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M OJiina.'VB 'SATURDAy, MAY 2, 198S iUanfljfStff Ettfttlng HfraUi Arcrage Dally Net Prem Run The Weither — ------y , ------For the Wiaek Knded Foheqfsat af 0 . $. Wqstiwr B|pi$a« May 2iid. 1959 ^ birth dates of the Lucky Luciano "DT'k” would be wkigh to make mob/' and So on. HisseSy^Boos any mui' turn to^Mie straight and GEIttRAi C><«r,' >5' a Oale of Saa Frands^. a member minutes later when he saw the erty took place son.etlme before le' theme of the play Is the old-fashioned x melodrams playetr' Harrj' Truman oaid today)day the *smart to know that an officehold ■pie U-S. Coast and Geodetic of the Christian pdence Board of as the investigation continued. curtain vas sUl> closed. that, however^ The deed was dated Engaged Xlie of “ Drink” and the good by. an excellent'XMt be sure to ON ALL RERAIRS er tv’hd'is not eligible.for re*elec- doctor 1 0 d a y as kfavely Survey csncelled yK* alert at 2:60 Then there came a clue. Noth Constitution’a ban on a third « . . . ______a r s _ . Laetnreahip. HW subject win be In eiUgation sho'ved the booth Sept. 37, 1602. The engagement of Miss Joyc ^ in g s In life that come to man ‘Ten Nights In A Barroom” to- ond^RVICE WORK tion loses A-toi of Influence." Tni- wounded. A dyip^Tûll gored a.m., Hawaii tlpun9;.50 a.m..EDT), ‘ 'Christian Science: Mllglon for ing much, mind, juat a s m a ll a-aa an^ty «nd no vote had been A Non. Alferia King to Norman Gharj once he has given up the “Demon.” night at Verplanck 8ot)ool! ■ term sends a president/into man said. \ykst have you I 55, t w i c e ves- after Wake lajand and Midway re the Present and the Future." thread. But when stitched in place ported no undsual wave activity. Cast. A theory that ‘‘the Martians Many is annoanced. by her Boos, hisses, eind catcalls were a second term “ with oi)« hand i)> ‘h' I’l.,. m „„ u. it lied the case op neatly.- got him” has Ireen discarded along ante, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorga/ the order of the night for the inn CAU tied behind him.” Wake and Midway would have Manchester Aualllary Pohce will Pieced together, It happened wlU) several ether Ideas advanced keeper, the dispenser of the de world, and sent himIm oirt-xtp fight I mentalmentaF KingKin been hlr first had a'tidal wave Demonstrator Set 380 Woodbrldqe St. , "It makes no lenM to treat a Dr. Rodriguea Miranda, who meet Monday night at 7 o’clock In thlsaway: A boy and a girl had a ■bice the ;iceppearance. Her ffance is the son or Mr. and mon, portrayed by Robert Wal- our battles in a life and'-dgathnW' swepUtoward the islands from an. polloa headquarters. quarrel. The b<^ and a f r 1 e n d So what did happen? nuiiri, When he appeared on stage, Hov* Your Doctor Ml 3-5135 prealdent thla way—no matter struggle~:-ana you've sent him rated ou v'pj,nltlln at the CTlin- earthquake believed to have hit Asking Justice To Speak at Y Mre. Walter tiany pf'.Ellington. who he to—Republican or Demo ^ a del Perpetno Socorro, said the drove up Main St., aaw the girl Mioa King was nAddated from A|âuae broke out several to fight with one hand tied behij the Kamchatka peninsula region of walking and, juat for fun, hustled Fluoridation Stda Bet tlm^BS during the evening, but the CaN In Your Rrowription crat," the forjner Pre*ident told a him bepkuse e^ yon e knoj he s’ lffered broken veins and .Siberia. The Thomas Spencer Group of Mrs. Ellzah»Ut Gaesette, hoiTie Manchester High School with the Senate Judlciaiy aubCommlttee in UniOye Interi.al' h eeding after 4 the 8huth Methodist Clpirch will her Into the oair. The first call we had at The class of 1996/and Is employed in Ipudest applause was . for Mary MORIARTY can't for reelectidn. F o r W h it ^ Takrh to Police Headquarters, H en ^ Tuesday night on the fluori demonstratlnn agent of the Hart Morgan, daughter of the drunkard, DoHvorod WIHiiii Tho one of hU.^rare appearance, be- he is not a. good president. the bulKx'W* horn penetrated,.42 M d Its hionthly meeting Tuesday the oIR -e o f' tne Pratt and Whit ' >fpre Congreu. lnoi.es Into Feanklln’s groIn''a.nd noon at the. home of Miss Fthel they explained all, gratefully dation referendum was. from a ford County Agricultural Exten ney Alrefaft, East Hartford. Mf^. played by Edythat Coffin when Hour BRCtTHERS onI(Mmen j TAl)ahas8ee..I‘1a., May 4 (/P) strongly played by Bill Luettgene. - ment and ought to be repêd.” -tytlonal aniepdr.’.ent.'' said FrankPri’a epmlUJon/’^ a s’ ' West* on Sham “Sketches From India.” Anyone Police sighed with relief, too, We gave it tp her. aummer wedding is planned 884 CENTER ST naeOlng transportatidn may call and Went homr late. We hoped she hadn't been con Mre. Gaseette has been in this by the couple. Hia. portrayal of a man with the Reud Herald He noted that he alone, am ^g 175 'Truman sad the amendment ranch improved »t)a his mser haft —Mo.st of 'file 2.800 Negro Mrs. Margaret Tro^r, 836 Porter fused when votlhg and cast her field for Is years, and has been million American, could.hi, eleoted was sponsored by ‘‘Rooisevelt hal svibsided. /■ ■studenta Florida A. & M. . Emergency Call ballot against her .feelinge on the active In Youth and 4-H Club- . for a third term. If cmild get ers" whf. could not defeat Frank Franltlin vas oaught by the Berlin iSolutioii S t . . work with both Children and UniyerRity ataywl away 'fl*om Robust Sgl. George McCaughey, issue. the vote,. ‘This \y' becauw the lin D. Roose It while he was as he ruo'.ed in to retrieve his' thefr classea tixlay as part of "Well, I lose," she said. adults. ' amendment apecWtcally exempted alive but “sold the country a bill sword after delivering ythe death The reception committee of the popular Manchester gendarme, The purpose of this activity la the man who wat then president-:— London. May 4 Mayor Wil a “paB.siv(! resistance” move Orange lodges will meet in Orange took the front pordi off his Cen "What did you lose” we asked. , Dr, 6. A. Cailloueite of goods” to 'take their spite out atroke,-Jt was his seefmd bull of ly Brandt of West Berlin today "Oh, my husband and eon said to bring the women of Mahcheeter Truman. / , on him after he wa^jidead." 'the .dax ' de.signated t+) focuA national HaU MOndaw night at 8 o'clock. ter St house recently, leaving in touch .with recent tfepde in food warned the West against '"lam'e lumber and other Rems strswn In the ordinance Indicated a flna^ and CHIROPRACTOR The 'amendment was submitted "Surely, none l>ut the narroweSP . He attempted to walk from the compromiae>» / • . OPEN to the states by the Republican partisan would contend tha* it was ring, but oollapsed in the arms of tion" cf the Eku'lin and German of a Negro coifed by four freesing. PALMER .GRADUATE ■M!r. am! Mtsl. George . Flndell, 60 up. posed law. I laid there wasn't any 80th Congress, and ‘Truman nUd It a mistai .e to re-elect Franklin attendants an i was carried out. problems. white men. . Oobum Rd., recently ofbwned ,The aarge went to bed that day, figure.”. Mrs, Gassette >vlil be glad to was "ironic that the first ‘lame Roosevelt in 1940,'' Truman said. Dr, Je.su.sâsti11o, ring physician, test gauges that' the women wish duok‘ President to. be hamstrung "To me, hi* re-election, which ordered.i.u taken to the clinic. In a meesRg? inlroduclng a spe In small groups th« 'students queen of the'Iielta Tau Delta happy with a job well done. . She was right. She lost. WILLIMANTIC OFFICE cial section • to tlie financial time.* mljled about ijie' campus. It waa fraternity at Tufts University, But the boys at the station were The ordinance'does carry a fig to bring in, sa; in all probability 884 MAIN STREET by this sunendment Is one of the made it possible for him to lead Bardn Clenienta Jr., a protege there will be no further opportun SUNDAY Republicans’ oam.” Thik was a ref of, Frarklin who also appeared on' Berlin, the dynamic mayor also an orderly protest, as was a ritaas Medfdrd, Mass. shaken later when a passing pa ure, a maximum fine of gtiX). < Phone HA 8-1400 . meeting-, of an estimated 700 atu* ity to db'ao in 1669. Lost year sire erence Jo President Eisenhower. . (Continued bn Page Seven) ' here yesterday, said he wiir con made, these other ]v>lnts: trolman radioed that he-had to Any aohitions In the Kast-.West-' talk. ■ It was the second such wo^d West Berliners want to continue assault case ‘’’so that jusilce wjjl city desk last Monday morning. Gaitskell blasts U.S. to work "in peace, but also, in free be done.” 'j day night TOe bus Will reave from The telephone rang at Manches " A what?” the deskman In suffered by Franklin, who .-was MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE I • dom.'.' , Four men arrested shortly af Bridnard Pt Tuesday at 6 o'clock. ter Memorial Hospital the other quired. 'X making hiS first appearance in "The. Berlin quesflon la not the night. “An alphabet meeting,” thd'* re 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Mexico since 1951. A similar tnet- ter the Innident were formally . The Holy Name Society df St :‘How late are you open ?” asked porter said. dent in Spain forced Franklin-to | charged with assault today by Jamas' Church will hold its month- State Atty. W. D. Hopkins. Ho the man. . "'Which one?” he was asked. Help far Macmillan retire from the ring' fqr over problem Berlin and the lyAneating at 8:15 Monday evening "All of them, I guess. It’s a OUR OFFICE WILL BE' year. said they would 'be held without Ml St James’ SchMl hall. "Why we’re open around .the prcblem of ■ Germany are onl,v ball pending referral of the casa clock,” said th* operator. joint meeting for thp TPC, the X. Franklin, dispdsed of the first parts of the large-scale struggle,” TPA, the ZBA, the TDC, and the bull and was given one ear. .and the problem of Berlin haS'been to the next grand Jury which cojy- Mrs. Richard Hultman. 53 R,us- . “Around the clo^ !" exclaimed OPEN UNTIL 12 NOON London., May 4 (ff) Britainle^leipporarily and for political rea venes June 1. . the man. ”1' didn't know you were TRA." Labor party leader says he la sons while "privately assuring Clements, of Kilgore, 'Tex.,'fin-i at the present tjnfe by the id l St, was the guest of her In case you have forgotten, that ished' botb his bulls after being There ■was speculation In tha daughter, Patricia, at the annual open around the clock?” , ON SATURDAY^ ''Shocked by a report thSt the Unl>. tbe Americans that he. does not I SoVjet Unln-n "to serve as s ipybr “Certainly. What would happen would be the Town Planning Com ed States is giving undercover sup really believe" in them. I to i n f I u e n c e developments in I/egislature that the case might motter and daughter tea and fash mission, the Town Rarklng Au (Continned on Page Seven) have some effect upon a move by ion show presented recently by to emergency ' patients if we DURING MAY. JUNE, JULY, AUGUST port to Prime Minister Macmil The Moiiilor said pressures had I Europe and throughmit the world closed at night?” said the opera thority, the 2kmlng Board of Ap been generated In the British I in the Interests of Soviet policy." Almost half of the Negio st'ddents afFlorida AAM University at Tallahassee, Fla., turned oiil last Gov. Leroy Collins’ to rfbbllsh tho the students at Fisher Junior Col peals, the Town Development FOR EMERGENCIES DIAL Ml 9-4539 lan’s diplomatic movei'to help death penalty in capital cases. lage, Boston. Mass. MiSs Hultman tor. Macmillan’s politic^ fortunes in parliament for a "British policy i Therefdre. he cimcluded: night in a “passive dcmorislrtaion for justice" for foiir white men accused of assaulting a Negro co "Emergency.patients? Well, I Commission, and. the Town Re at variance with, that of the other ed, The protest meeting was held on the University campus. (AP Photofax). The hill thus far has been tied la a Jimior majoring in the medical development Agency. Britain. ' >,'■ 1' "The way of lame compromise up in a .llouae committee Legis secretarial course, didn't know you had those,” came FOGARTY BROS., Ince ^ Hugfi GaitricM)^ the Labor chief. (Western) Allies.” Panama Sends I wofdd not only generally shake I SIB BROAD ST.—14ANCHESTER X This policy arose, it added, "less lators i ntervlewOd today were . Ode to Fluorides In a speech ywerday in effect told ! confidence in western solidarity j about equally divided over whether the United States to 'k'eep its hand out of a Orm government convic ; but would, also represent a weak-1 Parlv Host Tops What will be happen to the tooth tion thu) out of the goveriiment's Guard to Hunt I ening “ -of DemP)—Naônal "Th# forthcoming negotiations," vsrd grtuLrai!' Ht'-dent tonay vative prime minister has been^ was in aerto a condition witlt mitting the Crime. pushing his independent line, ad ly equal to the Conservativea, and Guardsmen today hasten-ed to an Will candy, cake and bubble gum ■'«vet!\Waahlngton officiala have (ConUniied on Page Heven) .(njuriiA polce said were suf- Placards reading "Double Stand vocating a flexible atlproach in isolated beach 150 mile# from Littlq Rock. Arlj^ May '-"AAlrapsfer of funds to schools .enter- ards of jiistict must be ellnUnat- Cause lesser tooth decay. had,,la iake account-Of-the pbllt- Panama Citv 1 to lnv«atlk*t« raMe-r-^sT- .‘eerd irt a 'res''it 0* a i»arty When we have fluoridation / . negotlatluiar"WMat the RassiAns, t» iwrunt "'jY-judge federal cmirt today began cd b.y dlsnlsced-pupils. •d,” and- "It could have been-your Styeogthen hla party in general loal posslbmtlea in BriUtn and to p^rts of new fisyai*i'yvl5MMUng» Uv The schoolrcloslng law was up sister; wife or mothsri' bobbed, last When the bruMi la put e u r e .p t support Mr.'Macmillan as much as t a)>out 30 men.' y Jonathan P.-Bwinchatt. 23; a -hearing on constitutlohallt.v of ^ Offer MMf Of H iM n s Alectlona' expected this year. It Larejtmopt, N.Y.. attempted held. last week by the Arkgpsas night over a rally of several hun also suggested he was being given possible.” j ''x -Aerial observers said tbs'band Churchill Flies the state law which Gov. Orval E. Sirpr'enie Court In a 4-3 dccli dred hymn-singing, praying Flori How satisfying it will be-' On anothgB front, responsible; landed Saturday night from four to walk a ledge between wlri- Starting MON., MAY 4 thru SAT., MAY 9 ■When we’II no longer^ greet as much support a.s possible by dovt's of us seco.nd floor apart Faubus used to Close Utile Rock’s^'Attorneya for the stale.- argue da AAM University felmw-stu- Washlng^toif officials. BriUsh authoirttles aê complatn-j or five, outboard motoAoaU at then that the law merely ex-tended ts , of the assault victim- A ' Our kiddies with this old refrain, ing, about the predominance of i Bahai Hondo in Veragiias J»rov- To Call on Ike ment yesterda.v. He slipped four public high schools against in ■Are you sure you washed your "If this iS Indt.d true, I want to and fell 20 feet, suffering a tegration. the police powers of Faubus and an announced tljey would say to Mr. Herter (U.S. Secretary Amencan-made arms in -western : ince / was invoked to prevent violence stay oht^f class today aa a means teeth?” : Europe, the New- York Tlmba said Gjj*f:dsm«n werr^dlspatched to fract'.;rendon dispatch. the'area. ^ By EDDIE GIL MORE en ankle*. related acts which have permitted American people, whom we wish difficult terrain the tranMer of funds that other tion. A deputy Tslwrlff said he found o* much for a penny morel ■nie British feel that the rising; ^^vlnted jm m ^,dlale contact with /London, May 4 (>P)*-31r Winston Police quoted him as say Gef twice .Ooneolatlon' Prise W’ell, that th’s Is an exceedingly -Uhurt hil. flew, cift to see President ing he unr.eftoo'.t tpe feat to wise woind have'gone to the Little Act 4 passed b.v a special 1958 the JJ{fyear-oKK.girl, bound and One Afiinicipal Building- worker undesirable .irterfererice with in- ! in^'To Europe l!T »ndernfln°ng fhe ^ ^ 1, a aU Bteenhowe today*—walking stick o\’.‘ do other stunting g’ lesta. Rock schools for the now-displac- i Iv'glslative session at Faubus' re gHggM, still lu hOFsarined assail BOITT mss M HOUR OF FUR FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY! haa been regularly entering those ternal BrltUh politics," said Gaits- ecLomic and military IndeLnd-' »pokesma*/ dld-he call the repdrted land- liner was the 84-.year-old states sociation'for the Advancement of! 12% words,” tell “ why I’d like to to the shabby, ahifty politicians velopment of weapong/by Ameri-I invasion ' man's first jet flight. After three Colored People 'contend that the | s\ibject to ratification by patrons. Those arrested were Identified who ap;. tiar to have pleaded for it _ _ ^rpse of Girl as Patrick G. Scarborough, 20, ot ' R E X A L L T t ^ S P E C I A L have «n annual income of $1 mil days as Blaenhcwer's guest at the prime law. Act 4 of 19.‘58, is an | After Faubus closed the local lion,” or "name the members and and to the American go-rernment jsformerlv open to'the British John Oreie-, WIS. ambassador high schools, residents of the Lit leave-Trom the Air Force at Ft. THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION! thj on the ihvqs*igatlon commission White House, he.will visit in Niiw "evasive scheme" employed Jo, Fisher, Wilmington, N, C.; * Wil APPLES APPLES which has indulged them." dispatch report^. , y- York with another old friend, Clue to Fate of hlock court-ordered Integration. tle Rock .School District voted by Ha warned Macmillan that the The Times ieve tihis picture: of the ofgantieation of Amerl- ' approximately 3 to 1 to keep liam Collinsworth. M. a telephone States, said hia group-had not Bernard Baruch. At the outset attorneys held a sTo T aESAR • ART CARNEY -JAYE P. MORGAN Col4. storage Baldwins, good eating and excellent Britiah people would react very ‘T’m feeling very fine,” Church I brief, conference'among themselves ' locm shut rather than permit lineman; David Erviii siaglea, 18r strongly If he has adopted policies (Continued on Pngs Sgên) notified of any new landings^ and a high schi^l student, and Ollle Mi IK IBIIWII WOMB • WHBI UNA mi WO ilEKWOLN • ^ MWOH for sauce or pies. Get them while they are still good. A would return home today to.my as ill told American Ambassador Missing Faitiil to sec if they, could reach a stlpu- them le be integrated. Stoutamire.-'lO. John Hay Whitne.v, who saw Sir y Today's hearing is an extension AUDREY MEADOWG good buy at planned. _____ latioh on some of the facts in- eeith Sêeiol Goe^ Star OAS railitaiy advisers are stay Winston off at the airport. of. ttic original Little Rock school XContbmed on Page Seven) “ I know it's going to be a won ■Vancmiver, Wa.sh.. Mav 4 fg*) — volved. , i • integration suit, filed by the SUNDAY, MAY 3 -NBC-TV iof Time 0nd Foiled in ‘Leap for Life* ing on. however apd 'will be filled The body of a little girl, found ir on deveiopmenti. derful tripr” said Whitney. "God bobbl NAACP in 19.56. It challenged as bless'.vou and speed you until your ng in the swift current of k V ^ too slow the Littlef Rock board's Tho OAS tlos. where the .main -band sur break the higir cliffs of the up 1957 and; gradual integration of COURT UPHOLDS SEARCH PINE LENOX PHARMACY Present prices are the lowest in years for apples at this rendered Fridky river Columbia River gorge. NAAGT attorney. other grades. , end of the season. “ Ford, in his early te.stimony, Washtagton. May 4 (B—The So- Brazilian AnmassadorÎCernando News Tidbits The body, found yesterday and-.identified One of Ute judges on today's! preine Court today approved 299E.CaiTERST. M I 9 ^ A USE ALL YOU CAN—GET THEM A! Loho, president of the OA.S com minutes of a Stale panel also upheld the gradual ,de- nearrhe* of private homes by |l4hgdon,''BtYP)a,.'-Btlpma, May -A».aedatlve and bundled into mission, said tha quick action by Culled frojn AP Wires identified as that of 11-year-old. Board of Education meeting S;t TV viewing ^•bvlet mUitarj- attache Who ap-1 hy the Russian^, who dro,vc off. Susan Martin, had been in the which tile board -ordered funds BCgregation plan, j-Me is ArkSn- health Inspiectors without war dh^dhAikhikhHldhdh Ok dh the .OA.S to counter the atlenipt to as# Ehstrict .Judget' .John E. Miller rants. The court epllt 5-'4 In rul- ^jarently had tried to? escape by Newsmen learned that the Rua- overthrow Presldemt Ernesto de la water for a considerable time, said withheld from tlve Little Rock Coroner Paul Myian.' It may have ; School District in compliance with, of Fort Smith. The other two jur- log on the case .of a Baltimore is easy today... VITAMIN CAPSULES 1 Sian emba.ssy had taken out exit Qu'ardia sliould discourage any Damascus newspaper says Rexall ‘'leaping' from w hospital window 1 permits for Strygnine and his wife. been submerged sine* the Dec. 7 ' one of the acts under challenge. ; Ista on the panel are C I r'e-u i t resident who had been Hped *20 Iqth Capture Centalnv Was flown out of. Rangoon on a further Invasion plots in the Carib-: Syrian Premier Abdel Karim of disappearance of Ken Martin. 54, Meanwhile the Arkan.saa Su- Judge J. Smith Heilenle^ of Little for refusing to admit to hi* home PERO I ami that they wouid leave, yester-- . I Iraq will announce within the next a city health (nSpector who had Communist plane yesterday. his wife. 48. and their three pret- preme Court. In a ruling on a state | Rock. A , .....5000 U.S.P. Unite i day for Moscow, via Peiping. Loho described the Cuban In ‘ " — no search warrant The Court D...... ,.1000U.S.P. Unite A screen of •• hefty Russians The newsmen watted at the air- vaders whom he visited in jail as 276 OAKLAND ,ST. AVERY ST. POLYMULSION from the Soviet'embassy roughed (Continned on Page Seven) also, in a 6-4 vote, ordered a fed B i...... ,..2 .5 Mg. port, all night. Throe hoprs before S :! virtfni.f u. ■ j •' •"» "t Which .iih«. ih, MANCHESTER, CONN. WAPPING, CONN. Liquid multi-vitN- up -newsmen and prevented' them eral court hearing (or 'Leslie - ;______2.5 Mg. the plane's departure, members o f ' 1.. (Contintie Niacinamide 20.0 Mg. atta'chi was C?61. Mikhail I. Stry- lQ:2n a.m. 1 under the IT.R. Constitntion were" were on hand. The.v kept a' close 'Texas counts twet JoHi^ her husband. Qount Edmond ui) two large white onlona very teacher, jumped freedom from among those reappointed. tag^ at SaiiM Ste. Marie, Mich. ^zlgetll, and your ileporter were- about to enter the M'eot-BUu ' PEACH OR . eonUnuously. fine. Saute them in butter, adding a i a third-floor window of the Rus- Tbeijudgeship in his court went -4q|i|>les into 80-f in'a... wagn,( CALI,, US FOR AI«rY OCCASION^ FREE 127-620-120 FRRSH FIliH fyiei^'Ue broke Away and threw O f FILM OEVELOFED f il m or 8 .Y » tt I the. hosplUl she eet4 f'"i New Britain. . . Gunman holds nine person* April 27 that he hopesles for .sontin- hot allowed' iii' CMlifornla restau- tered French 'breaci douked vrith Ml 3-5135 [ lE m R hlmsatt through a first fliar -trin- tWnk of th# pain. I;-had freedom.'' Kimball aalff Bhiley came to the captive in hotel room for half -ued friendly relationsina withw|th Red rants, but Jolie ellenc.ed would-be grated .Parmesan' cheeae. . dqw in arltat ona said wag rxilinp . ^ e woe allowed to etay in thia Weatport delegation and . thrSal- 'hour, then thro.va aw'ay hie piitol Uhlna, whose' oyerlordi|hlp has hScklera with tlu magnetic 4j)abdi; Mn. J. H. <3arlay of B luing, ont i« 'IBr ltfo,''hot a suicide ittsnyit. country, and she. beoaiihe A U.S. and aurreadon lo Bavefly Hills, Qallf., wHo turned In th^ precipe, Worlura isrinh'brought back, fivan a . - . -ir-r— •mile. t « ’ , ‘ I r cittiett twv yieit.îer'; V> - ^ (OeattBood ew Page NiaiL - CaUf. poUcei...... (Cm BbuM Mi Pag* 1^*0) Soigaono aaked Jolje: la Zee Zee says it Mime straight from |Y|mce. emploira

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“'..A',./''"' . i MANCHESTER E v e n in g i I e r a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., M o n d a y ; m a y 4, 19B9 PAGE '■ MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCBS8TER. CONN^ MONDAYVMAY 4, 1969 :^ !T A Q itw 6 C o v e n t r y •rrr pleaded guUtr to • chatgo of fall-.! TPC Hearing ^ B o l t o n A n d ^ * r ure to drive in the preMrlbed lane. He was fined $l2>'-.'' ' ' o n / Set Tonight Vbters Aijcept: V In the fourth case, WlllHUn Ful ZBi^to HjCar ler, *0, of Mancheete^ entered a K 6 r i Proposals to Include extensions 0*L7* N [istratioii^ $300,000 Budget piea of tnhoceht to dbalgea that he had violated a towi) ordhiance I Five ApjpcaW oP^nden and Cottage Sis, tn the a l l TttioKi co»as TO T o w n '-P la 'n n liig CTommlsslon’s by disposing rubbish from Hebrym North dtalsr . TO HIM WAITS Menh-Soa Friday At tho Robertson School, proposals to straighten 0)it a^ fined $5, Trial Justice Charles mak the mistake of âthfering it Saturday night in the l;o w n Hall. 9 Kceopdtng . to - Chairman Rliârd curve on Hartford Rd. and lo,ra - Fo'.ir se.-utons to rtglater chil -Mt^holaon informed him that the 'WEST - 1*0 CENTER ST. COB. 9 r CHURCH ST. In t& early. / ,- ■W. Ofonback. locate a portion of Parker Si. '' By PHILIP TRKC.OOK . dren for QrdUe 1 In September Usuelly the budget ^has been re fine for 44 second Offenae'could be W tat opened uie ten o f ifta- 4 2 7 5 4 2 Purpose of the hearing is to hav», been ac: eduled by . the local viewed Item by Item.' with cuts be as much as $100-. ahd Habt overtook' with ffi K 10 2 W 6 ' The cases follow: Roljert F»mi!i*iity does N6t breed tront«*mp( wh«re music i« con- 4 AlCrfSS sound out public dpininn regarding cemed. On the contrary, in most cases familwrity b r ^ s love. eiementaiy school on May 14, 10, ing made particularly • in the Orange Meets TenlgK* the Jack to vrin the trick. (De 4 10 5 Helms at 8qut St. for an addition the proposals which are aimed at l « ^ d 20. caplUl outlay section. Thy Grange will hold a Reunion clarer didn’t cover with dummy’s 4 9 6 2 ’ * 10 4,3 ' tp existing hoose oir Maple Dr. aiding Uafflc flow and have been THIS IS THE HbUftl Most Qf US who Ijave children wi.sh that they will learn to SOUTH , ■Children need not be present 'The meeting, attended by more Nlgh^ at He meeting at ■ o'clock queen sipcie ha hoped that Weat without proper setback. under discussion for sometime by \ love the good things in which includes good music. And for the registration during which than lOO personi adopted a total toni^bt in the, Town HaU. Each had ledh singleton and that East 4 K I Hi South Coventry Water Supply the: TPC. we usually have t h i s 'desire Regardless of our own taste in parents will confer-wilh Mrs. Skra' budget of $299,081.80, 'which in member ia''^ bring a "delinquent' wouHl fall .to overtake.) 'v C o ., Iiic., for permiaoion to erect Under .these plans Ltn(len St. P.ose. school secretary; Mrs. Alice 7 4 ' WqUr storage tank on Lake St. the arts. Degenerate indeejt.is .th? rock n roll parent who cluded a town budget of $t$l,096 memben, one who has not attended East'continued with the king of would be extended from I.ocu'ai St. Robert, nurse and Richard Mather, and S 'school budget of $105,225, the last three meetings, or to pay- dtamofMs and thSn' led the ace. t .J - 8. w i^ u t proper setback. through Park and Forest His., has no desire that his childrent principal. Bitdh and vaccination North Kart SSiiiffii Wsrt Hyiitmil J. and Belle Shenhan.of chosen- recordings become so well , In other action the meeting ap a forfeit; •llila, put South's tnfrhps sin the PtM across a portion of the’ former team to appreciate something finer certtftcales must V-e presented. Flanders Rd. for an addition to ex Cheney e,slatea to Hartford Rd. than thU common and cheap out known by the children* that they proved Increeees In town officials’ The Home EcononUea oomssittee middle-. i l l Pats 3 W Tub can whiiitle or hum the tunea In Smallpor. vaccination, ia required salaries, totaling $1,050, whjci> South ruffed xylth the queep of isting houi^ without proper set- Cottage St. would be extended put. will conduct a penny auction. 4 ffi Alt Pats ^ ^ hack. ^ ., volved, a big step will have been for adn'iaalon to achool. reprenentad the first change since hearts, and West smugly .over south to Charter ‘ Oak St. and For thMe who do wish to wean- It Would be anprec'iated If par Grange offlcera ere . reminded to Opting lead — 4 TO It'die Anne Hebert of Rt. 44-X their children away from the pop- taken. the'current salaries were set In ruffed -with the king. West then north to Madison St. ents wo'.'ld also furnish pecords bring Items for the'attctlon. for permission to bpiirate a tea Parker St. would he relocated , ular mindc to which the.v dall.v are And it la never too early to 1947.^ looked around for something bright of immunization and physical ex and the next player passes. You room or similar businera in a resi No Traffic Confsêstion with These Cars from a, point opposite Mather St. expoaed on. all aides, the medium of .alart. If the infant l.ving in his Ally. John H. Yeomans was re to do, but he had alrgadj^ muffed orfb is accustomed to waking, aminations given the chlid. Thb hold: Spades—A Q; Hearts—8 7 4; dence zone on Rt. 44-A. The Midget Motor Patrol' of Sphinx Temple of the Shrine has a ■march from South Terminus to the Center.., Six bands. Tall Ce- and ni'n east of thS mlHo In Uie. 'xrecordlnga offers a possible solii- elected to hie second consecutive dover correspondent Mrs. Fanl D. his one chsnce. Elizabeth M.- Gould of h7hth*J> playing.' eating or failing Off td Board o f gSducation requires that There is no heed to oVer-ruff in Diamonds-^-9 4; Clubs—A K Q hablbôf stealing |hh show in para()es. They did it again Satur 'da;r units from Manchester, West Hartford and. We.vmoulh. Mass., area before jn’inlng the present N Grade 1 pupils have a physical 3-yeat term as a member of the Pfanetlehl, telephone Fllgrtm Hale Rd. for permission to divide niliarity. Vt'hen, c e r t at n «Ieep to the accompaniment of Regional-Dletrlct 8 Boat'd of Edu this position. The king of trumps 7 5. What do.you say? dayson Main St. in the Tall-Cedars Spring Ceremonial parade, fun making unils'and Tall Cedar candidates paradcNi. The.no'- highway about 2,100 feet south i.f exaiAlnation. This may be given 2-6856. Answer: Bid two clubs. The hand land into undersized lota oh Tolland Tpke. The curve on Harl- sonae charming Moaart. he athnds cation, and Maxwdl. Hutchinson won't run away. West can afford to '^ e re they ojre going through one of their drills-near Center Park. tional officer of Tall Cedars. iSupreme Tall Cedar L(X)n A. Bene by the school phyaiciph In Oc Nathan Hale Rd. foid Rd. is located west of J’ ros- a far better chance of developing was re-elected as building inspec let declarer- win the third trick is not quite strong enough for sn ^Th^ crowd shown .was typical of the crowds along the tine*of dict of Bethseda, Md„ attended. (Herald Photo by Salernta). tober. of the family physician any Caneer Bene6t pect St. a love for good music than that tor. Wth the queen of hearts. immediate jump to three clubs. chlW whexse early reflexes have been time during the four months pre You will -make forcing bids later The South Coventry Cancer Also to be presented at to Nehra Denies Shift Thl.s causes South to waste a' butter and mllK are served ->t all tiick. Tha Prelude, Offertory and conditioned by rolling around on ceding Oct. 1 The meeting also authorized the to make sure of reaching game Fund drive will benefit frony an turned to "bis home on Cross St. night's hearing is a proposed 7-lot BEST SHOWS Board of Selectmejv'lo. enter into high triimp, while West maintains open house piuiy held to(}Ky at after completing six months' of neats. . . Younfj Choirs Sing Postlude were played by two, of rocks. The' school office advises that and to hint at slam. subdivision on an extension of An- parents who are unable to epnie negotiations with' the State High In Policy on Tibet his position. Now West Is sure to the home of Mrs. Peter Ambrose training aa p K ^ o f the National OES Potliick the finalists it the recent Youfig No graat fuss should be made (C o i^ g fit 1959, General PVntwea esildi Rd.; a request tn subdivide at the time acheduled for them, way Department for funds for th^ ♦ ,' ■wth a trump trick with, the tfn on Shore Dr. In the' jVaterfront Guard pre^ram au. Fort Dlx and Climax Chapter, 'OES, will have At South Church Organists cpnipeltUon also spon two lots on Gi'ant ltd.. W'lndemere I TONIGHT over the fact that a 'claasical" as well as with the king. South’can C orp) should make ar-sngeifients tor a Town Atdroad program. A motkm , (OonUaoed tvam Page .One) Park development, Ambrose Fort. Knox. He is Ik mpmber of a poUuck. at p.m. .Wednesday sored by the Guild., These winners record is about to be put on the and Columbus Sts, and a request j special appointment. Parents of which would have required an take the ace of trumps, but then had a dtsplay of specialty products Company B of WlUimahtic. Conner preciedljig Uielr regulaV meeting at were Donna Saegaerl and Dana from Thomas Hackett for a zone | A reminder that we're open unlit 5 P.M. on Mondays, TuiwdayB '* CHANNEL player. No apparent effort should The annual Junior Choir Festi chUdrtn whoiH last names begin itemized listing of expenditures by been denounced by Tibet’s refugee west has the king-ten behind the EAST an(i some clothing. She vriU donate' has- received a diploma ^ .tank 7;45 p.m. at the Masonic Hall in Cannon. ,, change .on Tolland Tpke. and I'rldays. On IHOkF days we offer n full 8 hours of nnlnter* - be made to "sell" the music to the Jack. , Mc'rrow. Mrs. Joseph Kablik of val, .iponsci-erl by the American eith the letters A through FI are the Board of Selectmen Ifi the an nuler, the Dalai Lama, from asy all net proce:^ .to the .drive. . , vehicle mechanics malnteninpe. ^ The service was made up of an rupted service, 9 A.M. to 5 P.5]. These hours are especially con child. nual towm rpport ^ s defeated in West lost his' chance When he Ba sw aII Tryouts Art on Display town is general chairman. Mem Guild of Organists, was held Sun thems, carols, together with scrip-, Instead, the parent thould Juat achedulqd for the registration ses lum In India. venient for saving oV transacting other fln'anclal business on your . the only close vote of the evening, over-'ruffed. South was able to W i n d s $ ^ CXiventiy. Boys Baseball League The third In a aeries of WJfidow bers attending the . supper have day afternoon at the South Meth ture and pra.ver. A colorful pi-o- qulatly staK the record pla:^ng sion oh May l4 r Fl" through Man. TeMlNUTt* mOU way home frpm work, or while doing some late afternoon sbop-'^ The Increases in salsries and “ Nothing must be 'said or don^ draw West’s two remaining «AST MAIfTWOMO VQiWV^ will conduct its second week of displays of ares artists arid'crafts been asked to bring a covered dish odist church. ('essional of the young singers’ in ping. Thursdays, of course, the hoiirs are extended right straight as th'nugh it were he who wanted Ma.v IB; Mac through Rob, May or iialad. There will be a short PRESCRIPTIONS compensatioris for town officers that endangers friendly relations' trumps with .the ace and the Jack. tryouts, starting at 6 p.m. today men may now be seen a t Goodin’s The fe.stlv8' consisted of a m u-' their many different robes was a through to 8 P..M. Manchester Savings and Loan, 1007 Mala to listen. The parent’s ears muat 18 and Roc thrb'igh Z on May 20. Mother's Day program during the DAY OR NIGHT are as follows: First Selectman, Then declarer had no further prob TONITE . ^ at the Plains Athletic Field. Electronics Shop. ■ sic-Vcsper^re>*vict for v.'hich junior highlight ol the day. be alive to the music and deaf to A Fireman's Weekend of New Delhi with Peiping, Nehru BY EXPERTS Street, near iMaple Stri-et. "Manchester’s Oldest PlnMItiRl IR- from $500 to $600; secretary to lem. The schedule 'follows: Today and The works of Walter "Van- evening. . choirs from cliurches In Hartford, Pa.stor La’vrencc Almond was stlfutlon.” the protest^ that they have gone Firemen put out s brush- Are said. .. Eyenta Today 5:30 Selectmen, from $200 to $300; Always think rtf this principle UZ. TAYI.OR /T h u rsd a y , National League fOr 8, Arsdale of Rt.,31, town, land.scape New Britain, Weat Hartford, Bris minisiqr for the e 'ent. and Philip "long-hair,” 1 *1X11* will heal alT. . Saturday afternoon over the pro The upper house was debating Today’s activities Include Cub ARTHUR DRUG JOHNNY PALMER T'own Clerk, from $100. to $250; when you are given the chwee to !■ Am AwAnl'Wlnaiaf IP»I« 9 and 10 year olds; tomorrow and artist, portalt'painter and Illustra tol, Farmington, Berlin and Meri Treggor served ai host in chaige tests of the property owner who "the situation arising from recent Scout Pac’< 57,,at 7 p.m., home Of course, one hyust choose those was burning under a verbal per Regi.strar of Voters, $75 to $100; over-ruff with a aure trupip trick. “ A Place In The sun” Friday, American League, for ll, tor, m a y ' be Seen during this den gathered .o form a single choir of arrangements events In Tibet." of< Mrs Rupert H'(xlgkins' Cub records which can be most easily mit. Mario Morfa of Rl. 85 was Tax Collector, from $600 to $750; Unless ydu're in a hurry to’ make 12 and 13 year olds; and Wednes m onth.-' o< almost 400 voices. Compiffftly Soiv* AJI Your Shdvinq THE EARLY SHOW Nehni said he had nothing to WILLIAM HOLDEN Scoiib Pacl^ 66, Webelos Den, 6 assimilated by children, Certainly, burning in wooded land Saturday Treasurer, $250 to $350; and sec a particular play, sit tight. Your day, Babe Ruth League? including "VanArsdale, who makes his. The massed choirs were directed, Sforag* Problems with New AH PurooM "Come Sweet Death.” by, Bach, or retary to Board of Finance, $25 to add to his April 27 statement trump trick;will be just as good all 13', 14 and IS year olds. home in a. 210-year-old house p.m., "Duffys’’ Scout Hdv.se, South by Robert equa, organist of ,the afternoon. "even though the, facts as set 'STALAG 17" ' m KMTT IS IRRr KAKT TUN the Sibelius Seventh Symphony $50, The salary for the chairxhan later—and It may even i e better. s t o w 8TABTS AT I^VSK Auxiliary Meeting where he has his studio, spent SC.; Girl Scout Troop 71. at 7 Congrtgatlona.' Church in Naiiga-.^ GEMCO A-JUST.A-SHELF STEEL SHRVING The Are attracted the attention forth there wiere not fully accept p.m., vestrj'. First C3ongregatipnal would be poor choices. Stick to of patseraby on Rt. 85. several of of the Board of Assessors was Dally Questton Coventry women aje ihvited to most of his life in New York. THE READY-TO-ASSEMBLE STURDY STEEL • ji u w ir $ $ j X j 0 Haydn, early MOsart. the WilKgm ed by the Chinese authorities and Church; Coventry Business AaSH., whom telephoned th e ' flrehouae tlan Enlialment;*’ Arthur Miller, reduced from $200 to $100 but an Partner, opens with nne 'heart, a meeting at 8 tpnight of the Wom He 'studied at • the Allegheny Tell Overture, the Sorcerer’s Xp,- press.” ' 4 8 p.rj., South Coventry firehouse; SHELVING FOR Pl.ANTS, STORES, SHOPS, alarmed at the size of the fire and chairman .o f the program and amount of $400 was added for a iiii#iy«imw' 'iiiiikiiili en’s Auxiliary to the Windham School of Arts under Martin Beau YES! KEITH'S HAS A Before the prime minister Senior Girl Sexmt Troon 217, at 7 OFFICES, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS and HOMESl pr^ntice, Beethoven’s Pastoral the fact they could see no one tend budgets- committee; Marshall member o f the Board who would Community Memorial Hospital at regard in Pittsburgh, Pa., and the efcww itTkehs aSS , Symphony, and the like. spoke. Communist lead.er Rajya p.m., Nathan I'ale Community ing it. One person drove to the. fire Lewjs, chairman of the visitation serve as clerk. ' the Mason Nurses Home. Tliis will Arts Student League in New York For a fraction of what you’d Also rememberAhat It Is not easy Sabha asked whether India still be on spring membership. Center; Boy Scout Troop 63, at 7 RUMMAGE pay for wood or ether oeqtly house to alert firemen. There were committee-and' Herbert Carlson, The meeting was moderated by under Frank "Vincent DuMond. He to teach anything to gnybody, but adhered to Panchsheel, the- five p.m.. "Duffys” Scout House; Cov also tblepbone calls from residents chairman of the culUvatlon com David Yeomans. Speaker ^11 be Miss June Soko is a member of the Connecticut tyi>es of shelving you can ore* I X tht children are the easiest. Be principles of coexistence to which lov, executive secretary of the entry' Police Patrol, .7:30 p.m., GIFT FOR ate custom-taUorehone ntltehell S-5545. The .public schools’ hot lunch musicians which included the Julius T. Hatcher. 26, o f Willi- great cultural accomplishments. I Boisvert and Mrs. David Gibson. damage reported. - . RADIO T t I t V I S I 0 N Personals iSenus for the rehiainder of the vlollnisti Jean Fournier. still do. But this has been a ahock At 2:55 p.m. Sunday, the de GODFREY SATISFACTORY roantic, also entered a plea of Among the local patients at Wind week will be as follows: .Torabr- Tudor Church Music partment put out a brush fire at New York, May 4 (JP» —Arthur guilty to a charge of passing In a to me. I can ,only hope this U ChsBsel a Bartlotd, Caaa. S;S0 ( 3-40) FATHER KNOWS BEST ham Community Memorial Hospi r<)w. Spanish ri(e, cabbage salad, no passing zone. He also was fined something done in th'e excitement CbaasrI S New Haves Caao. (22) TALES OF WELLS FARGO gelaUn dessert: W'e d n e s d a y , Orlando Gibbons the home of Jo.sephine'Meehan on Godfrey wa.s reported in satisfac Q>annel IS Hartfard, Coaa. ( MS) BOLD JOURNEV tal are Mrs. Leon Fenoff of Spring 7:00 Westminster XW.V 1*16.1 Llynwood Dr., ignited by burning tory' condition today at Columbia $12. . o f the moment and hope It will Ohaaael tZ SeriaKflrM Mata. (iM ( 3-40) DANNY THOMAS SHOW ' Trail, John Skinner of Manning schoolboy grinders, string beans, in a wire-basket type incinerator Roger Keniston, 37, of this town, pass away.” ■ . ChSaae< M New Brttala. Caaa. (22-30) PETEB GUNN applesauce, Thursday, mailed po BARRY BARENTS Recorded by the King'.^ College Presbyterian, Medical Center L’haahel 44 BaGaka. Haaa. Hill, Mrs. George,Savoy of Main w-liich is also not approved by fire ( S-SS) VOICE OF MUSIC ' St. u d Mrs, Fletcher Reed of Rt. tatoes, 'r:aked'ham with pineapple, V, Chapel Choir at Cambridge, under where he is"’ recovering from an Ckaaart.SS Waferbarr Coaa. 0:30 ( 3-40) ANN S(R:THKRN SHOW WNBC NEWS AT 7 the direction of Boris Ord, this is a officials. There was no damage. operation to remove a lUng' can- (22-30) TV THEATER 31.-, peas and carrots, cookies; Fri^y, Republican Round-Wp ( S) U.S. MARSHAL Robert G. (Jonner. son of Mr. and macaroni ahd tuna fish salad, car most authentic rendition. cc.*, ^ ' (S3) T.B.A. Gibbons wgs undoubtedly the A Tolland. County Republican 'The 55-yaar-old TV and radio *:4S (IS) SPORTS , i Mrs. Eugene W. fionner, has re- rot Sticks, beets ice creara. Bread, 7:10 most brilliant Knglish musician of Round-up has been slated for a star wlas out of bed several times DRIVE Nichols 10:40 ( 3) DESILU PLAYHOUSE dinner maeting at the Ko.sctuszko (22-30) TV DANCE PARTY CAVELL JOBERT his generation (1563-162S). Com yeslei'tiay, the hospital reported. R TIRE : (Calor) . posing in a rich and, varied style, Club in Rockville Friday at 6:30 He walked about the room unaid-1 IN Manchester Inc. ( MS) COUNT OF MONTE his music embraced the string en p.m. State Chairman Edwin May ed for the first time slnce^the 5 CRISTO WEATHERVANE semble. keyboard, madrigal and will be guest speaker. Several hour operation Thursday. goodyeAh : local Republirgns plan to attend. BOLTON NOTCH ★ ONE DAY SPECIAlS ★ Church mu.sic. A .staunch Anglican, > / R o u te s 6 e u t d ^ 4 7:15 he never set a Latin text, unlike' Tickets are inexpensive: and may NYLON TIRES many of his contemporaries. j be obtained from Mrs. Donald F. t o n i g h t X- HUNTLEY-BRINgLEY The lofty resonance of the chap Tedford or Slate Rep. Dorothy R. store and Plant 295 Broad St. GAS HEAT Miller. BURNSIDE MAPiYM MONROE el at Cambridge enhances the love-1 BURNSIDf AVfc.' E HTFD 1 CONID. FOR TUESDAY N B C NEWS ly polyphonic music as sung by the.; Teaclter ..Vldew T O U Y O m TEL, Ml 3-5179 INSTALLERS choir of men and bovs. Parents who will assist at the Last 2 Days! Cooperative Nursery and Kinder NEW LOW PRICE 7:30 sr.SA N h a Tw a r d 1:$* ( 3-401 THE VERDICT 18 VOUBS garten this week include Mrs. <2':-S0) FROM THESE RUUTB - TOMMY NOLAN Robert Gorton and Mrs. Edward "1 W ANT TO LIVE" ( 3) COMNECTICDT BAND FLAVOR9UEEN ^ Mrs. Brett Heads Thoms, today; Mrs. John .HaiTis AT 8:16 ^ STAND lit) RICHARD WIIU8 SHOW BUXKSKIN JAV-NE m a n s f Ik l d (331 WHO DO you TRUSTT LOAF B’nai BVilh Group 4;M I 31 RANGER ANDV “ Sheriff Of FYaetured Jaw” SHOWN AT 10 >00 (tt-301 TRUTH OR CON8E- ______Toomey, Wednesday; Mrs. Edwin . Color-Scope. 6;Sfi-10;16 SEQUKNCES (color) 8:00 Mrs. Audrey Brett. 136 Tanner | Hinds and Mrs. Edward Griffith. PLUS ACTION rHBlLXaER OOtHIT 4,8-tS) AMERICAN BANDSTAND CHADWICK & CO. Thursday and Mrs. Howard Jen (IS) IWiniV GODFREY S84 OBNT'CR ST— -Ml 9-0669 BREAD Marie Blanchard f ' k i A r ’U C T 'E " ^ Albert'Hekkef 'JOHN PAYNE St. Fhct.. has been elerted a vice ] WED.: “ Sound and the Fhiry” (40) ’Tine THREE BTOOOES COLONIAL ROCKER sen and Mrs. Malcolm IâFrancls, 'MACHETE' 4:13 (40) THE 8ECRRT ^TOB.')l president of be (Connecticut Val-j FViday. “Remarkable Pennypaeker” A troditiffi^ styl# with SHOWN AT 8:^5 PJM, 4:Sa ( 5-40) THE EDGE OF NIGHT (40) FEATUBE FOBT'V FOOD KING D. S. TOP CHOICE RESTLESS GUN le Councii of B’nai B’rilh at a To Attend Training Session (40) A.MERICAN* BAND.STAND cn-10) COUNTY FAIR. •■8)ie Wore A Yellow Rib- QDALITY BEEF DEPT. gracefully duisiMd omu The Rev, Theodore W. Chandler ! baa** 3oha Wayne, Joanna convention in Monlieello. N.Y.. at (IS) CLUBHOUSE IS . Dpu ■' end mottredis'thick ioom 8:30 tended ty 320 members. The post Jr and four lay people of the Con- ! 3:00 ( I) FEATITRK FILSI, (ID) MIKR WALLACE INTER H. L. HANDY’S (PENÂNT) rubbiw 660L Detp feomiortl gregalional Church will attend an "HIzhIy DaaxrroBa'l Msr- VIEW tarat Lookwaod, Daar Clark DALE ROBERTSON is the highest woman’s post in the area training meetifig at First 1 10:30 ( S43) JOHN DALY. NEWS co'uncil. and make.*) Mrs. Brett ( s-40r FOPEVE (22) BOLD VENTURE Church in- Windsor tonight. The (18) TEENVILLH - (30) TRN-4 TALES OF WELLS FARGO head of all women's group.s. , session will open with! dinner. (3t> 3TRST SHOW * (It) ORE NIGHT- STAND The Si tBOBi pofiular choir Rtyles in our !|Irs. Brett has been a member (33) BOV ROGERS Mrs. Frank Paggiloli^ Bolton I 3:33 ( HAS) JpICKEV MOUSE CLUB 16:43 (33) kI r l V I.AT* SHOW i^tor# . . . and wo'vo grouped them at of ; B’nai B'riUi for seven years, general chairman for )’6ur Chris-'j (30) THE EARLY SHOW ( SI WEATHER. NEWS R BACON MODERN LOUNGE ne great sale pricf for your .choice, 9:00 and was the £rsi president of the *‘Black .Mart". Vvaane De- SPORTS A modem Lawson design Manchesier group—Since then'she Carlo ,' 11:06 ( 3) NEWS. WEATHER A •gularly priced up to '$69.95. They're CRAIG STEVENS (40) TWILIGHT THEATER SPORTS 5 thot g o e s ‘ perfectly irith hfts held two or three council "Clipper Ship” Charles ( or WORLD’S REST MOVIES FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN big, num-eiied chain, perfect for tele ehairma'rships. X ' Blrkford "lavtstbie Strtpea” ECONO-BEEF DEPT. vision or Just plain relaxing. Distinc- contemporary f u r ni t u'r •. PETER GUNN "The convention was the * ”th j 3:44 (IS) NEWS * •' Oearfe Balt, Ramphrep 'Dos|> foam rubber seat- * 8:N ( S) 8UPRRHAN Boyart HEAVY WESTERN BEEF tively styled to match ony decor, quo|- annual meeting of the Connecticut I I ,JIfM ArtrfKK P^rformalH’r. bv (IS).AIR POWER (22) BIG NEWS * ALCOA Valley (Council.- 1 SutAffi HnywMrd — In (S3)'LATE MATTNEB 11:15 ( 3) FEATURE , ity built for deep-dpwn comfort Choose 9:30 6:33 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS A (SO) JACK PAAR SHOW THEATRE Other offlceis elected were-Lloyd " I W ANT TO U VE" . . .In celebration of our4eth Anhi- -SPORTS 11:30 ( 22) JACK PAAR SHOW . from a variety. Of fabrics and colors. .t(S0 ( S) POPEYE THEATER 11:43 133) NEWS LB>”. Bardach of Springfield. Mass., 1:00 ( X) HEADLINES WaKer SInak president; aiid So! Bernstein of Vltin; A, ((ulnii — Arthur Frani (IS) NEWSHEAT* Cube Steaks "8LiaHTLV l>ALLK.N (33) 8PORT8CAST 1:50 ( 1) NEWS A WEATHER AKOEl." V. aterbury. Teq Qormant of Stam "THE WILD PARTY ’ versary, we have, arranged the fol f;40 (33) SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT ford. and JahkiNo'vitz of Fairfield, . -- 6:43 ( 1-22) NEWS l e a n and TASTY » vice presidepta. Mrs. Ha**old Buf- ( S) NEWS a WEATHER SET OF 3 TABLES 8:33 ( 40) TV SPORTS PAGE TUESDAY S FLAVORS 10:00 ARTHUR ferd of Bridgeport was elected Wed.. ‘ 'Thr' Sound and thr Fury** lowing program for this week~—and ^ J 7:30 ( 3) UNION PACIFIC NEW TEXAS treasiirer. I - - ( S) YOI' ASKED FOR IT 12:30 ( 3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 24 in. BOOKCASES (IS) SIOVIE AT 1 (30) IT COULD BE YOU ) MURRAY PARTY At the convention, a citizenship j **The Biz : Paach” Wayae (53) PIWlY YOUR HUNCH With Sliding Gia award >\’a« giyen to the mayor lof i would like as m any people to help J Morrii, Gardoa MarRae. (40) TV THEATER ICE CREAM ONIONS COLO* (22) WEATHER AND NEWS . 12:43 (3) THE GUIDtNG LIGHT New Haven.' Richard C. Lee. jin ' (SO) NEWS OF THE HOI'B • . 1:00 ( 3) NEWS Two Matching Step recognition of hia work in rede WEATHER ( 3-33) LIBKRACE SHOW Fnd Tables And veloping his city. 1 us celebrate as is possible! (40) NEW!ira AT 7 (22) A’T HOME WITH KITTY 10:30 (38) I SPY (36) H OnS MATINEE lbs. The Big Cocktail NOW and Tl?ESD.\Y Table! BRODERICK CRAWFORD CON’nNItOUS FROM 6:16 SB* FEATIIRE s h o w n 5:80-8:80 Unique • contempo-” :'■■■ 'k if if ir " - , '" DRY CLEANING "TEN-4" ^MORIARTY RROl * rary styling in Choice of Limed Cffiffiffirt Hooffii Brnm * ffiffina Pickup‘and Delivery ) SBLUNG DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE shaded Charcoal fin Oak or. Mahog MANSFIELD VKlIRMMUtE’ANNEUHtEy Thursday, May 7, 40th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET.: C' .LINCOLiNS —. btEROUnV ish, j with DuPont any in I 40 inch': 11:00 ffir.jd moAitmlffir## ifr - WdHOIlYMWlfy FISHER AND Dutujx finish . . , re height. Sturdily; bURKE-KENNEOY Funalffit af thr Ve4r . Roast Brtf'IMimer will be-servpd at 7 'n>clork. Toastmaater, Fred J, LafoM . SpdtlCiPr, DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. ENGU8H Ft),Kps TALL sists: damage from built, with sm art; “BOMI’: UKK IT HQTP* * Col. Harry B. BIsaell, reUrrd. Also entertafainselit. TlckeU $2.50 each are now avail sliding g l a s s J*I«K “ LOST LAtJOON’^____ _ $25 Broad St.— Dial Ml B-jtni $15 CENinit ST— Ml t-6It8 CANS Stains,' ail c o h (11, able. ■ See the steward. \ ' ' ' ' ' . ■' CORN scratches! Taperecl d(kir8. z4 inch WNBC NEWS AT 11 Wffid.'**lllO BEAVO*’ legs, brSss width. T im E ir 7ill (40) DOUGLAS EDWARDS. (40) DIVORCE hearing ' MfSwN 1:00 I 3) OUR HISS. BROOKS Fprmer Cheney feet. 11:10 (23) HIGHLIGHTS 30” Width 923.88 ★ PLUS it (SO) NEWS ' ' “ ** ( i^^roPFER*? ! Mills Wheels are five inches f^ h ef apart. JACK COMLEY Friday, May 0, 40th ANNIVERSARY ‘DPEN HOUSE” 1 7:30 ( 3-40) NAME ‘THAT TUNg , (5ir«|K WAV i Hartford Road (21-30) BUCKSKIN 1 :ia (21) PROTESTANTt PRAYER a r t t h e a t e r VCOUMSM PICTURES pra««ntt/I The Army and Navy Club on Main Street will he open to all Veterans of Manrheater ( S-3S) TALKS OF THJt TEXAS This wide^ the stance, npt the car, 39” Width 927.88 THE WEATHER REPORT BANGERS 2:66 (.M6) JfHMV OCiAN SHOW and Pine St. (U 255 Franklin Aye., CH 6-0520 and their frienda A buffet lunch will be served. YVe bopa to see many former members 1:06 (23-30) THE RESTLESS GUM (3t36> QUEEN F ^ A DAY Manchester, Conn. gives you ropd-hugging stability, less j \ S E N IC H K ' : attend thi* affair... ' ,.c*.'( 3-40)-THE TF.XAN ( PAS) Ba v în court Libertil Termt the ' ( S) WALTER WIMCBELL FILE 2:16 ( 3-46) HOUHE PARTY Plenty Of 11:15 ■* Fraacoia Xeterrier In ' (It) MOVIE A t EIGHT (It-36) HAOOn BAOOIS (Galar) lean and-^wiiy. Only Pontike has ill i t k ^ i c •<ê JMe Yaar Heart" ( 6A1) GALK HTORM SHOW Free Parkipx JACK PAAR SHOW ★ Pprufll Pickup • 11 ' 1 (I Nightly Service To WItJi Jill Corey—Loula Prima'i Your Car Keely Smith— Mitch Miller 4 ' J ■ ■ • / .

RAMi VtVM MANCHESTBR EVSNnto HBRALD, MANCHESTER, €ONN« MONDAY, HAY 4.1969 MANCHESlIifiK EVJJUÎNU UEKALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MAY 4 , 1«59 \ ”i-' t'y.' ...... '>» ' '' ' Hobby SIlow Set Concordia Group ti'" By Senior O ub To M ^t Pastor V : The Baby Has Tha .aanlof OtiiM na Club, con*^ 4lM.Rev. Pwd C MAI Mr, wh^ V ductad by tha lUcreation Dappif^.. mwimsd thq pastonts o f O a n - see o whole building dOvoted entirely ô^^4ne finest" in \ m ant, la pbum lng a Hobb^.^9ta)W Luthanfii Church yester fpr Wadnaaday afUrnoan at tha day R ill b* wuleomed by A r t h u r 't . W i l l a r d , aldea m iny piecea of hand work brak. Mambara w bo'hava not as^, m ade by the membeTB''themaelvea. yat ratuniad thair Lanten coin p u iS S f ^ fOIdara ara ram lndad to do so to- O i. Hla matarhal grandpymU are wd ^ A ll m eipbera of the club are rtt Y1 HR HOUND ►IIH CONDIllONiNG Mardnak. Bprteg Lake. Midi., and hla paternal fUndea to brln^ their articTea ah m orrea^higb't nothartr ia Mra. O daorgwH. a o r^H . WillardW illard 8 r r, , 46 Steep.-HojlowS t^ .w jlo w LLana. aoen aftar l ' Bt. Ha'waa boap A p i^ 3 4 at ManOhaater Mehiorlal Hoiapltal. conducted by the Manchester of Ackerm an U dsah of' th r School Hla matamal grandparairta are Oaaaar roraman. C oven ^ , and The anhui! maaklng of the fice# of the Conneetleut Bank and of Bueiness Adm inlatriitlon a t’the ftinerali Mra. Matgarat Aadaraon, J?art Oh “W hat You Should Know About AS USUAL BoRdtal. Htr matamal grandparenta. are Mr. and Mrs. Peter, Banking and W hy." Ackerman’s FALSE TEETH ' • ' ; V UrSmettl,-113 M|ln *U and her patamal gwdparenm are porta w ill be diatrlbuted and new presentation w ill follow the form at 225 M f l ! N S T . and j. Bartia Hartford. She haa two bfothera, Scott, Mi, offleera w ill be Inatalled.;, with UH lt Worry of h U Sunday afternoon T V aeries. ttlk, lanaher taaaaa without • * ^ ' t -¥ aadKetth, 3, and a alatar, liorralnc, 1, Follow ing the bualneaa m eeting ‘M oney Talks.’’ (M^pf laaeburaralaiaa taath dropplns, # M A • • ■ ^ a program in the field of aocial ac M rs. Sm ith is sssUtant managibr tUBBins or woobUns, p a a n a n t ■ — Id Jr« aon of Mr. and Mra. Robert R<^ RuaaaU. tion w ill be held. A film , “A ll the of the 300 Park Ave. New York hoESplatw firmor and mbn■ non oom- W ay Hom e,’’ will be shown, and tortably. Tbta plaaaaat pewdar haa no ' n h that gives you P L N N E D S F C U R I T Y Baft Hartford. Ha.WM bom April 37 at Mancheatw Mmorial office of the Chem ical Cora Ex gummr. ■aooar, 0007; paatr ttawa ------or faaliag. r x after that thare w ill 'be opportu Dopin't eaUM----- nauaaa. a. Wa ------311■ MAW STREH 'x \ • 1£a nudm ual grandhpuanta a » , nity for dUeuaalon. (non-aeld). ObMka “Plata Boat Hartford, mid Ma patam al grandpânta w n (daatuN braattai. Oat P '— -I /I andliba. John RuaaeO. Hartford. Ha haa tm /M atara, Paula, 4. ,anr drag eountar. aadValorlaA Five Policemen T«l. Ml 9^14 IT'S NEW— IT'S BEAUTIFUL---ITS STOCKS COMPLETE Oalra Aua. daughtar of M r. and Mra. Peter A. PUkaltla, FOR PRESCRIPTION \ Baat Hartford. $ha waa borti Aprtt 34 At Mancheater M em orial Usa E W DIVpiENDS hon the hi H onltal. Her matarhal grandparent# are M r. and Mra. Jo a ^ Going to-School J9EUYERY Fiakowaltl. 68 Alton S t. and her tgtbm al groiidnarm ta are M r. Yaur X Ooposlfs mada tomarrew, Wodnoiday ^ Tliundoy wlH aom and Mra. Pater A . PUkaltis, 883 M U ard St. She haa two ala- Four Mancheater Patrolmen PINE PHARMACY C hor^Plon OFF-STREET Exjterior View Of Carpe^Center's New Home tera, BUaabeth Ann, 8, and M arip Loulaa, IH . began a 5-w eek police school train dwdatidstram May l«H ^ . / • • • ing coursa In H artford today...... ,'/r> DNhrarits Om Hao Dougtaa, o tlfr. andMMra. n Alfrod OIU Jr., Foquon- Police Chief Jam as M . Reardon PARKING eek. He waa born, A M0 »_____ atM Manet ancheater M em orial Hoapttal. said the four m en, R ichard Loilier, Jutt telephoiie yoor order p/( Bla m aternal gtan^paianU are M r. and M ra. Clarence Spaulding, Ronald M lkolelt, Harold Newcom b GENERAL drag needs and coeawtlqs j Current annual dividend,..... Chatm aford, M aaa, and, l1 grandparenta are M r. and and Richard Tliurston, w ill attend .CBarge Ftak% Ba- RIGHT AT Mra. Alfred GUI Sr.. . H . He haa a alatar, Shiutm , 8. * • * • • the school five days a week. The TV SERVICE program w ill be' concerned with D a y s M 0 C * C a l l Omm P M S . r'of M r. and M ra. Donald R . Aapinall, Johnson Get I bom A M 86 at Manchester M em orial Hos- baetc police precedurea and NIgbU # is 9 9 Plus Parts THE DOOR RA. Bolton. H( m ethods and Instruction In report, Immediats- p l t a L R U grahtoother la M rs. M ary Lescoa, W llll- TB L. in S-6488 and.hli patarnil grandparents are M r. and M rs. W illiam Ing and Investigating operations. D e l i v ^ Aapinall, 44 ,C e te S t ■/ ■ and Pntrlota, tw in daughtant of M r.'and M ra. John R . 138 Olanwood S t They/%era bora Aprtl 36 at M an- Memorial H o^tal. T l^ matamal grandparanU are LYNn POULTRY FARMS y S i/v c A M rs. M artin Bujakyar, jelroveten. Pa., and their patam al \ ita ara M r. and 8 ^ trailer Bamowaki, Oroveton. SPECIAL TUESDAY anri WEDNESDAY PRESGRIFTION PHARMACY have tw o brothera, JJw n Jr., 9, ahd Michael, 8; and. two 901 MAIN ST— a a 9-8SS1 ■/ s ia tM Rdsem aiy, 6. and Chnstina, 2. WRAPPfeD IN ALUM INUM FO IL— READY TOAV BERVCUCanvCsae I /•*••• i t aBASMAYS PUdirv o p PAMCMai VERY DEUCaOUS-TASTY '!■ n..TI yilly I. 1,1, ...... Patilela Aam . #»ngiitee of M r. and M ra. Richard Bdm onston, LARGE BARBECUED m gh Manor Park, JtockvUIa She waa bom April 36 at Man- H .39 ehastar Mem oriapôapItaA Her maternal godparents are lM r. and Mrs. P ^ A.M IBlard, Oanielaon, and her paternal CHICKENS E a . gimnqparimU M r; and Kla. Ralph T. Bdmonaton, Asheville, Come see displays from the i A « M < ML V: p? H; E; ountry's p leading rug^^nd • • . y -'- ’r " -? ______dbughtar o i M r. and M ra. Bdm ond Belanger, MIODll TUHNPIM • MANCHfSlEH * 61'WeOingtbit ^ She waa bom April 34 at Mancheater Me- edrpei mills: - maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra.-.- Ar'Oavinaugh Hewport V t, and her paternal grand- its a re M r. a ^ Joa.' Joseph Batanger, Hartford. She haa a Jam ^'Bdw nrd, 8; and two slaten, Jans EUm beth, 9, 8ig e l o \y amd M h ry ESlaen, i: :■'X Seott geaeph. M t ^ M r. and M rs. Robert SpUlane, Blm Hill M O HAW K R Gendron, N orth Troy, V t,' and U s paternal grandparents are w . and Mra. Carlton Ramsdell, North Troy. He has two broth . / ers, Charlea 3H, and Michael, 3H. ' ■ • *■ '• • ' ... ■ David AUen, eon of M r. and kba. Clarence W alker, 107 Ta l- eott Ave., Rockville. , He was bom April 80 at Rockvlllo City Hospital. H U nUtem ia grandparenU are M r. and Mrs. Allen OlV. OF BLISS EXTCRMiNATOR pOMPANY, Inc. Rudd, 81 W alnut S t, and U a iiatenuU grandparents are M r. and hta. Clarence WaUcer,i Sd'Aah S t He haa a brother. Michael. ; and a aUtefV D c h ^ 1 ^ . 4, • '• • Brace W arren, son of M r. and M rs. W alter M anthay, 1193 S t He was boni April 30 at Manchester M em orial Hos- » , 5 ^ m aternal grandparents are. M rs. Raym ond Scott and taA U l FuUw , W huhaatar, N . R , and U s pateraal .grandparents m , k POWER are M r. and M rs. Albert M anthay, M ddletow n. I l l i ipn of Mr. and MTa. Stanlay Meleako, 234 B. MOWER pnpkfc He wa# boti\ A i^ 39 at htochester Mamorial -h maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs, Anthony wbmaky, Hartford, a M US paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. LpuU Mslesko, iS i HUlUrd S t He has two brt>thers, ^ ygr is what counts I Louis, 13, and MfchaG, 7; and a aUter, Victoria, 11. First e

eOOKV SERVICE STATION, 1s t ' The main salesroom opens dnto thiq vast area for the display of roll alter roll of broadloom carpeting. Wall-to-wall carpeting adds to the beauty of Manchester Carpet’s i\ew saleliroom. In this section are dis TEL. MI g^l-»BIAH CnE8Tiaf 'C|BEEN, CONN. '} ■ This sectlpD also houses Manchester Carpet Center's workroom where skilled craftsmen cut the tolls te played room sixe rugs as well as samples for r— ------i—«n-- m.mifmp.tnrers. sise required, bind It and Cut the padding to sixe. Theso rolls of various, widths also supply the maUriale Rugs are hung from the. ceiling and can be 1 _ . , • ^ 8epair?part$ , for wall-tpTwall UsUUatlons for which Manchester Carpet Center is famous. There are over 2,000 square device perrnUa the dug. to be spread on the 'floor for inspecliori k V. '■ ...... ■ ' T 1 , ... ------feet of floor, epace ia this area alpne. . Uon. • { ' \ t a Xhs Tima Va Plaa Yoor orefAlwovs il'- N I I W SPRING PAINT Up— 4f For Bsllmatss cut . .. J ftavailable fo^r mowers '.I '■f. Win. Dfekson and Son X Why tela A diuiof? A«lot of inowen'are being eold for whteb dhsm are no repair poj;te •vailafale.VYott' have .aMuianee at -PAINTING yepeirs tar Edipee any SimiKwvm fyt modeb M yaara old! f^PiCOlUTING 'i' ^ BE SURE 1*0 VISIX US! FREE GIFTS bURING OPEN HOUSE Is COnab Wark BUSH HARDWARE I9U a 7n MAW $Tn MANCHESTER Ml 3^T21 / . THIS JIEEK MOHDAT THROWHTRIDAY - OPEN 9 A.M . lfW4|P^.-m4jip. - „ - , ^-'m '•fill ■'. : '3 | i % /

JiANdHESTEB tVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAY. MAY 4.1^69 MAN(;!|IESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCRtS^TER, (X)Iya cases is he said, "cannot, therefore,^ 'ebn- School witht NattoNational Guard troops ___ U U IUiieMM*r. IUiieM M *r. OeoB. • • be merely the tieginning of a College of Agriculture. Memorial High School senior class Crbck- Serving The hlnnclieater Aren toMWt by tq . first ono*. H . won The British arms Induolry <• i CiMi H«»l M«H«r- makq thihga right. Tha world by Prlncâl Henry J. Adams. Second prize in therafflc't^ll.be where savings arr aai Since 1989 fiMth, but no white'man haa aver PatlenU Today; 17fi V remad with finding an iaolated so in SeptemJber 1957, to p'revant the the approval of th . crowd. In Whole process in which goverp- is filled with " ^ n d a y jnorntng ett Agency, Inc. MI 3-151 flnrtlfig it dlffietflt to stay aliva Honored were Walter L. ’Thorp, Katherine Msnstir, daughter ef a deJuxe outdoor grtlLwllh electric me to tha .etgta'a electric chair ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. lution for Berlin and one should entrance^ of nine Negroes. He^ MeiHlay Deere. cluding a. large group of Taxana, aOMtiRimUN RATBI mept would wind up aubaidtalni 'operator of a 60-cow dairy farm quarterbacka.’* These .peoma-know rotlsaerie. - An ^ liuieripring chelae THonaanda ef SattaOed ' ■ z T and com)>ata With American arms 111 Advue* Mr. and Mra. Francis Bishop Of- Ouat4MBers Iw ■asaultipii'ir'êgro Ruth Darling, 176 Bldridga St.; beware of the illueion of a sham clain^ th< by rolling away from lha bull ahd ■uppliad under U.S. aaalstanca pal- I ••*«•••«•• t** •♦•••**■ *^* ***S'|u and also controlling thq egg ind and prominent in agricultural af what la wrong but never seem to' Long Hill Rd., and Daniel Elmore, lounge will be the third prize. Manchester Evening Caldwell------Taylor, _ayL_. preaident------„of Mrs. Vivlpii Stewart, 46 Summer the S'.tion was neceeaqrY Fines totaling ..$98 were levied In Mrs, Joaephlna E. Oorhom have the. right answera at the ■oluUon." Town Cofirt this morning by Judge coming back for tha kill. C3e- Idea. ’ MOAtJMI .***«********«*»^<**»* Tff try ,. es it tubaidizes and ronfrola fairs. and -John Sererpet. Newing son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Elmore IMrtht Announced South Windsor oortaapondAit tha AAM’a student body, told the St.; Mra. Estelle Snow, Wapplng; to ê v e i.t violence. - m.nla .appMr«d as a novlII.ro, or - Mrs. Josephine Eastman Gor-- ton. an official of C.M.P.A. right time. A daughter was bom at the St. more C. Bumbam, teq eampua meeting it was .eesential U.N. Secretary General Dag Jules A. Karp,'and an additional 'Several developments in ■ recant HfSUI ••••••••••••►*•••*••••• some other fermr industries as It of Ellington R.d., were named co- Mra. '^'Anna Uniworth, Dennis, .'.After the courts o rd ^ d the $35 was collects'' when a bond was novice. , ham. T2. 41 Walnut St., died Sat yeanr have brought on th* Britlah [|y * *|s ’They 'were feted *-b« annual We are all creatures of need;- aalutatoriana. Francif Hospital, on April 30 to Mitchell 44M74. that the. students control their Mairii.; Mrs. Vera Anderson,- Ehtat Hammarakjold denied at a news troops pul-ed out, ylqlence flared. A third matador; P«pq Vasqu.z, % 0007 •••••• •4l'*•••••••••••• • docs essentially the. sapie thing for we all have shortcomings;' we all Mr. and Mri. Johtt^Beck of Bene amotions'. conference In Gopenhqgen today be declared forfeit. urday at her home after a brief disquiet. Among them ware these; student Dairy -Club breakfast on Diane was active In both in ythrtford; Kazimir Halenar, 309 President Eisentiaêr sent In fed Prosecution of the court rases of Mexico, killed both Wa hulls Aa the reault of; a Britlsh-Amert- Industries in the defense category. the University campus. \ hnake mlitakes. We also know tramural and ' varalty aports, on dict Dr. X “SELF PRESERVATION "But at the same time we must- Oakland St.; Mrs. Margaret Fall, intended to act as a msdiStor. In eral troopz jA restore order and lllnest. that God la the only true judge, Boy, 10, Di’oW'ned was handled for the first'time by and Won three ears in approval oi- can-CansjUan agreerhent on .weap TIUI iSMxSlTKS^nMaB ’The sentiment of this particu Thorp established his present the school paper, "The South . A eon was bom to Mr. and Mrs. IS THE FIRST LAW OF show by peaceful demonstratidh Stafford Springs; Mrs. Naomi the Eaat-Weat 'foreign mlntstere supervise ^srttendance of the N6- hia aedilla style of fighting ~ q Bha Was bom Nov. 6, 1886, in AapoStVaPran to •XQluilT«lx and with him iq piercy and for William Myette of Dart Hill Rd. our dateniâtlon to get jufUee," talka t« begin In Geneva Mdy 11, Assistant Prosecutor Allan Thom on standarizatlon, the Belgian FN lar Washington pilgrimage acemed successful farm operation in South Winds," and on various party oom- NATURE" Janicki, 124 Orchard St., Rock groe* Ur the 1957-68 sch^l year. as, who took * the oath' in (he more flamboysnt method than Ih.' Orwell, Pa., and ahe had lived in rifle waa adoptedôver tha Brittah . to 111* OM of reiMiMloUoB of Coventry In I9S9. His cows pro giveness when we recognize dur mltteea. Elected to the National ,lha same day at St. Francie Hoa- East Haddam,-May 4 (/P)—' Taylor aaid. ^ ville; Mrs. Madeline Drake, 128 "Oh, no. r have not even con AattotobOf eridlM to It or inevitably aimed toward the idea faults and Seek his forgiveness. yoar-old Clyde L. SchiUlnger — ‘ (Author’a Name Below) — L«qt fummer, U.S. District Judge's chambers one week ogq, claaaical rondeno used by Frank Manchester for about four years. Enfield. Britain accepted the find WM crÂtcd In tlito Mprr duced an annual average of 14,389 Honor'fiiociety In her junior year pltal. \ Buford Oibaort, Snothqr student, Green Rd.; Delbert York, 81 sidered such a move, and I would Jtldge Harry J. Lemley of Hope, lin and Clements. She leaves two aaughters, Mrs. • M atae flia ia eal oowo puMtohMl b ^ ; of government help, whatever'the Heavenly Father, Snable us to David Clarke, an .Ellawprth' High Warehouse Point, drowned term ' It unrealistic,’’ he aaid. Sixteen cases were, presented- on ing, but the United fltataa want T i l rlfOU df MpuWleoUon of tPjcUl pounds of mtik and 498 pounds of and a eemtflnalist In National It is your duty to protect spoke in a lengthy/ prayer of Spruce St; Edward Johnson, 9Q Ark., now- retired, granted a 2',4- the docket. Frederick' Rletzer of Manchester ahead with development of Ita own 4lopotelMi h»retii,«ro otoo reotnrrd eventual ronsequenccs. At least, fat. He has been vice president and find the attitude or consideration, Merit Scholarship exams, she wae freshman, recently placed first in Moodue Reservoir yesterday, ■"brotherly love," but said "we will Conway Rd.; Mrs. Edith Skinner, He said also it was y***' tielsy In the Integration plan. and charity toward all persona. the Northern Connecticut Science attempt to rescue him by a yi and preserve your .body .be ■ssuina from an address made Thomas E. Almond, 44, and nnd Mrs. Robert Moore of Miami, rifle. the egg farmers had nothing but president of the Connecticut Hol chairman of the Senior Get To not lit idly by apd seq our atstera, .Skinner Rd„ Rockville; Mra. - - - deelxion was reversed on ap FIs., and five grandchildren. The'British felt their Centurion l\iq aorrlM cIloaiX^N. B. A. torr- stein Breeders Assn, and vice presi When we evaluate ourselves and gether’ and wrote the clasi Fair Junior Divisioh with his friend failed. cause it mustrjaSt you your wives and mothers desecrated.” Deborah Bell, 291 Spruce S t; Saturday night that he had sug- peal to the Rigiith Circuit Court. George J. Kopleroi, 31, both of cries of dismay for the auggestioii our fellow beings, help im. to ba "Bnectronlc Slide Rule” exhibit. The, boy was trying to retrieve entire life.-You must sup geeted East-West summit ■ talks Rockville, were fined $15 each for Panama ênds . The funeral will be held at 2 tsnk won a contest Over tha UiS. **1*ubltob«ri topro»«ilMI*t»: JI m dent of the New England associa prophecy. , A white jwuiban on the fringe Phillip Sanbocn, Daley Rd., South Faubus summoned the General speeding. o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Patton, but the West German girv------Toncy — New that perhaps todia of them should tion. He la a-member of the WTIC both honest and fair. Amen. Katherinq has been both sec Hie device la an electronic com his cap. Ha got Into a rowbbat and ply it with smficient rest, of the crosW remarked "The white Coventry; Mri. Agnes Lieb, Isroad within a U.N. framework. Asaeftibly into special session and Boeton. _ undertake to produce fewer agga. The Rev. t«awfec|ce F. Almond. hia friend, James Lowrle, 10, alio In his speech he mentioned aev- Four dog owners, three of them Pinnock Funeral Home, LeReys- ernment chose to buy the Patton. iREAU o r Farm Youth committee and do retary and treasurer of the Social puter which will add, subtract, proper food and, when, slck- ' people of Tallahaesee are Just as Brook; Mrs. Roae Chambers, 4S9 Acts 4 and 5, the fund transfer vllle. Pa. Burial will be in Eaat The British say American preaauro nates two cRlva a ‘year to worthy Craft -Homy Economics Club, and multiply and divide. of Warehouse. Point, pushed the outraged as you are," Keehey St. eral advantages of holding negotia Taw, were enacted. 'The governor arrested at the end of the week, Guard to Hunt It remains a difficult thing , for fli^s attacks, your body tions within a U.N. framework, in drew flnei. Joseph F. Cardinl, 33, Cemetery, Orwell. and better term*' were feaponalble. 4-H and FFA youth. , is a home' economics aasfatant.- David and Science Instructor boat toward the cap. The l>oat be Florida AAM Dean H, M. Bffer- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Al- then closed the schools after the As the result the Britleh govern Tha HoraMt'VHBtlng Oonpany, IIBO., fret enterpriae, in qny form, to re gan to All and Schillinger panicked: cluding the fact that ncariy all of 35 Morse Rd., and Mrs. Kath? tor He haa held several offices In'the 10 Towns Hoi(t \ Chairron of tha Junior -Red Cross Stephen Romatne, who iponaored raiist be yelped ''with tl^d ■on said tha college .staff shared met Sullivan, Coventry; Clifford U.B. Supreme Court upheld the Joeeph E. AuMn Jr. ment had to sell a large tank taoumoo M ônctol reaiMitolbnny frain from that reach for greater Connecticut Artificial Breeding aih- him, will each receive a trip to New jumped into about 15 feet of water. the students’ feelings about tha states in the world are represented leen M. Clark, of 89 Lockwood Sf„ New Invaders IIW orrora appaarlnir In aO- Committee in Ijec 'sophomore and best povÎe medication Leonard. Wappingr Mre. Helen in the U.N. Appellate Court's reversal. were fined $3 each for allowing Joseph Edward Aiibin Jr., 8. 373 factory. < _ (nd other feaditto ma“ mailer -‘ profit which usually, in the end. s'oeiation, including county and Elections Todaji^ iinlor years, abi is one of the York City. In addition David will He couldn’t awim. c'ise. Bums, East Hartford; Mrs. Myr Of 3,700 students displaced by U.S. aurfare-to-air miaailea, es- lancheatar-Evening Beierald be allowed to display his exhibit . Lowrle tried to.jwftm to his The pnuitice of medicine Faculty and atudent apokeamen Hammarskold said he had only dogs to roam. Mrs. Melsinc Dl- (Continue) front J ’aga On.) Adams St., formerly of Hartford, bringa periods of great loss to state presidencies.' He is currently wUl writers. Kqtherlne plans tle Kirpena, 136 W. Center St.; made "an,evaluation of the prob the action, some 3,000 . haveên- Manno, 42, of 57 Ardmore Rd., was died yesterday at the Hartford pSFially the Hawk and Nike; have a whole Induatiry. Even the chairman of the Connecticut Milk to eftend Teachers' Q^lege o f In the National. Science Fair to he friend but had J^fatum without and ]ih/rmacy is dîcated \ both said statements were being Mrs. Diane Kerr, 162 Btssell St.; rolled la private and other puoHc a monopoly in Europe, although k ^ y adrarttoinf clojOni houra. New Haven, .May 4 (/Pj—'Voters held at the State Armory in Hart hliq. He called--two men on shore, lems Involved. . . I have not made fined $3 for keeping an unlicensed ”a mixed up bunch of young boys.” Hoapital. itoaday—I . p-BL W 'lV -- great, supposedly scientifically Producers .Assn, resolutions com In 10 Connecticut communities Connecttcql.' to the/preservation of your prepared for presentation to state Mrs. Grace Markham, 95 Walker any proposal.” schools: dog. Mrs. Grcte Elgenbrod,' 48, of the British thmk their Thunder- TUeaday—1 p.ni ■ondar mittee, is the farmer member of Daniel was a ford May 6 through 9. , but they wife unable to get tljelr authorities. S t; Mrs. Alice Mack, Andover; "TV’o told me the.y thought th.y He waa bom In Buffalo, N.Y., a or Wednaaday- 1 P ™ _5 !5£3?»: select their town or borough olB- member of the body’s health. Tfikp full ad Several British editorial writers 64 Russell St., was fined $.3 for al bird Is better'than the .Nawk. guided automobile Industry has Ihs ‘Tolland county draft board and technical I ser^.q squad for two Scienco.CInb Trips - boat’s jrtotor started. i ‘ In Atlantia, a spokeaman for the Mrs. Dorothy Stsco, 15B Forest were heading for Nicaragua and son of 'Joseph E. Sr. and Mrs. or Thuriday—1 P-Pk Wadnaaday. cials today in regular elections. The Science Club of the Pleseant W-hin the boy’s body was re- vantage of oun professional had interpreted his remarks as a lowing « dog to roam and $2 for Dorothy Joan McAullffe Aubln. -He rriday-1 p.ra. done it, and paid for It. How is a past director of the Tolland A special election will be held at years and served On various bchool Southern Christian Leadership St.; Mrs. Carmen Marty, 204 were surprised to learn they were Valley School spent one day of thalr .trfeved he was de.id. j. ikill and knowledge. At the Conference (SCLC) said evidence suggestion and found little merit keeping On unlic-msed dog, a total was s student at the Sarah Raw- ••O TTillnaTj^m ^ niuch' more excusable for the county Farm Bure'au. Ansonia to elect a successor to committees. He is plaqning to at CTharter Oak St.; Mrs. Henrietta In It. Corpse of Girl of $5. In Panama," he said., Pencheff, Wiet publication axofid ialarday— tend Carnegie Institute. Both 'is' ao atcong in the alleged assault Judge, Union St., Rockville; son School, Hartford. decentralized, disorganized egg State Rep. Garrett Burkett Sr. irst indications of any re Robert E. Kensel, 52, of 41 Deer who died March 31. Burkett’a death Daniel and Katherine were'rqcent- caaa that "not even an all-whtte Mi.se Linda Carlson, Columbia; One OAS delegate hinted that Besides .hIs parents, he leaves farmers to fall Into tha same er ly elected to the Natlonel Honor ...... * curring symptoiri's of bodily 'Florida jury could fail to convict.” Rufua K. Clement, 188 S. Main field Dr., who crashed on Main the commisaioh would recommend two brothers, Rickie and TImmia At Planning Talk Mtmday, May 4 ror! And their resources for narrowed the Democratic majority discomfort, let your physi- Clue to Fate of north of Pearl St. April 4, waa fined clemency for the Cubans. Da Is Gibbons Assembly in the State House of Representa- Soclet.Vy. Mias Ella J. Baker, SCLC direc S t; Kenneth Gibson, 'Vernon St.., Aubln: a sitter, Un Aubln, all of weathsring their, own mistake are, A Spring Music Festival, to be ciaii/’prescribe the proper tor, said Negroes all over the ■Rockville; Mrs. Mary- Martin, Churchill Flies $15 for failure to pass to the left. Guardia’s government had only Mancbestel; hia paternal grand Nicholas Pencheff; president of tive.a to two, 140 Democrat.a and Robert Demers, 17. of 180 High promised ao far to apare tha in of courae, much less than those To Hear Quartet 138 Republicans. held May 27 at the Wapplng El mîcine and always de South would watch developments Stafford Springs; Leonard Yedzin- Missing Family father. Ulrlc Aubln of Newington; the Chamber of Commerce, and They Got Clare ementary School, ia nOw being closely. The SCLC, headed by ReV. skl, Doyle Rd., -Rockville; RicAy St., who began a minor, 4-car col vaders’ live* if they surrendered. John P. Wlet. executive vice presi of'the automotive giants. Candidates in the, Ansonia elec pend on your pharmacist lision near Manchester High The U.S. Oarlhbean Command and hia maternal grandmother. Borne of thla page'a more loyal Hal. Harrison and his Barber tion are William S. Turschmann planned In the town’s elementary Martin Luther King, who led the Serwanski, North Windham; Fern To Call on Ike Mrs. Margaret McAuIiffe of Weth dent, qre attending 6 'conference Still, If they are wise, they will schools. HANDSOMER' to supply mjedicihes and Montgomery, Ala., bus boycott, Mulka, 332 Oakland St.; William ((,'ontiniiad from Page One) School' April 27, was fined $12 for described - the OAS action aa an sponsored by the Sta(e. Develop Madera may recall that when, laat Shop Quartet will entertain at the (-D) and Harry F. Wllllania (R). failure to drive’to the right. “ex-cellent example of U.S, and ersfield, find- som( voluntary system for meeting of Gibbons Assembly. Town elections are being held In Joel Bahner, school music sup health-aids of approved emphasizes non-violent resistance Plank, 16 Mile Hill Rd.. Rockville; (Continued from Page One) Kiineral services will be held st ment Commiaalon gild' Connecticut winter, moba in Bolivia auddenly ervisor, will direct the progFaUi in its campaign of betterment for Mrs. Muriel Davis, 23 Essex S t; tlves of the Martins said Susan was Felix T. PagSn^l, 19, of 105 Latin American . military team Federation of Planiilrig and Zon cutting their Own production, and Catholic Ladles of Columbus, to' Granb.v, Avon, Farmington, Sims NEWPROTECnON quality. Demlng .St., was'fined $12 for work that is going off like clock Dilloh’s Funeral Home. 53 Main St.. staged a “spontaneous" riot which morrow night at the Knights of bury, Enfield, Bethany and Trum which wlU feature the chorus and • Negroes. John LInnell, 131 Summer St.; looked as It it had already bunt, wearing similar pedal pu.shers the Hartford, tomorrow morning at ing Agencies today in ^ esh ire. Uke care not to become one more orchestra from each of the' three David Cone, 92 High St„ Rock passing in a no-pasaihg zone. work-.”' The United States, Colom I’he program will featarc redt- seemed to indicate that everybody Columbus Home. bull, Borough elections jire being- YOtJR PHYSICIAN A. Leon Lowry.of Tampa, presi but''the spot was still red. day the family vanished and that bia. Ecuador and, Guatemala 9:30, followed by a requiem 'high had been reading a^ article about of the wkrds of the federal govern 'The quartet haa been singing to AGAINST dent of the Florida branches of the ville: Thomas Nussdorf, 587 .,N. th* coat belonged to Virginia. George W. W. Brewster, 01. of Mass In St. Peter’s Church, Hart velopment programs 'for rebuild held In Stafford Springs and Grot CAN PHONE Churchill .vas to have visited Brookline, Mass., forfeited a $35 teamed up to help the OAS fvesll- ing communities, talks on tha cen BelKia in Tim^ magasine, thla ment. gether for many years, and tomor on while borough and town.elec National Association for the Ad Main S t; Mra. Barbara Deptula, The ca\ise-of the death could not ford. st 10 o’clock Burial will he Mitchell 3-6321 vancement of Colored People, also Ellington: William Gardner, Ver the United States in 1958. The trip bond, po.ited April 21 when he wax -gatlon. From Tuesday through tral business district as opposed to page hasardcd the theory that the row-night will remlnisca with old tions are being held in Naugatuck. SUN AND be determined immediately be charged with- speeding by State Saturday 60 surveillance flights in Ml, St. Benedict Cemetery. time songs. Two long-term oflilclals are seek PRESCRIPTIONS called for vigorous prosecution. non Haven Convalescent Home. had to be abandoned, however, cause of the length of time the Bloomfield. suburban regional shopping cen real target of the demonstrations WHEN YOU NEED Police. f were flown along the roaat to spot ters and meeting Industry's • re Rhcc CloMB A Newspaper At the business meeting officers ing their 21at consecutive terms in A MEDICINE Florida law prohibits publication ADMITTED TODAY: The Rev. when he v/as takVn ill with pneu- body been In water. There was any addition' invasion that mtghl Friends may call at the funeral In BoUvfa was the nomination, Free Delivery REATHB of assault victims', names. The co David Crockett, 49 Durant St.; Arthur Thompson, 6)?' tix 46*4 quirements through planning and for the coming year will be elected the farming town of Granby In • ironia in the south of France. no apparent indication of foul be tried. home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. ■zoning. Prominent authorities in whieh had Juat been made, of 'The United States it' consider and new members will be Initiat northern Hartford County, ’rjjey’ ed. hysterical when taken to a hos Mrs. Marie Flavin, South Coventry, Traveling with Churchill this play. However,----- there .. will be fur Florence St., was fined $12 for a Pick up your prescrip pital, was reported improved. A violation of the rules of the road. related subject field will 6e on piere Boothe laice to be ambaasa* ably disturbed because Pi^dent ed. are Selectmen William R..- Mes- LIGGEn DRUG BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter to time wa' hij bodyguard, Scotland ^Ker examinations. hand from New York, Rhode Is Rhee of South Korea - haa just Mra.. Frank Kinel.. chairman of senger and Oscar Wilhelm, both tion if shopping near us, or physician aaid ejeamination showed Mr. and Mrs. George Gentile, 51 Yard Sgt.* Hktmond Murray, atm- anjl-f The family, after afte telling friends Paul P, Fiano. 23, of Bolton, was dor to Brazil. SHOPPING PARRADE she had been attacked. acquitted of a charge of speeding. land, Washington, D. O., os well ■■ doted down a newspaper, end be^ refreshments, will be assisted' by Republicans. let, us deliver promptly Fairfield St; a daughter to Mr. his private secretary, Anthi.hpri>' they were on their way to the ton Couple Fuaeralt from Connecticut. Whethar or not aome anti-Unitad Mfs. Patricia Lukovltz, Mrs. Fay Sheriff Joyce said the girl and and Mrs. Gerald Fisher, Storrs, Montagu B -o\ ne. / wopds to g.et CHiristmas' greens, Judge Karp said there waa lack of cause his governmental director of without extra charge. .A another, 17 years old, were taken sufficient evidence to prove (he Pencheff and Wlet were urged States elements in Latin America MeCafferty, Mrs. Mary McKeough, "d is c h a r g e d SATTIRDAY: Among those seeing Sir ynnston happily climbed into their red and Hurl in Crash Mrs. Frank Oakes' to attend by the Stats Develop Information haa refused even to Mrs. Ruth Murray and Mrs. Mary great man.*; people entrust from two male student escorts af white station wagon that cold Sun charge. planned it that It does happen Carl Johnson, .29 Spruce St.; Mrs. off was an ..unofficial delegation. of The court continued to May 18 Funeral services for Mrs. Frank ment Commission end are guesta to be tha way it haa. worked out. see our dipiomats when they went Slemlenskl. t us with the responsibility ter attending a ^college dance. The Liouise Ludke, 12 Hilltop Dr., Rock three small boys. T h ^ were Alex day morning of Dec. 7'and drove, Al Foster, R. I. of the Hartford Blsctric Light Co. younger girl wrenched free aiid east up the Oregon side of the the cases of Rjoul Daigle, 44, of Oakes. 61 Hawthorne St., were For, as tha record showed during to him to protest against the ac of filling their prescrip- ville; Mta. Annie MacomW, 58 ander. 8, Robert îm d John 6 — Rockville, Saul A'. Fern,. 27, of New — I -/ held this morning at 8:30 al the tion. Tha newspaper in question la tioiis. May we compound fled but the older was forced into Birch St.Vincent Malatesta, El the aons of Lady Hesketh. Columbia River to Cascade Locks An Ellington man and hjs wife laat.week’e dratory in the Senate, CASH? her assailants’ car. where Martin purcha.sed a small London, and Edwaid R. Spearc II. W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, fol a Roman Catholic organ which . 6et litt 64w FMiiklm awaiag that rolli up and down to give vou>s7 lington; Miss Mary Lou Gau- '"I came out to the airport just 33,. of Litchfield, all charged with were, injured In e near headon lowed by a aolemn requiem high Senator Wayne Morse hlmae\f had, Fellowcraft Club dreau, Willimantic; Mrs. Alice because I wahted my children to amount of gasoline. Then they dis Man Breaks Leg expresses political oppodtlon to you shed# When yea-seed H, ton when you want it speeding. crash jn Fostsr, R. I., yestsrday Mass at 9 o’clock in St. Bridget’s before the disturbances in Bolivia, Just say Teets, 65 Finley St.; Mrs. Gemma see Sir Wlrtston,” she said. “He Is appeared. The court continued to May 11 Church. Bioived for unanimous committee President Rhee. ’The fact that It To ^^t*k Degree Ytaf 'raufldîarvica. aq tteraia ar datarioration. Mada ef Lido. 44 Avondale Rd.; Richard one df the greatest men in the After ground and aerial searches the case.of Warren G. Maloney, 21, morning. Scituste, R. I.. State Po In Cycle Crash Flaxalum sprinf-tamâd alumiiHjOi with a baautiful 2«oat Truman Raps woriq and I wanted my boys to of the heavily wooded gorge areas Tbe Rev. John J.-Delaney waa Approval of the Luce nomination. was an opposition ntwspapar was, the word! Powers. Box Mt. Dr,, Vemhuj Miss of Braintree, Mass., charged with lice said Mr. and Mrs. Addison the celebrant, the Rev. Stanley of course, the reason for Prasldmt The Faljaw'craft Club Will fill baked snamal finith. Mary Petrolito, South Windsor; have the opportunitj? to seeing him failed to turn up clues, police spec speeding and operating without a possinger, ■ both .54, of 16 Esther A 45-yesr-old Coventry man ^ after the Bolivian disturb-^ the chairs for tha Fellowcraft 3rd Term Ban up close." ulated that the Martin car plunged Hastlllo''the deacon, and the Rev. Rhaa's action in .suppretaing it. Matehiaf itylaa far dadr, pardwa, /FSwKMttokf'VV Stephen Varga, Stafford Springs; driver’s license. Ave., are in Day-Kimball Hospital broke both hli lege Saturday night. aneas had occurred, he reversed Degrefc work tomorrow night at i WfiBfifitofipdfit J into the river. Then in one of the in Putnam. Dennis Httasey tha subdeacon. Mrs. when the motorcycle he was driv And thla action la resented, not only patiii aid urpfrts. Mrs. Louise Sherman, 26 Center- The boys stood at attention as Raymond Murphy was organist' hia own approval, and embarked ^ha Masonic Temple at 7:30. Prescription Pharmacy (Coatliiaed from Page One) St., Rockville; Walter Hicklng, 91 Sir Winston boarded his automo most imusual search operations Saturday Casoa. Mrs. Dussinger, a nurse with tha ing went out of control and by the United States, which onoe William Demko 'wllUba maater; ever undertaken Iq this area, the Rockville Public Heslth Nursing and soloist. Esther Hussey read on tha course of opposition which, 901 Main Street Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Mary, Mc bile to take the ride to his plane. Earl B. Brigman. 28, of 139 Hol the committal sehqce at the grave snapped off a utility pole. fought to presen’e the freederm of George StrimaiVla,''eentor wardn; MANCHESTER AWNING CO. us to victory in World War II, Bride, North Coventry-' John As the jet roared away. Sir Win flow of the Columbia was halted by Assn., is reported to have sus The man, Rhillip Sanborn. Daley together with Mrs. Luca’a re- Woodrow McCann, junior warden; Vou’r® always welcome at BENEFICIAL s^Quotation by S. Butler proves mo.-e than ever how wise lister St„ was given a . 6-month In St. Bridget’s Ceinetery’/^ South Korea, but by many South ^ ESTABLISHED 1949 Dempsey, 637 W. Middle Tpke. ston’s wife, stood wind.swept at the an upstream dam while .sjttn'divers tained a broken shoulder and se ,Rd., Coventry, was driving the mo aponaes, did create a aituation in Ernest Zoppa, senior deacon; Leon (1612-1680) the framers of the constitution and a sonar device we're used to suspended sentence and placed on vere scrapes of the anna and legs. Bearers were Stephen I^siczka, torcycle on Rt. 44A near Toothaki Korean newapaperipen themselves. Juzt pick up your phone — tell ua how much cash you W p t 195 WEST CENTER ST,—TEL. MI 9-3091 Mrs.'Delflna Smachette; 7 Concord end oL the, runway, waving fare one year’s probation after plead Which the Luce nomination was in- Smith, junior deacon; Walter Per Then, eoon as approved, pick up your loan — in one trip-, Copyright 1959 (3W1) were." ,* Rd.; John Sulliyqd: Ellington; well.-/ probe the slack river’s bottom. But Her husband suffered severe Raymond Moonan, WUliilro'Tylqr, er'i Garage around* 7:30 p.m., he- ' dped too controversial to ba.^bf Including some^.who support Pres son, senior steward; Wayne Gar The Senate subcommittee ia this search too was fniilless. ing guilty to a charge of breach scrapes of the back. Day-KImball Robert Tyler, John WeerdOn. and. to the office. Get the money you need for Springtime ex Mrs. Gertrude Rourret, 21 Stock Following hi* arrival in New of the peace late In Saturdays cording"to the Coventry Police Pa aervica to tha United Statee any- ident Rheb,.. land, junior steward; Charles conelderii^ a measrre introduced Ydrk this afternoon, Churchill was Friends and neighbors of the Hospital authorities said both Joseph Skoneskl. trol, when the front end of the Stalb, marehal; and Harold Hub penses or any worthwhile purpose. Phone Beneficial today/ by San. 'Hioma. C. Hennings Jr. PI.; Mrs. .Marjoh Gordon, Co'ven- court session. wliere In -Latin America.' feti. although the United States try; Mrs. Anna Lanz, Ehlington; /to tran.sfer to his host'ji persobal Martina have given up hope that spent a coonfortable night. vehicle b en n to Shimmy. bard, chaplain. (D-Mo.)- -to- repeal the 22nd the happy, well-liked family ever His wife, Minerva, 40; charged Mr. and Mrs. Diiaaingar were . CANADIAN BEATIFIED The motorcycle went out of con- la.,ti'ylng to lodge official protest Refreshments will be served fol Laana S20 to — Laam llfa-inturad at krw cast Alan Turkidgton, 31 Waddell Rd:; plane, the Columbine - Hi, for the with Intoxication, was granted a TMs la npt to infer that Senator Amendment which put the ban in- Mrs. Natalie Ramsdell, Vernon trip to Washington. would be found alive. headed for Buzzerd’a Bay at .Cape Vatican City, May 4 ur>— trM..ând. hit a utility pole, snap Moras whs -in cahoots with tha this action. President Rhee lowing the degree work. 806 MAIN ST., Over Woolworth’s, MANCHESTER ,to the Constitution. ,, And a sister. Miss Margaret nolle by Judge Jules A. Ksrp on Cod over Rt. 101. At Foster, R. I., Pope John XXllI held a special AcreayVernon; Mrs. Jean Russell In the Capital, Churchill ap the recommendation of Prosecutor ping'll; off,.police aeld. , antl-Amarican rioters in haa one ironical latiafaction in his MItelMlI 3-415G • Atk for tho YES MANogtr Truman said that in his judg parently will spend much Of his Martin, a Seattle school teacher, shortly after $:30 a.m., State Po audience today for nearly l,(KK) ' Sanlkitm suffered a compound ment, the overriding reason for and Son, East Hartford; Mrs, Mar Jqhri N. Lombardo. lice aaid, MiTi. Florence M. Sweet, It is merely to aay thatH iay did action and in hia defenaa of 'it. OnN THUASDAY EVENINGS UNTIi 8 P.M. garet Aaptnall and son, Aiidover; time in the White House. The only said aha was saddened but relieved Canadian pilgrims here for fracture Of the left leg and a frac ^ A ef 1180 —Th* martyr. She haa been hit a bit well M Truman; Hume, 172 McKee St.; Alfred five children last Dec. 29 remains hicles not ref;istered in Manches is it.not all right to deny freedom Golngos. 142 Oak S t; Sherrill vîc* president of the Chamber of a mystery to authorities -today. landfill burial at the disposal area U.S. Court of Appeals was asked ‘harder than she desciwed; she haa The amendment specifies no Commerce said today. Public Records ter, and the rest of the 32 brought will meet thel town's needs well today to order the United States of the press lo another? Wlvy Preaident slinll be elected more Pratt, Melrose; Jane Dostou, 46 Sheriff Leon Odegaard, Glencoe, trash in- private cars, according to dona the right thing by resigning Whltjaay Rd.; Mr*. Josephine Wlet aaid Argraves made the Minn.; said no clue* have been're Into the future, and that an in to halt further niielear testa.. should he not use opr law agaihat than twice. A vice president who, promise In a letter to Chamber Warantee Deed* figiires given She'ekSy by Chief of cinerator would be inflexible, aa her post; ehe has lost. Let her not Genovesi and daughter,- 157 N. ceived by his office to date as to Police James Reardon. Thn appeal was made by 39 In- hia poliUcal enemies? Wasn't that succeeds to office before the end Preaident Nicholas Rencheff re ‘Nicholas Derewianka to'John T. well as costly. dlvduals. Including scientists, be aurprised if, for the first time, of tWo,years ! of his predecMsor’i Main St.; Mrs. Patricia Varney and the Whereabouts of the Earl Zrust , Moat of those turned away were what the law, was made for in the Our •1-Poliqf'^ Pluii daughter, 15 Brooklyn St„ Rock plying to a request for haste (m the family of Silver, Lake, a communi McHugh, property on Colemaa Rd. Sheekey said . increments could churchmen, Japanese fishermen, a*ie begins to enjoy a public aym- . term would b* limited to a single project in order to relieve the William Lessard to Armand V. from East Hartford and South be added to an iheinerator to ex flirst place? ville. ty of about 600 persons 40 miles Windsor. Other towns represented residents of thie Marshall Is pathy which haa usuaUy had to sovts you tiniu elected term. plight of businessmen In the area and June B. Geri'dron, property on pand it in line with town growth. lands and others. - What P|-esident Rhee ia teaching Eisenhower, disclaiming a n y who are suffering economically bsr west of Mlnneahqlis- > Arnott Rd. were Glastonbury, Bolton, and Tal- Ito reserved for those unfortunate cause of the tom up condition of Odegaard aaid earlier, however, cottville, Sheekey said. iis, then, is that principlea are and monty (bought 6t "a third term for hith- there were Ihdicationa the Zrusts Theodore and Nancy C. Davis to and unwise enough to move into either whole principlea or they are aelf, has said of th e . amendment .the highway. Nicholas Derewianka Jr. and Eve He said there is jllitls enough her own line of lire, A good way to get fire, theft, About Town Wiet said th# commissioner ex planned to leave. A few days be room fop rubbish at the. dump now nothing, Freedom of the‘ press is . "I would rather zee It repealed fore the dliappeafance Mrs. Znist lyn Jl. Derewianka, property on and liability protection for than kept." • plained when a highway project of Vernon St., W. branch.' to let out-ofrtowner's bring theirs either Indivisible, .or it ia not free-, Hose and Ladder Co., No. 1, the magnitude of Center st. la con- obtained copies of birth certifi there. your home is through our Trumhq spent a busy day In cates of all members of- the fam Frqd A. Yurkshnt to Charles' F. PINE PHARMACY dom of the press. When you sup Washington yesterday. As prin Town Fire Dept.,, will hold ..its ■tructed In a strictly urban area Yurkshot, propeityon Mather St. No Oats The Price 0 f Esgs " I -Pol icy*’ Package. !t’s more . unonthly meeting. tomorrow night It is. bound to cause "some disrup ily. Zrust left behind withholding, Regulations provide, he said, press one kind of political opposi It pays to buy quality materials like British Wooll- cipal' speaker at the dedication of tax atatementa for hia employes. John H. and Beatrice.L. Sleeves CINTER ST. Ml t-W I* Free enterprise is a joyous convenient. It can uve you the new memariarheadquarters of at 3 o’clock at .the firehouse...... tion to normal traffic flow.’’ to Donald T.-and ElizatMth O; Mq- that: only local ôple can use the tion, you establish tha principle for The commissioner also pointed But there Is ho proof the family facility. — thing when it prospers; not quite the siippresaion of jiny kind of ,po as much as 20% . . . or give ehs and to get fine tailoring, like that provided by the National Guard -Assn., he told intended to sever Its tica with Sil lennon, property on Hilltop Dr. military and Guard leaders; out that with a speeded up program Edward J. Hoil to John A. Part No gate is kept up, Sheekey said, fo shining and attifacUve when lo litical oppoaition. And the blunt you more protection thani Kuppenheimer. But don^ltop^ there! To gfit the The executlveboar d of the Rob the project should be finished late ver Lake. They left their home jin- because dumper* would onlyjctiock "If you’re going tolmake peace ertson PTA wgill meet tomorrow at locked, the utilities atiti one and ridge, properties cn Mountain Rd. , itiany people are drawn into the fact fi' Uiat wejiow complain be separate policies. . . or both. with thoae''birds known as Com- In Jun«, quicker than was expected. Executor’s Deed it down. He added, that the dump eaarch for Its prosperity that thqre most out of all the family’s clothes-give they Sani- 7:30 p.m. in the activity room at He skid, however, "conditioni have took apparently only a fe^ arti 1* kept open evenings pest its pre cause Preaident Hhee la doing, in Call us for more information. irtunlsts, you’yfe got to have a flit the'achool. cles of clothing with them.;- Late Joseph H.'Trotter to Dolor P ^ MJU Of toooom M longer li enough to go aroaiid. tone care. , strong-enough to make them stand reached a point where each day aa es M. Trotter, property at Main scribed closing time of 5 o’clock South Korea, something we our work progresses traffic conditiona so local people who work during ITiat la:why, latjt weak, aome of by agreements.” Pari* haa a new qaa for jew and Wndswoi'th St*. StartinfMON.. M A f 4 thru. SAT., MAY 9 selves taught and authorized him Sanitone with exclusive Soft-Set® Finish makes He was surprised at the cere '.Eighth District firemen yester will be improved considerably’’ . Tax Lien the day can have a chance to dump th> egg farmers of the Eastern to do. That does not.make.it right,' day . axtlrijfuished flames which and as sections are completed the eled ear Clips: They're worn tn the the rubbish. Nq collection service monies by a color guard made .up road will be open for 2-way traffic. U.S. CJovernment against Philip geabtiard went dojvn to Congreae. but It dose mean that hf has the dirt and perspiration disappear like magic. It of four o f. hli World War 1 com- started from a short circuit in the hair rather than on the ears. , othef than a semi-annual pickup - '"'iV ' L- Burgess of 39 Hudson St., $1,1 is rnaintained here for trash. tad aakad for govSnunent help, tq privilege- of using an Ainarlean- keeps the woven-in, tailored-in quality of clothes wiring of a car owned by Kurt El- 048. ' 4« eom ettog tb'allevlaU the prce- "You guys are always showing genbrod, pqrked-,gt 7 Lydall St. Marriage License Over the .winter, i-ubblsh ' ad to mada law for hia dictatorial pur,- "alive” even after as many as 25 dry cleanings. Up in the moat unusual placea,’ he Firemen lajd damage tjo wiring be *tockptle . ' - period ia 57 dbgrees ranging from bean disorderly. Some of those ap-‘ cleared ten addUlohal avqijabla, '■ and reduce its production, housdjr eevdn stofes and 30 people. 'or' Mayoso is a member Of ti\e club. "For the promotion of better (3D—Tha use of \rolnwatqr' for acres of land, most of It w'Mdad h kitchen acheme.— The Southern New England Telephone Company a norinol high of 69 to a normal peering before the Board have government in our town, 1 wUlaak •u t, U aomabody ia supposed to There were no Injuries reported aEANERS low. of 44. At New Haven and Hlaitidk Ie in connection with 'Na used improper language. Soipa drinking' and foo4Kwepaiwtion and some containing sewer sedi among the residents. Several fire tional Youth Fitness Week, which the Board to declare that such-be pnrposes hoe been bonlkMl on the mentation beds. Soma grading V |t oat of the bualiiew, so’it won’t LAUNDERERS /^Bridgeport the normals are 54, 63 have resorted to peraonal ettaoks. havior will no longer be permitted man 'suffered from smoke l^ aia- and 44. It will be warmer Tueiday Ie being celebrated this week. Such behavior violates our rules of Island of Soltholm after>qtudlea - will have, to ba-done, ha said, and ke ap erawdad, or som tb^y ia sup- tlon. Fire fighters from 11 com- '■'X' '• at our mestinge.” abowed â heavy Increase of ■ brook piped. .. 489 E. MIDDLE TPKE. 10 HARLOW 8T. Ae •Jriension eheem mmkea • wMêrfwl tHt ter mey ttm ileel and Wednesday and then turning .«4er. Pewqll'e request, backed by th* pshM, to stop sEpanding produc- panjea aided in fighting tha blase. BIANOHESTER—MI 8-ISM cooler toward the end of tha waska Mrs. ûUa Chadwick, .688 Canter radioactivity" In the water. Of- The 10 acraa ahouk) mast me ROCKVnXE—TR 5-8501 "Tueadaiy night I will ask the Board, would glva mayor Bugant flolals of tM University of Oo- •• the saarket for everybody Thera was no damage Mtimata Rainfall will total one .quarter to^ St., Is recupara(lng at hep horns Board to acknowledge that. tha town’s needs tor about throe y4i«ra yad the causa.of tha nra waj not ESTABLISHED IN IfilS Olia kaif Inch in qhowere or Uiun- T.i kelly support for egarctalng a pen|nzgFn, w he^ the etndlee at tha maximum. PUIEtEW tKII-ke N ttar. w ho> to choose sad from an opsratlon. she waa die- rules for proper decorum In da- greatar use than ha has up to now were mode, refusqd to state ape- fiarahowera occurring Wednesday eherged Friday from Manchester bats which qpply to the dtfouap After that, ha will lurte to ts d ' of 'hta power to declart abusive cifleolly tea degite* of rodloow! itum to/thq axiating dute»%ad ■ --/W;. - Memer(al . * ■tont of Bqbrd mambers muat be tpeeken out ef order. . . ttvlty la IhAwJer. A A ‘.^.- ( bogin wJtet will ■ «- V ■ I A 1 ■ ■; ■ ■ivi N '.i..' / ’■’til’ V ‘ ■ !'’■. KX.■- ?■" V-7 jVf'l 1^'- , ■ *■ ■’ ; ■ ' ' ’ ■ ' ■ ■ \ X ■ -'V . / y ‘ • V ■ • /' X ^ ^ ^ ^ X, 4 PAGE BIGHT * JliNUHiSSTER BVENINQ HERALD, MANCHEBTEB, CONW^ MONDAY, MAY 4 . 19S9 MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD, MANIdNe St ER. OONNh ^JONDAY'MAY 4 , 1^B» PAOfe MINM DAILY CROSSWORD PUm.lS BUGS RUNNY UUR BUARmNG UUU8 E w ith MAJOR HUOPLM CUAN IP -X \ 'RockviUe-VeTnon. Rockville . irf »r$ MX VEBV NCI NOWeVEK .IfX^CTToX*** , TiBLityt I f x r t ^ that i o w n ,B6MCPV TMMr%u»rBoirHwiTHn < 'AnwNr to PrwIoUo '^WTK ON A » 6 i TM’ WINMN’ UNC IN THE CUKNe MA«N‘T. \ 6 9 V ^ CAeSA<ÂRTHA,ftMaV *T'- OCSAN'LlNEir. A JINSLE CONfTCSTJ iNTOAir/ S.Y13U 3E5T/AH0DPLE ViORKi® 0 | | p n Bays He Favors L'sst Rites Set THI OKAY WAYI SVLVKTES! ITASTE5! .r‘5BSbVOii ASA MENIAL LAgORER^ : lookbdukbali UM-HAC— FACTI^MV BelHiid an Mils? Get back eh b u t -' •tv « SPECIAL UKTILaAWT< AOBOH BPoKiwtoa For Girl, 17, gef-wilh an OksyLeanl You trade . LOYE.l HAVE AN IMPORTANT iBflitnMBt 09 HOUSKEO « » UWCH/WNAT IWtlMI '. vfel.. ' oM MIU for oeih , . . and.,}xMf APP0lNTMEMTt3DAy t) INTK- 4 Male deaa. sr B ill as W ritten cheM tho menihly poymenasl > YOO S ) l ^ 1 0 &KM WITH% MieW A SEMOEMAN 3UST InitrumcBt. (pL) “ >SlN6IM«a)C0M8eR3? gACK FROM MADASASCAR (eoU.) ■ - Killed in Car Just phene to epply for ^ _ Efe UP— MV geOTHER 7. • Curvad e leen. Then, if jJur 7 fOR A MOST IMPORTAiAT 4Fr«ieh—^ molding U i l ^ Harman. df. Olaon aaid tO'ânnNamry dinnar and danca to TOM aOST PHONED ME THAT HE • UlMiCSl loen ie epprevod, drop ' CAU THI MONtY V POSITIONn /: IN THE EXPORT • OiVa,aaaMB| b» bald gatuiday. Funeral servleM wilt be held to in’ to pick up the cayh \ ASOeUNEDOPfORYOU JTRADt/y chaneUr 7Bem day M will go alodR the aa' morrow at 8:16 a.m< for Mtle tiM THE CITY PARKIN,USiNO The Olri Scout and Brownie Wn. M ltelM l3 -4 U l USOBU • Approaebaa lacU^ .ddâ e^wojldauon chartaH Jacquelynn V. Kunkei, if, of 8 ns MAIN STHCET MANCHE8TCE [REAL GgASi SEED AND i 1 ITS I t ATPT7 BHaUfioutbook TIU2ER/ "STILL , ____ t7 Of a dMalrt 4SAflciaBt Spiia aommlaaion by a town maatlng, a* the Enlleld School, ttndeld. Mcl^lght (jirele, RoekvIUA who ’V LOANSr FROM $U to $606 MDlMorS lOBlnda " - - ...... " '■*''Insurance” ' ------will "" be the aub* (IA10N8Y/ (OtfdMM i i Bnmtlalbabit 36 Cote aiAnWMdM praacribad In the bill now before was killed Friday nl|rkt in an A loan of $106.00 eoeta $!^S0 when promptly'repaid In I I tiunaeutteo ject of a class |n pomkm* ownership monthly taetaUmente of ftO.fIS each;. IIMountain pa«nBbseuUna "MWortcunla 44jMd>a the Leglateture. automobile aecldent In Weet^. Staf l-M MTunieoata .ppelUUon llB ted ^ at Rockyilia-Vernon A m li Kva- vThe lkllkcOon oT the commlttae at nlng School in Room ' 16 from 7 to ford. IITlid lISMtees*^ IIiMdinobema 4 7 M « ^ • a town rdeetihg wdS the'.only ob ALLEIi' OOP DY V. T. HAMUN tOEatebiway || Ascends UFstharar 9. Five othare were hurt in the jection'OTS tbayor had to the bill. romlag Eveats PREFERRED FINANCE II PootUka p ^ 14 Ctanreh recast mother biA Atj-Wlli hot cause him to oppoae i'A- crash. All are etiU paisUente -a t ..tUT NOT IN TMW OOMC VWLL,COM«y»BOWnM _ ^ <35^ llMakaaa IS Shank 40Kindefhat The Class of 1934 of-Rockville' Johnson Meriuirial Hospital In OMRA mscsAOcm TH* VBMIOSS WI . / NOW IP MOU X TV« audSYOPRSM. mlsUka IS Perfume 41 Group of ai|fat SO 1 conscifldîan la fuiy way, hei aald. High School will observe its silver I (■you WJD OOI» UBSO MOONPEOPLE USED/MAUV want/ TIME- tstmNcnoN.' The City (jouricll will dlacuas Stafford Sprtrigs, They are: Law cbackE* K » 8W>CE travel,! 10 send MS V MACMNEr mi l4Hurt > anniversary .at Schaub'i, Rbatau- «C . e rence Kyeeri 21, of Newton Fall, •uwt n> HOftNOURTRlP.' MOparaUe solo who-tt-wantQ.on the committee and LIKE y a m ? ■rvWkT IHINfi OP \ SOMEWHERE, rant, Rt. 5, EMt Windaor' May 23 Ohio, a eailor who drove the car; VOUR8 GIVES MB l7ChUI tnamb^rs 'may make namlnatlons at 6:30 p.m. Clasa members may yWCKlO^ k from the floor of the town maet- e. • ' Ralph Wheelock, 31, of 66 Grand /it? Super Murktli la Moadmitr ‘ v o R onw e THECLANSSJ lOQn tteia contact Mrs! Ann Sargeant Clark *•■■■■ '.V; • AVe., Richard 8. Pollio, 16, of 48 V Ing, just like any other cltlKene. •''* ^ ^ V J. iJkPr MOON- “A II Baseball pltdi dr Mrs. . Dorothy Geissler for Park St., Keith Klnny, 30, of 53 &• l4TwUi|ht V ■ I think if we have a elate with reservations. YOU'D IS Titeuninf \ abllUy the people will go along Wlndemere Ave., and Roy Auclair, 261 BrekilSt. $ 1161. Cnittr St. / Better The Woman''a Republican. Club Ig, of 8 Eaet SL, all of RockvUte. II Compasa point r \w lth ua,” Olson aald. Ho stressed of Vernon Will hold a food sale Fri c o m e 17 Knocks tliat paraona with experience in. / State Police, -who are atlll In- HOMEWrm 11 Building sitss’ day from;, 11 a.tn. to 3 p.m, at-the vesttgatlng the adcident, aaid the A3 0 B» -government are needed on ^ the Chase Ruilding. 5 40 Brain covering charter comjnlaalon. alx ^ th a were riding in a con OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 41"-----Paul" > A trout contest for men, women, '•m :. ■ * - vertible which hit a tree headon (Kruger) Queried as to,his feelings about boys and .girls, will close May 16. after the car left Old Springfield 43Donks9rs the chances of consolidation being Entrants muSt weigh in the fish Rd, Stafford. and FRIDAY'til 9 P. M. 4S Covers again approved under the proposed hill, at the Sport Center on Prospect Mies Kunkei' wae born in Al CARNIVAL BY DICK/TURNBR 41 Speak for the mayor aald he is optimistic bany, N. Y., sept. 34 IMl. daugh S I Cask about It. “A lot more people ara Tha Rockville Little League ter of Alton F. lielen Martin mil S3 Nomad Interested than thay’were before,” adlJL open its season May Kunkei and had 11^ In thla area rieenoiieeili Msam i S3 One time he laid. He mentioned a number of g^'with a doubleheader at Henry for about aix yearfe. She waa a X PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMELR BSWestSudanie caaea,,^ jvhlch it would be helpfu* Park. Opening day ceremonies will member of St. Bernard's Church dialect Include a parade. The annual fund I /'s o m e t w i n g JI to have a'consolidated government. Firemen quench flames cauiied by an unexplained explosion in and was a senior at Rockville ^ B E C A U S E ' SS Lafgc number The fact that city reaWenU do not drive will be held May 17. XsilCE, I ^1 ITS WAROLYl SS le t It stand .the cab of a Garden Grove dump truck last night. ’Ibe truck, High School. TUB. X >1 H O P E ! have a voice In the fire district Hospital Notes used to. pick up trash on restaurant grounds, was heavily dam Besides her parents, she leaves 'WAIT TILL S7 Craw’s cry Admitted Friday: Pauline- Todd/ YOLi WEAR WWAT which controls aonlng and plan aged, officials say. The cab and en^ne are considered a loss, four atatere, Mf*- Oharles Allen jT E A C W E R 5 V —ix nOTVN ning, te rural Vernon, was one case Summit -Rd., ■ Vernon; Timothy Blast Blows but the chassis and dump heist may be salvaged. TWo broken of Rockville, Mrs. Preston Wyman AND 1 style of drets menLloried. Another waa th a t re- Baraw, 111 Union St.; Gertrude SAID' Milne, 142 Union St.; Dorothy Al liquifled petroleum tanks fourtd in the cab are standard equip of West Hartford, Mrs. Perry L r H- f ISooo. devalopment of the city’s business ment of the caterers aqd are used for warming food. The lattice Ponsio of Weal Haven hnd Miss section win not coat the town any len, 65 Talcott Ave.; Joseph Zink- • Roof Off Cab er, RFD 3. •fehce surrounding the parking spdee was also burned. (Photo Joyce Kunkei of Hamburg, Pa. • r * ' thing, but the town • will benefit byBurkamp). - Funeral services will be held at ■ / twice aa much taxwise as the city. Discharged Friday: Donna Nax An as yet unexplained expipslon the White Funeral home a t 8:15, School Salaries Increased Han. 46 South St.; Mae Field, H art blew the roof from the cab 'of a /- WED. ford Tpke; Jane Pantanello, 19 dump tru e :, ai Are to a lattice Donald J. Zieihak, of 25 Server 80-foot long metal root from a land with requiem Maas at St. Ber- BY FRANK O’NBAL . Halses for all principals and ad ' nard’a (Riurch at 9. i. SHORT RIBS ministrators 1ft Uie Vernon School High St.; Florence Sheldon, Mile fence, and stantled diners at the Rd., was iti)6eked down by the ing craft storage shed, bent tele Hill Rd., Tolland; Lucille Connor, Garden Grove iast night juat after blast. Police said Zieihak waa ap vision antenna and flung garbage Friends may call at the funeral ayatam have been approved by the home, 66 ICIm St, from 8 to 5 and Boaird of Education. Stafford Springs; Mary Karos, 8 o’clock. parently not near the truck at cans about. There was no estimate BONUS Salaries were increased aa fol Warehouse Pt.; Anthony Lapointe, Firemen from Town Oompanies the time. ot damage. [ 7 to 9 p.m. today. ■ ‘ lows; ^perlntendent of Schools Tolland; Mary Jamieson. RFD 3; 1 and 4 were called to the Keeney Tlie roughly 70 people dining Raymond E. Ramsdell, from 111,- Doris Kuca, RFD 8; Julie Robin St. restaurant at 8:66 and re- at the Garden Grove 4t the time <7> S..' t kf Ssf U t. Pat. OM. were attending .-pi annuil bowling ^ mf kt NIA ta.wea. bsa. 4 ^ 000 to 111,600: A ssistant Superln son, Ellington. mateed fO . almost an hour quench tendmit Allen L- Oreeaer, from |9,- Admitted Saturday; John Phil ing the flamco which burned the banquet. - - Sciiohee Shrinks Piles BUYS! BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBRRS 450 to 110,220; ffigh School Prin lips, 17 Village St.: Norma Sears, lattice fence wh?re the truck was Police ’are'qu--stloning ail em Bm THDAV LONG SAM cipal Joaaph McChuker, from $8,- Box Mountain, Vernon. parked. ployes and guests of the establish 776 Vo $9,100; A s s i s t ^ , Principal Discharged Saturday: Marsha Police Chief James M. Reardon ment in an effort to explain the New Way Without Surgery ^0^h6^t(StSb9t Com S o t... -Jdartln Fagan, Who. la alto-director Clark, 143 Grove St!; Barbara and Town Fire (Dhlef W. Clifford blast. Policemen stayed on duty of kdult aducatlon, from $8,100 to Bevins, 132 High SL; Mrs. Vlr Mason said no cause for the ex to3 a.m. today getttrig the Investi Yin'll Sn$l ^8 500, • ginia Bahler snfT son, Ellington plosion oould be determined. gation underway. Stops Itch— Relteves Pain ElemenUey School .principals re Burton Ltsk; 144 Orchard St. Two liquified petroleum tanks, n*» T«ri>, n . Y. (SiM.1.1) - F o r the aatoulihlBg itatamsnU like "Pllea celved falsaB as follows: Miss Helen Rlrth Saturday; ■ A son to Mr, one ruptured end the oth^ split, TWISTER HITS SAN DIEGO first tinift scirnce has found a new have eaaeed ta be a proMarol" McCarthy, Verhbn Elementary, and arid Mrs. Kenneth Hall, Church St., and some oU-eoalied rags -were San Diego, Calif., May 4 l* — A hcajlSg-'iubstance with the aston The secret la a saw ktalisg luh- C. Arthur Mittson, Maple St., each Vernon. found in the cab of the truck. small tornado, a rare occurrence ishing ability to shrink hemor atanes (Bio-Dynaf)—diieovtry ef from $8,100 to $8,400; Renwlck J Admitted yesterday: Mae Rear Chief Reardon said it is unusual in this area,. caused minor dam rhoids, stop itching, and relieve a world-famous research institute.' Armour's Star and . L e ^ s, Northeast, from $8,400 to don. Loveland Hill; Michelle Casa- for such lanks to crack without age as it "Whipp^ across San pairi — without aurgery. This subitsnee Is now svsiltbla $8,750; Richard Sawyer, Sykes Is casa after case, while gently in rappesitery or •intmeaC form grande, 16 Windermere Ave.; Rob difect application of fiame or in Diego Bay and through the naval relieving pain, actualreduction under ths nsmt Pr»paraCitn H.*. Junior High, from $7,020 to $7,320; ert Berg, 14 Re«d St.; LUltan tense heat. station, , (ahriftkage) tookplaca. At your druggist. Hoiiay back Morrell's Pride and Joseph* Novak, advanced from BuckiplFter, Longview St. No one wae reported injured in The wind funnel moved In, from lio it am aiins of all—reautta wera gnarantas. teacher to principal. . Will receive Discharged yesterday; Alex Sul the explosion, although one man. the ocean yaaterday. It Hfted an m thorough that auffarert. made •iu«. V. g. r«L oe. $7,890. .. . . livan, South Windsor: Olive Wake- ■Quldaaca m ractor William A. Beld, 106 West St.; Timothy pops reCiived an increase in salary Baraw, 111 Union St.'; Norma from $TJ®0 to $7,760. Sears, Box Mountain, Vernon; ill Oil SAXON BV KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD ”L don’t know whethor It spoils their appîtes or not, " New Elk Meinbara Pauline Todd, Summit Rd., Ver but it sure ruins a grocery bill.’^ Nina new members were recent non;'Joseph Zinlter. RFD 3. ly initiated Into thO Rockville Lodeaxtf Elkp. They David jr. Vernoa wriMDtfoottvUk news Is COOKED N. Pigeon, John N.' ItlddlOU|fh. Pierre handled .. through The Herald’s / l.nTLE I S>(^TS BY ROU!?tM'!l O'Seep and Norman Young, all of e Bureau, 7 W. Main St., S*w«?dVV»^ y RockvlUe; .William E. Alexander Iiono TRemont 6-81S8. of Talcxgiwtlle, J|une* G. Conway, "X SPKINC Ellington; Jêa M. Maggerty ARSMA and Leonard A. Lucia, Vernon Frederick P. Mahr, South y n 4 ^ - iBailey Threatened sor. F. Joeeph LaCrolx, am|/Paul \ Sheridan transferred from^ Wind HAM To Remove Judge, sor. Pluses for'lMoth^ Democrat Charges / A series of claaaei; for expectant X. S L I C E D 7 mothers will begin Thursday at tha office of tlje' Rockville Public (Oenttened from Page Um ) X.. OR IN PIECE Health Nuraing Assn, on Park St. B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Claasea will be held for five eneff to strip Koislm of his judge- \ weeks on^Thursdays, from 2 to ship unless he threw his support to 8:30 p.iil. Any expectant mother in Kowalski. BY ROY CRANE Afterward, Kimball said, “when / pUTlUfNtHO, Roc)riê, Vernon, Tolland or El 4 - THIY did A EUtH JOS ON YDWl ATTIIOT.PEP.' lington da eligible to-attend, if she Mr. Bailey solicited Mr.. Lyford’s •MOON'’SUIT, «WV»R. IT'S r oeiAWisi-^ _ IVtllYlOOY'S i* undMT the care of a physician. withdrawal from a primary con LB 7 SSAPY. ISTTIRWNIPUFTO A FRCNPtY STATION,T CAUSHT HAPPY. I'VE GOT / ' Further information may be ob test, he gave me his - personal they seienade THE fWSSJRE SUIT UNIT, lui. OODLES or THE THESWirrKT, .■XCD-c;:® cXP. tained from the office. pledge that this political - reprisal I • 1- MEDICAL DEPT., NAS NOtSOtK, SQUADRON VflUtS CAUED \TODAY, HOTTIST PIANE Women’s Group to Meet would, not be carried out. Mr. AND TRY IT OUT IN THE • WHIIS YOU WERE GONE. 1DADPC , The Women’s Guild of St. Ber Bailey, with the collusion of the ALTITUDE CHAMBER. I'M GOING TO tOVt nard’s (Jhurch will hold its ■goYerrior, has now broken that /. our kitchenVaids monthly meatlng tomorrow night fl^ g e ." w h 6 l i g a n n e d In SL Bernard's Hall a t 8 o'clock. (’Judjge K&isim said yesterday ^ y J All members are urged to attend. tlWt lUmbairs accqUnt of what oc / - Events Ibnlght curred was true. Nirtther the Gov 12 POUND John Dormer of Manchester will ernor nor Bailey \yu available for Happy housewives milM-^lnNiiidind sin^sing praises '’loud and long of HAM AVERAGE 1 . 6 9 ' discuss basic water safety at comment. / their Glenney deshgnedjdtehens. Just ask the gal who has one. .'\lHiNtA,WHERE SUt'S meeting of the Maple Street PTA Judge Koisim/nas servM one 2- FAH AGAIN DRAWS AN at 8 o'clock a t the school. year term as judge of tne Wisst- ADMIRING CROWD.... BV DICK CAVALU The American Legion Post will pbrt Town Court and Is completing MEEKLE moot kt 8 to discuss plans for the a second now. . Yesterday a lo y ^ y l^ told us that her neighbor has a Glenney de signed kitehewivM eotorful Formica coonter tops thot are a cinch Special all this Week! MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD to keep clean . , • sun-inviting windows that ore eosy to open.

HERE'S THE REPORT ON IS THAT ^hMm .' but that f e u o w may have heard / AMUKTA LIMITED, MR.M!CUJSKEy) SO? ’ ABOUT A NEW VEIN BEING UNCOVERED - OR She hen Mcirlite plonk and block waHs and. noise-absorbing telling Fried SceHeps WELL,DIDN’T M5CLUSKEY \ VES-BUT IT WAS VERY -ITS AN OLD MINE AND J r WELL,! .^^SCIMETHING.' ILL BUY A FEW 5HARBS :■ THINK IT STRANGE THAT THE ) -APPARENT THAT IT ^ PRACTICALLY WORKEDOUT/J WAS JUST Ik WRDR THE WIFEWIFE-AND - AND LfT HER HAVE vf. tHe . . . Gregg birch tobinets in butternut finish that ore chock full PELLOW CAME W TO SEE y-MEANT NOTHING TO HIM, CURIOUS/J SOME FUN WATCHING IT/ of storage space and sove her so many steps. ' ' CLANCY.'HIS MIND IS ONLY JUSrHEAT. ^ ------ly -.--NpN HIGH-PRICED STOCKS', You don'f^pleca your ( r fumeee^ften W e toid tier we coold moke her kitchen look like this, gnd for a AND SERVE .. /■ , / - y ' price bi. tutte willi budget. We will . . . and, we'H do it for you

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MANCHESTER EVEN ^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNH, MONDAY, MAY 4. PAGE ELEVEN M Q i T t l l M A ^C ^T E B IfiVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. Mi^T 4 .196t ------, « . .. — ------e------^ ^ ^ ' ...... ' Yanks Lo^Nine of Last l(h Drop to Setenth Place One of BasehalVs Greatest THE Herald Angle E i^ t IiMihea Diskînce of/îctory^^ m Derby • »y * Off to/ Fast Start EARL YOST Jo ck ey Made Local Sport ^ o w n Tops EIBEf ;N„ Spnrte Bdltor Oh, Four Victories of N>w York. i -AmerleM liMgM Sunday \ ■■^np with ji top.coat, buttoned'to the Kight Choice / Chatter By Little Manson YMterd«y'a RbMlta top. We agreed that this waa any to^ ••fly to c*n ! Th«*T^kw. who no«r h»v« New Yoric, May! 4 (jp)— T h li^tu re th* triple eroW n^ home riina,# Jerry Lynch Mammed a Ujre«' , Nothing epeclal was planned for Detroit. 4-8, N w York 1-S. runs batted in and'Iâttlng per run homer in the ninth tn snap a thing but baseball vi-eather and New York. May 4 UD—If any H itHracIf twftnugcr but tlie jj,,t ftv« in •occMslon ahd nin« of Cleveland 5-1, Washington 0-8. •may be the year in which the daytime hours except’ the short that we would wait another few; At Louisville n e w r e c o r d s will l^,.'lhe' their laat 10. itow rest In sev«ntih centage. Me has worKall thfee 3-3 tie and give the R ^X UiMr one ta going tq ovarUka Brown ta vear-old. ciirar-smoking Sir Baltimore 4, Chicago 2 (10). Henry' Aaron establishes him titles but never in one yehr, motor trip to chiirch with mem weeks before heading for Fenway ordar of th« day tomorrow" af'tJfr*' ilatrtea must have ■„nudas place, e ’a (amea behind the Amer Kansas City 7, Boston 3. self as one of basebairs flrat game victory over the bers of my family . . . When the Park to w'atch the rad Sox, and Louisville, K.V., May^4 (/P)— noon w'hen Coach Paul- "PSlnney'a tha BMiarn Intgreollaglgta Baa*' to«yb. Look what the likeable ican league l*adtM Gleveland, W, L. Pet. C.B. JJihdnnati ahd Los Angeled'îyere era. Bob Mabe won rains came. 1 wasn’t unhappy be- ■Ted ;WllUams, play. . . , Numerous X Rad and Whits aqugtf 'hoata CCIL hall League, thoykê flrat going ta which split a dotjIMMader with greatest righUnded hitters, in a Virtual tie, with the GiaXts Danny McDeVltt got- the Mdse I wSs able to view portions Willie Shoemfiker made, the rlvala Wstheraflc^''and Hall In a llMi« round man dldûst J4 i*®';’” Cleveland .. .,13 fl .722 — alongside such famous slug- requests fo r. tieikets to major hava to learn, to taine 11UI* ^ v * after he had b«^h appointed the Washlnôn. Jim Grant had Chicago ..I t 8 .570 2>4 for second place following the splttj ey,n. spacing' 10 hits in . ^ three baseball games on video. league baseball gamea in Boston right (thoice when he seletted 3:15 trlangiijar .triirk meet at tha Manaon. pitched the.AullimB to a 5-0 tri gera aa Bogera Hornsby, Harry of their doubleheader. The R e d s.^ p q ,j Hodges cracked a. Two- arhool'a n a ^ 4reTd''ll will mark the Petroit mannger,, Baltimore .. , . n * .579 2 ', a « < ...... J._^ Red Sox-Washlngton, Yankees- an(l, New York have been received Tomy Liee over Sword ^ncAr Manaon, a atyllah rigbthaadav, umph lt>:tiie opener. Hal Griggs .,11 8 ..579 2ij Hellmann, Ed Delehanty, > Sam won the first game ,6-3 and the run single in the sixth to spark a / Baltimore and Cards-Dodgers. My and many all filled >but 1 know /J'tjr’at ach(»lDoy mest over the high ha* won four of B ro w ’s fiv* He took a eadly' diaorgani^ of Waîogton oiitpltched veteran Kansas City Crawford;" Jimmy Foxx, Hank Dodgers took the secoivl, 7-1. as hiaKentuck;^ Derby mount. Washington ..11 10 .524 S 't three-rim rally against l/ser Joe biggest thrill ir. front of the teevee that there .are seats other Ijian 'arhool track and consequently leagiie victories so far. Ha pitched Petrolt team, brought an Mtlh' Garcia 3-1 in the nightcap Greenberg and AJ Stmmona. p Chicago maintained its .500 Nuxhall. screen wsa in the ninth inning of Tê evidence is down in the. rseprda will be aalabllfhed tn ail er - • Charlie Maxwell out pf loston ...... '7 9 .438 5 * • * y' “down front, right behind the' dug- hooka for the Engliih-bred Tomy the Bears into sola poailam on Of Baltimore mover! Into a triple bw York . .. 7 12 .368, (Di la this going overboard on a fel level, dividing a pa,ir with Phila the Yankee game when Baltimore out or catcher” that must be sold 12 running and flald ev4nta. first place in tharlaaâ the tie for second place with (ItlcagQ low who’a just had flve full aea- delphia. The Cubs won the'opener PIRATES 4. CAjtDfi 8—Bill Lee iieat Sword Dancer by a qese. pJlclKr — Don Mosoi — out Detroit .. 4 15 .211 9ti relief pitcher Ernie Johnson came too. . . . My sons couldn’t waft for when Brown knocked Army and Kan.ses Chty. defeating the Today's Games sone of major league warfare 4-3 and the Phillies triumphed in Maseroski tripled lir the tying rim , on to strike out the side and pre- the dinner table to be cleared at But had the four-time nat^lonal LITTLE LEA'g Vk officers and a share of the top spot on a iL 8 rw?rworkedvorked bullpen and pnproceeded tVhite Sox 4-3 In 10 innings. The in the aeventh, then Singled home riding champion aelecte(l' Sword to lead the cellan-dweJUiwg- reJUi^ Tigers Boston St Ksnsss City 2:30 p.rfi under hia belt? Perhapa, byt fel the nightcap 5-4. Pittsburgh de - serve the wdn for the Orioles . . night to have-m.e-hit fly balls. coBchas will hold an Important decision. Manson pitched a six-hit; j Athletics trminced Boston. 7-3 lows like Aaron come only' once feated St. Louis 4-3 in the fleet the winning nm In the ninth as After dark with son Dean I headed After a two houf perio(l I an Dancer, “he attll w-ould.-have 'been meeUng tomor/ow night ' at 8 ter in that on*. t.-i a stoitr[thing doubleKeader awwp; . . . Hoeft (1-1) or Casale (1-2) vs Pittsburgh madff it two in a row right. Thdt waa the opinloh of Yankees The Tsltourts (0-OJ- In a couple of decadea. Ask the game of'their twinbill. The Cards for the Manchester High gym to nounced that I had had it for one o'clock at the Army and Navy Brown then ran ita record to 5-1 ov-er thV^the New Ypr*i 1 ''INDIAN’S *-l. SENATORS *— San Ptancisco Giants. were leading 2-1 after 6'a innings over St. Louis, Manager SoUy He- night and retired to my easy trainers today . after one of the Club. Final filana for the forth Saturday by stopplrtf Columbia scores or I.y auapicioiia debut Only Game fteheduled , talk with and watch Wilt the Stilt most thrilling ‘of the 86 Derbies at { Billy Martin was the batting star Tomorrow's Schedule All the XTilWaukee mauler did of the second game, halted by mus drove in the lead run for tha Chamberlain play basketball. The chair. ■ ■ . coming season will be mailc, In 8-4. were 4-2 )MM S-2. yesterday against the Giapta was Penhsylvania's 7 •p.m. curfew law. cards \vtth/a doqble before the Churchill Downs. •'.s cluding the town-wide volieellon That gave it a half-game load I of Cleveland's first game trnirnph. New York at Ksnsss City 9 p m former Kansas. All-American ar- Tomy Lee’s 71-year-old trainer, '■ ope day, Dy'kes n on as I He drove in two runs with a single hit a aingte and two home runs. The game will be resumed June" 2. second game was halted by cur riyed more than an hour late an(l . Thursday which is icheduled for SiindHy, over Navy, which alao markad ttp niartd "games as his predecessor. Washington at Chicago 2 p.ni. few. Hetyiua ignited a lively rhii*, Frank Oiilds, aiiid. "That eight I and homer and scored twice. The Boston at Detroit 2 p.m. He scored three ritns and drove in * y * (luring the lull I talked baseball, Once ugain the weather waa more F'arm League eoaches are also a pair of victoriei oyer the waek* Bill Ndrman. had won in the pre- another with a'aheriflee fly aa the barb in'"' the sixth when his bat inchea ithe margin of victory urged to attend. i end and now clalma' a 4-1 leqipia ,,/W - I shutout was the first by Cleve Baltimore at Cleveland 7 p.m. BRAYES 9. GIANTS 4—.Six the oTd Twilight League brands siiUed for ducks and football in makes a great horse out of Tomy WONDERFUL WATER BABIES—The Outdoor National* at Redding. Calif., July vioWillie Mays, Daryl SpenCer and , ly. If It wasn’t for Bobby Knight’s cftjss'er Motor Sales asked for the American record, 4:58J2. Mis* Stob* scored in the 100-yard free *tyle. Mis* Ordogh lalni won two of the thfee ■Ingira ! Harvard, Cornell and Dartmouth Chicago 4-4, Philadelphia 3-5. tell thh" whole story. He is tied with "If you xlon’t get Shoemaker it matcheaiand both doublei In store , —while. Navy la Idle in Migne reeled them to a fourth place fin ington tallied three unearned runs Andre Rodgers got then) feSr the CUBS 4-4, PHILS 8-5—Lee ball handling and some fine shoot ^ m e of the illneSs which led to looks as if you might as wrell not copped the 250-yartl breaatroke. ish. In the last m'onth and a half on an error, a single by Bob Al Pittsburgh 4-1. St. Loiiia 3-2 teammate Eddie Mathews for the Giants. , 'Wells’ foul'th hit, a^ dduble. drove Lou Clelirig’s death. Answer waa an easy 9-1 victory over the Injuns. competition. - ' (First Game, 10 Inning.sl. ing the affair would have been p run,” said Moody Jolley, trainer of Navy’s tw'o declalohs laat week of the lOhS season, the Reds, un lison, a two-run double by Harmon league's home run leadership with Del Crandall joined Aaron in the in Tony Taylor with the winning dud. amyotrophic lateral. soterosis, a Dunce, w-ho finished seventh In the Neal Gottfried chalked up the der Dykes’ leadership, played .585 Killebrew sHd ICd Fit* Gerald's sin (Second Game. Suspended After eight; He leads tn hits, is third in Braves’ homer spree. A double by run in the ninth in Chicago's first form of infantile parAlysia . . loser's lone triumph in the singles. * were 4-l over Cornell and 8-2 vrer 7 Innings i; 17-horse field. "Boland had the j Dartmouth on Gerald HiU’a good (W24-L171 ball. Under Tebbetts gle. ôcky Colavlfo ruined Griggs’ runs scored with 18, tied for third Frank Torre, however, was the game triumph over Philadelphia, Monday. “ «. Pete Kletcha,_ who was a handy race w'on but Shoemaker just oiitr UG>nn.îid Trinity Triumphi Baseball M Day they had played .460 ball shutout bid with a home run for W. I Pel. G.B. with eight doublet, and tied for key blow. It came with the bases ■nie Phillies rallied for two runs man .and ■ jeck-of-all-tradea , per UMPIRES in Ihe EaatFrn Con-1 /Ive-hlUer. Milwaukee ...... 10 6 .62.’> -r^ fifth with 20 runs batted "in. His full to highlight a five-run fifth in the eighth inning of the night First report of D^ng Farr’s rpde him.” ;' necUcul Board wlU hold a meeting Hai'vard jumped from 10th to • • • • the Indiana in the last of the 198 duckpln .bowimg,'single on former W'ith PoKsh-Arjericer Club Elliott Burch,' trainer of Sword San Francisco ..11 8 .,579 / 't slugging percentage is an in against loser Johnny Antonelli cap to overcome a 4-3 deficit. entries in the Twilight Baseball M-Day wa* last Satur tonight at 7,o'clock at the West seventh with two wifla—8-6 Over 'nGER8 A«, YANKS J-* — ninth. Cincinnati ...... 11 8 .579/ >, Sunday in Bristol .vms phoned in Dancer, refused to answier when To Maintain ^Winning Streaks Side Rec. i Columbia and 2-0 over Princeton, /“ Dykes, of course, didn’t pitch and • • • credible .972. V and two relievers. Triples by Ed Bouchee and v^llly League for years, wanted to know asked if .his horse would have won day * on the area college Ixia Angeles ...12.12 9 .571 '•) If he continues even near this • • • Post were followed by Harry An by Don Cow'les, ,a' fellow worker . In the only other ftiagbe gam* ', is! away from Boland.” said one. "He's dlebury, 8-3. It was Wealeyan’s Lone Unearned Run of Trinity pitched the Ban ! at 6:15 at Mt. Nebo in the Church ' Horvard-Yale Regatta. iseum'-.^fter having been confined 8F ^ C T £ D 12 HOLES ganiM but not w'ithout a s^rug- pay day on Friday and this w'as a great hand rider. But Shoemaker' aevenUi victory of the season. Fred I League and the North Ends and : The June l?Ui classic, to ba ton pitcher Pedro Ramos, who is being held back by St. Louts at Philadelphia 7:05: to-the abbreviated acreage of Eb- Thus ends iwamost frequent ar gle. Bernie KaVlin Used his weight no e.xcciftion.. .Given a choice of has that little something extra." Stone homered (or Wesleyan in Csl ’Telley. h'eld the Westfield, tams to a 9-0 success over p.m. gument in New 'Yi»rk saloopS'which One-Half Huhdloap First National collide at 6:15 in neld on neutral waters at Naw Becquer. Brawl started wlien Tribe, centerfielder Jim bets Field. Saturiilay to advantage but. it Was offset by dealing with a lefthanded or right- Pictures of the race show that the. third. Maas. 'Teachers to five hits st New Coast Guard Academy at ithe Rec League lid-lifter.et Chart London. Conn., U on* of tha last Chicago at Pittaburgh 7,;1.5 p.m. The erstwhile Bums of Brooklyn went' on through m»soii.8 and re Haven as Qulnnipisc. College Piersall wi'nt toward' mound after he was bruslied hack San ânciaco at Cincinnati 9 Class A-Lou"' Becker 44-4-40, tha play of Harv'ey, King. Jim Her- handed teller at the Trust Co., I Shoemaker shifted his whin to his Fifth League latss Hartford.' In Whitewashing er Oak Park remaining endurance rbeae for Carey: Remember Way Back by a pitch from Ramos. (AP Photnfax) swaggered into Philadelphia, the peated World Series.N^’ho was the Paul McNamara 46-4-42, Stan Hl- die and Joe Czerwlnski. One of selected the portaider. Jackie Hed- left-hand in the final yards, gave At Ithaca, N. Y.. Yale strove scored s 2-1 victory! It was Quin- erSws. It is a fo'jr-mile teat,, won p.m. ' National I..eague's lone remaining best all-around ballplayer—Snider, the moat consistent performers is lund, a flne baseball pitcher. The ntplac's fifth victory in six starts. the Cadets, McDonough al L.OS Angelei at Milwaukee 8 p.m. linskl 43-1-A2, Lee Terry 43-1-42. Tomy Lee three cracks and then (or its _ second___ _ .Ivy . . ___ League____ vlijtory_____ IMPERIAL CATERERS headed last year by Yale, eastern outpost, on the first trans Mantle or Mays 7 Each ledstheir re Class B-Jack Coy 48-5-43, Bob Ruas Potterton, who -retains his rightie, occupjing the teller's post IH’erally lifted the Texas-ow’ned j but came up with its fifth'] Westfield’s lone run Was unearned lowed but three hits, all by Tom Benoit and Jim Minicucci, The Crimson currently is brees- When Players Stole Bases? continental swing with (dght guys spective leagues In every eiepart- McCann' 50-5-45. boyrish figure by the w'eekly exer-; lo his left, was Vln Kohen, main- colt under the wire with a great league loss when Cornell scored In ! Also at New Haven'T Fairieigh- singles. The Bolton pitcher have beep-awarded the concession ing along in cham plon^p form. halting ,300 or belter -Dick.Gray, ment of the attack, stuck oirkde- Claris C-Lee Beauchene 50-9-41, clse. .Umpires' school for would- stay of Green manor’s basketball hand ride, ' * , the 16th Inning for a 3-2 victory. 1 Dickinson concentrsled Us power also hit safely tivice in rights at Iht Manchester Country Saturday, for instance,. Odoob. Hogan, Hawkins Clash Charley Neal, Don Demeter, Carl fensivelv. Ail agreed that tlie ^ y Led wood .52-11-41. be Little Leagpie umpires at -night team last season...Met Jim Boland claimed that he was > Yale took stngle-run leads in the ii) the middle innings to hang an Club for the 1959 season. 'Dinners Harvey Love’i crew battled a" ■ PtfUburgh-—(NEAl—Max Csrey^salivs, he'd never throw to first latter-day 'center fielder who e three official trips.- He pointa out qualities in baseball base, Major Leogua Eurillo, R(Vn Fairly. 'Vy-ally Moon. BLIND BOGIE EVENT at the ■'West Side Rec ocqupieil tCLeaiy oh Main St. and the veter- bothered by Tomy- Lee several eighth and 12th innings only to 8-2 defeat on New Haven Teach- will be served Tliursday, Friday headwind end choppy w*atera to Dim Zimmer and Johnny Roseboro. celled them was the incomparable First draw 86. Frank ObremsW. three hours with attendance pnce*an baseball umpire told me he had struck out^11 and walked todsy that differed from his time ■ - t ki.,ff.d a bunt as Bighee times ln the stretch but the .stew- have Corned tie things up. The ers. Frank Gilabert limlled New and-Ssdurdty nights. S(.t a Charlea River' courte reoo'rd —IPII ttrou^h 1930. The early foot on tiie heels of Joe DiMaggio. cond draw 98, tie. Bill Simp again good. I hope that the few : worked two baseball games this! ards. lafter review'ing the ’plciures-|Big Red scored; its winning run Haven t(i five hits and hit three but one, for a r.-Jle and three qt^rters. The started for second base on the To Decide First Money s=;^Leaders= the stumbling break of a year ago Demeter, a 'frall-l(joking indi'Vld- son Oqd Jim.Mellev. Ups and suggestions 1 passed [ spring at the Voom'« School in .nd holding up the official decision Both Morhardt and Mc "Th* emphasis todsy Is bn ate^h-'I deliberately held the bat in the 16th W'hen Leigh Schmalz singles and a double In his own ST.ANLKY MA1X)K. >it»ho died time, waa 8:45 fiat. .American League is enough td exCite even the strong ual standing six-four and /Weigh EVEN HOLES *long will be helpfuj to. the voiiin*i Windsor, thereby squashing vu-jf„r jg miniitea, said there was not beat out a hit"'lo deep Short as winning cause. Donough arc seniors. Ia«t Friday, was known as Whltey h o i^ runs and we didn't have -a foot above the ball in front, of and silent Walter Alston. If that ing 180 pounds, is not yet 24. but le-Half Handicap teera once the season starts. mors that he had retired. When i contact to warrant -chang- Mtlllins during .hia football playibg the opportunity for power ,I>e* Hank GOwdy's eyes so the catcher Batting (Based on 35 or more at Mike Kaufman scored front third. New Britain Teachers and Hart f ort Worth, Tex., May 4,(/P)— A couple of Texan.s—Ben were possible. was several years comijt^. He was Siindav v*e discussed the .weather, Jim j j^g. order of the finish, Bill Stevens-and Moe Morhardt ford University took part in the i daya with the CJIoverleafa'and Ma Faded to Win Tideg- cause' of the dead ball a®d"' the lost a little time getting hU throw bats)—Fox. Chicago. .398; Ktienn, i T uesday recalled the Good Friday in 1M9, p,j„t Landing, the 19.58 two- pitchers could use the various away. Hogan and Fred Hawkin.s—cJa.sh for tir.st money i ' the |27,- Detroit, .387: Power, Cleveland, I There.gre several reasonsTor the taken out of ap Oklahoma tryout Class. A-Ted Plodzik 36-2-34, led the attack as Connecticut de first • NAIA District 32 spring Onp-.\Iaii Track Team jors, one-time North Bind, power upbeat, biit the heat storv'" in,con camp only becau.Se.two other'kids Paul McNamara 39-4-35. On the road to recovery aderi -50 years ago—that-he K®*- kis ^ .slight feated Vermont for the second day sports festival 'at Bridgewater.'! ___^ houses. Baltimore. Md., May 4 tw — trick deliveries poylc outlawed,” "Tlien I sacrifleed Blgbee to 300 ('olonia) .National Invitation Golf Tournamcni today. It .384; White. Boston, .375; Kaline, | first job as a pitcher, Fairfield. May 4 (.P)—. New / 363. I nection with the club at the mor who have since (Jlsappeared imsist- Class B-Jack McHugh 44-6-38, twro operation*. A1 Roy stopped at 1 choice over Tomy Lee. trailed by in a row'. The key blow' in a four- Mass., with New Britain defeating Britain High School’s one-man ConhecUcut duckpln bowlers foil the old pyiahurgh mitfieldeir third and the next batter hit a will be Ha\vkin.mon Washing- to CTleveland . . . Chris Qlenney Myles McDonough, Senior pitcher . - n... , North Ends - %-s. Fipast. 6:15— Hawkins, the tall man from El to tic Hogfln. shooting r one-over- * ^ runs the farms, predicted that he Floyd - Swede from Bolton and former Manches As for the Derby, Tdmy Lee ran ; (garter 0«ik. „Carey was the best base steal- thrown out only twice. Today par 71 on the final 18. his last nine u:,-*' Miss Ratvis Heads I eventiiall.v would make Snider, the reported all was well' in Boston the 1 1-4 mile.* in the fa.*t time of br in the National League and player whoTtMls'' arma'nv"a!i "'.'’o " " " « o' nioney IxnIas itv UftrvAvt I* ^ *•*» 4 I*OX/ CMc&go, 331 BerLOlB, and that the Red Sox may surprise ter High performer. Used main Center COngos va. St. Mary's, : Nonpariei. Something other than ly in the outfield thla season by 2;02 1-5, earned a net of $119,650 6:15—Ml. Nebo. , only T\’ Cobb of the American ! 20 base# U considered an artist.tournament in 12 com-: fion*: a ."ToTtmro puie m i j the key middle man In the out Fight Slated a lot oT people, including the for the richest purse in the race’s rivaled him in this department, j Some of these youngsters should For ânk with $$ (joach Dan Jessee, Myles express ■Marines ve. BllVa, 6:15—Rob- the top aa, Kroll's bid definitely Cleveland. 28, Tasbv. field. " Yankees . . . Afternoon plans were ed a desire to pilch once again. history' and ran hia total earningr*- son 'have seen Max Carey. The old/°*’Khl a head-to-head duel with died Willi a double bogey on 15. Baltimore. Maris. Kansas City and ’ again altered and it gave me an .‘‘It a funny how you the great Hogan down the stretch Allison. Washington. '2.5. Asheville, N. C.. May- A ‘lAh — When young Demeler hit a home He got his wish 4Jie following, day to *371.617. He paid *9.40. Walnuts vs. Willis, 8:30—Rob lltUe things that happened years j.™**‘*'^ might^hs\e given them «" • vesterdav to lie for first place at Faded and Shot 75 rjin for the Brooks in the fall of For Theaiters epportunily to view J'few innings l.-'.f- Doubles-- William.s. Kansas City, i Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg. S. of the Manchesl ;r-\5'indham CCIL and blanked Coast Guard. 9-0. ertson. ago,” Carey went on. "For In-• 28,5 (or 72 hole.s KrolJ wound up with a horrend-[ 8; Strickland, Cleveland. 7: Boyd '.56. Roy Campanelja promptly Myles reported Wes Feshler, fine High baseliall va. Platt, 8:15— stance. I managed to steal be-j -j Sank 12 Foot Putt oi.is/7 and a tie for fifth place ] Baltimore. Fpx. Cliicago and Sie- p:! headed for a bank today', j tagged him .toe D, a fine compli New York, May 4 (>P)—Look for baseball game at Mt. Nebo. Manchester athlete, had be.en acAj Schoolboy Baseball Mt. Neoo. cause I learned the mannerisms »- • »» *997..50 richer thanks to her caol I nient to DiMaggio. an announcement soon that tha It was cold and windy and cepted at T rinity.. Watched with'' of the pitchers. 5 c j« r B e a ti DrlSllCCl I Hogan took, over the ;ead (roni with Uonel Hebert of I,4ifayette. 1 vers, Washington, 6. ( a.rter thi^'innings I departed for Week’s Schedule Higji golf va. Molbney—Count- La. who earlv in Ihe round had TripIes-/Hou.se. Kansas City. 3l; i victory in the third annual Land Swung Too Hard F'lq.vd-Patterson-Ingemar Johans interest Floyd-' Patterson wear \ Today try C;ub. . 1 ”I remember a game we had in ’ ------' v, Sarasota, F^la;, «t the piilleil Into a deadlock with "ogan ; Cerv, Kansas CTity, Skowron, New! of the Sky Worrien'a Open son hea\’YweJght title fight.will be warmer area*. Viewing the action down Brian London on teevee in Platt at Manchester. Boston In the early 1920’s. Dana i Boston. May 4 (>)—Teen,ager Joe i Dol'I As in the case vt Mantle with from beMnd the screen were Hig!i te..nia vs. Platt-^High Fillingim, a righthander who-was i Denucci fought his fight the wav"'*' for a hirdie Haw kin.s Went Into for first place. But Hebert faded York and Allison. Washington, 2: Toiirnamenl. I the Yankees, the rap against De- telecast into theaters and arenas. their world’s chiinipionkhip boxing ' Tuesda.v School. and .shot a 75. Krn|| and Hebert ig plavera tied with 1. / ;■ TelePrompTer appears to have -Walter Fox-, who rates the nod bout. In between I managed to Tuesday, Ma.v 6 allowed to use the spitball. was j he'd plalined, but he juiit' didn't a tie with Hogan at It where he Betsy withstood a hard pressing' iiieter. a righthand hatter, was ac Mancbeete'* High's No. 1 base RHAM at Cromwell; Rdck\ilie h.v . ■ _ ‘ K''l 6 hirdie with an eight-foot putt had 287, each taking down *1.500. Home Runs Killebrew. Wa.sh-: challenge of Joyce Zlske of Water- that he swung too h»rd. 'I t didn't clinched the deal .with Promoter catch Pete Dawkins of West Point at Wilson. Baptist vs. Ciritan 6:15—Mt. pitching for the Brav'cs. He had a l«ve enough to beat ;m ^vi6e ^ Tn a tie for third were Billy inglon. 7; Ciilavito,^ neveland, ^ ball fan after m^ny years of loyal on Ed Murrow’s Person to Person ford, Wi.5., yesterday to win the ‘make any (Hfference whether he Bill Roseii.sohn. a former TPT ex and faithful support, Jim Herdic. Wednesday Nebo. habit of not keeping the runner (Jhtco Vejar. Vejar climbed off the They matched each ollict shot Ma_\vyeII and Tonimv Jacobs, who i Yost, Detroit, and Lemon, Wash-■ ,54-hole tournament with a 215 to- j was in a lot as spacious as the I-xis ecutive. for the TV rights to the show, which proved interesting. Cromwell at (Jheney Tech. Teachers \s. Flnast 135. 6:15- on first base If he intended to deck and took a unanimous nine- had 286 and won *1,900 each. Max- ington, 6; Five pl^^ra tied with 5.' Mel Cushing .and Ronnie Daigle throw the. splttSr. (Or shot coming in and Hogan /m y tal, 1 Angeies Coliseuni or one w,th the June 25 iriernational scrap at . . . Newr soltball diamond under .Thursday' Charter Oak. round decision over,the 19-year-oid l bi/v chancp of winning *5.000 " players. ., - to stolen Bases-Hower. Cleveland, The tournament victory was the; beckoning stands and feme of Eb- Yankee Stadium. The clo.sed cir Saturday Wethersfield at ManchejterX High track host to lYethersfleld, "Carson Bigbee got on first base Newton, Maas., product Saturday first money unconte.sled when he construction at Mt. Nebo is pro shoot under oar on the final 18. i ..5; Aparicio, Chicago, and Mantle, fourlh of the sea.son for Miss' heta FMeld. he ,,wrapped the,bat cuit .telecast' will not be beamed Up ahortly after daybreak and Rock%111e at University. 3. with none out In the 12th inning mght. It was only the second time mis.sed a 2' 2-foot putt on llie final he had a 60, Jaeobs finished with a ' Ne„. York. 4,; Kaline. Detroit and Rawls who look over as the lead-j around hia heck and swung, from gressing and still be ready this Wednesday, May 6 and I had tipped him off that if Denucci had lost In 22 pro fight.s. green into your living room. ■euoi,'-. . . N 'tht home and it waa for this abbreviated work day 1 Friday ' , Killebrew, Washington, 3. ing nione.v winner on the Ijadies | Port, Arthur. The result was oc- Irving Kalin, TPT chieftain, was had help from my oldest son, Reed Cheney Tech at Ellington. N Liberty Mutual vbi Telephone, Fillingim started to apply the and both have been to Vejar. | Hawkins, whose sole iouniament The golf four rolls on to Okla-j ritching - Wilhelm. Baltimore, Professional Golf Assn. tour. She i easional Ulstanee but a modest bat- spent to advantage, sorting out a busy man last week at Indianap sporting events on my colored . . .Deadline was reached before RHAM at LaSalette. 6:15--Charter Oak. • homa City today except for|i>elock,-6ostonandMcUsh,CTeve- no\y has won *8.214 to *7,952 fo r; ting average like hia .283 in 80 olis where Patterson flattened other departments started oper Hawkins and Hogan, the Oklahoma! iunrt ,3.0. 1.000; Pappas. Balti- slides. 'j City Dpon starts Thursda,v Haw libtiise Suggs of Sea • Island, Ga.. games with St. Paul of the Anier- Britain's Brian London in the 11th ating and I "was home by 11 to liioye, Larsen. New York and who slipped to second, 1 loan Assn, aa recently as last .sep* tgckle a number of around the kins definitely will play there. Fischer, Washington, 2-0, l.OOOt round of a title defense. ' Wednesdav BsdipL am i CoheiL a m i (f o ju a L Hogan hasn't decided. Both Miss Rawls and Mi.ss Ziske j son, when he dropped to .189 in 43 Patterson, incidentally, is only a i’ " . ' house jobs, mainly planting trees / Strikeouts- Wynn, Chicago, 36; had par 7la over the 6,200-vard j games with the Dodgers. 13-5 farorite right now to beat the "It’s about time the Yankees and biishea< . .Duriiig the after Score. fTevelond,' 35; Wilhelm, Countr.v Club of Asheyilte course. | "Walt (Alston) straightened him. undefeated Swede who holds the traded Caaey (Stengel),” Archie noon I was able to watch a few ■ IMPALA HARDTOP pa u k w o o d s t a t io n w a g o n Baltimore, 31; Terry, Kansas City, Miss Rawls, who entered the Tinal ' out at Vero Beach this spring,” LaRochelle said aa he passed by innings df the various major 24; Ford, New York, 22. European championship. |B\ Ci.uli T)art T ide round holding a one-stroke lead [ explains Greg Mulleavy, the for- the window ahortly after opera league baseball games op teevee Equip))ed with V-8 engine, oil filter, powerglitje, deluxe Equipped With VfS engine, oil filtelr, powergUde, deluxe i m over Mias Ziske. lost it after Joyce I nier Triple A ah(jrtjstop ■ who tions- here started. Archie, like before heading for Manchester COAST National l-ieagiie Undefeated Eddie Jordan of ' heater and defroster, 2-tone paint, deluxe radio, signal |Vl'on bv Fen ^niitli shot a two-under 34 mi -the front I ciiaches the ‘Dodgers. ’ ”He was Brooklyn seeks to ktretch his „most loyal Yankee rooters, has and the Tall Cedars- Parade, which heater and defroster, 2-tone pain^. deluxe radio, signal Battang I Based on 35 or more nine. But’ the Spartanburg golfer j uppercutting the ball, so Walt had been subjected to some good na- attracted the usual fine turnout lights, power steering, positraction rear axle, wheel lights, 2 speed electric wipers, Windshield washers. regained her lead :oii the back | him hit inftield practice, ivhere he streak to 20 tonight in a inter- • Smith won the "BA Clu’' sin at bats) — Aaron, Milwaukee, Borough welterweight 10-rounder tured kidding about "his” Yankees along the line of march. . .Night diMs, back-up lights, whitewalls. 3 .500;_ Burgess. Pittsburgh. .420; nine. j had to shorten his swing and hit w'ith Bill.v F'lamlo of the Bronx at . this aeaaon.' . . . Weather waa cold home with my family and it waa gles dan championship by defeat- Pinson. Cincinnati; .397; Bniton. Mias Ziske won *769,50 for her I down on the ball., Walt made him this a.m. and Lefty Bray showed' spent to advwtage. GARAGE ' liig Hank Kakulski in the finals. Milwaukee, ,?96; Moon, Lxis Ap- second place 216. She ti'as followed j use a lighter bat.iso he could w.alt New York’s St. Nicholas Arena. ■ Jord4h, a 5-10 stringljean w'ith a .Sian Opalach was mnner-up in a geles, .375. by Wiffi Smith of S’t. Clair. Mich., [longer and check 'hia swing.” field of 34 gntries but .was ellmin- Runs — Pinson, Cincinnati, 20; 2i20 for J.598.,50; Loni.se Suggs. 2211 A little thing like, that finally nifty left hook, has woh 16 fights I aled in a round-robin series preced- Mathews, Milwaukee, 19; Aaron, for-*484.50; Joann Prentice, Bir-j gofcaflic renowned Snider out, of and tied In three othef-s. Flamio, Saturday's Fights Ho^ft to Boston ' ing the finalst- Milwaukee, 18; Temple, Cincin- mlngham. Ala.. 2i3. *427.,50; centerfleld and cOiiId .be the dlf- a stubby 6-4 ball of fire, has a Detroit, May 4 "!(d^—The Detroit In addition to the kiiigles eham- nhti and Demeter, I.«s Angeles, Kath.v Cornelius, Lakeland, Fla.. 1 ference between aeventh place and 23-7-3 record. / Tigers traded pjlbher Hoeft Bqstcn—Chico 'Vejar, 163-1'4, Billy pi'onshlp honors, all three men will ! 17, ' ' 'Ruth Jesseii, Seattle. Wash., both! Dt*' World Series taking clubs Saturday , to the Boston Red Sox )ai awarded prijes for achleve- with 224, *365.25. •• j from coast to coast. Slumping _ Joey Giardello. once Stticiford, CoYin., outpointed Joe Runs Batted In — Banks.. (Tî-; for utility infielder Tod Lepclo menis in regular league play. cago. 24; Pinson and Robinson, i the leading middleweight contend DeNuccl. 188%, Newton, Maris., 9. ' BakulskI for the, High fipishing er. hopes to break his three-fight and. righthanded pitcher Dave Sis I Cincinnati, 23; Demeter, Los An- j Hollywood—Rocky K a 11 n g o , score. Smith for second high in ge.les, 22; Aaron, Milwaukee, 20. losing streak on Wednesday night.. ter. Hoeft is 1-1 for the season. In . number of scores over 75 a-.d The Brooklj-n veteran, however, 144%, Manila butipotnted Alfredo taking on ^p cio knd Sister, _th(i Hits Aaron, Milwaukee, 36; j ‘Finslerwald^s Golf.. .N o . 13- OoU, 143, MexIcalU, Mexico, 10. Opalach for second place in num- ; Pinson,.C(jicinnali, 31; Temple, will be up against another anxious Tigers Mntl infielder Ozie Alvarez 1 her of games fini.shed.-.Prizes will Cincinnati, 27; Banks, Chicago,; fighter in Holly Mims of Washing Mfxioo CHy—BCneato Figueroa, to its American' Asan. farm club i it's cleanup time for your , be awarded at the league's ban- I Neal, Los Angeles and Cimolt, St. ton. Mims was beaten in hia,last 183-1/4, Moxibi. outpointed Ike at Charleston, W. Va., subject L<> I quel at the clubhouse May 16. Use Least-Lofteii Club effort by Bobby Boyd. Chestnut, 129-1/4, New York, 10. a 24-hour reijall option. me The doubles championshipayfiil be oil powered heating plon^ 3 days only, Monday, May 4 thru Wednesday May 6, we are of- .... Fabulousyv,^ decided F'ridav night when teams | Doubles Temple, Cincinnati ■They mee't in the Wednesday of one ”A ' player and one ’B” Burgess, Pittaburgh, 10; Mc^ Thirt/onth of serlee written for night national television (ABC 9 pla.ver will he drawn, by tot for the Millan; Cincinnati,' Aaron, Mil-. NEA Serrlre and The Herald. p.m, ESTl.feature aL Waiihington, ferSng the aboê 2 NEW cars at EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS./; NEW ENGLAnDEi D.C. ' ' A dirty furnace is a fire hazard. A aoot lined flue car rampetition. waukee and C.epeda, San Fran 01* Manchester cisco, 8. By DDW FINSTERWALD Glsrdello'a record is 75'>16-5. in- FLfTOHER lU S S CD. backfire land spray a film pf soot over walls and fnmii DELUXE GARAGE/ T rip le s .— Post, Philadelphia POA Champion cludihg 26 kayfls. 'Mims’ record Is MlUdieU 17*6. includulng H kayos. 9-78T9 ture. Wnat’s more, soot in flue and furnace acts as aii f til.to» y Sule One Car Model and Mays, San FYanciaco, 3; Tep Unless the circumstances are insuIator*—thus wasting fuel. PATIO A STORAGE!. 70 kcudy to 1i feet Not lllu* players tied wiUsi-2. unusual when playing a short ap 188 WEST MTODLE TURNPIKE proach. 1 use a club which will Mexico’s Gaspar Ortega and ’ ' w ' C«a ta Im1«m4 Whan Nasdser'' 30-MINUTE FREE Home Runs —I Mathews and CORNER DURANT ST. CAR PORTI Aaron, Milwaukee^- 8; 'Banks, Chi propel the ball in the air about six Rudell Stitch of Louisville will No\y is the time to have your heating plant recondi-^ Tha most praclicol garage ever dpiigned for New England needs! A wonderful INSTALLATION cago, Lynch. Cincinnati 4n(j De feet onto the puling aurface'''6hd have it lout in a return bout at NEW LARF.ER QUAUTJ^RS , tioned for next winter. Q||ûr budffet plan, this clean meter, Los Angeles. 6, impart enough roll to ca'rry it to Syracuse, N. Y. Friday night in ^ covered patio'meets the demand fpr MORrpUTDOOR-LIVING AREA in ihe the cup. — . the televlsjon headliner (NBC 9 up, 'burner service and"fêl oil for the next twelve 1 ■■ ,.t . ^ I -i Stolen M ses .Robinson, CSn- PLEP^TY f r o n t AND HEAE PARKING ■tr.' summer ond EXTRA STORAGE SPACE in the winter, plus serving as a CAR PORT cinnati and! Neal and Moon, Los The reason for dropping the p.m., E8T). Ortega won’by a hair-, motifhs can be paid in 10 equal installments. ,1 -' i4 - for that second edfl Best of all, it tan be quickly enclosed, as o future IwbicorP Angeles, 4; T. Taylor, Chicago, ball well onto the green is to line, o(ie-point decision In their A AUTO G U S S INSTALLED first Come First Served garoga seheri you need if— saving the cost of onolherj garagel' No down Temple and Pinson, (Tlncinnati and make sure that it doesn't fall first nieetlng'-at New. York laat ■-'I V » .*, * short in the grass fringe end be Feb. 6.' CaU Ml 9-4595 dr TR 5-327 i. We’ll send an expert to p o y ^ rstr- Fire* peymeot November 1MB. ,* l , . . Zimmer, Los Angeles. 3. 1 Fetching — Burdette, Milwau slowed lip considerably. Greens The unlucky Mexican Indian Buf /GLASS F^NITURE TOP$r check your needs. No obUgation. ^ are more consistent than the fered duts In that clash and haa Harm, Hurry For A Real Free tpstollation kee, 5''0, 1.000; KUppsteip; Los MIRRORS Door) CALL or WRITE For TODAY'S GARAGE STYLES Booklet Angeles and Face, Pittsburgh, 3-0, Mnge in texture and firmness.. been ..sidelined since. Gaspar’s rec X.'i • • . .-r- - . ■ > . • • 1.000; 'Anderson, Chicago ahd Had- To be consistent, always use,.the ord, is 49-14-2. including 20 kayos. COAST tL/MBER CORP,, 1041 Oixwell Ave.', Hansen, Connl| djx, Pittsburgh, 2-0; 1.000. ■ * least-lofted club the setup will per- Stiteh’a record is':19-5, Including 10 . PICTURE FR ijÎNG (oH ty n ts) •«ei#»ALiKa* A V V “0«V BapuUWa* '■'0 SENT C0UER5 ; StrikeouW brysdale, LiOsAnr mlL'This cuts, down the margin DELCO*riEAT / | . \ b Voar Asoaraaea" O/I rei : geles, 38; - Spahn,' \H1 wauktf ~ 29; of error. • ■ , WINDOW dlM PLATE G U SS Jaekaon, St. Louis, 28; Sanford, A distinguishing feature of Lhe cm -J3T1MATE Street _.J_" OONTRAOTORSi WE HAVE iOt itO C X j y — Skh _Friholsco,’'ira; Potfres, Lob short chip shot Is the ' Qilnimum Trout Get Brei^k Angeles, and S, Jones and Anto- amount of body motion. Pliaying Richmond, Va. (dh—The Vli'giriia Cha K-' COLLECT □ ERIE T R IP L E ^ MEDICINE CARINETS oHd SHOWER DOORS f Cify..Sfpte■ nellj, San Francisco, 21. tha elose-tn chip From the tringe, trout season opened this year on B M I f L k'Wvt ! , J BOOKLET movement Is limited almost ex Saturday. This wa* at the rebuekt UN 5-1181 ______‘ I S r O R E S h — c— — clusively to the wrists and hands. OPEN BATUBOAVB— THURSOAV EVENINGS S3 I MAIN SrtEET ,Cam0i, of education officials who reported b st ib ia t e a oliADLP om pv MANCHESTER C094H Y B Dfspley OPtM MINOAYS for yeur Rateenal liHpectlen Havana—Gai[UM Heonandaq, 1S4, too much absenteeism In schools I . MAIN ST.--^M1 8-07T1 Vqnenuela, otoppod FrUiclseo Ay- Pi TIm baale prinelple ef when the opening enmn on week Tclepheae Ml e-4595-*;EockviUc--^hotii TB M ill ispoB Serrano^ 182* Cuba, 6. • ptag,, ■ . V days. ^ ,T .r*- ‘-I \ V -X V / J- ■•i - y."' " MANCHEStEft EVEKINO R E ^ t). HANCHEflTER. COKN^ MONDAY. MAY 4,19^ tw ii^ V K MANCHESTER BVlCfONG HERALD. MANCUEStSE. 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Sunny kitchen, gaboge with Dig That Bike ealae anu eervIee.'Ml SOSa or JA tricycle, 4 maple c'haira and up Ml 94082, bathe, tWo flreplecM, plenty of pletely redecorated thrauirtMi.t EXCEPTIpNAL VALUES CLASHlFIl^b ADVERTISBMBNI DEPT. HOURS cloaeu, flnisbM recreation room XJLIPFORD h a n s p n , patio. BoWera area. \ S4)t08. Ptua* aak lor Auguatli ? holstered cbalr. MI 9-9914. WELL ROTTED cow manure. No; JX)UBLE BED ondT mattrebs, no Full price 8U.100. R. F. ^ n e k Family home. Four roomeHown, 'That Judge juet don't dig ye|Er 8:16 AJL tA4:S0 P.M. Kamlaariri With built-in- bar plu* rumerous Cq., Reoltar, Ml 9-5340, Robert 6 V fCBALTOR B u t Side, West Side, anywhere straw,'itay or o sawdust. Leonard apring, 819. MI 9-85U. TENEMENT for rent 4n bu* line, fine features.- Paul J. CerrenU, 4 bedrooms up, good heotlnr Oye- motorc3rtl0’,’ Sons, Bidton. Call kQ Murdock; MI 3447F or Barbara in Manchester, for a fair deal in tern.tem. Front porch.l>. GarageOnariM(e 815.800,^ That’* whkt a buddy told Ray* M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv- AMERICAN oriental rug. 9x12. MI L. G lg U ^ a inquire 635 OeiderifK. Ml 34368. . ' \ M IS -2 4 6 S ' houritigcall Th e JARVIS REALTY COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CI-ASSIKIED ADVT. 8-7088. \ W AUniT BEtmOOM set, double Woodb. Ml 9-7702. MADELINE SMI5M1TII, Resltor v ^ n d A. Haniy,^ 20, o f 96 Davis MUNPAT FEIDAf ItdW AJi.»-4IATVKDAlr t AJi. Ive. Courteoua, reliable. '•Ul time, 34^48- .X bed, cheat end vanity in A-l con (30. first; ' — ~ ALMOST NEW duplex-4 room*. VERNON—Rambling Ootonlol, Six Evenlnga. ']d)v Schultheia. M* 8-8703 MI O-10to Xve., RockvUle. after'Honey waa residential. atUca, caUart Vard'^. dition, 160, ] « 8-0000 or MIS-7925. XIX lectured and gtven a tine In Rodk* Industrial, commercial. For aale. LAWN MOWER, 88; book rhelf, 88; Large living refam, picture wlu- rooms, 1 floor. 8 years old 2 810,800—Com'ibl/16 e home and. busl- Z P L E j^ 6QSAD YOUR AD loam, Incenerator barrels. MI folding cot with mattress. 88. Flowers—NBrsei^>s^tock 50-B dow,.k»veW birch cabinet ’’•tehen. baths, spacious rooms, finished BOLTON CENTER RD.—SH 'Wpm MANCHESTHl neM,B* m thls 8 room older vljBe’d ty (ûrt today. 9-9787. Call MI 3 ^ 1 . Plenty sliwhtg'door cloeets, cermm playroom, 1 ftreplahes, patio 3- ranch, three jmoca old Large home In Industrial zone on LotS/for Sfile 73 Juc^ Francis T.. O^t^qaipilin OteMMtoi •r'**WMt AM* ovar p k o M ^ • eoa> POTTBCD TOMATO planmt*. cab* WsiRcd—To 68 Ic tile batlii central location, heat cor garage. 4 miles from Man PriVAcy Adams St., garage, oil ...... *rf' ---- —---- finedI Hooey 86 Jor failure to en rry ,-' r------Tha atftMitaw n A M to M Uia'PfftST DAY IT b a o u t^ y landscaped tot, U4' FORD EUXrlTUC heater, 53 gal bagev; bfocdoli,' lettuce, kbhlrebl hot water' Venetian blinds, storni chester, 83T.90b. TOlbrick Agen bafim'telAOO. R. F. DimoCk Ob. heat. his- moto: ycle reg1*tration,...-bfit • A m SA B S mMI BKFORT BRMMM te>teM tor Dm aaat lMar> WANTED TO BUY Leisurely country 'Uylng. - Lot ANDOVE I.«ka waterfront lot. MURTENSEN TV. 8p«eieUsed RCA lons. Excellent Condition. MI plants. Krause Greenhouse,house,' 821 windows; attic, cellar and l o v ^ cy. c; Ml 94404. Ml 9 4 M . Borboia Woods, M. vi.robably tbe- main a«L Ika BaraM to reapoMiMa far obIy ONB4qMrra«r or oeamotf televtsian. eervic*. MI 9^nl. 9-9142 after 6. Hartford Rd. Ml 9-7700. (^bd uaed rwetable furnltuip, yard, 1135 mont|j^y. MI P-7885. 000x800. Spring fed broek, outdoor 818.900— Sparkling Cape ^ rooma 81,000 84105. reoaon yoii’r^'.her* today 1# be alao email upright and eplnet LARGE 8 room cope (3 unftnlahcd) 9.7701 or Robert Murdock, Ml far aBY adrarttaMaMt aM tbaa obIy aitcat of a 84473. , , ' ftreploce. Modern T room ranch. finished. Nicely '■ Jand- cause you raced\up' and down the P1X)OR 8ANDINO end reflnisbW STRAWBERRY plants'—Bobinaon, - COMPLETTELY renovated/' three breeaeway, garage, ohOd dormer, scaped lot. Ideal for oh . 84 Af^StBB Prime residential prop Mar* iaaartloB. Brrora arkhA do not laaaaa'Yko ralua.af Foundation 43x60. Tile batifi Leva- street.” a • 1 wtn'aot ka earroetod bY **nialcaI Koed** Speclallilng In eld floore. HI APPROXIMATELY 12x17 rose Premier, Midland, Tennessee w m unfurnlahed af^tm eat. fireplace, aluihinum storms, large dren. Near “W a -I d cVl erty, city water. For further (nfor- carve4 wool rug. Call MI 3-6514. WstUas Used Furnitufo (XXI) r tery. Garage. ^ , tnatlon. R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml Haney and J m ^ (YLmigblln 9-6760. > Beauty. Fern Gardens, 179 Fern Flirnace and hot v n tw , first maple braes. 180’ fromage Only School, on bus line, 10%' live qn .he same stress St.. Ml 8-7278. Exchsnge floor MI 9-4265. . , 813.90Q. Colton W. Hut^tna, MI down FHA. 04345. l^W N MOWERS tharpened. re- LARGE TRIC?YCLE, excellent coii 1-5182, SEVEN ROOM elder Cttkmtal. H- B. GRADY. Broker . "1 hope when you want to race Dial Ml 3-271T lUUred. Al} work guaranteed Free dltlon. Child’s blackboard. Ansco 16 S tiW «^ R RENT-PT—Foai^ raom apert- EhcceUent condition througlieuC 018.300—A beauty of a (2ape 6 fin A ia S E 50x100 ft. lot. All uUlltles, you’ll go on tone otl^r street, o t pieRaqi^ tad delivery. We also flash camera. Complete with car Household Goods 61. ment, avaUalaUable May M 18. Tel: MI JIANCHESTER Two-cOr, garage. CentrelTy located. M I'8-8009 ished rooms. Extra deep very central location. T. J. particularly, not race* at all • • ■ t rying cone. MI 9-9429. WB BUYimd eel] ahfiqu* ono used S-2068 or M iCaark, aar 709 Main. Nice femoy home, 817.800 R. F. CrockeK MI 8-1677. hop's you get rid of tflb.motofcycle Lost and Posnd 1 Aatomobilto for Sale 4 ehaipen -axes, eclsaori chisels, furniture, h h ^ , glass, 'diver, plb- lift on Woodland -St., close planer blaoee. And knives Bruno hlorfgage. Six'room Cape, Dimook Co.. RaAltor, MI 9470. or BOLTON— Three year old ranch to schools transportation /Or take It some place whet* it# USED LUMBER, doors and win SALE 14 OFF on waUpaper. Wall ture tntmen. s ^ s , attic or d^t*, TWO ROOM apartment heated, Robert Murdock, m) 84473. Bar BOLTON VXKntP - - riaWn* rael, vicIniTy lt«-TON PANEL Chavrolet truck, Moske. Ml tiles 4o a tUa. KentUe, (ram 7o 4 finished, fireplace, .plkoier, par home wdth profeaslonar landscap and shopping. •<>% down allowable, like a race track, ahd 4 new tires, new paint. > -1 con dows', G. E. hot water furnace, whole eetettoT^'^thlture refin- furnished, one block from Main tially finished recreation room. Im bara H*bOdS. Ml 9-7702. ing and aulNirban ilgUlng being FHA, won't be disturbing,” the Judge ObttacoV at. Owner may claim O K I E 'S TV and RiaUo Servlqi each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, ished and'repdlreoNjhirtnture Re S^Call MI 9-5707,. Hebron Road-*10 acres mine'or aamo by payinc for UiU ad. MI dition. Sacrifice. Call MI 8-8864 140,000 B.T.U. Richmond hot maculate con d iti^ , 813,900. v hffered at appraisal value. Six lectured Haney. avaUabJe all hours. Ballstactlc water furnace, electric hot water at the Green. pair Service , and ahtps, Tolcott ( x x m rooms Including formal dining 815.900— Lovely cpslom built Cape lesa, 600 ft approximately front- s-Mte. Ask for Rome. villa, m 0*7449. TOR RENT Six rOom duplex^ aee, partly wojytsd. ^'(00 cash A -Stafford youth, who "heigan guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1616 heaters. Modem bathroom eet NORGE AUTOMA'nC waaher and CLIpklRD HANSEN, area, ceramic bath with vehlty, Cod hqirfe on high level lot to see the light,” after spending tOST-Paaa ^ôok No. 3MS, Sav 1951 MBRCURT With MercomaUc Modem low radiators. Pipes and oil heat, garage; Inquire 226 Cen NEW Six room ramdi, cae Hock firetMa'ce. A truly fine home on' North Main.SL, over FLOOR SANDING a auerlalty. Kelvinator electric - range. Both FROM PRIVATE VoWner,’' , ter St. - RlbALTOR from Green. All large raoimt two MANCHESTER six months in Tolland County Jail Inga Dapartmant of Um Connecti drive, clean and in good condition. soil pipes. Open dally 114, Satur 8 yeara pld.. Older Hotpolnt re worthy of.your consideration. S sized. moms - on 1st floor. received |74 ,4n fines rather than Skilled workmenehip. Cel) Andy day 9-4. Cboman’e, Houaewrecklng, Chevrolet, <4oor. 8 cv lln d ^ baths, built-in stove and oven, fire cut Bank A Tniat Company, N. Best offer' accepted. Call MI frigerator. All clean and in good m*tlc. Low mUeogk Hox AVAILABLE June let — 4' room A. Beechler, I Realtor, MI 3-6969, 1 partially flnishcci on Rural resIdcntMl buildtngr lots, another Jail term when presented 9-3159. Sebula, MI 9-8919. Stock Place, or call MI 9-2392. MI 3-2453 " place. Full basement, two-cer ga ■ W, R. Smith, Associate. MI 2nd floor, on heat, base Main St. Office. Application made operating condition. Call MI 9-8568 Heral.d. ppOriment, second floor, . stove, rage, Tour choice of ''•lertor $1,700. \ today. C ^ ald D, Smith, IT, woe for payment. Rodflqs—Siding 16 Hsig Wsnted— Femals 35 Situations Wanted— Mala 39 9-8953. ment garage. 1960 CHEVROLET dump truck. HILLS’ ’TELEVISION Sendee. TWO SINGLE beds complete, one between 8 ;30. and 9 or weekeqSs. etfOa blinds, hot water, rea Evenings, Mi-.. Schulthels, MT 9-6793 oecoratlah. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real-, fined 850 for evading responaibUity M '2937 Ford dump, 1948 Chevrolet Available at all times. Philco fee CXIUGHUN R(X)I Comb AIDES — Part-Ume and nights. CARPEINTEXv mason and pointer, double bed complete, three re ANTIQUE Jewelry;^/gold, 'i>torced sonable Pent; MI 9-2660. CaU eve toh. Ml O-8345, Or Robert Mur 817,800—Ranch living at Its beat in ahd 024 for failure to Obtain on IXMfT—Gold locket on Mack velvet earrings, bar pUie; unusual pteofs -ARNOTT RD.—Splendid ranch In LAWRENCE F. FIANO, platform. MI 9-2052. tory supervised service. Tel.- MI Ind. Aluminum aspluat- Write, P. O. Box 547, Manchester, roofer, aldeWall man deairee frigerators. Suitable for cottahw. JUST ARRIVED FROM nings ROCKVILLE-ELtINGTON dock,'-Ml 8 -* ^ , Rorbara' Woods this 8 bedroom rancher at operator's license, os -the result o f ribbon, checker le n ^ . Initlala 9-9698. for personaruM. Box X, Rdi^^ ehoios location. 5)4 rooma, bewi- L.I.T. Vicinity Main 8t., br Shop- esbeeto* roofing. Alao ali Conn. Work. 82 per hour. CH 6.0161. 10 volulnee of "New World” . Beo SIMMONS LINE m 9-710^ ______tiful birch kitchen, Butit-ln appli 81 Frdnch Rd. 'FuD ."'lase- Brokers an accldert In RoCkyUle April 13. IF YOU ARE looking for a good gsjvanlsed or copper guttera' NEAR MAIN St. Three furnished Ml 8-2768 esuirgea 6 operating wHJbout the Parkade. CM Ml 3-«4». e l e c t r ic a l work by Walt Zema- Trimalawn mower. MI 9-2062. ances oversized garage, lovely ment. (Jarporl, ^ e new. l clean used car, regardleas of leaders. Ml 8-77tn, .JVOMEN'— Sew easy ready-cut New sofa beds and mattresses at rooms a n d ^ th , heat and hot Five room ranchr fireplace, base ( x x i m ^ owner's - permission and sesenlt L p.m. nek. Prompt efficient service. trenlendoua savings, Rtyfiw'îthont Besra^sV water. No children. MI 9-4266. lot. Valuabla extras. Outetandlng Large level lot. (^Se to make, year or model, we have >rcm-a-rout)d aprons home. Earn Doga—Birda—Pets , 41 ment, hot water oil heat, city value! Robert B. Anderson Agen Parkode.' PAUL P. FIANO were dropped tiy the' eouit. .them. We have cars from $76. to Guaranteed workmanship. MI 828^ ^ oien . Spare Ume. Write GLENWOOD comUnatlon gae and utUitiee, 10% dovra. 813.500. BOLTON - Six room epilt level, MI 3-0468 FOUND—One amall black and 9-8976. I FOR' SALE — (Yiihuahua, pedi WATKINS FU^lNISHBD room, one minute cy, JA B-Oin. '('m l^ ’e le^t*yer, N i^ I e e -Ar* broam female dof. Call L«6 )Trac: 600. Over 50' to choose from, -AccuraUr-Mfgrr's, Freeport, New heat stove. MI 9-7716. wooded jot “Three hedrooms. fire See these best of buys TODXY! mentOiio. itiid Smith had been- a limn. York. greed, reasonably prlcaq. MI USED FURNITURE ilk from Main St. Light house Business Locations place, excellent condition. Join our "Home Plndere*’ club tor CONCORD RD.—Building lot, '12’ dila. Dog Warden. M l S-8594, land Motors, Inc., 387 Dak- HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov keeping. Woman only. MI 9-7959. ' CLIFFORD HANSEN, LAKE TERRAMUGOaS-SIx reom changed boy'wince he get out of land\St„ Manchester. Open ' eve- teed. A. A. Dion, In c.,! Autunui 9-8408. *• . for Rent R. P. Dlmock Co;, Reoltot- year .around cottage, , enclosed quick housing action. frontage. Call owner. -TA 9-6688 be al—Paper and ashes. Cil] -MI St. MI 8-4880. FARMALL TRACTOR F20, very EXCHANGE REALTOR - jaU in Eehrii dog. call Leo Fracchla, Dog War^ KITTENS—Yellow, gr*y mixture. lady, with private entrance kltrii- MI 3-2453 3-6473. Barfiara Woods, W 9-7702. from Aircraft, 89.950. Phllbrick JARVIS REALTY CO. den; MI S-SSM. 1954 CHEVROLET, 4-dooi/etatlon FOR ANY TYPE of roofing, aiding Open ’Thursday evenings until space tdi rent. Up to 6500 square 288 E. CENTER ST.'MI 8-4112 . ther’e car to Roctnfille. drove FLINTAR, AMESTTB driveway or remodeling call Manchester Call MI 8-8257, USED R.C. ALAN adding machine en privileges, free parking. Inquire feet. WUi BUb-dlvlde. Main Street. Agency, MI 9-8454. through a slop sign, f o n ^ an* wagon, stahdard ahift. Jlxcellent seal coating Average home drive 5 Days Week to Fold Dia]pfera^ _ Closed Mondays ^ at 16f Maple St. Evenings, Mr. Schulthels, M» 94793 (XXIV) Mrs. Wagher—MI 3-19S6. condition, 8795. O a k li^ Motora, Roofing and Siding, Inc. AP work cash mglster. Rings up to 899.99. Located near (Renter. Plentv. of Mr. Tomaluolo—MI 9-1878 Rc^rt Property for Sale 74 other car off Uvs rood, and oogbed way 840.^ TWO coata, ’ machine guaranteed. Free estimates. MI Goou condition, 885. .Used sani parictng. Phone MI 94229 or M3 i o n D O W N Peraonals Inc,, 367 Oakland Strem, Manches raread. ’The beet cost eo litUe and Answer Telephone. CHAMBERS F U R N T ^ B PLEASANT. Cleon, heated i^ ..i NEW SIX room Colonial, 8l7,900. Mr. Werbner-MI 8-7847 Into a wall, damaging the f a ^ y 9-8933. Poultry and Suppliea 43 tary super speed tenderlzer cube 3-7444. CHOICE LISTINGS car to the '.ixte t o f |2,50fl. ter. Open evenings. ISI 8-1448. GivesHvea your driveway a lasting for 1 or 2 gentlemen. FYee park built-in dishwasher. U4 bathe, Five room Cape, 2-car garage, 2 SinW M ^ COTTAGE ' for saie^. VAti^Dulid CUCANER8 repaired in MI 3^2356 BABY CHICKS 4tnd ducklings. steak machine. Like new, 8 years built-in stove and oven. Omplote- porches, first floor redecorated MANCHESTER Reasonable. Pine Lake'Shores. MI A nolle was ehteraq in the eae* my oww Aomo ahop. Forty veara future. Tel. BU 9-84to. Eveningi ' SALESy-' " ing. 64 High 6t. SMALL STORE for iWnt Main Bt. For the buyeV with little cash, 1964 FORD, cUstpfii V-8êqul™-». MI 3-4362. Orders taken for turkey paults. 'old, 8?8. Used Stimpson vegetable ASSUME thia mortgage on this Iv •'landscaped. Ameeite ’ r^ve. R. Frqit trees, 813,500. •, 3-4782. of Gborge H. Meyerhoff, 17, Rt. 80, factory experience. Aii maaoa, low with radio andiieater. This 4-door Roofing aiid Chlmneyai 16>A computing scale, 24 the. capaeit^ Nice location. Barking facilities. -F. Dlmock Cd., Realtor. MI 811,100>--Glenwood St. Im.inaculate May delivery. Ml 3-8020. tJtcle A 50 East Middle Tpke. R(X)M FOR rant, continuous hot Call MI 34211. - ^ new ranch Just over Rockville T o W ♦ .room ranch, city utlll- Rockville, charged with- failure -to ratea, free ektlinates. free pickup sedan is im M culate inside and UQHT TRUCKiNO. atUce. cellars R N OR L P N FOR 8 to 11 shift good condition, 865. Call MI- water and private entrance, (rei 9-5245, or Robert Murdoch Ml Fabulous cape with cafe recrea display registration plates. and delivery. ROOFING—SpeOiallsihg repairing McKinney, 15 Woodbridge St, line. '81300 Includes the down ties, Mr, MUler, JA out. Just $Sm. Oakland Motora and yards cleaned. Very reason In convalescent home, 40 hour 9-9953. parking. 101 Chestnut St. FOR SALE or rent—Equifêd Soda 3-8472. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. tlon room, imnlaculate condition, Hliburbaii for Sale 75 Nolies were also entered in four S-8S04. Inc., 367 Qiwland St., Mancneater roofs of'WI kinds. New roof*, gut M J ^ S I S T -Inent and the closing fees. y T u ll 815.200— ?? Extra large 4 finished able. AU 4-0209. Week, alternate weekends off. Shop-Ijuncheonette. ito Spritec basement, 8 bedrooms, buijinnd •. garage and workshop. On >^ ATTRACTIVE room . In private ( x x v n i ) 5 room gape, basement go- R0CSCVII4JC-4 roam older home, SBC Wa sh —Do it yuuraelf. L;ucky iWo-room furnished apartment Articles For Sale 45 Saybrook. CaU TOpoit.9 -6 0 ^ ' monthly payments are ,I*ss than til today, with disposition depend TYPEWRITERS —Repaired, rent paired. Aluihinum siding. 80 available if desired. Rockrille, Boats aiid Accessories 46 Quali^Y fumfture at lowest heme bath, shower, free parking, Tliree bedroom ranch., 20 foot rage. 1)4 battft. 3-car gagage central tAdy Self-Service Laundry, ll -r. years’ experience. Free esti POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob $93.00. How can you go Wrong?? . CXJVENTRY—New 514 room onch, kitchen, Jalousie bregzeway, locetl' $14,700. CuxTon Realty. ent on the behavior of the accused. ed, sold and serviced. 479 E. Mid TR 6yt291. p r ic ^ MI 9-b887. - $15,800—Nice elX goom. Green They a're: Thqmaa F. O’Brian, 28, M ^ e St. (acroaa from First Na T railers 6-A dle ’Turnpike. MI 9-8477. mates. Call Howley, MI 8-5861, Ml sen, Yaz|oo and Snapping Turtle BOATS NOW in stock — Crosby STATE 114% mortgage. Four three bedroom, living room, kitch paneled fireplace, ■ garage, patio, JA _ . Mrs. Confiywa tlonal Store Parking Lot). Houses for- Reni'^ H room cape on View St. Clean. Full Manor Raitch, garage and William l^.O'Brlenf 27. both 8-0763. WANTED in RockvUle . Reel and rotary. Also riduig mow Fibe'mlas, Wolverine, Siarcraft ^.xUving robm, bedroom, kitchen ROOM .F o r Woritihg man. quiet en ani dining area. Built-in range trees. South Windsor. 818,000. city uttUtiee. 34SiS. FURNITURE taken as down pay ers. Paris and service. Capitol and Cadillac Evlnrude m otor^ neighborhood. Five minute* - to 472 K E l^ E Y S T .- Ûnall house, basement. Selling for only ' ’ 8,70 and oven, fireplace and mantle. V of 14 Laurel St., and both charged SPBSfCBlR CX)R8ljTS and brae eX' ment on mobile horaea. Excellent ferk typist, dictaphone exper and baby’s room. okAPLINîExtra special - oustom GARDEN and lawn rototliling ience. Full or part-time.' Call Equipment Co., 88 Main. St. Man 'new and used. Sales and'servio^ bus,- 88. MI 8-2822. three llkge room s/ Rent reason ..mortgage I s '87,879, and the 880 Basement garage, hot water heat. Five room Cape. Near V'addell BOLTON ^ t h assault; Clareilco B. Walker. pertly fitted to individual meaa loti available at Mansfield. Jen- Call MI 4-1983, Heating sn6 Plnmbing .17. monthly payment' includes taxes School, excellent cbrfdltlon. Com ' built ranch with 5 rooma,. 2 .fire 23,'.pr 107 TalcOtl AVe,, charged Rockville TR 5-3388 for appoint- chester, MI 8-'n58. McBride’s Sports Spot, t09 Ceilter TV Sales and Service ^ able. Situated on one acre lot. Close tg uremonta, Doctora’ preecrlptlons ayh'a, Inc., (always reliable) Roll St. ROOM FDR young lady. All privi and Insurance.. wUh the C-ockett schools, bus and shopping. 814.900, pact lot. 811.500. $11,100—Cook Drive. 4 room rhncl places, 3 baths, large rumpus with'-'breach of peace; And Mrs. fined promptly, efflcientiv Mary ment. large garage, aii ih g Hills. Route 44-A, Mansfield, LAWN. MOWERS sharpened and 24 HOUR immediate service. Re TOP SOIL-t^Posslbly the cle neat Open-dally 10-5, evenings 7-80-9 leges'of-hom e.'A 'few feet from A ^ c y , Inc., Of course, Minimum FHA financing. R F. room 2-car basement garage, 2 Frances ^Berg, 30, of Centerdale, F. McParttaud, BU Y-1M4. ’^ A 9-4479. repaired. Free pick-up and dellv modeling, repairing, new installa NURSE—REOISTEHe D. No bed- and most fertile delivered *n this ROBERTS 10 FT. kin f ie sailing eveiythlng. Ml 9-3829, BuboNian for Rent 66 SprVer Street. .01(1 but Ip tip-lop Dlmock Co. Realtor. Ml 94248, CLIFFORD HAN sIf N, drive. acre lot. Only $17,800^ Aek for Mr. Buckley, Welles Agency, Coventry. R.I., alaoNcharged with breach^f ery. 118 Wells St. MI 9-4868. tions electric sewer cleaning, slde nursing, child cam, convales aiâ ‘his year. Place your -rder. pram. May be seeiv t 160 ParkerCALORIC 40” gas rsiltge. 'Waist shape. Extra lot Included' In the or Robert Murdock. Ml 3-6472. REALTOR 814,800—Bolton Lake, 6 room ranch, ptoce., . drainpipes cleaned fast and effi Leon|n-d L. Giglio A Sons, Bolton St. after 6:30 p.i FimraSHED ROOMS to rent, free CX3VENTRY—Unfurnished 4 rooms double lot, full basem'ent. P.I 2*7856, PI 3-7982, Aotomobnes for Sale 4 Auto Driving School 7-A cent program; Live In, mainte high broiler, clock controlled parking.' Call MI .9-0826 between -818,500 price. Wooded lot, forige, Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702. MI 3-2453 Continued dliree months on a ciently. Will R. Guy, 60 8-0677. nance. Box 207, Chappaqua, New Call MI 3-7083. oven. MI 4-0459. anl Ule bath, heat, hot wat'-r sup GARDENS PLOWED. Call MI 1987 BAYCRPIIT class A, B rac' 6-7 p.m. two bedroonis. Many extra*. ’Ike a Evenings, Mr. Schulthels. k0 94798 818.200— Under construction 'f5)4 CbVENTRT— , Four rpoms. bath, similar-basis were the cases of: BBFOBB YOU. BUT a uaed car York. Phone 1-1406. plied. Private entrance, veroiida large renovated' kttcheif, etc. .. (XXX) room ranch.-.basemcnt'ga- lARSON'S Oonnectlcut's Xirst U 3-8092. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat PlCNld TABLES 8’ $18.95, »’ Ing hydrojrftoe. Excellent condi- flreploc^ oU beat, lake privilege*, WlUiam MiÛta, 40^ of 19 Bellevue aia Gom an UoUw Saiea. duick censed driving school .rained. .. FRONT* ROOM. centraUy located, and parking area. Second floor. but cOme ahd aee 'll. - ' EXCELLENTXHOICE rage, 8 acres wooded lot, ing contractor. New InstallaUona, 821.95. Sturdy, ' braced, bolted tion. Call'MI 9-1011003 after 5 t.m. ' AUTOMA’n C washing m lZ ( Adults only. 865. PI 24931..'^ a k e $5,500. 'ellas Agency,’ Coventry, Ave., charged with breach of peace Salaa and Service. 38S Main Ortlfied and approved, fa 'ow of M AIM ' A-1 New York homes, llve- hot water, paridug. Lady or gen Branford Street, .toginal owners L STREFTT — Hew six room choice of. colors METRO APPlJANCB Service — alteration, work arid reualr work. In. 'To 8220 nionthly. Free room, construction. 2” xl0” western -Hr. ressonable. MI 3-1349. Colonial with garage. Bunt by U. Complete. No . additional ex Pi 2.7; ,PI 2-7982, and violaUon o f probation, and Street IQ- S-4671. Open evanlnga. fering classroom and tehlnd Repairs on alt makes of refrigera Ml 9-8808. )M BUILT 14 ft. Sports run- tleman.'MI 9-7129. 59 Birch St. ROCKVILLE—Park 8t., 4-room say sell; Six rooms, fiiceplace, nice $21,500—New, ciutom built split ■-V—...... Eugene F. Broderick, 47, âtlwood board, fare a(lvanced. Write Gem Delivered. Leirger sizes avMlable. A R. Built-in stove .and oven. penses. Spacious Ranch or Spacious -Wheel Inatructioh for teenagers tors, freezers, washing machines MI 9-5444. ut, 25 h.p. Eirinrude motor, TAKE OVER PAYMENTS apartment with heat. 875 per rear porch. Asking $14,iW. but'who level. Latest In modern Circle, Vernon, charged With in WANTED — caean uaed cara. We MI 9-6075. Agency, 35 Lincoln, Roelyn ATTRACTIVE furnished' room. Large fireplace. Sun deck 1% Wanted-^Real Estate 77 dryers, range oil and gas burners Heights,-N. Y. trailer. Excellent condition. Rea FROM OUR BANK month. TR 5-6126, knows. EUfceUent locotipn for Colonial. Three twin bedrpoiha. kitchens, 1)4 acre lot. toxication. - * ^ buy, trade down or trade any' MI 0-0883. sonable. MI 9-48n. Gentlemsn; Private phone oh SchC4l8, etc. Call, we will tell yo' baflm three bedrooms. Beautiful thug. DeugMa. Motora, 838 'lain. Moving—^Trucking— EDR PROMPT delivery o ' rig FOR UNPAID BALANCE - view; 818.700. R. P. Dlmock Co., Formal dining rooms. Delightful ■$25,500—A four room home and a Finee were Impoeed oe foUiws: MORTLOiSC'B Uanchcater’a lead loam, sand, stone, grave] nd. \ôor. MI 8-5881. the number. July 1st you can move IF YOU HAVE a home to Oell ahd . Ing driving school, th ree eklUed. Storage 20 EARN 840 ‘weekly sewing Ready- TRADE EVEN, 18 ft. cabin out 1, 2, OR 8 YEARS TO PAT! Realtor, M l. 9-5245, . or Robert kitchens. Tile baths, . lavatories custom built 6 room want prompt cobrieou* seridc Frank Jonton, 40, o f 07 Pork S t, OLDER CARS, mechanict ■PO’ cut Babywear. No house selling. Call MI S-8M8. Summer Homes for Rent 67 in. ' ranch, 8 flreplooea 2 driving to the -left at on intdrsec- courteous Instrueton. daaa room Household Servlees board. pilot seats, windshield, START PAYING M urdocl^ MI 8-6472, Barbara Lots 100x200, Garages. call Cleazynskl-Fetber "AgeoCT. ctala, fixlt youraelf cara, alwaya MANCHESTEUt Moving and Truck Enclose stamped, addressed en WELL FURNISHED, clean room Church of the Assumption .. we Woods. 9-7701 bathSj reoreation . room, Uon, 016; Frank F. 62, of \ InetruoUons for 16, 16, 17 year ing Company. Local arid 'onr dis PRANK IS OPEN for /m uoness, navy top for deluxe runabout. MI IN JXWE FIVE ROOM water front' cottage. ha'Ve two nice capes adjacent to Two brokers and a 6alesmaq n> a good aelection. Look behind our olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Offered 13-A velope. Babyland, Morristown, and garage, CaU MI 84958. i 2 garages, 3 separate call at all times. MI 3-4409, Ml Stafford Springs, apaedliig, 012; C. e. Douglas Motora, 388 Main. tance moving, packing and stor Teim. Have used doors andûsed bricks 4-8037. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE Coventry, by week or month. S dl this Church. One on Hyde ■' nd the H. B. GRADY, Broker \ Director of Driver Education. for outdoor MI 34361 or PI 2-8666. (XXXI) drivewayb-, bn 2 acre*. 9-129L Waldo Cone, 54. Weet WUHngton, TV SEUtVICE — Potterton’s. sU age. Weekly van service to New . also good 89.36 MONTHLY NICE LARGE Yront bedroom fur other on Tlebbe Drive. Both have Ideal for In-low problem. NEED A CAR and had your luedU MI 0-7398. used furniture also buying peastng in a no paOeing zdne, $12. makes. Highest quality guaranteed York. Ml 3-6563. HOUSEWIVES !— Need extra Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, nished with relrtgerator and lava* Beechler, Realtor, ^ th forgesry’i service. Jewelry. MI 9-1944. FURNISlIHED light house! Hackmatack Street. .Large ranch high wooded lot. Brick front. breezeway, garages. Smawled Out basempnt, 3 acrea MI 34960 Or We*Tey R. Smith, As- and amalleot payments anywhere. Free home pick-up service. Three stove moving specialty. Folding paper.Jstore at 885 Center Si. of- Passage Locks - 81.65 ea. room neilegT Main St. 5 ^ 3-6: on huge lot-. Carlton W. Hutchins, A number of other coses, were instructors, no waiting. Ca l Mr. fera^^ff street parkim and de- Disappearing Stairways 823.96 ea. 3 ROOMS FURNITURF COTTAGE—Chatham, Cape' Cod, .with ba0emenb Threetwin aize 817,400. R. F. Dlmock Co., ResJ- $11,900—Near parkway. Older 8 a’oeiatea. MI 9-8052. Membir Multi Not A amall loan or -finance com CLOTHES that are cleaner, whit chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752. BE A HOME demonstrator. One of 810.16 MONTHLY June 27-July 18. M 34871. tor. Ml 9-5245. O’" Robert Mur MI 94182: continued by Judge O'Loughlln. A pany plan. Douglas Uotoik. 833 Mlclett*,' Manchester Driving er, brighter and look fresher are America’s leading variety Party llytry service. Call MI 9-9713. Knotty Pine Paneling ISVic eq'. ft. ROOM.-'WITH kitchen privllegee bedrooms, separate dining room, room home, 2-car garage, ple Listing Sendee. Acgdemy. PI 2-7249. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local %” Birch Plywood 44c iq. ft. Westinghouse Refrigerator. Living-' attached garage.. Lot is MlOxlOO. dock, MI 3-8472, Barbara Woods, Mafisachusetts motorist forfeited s' Main Strbat washed, damp or fluff dried at Plans. Exceptionally profitable Centrally. located. BaMgs ac OVERSIZED Cape Cod. in im ameslte drive., shade trees. 824 bond When he failed to appear moving, packing, storage. Low _^WN SEED, lime, fertilizer, 24” Royal No. 1 Shingles 818.95 sq. Roopti Bedroom, Dinette, Ruge, Farm and Land for Sale 71 Combinations^ .Built by Elnbinder.- MI 9-7702, ARE YOU OONSIDBRING Manchester Laundromat, too Cen opportunity. Full, spare time, Lamps. Tables and Other items c^ted. Mrs. Dorsey; 14 Arch St. maculate condition. Six flntiyied $13,300—?? Almost new . 8 r o ^ . 2 on a charge oC zpccding- CALX, OR sea ma. Good deal on iatea on long distance moves to peat moss, garden suppliea. MI Exotic Wall Paneling U 818,400 thls-home represents darn room* and fully pUMered. Extra SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 ter St. collections, no deliveries. Eîer 8-8020. - Little A McKinney, 15 EVERYTHING 8297.8’ FOR FARMS and land tracts With- (XXXH) bedrooin ranch, walkrput We will appraise your p*'upertr 1969 Dodge or Slmca. Walter G. 48 states, m 3-5187. ience unnecessary. JA 8-52 from 24c aq. ft. good value for your money. Very large kitchen w|th dining area, basement. \ Partior, Dennett and Popp Dodge, DICK’S WEA’THBRSTRIP Com- Woodbridge St. Ceiling Tile, special lOHc sq. ft. Boarders Wanted ^9*A ln -25'nlHes east of Hartford. seldom do we get large ranches large bedrooms, ll'ving room with free ahd without any oblighUon. Cxmoctlcut Blvd., J>Mt Hartford, 8 ROOMS FURNTTUHE Lawrence F.' Piano, Broker. 7 0 VERNpN — New six room split $15,800 or best offer. 8 room ranch y io also buy propeity for cash. BICYtXE-^Columbie Boy’s 24” . pShy doors and windows, custom SPRING SPECIAL Asphalt mix 6 Panel Colonial Doors, (1,250 sq. It.) 'at this price and In level, fflgh wooded lot. CatheiMI fireplace, aluminum stormc and BU 9-8831 Or m - V i m , Painting^Papering 21 from 88.95 ea.- 814.74 Mo n t h l y ROOM FOR.working girt. All privi 8.?766. with expandable attic. Member Muitjpla Usting St. Mark’s Aîts 2^years old, 820. Call JA 8-1583. wokk guaranteed. CaU Ml 9-1583 Help Wanted— Male 36 in bags, for patching, etc. Also such good conr. Washing Machine, Westinghouse leges of honie. With or without STANLEY!T BRABRAT, fiSAHor PAINTINJJ AND paperhangtng. dry sand, crushed stone n-avel, Refrigerator, Bedroom, livin g FIV^l .ACRES, exeellej^ location, Owner says they want action, In range ahd oyen, 1% baths. large value and priced, to sell. S. A! fireplace, basement . ga WANTEp-^Fcur 670x15 or 640x15 INDIAN 1956 Trallblazer, fully ETJLL-TIME drug clerk. Elxper- board. Near Post Office. Ml Beechler, Realtor, MI 84969. W. BRAE-BlJW R B A i^ 24 New j^coly^s Urea, in good condiUcm. Te. Ml Good clean workmanship at rea loam,. Nusadorf Asphalt Plant, We will beat our competitors ad Room, Dinette, Dishes, R ugs./ 8-6745. near,-Rl. 6, 12 miles from ''MW* so We dropped the price ’way down fireplace. Finished laundiv room. rage. Ml 34278 equipped. Can be seen at 18 North BXAT . FINtlSH Holland window lenced, dependable and pleasant on. this ranch. Adjacent to Buckley R. Smith, Associate. MI 9-8953. 9-409T. shades., made to measure All sonable rates. -80 years In Msn- personality. References. No phone 687 N. Main St. MI 3-2427.>. vertised prices by at least 5%. Lamps, Tables, Blankets / cheSterNlOO ft. frontage on.ffl^* Garage. Three bedpooms 817.9H). Main St., Warehouse Point. Chester. Raymond Way, S m ^ pool, gravel bottom, School. Sure it is in Green Manor, R, F. 'Dlmock Oo.,'tRealfor. Ml “fwanty-four boys were admitted metal' veneUan blinds -~t a new Flake. MI calls. Miller Pharmacy, Li9 Green and Other Itemg / MANCHESTER—Finished 6 room ANDOVER BUY SELL — TRADE 1966-Oldamobile super 88 HoUday 9-9237. CLOTHES LINB poles Installed, NOBODY—BUT NOBODY EVERYTHING 8398.22 Apartments— Flats— ^spring fed./Trout brook and oak but this one haa a cellar, nice .9-5245.. or Robert Murdock M to membership in the C ru clfe ^ low price. Keys made wMia you Rd. all sizes, old poles reset, -reason Cape with full cellar. All copper $ 5,800—2 room cottage, privacy, 2 Want to eell.your property? ccnpe, power eteerlng, powor Business Services 4)ffered 13 Walt. Mallow’s. UNDERSELLS NATIONAL Tenements J6i grove. Dry lOpd, natural drain porch, and lain pretty good ahape. 8-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. acres, liend of^ the river Greenwood, Inc., will buy for all and Servera Guild, the acol006* brakee, automatic transmiMion. EXTERIOR and Interior painting. able. .Also hydraulic truck Jack. age. good fences, mostly stone plumbing, tile bath, large cabinet EXPERIEINCED drug clerk, 8 FOR BUILDERS WITH CASH Price Includes D eliverySetup, Can buy this for. the, price they kitchen. City utilities, :.good loca cash or work oOt a fradc Oulek group of .St. Mary’s Omrchf^Sun . Radio, heater. Excellent condition CeUIngs reflnlahed. Paperhanging. MI 9-1S53. FOUR ROOM apartmentrent. walls. 'ReasonablX priced. 'Tel. (XXXIH) $ 9,9Q0—Four room ranch, private RAOIO-’TV REPAIRS, any m ake- WEAVING of bums, moth holes days. 9-5. Must have driver’s li WE GIVE SPECIAL DEALS. Service. Guarantee Immediate' de are askiiy for some' of the slab Uon. Asking 813,600. Will talk . mortgage available,^ action assured. COll.ond get- our day morning. They wepe'lnatalled < ; Asking 81800. Cali MI 3-8608. cars. amplifiers, phonc^raphs and and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Wallpaper books. Estimates given cense. Box U, Herald. livery Or Free Storage until needed. Heat, hot water, gas for/<^kln Coventry PI 2-7090 Syenings/ homes. deal, no ohilgotlon. '. Fully covered by msurance. Cali Goodyear, Goodrich, Flreston*, VERNON. — New six room ranch price. Over 76 other listings In 2 $11,000—6 room, 5 finished cape, at the 9 a m. setvlceJliy the Rector changers Over 47 years total ex handbags repaired, fipper re- First quality not seconds NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., Phone for appointment electric refrigerator yand ’ gas fandlles and single homes from of St. Mary's, thiKBev.. Alfred L.. perience. 90 days guarantee on all piacemenV umbrellas mpaired, Edyrard R. Price. Ml 9-1003. MAN miscellaneous •■ork lii SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH atove. Call M I 9-407t'0r Ml 94779 If oi|ses for & ie 72 R'OWERS SCHOOL with atUched garage. Built-in large lot. GREENWOOD. INC. 1989 RORGWARD leabelia. Private latmdry .and dry cleaning depart 800x18, 8 9.95 ex. . 881 STA'TE STREET, range and oven, fireplace I" living 87,500. Elsie Meyer Ag-ehcy, Real WlUlains, whp has resumed h|e work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. men's shirt collars reversed and PAINTING, paperiianglng and 670x16, 811.95 ex. 74358 afiy time up to 8 p.m. from 5 to 7 pjn.^-/ And if you want to buy in the tors, MI 9-6524, MI 8-6930. $12,600—?? 6 room, 2 bedroom MI 3-1&77 ; owper. TR 6-7Q98. replaced. Mallow's LitUe Mend ment, Must have driver’s license, NORTH HAVEJN,^ CONN., See It Day Or Night SWEBPIN0 VIEWS -r Six room room/and basement. Wooded lot, ranch, stone fireplace, 1 duties after taking several months paper removed. Will paint top haU 710x16, 413.95 ex. very desirable Bowers School area, nice location^ 818.500. R. F Dlmock REUPHOLSTBRY. slip covers and ing Shop. . ^ l y In person. JSew Model Laun- CHestnut 8-214T If you have no means of traiis- ONE ROOM)OM Wlrrtlally furnished ranch, flreplacg, heated recrea MANCHES'ÊR— Two-family 6-6. acre. SELLING OR BUYING sick leave. The returning rector 1985 CADILLAC Coupe DeVUIe. of hquae If desired. Reasonable 750x15 816,95 ex. stop the search, gall Crockett and Co., Realtor. Ml 94245, or Bar lo ^ a s the prtOcher at 9 a.m. .Very clean. New tires, good condi draperies custom made. Fre* es -dry, 73 Summit Street. portaiion, r u sehd-' my auto' for apartmentm t^ ^ piply- lj Marlow’s, 867 tion room, beam construe start pacMng .. because we have A beauty. Flill price 818,900. Short $13,250—New 5 roqm ranches, timates Open evenings foj vour ATTICS, OELLaHs and yards prices with free estimates Workv- Whites slightly higher Main St bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Robert Call la the celebrant at the ' Holy tion. MI 8-L677. raanship guaranteed. CaU Thomde you. No obligation. tioh, attariied garage, 817,850. some choice properties that need way out, two 3 bedroom ranches. extras, )4 acre >ot. convenience. P A M Upholstejy cleaned. Also landscaping MI FULLER BRUSH COLE’S DISCOUNT STATION Diamtoids-rWatclieah— Extra building lot available only Murdock, MI 3-8472. mmunion at 11 a.m. ' Harrison. Ml 3-4884. new ownfers. All these homes Assuitae present mortgage Small $13,900—?? 6 room cape, yarage, Shops. 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-6324. 9-6679. 436 Center St.' Ml 9-0980 A—I ^ B - ^ —-R_T—’S "/NEWLYWDS 81.000. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI PAUL J. CORRENTI^, The Rev.iww. Pfoscottir-opw Beach Jr, has ------Jewelry 48 48:45 ALLYN 'ST., MUST SELL, so forget the price, (^XXVI) down payment. Full pH ^ 813,700. small brook, large lot PAINTING and paper hapgfrg, also HORIZONTAL BORING HARTFORD 94182.' One 3 b^room ranch, targe lot, been preparimt tê new acolytes New Tucked Detail HOOVER Upright' vacuum, uiqier LEONARD iW. TOST. Jeweler, re- OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 F.M. Fifst month’s rent free. New -4*i- look them over' and let’s get yoiur $15,8M—?? Fairly new 6 room ReSl EiState , IRONING DONE in my home'.''-Ml outside n o tin g . 85 years exper bag style, 829.96. Older Hoover, 0% rooih roo heated apartments Ap- offer in writing along with i check TWO IN ON® package. A nlc> two- small down payment. Pull, price, since - fall. “They ^were commls- ience. Reasonable . ^rice, Ray-, MILL - ' pain, adjusts watenes erpertly. Sot. 8 P.M. J4S SUMMIT ST. Custom built five ranch, attached parage, sioned Sunday "to the Cross Center Of Attraction! 9-3687. ' 819.95. Both excellent condition. . Trances, individual lelevision1 am^ room frame, brick veneer, 1% • .we’ll get you some action. Two family and a separate four room 811,990,-- Over 60- more listings 'of assume 4Vj%- mortgage. Tel. Ml JL6363 mond Trudau, Tl.-Xarvls Rd. Ml Ml 9-3651. Reasonable prices. Open dal^. home. This two-famlly is Ir very all kinds from 86.500 up. ' Don’t In procession, to serve) the Altar, 9-1514. For second shift. Must be able Thuraday evening*. 129 Sprue* NINE CUBIC foot Kelvinator re tennaa ahd heat control 'l4triindfy stories, living room, dining' om, hornet, have bath and a half, most to set up and operate. ^ equipment, car kpace, picnic, area.area, nice condition inside and out. forget Mitten can fit your needs and 1 to perform such othor duties PAINT SPRA'YER compressor land Street. M3 9-8887. frigerator. Excellent condition. kitchen, two bedrooms, ceramic have-garages. Here they are* HEBRON Builthng->TontractinK 14 MI 3-8823. 15 minutes to Hartford >6ridge. bath, on first floor. space'.,for one Henry St...5 room ranch Separate, heating system*, copper like a glove. Call the Ellsworth as shall be assigned by tlmNPt'oper professional paper hanger. paint guns. Alsu Homeowners Itool plumbing, aluminum combina Mitten Agency. Realtors. MI $11,900 ^ ? Near Bolton, Immacu parish autborn^.” The young Workmaprihlp guaranteed. For MACHINISTS (3) Adults. Phone MI 9-4824. TR 5-5775. additional iiiDom and bath on sec Tanner St.. .6 room ranch. late 4 room. ranch, nase- BIDWe l l h o m e Improvement For second shift. Must be first ■ and equipment rentals. lA-P Fuel and Feed 49'>A ond, open porch, full barement, tions, two-car garage, convenient 3-6930 or MI 94624. About Town men were preaentqd -for stdmito(on free estimates call collect Col Equipment, 945 Center St. MI - 7 " THREE ROOM ira^rtment tile Tanner St...Ranch, corner lA. ment. garage; extras. Co. AlteraUons,. additions ' ga chester LEhlgh 7-6705. Ask for class men for productlfui vwrk. toc- lot 109x150. Marion Robertem, Henry St...6 room Colonial. location. An unusual package buy by Richard Flske, president of thp . rages. Roofing and siding experts, 9-2062. 8 a.m, to 9 p.m. ' BALED TIMOTHY hay. Lyndale bathroom, linoleum, vepetiar for 821,600. R. P. Dfm ocf C o . BOLTON' „Must sell. Dick Gregoire. cellent wages, shift premium, pro Broker. MI 8-5953., • ■ Mather St, .,.Drick, 6 room Cape. “Mie Girls Friendly, Senior Crucifers and' Servers’ Guild. ûrnmum clapboards a specialty. Farm, Route 44A, Bolton. 'MI blinds, heat and hot wartr fur Realtor. Ml 9-5245, or..Barbara $14,300—Near BoItOn/ Almost ijeW, Those admitted were Willard duction bonus and other 'k.en'efita 75 LAYING HENS. Also good fur SEPTIC TANKS T^ro-famlly ... pretty near forgot Here’s-one for a young couple.. Branch; of St. Mary’s Episcopal Unexcelled workmenehip Easy PADfTBR and paperhanger, deco for experienced boring mill opera 8-8801. nished parking. Inquire ill School VERNON —New six room Build Wood*, .Ml 9-7T02, Robert Mlir- 514 room ranch, basement Allen, Donald Bernard, Carl BJork* budget terms. Ml 9-64M or TR niture. Will sell cheap if taken at AND St. »n 9-2360.- ,; er's Model Ranch, basement ga to tell you about this 4 A 4 flat up dock, MI 3-6472. Four roomS) clean.- In Ros* lale' garage, )s aefe 'bt. rxtras. Church; will mee'. tomorrow night' rating. Good clean lob, reaeonable tors capable:of doing own set up once. MI ^9-2790. section. Going for 810,000. Beach al 6:15. In th': upper parish hall. man, David BohadUt, Peter Boriim, 6-9109. ' ' price. S. Yencha, 60,9-6914 aftet work. ■ ^ rage, built-in oven and range ome. Convenient to spools, Volpi Road..high and.- wooded. $ 7,500—?? 4)4 room year 'round David Huck, Mark-Johnson. kitehens bafhrpoms, etU<*:. cel EXTERIOR' AND interior painting In electric oven, surface unltsi' Ex- . shopping, Hartford, Manchester. at it, might prove to be e. good TWO-FAMlLY •— Ekcellent condi home, flexible financing. hold its monthly meeting tonight, lars, .reatding, porches, roofing South Windsor. MI 3-6712. Machina Glaanaill cepUanally nice.. Centrally locat investment, esjaecially for-you par- tion. 6-5, choice locaUon, 81A,7bO. Pour room custom i cape, unfin Also John Kopnlln, Timothy In Manchester, Bolton, Coventry FULLER BRUSH CO Only 816,200—80 vear mortgage. $13,500—6-robm Olontal, garage at 7:30 at the Italian American and room addiuons; Connecticut and RoiAvllle area. Free es- SepUe Toaba, Dry Wells, Sewer ed. residential neighborhood. wits who havov children getting R. F, Dlmock Co., Realtc'-. Ml ished up: Has all the extras, in- CTub. ' Messier, David Odell, Robert Par* DARK RICH loam from- East Hart Builder, 10 9/1489 and MI 3 2465 Over 1 acre -lot, shade makian, Stephen Platz, OrlandV Remodeling Services, 84 Ork St. Umates, .Call MI 9-9239. 8580 MAIN ST., HARTFORD ford tobacco land fed for 40 Uaea tB»tailed--iD(lPar Adults. Phone MI 3-7590 or . MI married. Why let them pay a high 9-5245, . Or Barbara Woods, MI eluding A basement garage Nice Ml 8-1425. proofing Done, . - 8-8470. . « VERNON—Distinctive 8-room Co rant with'no return? Buy this 9-7702, Robert Murdock Ml place for a growing family, plenty trees, fruit trees garden. Pritchard, Philip Rice; Michael STOCK BOY, young man, full-time .years. Free of stone and sod. Any LOAM The executive board of the Hol amo}int delivered. Call TR 54128 lonial ranch In a community sefi^ nofie*. give them a start, and you 3-6472. of room to roam and not too many $14,800—7? Bolton line, . over- Totten, (Carles. Vaughan, Ivan FOR ALTERA'nONS, addiUons. job. Must have driver’a license. CULTIVATED, CLEAN n iR E E ROOM apartment aiid two- lister PTA will .meet tbmorrow Bonds—Stocks-Mortgages 31 collect, McKinney Bros. ' ting. Minutes to school, sho'pptng can keen one rent to pay off your places to get into mischief. ~ sized 6 room cape, 1)4 nlgh^ at 8 o'clock in the ' school Wastljeff, Stewart 'White, and cabinet* work, garages, etc. Call Dewey-Rlchman, 767 Main St. t Ob a c o o f i e l d l o a m room apartment for rent Call MI fniUal caqh outlay. West Street, .or Route 85 .. call baths, large lot, extras. Philip .WUllams. and greater Hartford, a ty iter. (xxxvni) library. Qtrajîn Woodworking Free esti- SPRING CLEAN-UP Ume! Get rid 24” —8- RULB fluorescent fixtures. TEL. Ml 9.0450 S«w«rogt DItpesdl Co. 94576. Only 813,600. FflAiVA fiancln.. it what you want, but we have a $15,900—^?-New large 5 room ptates. 'MI 9-8963. of all those nagging bills by con Sitoajtions Wanted-> Lucky Lady Laundry, 11 Maple AFTER 8 PJII. ISO-ISt Pearl SL-^Ml S4S0S Monthly payments 888. Only a few T. J. CR(XJKETT, Realtor NEAR POSTER ST. School. Six very desirable c « ^ here. Custom, ranch, custom built, walk '1 solidating them • into a single St. ' 4V4 ROOM apartment . second MI 8-1577, any thne room pape Cod, choice location. two bedrooms, center hall separate Anderson Shea Post, VFW, will CARPBINTBJR dealres-repalr work, huriithly payment. If vou own floor, extra room on third flobr, left-iiaat chance, pall hulldei, out basement. 1)4 acre hold Its regular meeting tomorrow 'Female 33 Ml 3-2465 or Ml 9-l-t89. Aluminum combinations. Priced to .dining, breezeway and kai-sge. . wooded lot. E. Center-Porter all types of remodeling. Dial PI ptoperty, dial CH 8-8897 and ask coD)iblhatlon gaa range and Vene BRAND NEW ranch. Here’s an sell. 813.900. F. Dlmock Co., night at 8 o'clock at the- post 2-7728. Selling for less than cost at IS and $22,700—Large c o n t e m porary "Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter how BOOKKEEPER desires part-time tian blinds. Storm' windows furn 1966 - THRBE-famlly. flat, 64-4H. 1150 square foot hOme In Man Reolt-ir. Ml 9-S24S, or Barbara a halL Basement, nice lot, . < , home. The newly installed officers Wpirk Resumes you pay back second mortgage work. Experienced In payroll, Job ished. Recently decorated. Good baseboard heat, cabinet kitchens, chester Green that glvee^ vou a Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur ranch, extras galore, hill will occupy the chairs for the FOR THE newest things in wtaide costs, full set 'of books. Constnic- SEPTIC TANKS Brbokfield Road.. reri high, top, 2 acre lot, , tre- home coverings — Aluminum, funds at 822.25 * per month per locadon close to Main .St. 880. '*tile baths, fireplace, very large large kitchen, 8 nice bedrooms dock, MI 8-647?. woods, five room ranch. 3 bed first time. 81000. Connecticut Mortgage Ex tfon bustneiM preferred. Phone MI dle!|1.NED and OfNTALLED iH;9-7885. With a lavatory off ' the master • ' mehdouB view. Work haa resumed on A road stone, etc—Call U|i. For the fair 4-1084. rooms,,!' .acTf, country atmos rooms, basement garage. FHA ap.- change, 16 Lewis St., Hartford. phere. Carlton W.--Hutchins, MI ■ room. A fireplace and large bow (XXXIX) $26,000—?? Almost hew 3 fqmily. way through a parklet betyreen E. est prices in years in alteratloas f o u r r o o m apartment, 2nd proved to sell for 815.960 and that's The Women's Home League' of and modermsaUons—call For S E W E R S f 9-5182. - window in the ll'ving room and a the price. Lots of appealing extras. 6, 6 and 5 room flats. the Salvation Army will meet to Center St, and Porter St. In line REFINED woman, many years floor. Near bus line. Reasonable. MANCHESTEh —AII brick six room changing your present borne to a secretarial experience, now ec- MA( TUNE * OLEA NED ! rear porch that can 6e enclosed Come 0® out and look It over. Have Large rooms. morrow afternoon at 2 'oclock In; with a plan by town offlcials to. kelp Wanted— Pemale 35 No chlldra'n. Write Box S. Herald. WEST ^flbE--Attri»ctlve five rooni Cape in South Mancheztet. Built improve R Center St. traffic flew. . more beautiful home the way you tiyely eelf-amployed: interested In for another room. Pull ceramic to sell It.' FOR information OR OTHER the Youth Center.' The hostesses Hke it—call us. All esUmatea free. • INSTAtLATiON home, 'enclosed -. 'breezewa^ ga bath with colored fixtures, ^ hot by PCntlcelU in 1961. AlumtpUm Bolton Center. “ Off to Florida’ REGISTEHED n u r s e s . 4-12 12-8 full or part-time poaition. en a b le GILEAD—5 room flat, modern con combinations, targe eooldsed rear LISTINGS will be Mrs. Major Sweet, Mrs The new roadway Is being cut “ Bank terms. CaU the Affiliated rage. 8l8 BOO, assume - 4H% water heat, attached garage; Near are the iownera. 8 .months , young, across from Lenox -St. All west shifts. Write P. O. Box 647, Man- of responsibility and. trust Excel SPECIALIST veniences, 876 monthly* Refer mortgage, smalt cash. Carlton Wi pot-ch. Garage an$ ameslte d.1ve. Major Lamie and' Mrs. Elizabeth Buildlim Contractor*. 880 Park - cheater, Cohn. lent references, Manchester vicin ences. WilUmaiitlc AC 8-9075. mlk, achool aiid stores. 'iPrtce .a true FOUR BEDROOM ranch, LAWRENCE; F. FIANO Wilson. bound traffic out of Porter SL Avc. Bloomfield, Conn. Cali CH Hutchins. MI 9-6132. ' C16.990 McCarthy Enterprises, large lot. Very .fnlce cohdltloh. ity'desired. Box A, Herald. 815,600. R. F. Dlmock Co Real 1)4 baths, two-car garage,: Acre BROKERS Ml 3-2766 would be routed into E. Center 2-9922 or at night call Mi ** 078 WANTE3D— Housekeeper, middle f o u r r o o m apartments, adults, Inc.,'Marjcherier. 'Robert N. Ag- lot. “IJQmbinatlons, fireplace, etc. Town and Country 818.100 HbJa UTIFTIL three bedrimm . new,' Ml 4-0988 or MI 3-0878. tor, Ml 0-5245; or Barbara ..Woods, Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 Among the divorces granted .in via the roadway and would be aged, goo4 home. 8 adults Call heat, hot water, accessible lo bus ranch, ceramic bath, hot No problem with a wet cellar regulated by a traffic light at E. ALL TYPES of caroentry work MI 9-7037. Sitwiliona Wanted— Male 39 and shopping. Call MI 9-9««9. water Ml 0-7703. IV ^ rt Murdook. MI Superior Oourt. Hartford, . last neat, full cellar, large wv Work was begun en it -lOEt chair- wearing this Proud Peacock closets, 1^ baths, open etalrwa; Beoker, MI 0-8009. ;. And if you are looking for a perance,'and'James ,0. from Btau- noon style created to flatter the Set! Lovely embroidery plus i Uone, addlUqns, porehea, e*c. Spe- E lech^tc Corp. Salary and work ^ ( l ^ t 815,900. Call (Jwner MI bara P, Schumacher on the foil. • ' , •Sgktiy mature flgure. cialialng ip botteges, garages aid ing conditions excellent. CaU HA Ideal location In A zona Only CAPK-iSDC rooms. Bus Une. En- superb plgoe of property, take Two exlb'ing roadways l/isectlng graceful fan-Utll in pineapple ero 816,600. Still time \p select deco (jixxxi) frontage, email apartments and^ grounds"ôf intolerable cruelty and No,. S816 with PaU-O-Rama Chet. 1 Inga. (JUiiantr-"deed workmaiudil— ------'Ctqsed large yard. Garage. Good the parklet to the east Mff 8-0731/ S-4651, Willlmantlc, Conn. Ext. 209 Inyitations to Bid - rating qaloro, Bu|I()pr, MT 8-9485. condition. 6 minutes Pratt A Whit a nice .. and we mean nlc»; WOODLAND ST. room adultery. ------84. M, to, 40. 42, 14. Pattern Nu. 6098 hah hot-iron 7 for Interview. BOLTIN—Two year old fimr rpom ling, being constructed...... '■ are ' ■ i - ^M.4L___ Seeled hid* on the following will ney, 15 minuteiâriford Reason rapeh with carport;' Latye Hiring ‘ranch., let Us knoW. We ba\e one ranch, plaster, M. AS. Saa to, to bust, 8H yarcu transfer: crochet and ehibroiUery ANY KIND of canentry and« diiM- BOLTON be received at the (jfflpa of the SEVIHi ROOM ColflOlaL U i hathg. able. Owner-MI 3-2645, JA 2-3888. but only m few could afford to buy ceramfo bath; linets,' Mrs., Gwendolyn Chanibera, >00 be ctoaed," Sbeekey, a0|kl.-,j af W-iach. directions; color ^ r t . sjâm heat, ga ra ^ . Good (*o.idl- rapm with fireplace. Aluminum Wothereli St;, will leave tofnerrow Tkz portion -flit .Te- net work don*. Honest anaI rala-. ' converse General Manager, 41 Center combinations. 012,600, R. F, it. Rut .If you are one of thes" few, formica.. Lot ill' cellar, TbbrM r.iW BdW ein coin* to:— To order, send 28c in coins to: bla worirmaneblp.. CaU iio a m AVON CUSTOMERS f Many of our Oeraer. 1. 'To agents. hatchway. iiiilder. MI 9-4291,. for a 0-week vlolt with her iMranti, • the ;ii0W..i5Biidway. best representatives wera.. former 7 ROOIII H o h m o n Street? Manchester, Conn, until • MANCHESTER Dlmock Co.. 'Realtor 80 9-6243, ali0 you want something different, Ena EbitiMft, Ttae ManshMter Anpe CaboU Manohester iDvening Thompson. MI 6-r—L i 896 .for ‘ eaU- Ji. May 11, 1B80 at 2:06 -F;m .: clo»a quality, etc. .. coll, we have Mr. and. Mrs, Wiltom LtoEt, « ( mates customers, if you ua« otir p r^ - 2AerotofUm 4, MANCHElSTER, Rockledge-5 tied- New Uating»-Û*s* 0 bedrooifa, or, Barbara : Woods, . MI 0-7702,. V iaW O N -M b^MSter line. -H a'f Herald 1160 AVE.- OF AMERICAS ucts, you know there are none Printed material including ropm Cope. Mpdera kitchen with Rmien Murdogk, MI 8-U72. the detaUo. Con help you in every NEW YORK 66. N.Y. G o r a g o t • . snap-out forms, padded form* 5-room ranch bewiKtOk d*car A possible. meaaer, except i -making 6-rqpn. Ca Bracjtewey oiu$.4* jM t- Per. lat-elata mailing add 10c better. Why not Introduce'them te . buUt-mq. Two' fireplaces, walk* rage, flreplab*,: i S water h e # car goiê; Losge r o e tH »^ bother For lat-K:Iaaa mailing add lOo for and checkb. 01 CONWAY iu b.*-»x room ranch, the p a y ^ e ^ ^ ' 2<> iMCMCkiwtteni. Print Nawe, Ad> RoofUit—Sding. 16 .othen? Liberal commission eanis j. PAINTINa aid oiit bMeraent Good lot orith gor- copper pJumWiig. *R cJHr utllltle*. Good Ibcitlso.; 810.600 Phllhrirtt each .pattern. Print Name, Addiess you 82 to 83 an hour. V/* train West St. mad School Rd. B id t, forma and spociflcaUoiui 4en area. 822A09. Phllbriok Agen garage, patio, fireplace, r ' *gNM Earn, style ^9- And with Zone wtd Pattern N u t^ ri ore available at the Confroller’a Nice level loL^^ribi:^ prlekd. For ,T. J. mOCKETT. Jtealtor Agency you; CH 6-1853. , cy, Ml 9-8484. ■ ' windows, near' schools,. GVfloeitMl ^,;».1B77 any Ume - sift U’8 ready—the ’69 Needlôrk ROUTE U PAPER HANCINC, Office, 86 Center Street, Manchra- further inforntofibn-'cali 9-4084. . ' -rt- - 1 for tba Albual Flftyvatx. pagwa of pntty IXCEINSBU) NURSE to work In con TELEPHONE \ tor. Conn.- CAPli^49Kpdoms,~firenIaê, nice- VERNOlMia,0Oo:tNew S bei ranch, with HWiaeusto M i n e ; valescent home, 2-room fu'mtahed Town o i Mamfhester, Conn yard, bus ALICE Realtor- ihtteiiMH iirilh built Yol. Rfl f.762B M l rwelCKitog-jroom, mwktr B u te f t clkit a ^ knit itema. M b a cep^^l apartment avaUapIs. Tel. TR Jomea l&aekey, Acting Ofn> êeUent ' ii "■ 1 bojOi*: 6-9121. ,PW 4 Afat '‘ ' "“ v

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;>■ ----f“ Uyatic Review, WBX; membere, The mq wttl enjoy a pot luck tofnorrow at BritMi JMjAsricsji .Club will AfiK>iitTown rao-p.m. In Odd FellowaN^quet at the cUhhousa tomorrow Tiatl. It will be nelghbora night, at 8 o'cl^k. Tup»rtni»nt officer* of the and guests from Hartford lodges i AnMr(C«n. Auxiliefy will sre expected. President Irene The /Glesners Circls of the Mr*. RIU Forbiiah. of tM Faber '\ be guests M toe meetirig "of the Palme heads, the'committee.-^, .. i WHC8 /o f the South Methodist Rug'^CO., Thomp*ohvlHe, will tallti Msnohsster ftnlt tomorrow *t 8 Church will hol< a rum'magi' sale Homf Decppitlng" at the p m. in the Legion Home. Win Richard E. Wlnsler, son of Mr. rsday morning *t 9 o’clock at. meeting of the uTIlea of the X»- MANCHKSIER. CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 5, 19R9 ner* in the Amcriceolam otmy ; and Mrs. George Winsler. 7>| the ghurch. iiimption tonight at 8:15 in the ' ciSbteit, Edwerd J. Coltmen of the ! Hackmataclt S t. will be iblWaled ; c h i lli hall. Bow ers' School, *nd P»oU Roeen ‘ Into Phi Bria Kappa, the national: Phi Theta Chapter -hf. Beta During the btislnes* meeting the of the Bucltley School, eimi their Sigma -Phi will meet tonight at • nominating committee, headed by, i scholastic honor society, Friday | The Cosmopolitan Club held its j Doctor Admits parents. vrlU bo present. Mrs. E»rl ■ afternoon at Boston University. o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Mr*. Robert Tlioma*. will prSseht. House Unit Stersen 1« chairman of the host- Richmond, 247 Summit St. the alate of n*w. officers for th» annual meeting ;Frlday afternoon coming year.' All current -orficefs at Center Congregational Church. os* committee. Articles for the The Friendship ' Club of St. ARE YOUR CAR Court Orders imd standing committee chairmen Mrs- J. F. Plcklea president, | Mercy K illin g white elephant table should also .lohn'a Polish National Catholic- The Buckley School library stall be brought to this meeting. -. will hold a staff meeting in the will mdke t l ^ r final reports. presided at the meeting, and called j | PAYMENTS TOO Gets Data Church ylll meet at 7;30 tonight.' school, library tomorrow' morning Coffee and ^ t r y vfill b« served upon the various -chairmen for .Burtdn-on-Trent, England, at 9:30. The nominating romittee b.v Mrs. John Bania and her com their annual renprt*. ji HIGH? Men of the. Om enant Congre .Several members PT the Man- May B (JPj—A doctor disr gational Church will meet ithi* will report. I t is requested that all mittee. ■ • Completed plans for the annual: I Halt on Bias On Fallout : Chester VFW Post'and its Aiix- members he pfesent. Mrs. Henty BkeUy requests that Icnlc were imbmitted by Mrs. D. 11 closed publicly yesterday jje -evening and again tomorrow night t illary participated in the Loyalty g'ive a lethal drug to a suffer ^ turf the area in front of the any member who has a card table Caldwell,. who announced the i | ■ Day parade yesterday in Straf- M arlne/Pvt George M. *ilsley, at home bring It; to this meeting. club would go.ô the I/)g Cabin in | TIiADE Richmond, Va., May 5 ment of pupil* «b^W b* “^serv^ ing cancer patient—and gent Washington, May 5 (/P)— chtnoh. They should- bring shovels ' ford. Participating from the post son of Mr. and Mr*. George S. The tables avHI ^ used at the Holyoke for-lts final get together. ’ — ’ ■ ■ “ long as sueh laws are not The radiation-chahted debris andeiê when they can for aft' were ..Commander .John Bancroft -The U.S; Fourth Circuit racially dlacriminatory It said. ly ended her life as she had hoO* ot\*o. Maurice Swenson. >.'18 Kisic.v. 127, Highland St.. U sched president's card'party on MAji 15. Following the business 'meeting.' aski^d him. from nuole»t' weapons tests I .Ir., Vice Commander Joseph .lel- uled to graduate Ma.v 17 from m Those bringing tsblas afa asked to Mrs. Felix Knock showed slides of Court of Appeals today thre\^ moreoveCj^ that appeals to state Porw^Sln^may be 'contseted. I sovskv. Judge Advocate .NIckolas intensii'e 4-week infantry training make- sure that their'aames and DOWN out the 7-year-8chbol integra courts should be exhausted before D*. Maurice Millard. 68, told the conducted so far might cau.se her recent safari to Airies, accom story of the mercy killing to a ' Tsapa'tsarls and Guard .Charles course St Cstn’p Lejeune. N.C. addresses are deafly printed -bn panying the pictures with a full ex WE NEED LATE MODELS tion moratoriBfn in Prince Ed applicants seek further redros* In 3,500 to Y.OOb additional hone ' Zeloni.s Froni the auxiliary were them so that they can be returned federal courts. Rotary C^Hb meeting. candei'Cases in 70 years, Con- planation. _ , OF ALL KINDS ward County. It ordered the This appeared to point the finger "I did It on compB.sslonate ; Past Presidents Mrs. Laura Red- to the owner. Tfea was served' by the hospltal'- gre.S8 wi)|S told foday. O PENÎLY ' herf. .Mis* Helen Gustafson. .M.rs. C apacity C row d / / Top Allowances Made! southside rural area to con at the State Pupil Placement grounds and Would do the same ity committee. Mr*. Donald Grant sider the admission of quali Board which thus far has never again under, shnllai- conditions," That testimony, from Or, Cliarles 8A,M.ta?F.M. laicille Hirlli. .Mra Mary K. Le- was hostess. * L. Dilnham. director of the'Atwn* Diic and Mrs Jane Fortin, and A t Sprin g D arhce 444 f r o m T o w n fied Negroes to white schools assigned a Negro to a white \U)1at'd sa|d. He gave this ac Ic Energy Commission’s division DeiKLocrat Forecasts SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. Guard .Mrs. »Ruth-McGinn. - Beaupre Motors • school. The state boaVd was -dis count;'' \ in September. regarded by federal courts while of biology and medfeme, opened A t U of H artford BROAD ST. AT The decision set aside Federal It happened some years hfli-k. a broad Inquiry by an Atomic PINE PHARMACY A rapacity cro^'danced to the the so-called rfiassive resistance The patient, a devout nirlsllan 664 CEXTER ST. Orffird Parish Chapter,'?^f)AR. GENERAL w. middle TPRR. , Dhitrict Judge Sterling HuU-he- Energj' Radiation- subcommittee music of Tofiv^* 1- -Two‘ - I into---- the Pearl without ■ Weight* or persons. Including Dr.-Linus Paiil- House lake a hsif-bonr lunch re- T hrough Saturday Herman Petersen, Mrs'. Donald ford,’' he said. FULL PRICE that qualified Negroes lypi he peace ofllcera^dragged the bod>’ of | any other attempt do prevCivt dis- ing, Nobetrprir.e winning chemist^ cesa. Fund> for Aid Trask, And Mrs. Anthony Urba Headed by Austin i). Barney, automatically admitted to ,tne high Mack Charles Parkeri the Poplar-’ covery.^ . of the California Institute ofTfc , "It is clear tills debate Is. going ----- ^ $685 MORIARTY school in September. More Ifltely •\ * ------This is th* one week of the year nettl. board chairman- of Hartford ville, Miag. lynch victim, from the, The/FBI agent and his Mlssissip- nology, seek a ban on any furtn to drag on for hours," he said. Washington, May 6' (f^ F o rm e r CM A opens its campaign with a Electric Light Co„ morg than 600 It means another roundunq In tlie <-on-. recedlni^-aters of the Pearl-River hl|hWa)' patrptmen companion ^ U;g. weapoipi trials. Contefiding But Plnney objeoted, and the when concert-goers of Manchester tinuing litigation bettween state President Harry S. Truman advised mayjoin the Civic Music - Assn. -Hlckoff dinner tonight at the Cen -'1 Connecticut citizens"''' are now ROY MOTORS BROTHERS nfear jMgaliisa yesterday. ■spotted the head, one arm and a | there Is no con.stilUtionaJ' author- question of a recess wgis put to a tef Congregational ,Church voluntarily engaged’'In an | 8,()00,- 156 CENTER ST.—5 0 8-3708 301-315 CENTER STREET and local authorities land counsel *=hoiilder above the water line in a tty for the tests, an(U4 lmt they roil call test. The Democrats won Congres* today not to cut the'for The membership drive will fun un for the National Aaspeiation for '(Tie FBI in - \Vashlfigton_ an:- 138-137 after Speaker William J, eign aid program unless thlrita" til Saturday -at 4 p.m., artd will be the Advancement of (Silored Peo-j nphneednqihnc...... - the identificHtiion- of the. drift three . miles .south of the are a grav* nienace^lo both pres- Poplarville-Bogalu.sa bridge across ent and future generations, they O'Brlfti broke a tie vole. are so bad it cuts Ua own salariisa. closed after that. pie. .Jiody. Iri the vote the Rep\ibllcans-'f>ail And, said the President in w’hose"' Campaign headquarters has been the Pearl River. applied to the IjTs. COurt'of Ap-' Almond also took another «wl . The gruesofne discovery by an Swlrlln'g currents lodged the | peals to reveroe an e.arller dis- two absentees Who are not .expect administration the foreign aid pro sat up at 367 Main St., next to at the,Supreme Court. He said FBI agent and a Mi.wisaippi high- ed to be present/ for tWs after gram was horn; Dodge ' Pontiac. Headquarters High Court'a asserticn that Dis boy’s left foot in' the fork of a tflct courj/fuling agai'n.-t them. Ue>.°A iog had rolled over the left The contention of. the group who V # noon’s debate. One, 'Rep. Robert R. "I do not,think there Is any chairman is Mr*. Arthur Miller. trict Courts were tof SMsesa' and Keeler l R-RidgefieldK, Is seilously need to cut congressional aalariea Assisting her throughout the week enlarge on the principles IMd down that hampered rescue ef- w enF^ cpuit challenges the find had been charged with the assault I ' ing* in a .3-year-old report by-the! ill. Anothci- Is re^lorted to be In or to scuttle the mutual security will be Mrs. Irving Bayer, Mrs. Amesi|e Drives "was nothing more than idle verbi Maine. ^ . program .... We can provide ade of a pregnant white woman. : d.-kgged ...... Nevin Decker, Mrs. Don Guinan, age and \vas neyer intended to ■ational .\cademv of Seience* oil I t didn't lead officers any closer pg,|.|{er from the Poplarville jail b y /th e extent of the threat. One Deniocralic absentee wa* quate funds for both.” have , any material rtieaning." —^âpparently—; to the hoqdsd mob - - . - i . ----- Telling the House Foreign' M- . The court orders'reqidred the hi*, heel* stripped Parker, of all/fiji I That 1956 report, result of a President Blserihow'er stands with arms akimbo a n d ^ iiained ex expected to arrive/later this after that kidnaped Parker' from hi* noon to bolster the Democratic fairs Committee it i* better poeted THE ach'ool board to jm pare for Sep clothes except- an imdershitlr and year-long study, conceded that pression on his face as he tells a news conference! his opintdns of on the details of President Eisen tember admissiqh of Negro high jail cell in Poplanllle on April 25, a pair of shorts. x ^ i radiation from any notirce is the delay in approving his nomination of Lewis L. SlrausH as ■Side. It was felt this was one rea two days before his trial was son, for the recess, ■ f- hower's 43.930,000,000 proposal than CO. school applicants, and to plan for The coroner at BOgaUria's Char- "often harmful " to humana but secretary of tommerce.'■ (AP Pholofax). . he is, Truman steered away from /alem entary scliool desegregation scheduled to start. itv Hosffltiil did not wdease the re- that as of that time the haz- ^4*rlor to the start of the debate dollars and centr recommendations FOR IVIOTHER S DAY / *t.the-*arhan practical dates. .--The mob appai-enUp’4elt’’Secure 'ill f ...... say; ffd A""") Micicar blast* presented .Die Republicans caucused and with one exception: WATKIRS- . Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 ■—''filgrilflcantly, the court said that behind thWr masH* and glove.*. hbw-Parker dfM^^cept to report a 5 smaller genetic hazard than pledged a solid rtand against th* The adminlstration.ha* asked for State layrs relating to the a.ssign- Mobsmen dumpqd Parker’s body Irid spot on OfeUghl side of the |n®<*ical u.*ea , of y t a y . It said bill. .Meanwhile Democratic lead 4700 million (for the development "head ^ I there wa.* no threat to the present ers marshafed all thCir strength ■loan fund) but their own spokbs- WEST From Hale's Linen Depart- Strauss for the debate. Ike Says aien, before the. first of the year, . Resulta'of the autopsy were ex-; -i. . . me/it, main floor rear ,.. N jp ^tatic /faye H as H e ^ pected to be announced In Poplar-j Whatever curi^nt threat exists ■Rep. Jack Turner (R-Bethany), were saying that'^thla fund needed Funeral Senrica• I vllle this afternoon. ‘i is said by scientists to lie m.iinly a member of the Education Com ■from |l,.liilllon to $ l'i billion this i in fallout of Strontium 90 which in mittee, told the caiictia that the year. 'Therefore,' I do not think ORMOND J. WEST, Director 'Listed, here afe just four sufficient quantities.. is held to Republican members of the com you ought to slash the administra-. ‘ ' . d "sai'd lynchers did not break Par Services 142 EAST CENTER ST. bring on bonS cancer and leu mittee now realized the issue tlon request; 1 think you ought td ker’s neck and they did-not, frac kemia.. ' Mitchell 9-7196 of the many gift ideas you t/ Skah of Iran Seekin ture hi* skull. • • ^'bolls d.own to diversion or In-, increase it.” . .-ri WHAT D’YA Some internal organs pfovl.ded a Washington, May 5. (/D-Presi-lgrOup is considering the cabinet creases -in taxes.” The development loan fnifid helps O-'iM find in- our Linen source of clues for pathoIogU|to: (Conriniied on Page Four) nomination. Godgel denied that there wa* underdeveloped natlonarto finance 4*1 dent Elsenhower said today that a A reporter noted that Clare anything new' or '‘sinful" In the projects which cewilar hanks ! Td Solve 2 Problems No one attempted to esnpiate low point will be reached If per HEAR IN THE klanchestcr’* Oldest Dept. Boothe Luce had resigned as api- principal of diversion. He cited won't normafly >Xndle because’ of with Finest Facilities. (Continue on Page Four) sonal antagonism.*' defeat the nom bassador to Brazil after he» nom several precedents vChich he said the risks Off-Street Parking Churchill Here ination of Lewis Strauss as set-re- ination was confirmed by the Sen- proved hls point. . est of circles Established 1874 i ' Ay Ed d y o il m o r e êffort to see^^ year-old Ferial, a ate, giving as one of her '/reasons I OB Page Eight) 6 ? SOUDtlOLOR .s c a l l o p e d tarv of commerce. The newe*t GOP rnember of the London, May 5 (/P)—The Shah secretariaLOtudent ih Lausanne. . Music to YcH Bv the antagonl.*rti* .arpused in Sen So. \rtte.i he hit the cSrppt at Eisenhower told his. news con scene. Rep. H arry Willia.ms IR- of Iran today began an official To Visit Some ference toat he regapd'a Sti-aiisa ate debate over thC appointment, Ansonla), arrived at the -.State Pure Linen Tablq Cloth^ vi*it to Britain: reportedly .with V’.ctoiâ S(aUori and found Mar- Boston. Mav 5 (IP) -Now hairman ^ 'the. Atomic I The reported a.sked Rlaeiihower, if waiting there, the heads in former /Chairman qf the. Atomic jCapitol to be aivorn 'in and »ai^ two unofficial probelm*' on hls, its "Music to hiive your teeth Energy* Cpmmlsstoh. as a valuable hue, believes .Straus.* should follow he would vole with the Repubft- 52x52 ...... $2.98 mind—a future wife and closer diplomat box -began to wag. pulled by,” - , War Comrades pubhp'servant ,vito\ha3 the utmost 'the same cour.se. M argaret .laa seldom looked CBiis against diversion. B u lletiiis 52x70 ...... ;..;...... $3.90 ties with the West. / pr. Edvvin Sturgis,,president integritv. - ' i' 'Eisenhnever repheq with some Williama,,* 43-year-oljFpurchaa- The moment the dark-ejfed. lovelier. of the Massachusetts Dental 4i0x80 ...... $5.98 She woi'o a tight .fittlfig soft Washington, May 5 (45—A sen ptrausa' appointm'ent' ha.*, been heat that he has said again and j said he had-dampaigned the AP Wire* twice-divorced-- potentate stepped Society, told the . group’s an timental : Journey has brought Sir- under,ider, attack by . s'lme Democratic agalft ' how highly he values f„,. the vacant pXsjtêttted by the Br^^wn suit that hugged hef cui^vy. nual meeting last night teeth vacant pXi Largest Selection C l Q C 72x90 ...... $9.98 „ off lil* train, some of the- very Winston jCTuirchiU to Washington SenatO/ra. Sen. Clinton P. Anderson i Strauss' service*. .death of Rep, DXrrett Burkitt on In Town people who could make those figure. Th'e-.a^k of the suit wax already have been extracted 72" RO U N D...... $5.98 I weil scoopeiU^ , .1' once sgiiin "to see some of my (D-NM) yesterday accused If the point ba.* been eached Up afiti-diverafon platform. A F^ CITE!* BED FALLOUT dreamg (if they are hi* dreams) with no other pain killer than cohrSdes of wartime days." Strauss of vising “unquallfled false where a. man can be-dcnieij a job> He defeated Democrat William WaAlilngton. May ff .itf’i—Tha MATCHING NAPKINS .... 59c ta. come true, appeared before him. On he) head "'as a hat of pink- a process called "audio anal Lsh feather and soft f)ir. Sir Winston, now 84, stepped hoods” in defending his actions a.* because of personal anlajgonl»m Tursebr^nn; a steelworkers uplon Atomic - Ener,gy rommiasion Standing in spring sun.shlne in gesia.” ' .slowly and oai-efullj^.from Presi head of the AEC. against him, then we have g|nl to a by 64 vote* yesterday, ;/A beautiful quality solid color linen to mix or match. She. met the ^ ah with a lo)j\' He said receiver*, are put said today Russian nuclear teste Choice of 5 color*. - . i, . , the center of a quarter acre of red dent Eisenhower's personal plane .Straus.*', Said he would withhold low poiiSt. kl'"®nl'nwer said. '^^-Willian'ia said-'he wasn't sure released more fission product^ ‘ carpeting at flag-draped Victoria deep bow. / over .the patient's ears and he moor He took her fi'and and lobked heir >e.*te)day as Eisentiower and a his rebiiUal until Anderson com Anderson,''' as chairman of U)erihq(v hq would vote on the admin- into the atmosphere In the last S selects hls own music from a Railway stations were: pleted hls testimony before the in the eye*—light blue eyes- said tape \ recorder regiiiatjng the ci-owd of - almut 500 persons wel Senatc-Housq Atomic Euei'g.v | isiration's massive highway bond- two years than did'teste b.v fh« 977 MAIN STREET “CHATHAM” SOLIDXQLOR ' Pretty Princess Margaret, come'’ him at Washington's Na Senate Com.merce Committee. That' Commitlee, had frequent .^clashes! ing bill which wa* due for Hpuse United State* and Great Brit .Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Philip. to )>e tne moat beautiful In Eng volunie himself. In addition to land. , the music the recorder simul tions) Airpiil. with...V* SStrauss4VS...S....W when...... Strafiss...... “was ••••-— at action ktaril 1| snwxrilater iniii s..i*.this **...*.day. He ,wa's ain *rombined...Thls *e*i»r.**a.*«.. ■ .a a«.|e*r*B.report wa.4vv SUMMER BLANKETS. y Prime Minister Macmlllau and But hls voice w as/clear, and chairman of the AlSpf'lt wa.*-part-, swowi In at tpe atari of the Hovisej* given a congressional hearing two of his-cablnet membera. . Then Margaret stepped back taneously transm its a noise like the distant roar of Ni vigorous—a reminder.-bf the days ly because of Ojia congressfonal | session, by Dr. Charles L. Dmhani, di Nobody in London is suggeating when he I'aliled. hl|)' oOuntrymenj enmity that JProaident Eisehhow-, ' Before the'-House debate began rector of the ABC’s Division of a ronriance between the 39-year-pld (Continued on Page Nine) agara Falls. ’ News Tidbits Six colors. Rayon and ny $ G . 9 8 and their Allies duriing the dark! er reportedly! decided not to name j Googel issiied a policy statement, Biology and Medicine. He pre Drying clothDl Mohammedan Shah -and ■ the days of World Wto II. Culled froni A p 'Wires Strauss Jo another term as AEC■ a "are move for the Democratic sented figures which he said Take your cue from lon blend. Just tl)e right Church' of England Princess. Weight for spring and^sum- ■ The Churchill p/it waa there too, chairman. ‘ j-' House leader. heretofore had been classed as it aasy today..* But with, royalty, like thorough- as he rem irked: Stmuss' nomination as secra- "Regardlesa of what may be said secret.' . , V toer. ‘ ' ft-ed horses, nothing ta sa'fe at lOO Schaefer fans. They know , 72x90 Size: 1.' “I aiwtiys lo'VS coining to Anter- Twenty-two men subpoesvaed to tary of commerce has been hang- | to cloud the basic iasijc,'' Googel TWIN or FULL RED8 to 1. cia, but I shall not say—as jnost PROTE.ST 8UDGE/REMOVALS -V T\yo girl's .names have, been appear today before Brooklyn, Schaefer has a siTiooth round people wh(. are traveling no-w’a- N. Y. rackets .grand Jury to an (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) , Weetport, May 6 - (Pi—rEleveu 0THI;R CHATHAM SITMMER RLAN'k ETS $4.98 an^ $5.98 fink(M with the Shah: ' - da.vs about the tborld seem, to-do / member* of the Westport tqvvn Prlnceii* Marla Gabrielis Of swer questions abovit "L ittle Ap- -êvei-ything I think." alachian" meeting they attended Democratic <>Oininittee-have pro taste ... never sharp, never flat. Savoy. - . Named ‘Mother of Eisenliower grinned, and the tested to Gov. Abraham Rlbicbff - COLOR FUL THK>’IU Jh Pritcesa Ferial, the daughter of Sunday nigl\t In Brookij n. . • Oi"® crowd laughed, at this apparent gqh and Wnshlngton 'officials,a i Sharon Man Writes Best Novel aod state party chuinnan Jqhil Man, that’i beer. . . •x*King Farouk of Egypt. refei’enM to another wartime fig- M. Bailey-over what -they vialled,.( REAL BEER ! BATH MAT SETS Both of these lovelies presently Boston, Ma.i; 5 (.P) 7’his has watching Columhia River for; ■been a bright and shining year tire. Lord .Mpntgom.eryr-e'retired Imdies of three of five members of- the unjusHfied removal of two ' Hve in Svltzerla.ndf ■ -Bullish field ' marsWiil, criticized local MunieJpaJLCoiirt Judges. In Multi-color fforal patterns or j. The Shah stopped'off in Geneva for -tiny gray-haired Jennie Lolt- Martin family believed drowned mah Barron. 67,' wh'ol long ago American leadership in a tetevi— last Dec. 7 ' Vhlle himtlng for MacLeish Wing Third identical telegrams, the town black mixture with,-color. 1.98 before flying to Britain. But ■ he afon program just before a recent committee members said tho Bath rnat and lid cover set. saw pelther princess, Nineteon- worked in Boston asl an after-- Clvyistmas greens. All colors. school ''hand" ih a shoe factory— trip to Moscow for ' conferences Thjrty-one crewmen, of Greek two "able municipal court 8«t year-cld Maria Gabrlella flatly wiih Soviet {Premier Nikita j freighter Nicholas Kalris trans- JudgMi”-r-Harvfy L. Kolzltu and Wrote' the Shah off her list. and still managed . to graduate from high school at .15. Khrushchev, ! ferr^ to • ,)apan«ec fishing boat Pulitzer with Play ‘JB’ Charles Spear—were “removed • The Shah apparently made no Churchills last viqit to ■ this a(ler ship run* agrpund on shoal from, office here with no ju»tU' EXPERT SERVICE ' DAIN-nr PATISTE ^ In- February ahe was named the ‘V ...... - ^ . . . . - -.... - - first woman judge in the 100-year country wa* 1)1 June 1954, v»;hen off Kyushu today and sprung a - • — ■l flcatloa iof' this action bae^ on 80*s homo hoqting prime minister h« came fo'r -a leak. .' . SubmarineiSklpjack, ha- Yorkj May 5 (Ab—‘‘JB,” a^' Pheeteta,■ ’* the adventures of a boy their records. . . hiatorj^ of) the Massach')isetts Su lion's newe.sl mielear-pawered aub-1 verse pla.v w'hich refella the Bonk i wagon- EveHet Embroidered Scarfs perior Coiii't. Ip April she was series of officikl conference* with Wfid his father during our wqyi WE SPECIALIZE IN Steel Contract Eiivenhower. This visit 1* described marine, . begins .. serlew of toniedo ■ of Jpb in ai rnodetn setting, ha* I’raln trek to California in the 1849, JORDAN PREMIER QUITS ; CHEST SIZE ...... $1.00 named the Massachusetts "Moth a.') purel.Y. peribnal. He will be a ' tiilic and fire control teste off New 1 brought Archibald MacLcrih ,his gold rush,- waa named the best .Amman,-Jordan, May 5 iP>-« , Vbu get pramium quality er of the Year." And today she ALL FAMOUS MAKES! DRESSER SIZE ...... $1.19 P arle ys O p e n wa* honored in New York as “the guest at'the, White House for port, R. 1 1 third Pulitzer prize, the 1959 American novel of 1958. Its author, Premier HemlJ RifaL a Palrih ‘‘ Mobil^hest with RT-98 . . . the three nights, spend another night st ate Armory in Hart ford, takes award fop drama. Robert Lewis Taylor, 36. of ttnlan ' Arab strong man, re most'rompletely effective fuel , ( NIGHT TARLE SIZE /., .... 39c ^ American Mother of 19.59.':- on air of bustling activity as doz- MacLeisl) la the eighth Ameri Sharon, Ootini, ha* written eight signed toda.v op grounds of ill NORMAN’S IS ALWAYS BFNDIX Newsmen w h o hSard sha':^’ould at the British embassy, and go to oil additive in use today. And ■Pure white with a beautiful eyelet and cutworlj designs. ' Ne.'A' 'itork. May 5 -Form al New York for several days bffore en*..of teenagers begin Wtallliig can to w iniat least Ustee Pulitzer other books and numerous maga health. A palace sourro said HOTPOIM negotisitlbna open' today fjr a new be hopored In Nftw- .York, asked' exhibit* for National Science, Fair prize*.- His two' previous, -awai'ds, King Hussein accepted the reo> you gat -premium service. Au AT I’OUR SERVICE her to say 'a few wol-ds before she returning to England. , , zine pieces. tomatic deliveries -. . . a bal- . ■ -■ '!■ steel industry labor contract that which coBlhniea, through Friday in 1933 and 19.53, wSre for poelty. The Gold Rush of 1849 had. al Ignatlon aud entruiited roya). FRIGIOAIRE 'bouloj have a powerful Influence left Boston. She'*replled: night. . . Hartford firm of City The 1959 selections, announced court minlstar ilazza MnjaU, R anoad payment plan and many HALE'S STORE HOURS: ^ "I am touched by being selected (ConGnued 'vn Page Foot/ ways been sort of a liobby of Tay other extras designed to make Our Service Department la- BLACKSIONE on the nation’s economy. Iron Works Inc. tair'en over by Art- yesterday bi' Gfayaon Kirk, presi lor',*. "And writing a book about fprmer premier, with the task recognized .aa the larges) In OPEN .MONDAY ALL DAY— 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. .\ftbr wagi'ig a verbal duel for by persons of such eipinence front loom Industrie* Inc. of New York dent of* Columbia University, alep forming a ■ new government. home heating'redlfg ta$y.. among sp roahy worthy and. out- it seemed vety convenient,” he this area and is staffed with GENERAL ELECTRIC TUESDAY ...... 9 A.»I. to 5:10 PJW. mo'nUis. repcênta lives of steel City...... India and Pakistan put William H. tBllll Mauldin of -said yesterda.)’ after the annbunce- RifaT Ipis 'held, thS ' premleralilp men whose training,' skill W-EDNESDAV I ...... 9 A.M. to 5:8« P.M. 1 manageuient arid the steelworkers .stariding -nothera of the nation. B ii r m esej^. N e w stn eh i should hold a summit conference Jo the, St. Louis Post-Dlapatch In se fmir Itniee In 4he' laat IS 3ft4*Sf WESIINGHOUSE I don't wpnt to appear in any way “break . through accumiilaiterl blt- ment of the.-award. and experience are unparal- THURSDAV ...... 9 A.5I. to 9:00 P.M. ^ union finally got a chance'to da- lect company. Hls second prize top Part, of the beok’s setting is in Moliilheat ■leied. \ • I - : FRIDAY . ..., ...... '...... 9 A.M.'to 5:30 P.M. some real tlu'^ging In the biggest facetious when 1 tay that among H i t R c m I T r e a t m e n t tornee*.” Rep Chester BoVvle* cartooning places Mauldin amwg REPORTS $10,060 PAYOFF ^ l • .. !(■ WHIRLPOOL the Idegreei I hold: the degree suggest*. - ' ' ' 1 Lofdsville,, K y.,,which la not far. Mm c/ooftoodioii SATURDAY ...... 9 AJ«. to 5:80 PJ«. labor-management bout of 1959. the 34 Individuals whd haVa-woiv from his home town of Carbon- . Wi^hington,. May 5f (*»)—# , •ddJMvo t^NMORE X The LUtroiPe '.'Jll have Its tra 'Mrsi*- is the most important, and Soviet Union, ){i;hich claims,thikt ■more,than one Pulitzer prbfe. fonner- 'Nnv* York newspnpe^ WASHERS, DRYERS, I • the 'one for which I *i:n most ■ ’Rangoon, Buiopa, May 5 (85- ■ only -press of .Communist sphereihere te dale, 111. Taylor would drift soqth Vi'e welcome charge aceoiintel m -ff Green Trading SUimpa ditional effect on wages and pilce* Biirmese' newsmen who fired . a • Hi* prize-winning cartoon was to Louisville in hi* youth the watch -publisher said todaj* ,.~.he M A i;A G nationally and f>rovlde the agswei: grateful. ■ . ' • free, celebrate*...... Freedom in of ttthf published after the Soviet Union $10,000 to an underworld REFUlUERATORS,i are gh'en with rash sales and alSo to customer* who pay "I shall accept this award vegetable barrage a t, the ; Soviet the Kentucky Derby. their charge account within fifteeii '(l5) 'fay*, after billing to whethev there Will be a steel ^ • u Press Day. today;.. American forced Boris Pasleroak to give up in JM 9 to ^ t t l n a dh«M FBEK/URS, RANGES, PHILCO atrike after June 30 whfell, p resent-“ an Individual honoe — t>.i)t embassy after Russlap guards ...... — ■--jiterajure. The But once in Connecticut he be ahewspu|»er dellvcrern lia WE GIVE^cI.^ .t^) ■ U* • as a symbolsynibol' honoring all the woit-- woij- roughed gan his research by telephone. He EA.SY —..... ill'll ...... ,M, jp p.i I , steel pacts er.pjre. Utude .. j : 'n ;won thy was. the-kind'»f deal; GREEN STAA AIK CONHITIONERS The-,formal isiks opened first derfuL ipotherg th4 nation. | ^ . literature.' What said he. spoke to a librarian .in to me aa legltlmatei'V PLENTY p r FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE- ture Louisville. She. gave. Tliylor thb this . morning with U.S., Stqel "I believe the family Is the,'e^- Aiexi rey told ' the 'Beiuria' J ■ ■ J-J . ' Corp., the Indus'ry's top producer, serencc of our clvllizstlot). It is )m- ofTdr one .aiiolher.! ' ' . J a campaign asainst vice; names of boqhs that cover the , Committee, ' OPEN / The RiiMlans first tangled with area's history. ' ■ ' H 4 . ■tod later In the day wlthiBelhle- poi . rtsn.t that thS family , and the the newsmen at , Rangoon's air LUe, Magtoipe sfhnounces plan* gambling and corruption in Utica, as q e b 'l ‘ MORMilTY DAIL*^ he)ri,' Republic and Kalseii .Steel.-‘reSponsiblUtles1# I AM /\F_. of-paienthood r\a tan/arl ' ■ are t*4s' to reduce Its rogular newsstand 1 n . y ., that achieved sweeping re He some booHa from ihambd of n iy , , 9 A JI . port Sunday. They kept'the newa- Thi alQIirs I I I U ^ The union- storti-ndgatlatliig . being obliterated -.In 'Some-' other Singer t« n a Horne goes -to cou)ft ice for the Utipa Obser'ver-Dla- ! Americana Library. however, pubUn.-; TILL 7 lacing aboard a Red Chinese air^ \ INI r.4.11. s^ciitirci lywist eo.. NORMAN’S So within 4 few - days a dozen parts of the w’orld. Sner for Peiping. . to try to stop,^ sales of record al- patch and the UUca Dally Press, wherejôst of the .iâearch was 'a* tb e f ' t ' ■ io^ CONN., JNC. Ml 3-5135 cx^ n e E m a in •iU of nsgotiationa, all with selK "And tE at Ifrlnga to hilnd the 'Hi* attache, CpI. Mikhsdl StVy- bum "Porgy imd Bess” she says membera, of thg'Gannett group, of .done.,'T*' I’a 301-315 Ctntar St. «45 HftRTFORu K 0«0 ii-'i is so technically deficient n would neWspaper*. ^•arleil Tune la,”FU GHT’N . . . Thursdsiy*, 10:00 yWHC-TV^8)l ■ (OektlBiied *■ fisg s M(W) ' (QpnRfiUMl M Two) dKRNnl XOITMAN B.A K 4U^ ' ’ (CoDtUiMd’oB Page F ew ) hurt haF «4u«er« travel* pf Jaimle Mg-