-iWi.i55wgp ® s; :T' •\ ..■ ■\ I ■■ ■ ;r* .-'i .. '.1 ' ' V J 'i; /, 'V .-.-'I' ..'V', SATURDAY, APiRIL 13, 1967 Average Dally Net Press Ru^i /L N The Wdatber . ¥ age f o u r t e e n For the Week Ended i®attrl|patfr liiptttttg i^fraUji - April 18,'1957 Feneaat at U. S.’Weathwr S an aa the foam from clinging to the ar­ places another ftand which burned Fair, eoattnoed aaU taaigM. ticle being plated. dowm In May 1058. and also ^as 12,578 operated 'by Qcemmo, will carry a CERAMISTS! LeOr 95-I5„ Saaay, watmer ITiea- About Town One day this week an unusually Member of the Audit day. High la 66a. Heard Along Main Street large article was being processed complete line of fruit and vege­ Bureau of'Circulation Business Bodies tables. On opening day, Gremmo "Pe It Yeam ir Manchester^—A City of Village Chttrm Donald Homingway, chairman'of in the tank, When the operator U’t Easy as4 It’s went to remdve it, he pulled the plans to offer gifts of flowers to gsarias Dsify—l».m. 4 p.m.- tha Parmanoht Memorial DaJ^ And on Some of Manchealer'a Side Streeta, Too By women and pony rides for the 7 p.m. le „ Committee, haa called a meeting switch to break the electrical con­ tact and immediately the whole DON FRIEDMAN youngsters. ■ Opes All liar Sal.—CIat« Maa. VOL. LXXVI, NO. 166 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1957 (Claaalfled Advertlabig on Page 14) t»RICE FIVE CENTS of the committee for Monday eve­ plai t was rocked by a king-size Gremmo. who has been in thei ROCKRAFT ning at the municipal building. • Follow Directions < produce business about four years, Peter Clark, owner of Pete's « -0 ‘0-M! An interior decorator who ” ds-<^have been paying off installment j CERAMICS Before he could figure opt what loans twice as fast as thby bor­ Is a native of this town, and fo r! The fVlendahip Circle of the Sal- Grocery Store at 484 E.-* Center elded after 10 years in New Yi several years worked with his late i M Pl'B.NELL PL. MI. e-MM vatioi^ Army will meet Monday at St., hung a sign up on the dbor of happened, the' plant superinten­ rowed money. Knight said this is dent came huatllnk into the proc­ that "be dlftn’t like the big bad city '« first time in several years that father in a meat market. 4;|0 p.m. for a potiuck’aupper.at his store warning people to come In his new business, he will- con-1 Police Push th i CltadeVMembere are requeated in' through the door and not one essing room hollering i "What’s and migrated to Connecticut” haa ihMidlment loan paying haa ex- going on?” And the operator, still Just. received' a . signal .honor cus­ rates of borrowing, tinue to grow his own strawber,-' to^brlng their dime card* for eelf- of the walls. recovering from the surprise fire­ ries, corn and tomatoes. He ex-1 NEXT WEEK d ^ a l. . Pete haa been unlucky enough tomarily reserved for big town op- e local bank official also to have three ihotorlats crash into works, shouted light buk, "How eratora said thelutyingB department is up pects to buy his other produce di­ Search for should 1 know?” rect from ‘area farmers. A special ’ ^ e Rev.-Stephen Stryjewaki of the sides of his store. Two crashed A. James Adams of , Coventry 10 per cent^over the corresponding into the east side of the store They finally found out.' But the and formerly associated with Wat­ quarter In Ijr Sf. John'a Church will leave tomor­ extreme pains taken by some row afternoon for Ware, Maae., and one truck driver collided With kins Bros,,. Manchester,' has Just Meanwhile ekqUngs before Easter Bandit the north side. Pete, who haa re­ sales promotion writer to minimize been named to the 18-member taxes by the bank txmtinue to rise. where he will read a paper to the the danger of explosion in the use Tdung People’s Aesembly of the built his store after every accident. | National. Board of Governors of ’The institution eanihd 322,681' in. has only one plate glass wtndo\yj of the product came close to giv­ the American Institute of Dcro- this '3-month period a^^ompared # Bunnies Hartford, April 15 (/P) Waitem Maasachusetts Seniorate ing the operator first, a heart with 317,204 for the same, period of the National Catholic Church. in the place now. Thats the one rators. , ’ —State Police searched woods in the door where the sign hangs, j attack and, second, hysterics at Adams, who Worked 13 years in 1056. near here.today for a former His topic will be "What the Church what he figures is'the understate­ for the local furniture firm, now Gross income for the period IgAs # Ducks Offers." ment, not of the We'ek, but of all 3184,264.74. Of that figure. 3137,^. factory worker wanted in a Thoughts in a Grocery Store time. 583.75 was set aside for expense.s payroll robbery and the fatal An Important meeting of the "A grocery store is a lovely In the explanatory material and 324.000 was transferred for # Chicks shooting of his estranged place for thinking thoughts about supplied with the product. It was Jtmlor Camping Committee ''■HI be women. I.*8t week my wife and I savings interest. wife. He is believed armed. held Monday night at the Girl explained that too much of some Total assets of the bank on Police aald they are- looking for ' Scout office to work out (Inal de­ were shopping, she doing the pick­ “can cause over-foaming with at­ March 20 were 313,504.107.18, 15 They Make Wonderful Pets Pope to Ask tails of the Camp Mep-le-Wood re- ing and loading, I pushing the tendant trapping of h.vdrogen and Francis Kolakowski, 42, Hartford, basket and doing the looking. Saw per cent above last year’s tally. in connection wlOi the $68.M3; King Scores Victory tmion; Program aides at camp last oxygen which may combine i payroll robbery at the Hartford ; summer are invited to attend the some women fat, some slim, some noisily if aparking ncciirs.” — _—| .-’Tbe—banklng floor—of_the Main LITTLE and . tweeting if -thsy yisil to attend the sloppy, some . trim.. Some fresh Machine Screw Co. in Windsor i tON-Btui-oh "Combine noisily” indeed! And St. office of the T nut Co has been last Thursday. He is a . former reunion ,oh April 23. Those at­ young things, some with grsy that’s Just what happened! Some redecorated under the direction of McKin n e y , iRB. tending should bring box lunches. hair. Some in slacks and some in employe of. the firm. j n Political Struggle of the foam had gathered around Arnold Lawrence, architect. 15 Woodbrldge'Rt—MI 3-8020 ' Kolakowski is also wanted in | tweeds. Some with three kids at the article being plated add the Each of the departments on the their skirts and wearing maternity MANCHESTER the shooting of .his estranged wife N-Weapons ~ '■ ' • Manchester Auxiliary Police will contact was broken had caused the main floor has its own background Helen in her Hartford home March be host to Meriden Auxiliary Po.- smocks. All ■*of them alert and contact fas broken had caused the color, with a large ' decorative Damancus, Syria, April 15 (/P)— Damascus Radio said Kins lice at a target shoot Monday businesslike as they studied labels 2h. and picked from the* shelves. On foam to do Just th a t... combine mural forming the background for More than 30 state troopers, Vatican City. April 15 (/P) Hussein warned foreign powers today that Jordan’s Army night at 7:30 at Police Headquar-. noisily, ^he operator, and we, the officers section. According to using helicopters and jeeps, —Pope Pius XII says he will “will retaliate by force against any Israeli provocation or ■ ters. the whole, an efficient lot of folks have made a mental note to read Lawrence, the decorator colors -these women. ■ "explode” for "comblhe noisily” if selected create a brighter ' and Mothers I combed through part of the wood- keep ti'.ving to gel nuclear' aggression” agaipst his country. "I found myself musing: Every Felix Gremmo ed area yesterday. It is about weapons outlawed. He looks; young man In love ought to spend we ever run across that term friendlier banking »ea. The work Quoting its Amman correspondent, the radio said the warn­ again. was done'by John I. Olson, local HAVE YOU to the United Nations to ing to foreign missions in Amman came in the wake of the a month in a grocery store looking painting contractor. featm'e Gremmo expects to offer is Find .Stolen Car i • . ri • • FOR YOUrT a ^ s " ^ at women of all ages, shapes and a new line of candied fruits and pe- STOPPED IN AT Tm Not Hungry, ManirC T'Km wftB MTiAPk^fl bv BClllGVG LJllS. ! ouster of Gen. AH Abd Nuwar, who arrived in Syria yester­ idaes, sh as to have a preview of Without a Paddle The south wall is blue' and finding of a stolen J a r abandoaed The Pope said this yesterday at ; At the Informal hearing on con­ cornelian red. The Mural, which Is 'cans. He says, he got the idea.in Barbara Lae Hall,.H i years old.- takes a closer look at an day following his disny.ssal as Jordan’s army chief of staff what he’s letting himself in for. Florida and expects them to be a s ' Aepyomls egg in Buffalo, N. Y.,. April 14. and decides she's not !in the woods, 'A man in the area'* private audience, iinu.suai for: Rich Farm Loam Angels perhaps, but very much solidation held at Bowers School about'10 by 8 feet, is a woodland I said he had aeen another man' a Palm Sunday, with Dr. Ma.saloshi 1 r ■ I I Thursday night, several j>ersona scene, not unlike Japanese screen popular Here ss they were in the ANDERSON'S quite hungry enough to tackle such a gigantic breakfast. The Amman, April 15 (^)—Hussein Fakhri Khalidi. a pro-west- down to earth. And hard-working, Sunshine State. egg—it’s real-'-was- found on the island of Madagascar by the abort while' earlier carrying- a Mataiiahita, special Japanese en-, too, what with cooking and clean­ voiced an opinion that Eighth Dis­ prints. The customers section is shotgun or a rifle. v6y touring Europe to agitate for erh political leader, was named Jordan’s new premier today. Per Sol* trict residents wore belpg "sold A. James Adams yellow and the rest of the wall Biiffalo Museum of Science. The bird,-a gigantic ratite,,' is now I ing, doing civic ! Jobs, answering Most imiisual promotional stunt : CHILDREN'S I The payroll robljer was armed an *nd to teats of nuclear wespons. This was a victory for King Hussein in a 6-day-o!d cabinet- the phone, running to the door, a down the river” because of the blue. extinct. ■ Matsu.shita said he ' was "verj- APPROnMATELY voting hours. operates his own business out of The face-lifting operation is sort of the early spring season comes i . ------I . . ' ' . j with a shotgun. crisis. ' —----- hundred things to be done and hia home, "Fairfield Farm.” on out of Rockville where we hear ■ SHOP YET? j "We feel that the man ia iin- ' much pleased" with the Pontiff's The 7-man cabinet Ihcludea _'.j. , never quite done. Not to mention Voters cast their ballots between of a birthday present the bank Idoubtedly in the area," State Po­ attitude. Yard 8 and 8 p.m. and. it was strongly South St. in Coventry. • gave itself. Knight Says. The Trust two gasoline slfcrvice stations are Vatican sources, cpnflrming the Suleiman Nabulsi, the leftwihg lic iA A C raising the kids and teaching them About his election for a 3-year Co. opened March 29 three years 1 serving their c\iitoniers with roll- AU TOP GRADE lice Maj. George Itemer said. He National Sociallat party leader dia- M. H ^ LoadsL oa d q s^ » I i W v I manners and making them bathe felt by many that the hours chosen ; warned residents of the area to envoy's version of the Pope's re- 5 were wrong since many second term on the national decorators 'ago at its present location. fer-akate equipped attendants. , Uncle Sam Takes , marks, hinted the Pope may refer missed as Premier last Wednesday. , and refereeing the neighborhood group, Adams says, "Generally _____ ! Gerber Bros. Atlantic Stations. MERCHANDISE 1 be on the alert. fights. Some of them working shift workers who wanted to vote I Police sav. Kolakowski once to nuclear weapons again in his (Dispatches from Amman are! ^ Ml 9-4824 j could not do so. persons elected to this august body John P. Dwyer, a native of South i No. 1 and 2. (Windsor Ave.. have utider censorship. Earlier advices''Fight to Hold women, too, working all day and been providing this unique service Come in and see our display of worked at the Windsor plant. ^ Easter message next (Sunday. rushing to the store and home to One objector born In another have a national reputation and in­ Windsor and a graduate of Man­ Easter,finery—at the lowest iThev also claim that several wit-i Representing Prime Minister reaching Damascus pictured Hus-. country, took up the cry when he clude the top. designers in the na­ chester High School, has been because they said their customers sein as gaining steadily in a bold take up the other job. No Wonder always have been telling them they possible prices. His Big Bite I nesses to the robbery have iden-' Nobo.suke Kishi, MatsushiU came stood up to speak; “That’s right. tion.” named traffic manager at Hamil­ struggle to purge pro-Egypt lead­ Top Arab Role they get frustrated. And yet. what should get some skates. The 3- I tified his picture and that a for- ' to Italy from London after Prime a conglomeration of tasks they dor, Mr. Cliairman, we’ve been thro\vn The institute claims about 1,700 ton Standard, Division of United LOC.A'MOX : East Center Street : mer worker .says he saw Kolakow- Minister Macmllian's government ers from Jordan's Army and po­ In the river.” members In the United States and Aircraft Corp. Dwyer Joined th e, day promotional novelty is slated Shopping Plaza. Tel. MI 9-0854. litical life. "Yesterday. Hussein ex­ By WIL-TON WYNN and how complicated. Even dress­ are petty, fussy, catty and,lack­ chapters in Canada. Britain, Ha­ Washington, April 15 (>P)—Uncle ? If this drives you to using snuff, ski in his car near the plant Just again declined to c,pll off the forth- ing up and going out. looking like ing in appreciation of the heavy division's shipping department in | today. before the holdup. i coming British H-bomb tests at iled the Jordan Army’s pro- Cairo, April 15 (/P)—Egypt’s ulFIgured waii and Puerto Rico, Adams i038 and has served as assistant I Sam takes his big tax bite today the govemmeqt collects 10 cents Egyptian chief of staff: Despite'President Nasser faces the fight a million' dollars, making you feel work you do downtown. Maybe says. — a 360 billion levy. For the rest a pound on that. too. This year The robber got away in a green ‘ Christmas Island in the Pacific, A ^oAft/roA ■ proud'. sometimes you wish they’d go When the gasoline station pro­ Jraffle manager since 1048. After] figures to collect more than ’* which was found Saturday Members of Britain’s opposition this, the major element of the Jor-! of his political life to retain lead- prietor got the phone call the other Currently, the Coventry deco‘ service in the U.S. Navy during of the year-he has to get zlong on he dan Army were apparently behind! ershlp of the Arab world follow- "There may be times (rar'e, of away and leave you alone. But— rator, who has atudi^ hia profes­ nibbles. $3 , ...... million...... from...... snuff...... users, Windsor. . , , i The payroll box, • Labor party have- demanded post- course) when you think women day from the man who asked if World War II, he studied traffic 1 ponement of the tests, but the gov- the King. I Ing King Hussein’s coup in Jordan. That interpret The "Aren’t they wonderful to do so he was selling eggs, he wasn’t so sion in New York, Paris and Spain. at Hiliyer College. He now lives in This is the day income taxes You may not notice it. but the *" tne car Hussein’s overthrow of pro- many things so well 7 Got to hand Is treasurer Of the New England are due. They total about $38'.2 govemme.nt collected two cents R eported In Kniield ern'ment expects Parliament to ap­ Bahjat Talhounl, chief of the Wishes Of The Family suiprised as he pretended to be. East Hartford. Later that day, -4he search prove its stand after a defense royal* cabinet, confirmed that the Elgyptian elements represents a it to them.’’ No, he knew what prompted the chapter of the-institute. billion. Corporations, too, have to ^or every 1,000 matches sold—5‘.2 major break in the so-called "Free •51 There was Just one other Asked what particular type of BRAE MARR settle their tax accounts with'Uie cents if they have ’Taney wooden switched to Enfield. P're.sh tire debate this week. new government had been formed. JOHN Be BURKE [ BEER ~ WINES question, but he Just wouldn t let M. Bruce Macivor. 82 Brent Rd., The Pope gave Matsuschlta a Tension has gripped Jordan dur­ Arab” front -r- a grouping of Bctlvtty_tbat the u^ritei:—of the. «n. deCoratinir he Is concerned with, was among the rsIse—iasdars of- ■qyernmeht, That comes to about or colored stems," - marks, cigarette, butts and beer atotaa- who oppoae the anHICoHi- n i articlc omitted — the PTA’s, Adams confides he specializes' in T Ji billion more. Buy a quart of beer and Uncle 19^"* an abandoned copy orhii 19S6 Christmas address ing the past few days of the crisis. FUNERAL HOME ^ LIQUORS At 3 a.m. that same day he had International Business Machine’s &AY CAMP in which he said: But it was generally hoped now munlat Baghdad Pact and formal which are composed in the main of gotton out of bed to. come down­ restoration of old pomes and an­ Hartford office who were recently But it take.s more than $60 bil­ Sam gets seven cents. He gets *^icated a pos.sible hideout, Arab ties with the West. The TKf- Ml S-6868 young mothers, and they do a good tique collections. • Formcriy cm Exelushf* Overnight Camp lion ' to run the government. The $2.10 on a bottle (fifth) of whis Enfield .. police...... said. while they "Only in the ambit qf an institu­ that the countr>' will return to ^ 'W t ddivtr'' , 4 stairs for a little snack, as is his honored at a 3-day convention of were searehing the bam. a car bc- 'normal. ^oup is ooihposed of Egypt, Syria, 87 EAST CENTER ST. Job too. Fresh in our mind is a re­ habit. 1 He finds little inconvenience In the IBM Hundred Per Cent Club, budget for the fiscal year which key, whether its domestic or im­ tion like the United Nations can Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. n AB(BDLANCE SERVIOS port We received of a recent meet­ operating out of his home, claim­ •lids June 30 is $70,628,000,000, ported. I gan to .enter the driveway but promises of nations, to reduce The cabinet was top heavy with He found a surplus of chicken. the firm's annual sales honor or­ turned off its lights when it saw-* jj-mament, especially to abandon Winning Jordan .over to thu ing. in a large legible handwrit­ He found the roast chicken in the ing to have done work, by air ganization. BOYS and GIRLS On top of tha^ there is u>early Most'excise taxes are .hidden in independents. Besides Khalidi, Arab clique had been one of Nas­ ing, which ran over into the 13th refrigerator which he knew was mail, with clients as far away as The convention was he!d«at the | ,313 billipn that has to be applied the price you pay for things, be- I production and use of certain who is an independent, the new ser’s si^ a l victories over the page. At that, we had to tyi>e It Idaho and Denver. He haa also AGES 6 THROUGH 14 to such things as the Social I cause (hey'.re collected from the (Continued on Page Eight) jarms. be mutually exchanged government will have five other there when he went to bed a few Hotel Seville, Miami Beach, Mon- [ ------:— ---- — j under' the strict obligaCion of- In­ West of the past two- yeiu-s. for the benefit of the linotyper.s. hours before. done quite a bit -of work In the day. The program at the conven- ' Services Provided At No Extra Cdst- Sicurity trust fund, the highway 'manufacture: He pays It—and independents snd one National So­ He achieved this through the At the bottom of the last sheet— And in the back hall he found a New York and Hartford areas. tion incIiMied business sessions. 'I trust fund, the rgUroad retimmen't 1 pasMs the cost along to you. V ^------.. lematlonal law." . fhe PoiiUlI cialist. . ouster of Gen. Sir John Bl«ot they were stapled together • ' In live chicken which decidedly was A native of New Jersey. Adams sales conferences and recreational account and refunds to taxpayers. : On Jewelry, furs, toilet Ptep- ! endqrsed aerial, inspection to en- Appointment of Nabulsi was ap­ Glubb, British founder of the Hue of her name she appended one is single, and admits, "1 really get • Door to Door • All Waterfront ’That leaves Uncle Sam, needing l aration* ahd luggage (Including, ^ T i force disarmament pledges, not there when he went to bed. activities, , . Transportation Actiiities parently with the appport of the Arab Legion,'and the termination word "Amen!" "Where did you get the chick­ around." about $23'2 billion after individ-(handbags and wallets), Uncle S a m ' *' , • ' The Pope in his 1955 ChiJsttnM 1 strong National Socialist party, 'of the Brltish-Jordan treaty. • Hot Lunch Optional • .Athletics—Nature uals and corpqmtions ante up , nicks you for 10 per cent of the *"**J'*5e called for the ’’renjincU-1 which controlf 13 seats to Parlia­ Hmv’s That Again? en?” he demanded of his wife. George’!, H. Willard of New thtiir tax raohey'^May. . ’retrtlT'cost'. ' x-fi-dAXI/ ■ M.A6 v,^toD.gf\^(|)ei.inientation'vflthAcperimetltation atomic* Nasser was unchaUangod T»ed- "I bought it a t ---- ,” she said. William Merrill haa been ap­ Model Laundry was reelected sec­ • Registered Nurse Lore '1 ment. . er of the Arab gtoug and,f«r A A llocal firm which does some pointed branch manager In Man­ But don't feel too sorry for him Those built-in taxes, generally weapons' renunciation of the use "I don’t mean that one,” said he, retary-treasurer of the Connecticut on Staff • -\rts and Crafts— . of such,’ and general control of Other members of the cabinet time had (U1 the ethei* Artib gov electro-plating ha.s been using a “A mean the one In the back hall.” chester of GBC Sales A Service Launderers and Cleaners Assn, at he has ways of getting it. 10 per cent of the manufacturers' are former Premier Said Mufti erhments on the defensive, in the new product to eliminate noxious "Has daddy been drinking?” Inc. Formerly employed in the • Mature, Experienced Ceramics Benjamin Franklin once said, selling price, are levied on a host ’ Attack Repdrt i armaments." its convention last weekend at the "In this world, nothing is certain"of household items.. On light bulbs. Matsushita talked with V.S. Judge ahd FaWzt Mulki; Suleiman Suk- face of a wave of antl-westenr na­ and potentially harmful fumes. asked his daughter, who by this Boston area with the General Hotel Statler. Hartford. ' Counselors • Overnight Experience ‘ kar, former leader of the Jordan-- tionalism sponsored by Salro. The product creates a blanket of time had been awakened by the Binding Corp., he will work out of • Water Skiing • Other Special Events but death and taxes.” He was i alone, Uncle figures to take in 324 if Bainbridge, Md„ April 15 1 5- -(ffh (ffh- 0''een H. ^c^ort^president ot ian Senate; Dr. Amin MadlaJ* and Naser reached his peak of In­ fuss. his new office at 63 E<, Center St. probably referring to excise taxes million this year, j The Navy said today it is making I World Cmirt *1 The foam over the. processing tank. Pauline’s Dressmaking and Al­ • * his. way from London to Rome. Majid Abdulhadi. fluence In Jordan last October Under normal conditions the . mo­ Tlie chicken was thei-e, however. Before Joining General Binding C.VMP SEASON FEES — which-this year will net the gov-, He-also gets hia cut when you . a ’’full investigation” of a report when a heavily pro-Egyptian parli­ So being a member of a fraternal I Corp. In 1094,' Merrill had five tering shop, formerly located on emment about 10'.J billion. i buy a phonograph or phonograph I that a 17-year-old Connecticut re- I They discussed the'«nuclear tests. Khalidl's success at forming a tion of the chemical bath keeps Maple St., has moved to new quar­ I 1716 Japanese envoy planti to fly government came as a surpriae. ament waa elected and the armled I organization, the man had some 1 years sales experience. He grad- Full Season June 34-Aug. 16 8 Weeks with meals . .$195.00 It’a . possible — although-lllegal ! records, a radio, television set or crui't was beaten by two other re-! of the Arab group were placed un­ I suspicions about the way the hen j \iated' from the University of Mas- ters at 91 “Grestwood Dr. Now to avoid paying income taxes, refrigerator. The coat of your emits at this sprawling training to Washington to confer with Presi­ Last official information given known as Jo's Dressmaking and i Without meals 9160.00 dent Elsenhower. He said another out earlier today reported that der Egyptian command' for any got to the hail. And when he got sachusetts in 1049. Half Season. June 24-July 19 4 Weeks with meals . .3110:00 fiiltssvou’ve got about as much cat included a percentage - for the center ij) northeast Maryland. Joint operaUons that might arise. that rail later in the day, he Altering Sho^, the proprietor is ' chanc'b of avoiding excise taxes as goVunment. and so does the cost; No findings have been announced Japanese mission soon will go to Said Mufti was still trying to set Mrs. Josephine Tomkiel, Associat­ Half Season July 33-Aug. 16 4 Weeks without meals 395.00 :hanrt R i^ a , which has set off a aeries up a cabinet. CkiallengMl by |ke wasn't surprised at all. Good news for-retail merchants yoii have the undertaker. of the gas. tires .and tubes ybu ^ yet, according to a spokesman who Early this year. Nasser's leader­ ■ AHENTION! hopefully anticipating a healthy ed ttiUi Mrs. Tomkiel is Pauline Every time you buy a package need to keqp it running. said tlte probe, probably would take of nuclear explosions this month. In a letter to Mpftl earlier to­ Jones. - John A. Dybrr, Phone nr Write Howard W. Gold ship was challenged' by President ■ ANNUAL ^ Preferred Lie Easter season business may be re­ Director For Folder 59 Barry Rd. of cigarettes, -Uncle Sam gets There’s something in It for 1'’several days." . > day, the King said; "He feel, as Elsenhower's Middle Blast Doc­ Did you happen to catch Roger flected in statistics compiled by 24 Frederick Rd. Mancifester, eight cents. He gets two cents on Uncle Sam when you buy a foun-: The invesUgatIpn was launched It was like Christmas .in April for Manchester postmait John' We ssk you to form a national gov­ trine. -The EgypUan Presiderit re­ I Price’s "Droodle” yesterday? the Manchester Trust Co. in its Felix Gremmo, local retail pro­ the average cigar. If y6u roll your tain pen or a fishing rod. make a i last week .at the request of Rep. ernment to bear the responsibiU- : RUMMAGE duce dealer, plans to reopen his Manchester, Conn. To Conn. Britain Warns All Doherty and his fellow post office workers today. Saturday’s garded tbia aa an effort to Isolate If you didn’t, we suggest you quarterly report for the period Mitchell S-4S65 .Mitchell 9-5098 ot^’n, he gets one-half, cent a pack­ telephone call or go to the movies, | Morano (R-Cbnn.) after Mrs. Jd- cancellation of mail deliveries left letter carriers all over the Ues and national burdens, that you Egypt by drawing the other Arabs , dig out The Herald and take a ending March 20. fruit stand at 811 E. Middle Tpke.. age for cigarette papers -and 10 I seph Orrlco of Greenwich reported are fully aware of the critical cir­ FLUWERS FOR EASTER across .from' the Shady Glen Ice Avoid H-Test Zone country with extra heavy mail bags this morning. (Herald Into close cooperation with , the ; SALE ! goound Christinas Island in -mld- . Last week, he told Senators rumors" the reports about "clash­ only 10 minutes debate the Mil ■ ■ PHARMACY I I government. , proportion of military business I "Mrs. Orripo (the reerult’s Paicifi<^ The exact date has not ly. today a bill to give the Post Of- he would-instore all the cuts he es among parties, tribes and t'he 650 Hartford Rd.—Ml 9-9846 A list of the 100 largest defense awardecl to a smaller number of mother) was informed by the corn- fice department another 341 mil-; could, if he got 341 mnilon-s-^but Increnstog the Interest ceUlng 81 OAKLAND ST. TEL Ml 9.7743 ABOUT contractors for the 18 months end- firms resulted-frbfn the complex- niandiag officer at the time that been set for the teats. army.” ) on government aariag* bends to ing last June SOrwas published to- ity of modem weapons systems, her son was iiv the hospital, A A Japanese group has boM lion to restore normal mail service.' he mad* -no commitment to re- Agreement apparently was S>/( per rent. The bin .goes back planning to tendd a 'l’peace Vp flotilla” The Sen^e was poised to act, sclrki all the reductions undfr reached at a top level meeting of Manchester day by the Defense.. Department These make it mory practicable medical — examination of Orrlco“ ' at possibly tomorrow, thus clearing those conditions, to the House Which passed the K)PEN: which has put out such compila- for prime’contracts to be awarded the time of hia. admission to the to the area as a prote^.i A Brit­ called at the palace at noon. Ail measure to - a form permitting T-T ish man and his \^fe have applied the way for Postmaster General The Postmaster General says former premiers of Jordan, all a SI/, per cent celllag. PreeMlent CMS Uons ad.,Irregular lnter\'als since to a single company although that hospital showed' no 'evMehce of Summerfleld to call off service cut- the supplemental request - was July 1950. r company usually has to sub-con- bruises, cofitusiuns or other in­ for Japanese, visas to Join the ex'^ members of the Senate and some Elsenhower eriginaUy asked fpr pedition, and Lord B ^ ra n d Rus­ backs that began last Saturday. ; prompted by unforeseen costs. He deputies attended. ' 4% per cent ibnlt on the Series iALL d a y : Headlng the lUt for the enUre tract much of the work to many juries.” Meanwhile, a second stage of attributed .these to unexpectedly Ken Ostrinsky 6-year period ia General Motors other firms, the department said. Bainbridge spokesman .said sell and some prooiinent Britona Khalidi was the first candidate E and H bonds. John H. Lopptn. Inc. EHsworth Mittnn McKinney Bre»v, Inc. Corp., but the big automotive con- " __ ___ ' are raising funcis to'finance it. Summerfleld’s cutback order be-. heavy mail volume, a .need to open MI .3-5159 Orrico was. admitted to the hos-. 't came effective todays All acrt)ss [new rouUsfo serve spreading resl- a'ked by the Monarch to form a- ONE HOUR MARTINIZING MI 9-5291 MI 3-6930 MI 8-6060 cem'dropped to number 14 in the ^ , pital beesuM he '-a-ks running a ‘ ' “i— 7------— n- new government but he failed after REPORT SIBEBIAN QUAKE CQhiNICTiCin MI8ICA3 SIIVICI 'tabulation for the 18 months-end- CJ J ' ' ^ 1 the country, mail dellveriea to city dantlal areas,, and ^a postal pay Faiicza, Italy. April 15 (f».— isuN DAy: i • fever. The case was diagnosed ks two days and apologized to the 20 EAST CENTER 9.O. 80X III • WW RAVIN I »^we€i©ii O rflO S a virus and several d*ya kKO the business districts were limited to rftse. j Kipg. Bendandi observatory reported period.' CM reqeiyed or held mill- i sailor’s fever subfided and he was two a day, ang most, post offices Congressional critics, including today that northeastern Siberia Rnd Estotn Center - went oh an 8>j hour schedule for P/innon, have contended Summer- Hussein emerged from the crisis was rocked last night by a Stanley Bray tary contracts with a net'value of | made an ambutatpiy pnlienL‘free News Tidbits with a greater stature than ever. M HOUR DRY Bast Hartford, Conn. Ml 3-6273 , 3326 miUioh, or a UtUe more than to come and gd, but still under ob- window service. violejit earthquake. The observit- CLEANING JA 8-6524 one per cent of the.Aotal defense High AEC Aide aen-ation. Culled from AP Wires In'advance of the House voting, Khalidi Is a Palestine refugee. This tory said H occurred - > between contracts awarded in that time. ' The spokesman said the com­ Chairman CatmonND-kfo) of the (Continued on Pago Eight) is- Important since Palestinians 3:0* p.m. and 8 p.m. E8T. Just Re^ipedl The l ^ i n g company on the manding officer had been aware of House Appropriations Committee, form more than a third of the pop- As Soviet Spy T ulaticm. ■' NAV"I’ RELEASING 26.9M • 2 Pc.: MAN'S Earie S. Rohon Bernie Canter new 16-month list’ was North the beatinj: report and had ordered A 96-year>old woman is rescued said "I expect no difficulty,” add­ American Aviation. It was fol- c. , w . „ . . a s— preliminary V.-' check------of— --H. by policeman and 21 (amiHea are ing; ”lt shouldn't take long at all.” - Besides Khalidi, four of tHe new H’ashington, April IS (»)-. The SUITS 1.00 AT I 2,000 Pieces . I . m 8-7439 TRemoat 6-3495 Jow'ed closely by General Dynam­ Stoctoolm. Sweden, Apnl 15 A "ful^ luIU (nyeatigaUoninvestigation waa evacuated in tenement house fire \i' Cannon may have had in mind Goldwatfer Airs I cabinet officers have served as' Navy aonouheed today that It will ALL TIMES ics Corp:, 'W-hich bulkia planes, —A high official of Sweden s , launched afterA Rep. “ Monrano com- I in New York Ecuador •fficials the opeiiing game today of the big j , premiers, some o f' them several grant early rcleaees to some. 26.» submarines and missiles. The two Atomic Energy .Commission haa; plained tb Secretory of the Navy (fear many per^na were stvept oot league baseball season. Tradltlon-j I times.' (MW men It drafted during lato liilcMieline Smith leaders, each accounted for 5.2 per been arrested on charges of spy- Gates, demanding full punishment to sea by flash flood which Vvept ally, members of Congress Join the Public Appeal The Elsenho)Z'er Doctrine tor the 1953 and March 1956. Meir draft­ • WE DO CLEANING Realty Co. cent of the 325.637,000.000 toUl ing for Russia.- for the guilty partiea if the through, town of Jlpijapa. crowds at Griffith Stadium to ' Middle East actuaHy set off the ed tn November and December \ U/siinwMcuuL ’ MI^p-1643.'- of defense contract!) during' the 18 watch the President throw out the ’ crisisi Then It developed Into a of 1935 will be released after Ml 3-4113 ^ I*;.“**•’■***''*”'“^*’ Ireland’sbiggeatnewspaperde- serving 21 months of the regular ON SATURDAYS months. j^ r-o ld Itol^rl *Fo»e Dan)stedt.! «------.r- - inles there if widespread feeling first ball. For Budget Gut I struggle for power between ex- No, 3 on the list was United Alr- • i , 2-yrar draft time. Although no the (ommiMlons ^stont s^^ s * . i agnlnst appointment of Scott Mc- The Mouse Was called into session I tremiats, and moderates. formal annoiincement waa made . craft, with 5 per cent ot the (fonar C a r ' C r a s h I l l i u r e s ; L « ) d to-be U.S.. Ambassador U> only 30 minutes before Tne start Washingtoq, April 15 i/Fi —.• Sen. Arthur Wilkie value of contracts.'* General Elec­ T about the March 1936 draftees, a . 9U9-4S89. c h a ^ of atomic espioMge ^ ^ ! DubUn. . . National police cUlm of the game between the Wash­ Goldwater (R-Ariz). said today he , Navy source said these men.may TWO CONVENIENT i MQlk Glass Sherwood A. Bfechler tric, n ite r s of .Jet engines and a _ Also heW la Gosto T. Jakobsaon. I sinde Korean ington Senators and the Baltimore: has received ' be relcaited with leas than 21 ^ MI 1-6969 wide variety of electronic, devices, U« r r e n e n I 'H O V e ilS l, w ar ended more than 3 'i yeifra .Orioles. " p.bH. Say Eden months ser\1ee. LOCATIONS Largest selection in the sUte. Corns in and fill out your BOUND TOGETHER 'ranked fourth with 4.1 per cent Swedish Navy, The case was s ^ ------^ ■ iago,,0 Communist, guerrillas have Sen. Robertson (D-Va.) chair­ demand that Congress slash Elva Tyler of the total. The Boeing Airplane also to involve.... sale to the Soviet J Paris,-April 15 (5>) — French ibeen wiped eot In South Korea, man of the Senate Appropriations he .criticizedil as PresidentPrei ■ ■ Eisen-! Y ■" o -IwM, flL c R cC O V C r^ PBAVDA BLAMES UK. collection from our stock. ■ Co., builders of the giant all-jet t S'*’'*den B J novelist Francoise Sagan under- | Only abrat 1A60 foreigners have subcommittee handling ‘ postal bower's incredible' spending { Ml 9-444V TO GIVE YOU- . B^2 b ^ b e ra placed fifth with 4 .Moscow, April 15 (d^P ravdh Alice Clompet ** J ... {*■*"*• • >“"5 operation'today. The ‘ arN v^ in larael and Jordan to ob- funds, said hf would- urge the budget. Boston, April 15 IjF) — Sir An­ said today Amerieaa. pressure •2HOUR4HIRT per cent, • . The disclosure added another: 3i.yenr.ni(] writer, whose teenage Mi-ve Eaater holiday and make Senifie to accept the 341 n^Iton 'The reaction to Goldwater's crit- thony Eden was reported today forced the reslgnatiqn of Bald* We Carry,A Selection Of Ml 9-4543 The' American Telephone and round to the stormy exchange of j adx novel "Bonjonr Triateaae” won pilgrimages to holy places lit com­ figure. iciatos of Eiaenhower-to a Senate Telegraph Co. and 'its tubsid- to have spent a satlafactory night man Nabulsi aa presater of Jor­ SERVICE Arbor Reolty<' spychsrgfsMdcounterclmrgesbe-jher international fame and fortune parison with 15,000 who made trip He said that if the House ap^ speeca last week is being watcbcKl with adeijuate slMp’and that his dan. The Oomminrist party i’ll'' better Service ivies ranked sixth .with 2.9 per Sweden eincejiiras badly hurt yesterday when Ml 9-6481 I '1 last y e a r...-Weil-advertised Team­ proves'its bin, the Senate appro- closely by Democrat^ ss tyell as early • response to Saturday's newspaper said Ansdlean of­ Gifts and Antiques cent and thsi Ford Motor Co., World W arn . Last nwanth Sweden he'r British racing car overturned, sters Union rally in Oregan to pristions committee could act to-; Republicans. As a possible indica- which builds jet engines and oth­ operation fof a bile duct obstruc­ ficials' now *Tntepd to deal inm- • PLASTIC BAG WiTH T. J. Crockett delivered a formal prdtest to the Doctoni said there were no protest against - Dave ' Beck. aiid morrow. Then, he said, thei meas­ tor ofi the trend of Eisenhower's tion "has been good.” martly" with other MMdie East er non aUtomottvp military equip­ Kremlin ftfainit Soviet «*piona|:e {aurfica] complications and Miaa ure could be brought up In ' the popularity, these returns could EVERY 2.50 WORTH MI S-1577 ment. was in seventh place with other Teamster leaders under fire Dr. .Richard B. Cattelt. the sur­ countries which refuss to neespt . John RisseH ^ traditionally neutral jjsg an waa breathing beUer. They drawc only .150 instead of th5u- Senate, under spocial procedures, egg along holder political attacks geon' who performed the opera­ orders from Washington. OF CLEANING FURNITURE / PI 9-6829 2.7 per cent eountry. That protest was coupledTaoai. sd and laitded upaidc jrespondent reports R ^ Chinese -Robertson said he feels 341 HOUR MARTINIZING ‘ * ^ \ the 16-m fdU t^ eon- as. SMistont itory, Damatcdt driving. Three \paasengcrs with to Jela Sevlet Union. C«^munist postal services. "intclUgent citisens, nbt-erack- three w^a - ' . 1 lee pity. .' mi e a ie i i . - in 9-1189 . ■ ■ ; ■ „ MI 9-5192 an 9-5449 tracta.' ’ " • ■ / V her — two men a woman Cotoa ' mad Japan 'ip leoUactive Sutnmerfiald’' baa agld he must |gota,1 urgtog, he said "go to JL th a 3 = = 3 ^ = = = ~ — Come Iq and \Loo^il£Ajrmmd Dnriac tqe eaU|ra'6-y«ar period (OaattMsed F sfa Tara) wti« Injured only MiSktljr. ' ' aeciirlty sjratom for AnU. . hava $47 millioa to keep full mail I'ra behin(), you.” (OeottBoad Fags Hues) -] . l-i ■ , ^ A . ; / V f ' // f - i . L ~ % V <■ '' 7 V : iL I ■/ -i 7‘ ■/. i ■/ ' T\ , A ■ -■-j -y

. i-.' . i ■,-> ., V -vr >i\-'.:,,: AT y " v : , -i-.. 1 *■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^b, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRUj 16, 1957 i : . ,; J^AGE TWO *. : / ^ WANCPTESTER EVENING flERALD, MAI^6h ESTER. CON^J.) MONDAY, APRIL 16.,3957 PAGE tHREB mambarohlp drive, Hltobcoek aald. Oommunlty Church, and two Stiuth Windsor Houaa-to^house canvassing wlR Icea on Eaatar Sunday, the firat at muda' for the trip to the island Sweden Grabs continue untU every local vefenp 9:30 and the second at l it ajft, •^olton I f ; , , ' ' '' but fl)!w back via Pan-American RANGE has been reached. ' / There win be qp Clhurch SchooL Sheinwold on Bridge Airways. While there. M a rg o t Silk Town Action Expected ■ UBlon SMiool Fete Set j 'On Maundy Thuraday at 8 pjn. Uncle Sam Takes f sta'j^bd at (he Princess Hotel -and High AEG Aide In Assembly on Plans for tha annual spring fes- CMmmunion will Oo observed. New Overflow PTA Crowds ees was serenaded on her 19th birth­ t'UEL OIL tlval.of the Union School PTA have' members will be received Into the LOSE TOUR TRICK TO * day by Bermuda’s famoas calypso been made for May 10 at the Wap- church at this time and the Senior North dealer GASOLINE Notes, Quotes HARMLESS OPPONENT North-South Tulnarabla singers,, the Talbot Brothers. As Soviet Spy * Town Meeting ptng Grammar School. The festival Choir vriU participate In the aerv- -By Alfred Sheinwold In addition to getting a head­ His Big Bite Today this year’will taka the form of a ice. n o r t h Pupils Offer Musical Event start, on a sumnier tan, Margaret i ntlnatrel shoxy. "I had several chances to make (O ^tlm d trom Page South Windsor. April 15 (Spe­ The Community Church Wom­ that contract,” declared Mr. Bull. has acquired more color slides for cial) — Rep. Clynton Buekland The regular meeting of the PTA en's. Organization wlU sponsor a 'ThXt’a right." North agreed. Rolton, AprU 15 (Special)— The vefy young folk 'With their her collection which already In­ (Confined from Page One) excess profi'ta and costs and re­ BANTLY OIL By EARL YOST said this weekend that action on will not be held this Thuraday. service a t 2 p.m. on Good Friday. There ,ihm nothing wrong with ♦ K Q 9 ^ The Parent-Teacher Assn. (PTA) flutophone.<) and flutes not only cludes scenes of previous trips coveries under, foreigpi aid pro-' IMMl’tM, INI', parfornwd manly adminlatratlve Fuad Drive L uglng BAST buy S' roll of film or Join a club, I grams. ' , (uncttona and that he was a legal Houses Bill 833. providing for rep- H icre WlU be a guest speaker and the bidding.” , WEST staged'a-jgi^ event for its annual pleased their audfence with their to Washington and Mexico. ’■ !l '1 \l\ V I i;i.|;| resentative towq government, may . Chairman Richsud rota has an­ aololst June Park. AH women of Al*9 8< ± 9 ! I meeting TPeWay at the school. ability but were "Most tnt;rlguing Iji Co-operatiyp School Aida take a train ride or rent a safety Most of the remaining $10 billion expert rather than, a nuclear nounced that only $600 of the Hprth’a toM 19 6 3 ? i § i jAyaicisL come some time within the next the parish., mtt Invited to attend made It cl^ J 7 3 . With'more tnaq 120 students par- their aprjjearance. Mrs. Clifton Reynolds-and Mrs. deposit box. flows into the Treasury through TEL, Mitchell 9-4595 Fred Baker of tS Lyndale St,^partment last Thj^ay. Ftm- two’ weeks, f town’s $1300 quota has been col­ Food js usually ■ "untouchable"! 'business fees and permits, royal­ Mewa ot the arrest came at a chla waa recommended from a list and a nursery will be provided. that he wouldn't J 10 • 3 • tlcipatlng In the 'musical program, Their stage manner was one. of MortiiAer Harlolw were scheduled was recently renamed recording The Mils how again before the lected In this year‘a Red Cross have made the if} SOUTH X j parents overflowed^-thc capacity deep absoi’'ption in' their task. The as teacher aids |at the Co-operative when it comes to federal taxes, but ties. Interest on loans, earnings ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 time when Swedish Milliary lead- secretary with the BrlUsh Ameri­ of appileanta by a special exam- catles and Borougha Committee Fund Drive. Eight local flrma (Hr. Bull) of the Civil Defense roimi 16 min­ Uncle Sam collects one-half, cent: from government-sponsored enter­ erf are publicly urging the govern­ natlng board. Fred Thrall, aaslst- Manchester Evening Herald Soutli same statanMii^' girls’ newly-washed and curled hair Kindergarten and Nursery today. can Club for the S3rd consecutive following a public heaying before are still to be heard from and the Windsor oorrespondent, BSrs. about tha ploy. * K J 7 utes before the first numBei:^ and billowing petticoats only, made Mm. William Robbins and Mrs. for every pound of sugar yoti- prises,' rentals and the sales of ment toi .begin manufacturing year. Fred is a retired Hartford Ining board. Fred Thrall, aaalst- the Committee early last month. drive will be extended until these t K 9 3 In a. business session following buy. such things as timber, .powir, pub r /edlah tactical atomic weapons or, Department, made the appoint­ O. Warrew Westbrook, teiephoae And Nerth had 9 K 9 4 their captivation of the audience Gordon Hatch will serv'e . tomor­ Gas Co. employe. . Newly elected If passed by the House,-the bill returns come in.'. BOteheU »-4IM. good reason for the entertainment, Mrs. Louis R. easier row; Mrs. E..J. Roier and Mcs. F. If all'this makes you feel like: lications, surplus farm products buy them from the West. treasurer of the British American ment Lee will check dally the will then go before the Senate for little League Drive Set Mr. B«n « A $ 6 t Dimock'Jr. was elected president blowing your brains out, remem- and scrap. > water tank near Ferguson Rd., the hla opinion. North Kast SouM West Th# glee club and instrumental Weldon Miner, Wednesday and Sweden is In the forefront of Club" Is William Murrey of 155 approval.' A special town ref­ The-annual South Windsor U t West opened the ten of apadeo, Pdas 3 NT Pose for the next year; Mrs. WlUlam Mrs. Ellery Baker, Thursday. ber'.that Uncle Sam has a tax-on .And don't forget the money, de­ ^ H E OFFICE OF small nations In the atomic en­ Benton S t A former baseball and Howard Reservoir off Finley St, erendum would then be required at tie League -Drive wlU be conducted Allison, 'Vice president; Mrs. Allen grou||) -^uly impressed thd audi­ firearms and ammiinltlon, too. | ducted from your paycheck for so the Porter Reservoir Off High­ Eloat put up the queen, and Mr. ■|.^T Pots Poas P i ence. M()at were aware the two The school will be closbd on ergy field. Top nuclear physicUts baaketball player at Manchester which voters would make Uie during the weejc of May 5 vdien Bull won with the king. Mr. Bull Opening lead—(h 3* Belcher, secretary and Mrs. Sam­ good, Friday and all through East­ Even after the government coi-j cial Security taxes. This comes to ^ DR. ROBERT here claim the country h u both land St, the two reservoirs near house-:to-house canvass will- be gr()ups reimaraed bn a catch-as High, Murray alao played aecond S. Main S t, one off Porter St., final decision. decided to go after the diamonds, uel Valenti, treasurer. j er week. It will re-open on April Albert J. Nheftleld Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell lects some $7 million on wagering 2>«. per cent on the first $4,200 of the scientific and technical knowl­ base with the BA’s In the old Twi­ As provided In the bill, voters made by' about 30 league members Installation ceremonies for thef catch-can schedule. The improve 29. taxes (most of It from bookias). annual earnings. The boss matches BUTTERFIELD Line St. supply building, and the and adult advisors. sb he led the king of diamonds ment In.their acc()ihpUshment since edge as well aa the economic re­ light Baseball League at the West Bolton and Glastonbury Reser­ would elect one representative for from his hand. forces West to win the dtepiond new officers were conducted- by there still is a shortage of about your taxes by a like percentage. On the heals of last year’s ex­ the Christmas prograhawas noted ' sources to make her own atomic Side Oval. He is a clerk in the voirs. ;• Motorcycle patrolmen with each 100 voters on a district basis. lionday 'West shrewdly, dropped the trick, and the rest of dummy’s dia­ past president James T. Blair. i AdveVtlsement— Head DAV Unit, Auxiliary $13 billion dollars in the cash box. This goes into the Social Security 257 EAST CENTER ST. weapons. AAP store at 116 E. Center St, Thereafter, town meetings would penses, about $600 wUl be needed 'I'homaa F. Roberta, 31, ot 3 R ^ - monds wotfid be good. Annual reports were heard from .by several who attended^\ . - Listings needed tor all types of Albert J. Sheffield was, installed' The biggest chunk of this—near­ trust fund.' , the ManchesUr Police Depart­ to cover this year's acUvitlM. queen of diamonds on Mr. Bull's Special Plans for ^V.SCB.. " Sweden Is also engaged In ex­ Fred Thrall has been appointed to ment la John Baldyga of 79 Mill St. be open to the public but actual mond S t, Rockville, waa fined $96 king. The queen was useless unless Dally Qnestloa ) program chairman Mrs. Evelyn homes and business properties in as- comniander , of - Manchester Following the ceremonies, a buf­ ly $3 billion—comes from an item People who worry about money WILL BE CLOSED periments on harnessing thermo­ handle the avitan a u h Award to voting would be limited to elected Money M used to purchase unl- on a .charge of speeding. Partner deals and bids one dia­ Halloran; hospitality, Mrs. John J. Mrs. V. Chandler Foster will di­ Bolton. Lawrence F. Fla no, Real fet supper waa served by Mrs.' called "recoveries and refunds.’’ they might have cheated on earlier * * * fotpis and equipment. Easjt had Ute jack anyway, and if rect a missionary skit as a pro­ Chapter. No. 17, IJisabled Ameri­ nuclear (hydrogen) energy for the Mancheater High School junior Manchester Memorial Hospital repKsentatives.' Jan Nowoead, 31, New Britain, West had kept the queen, he would mond. The next player passes. You Struff; well-child, Mrs. Paul Ar­ Estate Broker, MI 9-5910. : can 'Veterans, and Mrs. ElizabeCh Gladys Sheffield and her- com­ This Includes compensation for income tax returns are corrtrib- '7 UNTIL peaceful purposes.. v The number of representatives .Evento Toalght also charged with speeding, was hold: Spades—K J 7 6 2 Hearts'— nold; membership. Mrs. Edward gram feature b) the Woman’s So­ mittee. government property lost or dam­ utlng about $74,000 to a "consci­ student this year. la. one of Connecticut's 41 hospi­ have been allowed to bold the sec­ ciety for Christiali Service mefettng Caldwell as commande;.' of its Aux­ THURS., MAY 2nd “For a year now we have, been • • • tals accredited by the Joint ^ m- may be changed by referendum The ^tSouth Windsor Historical fined $30, " ond round of diamonds. Yhla would K 9 3 Diamonds—K 0 4 Clubs— Steele and hot lunch, Mrs. Gas- Montrhester Evening H .e ra td iliary at joint installation cere­ Other ofBceis installed for the aged, war reparations and re­ ence fund” this year. Outright gifts working on a project In the field of Brother acta In the South Man- during—town electtona; provided Sdetety will hold its annual mi Richard-J,—Edgar, 63, ot-261 ^ 6 . What do you say? prin Morra. tomorrow at .8 p.m. at United coveries under military occupation to the government amout to about mlssion of-Accreditation of'JIbs- permit MrrBull to set up the rest Methodist Church. An unusual de­ Bolton correspondent, Doris M. monies Saturday night at 8 o’clock chapter include: Anthony Leone, ftisUm which we believe we have cheater Fire Department Include Jasx concert^ are now the change Is carried by a major­ Ing at 8 p.m. ‘in the Wood Memo­ Spruce . St.,'w as fined $20 on a of the diamonds, and Wea^ could Anawer: Bid one spade. Tou w ill. Mrs. Arnold reported nine clinics D’ltalia, telephone Mitchell 3-554S. at the VFW Hoiiie. senior vice commander; John ($100,000 this year),'recoveries of $251,000, the economic resources to carry the following: Ernest Pohl of 44 ity vote "exceeding 20 per cent of rial Library. Officers wiU be charge of Intoxication. not continue the attack on spades have the chance later on to make votional projjram has been ar­ DriM. featured every 'Wednesday were held ditring the year with ranged by Mrs. Clifford Stephens Sheffield is sUrtlng his third Spellman, junior vice commander; out," Ptot. Kal '.legbabn, h ^ of Florence St. and Harold , Pohl of night at the Walnut Restaurant at the enrolled electork as last certi­ elected and reports readi Hostess­ John Taylor, 33, of New Haven, without giving Mr. Bull a trick a Jump t#d Iq no-trump. Show your 402 treatments and examinations term as commander. Olio ^alchunas, chaplain; Edwarcl the nuclear physics department of 157 Brookfield St., aarence Frel- fied by the registrars of voters.'* es include Mrs. Mae Barber, Mrs. charged with reckless driving, had with the Jack of apsides. with several women taking part. 5jnjSJ3ISI51SIIS15ISI3ISII9l&JGIi9IGJ5iSl&IGJ&IGISJ8J&IM&IBISJGI8JMSI3IE>J3l5IS12U^^ I 7 Walnut St., operated by Roger good major cult first: given. Membership totaled 244, as All women of the churcih, wheth­ Installing oflicer for the rJiap- Staum, treasurer, reelectedj U ppi^^ University, said In a re­ helt of 26 Westwood St. and Law­ DlTaranqo... James Kirkpatrick The bill has been approved by Roy C. Gully, and Mrs. Adolph C. hla case continued until AprU 22. Diamonds Oontmned (Copyright 196T, Oeaerid Fee- reported by Mrs. Steele. Doctors Say Eden ter was Oliver Hales of Water- Charles P. Varca, adjutant,- re­ cent Interview. rence Frelhelt of 218 HackmaUck Town Atty. Daniel Cavanaugh, Holland. He was arrested after he Crashed tores Oorp.) er or not they are Society mem­ of 68 Prospect St, president. of Mr. Bull continued with a second Mrs. ■ Halloran . announced the bers. are invited to attend the bury, corn::', under, Department of elected; Arthur Breault. .ser­ Sweden’s Atomic Energy Com­ St., Raymond Hennequin of 28 Cot­ the KFAD Manufacturing Co. at Town Clerk Charles Enea, Repub­ The XV du b wiU meet at 8 p.ni. hla truck into the north wall of diamond, 'winning with dummy*# next program will feature a pot- To Make Recovery Connecticut. He was assisted b.v geant-at-arms; Amps Potter, of- tage St. and LouU Hennequin of 82 lican Town- Committee (JhaUman in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sher­ Pete's Grocery Store at 464 E. Cen­ About 876,000 Amoricanft jpUy the luck supper at 7:30 p.m. The meeting. Hostess wilt include Mrs. mission was formed In 1(HI5. It la 834 Chwiler Oak St, la also now wood Waldron. Aaslatant hosts ace. three rounds of clubs fol­ ,E. J. Ro.ser and Mrs. Leslie Gower. Arnold Dalton of Bridgeport, flcer-of-lhe-day; and Edward Mil­ the si^Mome organ of all Swedish CotUge St., Roy Thompson of 25 operating a machine shop busl- Gaylord Paine, and David Smith, ter St A{^ 2. lowed, but • the suit didn’t break. orfui. itfey. and Mrs. Theodore W. Chan- (Continued from Page One) senior vice commander, Dcpa.'t- ler. William Daddario add Wilfred SHOP KEITH'S .,. For Lasting Home ValuesI atomic reeearch and receives regu­ Orchard St. and Raymond Thorap- neaa In Florida. former chairman of the' Planning and hoateasea wlU be Mr. and Mrs. d le r \jr . of the Congregational. The group Is planning a rum­ ment of Connecticut. Bulla, auditors. and Zoning Commlasion. They are Leonard Barter and Mr. and Saturday Oases West discarded a heart. Mr. Bull mage sale to be conducted at the lar reports from all Swedish unl- • • • next led a heart to the ace, and Churc)»NyiIl entertain with, their Dr. Richard Cattcll, said yester­ Installing officer for the Auxil­ Other officers installed • for the Twenty-year service pins at Ham­ of the optnioh that the town Mrs. Walden Collins. Nolles were given to three teen­ lllustrated^'tqlk on Japatl, where church on May 4. Mrs. Foster and iary was Mw. Mary HJttejof Wa- yendtles and nuclear laboratories. should decide, for Itself which type School Lunch Menu another heart to the king. West Mrs. Charles Zelonls are In charge day there was no malignancy and Auxiliary include; Mrs. Inez: Ihe commission has on Its staff ilton Standard in Windsor Locks agers In Town Court . Saturday went the whole hog by dropping hie the Chandler'sNiMnt several years Eden was coming along satisfac­ terbury,, commander, D ep^m ent Mahoney, senior vice commander; government if prefer*. The menu for the remainder of who' were arrested aa the result of of an'angementa. some of the nation's leading sclen-. were presented recently to several the week at Wapplng Elementary remaining red queen. EASTWOOD as teaching missloiiaries, torily. of'. Connecticut. She was assisted Mrs. Phyllis Daddario, junior, vice Manchester residents Including ZBA Backs Two Bkh a disturbance April 7 at the State Mrs. Richard Olmbted discussed .attends College Week by Miss Antolnettf Della' Vecchia, tlsta, including Nobel prise win- The Zoning Board of Appeals at and Union Grammar Schools will Now there was no way to keep Dr. Evans, physician to Britain's commander: ,^trs, Sally Kirka. SPECIAL PURCHASE Carl Wolfram of 675 E. Middle Theater. Ute Two Top Acedemy Winners! the possibility of continuing the ■Mi.ss Margaret R. McKinney, royal family, rctvirned to London conductress. Department of Con­ 'ncrs and industrial leaders. Its meeting last week spproved be as follows;. Tuesday, spaghetti Elaat out of the lead. East had the chaplain; Mrs. Gladys .Sheffield, Time., Blades Department; Joseph Raymond O’Neill. 16, of 10 MlnU xontroUlng card in clubs, diamonds PTA sponsorship of a swlftiming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert yesterday after the operation was necticut. treasurer, reelected; Mrs. Ruth two applications, those of Mrs. with meat ea’uce, buttered green Court and David Feqn, -17, of 280 Best AelHss Best Aelcr J. McKinney of Rt. 44A. has re­ TAKES NEW PUIPIT Dubanoski of 181 Glenwood St, beans, celery ‘ sticks, pudding; and hearts. He waa sure to get in program at the Lake this summer termed successful. Approximately 100 .pcr.sons at; Daddario', adjutant; Mrs. Anna Assembly bepartment; H a r o ld Clara B. Snow and Robert Murray. N. Main S t, had been charged with Insrld Bersmu 'Vsl Bisaaer It was decided to proceed wi' turned to her studies at La.sell Dr. Evans had come to Boston tended the affair. Including rept-c- Broad Brook, April 15 IJPi—The Mrs. Snow received permission Wednesday, soup and crackers, and lead a- spade through Mr. Deborah Kerr Slcpard. sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Rev. William R. Belury has , an­ L«ggett of 43 Alexander St;, Ma destruction of ’ public property and Bull’s jock. The contract waa thus YbI Brreasr plans to continue the project. inior College, Aubumdalb, Mas.s,, a.s Eden’s personal physician when sentatives from other, chapters and Frieda Moorehouse, color bearer; chine L>epartment; WlUlam MaS' to convert a 2-famUy house on chopped ham or cheese sandwich, breach of peace. David H. Mullen, The musical program directed by aftbr^ttending .Collijge Week ac- surgery was deemed necessary be­ nounced he is resigning as v ic^ Buekland Rd. to a 3-teneraent l^lngerbread with whipped cream; defeated. . . “Anastasia” ‘The King auxiliaries in. the State and from Mr.s. Kay Miller, banner bearer; DINETTES! 17, of 4 Hudson St, waa charged Mrs. Lydia Allen, music super­ tivitlW'in Bermuda, cause of the former Prime Min­ of Graca Episcopal Church to be­ troprietro of 337 WoodlMd St. dweUlng. The Board made this ThuVsday, baked heish, pickled The winning play for Mr. Bull and I” several local veterans organiza­ and Mrs. Martha Miller, con­ come rector of St. Paul's Church Blsidea Department; Louis Lalne with breach ot i>eace. would have been, very simple. At CteenisSespe visor, was termed a huge success. She saftod on the Queen, of Ber­ ister’s frequent attack of fevers. tions. ductress. of 133 Cooper Hill St, Machine decision on the grounds that her beets, peas, cookies. Milk, breiSd: Police said the trio took the tn WilUmanUc effecUve July 1. He property is adjacent to a restricted and bu'tter are served with all the second trick he must lead a sad Color Claemascope will succeed the Rev. Benjamin Department; and Robert Bonadlcs pins off hinges of two doors at club to dummy. The diamonds are and Color of 147 Autumn St., Inspection, business sons and the. glterstlona meals. There will be no school the theater as a prank on the t;te«;ieie:ti l:S M ;te Styring, who has retired. w6uld Improve the ap^arance of on Good Friday. ^ then begun with a low lead from Also, Walter Moske, a former ticket taker. After the trio took dummy. East must play low, and Manchester resident and now of the house. / . '1 Opieretta Slated the pins out, police said, they left WED.: “STORM CENTER” Vernon, was anothei^ 30-year man Murray received permission to Mrs. Mary Catino will direct 86 the theater and were later picked South must play the nine. This COSMCTICS ^ during the ihonth of March. Fif­ remove soil from Ms property ad­ children of Wapplng School in an up on Main S t teen year employes at Hamilton joining that of King, Colbert, and operetta entitled "Sliding Down a Russell G. Davis, 22, was found AB Hm top linos who noted anniversaries l a s t Stone, for sale /to the Bridge «Au- Moonbeam’’ at the. school on May innocent of a charge of following "W o cMivor" month' Include Ivar Johnson of thority. It wax stipulated that the 31. The ten principal roles will he too closely. He was arrested on 03 Cambridge S t, Blades Depart' land must bp left In such a man­ played .by Bert Higgins, William the chaige March 21 after the ment; and James Foley of 85 ner that It will not injure the ad Skridulas, Timmy F a r n h a m, truck he was driving coUlded with Arthur Drug Storts. Mather St, Engineering. Osqar jacent property. Karen Pelton, 'Virginia Bolstrldge, the rear of another car. >. A A. J * S^olarehlp Awarded Dorothy Hoffman, MSry Splllere, The charge of Improper pass Chetelat, another former Silk The jCducatioii Aaaociation has PROGRAMS ROY THOMPSON Towner and now of Bolton, alao Bruce Bralthwaite, Miriam Bur­ ing, filed agalnat Mias Mary T. received a 15-year pin. voted .to continue Its $100 echolar- gess and Roger Anderson. P ra tt 30, Hartford, waa dlsmiaaed aon of 15 Andor-Rd. AH are regu­ • • .a shlpy to Mtsa Sally McQueeney, a They ^ will be backed by a because State witnesses did not lars but Clarence FrelhelL .The Recent promotlfmn at Hamilton griMuate of Ellsworth High Schoo) chorus of 12 raindrop soldiers, 12 show up in court to teatify. Frelh8it's are at The No.~T flro- ad BOW—attending—Wlllfanantlc 'i'ne case oi Matthew MlOdUn' ,/d foxuld Robert Agnew of 62 Wether- ’eachere’ College. The aasocla- "plsnet Imps, ana its sup's, sup- houae, Ernie Pohl at No. 3, hli ell St. being named a foreman In ported by a 40 voice chorus. ski, 38, of 35. Dover Rd., charged Video Everyday brother at No. 4 and the Henne- ilon annually awards this sum to Ooliiraunlty Chnrrii with Intoxication and breach of FUEL qulna are both attached to No. 4, a local student who Is planning to All Rights Reserved— , There wlH be two special,aerV' peace, was continued until April Roy Thompson Is at the No. 2 ata'- become a taacher. Ices this w eek'at the Wapplng 22.S H. T. Dickenson A Co., Inc. tlon and hla brother la at No. 4’s In other action at its meeting, location. the association appointed a com­ mittee to set up another echolar- OIL '"Wings of Gold'* of a Naval avi' ahip. Members Include Fred -Kap- ntor were pinned on Navy Elhs. prove of 'Wapplng, Mi^*- Esther RANGE OIL Christie, Tex. The local young man Bond of. Haiswortb, and Mrs. C. B. Y O U C A N the Naval Air SUUon, Corpus Morse of Union School. < MANCHESTER ALWAYS DEPEND Plans were made for an outing Christie, Tex.-The local youq gman O N 'i la a graduate of Mancheater High to be held May 14 and a ccnnmil^e appointed. Also, a nominating Dttlve-^nTJlieathe ^ 4a School and attended the Umveralty B O L -rO N NoT^*H of Connectl(?ut before entering committee waa selected, smd. It vras voted to send a letter to Supt. of ELECTROmeS SS* ‘ BOLAND service. An outstanding swimmer TONIGHT^I COMPLETE SHOW while In High School and college, Schools Merle WoodmansM, and Boards of Education and jHnance STARTING AT 7:10 LABORATORIES •STANEK OIL COMPANY He la the son of Mrs. Mary Mul- thanking them for their efforts lan4y of 184 HUHard St. Under a on behalf of the teachers during 277 BROAD SERVICE 369 CENTER ST. new program allowing for early the year. ' Tef. Ml 3-6320 designation and commissioning, all American l>gion Notes flight students are named Naval RADIO T ( I I V I S I 0 N aviators after only 10 weeks of Commander Rusaell Hitchcock >e luxe 5 Piece Suite 24-Hour Burner Service Al>e OPEN HODBE t:se < S) FILM DRAMA Recreation/ Department staff as Quinn's. at »;1S I at IiSS StSe (U) BBIOHTEB DAY . (IS) I LOVE LUCY I- .95 office clerd at the West Side Recre­ Wed., AUa Ladd "THE BIO LAND” ( I> BANDSTAND <**44) TWENTY ONE (Xt-M) UUEEN rOBA'DAX (SS) PRESS CONFERENCE ation Center on Cedar St. la Mrs. (SSr OUT WEST .MW»^g:_WEL!L™ow Sgt. Walter Crockett, a fine end Sunrise Service oi) BDOE OB’ NIGHT (tSSI) DEI i!8 (U-M) MODERN BOMANCE8 SEE BRIDB Liberal Budgef Terms w lth/a number of area football Slated in Park tm < S) MtCKBT MOUSE CLUB ' (SLSe)MOB|RT HOimiOMERT taanis. Including the All-Bumsldes (IS) AMOS AND ANDY “Fear Matching Dining Room and Dinette Pieces ondT Manchester Cubs, 'has been in' IT SHOW Available. Including Buffets. Chlnaa and The Salvation Army will hold (S) CtniBDY TIME (SI) BO)UNO t t^e Umted States Army for 21 Kim (SS) FEATURE MOVIE U;IS Hutch Cabinets. Buy yours at these very a sunrise service at the flagpole in (1S4I) STUDIO -ONE ' years. He la now stationed in (SS) OUT WS»T .e- (U) SHERIFF OF OOCHI8R U4# ( I) NEWS 45 EAST CENTEft STREET 1:a (SSM) NEWS ULSS) VALIANT LADY Get in the sw ing...G o Swept-W ingi est buys of all time! Get in on it—nou’ is the time to buy! " STORE HOURS: Keith’s, daQy effeaive against a SHRIMP •:ie (IS-SS) BURNS AND ALLRN (SS-St) no TAK DOUOR . Manchester Open Thuraday oeuual background T- SHOW U:1S ( S-tS-SS) LOVE OF UFE Nights 'n il 9- Keith’s, East Fluffy Whltq Ripe, istse ( s) w a s bunny sneb as gtay or tan. A (IS) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW This Swept-Wing ’57 Dodge is Hartford Open Dally From 10 (XMe)-lT COULD BE YOU^^ takihg the country; by stornj! Sen­ A. .M. Until 9 F. M., Close difdncTtve color for j Good Oreeo Fes GsnUah - Nicliels T I D F . ^ US) MID-DAY MOVIE 30 days only... April 15-May 15! sational 4}^foot lota styliijg . . . SaturilayB At 9. any oCke, toa MdncliMtar Inc. tS:tt (IS) THE OUIDINO UGHT INS ( S) HOLLYWOOD BEST Autodynamic en]gineering ad­ FREE PARKING In Our Fliooes abo come in (U) NEWS <21 vances, in ride, handling ease, Volume volume sayings! Own Parking Lots, Just A decoty r-ahadea of Ivory, Anytime..o $ (It) CLOSB-UF ' Step F'rom Our Soon! GOODYEAR lltl (U) nAND UP AND BB performance. Join the swing to Uue,*Beige, YeQow, - CQUNTim Swept-Wing this week...and save! Now is the time Ja buy! Brown, Green, and Gray. A CUP OF OUR 1.25 TIRES 111# (It) y THB WORLD TCRNB (S#> CLUB S# (Cetoi) There's a ooe-time-only IN# (ISA#) OUR Una BROOKS DEUCIOUS COFFEE store sad Ptamt 295 Breed SL (IS) CLUB •# (eUar) charge for color and in- S:l# (ISAS) HOIWR PARTY BREWED T O (ISA#) TENNESSEE BBNIB ^ atallitinn. Foe a ooo- TELMI3.S179 . . gORDR SHOW venkst qneosion phooe PERFECTION tU$ ( S) 1NDU6TBT ON PARADB AT YOUR DODGE DEALER'S NOW I there's a «K>atfaiy charge ■" . ' . . '17, .. ■ of 75# foUowiog inatsilia* A tioiL Call o n bnttaesi For Tasty Meat Visit Our Sove Money i eith Furniturt «fice.v ' ' ■ s Cheerful Coffee Shop / IBetter Values A t NORMAL’S 1115 MAIN ST- 317 MAIN ST IM fCmnillM NIW INMANB- CHORCHES MOTORS • i o Oakland Street, Manchester (• M fN U S c h a n g e d d a i l y I44B HARTFORD RP/ TlDw M l i - i i a 4 MANCHESTER EAST H ART?"' ■ Slrcad «B XMMad Xonwlhs. ' W j m u i l $HAn2(SA2» .1 1 . .1 '.J. Urn ^ .V . . / J . ^ ' • f \ • -■■■ V. . • . . ’i - . - .’ U r* —T-®-.'—•

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^ MA^ICHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1!W PAGE FIVE 'V MANCHlESTEljl EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER. GONN« MONDAY, APR1L‘ 16, 1957 ' y A t G K FOUR/ \- •; - f — ^ bricks. And throughout Uie.hoH- Mfo. for Ui* M iitfit of tho Wind* culturefl backgrounda of thair ra- ! lo Observe -! day Matzohi o'r unleavehed bread, tiam Community' Memorial Hoo- Foreign Students specUve counbjea. IS eaten instead of the leavened - Cov^try * Prom oted by Judge* Following the program, refreah- pital Women’s ' Auxiliary equip­ * Passover Festival bread which . Is forbidden aecord- ment fund. Her gtiiMt list included : ToAddrfessPTA menta will be served in the caf^ ingfto the Bible. AND The Seder ' is>. a family affair. Mrs, William Hotchkisa, M rs.: teria. ’ The Jewish festival of I’a.s.s- PAINT The Baby Hajs The .service begins vylth the read­ Lions to Mark Sdfety Month Pearley FoUansbee, Mrs. James: The Manchester Green P T A will over will be' tisheicd in by Jews ing of the four questions hy the T. McNamara and Mrs. Richard! meet Wednesday evening et 8 all over the world at sundown to­ youngest' member of the family iW . Gronback. ' . 1 o’clock In the school auditorium. A GENERAL night, and will be celehialed foi "why this night is different from With Three Events in May Mrs. FoUansbee ; continued th e, short business meeting will be held. eight days. The first two days are WESTVIEVf MANOR all the other nights of the year." chain with her guest list inchid-; ob.servcd. as-full holidays. The in­ ,» Franklyn Ashley, assistant direc­ TV SERVICE Been Named... Thc.se questions are answered by ing Mrs. Charles Farrington. Mrs.-| tervening clays arc semi-holidays. April 1 5 —(Special)—^Rose is new vice president: Mrs. tor of student personnel of HUIyer Nete England's Most Modern Builufor- all present who take turns In read­ __ , __. - ■ - . .^ ,1 ...------1 f>r«n Engler, recording secretary; James *I1iompson. Mrs. Burtin C .! Daya M A S A Call College will serve as moderator on the^Purpose^otivalescent Hospital Pa.ssover eelebrate.s the eman­ ing a portion of the service. Tit* local Uort's (^ b WUI i Ohlund. correspond- Hanseii. Mrs. Anthony Moaser [ Night* A$195, lb O O Pina Parts cipation of the Hebrew people SERVICE a pi^el of foreign students who Holiday services are held In the' * 8 *foty MonU in May. Three secretary; and Mrs. Joseph P. and Mrs. Clarence A. Bradfield. TEL. aa s-54«r iroiTi upniiHuti III mu irni, rjKypi. Mrs. Walter Van Arsdale has kre. attending lUllyer College. Tet Daslelaas PReacott 4-8574 or Evealngs Mitchell ■ppro^ata program* hava been ! Eaton, treasurer. Christinp Mario, daughtOr of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Franzosa, contributed to a recent boffee hour i D4metra j^rboyannopoulou from Beg. Nnr*«s S4 Hohr*. Charie* E. Hnrlbort, A toln litrator The story is told In. the Book of K fnclucis iJexUI «r«> cr«^ John r . CSiappellc, pro-' The PTA has voted to purchase 181 Summit St. She was born April 7 at Manchester Memorial held by 'Mrs. Kenneth C. Tedford. | Greece, KwitngHo ^hang from Ko­ tolling God as the Redeemer of ..hsirm.n atatad tod*v i i"'® record players for the schools’ Hospital. Her maternal g;randparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Albert count of the great .struggle against g ra n chairman sUted tod ^. | approximate coat of *40 Calendar of Events rea, and Adesins Grant from Af­ man and of nations and expressing WORIARTY BROTHERS rica will discuss the customs and Rictl/ Arlington. Mass. She has three brothers, John, 10, Rlcjt- the Egyptian Pharaoh to gain the hope that all mankind will be A t tha 6:30 (tinner I each. In previous years the unit Today's _ activities Include adulPi______freedom for the enslaved Israel­ 801-815 CENTER ST. * - M l 8-51,19 ______,______/ ______LAWN MOWERS ard, 4, and David, 2; and a sister, Judith, 7. ' redeemed from oppre.ssion and 14 Ih ^ i has bought athletic equipment and ■ courses in industiia] arts and home I • • . • • ites. In the name St Gcxl. Mosc.s frataO oim raurch. a rnpreania- j , ; economics, 7:30 p.m., Coventry- i from slavery; Marjory Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Vizard, comes to Pharasch io -demand tho Uve od the-Nlke .M ^ A lr c w t in-;' p^nclpal ROysl O. Fisher of i Crammsr School, Cub Scout Pack • SHARPENED Notch Rd:. Bolton. She was born April 10 at Marichester Me­ release o f the Hebrew. Pharaoh i ■tallatien ® *,***"ch ^er^ w ll p v e : School has - expressed *5 , Webelos den. 9 p.m.. South St. Oharg* Tear •REPAIRED morial Ho'spttal. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. rejects the deniami aiul only after i t*llc ***J!P*^ ifl appreciation for the volunteer help School: Happy Doers 4-H> cooking, PICK-CB 6« d D E U V E R T CONSTIPATED? James Klar, Notch Rd., Bolton, and her paternal grandmother is a series of 10 plagues, dcvaaling * 30-ndnuto nlm will oej^ yen the school library program, 13-.'15 p.m. with Mrs. Joseph Ro- PM scrlpHoss Hera Mrs. Clara Roe, Moline, 111. She has a brother, John .Steven. and horrible to the EgypUah-s, does „ ' ahd the out-grown books parents 1 msno; Nimble Fingers 4-H, 3:30 New Uxativ* iKseovery un-locks biiwel blocks » * «>, 0 • he let the people go. | 1* stated invitamiM are, given to this. Additional I p.m., with Mrs. Maridh V. Gregory: Bruce's being wHhout gag. Moat or gripe Jill Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Capello. Hay­ This story of the Exodus ia read UP * 7 ~ * * ^ ° ,s u c h books may be brought to the | CMb Scout Pack 69,.Den 1. 9 p.m. ward, Calif.' She was born March 15..... Her maternal grand­ lion 's “ ■ the “ ■* two** ’local lire de- - 1 jjy pupils. . 1 with Mrs. ' Albert Chesson: Den «M Ceatar St.— M l #-#814 each year on the flr.st two nights * olonaio TO partmenta bd^cera of the local CoBstipalioa is caused by whardoc- int capacity, pita C ’O urtich- parents are Mr, and Mrs. Arthur W. Benson, 73 Princeton St., of the holiday before, the evening The PTA imit books are being i 4, 3:19 p.m. with Mrs. George L. A tty. Wniiam F. Ferguson uimuiatint bulk. So eflectiys it-re­ a v il DeiDefense organisatipn and the audited by Mrs. W. Bryce Honey-j Jac^uemln: Den 7. 4 p.m. with tora call a “rhiifty'’ eotea that, instead and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mf»- Michael Ca­ meal. The rereniony is called the of rataiqing moiature as it should, lieves even chronic constipation qv.er- pello, 183 Hilliard St. Seder.I anil the story la read from | constabulary to Bandsend representa­I weU, Mrs, Albert J.' Booth, and' Mrs. Malcolm E. C. Detine: Boy Atty. William F. Ferguson of 38 tives. He pointed odt. the sUend- does the oppocitc: robs the colon of night, CoLONAio if yet so imooth. a* a special hobk railed Hagndah. j Mrs. Holman 8 . Fernsld. i Scout Troop 63. 6 p.ri).,. South St. Scarborough Rd. has been .pro­ gentle it has prov^ isfe even (or SAVE ance will be by tnviUUoit^nly since so much moistuic that its contents I.eo Eric, son of Mr. and Mrs. .lames Heckerd, Merrow Rd., During the. Seder .syinbolic foods I Members are reminded by out- j J moted to first assistant clerk.'of- women in critical states of pregnancy. YEARLY ON HEATING COSTS the aeating capacity in thi^hurch become ddiydrauM, so dry that they Tolland. ■ He was born April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ are tasted (oninirmoratlve of var- i going pre'stdent. Mrs. Dexter C. 1 » m the Hartford County Superior SI^EARSON, HAMMILL ( CO. block the bowd: ao ahiunken that SBpcrkr to ol4 atyl* bulk, salt or drug tal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cie- ioUB epismles in the story. Thus, ' vestry is limited. Wheelock, of the coming State 1 “ ** ’ P *" • Robertson School. Court by the' judges of that court FOUNDED IMS ibay (ail to excite or itimulate the laxatives, Colonaid neither gags, chowskl, Tolland, and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bitter herbs are eaten In remcin- ■ • Another program in May wlU, P T A Convention April 24 and 25, Also, Coventry Players, 6 p.m., Ferguson, who was an assistant MEMBERS N. V. STOCK EXCHANGE urge to purge that propels and cxpclt blpau nor gripes; won’t interfere with- j f Jack Heckerd, wilsn of Tolfand. brahee of the biller plight hf iTtF be a meeting open, to the public ilv N e w London. A number are 1 Brookmoore Bam; South C^oventry clerk since 1947. was named to his wute from your body. absorption of vitamins and other valu­ • • • * • Hebrews in bondage. This is ^ U E L when a reprearatatlve of the <3on- plaimlng to attend. Mrs. Wheelock ! Fire Dept. Women's Auxiliary. 8 | new post to succeed Robert L. OFFICE HOURS: To ngaia aatmnl lagalarity, the dry. able food nutrientl; in clinical teats, David .Albert, son of 5tr. and Mrs. Albert D. McKeown. Mon­ dipped in a mixture of chopped necticut M otpr‘Vehicle Dept, will may bOxContacted for detail^. p.m., firehouse; Chib Scout Pack | Allyn. of Hartford, ■who retired did not cause rash or other reactions; -' 97. Den 1. 3 p.m. with Mrs. Harry) abrunken, constipating contenti of rovia, Calif. He was born March 14 in Monrovia. His ma,- apples, mils, lalsins and wine. talk on "Motor Vehicle Dri\ing Suman of the Wllliman- Feb. 18. DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. your coira arhich now block your Gallon* Safety. Tw o lllma will be shown: R. Ryan Jr.: Den 4. 7 p.m. vrith )• It's a pbyaMogical fact': Exercise tones ternal grandparent.s are Mr. and Mrs. Bourchard of Maine, and, a>Tnboli( of llie moi-tar whicli the Uc SUte Tekchera’ College faculty, Ferguson is s graduate of local bowel must be remoistened. SeconJ, your body! And CoLONAm exercisea his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeown, Israelites used in the making of OIL ' There Will be abbut a 30-mlnuta Mrs. George Colby. j THURSDAY EVENINGS spoke last w e«,,to the FTA meet­ schools and of Catholic 'JJniver- bulk must be brought to your colon your colon to tone it against constipa­ PRODUCT OF STAND.ARD OIL CO. OF NEW JERSEY talk on the films on accident pre­ 160 Center St. He ha.s a sister, Valari Jean, 1, ing on "IntenslVsTrainirig Pro- Tomorrow’s activities inriude i slty in Washington, D. C, He took 7 to 9 O'CLOCK to a-T-X-I-T-C-^H ITIMULATI it lO tion, overaifbt! Get Colonaid, in « A » • 4 MONDAY. T l’ESDAV, vention. Two films will be shown Boy Scout Troop 63 committee. 8 g r ^ for College Graduates,’’ j his law degree at the Hartford a c ^ ; tn a normal urge to purge. easy-lo-taka tablet form at any drug FRIDAY. ' 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE on "Safety In Motor Boat Opera- p.m.. home Cbarieg Raisch; CMb Paiil Alan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Karl \V. Baer, 62 Davis Ave., School N o t ^ College of Law (now the Unlver- 913 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER And, af afi iaxaihta, ooly Colonaid, counter, todiy! Only 9tc for the M Rockrille. He was born April 4 at Haitfofd Hospital. His ma­ Open 9 A M. to 5 P. M. FOR NKillT BURNER .srJtVICK ( ALL MI .1-4845 or 9-242# tions.’' The daU ahd place of the Scout Psek 69. Den 6 . 6 p.m. with j ubiet package, brinit positive relief PRESCRIPTIONS 4 Town public Khools wltl-jie dis­ silv of Connectimit School of Law) the AiwAring new laxative discovery ternal grandparents' are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazuk, Granby, ahd THURSDAY -x . *Jiist order 'iOO gallons or more the day before you want deliv­ Sleeting wUl be aimounced. Mrs. Stanley Peck and.„Mrs. Ml 3.1571 - • Ml 3.8215 at leas ihkn 2c per ubIeL missed shortly after noontime in 1940. poiacaacs CkrLONAin's treat meUluriz- his paternal grandnxrithcr is Mrs. Flora Baer. 69 Davis Ave., ^ "Free pick-up 4 9 A. M, to 8 P. M ery and pa.v driver at time of delivery. The third program planned by T «u r,d .y , 6, dooa rnd., 5™' He was admitted to the bar In Rockville. He has two brothers. David, 3>j, and Mark, 2 'i, the club is that of sponsoring a following week’s spring recess. Boy Scout 1941 and practiced law in .Man­ ^ and delivery" ^ WEDNESDAY A Slice of the Bonanza 9 A. 51. fo 13 Noon FILL YOt It 5 safety inspection of bicycles in Tbe tot lunth achdST menu, for ^ P *"- American Le chester until August 1946 when he Homs; Girl Scout Troop 28. Melissa Susan, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Dudek Albert W. Cavedon, treasurer and general manager of the Aldon TAN K NOW town. Ths Safety Patrol will as- the week follow; Monday, beef was named an acting assistant Jr.. 163 Maple St. She was bom April 17''at Mt. Sinai Hospital. ^ A ^ u r Drug Stores 1 COOPERATIVE Biat with thii inaj^ction, Chappelle 6:90 '^^.m., C:hufch Community Spinning Mills Corp.. inspects one of about 180 profit-sharing MANCHESTER noodle soup, peanut butter and House; Young Mothers Club ban­ clerk of the Superior Courjt. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Frank. 73 said. Appropriate tape to be ap­ jelly sandwiches, d o u g h n u t s', Ferguson has been active In checks issued Sal\irday to employes of the Talcottville firm dur­ Dial quet. 7 p.m., Publick House, Stur- Tavlor St.. Talcottville, and hqr paternal grandmother is Mrs. ing a luncheon at the Roaemount Restaurant in Bolton. Tho SAVINGS and LOAN plied to the bicycles and a certifi­ cheeso sticks; frankfurt public life in Manchester. He was Agnes Dudek, 6.5 Brewer St., East Hartford. OIL COMPANY cate' od Inspection wfU be given M dge. Mask.- leaving from town checks, worth a total of $9,").000, were presented in billfolds, whieh ASSOCIATION Ml 9-3740 in roD, potaib' chips, vegetable, about 5:49 p.m.; Board Finance, 8 a 3-term member of the Board of 881 CENTER ST.. .AT WF.ST CENTER ,ST, each veMcl* owner. The date, and fruit; Wednesday, tuna fish and Education and served on the Char­ “ When the new house came to our hlocK... in -turn were in c artons like those William Cosgrove, chalrnian of 1007 .Main Street place od Uds program will be an­ p.m. Town Office Building: Merry Daniel Mark, son of Mr. add Mrs. Ma.x Nierste. 28 Thomp.son the Operatlork Council, is holding. (Herald Photo by Pinto) noodle casserole, vegetable, hot Sewers 4-H. 3:30 p.m. with Mrs. ter Revision Committee, - which \ St . Rockville. He was bom April 5 at Rockville City Hospita. nounced. - cross bunt. Bread.-butter and milk Ethel Cargo: Oib ^out Pack 57. drafted the present town charter? \ ^ • / 'A oilU ary Anetton His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holscher, are served with all meals.' Den 3, 3 p.m. with Mrs. Rufus He is also a former assistant pros­ Carlisle. Ind-.. and -hi* paternal grandparents are Mr,_ and Mrs. The Auxiliary o f the Green- Thursday there will be only milk Reed. ecutor of the town court of Man­ We all learned about- Oscar Nierste. .Westphalia, Ind. He has a brother, Michael, 19 Chobot Poet, No. 52, American svsllsble at the schools, chester- a member o# the Demo­ months. Legion, will take part in a joint Osftee Hoar Events Manchester Evening- Herald Cov- cratic Town Committee, and the • 0 0 • • ^ SPECIALIZING IN auction -by the post and auxiliary Mrs. Marion V. Gragory snter- entry correspondent, F. Paulina Board of Directors of the Knighm at 10 fi.m. May 11 at the Legion tained at a coffes hour a few days Little, telephone Pngrim 2-67II. of Columbus. ft Debra l.ee, daugljter of Mr. and Mrs. James Barslis. S3 Home on W all St. Residenta arc HOUSEPOWBKI Grand Ave.. Rockville. She was born .\prll 9 at Rockville City CUSTOM BUILT HOMES asked for donatkma o f Items suit- Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest aide for this, including the rum­ Johndrow. Hartford, and her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Eliza­ GENERAL CONTRACTING YOU SAVE MORE mage and white elephant U M ta beth Barstis, Broad Brook. REMODELING and REPAIRING Fffir loformotton «bovt f»#ertsen and Canter MI .1-8710 M l 8-4366 School parents, Mra. Herbert E. prints and solids. Sites 10-18, ^ - ^ 3 M il ELL AN'S TUESDAY ONLY WHILE THEY LAST 't : '. IS ALL RegulaTly $2.50 (.Mfvict Mtraneg l*rt* tMU|b Ena*Bb briMb cimiti Hr ti|M- Switebat and autlitt, ceavts- THE M IG H TY C H R YSLE R to wpgly III tbt ilKtricil urv- bU ind igpliMCtt—prtstnt and iantty placid, (o maki tiaetrieal Mrvantt aiay to um. You Pay inU tvtry fiaiily wints. fwtun. Most glamorous car In « g«n«ra(lon SUPS MRS. MANCHESTER “And that explained it— no w onder hit fam ily waa lo happy! They eould At .All from famous maker (we don't dare men- fion name here). Completely washable rayon^ YOU GAN SAY get lu ll uae out o f all the m odem eleC* ly a woven fabric. Some colors and white. Sizes 9 trie appliancet that end drudgery, gave g J iMuma ar siivici through 44. -.^ e and energy. O u A t S v v S I “ A n d w e found out that an electrical TUESDAY ONLY WHILE THEY LAST contractor can easily give even older hornet full H O U SEPO W ER — to that V alu e s to $5.99 th eir fam iliea tpo can L ive B etter E lec. TO SAVE t r i c a U y . ’ * -IS 4 Hif¥0 Your Hpmtf Mnfd for HOUSEPOWER TtAtll MAtK YOUR FURS DUSTERS Here's What We Do CoHo^ in pretty washable prints; Not - all omi LIVE BETTER. £/eC?//ca//>f ^ For Only $3. iites in all colors, but we can fit sizes $ 1 - 9 0 l/VP'Sk Taken from regular stbclc. The supply is lim­ -.S' v R A R K A D E 1. Burton's will replace ited. loops and buttons. DOVE Call Any One Of The Listed Eleeirieal Contractors TUESDAY ONLY ORAY M c L b N c m i' s i s n o w O r 2. Burton's will store a mBmbtr of Mm The Connecticut Power Company For A Fre€ Housepowef Rating your fur coat in our M onciM Stor Trust own air-conditioned LUXURY ORLON TELEPHONE CiMingo Pton. COMPANY ADDRESS Fee/ the bumps just me/t away with Torsion-Aire Ride. vaults \* SWEATERS Y o n U find tfaJs a p leaiaadj Joseph K^aione « 74 Bolton St. Ml 9-0292 3. Burton's will refresh­ eoft that's ri^ at it’s not a mere readjustment of the same oid springs en your fur coat. p • Cardigans . . . . .^2-^^ hom e in any looo. It’s ^ RF.ta LARI.Y $8.99 Ml 3-6227 "exeentive" touch, of ' Your Monebostor Johnson Bros., . 50 Cottage St. 4. Burton's will insure . Sl-99 it's a totaiiy new and different kind of suspension / . . . . . • cootae. fo r bosihess oftces^ Trust Charge , . . your fur coat. bat yoall be eqoslly Kenneth Morrison 25B High St.. W. Ml 9-734T REGULARLY $3.99 tleii^ited w ith the w ty jc Plato wM M 5. Burton's will check Sizes 31-10— T u e s d a y o n l y honorod at m t i springi ingeniously teamed in a new frame with a lower cag dtamauM a or 40 Foster St. Ml 9-7303 I f tbe aign "Rough Road Ahead” don't braee yourself for for needed repairs. b e d r o o m . McLolan's! Potor Pantdttk the bumpa in your .Mighty jChrytier. For there just aren't any center of gravity. ' ' bnmpa any more—thanlii to Chrysler’a Toralbn-Airr Ride.. So don't let the miles bump, by in ordAary transportation. 6. Burton's will call for Fhooet abo cone ia 12 Jockson St. Let-us lend voil a Chrysler tomorrow. Then, come on back deoatator-shedcs o f Ivoty, ARordoMl Toraion-Aire ii no mere improTement . . . it’s a romplete your coat. Blue, Beige, Yellow , Heixog . 17B HighkEid St. change,' the biggest since the invention of .springs. No and find out how the going ii even easier when yon buy! Brown, G reen, and Red. ( other fine car on earth has Chrysler’s exclusive emnbinatioa of tnraioa bars, rubber-iaolated.ball-joints, and outrigger rear NOVU IN THE « 3 d O O RRiCB NANOBI There's a ooe-tune-only Anthody J. Gri5KP ll^ymourSt. Ml 3-B937 chaige for coloc and io- stallarkm . For a cottvenknt cm ensioo phone there's a ■V aoothly oiaige, of 75e (■ foU ow ii^ jinsH JIatiog-Call .cut b o a t^ office. 7 BEAUPRE MOTORS;- INC 358 East ^Center Street

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4 r - r I A'. V I ,■ I X ■ ■ :• \. \ ^ I t - i ./ - 5LANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1967 PAGE SEVEN /. kANCHKTER EVENIKG HERAU). {MANCHESTER. CONN., ! ?NDAY, APRIL 15, 1957 PAGE SIX r. ■"*------'( ..'""77'------thus ccnatUuUnt: an Interaat flM an. Got 'Home! quiaheC^! ATTgNTION , Ittan ta tha' gaveriuncnt tar that Droodles Opfen Forum I neraonally aalute the P H ILC d OWNERS period. After that perksl theorrtl- Skywatch Schedule tv Manchester l l m t l i t By ROGER PRICE of Women Voters and the g< JiJ> BV THJC ! eally. they will atUl be redeemed, Role of the League for which they atand. Women ■KRALD^PBINTINO CO.. INC. i TTU* la -the part of the poUcil’ To the Editor, 'from both political parties, and Tuesday, April 1C Special Spring IS W«aeR StrMi ! which aeems to u» bentshted capl- Mr- Leon Thorpe expressed the those with no p A rti^sr party Midnight - 2 Am...... Volunteers Needed affiliation, joined together to pro­ 2 a,m. - 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed ing TBoS tS *'r?*^i^K^U80N {hope thst in the future the Man- Trade-In Sale I tallats to be nothing else but out- „ ciLEm mote .the cause of ~good Govern- 4 a.m. — d a.m...... Voinnteera Needed ' right confiscation. .' ' cheste'r League of IVomen Voters •■I ToiidM October 1, IWl would conce-rh itself with matters ' ;!;!"; .„d '5 • ••• ...... Volunteers Needed Whatever it ia, however; Khrush­ ...... Barbara MacGregor, .Jackie God- ______CrcDlnt Cxcffit BAHLOW^ I and BoUdura. Eatcred at the chev sweetens the pill by the sec- r '‘^‘."rt\?P‘of o^amiluo",: “ ou*SSLndfff^r Tu * * ‘' . frey , at Mtecbeeter. Casa., aa ...... Louis R. Call TELEVISION ord part of his. ne v policy. This Si,d?ot With ••poiurca? ^ o,*d‘^“3 li3 '^ m e n who^i? = 1? * ‘ ...... American Legion Auxiliary PAttKM _____ OS IWTEI is the proclamation that, from' The Manchester League of j fS t, many hours to study and ac-' j • 4 p m ' " ‘ ...... Jeanne Jacobs, Barbara Lbmlre SALElS and SERVICE Fajrabta la Mraoca neat year on. no more, of these lot- Women VoUrs acted completely ! uqn for public good deserve a vote iI 4 p.m. ' - • - p.m. ' ...... James Galanek, James Arthur lost Tolland Tpke., Bnckland in accord with the principles of the of_ thanks. , 6 p.m. - B p.m...... Ernest Johnson, Roger,Winter . T t l Ml 2-6095 8Si'lfc»iha***"""*'.""V.*".V.V.V.".V. ni™ tery bonds will be sold. Since, in National By-Laws in the recent Expression of thanks however ia ‘ g p m - lO p m ...... Don Sylvester. David Janssen Three ...... fW the past, the purchase of the bonds fire consolidation m atter., .The One Mintb ...... t g not enough. They need support j lo p.m. - Midnight ...... Volunteers Needed Wcek.r hss been compulsory, thst .means League of Women VoCcrs is a non­ of ail of the peope. Actually i f . Mywatch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station, Stare Oo^ thst tha Russian wage earner is partisan organisation dedicated to j^vemment at any les'si is bad,; Volunteers may registei; at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal the idea -that olUsens should be in­ lUClCBER or going to be exmised from spending the people are only getting what Building, on Monday, Wadnesdav, or Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. *Sar«ky Tax Collertor Hiding formed so thst they can actively they deserve. Their inerUa and | ^ ' ------Mothers twt or three w ^ s salary a year In laoUUoB BMth’ paiilcipate in their government. apathy. Is a pitiful exhibition of for these bonds, ai^-ls. consequent­ The League has no axe to grind.'It democracv. Or perhaps I should sees how fast people rite to the ciqlly-and otherwise-after conaoli- riitts^^sIrSeW 5? At you no doubt already know datlon ia accomplished. Many of HAVE YOU not otherwise c ^ t e d in ,‘bia p a ^ r ly, going to have that much more today is the Birthday of Uncle i ’"•J' support or oppose politlcel, say democracy must be truly great cauae of their own aelf interest and atso tha tor** news pablished here. w ar candidate w w ^ lsd la a A -a Mor B W%Bparties. w«* I b b ItT a s doesCm b b m en m . lif « it l s can______survive-I____ aa well <>• aa it...a has They turn to the'public with a hue those who voted against consolida­ STOPPED IN AT Ah nshta of repabttcatioo ?(. tpSeia) money to spend for hiiris^. Sam. So if you. haven't sent him tion did so only ^ a u a e they did dispatcSabSrela are also reaerred what's left oit jrour Incon\e you courage-citizens to be active in the in. the light of such disinterest ;On and cry for their aupport on thla These two factore—the fuht9 that bet tei*'hurry before you get left political party of their choice. The the part of the people. f particularly great moral iaaue of npt get full and complete answers m u aervM I eUeaf of N. E. A. Serv- League may in all good faith, after Everything that government, the time. 'Witaeas in Manchester'a to their . doubts and axiapiclont, Ice. lac. the bonds haven't been corisiderpd out of all. the fun. With the Na­ ANDERSON'S PobUabers Represeatativea: The j worth much, tmless they happened-, tional Budget the way it Is today, studying an issue relating to the national, state and local does, recent past, the Keeney Street raised by the inuendos ..and half jultaa Mathews S ^U I — New j structure of government, take a achool and Lakewood Circle taci- truths of the, district leadera. , . Toth. rti»‘*»g" Dcwolt sod Boetoa. I to win tn the lottery- and the sec those fetlowa in Washington need affects . direcUy and indirectly our CHILDREN'S ^ iS ^ ^ A O D IT BUREAU OF evbty cent they can get their position for or against the issue. every day lives. Yet it takes an denta. Equally amazing iz how fait 'It it fitting and fact that demo­ CUtCUUATIONa. ■ ond that being ex'cused from buy-{. on. It coats the Government Action on the issue may consist in awful lot of work to arouse even thaae people .uliaappear after their cratic government is as good o'r ing them in the future means more i'mUUonhx of dollars to train a Jet giving' factual information and. 2S’!'r of the public for a local vote. cauae ia won or loat bad aa the people governed. The 5H0P YET? real money In the Russian pocket' Pilot pr bqUd a Supersonic Air- w-here voting occurs, urging the Until that day when something Not so with the League of Wom­ people truly' Ret that type of gov- voters' to vote. spectseularly ted happens-and the en Voters who a^e continuously. ernment which they deserve. Let _ .AIM OP ORADE -.. explain .. why rh. w O i, T ^f5p5,i-: J, . ilhem to breaM. the Sound Barrier The Manchester League ' of people arise ss one and say. How on the job. Motivated only by dedi- ua hope that the people of Man-' tion doesn t seem as outlandish to , without llrst brewing the Taxpay­ Wopien Voters carried out the could tMs thing happen? How catidn to improvement of govern­ cheater will soon wake up and MERCHANDISE Duptar adrerdatnx cloelns bourc the Russians as it seems to us. ers. But we AmeHcan Taxpayers purpose of the League in its sup- Indeed! ment for all of the people, they will realize this truth. Meanwhile hats Ftor HotMtay—1 p m . Frldsy.. off to The Petticoat Brigade that Come in and see our display of For TUesdav—1 p m . M oii^y. , Most Russians probably like and shouldn't complain about the good •port of Are consolidation and in Americans ifor generations have return again and again until con- Easter finely—at tha lowest For Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday. old Pay As You Go Plan, I under­ urging the citizens to vote for it. died, fighting to preserve democ­ aolidation and ail other similar fights our battlea for us without For Thursday—t p m. Wednesday. welcome it. on the basis that, at- stand that over ia Russia they Consolidation is qot a "political racy. The outstanding symbol of measures are accomplished. Per­ our aupport. possible prices. For ividay—1 P m Thury^y. Uiough it may constitute robbery E-! V,. For 8atui»T—I P. m. Friday. ; have a system for collecting'^axes Issue." It is an issue r'elating to our democracy, the free and secret haps next time town officialr will Howard E. Stafford Jr. LOCATION: East Center Street Save Money on these Selected Specials Claaslfled deadlloer 10:30 a.m. each In one way, it also promises less : that goes ours one better. town government and of concern ballot ia left by moat of us. to sit be more cooperative and outline 28 B Garden Dr. Shopping Plaza. TeL hU 9-0854. OPEN day of publ'catioB axcept Baturday — • a m . robbery In the future. It Is ap- call It'The Pay Or You Go Plahx to all the citizens of onr cornmu- on the shelf and tsmlah from lack fully juat what will happer flnan- Manchester, Conn. p'aiently one of those processes lly irrespective of political at- 6f use. Monday, April IS Mlation. With every privilege goes a re­ which feels good when it stops. Eleanor S. Rublnow, sponsibility and if we don't recog- A Thought for Today A Battle Of Wills -jVoleri Service Chairman of .nize these reaponaibUiUes, we even- . Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. night this 5 Okinawa And Cyprus Sponsored by the Manchefter I the Les jpie of women Voters tually lose our privileges. This is 1 Postmaster General Summerfield Connell nf Churches of Connecticut. no less true with the privilege of voting. la apparently nqt direcUy or solely Emphasizing thst he was speak­ ing purely as ah individual, and 'A Salute’ Amazing it is however, when one responsible for the final difficulty The vine M.d climbed the tree To the Editor: > — RcmindBr —• week till ta which his department has found not as a representative of the seeking light but the tree was now As 1 read the paper Saturday, I blown over by the wind. Yet the. 18 Big Name Stores, Big Values, Big Selection itself; but he is re^)Onsible for Arro.v, Lt. Col. Amos A. Jordan, waa overcome by a feeUng<'of aor- GOOD FRIDAY, LEGAL HOLIDAY professor of political science at vine was not dead. It only sent out row and shame. Sorrow because the way ifi which he haa tried to its tendrils seeking another per­ West Point, discussed our posi­ consolidation ahd all It meant for Bonk Will Ic OpM, As Usual, resolve that (Hfficulty. pendicular that it might reach up Manchester ia a whole, was de- i RICH. DARK ------. ------Apparently, the Budget Bureau tion on Okinawa, at a session of to the light. So man blown over feated. Shame as I read of the VALUABLE COUPON the Association for Asian Studies, by the adversity of Hfe will send remarka of the President of the LOAM THURSDAY EVENING S to 8 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON waa at fault in two ways. First, it out his prayer and seek the per-' did not prevent Suihmerfleld from up at Boston the other day. Eighth District. All males must pendiculsr that will lead him to feel the same aa they saw where $10.00 Per Load Save,As Much as $1.10 With This Coupon spendtag money at a rate which Okinawa he said, is abaolutely the light. tbia great and brave leader, w-hose necessary as a military, base for DEUVERED WITH THIS 50% OFF! waa certain to exhauri his appro­ JMS aple contribution to the battle was Phone MI 9-6474 priation before the end of the fiscal us in Asia, and he recommended the eloquence of his absence, rise COUPON 8" Dolls and Outfits that we prepare to keep It, for at S t Paul ^ d S t Barnabas tpok to the occasion of his ahailow vic­ Jame.s A. McCarthy FREE year ta June. Second, it did not piriaU tn’ty to the island of Cvpnis tory and pix^Iaim in booming QUART BOTTLK PORTABLE authorise Mm to seek from Con- least 10 or 20 years,- even if it ta 46 A.D. /" masculine tones, Go Home Wom- Nationally Advertised at $1.59 and $1.98 greaa the additional money he was should unfortunately, happen to RADIO CLOROX*- BLEACH * ^wndtag. become another Cyprus, with its With Q Q - REDEEMABLE AT THE This Coupon Each 1210 rci^t waa a request to Con- whole population against us, '^ is PROMOTION UNTIL MAY Sth Po w e r f III reception. OOC gfesa which came late, for a deficit was his opinion dS an individual. Grand Union Market Rrlng* In 8 ntatlon*. which waa, ta fact, already in Meanwhile, however, it can be ob­ Adorable, famous-make 8" doll* uith washable MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Very loud volume. saran hair and panties! A dozen beautiful outfit*, proepect. TMa ta ita ^ waa aome- served thst the actual, poUey of Clear tone. Guaranteed each In a g«t box with »«x and ghoe*. 1-day only! thiiv of a Buddcn demand upon our government seems to be based Budget Problem? WATKINS- _____ TUESDAY. APRIL 16 ONLY for 90 day*. feiigrMiT'avaH Umugh the suipilse -on s similsi opinion. We are, of rWtth-ThI* Coupon In The Parkade and the auddennoss at it may not late, ahowing some sensitivepess WEST Plus Triple-S Stamp* for Full Coupon “t'aliie DRCG YOUTH CENTRE T^ight ^ bare been Summerfield's fault to native criticism on Okinawa, COIN BANK C-15 IJmlt One Coupon Per Cu»tomrr R-18 LIGGEH-REXALL STORE We’ve sure got your rug prob­ afone. and to agitation tn Japan, and ad­ lems licked here at Watkins ! The On the other t ^ d , . no one but Funtral SenriM justing our behavior on Okinawa answer? Bigelow FINE rugs and A t the "first" M A N C H E S T E R r •/)/;/1J;, P A R K A D E — ' MANCHES» I ER >'(: .'I//, P A R K A D E Summerfield seems responsibll lor in favor of the natives in some carpets plus our convenient W-B Ormond 2i West, Olreetor the way ta which he chose to deal respects, put we sre not setting Budget payment plan. , 142 East Center St. with Congress' quarrel with his any date for our withdrawal from Mitchell. 9-119« ^ request. He had obviously been liv- the .island or for its return to VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON >tag beyond his appropriation Jspsn. meant for many months. Now he It can be gue.ssed that we in­ Manchester's Oldfst REG. $79.88 suddenly proclaimed he was going with Finest FactDtIea tend to stay on Okinawa aa long Off-Street Parking AVilh This to follow the book so closely that aa we please. It can be hoped; that Of Manchester , • Aluminum Housing he waa going to cut service im­ EsUblitbed 1814 Coupon • Briggs ti Stratton the natives do not undertake any 935 Main St.—Mitchell 3-5171 FREE! Engine > mediately imleaa Congress appro­ violence in their agitation for • 2', j H.P., 4-Cyele priated immediately. freedom, and thus force us to shotv \/i Pound Of Solid Chocolate The public wMch was inconven­ 10% OFF what we would do to.y,aialntain ienced or perhape tajured by his American law and order. EASTER EGGS 22" ROTARY MOWER curtaUment of aef^ce was sup­ WITH THIS COUPON ' Meanwhile, it ia interesting to ON ANYTHING YOU BUY posed to get mad at Congress and note, and it must be especially in­ with Each Purchase Of beid Congress into an uncondition­ MON.-TUES.-WED. ONLY teresting to the British, that our One Pound at Reg. Price al aufrender to Summerfield. possession of Okinaw*a in no way of $1.50. A $2.25 Value! Perhaps this is going to be the actual result. But even if Summer- Interferes with the clarity of our POULTRY vision when wa look at'CjTirus. We A field gains an absolute victoty. it And This Coupon FARM Is going to be one of those costly still know old fashioned colonial­ Casanova Candies No Down Payment ism and lm[>erialiim when we see LYNN vietorisA He hM unnecessarily In­ it bting indulged ii by Britain. voked a war with Congress which MANCHESTER I AN CHESTER U PARKADE MANCHESTER ''i: i' li/) I i l PARKADE will last aa long aa he remains in the Cabinet, and he haa used Ms ‘No Flag Talk At Fens” sxecutlva power rashly and wan­ !- Springs can be different, and tonly in an effort to make the j, in "one particular respect, this ia ; VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON whole Amerieim people his.partner I tlie most ' refreshing spring of ’ THIS CbUPO.N WORTH Q Q • ta a quarrel not’of dollars but of many years. j . yrtlls. He would have done better The thing that is unusual about I to leave' the service alone, and this particular spring is repre- | ;n-INCH ROTARY* MOWER . leave the provision of dpllars up to sehled by this headline from Bos­ AUTOGRAPHED ; (4 Cycle Engine) Congress, which would have to ton: . . provide them sooner or later any- ' I By RED SOX PLAYERS , "Flag Talk Conspicuous By Its i * way. V a l u e ..... 19.9s Absence at Fens." j Note: Duo to requMtz. bankfhave boon ordered There was a brief ^nontent, a | with YANKEE Autograph*. LESS ...... ‘2 0 .0 0 Perhaps W’e Do Understand Watkins'BrotKffri makes this presentation J. few weeks at.6, when somebody. KhrushiJicv is quite right when,-apparently in automatic imitation to all.tha thousands of Watkins customers who have ONLY 5 9 9 5 be taya we benighted 'and unim­ of the past, manufactured a head­ proven the fact that the BUYER NEED NOT BEWARE when aginative capitalists will never un­ line which had the Boston con­ \ derstand the unusual maneuver he . . . the only oneof its kind . . ^ tenders seeking to buy another she shops here. You have proven your “faith Sears ka« now pro^laimied with regard pennant by offering a.'nUlliop for in Watkins' High Standard of Exeeliance and Ethics to Russia's so-called lottery loans. one additional pilpher. Roebuck & Co. The virbolR thing is indeed some-, But that particular ^/"hope"— because you know: now yours... thing out < of our world. As we the kind of hope which sp pc- MANCHESTER S h o p p i n g P A R K A D E learned, from watching Hitler, in cura'tely represents the ' formula hi* day, tte thinga^a dictatorship for failure repeated ao often in the I. Watkins giv'es yDu the,best for your money. can do 'With people's money are past—didn't live for even a day. VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON icmarkaMe ahd tagenious and 'Boston relaxed back into iU new 2 . Watkins gives you correct design. WHEN YOU OPEN... VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON strange. saiiity. : » ^ t . ^with all apologies tp In that new sanity,' the Red 3. Watkins gives you durable construction, REG. $2.98 THIS COUPON WORTH :.oo ' KhnighdMv, It may be that we Sox aren't being picked for any­ n it HtEE Coupoi Is Worth poor capitalists can make at least 1. A NEW 8AVINQS AOCOUNT OF $10 OR MORE. thing. Even those fans who are V4 DOZEN 1 ’. ,» TABLE LAMP a little .-progreae toward under- historically incurable are, this 4. Watkins gives you reliable advice on home planning FREE 2Mnch TV standtag what he has proclaimed, spring. In a quiet mood. Nobody is and decorating. OR WITH THIS COUPON With This Coupon and why it isn't, in Ruasia, quite r e g u l a r Sluing "this is the year.*’. Nobody DISCOUNT ONLY PRICE ..,.169.95 the unspeateble' h would la even saying ‘■this could be the 5. Watkins employes prize the fine things they sell. FAMOUS HOLE4N.ONE '-aaem ta this country. year." ■ ' ADDINO $10 TO YOUR PRESENT SAVINOS AOOOUNT. LESS ...... 25.00 e. *■ '. In the flrat ;>lace, Russia sells If anybody ia going up to jee, A DONUTS the lottery bonds in qutistion by 'h them, it will be just to see a team, Watkins gives you Service far beyond expectation. OR WITH THE PURCHASE OF $0.44 proceee of compulsion. PMple hav’e bn Any Pair of Giiid«>Sta|i Sliots not a contender. Nobody is betting 7. Watkins can be trusted. ONE DOZ. AT REG. PRICE 144.95 buy them. U.ey are going to best anybody. « Having bought them, the Rusr $ 3. A NEW OHECKiNe ACCOUNT. . . RECULAR or SPECIAL MEN’S — BOYS’ — WOhlEN'S — GIRLS' Your Choice of Plain or Filled 2 THIS 125.00 APPLIES TO ANY to Nobody ia even saying that every­ SET IN 1‘HE STORE! Mans have had ona live chance of thing depends upon Williams. To you thousands of thoughtful Watkins Customers getting their money back. This has .In short, never in the modem we present this Award of Trustfulness. Endicott-lohiisoR Shoe Stort H0LE-IN41NE SHOPPES McLELLAN'S Sears Roebuck and Co. been through the lottery feature hUlory of the Red Sox have the oennacted 'With the bonds. Twice a experts and the fans predicted less lA N C H E S T E R PARK A D E MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ^ PARKADE MANCHESTER Skl'Pptllp PARKADE year, drawings would be held, in for them and ejcpected less from Member of both . ». which about one third of the bonds them. evoul'd win pHaea, with bonds that Never in modem history, then, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM wqn prises also being, redeemed haa the Red Sox spring been ao FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION fer caah. auspicious. We don't aspect them . If their^Jbeodi didn't happen to to finish any lowtr, than second. win prises, thO Ruaeiant went en In the first division. . I balltag them, aqiparentiy without •ay very high appraisal^ of their eahia. Notshly vrottld pay'much for I.- .them OB tha market, at any rata N A T I O N A L Um f r e e What Khniabch^ has now plro- '^ T^ ’ OF MANCHESTER 595 MAW STREET . ■ ■) V clBlmed has tw6 aaglas. first, ^ I elmerty mitzUindtag wU^ l»«i^ /I DELIVERY ^ ***^ * d *4 Greeter Bank for Greater Manchester** DllIC S ttl^ I- \i • ^ MRt .io pr 23 ywrz. AAA 7-- • ■ ' , I / yj ■ J'. / i; , X' l-r I’r ir i. \ -AX f . X . ; X- • / /■ '4 . K

• r-. .• -V ■" 'V ' • V •' I ■ /.A • • ' . ■ ...v- A: -f.’ " A ■' 7\..' ■ V. ' ■ ■ X -: s'-'"- ' ■ ■■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, COl^N.. MONDAY, APRIL 15, 19^7 (age n in e CONN.. MONDAY, APRIt IS,' 1987 ■ y ' . ■ . ' • ' - - FACE EIGHT ___ ■ 1 1 ■ 1*...;. 1 ohday,'Tuisaday and Wednesday, Mri,’ John: KeRri'gan and Columbia Mr*. Clarence Grant of Columbia; Easter Ball Set 9nu4»-«*«,I ’ ’ W n o —1080 during the - 7:30 a.n». Mass; GlastnnBury South Windsor/ Wednesday evening before and Mrs. John Malecky of Hebron; Announce NetY Wa^ To WDRO—ISM Daily Radio WHAY-^iO after the evening Mesli; Thursday and Mrs. Robert McBride of An­ ' At Legion Home Four Fined Churches Filled dover. 2BA Will Hear . WOOC-^1299 Eaatefb Daylight Time WPOF—1410 afternoon from- 4 until 5:30 p.m.; Shrink Painful Piles Public Hearing Tonight Hit-Run^ Auto Friday, after afternoon services 'The ejection of officers for the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, No. During Services of 3 p.m., and also in the evening coming year will also be held. For Part in The fcdlwlng program ech’ed- 102, American Legion, will ’ hold Science Finds Heeling Subslence That D Arnold Columbia, April 15 (Special) — Boards, XrohitecU Meet meeting In Yeomans Hall this Music for dancing will be fuiVf- hesling tubitane* with th* aftonish- Tha aesrat is a new healing aulw A lir f * cut tn tht Bomni of Glastonbury, April 16 (Special) Crash Scene Detective Mystery Palm Sunday servicee were well Members of the Board of F,dK evening. Plana are belijig made, lahed by Lou Gagnon and hia or­ ing ability to shrink'hemorrheida tUnct (Bio-Dynt»)-discoTary of a Four of the six peraona charged however, for a meeting in ’ Yeo­ werld-famoua' research institute. XdueaUon budget rocommended b y ! -The' Midway Garage, which was * ‘vteA'Y—Op«n Uous* WHAY-^Polk* Time attended at both local churches ucation and Building Committee and to relieva pain—without surfary. with "pl? ruatllng activities at the weeu—Record Revue for the proposed Addition to the mans Hall on May 8, for a county­ chestra. A buffet supper will be In rasa aftar case, whils gently This tubstanee is now availabis in G«ncral M»n«*«r Richard MarUn badly gutted by fire March 21, has South Windsor, April 15 (Spe­ WKNB—P.M. Symphony Orcheitra served, and dancing will start at 9 •wpposilory nr ai’slment form undsr Obituary Lombardo pig farm on the night of cial)—A car being driven by an WDRC Robei't...... Q...... Lewie yesterday. At the Congregational Horace W. Porter School met with wide meeting. Harry Gaucher of rtlicTlng ps(n, actual reduction -if expected, to undergo heavy fire made application to rebuild, to the w fic—Ross Hiller WPOP—Voice ot'Flreitone Church, Mr*. Chauncey Squier and p.m. Dre.sa will be serai-:foztnal. (•hrinkagtl took placs. th* name Preporetlen H.* At year at a public hearing at 8 o clocl^ to-, April 7 were found guilty and were Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA). Bast Windsor Nike site soldier WDKU--4^I Kolbr the architect, Archibald R. Sharpe Wllllmantic will be gViest'speaker. druggist. Money back guarantee.. WFOP-3Gui WoAe I Mrs.- Alian ' Robinsdn played ^ Friday evening to discuss the Members of the committee in' Mott amating'of all-resulti wart Bight In Verplanch School. sentenced in Town Court today. The owners Jam es F. Kristoff ■truck a disabled vehicle on Route 'WHAY-Polke Time Hof Imnch Menu so thorough that aufftrtrt mads •aae.u.APii.eir. * 'WHSY—Open Heuie , _ ' WTIC—Boeion Symphony Orcheetra piano ’ and organ duet of tradi­ plana for the addition. The menu at the Horace W. charge of the affair are: Com-^ Letter! have gone home with Chaigea agalnat the other two were and Clifford M. Jones, explained, 5 at 4:30 a.m. yesterday mornlrig WDRC—Robert Q. Lewie tional music. Mrs. Clinton Lsdd mander Hfenrl Pesslni, tickets; Ad­ children of the town’s 1* elemen- D e a t lu and turned over; However, SUle WCCC—Record Revue . WPOP—Voice ol Pirestone , In plana now being drawn up Porter School for this week ia as nolled. "rHe garage la in an AA aone, *s WKNB—P.M. sang "The Palms." some of the features which will jutant Gene Freeman, dinner; tarj' schools urging pf renU to back a non-conforming unit, because it Police said, , the car landed on its WTIO—1010 Radio Lane follows:' today, chicker!-and rice WUUa J . Cole, Frederick M. W H A Y -N tfht Wati-h ^ The Junior Choir under the di­ be included Will be six additional soup', meat salad sandwiches and Richard Nelson and Senior Com­ the Education Board in its fight to wa* in existence before coning wheels and the aoldler drove off. W D R C -^ Rofbi; WTIC—Telephone Hour rection of Mrs. Robert Taggart mander John Cervinl. music. Mr*. Marian E. Corabh Jackson, Homer Ferguson, and WPOP—Wax Works WtjiRC-eWorld Tonight classrooms wit's Individual lava­ cookiea; Tuesday, barbecue lunch­ ha\t a J184.000 cut Martin recoin-1 Jam es E. Caldwell Jr ., all of went into effect.' Injured In the accident was sang "The Children of the Heaven­ The public is in'vlted. Tickets Hofv /to Gers LOAN //? t-Trip! mends_ restored to the budget. 1 Mr*. Marian E. Cornish. 82. David Lynne. 20, of 1974 Main St., Betty Mlmosll WPOP—Modern Sounde v tories and lin'.s for each room; eon meat, whipped potatoes, vege­ Hartford, were each fined 8*0 on Other applicationi that will be WCCO—Record Revue •tlA- ly King” with Linda Collins doing a health room; a janitor's supply may be purchased. from members tn addition to a large crowd df widow of Seymour Cornish, 5 Nor- heard a fth e ZBA meeting tomor­ driver’ of the car that was hit. WHAV-Night Watch ^ table sticks and spice cake; Wed­ ZCOMBM charges of trespassing. They WTIC—TeJephone Hour solo, work. closet; and also a large achool nesday, salmon loaf, buttered rice, of the Legion or by calling the 'parents expected at the hearing, wood Dr., Cbvefitry. died Satur­ were also charged with malicious row at 8 p'.m. in the high school Lynne, who had been lying, on hi* WiSo^^SoRadlo Lane WDRC—World Tonight The Senior Choir under the di-' Legion Home. giVe a -few ( tht Sana/ki. the Board of Education has can­ day ,at Windham Community back with legs out the car door WDRU—tial Rolby supply closet. peas and sliced oranges; Friday: Injuries to animals, including include: Arsene J . St. Pierce, to WPOP—Wax Worke ^ WPOP-Night Mueic \ rectlon of Mr*. Herbert Englert TTie addition will be constructed about youtstK r • whoSkiKto saytES! celed its regular monthly nieeting Memorial Hospital, after a liiigsr- swine. Cole, Jackson and Ferguson locate a trailer as aJ tempor­ as he checked the wiring under rendered "Open the Gates of the Bostoir baked beans, cole slaw 'WHAY-Nighl Watch of noncombustible m aterisls.' The and fruit salad. Friday there wHl tonight so it* member* can at­ ing illne^. were given 90-day suspended jail ary housing unit on a lot the dashboard, suffered two broken Betty Kimball WTir-Muelc Temple” with Mr*. Carl Gosline ■ ZoWhtnappmr^WAlKOlir^ G e r A h T S IP Born in Malone. N. T.. she was weeu—Record Review six' classrooms are intended for use be no school as it is flood Friday. tend. sentences, two years probation, and at 193 Great Swamp Rd., in a legs. WKNB—P.M. WDRC—Ruee Neughlon soloist. of the three lower grades only. Miff) Me coofidtnf you%- The Beard recommended a budg­ a resident of Pottsdam, N. Y„ for WPOP—Modern Sounde There will be no. school next IM t /A T A N Y had to pay $15 for one of tha four rural residence sone; Howard H. The Nike soldier. Pvt. R o ^ rt 8. WTIC—01O6U Radio Lane The Rev. George K. Evans used The Board and Committee ap­ ^ fO R YOUrT a^ s" , made a ndse ^ et of J3.02T.710, but Martin an­ many years. For' the past three pigs stolen.. Caldwell’s heittance Pederson, 19, of. Battery A. 11th WDRC—Cel Kolby t:4g- week either, due to it being the Mino, erect a dwelling with less WPOP—Wa* Worke WHAY-Nlght Wetch as the subject of his sermon "The proved the plena as presented and Coming t o . BaatfuddomCB nounced a t the first budget hearing years she had resided at the home was the same, except for. a S-month than tha required setback; Hevenor Guided Miaalle Battalion, stationed WTIC-^Muaic Palm Sunday Populace." annual spring^receSs. of her daughter*. Mr*. Ray Ell*- WDRC—Ruee Neughlon will have estimated costa and April 8 that be is recommending s suspended jail sentence instead Of Motors, to obtain permanent per- at East Windsor, returned to the * ’ wHAV'-Record Rodeo a £ St.. Columba’s Church the plans ready for approval for a I Rich Farm Loam I; totsl cut of 8314.281. Included in wotth In Coventry. to days suspended. WCCO—Record Review WPOP—Modern Sounde Mancheater Evening Herald On- la SIN Ml tIgMtim Alen* 'mission to operate a used car sales scene after police had already ar­ WKNB--P.M. It blessing of the- palm* wa* heltf at special Town Meeting to be called the cut is the 8184.000. figured on a Beside* Mr*. Ellsworth, she •The charge of larceny filed rived, at the urging of his pas­ WHAY—Night Wretch the 10 a.m. Mass, with the Rev. liimbla correspondent, Mrs. Frank. \ MAIN ST, Fl.t OvMT Weelwerth’t,r t , MANCHUTIR MAN leaves two other daughters. Mrs. ahd service btisiness at, 364 New WTIC—Rom Miller WTIC—Robert McCormick on or before June 1. I For Soto | | liiM I S-41W * lUk f*r Uw YM MANegM! a minimum per pupil coat of 820, against Jam es W. McKay, 27, Hart- Loitdon Turnpike in general busi­ senger, Pfc. William E. Gillespie, WDRC—Newt Reporter John K. .Honan officiating. The Catholic lAidle* to Meet _ Marehlua, telephone ACademy Benjamin Blrdon of Pottsdam. and ford, was nolled because of insuf. WPOP—Bob and Ray WDRC—Rues Neughlon. 8-9060: ------:------^------OHN 1NUISDAV IYM4IN06 tlNTU ( tM. The, Board reoueated the ness 'seme; Wallace E. Mason, to who is also atUched to BattM y-A ^ WPOP—Modern ^undc' choir rendered "The Palnis" with bllc^Ladies Society of APPROXIMATELY Imh Mti* M niiM «l tR MnCtof budget figuring oh a minimum of|f*™- *>ubur Hei ticltat e^dence. Miss Peart M. l t :lt - Roland D’Amour. soloist anU^STso alter a single family house into a They were lit a’ car owned by Har­ • f c t —Record Rodeo WHAY—Night Welch St. Columba’s Church will hold 840 per pupil. tw'o.sons. Robert Cornish of Go- Horton, 36, Hartford, had a charge WCCC—Record Review “Holy City" with Mrs. Delvina EX-NEWSMAN DIF^ ventrj’ and David Cornish of 2-family dwelling at 871 Hebron old LaFoe of Hartford.' WKNB-P.M. WTIC—Congrewiionel Report their monthly meeting this eve­ Yard Mean* Redneing Servtree of receiving stolen goods mdled. ' 'Peterson has been charged with WDRt?—Ruee Neughlon Montlgny and Mrs. Alfred Sorac- ning after the Lenten service.’ New Haven, A,pril 15 (Ab—Adel- 1 Ogdensburg, N ., T.; a brother, It was determined in court that Ave.; Eugene and Janice Pinto to —n c —1060 Radio Lane WPOP—Modern Spunde LoRds At that time. Education Board erect a dwelling on Lot 39. on Ce­ evading 'responsibility and reckless ,DRC—Cal Kolby chl, soloists. Mrs. Andrew Gaepar An explanation of . the Holy liert L. Dewey, 85, a veteran news- $10 Chahman Sherwood Robb saked Qiirley Smith ’of Pottsdam; nine she allegedly received the stolen VPOP—Newa It:: wa* orgfifftst. plan who retired in 1935 after grandchildren, and three great dar Ri(|ge Terrace with less than driving. He is free under $500 bond WHAV—Nivhl Watch Wpek services and ceremonies will for a postponement On the budget goods in Hartford, outside the WTIC- Llfa At SI. Columba's this evening serving several years a* stale edi­ grand ' children. • Jurisdiction of the Manchester the required sideline. pending his appearance in South ' WHAT—Billn* *May •* -Niah be given with the following mem­ M l 9 .4 8 2 4 ^ FINANCE CO. hearing.ao the Board could present Duke Stays Behind to Man Home Front Also, James J . and Adolph W. Windsor Justice Ctom-t April 29. WC(X;—Racord Ravtaw WT1RC—RuaS Naiishton there will be held the last of the bers participating: Mr*. Walter tor of the New Haven Journal- Its side. Robb claims the redaction Funeral services will be held at CkHirt. WKNB—Raquaat Matlnat WPOP—Modarn Sounds Monday evening Lenten service* Courier, died yesterday. the Gamer Funeral Home in With Duke, the battalion’s 5-year-old Great Dane mascot looking on. Manchester Nike soldiers According to report*. Ferguson, Mikol to build a house between 117 Officials at Hartford Hospital WTIC—luau Radio Lana lt:4 Deptula Mrs.-Walter Wheaton, L« M J would mean buying ho new text­ board their bus Saturday for the first leg of thelrjourney to Red Can.Von. N. M. The men, mem­ and 113 Hubbard St. with less than virhere Lynne is a patient said he WDRC—Cal Kolby WHAY—NIaht Watch which will include the Stations of Pottsdarti. and burialwill be in the Cole, C;aldweH and Jackson met on WPOP—Nawa WTIC—Nlsht Ufa the Cross .and Benediction. ’ books, cutting all heeded repairs bers of Battery C. 11th Guided Missile Battalion. will parUcipate in a week of practice missile the required frontage; Perry D. is resting comfortably. WDRC—Ruaa Nauxhinn and eliminatihg. tha adult educa­ Heuittsville. N. Y., Cemeterj'. the night of April 6 and drove out 6i' Following the seiwlce's confes­ launching. Duke, however, remained behind. (Herald Photo by l*into) to the Lombardo pig farm on Root, to install additional gasoline According to reports of the ac­ WHAY-^wIn* Eaay WPOP—Modarn Sounds tion program and all substitute WCCO—Racord Ravtaw ll:*e - sions will be heard. This will be Patrick J . Hughe* Hillstowrt Rd. While riding near pump at 2749 Main St.; Rfbha'Vd'A. cident, Lynn*-pulled off the road teachers. and stopped hit car in order \.a WKNB—Today la Bporta WHAY—N;*ht Watch t)ie only opportunity for confea- Patrick J , Hughes of Waterbur>-, the farm, their car got stuck in Catit to erect a dwelling on Addi­ WTIC—1060 Radio Lana WTIC—Nawa aions locally during Holy Week but Also included tn the cut Martin son Rd.. with less than the required check the lighting for his c^s WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC—New*; Weather recommends is a total of 830,281 father of "the Rev. George P. the mud. A tractor belonging to *;rP0 P _ I,r i Paul and Mary Ford WPOP—Nawa for the benefit of any one wishing Cutback in Postal Service Hospital Notes the farm was slso mired when one rear yard; and George B. Arm­ heatlllghts. which were b illin g * for work at Educational Square Hughes, formerly pf St. - James’ on and off. to do so a schedule of services and Church and now administrator of of the sccused used it-to try to stead Jr., to erect an addition to a * ’?m *V -N a w i . „ , WHAY—Night Watch confessions at St. Joseph’s (Church and for equipment at the new High dwelling ajj, 152 Pond Circle with A# he waa checking, th * wiring, WO(X;—Good gvanins Gooo Muale WTIC—Sporli Khool. He cut a request of 822,- St. Patricks’ Church in kartford. Patients Today: 183 tow the car out of the mud. The WKNB—Evanin* Sartnada WDRC—Ruaa Nauzhion in Willimantlc has been an­ Causes Few Problems Here less than Ihe required sideline. t he car driven by Pedersrdn round­ WPOP—Modern Sonnda 6S1 for work at Educationai| died yesterday in St. Mary's Hos­ ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. men finally called for a wrecker ed a curve headed . soutl^ and WTIC—Nawa 11 ;**- nounced; as follows: from Cook’s service Station. The WDRC—Nawa Reportar Masses will be said on Monday. Square which he aaya should be pital. Waterimiy, after a brief Rose Pallsit. 130 Windsor St.: ■truck him and the car. The WPOP-^Ncwi WHAY—Svniphonv In the Night See.,. Drive. A Own A New Manchester Evening Herald financed through tranafer of funds illhess. Some 8550 in post office funds^dellvery of parcel post. The In- driver. Charles William.*, refused to. 6tl»— WTIC—Slarllghl Saranada Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 and CHEVROLET Charles Skoog, Andover; Earl Pederson car U(iW continued 100 ability of the post office to de­ try to tow the car fi'om the mud. Glastonburj- correspondent. Mm. WHAY-BporU „ „ „ WDRC—Ruaa Naiightnn 7:30 a.m. with an evening Mass from the Capital Reserve Improve- ■ He was a retired lieutenant of was saved in Manchester, Satur­ feet, traveled another 50 feet on WCCC—Good Kvanln* Good Muale- WPOP—Modern Sound* ment Fund rather than be paid* day as a result of the cancellation liver parcel post on Saturday, Loveland, 33 Lewis . St.; Mrs. He left and reported to police. Betty McNamara, telephone MEd- lt:4&— also being said on Wednesday at the Waterbury Police Department, ford S-I75S. the esplanade, overturned and WKNB—Kvanina Saranada WHAY-Ntahl Watch from the, Board’s operating budg­ and had been a resident of that' of mail deliveries that day. coupled with th« fact that Man­ Rebecca Cresenzi, 185 Eldridge St.; Policeman Primeo Amadeo and came to rest facing west and on WTIC—Btrlctly Snoru , WTIC-"n c —Starllm'e ■ -Berenada 7 :30 p.m. chester stores are closed'today and John Krinjak, after inveatigation.' WDRC—J. fJilman Confessions will be heai-d on e t He made this aland at the April city for 48. years. He was a parish­ This estimate was made today James Trench III, RFD 3, Rock­ its wheels,,' WPOP—Uiwrence Walk WDRC—Night Owl 8 hearing, saying it was his opin­ ioner , of St. Fiancls Xavier by Manchester Postmaster Alden cannot accept deliveries, will result ville; Richard Jamea, West Green­ found the car belonged to Miss Then, pdlice report, Pederson S:*e— ion this work, normally for repair CSuirch of that city. , Bailey, a* he and other postal of­ in a severe strain of the parcel wich, R. I.; Lyndall Provost, 160 Horton. After further tnve.stiga- Police Push Hunt drove off, even though, the police 'WHAY—Barannda ' ^ , ficials and worker* strove to get post delivery system tomorrow. tion. the accused were arre.sted. It WCCC—GikxI, Lvanln* Oood Muale and maintenance, would come un­ Besides his son. he leaves,^a Tolland 't'pke.; Brandon Morris- report adds, he heard cries for WKNB—Evening Berenada der the program now underway to out a 2-day accumulation of mall. Bailey said the parcel post situa­ sette, RFD 1, Rockville; P'erry wa* discovered after que.stioning heljJ from Lvnne. He returned WTIC—Cola Glaa Club convert Barnard School to a jun­ brother, Daniel Hughes of CouiUy 'The cancellation of mall deliv­ tion reprsaeitta the only jam facing that four pigs had been stolen on For Pav Bandit WDRC—Muale a la Carta Tipperary, Ireland; two sistei^ ChHberg, 33 Reed St., Rockville; xh er Gillespie pleaded with him, WPOP—Mai Allen ior high School, eries Saturday and other service the department. Thursday night, April 4. Mrs. Bridget O’Brien of Paw­ Cheryl Lee Freeman, .462 ParkeV according to police. SWEET, SMOOTH and Martin cut a request."for 87.730 cuts were ordered by- Postmaster Although the cancellation of mail St. (CenUnued from Page One) The accident is being Investi­ *'WHAY—Serenade ■ . „ for new-equipment at the High tucket, R I., and Mrs. Margaret General Arthur Summerfleld deliveries Saturday 'presented WCCO—Good Krenint Good MuMS HalUn of Dublin, Ireland; and sev­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: gated bv State Trooper Walter WKNB—Evening S'ren td t - . School. He claims this equipment pending the emergency appropri­ larger post offices with tremen­ Hebron the police. It sped away and' es­ Swaun of the Hartford barracks WTIC—Three Stat naitra \ eral nieces and nephews. Tamar Hetzel, RFD 3, North Cdv- caped. mostly typesvriters. should be paid ation by Congress of additional dous sorting problems over the entrj-; Mrs. Lillian Philbrick, and by Second Lt. Robert Healy. WDRC—Lowell Thom** N for from tha High School bond ac­ Funeral services will be held post office funds. These funds, to- weekend, the local post office had The moat recent clue came intelligence and claims officer of WPOP—Meet th* Artist Chambers Esso Station, Dqbson- w hen a car stolen iii W'est Granby 1:M— count since It is within the Coat of Wednesday at 9:45 . a.m. at the! tailing 841 million, are expected an easier time of it than usual. ville; Mrs. Anna Brookman, West Board Slashes the 1th Battalion, headquartered WHAY—Serenndc original^ equipping the school. . Mulvllle Funeral Home. 270 W. to be voted before Saturday. Bailey said employes who nor­ yeslerdaj' was recovered an hour WCCC—Evening Music Brentwood. N. Y.; Rosemond later in East Hartla’nd. The wheels in Manchiester. WIvNB—Evening Serenade . Board Backs Cut Main St., Waterbury', followed by a Although the Saturday backlog mally work the lobby windows, and Toomey, 23 Lyndale St.; Sharon Over 38% from Pederson's home is in Mastick WTIC—Dick Purtel ^ At a iirork session on the ed.uca- solemn high Mass . in St: Francia did add to the local post office's substitute carriers who would of the car W-ere mired in .sand Beach, N. Y.,. and •Gillespie is from WDRC-Amo* and Andy Legere, North Coventrj” Mrs. where the driver had apparently WPOP—Fulton Lewie BONUS 1957 Chevrolet tien budget April 9, the Bosid of Xavier CHiurch at 10:30. Burial will problem*, the tptal amount of otherwise have been on mail Jssuuie Winzler, 51 W. Middle School Budget tried to hide it. * Bruno, W. 'Vs. l i l t — TMrsrtnrs generally axreed that be in Calvary Gemeinrv w .tjtr. n-.il Iwiing ,<>Uvar>ri tnitav ''i* not rmiU s. were sbla to-help In .the WHAY—Serenade too much more "than usual. Tpke.; Mrs. Stella ^Gadomski. 663 The s'ear^ of wd^s em­ the cuts Martin recommends a bury. sorting. As a result, it was not W .- Middle Tpke.; Johmas Buc- WCCC—Evening Mu»le rsasenable. Friends maj’ call at the funeral I rordlng to Bailey. He said necessary to hire extra help. Hebron, April 15 — (Special)— ployed two -.helicopters from WKNB—Alien Brown **a1# aevAi ciano Jr...49 Cedar St.; Mrs. Mary The Board of Education adopted Bradley Field in nearby Windsor Marshall to Sing WTIC—Mii*lc The Directors complained they home today. and tomorrow froin 2 amount- is less than half again aa Hours Shortened WDRC—Amo* and Andy BUYS! Detuxe 210 Two Door McDonald, 26 Delmont St.; Mrs. a 8104.606'budget in an executive Locks. Some of the ground party gre reaponsible for deciding how to 10 p.m. much as normal. Besides the cancellaticm of mail WPOP—Ed P. Morgan All the Rrst class mail that had Diane Kristoff, 11 Ridgewood St.; session Thursday. The action penetrated the wooded, sandy, tin At C of C Dinner l;* * - Tic tenor WKNB—Evening Serenade Michael dlemko, 67. 68 Ridge however, will be required for the Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins, 42 of Finance questioning the legality ] The hunt covered the East Hart- WTIC—New* lights and foam rubber seat. At the April 9 work session, Di­ St., died last night at Manchester of business hours at the post of­ who ha* appeared in concert and WDRC—Amo* and Andy rector Eugene Kelly argued that delivery of all second and third Msple St.; Sadaughter to Mr. and of a new teacher salarj’ schedule land, West Granby and Barkham- opera throughout the country, will WPO'P—Gabriel Heatter, Memorial Hospital. fice to 8 ■ The windows wilt be open from entertain members of the Cham­ litt— A resident of Manchester for Minimum of Complaints Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. The new budget ia 841.526, or ticut WHAY—RUt*n_B*nd Report* the cut restored, it ahould ' co­ more than 40 year*, he was em­ 8:30 a.m. to 5. p.m. Normally, they ber of Commerce at their annual VreCC—GooO Evening Good MluM operate with the Directors in de­ Alexander Mackaa, 23 Sanford St.; more thait 38G- less th^n the Shortly after 9 a.m. a aearch dinner meeting April 29 at the WKNB—Evening Semnade ployed at the Case Bros, paper The service cuts, which included are open from 7 qr 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. a son to Mr. and Mrs. .William centered in the wooded area of ciding where savings can be made. the closing of window service at budget of last year which totaM Garden Grove. w n c —On* Man a Fnnilly mill. He was a member of the Con­ Another service, curtailment — VolkpSt. South Coventry. 8146,132. Details of the n> Keeney Park near thq. Old-|1Igard W DRC-E. R. Murrow" , For your DELIVERED cordia Lutheran Church. the post office, produced a mini­ the- reduction of-''the number of Msrihall. who has been a fea­ WPOP—Say It WlHCMuale BIRTH 'TODAY A daughter budget request will not be made tured soloist at the Radio City Pr*-Ea*t*r mum of complaints from the pub­ business deliveries to two a day— WHAY—PoUrtC Time ' . He leaves his wife, Mrs. Susan lic. Bailey said. He reported that to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tliomas, public until it haa been presented Music Hall and on the Chicago Cyclist Injured Howarth Demko; a daughter, Mr*. doe.s not affect Manchester. This 27 Jarvis Rd. to the Board of Finance. WCtXJ—(jpod Evening Good Muaie ghoppiog "one or two" complained about town normally has only two de­ Theater of the Air as well as a WKNB*-Bvenlng Serenade 2406 Anne Probst of Radnor, Pal; a DISCHARGED SATURDAY; The Finance Board aaked the not being able to get window liveries a day. Firemefi>S3 four minor gra.sa fires over the has sung roles with the San Fran­ OpM^tiJ Lyndall A. Provost, 22, of 160 The funeral wilt be held at 2 Pioneer Cbrple; Frederick Server townspeople, since the 84.000 mini­ weekend, three yesterday and one cisco Opern. the New York Opera fronting the local post office am a Sunday, an extra day’s mall would mum salary schedule is one of the Tolland 'Tpk*., driver of the motor­ o’clock Wednesday afternoon at result of the service, cuts is in the- cause a much greater- burden. Sr., 14. Driro G; Mrs. Katherine this morning. Co. of New’ York, and the (!3iata- 9 p.M. oil YOU ALWAYS BUY BEHER AT CARTER’S cycle, was admitted to Manchester the Concordia Lutheran Church, Fay, 404 Wetherell St.; David Bur­ highest in Ihe State, matched, only The J.ianchester Fire Depart­ qua Opera Co. GENERAL Memorial Hospitki Saturday ; and with the pastor, the Rev. Erich O'. rows, Gla.itonbury• Mrs. RitaWan- by the towns of Darien, Ridge­ ment was dispatched to 76 Bowers In addition, he haS appeared on W*d.y treated for a broken arm and cuts Brandt, c^ficiating. Burial will be dell, 82 Baldwin Rd.; Carol Kirk, field and New Gannan. St. at 9:34 a.m. today. They were many leading radio network pro­ TV SERVICE OR thC'face.. Hospital aujhoritles in Bast Cemetery. RFD 3: Mancheai-’-; Mrs. Cath The advice of the town counsel also called yesterday 4:11 p.m. to grams and has appeared as sol­ Ttwrs. said he is in .good conditipn. In Ueii of flowers, friends may erine Franzasa and daughter, fs r will be sought by the School Board 88 Princeton St. oist with both the Cleveland Re^-~ Day* C4 OR ^ Sylvio Giraidin, 41, of 147 Brook- contribute to the church's memo­ House Set to Vote Summit St.,; Sfr*. Mary Roth, 44 to determine whether lU action The South Manchester Fire De­ ular and ''Pop" Symphony Con­ Night* $2.95 wAaTO Phi* Part* *- . field St., was arrested and charged rial fund. Hackmatack St.;^ Delphis Aubln, was illegal any respect, as in­ partment was called at 2:25 p.m. certs, the Syracuse Symphony T E U MI 3-5482 t Friday with failure to grant the right of Prienda may call at the Wat­ South Coventry, Raymond Finn. ferred by the Finance Bbard. The yesterday to put but a woods fire Orchestra and Lansing (Michigi/. l c. way to oncoming traffic. USED CAR SPECIALS AT REDUCED PRICES Board also plans to ask the finance kins-West Funeral Home, 142 i. 81 Summer St.; Bergen Knudsen, at 130 Hackmatack St. Thev were Symphony. / ia According to pw c*. Gifardln was Center St., tomorrow from 2:30 to Extra Mail Funds Bolton; Evan Lane, RFD 3, Rock- group to meet with them and the again .at 5:48 p.m. to ex- The dinner meeting will begin making a left turn off of E. Center 9f*ur*l rllsi/'LlRII thib BiliRrV a: — -_i _ __1 _mm __ 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. , vnter schedule complications. ton St. parking lot on £ . Center St. and (Contined from Page One) SL; Ira Sw-igart. 35 W. (^rdner ner will )>e served at 6:45, Hoditrn TV S«rvic« St.;..M rs. Dorothy Swanson, 62 Andrew F. Manges, rural super­ cOt in from of Provoat who waa visor, assured the Board that the Efficient — DepeBd»bl« ’S4 Chsvrolst’ Station Wafon ’5^ Chevrolet Stition Wagon * driving west in the opposite direc- regular budget of more than 82 About Town Summer St.1 Pau*!* M. La)>ella. THfSI HHClS MnMtTrri^ FOR TWO DAYS ONIY*- ’SS .RamkItr Station Wapie 103 Village St., Rockville; Mias Finance Board only has the power J Radio and TV Sarviea tUm. Police said Provost, sustained Funerals billion, ‘mey have accused him of to cut the toUl of the budget but MI S-8I8S APWIL al'AAP SUPIR MAAKITS H u raillo, heater and his injuries when he laid his ^ cle The American Legion Auxiliary Alice Pvka, 72. Doane>ane StSt. ‘ wa Complete- frith radio, Complete with radio, ^-lolating a law designed to pre­ YESTERDAY: specific, items O'"*therein. BU 9-S22S ’ over on its side to avoid a coUiaion. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at DISCHAR(3ED Board vot- 10 EXTRA YEARS OF LIFE heater, Hydramatlr, nice ivory and red 2- $■ Wllsoa Richardson vent overspending ' by . federal Patrick Shea, 19 Tvier nir,-!.'* I" Other actlonf the y lieater. Power Glide. In the other accident, police said the Legion Home. %Mra. Rose that it would pay transporta­ tone^ySIx punengera that Arthur Genovese. 26. of 617 N. The funeral,, of Wilson Richhrd- he Dakin. District president, and her i Perry Chilberg. 33 Ree<^St.,.Rock A baby born' today can look forward to a *Ufe exytectancy of al­ roof rail*. A low mlle- agencies; Thev have arguqd tion : charge* of high school stu- most 70 yeare. Back in 1930„1he insurance people figured life ex- An 8 pa*aenger beauty. Main St., aideswiped a telephone | son. 14 Hayn'es.St., was held at 10 ispent’ too much in the flrsUthree staff of officer!!, will'initiate new Surgzick, East Hart- denU attending vocational Khools, %ge beauty. lik e new! and folding seat. pole, knocked over a parking sign | o'clock Saturday morning in St, uarters of the fiscal year and member*. Memliers are reminded' Mrs. Carmela lanni, EaA i pen« Salvatore, 90 Walnut 4-door, radio, heat- He said Wa 'rig h t front wheel ’ Edward Winzler. John Hughes, head of the watchdog/General A«- Rockville — Mamher ef FaeUry t door, radio, heat­ $• 4 door, radio, heat­ Hardtop Bel Air. $■ su ited p i ^ g to the right. H e! Raymond Peck ’Walter Ferguaon countlng Office.' Campbell said the will meet tomorrow at 7;45 p.m.Mrs. Rose Rossi, 8 Cottage WESTOWN PHARMACY ' Beadad Eltelvanlc Taek^eiaat er, Low qilleaga. er. A real value. Badio, heater. said he did not apply full breaking i and .Mian Smith, Post Office Department violated with Mrs. Philip L. Emery, 21 : Joyce .and Sandta. Sellars. 459 HARTFORD ROAD TEf.. MI 9-994(5 power beesuae he waa afraid th e ' the anti-deficiency law "in spirit" Cambridge. St. RFD 1. WiUinUntic; Mitchell Court Postponed car would tip' over. Alfred O. Snitli while staying technically in Doughty. 291 Spruce St. '50 HERCUR'i The funeral of Alfred O. Smith. bounds. Mystic Review.,No. 2,-W|men’s - DISCHARGED TODAY: Remigo .'52 PONTIAC ^52 CHEV. 234 HcKee St„ was held at 2 RidoUl. 52 Bissell Stt; Mrs. Ann On Measles Victim *53 FORD Benefit Aesiv, will meet tomorrow 2 door* radloy heat* V o’clock iSa'turday afternoon at St. at 7:30 in Odd Fellows Hall. Mem- Kita and daughter, 57 Village St., Look v s victoria. Kadlo, Catalina. Radio, 4 door, radio, heat* Mary's Episcopal Church. The Rev. ibers are asked to set aside articles FUickville; Kockyiiw Mr*. Ruth Fluckiger, Rockville, April Special I . heater,. Fordomat- heater,: Hydramat- er. Nice 2-tone. eta Personal Notices i Alfred W’illlSL^. assisted ‘ by the Cancer Donations for the rummage sale May. 10 in rairvlew Ave.. Rockville r Mrs. A. cake of meAsle* prevented the . ’ ‘ le. , ’1095 lo. i ' Rev,. Roman Harding, officiated. Odd Fellows hall. Mary Robb. 24 O’Leary Dr.;. Frank appeerance in. City (Tourt today, of MIRRORS Burial waa in Niepsic Cemetery, Am ount to $4^367 Prior. 116 Keeney St.; Mrs. Anita Mrs. Grace Horton. 50, Attle­ Around! In Memomm Glaatonbury. The West Side Recreation Cen­ Mudgett, Sunset Dr., Rockville. . boro, -Mess., on lipxeny qharge*. & The cases ot Mrw Horton and her 35 Chovrolot 2-Door la leviag memory of our' father ' Bearers were jedm Strattofi. Ed­ Msnchsster resident* contributed ter p-m will bf open Monday and AUTO GLASS 4Mrue Bebers. who passed away . April' ward Some];*,. Arthur Patton, Wednesday- evenings from 6 to son, Joel Randall, 24, Woonsocket, 84,367 to the Cancer Crusade yea- CStarlea Klotzer, Carl Fritz and 9:30 • for • men end women who R, l!, were continued one week DON’T let your iiwuriinTe Radio, heater. A late, his -day we do remember. Leon Gardiner. terday. would! ike to'play .badminton. Per­ Public Records when It was learned she had con­ FU RN ITU RE TO PS lOTtng thought we rive, This ia the fifth year' in a row sons interested in plkying must tracted meaales. pcpblema care for them* model beauty. Just like ' br one no kaiaer with v>. SUPIR-RIGHT Nahum S. fkitler Sr. that donations were higher than supfily _ - v r their own racquets, and the The couple is being held at Tol­ aelvee .’.. pfrhapn loae your at in our heeris tUll Utcs. ' The funeral of Nahum S. CNit- Warrantee Deed* ‘ land Coimty Jail In lieu o^ |10,(HK) I Sh o w er S ta ll D eora • • (H ast T ab E n eln u rM I the previous year. Last year 83.125 Department will George W. Barrett to Bertrand home, businesa, car or other Col from tORcIf r 5 Always remembered by bt* sone, bonds. In eir arrest arose from the ler Sr., 65 Ridge 8t„ was held at was collected. furnish * the net and shuttlecocks: A. Harrison and Grace F. Harri­ dauimtert and grandchildren 1:30.' Saturday .afternoon at the Further information may be ob­ theft of 8300 in cash and clothing properly. Frank Simon, general chairman, son, property on Horton Rd. "S.' In Merooriam Watkins-Weit Funeral Home. The said yesterday’s figure is not com­ tained at the East Side' Recrea­ George W. Jones and Elizabeth from the home of Veto Schanal, Mooty Milk-fod Rev. Fred R. Edgar. • minister of tion Center offlee. • Village St., about a year ago. Mrs. J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. M. Jones to Tom J . Moley and' the ^outh Methodfst C3iufch. of- plete, because several ' districts V ta l la lovlog memory of our hueband have not as yet reported. Katherine M. Moley, property at Horton was hou.sekeeper there uti-' OPEN DAD-Y 8 AM. tn 5 P.M. Call on US. L«t «» gad father Robert M. Crawford, ho flcat^,, and Frederic E. Werner 354 Summit St. til the time of the theft INCLtmfXG SATURDAY ‘51 CHEVROLET passed away April li. ISM ' presided at the orgah. Burial .waa Mrs. Jerome.Brettschneider and your Insurance affair* ex* Mrs. Alfred P. Werbner were co- Man Hospitalized fl. J . HoH to American-Latvian Local police leanied of her '50 CHEVROLET in East CJemetery. whereabouts when Attleboro po­ IISSEUST. pert attention . . ..and pro* 4 door, radio, heater. Cen'e. dear busbaixl, cone (ei;ev*r.; chairmen for th4 drive. B'nal B ’rlth Bfangeliit '.jitheTah Oiurch of 31 Ml 9-7322 2 door, radio; healer, r * lie* 1 mlas your smiuni: (are, Bearers were Chester Higgin- By Hammer Blow Manchester,- property on Haw­ lice Were checking lier record here. vide you Yvith dependable Rogularly But you left me to remember bottom.' Earl Kellogg, Stanley undertook the solicitation this year LB Notbmg OB earth can take your'pUce. as a civic project. thorne St. A .Hartford youth was put on protertion! Smith. Albert Robinson, George E. J . Holt to Donald W; Pearce probation for one year by Judge Sold of 1.11 A Iwppy beme ^ me* enjoyed LaGrange and Harold Richmond. Persona not at home yesterday Vernon, April 15 il^peciAl)—A Hov eereet the memory ___ who desire to contribute are in­ Plainfield man Is in Tolland County end Thelma E. Pearce, property on.; Francis T. q>’l,oughHn in City But death hae left a loneliness Ludlow St. Court today because the judge Ihla world can never fin. vited to man their ' dona-tions in Jail today in Ueu of 85.(KlO bond as care of the local postmaster, ad­ a result of a fist fight which ended Tumblebrook Acre* Inc.. to 1 thought 'he had "too much fre^om ; Alwaya a silent heartache Charles H. Covey and Lucille N. 'for hn age and was not .using It Many a eecret tear. dressed to Cancer Drive, Simon when he allegedly hit a co-worker Covey, property on Keeney St. j properly," But alvaye a beautiful memory Police Arrests ■aid. on the head with a aledge ham­ . YEAR ROUND DIR CONDlllONING FANCY WHITE SLICED Of a husDand 1 loved‘so dear. Stalom' COrp. to, C i^ecticut Gary Burby,. 18, who has lived mer Saturday. Power Co., property at the rear of7 alone in Hartford since last sum- IlLIIIMP. The case of George B. Ihlotf, 24,, Badly mieeed. N asser in P e ril Hartford Rd. ' mer when his mother returned to FEEL FREE TO Wife and children. William Bernard Ryan. 50, New was continued In lurt. ■I"-A ■ i i . . -y - ' ' ■ i / -t'-,...... , 0 'r' ■/ / / •/ A' l: >

■ O ih '^ r-'Jiiif I'Mii'artr'dMii il f li iV ii'S T •. J n S tliA .d i V- y 'i. n.,'' ' TTT I ' 'i \.\ ' i. \'1' . V, \" ■ -'/'A;'-' i- . 1 ■. ' -A ' 1' * . \ -i i .fc ■ I 1 X- A A. ; : , • ■' ■ ^ , . v ' / V . I ‘V . * PAQE mirvEN V " '* /. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD*’ MANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAY,'APRIL 15, 19^7 ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,/MANCHESTER, CONNh MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1967 PAGE TEN Maurice G. FouiH«* will be as­ line Brown, Wilde's Convalescent T h ree ]\|isliaps R o c k v i l l e sisted by Miss Hazel Kuhnly.j Home. I Almost 2 MOlioii 1 Pat—K Uiankful country this is, Janitor: A. man who never puts 'The first service of the Paaaover Discharged yesterday: ' Nancy r PRESCRIPTIONS 1 naming a state after an Irishman. out any excess hot air. In Area Listed obaervahee will be held at 6:15 p.m. Norkin, 12 Village SL; Joseph Mike looked puuled. 'kt Con l egation B’nal Israel, with (iharest, 21 Washington St., Mrs. r "SAFEI.Y FILLED" } Construction of 37 Homes Lorraine Barstls and daughter, 83 Sense and Nonsense Pat—Goodness, man, haven't you 'Seen on a church bulletin board An«w«r to Provlout Pqxilo t By State Police Rabbi Aaron Tweraky In charge. in Detroit: "Drive Safely—Don't iKiiurBr .. Northeast PTA will feature an Grand Ave.; Mrs. Jeanne Monette Heard of that great western state W hat's Coekiog? and son, RFD 3; Helen Brough' f Arthur Drus Storas j In^st on Your Ritbs. annual.student talent program at of O'Rbgort? Oolchester, April 16 (SpeclaD-7- To Start on Hard Property ton. Ellington; John Shuteran. ^ ▲ sO A A ▲ iO ▲ NL jk i P “At age 20 we don't care whit one plant, she asked its name. its meeting In the scho.pl at T:30 the world thinka of us; at 30 we Host—It belongs to the Begonia Three minor motor vehicle acci­ p.m. A business meeting will fol­ Wapping. AOBOSS • Aleutian .• Admitted totey; Mlehael Greg- begin to worry .what It thinka of Ifland dents were Hated over the weekend Rockville, April 15 (Special)—■ team, comprised of boys up to 17 low the entertainment. Starlet—Oh, how nice o'f'you to | CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER years of age, wlU be announced ua, 20 TalcolLAve.; Julian Hodgea, ua; at 50 we And it waan't think­ ICoofiag 4 Blood eucker In Andover, Bolton and Columbia Construction on a development of The Rijral Vernon School Asdn. ing of ua at fill.” look after it while they’re away. product 37 houses on Taylor St. T*l- later. " \ . 52 Market St. WINDOW SHADES 5 French king by State Police. Berger to Hea& Staff ' will present speakers on "Know ■•Birth today; A son-to Mr, and • Cereal • Laundry cottville la scheduled to start thig, Your .Child Through Travel,” at Heavy Stranger (returning to Two men. Ashing .on a Sunday | • Uncooked Elton Sperry, 38, Rt. 6, Bolton, week, pending approval b^ the Donald Berger will hiad the Mrs. Robert Fontaine, 11 Orchard Groon. Whitt, Eeni morning, were feeling pretty guilty. 'device ■ staff of the Swimming PooL pro­ the Vernon Elementary School at St. ■ ' • theater between the actal— Did 12 Poker etake 7 Sugar source was ellgbUy injured about 1:45 Selectmen of the layout plans. One said to the other: gram- for the fourth season, ac-, 8 p.m. . Woshobio 1 tread on your toea aa we went 1> Algerian dty S Follow e.m. yesterday in a 1-car accident John McKeown. Ektst Hartford First—1 suppose we should I cording, to an announcement by Hospital Notes Vernon and Talcottxille news nut? 14Age • Oiengc builder, plans to construct 6-room Seated man (grimly)-— You did, have stayed home and gone to| on Rt. ® I*' Columbia, police- said. ranch style homas on half-acre the Swimming Pool Commission. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Bessie items are handled through The HOLLAND HNISH IS ComffMBda* 10 Operatic eolo Sperry told police he was -driving Blynn, Main St., Mounted R t, Herald’s Rockville Bureau. 7 W. tlr. church. 26 Doorkeeper esSoUto (coU.) -lots, with 120 foot frontage.-The* The pool is scheduled for open- - To which the other replied I tlone 11 Kitchen part west on Rt. 6 when he was forced QQ Made to Order Heavy Stranger (to wife)— 30 Contends 46 Heroic development, t-o be known aa Ing the last week of June, weather Vernon. Main St., telephone TBemont 17 Bother 16 Beverage to swerve to avoid a car entering Birth Satiifdiy: 'A son to Mr. 51 With Your Rollers That'a right. Matilda. This ia laally. 31 Measure 47 Turning Birchdale Homes, will be on about permitUng. Swimming classes will 5-Si 36. Second—Heck.. I couldn't have I I t Drew from dispenser Rt. 6 from a side road, causing him and Mrs. Clinton Church, 27 Law­ our place. __ ..of lend (prate) 28 acrea of land being purchased start in July, and will be held In FULL LINE o r CUSTOM gone to church anyway. My wife's | 19 Unbteied to a s w to lose control of hip vehicle which rence St. NEW SNET PROJECT 23 Lover of Juliet S3 Valleys 48 Chest rattle from John J. HartI, 'Taylor St. A the morning as 'In previoi(s. sea­ Office Boy (nervoualy) — Pieaae sick In bed. 91 Jugged overturned. New Haven, April 15 (Jt^—The 23 Hcering ergen 24 Sources Sf 85 Weehee lightly 80 A pert large portion o'f the land in the sons. Discharged Saturday; John VENETIAN BLINDS air, I think you are wanted on the 40 Watcher 81 Very (Fr.) iPollce said excessive skid marks Miss Lorraine Genovesi and Misa Shunney, Cambridge, Mass.; Lydia Southern New England Telephone A telephone service girl recelvd 24.Night before mntton rear of the homes Is being reserved phope. 43 Musicel 03 Soot Indicated Sperry was operating hia. for a possible playground, with a Sally Mason, swimming instruc- Sutherland, '28 High St.; B-Ian, Co. will break ground May iD for a call from an elderly iajjy. "My 27 Kind of wine 2S Badorsdnent a new 310 million office building, E. A. JOHNSON Boas—You think? What makea intfrumenti 88 Bom vehicle over the speed limit and he 15-foot right-of way to the street, torp, will be on the staff again Ravlin. ' CSoventry: Mrs. Addle telephone .-cord is w long,” said 20 Molten rock part of a 340 million city redevel- you aay. "I think?" , was warned for speeding. Patrol- according to Miltoh Fried of Mc- thla year. Miss Catherine McGuane Gelser,T16 High St. Office Boy—Well, air, aomisone the old lady. "Wbuid you please] 32 Sagacity opmeht program. 'ITie building will PAINT GO. 34 Satiric . mah Clifford Bombard, who Inves­ Keow'n’s office. waa named cashier, with -Mrs. Lor­ Admitted yesterday: Miss Joyce at the other end aidd; "la that pull it back at your end?" r 1 r r be nine stories tail. 36 Landed r r r r tigated the accident, aa.id Sperry's The homes will be in the 315,000 etta Milanese and Mrs. Thomas M ^reli, Broad Brook: Mrs. Caro­ 72.3 Main St.. Tel. MI 9-4501 you, you old idiot?” L property car was a total wreck. to 316,000 price 'bracket. Fried Armstrong ap locker room attert- When a council meeting was in | IT" R danta, William Wleykowaki will Advice to a discouraged bach­ session in a southern city recently j 27 Terry Katherine Buckley. 34, 47 High said, with full basement, attached t r:.tum as maintenance superinten­ elor: 'Uf at flrat you don't suc­ a distinct earthquake shock was r" St., Rockville, who said she wgs a garage, and gas heat. The Hart­ passenger in the Sperry car, was dent: ceed. try a little ardor.” felt, and the city hall rocked. The 10 Unclose ford Gas Co has agreed to extend for 41 Compass poini b treated at Manchester Memorial the gas line from 'Tolland Toke. to Martin_Burke, Ronald Badstueb- MONEY RENT clerk, a man of rules, waa hard j K” Bcr and Richard Spurllng wlH-be liKiiiiiiBinnniiSiai i put to it to give hia minutes the] 42 Xncountci^ i Hospital and discharged i n— #alr the development, he said. ALUMINUM A Hollywood starlet who waa condition. Police did not have her life guards. , " more beautiful than brainy yialted proper official tone. ‘ Finally he j 44 Formerly ir IT ■Permission was granted by the C>»—fHwMlNuuBNff INDy»»Mdka»»dli Combinotioii 46 Deletion i r.— listed in the accident report. She Vernon Zoning Board of App,cals ■ The food concession has again friends one day and asked.'to be evolved this beautiful masterpiece: R been awarded to Mrs.- Peter Ed- Amosmt Unioviit«f M»HtMyP«ym«nlDfaft 40 Bridge hands IP B r rr suffered contusions and bruises and for the twellinga to have living •flQAH I2 MO. M 5 M0 . I 20 MO. shown through their new green- 'On motion of the city hall, the j mondo. council is adjourned.” •2 Cooking vease a bad sprain of the right ankle. areas of Sl.OOO sq. ft.. 100 feet less IM s i.n ' hous^. 'Pausing a moment before ff- Final Tax DlNcount m 1I.0S t I.M 4.72 » WINDOWS • •4 Tour In another 1-car accident In than the requirement for that.zone, 79.17 14.» If.lS theatrically which the vehicle turned over. Rob­ which is rural residential. The Today is the final day town tax­ 47.41 99.D4 M.49 n payers will receive the five per 86 FoUowar W ert R. Pierce, 22, RFD Manches­ Board's permis.sion is effective fC » DOORS • BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE] 87 Toward the '<4 ter, suffered cuts and -bruises of Thursda.v. cent dl.scount on their taxes. After Tli«y tr« bt—4 — ywHyi iRBrtily r w today the full amount of the tax OUT OUR WAY sheltered side the legs and scklp about 9 p.m. Easter Egg .Hunt m m will be due. and after' the end of •• Auetrallen r Saturday when he lost control of R e n t -^>*y A m ount ^ 2 0 f * 5 0 0 > JALOUSIES « UM-VAS, eURWE.' yOLM? FINE WAS ostrich the vehicle he wa.s driving. i DEDUCTED FROM A REWARD P I?' "RBntfng Monty" It an old, old •xprttiion ui«d by owr (ert/othirg THE IN THE JU6i ALL! 80 Lettuce R According to police. Pierce waa i for youngsters. ' levioa. I.S O T FOR F iNDiHG t h e - r 60 Withered traveling west on hendee Rd.. An- j Aldefman Joh.n Gill, chairman of Francis S. Rupprecht, tax col­ tffhtn ihiy refarred to "borrowing"—It'i on oceuroto doieripllon, too. > PORCHES 4 TOLD ME 30D6E (f&SCHV Wd J U D G E ’S L06T DO©.'— ■ r p lector. w'ilfbe in the town clerk’s SO T0U6H HE 5PRlHcoach the team this the westbound lane in order to j escorted by the supreme marshal year because of a change in work­ . Common Council will meet at TELEPHONK • WHITE s-or VISIT I and instaHed by the supreme pres- BaldW’ln, Mr.s. Harold Woods and enter a private drive and was Mrs. Stanley JUros. prizes; Mrs. ing schedule. 7:30 p.m. in the City Court room. riNANCI~CG.;iNC. struck by a vehicle operated by , ident: Mrs. Reynolds, junior past; j “SUFFERING ITSELF , KE'5 Ipresidrtit: Mrs. Samuel Vacantl, i Thomas Blanchard and Mrs The local team will be defend­ VFW AuxMlary ’will meet at 8 p.m. •ff M ANCHItTUI iH OUT- Robert L. Boslte, 30, Cook Dr,, Bol­ ing district champion team tkia at the VFW Home. DOES LESS AFFECT ,D 0(DC6 ton. vice president; Mrs. Harold Bur-1 ■«>'''• year, having won the champion­ A service of healing and prayer •• a Mom St, • 2nd PI. • MANCHESTER • Phono: Mitchell 3-4168 THE SENSES THAN nett, financial secretary; Mrs. 1 aj'd OfMfl Mm .. ruMi, WW.. ftl.fiX Im SM • Thur.d»r fiX f* I • Claiwt SafurJoy MAM Patrolman Powers who In­ Raymond Beauregard, treasurer: I flowers, . Mrs. Samuel Robb ship last season for the first time •will be held at 7f45 p.ni. at St. THE ANTICIPATION MOW« vestigated this. accideiA. said in its history. TryputB for the John's Episcopal Church. The Rev. MAD8 TO R«SID«NT$ OP All N»AR»Y minor damage was sustained by Mrs. Thomas Blanchard, record- j OF SUFFERING” both vehicles. Cratty will appear i„g ,.cm.rvJ M„. K„n..r,E.Si Hodge, corresoo.nding secretary. •(Author’s name below) No Problems? in Boltop Justice Court May 7 to and Mi's, Raymond Ellis, programs. ALLEY OOP BY RAY GOTTO Mrs. Ernest Barnes, chairman,' COTTON WOODS answer charge.a. Mrs. Harold Burnett had charge Pain is « warning that YEZZIB, BUT WEARIN’ A , JUST Ij OOKIT a l l THAT A -AMD m w t STANta,. Patrons And__patroness^s. CAPTAIN'S 'O P / A W , WHAT'S WATER) ALLWEWAPTA something is wrong that .CAHDIt LAKt ^ Hostesses were Mrs. Nuzio Lupac- needs correction. 'To suffer DOESNT ZACny / 50 SPeOAL DCS KEER OUT trustees; Mrs. Paul Gagne, mar- chlno,^and Mrs. James Ellis. Music OUAUFY YOU / 'BOUT RUNNIN' IN TH' MIDDLE NOT EVEN COTTON K I sh.al; Mrs. Dbnald Jorgensen, first any pain continuously in OF IT.' ANV KNOWS I'M HERE FROM for dancing was furnished by the TO OOMMANO / A BOAT UPN LOME^OMC OAR/ , Bladder 'Weakness' assistant marshal; Mrs. Rosario Vagabonds. HURRY TO GARRITY BROS. thi^ modern age is unneces­ DOPE COULD If worrltd br “Bladder Weakntu" lOet- Laliberte. second assistant' ' mar­ A M ISSISSIPPI \ DOWN THIS tlnt Up MfliU or Bed Wittlnt. too fre­ sary. RIVER RACKET, \ R IV R ? quent, bumtni or-UcblDf urlnnUODl or shal; Mrs, George English, chap­ Stroai Bmelllnt, Cloudy Urine, duo to lain; Mrs. Mildred Tedford, organ­ OPEN: common Kidney and Bladder Irrltatlone, Modem dentistry is prac­ try CY8TEX for quick help. JO year, uit ist; Mrs. Edmund H. Hindle, press ^A LS E TEETH 8 A.M. to proea qalety tor youni and old, A,k drug- correspondent; Mrs. Harold Woods, tically painless. New anal­ gut foeSOTBTKX uB«er money,|llick guar­ 8 P.M. B. antee. Bee haw fail you Imprne. historian: Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, Rock, Slide or Slip? gesics and tranquilizers can first guard; and Mrs. John Mit­ PASTEETH, sn Improved powder to , P quickly ease any pain or re­ chell, second guard. be'sprinkled on upper Or lower pistes, bolds fslse teeth more firmly In plsce lieve nervous tension. Nev­ Mrs. Ponticellt 'jvas presented Do not slide, slip or rock. No Rummy, -3’ ' with a bouquet of red roses by her ROoev. pssty tsste or feeling. EAB- er delay visiting your den­ TT FTO Is alkaline tnon-acldi. Docs husband, and Mrs. Reynolds re­ not sour. Checks "plate odor" idsB- tist at the first sign of any ceived a past president's pin. Gifts ture breath). Get PASTEETH at aay trouble. were presented to the supreme of­ ■Irug counter. ficers. Better yet, let your den­ Visiting dignitaries and ’ invited tist check your teeth twice BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Oh, Mr. Horace! BY EDGAR MARTIN BY ROY CRANE guests were present from Rock­ BUZ SAWYER ville. New Haven. 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'T- [Future Varsity E A R L ^ V O S T iruins Score Blonde . Golfer Sporta Edlter Sttfn Leona^ All 16 Teams Slate d j Leads Women Trotihces Fine ai'N'DAY —-Veteran plon Amy Wrkey, regelned top Dallas, April 15. (P) —‘Marlene i*il that J and for stajlng In I recewM on - handers, Hector Brown (9*7.) of the, twice .before, in 1950 and 1952 at aaaaona ago and waa second a Paliaa Women’s Open. Timers" 43-14 in the annual game o i« t ‘.S^te^nlw red -Yar on Yhe calendar f ^ A ^ with a 69 finish for a 276 total. Forum, madhouse headquarters of climaxing spring drills. plant sont»_new_ treea^ , bReed.« h TTwowo nleht’snight’s at hom*4nho silc- It was his first victory in an Orioles and Bob Chakales (4-4) oUi St. Loiiia, were season openers Let Canadlens; for the fifth game year ago. . Continuing the putting rampage I finished the dinner bell rang the Senators were poised for the' conducted at night. tomorrow nlffht after turning them Highlight of the annual banquet, that pulled her out of early sea­ A..crowd of 11,366 watched the cession and a gold s ^ American tournament in three game In 38-degree weather and Dean got out the baseball gloves on the date. years of circuit play.' Inaugural but not before a much; Here are Tuesday’s opening back in a last-ditch battle for aur- last Saturday night at the Garden son doldrums and got her back on occasional anow (lurries. A sopho­ and bat and asked ma to hit him THUJtSbAY more noted pitcher. President, j-ames with the expected attend- vival. J Grove was the awarding of prises, the trail of her fabulous-' 1956 a few. Two hours Ister 1 was still A professional for 17 years, the Dwight D, Elsenhower, threw out ance.; * , a task handled by Jim Hcrdlc of more and a,junior were outstand­ "Hello Eariy’'^waa shouted by a balding Leonard stayed pretty Mackell’s two goals and a shut­ rdoord, Mrs. Hagge blistered Glen ing- for the team W'iUv 'which playing ball and as the night familiar vj«K?e out on Blssell St, the first ball. Elsenhower, 'also a American League out by Simmona enabled Boaton to the Rec Department. LiSkea Country CTub’s 6,358-yarda wore on I realized that I should close To home most of that time. righthander, boasts a.2-2 record in w „hlngto» air New York (20,- Trophy winner* . were members with a competitive course record ClMCh TerrV Brennan will try to this a.n»r »nd when I glanced up He won th* Canadiap PCA title foil Montreal's bid for a four-game regain prestige next fall. Last have quit an hour earlier... Quiet fepm-Ypy typewriter I noticed Chet four appearance* for Washington, qoq), sweep on the best-of*seven aeries of the winning Walnut Roataurjml four-undtr-par 67 yesterday. It evening reading up on the latest five times and had a good club A crowd of 2^000 was expected to .. antry, ninnerup Jon*DI’s and Mr*. shot her Into the lead at the half­ year’s Irish had a record, of two A^^an, noiv boss of the letter job. BioSIon at Baltimore' (3,5,000).. last night, 2-0. The Canadlens lead victories In 10 starts—Worst In. doinga tn the sports world. arriers, walking by with his siic- watch'the game in Sunny but cool Oiicago at Cleveland (35,000). three games ,to one. ^— ------•Plrkey (high average). Dot Cowles w ay mark with 188 for 36 holes. But several leading American weather. - ^ ■ (high Thrse—string, aastr Mr*, I Jtifitre Dame h i s t o r y . ------MONDAY __ oesBor.-Big-Joe Twaronlte. . The Detroit at Kansas City (81,000). In second place was W Iffy Snow, sleet, rain and hail qeiP^d u tter reported that he posted - pros told him he wa* "missing (he Verona (High single 1431, Irene Smith, the freckled red-head from Williams Impresses Mat" by not taking hi* chahoes Roll Into High Gear National I>engue Constantine (high, no mark. 061 -- ' r \ Bob Williams of Wilkes-Barre. make up the foul weatherJ^attern j n3,2i averages in both the BrookI.r.n at Philadelphia (N) St. a a lr. Mich,, who shot her tec for this second-Mond^Jn April- : West. Side Rec and Y Bowling in the United States where the Following this sneak preview, and Corrfne Bums, most Improved, girslght 70' yesterday. In third PSh who will be a Junior next sea­ big -loney Is. So he took his first the majors will roll into'high gear (25,000). Gump^t New Rangers Cut tip Old Times^ttt Banquet * son was the number one quarter­ one week away fiwzr the opening during the past season... Milwaukee at (Iiicago (.35,000). place, two strokes back of Miss of the ^tiajor league baseball sea- j jjoc Moran phoned to say baseball fling at a tournament schedule tomorrow with all teams active as Key Figure with White Sox Pmllh with 444. waa Joyct Zlske Basketball standouU on the stale scene during the four year period, ^ 2 -3 6 , the Manchester lungers back. He tut four out of six passes two years back. Although he never the National League starts it* 82nd St. Louis at .Cincinnati (33,000). for 41 yards. son in Waship^on. . , Usually on | interest is shifting to the National' If the White Sox are, going to make it big this year, they must of WateVford. Wls, held their first reunion last Saturday night at the Rosemount. Old games were reph^'^ followng won until yesterday, he was often Reason and the American its 57th. New York' at Plltslmrgh (36, get plenty of mileage out of Nellie Fox's bat and his play around Ye^ikee Giach dinner The squad niembcrs above are front roAV. left to right, Gene Baulco, Jim Sheldon, Williams shotved much better days like JtKl* there are few wholi^g^rne because of the dominance well up in the money. 000). poise than fri-shman George Izo, brave ^-wenture out of doors and■ of the X"”'"** *" I*’* American As is customary, a new year second base. The tobacco-chewing Fox is a steady American YES - - Fithinnen Hugh Greer. Jim Antonio and Andy Raguskas. Back row. Dr. Ray Mo*zeX_ Howard Browm. ^ r l likeivtM the carpet leading to the On the eve of the. Greensboro brings' new playels, new. managers Seven of the 16 pitchers who League All-Star and Manager A1 Lopez hopes he stays in that New York, April . 16 Uty—Ttie Stevenson, A1 Slamond, Joe Sartor, Frits DellaFera and Stewie Kennedy. (Herald Photo by Pinto) a JJotre Dame ’’prize" from Bar­ Loop. Doc may be right, unless the had opening day assignments last POE YOUR CONVENIENCE ('.htirrh Softball Ix'ague berton, Ohio. Izo completed one sports department is unsollcd. . . Red Sox perk up and offer stiff Tournament, he observed that the and new rules but ohe thing hasn't category. "•'^ New York Yankees have named _• out of three tosaes for nine yards More and more Main St. stores sre resistence to the men of the 6.720-yard, par 70 Sedgefield changed. The New York Yankees year were (dated to be back on the former pitcher Randy Gumpert t* All team* Interested In entering ; TOUGH FOB SlICKEY Enid, Okla. ( * - Ed Fleming, a ' PERFECT EXHIBITIONS and seemed to lack speed and opened on Monday's and I talked mighty Casey Stengel.., First * course was "a good track. It's a remain a prohibitive favorite as mound lo d ^ and tomorrow. The theh- coaching staff to fill in for WEAltEOPI the Church Softball League this | ! University of Oklahoma fan from : , , , , ,,,, . _ Ish on ball handling. / with several merchants on my baseball assignment of the spring driving course and driving is the they set out for their third straight group is headed by Robin Roberts, ailing BjU Dickey. best part of my game." pennant and eighth in nine years who will be handling' his eighth aessonarasun are urgedu.a.u tow have -a rep.»r i St. Petersburg, Fla. UPl--Mickey ! way back, hasn’t missed a Sooner. Milwaukee, Wls. JAn-- Ray Sophomore halfback Jlm-^Just of daily walk including Chris Glen- took me to Storrs in the afternoon straight inaugural Job when'’'the Fishing Derby Attracts Gumfiert, who pitched for tha THURSDAY cmd -..eeteiivB nresent at tonight’s Mantle, star sli%ger of the New • home game in 26 years. He drives (Shrimp) Schanen rtn^_Milwaukee and Junlor^halfback ney and Karl Kellgr. ^ o th men and for a baptism the game went ^ i'utter Didn’t Hurt under Manager Casey Stengel. In Yanks in the late 1940's, regularly fact, mast experts are predicting Phillies open at honje against the alar’img at 7 30 at the 1 York Yankees, say. one of hi. for-,to Norman-12,5 miles aw ay-for wrong In the eyes of s ^ e Mar-1 ^„brey Latvia of MohYclalr, N. J., have tickets for the oJuiAliig game 13 innings before UConn pushed __ His putter didn't hurt him ei­ Dodgers. Roberts wVll be. opposed la a member of the club’s rookie NIGHTS TILL 9 "aat^s'ldeit Bid* Rec TTteTOe league Is not mer teammates waswaa the toughest 1 each contest. He almost missedmisseo queUequeue University wnive...i, sti^enU. t^ lIe , ^vere among the better veteiveteran In Boston on April 18 between the acroas a run to nip Northeastern the Bronx Bombers -will have an 'coaching staff in Florida during ,aaltriced Biae toitec. ehmvh me league teams i* only pitcher he ___ ever______„„„ hit against. „om, “Allle;onc «-hee game ht« daughter when set ^““B^ter demonstrating set demovtraUng his .bowling hi^s tech-1 .bmUin^^^ against tth h e . ‘Old ther. He birdled four holes in s easier time than last year when by 27-game winner Don New-, 1 Red Sox and Yankees. Keller rc 2-1. Moe Morhardt, hard hitting row starting at the second to take combe, whom he defeated 8-6 last 500 Children, Parents the spring. Dickey, suffering from ^ env service club clvlc or- Reynolds used to pitch batting,her wedding on a Saturday but he nique on the Regent ^ m s he roqjled by forrformer cently joined the long list of ex local outfielder, failed to collect a they spread-eagled the field by nervous exhaustion, la recuperat­ « n ^ ? r5 n t^ u s lr^ oV bwlnwslp^^^^^ to uae at half-speed and refused to show up to give the ed scores o f.300-258-300. IF'our - - - i Irish stars Paul Hornung. Jimmy the lead for good as the other top Case in Point at Brooklyn ^ nine games. The odds-makers have year In' (he 1956 opener. ing at a rest home at 'Tarpon NASSIFF ARMS 00. sea* Manchesterites who have taken up ! hit in four official trips although challengers began to run into 1615 Main 8 t—Manchester house \nav enter a club In the 11 couldn’U get a base hit against j bride away. , She changed her , yeara ago in another practice Mqrse, Dick Washington and Neil residence in Bolton. . . Day passed ; he drew two. bases on balLs and It looks serious but its strictly for laughs as clown Emmet Kelly made them 2-5 favorites, shortest The same pitching rivals who More than 500 children and parents braved the Jow 30 Springs, Fla. ^ ^ ' I wedding day to Friday. ' | sion he rolled a senes of 876. Worden, trouble. "discusses" ground rules with New York Yanked manager Casey on record. faced each other last year also arc league. quickly and at night a meeting of j pilfered two bases. Game ended in When it was all over Leonard, degree temperature to take part in the annual Fishing Derby The World Champions also went LeWi* gained 68 yards in eight the State Ba.seball Umpires’ Assn, j nearly darkness and I didn't reach Stengel before exhibition game at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, N. Y., 'Sejlfcting the Yankees' World due in the Glants-Piwtes game at held at the Center Spring Pond Saturday morning. Because through the formality Sunday of carries, and Just made 86 in nine. who plays from Lachute, Canada, April 13. Yankees beat the Dodgers, 5-4. (AP Wirephoto). Pittsburgh, Johnny Antonelli (20- ■X found me in Meriden. My com-1 M a n c h e a t e r until nearly 8 had a three-stroke edge over Mike Series opponent, however, is an­ of the cold weather the fish weren't to'”reapoD6ive as only adding Tony KuAk, promising 30- C3iuch Lirhq, junior fullback from panion from Hartford, to the Bil-■ o’clock.. . Reading my favorite other matter. All observers expect 13), will b e ' opposed by Bob year-old rookie, to their roster. Qnclnnati. and a varsity starter, Souchak of Grossingcr's, N. Y. Friend (17-17), Pittsburgh’s bril­ total of 25 were registered.', y ------ver City was Ed Cordler. secretary newspaper (The Herald, of coursel Souchak had to can a 10-footer for another tight race in the National liant righthaiider, who dropped a Kubek, who won the starting l#Tt picked up 28 id jeven carries. of the Hartford Board. Much was helped round oilt a busy day. League with Milwaukee a slight The childreii began heading for p,jkeral: U David Obryan, 7, 14 field job In spring tAlnlng, Best looking fre.shman was a birdie on the last hole for the 4-3 decision to the Giants' ace the pond shortly after 5 a.m. hop- > accomplished and by 10:30 I was FRIDAY par-’fO and 279 total that gave him favorite over Brooklyn and Cincin­ southpaw last year. ing to find the right spot. Within been on the roster of th* Yanks' Monty Stlcles, a 6-4. 215-pound nati. This trio fought it right down Denver club Of the American end Trom Poughkeepsie. N. Y. He back on the road en route home, ar­ Morning always passes quickly, 31.500 second money. Heinsohn Top Man Milwaukee will send veteran an hour and a half the youngsters ' Group Two: riving just in lime to hear (he late when busy, and this one seemed to Julius Boros of Southern Pines. to the wire last year with the were shoulder to shoulder all along I Bullheads: 1. B ob Marawski Assn., where he hit .331 ^ t a e * . pla.yed well both on offense and Dodger* edging out the Braves by southpaw Warren Spahn (20-11) son. defense. news of the day. be over before I had a chance to N. C.,. leader 'v^1lh Doug Ford of against Bob Rush (13-10) In (Chi­ both sides of Ihe pond. I 14, 1 1 % inches. 2 Tie, John Kmlec, TUESDAY look up from the desk. . Bank veep Mahopac, N. Y., after 54 holes, one game and the Redlegs by two. With the weather as cold as It 12, 10'4 Inches, Roger Gagne, 14 Just scored three times, on runs cago. Last year Lew Burdette de­ Lightweight boxer Joey Lope* of 36 and eight yards and with "What's your predictions?" has Vinny Ingraham talked baseball, started badly and finished with For Rookie Honor The expert* don't give the other feated Rush 6-0. was the Park Department 1 0 inches. been a frequently asked question and his favorite team, the Rcrl 74. That dropped him to 280 and right oA the ball and openedychej Perch: 1. Burt 'Stratton, 15, wa? bom in Cape Verde Islands, a 12-yard pass from Lewis. Leivi* teams much of a. chance unless the In aontrast to last .year when a tallied on a 52-yard gallop, longe.st by a number of peraons. I'll admit Sox. during a chance visit and I a tie- for third with young Gary Ifankee# should run into an endless Lodge. A fire,in the fire place «qon j 93/4 inches. Dave Mersey, 12, 9 Portugal. ' In print, aa 1 dp to anyone who didn’t waste any time on the New York, April 15 <^)—Tom Heinsohn of the Boston Cel pair of southpaws were the rival attracted many of the shivering j inches. of the game. He also booted a 26- player of Johannesburg, South nun of injuries or a "dark horse" starters, the Cardinals^Red;) game yard field goal and four extra asks, it's strictly a guessing game street, having a luncheon appoint­ Africa, who had a 73 finish. Each tics edged out teammate Bill Russell for "Rookie of the Year’’ team like the St. Louis Cardinals fishermen and parents. Pickerel: 1, George Nolan, 12 and your guess is as good as mine. won , . in Cindnnali will feature two Reports show that the Bull­ 14>'i inches. points. ment. . Cji’e.r the dinner board isith 31 100 honors in the National Basketball Assn, in balloting of ,*ports- should get hot and receive the righthanders. Herman Wehmeler Lime drilled two yards for a Most predictions are based on Mac McIntosh, Bill Cooper and Fifth money of 3900 went to A1 maximum out of its players. heads were Ihe most responsive as 2. Bruce Zollo, 13, 14 inches. what the players and teams did a .w'riters and broadcasters in league cities. (12-11) will start for St. Louis. He 14 were caught. Perch Were next 3. Lee ^ Armstrong, 10,__IZH touchdown, and Williams passed Calvin Bedell, we talked baseball Besselink of Gfossinger’s. who fin­ Three New Skippers 4 yards to Bob Wetos le pleasant ex­ and I learned that both Cooper and ished with 69 for 281. Then came Hclnson, former Holy Gross All-'" ^ wlK be opposed by Johnny Klipp- with a total of five. Right behind inches. * pound sophomore end from’Min- perience of Watching^ the clubs in Bedell were catchers in their youth. Ford, slumping to 76 and a tie at America, outlasted the 1956 Olym- ^150 being selected a member of By a strange coincidence, the+s***! (12-tD. The Cards won 4-2 them were th* pickefal of -which Bass: 1. Jack Perrj', 14, 94 neapQlls• ' for- another.---- -— p'lorida and was able to get an in­ Cal is district manager of the 282 with Mike Fetcjiick, Mahopac, pic basketball champions' star. | ti,c first __ five. __ League^_ -scoring____ ^ three clubs expected to provide the last vflar, *« -Afinegar Bend Mizell four were hooked. .Only one bass Inches. side look at the oliibs and out of outpitchyd Joe Nuxhall. and one blue gill were landed. Worden Slams Over Prudential Insurance Co. office N. 5’. Each won 3775. though both failed to place on the | chimp Paiil Arizin of Philadelphia' .sternest opposition to the Yankees, Blue Gill: .1. Rusty Parson, 14 my visit will come my predictions, here in Manche.ster. Also, he ad- first< -t^’o ,teams - ■-in •>--the league's All . Pettit of the St. Louis will be under the leadership of new Opening Day Repealer* Each' person catching a fish re­ The "Old Timers" punched both may they be right or wrong- In Star selections. Russell, a defensive ceived an award wiUi several win­ i 3/4 inches. of their touchdowns in the third jnrtted that he has been a Boston Hawks, were right behind Cousy managers. Kerby Farrell, after a- In the American League, the The following boys also received October . . .Lovely Jane Day who Red Sox rooter for more years than 19lhHoIo sensation for the Celtic* this sea in vot-getting, while Syracuse star 10-year apprenticeship in the opening day repeaters will be ners getting additional priMs. period "Rer *•' typewriters almost au- son, and Iwo-limc All-America at Adolph Schaves was the fifth sclcc The Derby was divided i)ito two an award for their catch': one cares,, to admit and like so .Saturday—Beet 16 Hole* minor leagues, has replaced A1 Billy .Pierce (20-9)..of Chicago and Carey passed 21 yards t" ^ : to„^^^ticallV a.s she walked down to Sanu Francisco, r, w ^ teamed J r. .. with £,1. Hein- tlon----- Lopez in Cleveland. Lopez, who age groups. Group one for children Rickie Brazltia, a perch; Ludia inglon for the first score, and ; the city desk dretw nothing many others is hopeful of the day Stan Hillnski 61-0-61. Frank Lary (21-13) of Detroit. 1-9 and Group two 19-15. Berzins, Ray Mckay, Jim C?urry, CNESTERFIEID S0PPORTER BET Worden rammed over f"'' ‘he sec- | ^ ^ ^^e benedicts when the American League pen­ sohn. Bob Cousy and Bill Sharm ^. ^hg Warriors! Neil Johnstou led, never finished lower than second Manager Farrell selected Herb Sunday—Be*t 17 Hole* in dominating the balloting for the gccoufj team selections, for the in'six years with the Indians, has There was one girl winner, 8- •John Matehett. Dick Suhle, Charlie You'll fael fif, too, in this Johnsoa ** ^ I and bachelors. A professional mod- nant will be flying over Fenway Class A—Jim Gordon 70-4-66. Score (20-9) over Bob Lemon to year-old Donna Parsons who Hurlburt, . Tom bfikoleit, Rudy extra points. Park once again. . Jeff Koelsch league's top players. fourth consecutive time. He' was moved over to Chicago. Jack oppose Pierce as Manager Lopez & Johnson product, 10-indi eraist* el. she -is also the weather gal Class B—Stan Mlogowaki 85-20- Cousy received the most votes to joined by Maurice Stokes, of Tighe, a hustling, fiery-type,- has caught herself 10 and one-quarter Kissman, Bob Eccellente and John Brennan said that he waa "quite on a Boston teevee station as well called at night tx> insure me 'that ‘ 65. Charlie Harrington 78-10-68i make the AUStar team for the sixth Rochester, St. Louis’ Slater'Martin, leads his 5Vhite'.6ox afainst his inch bull head. McParland all caught bullhead*. bond. Finest oIosMe fob- g g .satisfied with the game" adding he 'hbJim Loscutoff put on the' final Athletics and Chibs, troaches base­ A former all around athlete at held the spotlight from 9 o’clock was dueling such runners as Paavo savored its first world basketball | ““*ches with s free throw in the Middletown High, Davis has been on. - - ball and basl^etbaU and is assist­ Nifftni, the "Flying Finn”; Nor­ championship today because of la.*t second. ant football coach at 'Allegheny man Taljor, thy first mile record These NBA .second - year men You Don’t Need A Ph D. College in Meadville, Pa. holder who was run into retire­ rookies Tom Heinsohn and Bill < were great, too. ment by Joie: Harold Cutbill ahd Russell and a pair of slick j por years the Celtics ranged Lloyd Hahn. Joie’s best mile was sophomores. ■< ' from awful to terrific but sweat Bell Claims«Nothing Is New a record 4:12 set in 1925 at Madi­ There are no better players in and toil could not produce a title, Sfisatitnal! New! son Square Garden. His best the '‘National Basketball Assn., I Then came the moves that got In Carpentry To Build On Selecting Grid Announcers AIMOST TWICE THE STRENGTH and SAFETY "Birthday Mile" was 6:23 made than men like Bob Cousy and Bill All-Americas Heinsohn sndXRus- for Mis sama down paymant and sama watkly poymant last year, ■*•**' Sharman. ■ ; sell. V-- “If I’d had more practice,* I But wlien Ihe^tichlps were down i ■" ’ Philadelphia. ‘ April ■ 15 i/P)—❖ fleO were '’too vividly or honestly as far ardinory Hrat I would-liave set a new birthday the Celtics’ younger set came 'NEW ACTIM -STVIINOI 'MORE'USABI^ PQWERI bUILT TO COST LEAST TO OWN! Commissioner Bert Bell say* there; described," ' ' .mile record' this time." he said. through to nail down the team’s Hoekov Final Plavoffs First Class Garage is nothing new m the Nstionat Bell' said it Was NFL policy for "Blit my left leg has been trou­ first pIs'yoK champioriship in the 11 Football League’s method of se him to select the actual game' an- llowoM ProNcNon ^ J ^ rilx ln s Itsisfonct bling me and 1 couldn't get out on year history ot the loop, (All Scries Best-of-seven.) the roads around my hcrnie for SundiV’s Results CwiM In and »— the crowning achievement They feature new long-life, quiet engines with lecting radio and TV announcers 1 nbuncer.. color reporter or com- In the most exciting title series for football games. j mentator from' three men sug- workouts the last two weeks.” to date, Boston nipped St. Louis National League „ 'When you, follow the EASI-BILD S A R A G | PATTERN, you can't 90 of fifty y a m of truck building-t^ new Golden more usahie" power—including the most power­ In a statement yesterday he de- i geated in each category by the Hfot ProtfcHon Mobtort Nfsbtancf 12.5-123 In double overtime Satur­ Boston 2, Montreal 0 (Lfontreal nied the system had been Inati- |’adverllser. He explained that Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse. day tn the, deoisjve seventh game. leads 3-1). wrong.' Ste|^-by-$tep assembly' illustrations show every important Anniveraary Intbinationals! ' ful “aix'’ available in its field. tuted because of controversies last sometimes announcers knew, their Nationals set a National Basket­ Heinsohn scored 37 points, hit­ .\mrrican League phase of construction. Each^ pattern gives the exact size of tha here are the trucks that-more than year when TV cameras failed to sponsor's productiT better than ball Assn, record during the 19.56- Cleveland 6. Rochestei!>3 (Cleve­ They’re Action-Styled with new, low.aiU^u* even football. ting on 17 of 33 field goal tries, and piece, shows juxt where to drive each naij. show fights that occurred In sever­ 67 season by scoring 625, foul had 23 rebounds. Russel| grabbed. land leads 3,1.) , •tte, wider caba for greateat drivinf and ricl^i before—are built to cost leaet to own! Be sure al NFL games. .Oliver Kuechle, "We want a man who under­ shots. The old record was 689 set Sati)rda,v’s Results Milwaukee Journal .sports colum­ stands. can describe and sell the by Philadelphia's Neil Johnston in 32 rebounds and tallied 19 points.' •omfort. ^ . to aee them, today 1 nist. stated on Saturday that the game." said Bell in justifying the Heinsohn was chosen NBA AnterieM League Wherever necessary full size patterns are provided-for making angle 1955. , rookie of the year. . Cleveland 5. Rochester 1 (CHeve- ayatem waa "a challenge to the selection mpthod. He added he cuts, cutting scalloped ,edges or other carved parts. You just trace integrity of men,' who' want to do didn’t want fights on the football Frank Ramsey, on leave from land leads 2-1.)/ ' dimension with|-eonventional honest reporUng on the air.” He field telecast because of the in­ the Army, Scored on a 20 foot one- Eastern I.«agi(e the pattern on the lumber— then saw along traced lines. - New Oaldan Jubilee Pickup I A loading height Seata eight.Third handed jump, shot 'With 72 seconds Charlotte 7, PhlladelpHia . 0 door ifandard. type engine accessibility. Full suggested .the selection method fluence on youngsters watching (Charlotte wins 4-3.) kx>k of action from front to bark.' -/ * SpMastTtNH came because, happenings on the the games. , . . The Finest .... remaining ip the ,^cond overtime Lonerst pickup body in its rlaas! Neyv 9-f)eer Panel I Only panel lire cab and doors. Maximum *ln th* pepuler We'll rent you power tools, give you tips on doing the job . . . or Th* b«M of bsH 6.70/I5 sit* Wideet cabs, biggeit Sweep- maneuverability. 'cudng sad spin- - recommena a competent carpenter to work along with you. available with extra third-door aisg *11 iii this Around windihieldi. More on the curb tide. Make deliwiee New Tractors I Greater comfort, MW r**l. Never WOW-WHAT A VALUE! utable horeepower. faster, more efflciently. Style and B b«ck-luh. Long viaibility and handling ease. New sconrai* cs*t(. SPECIAL FOR MONTH OF APRII^ If you're short on cash, The W. G . Glenney Company can arrange New Treveloll*! More leg and power that'e a real aMet to your power, more usable power where Thumb tr^gcr EASY TERM FINANCING to cover the cost of both materials «nd „bueineM! ft’a needed moat. New stamina control, with NOTICE ANY PASSENGER CAR labor.*. . with up to 3 years to pay. “ ^ bead room, lower overall height and bigger glaas area than any New Ceb-Perward Detlgnl Short and econ,omy. New optional SpiaCast 2320 lad STARTING TUESDAY, APRIL U •OBtparable vehicle. Extra-low 8B-.ind) bumper-to-bac^-of-cab SelectO-Matic* tranamission. F tit.., r**pon»i»e WE WILL BE Drive down . . ample parking. We're open weekdays till 5:00; light.. .*/««>/ •/ pMMT. Hollow gl**t ■ Saturdays till noon. ^ tip, with ipianing gnidtSI for V» o i. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 See them J Drive them today I ' andhMricriwnt.S'. Only 3-pc.tip...... $ll-*g FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 336.North Main Stm t AS Aavaarisaa in ‘ Come in and aee our new line of Evihnide Motors, Gator MBOST-^PMGStrMM Trdlers, Boats and Fishing Tackle. T el.^ 9-5253 SALES and BERVICB GENERAL AUTOMO'nVE REPAIRINlG^i \ ACTION-TEST IT AT. Open Daily 7 A. M. BANTLrS SERVICE CENTER MANCHESTEIil AUTO MART BUILDING MATERIALS ' to 5 P. M., Including Wednesday Afternoona' ' ■ r--. Sk» MAIN ST.. MANOHESISB., CONN.—T E L Ml »-Xtl4 ; GARRITY BROTHERS, Ine: u 333 MAIN 5t. MANCHESTER Ei^DV ESB ^ Prop. LUMBER FUEL and Saturday Until Noo« NASSIFF) ARMS CO. Ml 9-B747' i FHONE Ml 9-J247 J ' -'I'-. . : j:-., : (a rHOUSE OF BPORTS" / M s Mala S t . Msaehaata/f ■ A „)(1 '-T 1 1 . I- .'f ' ROUra I I : ' ■'t.'. ' ■''• ■' V ; 'iy . ‘••^TALCOmiLu! / iH i MAIN ST<-aa a-iMT r • I-’ ' . ’ ..J A ■ . . » ‘ • . jb /> 1 . -7'^ '■ ' I ,'V' ■ r " / 'll- i ' r rr \ „'•.■■'I '■■ ,V>V' ^ 7 . , - ^ ' r : ' ' ■/ I '■ .'V ' ; V- . ■1 ' . ■« ■ 3 V ■y. :-.i- V- \<- ^ . .V-: ■; ■ 3'..' ; . ■ •’.! Ma ­ s t e r , CONN,, MONDAY, A P R n .1 5 , Il95t^ I^AGE r W i t S E S MANCHESTER EVENING H E R /^ , M. l‘ - —— ^ / ■’■ ' . ■;■ ■'■■■ !(■•■ . '• ■■ - . • \ MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON>j:, MOl^DAY, APRIL 15, 1957 r Diam tion. Two baths, finished recrea­ home, four twin size bedroofns Members of Multiple Usting. Real FUEL PURPOSES __an Association. Inc., has been and contract worn. CaU AO. 9-8541. YOUNG MAN. 48 hour Week with packed—gray and white tion room, fireplace, garage and dining room,-two ceramic baths Estate (Jenter, JA 8-6524, evenings lost and application has been done. Call PI 2-6633. S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ all benefits. 'This is for store work BOOKKEEPER-Experienced, de­ per sq. $11.95 Selection of stw tables and end APPUCATIONS being .taken large lot. S. A. Beechler, MI hot water heat, screened porch MI 3-4305. made to said Association for pay- RADlO>TV Service. Sewing ma­ NEW STORE OPENING with on the job training. Apply In PAIR (XBCAGO roller skates, size 1x6 Fir Sheathing TAG tables. 1/8 off. Need room for new new three room apartmenta 9-8952, Ml 36969. double garage, only $17,900. Carl L. F. DE MARS BUILDER m e a n s " i^ n t of the amount of deposit. ing contractor. New installations, sires part-time work nights and 7. Phone MI 9-4982 after 5:30 p.m. LISTINGS WANTED (or aU types chines and small appliances re­ alteration work and repair work, person. Lynn Poultry Parfarms Saturdays. Call after 7:00, PI (5000’ minimum) . .per M $07.00 stock. / four apartment buildings, four ton W. Hutchins'MI 9-5182, ,-MulU 5 paired. Call Ralph Aldrich. MI. Housewife for part Ume counter Store, Shopping Parkade. 2-7940. I Western Framing-Loads Visit our showroom (or furniture apartments each building. One SDC ROOM (Colonial, brand new, pie Listing Member. of homes. Single, 2, 8, and 4 (am LOST—Sky> blue parakeet. Band Ml. 9-3808. work. Hours approximately 11-8 or CONFIRMA'nON DRESS. worn building ready April 16, one May nice location, oil heat, 1% baths, Presents For Your Approval llys and business property. Call OLDGOMPANYS No. 84Q7768. AA bird. RepeaU 96487. one hour, size 10. Nylon blouses, only ...... per M $114.00 of quality for the entire home LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as less if desired, at the new Friendly HOUSEWIFE to look after children 1. one May 15, one June 1. All ap fireplace, amesite drive, $17,500. ATTRACTIVE SIX room ranch Margaret (Jieszyns«, Broker. MI Pogo continually. Call MI 9-3386. CLEAN AND paint those gutters Ice Cream Store in Manchester. WANTED—Baker’s helper, five in her home while parents work. two coats. Call MI 9-3309. Knotty Pine-:-Econo-Panel pliances, basement wash and dry, Call A. R. Wilkie and Co., Real­ newly painted Inside and - out 9-4291. LEHIGH .. Reward. su'res satisfaction, prompt service. No experience necessary. Must be day week, nine paid holidays, hos­ from per M $125.00 CHAMBEI^ FURNITURE Vernon, Taylor St. —Five room now. Avoid costly repairs later. CH 7-6124, AO 9-5485. Call MI 0-4061; ^ CENTRAL- REPAIR Co., 367 Oak tile bath, shower, vanity. Indivi­ tors. MI 96889, MI 96649. Mem­ Many extras. Including wall MX. 8-1383. pleasant and neat appearing. pitalization and group insurance, •Oak Flooring’. .(rbm per M $150.00 U l e s dual rotaUng television' antennas. ber of Manchester MLS: to wall carpeting, draperies, ranch, carporf;.largo 14x20 porch. s e l l in g y o u r propertyT Ust Stokers and OU Bamerz Sold and LOST—Saturday night First Na­ paid vacation. Apply Wonder land St. Repair work on all makes Mahogany Paneling per M $189.00 AT ’^ E g r e e n Thermopane in' living room and L.M.—M.L. which means (Uve tional Bank ilpper envelope, large RELIABLE MIDDLE-aged woman laWn mowers, outt'oard motors Three minutes from oarkway, 20 screened porch, disposal and many Serviced Promptly and ElBolantly. RUBBISH AND ashes removed. Miliinefy Dressmaking 19 Call BUtler 9-9675 for appoint­ Bread Bakery, 521 (5onn. Blvd., would like baby sitting evenings. open from Hartford. Exclusive, adults MANCHESTER — Six room Cape others. Moderately priced for im­ basement, plus extras too numer­ Modem—Multiple Ust) with the amount of money. Sizeable re­ General cleaning, cellars, atucs ment. East Hartford. See Mr. Carl Maa- CallVVII 9-8740 after 6 pim. and English motorcycles. Ml We deliver throughout Southern 10 a.m. • 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. (3od. Over-sized garage, full rear ous to mention. $15,600, Ellsworth Mitten Agency, ■ Real­ ward. CaU MI 3-7718 or MI 8-8935. 3-1208. Rear of Eddie's Auto Serv­ New England. only. $100 monthly. In outskirts of mediate sale. MI 9-6053. and yards. Reasonable 'atee. M. ALTERATIONS on women’s and zeL u p ^ r Rockville. Phone Ml 9-4824. dormer, fireplace, conveniently tors. MI. 8-6930. h ' AL Rubbish Removal. MI. children’s dresses, coats, suits. ice. ALMOST NEW GAS >-angc. excel located, sensible priced at $15,800. MANCHESTER—Town line, South Under construction, five room 0-9767. YOUNG MAN with driver’s license. Dogs-^Birds—Pets 41 lent condiUon, only used two wid basement gar^e, formica: USTTNOS NEEDED for aU types Announcements Skirts; etc. Call AU 96836, 6-5. CLERK TYPIST ROYAL An d Smith-O>rona port­ NA’nONAL LUMBER, INC. A. R. Wilkie and Ck)., Realtor, MI Windsor—Wapplng, State Road, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. daily except' Sat. months, willing to sell (or $75. Call Business Locations 9-0649, MI 9-4389. 2.3 acres. 200 foot frontage, six counters, fireplace, etc. Only of homes and business propelerttes. FLOOR SERVICE. Floors sanded and Sun. Drug store. Apply in per­ able- and standard typewriters. 381 STATE STREET MI 3-8602. $14,600. Arthur Felber, Broker. M3 8-1409. mOOMB TA .prepared in your Permanent positton available for BIRD, cat-and'dog supplies, whole­ All makes of adding machines for Rent 64 room ranch and sun room, four and -refiniehed. TR. 6-2071 or TR. Moving—Trucking high school graduate in our Man­ son only, 459 Hartford Rd. sale and retail. DaUy 6 to 5 p.m. TWO FAMILY DUPLEX, 4-4. (Con­ years old. Three bedrooms, Uvlng home or ointment. Exper- MOSO. sold or rented. Repairs on all NORTH HAVEN, CONN. 19" EMERSON console TV with I am now building a 6(4 room WANTED—BuUdlng lots In Man­ ienced ta x ' ; CaU Ml. e-4728. Storage 20 chester office for clerk typist In Tuesday, Thursday, Friday nights SMALL STORE on Purnell Place, venient location, fenced In yard, room, fireplace, picture window contemporary home for the yoiing YOUNG MAN wanted fpr light fac­ 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route 5 and makes. Marlow’s. doors, $50 UriP Coax converter, amesite drive, oil heat, consider­ chester. -Any zone. Phone MI DOORS o p e n e d , keys fitted, our (Compensation Department. Tel. CKeslnut 8-2147 $15. Call MI 9-7927. near Main St. Apply Marlow’s, modem kitchen, separate dinette, and younger. Ortalnly would like 3-6273. YOU CAN now buy your favorite AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS OU. local Ability to work accurately with fig­ tory work. Good opportunity for CSiapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. 867 Main St. able cash required, $16,500. CaU tile bath, breezeway, garage. FuU copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, right man. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., WHITE SINK and steel cabinet. A. R. Wilkie and Co., Realtors, your opinion on thla one. magaidnek; daily and Sunday guns, etc., repaired. Shears, and tong distance moving' pack­ ures, a good telephone voice and 48".. Including fixtures, $15. MI cellar, hot water oil heat, copper LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- newspapers at the Charter Oak ing, storage CaU AO. 8-5187. Hart­ some knowledge of medical terms 60 Hilliard St. BABY PARAKEETS, month old 3-5630. TWO-ROOM office suite, 38 Elm Ml 9-0649, MI 9-4389. Member plumbing. Mortgagee arranged, Bolton, Plymouth Lane — Five OF MANCHESTER knives, mowers, etc., put Into coh- and up at 134 Glcnwood St, Ml WESTINGHOUSE 40 gallon water Manchester MLS. famUy and mulU-famUy houses. FLETCHER CLASS CO. MltdwU Grocery; 83. Charter Oak St. diUon for conling needs. Bralth- ford dm. 7-1423. helpful. Typing Is necessary but heater, glass lined, $40. MI 9-0054. St., Rock-viUe. Suitable for pro­ 6%%. Price reduced to $16,800. room split level, hot water heat. Investment properties, land and speed is not essential. DUMP TRUCK urlver. Dozer and 9*6572. New Store Opening fessional or business. Inquire George L. Grazladio, Realtor, Lota^df living area for only $12,600. waite. 62 Pearl mreet. MANCHESTER - Movmg and grader operator and laborers. Rockville, TRemont 5-2505. 5% ROOM RANCH, garage, three lots. We have many qualified Position also available In our Must be experienced. Apply MANCHESTER Pet Center for all Boats and Accessories 46 SPEED QUEEN wringer washing bedrooms, fireplace, lot size IlOx Manchester. MI 9-5878. praspects. Nettle L. MUler, 478 188 WEST anDOLE TUBNPIKE CAMP NEY-A-TI HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. trucking Co. AO. 8-8568. Owned sales department for young lady machine, good condition, reason­ and operated by Walter B, Per Thomas. Colla (Company, 261 Broad your pets 'and pet's supplies. MANCHESTER BOAT- CO.. FRIENDLY THREE ROOMS suitable for office 200. Good Wation in outskirts of MANCHESTER — O nter St. Six East O nter St., Manchester, MI CORNER DURANT ST. Available at all Umes. Philco fac­ with good typing'ability for diversi­ St. between 10 and 4. • MI 9-4273. S i H green -stamps. able. 180 High St. Manchester. S, A. Beechler, Real­ 9-5010. Representing Samuel M- tory supervised service. TeL Ml. rett Jr. fied clerical work. Five day week, Essex St. Daily l2-'9. Sat. or business, 470 Main St. MI, room Cape Cod, two full baths, F. DE MARS, BUILDER 'CHINA, MAINE Open Monday-Saturday, 9-8 p.m. Scott-Atwater - ^ a Boats. RCA-TV 21" table model, 9-5228 or MI 3-7444. tor, MI 9-8952, MI 3-6969. PI 2-6485 La-vitt, Broker, 7 West Main St., ' NEW LARGER QUARTERS 9-0698.' AlANCHESTER Package DeUvery. excellent insurance benefits arid FOREIGN—USA—Overseas to $26,- Thursday, 9-9 p.m. ICE CREAM four bedrooms, living room, fire­ RockvUle. TR 6-2717. pleakant working conditions in our Halllcrafter short wa\-e set, place, knotty pine features, mod­ PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING A amall camp for fifty hoys, 7-15. Light trucking and package dellv- 000 guaranteed jobs. Actual open­ STORE—Choice location at the 49 FT. RANCH, three bedrooms, CHUCK’S RADIO and T,V. Service, air-conditioned office. ings. Laborers, truck drivers to EASTER BUNNIES, ducks and is accepting applications MI 9-6624. banks of closet.s, huge kitchen, fire­ em kitchen, storm windows and Ro.pnneU'U liiadpAhip---carCtUlly 451 North Main St, Ml.--- 365»r ery. Refrigerators, washers and Center on Main St., approximate screens, hot water oil heat, ga­ MANCHKSTER^—Family home of stove “ moving lovlni specialty. Folding -Fer further information— “engineers, etc. Write "Free Book­ 'Chicks. Little & McKinney. 15 FRIGID AIRE refrigerator, in good ly 1800 sq. ft. WiU remodel to suit place, cellar. acre, cenfrSlly lo­ AUTO GLASS INStAUED balanced schedule for a summer of residence Ml. 36960. Call Woodbridge St., Manchester. MI SEPTIC TANKS for full or port-time work cated, $17,900. Carlton W. Hutch­ rage, covered terrace. Good condi- six large rooms on lot 66x150, oil out-door fun, relaxation, and ao (dtalrs for rent,. AO. 9-0763. let,’-' Vocational Information Cen­ condition, reasonable. Call Ml tenant. CaU Ml 9-6808 or MI ti'on. Mortgages arranged. 5(4%. heat. Garage. Garden space qulsltlon of new skUls. Variety of GONDER’S T.V. Servic< available MRS. PETERSON ter, Magnolia Avc., Norwalk, 3-8020. • AND at our new store in Man­ 3-8816. 9-6781. ins, MI 9-5132, Multiple Listing GLASS FURNITURE TOPS AH 3-1161 Oinn. Member. George L. Grazladio, Realtor, $14,200. Madeline Smith,' Realtor camp activities Including golf, fish­ any Ume. Antenna conversions. Dogs—Birds—-Pels' 41 chester. Manchester. MI 9-6878. MI $-1642. Philco factory aupervlBed aervice. Painting-T-^p^riltg 21 PLUGGED SEWERS ATTENTION —Sensational carpet THREE ROOM office suite. 17 A ing, crafts and trips. Best of food. (CLERK TYPIST for general office MIRRORS (Hreplaeo and Deer) Tel. MI. 9-1486. offer to hotels, motels, offices, Market St., Rock'vUle, suitable FIRST TIME ON MAN(JHESTER — Four bedroom $12,600—1956 three bednxim ranch Nurse snd modem Infirmary. In­ PAINTING AND paperhahging. work. Call MI 3-1511, Mrs. Msy- BABY RABBITS for Easter. Call stores and dealers. Ellis Bros, buy professional or business. Inquire clusive fee. Local representative Good clean workmanship at r ^ nard. Machine Gleaned Must Be Pleasant and Cape on quiet street, large kitch­ hot watlhr heat, ceramic tile bath PICTU RE FRAM IN G (oH typos) Matthew Maetozo, 60 Maple Street. DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ %_ GOOD HUMOR MI 0-6397. from Wise-Smith Store at 915 Rockville, TR 6-2505. MARKET en with dining area, oil heat, stainless 'sinks, cellar, (4 aerq RUSCO pany, doors and windows, custom soiiable rates. 30 years in Man­ Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer, of Neat Appearance Main St., Hartford, Conn. 10,000 Phone Ml 3-4387. chester. Raymond EMske. AO. WOAtEN TO take care of rooms, Beautiful four room plus two un storitis- and screens. $14,200. trees, may assume large 6% There Is a Difference work, guaranteed. Call MI. 9-1683 ICECREAM ,, Lines Installed—O llar Water­ sq. yards, four ply, 100% wool, Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, WINDOW and PLATE GLASS after 8 p.m. 9-9237. houre^a.m.-2 p.m. Apply in per­ Poultry anii'Supplies 43 proofing Done. loop pile carpeting and padding, OFFICE FOR rent, 601 Hartford finished. OU heat, fireplace, plas GRAND OPENING of the Farmer’s son. Oiul'Lodge Motel. MI 3-4033. .Store Hours: Rd. Call after 5 p.m. MI 9-0369. tered walls, full insulation. Garage, 9-1642. MI 9-5132. Multiple LlsUng Mem­ JALOUSIES: Installation la Quick, Easy and EconomloaL CEILINGS, WALLS painted eve Driver—Salesmen needed (or es­ BROAD BREASTED bronze tur­ made by Mohawk. The grade is ber. COMB. WINDOWS Market, Thursday, April 18. Farm airw ay sa n it iz e r sales and ALERT W0MEN,^^23-55 years old, 10 A. M. to 12 Midnight peerage, °ae of the finest, hard all city* utilities. Near school ani" TWO FAMILY, 7-7, Immaculate fresh fruits and v^etables from aervice. P. O. Box 361. Phone Ml. riings, Saturdays. CAU after 6 p.m. tablished' territories In your vicin­ key’s, fresh frozen, 10-25 -lbs. 55c McKinney bros. stores. In excellent condltidh and DO O RS CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK AO 9-5425. wanted for genehu tray room a pound. Schaub's Turkey Farm, finish institutional carpets woven. Houses for Rent 65 condition, central localloir, two-car $14,200—New five room ranch In farm to you. Dairy products, fro­ 3-5210 before 8:30 a.m. or after 6 ity. .Salescar garaged and operated All In 9 ft. widths. Fine condition. throughout. 30 day occupancy. garage, amesite drive, lot 90x160, Vemon. Owner was transferred MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS p.m. work. Hours: 6:45 ihnv — 3:15 188 Hillstown Rd. Stweragt Disposal Co. Call BUtler 9-9679 Priced for quick sale. , '' In All Pileo Ranges zen foods and Easter plants. Open­ p.m., 40 hour week, or a.m. from loading depot In your imme­ For Appointment Used less than three years. In COMPLETELY furnished four quiet neighborhoix]. MLS No. 412. before he could move. Lot 100x160. P ing gifts to the ladies, free pony ISO-182 Pearl St. — Ml S-5S08 three colors, robe, .green and gray. OPEN SATURDAYS — OPEN THURSDAY EVENINOS PLOWING LAWNS and,’ gardens Private Instructions 28 to 6:15 p.m. 21 hour week ofv3:30‘ diate area. No operating expense room single house.. All electric John H. Lappen, Inc. MLS Real­ Flill beuiement. > Choose From: Ambassador, rides for the children. Open seven 7:15 p.m., 21 horu week. Pleashnt To be offered In trade lots only kitchen, oil -heat, located In Bol­ A Real UnusuUl Buy tor, MI 6-5261, evenings MI 9-2896, $16,500 — Some Smart buyer* Js ESTMATES GLADLY GIVEN days a week, 8 a.m. -- 9 p.m. 811 with rotary plow. Call PI 2-7669 or experience required Six day Premier, Regal, Custom. after, 4 p.m. DOES YOUR child have a reading congenial surroundings. Apply to (not less than 50 sq. yards) to be ton, adults only. MI 9-1794. MI 36216. going to take advantage of this slk E u t Middle Tpke. Across the disability? Private tutoring done Dietitian-, 1-2 p.m. daily, Man­ above average earnings, with 26-Week sold as is, where Is. at $3.95 per CH ARLE5 "LESPERANCE rciom ranch with garage, fireplace, strMt from Shady (Jllen. right, through the summer. CaU chester Memorial Hospital. a sthaijy and more profitable job sq. yard, padding included. Nor­ VERNON-^Five room ranch. Brand etc. On bus line. Excellent value. RUSCO SALES OFFICE MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA MI 3-4670. each season due to' hospitalization "Since 1907 By Beld mal selling price of this carpet Suburban For Rent 66 MI 9-7620 new $lk,800. Manchester — Five $16,750—Six room cape with full television service. Ml. 9-4641 IP YOU USB Avon (Joametics, you TRAINING is $19.50 per sq. yard. Sale for room ranch,, brand hew. 'piree shed dormer. Basement garage. 149 Jm DLE TPKE. WEST Automobiles for Sate 4 can readily understand how easy and bonus arrangement. No phone It’c Been Of Course” this week only, ends April 20th. 3 AND 4 ROOM new apartments bedrooms, one convertible to' din­ Bonds^—Stocks MortgaKes 31 calls accepted. with garbage - disposal and mod­ Spe^jROOM Capo Cod, off Center Nice quiet location. Many extras. TEL."m1 9-8641 or MI 9-4856 NEED A CAR? Short on a down FLOOR SANDING and rcflnlshlM. it la to sell. We require pleasant, 9 a.m.6 p.m.. at 915 Main St., St.—Gabinet kitchen, electric ing room. Beautiful living room Another dam good value. Speciiulzlng in old ' floors. Au. mature woman In Manchester to COURSES Hartford. Ellis Bros. CH 2-5531. em conveniences, no pats. (Jen-, with fireplace. $16,900. Immediate The Bartlett-Bralnard Co. :EDAR SHINGLES OR SHAKES' payment or had your credit turned HQME OWNERS! Combine year- ,For complete details visit Mr. A. ' ANTIQUESmm — TINE TFURNITURE traUy located.. Adults only. Inquire stove, exhaust fan. Oil hot air. Ga­ $16,600 — Six room colonial with 9-6750. serve regular customers. CaU occupancy. J. D. Realty Co., John West Hartford, Coim. down? Don't give up! For a good end bills into an easy-to-pay sec­ L. Muro, Hotel Statler, Hartford, In MAPLE DOUBLE bed with between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m> dally rage, amesite drive. (Jonvenlent to basement garage. Located on Par­ deal—not thm a amall loan com- ond mortgage loan costing only a 3-5195. on Wednesday, April 17, from 10:00 From ESTATE of MRS. NELLIE WILCOX bus, school', . shopping. $13,90(). DeQuattro, Broker, MI 3-5262, MI ker St. Must be sold. Lot of house TO MATCH YOUR HOUSE! HONEY WAGON Septic Tank spring, practically new. Call except Wed. and Sun. Rotikville, 9-3640, MI 9-8076. for the money. WE WANT AC­ y—see "Harry” at 833 Main cleaning,, repairing, installations. penny a month for each dollar you a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EXPERIMENTAL Removed From Late Home, Durham, Conn. 3-8990 after 5 p.m. TR 5-4580. MLfi No. 397. Ken Ostrinsky, Real­ Showroom Open (Formerly Dciuglas Motors). owe. (Call Frpik Burke at (CH. TAP TEACJHERS for beginners and tor. MI 3-5159. TION (or a buyer). So make your 24 hour service. Reasonable rates, babies. Daily guarantee $10. We m a c h i n i n g Sale at Legion Hall—Manchester, Conn. 6(4 ROOM MATURE home on two Daily r free advice. MI 9-2330. 6-8867 days or JA 9-5553 eves. Con­ '(On I..eonnrd St, off Main 8t., opposite State Armory)' COMBlNA’nON GAS and oil stove, lots, very desirable location, re­ offer and "start packing." BEFORE YOU BUY a uaad ear necticut Mortgage Excnapge. train free.- Phone MI 9-4400 1:30- Wanted t o Rent 68 MANCHESTER-r-NeW llsUng'—only see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.19S7 at 10 A.M. excellent, condition, reasonable. $15,800 (dr six room Cape Cod on cently redecorated, two-car over­ REFRIGERATION sales and serv Clall MI 8-4823. size garage, Bowers School area. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor . Sates and Service, 285 Main ice. Commercial, resldenUal, air A & P TEA COMPANY • " (Inspection Aftei^ 9 A, M.) > YOUNG eXJUPLB aniychUd desire Foxcroft Drive. Hot water, heat MI 3-1677 Friday Until 9 p.m. Street ML 9-4571. Open evenlnga. AAA MORTGAGE PLAN EXPERIMENTAL oil fired, garage, combination Jcdin- H. Lappen, Inc. MLS Real res. MI 6-7751 condiUoners, -^rtezers. A. and W. Applications accepted for I WANT A RELIABLE four rowh Unfurnished apartment tor, MI 6-5261, Evenings, MI Refrigeration Co>. MI 9-1237, MI SHEET METAL Many Fine Offerings, Partial List:—Chsrry Slant Top Desk, TRUSTWORTHY PERSON or house. Call MI 3-7614. storm sash and doors. Priced for Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. At NO BXTRA COST to You! 1961 CHEVROLB3T two-door Fleet- 9-2050, MI 9-0055. 1. A first or second mortgage at A & P TEA COMPANY Grocery Clerks in Manches­ Maple Tester Bed, Early Queen Anne Flat Top Highboy, Cherry WHO’S GOING .quick sale. Exclusive with 9-2896, MI 3-8219. "ne, good condition, 8395. Phone low interest rates. ter on full-time basis. Highboy Base, Maple 4 Post Bed, Several Fine 2 and 3 Drawer HOUSEKEEPING YOUNG (30UPLE would like four Roberts Agency Realtors, AD MI 9-1741 or MI 9-8029. 2. A comfortable repayment plan Blanitet Chests, Set of 6 Sheraton Bamboo Ruah Seat Chairs, rooms unfurnished. (Jail collect 2-9683, evenings Mr. WUson, Ne\(r- MANCHESTER— Six room Cape Read Herald Advs. to fit your pocket. • Applications accepted for TO TAKE OVER eoMi>ufis Ishlng; anUques restored. Fumi ..snack and dairy bar. Heavy traf­ PRAH A WHITNEY ting married. All this for only $17,000. Now “ Vowlol '1952 CHEVROLETT Dc luxe sedan. ture Repair Service, Talcottville. fic, ample parking. Ideal invest­ Pension Plan Group Insurance 201 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN—Phone BLOND BEDROOM «»*m4 D'a-ptnaM Doesn’t bum oil. 8375. Also ' fine Ml. 8-7449. AIRCRAFT , RAYMOND B. REID—Phone MI 9-4411 \ vacant. Se-ver'al other good list­ Tiie CHESHIRE, in all rizM •or (in noir-YOURSOP I ment for couple. Priced to sell. .Hospitalization Vacation with pay LIVING ROOM SUITE ings. CaU Qoodchild Realty 0>., Own Backyard! 650x20 truck' tires, tubes. MI. Owners have other ifnteresta. CaU Division of United Aircraft 6-PC. DINETTE SET 9-1353. FLAT FINISH Holland window Corporation - Realtors, MI 3-7925 or BU 9-0988- shades, made to measure. All Afl 9-7600 evenings, |pnly^ Group Insurance Apply daily between 8:30 "PhUco” Elec. Ref. Member MLS. Eaat Hartford 8, Connecticut "(Joloric” ComblnaUon Range 1955 FORD V8 9 passenger station nietal veneUan blinds at -a new Vacation with pay ’ a. m.-6 p.m. At A & P Super­ "Maytag” Washer wagon. 1964 Ford V8 ranch wagon. tow price. Keys maile while you Help Wanted— Female 35 market, ,116 E'. Center St., - "Emerson” Television Set 1954 Plymouth 2 dr. Wagon. 1964 wait. Marlow’s. “"Hoover” Vacuum NOW... BUY YOUR GARAGt Ford V8 9 passenger Country (CL£RK TYPIST for general office Applications accept^ for Manchester. v'- FORMICA counters, ceramic wall FOR SALE Also' included Sealy Innerspring NOTICE JHIS HlYf lASY WAY squire. Fitzgerald Motors, former­ work. Apply Alexander Jarvis Co., part-Jime work—mornings. WANTED—Experienced or non-ex- ly Brunner’s, Taicottvllle’, Conn and floor tile. Let us modernize 5 Dover Rd. Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex­ In accordance with the requlre- Open evenings till 9. your bathroom and kitchen. For perienlced he^vy equipment oper­ ander ’ Smith” - Rugs, Lamps, menta of the Zoning Begulatlpns tree esUmates call MI. 9-2655, The Apply daily between 8:30 ators and laborers. A. Dzen Con- Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Inlaid and WANTED—Waitress (or nights. Ap­ :Struction (Company, Ml 9-4356 for th e' Town of Manchester, Tbt FARMINGTON, in aU sixaa NOMONEVMHN 1953 CHEVROLET 2 door radio, Tile Shop, Bucklahd. ply in person at lyuiie’a GrUl, 444 a. m.-6 p.m. At A & P Super­ CONVERSE a few other articles. Conn., the Zoning BoareJ of Ap­ heater. All good new tires, only Center St. Ml 9-8061, market, 116 E. Center St., Phone Me Immediately 8595. Low bank terms. Fitzgerald WEAVING of', bums, moth boles SERVICE STA’nOH attendant — JR. Hartford CHapel 76358 peals wUl hold a puDlic hearing on SVeaitlDtsg Motors, formerly Brunner.’s, Tal and torn clothing, bosieiw runs, INTERESTING and diversified Manchester. Experienced man needed for busy AFTER 7 P.M. CH 6:4890 Thurad($y event g, April 26, 1957, 1st Payment Nov. ’57 eottville. Open evenings till 9. , handbags repaired, zipper re posiUon available In laTgermodem. station. Good pay, plenty of over-' See It Day Or Night at 8 P.M: in the hearing room tst Order your Garage now placement, qmbr6Uas repaired, air-conditioned general office .. of time. Apply Economy Filling Sta­ PAINTING AND ' If'you have no means of trans­ the Municipal Building on the fol­ ,. . . have it erected . . . 1953 PACKARD sedans and coupes. men’s Sihirt collars reversed and wholesale distributor. Located Uon, 527 O nter St. portation, I’ll send my. auto for 5 3 4 7 ic wingf appUcations: . STATE use It all. spring . . . Ail overhauled, with radio, heater replace. Marlow’a UtUe Mend­ near Manchester in East Hartford. HOME REGISTRARS -- Pleaaant you! No obligation. HEARING ALSO. summer- . . . and don't ing Shop. morning work, salary $1.25 per Th e MAN Ve want must have a PAPER HANGING automaUQ, go<^ tires. Only 895 Five day 40 hour week, full em­ good car, be Of neat appearance, A— R—T—'S Eddie's Auto Service, 867 Oak- pay/one red cent untU down, balance low bank terms. ploye benefits. Would desire per hour plus bonus. Free transpor­ work nine hours a day and have ' TELEPHONE luijl St,, Residence Zone A. 'Vari­ November, 1957 Fitzgerald Motors, Talcottville, REUPHOLSTERING, slip covers son witA some,.knowledge of typ tation to and 'from work. We tr'ain 4363 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD ance Js iequested to establish a and drapes. Large selection of the need of $95q>er week or better. W ith MOBILHEAT you'll alw ayt have a 5 formerly Brunner's. Open eve­ ing. Roskin Distributors. 275 Park free. Phone MI 9-4406-1:30 • 4:30 Ml 9-3266 TEN PIEC® walmit dining room 'gasoline service^ staUon; to have nings till 9. fabrics. . Quality workmanship, p.m. Monday-Friday. References required. Write Box K, free esUmates given in your home. Avenue, East Hartford. BU 9-9361. Herald. set. Full aize walnut bed, dresser sign for same; and .Certificate of 'and vanity. 9x12 rug. Brooder, Approval. fgeerve supply of fuel right on tl^ premises I 1956 BUIC:K Super Riviera — A Smith’s Upholstery Shop. MI WANTED—Two women’ (or laundry Tba HAMDEN, toall i ^ ^ 4 4 9 hardtop, power steering, power 9-4663, evenings Ml 3-7267. work. Must apply in person. New , Help Wanted—^Male >36 other itema. Vary reasonable. MI Ray L Meachkm, 405 Main faeludii^ Bin 10 yo u s((afaaias brakes, radio, heater, dynaflow. Model Laund^, 73 Summit St. 36598. Street, Business Zone in . Special Call ua for Mobilheat Fr«n then on, well watch your Full price 81650. Let’s trade today. RUGS CLEANEU) and -shaiqpooed. exception is 'requested foe a r r ♦gjs ^ “Our care means Ipnger wear. “ MAN WITH mechanical ability (or NINE PIECE dining room set Umitsd Repairer's Ucense and aupiHy, automatically koq? your tank filled. And ^ •Fitzgierald Motors, Talcottville. THE PRUDENTIAL full time work. Capitol Equipment combinajion coal and'gas stove Open evenings till 9. FYee pickup and delivery. Smith’s APPROXIMATELY 40 ACRES Certificate of Approval i tankfiil-right op the prcmiaea-fivea you aecurity •.**' Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve­ Co., Inc., 38 Main St. automatic gas .water heater, can­ COAST'S INSURANCE COMPANY ning bottles. MI 96549. AU persons 'interested may at you get with no other fuel I f a a supply no one can FAMOUS PLANT „ 1955 DE SOTO Hardtop — Power nings Ml 3-7267. ROUTE SALESMAN. Five day FOR SALE tend this hearing. Garages, -Cottage ' steering, power hM^Sw radio, draw on but you! AND DISPLAY OF AMERICA week. Numerous benefits, estab­ 75 FOREST ST.. MANCHESTER, CO n W FOR SALE —WesUnghouse refrig ZONING BOARD O*” APPEALS Shells, UtiUty heater, automatic; Wo twe- paint. lished routes. Apply In person. MANCHESTER, CONN. erator. -Very - good cimdltion. 8 3 8 3 William H. Stuck, Chairman Spotless iniide and but. F ^i price Building—Contracting 14 has an opening (or a competent WITH Baskete crochited from spark­ ' Now*! the to order twin-action Mobilheat—flje OPEN Buildings, Cout Manchester Coat, Apron and Towel SUITABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT Hartford Natlona'l Bank iuid Tnist Co., Executor, differs for Phone MI 9-6851, - after 5':S0.. Charles S..Towle, .Secretory 81875. Only 8375 dovm. Low buik GARAGES, porches, dormers, rec clerk typist. Permanent epiploy- Supply Ckimpany, 73 Summit St ‘PAn-O-RAMA ling white wUl add a tou(ih of Advt.-67o. 3419 fuel d l that cleans aa it Aeofz/ Pre>Built Homes terms. Fligerald Motors, former­ ment. Attractive working condi- Hartford National Bank and Trust Co., Executor, offers for sale the residence of the late Mias Mary O, Chapman. MINIATURE DUNCAN Phyfe din Spring and Summer freshness to SUNDAYS ly Brunner’s, Talcottville. Open reaUon and atUc rooms built. The ever-popular shlrtw«U»t dreoa ' Kitchen and balhicoms re­ lions, short hours, five day week. sale the property of the late Miss Mary O. Chapman, known as Ing room set,' exceUent condition, It a youthful aleeve’ess version to the room. -One is , 6" — a lovely FOR YOUR evenings tUl 9. modeled. Robert M. Alexander, -Opportunity (or advancement 1013 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester, .Conn. 'This superb property, in a choice location, consists o^ an excel­ MI 3-8825. welcome the warm weather; container for candy or iiuta;' the PERSONAL INSPECTION ACT NOW MI 9-'7718. Regular salary increases. DESIGNERS lent IS room English style residence, 3 room cottage, greenhouse other is 13" with a base wide 1966 BUICK SUtlon Wagbn—Radio, Comprising approximately 40 acres, this valuable land on Hus APARTMENT GAS stove in good Stripes are won(lerf il'y slimming. 1041 DixYPeU Ave., Hamden Ml 96226 '^Experienced men required for and large garage oh approximately ..two acres of beautifully land­ 'Onough to hold a water glass for heater, dynaflow, white wall Urea. CHIMNEY, FIREPLACE; stone 63'( Main St., Manchestiir line and.near the Wilbur .Cfroas Hig'hway, offers an excellent op­ scaped grounds. ((ondlUon and -wringer washer. No„ 8883 with -Patt-o-Rama In­ fresh flowers. (An ideal May-time » • 0 0 0 O o o 6 Mobilheat Only 9,000 mil.es. Just like new contractor. 30-9-5451, AO 3-5042 Ikyout and developiheht of elec.- portunity for residential development. Phone 1 ^ 9-2161. cluded Is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, WANTED SOCONT VACU U M HEATING O U 82875. Low down payment. Low 20. Size 12, 80 bust, 4 8/8 yards'of gift for that special friend!) ■ or 318 Fern St. Central Downtcfwn Lo(uition troniq equipment. Business ma . The property is presently improved with a summer, cabin and Offers.to purchase, in the form of sealed bids, must be Dubmit- Pattern No. iU47 contains cro­ Woman neat appearance bank, terms. Fitzgerald Motors, chines or stmUar experience help­ S3-tndi. . ™ Coast-Conat- LumberLumbei Corp. C-68 formerly Brunner’s, TalcoUviUe. INTERIOR AND exterior remodel­ NURSES AIDES. Pull time, 3 p.m. two bams.. ted in writing to Hartford National Bank and Trust Co., Real chet directions for both baskets to work in Aasmbly Dept. ful. Excellent opportunities for the Estate Dept., 36 Pearl S t, Hartford, (Conn., not-later than 4 PJd., - For this pattern, send 33c in stitch iUustrations; finishing dt- ^ 1041 Dixwell Ave., Hamden, Conn. ■ Open evenings till •; ling, houses and garages Free li p.m., part time, 11 p.m.-7 a.m Offers to purchase, in the form of sealed bids, must be submlt- NOTICE coins, yqur name, address, size Sewing experience helpful ■ UNlverslty 5-1181 ■ esUmates. CaU W.-F. Hensel. AO.- CaU kU 9-2324. , right man.' April 22, 1957,. accompanied by a Artllled check or cash for 5% rectiims. 1955 VOUeSWAGEN 9 passenger ted-'in writing to Hartford National Bank am) Trust Co., Real desired, and U e pattern number Send 25s In COINS, your name; ibut not essential. Apply in C A U Mlteholl 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY Gentlemen; ' 3-5966. Estate Dept. 36 Pearl St., Hartford. Conn., not- later than 4 P.M. of the.offer. ' ' , . ' ■ I.wcmld Uke to (xintact Mrs. EUl- I; SUE BURNETT, TBE MAN­ staUon wagon, very clean' 8295 HOUSEWIVES interested in work- April'22;, 1957, accompanied by certified check or cash for 5% of nor HUl HubbeU, formdrly of Black address and the PATTERN -IfUM- person— ■ Please send me a FREE lUuatrated down. Low bahk terms. F;itzgeiUd IP Yoy INTEND to buUd your injg two or three evenings a week. GRAY MANUFACTURING CHESTER EVENING PEBAUl, BER to ANNE CABOT, THE SILENT Glow OIL BURNiis I ■Ckitalog. I ; — offer. ' ~ j ' -w' ' AU offers .will be revievi^ subject to the general conditions of River, New York, and perhapa 1130 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Motors, formerly Bnuwer'a, Tal- new home call -WlUiam Kanehl, Car necessary. Phone MI 36247. COi a prospectus, approval oflhe Directors of the Hartford National Uving in Manchester. MANCHESTER EVENING HER­ HName cottvtlle. Open evenings Ull 9.^ Contractor and Builder, AO. 1,6 Arbor St., Hartford All,offen will be reviewed-subject to*the general conditions 'of .ORK M. N. Y. , ALD, 1130 AVE. AMERICAS, CHARGE NUIUiE—Two nlghU per Bank and l ^ s t Co.,-and Trustees of Manqhester Memorial Hos­ ' Bem tid K. Gray, Basic Fashion, Spring | A Sum­ Street .ss 8-7778. "A GOOD^PLACn: TO WORK" a prospectus, approvell of the.Dlrcctora. df HartXoW National pital. The bank rese^es the right ,tS reject any and ail offers. IfEW YORK M. N. T. \ Fisher C ity ...... Zona . . . S ta ts -.....) ■ w^ek, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. (5aU MI Bank Euid Trust _Co., and the Trualeee of--Manchester Memorial • Attorney mer 'AT wUl (Might you with its It’s ready! The 1857 NeetDework Auto DriYlng School 7>A BIDWELL Home' Improvement Co; 9-2358. 118 Washington St. DRY CUANM SS.-IK. ■Phone ( Hospital. Tl)e bank reserves Die right to reject any.'and all offers. 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\ ■ '".'.S'- ! ■■ ‘ 7 ^ ''^ \ e Artrage Daily Net Press Run The Weather , For the Week Ended f Fweeut af U. 8. Wwtber 1 ■/' MONDAY, A ra iL 16, IMTS ApriMS, 1957 PAGE SIXTEEN aoady, not M eoM tonight, dlaurlirfltrr lEngning Ijgralb 12,578 46-45. Cloody, eoettaesd warn Member of the Audit Wednesday, ,dianea of sifteniaan Mrs. Richisrd C- .Mulready, 637 Manchester LeMol«y, will confer the Initiatory Lake MlchigM. Hia wife, the for­ Degree upon a claas of candidate! day Communion service at 8 p.m. group in ‘‘Fanny’s First Play,” by of. the evening and will exemplify G^rge Bernard Shaw, on April the Master Mason degree. At the Lt. . Earl W. Knofla, who has mer Maribn M. McGuire of this « t 7:S0 thli evening in the Masonic The subject of the meditation will completed a tour of duty as com­ be ‘‘Religion -Come Alive.” 24 at the Bugbee School, West conclusion of the evening there town. Joined her husband at Wau­ Temple. All members are urged fo manding officer of the USS' watosa. • I attend -the business meetiM be­ Hartford. will be a social-hour and refresh­ ments. "Eclah,” a unit of the 7th Fleet In October 1952, he received his I U.S. Grabs cause flnal plana for the father Dakota Council, No. 61, Degree operating in westerit Pacific wa of 'Pocahontas, will meet in Odd Miss Marilyn Rogers, daughter commission as first lieutenant of and son banquet will be submitted ters, has been spending a few days the U.S. Naval Reserves. In Janu­ for approval. Officers are request­ Fellows hall at 7:30 Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rog­ Xi Gamma Chapter, of Beta ers, 500 E. Center SL, is a mem- Sigma Phi will meet tomorrow witb his father, William A. Knofla, ary 1964, he arrived in Tokyo Bay, ed to M present at 7. * nigHt. Members of the combined 93 Henby St. He will proceed to Suspect in degree team are reminded of the ber of the production staff for the evening at 8:1b at the home of Mrs. and the following April Mrs. Knof­ world premiere qf Bernard Heines' la Joined! him, and they have made Mr. and Mrs. Prank YltuHo. 12 degree work to be put on at the Robert Uttle, 148 Peafl St. meeting of Sunset Council tonight. drama. "The Midnight Cry," to be, their home in Japan since. Garth ftd.,, celebrated their 25th presented Friday, Saturday aifd Last evening, a gr'6up of 50 wedding anniversary yeeterday The Buckley School PTA will ’55 Killing St. Margaret Mary's Mothers Sunday evenings by Pen, Paint meet tonight at 8 o’clock .at the relatives and friends greeted the with a ’g^athering of relatives and and Pretzels, Tufts University young career officer at “open close friends at their home. Circle will meet tomorrow night school. The' speaker will be Dr. “f honorary undergraduate dramatic Leonard Menezer, director of den­ house" in his honor at the Knofla Detroit, April x6(/P)— ‘ at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Amman, April 16 (/P) — Charles W. Brown, FBI agent! Memorial ‘IVsmple, No. S3, Pyth­ Vera Daniels, 200 Woodland St. society. tal health for the Hartford Health home. , Bedouin troops and security Department, who will speak on ih charge of the Detroit of-! ian Sisters, will hold a rummage police held .Iordan under tight sale Thursday at 9 a.m. in the va­ Specialist 3.C, William P. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic "How Fluoridation Can Be E f­ fice, said today a man arrest-} cant store in the Johnson Block, Klotzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ladies of Columbus, Will meet to­ fected in Our Community." control today as the moderate morrow night at 8:15 in St. Jam m’ ed yesterday in Windsor, Ont..! 707 Main S t, under the chairman­ Klotzer, 380 Wbodbridge St., re- new government got dow» to had been definitely identified ship of Mrs. Carl Hilding, cenUy participated in a -fleld School hall. The guest speaker the hard work of restoring \ training exercise with the 6th In­ will be Glenh Rivard, State pur- as Leonard Ewing .Scott, long| fantry Regiment in Berlin. Ger­ charing agent, who will talk about PTA W-ill Choose stability to the country, ' sought by Los Angeles police 1 many. A gunper in the regiment's narcotics. Proven! US' first Job, following the hec-1 in the slaying of his -wealthy; Co. K, he entet;ed the Army in -Officers Tuesday tic 6-day cabinet crisliT from DyiMimiting, Goons, April 1655. and arrived in, Ger­ Daughters, of Liberty. No. 17, which King Hussein emerged with ; wife, Evelyn. i OLLIE'S a decisive victory over Leftist and many in September of that year. LOLI, will hold its regular meet­ The Washington PTA will hold I ing in Orange Hall tomorrow, extremist elements, will be to* Detroit, April 16 (iP)—U.S. i AUTO BODY its , monthly meeting tomorrow "clean the Communists and tneir Army Sgt. L C. Lawrence I. < night. A social hour, ■with refresh­ evening at 8 o’clock In the White DYNAMIC on- authorities said j Decker Jr.,- son of Mr. and Mrs. ments, will follow the meeting. sympathizers out of key posts in- :that a man, apprehended by ★ W ELDING Building. the government and the Army. I Lawrence I. Debker Sr., 76 Garden Final arrangements will be made . A new slate of officers for the ★ -AUTO BODY and St., ia participating In a 3 -week Oniy two minor demonstrations ' Canadian authorities yester-' for the rummage sale, planned ensuing year will be brought.be­ INSURANCE ' day, told U.S. officials today Wa.shington, April 16 ifP)—Senate Rackets investigators RNDER REPAIRS training exercise \rith the Artil­ April 25. fore the association. After the • were reported today. In Old Jeru­ j lery Meteorological Section of the salem. ‘Leftist students and teach­ he was Leonard Ewing Scott. today unfolded a story of dynamiting, threats, beatings and ★ COMPLETE CAR business meeting, Mrs. Hooks llU i Airborne Division in.Germa- Manchester Grange will hold a Johnston, minister of education at ^•ans Batttr Protection ers staged h parade. Members of ' A man by tliaf'name has been use of imported armed “goons”, to enforce the will of union ny. He entered the Army in May regular meeting Wednesday night the Moslem Brotherhood waylaid PAINTING the Center Congregational CSmrch. I Navy Photo souglit by Los Angeles Police | officials in the Scranton, Pa., area. LACQUER and ENAMEL 1853, received- basic training at at 8 o’clock In Orange Hall. Neigh­ \yill speak- on "Glimpses of the them snd. in a brief skirmish, a ' Ft. Campbell. Ky., and arrived in Lt. Earl W. KnoRa Furs Need A Cool few’ persons were injured. The oth- in the .slaying of his wealthy, Arnold Schiavi, owner of a bakery, related to the Senators bor's night will be observed. Mem­ South,” Illustrated w-lth colored j that “very fbiil language” telephone calls-to him and his wife 8 Griswold Street Europe, in' January, 1956. Hia bers are reminded to bring arti­ Norfolk, Va., this week where he LoBonno-Silvorstoin er demonstration took place in ' wife, Evelyn. I slides. Following Mrs. Johnston's I Leo Blythe, U.S. Immigration in- TeL MI-9-S025 wife, decile, is with him In Ger- cles for the variety i.able. talk, refreshmenta will be served will join his ship, the USS “Stick- Asfociotos Nablus. j during a drive by the Teamsters Union to organize his truck many. Climate For The Summer In Amman, leaders of ' Leftist ! ! speotor flt the Detroit-Wlnd.sor. drivers even included the implied threat that his children in the cafeteria. ell.” ■ Ont., border, said the man supplied A Missionary Ingathering Serv­ The executive committee is re­ Fdllowing his- graduation from M l 3-1155-MI 9-0638 groups have been warned drastic j would be run down by automobiles unless he knuckled under ice will be held by the Women's action will be taken against them ! the najiie in an.s\ve:- to a routine minded to meet at 7:30 with How­ the University of Michigan wi,th question. to union demands. 6 Home League tomorrow at 2 p.m. ard Ctiace, president. the rank of- ensign, he served in the and that meari.s just one place, our fur storajje if they start, trouble. . at the Salvation Arpiy Citadel. In The future of Maj. Gen. Ali Ab\i ; Up to that point, the man—who He said some of the callers "told us our kids had to cross vault. In Hale's scienti'fic'^cold .storage vault, your had been detailed by Canadian January, members received permits - furs are protected from heat, moths, moisture and N\iwar, 34-year-old chief of staff the streets to go to school and ail that.” for a "Buffalo Hunt," and they of the -Iordan Army, remained in DR. KHALIDI authoritie.s since yesterday—had insured against fire and theft! insisted he was Lewis Stewart. 50. The names coming into the hearings were chiefly those of have been collecting and saving doubt, informed sources said. Brig. union officials—these were not Confined to the'Teamsters them for the Army's missionary Sadik Sharaa. deputy chief of staff. I o i t u .« c l * . of Toledo. He had steadfastly rcf\i.sed, to Union—but there was brief mention of Mayor James T. work, knowm aa "Self Denial." • FURS STORED AT 3% OF VALUATION is returning from London. S l l C i a i l K a r l l P S i S p I l t ; They‘ will bring th Ir offering to A REPEAT SALE! MaJ. Gen. All Hayarl is acting - . peimit fingerprints to he taken. He Hanlon. t ------the meeting tomorrow night. MANY STYLES WERE SOLD OUT IN JUST ONE DAY! chief------of staff.---- Nuwar------has officially— On Ike s Doctrine gave hlm.self up to American Paul Bradshaw, a convicted' ^ -M-fc Minimum ChargO $3.00 been given 14 days leave and authorities on advice of counsel. dynamiter and former steward ofi Senate rasses Members of the cast and any­ latest information available indi­ — * - ■ ' \ Stewa'rt was in custory of im- the Scranton Teamsters local, tes- one else willing to participate in •Ca@ [L[L®M .,@ iS® [!D G a® ’ cated he remains In S.vria. Khartoum. Sudan, April 16 migration officers while FBI tifledrihat Hanlon asked him to Sw’itrlMd l>>yBlly The two leading parties in S\idan's agents stood by to question him. ' 1 "hold off” disclosures about other the skit to be presente.d at the May • UNTRIMMED CLOTH COAT$ coalition meeting of. the Robertson PTA will He switched hia loyalty during government .have split I police were called in Windsor by! union officials until after an elec­ $41MiUion BiU the crisis when it appeared the over the Elsenhower Middle East a Canadian customs officer. J. G. T tion. meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock $50.00 Volun— $1.50 Doctrine. at the school. ; IMPORTED SHEARS AND SCISSORS NaUonal Socialist party of Sulei­ Rosaire Balllargeon. who rerog-1 Arrow in Head ^Doesn^l Hurl^ The Senators did not immediate­ man Nabulsi, whom Hussein ousted Leaders of the People's Republi- nized the name “Lewis Stewart" s.s ly develop, detailed testinjony about For Post Office from the-premiership last Wednes ca.n party, which holds six of the that u.sed by the mis.sing Scott j Jimmy Rains, 9, kept repeaUng to his father in Oklahoma City that the arrow in hia head didn't this or even bring out what elec­ The Ladies Auxiliary of the luirt. ■ During the one-hour surgery; the home made arrow wliich penetrated one-half inch, was re­ tion Bradshaw referred to. Army apd Ntvy Club will hold a • FUR TRIMMED CLOTH COATS day. would be victorious Whether' 16 cabinet seats, announced opposi- when he entehed Ontario through Washington, April 16 . — The FRESH FROM REG. $2.25 Nuwar will be forgiven remains to| Hon to the American program "it Sarnia la.st May 14. | moved from his skull. , Youth, who is In serious condition, told his father that he and another boy, But Bradshaw later told report­ Senate quickly passed and sent setback party tonight a t'8:30 at be seen. ; the doctrine contradicts our neu- had been shooting the arrow into the air when accident occurred. ers the reference was to the 1955 the clubhouse. TO $3.25 VALUES Cliarle.s W. Brown, agent in i »e today $75.00 Valu*~$2.00 (The Damascus new’spaper A1 tral policy." charge of the Detroit FBI office. \ tirinir nrimarx- election. He said ! Alam quoted Nabulsi, foreign min. I A party spokesman cal ed for said , 9,^, stewartStewart resembles Scott and ;;TP 1 ^ ^ » MUNSON’S CANDY KITCHEN sler in the new cabinet, as saying ■ a conference of Arab nations to well like the Los Angeles ' 1 H X V Geillllg-S : ^ ^ . f J j I _ „ self then, having been elected in , ...... 1953 for a 4-year term. Hanlon i * , ‘?'':?L'‘ iman. but .said the nun gave^ !• 'o t:. a VTOS I C t X KjUt ± 1(111 H riDmArriit BOOH AS it lUCt tOuSy AIlO P&88€d will resume his duties shortly. The: the Hlisenhower program of U.S. age as .50 whe-.e Scott-is 88. lUrffCCl 111 OSV Eveiyone lovea the dellcfoua goodneaa and freahneas of eandlet - : Bradshaw’claims he is ''taking I “y Complete identification will de-1 * 5 ^ e rap” for the dynam itlng-of-l ^ t e ^ e Senate AppropriaUons from our apoUeaa Idtchen. » (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued on Page Nine) pend on fingerprint tests, Brown Boston. April 16 14*1 Gov. Kur- non-union building project in 1954 Committee had *PPfoved It TiH,nKHAL€cos> said. Held Fiscal Insanity and that the Teartsleri Union has * 10-minute ses- MANCHiSTIR CONH* Stewart had been slopped at the colo' today called for a tax rate Ftoturifif a complata ossortmMt of boskat Ml«n That Interpret The limitation plan to insure that let him dow-n, and that is the rea- ■‘'JJl ■ -J- Windsor end of the Detroll-Wind- son he is talking. 1 The bill had to be ratumed te Wishes Of The Family CORNER MAIN and OAK STREHS sor tunnel. Canadian authorities revenue from the sales tax he pro- and novtlHM. pose.s will reduce local real e.slate stale Capitol. Hartford, April 16-highway fund -estimated at more Mayor Hanlon] reached at Scran-7!>® y®**?'': U.S. Ships Soon to Use said extradition pi-oteeding.s were (4*1- Senate Chairman Newman M. than $37 million. ton, denied ever discussing the day, because the Senate ' added not necessar.v because he had not taxes. Alae, fined baaketa, besurtifully decorated egga, amaJI foiled bfgs. JOHNS. BURKE Th? details are in a ."I'J page bill Marsilius Jr. of the Finance Com-1 Gov. Ribicoff and Nelvman E dynamiting case with Bradshaw $800,000 for Senate Housekeeping formally entered Canada mlttee a-sserted today it would be Argraves. state highway commis­ items. However, the House Is lirtu- Hay Jelly egga, batter eream mix, aoUd and bellew boanlea In FUNERAL HOME Varies W Le^-ol-ture and added he was sending a tele­ today. “fiscal Insanity" to drop the gaso­ sioner, have proposed continuation gram to the committee putting that ally certain to accept this Senate .white and chocolate, all aizes. TEL. .511 3-S868 Suez-But Under Protest immigration inspector at the De line tax back to 4 cents a gallon. of the 6*cont lax to meet future denial,before its members formal­ money -nltliout question. Thus the troit-Wind.sor tunnel, said Stewart The Governor went personally to 87 EAST CENTTER ST. the House rhamber . fo deliver a His comment came on the heels road building needs. Such a bill ly measure may be sent on to Pres­ DMidew ail time farorltea Munaon'a chocolatea, hard ciaadiea, A51BULANCE SERVICE was picked up yesterdaj' on sus­ of reports that some of hia GOP was introduced in the Legislature. From Bradshaw and William ident Elsenhoiver during the after­ picion over n car'permit request. special nieasage at anjolnt session The meeting yesterday of Repub' noon. trtaiilf wafers, bon bona, peanut butter klasea, cream and butter Washington. April 16 (.P) -The. talks with Eg>'pt will be held pn outlining hIS plan. ' y colleagues may'oppose Gov. Rib'i- Ryan, a highway contractor, there t^dge^ pecan roll, nut baric, salted nhta. Hollow ground United States la now about ready] the 9-month dlih>ut^ which touched Scott disappeared last May 1, a Under terms of th i bill, each 6ofrs?equesl that the tax be' con-1 Ih’zn Hoiue C ^ m i^ a chairmen was testimony of violence to foiTe Thar«6natoMOHrtiottBke th6«|>- to allow American ships to pa4* ! off fighting last October. few week? less.than a.year from tinned at Its present e^cent lever i*>® * *®«^®*°fw«®^>y unionization of workers on a high­ portunity either to lambast dr de­ through the Suez Canal under the' time "that his wife vanished, city and- town which'accepts the Although they have yielded little, new distribution monev, would be beyond July l] 1958. conferences, which GOP way project. fend Postmaster General Bummer- ALSO DIETETIC CHOCOLATE Egyptian terms —• provided they the private U.S.-Egyptian talks in May 1955. He forfeited $25,000 Said Marailiiia- leaders say are intended to expe- Goons with Guns field. The Houae spent several P required to establish ^ Is x ceiling. do so under protest against have continued in Cairo. U.S. Am­ bail which bondsmen had posted “T’m thc msjor buslness awaiting houra doing so yesterday after­ (contains no angar) Egypt’s operating arrangements. bassador Raymond Hare met for after his indictment in April 1956 'Valuations also would be frozen Bradshaw testified that about GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES tax at 6 cents as the only means ^mute Jams 3,600 pickets were assigned to halt noon before passing the measure.. SELF SERVE Top officials who disclosed this a half hour yesterday with Egyp- on forgery and grand theft ^ The admlnistrauoh had asked (Continued on Page Ten) by which we can develop our ox-1 m^'i Ordinary edge today predicted . such a go-ahead ■tian Foreign Minister Malimoud charges Involving the administra­ Highway Survey operations at Ryan's roadbuilding for |47 million to carry the de­ Fawzl. panded free road program. The Job In- Wyoming OoUnty about AND would be given A"i«rican shipper.^ tion of his wife’s $600,000 fortune. only other alternative would be State Finance Commissioner Jo­ partment through the remaining within a WMk. Responsible authorities said the A grand Jury, acting at the re­ seph M. Loughlln announced today eight miles from Scranton. Only 2 4 months of this bookkeeping Hollow ground makes the dif­ The government move would American report to.,the U.N. Secur­ curtailment of the road program or that a Buryey of the State Highway 45 men worked on the Job. Ti»iW.HAUcoM quest of the Las Angeles district another great expansion of our year, but Republican Oongresstonal ference! Just like .a straight void earlier State Department "ad ity Council would contend that attorney, also indicted Scott for Craekpot Curb Department is being conducted. "Were some goons brought In leaders, said Presidtnt Eisenhower razor, hollow ground scissors MANCHIITIII CONH* vice" that American ships kesep ^SYPt has failed todlve up to the the slaying of his wife. -The slaying borrowing.” Ixnighlin said the survey, which from New Jersey with guns?” la willing to settle for the $41 are sharper to begin with, stay away from the canal Jintll phys- *** principles it pledged to follow indictment was, returned Oct. 16, The gas tax, rep LIFE on (he all hew ofa. PRAGUE CANNED HAMS serious injuries in automobile ac­ could be easy-lo-get pills. radiation is damage to the bone Why iMT repair bill? Because, he has instructed us to fault was of a man of ai slight Police are of the opinion that if for re-election to the Senate next T.I, . . marrow and organs which form Early voting in New Jeraey’a 1957 O LDSM O ULE ' $I .'!Z9 Yd.. 45".Wide $1.29 Yd., 39" Wide $1.29 Yd.. 45" Wide build \vearlng a cap and a leather Kolakowfki remains In uie wooded year. cident. T h e after-attack ^''^*tment tiood cells and blood. Within primary electloa today was -se- elegn the accumulated soot from'his system, oil and-ad­ area, it may be some time before i “I assume ^ e president wH) Sen Elates Kefauver (D-Tenn) could ^ injecUona of bone marrow, geygn nionkeys , jwrtod ’'extremely Ught through. jacket and carrying a Jcnapaack.' It might even b4 animal bone mar- ___ just his burner and fill his tank to the brim with oiL A N D JAG U A R . This description fits closely with he makes a slip. They point out i skipport me," Jftn e r said. “I know asys IntemLl Revenue Service has ‘ .blood appeared quite normal w ith: put the 'state dee^te Ideal FABRIC DEPAR'TMENT—(MAIN FLOOR REAR) 7 to KL Lb. Size tt> one being- u s^ by police in their that he\is an experienced woods- ■ of no - reason -why he shouldn't. started .a study of private electric rovi', perhaps someday stheked ‘ pri^reatmenr' or a gqpd Used Car I ’m a Republican." utllit}' advertising which Kefauvec weather. Sea Wayae Dumont Jr!, search for Francis KolakowakI, 42, man and for U»e present at least- bone n marrow banks. 1 injections of bone marrow are I a lawyer.from Warren County, Why don’t you be a wise guy, too? Just phone BII who'is wanted for the murder of. Jennef's comments were made in said attacked public pow er... Animal experiments giving the one hope for rescuing the blood! See me at— 'A GENUINE^ IMPORTED HAM MODERATELY PRICED the search is being carried on in basis for some protective medicines ' and Sen. Malcolm' S. Ferbea el 9-4595 or TR 5-8271 now. . , WE'RE OPEN TUESDAY Thm SATURDAY his wife in Hartford last March territoiy which is wholly familiar an interview in the 'WSke of a simi­ Magazine "Newsweek" says . ■ So­ forming machinery after radiaUon ' c a n n e d h a m i s e a .s i e .s t t o p r e p a r e lar statement hy Sen. Malone viet diplomat 'has attemptad to were described today to the Feder'^ Somerset, a New ITork City bwl«, CLOSING MONDAY MEANS' MORE EmciENT'SERVICE THE REST OF THE WEEK 29 and a suspect in the holdup. His -to him. has done Its damage. . Such In­ neao pubileber, ore seeking ttts (R-Nev,) After a 45-mlnute'White lure back to So\-let Union the atlon df American Socitlea for jections help m ice--^vsn nothing HOFFMAN Groan Stemps Givan With Cosh Solos ' picture has been tentatively iden­ • Throughout this area there are Experimental Biology. nomination. winner nppnsns tified by three of the witnesses to Hpnae visit yesterday, Malone said escaped Soviet Air Force officer, before the lethal x-rays^and they, numerous aununer cottages and he would welpome Eisenhower's Peter Pirogov,^ from haven here! inonmbent Gov. Robert B. Moy> GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES the holdup last Friday at - the cabins which 'wrould be easily uti­ Chemicals Abundant also apparently work in monkeya »Our BapataUoa H y K backing In his owm.lB58 re-elecUph United States Rubber Co. to set nor who Is. uneppooed. In thn V DaCO-HEAT MOTORS Hertford Machine Screw Co. in lized as excellent hiding places for Abundant chemicals known as the new findings show. November gnbemntorini electten. b Tour Aaowraace” Wilson aa the man who disarmed campaign. Malone said If Eisen­ new records for both sales -an'd sulfhydryl.compounds are known to The monkeys get shots of bone OLDSMOULE a man who is constantly oa the Held as Spy hower were running agalh—whlch> earnings this year, H. E. Hum the armored car guard and tqpk move. save mice from exposure to x-rays marrow taken from healthy mon- IKE PtCKS NAVY AH>E ^ AND JAGUAR Th8 XM, H A K CORD vK with th# payroll. R o b ^ Folke Damstedt,. 39, the ^President can’t—"Fd be for pjireya Jr., chairman, predicts at which normally would kill all of (eya. Police also point out that Kola- asaistant sepretary of Swe­ him.” stockholder meeting . . ..Utah po« .them. One such chemical Is cys- Wnahington. Apell 18 IH—Pm8-' 1/ M A N C M it m C o n n * The description Also fiU with one koWski, prior to the murder of his Bone marrow from rats brings' dent Eisenhower tM(ny neentuSed Horn* of Smashing Trodts den’s Atomic Energy Commis­ TTie H fvad a lawm aker aaidiUiere Um confiscate 14,600 explosive utoe, a buHding block of proteins. recovery of the hope marrow ■ of given on 1 Sunday by Elton M. wife, had been receiving treati sion, (s being beld on charges was. no discussion in hia talk with peueta, mistaken for candy‘krack- J . Sinelnlr Armstrong, now ehnir- The CORNER MAIN and OAK STREET^ taw is of North Canton who re-| \ ------These chemicals work only if taken' mice—a -different species of anl- mnn o(-the SeeniMm nnj Ex- Conn. Ihrd,, post Hortfgid qf atomic espionage. 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