. Johnson Jr. of W ard’s management haimH said pass one house", and than, upon One Of the arguments used by ^ WGTH-Yanka va Red Sox U.S. will not help him diefend the hla own diargea, la dn tmportant hired him with Such joy and fan­ Learning to walk before enter­ X know w n c —Inheritance ^ 'The Premier hotly attacked the were screened. a performance in which scouts Manchester, seven grandchildren which of its nine nomineea win ba reaching t^e other, ar» ahunted opponents of the regional district ing a race ie natural. The Hebron- WDRC-Countra Style offshore islands, Quem oy and The firm' lecenlly completed a WUL when Because my own eoavicUons tall ‘ t l ^ Y —Parada of Muaio weaUrn-backed Manila pact, * t- from Manchester, Andover and and four great grandchildren. dropped. If Wolfson geU toa twp part of tha govammientNMcurlty fare. than tha incldant back into .Committee, for no oeten- as outlined, was that it would not Marlborongh-Andover -001# Is a me ao; WQCC—Record Ravne WGTH—Satuitey Night Dancing Matsu. 4-room addition to the wapplng (Oontiniied from Page One) Party ting up a coUective eecurity sye- The hope rested on a theory Bolton will demonstrate the Funeral services will be held seaU Ward’s haa aaid be would, program. The Department m Jua- voting time cornea, do toethe ndmin- Bible reason. cultivate the interest of cltlaens step forward. The nine town de­ And to ha right is simply thia—to WKNB—Yanka va. Red Box tem for southeast Asia, and the ISetnentarv School and a Il-rooin from her late home Tuesday morn­ much as\a one-town achool b# t m e —UN Model General Aaaembly * 't ^ Y -R e c o r d 6eviaW that they might be coming for one P resid en t if a ils | points of friction. Presumably, that akilto they lave acquired tn two of the nofnlnees on the Avery tlca la arguing that it can o] istration no political harm any­ Bat toe reaaea ia, of oeuiae, feat should not taken by baokers WDRC—SUnny Ennla-Traaa Show North AUantlc Treaty Orgahiaa- addlUon to tha Emanpn Williama athletics, first aid, games, ing at 9:30 with a solemn requiem slate will have to be cut off, Xf catonaible after aU. Each pleoe would. of regional nchoolnM the etunning Entirely and in nil raspacts like WGTH-Yanka va Red Sox w n c —Inheritance last look around and a final sam- School in Wethersfield. Both thoae would include a Korea peace troaty, In no other way. But there where. In fact there la nothii^ WDRC—Country Style Uoo (NATO). • __ an Indochina settlement, and re­ camp cooking, pioneering and Mass in St. Peter’s Church, Hart­ Wolfaon haa the three seats ha sbf legislatloa la canrinUy sur­ This-, opinion ''was offered in setback it mex_yto|t«OOnl KAVIID’’ lowed to exlit, China will be Wilkins. in ML St. Benedict Ometery. be eliminated. . hia .opihlon that in the American mora than they resent the al- If the nine town^ad approved will overcome fear and towns will begin wkNB—Yanka va. Red Box U:( decides finally what to do in the School projects on which the about three dosen American civll- MbM potential bargalnlag pow­ WHAY—Haller Psat Pq forced to seek alUancea with oth- held by Peiping. ____ _ The balloting yeaterday cH- iption that they must vote aa a er. In some naiei, ai^areatly, the plan and, after toe construc­ bisnd tOMthuf te mutually awist To question, doubt, or haaitata la w n c —Road Show w____ n c — LeaI Paul“ ' and' Man^S^re Fnrmoea Strait, ■fimrlias worked include the^ Ben­ way of life, tho right of the ac- WDRO-CaMb)lby _ —*rs/’ he declarSd, leaving the in* Polio Conquest n LxmdoiL Britain expressed maxed an' eight-month campaign toe fact toat a biU Is for toe tion of Junior iUidi w^ools had one anotoer wtth problems. Expect-— WDRC—Country Sirie feience that hia nation w m not Radford and Robertson ara due jamin Frankilh Elementary cuaed to face Ua accuaer ia and that everybody who, ^ tTOTH-Yanka va. Red Sox WGTH—Theater^ the Air at 11 a.iB. tom orrow (9 p.m. EST, offiC^l interest today in the offer for Wolfson, a 43-year-old Flmida benefit o f n town represented by been, completed, a regional high ing nine to do so at thia early U ilB - picaenUy bound to the Soviet School, the John Barry Elemen­ Vote in Saxony guaranteed. aharto their own racUl heritage X revaranca tha BiMa—if it ba Saturday). by Chbu to negotiate directly with Induatrialtot who haa risen rapidly Democrata to toe Leglalittiire la school open and the program in stage was quite a cup of optiuiam. 'Wee^Reeord gavue WHAY--HA1ter Poat Polka H » • Union. tary School, the Hanover Elemen­ (Conttooed from 'age One) F u n w a l s in buBineas clrctea since tba end o f Aa the caae of Dr. Patera, who must 1^ a hero to them. full sway, would parents of non- 'When the last nport ia made, Tranalatad first and than ex­ WtCNB-Yaalu Va Red Box WTlO-xPaul and Mary n r d India’a Premier Nehru yeiter- Meet Oblang Suaday tary School, aU In Meriden; the the United Statea on the Formoea reason OMugb for too RepobU- TMIC—Country Style . Chinese sourcts said they would area and Other Far East ptoblems. World War n. He attacked waa barred fron} aerving the gpV' If the Biaenhower administra­ cau to put It to escrow. Or toe participating students frord. Co­ Coventry wlU b* more than a foot­ plained by me; w nc—Roadshow ^^'GTH—Theater of the Air day denounced NATO aa "one of Loutoe Duffy Elementary School, Peter 11, red-haired and solemn. Held Crucial to By chUrchly laws and customs WDRC—Cal Kolby meet with Chiang Sunday after, "Britain to; intareated lii any BIra. Emil Klotaer Avery’s conaervatlve pol(ciaa and enunent in an advlaory capaci^, tion cannot find n good and con- fact toat a bin toYor toe bean- lumbia be interested in seeing^ the note. Regional diatriet wise, |t WGTH-Yanka va. Red Sox lisia— the moet powerful protectore of the Morley Elementary School, the Darrell, 8. dark, alert and some­ said ha would expand Ward’a ac­ abide, WHAY^Haller Poat Polka Um noon.. Charter Oak ElemenUry School, Idea which mlMt provide a baste The funeral of Mrs. Emil fit of some BepubUeaii town la high school basketball team play might be an alao ra;i, last the fore­ • tS w n c - Lea Paul and Mary Ford ooloniaUsm.'’ _ how. amused at all the tonlo. tivities. , .-r on evidence which haa never been vinbing axplannaon of its be­ sight shown by toe Town Meeting Xf they with my opinions coincide WIUY—Dynn-’a Polka Paity^ Before Chou took tho fl^ft The nationaliatc insist repeated, the Elmwood IQementary School, Jonathan, 8, a born imp—ready i for settlemenL”^ Foreign Office Klotser o f Vernon waa held yea. ■ufileleBt reaaoa-for toe Demo- if none of the Columbia boys WCCC-Rteord Ravua J W DlfC-M o^a tor Romance Arms for Bonil Avery, 81, countered with the madi public, waa argued before havior with regard to My. Coral made the varsity squad? of last v/eek uncovered a rare All creeds and doctrines X admit I^lUppine delegate Carlos Ro- ly that they would not give up and HaU High School, all in West to tear off across the White House spokesman commented. But that terday afternoon at 2 o’clock ^tn, orats to put tho hold-up label divine WKNB-Yanka va RedBox Quemoy and Mataiu, the tiny is­ wax all he would as; tha Concordia Lutheran Church, itotement Wolfson waa leading a the Supreme Court the other day, as, to date, it has not—then the on I t W ould comm unity minded clU- trait thsM days, unaelfiahr.ess. w n c —Road Show mulo defended 8B1ATO aa necM- Hartford; the WappiM Elemen­ grounds at the sUghtest relaxation Excepting theira who diaagriN WDRC—Cal Kolttv ^ W ltA Y —Halier Poat Polka Hop land chaina off the R«d China Nevertheless, it setefod likely (Continued from Page One) with the paator, the Rev. Erich O. "raiding party" to grab Ward’a that body quickly went to the incident will live in the minds of In 'ilther caae, of course, some w n c - Lea Paul an4 Mary aary because of the Communist tary School, and the 'Union Ele­ of hto mother's curbing hand. wit]ith ^ in a . W O TH -Yaaka^ Red Sox coast St Foochow and Amoy bar. mentary School in South Windsor; Oiou’e offer would getNi warm Brandt, offlclaUng. Mrs. George "large Uquid aaeeta." Hq attacked laglSlator, naturaUy anxious t o ^ tors. It would be moat rawardlng, WORC—Meoda for Romance threat. The Manlto government U BMore the presentation, Elsen­ Wolfaon’a record with other com­ heart of the matter. many votara, in mimy places, and Involved - ia it, the bettor the *‘ tteA7 WGTH—Theater «C the Air a signatory to that pact. bors. the Chester School, Wethersfield; welcome in this country/'-'Which stumped Lower Saxony vigorously Wlnaler, aecomp^ad at tha or­ able to deUver at least rouUm chance at getttag somebody thouih Mthapa. not in Just tha L«t sink the drowning, if ha MU WOOC ______U ;a e - In press, radio and by pri'vata hower, a man who lost a son in' in defense of his policies. The gan by Ivan Backwito, rendered panies he heada, auch as Marritt- Btoat the Court Itself found out, in many groups, aa ohs of many WHAY—Record Review "Coexlstenoe with Communlats and elementary schools in Cole- childhood and who now has three haa long wanted a peacetoiNiet- laglalation for his own community, atlrred np over Its prospectivo maimer Mr. Llngard implies. not sw lm \ WKNB—Sporta: Newa Interviews they give these r tleinent of the Formosa aituatlte. two solos: "Rock of Ages,” and Chapman A Scott, a construction a« it questioned, was that it Hiwlf factors to be' conai^red, related, However, if oiir mutual desire to W nc-Rsad Show w n c —Mewe , is dangerous,” Romulo said. ‘The brook and Roxbury. grandchildren, took off hils glasses Socialists, who have ruled this firm, and C ^itol Transit of Wash­ is supposed to become worried and faUnre to U]jm the plank that X puto out WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—Newa ' empirea on which the sun never to n s:' The four rooms to be added to At Bandung, Indonesia, Re^ "Softly and Tenderly.” Burial haa, under exiatlng practice, no and balanced as a haw voting da- anxious, and, eventuaUy, cloaer to aee m ore voters at Uiasa meetings WGTH—Dance Orcbeatra and spoke a few words not written jtate lince 1945, have campaigned ington, D. C lA ^ tther aessiona, there has been WGTH—Yanka va Red Sox U tlg - set are departing from Asia. What To abandon these tolande would the Washington School will re- Adam Clayton Powell (D-NY) waa in Elmwood Cematary, Ver. light or power to aee the evi ciaion comes along'. the end of the.aesrion, come to the should ba rewarded, J hope those ZAt atiurvo the hungry, if ha wiU damage non-Communtot morale on any paper. Jtet 1as hard. non." slmilaK Warfare on key pbliUcal who come will listen more atten­ WHAY—Racord Review we have to fear now are tho new P1L_.ilace two______rooms now being used Said today he haa asked Chou for ^dence er Judge the teliabiUty of point where he do almost any­ measures, and the weapon of not aat WCCC—Rword Ravitw w n c -S o o r ti: Weather , empirea which are rising over here and elsewhere ia Asia bayoikl in the Cedar Strtet Annex, an old Dr. SaUc,’’ he said, in a voice a conference on the 11 U.S. fliers Adeiaenauer carried his elecUoh Bearers were Edward Corapln- thing, even demand that his own tively than Mr. Ungard did. My kind and quantttybf bread and WKNB-^oe Glrand WDRC—:Almanac recovery. ' • that cracked a UtUe with emotion, tho wltneasea wh^rovlded it. The threat agbinat home town meas­ WGTH—Dane# Orcbeatra which, we know, the sun never frame building, and two being imprisoned by the Peiping regime drive liMday to within three miles aki, Raymond Coleman, Herbert 100 at Banquet / party give up lU own blockade, in The Board did not n>end $6,0M m eat; « w n c —Road Show used in toe West Side Recreation "before I hand you this citation. I Blivena, Clifford Hilto, Leslie Scho­ Honor To The Courant ures has been used by the parties for a traffic survey, aa ba charges. WDRO-QU folte U ; t o - rises." but haa not yet received any an­ o f the ITqn Curtain Cur frontier that Department of Ji^ce attorney order to get his own bill released. Let frem the liaked, if ha will not WGTH-FtoUvai 1VHAY—Record Review Building. should like'to say to you that wheit swer. field and Carl Becker. in order to Ihaure the discipline It merely authorixed tha Manager be w n c —SUrlliht Serenade Chou's hint of pouible medls- I think of the thousands of Amer­ separatesiparates West anda East Germany. O f, WBA C^rbnp before them said'that he, as Warmest epngratulationa are in (h- if a piece of legislation which Of their own ihcmbers. But this The west Sidd Recreation faclU- The New Tfork Congrassman ia in the general domain happens and tha Planning Commiasion to Clothed in such garments as are WDRC-Cal golby tlon in the Formosa crisis came ican parentte-and grandparents— In the Socialist stronghold of prosecutor, could legally have all order for the whole management time the strategK.^hsa been ex-, obtain cost figures for such a sur­ U t t t - • as the five Colombo powers—In- tiei were "loaned" to the school told a newa conference he made Julias Toroato .!_____ -1 to have its most fervent friends in Rthde by me. WKNB—lee Glrand WHAT—Record Review Court Cases^ system for one year and Arthur who are hereafter to be sparcd_toe Wolfsburg, he'^toured the Volke- .thin information. But, he said, the and staff -of tha Hartford Gourant tended, with each aide reachlngi vey, Your reporter got it .right in. WTIC—aiarUgbt Serenete' -dla, Paklatan.-Geylon, Burma and hto request in a written note, wagen -plant, wrot- Germany's Funeral aervlcte for JuUus Tu- -M yatio Review No. , 2,' W BA ona party dr the other, that be­ wnc-Road Shew H.' illlng,'"B u p a r i h t'e n d a n't of agonising fears of the annual epL clearly marked unofficial; deliver­ ronto, 325 Tolland Tpke., were held Court could not have it, not with­ for that newspapar's showing in for everything that iboks as if it! hla atory which appeared Wednefi^ Tware batter, all should pariah ^DRC—Cal Kolby Indonesia—were trying to ar­ demic of poliomyelitis—" largest automobii^/factory. members, narrowly mtoaed the at­ comes the signal for the other might ba even half a chip, and day. range an Informal discuaalon of •chooto, haa been authorised . to ed to Chou on Thursday. In it, tola morning at 8:80 at the Holmes tendance prtoe at the tMatrict Ral­ out a special preeldanUal order. this year's annual Ayar Cup con­ party to hold it up, to see if those than refute. (CHarles T. Carolan, 40, of BMk permission from toe Advisory The President paused and start­ he said, he offered to meet with Thonaands of workers left their Funeral Home and at 9 o’clock in with the Inevitable quesUqn that! Yours vary truly, Unless they taka tha medicine that the dispute with China and Mveral Wlilppany, N. J., was fined $128' ed over again. benches and machines to cheer as ly in WlUimantic Thursday eve­ Purthermore, he teatlfled, not test for typography, make-up and who want it so badly can deUver of whether, when the hands are: Jacob i*. MiUar. pro-weatern delegations. Park and Recreation Commission the Red Chinese leader anytime St. Bridget’s Church. The Rev. ning. The winners were No. fi of anything in return for it. X g iv e ; in Town Court this morning for to use them again next year. 'tVhen I think of all the agony withal 24 hours after the note was Adenauer^rode through ihe plant erven the Loyalty Review Board printing. In tha big newspaper finally called, there will be time! 'Tware beter all ahould pariah than WKNB—Joe Glrand Ceylon has suggested that For­ in.an open-topped Volkswagen. John J. Delaney was the celebrant Hartford. About 100 attended the The mors normal legislative w n c-R o a d Shew . operating a motor vehicle while that these people will be spared, delivered.. , and Mrs. Arlyne Oarrity waa or- banquet In the Methodist Church, which ruled agalnat Dr. Petera class, the Courant placed fourth enough for a cashing in of all the "SoQ oeii^ OMniMign" tefusa WDRO-Cnl Kolby mosa be made indepted*®^ ivith under the influence of liquor. seeing their loved ones suffering Then he took off on a Whistle operation, in which each party wUl WGTH—FeaUvnl •Chlang Kai-toek’s Nationalist Powell said he had not even re­ gantot and solotoL Burial was in St. which featured turkey and aU toat knew the aourcea of the alleged in the nation, behind the Herald chips. . To the^^ttor: To ba conformed to my peculiar CpsoMlics 1 in bed, I must say . to you I have no ceived an acknowledgment of the stop tour of border towns. E v^ - naturaUy fight and block the party viawa; Chinese forces allowed to "rotire He was arrested April 13 afU r CivU War Exhibit Bridget’s Cemetery, whore the'Rev. goes with it. information against him. ^ behalf of toe Manchester *‘ f e l Y - B-Ball of Raeorda being warned not to drive by Ps- words in which adequately to ex­ note from the Peigtng detection. where, he told /audiences; The Tribune, the Wineton-Salem. Jour­ measures of ' the opposition, la . a 'Tware better that tha world stand gracefuUy” from the island.' Weat must be strong before the Robert J. .(torroll read the com­ Mrs. Grace B eit' of Hartford, surface operation, wmeh is undeiv Jtotary Club and the Connecticut WCCC—RVCCC—Racord Review. trolman Jten Turner. He drove press the thanks of myself and aU The New .York Negro leader to at­ state field director, who to a So even the Supreme Court, nal. and the New York Timet. Society for Oippled Children and BtiU than move WKNS—Joe Glrand Arllnir Drag Steras j \ *1110 United SUtes, however, does Russians will consider easing mittal service. •tandable and easUy recogalasd. vn’ic —Road Show yecognlae the Communist Chi- out of the Municipal Parking lot i. Feature at Show the people I k n o w -a ll 164 mil­ tending the ABlan-African confer­ Bearers were Frank Deptuto, member of ,the local. review, waa it triea to decide whether an in* AU Connecticut Journaltem can O p e n F orum Adults, it would be appreciated if Xn any other way than I appm v. W D R C -^ Kolby atl the Center and 'hirner stopped lion Americans, to say nothing of ence .here aa an unofficial observ­ Bast-West tensions and ending the But the crurrent uadereover Such ia the’ Bigot’s bumptious asM regime. Joseph MltcheU, Jtougtos Robert­ the principal epeaker. Mrs. Rose Justice has been done Dr. Petera, be proud Of this fine aqhievement you would allow me to express WGl“ 3TH—KaUval hipi. Atty. John LaBelle repre’- aU the people in the world, that er. division of Oermany. Ther^ore, Small of Htetford was pwalding buttle Is commlttliig piracy with baneful creed. Chou refused earUer to give out An unusuLl and Jhteresting West Oermany must rearm tn alli­ son, George • Petrauakas, Juatln will have to operate partially in It ehouid alao note udto pride that ^ "Reporter Oat M Bight" thanks, torotigh your columns,' to sehtad Carolan. wilt profit from- your discovery He said he had not consulted Shlmanskl and Frank Lemeato. officer and . Mrs. Merle Lauro, legislation whh-h has no pur- all those who contributed ao gen­ And ha himself the offshoot of a any detAils of hla reported stand at feature of this year's Co-Wed Later, in his office, Eisenhower with U.8. diplomatic' offictola be­ ance with the Weat. " the daric. recognition aa finaUeta In the To the Editor, ^ breed. Tekvi^n Prograna the luncheon. After the informal Anthony Uriano, 38, of Homa- president or Myitlc Re'vieto, waa tlculsf poUtical signlllfsmce la I cannot/h^ agrealiig with onn erously to the 1985 Easter Baal m i NASH atead St, arrested yeatorday and show, “BUglea and Belles,”. wtU be gave a fountain pen and a pocket fore writing tha totter. '/ See Cnltod Qermaayy Blocked WOCKMI i lady of ceremonies. Mrs. Maude the aituation -la not quite Judging tola l^ar caiheTo 'two ~ltialf.1ii.toct, the better a MU part, at least, of Mr. Ronald L i» drive. Which would not mercy show, but On Pase Two get-to-gethei*, he brushed into'the a Civil War exhibit iii the lobby of, Icnlfe to each of the Salk boys.. The Congressman sal^ha had Soclaltot orators fain expat conference meeting place sur­ cllarged with intoxication, was Brown of WiUimantlc welcomed simple aa th^ makea it sound other Connecticut nawspapars, in Is, toe more, urgeat toe goMnU gard'a"'letter published in Thunj- W e o f the R otary Club are Jua- S totesaua. found guilty and given a suspend­ Buckley auditorium both nights T o 5-year-old Jonathan he eaid: written Chou after Reiving a their campaign that ‘^Adeimuer'e TFi IIII Pl^ds Guilty the vtoitora. welfare reaaoaa why It should All other men to darkest, daapaat rounded by his usual bodyguard. of the performance. . however. The u m of confidential tha medium circulation class, tha da^'s Herald, that part being an Ufiably proiid of the fact that thia ed judgment. "Now, you mustn’t open this cable from Oienn Nerilie, editor of policy will wreck all hope of a Guards of Mystic Ravlaw, and puss, too BMie reisaoii fo r hold-, hall. . How Christian Science Hbala Reportera asked him if he had Collected by Loutoe Taylor, this the New York Dal^Mlrror^eug- united Germany. ^information, yrom aourcea which Torrington Register and the An- iqipeal for laiger attendance at the is tha fourth' consacutlva succeas- Whitt racks ha thought all alas on $ 7 e0 0 AWtek Uriano pleaded not guilty,, but knife until yoii are 6." To B of P Charge of No. 8 of Hartford were in lag It up. The leas coatroversy meetings of Tha Board of Dirac ful campaln in tha four years anything good to say. For the first Patrolman Peck, who made the display will include such intrtifuing gestlng that he pUk with ~Chou Let’a talk with the Rusaiana charge of the floor woric. The lat- ateth ba damned? time At the almost a week old con items aa authentic Confederate Jonathan waa gcarcely outside refuse/to be identified, or which ebnla Sentinel. It is good to know, that we have been sponsoring or- “ Even tn A Burning Building arrest along with Patrolman when he had the knife open, Hia about the alrm: now," they said. "German rearma­ 'ter, all in whits, and the local girls The Bigot’s heaven never can ba •re ED MOBIAKTV at feren'ee the stern faced CThineae and Union uniforms, regulation Powell said te sent Chou a sec­ are promised immunity from and to have it recognised, that ganiaation. A great deal of Ume. cram m ed. V God’s Power Can Thomas Graham, testified the de­ brothers were aa prompt in. test­ ment to' unnecessary. It will only Danny Finn, noted baaketball in their floor length green dreaiea B i^ cd . fendant waa "highly Intoxicatad miUtary flrearma, aoldier’a prayer ond note today eficloaing a copy harden Rustian resistance to a player, waa presented in Town added much to Um 'different cere­ identification in return for that Uie nawspapars of Connecticut do ■; >■ ..... ' . ■ effort and planning ia consumed (Anonymous) I^|eet You” book,: pictures, in addition to many ing the eharpneas of their blutea. H a l B o y l e in these service projects, but wa ROY MOTORS, lit. Hla bodyguard cut off reportera when taken to PoUce' Headquar­ 'T only hope," said Mrs. Salk,' of hla first/one and asking for a global peace settlement." Court this morning to answer to a monies. information, ia actually standard exce^hgly weU in compariaon Submitted by Harpld W. Hodgkins - and Chou went into- the meeting artlclaa pertinent to local Civil reply. Most observers believe Aden­ An Interesting feature of .the are more than eager to become (Sponsored by the Manchester ^VHAY 910 k.c., Sunday, 8:18 a.m. 241 N. Mala St T d W SJUIS ters. It was on' Peck’s testimony who still looked cool and serene, charge o f breach of... tha peace re- practice in other fields than those with the achievemMt of' news- room. that the finding waa made. War history. He d^ared the queation of the auer's Christian Democratic party suiting from his arrest s^eral evening waa the Initiation of mem­ part of - such worthwhile causes Council of Churches. Mrs. Taylor expretees gratitude "we ail get home with aU our eyes of security and loyalty. We use p c j^ s in bUiisr states. when the public responds ao gen- *It le Very . Good’ Judge John S. G. Rottner eald a in ta ct" filers -.was. of paramount impor­ (CDU) faces an uphUf fight to de­ weeks ago at- the State' Aimory. bers, which included four men. one 5 0 Years, 50,000 Miles . *. Sir John Kotelawala. the prime to the many organtoations pnd in tance^to the people of the United ^ the syatemXpf the confidential in erotisly and makea our efforts prtoon term could be Imposed on feat the Socialists. . The fiery eager pleaded guilty and of them a nephew of Mrs. Brown, NO BBUTAUTT AT HOBOB minister of Oeylon, arrived hur the 'intoxication chai^ but ha dividuato who contributed gener­ itoa. •**'The Socialist Minister-President Judge John 8. O. Rottner who to atudiring for the mtntotiy. farmer, for instance, in income fruitful. ously: toward tha success of this /yAhead, We Think New Haven, April 23 (Jiy— T h t' riedly at toe meeting place And would give Uriano a chance to ' / T ' cannot atrets too em- /governor), Htorich Kopf, is im­ pended Judgment. taxes. But here, and in all other If you viait any of toe adult re­ exhi.biL among which are Colt’s of /phistiaally the im portance o f thiS' habilitation workshops. Camp New Haven Register aaid yaator' ^aluminum combination storm aAd was asked how things were-. prove hla ihtontion, stated Wednes­ Union Seeking mensely papular. He to widely It war. during a gam# between uaea of confidential information, X" Wa Btvar know, off-Mnd, which On Roller Coasters day an Investigation into the New "I am feeling fine’’-. Sir. Johh day, to-support hto famfly. H a i i f i ^ the Junior Lsita Muse, problem to all the people of thq credited by Lower Saxonlana^ with Danny Finn’s A t M an and Naa- Mamlocks in' Nichols, or any of um of Manchester and tha Chil­ Two Cars CoUide^^ wtud happens to the alleged cul way to turn our clock, and when Haven County Temporary Home aaid^ " it t o very good." __ Hannan R. Gunther Jr., of 78 United Statea,’’ Powell .wrote rebuilding the state’s economy siff Arme that tha hot-tempered tha children’s day camps which for Oiildren in Weat-Haven found jT dren’s Museum, Harifo.ird. . Chou. - Filin disputed a call by one'dTthe prit depends upon the subsequent New York (^)-^8o far tha Rua- your contributions have made pos- screen windows witlT Revolutionary, New, Pakistan’s Prime Minister AU Florence St., charged with forging Master Plan wo set out to raason it out for land toe newer coasters now loop no b ^ a 'Ior ’’brutality'’ cBirgas, earlier told newsmen that the a check,, had hto caae transferred, LiSld In an anti-bellum setting “The dtocuaaion of auch a prob­ destruction. officials. He was removed from the ' Hold Both Drivers / development of hard fact to prove ouraelvts wa have to make our alana haven;t claimed they invented about like a pratsel. They aver­ aibla, you too will be proud to but, criticiaed the home for “poor of a aouthem plantation, "Buglas lem could, go far toward easing The sllver-)ialred Socialist calM spirited contest after '• having have been part, of this wort^ Colombo powers met with CYiou to the. Jurtodiction of Juvenile au­ . and clinch the caae. ^ u-ay through considerable mental the roller coaeter. age about a half mile in -length physical control" that led to in PIVOT CONTROL mat;e other stonn windows _'and. several other delegates at the thorities. Juf^e Rotthef toM Gun­ and Belles’’ . carries the southern A long range plan for a master world tension, would it not there­ hlnuclf "the friend of the worker shoved both offleiato early in the causa. theme'throughout the production, Flank J. <|2unpanaill, 22, Of 162 . Thus, if Dr. Petera were a Com* fog before wa art satiafiad we If they ever do, they’re going to and cost from 3100,000 on up. The stances of "phyaical abuse and un luncheon. ■ * ther he did not want this court ac­ Working agreement for all the fore be oflnutual benefit to both and the peasant.” In contraaL first half. cars on some coasters < reach a Arnold Lawrence, flavornhia methods of child cars.' tion to give the inmreasion this Moet of the music to nostalgic of towna in the State having locale our countries to dtocuas a mutual Adenauer’a CDU has no outstand­ Refusing to leave the floor at Cooper Hill Ot., will appear in Bol­ iminiat.^and that fact could be have the proper answer. So, this have to fight. Joe McKee, v/ho at Ganaral Chairman. Manchester. Delegateslies said ^ .ou ’s epeech to- S7 is the acknowledged dean or the lAak speed of 00 to 86 ihilee an The nawiapaper said the reports old-fashioned! day was tencentrated cliiefly nn an waa not a aarious offenaa.' but at that ara and the costumes, hoop, affiliated with It to being worked problem ? ’’ ' ing leader in this state. the etart of the second half, Finn, ton 'trial Justka Court May 3 on skirted' and ruffled, tend a rem a charge of failing to give • haial proved,^ factually, and not'dir any evening, wa shaU look for soma roller coaster Industry. h ou r.. • — froiR the CWW Welfare Laagua of 1-. j - M peaTfor a lessening o f -world ten- tha ^ aama time he heritated . ..to givet on’ by the poUcy committee of the Fowell said be believed the Under a complex election sya- from orders issued by Chief of REP. REED EBCOVIDaNO tatooant air^^pf rlh a o d o n a -jsnd AaiaBrAft1eap:>eonference had da- tem, the number of Lower Saxony signal -as the result of a coUtolbn m atter Of mere opinion o r aus* almple direction in tha paper, or “The first roller coastsi In his­ McKee, who often acta aa a America Xnc., which conducted INe " 'I— --- Fiona. Ha asked the conference, to. W SSSt-. - . BUtor^Cttffity. And Municipal JEm* Police Herinan;_ Schendel, who consultant on thrill rides, gets a Rome, April 23 (Jfi —The condi- investigation, .have been mailed to "leavW'^eaite~'1dtelbaia?‘ One driver waa fined^ 8 , for graciousnaBa o f the 186() deep ployeF Union, AFL. v e io j^ into a "groat ah'd j^ t iV 'e d^U te tocM aeK;Sunday~ win ^ttesste' the gatoe,./^ to on Rto fi to Botten-Ute nickL /--- . pidon, without reference to the listen for one on the radio. Our tory was built In PittsMuici' in "ieavie adida -idtelpf^a^ south. CampanelU waa rnablng a turn 19M,” Jbe reMlicd. "And I got bit steamed up whenever the tton dr Rep. Dan Reed (R-NY) the three New Haven County Com- c ’ared; . speeding. He waa Robert Foraker, According to a special union force for democracy.'' d«i>and on the total, vote. The Police Headqifarters by Patrolmen original '"informer against Dr. off-hand gum is that, in order to A -ta — J-a - a - - f a -----a--an- Bugles and Belles’’ opens Friday, into tha AAE Tire Service Station etarted in the buainass m a caipen- safety of roller coastera is ques­ was.reported "unchanged" today miBsionera and the-state welfare w pwra ‘Let's Net-Lose Ptmee‘ 23, of 47.IQnilde St., arrested on representative in Hartford, the aim present state parltomeht hte . 184 Albert Scabies, and William' Pear­ Peters, who would argue that the make the clock read 7 o’clock tioned. at* the Little Company of Mary and health departments. - but wtU April. 16 by Patrolman John Krln- April 29, for a two night -run. deputies, of ubich 89 are'Social- son. He wXs later released under whan a. car driven by Robert J. tar the following year." “AlthoUto the altuation to tense, to the standardtoation of working Marochat, . 80, of WilUmaiitte, ability or inability of Dr. Peters when it ia really only 6 o'clock in Hospital where he la recovering not ba made public until next Tickets are now on sate and conditions, rates o f pay and poUetos tota. Tha other aeatx' xro dlvidad a 3100 bond.. In .91 years some 600 roller “If you Jiut sit down in the seat * let ua not lose the peace.” Umited number wlU be available Tedfords Noting - atarted to pass him, acoordtap to to face that original infmmer coasters have been btdlt through­ and stay -there,’’ he said, "you’re after a heart attack last Sunday. month. .* The Ctanaee' Piemtor strongly Fines of |I3 each ware levlte on fringe benefita for all municipal aihong 11 parties. Judge Rottner aiatad that Finn the evening, we wiU have to turn • AfitxteUa fsMteaw against Ronald C. Godfrey, 16, of at the door. Since prevloua Co- had' many friends and a certain SU te PoUce, M arscliat vr build­ automobile. You can’t get off axiatence" aponaorad by Nehru. a curve. with the cause of Justice? BuC although the mathemati­ ing about 300 himaetf—more than His endonresiient was to i strong- with oparaUnga motoreycla with a advance, William Steekel, ticket ’ ' Tlte representative, who asked voked in the case, but baaed hto the track, and you can’t get hit defactlva rnimlar; and Dwight N, chairman, advise that tlckata ba The accident ooourrari about 9 But what ia being contended in cal computation may stiU confuse any other man. from behind by another driver." est yet in the drive to gain con­ not to be.identified, said 39 towns Hospital Notes Judgment on the fact that nothing Way, 30, o f M lddlefiald, charged purchased in advance to avoid dla- Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Tedferd, serioiu had reaulted from Einn’a p,m. J the Petera appeal is, of course, us, imd even aoma other people, "Only 18 men—nil Cnrpiintetw— • There are two roller coasters at ference support for the iCea of in the Stated' have locals affiliated Injured in the accident wars Mrs. peateful coextotonce between com­ With pdMing a stop sign. appolntmenL 871 Center St., w ill roach the 60th actions. Prosecutor David Keith something else. It is being ron- the common sense issue of day­ have ever bad anytM:V to do with the park McKee supervises—one Way, arrested 'Wednesday aa the with this union. Including some. Patteato T oday: 182 Blanche Kirchucr, Hartford, and NEWi wmsnoM munism and differing social ayt- State employee, about 6,000 Con^ anniversary of their marriage, also pointed out that, Finn had tanded that, ta the absence of any designing . roller coasters.". Joe regular sise, the other a- amaller A J>Luid. dibjot reaUlt o f an accident at M cKee and ...... ADMITTED YESTERDAY: only ---- shoved------the ofliciato and that------John Cartoon, 82. o Andontof. hoto light ’ saving time haa . become aaid. "And there are only four now one for kiddles. - To Joe’s great tems. nacticut municipal workers are Monday. April 28. No daetoal :,prooi-hf-aa34hing, -o r i^ W. Cantor Sts. ’BMswYHfflWfft’WWfwenirPbHRr " vary- -aimpie- «HL-..»«ry to e oideeL INVIMIU ^ts, -raoiora wak.a.id r e d l Rock- »o leave the floor after-being or- head. MraJCirchner, her husband, sal, faceless, I anonymou- allega* espacially if ona rtmemUira tha group. to not feeling equal toolt. Steven Wakefield,WakeSeld, RFD 1.1, RockRock­ ^^ed to do ao by Oie two reftreea. and Mrs. CampanelU were paaaen- ^T he roller coaster grew out of „ gCONOh^- *>'1111101 'S ftW T ' It to planned, according to ^tions against him have somehow days when tampering >vith the the old ecenie rallvay. We had Showing a preference for riding Eotter fe epfiretef Cashr f^ehenl ■ on the. USS Robert TedfOrd and the former ville; Mrs. Stella Polchlopek, 84 - gars in the CampanelU automobile. vanete by Nebru, bitt declared that Frank Hippie. Manchester’s dele- Yftoa Mary RitrlUe ware married Rottner atoo ated.Uiat Finn was been allowed to grow- up into a clock waa regarded aa an un­ nothing to go by, so we operated on the kiddle coaster. Layte at Quonact PL, R.L, Cliaxlte The annual ladies night of Oo. Avondala Rd,; John Weiss, 48 probably humiliated enough for Carisan waa riding with Marechat.' "I-can't understand this young­ 70P « r ■•ttom Vfiwitiiatien aoma form of peaceful coexistence 1, SMFD, xriU ba held at the fire­ F*to to tha policy committee for in toe rectory of St. Mary’s Eptoco- fonnal velvet against him. It U. by rule of thumb. CHAMPION TM net etetesd E. Hollar, 22, was finad 39 for Lynete St., Larry R. Timyer. 176 having to appear in court. He said natural interference with the laws er generation growing up now," il—l«— «MrK should be aaaintained. ' ‘ improper use of ragtotratlon plates. house, corner of Pine SL and Hart­ the Stale of ConnecUcuL to seek pal Aurch. The ceremony was "The four of us have kept a few No Or«fls • No Coki ZoNOS Reporting lie had been told by similar standard master working peiformcd by the Rev. Manning B. E. Middle Tpke.; CXrl Akerllnd. that police court to the last place being contended that opinion, to of God and of nature. We under sigbed Joe. "Why in my day no H m car he waa operating at tha ford Rd., tonijIiL/aUrtlng with a thlAga about , the buaioaea to our- erm ssei M le Nehru that British Prime Minis­ agreements in each state. Mnhett, who auccteded the late RFD 3, Coventry; Harry Borreson, any athlete expects . to ^gear Which Dy. Petefs was neyer al* stand, by this time, that man can sblvee. The Lord knows wa atrug- young-fellow would think of tak­ a WALL-FLABOC — PRESSITRE BURNERS tee t«cl«trf I ee- time he waa stopped for a routine Stoadtoh amorgaabord at a o’clock: after an athtoUc eronL Personal Notiees Compare Winitrem , . . prove! to us eMrtlet leee* ter Eden alro supported toe In­ Study Agreiunents rSKttor, the Rav. Jacob A. Biddle. Olaatonbury: Harold Gill, 120 kwed to present hia ownlanawer, get upland go to bed when they Med hard anouch learning them, ing Ua best girl on a kiddie ridA . a COMPLETB HEATINO UNITS check by I>atrolman John Mahoney He’d be lookiiig for more - thrills. dian ooextotonca pregram. Chou- H ie sfirinx dance At present, membera of tha pol­ Thrae daugfatara and a aon ware Buckland St.; Miaa Luella Sperry, or pcnaible denial by facts, was ^ ere never has beeiv a graduate a IN8TAUJCD RT FACTORY TRAINED MEN yourselt-ttrere's ho finer window Offered to sign a J ^ t deelaraUon toat Saturday waa registered but icy committee in Connecticut are born to tba couple. The daughters 881 Center SL, Barto Swallow, 30 p)eaaa, no matter what the clock engineer connected with the roller t guiua after 80 years in this'bus­ it had tha wrong plates on it/ WiU be held tonight at the Man­ In Memoriam allowed to become determining saya, but that it makes it a con iness 1 still haven’t learned what a FORCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HOT WATER embodying these principles with chester Qxmtr:^ Cliri) from 9 sifting working agreements now are Mabel, wife of Walter G. Oak Grove SL coaster field.’* ' made . . , at any price! Eden. Two drivers charged with pass­ in force in the Stats bataraen Oowlas of West Hartford, Annie In loi-lBi menwiry ol <«r husbaj^ avidence. venienca ' for ail if the dock people want” ing red Ughta ixera fined 33 each. oVlock to 1 a.m. Music will ba fur. ADMITTED TODAY: Herbert Police Arrests tathrr and anindraUirr, Joatph RoUa- McKee, now general superintae- The fight over the wording of the ntotaed by Larry M alkm a orchaa towns and their employes in an and VMat, married to (Plannee Weiffer, RFD 2. Coventry. AprU M. IML It is hatd to. aee how the Su­ agrees with a pattern of habits dant of tha PSUsadas (N. J.) The old tunnel of love boat tiipa CALL TODAY FOR peace resolution arose after Tur­ vS»y were John T. Kaltea, lA of effort to work out the tteat pro­ and Howate Caaselto, raspecUvely, Hartford and Ai;ihand LaRoae, 3S, tra. BIRTH YESTERDAY: a daugh­ Sw«M n«mori*a of you, preme Court can deterinine wlilch gives , us m ost .uaa o f our Amuaament 3’ark, astlmatea ha have died out in most amusement A FREE B8TDIATB key and PMtoton—both allied with gram poasibla both famlUas. living in town. Tba ter to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton parks and been replaced by fast-, of Central Falls, R.I. L>aR®ae was PAT WARD RRBAK8 ARM Atherton G. Otettpr, 38 o f Wlar- W* will alwaysJa UrMsur*,Urea— whether this was so or not with­ day.—' . - has ridden sotns 8,000 Tniles' on the Weat—tafleted that any motion New Yai^ April 23 tff^lhit When the ideal agreement'■ to Bota and hto wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome. 68 Kensington SL' 1/OTlna you alwaya. DISCHARGES) YESIXRDAY qpaeding after Patrolman Ray­ 'The roller coaster hs» been my an age that draama of rocket and Antli.oHzed Oester s. alao must contain a rafaranca to pal governments having employes Hendee Rd. Tharo are H grand Lea BagUn, 733 Center SL; J. Ben­ Mrs. fiarah RoUasoa and taattiy. see and Judge the evidence. In week, tha common aensa of day- whole life,” said Joe, who has space travel. tha right of nations to. Join coUao . Two drivera charged with operat­ vlettoa of wealthy Minot F. rapraaented by the union will ba ctalldran-and four great grandchU' mond Pack mada tlM arrest J>astar- ing motor vehicles while undar tha Mka aa cafe soelatjr vtea jam in BeorroL S3 Princeton SLJ day. other words, it does aeem as' if Ught saving waa uitderstood ao shrewd twinkling ayes benesUi a But McKae sees no immediate COMIINATION »»* W IN D O W S tiVA defADlA Dftcta. asked to meet' wtth union repre­ dron. Mrs. Gladyce Btosell,. South Cov­ In Mfiinoriain thatch, of thick white hair. 'T even demise for the roller coaster, al­ OFFICE NOW AT 31f BROAD STRICT Nriiru rsportodly advtoad the influence of Intoxicating. Uqiior or toargaa, eama heoio tram a date sentatives. At that tlma it to hoped Mr. Tedford waa employed by Daniel J. Lange, 44, of 140 W. those «rii» Judge, aa well as those weU that tha meaauret^ch gives early today wltli a brolwa arm. entry; Frank Crigwley, 57 Gerard Middle Tgike., 'i m atoo arraated In lorina mamory W my father, i u - met my wife, Maggie, on a roller though fewer are. now being built Aalan-African nations yesterday druga had their cases ccntlnued that both the union 6nd municipal Cheney Broe. for a period of 42 win -J. Donaldsoa. who aaoMd awax who prosecute, should be In- us an additional montlrof it. next MANCHEOTER TEL^Ml-94539 "not to degrade yourtelvaa. by be- until next Saturday.. They were PMea aaM toe 21-ymwted for­ yaars. A lom time rnembar of SL; Mrs. UUa Hayes. 389 Sununit yeatardSy and. charoad with pass­ AprU H 1M4. coaster. That waa MiCk in 1909 la each decade. ' gfifi Ug For.AlMniniuy Cfino^sfi snd Awningt [ government leadtes will arrive at ing a at<^ sign by ^iteolinan John 1*- within the list of those October, passed tx>th' Uoueq and' CincinnaU.’’ 24 HOURiSERVICE coming camp fcUowen of one or John Dabrowakl, 89, of 66 Rljo 8L mer call girl laid them she a stondard agreamant to be used ManclMBtar. no. A9^ LOL, ba waa S t.; WUUam Hack, 297 Henry SL; “Aa long aa them are amuse­ Mrs. Eatalla Johnson, 20 Trohte ^ mam m fodas aafi Ufa to Mjia factually know nil . there is to Senate unanimously, without even The older roller coasters were ment parka," ba said 'stoutly, "the ' the otoaf of the big popar blocs.’' and Roger J. .louohanL 27. of altapad and fs | i t o Of i fw U fc In aneb town aa a baaia for towri master in 1918. He to also a mem­ Yau WiU ttre faraver to a v hdhrt. Iq bto axtonyiQranaoua ranariu South Covsntijr. B ach^o^'itea ymaga aa toa was gattfag tala DA4 UXLtoH WMMtifttlOlUI CO OOQ* ber of Rogral RUck nasaptoty No. Dr;; M n. Jaunatta yaonait. LOfi aBhafiulad to fee about the cane'they arc the neceeeity . for debate. It built ad a simpis' figure eight pair roller coaster will last You can’t tom and coiit only abisut I^J)00. COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL todag, ItMBHto saM ha. had haan 'tracts. .. 18. T Wairt^fit - / hpwd ta Item OomK on m e O K h If. a|^ there ia aUll e dif- have a park witli^t a marry-go- aaamad filUy understood, at last- BacauM of the rising Of round and i ^eoastar," BIU. iTUNSKY MJ.9-9095

r /I ' ‘‘V'S . ..JS. -e : ,:r A • ' / ^ i- •V- . '. V y ' PAGi;i TAOE IIANCHESTER E V E I^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY. APRH« 2S, i m IIANCaiESTS^ EVENma ^ R A L D , MAKCHESTER. 0 6 n K„ SATURDAT^ APRIL 28,19S5

Nursery wotahlp in the "Burko Teat In from Hanenwa (13:14): W a p e j n g Tha program will tact until said-: Houaa,” 87 Park SL Thllonr peace wlth.nU SMn, and |k« WiU Addref I night , 10K)6 Am., Junl^ Church. Jun­ hoUhaaa without which no man Standish-Christiana Wedding Tha oommlttee In charge of the ior Choir. OMea of Instructlan Miell tee the Loid.” JkP on Trade Need i'i![» H REPQIR Firemen to Store affair tnchidea: Robert Tucker, N with addreea tor the Rector; Seleotiena fbom the BUM Include chairman; Paul Peiktns aad Edwin 11:00 a.m., Mtornlng P r a y irilh the firilowtiig: "But v>a sab Jeaus, Barber, Tickets may be obtained aennon by the R*y. Alfred L. WU- who wee made n IttUe lower thesi ^ New York, April^ 36—The Re4 Cross Gear from Graago members o r at the Uama, Rector. Senior Choir. the angela for the suffering of White Houaa aays Pnaident Baeff-^ door. Ik* MratiM Am^ i S t JaAsaa B. C. Oburcii Muaical outUna o ^ thls aarvice: death, crowned with i^ory pad bower's addrsss Monday at 'the Wapping, a!p(11 88 (Special) — Team Hoaered m Mttm St. Bov. John P.Waanoa, Pastor ProOaealonal, “The lOng o f Love honor; that he by tlie grace of rn Q ig u LupiT At-S epeelal masting'of'the Volun­ Hugh Groer, basketball coach •K Ita jw ami Mn. Pldnip Bav, Oeorga P; Hughes My Shephard.” God. rtiouid taste death for every Aaaodated Press luncheon will at the Unlvertfty of Oonnectieut OdtoMS Si OSsrt* Bav. Bdwnrd J. ParraU Saquanea, "Pralsa to tha Im d ” man. . . .. And delivdr them who make wnrid trade . Me principal teer F3re,Department recently It Jpd former coach at EUeworth Bav. Pyancte T. Butler through iiar of death ivare all warn voted to houra and maintain a ■Tss t«p4e. High, warn the guest sperJeer at DIRECTORY Offertory, "1 Hohrd tho Voice ef lilBliflTf*? SuBday. ApiU M — Jaaus Seiy” ...... ; ...... Harriaa their meUme eubjeet to bbodage.” Pzeaa Secretory Jarwa C Hae^ UlilllliUff tf lifeboat and traitor wMch will be w eecon f All-EUea’orUi Night •:as Sunday aobool claaaaa for Sunday Maaaas: \ (Solo hy LaVarne Burnett) .. (Habraws 3:946). arty told nawsman yaatorday in puidiaead by the local Red Croce honoring etudento from the-Junior ail amaa, ftttaaall caoufS, laadar. For adults, 6,7, A, #„ 10 and 11 Racaaaional. “Whan Morning GUda OorrelaUve pesaegee fraa tha WaMitagton the President "be- Cbaptcr. and aanlor claeaea of EUeworth 10:«5 HoUiMoa aarvlca yrtth lia .' o’clook with two Msmss at f^.ona tha Sklao" Chrietlaa Science textbook, ‘Sci­ hevee that trade is the brifge be- There to one eUpuiatlon, that Uu Memortal High Ochool, held at the jar and Mra. John Piehup in in tha main wMUtorium for n . Itn Wadnaaday: Midweek ealabra- ence and Health with to the 9#aen a proeperooa America and •quijtment'ba uaed In the Fire De- Wapping Elementary School. - r dlUM a- and one for tha ehlldran in ' tin Uon of tha Holy Communion. 'Dma Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, a fret world at paace.'* - partment'e mutual aid program. _ Other speakers bieludad Dexter S p.m. Silvar Lana Sunday baaamant; and two Maaaas at 10, \0 a.m. , . include the foUowtag (p. 496:18): The ftesldent'B epeech wUl be This will allow othar mutual aid Burnham, honorary chairman of OteU KitUa in chardt- one in tha main avdttorlum and NoHoe; Cars laava at "When It is learned that ihstset departmanto the ura of tha equip­ the Planning Oo;-mlttee: Merle cannot destroy life, and that mor­ carried Uva on the CM dnd NBC THE LAMP CUT Heaeital vtaiUUon. Mra. SUaa- one in tha basement. ). this Sunday afternoon Talevlaioh NetworicS at 3 p.m., THE 0FFK3E OP ment when needed. It to how up to Woodmansee, euperintondant of j^iir Storage at Manchester Dry Cleaners Quality Printing at SkliiBldge bath WUaon. ' for tha Mils Bqx Prasantotlon tals are not saved from ski' or the Red Chrora Chapter to consider ■choc*, and Henry Adaiae. prin­ Eaatem Daylight Time (1 pm., cipal. d:46 mia band will playsfor ahut- Cattodral In Hart­ sideneoa by death, this understand­ Bsatern Stondard Tima.) DR. HAROLD J. the approval. ASK ABOUT IT AT ,THE Chundi at the Asanmptfon ing will ^ c k a n Into newneao o f Alexander A. Macktmmie Jr., tna. ford. Admiaaton by Uckai only, The talk vlU be oacriad live on Tagaaat Preaeatod - • 7 pjn. Prayar moatinc group in Adams S t and Thompaou Bd. life. It Will master eltber a desire LEHMU8 president of the Oonnectirut Inter- Mlaatan Church of S t James’ to die or a dread of the grave, and the NBC Mutual and ABC B^dlo Tha annual Earing Festival of tha T. P. auatorlum. Networks at the same Ume. tha Union Grammar Sdiool, which ooholastic Athletic (Conference aad 7:W Salvation maaUng wlth< Oentor Oangregnttoni^ ChnnAi thus dsetroy the great fsal that 23 HAYNES STREET irinclpal Buckley High Sriiool, Mamas c t 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m. baeeU mortal e'’latonoa” A t 4:80 p m „ Eastern DayUght depicto the coming of spring was Band and Sdngatar music. OUfferd O. SImpnon. M lililir TlBto (8:80 p.m., BagUm 6taadard> held last, night at the Wapping Hertford, presented the awanto. "Cauist, Tha Burdan Baarer." Wntoon W a e M f. a o T WILL BE CLOSED Dinner r/ae served by the Ladies ___ IbaW aak ___ TfaiM). e g S S W 8^001 auditorium with about ISO Aid o f the Wanping Obmmunlty S t BrMgotb B. O Church Mlnintor-Bneorttna - \— ■ " ^hsIdottMHs ’ reeoeding of tha apaeeh. ohildran from all the grades, par- ' SSowlsy— Andrew B. Wntoon, SATURDAY Oiurch, with Dr. WlUrod PObin- Bav. John J. Delaney, Pastor m M . t u m a t tielpating. Mtob Margaret Keefe, 7:«B Tha FHandahip Circls will Bav. Hobart OarroO and ' Mtoletor nf Mnaic \ eon, the athletic team's phyeiciaa; in tha T . P. hall. Mra Antheay iShanetb, ' ' APRIL 28 TO music supervisor, and Mra. Fran­ tosstiDiJiter. ^ 99 EAST CENTER ST-^TeL BO-S-5009 Bav. Theodora Onbnla, Asalstaato Direetor a t Masto ces Foley directed the pageant Itiaaday— Sunday, April 34: Skywatcheri Hear Students of the Ugh school gave 2 pjn. Woman's Ho«a Laagus, 7:80 Holy OommUnion. WED., MAY 4th., iNC, Volunteera 8ou|ht musical program. Massaa on Sunday at 7, 8, 3, 10 Sunday, April 24; Frank Maainda, chairman of the wrapping bandagas for hospital. and l i a.m. and Masses downstairs 8:00, 9:15 and 11:00, Ctnrch Serv* Minatrel Tonight 8 ^ Junior Songstar pracUca, ll;00*a.m . Service o f WbrShip. Loop System Talk local Red Cross chapter, is asking H ie 11th csmual niinstrel tfiow, HaVa Your Flooea Saadei at g Slid 10:45 a.m. Icee. ^ for 2() volunteers to taka special lira. Lillian Psrratt. Prelude, “Adagio,” Beethoven. Orgsa Prelude. Largo,^DvarJaik. sponsored by St. Francto o: Assial Aad Flabhed With tiw New TRUCK d:16 'Tha TouUi Band pracUca, Hymn, "Ye Servants of God.” courara in the handUng and ca n Church will be held In the Church Anthem, "How Lovely Is Thy Mambera o f the Ground Ob­ of ambulatory patiento. Hie plan /•^SI- Kobart lUehardsoB. S t PraneiB AaSbl^Church Dwelling Place,” Harrington, Reeding of the L«£on. Goapsl of Hall tonight and ton:orrow night SENSATIONAL laETTERING T pjra. Sanior SongsUr pracUca, s T ja'amea t , ' ' server corps, scheduled to go back la^sfbrarunner to an InveeUgaUon y Hartford, with lire. Gertrude SMth Windsor, Boota 80 (9:16) Quartet,' Janet H )^, Idd o f the- poaslhUUy of obtoining an TifTWIand County Mrw^UUiaB Parratt V. Arthur J. Hefferuau, Paator B. Woodhouaa, Frank Maloney Anthem, "O Great Redeam* to their vohmteer work M. soon Cunningham :as pianist and M u HOTilfAX PROOESB g pjn. Bibla Study group, Mrs. and Richard Johnaton, "Fralae er” , Gounod; as the new skywateh-poet on the ambutoMS aervioa in South Wind­ Kabricfc'e Afchertra of Rockville Get Onr Estiinata Bav. Beunath V. BarveUs, Onante Offertory, ^U.tebUe” Baothovaa. sor. Former servicemen and worn Olvw Seen everlaattag btaaly. Floranea Stavanaon. Ye The Lm-d''. FTuik. Police Station to completed, are furnishing ths music. Signa Of AO Kinds g pjn. Sanior Band pracUca, C. at 7, 8:80, 9:80 and 11 (11:00) Senior Choir. Hymn, 'TZsnmTell The Bto^.” O IL M I R N n i an who served -ap medies during of cerem^es will be Sennonx “How Prayer Worka” scheduled to meet at 7:80 pm. tha war are urged by Mr. Maainda Ann Barry. End men include Bator Carlson. a.m. Scripture Rending: I Oorlnthiana Friday In the hearing room of the saviei “ wUl Iboroday— 18. Rev. E. Munpky to volimtcer. He will also try to rid Berry, Jack DaUaripa, Pat EDWARDS Hymk "Moio Vova «to Thee, O Municipal Building. obtain a list of nuraes Uving t COROT'S drgO Corps Cadat dass, Mrs. Hymn, "O Word of God hionr- ' CD Director FVad Edwards (hdlahan and Dick Maloney. , Spring is always a busy aeaaon oMcra here In town depend upon floranoa Stovanson. S t Mnariea’a B. C. Church’ iwttt**. 06Miur*Cuch. CALL town; He said that Red Cross f i^ Ehtertainen, including dancera, of the year and at Schleldge'a them to supply all of their needs. . Fleer deaataig ttervlee SIGHS Bolton Oentor 1 Postiude, ‘Toatulde,” Stedr- termed the meeting an important would be available to pay fpibe arranged. Cileaaere, 03 .Wells St. A |»one very reasonable pricee and, if you 10 ajn. Junior Lsgion class, Mrs. Sermon: "Love n. Love I t Vary lUdMkrdi Studio Jean (hiehman, Ifancy Harrington do not have enough, why not have printed material for drives, 'Writer ribbona, memo eheeto and and Mrs. LUlian ststad by Mrs. UibaastU and Although, the loop syetam was TeUght Ruth Hitchcock, Jolui Myers, Ro­ call to them, MI-3-7254, will mean binders. Just to mention a few Major Pidcup PaUent." / MRS. CLARK DONALD STANDISH hi use here before the skywateh safe, insured storage for your^ur your clothing returned in safe dust .announeemanto o f all kinds, so TREE FRUNINR HIGH GRADE Snored Heart Church Mra Dorothy Howard.- violinist. Bowling League, land HOule, Hilda Monas'ban, Kay bmny different kinds ot printed items. If ttasre to some parttcplar McCann. Church St, Vaman ^ Hynm, "TA'.e My Life and Let It post on the Odd FeUowe Building Coat., at a most reasonable cost, proof garment bags? Many wom­ Be ** '' Miss Dorothy Mary ChrietUna,;Eboth.(ff Lebanon, and Robert Jack- obmplcted ito season, Roberto, Shirley Barbriek, Denlra nU/teriato to be taken care o f that item you need and Mr. Schieldge was abandoned, about 40 oheervere )ld ito annual banquet to­ a matter of fact, If you oro pr< en prefer thera clear plastic bags does not have it in stock, be will be Postiude, "Grand Qhoeur In C , Bolton Oongregattoaal Cknrek daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joaeph eon of Portland. are not familiar with Ito opera­ Vaiade, Mary Jean Oumingbain, for you can see Instantly what is the 'Shop la really Jammed with « ii REMOVAL P R I N T I ^ 1 ■vnugoBeal Lutharan Ohuieh Sunday* Masses at 8 and 10:80 Chauvet. ot 8:80 U tho Gaiden Grova Marcia M.oIoR/ Donna Sbehtn, Arm for storag* space, why not work> William Schieldge, has the glad to get it for you. For all your (Mtoaanrt Synod) The Rev. Arttar A. Wallaee, |L Chrietlann of 1017 Silver Lane, Tha bride was attired In a white tion. Tbaae observers had restpied Restaurant. Manchaetor. Team your heavy cloth coats to thei stored In them. 9U5 Church 8ei)dbl, kindergarten gown of CSiantUly lace, fashioned H E s n m R McAlUstcr, Raymond Sonbora, ability to take care of each and printing needs, for offfice sup­ Hava year i JOB AND* COMNBIldlAL O iigir and Blgh StroaU MtaUstor. from their poeltlons, but indicated «nd individual awards wUl be and hava them dry cleaned Waterproofing la done each through JunM higta. Walter Onyb, Organist East Hartford, became the bride with a Stted elon^ted torao, scoop recently that they will, be willing Ou-1 ShiUinger, Joseph Silva, Rob­ every customer and see tq it that plies, do as so many oUien do, naMVrt by. nr. Pnol O. Pmkopy. Paster. ■ ■ PHARMACY B y made. ert Argood, A1 Menier, Peter stored safely for the eummer? Thursday at the Manchester Dry depend upon Schleld^'e. PRINTING Concordia EvaagcUeal 11:00 C h u r^ 8choonstva Reading, Psalms 28 honor her sieter In law^ Mrs. Jo­ on a prayerbook. Hie Wapping Indians little is done here. Mr. Schieldge takes HI8HEST FRIOES Boned meeting. 8:00 Boy Scout seph A. (TirisUdna, East Hartford. ter Jamboree tonight at 7:48. League team wiU hold ito first on the safe aide, have them moth­ flee of quality work in this speedy the eanie pride In hto 'work as hie 10:15 a.m. Worship SarviCa, and 131. Following the ceremony a recep­ McCarthy Claims eervf. For 1 n . Paper, Metak g:80 AdUB B ide CUas. nursery in the parish house. Troop 35 Auxiliary. 8:00 Bridesmaids / were Mra Rita Jack- State Armory. Bring/your friend tiyouto at the Wapping School proofed. The alight extra charge predecessors. He has a genial man­ ^11 a .m ^ v in a Worship. Text; Scripture Reading, Luke 83:54-63. tion was held at the Mancheater or your family! v.__ is well worth it for safety meaa- you among tha many 'who Prelude: "Trio in O. Major’’^ Mothers' Oub, 175th Anniver­ Acts 4.1-18. ton of Portlknd, Misa Jean Browne Coimtry Club. gi'ounda tomorrow at 3 p.m. for ner that makes btiaiiieu relations and Scrap Iron MUNCHESTER church worship. —Sir John.Stainar sary Movie. of New London and Mlsa Ann boys 11 and 13 years old. Try Controversy Vita urea • akliv advantage of the low a nal pleasure and hto ability to Divina worship. Tsxt; Hymn. “There'a a Wldeneas in The bride, a graduate of Wllll- Never etore winter clothes with­ qt rai.rt launderbig eerrice--. «a tj. OB DEUVEB TO hOBSBWiVBB 11 a. m.. Hynun "Crown Him with Many Wed.WidM—9:00 Loyal Circle God’a Mercy." Studlsh, aiater of the bridegroom. outo for nine and 10 3fsara olds turn out quality work means that 8 :8 1 ^ ima: Jesus My K ings Dau(,'hters rummsge sale. mantic State Teachers College,' to wUI be announced later. out ~IiJWIHf~tli*nni*Bned first. I when nt with a regular dry Schleldge’e Print Shop will con­ ■Growna*' Sermon: "Make Every Sunday, An at preaent toaeliliig at the HUidi- Milwaukee, April 33 UB—Sen III PRY CLEANERS IMH, smpla. Anthamt "Brother Jamas' Air” 8:80 Boy Scout Troop 35; 7:30 bride, v^aa flowar girl. Sunday Serasen Spots or etoine set in and make cleanlnk order—at the Mancheater tinue to maintain the popularity OSTRINSRY 11 a. m.. danst Easter Sunday!" land Parte School; McCarthy said tost night that "the them harder to remove and collars Dry CiMners? They do a wonder­ 93 WELLS STRER —Arr. by, Gordon Jacobs Senior Choir rehearsal. 9:00 Racasfional Hymn, "Christian, Risa Joseph A. Christiana, of East Tha bridegroom attended Wil- "Marks of a Strong Oiurch" that it has for the past 50 yeara Dealaw la Waato Itetorlala 18:80 p.m., •This is tha life ,” Senior Choir party. Now h j ^ Tima To Plant . wUl be the topic of the Rev. David that do' not show soil now turn ful Job. The fuasieet man wilt wear Etotimates are furntobqd without l^F or other Hymn: ,**11001. Thy Word Abldath” And Act Thy Creed.” Hartford waa best man for his Umantlc State Teachers (kdlege rigor of the republic depends on 781 PABKEB ST. Ibrs yoB dBfhrB by •• WKMB-'TV, channel Sermon: .‘The Amding Word.” the Thur adny—7:30 Oonftrmation brotjier. Uaban ware WUllsm Oockett’s rarmon tomorrow at yellow with time from the oil from these ehl^ with pride and you’ll obligation on the cost of work at TM. M1-8-67S6 or 80-8-8879 TBitpiMM MI-3-72S4 ohannals, kindly constionabit your Organ PotUuda. and at present is serving with the political controversy.” rave youM lf hours of hard work. Rev, Yost Bfandt, preaching. eSase, new members reception. Reichard and Robert SiUlivan, U.S. Anny at F t Euetto, Va. the 10:48 service at tha Wapping your akin. Send them to the Man­ Schleldge’a Print Shop. Take your Uo Ib r . nswspapar. Friday—8:00 Young Adults. 8:80 GREmHOUSE PLANTS McCartliy, in an tntervivew af­ chester Dry Cleaners and let' them Do try t ^ nsw service. work over to the ehop and Mr. Offertory: .'.:^orale, 'Ah, Holy Community (Oiurch. ter he arrived |n Wisconsin for a 8 p. m., Sunday School Ja^'" / —John Cruagar Annual Co-Wed eh^e/, Buckley VernoB Methodist Church ' Hto PUgrim Touth FeUowehip Schieldge will look It over and toll Aasodation at Immanuel Lu< M4(hodtot CSiuixh tai Providence, speech before an American Legion MANCHESTER'^ FUR Hyimi; “Spread, O Spread, Thou SchocJ. Sherwood A. Treadwell, Mlalster Covenant Congregntfanal Church nSS GIANT PANSIES wlU meet in the Community House member yoa the exact cost of the Job.' If L. T. WOOD UO l^OTS SET 7:80 ir.m., Toung People's Soda* ednduct aarvice at the Lutharan Sunday. Ac’ril 24 tlone for the dinner (81.25) pre­ Mra Kenneth Netooa, OiEutot Mtoa SUFe O ndantoe. to use Tor the best affect, also the ty plaimtng earnnuttse. ceding the Fourth (juerterly Cou- The Wtoconrin' 1 RepulillcadRep said Portland, iprll 2JI, UP)—A ir chU- HQ^JFraturipg oma for tha Aged in Southbury. Organ Prelude, "Alleluia", Thom­ Ml— EUine Kaye, daughter the American 3-party syetom to right stock for your purpose. f-M p. m.. Men's Club. OoeSmualty BapBat Chorch son. fcrence and aimual meeting of Sunday. April 24— JER-AN GREENHOUSi Mr. and Mra Frank Kupchunoa of Plans have been completed for dren in [town o f 6,186 people Schlelge'e carries a full line I the beet la Wadnawtoy— -\ The Week 568 East Oeator S t at the Oreea. South Church on May 2 will have designed to give uie poopto a clear tha Elks Theater Party to be held will receive Salk polio vac- Mondky: The New England Con­ Hymn, "O Woirhip the King.” Sunday School att 9:80 ajiy^ 1M WOODLAND ST. 1B.MI 34012 Mountain Rd.. has graduated from choice between principles. of office auppUea and many odthe 6:80 p. .m.. Adult membarsl))^ John B- Neabert Mlaister. Affirmation of Faith, No. u. to be In by April 37. Notify the M o^ng Worshipp at lOrio am. at the State Theater on Tuesdey, cine free. Americo .Longa a Geaeral Bllllworh MANCHESTER ference ^ the United Lutheran Nancy WhltehUl. Orgaatot church otflee. Everyone to welcome. the American AcaUemy of Dra- "I do not understand the eleva­ May 34, Joseph Picaut and Elmer Synod of Nbw York and New Eng Offertory. "Arbutus," PruUhm. Junior Sermon : "Tito Lord’s maUe Arts of New York Oty. health officer,\eaid yesterday that • Oompleto Window Unite p.m., Sunday School Much* Hymn, “ Immortal, Invtoibla, c!od Part” tion of a concept like unity to ito 8. Anderson, ticket chairmen, have the Poi^andy Community - Fund a AO Stia Doors a n sSMtlng. / , limd meete ^Bristol at Zion LU' Sunday. April 34— a While attending the school she baa present exalted atotc. The perfect enlaigeilthe ticket committee to AUTO PARTS theran (3iurch.'\ Only Wise." Moriiing M eas^: "God’s Right played the leading part In several will buy v a c ( ^ with 81,800 it a Mitred and Gkied Trim PHdiy— , 8:45 a.m.. Church Schotd for all Second Oongregstfoiial Oborek political unity to found only In dic- provide a larger distribution of had earmarkedlfor polio researoh, o Expert Cabtaet Work Tueeday: 7:80\p.m. We Two Sermon:. ‘We Believe in Ck>d." 885 North Mala Stroet ff®bd „ , .. dramatle iproductiona and wu T. Fe HOLLORAN ■2./0 BROAD • g-4 and 7-g p.m., Ra^tratlon ages. QiUdren'a program through Mr. Treadwell Our chuMlria in charge of the totorahlp,” McCarthy said. tickets* and it to exxpected to plus another I3.D00 for vaccine re­ a Complete Hardware Dept, tor Communion May 1 / Group iheeting. \ • Morning Woririilp. Arnold W. Ttoer, Minister runner-up for .th* Jellinghe dace tickets on sale kt various FUNERAL HOME Wedneeday: '7:80 Choir Hymn, "Ancient o f Daya.” servicee ^^two of the convalescent Award for the outoUnding per cently appropriiited. He raid that Saturday— 10:15 am.. Morning Worship. . Bwetoy F . Wood, Orgnntot homes jn the town. We will meet at LANDBBS STRIKE CONTINUES wainera eftabitohmento. doctors In town have agreed to Ideally located eeaveoleat aad bearsal. Poettuda, “ Andante "IVanqulUo'' Mra Bnrbnra B. Becker, fonnance of the year. 10 a. m., OonfUyatlon iClaasas. Thuraday: 8:30 p.m. Adult mam Organ Prelude. from Handel's Water Music. c h u ^ at 3 for this miniatry. New Britain. April 28 UT)—^Mem- The therier program will conaist Inoculate children age one through away m a tha hosy thoroagh- Hymn, "We Praise Thee O God." Obelr Direetor Mira Kaya plane to' Uve in New of five aids of vaudeviUe, and in high school age Without charga ' berthlp clasa at the p arik houae. Pariah Notor gening Serrice at 7:80 pm. COME berc of the 'striking union a t . the faro. DIstiaettva Sai vlce. Mo6- QaMtty - ■wWeat 4) Children's Sermon "Hide and ' Meaeage: "Eaater Echoes.” . . York Oty and continue her work Landera Frary A C3ark electrical addition, to Ctorl Flynn and A] Xorth tU viatiU 0|mrab Friday: 8 p.m. Second-yen; Oat Junior MYF mocto on Monday ' Sunday, April 34, Friendahi with the Pilgrim Players, sh off A'valon, Gordon'e Entertainment mrm fheittttea. . a A( echetlcal class. V SGok evcnlngt, at 6:80 p.m. — The parents of the Confirmation appliance' firm Imve been told by { ( i i i l . M7 north Maln/ B t Hynm, "whist A Friend We Have Sunday, morning worship 10 j m Clara membera 'will meet for an HEAR THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL OF THE Broadway group under the direC' their leaders not to expeet 'a eet- Bureau haa now completed ar- WilllanHaSRhiildgR Bur. tahh X. Peat iUniatan ‘ Saturday: 9:30 a.m. F irs t-j^ r SatUor MYF meets on Sunday tlon of Priinklyn LenthaU- rapgemento for the other three a DUroI^A]^.H7YVUBI Catechetical class. ' in Jesus.” Organ Prelude, "Adagio"/from Important aeaaiOn. at 8:45 pm. Uement of the 37-day old etrike T. F. HOUORAN 138 Sinara B t TbL M-B-IdW ttfim Saturday mm Spjil. - Jamm W. MeBay Solo, "Green Paaturas” .. W. Ban^ evanlnga, at 7:00 pm . Toccata, Adagio and JTugue in Wapifing Grange vriU observe aSte. Dorothy Young, a dynamic lO id^ of Music V H ie Week right away. Hiey were told yes­ FUaeral Otaaetoe .derson. Margorie Keith. C “Major • Bach Tuesday— *’ Neighbor’s Night, Tuesday at terday no aettlcment vAiul'i come dance styltot, will provide a very CUNL1FFE Church ef the Nasarene LORD JESUS CHRIST^ p.m. at the Community House. proteasioaal dancing' act. Phllllpe 498 Mato Street S ^ p tu re Leeson, Micah 7:7-30. South Ifathodtot Church Proceatoonal Hymn,/ Personal EvangeUsm Clara at until aome time after a Hartford JOHN J. CRATTY JR. /' 10 nm .— Sermon, "A Matter of Prayer.” !'0 Master-Workman of the Orange to Sponsor Dnneo and Breen will perform in a fast- MOTOR SALES Tha Gift of God's O. E. Winslow, Minister Mala Street Jto^ Hartford Read 7:30 o.m. TWa la the final eeealon hearing TusMlay on a company moving dancing and magician UesMed IDmliahinf Florence Wood and Hymit, "When We Bend Before Bev. IVed iTE dgar, Mtototer Raro" in thu eeriea. nnS SUNDAY EVENlNC AT 7 . A dnnee, «eponao>tod !>y Cm application for a court Injuncdsn BZPBBT ADToW ^Y Md MERHILL2 FOUNDRTIOM...... M arshall Thy >Fhrtoe.” v ^ Anthren, ‘‘Glbry and Worship Are Grange, wiU be held at the (Torn routine, and lovely Evelyn Lear 178 Choier 8 « .< -« bL IO-9-7066 Hynin, "Joyful, Joy* Gertrude WUean. Orgaalato Bev, Feroy Smith, Wednesday— / to limit the number ot plcketo. FENDER RIVAIRS Organ Postiude. Mistetor Before. Him'' ...... Purcell Mid-week service at 7:30 p.m. munity House, Saturday, April 80 Local 307. United Electrioal, will complete the atoge program AND 3 p.m.. Junior High Youth Fal- beginning at 8 p.m. Slim (3ox and Radio A Machine. Wbikeni ot with her Inlmltolde renditions of ENAMEL and lA^ITBB “The S^banger of GalUaa" _ ' Sunday, April 34 Phlltp Troggor,Hlatoteiref Muato OUldieb'e Story------—ilhair.nt.8rt5 p m ...... popular songs. RIRRKET Church School, 8:30 a.m., Nel Ibwebip meato. at tha church to at­ Churt^ School Receealonsl Hymn, Thuraday— - hto-.CmrtaoyL Caravan will present Am et^ (Ind), which nlHwento BUILDS , lorrls tend ‘'Junior High Jamboree" at GOSPEL W ' an hour and a'half stage ihaw, _£oUoKliig.. thto-.sUga.* ibowy the S4 OddflM l StMBt Sacrament o f BapMam eon Kilpatrick, ^ Superintendent, Set^cee of worahlp at 8 and “Where Ooas the Crowded Sunday School ataff meeting at about 3,000 efi^loyra; btrnclr-tiie feature film, "Hie Black Knight," WBASQNABLB MyaUc 10:45 a.m. Ways of Life” 7:80 p.m. with dancing foUowing the show. plant in a diMiuta 9veiver terms o t a 'iXBS Dtfaftory, "Pagaant" ..Offenbach Junior and Intermediate Depart Thel^k 415 CsntEir Strost, Msnehoftor.’ Conn. with Alan Ladd will bo ahown. In . T«rlKIM”T38A Hymn of preparation, "From All menu at Youth Center, Sherwood Prelude,'"Arioeo” —Handal Scripture Reading, Friday— / ' . • •• new contract. this film, Alan Ladd departs from RONTRMTOR Monday— ' \ Hymn, "<3pd of Grace and Gdd of First Corinthiaas, Chapt. 18. The Juniors wijl meet from 3 to / • . BODTE 80—WAPPINO CONN. T h a t D w ^ ' Fish, superintendent.'' 7:80 p.m„ iBoard Of Chriatian his usual gun-tbtlng nfle, and ap­ AT THE BIOHYIELD HON GALLASSO’S FfBB DBRvBry Sermon, fChrlatlana—How - Worship Service, 10:45 ' a Glory” \ Offertory, "Jesus CTirist, My 4 p.m. at church instead o f in the /“^ Jesus 8kid, if ye die in your sins: whither t pears in hto first spectacle adven­ Education misting at tna, homa of Anthem, “ (Jpd not Fan from Ma' Sure Defense” ...... Wsither evening. For A Tmy Prineosi TEL. ia-S-6404 H A R D W A R E m d PkrT" Revv Willard J. McLaugh­ Meaaage, "Secret of Serenity.” Mrsl Leater Wolcott, 183 Main St go ye cannot come and if ye believe not that I am A Bag To Match! ture as a leader of the Knlghu of lin . / Youth- Service, 6 :3 0 .p.m., Mar­ —ZingarelU. (10:46 a.m .) Sermon: "Frlrodship” the Round Table. S U P P L Y C O . O n H S U N D A Y S 8:80 p.m.. (Hiurch-School toacll- Offertory solb, “Hbar My Cry''— Raceasional Hymn, "Blest Be the He (the saviour, Christ the Lord) ye shall die in Bareasionsi Hymn. “ Jasua Shall tha .McKinney, president. Hie entire show will provide Oetaer Mala Street and • A . M . M l P .M . era and offleera meeting. MUlim (8 ^ .) Tie That Binds” yOur sina,^—(John 8:21, 24), suitable evening's entortolnment Junior Society, 6:80 p.m., Rita Wednesday— • KudoU ___ Deaths Last Night Middle Tpk. Erat C U S T O M „ Pm^ida./"PouUuda in F,'> Wilson Craft, supervieor. Postiude, "Hymne d’Actioa da The wages of sin is death, but the gift of Ck>d for the whole family. Hcketo pres­ (Opp. Oecmaa'e Bolek Sta.) Thfungh tha Week 6:80 p.m., Sanior'High and Older Offertoro ahtheih\ "Omrard Chris­ Grace, T e D edm "' . . LangtoU* ently are available from every Elk DUBALDO Evening Service, 7:80 p.m., Mae- Youth Splash Party. East Bids tian M idlers" -Xsulltvan (10:48 By t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s is eternal life through Jeeds Christ our Lord— iFot a ciaaplete Bne af hard- M onday^ Sage, "The Lame Lion.” Sunday, 8:80 pm., Mu Sigma MUSIC CENTBt AWNINGS Rec. Mset at church. a-m.) \ New Yort" — Dr. Joseph I. Pas-, (Rom. 6 :28). w an aad eleetrleal enppllra. 7:80 ;p.m. Church Nominating The Week Chi. , DIstcIbator far Alanilaam Ooei- Oommtttaa. Friday— Hyhin, "Wtaers CraaA tha Crparded <- H m Week csl, ' 65, internationally known ' a ' - . ' ( ' 188 MIDDLE TPK. W tq n C BILL'S TIRE Tueeday, 8 p.m., Church Board - 7 p.m.. Adult Choir rehearsal. Ways of Ufa " \ Monday. 7 p.m.. Girl Scouts. - Waaflea Wladewi aad Doors. AND Thasday— meeting. ophthalmologist, author of. books YOU ARE WELCOME - TKL. M I-6A386 SEA FOOD ,1 ‘AO p.m. Prayar Group. 7:80 p.m., Junior Hi|^ Bowling Sermon, ’ 'We Must G o"—Dr. Fred Tuesday, 6:30 a.m., the ConBr IN MANCHESTER Wadnaaday, 7:80 *p.m.7 Prayer Party. R. Edgar \ maUon (naes wlU lecve for a visit and papers. on functfons and REPAIR SHOP — ALWAYS 9BBI Wadnaaday— Hymn, "Jasua, I My Cross Hava Bring Tour Bible—ttaarch the Beripturas WlUitla GUERINl and MORESCHl r All day Norwich District WSCS and Praise* Service. to New York CJify, accompanied diraasra o f thenya, who lectured AND ViaNITY ITS Wednceday.^8 p,m., (A oir re-, Taken'/- throughout Europe and in South Accordkms William H. Graan. Prop. •LOISTIRS maatlng in tto|~ New London W app^ Oeaaanalty Ckarek PosOude. "AUeiro "—Handel by the Rev. Mr. Toeer. Ywr Yarn Shop church. hearsal. Wednesday: , and Central America before hie VQYSHy_ Thursday, 7 pm .. Oravan. Bev. DavM OreSkett Mlatotor 0:80 and 10:45 a.m,. Church retirement two' years ago. Bprn C A M D 0T 2 -Rrirato Initroctions 89 Cattaga Bb-TTBL. IO-9-3tS8 GolamMa Ueyclaa 8 pjn. I^ar Circla. School;-' 10:46 a m ;, Nuraery; 4 6:45 pm.. Youth Choir. :• SCALLOPS PHday— Friday,'7 p.m.. Youth Choir rs- Maiy Barnkam Deaelew, 7 p.m.VBoy Scouto. In Uthuania. Died Friday. iBBtroBioiits u d Supplies Goodyaar Tires hsaraal. Orgaatot aad Ckoir Direetor p.m.. Senior MYF srlU play soft New York — Dr. Ghi-Tith Wang. CERAMICS Complete line of yams ^ C L A M S 7 p.m. Bible class studying Luke ball at the Charter Oak Field 7:30 p.m., Chfncei Choir. Repaln,~SOTTk6 . maata in vestry. SaturiUy, l I a.m., Junior Choir 'Saturday: 35, a researoher and profeisor of FOR YOUR POURING O ^ e stra For Hire nad knUtiaff acecisorfinb • F l L L l f S ^ rehearsal. '. Sunday, April 34 and then ha.va aupper at tha aeronautical engineering at New Aeceeeoriea g p.m Oouncil of Laadars.' church. They will attend the Mis 8:80 a-m.. Boys' Choir. AND SUPFUES stamped goods, embroidery 9:80 am. Rummage sale, Mrs. .Saturday, 8 p.m.. Supervisad ac- . 8:80 a.m.. Church School. 10:80 am.. Girls' CSioir. Yoric University. Born in Hang­ cotton and tatting thraada. 180 Sprace Street UviUea at Youth Cantor. 10:45 a.m., Worahlp Service. ■ionary Rally at 7:80. 7 p.m., Ep- chow, China. Died Friday. Ne Leraeas Reqnlfed — VENETIAN lUNDS OMvrai WiltMi Im. Picklm . chairman. worth Laague will have a busineae ' 7 p-m-. Junior-High Group meeto Free private instractfon. Prriude, "Nocturne,” .Ftold . Boatow—Miito Mary X. Prim, 53, 117 New BoHon Road COMBINATION STOBM PbeiM MI-9-0659 • 111)4 Speeee S t. TM. MH-dttlS Hymn, "Father Almighty, BU meeting and' then totend the at the church. , — WINDOWS aad DOOB8 at God Chapel Mlaatonaiy Riilly. a mamber of the ataff of the Bos­ Rotite 6—MI-S-5756 M on heitoee Honrs: 9 :4S A. M. to 5 P. M. saal Luthsn n amreh Us with Thy Blessing" Fleming ton Bureau of / the Aaeociated an paiatod Bannuth Gaanguist 314 Spruee Street Anthem. “Now Let Tongue Norwich Dietriet Misrionary Bockbighani Cengrogatfenal A w a ia g C b . tti"!* Oostofaen, Paator Rally—7:80 p.m. Prera . since 1043, formerly with wltb 8. W. r. Every Week Day FOR YOUR Vlee*PBStor - Adore Thee” Bev. PhlBp M. Base, BUntotor the. .Boston Transcript and -tfia thaaaayather 186 WEST CENTEXNTBB snUCET In rry BryaaO...... -...... Bach, Senior Choir Hymn, *:Jo]W, Joyful, We Adore Tekpheae m -e-seei JUNE ENGAOEMBNY Sunday, April 34; Thee!’ New York. World-Telegram. DM palat Open Thars. to 9 P. M. DON WILLIS to the Paator Offertory, "Song Without Words" Sunday, April 34. Saturday. MEMKRS AND nUENOS OF B Wakaiey, 8:46 «.m. S'-mtoy School., (No. 4) ...... Mendelssohn Anthem, "What of tha Night'* <-r 8:48 a.m., Omrch school. SERVE 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. Thompaon 11:00 a.m.. Sermon eubjbtoct, Berkaley, Callf/-^Mra Kitty SECOND CHURCH Hymn; "Faith o f Our Offertory Anthem, "Laudamue' Newbern CSitperfield, 50, o f Can­ 6RRAGE 7.‘00 pm., Eivangeliatlc, with Fathers" ...... Walton "These TTiings Arc on the Way BOYAL ICE CREAM Diam ond HarM Dron as special speaker. (Welsh Chorals)—Arr. Prothsroa O u t" ton, ni., wife of Rep., Robert B. SCOTTS TURF BUILDER 18 Main St, Tel MI-9-45S1 Sacond Sunday after Eastar. Sermon. "Maiki of a Strong Words of wslcoms —Rav. Richard Chipexfield (R-ni). Bora in M - Doilrt forgiet; a Spoasoat a Oelatl d Divine Worship and Church • Church” The Week , 1 1 Tuesday—7:45 p.m. A t the Hart­ ‘ Yaager 8 p.m., TTiureday. CSiolr practice. anna. Ark. Died Friday. n U M M S ' a n d WOLOOTTH SCOTTS 8PEEADEBS WITH MAEKEBS Ring School 9 and 10:80 am. Hymn, "Forward Through the Symposium on the Drama of Ad- ' -Yto-saahrefcreifc-ieBAeaBtT l:'SP£;HNK£J^•w/ r/ Prrtttda.'"Pavan'*...... Rowley ford Goapel Tsberaaclc, Otto —Jleleon, nUaekwery f«on i-16cwto»'}~, vance...... '==‘‘ - ' ■ ' ■■ — SUMMER SOHEOVU6 STARTS I V R 8 ¥ 0 U R Wholeeala aad RetaU ' Opea A Charge Aeoount cSsli »-8>i lite r video. Uruguay, speaker. Postiude, "Fugue from Maas No. Rev. Lawrence F. (Umond, Ep- S t John’s Nnttaknl OnthoUe Church We DeUver FEEOINO, WE HAVE OBOUND UMESTONE AND LOAN IRAKi SERVICE NORMAN R. WEIL Mra. Lorrafna Johnson Wednesday—7:80 pm. Rev. Otto 18" ...... Mosart worth Oiurch, Pawtucket. 38 Oelwny St « SYBEADEBS FOB AFPLTINO. NO CHABGB FOB DEUV-s Anthem (second Service),-^'Adora- 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Youth Fellow- New Haven. April 23 Op>—A 4 m IE SORE 87 W am n St. GEMOLOOIST Nelson will apeak at the Chapel. Rev. Herman Meiaer, Cantor The Bev. Stephen StoyJewakI p.m. New York to Hartford Ibc- EXT. EVENINGS AND WEI^ENDS JOHN WOLCOTT CAN F r a a t U d A EgBi BBt mus Ta, Christa” ..... RosaaW ahlp in the Community House. Church, East Hartford. Mala — Saturday—1:30 p.m„ H a ^ Bible Walter Orsyh, Orgiiatot prara baa been returned to the BE CONSULTED ABOUT TOUB LAWN AND SHBUB see St su m IB ttnanud Choir Hour. , Topic for diecuieton: "What Doea Thomas BeU treasurer, New summer schedule of the n o w . GBBBrd RBpdr Woifc TEL. ia-6-686S Touth of the Tear Awards ( You are cordially Invited to at­ God Expect of Us?" Douglas England Southern Oonferencs. Sunday. AprU 34 Haven Railroad. The neyv schedule, NOT TO FORGET YBOBLEM8. fUEE OUB 8HBUB8 AND EVEBOBEENA end sarvica)- tend ell o f tbeae a rvtcra Tune in WetherclI. The wprShip service Rev. Chariea X , Hutchinson Jr., 8:80, Masa. announced yraterilay. also includra tSARTFORD OHartory, "Andante” ... Thorne to "Revivaltima" on your Hulio, will be in charge of Charles Geno­ ■uperintondent, Norwich Dietriet 10:80, High Mara. a new morning exprera from TO MING A NUGHIOR OH FRIEND Sermon. “A Shaap's-Eya viaw” vese. Informal hymn ting—Rev, Charias Match, your frock with a tote- PHONE 180 Sunday 10:30 p.m. on station X. Hutchinson Jr. Rivertfda to New Yocl^ and a rt- bag! You'll find this hag*as quick MAIN ST. Rev. Harold Fmist WAlbum priatod in attraettva aMr...Stra far JOHNSON PAINT CO: Friday, 9 am., Dorcas rummage Celebrant, tha Rev. Denald N. raaiSaer roona '8Btu(dap-U-ia am., Ckvol Choir Congregational Church BMT, '55 to an axciting. assyr to oalora It ceaUlne 86 pages.of m MASS 8T., MANCHESTER PHONR •alB.Lutbar HaU. Hu ford. Curoift. "Tbnbkttoa,aftar___ Daath” wtS ba Arthir I n f Sttiii ROY NOTORS, las. Mlmr gtoda for ovary wbman who lovely deeigna^riPtoa 8 gtft.jtot- . SaUmday. 9:89, 9«9if dhsir ru- -amu Ftrat Chlltoap's sarv- •SW0. Ma sure to aaai tor ton M bjeet tha , The Fhmily U fa < > Stott LBAHNO BBAMDE iSS OiSlwHt; POasi MI trlSM 8>|NOKTyHJ^iWm MAHCWn»> Xtodatfaitaa threugk Onida far.iiiiidMri' ApeU Ft. Tito f o M « bb bald at Ifto ~ tiodfiy. 35 rants. B ' ...... ■V / / ■ I / ,/

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heard several visitors say I w u Reporter — lladolh, you may BUGS BUNNY ana of the most amusin’ people recoil edt that we printed yeoter- AiMWdr tB Prtviout Pmstol that eiw broke in. day your denial of having retracted Fifth frMidMt TiwvniyxeHm W , I ll» I ■! i’. — , ■ : the contradlcUon of your orlgltial c n i o all' s Mu e n c ’ ur tm* , Sense and Nonsense Qlrla who go home with' the 7 6 statement Wotdd you care to have Cheney Tech Rallies in Las^nning to >ener, to TMKT SMM *rMNC W l i areivt necessarily the i i POK OM Q* • Mum muietm f iM say you were misquoted in re<- ACB08S 4Deeay at the town. g a rd V* *tT SOteraical t i D O N A cIsrsyiWU) bout«d that li« __ the father could obtain on i n f t h u .& V WMATM couM oped hia BlUe at random imd which to w^ipi the child was that suttx President. g Noblemen ‘ MOUCMS >raach a aennon from tiw nrat with which An^hr Haskins hadlf;abia|VAL BY DICK Jamas— - MACHINKSi «xt hla eyaa fell upon. Doln< weight alt the Mg fl^ he tH e------in the fC ra sia Fisher’s Two-Run Hfit Uda on one oocaaion, bis B ible caimht in ten years. •Tahitian god u Srd Virginia • Footod vast IJUU ent” He divided to remember is to forget all 3FOur| lEbcM ale^^ I* H is ------was s i Roman bronze 47 Genus o f bia tcait idMter tw o baadSi “ Vari> petty trouble#. IdfSive snnounesd >0 Notion wUlowa Johnson's Paint Receive Trophy toojoirLeagU e Ken Irish Gets Mound ety" and “Juagment” Imagine his ITDiunkard 21 Prison room M Scatters [Bestof Seven Game Set ItLocds (ak> Dec. 2. IKS Reason for M astery chagrin when, at the close of the Old Friend —^ I'm glad to find I StPU canI 22 Grafted (h er.) 49 Tbrdy !=:Leodars= Win in ReUef Role; service,, sonje one called hla at­ you as you are. Tour great wealth | •IMWIUIS aoseottitb S4 Harden SO False god 22 Half \, Fifiher and Kosidd tention to the' fact that he had hasn't changed you. ■ ■ ■ i l l thicpfolrt SSPraposlt 40 Negative reply 51 WelMits ot Giant Ftteher M Magfie la HilUonalre — Well, it h Tonight at West Side - Amertcaa mimread the text — and that It SI Mexican coin 24 Outlines 41 Postscript India Batting (Based on 25 or more known for hla mnsteiy over the Each Get Threo Hits 'CMM. should be verity and Judgment. changed me in one thing. I’m I SSMeUln Dodgers. Ihere’a. n rsnton. CM 4 25 Mouthwafd (s b .) SSSick at beta) — Kallne, Detroit, .471; now “eccentric" where I used to I Gttido’a eeale 54 Unit o f He pitchea harder againat Mm u . «TUm D be ImMllte, andJ.'delli^tfully wit-| 2S Awkward 'enetrate Y Loop K ing Elim inated Power, Kansas Oty, .455; Fox, By PAT B(MJ}VO Along the Fox River, a few SSCcBBtailaUoD -reluctsnoa Chicago, .433; SkowronX New “It started,” Blaglla said, IMMT ty" where I used to be rude. person (slang) 45 VCtTCBBaTM Trailing by ona run going into miles above Wedron, IlUnots, an SEWUm 54 Fish Psgaini and Brosowski P in FinaUfit York, .432; 'ITironeberry, Boston, "when diuek Dteaaea, than the last naif of tha savantn and now/ 27 Entry In a manager of the Dodgers, oidrtlmer named Andy Haskins SSFnrrowa ledger. ■ 44The d7Tsar ,387. final Inning, Chensy Tsch came up had a shack, and ha made most of Any American boy can grow up| M Female m M W hile W halen Downed Runs — Throneberry, Boston, 1 had lest nsy fa st bnU. with two Mg runs, thanks to a the record flsh Catches in that to taka « high place in the govern­ fab.) i n r T n r T r m 12; Smith. Clsvslsnd and Skowroq, made me bear down agalndi ringing single back through tha vicinity during forty years. Ho ment if he stays away from bad I IS Arabian gnlf r • Martin and GiorgetU New YorlL H : Carraaqucl. Chicago thtfd, and I have aever<. box to Don FlSbar, to Hkm out a com ity and good Investments. had a Mg record book containing MBneourste Maw .Totic S. Bastoa* a and Bauer, New York, 10. peS-T , ■ / hard-fought 7-d triumph over —Senator Soaper, washlastro Z, BaHlmora dates and weights to impress vis­ ST Bitter vetch Veteran Chet Nowi'ckl and Oavelaad S/betroU S. Runs Batted In — Kalins, De­ Vinal Raidonal Tech froin lOddle- itors. NANA Syndicate. U Highlander CSiarlM W halen w ifi meet tonight Chidtsa i, Kansas Ciw ] troit, 11; Throneberry, Boeton, 12; :z: town. Played yesterday afternoon MVbrraal denial In the finale of the annual Mens . W AMDinds White, Boetom, 11; Roeen, Cleve­ at M t Nabo, tha contest marked Friend '— Of course, you enter-1 One summer a young m arr^ dIUUhpeek r Town Duck Pin Bowling ^Chaih- Pci. OBL land, 10; SkoWron, New York, 9. the opener for Coach Kenny Hud­ couple from Chicago camped In a talned during the social seasonT dSUnlversa] pionship ToumSment being held Brookira Hits Kallne, Detroit and le Wins son's Tachmen. luxurious lodge three miles...... above Mrs.'Newrich —r Well, mother I at the West Side Rec allcya :iDwaukea . . . . :8 ? - i . Skowron, Naw York, 16; Power, Coming on to pitch tha sevonth old Haskins' place. A baby was and the girls didn't think much of I language lit.' Louis ...... 6S7 t Kansas City, IS; I5^1te, Boston, fAPromoatory Four quarter-final and .two Semi' Chicaso ...... 600 4U inning. Captain Kanny Irish piekT bom at the* lodge; and the' only ! me as an entertainer, but I ovsr-.| final .matchea were rolled lost Pblla7»lphla .600 4Vl Fox, Chicago and Smith,. Cleve­ ed Up hia first victo^ bf tha in­ W-Z8 4S Capuchin ms New Tort . . . . •ITS 6tj land, 18. me Opener mcakev jn n i nMfit. In the quarter-final round, Ctnelanatl . . . . . ■300 7^ fant 1955 aaason. Although guilty -C y Giorgottt-dtfeated Tony—Sal­ PUtribursh— .0 0 0 S DouUea —■ Thronabarry, Boat of thrso errors during the game O U T O U fe^A Y BY J.'R. WILUABIS OUR BOARDING HOUSE- with MAJOR HOOPLE 41 Number r Kuenn, Detroit, Power, Ki stroiigr relief pttchtnKhy Jinum vatore ~ in .three games. Whalen Chicago ...... which WM playadfiTlw o faoura and NFalry fort had games of T42 ~ and 125 to City and Berra, New Yoi Kidd proved the turning point ye* five minut^ Fisher enjoyed quite UAU MawYorli terday afternoon at Henry Psrk tio tS elim lM ts Jim Martin In two iSoaton aaeaea^oe players tied with 3. ah afternoon at the plate.- The LIKE A BAMK TELLER MPhUipplc straight. Nowlckl, the T League i^CTeland . . Tripres — Fox, tticaio, .3; Ka as Coach John Chtnavari's Rock-' hustling ahoctsk^ banged out two - ESAO,-rvll0(55.^ a x SlMSMS 16 w 'Vasblnftoo 1 viUo High basaball team dafiaM WAITIH6 FOR A RACE ^ MPerad champion dacialoned Eddie Pagan! ])elrolt ...... line, Detroit, 2; tvm>ty-(me players doubles and a slagla in four trips, RSBOXAtlU©/JA14£ ACT6 A6 RE6UCr/-x>LErE RAISE MBadacler \wltb gamea of 123 and 112 to Pa- Kanaaa'Cltr tied with 1. Middletown 6-3. It was ths sea­ knocked in two funs and scored A6 A LOST M Stable Bl’a IM and 97. Mike Brosowski BalUmore Homs R ui^-^ Kallne, Detroit, son’s opener for tha home forces three Umeo himself. "WE CURTAIt^FORAct > a r TODAT f OAMEg 4; Thronehdny and Lepcio. Boa while the loss was - Middlatown’a EVeal APPSOACMED ^ > TWO— ‘ L itis OP THE ^ c WHf __ e^ked the, favored Tom Kelly Error IWvos Way W t, OPPSeiNB TO BE «] froim:the ruim|ng in two games. New York at**(raoklyn — Masiia ton, Nieman, Chicago, Rosen, first, having trounced Windsor ' t e s t 11)666 AMD fTART (M l Ts. Bralilna (34). Clevelgrifi, Finlgan and Zemlal, In its opener. Ron Frechette stoi^ off tho pATISiqr TILLX CAI66D COOMiMd UP VOUR. Kelly imd to work to get games final inning by teaching f 1asl RcaolU /' ball for five full innings before Harris. John Kbaiel^ Cbmmy'a "THE W ATe.' *^M N» BrEgribblngP __ fit ths Pest of five _game Stolen Bases — Rivera, Chicago starting pitchsr. promptly drfilsd JDOWMIM Chariie Whf Hi ClBclenall at Chicaco—Nushall (14) k .sveiye. tiring in the sixth. The winners _ .__ matchea in thA^Mni-finais, wnaien vs.'^seser fo-n;' led' 4-1 in thSTrixth whwii Dimmoi-W A *^*)f j* morvyl • S S l w n e defeated G io rgm i In foilr games. _ ' Aaaaricaa / playera tied with 1. to second when the throw went to IMEMT.' r Boted hooM on FUhar’s flrat mla- was dlsriused thia spring declkred photo was tsken. ; Batting (Based on 25 or more Tonight’s finals will start at 7 at bats)—'Logsn, Milwsukee, .438 who collected seven hits failed to cua on Dick Holt’s grounder. A o'cloA and will he the best'four that the Yankees would find them­ get more than one aingla in any alnglb by Koaickl and a double out o f asven. Cosh prizes will go selves in deep trouble if PhU Rlz- Fij^t to Eh*aw Fondy, Chicago, .425; Seboen Fishar, both to rightfiald. and an­ disnst, St. Louis, .389; Moon, St. inning. to Um winner and the runner-up. zuto finally bowed to the years aiaiit Stop Podgy Stiialr Change Playing Fields other aoUd single by Dave Hayart Liatad below qr* th* scores of and Casey Stengel had to fall back Oiicago. April 23 (AT-^TTie usual Louis, .886; Repulskl, St. Louis. to tha. asms firid gave the victors on Billy Hunter «a kis shortstop .S8l. Originally scheduled for Middle- last night's matches. piwuts ef "rchbaty" y e n mlaaing town, the contest was switched to two quick taUles in tho bottom as appears now to be hm>pening. Runs—Bruton, Milwaukee, 12 the Windy City because the Mid half of the initial -inning. .c y CHorgetu ...... r . . 1 2 0 - 1 8 5 -1 3 2 Huhter, w ho eam e up In 1951; after last .night’a mhldlewe(;cht Oampanella, Brooklyn, 11; Robin­ dietown field was not rsaily after New York Wins Wild son and Furillo, -Brooklyn, 10 Both rivals Scored two runs In Tony Salvatore ...... 110- 1 3 8 -1 0 8 labeled a dazzling fielder, was ob­ draw batwaan WiUle FoMrano'and Thursday’s rain. Thus, the next the third inning snd sin^e mark- THE OLP STUFF 4 ^ tained by the Yanka in thSir WUlie 1Toy with both chicane fair­ Gilliam, BrwHilyn, Fondy, Chicago — Rightfhis ex-Redleg mates for a leadoff lyn, IS; Campanella, Brooklyn and Rockville fought back with three BetUnger at second. Holt singled insurance also' was win the last two rounds and I won in the middle of- Brooklyn’s “ ■ rec­ homer snd a bases-loaded double Kluasewskl,' Cinctnhati, 11. GOINC INTO ^ I AM THIE 18 KEN WINE1 MBANWHILK... A CAR. ¥VmGH HAM big runs in its half of the second to left sni! Ronnie Sehsokett was Mike Brosowski ...117-121 claimed aa a brilliant them.” ord . winning streak, when the that helped Paul Mlnner to a 2-1 Hite—Fondy, Chicago and Moon, frame. Dim Beerworth's first A RCXJGH. CNV, p tm m m m u k m r p r im a t e i n v i w t i ( TRAILBO BLBNOAm AUTO, CUOM , record. Chuck' Harmon hit a two- safe on Fishsr's aecond bobUs. Tom Kelly ...102-103 the Yankee front office. A lt his trainer, Angelo Dundee, question was /^‘What’s with the St Louis. 17; Repulskl, St. Louis, two singles of ths afternoon drove Leftfialder BUI WbUay filed out to PRBt6TORiC IT 6 MISS CHANOLBR... ) B V yOU R TO A MTOP !H THE SUPERMJ^KKTE Dpdgera?”,/a gent named Tom run honier and Ted Kluszewskl ViORU?,SOnONT One had aaatuned that It ' said *Thara was no harm done. 1 16; Furillo, Brooklyn, Baumholu, home two of the runs. RoekvlIIe Irtrii at third but Xsn Orstchan OWNER OF THE BNTTRB v isit , MIES AARKINE LOT.,. a pretty smart move, too, until one Willie won but we're not Sheekan vtea aakad “What's up beltetbhia fifth Of the season, but Chicago |nd Beil; Cincinnati, 15. added a single run in the fourth TAKE ANV POaiOl CHAIN OF O m & A TPO O O CHANDLER.' It wara't enough to win for Gerry walked and two runs aeamperad AND NOW FOR THE Chet Nowicki . . . .133- 95-100-123 got to dropping que^ona down in toghout about it After all, with the Giants?" Doublesl—Hodgea and Amoros, inning and two more in the atxth. across ths plate on Jim Stehblns’ CHANCES. STORES/ WHAT AN Mike Brosowski ..118-100- 99-101 Florida. Aa rival mahagera. with a long way to go and he . The world Champion.Naw York­ Staley. Brooklyn, Sauer and Fondy, OU- CaiuivBri’s squad colleeted 10 TWWTER% Gets Second Shutout ringing double to center, fitebblns’ HONOR TRIUMPH/’ Ing the Yanks nothing but tha a lot toni^t He learned ers had Just lost a Sunday double- ca n and Beil, .Cincinnati, 4. safatiee In tha op«M r. blow was jtbA bast hit b*n of tho CharUs Whalen ...182- 99-114-128 worst, the answers were not an tonight'to beat Tkoy the header to PhUadelphU and had an Whitsy Ford continued his-maa^ Triplta—Bruton and Aaron, Mil­ Along with Beerworth, Steve warm aftaraoon. C y G io rg e tU ...... 123-100-102-100 unhappy iiegaUve. One of them atrocious- 1-5 record. Sheehan, terful work for the Yankees, msk- Krasinaki iand Dimmockalso ln» Boston his second straight waukee, Maya New ,York and Deserved Better Fate ' slimmed it up this way ily SaiisfiM: sitUng amid the gloom of the Gi­ Hamner, Philadelphia, 3; sixteen banged out two hite. Kraslnski's . Losing pttchcr^v southpaw John ' If he plays every day he’ll drive Troy. 22, oompletaly ants' clubhouse sf the Polo shutout victim. He now has a double was the longest blast of,tha string of 21 scoreless, innings go­ players tied with 1. Uyallng daaarved^ a bM ter fate. Casey nuta. Fo.r tw o or three fiad with come. *T thou Grounds, tossed off the two de­ Home Runs—Furillo, Brooklyn afternexm. No Middletown hltte* The tiny lefthander walked only Last Night's Fights games Hunter wiU look like the it was a good on." feats of the day like two fingers of ing, while winning three decisions. w as.able to get more than one. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra and Klusuwski, Cincinnati, one batter whUe striking out nine, world's greatest shortstop. He'l Bronx midditwi rusty bonded stuff. Snider and Oampanella, Brooklyn blnglt, Rockville travels to Wind­ hut hla teainmatea left rannors Chioum —WUUe Psstrano, 100, make impossible jplays and every and my timing mm Uiia 'All I lay la for everybody Juat homered for two of the four hits sor Wednesday and la home loser Frank Sullivan allowed in and Jackson, Chicago, 4. stranded. The winners were odthit New Oriesns, and Willie Troy, move will be a pom . Than, on ah was my first fight in ftor’' months." to wait A while until claae begins Stolen 'Bases—Gilliam, Brooklyn, Woodrow Wilson Thursday. - Both 11-9 but left only four mSn 6n the 4fcim.^iEMi»4AaieeB> Washington, drew, 10. easy cliancq in a crucial spoL ha'll Itw asagooa. hacdfought ccrap to ahow,''HeIl, this is s good ball hia ’aix inning's. Ford singled in the games will start at 2 o'clock. bases. other Yank run. Temple, Cincinnati and Boyer, St PUQdoielphla — Fernando Fala. kick a gamo away. He's got to try srith both nun b a rm thsir mom­ club. Nuts to Brooklyn. Wa’U Score by innings; Kosteki also banged out three BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Jdst Walt BY EDGAR MARTIN Geny Coleman, Yank aecond Loula 2; eight playera tied with 1 Rockville 030 102 000—6 10 105 l'-2. imiUdelphis. ouj^tnted to make every pisy beautiful. ents in tha natim wy -eletlsed-io- catch up with the Dodgers n e'x t Pitching — Newcombe, Erfkine bits for the winners. Irish steired "When Marty Marion had him baseman, suifered a collarbone Middletown 010 002 000—3 7 Lou Benaen, 218, Baltimore, 8. round bout. P u tis n o , at 166 weekend at E2>bete Field. Then fracture—similar to the injury and Lots, Brooklyn, Mlnner, Chi­ defensivsly handling 10 chances Klamath Fails, Ore.—BlUy Lsn with the St. Louis Browns ha pounds, .outwqigb^ T r^ by we'll, start to roU." without an error. Harris with N O !\ W IN W OGES AMO OVER BUZ SAWYER BY BjOY CRANK/ that sidelined Ted Williama laat cago and Bordette, Milwaukee, HIU.YER TRIUMPHS -bJtVL ,V> TRV^AMO < »t SMI.'LV SlOfP KT ta CorbetL 102, Saeramento, begged the kid Just to make the pounds. Pretty Fair Prophet three and HolUand Stsbbina. each 709 NtONTMM, '^TMHITVIO, plays for him.' alfieel^ly the on—in a home plate CoUision 2-0, 1,000. Hartford.?)tpril 23 (*)—Hlllyer VNfiAVV V>e»> TO TVS. «>0 Clt«> knocked out Persy Cobb, lOL 'Ringsids opinion ranged from s •rhus far, »Cr. Sheehan looks after an attempted double steal in Strikeouts—Rush, Chicago snd with two safeties, wen best for M o r r m M e i o eoMWPiiexoN. iwuacbm6 Vallejo, Caltf., 2. simple ones, and to forget how be draw to a slim victory for Paatra- explixled for flvs runs in the third the Middletown array. And both CW TMMC qqOtSN VAIRROV MAMt TROIMA.T; like a pretty fair .prophet. But the" third. He’ll be out from six to Wahmeier, Phllsdelphia,.l3: Jones, inning and went on to defeat POMT TISM Santiago, Chile—OOrman Pardo, looked out there. But it did no tto with most of the baMng writers then prophesy is his business. He's Stebbins and Schackett drava in OUT. good. The Yankees must have saan eight weeks. Chicago, Cbnley, Milwsukee, An- Westfield Teachers 8-3 yssterdsy. 111, Chile, stopped Raul Jaimle, giving Psstrano the nod. a veteran acout for the Giants, Chicago had its 5-3 lead going tw o runa 110 1-2, Argentina, 4. him In enough games." Rneree Frank Gilmer scored it tonelU, New York snd Hsddlx, St- Phil Cone pitched the dlatance for Hudson was quite pisassd with \ The Oiente made him look good into the ninth, but had to can la Louta, 13. the winners. 'The irony of it is that in, ob­ 96-96, Judge Ed HunU bad it 94- last night,\ coming on for flve runs his teim’s . perfonhanca in tha In co(Mng small fish many folks taining Hunter the Yankees gavs Morrle Martin, third White Box 9* and Judge Spike McAdams had in the eighth to knock the Brooks pitcher, who set down the awak­ opener and feels certain that many prefsr to leave the.heads on; ths up WiUie Miranda who helped beat it 96-90 in favor of Psstrano. The off their ID-game streak 6-4. of the first game’s mistwaa will them the other day. . ening Athletlca for starter ViigU ayes and tongues afe a delicacy. ract that two officials called It a New York wOh't be able to over­ Trucks’ first victory.. Chico C2ir- be remedied as the season pro­ draw sealed the docialon. haul, the Dodgeri* in . this series, rasquel did ■ the (^Icago stick Marty Furgol and Ed Olit)er gresses. Tech is idle now untU Both Had Reepect however. RaincniU Jiave left them work, getting four of the gox' ThOrsdsy, May 3 whan it plays Neither of the fighters was legging 5H gamea behi^. But nine hits—Utoluding a home run host to Windham Regional Tech Giovino Gets Ump Spttrt msrksd but Fsstrsno had a slight they could .put’Brooklyn ni danger Deadlock^ for Open Lead of WtUimantlc at Mt. NCbo at —and scoring three times. 2:16. noss tdssd. Both had raapact for of being passed by either, the St. Cleveland made the moet of A ' V'' ■ • each other after the bout but both Cfeeaer Tm A. (1) Louis Cardinals 'br Milwaukee three, hite, two. walks and ah er­ .. AB R H F O A B In Class D Minor League claimed they were never hurt. Braves. ror to score five times.in the thlrq 'Virginia Beach, Va., April 23 (/Plytwo resulting from putts of 18 snd Koriekl, p. If ...... S I I 0 J 0 He's rough,” said'Psstrano. 'T —M m y Furgol o f Lem^mt, H i.. 20 feet. He three-putted the 218- Fisher, aa Tha cards gained a aecond pHcii for Bob Lemon’s third triumph. Heyarl'lb ...... j 0 1 7 6 6 BY PETER HOFFMAN ______tiiirit he’e rougbsr and smarter -tie *-!- three .gam es, baclt -r-. With LAiTy:D9hy hit .* two-run homer- flaying some of tha moot consistent yard fifth hole for an over par lri«K--Zb, p —0 O- ■ JEr P COBB B y m a m i. YOST than A n*ess TAD' and Tiwghw- the Braves last night, beating MU- in the fin t for the Indiana off loser' 8:on ra hia long mureer, had his four that coat him iihdisputedriead CxecliowBkl. e ...... 3 6 i 4 0 0 Full of ambition and enthusiasm but not smarter Uian Dykaa waukee 2-1 on Brooks Lawrencs’s Steve Gromek. Fred Hatfield and fingers crossed today as he and after 36 holes. Patioii. rt ...... 1 6 5 10 0 WONDER IF N A^ENt 7 m 0 MICKEY FINN Hardly Hnebtiraghig! BY LANK LEONARD and determined to make good in Man in Blue Ivan Gants of Indianapolis, held ...... 1 0 0 6 0 1 MN YES TO A OWNER (B obby).” five-bittef. Ray Boone homered off Lemon, Ekl (Porky) .’Hiver' rought to Ponticelll, p ...... 6 0 0 '1 0 0 professional basaball aa an umplra. PaatisAo defeated both Andrews In other N ation al League who needed Ray Narleaki’s help break their deadlock for the lead the lead In the seniors division for Bettlnger, 3 b ...... 3 0 0 3 3 0 josjAMoaBtr, Berate Giovino of 210 Charter and Dykes. hi the thlrd.vound of .Uie $17,500 players over 45 years of age by Frerhetle. c( Z 1 0 0 0 0 NHLioarrRAME A m m josrn! HUO/OTASKWRESSEE v - 7 1 gamea: PfaUadalphia scored five in in the eighth. Behllng, 3tv...... 1.0 0 0 0 0 AKA B S0VM6 SUMIV TMUOi Oak St. left Jdanchester yesterday the ninth- to best winlest Pitts­ Jim (No-Hit) Wiladn and Don Virginia Besich Open Tournament. shooting s 66 for a total of 134. NCREyf MEKNONEW (E^NEUmSAEyHWE for hla first aarignment burgh 5-4 and Ctiicago whacked Johnson allowed Just four hits, but *Tm Juat an old plug who's GanU is 46. Toiau ...... Tha local man will get his P shooting conaiBtsnt g olf.’’ FTirgoI Umrtv ^ r fn l, Lraiont. lit 6546—130 MMdle4awn (4)- Cincinnati 6-3. Washington took the game on Bd Ollirrr. Lrmonl. HI. TWTNIAMCRiE SNNEVEWMiriClirWEBdJ chance at the b6ttom»of .the bar? Best Race Horses said. '1 hope I' eon. keep on my _ . AB R H PO A E DEMmyiio*MiMer In the AmericAn League, Chi­ Wllsonts early wildness, Jim Bus­ Prtrr Thnmidn, lC«Ibourn«, Bodeau, as ...... 6 0 1 0 0"-l.- ral, Clasa D, having rigned a con­ cago t(x>k a percentage lead over by homered for the. . Senators game fo r two more da)ra,' a* least.” AuXraUa - 6M6—m Harrla. Sb ...... 4 3 3 0 1 1 ’ •>sgDTttarAiBasi» tract to work tn the Alabama-- Furgol playtd the first two Oumdlrr Harprr, PorUmouib. Bankowakl. ct ...... 4 1 0 O 0 0 In Wood Memorial Borton. Cleveland and. New York Manager Cntuck Dressen used five Vk fift 8B Ifl Holt. 3b ...... 4 13 10 0 Flortila League. He will report to Ditchers calling on three hurlers rouods over the 6,065-yard, par 69 Davp DnutU*. Newark. D#l. SM4->m Schackett, lb ...... 4 1 1 | 0 0 in a Jam' up for first place. The fVM Wampler. In4HmapoilE. Dotham, Ala., and will start work White-Sox, with a 5-2 record, beat n the Birds' two-run seventh. .Oavalitr Yacht and Country. Out) Radsiwon, l( ...... 1 O 0 .6 0 0 Immadlataly. The Alabama-Flori- New Y ork, AprU 23 (P>—Nashua course wtthcvt goin g over reguIaV Ind. 664S—l a Wiley, If ...... Z 0 0 0 0 0 and Bummer Tfe, one-two chcicCa Kansas i^ty 5-3 laat night, while 'Ekl 8t. Loulfl s M i - i a -Gretcnen. rf ...... Z 1 1 0 0 1 ' ^ A JiAfigIK opened its season hnr Clevelahd beat Detroit 8*5. - New tion on a single hole. He and Oli­ Jack BDHTF, KtK!»*f8ha Lika,r"." - Btebbtns.-o-^-^;) >4 " ‘ ‘ ' ' for the May 7 running of the Ken­ n !^y . 6S47.,-ia Myallnz. 4 0 1 Monday. York defeated Boeton 3-0 in the ver, also playing out o ' Leiuo«it,> P Graduate of School tucky Derby, match their speed ;e Suit Filed aoch had 60n in tha first two Dick Mayer, St. Pelcnburs, and stamina against eaciv other for afternoon! The Red Sox', Indians ' 1^. 4M8—ISI Totals ...... X S 11 Itt i 3 Olovino la a graduate at tha Bill did Yankees have 6-3 records. roimds and S6-:hoie totals d f ISO, JbhniiF PRlmer, |ChKrlotl», Cheney TVeh. 30Z-010 Z—7 McGowan Vn^ras* School at Day­ the flrct time aa 8-yaar-«>lds today By Bullet Quintet eight strokce under par. N C. .. ti 8S IM Middletown IM 013 0 -4 Wkahlngton edged Baltimore in Iviiii (aftnU, IndlKnapoIli. Rit. Fsber 3. Hemt Z. Irish, tona Beach. Fla. TTia 22-ycar-old in the 8100,000 added Wood Me Has Won $$.115 Only Ind ift ii 131 morial at Jamaica,. the other AL night game 8-2. meebowskt, Harris. Sotackett 3, -Army veteran of tha Korean War B|ow-84 Lead NeiUiar has been in the golf Jim Turnew. BrUrclltf. N.T. 67-47—134 Stebbins 3; 3BH. K oa ick iT l^o r 3. received exeellent grades at the Aa axpected, the awesome repu New York, April 23 (P>—Despite circuit’^winner's e'rcle for a.long Jerry Barber. Loa Anselri, Harris Stebbins: SB, KotlekL F M er ±JL. tationa of tha hardrhtttlng but Brooklyn had a 3-0 lead' going $149,100 damage suit by, the Cftiif. i5 tt~ ISH 3; DP, Schackett unassisted; LOB, Vmplrea* School and after com­ into the eighth after the ^anU while. Oliver Isist. won y. m ajor tapo BiairHlI. SandUBky. Ohio iteTD-^lSS Cheney Tech. 4. Middletown IS; BB. CAPTAIN EASY More Then Ludt BY LESLIE TURNER! pleting tha five-week course last tentparamantal Naabiia from Wil- bankrupt Baltimore BuHete, Presi­ victory in tha 1953 Kansas City Paul McCUIre. Wltchlta. Kan. S t 4 S -l» KoslcU 3. Pontlcelli 3, MyslMc 1: 80! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS New Laagtiafe' BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER liam Woodwsird, Jr.’s Bclalr Stud missed with the bases loaded in dent Maurice Podoloff of the Na­ Trd Kron. Ultea. N. Y. 64-71—1 » Koilcki 3. Mrallns I ; HO, KoMCU 8 tot month came back home to awaft Open snd has picked up only Art Wall Jr., Rocono Manor, ZiNA* APKAi6 w5rTu3ca!FlKLtT DiNTPSOKf and the picture-running Summer the seventh. But New York ' load­ tional Basketball- Assn, said Today 3-nins In 3 M Innlnss; PnsttlcaUl 6 for I a n IN Jiwr aasignment. ed ’em again against Johnny Pod- $2,115 in toumey play this'year. Pa.. , t 7 4 5 - l » 3 nuB In 3 1-3; Irish O’fsr 0 runs a 1; CONTACTH7------anCkK»HTeR \ f TNMIUICICL Praatdent Jack-Smith of tha A-F Tra out of Mrs. John 'W. Oal- hia league would remain ap eight- Dow Piniterwald, HIgll Point.' - WP, KosIckI; PB. (^wchowaki: W. Irlih. _ HE I is L _ res and when Don Mueller singled Furgol's last triun^ was in the N.C. 4a47—ia ______KMOrPTDTFUORTM,U THM .FAIC League caUad last Tuesday night breatVa barn cut the field to five. team loop. X No outs when winning nm scored. HSAOSD PORMm ZBALNIOl / \ HUM ANP B e a r I ttwe two home, Jim Hughes came on .in We have eight strong teams in 1964 Ihiuraamant o f Specialiste at John Serailn. PtIUton. Pa. w.44-71—IX m SSs and offered the East Side man a But the mile and one-righth Waahlagton. FgjAknz. K.te.,Par!L_. TKStngM.. OUTTO u S c A Job. The offer was accepted end race, from which alx winnera have relief. Whttey Locknyui seuwked the league,” Podedoff ssdd. "The AliOTDA WHEN >snu.(xr,. gone on to win tha Derby, needed him for'-'a double that brcaigbt recent player draft has made them Hot on the heels of the co-lead- Doug Ford. Kiaineiha Lake, _ ^ - LUNCM/ Bernie will get his start in the low­ N.V. I74S-1M HESMHTTibuiNOl! only the presence of the two moot home two more and mkde it a five- eight of the most powerful teams eiw with ISte Vf#re eoft>npoken est .clasatfication of laaguea in pro Peter liioinaon, BriUrii Open Gardner Dlcklnaon Jr., 8 t . ____ VKH ball. His working partner will be talked of horses of the year to at­ run inning as rookia Don Zim- possible. If soother team is added, Andrew*. 111.^ 474S-1M W ould yo u : HUtHM T / W f V i R . maria relay went into the Dodger it - would mean a dilution of champion from Malboucne, ,Aua- Mike Souriiajc. Durham. N.C. 71-46—IN weeNwf Frank Kausney of New Bruns­ tract soma 45,000 to’the sprawling Bob ToekI, North Adam*. TIMS MO track on Long Island. dugout. strength—that is, it would be tralla. and Chandler Harper of Eam nore Money? - wick, N. J. Both men were enrolled Portemouth. Va, Thoneon. after Maaa. 71-47-lM The Brooks loaded the '.b a a e a necessary to draw strength from Have job security? ^ ’^u T g m ^ m w n t o ^ afeitiuii agatwot'"welle66r Marv Qviaaoaa»4a: thsSs' teoma'To-.'buadunp '*reew. their eighth, but scored Just once member. Thia would be ilnsatls- a 66 yeeteraay. had s r « f Be your own boiS? . died by but two arbiters. High Golfers Trim yesterday to g o wil H m rsdayls Tiiien la ftS m ir Standing>5-10 and weighing 175. —With the tying- run thrown out at factory all around.” Meet interesting pMpk? the plate by Loekmaii, who fielded Tha Bullate, who dropped out of 6 6 . ' pounds,..Giovino was mulling over Another stroke behind a-lth 13Ci a fealar from tha'Class D Pony E ^ t Hartford Foe Jackie RoblnacQ’S sqiieese bunt. the league shortly after the start Pitching; Whitey Ford, Yankees Accrue finsneisi security? The play xeaulted in the expulsion of last season, also sought s per­ were Fred Wompler of Indisna- —Tossed his second atralght shut- League when he .decided to accept polls, Ind.; Dave Douglas of New- the A-F League offer. All games of Walt Alstqn. Brooklyn's usually manent injunction to prevent the put to nm his scoroless inning Captain Gary Bryant and Dave reticent manager, who led the NBA from blocking a plan to sail Sfk; Del., snd Ed Furgol o' St. string to 31 white besting Boston in ths southern loop on-weekdsys Louis, the National Open cham­ are played - at night under the Duncan paced the High golf team Dodger argument on, the decision. the franchise. 3-0 for. his third■ Victory. -w BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY OP MARTHA WAYNE Meeting Place BY WILSON SCRUGGS to an easy 13*5 win over East In the game at WUwaukee, tha Marvin I. Eda'lsteln, attoraay for pion who isn't related to Marty. - Batting; Lloyd Merriman, Cuba lights with doubleheadera every Hartford yssterdsy afternoon at John Serafin of Pitteton, Pa., no instter whst your b|u Sunday afternoon. Bcraie.dlavlae Cards anjoyad unusual success the Receiver of BuUete Ini., of —Hit a leadoff home run and v a the Msnehaetar Ooiintfy Club against crafty Warren Spahn and Baltimore, said PodololTs refusal and Ted KroH o f UUca. I4- who baMS-loaded double for four msy be,—YOU cun do u Members of the Alabama;JU)rl- Bi^ant and Duncan had loir gross set tha opening round pace with da circuit ara Panama CHy> Ci^ace* had bbth runs and 10 of their 11 to permit tha franchise sale was RBrs against his ex-matea in 6-3 Longest trip in the circuit is 65 scores of 75 and 76, respectively. hits when the lefty, departed in the a violation of the Sherman Anti- 64s, faded yesterday and posted •victory - over Cincinnati. others are doing, find • vlUe, Dotham, Andalusia, Ft. Wal­ ^mUea and the Game of tha Day la Ofner Rril and White sheotera in 71a to drop into a tie for 16th ton and Biifaula. ninth. Lawrence breezed until the Trust Act. Edeistein also said he good occupation in Auto­ carried on an Alabama television eluded Ed StUsa 91 and Jack M c­ ninth, when a aingle, a walk and would seek s preliminary injunc­ pteoa at the. halfway mark of the While St McCowen’s 8

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Attached gange, SabarbsR For Sals 75 DEPT. HOURS salesman at once. Man .aelacted BOXER, handsome, well trained, preferred. 64 High St. 85378. ^ . '58 Chtvralat 2*I>oor FIRST AND Saoood P E A T ] oExceUtnt ooU ci».H U V IN G ROOM BUTTE J aereened p o r ^ oaramte tilt huh, WAIfTED—4 - 6 room rin will be sent to our factory training male. $19 to home In country. V 5-PC. DINETTE SET BOLTON—Five room ranch with (Oeattaoed frona Pag* Oaa) S:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. bought fo r our own account, dlticnar— l k dreating, ehreddad ROOM WITH aU cemrentanoea and 3Iaachostop — Excrilont ranch storm aaah. 4% laortgagam ay bo twotomUy houaa. Writ* '58 Chavrolct OonvetUbte cootidantial aarvlce. qcbOdL. Thl! will be a permanent Hoxer Farm , In Vernon'. Tel. 65616. ACCESSORIES 374 Sumintt S t 3 0 . aiaiunod. Priced to aoU u 818600. attached garage tor $13,300: five Herald. ptWiUba.' w ith , drawing * account, Rockville TR. 5-3313, “WasUnghmiaa ’ Elactric Ratrig. homo, leeatlon ia OK. 8 la m roonu rOom ranch, $18,300; rider 8 bed­ paiaonnal, dOO CSvU Defanaa worlL COPY CLOSING TIME '85 Chtvroltt SUUon Waftm , Investment Corp., 344 K aia KS*- and den, plastered waUa,aUAUMhath. Warren B. Howland. Realtor. 30. ML 3-5416. group life Inaurance, nealtii and o n , STEAM kidtMSayatam.to be “Emeraon’’ Talavlslw 85900, in,54fflL rock home on luge lot for ara and hundredq o t atomic anargy FOR CLASSinED ADVT. '84 Oiavrelet S>Doer — _\ acckMBt insurance, quota benuaea LiTcstock— Vchicldff 42 removqd from Cmy*a Reatoti-I “3lMt9g” Wsahsr TWO PLEASANT finmiHMd rooms, colofwd M u r e s , 3 flreplaeai, ga- tlB.TOOiva a bedroom colonial for WANTED comnitorioo workers wiU partici­ and other behests. If . you havt the rant. Sujtaldo for latggshom* or “Da Luxa" Rang# ooa Mock from 3Cain St 30. rage. Asking 818,000. 89600—FOUR large room s, plaator- 818,800, attached 3 ear g v a g a . MON. THRU FRI. 53 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop ManclAatar—Cape Cod -expend­ pate in the test. At NtwaNob win 10:30 A. M. ABSOLUTE abUity to meet and talk convinc- WE BUT OOWi,*calvse and.beef smaU burinsaa. WUl aell ’Taka your chalca of any ef thooe ad walla, oU hot water hoU, ox- Many qt|iar bomaa Including Single homes 4, 6 end'6 '83 Paetard De Luxe ingly to bomWAwnera and buildara, eatUa. Also horses. PlstABrus. , aMa. Alao tlva ton York ^ appliances, in addition ta bedroom, able. Dormers, planersd waSak.tr*- eaUont condition. Very oontral. som e ndw da hnea ranch homaa be soma 1,400 obawnrara. Including SATURDAY 9 A. M. NEAR CENTER, large bested i attaohed gamga. Sad floor rooms, also two family homes. 650 news,' radio and TV man. '81 Oldamobile “ 88” 4-Door SA’nSFACnON ASSURED your future le ebtabllahed here. We TsI. M L 1-7406. ~ '-unit, wUl aaorlflco. WUilama Uving room, dinotta, ruga, faunpA Cariton W. Hutchina. ML 95188, now .lindar conitouctloa. T. J. are 'daalera for .the nationally Sorvleo. 30. 6556$. tables, linoleum, disliaa and dtbar room for one or two persona, K itod, lama M nicohr ahruhbtd. :att. Broker. Phone efftee Have immediate cash buyers. Hi# obaarvera win bo about rotm COOPERATION w n x '50. Oldamobile ” 88'' 3-Door IS.OdO can be paid off at 850 per known Timken Silent Aufometlc near hath. 30. 65664. Asking gUJiM. ' 8-6416, or Raa. BoHqn Center, aeven mUea from Ground Zero and FOR 3ICITHER’S DAT, dkioao un> Manohaater — 8-room bungalow BRAND NEW 3 bedroom ranch. List your property with this BE APPRECIATED '50 Packard S-Door ^ , • . month. See Frank Burke of Mel line o f heating iM{uipment. Pra-. Poultry and B ^ D e s 43 EVERTTHINO FURNISHED ROOM for rent near aeveral hundred sridiera and a tow Redman about a 2nd mortgage. vioua hasting or appilaqce sales usual gifts from Your Tam ^ ON LT846g ■tyla, pnotoaed porch, atoam heat Hot water oil host, ceramic tUf agency and receive deposit im- reporters wUl ha in 56 Patton 46 BROAD-I Bronie tur- 69 Cottago itro e t, Handmttii Main Straet; Oantlaman prtfarrad. (oU) naikr bna. school and atoraa. th, firmlaoc, Utochad garage, '51 Studebaker 4-Door Can CH-6-S897 helifful but not aasential. Free ftorago until wanted. Free ML 6-3170, 6 Haaal 8t. tanka only 8,100 yards away—leaa Dial MI-3-5121 ksya. FreMi, froaen, 10 to 35 Jewalry and othtr attraotiva gIfU. A a l ^ $13,800. amaalte oriya. Large lot, don- : mediately. Please cail than- two mUes. a 47 PontUc Hub pounds, 60c: pound. Schaub’a Tur- delivery.^FTeo setup by our own venlont location. SenaiMy ptieod COLUMBIA LAKE CONNECTICUT WOOLEN RE3IRANTB and rug reliable man. nMAtmPlILLT fumlabad apaeim Mandiaatar — SmaU horns 4- For the fin t time woman—both '47 Buick Sedan For appointment keyey Farm,F k litIM HlllatownHill Rd. 6oaou and dan, porch, hot water U $18600. A, I L WUkio 6M Co. N i^ ^ r g e L. GRAZIADIO dvtUana anff WAC* —WUl be' In ■tripe fo r hraUMag and bookiag. No P a y n ^ ta T o Banka rodef plfhcom plata Ught houaa-, 3 0 . 9-4818. X. Seven room home situated on a 48 DeSoto Sedan MORTGAGE EXCHANGE Jan? Rug ihop, 86 Tucott Art., No Ftodm Companies Iwaptng YartHtlee avaOablo. WBl heat,'automatic water haatar, hath, weU-landscaped 100’ waterfront ^ Realtor trenebes at tha 8500-yard mark. R . CaU Mr. Whltjng fuU callar, garage, handy locatioa. was Indicated aaveral women ’erfll FRESH EGGS, 58c a dosan, 4 RockriUa. TR. 65706.______MONTHLTT^A'mENTS rent utogto Ctandmi''ac- BUNGALOW five ro o ^ , oxcoUont lot House has a modem up-to- ‘ \M I 9-6878 Lost and Fonnd Open Wad., Tbura. 8 P. If." ' 27 Lewis Street Chapel 8t. / $16.1 CantraL Reaaao- Asking 99600. Ample mortgage condition, ’Timken oil fttmaco, date kitchen, large Uring room be among the 80 (UvU Defense wri- at MltcheU 6-llM . can ba arranged. Sultabla for email uttteers ■elected by lot today to e All Day Satiutlay 8 ; tllS T 6EF0RE TKEV ^ Phone Me Immi 3lra. Oocaiy, 14 Arch lit copper phunbiv, awninga I ga­ with a fieldatone fireplace, bath FOUND-A pl«c# where you can Hartford RICH FARM loam, baled hay, and HARTFORD CH family. - . with tile ahower and a dining room WANTED—Fcmf room homa, $8000- -up-front poritione. Two thouaand CAOCOTMeOiOT CLEAN. COl rage, ameriteuarita drive.drive, trees. Beware troope' are elated tor rimllar i^ecure a complete line o ( knItUnr All Day Sunday 9 to 4 Help Wanted— Articles For Sale 45 hardwood doUvorod. 30. $5301. After 7 P. M. CH DCanchaatera-Oqu Cod S years onto 618,000, (M t o n W. (or bedroom) down. 'Upataira there $11,500, alao 6 or 8 room homo, ymma and acbeaaeriea, atmmped SOUAO- . See It Day or Nlghi. - rooms for reUaMa old. 6 fumlriud rooms, qulat aacr HUUto^ ML 65183, 95694, ara four bedrooma 813,000518500. Several rilenta with trench apeta. ' gooda. embroidery cottona and Help Wanted— Femal# 35 Male or Fenude 37 LARGE FOLDING carriage with qnlat horns. ParUag. In tha hmnaa wih be mauRequln BRUNNERS If you hava no maana of tion, hot water heat Asking Hie basement bu a draering ■uhetantial cash. Oirtton W. tatiini; tbreada. At. Tour Tam NIGHT CRAWLERS, 13e a dosen. mattreee. Used vary UtUa./ 3G. 3 Q 6-1830. $18600. ROLUNGk PARK. Expandable Hutchina. 3 a 9-B188, 0-4694. famlUea In ehritera. aome of them Packard WOMEN without pfavl^ exper­ 810 DAILY. Bell luminous door ■ 6 5 3 n . I . . portation i ’ll send my auto for you. room and a lavatory. Tha houaa la within a half-mile of the detona­ Shop, 80 Cottage St. n ion e MI. ience earn aa much as $60 week­ 87% Apei Place.. Ml. 85810. No obligation. ' Manehaatar—Duplex Capa, dormef*, tile betb. Are- e-ssse. , lates, Write Reevee,' Attleboro, VACANCY for aiagla geaUtman iff place, paaaUng, hot water boat, heated by gae. There la an alactric tion tower, WiU be tagt animale, Rockvina Road, Talcottvilla ly by workiiv convenient hours LOAM. DEUVERED, $3 yard. A —L——B-—E—^R-r-T— ow aixroom funuahed sqiartmanL OU hast 3 car garage, quiet etreet hot watu neater. Steas. .Free sample and datalla. near hue, ochool and ttorea. Aak- MaiUltiil foaeod Idt, white Mrchos, Legal Notice probably mice and ratk LOST—Maa*a glaaaaa on Hartford Td. IQ 3-8191 . near horn* taking orders for Avon Gravel, atone, washed aand. Im­ 43-45 Ahyn St. Hartford Now oecuptod by two faUowp. ./Around tha house la- a larga Survival city mcludes four Products. Call MI. 9-3814. -Ing $1560a Win exchange fer only $11,000. CkHton W. Rutcblna R d., Friday rnght. Finder call MI. MEN a Nd women wanted to aell Town of Bolton mediate dettvory. Bet mix as­ : Fraa Pariting S^phntta bedrootaa, ahara U vl^ 3 0 . 9-5183. 9-4894.\. Mreh. moat of . which ia acraened AT A COURT OF PROBATB )mM homes at 4,700 feet, one M BJMO Terma At Bank Rataa ‘ atm gleasea on commission basia. phalt. Nuasdotf Sand and Stona Cor. AUyn slnd ’Trumbull older 7-^onn slpgle In Bolton, Oov- M KuichMlar viUiia and tor tk* •-34S9.' WANTED—Three or 4 giria for day entry. TtxlaM o r 'Andover. n. Than to a good dock, aeparato n ririet of M!BCh«(t«r, on UMr 21(t dar feet, three at 10,500 feet and two- Pleasant, Intaraating work. Ster­ Ordinance Adopted at a Town CoThC. 3-7403. ______HOLLYWOOD SBCTIQN Seven a for beafbing a boat and a at least 16,000 ieet_a»ay. 8M>)e o t 'Home Of Fine Quality, Extra Automobiles for Ssle 4 Bosiness Services Building— ContiBcting 14 Miift and one for evening fhift tor ling Optical Co., In c., 138--Fulton LEAVmO tTA'n$--^WiBmrdiiflV "Holtonnuailant 6 room aU Wg^rtid 18 general light factory work. Apply Meeting on Utereh 28, 1955 room colonial, oil bot water heat, nice awlmmlng araa. In the reu the houses are fumlahed, and May ncanmits 2 Clieati, Guaranteeid St., New York 88, New York, ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port-1 room set, alao bedroom.sat. Ran- pUatored walla. L ^ a front heme, fireplaee, sun room, eabliMt kltoh- „_ J U U of Ellen X . Tooher. late ot in person. Spencer Rubber Prod­ aoaably priced. M l. 3-8140, SINGLE WOMAN baa larga, com- troplhce. ancloaed p M ^ hot water of tha property to a three c u open Hancbeeter In u ld d h ^ ct, decesaed.•Med. give a line on the heat-bum » . Used Cars.” 1953 FORD Victoria, raidio, heater, NEW GONSTRUenON. remodel­ Sec. 1. N o dwelUnga, apart- ablo and ataadard typawrutn. on, breaxfari hook, ftiU nath sac- Upon ni^leaUon MWnIte ~ Btotance o f fabrics, and othsir m a r /' LASSEIt/BNTEftPIUSBS — Com Form odatic, brand neW' white L ( X l ^ ing and repairing axpartly done. ucts Co., Rear 62 Main St. AU makes o f adding madhtnaa fortable room. Kitchen prlvUegeo. oU boat, artaalaa wol—Girl for part tima. Ap­ Bitnatiom Wanted— ’ commercial Imildiqgs ahall be coh- PhUco automatic refrigerator. Shads trees on nloo lot. Raam - arid deceaaad be admitted to probate Ttaara are six one-etory homee ' tone green, radio and heater, Douglas Motori, 333 Main. Alexander. M l. 9-7716. makoa, MarloWa.______Boltoa—Yuke frimt, 5: large ably priced. Please caU The Rou- erty h u been offered tor sale; The Dtlc. Jack Laaaen, HA. Quglity top soil. Ask sl^ut' ply In person. Caniao's Drive-In, Female 38 atruetsd in ths Town of Bolton, 3 0 . 6.1840. ROOM FOR Rent. Inquire State price tor this home, including most per appUamoe oe fUe, it ii along Atomic Alley, four two- dynaflow, White wall tires. 3,917 room s, firajptaea. ancloMd horeh, ban. . T . McOm m Agency. 3IL OROERXD; That the foreriklot ap- •tory houesa. TWo homes have 1938 PONTIAC $60. Good running 240 West Middle Turnpike. unless ths sewerage facUltiaa in IDEAL FOR graduation, man’s) Tailor S ^ , 8 BlaeaU St. 30. of the furatohings to 619,600. ’To illeaUon be heard aad determined at otlglnel giiarantaed mllex New our quantity pricea. connection «vlth the same have VISIT 8-7888 until 8 or, 3 0 . 8-5047 after bath. fuUy fUraUhed at 89,900:. 8-7700. he Frobeta effiea In Maariiccter ta concrete bathroom bomb afaritors car guarantee. condition. Very good tirea. NeW >N — Fieldatone a •pecUlty. Uka naw IT Jowal wrtot watch, | Vanien—8 bedroom ranch (new! Uippect caU: )P RUNNINO around in drclaa. ■eat tovcra. MI. ^;5481 after 4. deUvery. ^ Bm99t Toth. MI. 6-8307. EXPERIENCED ealeslady for fuU bean approved by the Director of Spaidal axpanslcn band, in caaa, 8 :10. ■aid Dtatrtct. oa the lad day ot Hay. with atsel-relnforeed Wnito eight time. Apply In person only. Kid­ CURTAINS laundered and ironing ,fuU chUar, hot water heat, nice V l^O N 8TREET-677 monthly. S!D.,*5SS!®riat ten o',(o'.olocfc the fore- tnchee thick. There'a Plenty of free paridag at 1955 CHEVROLET MODEL 210 dona in my home. MI. 9-4331. Health of the Town or an Inspec­ tto angravuig, $38. MI. 6-073. CHAMBERS FURNITURE brook, large loL 5 hiinutea to Man­ 63M>P down buys this throe you T, J. CROCKE'iT' noon, and- ththat ___ iMtKs-Ucebe b f riren to all Dante’a Barber Shop, Eaat Canter 1939 DODfU;, four door, rebuilt kGES BUILT, complete or die Fair, 1089 Main 8t. tor appointed by him. 'The Di­ ROOM FOR ono or two contritily pereone Intereated in aald estate of the Electric companies have 9et up CLUB COUPE — Heater. Leaa loeatod. Privata ontranca. 3N chester. Asking $13,700. Cm 'Qod. Six rponu, two wired 5leal Estate Broker pendency et erid appUeaUpnttM andaad the ' two big power line complexes at St., Firat National Block. motor, new battery. Make offer. \ Phone MI 9-2401 or . Also general carpentry. Res­ WOULD LIKE pert time clerk typ- rector of Health or any Inspector At The Green Phpne Office: 30 8-6416 than 50 ihllea on the apeed- MI. 9-8810. ALSniT CORSET salealady, ax- RED CEDAR clothes n in- ' Chartar Oak St. 3 0 . 9-7317. Fo>- An Aobointment.. pleast- Pbona and frunad, huge he^d base­ Ume and ptaee of heuinc thereon, by 4,700 and 10,600 feet; serving the ile prices. Work guaranteed. iat or medical aaocetarial position. appointed by him shall s]^rove ment reemtien room, large rim- Phone Residence: 30 9-7761 publithlnc a copy of thia order la come ■OMETOINO NEW at Dairy Queen ometer. Two-tone green. Abso­ Willimantic ACademy 8-3283 Rockville. TR. 8-6759. perlenced preferred but not naces Machine trenacriptlon experience. atalled. Cril 3a. 65767. For Buys in Furniture, . HOWARD R. HASTINGS nateapeper hayug a elreolaUon in arid homes at those polnU.'^ These are lutely the last word In a used ■ary. Full time, pleasant working any such sawerage factitties when LOVELY ROOM for a gantlaman. ny kitchen, fireplace one Nock No. S Dairy Queen Sandwich and 1948 OLDSMOBILE. grey club MI. 3-4981. such fadlitlea meet the raquire- Appliances and Ttlavlrion Agency diatriet, at least flye daye briore the oompleto with tranamtoricn tew- Dairy Queen Ditiy—Barr- Dairy coupe. Good condition. Please call CUSTOM OARAGE $950 and up- condlUona. Liberal atore dia- -H ours: 10 to 5 — 7:30 to 6;SC Private eatrence. ParUng. Q d l 30 9-1107 Anytime . from Green ecbori, bus, riiopplng. day ot paid beaiina, to appear It ere, trenaformere and rows o t ' / ’ -v. DOORS OPENED, kaya Sited, counts. This is a wondsrful op- manta of the Santiery 0>da of the 3 0 . 85806. 3 a . 0-6407. BOLTON—Restored term house, lot aee cause at said Ume and riace Queen, SOT Weat W ddle Turnpike. after 5 p.m . M l. 9-1746. Guaranteed work. CaU Ruaa At­ WILL TAKte care of children while State of Connecticut GRAY THAYER folfling baby car-j be heard relaUva thereto, and make power poise. 1954 CHEVROLET CONV^Radib copied, vacuum cleanera, irons, kins. MI. 3-7351. Mrtunity aa we expand our corset mother wofke or evenings. ML rlaga. Good con FOR THE BEST in Bonded built proval ahall. ba. accomranied-xby 3-plece jiVing room sot, $45; m a-' 9-1446. from 'Mancheater Center, \dlrect EUCPBJRIENCEO Men — Handle roon divan, 810; pop-up toettor, way, large Uving room with flra- Alice OliSeau. R.F.D. NO. t. ikx X». 6:30 a-m. .(Pf>T) come Tuesday. / ___ thorlMd servicing tor all Hot' up roofs, ahlngle roofa, guttara, plan of the proposed aewerage and Maitercraft . ptoed, lovely bay-ptetun window from owner. Phone 3a. 6-Slf$, East Hampton, Conn.; Xatthew H a^t, WOTiiUD UKE to joto a car pool to 1954 FORD ^COUNTRT SQUIRE polpt aimllaneea. All wringer conductors and roof repairs call. ■hovel, loaders and trucks. Nusa- 4; curtaiaa, drapes, pots, paiw, The home for ^wingr fam* Ihrttrord■■ ■ -Road, ■ "New -Britain, ' ' dorf Sand and Stone. M {. 9-7408. faclliUes. ’The fee, which ahall Wanted—Rooftw—Board 62 with breath-taking view, epic and ^:onn.; I^IIle ntspairlek, c-o Hlcnael ~ ' I Aircraft, aecond ahlft Auto Accessories—Tirea 6 BOLTON — Attractive colonial STATIOfir WAGON—Radio and waataers, Blackatona, ABComatic, CouQUin. MI. 8-7707, If no anawer accompany said appUcation, shall MI 9-5844 dishes glaaaes. 811 iSut luddla Bwi lieater. > u . 88574, Notice ’Dimplke. ies or tired grandparents, span and nearly aew with three home, featuring knotty pine don, ' reeney, Tyler Bt, New Haven, Conn. heater,^ power etee^g, power Maytag automatics, IQtcben Aid caU MI. 9-4431. CLAIM ADJUSTOR, Hartford be Fifteen DoUera (815.00) pay-. YOUNG, LOCAL man in wheal- bedrooma Its true beauty and JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. Two Hurt as NEED-nRES? diahwaahera. Work guaranteed, 31 two flreplacee, breeaeway, two-car bpikee.' lifeguaitr^ubes, white branch offic# haa opening for a Town Advertisement ab% to the Town of Bolton. STOR3C WINDOWS, acreena, out-1 GENERAL ELECTRIC rw g e , $16: chair, desirea room aad board, worth cannot be described, it wall tires. A gpiTcous rsd with Maple. M l. 9-1576. RAY’S ROOFmO CO. Shingl* and 'our rooms finished. Three garage, hot water oU Jieat aad ap- Antomobilcs for Sale 4 Flreatone, Goodyear, Goodrich, young man to train as a casually Sec. 3. The owner or agent of ■Ido door, lam ps, picturea fauttar also refr^rator. Albert Peterson, ground floor. floo Contact Herbert must be aeen. Only S mUes from prooclmataly 3 acraa of land. Im­ Skids, Ovfi^ums vpnssr trin u y ^ ------Pennsylvania and U. S. No down buUt up roofa, gutter and con­ claim adjustor. Territory to serv­ In. accordance with the provl any building who ahall violate any Tomlhioon. 3 0 . $5643. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. inataUed, ductor work, roof, chimney re­ ■Iona o f Chapter V , Section 8. o f chum, ertamor can, girl’s bicyelt, Domhig S t, Wapping. lomes to choose fro^. FHA the city. Fbr appointment caU mediate occupancy.For further Comics to Sur^ve CERTIFIED USED CARS payment, 20 months to pay. ice la In Eastern Connecticut. Ex­ provision of this ordinance ahall atada, otiiar toys. P h « a aveiUnga, I Mra Pratt. Andovu, PI 2-7606 or Informetion contact Elva TYIar, 1954 MERCtmT SUN VALLET— repaired. Call D, and S, Septic pairs. Ray Hagenow. M l. 9-2214, the ’Town Charter: \ bv deemed guilty of a . mis­ GAS-OIL combtnaUon four bunur YOUNGXMARRIED eouplo dorires Six youths na^rawly aeeaped THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL ^ COLE'MOTORS Tank Co. MI. 9-9986. Ray Jackson. M l. 8-8835. perience desirable but not eaaen- or wookonda. 30. 65686. apprtived. Located on ToIIsik phone JA 2-3115- Raaltor. 3 0 . 8-4488.______Radlp'^mnd hsetsr, power stssr- tial. Age 34-80. Would prefer resi­ Notice -la hereby .given that demeanor punishable by a fine of stove. 61 Strieklend it . CaU U 6 or 4 rixwu unfumlabod. 30. aerioua injury airly this morning nd brakss. Gvaan with Ivory T Vv- Competitli^n 191^ Studebaker 2- 438 CenUr S t—MI-9-0980 dent in Eastern Connecticut in the Public Hearing of die Board of not to exceed ’Twenty-five Dollars aide door. $5694. IM3(EDIATD Occutpancy.{ Three white wall Urea HAND AND power lawn ntowaiii BIRD P a s t e l s and other quality toad, Bolton. J. WATSON BEACH A CO. when their ^ beaded east on W. Door Sedan — Radio, SERVICENTER ■harpened and rapairSd. Work roofings at low prices, easy Mancheater, WilUmanUc or Nor­ IXractOra of the ’lViwH of Manches­ ($36.00) for each a ^ avery day bedroom raiteh oU fired heat, fuU ter, Obnnecticiit, will be held lii Bosts and Aedessories 46 FUBNETURE-We ara buying and Exclusive Agent (Coattofael^FaM Qea) 3Ilddla. TMta at what p<4ice aald — heater, -o verdrive;—— , 1954 DODGE ROTAL 4-DOOR guaranteed.' Cell for and deliver. terma. McKinney Lumber Fac­ wich areas. A car is furnished that such violation shall continue. ------Tenemaita 6 8 callar, aluminum atorm windnara LIFESAVER TUBELESS with thia-paMtion. Write to AD­ the Hearing ROom o f the M unld- ■aUlngkood tiaad furniture. Jenaa Lot 97 X 150. G J. mortgage ma;may Wpa a Ugh rata or speed, faU9d~ SEDAN — Radio andmwtw, Ideal Grinding Shop, 373 Adams tory representativee, 'Bolton is m S a ie . 68 OOi 8 t ML 6-104L Apartmimts— Flats— • 31 Central Row, Hartford IS46 / I By S t CaU MI. 9-8130 or 84979. Notch, hU. 9-4535. JUSTOR. P. O. Box 479. Hartford, pal Building In the Town of Man­ 13% FOOT Kingcraft boU, 16 b.p. L. F. DeMARS be ■aaumad. aieumed. PricadPriced 'for a quick ing day o t thslr .inoeUag' alao to to fpUp# the curve into Center St. power steering. New ear guar­ GOODRICH chester, Connecticut, on the 3rd Johnson motor, 3Uatoreraft traU- Realton Apjpratoen 1963 Studebaker V-S Commander antee. giving complete resume of work SIX ROOM apartment hnd guago Builder ■ale.!. (^vantry. 3Ianchaater Aaso- proUama of paraonnri, racntlting and jlimt out of IL 85361. nights, no Sundays, Apply Mana­ BARGAINS: U“ electric rtova. Suitable tor any buaineea. Ample so PORTER ST.—Custom buUt of the mtshington Poet s ^ Times perking faciUtiea. 30. 8-5676. lot‘of toaturoe found only In a \PatrolnM Alfred Ritter, who 1951 Ford V-8 4-Door Sedan—Ra­ 8:30 to 6 P. M, Baturdaya ly. All work guaranteed. L A ^ MOWERS eberpened. R. ger, Arthur Drug, 943 Main St. JMLED HAY. A p ^ Edv(. J- HoP. chair, bed, dandy tor borne or amerite'drive. Nicely landecaped. room, cantor entrance, garrtoon HeralJ/ and chalmian of tha eo- homo with Ideas, -Garage on -low­ Freedom of Btfotmatlon was tha Invaatlgatlng officer, ar- dio and heater, overdrive 1695 Hopfner, 37 Chestnut St. Phone :~X006 Main St, MaBclUM^. 30. ootiage. lit 8-8818. OFFICE SUITE of 8 rooma and Oitner must move shortly. Priced colonial. Nau achooto, bua aad er level, priced under replace­ reated White en a charge of rack- 1950 Olda "88” 3-Dr. Sedan—Ra­ MOTOR SALE MI. 9-3833. Heating— Plumbing 17 YOUNG MAN for full time work. 85118.______\' . ■hopping. Living room with {dc- itee, led the dtoeuarion 1947 m e t r o t r u c k , gbod condi­ Ford, Chevrolet, etc...... 613445 Driver's licenae. Apply In person. FOR SALE 1964 NILE GREEN EomUx dtala- laboratory, in Yaiy darimble loca­ for quick sale—$17,800. ment coat, $33,900. CaU Wm. M c­ t ^ t point and eSld: laaa driving. W hits wiU be pra- dio, heater, hydrnMtlc $698 tion for dlscrimimatlng clientele. tore window and fireplace. Dining Bride. 30. $-4818 for Q>jx>bitment ■ented in Town Court Monday en Oldamobile "58*' Convertible tion, reaaonabls. MI. 9-6613... PopUac, bldamobile, etc 6174N ANTIQUES Retmiahed. Repalriiq; LENNOX FURNACES and warm Kiddle Fair, lOW Mein Bt. tnatie washing michlne. Used WERNER O. KUNZLI room with buUt-ln com er cup­ / “ It to the dutj^ o f government No Money Down, $3.00 Weekly done on an>ly tumitiira. Tiemmn, air heating. Earl Van Camp. MI. iVt room ranch at Ironwood Drive, Vernon. (Blan- G a rd en — F stbii—D a ir y vary Uttie. M L 95164. Ctomptetely renovated. Phone j a J. Watoon Beack and ' to provide information to its pao- the charge. Coupe—Radio, heater, hydre- •5678 or 3 a 9-7783. board, modem kitchen and lava­ ford. Ritter reported he was crutoing m etic ...... 8 4 4 5 SELLING OUT New Motor Guarantee. 169 South Mein St. Phone ML 9-5844. Salesmen Wanted 36-A cheater-yemon line. Junction of Vernon, Taylor and Producta , , 601 Broker tory. Bedutifiil master bedroom, ' pie, and the people will decide ALL CARS MUST GO 85641 whether or not it to a constructive on W. Middle Tpke. . about 1:10 Many Othcra At Low Pricea Phoenix Streeta). Machinery and Toob 52 TWO ROOM offtco, aultablo for m as fuU length o f the houaa with VERNON— to ^ m a for 110,' thto morning when be eaw the COLE MOTORS WELL ROTTED cow muiure, profoorional or bualneaa offtco. RockvUle ’TRem'ont 6-3613 two vary la^e, walk in rioaeto. rooma, bath, lavatory ' contribution to tba mtoeion a t gov­ C. AND H, HOAR. Rubbiah Ramov- Moving— Tnteking ernment.” youths’ car coining toward him at ClioRCHES MOTORS No Reaaonade Offer Refused 436 Center Street SALESMAN tS'/j room ranch. Hot water heat, plaatcred, ceramic limited quantity of old odorlees CHURN UP your garden with a 501 Hartford Rd 3 a . 9-0968. Evenlnga .aad Sunday ’TR 6-5377 Two large twln-etoed bedrooms, houae. E31 haa 4 rooms, 1953 Buick Super Riviera al. CeUara, yards and attics Storagg manure fo r Urirns, Place ord on He expressed hope that various high rate of apqed. He tnmed Studbbnl'jr Salaa, Service MI-9-0980 claaned. MI. 6-1084. ML 6-4084. 20 hath, hirch cahineta, donhie thickness shingles and Pem­ (Storemaator rotary tiUar, 14 to 31 fuU bath and abowar. -Hot water, kitchen renting for $45 IN I Buick Super Convertible Part or foil time, to sell ’’early to assure deUvery^ Largs cU bast, overetoed garage, ama- hot water heating s featrictlve ordan “wiU be so ctori- hie car around to Qva chase, but, 80 OnUnnd St., Manchester Coupe AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS QO., broke windows. Large lot with grove and shallow hrook. Inches wide. Alao rotary mowara, fled aa to dtomtoa soma ef our ap- he said, by the time he had Open Evenlnga Until 9 P. M. quantity new manure for gardona. riced from $71.98. Or a Combina- HouBes For Rent 65 MANCHESTER rita drive. Lot 75 x 314. Saaribly plumbing. 150’xlOO’ IN I Plymouth Suburban HAND AND power mowme sharp- 'iiii[i"and” l'on* distance "m Q^*’ complete line of nationally Price $13,500. CaU 3 0 . S-TDSS. Leonard GlgUo, prDhitiilonB.'* maneuvered into ixieltion, the ear / m -9-9483 Auto Driving School 7-A Son tiUar-mower. Try thorn aU at FOUR ROOM newly reftniritod priced. A. R . WlUtie A Oo. 3 0 . come pnmrfy. Wm. Me- 1951 Ford Station Wagon known heatii^ equipment. Bolton. LydaU Street . . Few choice Bride. 30. 1 Watacn R. Kari Honaman. director of had disappeared. ‘Terma at Bank Rgtaa Call J. 0 . DOWLING MI 9-7854 or MI 9-7677 1186 ’Talland ’Turaplkt. hlarvia (j^>e Cod, avaUsMo bn# year the Commerce Department’s Of­ IN I Studebaker. Coupe V-8 MORTLOCK'S DIUVOIG Sdiool. Thraah«r. 30. 65388. ranch bomM left Opfn daUy tor Beach ft Co., Almoet immediately, however, Lost confidence quickly restored .'M I 9 - 5 ^ A P n a Macliitorii, R om oa. loaaa. Not in devriopmonL Write fice of Strategic toforraaUen he was directed to th* acena .of FIRST NJHOICE 1950 Chevifolet Sedan MELODY RADIO-T.V, phono’s, 3CAN(;h EBTJ£r Package Delivery. MANCHESTER VALUES 1949 Che\To1et Sedan by a akUled, courteous instructor, night ealla. Guaranteed service. w ~G raeffi^. Alao other variitlM at Box C, Herald. your inapactlon. Stony ehotoa fea­ BOUT(»$-Hira* years dd, ex­ (081), defended OSI 'ettorta to the accident, be eald, by paasengera USED CARS \ license included. - Insured, dual Ught trucking and package deliv­ AUTOMOBILE ealeamcn, five 539 W ait O n to r S t Phona 3 0 . tures. Priced at $18,900. GREEN AREA—DtoUncUve rix pandable Q i& , five finlahetL curb by advtoory means the pub- of another car he ■a'- rushing to 1948 Dodge Sedan 30.9-2380. ery. Refrigeretors, washers and 1947 Cadillac Sedanette controlled standard and by drama­ needed et once. Only experienced, 65116. ______■ Musical InatmiSents 53 Suburban For Rent 66 room ranch atyla homa Bnclooed Automatic Mat. large lot, feeaon Ueation of technical but nen-ae- the edge of the mnijankment.dawn Guaranteed ln\Writing tic cars. Ml. 9-73M. Stove moving epeclaJty. Folding need apply. Terrific incentive op­ 811J00 wiU .purchase cn^half bTCMaway and attaehad two cu able. 3a 95784. . erst- data which might help a po­ vritich the yooths' car had plunged. 1047 Mercufy Sedan chelra for ren t 3 0 . 9-0763. 8PARKLE AND Robinion '■tmW- MU8IC Instrumental rental. O m - of a two famUy brick duplex. Can 1960 Chrysler W indsor — TTila 4- 1948 Uncoln V a n d M rubbish removal and portunity.. Guaranteed wage, plus (JUVBHTRT—Five room houoo, garaga, 11$ bathe. Nice shaded lot. tential enemy. Ritter aald the car was a total door aedan has an extraa Includ­ DRIVINO Instructldna from your odd jObe. 3 0 . 95035. high commiasion. Roy Motora, bhny plants. Good, haaUby plants. Plata Una'of Inatnunanto. Rantal trally located. OU hot water beat. A real show placa. Ha erid no thought ef cenaor- wreck. 1946 Lincoln home. Dual-control .Insured car,, 3 0 . 6-6116. ' api^ad to purchaao price. Ranre- avattablo 3Iay L No pota. Phone ing automatic shift. Worth aee- Painting— Papering 21 Inc., 341 Nd. Main 8t., Manchester iThe R. F. D IM 0 C K C O M P A N Y Pirs-T04L House has four rooma down and Real Estate For Eiehange 7$ ■hlp to involved, and contended In at this price. 8795 Standard or automaUo. Call Man. ROTO-’mjJNG lawns end gar­ Bt. only for recital purpoeee bjr Bart owned and la in Up top condi­ older car. Ml. 3-5541. fo -i-. lo c t ment Comer lot ■ This should Cod. Six rooms, two unfintohad, Wiulted— Real Estate 77 The Women's Oub of Mancbea- i 'k - . \ Cordiier Auto School. 3 a . 9-6010, 1951 CHRYSLER $22.&00 $24,400 fold Symphony during past aaa- qualify for a GI loan. flreplaea, hot water heat, oaraihle tion...... ;.8745 JA. 7-3680. M. AND M. RUBBISH removal. «on. Naw-piano factory guarantee PHYSICIAN, wife and beby LDRINGg WANTED - Single, Play for Legion ter will hold Ua monthly meattng ;1952 Dodge Coronet- 4-Dr.—Light WINDSOR FOR SALE OOW SIANURE; 810 a load da- tUa bath. Tlirsa mUaa from 3laa- GOOD WILL Aabea, yards, attics, and esUara ■ OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 6 P. M. and aorvico. AIm> t good nr ' ■ire unfuraiahad 'house in T. J. CBCXXETT eheator.-^lSjl(X). ______twodamUy, tbreedamtly, buri- April 26 at' South Methodtot grpen with radio, heeler end au- iNSTRUCnONS given from your cleaned. Call 3 0 , 9-9757. No. 2 FIm Uvared. Ifl. 85673. . grands inehnidlng a Stalnway, n«ae property. Hare many caifli De Lake. Eadto and heater. Wtodoor or No Ehd> ef Manchaa- Last evening - the 3Iancheeter Church at 8 p.m. 3Usa M argaret 7 toinatlc ahlft. Sec it. ...,.^.8945 home on insured dual controUed >^"x3.4.4a«d•" WEEK DAYS: CALL iX)R APPOINTMENT kmr aa $886. Low down peyiM tar. can la . 95005. OffiM : 3a-8-S418 - Many more hobM |7,300 up. buyera. 3Iortgagee . arranged. 1953 Plymouth 2-Dr.—This car la USED CARS . Oommunlty Flayers, repeated tW r Moreland, concert piantot- wUi be cars, standard or automatic. M. A Household Goods ^51 n on n u to pogr. tjo a t nann 9. Raaldenoa: ia-6-7781 PteMe eaU G e ^ s L. G railadlo . perform ance o f— the— aparfeUng - eih actual-15.000 ' mHe^'beauty. J d .1 Driving sch ool. 3 0 . 9-8541. U OOMPLETE rubbish removal, alto The faaclaatlag feabires ef these complete six tema homes allow YOUNG 3IARRIED couple doriro guest for the evemng. iJcCLURE PONTIAC, Iric. $ 2 9 5 w w W e * 07 Asylum St. Acnaa from Bond GASTON REALTT CO. Realtor, 3a 95878. 109 Henry comedy, ‘Hme Out For Ginger.” Previoua owner may.,,be no answer call 30. 9-6636. -ce d a r clothes - poles, l a . 3-7944. ftrtore expansion fer aa additional 3 or S rooms at modemto coat SACamCE^M cubic ft upright Botal. JA. 65696. four room unfumishod rem. 3 a Street. 3Itos Moreland to a native ef called...... ,...... 8 7 95 : See BOBaiORGETTl at Bfagnilleont wortahaashlp and qaallty ssatertaU, phn three largo 85973. 8 ROOM ranchaa. Priced from 813, Office: 185 School St. by Ronald Alexander, for the 373 Main Street Sc Ft. homo freoM r. Inquire *>6 Weat BOO to 818,800. 3Cancheator.Aaaoel< Genri-Vlola Poet Na 86 American Taunton. 3fasa.. and began her - 1960 Chevy 3-Dr. — Light green. AUTO DRIVINO inatniction from bsdreeme, H ^ g room with fireplaee aad paaelod waU dlalag Center a t ______- , a b o u t t o your property? study of the piano at the New Manchester your home. Inaured dual control Household Serried atoe. M I. 85S84, 9-9331, 8-7488 any 3 0 S-SS61 l a S-8781 Legion, at tha high achool in Wind Haa radio, heater and many ROY MOTORS, liR. TEL Ml 9-99S3 roaes, Im o Yenagetewp Mtehea with breakfast bar, raage eaa" I If No Altowu 30 9-SSSl Immediate action aanitad. iA, J, England Coitaervitory of MuSto. other accesaories. that add to MI 9-4545 car. Larson Driving SebooL ML Offered 108 Oeatet S t Pkoae MI 8-iSS8 opy^aad-w lisaimaie et^ther fine Usataree. ' a GALLON automatic gas water I Wanted—To Buy 58 Busiiieai Property For Salt 70 tim e. Gatto Oo., Raotton.- CM 9 8166. ■OP Locks*- She received a degree in Murieal 95075. ■ .' ■'— ■ haatar, 3 years old, axceUant con­ eves. JA. 6 8666. The Legion has undertaken the Ha beauty...... v...... 85M DIRECnONB—Fresa Maacheeter Center take Route 44, preeeed THE OLP ARMORY on WoUa S t BENTON ST.—Older boms, 8% CUSTOM BUILT rix room, brick qxmsoring o f thto play In order to Raeearrii and ahortly thereafter 1946 Olds *76” Model S-Dr.—This Open Evenings Until 10 w e a v in g of bums, moth holes dition;, price vary maaonable for front Cepe. 8% yaare rid . ftiU abed began, her musical career. In 1963 to BoKen Town Uae aad tarn right 30a yards past town Hae onto eulek sale. 30, 65638, 85 p.in.| WANTED-Hand loom. 30. 65801 ■ppreotimktely 8400 aq, ft. f f room bungalow, oil heaL haae- ARB TOU CONBIDERINO continue their Community Service la a give-away."We need.room. and tom clothing, hoatery runs, Belton Center Bead, eoattaae 1% mUee to model hooM. mant gange, amerite drive, weU dormer, hot water, oQ, recessed ■be waa chosen to represent Bos­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 tor appointment to aoo. oToninga. ITS’. OU ftred, buetnaei aonad. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? P t o je c ^ Haa radio, heater, bydramatic. handbags repaired ripper re­ A E Agency, n o 3Caln 8L 3 a landacMted, $13,700. Fem dale redtotion, tile bath, room for. lava­ ton Uniyerrity at “Pops.” and lmat Drive it ...... 8 1 2 5 1953 CHEVROLET sedan two tone placement, umbreUea repaired, tory up. Quiet atreet. convenient We erin appratoa your ptte)aity The^yere have been under BICYCLE REPAIRING, aU types, R. F. biMOCK CO., Bolton, Conn. T«1 MI 9-6003 M36T, 6 5 ^ . ,R ealty73a. 9-1488. the able dlrecUon of Mary Anne ■eaaon was aoloiat with thto 'or­ Tour choice may not be listed. blue-ivnry. Extra clean, 1345 Ehigliah a apeclaity. Now open 4 men’s shirt collars ‘ reversed and to achooto. atoree and buaea. CaU na and wlinout any obUsatlmt. chestra in the Gershwin Opneerto down. B!asy payment plan. Doug- replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ owner, itf, 85934.______Wa also buy property, tor earit Handley, anti flret produced *nm s . W# hare aeveral others from which p.m.~ to 9:90 p.m. 3fancbeater 29 HARLAN ROAD Out F or Gingei” fo r DUworth- in F under the baton of Arthur to choose. las Motora, ISS Main. Cycle Shop, las Weet 3Uddle Tum- ing Shop. REAL ESTATE KEY TO HAPPINESS Houaeg For Salt 72 I S e lB ^ or oontaet Feidler, She haa bean heard at pUie. 3 0 . 9-3C99. 3CANCHE8TER— iix ro«n Cape, .'AMLET BftAT. Realtor CoHMU-Quey Poet N a 102, Ajaer Symphony HaU and on many o f FLAT FINISH ' HoUand- window This agency ia taming away many hnyers who would UNLOCK THE DOOR 'TO HAPPINESS WITH DUPLEX 65. Both aidos vacant, $17,900 ' in exceUent condiUaa. Fireplace, BRAE-BURN RBAlfrY teem Legion, on Feb. 4 and 8 at SOLIMENE, Inc. Bowers School auditorium. On the prominent concert etagea I960 CHEVROLET convertible, ■hades, mads to maaaure. AU pay cash for your property n ^ e d now for listings art THE KEY TO YOUR NEW HOMEI modara kiteltians and hatha, axcol- ceramic tile bath, gangs, ame- MI-t-dSTS throughout New Engiand. 634 Center Stre^ fully eqiapped. MI. 8-483$. BOY’S 38” BICYCLE. 17 Grand­ -metal Venetian bUnda at a new lent eondtUon, eomplataiy Colentol Cape Cod. Seven rooms rite drive. Nice lot. near achooto March 30 ths play was presented 4 ,5 , 6, 7. 8-roem single homes, old or new and 2, 3, 4- • MANCHESTER CLIFTON I WANTED—Two famil)fly bouse, 6 ‘ 3(re. John Preston haa been la . Mancbeater ML 3-5101 view St. low price. Keys made while you Cep» 0!d, nttnehod daoomtad, oU bot water host, (five and two unfintohad), on aad atoree. CeU owner. 3 0 . 8-5913. for the Dramatic Club of the charge of all arraagementa for thto . Over 26 Veers of Honaat Dealing! 1853 PLYMOUTH hard top, $395 wait. Marlow’a. family houses. If you are selling, we can assure you of NfHrra MAIN ST. — Im- aluminum atorm wlndowa, copper Full cellar. Stonlngtoa High School in Ston down. 1961 Plymouth four door nge, aoteened glaaood poro% large paricdlka woodwl tot 160* x Good condition. Must b e ' amoU promise of a wonderful musical ' ' With The Publlt confidential, fast service. Cali mardln'to CS^a Cod with 4 large cabinet hitehen, eemaale plumbing, largq,lot, 3-car garage, falcon evening. two tone, blue, $1,096: 1953 Ply- Business Services Offered IS FOR30CA countera, plastic waU “LIFETIIIIE HOMES” 160’. Panatod Uving room, ratoad yard and garages. CaU 30. 9-4964 eadlng, the ooat of able per- -Direct Dealer for Dodge • winiifh -jMUtlO .AlUl-JlMt* ,I*0B||),.(lfW1l MU. Carlton W, Hutchina. 3 a Lots tot Sal* 7$ Members and their gUMta ara a « s r Piym ooQ f ~ ' .. . tile., a6p>urit.-iubbar,-.vlnyL.-iUioT, ■*5*e*;'6f*664.— hearth -flraptoe%- twa Jargs -haik Beta a io -F re d - -MsJia, - W atta roam, storae meh. Eliffy *e- 1iaeii{rafiierrtliat ma mMMng wM er, overdrive. Sharp car, $l,3N: FOR PROMPT. E3CPERT leum, cork tile. Headquarters for Ram cir ^ ”“ "OFEir FOW IMSFECnOH ^ npi ehhlMi Utchon, eheertul romns, country-atos Idtchen, dan and Roberta Lockwood ' 1964 DeSoto Firedome four door SERVICE ON “ do-n-youraeU.’ ’ 3 0 . 9-3950. Tha enpeney I16J66. B-ZONE, on acetptod a tra et CIW SELLING TOUR be held upstairs' in the Cbapri and 1965 FORD’ Fairlane club sedan, SATURDAY iiBd SUNDAY. 1.7 llrepinoe. ettachod gnmge, THREE FAMILT, $306 monthly in­ or dining room, ceramic tUe bath. ■a tha lovable “Ginger.” Also 6396 down. Radio, beater. ' ertalte- Power steering, power brakea NORGE. BENDIX, CROSLET TUe Shop, Buckland. ■ MI 9-1107 AnytimO come, naw oil hot water heat, re- water and sewer. FuU price $780. PROPERTY? refreahmenta -served after, the fredt donnora, atotm inah. on VERNON ST—Large new % the cast are Anna Lamb. Helen meeting will be in Cooper HaU aa walla, ^ c: Never registered, un­ power drive, radio and . heater, WASHERS-:.DRYERS 6-ieem ranch, bfeeeeway aad daoocated year ago, 614,300. Carl- CaU owner for appointment |o In- T. J. Orockett, Broker. MI. 85418. $3,$M; 47'a, 48'a, 491!. No money 3 NEW RRICK SFUT LEVEL HOMES bne Une. Only 9tS 66 down, im - Save Jtime end energy. CaU NleoU. Barbara Jpnaa. Zoel Jtoren- usual.' der 80 niUes. BUay peymenta. Can attached gHaga, frent perch. tan W. Butchina. la 65163, sp ect. BOLTON-Building loto, one acn taau, DarraU Morrtoaetta, R o g a Douglaa Motors. 333 Main St down. See Bob Giorgettl or Ski. Building—Contracting 14 If yea «ie leoirtag for a hotter than average home, «ome over eeftaae-tUe bath, ftrepleee In 3a 3-8009 anytime. Every detaU WALLY'S APPLIANCE today and eeaspare these todlvidnally dealgaed aU brick epUt and over 180’ front e a c h ,. astab- N egro and PbllUp RuaaeU. M oriarty, Roy Motors. Inc.. -341 Bring teeee aad haewaiwt, ex-. 3a 9-9688 : earafiUly taken care of by ua. 1948 FORD CLUB coupe, good con- North Main St. Ml. 3-511$ . 155 ^ SERVICE level heame. Featarlagi 3 ear garage, g aad 4 bedreoma. 31'', WOODBBIDOE •T. ROLUNO PARK—Four ruiuna and Ushad, realdentlel area. Pricad A aecond performance of the CABINET 31AKING - We also do eeBant let •* x a06.-6)6A66. comedy wlU be given thto evening Nurses to Meet dlUon, redlo .and beater. MI. Center St. M. 1-1231. East Hartford BU-9-S740 VERNON baths reefeatlaa room with dreiili^ mabegaay cablartidteheal aataial far the caremle tils bath down, partlaUy WHY p a y r e n t ? Whan you can to aril. Warren E. Howland, Real­ H. B. GRADY, Broker aU types of caipantry work,, re- at the Windsor Lbcka High School modeUng, altarations, etc. (3ood SUNNY VIEW DRIVE CONN. bsdit-la 'hvea. hip iM f aad aU the detaUs that asake a betto? famUy. Attael garnge, LAROB C O L O N IA L -6 ip a - ftnlriiod 1 9 . Flroptaeo, aluminum buy this threa room h o^ with tor. l a 85800. 3 a $5711. M I- 8-8006 I960 CHEVROLET8. 2Hloors, four NOW IS THE time to have your hedreeme. cleaa reeme, hreeaewey, at 8:80. Hcketa may be secured at wortmanablp, and reaaooabla henso. Bpaeteasaiiai aad easafert for every aeemhei ef year tamiiy combination wlndowa throughout. garaga and-let 60 X 100 for $400 ONE AMD two acre loto, high elis- At MMH May 9 1961 FORD Mainline, two tone', fully equip^. 1949 Chev lawn mower aharpened and re­ rataa. Eatimatas gladly glveii. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 9-6 P. M. eaa he feaad In theae enetom-ham heaMO. Located la m MM caUnet kitohea, oeraaUo ta* Near new grade school, biu denm aad $45 a month for 10 FOR PR03CPT oourtaous sarvlca tha door. four door sedan. Priced for quicki rolet, two doop Buliik aedan. paired. Expert workmanship. Pick 1^ eaavenlent S ileiwa. a ilemihir!% eplaee, vaUon, trees, auborban water ■riUng er buying raal aaUta. cap CaU Dick at n 8-aiS6 o r j S n at #' High 0* a hill overlooklag Hartford Maachestar'a ffariiet aelghbertwoda. bath, eterm am ■tores. Owner. 3a. 65817. yaare. J. Watoon Beach A Co., Ex. . piped to aarii lot. Carlton W. Bale. MI Douglas Motora. 333 ' up and delivery aervice. 311. ML 35766. leoattoa. Early 1% batts, leeteaMwi ream to elusive Agent, 31 Central Row, JohiMMa BuUding Company, Man- TYPHOON NEARS FORMOSA- 'A meeting of the Ctennacticat 9-7958. • le MUea fn m C3ty, % m ile freim Parkway ! feitchina. la . 95183, 95684. State Nuraea' Aaan.. District L e 71 feet reach with 2-«ar garage, coatem huHt Theae beaeee have ta'iw eoM fer bnllder la tied np with work 91A666. Deed hasamtnt, large 166 x 666 fL Hartford. chaatar. l a 8-7486. m t tXlDGE CLUB coupe. ExcM- INI MERCURY club coupe; redlo, GENERAL ConstruettoB, altera- la aaotber eeetion of elate. let. Prlead at 883A96. 3tanUa, April 2$ (ff»—A typhoon WiU be held at the Manchester Me­ lent condition, $300. MI. 9-0574 af' heater, overdrive, very ’ clean, SEWING 3U(3HNE repairing — e 7 reoriM, 3 bedrooms, 3 eeramie title hatha ranged. BUY AND SELL wHh cenfidenea. Uons, rem odeling, plastic tUa, blANOHBSTBR GREEN — NORTH MAIN gT.-O nl)# $3800 with winds up to ' 116-milea an morial Hospital at 7:30 pm. May ter 8. throughout. Douglas Motors, 333 courteously and expertly done. e Modem Utchea, formica esuatera A GOOD OFFER WILL BE (OdNSIDBREb ' BIAIN ST.-3-toadly, 95 1947 OLDS 9t SIDAN LAKE -LOT for Brie in South Oov- Ltot your proparto with 3Canriiaa- 9. 3ltoa Beatrice Binder, auper^ counter work, garage, etc. No Job S aeia plat ctoani, flat laad. down buya this neat Ciqte oatxy.,PL 35644. hoiir riiumad aloerly toward the Work guanmteed at low cost. ABC e FhUee 30” Range, Refrigerator, aad Washer ACT QUICK AND BE THE PBOUD OWNER OF ONE OF bmlnaaa Mae, naavealairt to four rooms down, two unfintohad ter Aaaoefataa. Buyers waiting southern Rytikyu Irianda between vtoor of nurses at the local be*. 1941-40 OLDER ChevroiaU. Forda too email. Eugene Glrardin, 16 e SUdlag doer cleeeta la all hedrooms exeelleat tor apaitoaeat er AppUance Co., 31 Maple St. 3IL Trotter St. 30. 65806. THESE FINE HOMES haa ehifplag. eharchee. Goad up, attariiad garage, me# lot, on with' cash. StiQtoa and two and Okinawa' 1^ formootL today. pita], announced thto mpnting. other good traaqxtrtatian. BEFORE YOU BUT a used car '0 Hot water heat, rileat electric ewitchea etowck 9M a .-«tlJ W 6. . 9-1675. • . aba toL-dIM 66. bus Uno; Warren E. Bowlaad, LAND IN BOLTON, 800* X 400 thraa family homes. Appratoala T b i Manila Weather Bursa The program for the credit snabtaa us to acesM $5 See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick STONE, BRICK wolli and coocrata e Flalahed recrcatiaa room with treptace Dtrectleas ta *TJFETIME HOMES” : Drii^ ant O aU aaA stnet BOLTON — ExeeHtfit real- and mortFWaa arranged, la $ 6 e 0 0 Per Week Raaltor. l a 35800, ML S5m . Tri. 3 a 85466. ■aid ths typhoon was about 600 will be presented by tha dowB. p o o i^ Motors, ns Mala Bales and Sarvlca, 316 Main CABINBT MAKING, furniture t«- . work. CaU M L 65401 days. M L e last esw year oM aad caaqtletely fumlahed. all hmad aew bridge aad right on Dasaiag IMHPT DB.AT toaKal haHBag tola, atoaty 65184, 3U. 65331, 3 a 8-7433. 3 a cut Student Nurae Aeen.. Mto*. ■treat. Mt. 6-4571. Opan avanlBga mllea aouuieaat of the big U.S. pair, antiques and heirlooms re­ 3-4043. Valaqtino BaUUccL e A real qiniUlty hsitte fo r yen . CALL TODAY warnedweeded. a1 a«eaerh a^aad ep.ea. Pitoad BOLYCHf—40 R. r a n ^ S y a a n rid . “T* 65866, l a 65484. inUltary base at Okinawa at 3 pm. Binder said. . x stored, general woodworking. Ex­ e AtumlBum storm sash aad scressii, aad awaiaga I See Bim OlOBOEtn et ExceUent condition. Piaatar walla, 1960 CBKVUfyLMTt glaatUiM two- 1963 FORD custom tudor. 19tf Rasort Proportp for Sale 74 (1 a.m. BSD. Hostesses for ths ocearion wiU pert workmanahip. Reaaonablt (30NLUN BUILT garagsa. Gener­ e Priced at fSS.liO, faraished cemplqta. DEviaiOFB) AND BUILT BT tile hath, beautiful acanlc view. or READY to hoy. aeU, oxebange be staff nurses of the local hori door, motor compMtaly ovarhaul- Buick Apodal aedan. I960 Chevro- rates. EaUmatea gladly ' giveo. al buUding, altorsttioM, ceiUnga raal ariato, mortgafto artanged- Tha tropical atorm was movln,'. ROY MOTORS, IM . Large M Garage. Price IU.700. aor^weat on a 300-mlla flroat pitai and refreahmenta uiU ha od. All new perU; i$a CbevroUt 1st Bel A ir kardtop. All have French’s Wood Producta, Routa and orenaad doora. Plana eati- For addltieaal ISfermatlsa hh|d|y ca ll ' THOMAS C. DM.UCA/ WMREN E. HONUMI,. RtaHir v ooytaob at amston Jrika. oea CbnMlt Oiawartl X B a9tii«9. •artan, dana. tJougiaa MotWy, Stt MOONOtW.BOAD * Ml 65666 tH < '■6.1 Votarana win qualify. Pbona Bkr- about 10 asils* as hour. n4te, iMMder. DouglM Motora, SSI hm ctloo 91 a n d . 88. 3 0 . 6-3018, mates gladly glvea. OobIub Oob- ROCKVILLIs TRMiMt ^2*t9 . t 1 hare Wooda A ftn cy . JO . 6-1T6L ML 95ES. ■ ■ • . / Agengp. ML 6516T. ML 65864. ' atiuotMi Co. ML S5ttS, ■„ iiiu.1 i'lii: < ...... ' I ■ I W . - '" ■ .mm '■■■ ■ ...... ------■ ) ■ • t r . / -„3 • ■ ^

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Aversgt DsUy N#t P n Ss R o b FA6B TWELVE SATURDAY. APRHi 1W6 Fbr the Week Bnded 1^ Ths K M A pril 83, 1066 Faceeaataf U. S. WaiShae'DariMB iKattcIiifjBEtifr Ewnittgi^ li^raliih \! 11,636 , coal, tetth ftmuK on Beater Sunday and Manda of drtmla teadghL 69: a MaAchaatar reaiaant Uvad in the Truck, Car Crash, Andlt AboiATown house she dioae fo r her grahd , Tsokalas-Husarik Wedding GRADE A LOAM Thmd^r earatira-ad- Heard Along Main Street r One Driver Held Miancheater-^A City of VUUtge Charm ibawairi agh abarat ^ ytim Jota C. AatlM, IM Center We may aa wall ba honest, the FOR SALE •■■■■... nil wid Allan R. cSm Jr. 2T4 And on Some of Hancheater^k Side Stre258i MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1955 (Olaeallled AdvwMsIng en >agn 16) PRICE FIVG|IMTE taraoon nt 3;M o'cktek In tha Can- PnhUdty aari Newa ^to pubUdaa their avenU and news a c t fujM of the road following a 2- tar OoBcracnUoMI Chiirdu Pubheity it' aomeUiing that o f such are held much higher In Tha Herald evidently has aooie teblrif accident on Maple S t pepr averyixidy wanta to get into thd our estimation. readers who acrutlniaa, ite Col­ Oottage-vgt yesterday. lb# Olaanara Group e i the iauth 4>a{«r but newa la.aomething that And, wa hasten to add, atorica umns with care. One o f them de­ Ara Hotenian, 27, of New Brit­ atbodUt W8GS wUl hold ite they want to keep out. of events should reach Tha Herald duced from the facta as told in .V-kf -t West Will Co urt Aids ain, waa driving a panel triick east qirinc rummafa aala in The average reader may aak for publication the day following Heard Along’a story of tha little on MapIO S t when i t struck a car GREEN Han et tha church Ttangday, what We are driving-at in bringing the affair. In most cases, stories girl the probable Idente driven by Vito Agoetlnelli, 36, of ai^ baginninf at • a.m. up theae aubjecte in thla waU-raad on avanta arriving two, three or owner o f the house in 247 Oak St, who was headed in ^•HARMACY Alien ]%ht AitSelaa n>ay ba Im at tha church weekly feature. four daya later usually find their The reader tent the idipping of the oppesite direction. by Wadnaaday, >7. For pick­ in p ris on way into the round fue. We like 8 0 PubUdty ia ona thing and nawa the story «to the owner, this re­ Patiolnian Walter Gutzmer said 501 E-MtfMteTpkt. up Mra/vamaa wUaon, M Alton it another. Juat aa an example. to print spot newa, not atale newa. porter's sister’s landlord. the accident occurred when Hor- St may l^eaUad. * An organlaatldn ia holdipg a dance. The landlord’s wife asked the eniap swerved to the left to lavoid OPEN SUNDAYS Banibv U.S. For aevaral daya, even longer Check Your I.Q. Sturhridge tenant if it was bar a parked car. DanMge to the Tha F t l a r c le o f tha Did you ever' atop to think about apartment where the amusing in­ Big Four^ei^ting aometlmea, before the event, yehicles was light. YA.M.I0 9P.M. Salvation Arm;m y w ill hold tha UBual how many things wa Americana cident' oecurrad. W i Aprilw r 26 ) « t % MMonday at T:30 the Herald la flooded with itema In .two other arrests reportsd bualnaaa maal about the dandk. There are uaually take for grantedT Taka familiar After reading tha clipping, tbs —The tpMme Court todsy p.m. at tha dtadal. after which tltlnga, for instance, ilka the key today, Armsnd Lsroase,. Central Vie DfrtfvRT requeaU Included for picturea. etc.- tenant anawerad that i t . was in­ Falls, R. L, was charged by Ps- .Washington, Api ( d ^ i n such a mmfaranoe rand that it ruled .tion orders msy Jdra. laicila Gtpaon, praaldaiit o f in your pocket, that pencil in your deed her apartment the little g lii on MI-9.144S tha KandMater Ooundl of Church Cornea the night o f the dance trolmsn Don Dailey with passing —'Thqjyestern B ig^ree for' waa interested in such, a ooafer- be; the courts u D' and the. next dgy the publicity vest, or even that i>ad( o f caru in had entered. Womt^^WUl ahoar tha film, "Each your desk at home. a stop sign, and Dsyid R. Mc- anoe and that it was up io Elaan- d iT ’^the Federal Administrs- diairman and othm who had aent Then came the clincher. Thla re­ CloughUn, 17, o f 487 Hununlt S t, oijirn miniaterixTrill meet in howar and Eden to aet * date. Ona, Z W d i Ono," in color and That’a a good idea: Take that porter's aister iaid. “But I have no e Pcocedurc Act as well as . Tha pictura daacribae tha in itema were nowhere to be found, was charged with speeding by Ps- Paris May diacuas con­ deck of pastboarda. How fAmiliar idea how, it go t into the noaalRe- In preparation for the Rfay 8 habeas corpus petition. of D r. Laubach with the U- When it came time fo r newa, there trolmaa Manuel Motola. Read Herald Advi. crete plana-for holding a four Parla meeting, American, BHf* ' waan't any turned In on the event. are you with them? They have be­ per.” Slowly the light, dawned. The effect ot> the doekton U to \ Uterata in India. Mfa. Bertha Hall, come aa much a part of our every­ power conference with the and French technical oxpirta Qnittiiig TtmeT praaldant of tha CUxlh, extenda a It ia humanly impotaible for nny make it a Uttla eraraUr for an alien paper to ataff every event from day life as the 10 cent cigar. (You Reeking Obnir Seqnel . Sovie^govemment.” maet in London WadnraHtey to JTtM tliMMgli t o . oourte agalnrat A cordial invitation to all women in- can’t hardly find a ntekd smoke no m make what the Strata taraatad. A aoctal tiiiia with ra- Aunty.Mary’a tea party to .the Several montba ago Heard Stata-Dcpartment.in. an- iiOB. H e can launch bia earae s more.) itenad'~"6"iHNaiibiHjwjr ress treabmante will fdlow. wedding of Jack and Jill. Good Along told a story about a rock­ nclng this today asid Uit Iraing ia cuatody— pullciate see to it that if a p^>er Test your memory by trying to ing chair and tha triala and tribu­ Jhltsd States, Britain, and France tha proUeina te be dlseuteed by Ity in habeas ooepua pro- answer these few simple ( ?)'ques the foreign mlniStera. Tha Motherhood of M ary Moth- is good enough to. uae publidty on lations of ite new owners. eameetly hope that ra«four power events that.they follow through tions about those cards, as put First the deliverymen brought conference can meet as soon as The SUte Departm ^ said that Bteefc^deUvsred the S-S era Orcla will meet Monday at 8 forth by the Association of Amer­ possible." p.ni. at tha home of Mrs. Edward with a writeup op the actual hap­ it in through a narrow door and "in racopedaner w ith / th a usual deriate in the case of MaaqirtL pening or event ican Playing Card Manufacturers. acratehad it in doing' so. The IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH The brief announcement did not praetlca” the thrsra^waatci;n gor- SMurirk FsdrWro, of New York, Goaa, 12S Halaina Rd. The co- 1. Are the. center pips (the suit boataaa w ill be Mra. Bam McDon- Johnny Jones , ia a publicity scratch was diacovared later and M y at what level it hoped the emmants will dteedss tha poMblo has bMa oMered deported to hound. Ha alwaya wants h ii name aymbols) on the four acea all the the deliverymen took It out meeUng with Russia could be hrid. Big. Four ooiifai'anoe with West PortegraL Justice, Mlatora wrote a same sixe? through a window on the theory Preeident Eisenhower and Secre­ German cam em tor Konrad Ade­ dUasrating optniote Joined by Jus. in print and everytim e ha turns '2. Do all the pips on the three JOE^ BARBER SHOP The W8CS of tha North Metho- around he sends along a note that the doorway waa too oon- tary of State Dullea have said in nauer and regnatentalltki of other tlerar Reed aad Burten. ew York, April 25 (/P>—President Eisenhower todsy nn- o f apadea point in the same direc­ stricted. ,34 OAK STREET the past that a four povrer foreign Atlantic P m gowm m enU. led plans to send a new atomic powered merchant ship dial Church ia aponeoring a rum­ about this or that When he’s out tion? The 6ve of Clubs? The nine THe dectoion\WM one of two mage aate to ba held in the church of line and arrested, Juat for an When it returned from the re­ Ministers conference should pre­ ” t7>a govaminants of France, banded down by the ooist today round the globe in a dramatic demonstration of America’s of Diamonda? cede any meetings of beads of before taking a rtoeaa untU May vaatry on Friday, April 29, atart- example, he comes b^ging to keep 3. JIow many one-aysd Queans pair shop, it was delivered late Tw4 borturs of oE thnai. CloiOd MoRdoyR. the UqitH Kingdom and this TJ^- letermination to win "a just and lasting peace." Ing a t 9:80 ajn . Mra. Jaipaa T. "my name out of the paper.” Jones in the day Md again taken in •V-'V’ state. ad StiUas,” tha announcemant 9. In the other, th * court uphrid are there? OpaR o l day WadRtsdays. Moacow has indicated a daaire 6-8 the oontentet tenvletlon of The new vessel, the President said, will travel thousands FicUaa la chairman o f tha aala. wants publidty but not newa in the .4. How many One-eyed kin gs? through the door. Scratched J - ' ■ 'have oonaiaUntly given \ A ll ocmtrilmtioaB w ill be welcome paper. agalnT Another trip • to the re- for a meeting of Premier Bulganin ’ their deMre te aeek nO' Michari J. Regan,-a rateKnad New of miles without refueling and "will demonstrate to peo|de 5. How does tha King of Hearts with Preaident Eiaenbower and M tha diurch Thuraday evening. The Herald ia always coopera­ differ from the other three Kings? p iir shop and once more the chair n the juet and paaeeful York Ctty poOeemari who refused everywhere this peace-time use of atomic energy, tive with all local organisations. waa taken out by the window British ' Prims Minister, Anthony it o f queetiona which to.answer questions betofe « Kinga 6. How many Kings wear mua- Eden. for the improvement o f human living.” Maachaater Auxiliary Police Functions of all are pven much tachea? exit This waa tha end of the '"might disturb the iwaintensnee o f County (N. Y.) graitd Jwy ara to whethar ho brad aeoepted bribes Eisenhower disclosed his intmtion to ask Congress for will moat Monday night at 6:80 at apace and coverage. Perhape one 7. Do all or any o f the Queens Orst installment of the rocking In talking to nawamen at a dij enduring peraee. poHoe. Haadquartara for a prac­ ^te h little more than another. hold flowen? chair story. Nora for tha sequ^ AMESITE DRIVEy^YS lomatic racaption on Sat< from bookmakarb or ether gi ' funds to build the new ship in a speech delivered at the an­ iV'lJ ■’ Bulganin said he waa Iht tore 'While a plainclotheeman. tice drill in preparation for the There may be a reason. A better 8. Ara there small pipe in AU On its third trip^into the honMr EXFERTLY INSTi (Oerattated era Fbgei b tR *) nual luncheon meeting of the Associated Press at theWaldorf- unlt’a partidp^on in Lo^ty pubHdty w riter or contact man four eomars of. tha face cards? aomeone raveraed tha cycle and gran was saatonced to a year. Artoria .Hotel, About 1,800 of the nation’s publishers snd Day Parade on May 1 in New or wofaian, whatever the case may Uftad it in through tha window. Photo I Oriuiteg — Machine Spread —-Jteima Set— Fewer ReUei Justice Reed driivered Uk Wa know the answers, because MRS. LEO JAMES T I ^ A L a I " ^ Jortty deciaian. raitora Were on hand for th^ start of newspaper week in Britain. — tha company gave them to ua. N o aemtehas. Eureka! Alaoi Prarkiag Lota — Tm m a Cenrte — Walka New York. “ OiwanUationa should taka stock How many can you identify? But later (aadly wa tell it), tha 16% FOR CASMTitANSAOnONS -v Justice Black wrote a itissenting o f their secretaries and contact at. James Church vfm ths sceneAwas draped from a aiiMll cap of Terms Arranged If Desired p in ion . Joined by JustkW Douglas. The President^coupled his sur­ Try. the game on your frtenda nice man for whom this chair was prise announcement o f plana for peraona with The' Herald. Good by letting them look at the cards intended aa a GhHstmas g ift, oC tha wadding ihia morning at I I i.'ratchlng lace, and aha carried a ALL INSTALLATiAlNS SUPERVISED BY Housemves to Defy Justice Harlan took noypait. pubUdsts who turn in both items cascade bouq-aet o f white txiUpa; Rragan'a appeal said that 33 the atomic-powered ship with a Russia Weighs fo r three minutee before aakli went to sit in it Tha arm feU o’clock of Mias Rite Ttraea Huaa- months before being questioned new plea for oongrearional enact­ the queetiona. off. Btephenotls and ivy. rlk, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. The honor attendant’s gown was DEMAlO BROYHERS befqcw the graad hoy fas'signed a ment of the administration pro­ Wa know a couple who ara now ESTABLISHED 1926 Mtalater Jrawaharial K ekni a f ladira right, puckers Ma Up Tank Flight to fire la the PlimBoa lo ok ^ around for a new rocking BVank HuaarUc, 801 School S t, o f white atUi shter with stiepless Furv^f Atom Blast waiver of tmmuntty , under threat f i -aattea Aaiaa-Afileara Carafererace at Baadnag, ladoaeala, 1 gram to cut teriffa 15 per cent and Leo James Tbohslas, son of bodice, matriiing fitted Jacket and CALL NOW — ANYTDIE of bring fired tram tha Police De­ over the next three yeara. 194A MIICK SUPER •The Democratic Party has bSSn cha&,^hey have sobm funds they MANC Ba-S-7661 — HARTFORD CHapel 7-SMT waloliera.\ Ftaal aeaalaa/" ------' That Interpret The recaivad racantly from a dla- Mr. and Mia. James Tbokalas, 06 waits length tltirt aradbroidered partment if. be/teSad to sign. He era aatUriaeat of the For DeUberrate Alanns pretty active outwardly In the past Greenfield D r„ • Bridgeport Oonn. with email pink flowers. Her head- aaid that w 1^ questioned before . Eisenhower made no direct Explore Moon Wishes Of Ihe FU1U7 Kadlo. and heater. few weeks, taking enq^atlc stands gruntled merchant By the way.lt Survi il City, Nev., April 26 (ff)—^Helmetsd housswiTss waa not A Mancheater marchant The rector, t .e Rev. John F. Han­ band was of ivy leaves and she the grand hoy, be was' not aware menUon o f Red China’s weekend on soma local queatlona. Indlca- non, officisted and Mia. R a ^ carried a bouquet of eweethasrt will in the gritty ssnib snd stones of s rough trench of the naUm of tha walvar of liu- offer to negotiate with the Unit­ .Ikmdon, A p ril 25 UR—Moacow Uooa are the pi^y will increase JOHN I. BURKE $195 Wbe^a That? ktaccarona preaidtd at the organ. rooea with ivy leaves. The gowns erariv "tomorrow to give their dsre to s gisnt stoDde bhurt. mratty u d claimed "conatltution- Matsii, Qj^mdy ed States to relax tension in the Radio aaid today the Soviet UMoa the pace of Ita political activity. White aprlBg flowera ooiuposed of the brideemaila, their heedbends al and atatatory prlvilagaa.” Formosa area. But in an ob­ N N R A L H O M I And while outward______action is on Mancheater’a National Guard the deooratiociB. PJLC. Th will wait only two miles sway for the blindiiig i^are ia considering ra phui to axidorra See BOB OIOBOETTI at end flowera were Identical to that thunder and heat o f .n Reaira majority opitedh Choid Leaved [Door vious reference to -Communist - 'W e tha Incraaae. inward actinii ia alaa emergency a lert exercise went o ff The bride who waa arcorted to Bourt found it unnacfs- the moon with ra tapk ramotely of the matron of honor. . _ on twice the power of that Decision Still GMna- -and Russia, tha P rewaair . ST BAST CENTER ST. Ixibbllng a bit, too, at least ac­ without a hitch Wednesday night the alter and given in marriage A reception for-100 guests fed- to dadda whethar the waiver arid "certafai dtcUtorshipa have controlled by radio. It predicted cording to a friend of ours who but for a moment it appeared that by her father, waa attended by her hich leveled two Japaneee citlea. «f^.bnmutety waa valid or invriid. AMBCLAMOB SEBVICB MMiUona td be aeeUred at the lowed St the Villa Maria, Bouth From tbeir ylga, they hope for Tornado t. Kffls engaged in a deliberately conceiv­ lunar trips by bumaa brings wouM 186 Center St. Phone M I 8 - im k e m an eye on such things. aister-in-law, Mrs. Francis A. Glastonbury. "This conviction is for rsniaiBg ed drive which periodlcaUy creates ’There was p le n ty -o f' the usual iMpal Building and the high anawera to eurvfval In the atom ago To foliow in a year or two, Husarik, as matron of honor. For a motor trip through the taatify.” Itead aaid. *^validtty alarms and fears of war.” intra-party pollUcklng over the school were in danger of being ot bone and fttnlty. For answora of the waiver may he made a da- Bridesmaids were Mias Dorothy south, the bride baa selened. a BINGO to dosena o f homaly quoaUotio— is Four, Iliuts 25 Eisenhower also spoke of the A broadcast said the tank, raar- choice of court officers. One afterr m gleclsd. Danner and Mias Gemma DeVite navy blue silk print dress, navy fenae to auhaaqusat proaaeutiaa. Formoea, April 36 (ffi— riad to the moora by rocket aMpk According to our observer, the canned food aafe to eat, what "unprecedented crises of theae math of that la a little difference of New Haven and Miss' Hslen blue accessories and beige coat. IPAC BALLROOM ""^RALLR^m^ wbare it would be a jiroper matter 1 reaaiona on the Formoaa days—packed with danger,” and would be ditted with powerful tote- convoy, conksting o f a Jeep and .a happened to that bowl o f oranges, -rill be reaumed tonigtat Prime Minister Mo- of opinion over .whether Mrs. Wrobleaki o f W estfield. Maas. The couple will be at home to are the furniture and drapM hurt, In Deep South to r dUporition; It U no defenae to linked th# idea of freer world 'riaion equlpmant to transmit pic­ Longfellow, assistant clerk of the tro^Mcanrylng two-snd-ons-balf- John MstemoUl of Bridgeport their friends after May 8 at ROCKVILLE a refiiaal to toatuy.” atiU baa been no hint aa to mier Chon En-lai of tures o f Um lunar lahdaeap* hack ton truck, waa diapatebsd to the does the telephone work? Tniere to trade to the brattle against "god- court should be replaced In her was beat hteii sad . tubers were Campus. Gi^rdsns, Fslrfleld A vt., Black, speaking for hifuelf'.. ahd___ aperific iiature of the omar- Red China considej^S the **door to! negotiations With leas communism.” to tha earth. two strategic points. hide if ap air raid aignal givea Hartarilo, Ate.. April 38 (AV-“A Job. John Chsliand, John Msgaiiaa BrldgeporL earty waroiiw? Dougiaa, aaid the cesufa holding 4 « K y laiasiora of; tw o high UJB. the United Ststeh 6ver Formosa it open a slight crack." "Either we foster flouriohing “Oesignliig of the apparrius ra- Some prominent Democrats, in When it came time to leave the and Stanley Jaworo’vakl, all of ' ’The h'Ide, a graduate o f Man­ gisnt wbiriwiad with rod dust.” "rappaaya tq approve a darageronY oCRc$gIg. All., mada his statement to re-f quired at both onda te quite ra Armory, our Informant eald, the Tbty will be the first Amarioan trad# between the free natlotu or and out of the Democratic Town Bridgeport chester High School and Hartford lEVERv Monday night women ever to witaeea aa atomic tbs third tornado to bit this com- toebnim wbmby bott itsta aiffi Adm. Arthur ST. Itodfard. Eaera .after a 3H hour luncheon we weaken the free world and our faaalMa engineering Job?’ the com m ittee,-feel the Job she holds Jeep driver asked the detadunent The bride woia ra gown of wbltra Hospital Sebool of Nursing, is on m u ^ te » jraarra te ^ te w r dRHL fadaral gevammante can oowtwl Hs of tha UB. Joint CbMtear : w ith Chqu. Thia was altar broaddast daclarad. "Meraavar, tha commander if be knew where the Marat from no eleao ra own economy," Eiaenbower said. ought to be considered a aon- lace over satin. Ite fitted bodioe the straff o f that bospitel. The f'fw® iraH pW fO flM m f L O M M B l!> Onte ra few aeidtera wU| bo elorair, up to 36 hurt, and damageo ooti- uopte to convict th raff, arad Aaaistont Saoretety of 39-nation Aaiaawrican coa- an Bids w of a tank aa tha Drat explerar Municipal building was located. M thS lrew a meutha.' •tats Waiter Robertson conferred The adminlstratton’a hUl to ex- poUtical one. In fact they uae was designed with a rotrad neck bridegroom attended Bridgeport leevfag OPORge H oi at 4:45 F.M. raneihor 8AOO oquaUy aa cdooo. An- n te M 6t |76OJ)0O yestkrday. to m c a radJoumed. ^ d the Reciprocal Trade Act of the moon will greatly ata^Ufy The. commander assumed and short sleeves. The skirt term­ / •;------With Preridant ChMi« Kal-shsk Q kni J a fm the elating session atrbng language when they speak echools rand Whitney Art School; othar l,4fl0 civilians, scloidlks, brothar aitd stated and ra dOyaar- years has passed the House eonotruetlon ot the rookat SMp. A bisnk expreesion on his face,, which inated fat a chapel treJn and Was New Mraven. He is « design en­ hrothar and sister nad ra dO-yesT' six hours Sunday, abortly ..rafter by declaring that hia government eS. Test Chou about the prospect of putting her suggested a negative responM, and nowaman win bo tour to oix mites ^ t atUl faces rough going in the tank oran bear muffi graster rac* out of the Job; our friend aays. trimmed w tte bsndc o f V sl "lace. gineer rat Slkoreky Alnsrraft, farther back. . okl tbalr arrival. nrould hot yield ita aovereign right Senate. . celaraUon and fluctuatloraa In tata- quesUoned another Guardsman Her flngerUp veil of nykm tuUe Bridgeport' A.Chineae imni«e aaid they dia- to lUterate”. Chiang Kai-shek's ia- Wbea the Republicans took ovsr Maybe • Bit SeSrod Hoarisoo ratedante of thte bra^ Suspect Freed Rejection of tha program, Eisen­ peratura aad preasura than a hu­ sitting in ths raar of the Jeep. terod north Atehama farming 90^ oumsd the ’’hroad. orerall sttua- lapd bastion. That chUled high On Truce Offer tha court some yeara haOk the A slmUsr response was forth­ Tlirso to five women vohmteera hower said, "would consUtnte a man bring. Furthermore, ra apraca tioa nut soon after tha storm to tkm” in the Fonnoarai area, hot hopes ha had raised the day before ship carrying a tank does not have court offtcialo decided agaihat re­ coming from this dviUaa OL and Sunday of the thontlt A book for win be among 30 Ovil Oefenae by criUng for direct talks vdth the serious setback to our hopes for placing the saeistant clerk 'who altar service/will be dedicated iii worfcen and newsmen in this ter- bogin plans for robtekUng' tbrir After Quiz on merely the queaUon o f th « Matsus Wariiington, April 36 UPi — Sen. to ba protected against coUlalona If it were not for the fact that our Lithuanian Chorus arad Quemoy, Comrnuntst-menaced United States to case tension in global peace,” He arid that on the was there then. Opinion ia divided obeerver, along for the ride, bad bis memoiy/during the 10 o’clock ward trench. They're happy—arad ohattorod homaOteads. Sparkman (D-Ala) propMod to­ other hand: with meteoritea nor does • tank maybe a bit scared—about it A Rad Qroaa official arid 80 to offriM re laltsKte. / the Formoaa area. among the GOP aa to whether that more than a sketchy knowledge of service, aim flowers will be pre­ GRANTS Bisciiaaed All Phases day that the United States test TWwray trade. I believe, is a have to be brought back to eracth.” ’’ estahlished ,a precedent or bound sented by/hls parents who, with In Minstrel Show Pretty Mrs. Lydia Durat of Rtt- 86 porraons wors tejursd. dftten Nurse Slaying Radford and RobSrteora oama to the aineerity of Red Oiina peace tlM broadcast said tha 240,000- the town, it Is rather doubtful that FoAnoaa iiurriedly to confer ms All, known as a supporter of the h r ^ ravHina by wWdi aU men riid :|he other party n.aay way. the Mnnid]^ Building and 'the relatives,/will be present for the ver Springs. Md., mother of a six- poraons wOra takan to hospitals rat talk by . aeeking to renew United mUa trip would ba ihade in two year-old daughter, is one volunteer the U.S.-CUna Mutual DefenM West, trid reporters he diacuase'd ?*tloaa of good will can travel The disagreement may erupt high achool would have been dediesUok of the memoriai gifts. Hie third ennual minetrel riww Hartsalle and CUUman. Highway BMoKhka. Maaa.. A pril 26 (ffi— aU phases of tha Formosa problem Nationa efforts to gain a cease- toward ra gMden era of peace and stages. First, the apace riilp would into an open fight but it appears The l4th semi-annual Sunday will be given by the Manchester rand "em otioaally ra Uttlra^ afraid, patrol rand O v a Dofonrara officiralra Pact under what the'Rtato and lire hi' the Formoea area. plenty,” be taken several hundred mQca In­ secured. - OPEN though I Jtnow it w tO /io raafa PbUcAraald early today they, wart Defensa Departments described with Chou. . more llkabr, to-our oboe■vl^ as Schoo^eschera conference will be Uttauanlan Chorus c’ Utbuanlsti orald 40 houratra war* dsotreyrad, 80 Sparkman and some other mem' to the sky by rocket tugborata. Ita Of codiie It’s slwUys possible enough." withbat a “ dadnlto auupact” in tha aS'”the tenae rituation which toh- Did Chou-consider that the Stete WBl Rush far Pence soclate. that it will be smoothed that I f the Guardsnten were told held JIunday'afternoon for area Hall on (Solway St at 2:30 Sun­ morra dramraged rand two ck u i^as Department reidy to hia Saturday hers o f Congress lined up behind own rocket engine would than ba Mown swray. hhiiigaaB alayiag of pretty Mted tfetuta in tba area.” Rowaver, Bee- Kisenhewer arid Ma radminiatra- out without any hubbub. the Municipal Building was the Sund^ School aUffa at Imman­ day afternoon. , " I warn to be prdeent for the atawm entleft the dom< <^>en to fur­ the State- Depnrtenent’s augges- tlon Oboa not be bound by ra turned bn b y remote radio ooratnd uel ^theran Church, Bristol. Be­ cob titeriiaU i Doeey 39. a Beth larrari to k itr o t -Stato-DMloa said-Wed­ And one bubbling pot that near, town hsU, they wouldn’t have had Mie. Leo Brasai-ekes. 36 North woman’s point oT^ew, and to - OTORMt in Bmpngo ther negotiation, Mohammed All tiort that the Chinese Communlste adherence to precedent or to put it into an orbit around tha ly boiled over recently, our infor­ ginning St 3 o’clock and continu­ 8t., preeident o f the chorus, sraid MONDAY Vince women p t the country that Dramago -to buildings aicora was Bbapttal mine: nesday ” no crisis i« invrived.” waa asked. earth. Rockets would next ba sent to depend on an otitaider. .-rrr- dempnatrate th ^ good intentions t So Iatatararirat cams rafter poUoe Radford and Robertson wera to halted by the lack of tt” Iq search- mer rays, la the bad feeling ing uhtil 8 p.m., the program win the show will feature a can-cran the atomic Wtapon la not ao hor­ placed at near 0780,000. Whan the “ He didn't exactly Interpret it to negotiate. mg for enihirlng peace. It Was up to refuel the space sMp for the against a couple o f Democratic Di. include an' editor of the Sunday by four men which rttould te hilar- rible ras it .is made out to be—that loea to livostock, crops and ulill- id ra man they described as ditto with Chlang agito tonight that way—though I did," he replied trip the rest of the raray to InuMdlately, If Not Sm m t a fonnar suitor i f tow nurse. Red Chinese Premier Chou En- agrinst the background of that rectors..A well-known Democrat This sort of thing really isn’t School nuterials and leesona from iova. She estimated the show would there ARB ways to protect our­ tlaa is totraiod that figurs' may go and it was said the aitvatlan "Be felt that door was not doited lai said at the Asten-African Con­ moon. The man’s relearat followed bov^ Would be discussed further a fte r oonoept that , be made thte an- began at a oormdttee meeting to funny, we suppose, but it aiwaya headqtuutera, S t Louis, Mo., the be- aiMut two hotu's 1-ng. selves against even ' thia thing.” many thousands at dolters Mghar. but almoet cloeed and I told him ference ih Bandung, Indonesia, nouDoemant: . After such a flight it would ba •h. said. ' oral hours of qiiiaitinninf last dinner. ______k— voice ooiinplslBts, our friend says, makee us 0 )11# vdien it h^pens. Rev. AUs il Hart Jabsmsnit who Frank Fritanus, 60 SiUtera Rd., H waa raUB-npan." that Peiping wanted ho War and "Wa have added to the United poaribte. to consider YaBdlhg ra~ about those direatora and it kxjked will spsak on tbs subject "Msklng la the director o f the group and MIRACLE BUYS Sha wondata4or orae tliimi dbeut nuwaroa frum anrar Pinopwovo» * > to • Ora this converaatlon would de- iChou En-lai, Mohammed AU arid spaoa r iw with man aboard,” the We overheard a local huatnesS' was willing to talk With the 'Unit­ Otetea program fo r peaceful uses the Meet of our Sunday 9chool waa among the origlnratora of the th# bowt of oranges on a braakteat 14g IMMstGr^Gol U sgG pssid. it aeenied. whether Radford "has aa though an attanipt to oust them nwn instruct his. speretSiy—"Put Juat south of Kartsrile, loavtng a He was taken into custody with­ aa answer to the question of ed States about relaxing F ar Elast of atomic energy ran atoijic pow­ broadcastbald. Tba rtuHo oparatod from the party 1 ig b t be under' Msterisls.” and ’"Leading Children ndnatrei show tdara: in top quality curtains table in a brick home atanding **Mth of dovaatsdim, ono-quarter and Robertson depart for home to­ tank w ill c h ^ .r a rauiUMa landing a call through JM Fitch. Ward, only aome seven or right average out charge after, poUea aaid, a Ua tenolohs, particulariy around For­ ered merchant ship. The atomie way. I f there was such an gttempt, Hasriaon, Ore^tborg, Chase, Smith into. Meaningful W oikiip .” A newly formed airing ensem­ morrow or stay over for more eon- (Corattaxed ara Page Eight) mosa. '' Biargy Oommiaraion and the Mari- ITound on tba moon for tte pea- in the evening, a SO-minute film , city blocks from the heart of to­ detector and chemical teats "land­ fersneas with Chlang. our observer oa: s, it dlM aborniigr. end Dairow' and ask for Mr. ble. heraded by Edward Sidney, 434 and draperies... t l « ia about 78 mlite north of Blr- ed” to bring auapieion on him; In 9 followup talk at yaoterday'a Uma Admlnjlatratian ara now de­ sangar rocket. It is believed thri One. Democrat ‘conjectured that "Thla W ay to Heaven." w ill be pre­ Oakland St., will also t « included morrow’s televised teet./ TRU X- m ln g)i.M 'Radford and RobMtaon, Amhaa- no more than a, year or two after ' Charles Bteck.” rays shooting unseen from the shot Yhrougb aaswara to aevaral eloping ssaalon, Chou said Priptaw veloping apacifIcraUons. I ahaU if an ouster attem^ bed / Anon. sented. Parents and attjrlntereated among the iwrfo-mers in the show. PINKKITCHEN Sim llsr sprlnf/stonns struck tha aador Karl Rankin and other will not give iq> the "aovereign ■boctly Buhoilt io the Oongreas a the first flight qf the robot mide, it might have precipitated ate welcoms to the conference. leave the orangoa good to eat? S M ia JtS2 and 1962. Tlw quest Vma, howevar. the man waa American mUitary and . civilian wilisie required toprepare r Teachers of Zion Sunday School Aijnouncament — Mrra Durst is asririant te able to clear himself to tha aatla- New Sabotage right” to Hberate Formoaa, the seat request for tha naoeaaary fonds an all out our informer in. CURTAINS 1982 ton was 81 daad and 81 te- oacials, conferred among tham- of CMang Kal-ahek’s Nationalist together with a deocriptiian ot the flight of a paoaengar, " win attend, and a further oppor- HarohT Goodwin, test direetor for Jurod. and that in 1962 four daad factlen of authoriUes, who aaid his aalvas today but the subject mat­ siste. But as closely as he watches Tott’U enjoy watching local Boy government. But he arid "China veaael. local p- In asareh oc an audlsnce, Sha miimory of Ruaseii A; ScEiUdC'ty by fire were reported aa ragidnal BEDS CUT SLOVlOrCHIEFi kls parents. It wih be remendtered r*tolaBaly-(HBpoaad.clgaratta. W ar -n," Japan mirrendered her will be an atomic oxhiMt; carrying wished to show off ber new finery TItt ARMY AND NAVr CLUR talephopa and railroad strikaa en­ Vteraraa. Austrta. A p ril 38 Um be was studying for tbs mialatry Polica began aa intenatva invea- Newa^Tidbits tered their 43rd day to ^ y . rights to Fom,dea. Peiping- con­ to aU people, practical knowledge TIER odd CAFE ttfatterawben Mias Doaa’s eo- tends the island is rightfully • part o f the uaefulneas o f thte new ari- —rwoaOrt VUerat Sitoky eg and lost his life in. an auto acd- lection Rebuffs Tha violanca climaxed a weekend Cseeboalevaklra haraboara drarara dent. He aerved Zion in n houea-to- CURTAINS w r t r i S ^ t the hoapUal aaid she CvDid from AP Wires - marked by mob rowdineas in Flor­ o f China. ence In medicine, agricuH-Te and bouae survey to find diildren not dki not smoke. Sparkman, a uramber o f the For- power producti’oti. ped from Um Gararammtet ida, daraihnant of a freight train FoStbraro te prorirariri SlavrakhL attending Sunday School, or adults FaboIpiM aeleeflent It was then a medical axamlna-' in Kentucky and the failure of rign Relations Oommittee, said ha "In every possible way, in word Adenauer, Bonn Arms ovpports the State- D^eirtment’ra and deed, we shall strtva to bring radio Pn grao araraararaead fniteT ’ not conaseted with any church, EVERY SAT. MGHT— NEW TIME IHH) PM . SiiiM Misa -Dosa wras chibbad A. Roraun CathoUc priest is ar­ three govemora to . settle the FLASH BULBS. CA8BS, : I to death. poritlon that'’’of course the United to aU men the truth o f our arawr- Weaterra sanreea Ira Vterararaarid and endsared blmaalf to many of e _ ^ “‘'1 ^ " rested by Aigerariaa federal raoUco phone strike, at an Atlanta con­ SIroky, » Slovak — may - MOVIES. PARTS . the church people. IDANaNG TO FOLLOW WITH Pottce said a Camhridga man In- after Maas in tba Church at tha ference. - ' matea would inSiat on free (N a- Uon that we- aeek only a Just and 1 : Itennovar, Gorterany, A p ril 26 (ffiOtho state govom m sot OlMra tienahat) China’s participation as lasting peace. ba la disfavor. They aaid It waa TTm picture of Christ blessing — Flted returns today from Israls- f o n ^ ^ m he and Miaa Does had Sacred Eucharist and ebargad The elashtng of caUea in MriXla MUSIC |Y THE YAGA ROUNDS Fair Mjm m edtate iodtoatlon how the a d ^ raday night and that they an equal hi-any diacuoricn teany dtoraged wnt o) tbcaa ar four waoka ira *OKNSUNDAYS- ' wuw n-rieei Oengreas" have to be rebuUt. F. W, Kirehner, AU Steel R ^ 6 6 e y n r d ! The Soclaliats polled l.lgg.OOd*^ ■SSlThJXJSTSL 9163A76 fo r BoervM' Quichty'framlSm getttag the iranfwhitlaraa raradv Hannover, the stete capitaL L A N d i v.l a i o n suparintendeht, way. • A.M.IotP.M. votes (35.2 per cent o f the total) Oommiaaion on organisation o f astimated damage at. 1160,000 and 19B iipOUTH 4-DOOR sills to elect 59 deputies, while the Ilia previous state parUaaaant executive branch of gevenunriiL' aaid ha beUeved the blase was-of BaSte SM^^eater. had 161 mambera. They iaeluded Washington, April 25 (P)—Gen.UP)—Gen.AApril 16, aaid tha Oommunista still STOCK MARKET D m lor yds. Christian Democrats won 43 oMta Rate up 5% Former President Harry S. Tru­ Incendiary origin. ‘ lacked sufficient airfields and with a total vote of 893,917. - 66 SoeiaUsta, 44 Christian Dem- man tells newsman Eiaanhowar Nathan F. Twining advised Con­ New York, A As p ril 38 (ffi—Tha ocrata and mambars of the Ger- Kantuciqr State PoUce aaid 36 gress in February that Red supply bases to support such ad Va’VVVVVVVVV^ Six other parties woo seats: The adminlstratioa la trying to aabo- sticks of dynamite were found at­ Stack Martlet 1ripped today arad 11N OHEVROIET1-OOOR Fanaoua make—at.a rock- New psttems and colara Party, 83 rafugisas, 16 Free For 1954, FBI Says tago Teraraeaaee Valley Authority. China’s a ir force could be doubled GMGUlt. tkera recovered rigl>ii"^ German Party (D P) 80. tached to an LAN bridge at Wasi- Twining testified that in the last d ita bahmea aa Ysty rlean Badtenad beater. bottom low pHoe. 18” to that look twice the price! the Refugee Party (BHB) 13, Free Deniocrats, 2 Communists and IS ’ Committee or.fripled ’ ’overnight’-’ from Rua- esarglB raqwlrniiierati w eia 1 S6” wide, 64” long. White, Floral,, leaf, modsni and rapresenUtivae of apUnter fac­ oto, near PlnevUie, Ky. Trooper four years the Communists "have DemocraU (E D P ) 18, N«ud-Uke WaaMngtonrA^ 20 (P) -The wtboriaea ite new OonsUtutio^ Robert Roaa aaid the dynamite te 76 per cent. The dacOaa a t tha eggahall. Hurry for ydun. scenic patterns. Buy now. German Reicho P a rty 6, Oommu- tions. lughte auhcommlttee to start In testimony gl9en Feb. 9 and created a whole new air force in 439 CBNTR CT. CAT ADAMSl TEL Ml 9-0430 u,8. crime rate took another 8 per raras in a' paper shopping bag and Red China and have mad# H the oratride caaaa to I ta S pataflR IMjmi^R^EDAN 117$ oista 3, snd Centrist Party 1. Oontrel .of Loerer Saxony is vital tout Jump in 1984. with m a ^ ebe at wire tapping. raraa rigged ao it could. be exploded made public today, the Air Force brat, axteora to Adanauar’s plana for rearma­ chief of staff said Red China’s fourth most prmerful air force in REG. 1.9t RATH M AY E H — 1.57 OoaUtion May Oast Socteliat ^•naea estimated at 3JM7,»^ •oma 47 can of tha mlddla of etectrlcaily. the world." flMled rarlth Despite the prestige defeat for ment He needs tha atote’s five an 86-car freight train are' ^ A t Waohington, L A N -oempany "rapidly expanding system of paatiag rim Ora I ■; > CABS TO C^M fiE nO M ^ t s in the upper houae o f the FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover baaea . . gives Ihe Communlste Apparently, tha others are the SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Adenauer, the lack of a Socialist reported to^y, iditod near oLlaa and amaated sad union repreaentetivee met for United StatM, the Soviet Union “ I** . V O M j^ ty raised the poesIfalUty that federal parUamant in tha "iinilte can. ara strewn over mil# of four hours with tba NaUonal the ablUty to move in aircraft and Great Britain.'' “ --■A ■ the Cbancelior’a backers might rat, to give Min a two tMrda TTiis translates into one major track , . . Tala Prof: Fradariek rapidly from the Soviet Union." SLUMBER PLISSE crime oommijUd every 13.9 aec- Madtetlon Board but no change In The buildup, ha arid, is ermtinu* STATE SALK nOTURB yAOOG^ W s ’tskQ pisssurs In annlMineinQ that on Saturday, April 23, supplant the Socialist rsglmt.^ Boajority thare. Without auch a ondra Baigfaoom wiu dsUvnr nuihi ivo- tha situation was reported. ‘We cannot ignore their capa- ing and "includes many Jet air­ Hartford, April 36 Ro^ 49e Yard margin, the SociaUste in the Bun- hUlty to double or triple thrir air wa will again ba raady to sarva you tho finest in rnilk Heinrich Hellwege, national riialr-? Hoover noted that last year was tore at ona-day conferauca on . Gov. Lawrence Wetherby of craft." HaaHb ...... Dr. Buy hOw for suouner aswing. n>an of the German Party, called uearat could stall t ^ m ««, gg' i^wa "American and the Soviet ’Union” Kentucky asked the 13 govemora strength in the Far East over­ Twining aaid tha U.8. A ir Force toy H. Oabanm, back at_|da Slumber prints for aiespwear. needed to aet up the 500,006 man driranth wi— cirtlve year in M ay 7 at Trin ity CoUaSe. night,’’ be told a House Appropria­ products, togotkor with your fovorlto milk shokot ancLsoft today for a 93-voto rtgbtiat coali­ TMch tha crime rate maa, and tba of tha aUtos affaeted by the LAN is continuing "important studisa” alter a Wat------GORMAN Many patterns to cboqoo from. tion of the Christian IWmoCtmto, Army planiiad undar tba P aris V-B. Army and Air Force Ip walkout to mast in Nashville tions subcommittee. ora tba Salk third riralght year in which more to devel Large rasiiiiraiisi raf 1 if. tba Rafugees and his own ntotp* tieaUea. ' Europe announce orate ira rlgnielte Tuaraday with eompany and union TWining did not publicly locate tecUva comISnation of figntara add this m an Bads Laara Ira Aaratrtra ’than two miUion aarious offenses M O T O R SALESq IN C . ' AU tom era partnara in Adanau- oecurrad. and coffee rations effactiya May 1 vaprasantativoa in a new effort to tha naw CMneae aicflsJds nor dis­ light bombara", capaMa oC dtUver- have _aa ^ YOUR MUCK s6 AO FREEZE CHOCOLATE" axelusiva with us. ^ r f "i.ar’ra fedhral govem m an t' In Vteniia,. BMarawhUe. mtuma in campaign against Mack mar- raach ogroemont. cuss tfaair ralationoMp to the For­ tactical, or eloaa-nanga, nuclear H is hjej to such a g r«-p iiw ap­ The atatlstics. published in the kata .. . Atomic Energy Commia- Sevan HsM In Miami mosa Strait WGSpOllS.- “ £ !S ? te t occupirtlon WBTm annual "Uniformed Criina Tha sauna elaanlinass and courtesy is assured you. Wa. look Si peared to ha the Rsfttgae fyrtjr, aonaa tint local eouneU tlffHons aten is looking for prlroto •ini''J 9 Sevan men were arrested on die- Early' tMs inonth, Preaident ‘Wa already have unite af this MS MAM ST. — MANCHiSm. pOlM. WILL HILLS which for the past four years has Rraportra ahewad that whUra Um it e M fs T Y l Y E l Y M p I •raaraeo and build atomie rtraptor oiderty conducj^ charges at Miami, Uaeiihower, in dtaewnting prra' typra in pooltloa mrersaara.” bra arid, forward to sooing our many friends againw i ' ' kasR.aitiod with thf OodaUrato M for tfoting abiUty of various ma- I m p N i M l^m Yl—OHM SVmMGS UNTIL 9:M I »). dictions of » poMibla Rad attedi '80•'••i* • . :/ - V ■ ' ,. i -.ir. tetialra to withstand radtotiq* ara Fbgra n giitik . ora Out^fkiy aad Matrai Waad^ by ara Vios.VM l- ' I .. - - u / .. J.