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TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1959 The Weather AYcnRe Daily Net PrcM PAGE EIGHTEEN FnrooMt of C. 8. Weothor QinaM JlanrhPHtpr Eupiifttg ralli For tho Wook Eotling April 18, 19S9 Fair and oold tonight With oono seattered fro*t. Lbwoot 80 t« 88. Installation of new- officers of Offilcers mid member*,, of the FT' Showers Given I 12,914 lianrh^Bt^r iEuening BrralJi Thiiroday fair, littio warmer, ttigli Brltish-Amertcsn Club will meet i the Rockville Emblem Club will be 80 to 88. AboutTowii held lonorrow niRht at 8 o'clock at the cluliioi'se tomorrow *t 7:30 i Master Plan Sought For Miss Burke LECLERC Member of the Audit at the Bllui Home. Rockville. Tlie I p.ni. and proceed to the Holmes ; Biireou of Clrrulotton y ' Mnnche/tter— A City o f Village Charm ln.-tal)ation will be preceded by a ! Funeral Home, to pay their re- FUNERAL HOME Tli« Emm* Nfttlelon Club of Mia.s Patricia A. Burke of Bos­ dinner at 8 :.10. I anects In William J Fleming, a Center Church will m«<“t in the I memhrr of tho .liib who died yes- For Robertson Park ton, Ma.ss.. formerly of Manchester, (Clasalfled Advertising on Page *8) PRICE FIVE CENTO Robbins room tonirht at 8 o'clock FUNERAL MAN( HKvSTK.R. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL- 22. 19.^9 ! terday. was honored with a miscellaneoii.* VOI*. LXXVIII, NO. (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) Mr. and Mrs. ■William Kirby of The I..ad e; Mi.-.ston£.ry SorietV' 172 timated al $.30,000 by town en­ shower given by her aunt-s. Mrs. Windsor will show color .^lirtibi of of Talcottville ConKiejjational Town Director Fraud* Mahoney'-’ gineer James Shcekey—could pos­ Rose A. Novak and Mrs. Thoma.s SERVICE Bermuda. A social time with re­ rhuri'h -.vill hold a food *ale Th-ir*- j .Mis Irene l-a Palme. 1.Y5 Wal- has called for a meeting of agen- h TT ! ker St , may be called by WBA cie.s and property-owtner.s to start sibly come from othe* sources as O. Miner. 37 Haynes .St.. Saturday Walter N. freshments will follow. i flay It the .1. W. Hale Store. I ; members who wl.sh to have ai- planning the betterment of I well as the $123,000 w hich General night. Leclerc, U.S. Rejecis Demand Seated under a decorated um­ Senior Uirl Scout Troop I will i tides picked up for the rummage Robertson Park in the North End. | Manager Richard Martin has ear­ Director St. James' Mothers Circle will brella of blue, pink and white, the hold a runimafie .«ale at the Com- 1 sale Thursday at*9:3 0 a m. in Odd Mahoney, named recently by marked for capital irhprovoments meet tomorrow nijrht at 8 o'clock m-inity Y tomorrow nipht at fii.iO. I Fellows hall. Articles may also be Mayor Eugene T. Kelly to ramrod next year. The cdnimillce he would bride-to-be opened her many love­ Call Ml 9-5869 at the home of Mr*. Salvatore the Robert.son redevelopment, al.so iiame would suggest an appropria­ ly gifts. The guests enjoyed a buf­ Found Unhurt, Ribicof f Asks Car Fee ! brought In the meeting this eve­ 23 Main Street, Manchester JJolds Line Vinci. 90 Clinton St The co-ho.«: ning or left at the haJl tomorrow experts to show movies to the tion upon completing its study, he fet lunch. esa will be Mrs. Edward Ri taii. The .Golden Rule Club of the 5 night. • ' Board nf Directors within seversl! said. Miss Burke, who is to he married Russians Rap Taliotlville CoiiftroKatioiiiil Church weeks depicting park conditions i Mahoney said that in a tour of May 2 at St. James' Church to Little Lost March will hoM an .vu tion in the chim h Misa Barbara Smith.- daiig-htcr the park Sunday with Olcavage James J. Taipey of Brighton, vc.-trv Thuisday. al 7;l.''i p.m. The Temide fiiapler. Order of the and what will liave to be done to' of Mr. anfi Mr*. Oval J Smith. and Director Alice Lamenr.o he Mass., has been entertained in Bos­ IMnMtard East Hampton, April 22 i/1’1 proceed* will he for the annual F.astern .Star, will meet lomor- improve them; i 12o Main St., a junior at Albert-..- found that the light soil cover had ton with a personal shower given —State Police reported that a mi*.*uon I'lojeci of the ( luh.' Plic rn-.v at 8 pm. in the .M a s o n 1 e | .Mahoney said recreation, police, HOLLYWOOD W a.shington, .-Xpril 22 t/T’)— Mi.fmu8 ColleKC. New Haven. i.« a : worn from the pipe in places and by her attendants, and al.so with committee in charce 1* Mi.- Krau- Temple The business will include and planning officials, property Bonn N-Arms 4-year-old Hoy, who It ad member of the puhliciti .on riil- that a manhole cover at the junc­ another miseellaneous .shower in TliP cost of living, a.* nieas- .* naiiiti. Mrs Beverly Knil and the initiation of candidates. .Mrs. owneis, and repre.sentativea of the l>een wanderinjz in a thickly-j tee preparing for the fe.-tivr.ir- 11 tion of Lydall and While Brooks Brighton, given by the sisters of tiretl l),v the goveinnipnt, hold Funds for School Aid P.iihard Rhork* will serve as Joseph Jay Photo Y.Mt'.A, Whiton Board of truatee*. i of the junior prom weekend thi- .Mr* A r i m e (tor.dr ZiRmund Gor.dz W'ashington. A pril 22 military eommander, Gen. Lauris wooded, swampy area since chairman of tlie refreshment eom- Bnanl of Edueatinn. and all other had been removed. her fianre. WHIIL CHAIR uncliangod in .Marcli. cominjf w-eekend. i will *eiv e a* am tioneer. yesterday afternoon. was mil I re. FJiifiaffvd ,group* who might have alft^gy in He said he and Olcavage re­ The I nited States le- base agreement.* Tile OepRitmoTU an- noiim trulay its « nnsumoi prire * Ihe park planning will be invited placed the cover with the help of Eaitly cco o- found today— unharmed. 0(1 The monthlv mee'.niK of the Annoiinceinenl of the engage­ jected as completely nyptv negotiated with Britain F.dward H. GIcnney loial chair­ tr. the meeting al the Municipal two boys at the site. A man there Ttrtedtreed frifrom The hoy, .Shane Morey, one of index sta\ed .at K.’3,7 fior eent of M I’u he-tci- Radio l.iiib will be held ment of .Mi.ss Siiiiiey Ann Beck­ critical a new Soviet demand and Italy am' intermediate range llip 194T-111 axTia^p. (omplpljng thp man foi the Brown University Building 8 p.m. May 27. was taking movies, Mahoney .said, resr-wheel to the eight children of .Mr and .Mis, on .Monday in Uie Civil Pefense with to rtoiiglas Prior i* made by that the western powers with-, r.h.ssiles artiully have been de­ lonpost ptMinil of reialivp pri(*p Claims Plan WEDDING !■' -nd foi the .Manche.sler area >« He hopes to name a committee which he hopes to show to the Di­ front-wheel Willsi-d .Morey of East Hamp on. lieadqUHi I ei s .Munivipal BinldinR. he: parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. .John T. ; Britain. There have Imen stab11i!\' on loiDitl licad.iig an in'.onsi' drive during 1 opi esent ing all the group.* to rectors after they are processed. propelling, or hold nuclear and othe,- modern was found early today as more INVITATIONS when Lewi* .Mr('o\. a .staff mein- Beckwith. C la.* ton bury. The index hajs imt flu< tmUed by- develop a master plan. In its present condition. Ma­ Auction CO *11 5-incb than 130 aearchers tramped ihe period fron April 2.'v to .May Her fiance i* the son of Mrs. weapons from \N est Crerman j,,, pm.ioai- and STATIONERY her of I he Amern an Radio Rrla c honey said, the park is virtually Sponsored Bv '•ssteri. through Ihe swampy woods. more than two points m the past IwaKue of West Haitfoiil. will ■i. dining winch a special appe.il_ Kdith I’rior, Ilk Keeney .St. To Hurry Planning forces. ! n-il.s.siles equipment hi:t there ha.* nine months, the Bniean of Labor Will Block 2 GOLDEN RI LE CLUB As the volunteer searchers will be iniidc to Brown alumni •Sin h a session - had been plan­ unusable except for the tennis The Soviet government in a note been no anno ineenient of any WILLTON'S GIFT SHOP .-pc.ak on con *I 1 u I 111 >11 nictliod* of Miss Beckwith is employed at OF $72.00 combed the area. State Policeit-ian Slflti.sins said and now stands two- Ihronghinil tile coiinlry ned by the town administration, court and softball field, and voung- handed to U.S. Ambassador Llew- ngn-pnienl to this effect 9M MAIN ST—MI fi-lOll antenna- He will aI*o show a film Ihe .Soiithein .New I'Ingland Tele­ Clifford Bombard tried to peer in­ tenUis of a j*oim below Ihi* all- hut .Mahoney was named to huny er children ge" little benefit from Talcottville ellvn 3'hompson In Moscow yester- The new note followed a severe I ..Ill el innc *1 .iii>lilift wave r.iIm All phone Co., and her fianre is ein- to the jumble nf bushes and small time Insh of 12.'^ !> pel I enl toin hed N(‘3v Taxes Ladle* .\ii,siliai'V to Manchester plo'ei| in the engineering depart­ maltcis along after recent com­ these, he added. day charged that the West could warning to West Germany yeslei- la.«t .Inly ami acain in No\eni1>pr. ladm ainaleni.- and novn r* aie in CongregaHonal HtItywMd Ovti Ttilfl Ctmeted liees as his flashlight pierced tlie B.iri.ick*. \'eleian* nf World War ment of Ihe Cieen Manor Cnn- plaints of rlel'iy fioni Nnithenders torpedo the Geneva F’oretgn M m -' day against accepting U.S mu dear In Mnia h. falling foiid « osi;. off­ vilrrl to allend Fi« over average toilet 2;30 a m. gloom. Smldenly he hoaid I >'f Ihe It.S .A . are urged to attend st-MH tion Co. William Olcavage and Bernard Church islers' meeting on German issues | weapon.* and an annoiim emenl set higlief pi it es foi .some other GEORGE BAZ.AN bowl. Sturdily con- the sound of whimpering. tlie meeting to he held on Sunday An ant limn wedding is being August. by going ahead with NATO de-!lhat the Warsaw Pact powets items in I In* familv budget c,:oup Billie .stiidv hya,.lehovah s April 24, 7:15 p.m. ' itructed. Easilv cleaned. Following the sound. Bombard U mi'IIoi'iI. .-\pnl 22 t/F)-;- al Ihe VFW Home, to form Ois- pla lined. An ijiirovcred conduit cnelo.sing fense measures. meeting in Warsaw April 27. /\t the sanio time tlie spendable Wilncsse* will he held at the fol­ OPEN DAILY CHI RCIl VESTRV . .MiraliHm Rilticnff .3aid SETBACK liui No I of Ihe iienaiimenl nf Lyd.ill and While Biooka in the The Big Four ministers will meet | earmngs of fadoiv woikers low iiiR home* lonmirow at ^ pin 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. $51.00 (Uonfiniied on Page Thirteen) I'oiini'i t lent ..\l’ a meeting of Ihe The \diill lnr)Uiiy and Di.srii.s- park was laiil last fall. General jm- next month. (CVihtlmied on Page Eighteen) reat bed t!m liiphest level in his- lotlkv that thh only way state 7R Linden-St il Kdinnnd SI i’U AiimIihiv last .Sunday, the name jvro veil lent of thf- paik and it.* toiv granl.s to town.A f o f education 2 PARTY sinn grriui. wil. meet lonioi r i ­ SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. State Department press officer , Marhle St and 2ST Haklnnd SI of Kvelvn W. Giegan. past pre.si- al rr.-.n pm. in Zion Churrh. and favilit.es was i-ousideied by the Lincoln White declared in a stale- | -\veiage snemlahle eniiiings osat ha\e Item linked in a aln- article.* for the sale to tlie 1* j;inn plan* for the first weekend *n- / i J f S M 'gle hill h\- the 1 .egislat nONATlO.N t.ie hypocritical so long as the Soviet i dedm t ions, of ij2 tire'a Ap­ Home Tliursdav evening. cam|iinent will he made this week. By HERB ALTSt III I.L Union itself fails to indicate Its Their ai tnal lur ing pouei' set'a propriations (■’nmmittee. Bonn, Germany, April 22 .iPi willingness to engage in controlled ' record for ,Maier i P.rhicoff .said that this whs don# Herbert Blankenhorn. for many disarmament. cent higher' last month than a year' ' Hpei ihcnll\' at his request. OPEN years Chancellor Konrad .Aden­ ago beuau.se nf rising homly rates "If -AC are to continue these 6d- RAMBLER SUR6ES TO PLACE "There is no evidence that the , 3^ auer's personal diplomatic tro ible- and longur hours u'<‘?l

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 'CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1959 f AO S S O . Andover •Hal Boyle- Finance Unit SALE How to Spend Year Sets Budget V Away from Work At $299,081 Saturday, A total budget of S399.081.80 9-9:30—Debate whether to shave. New T »rk V i —Would you like « r,A <• j N T O f V- A o ■ ▼ ▼ for the next fiscal year has been Decide- not to. W A R D S tr approved *by the Andover Board Many New items On Sale yM r to which e^ew day aeemed 9:30-10—Read newspaper and of FlnanCe’ for presentation at the Bke Saturday? ' breakfast:— Bourbon, toaA, bacon, annual town budget meeting at 8 Would you .like a 8 « 5 ^ y paid eggs, coffee. , 824.82S M AIN STREET p.m. May 2 in the Town Hall. For Our Last Four Days 10-11—Give wife orders o f the imcatlon from woj'K ? The budget represents a 60 mlU day, and point out her errors of tax rate on a Grand List of 13,255,- •nw Idea of a year off from yOur the day before. 183, If approved by the voters. Phone M l 3-5161 Job to raat or atudy haa been aerl- xJl-U.15— Coffee and bourbon Tills is predicated on Inclusion of outly advanced by Arthur Car- brehk, spent resting on sofa. the Regional DUtrlct 8 school USE W A R D S atens.. a Univei^ty of California ll:l!K l2 :ia — Kront porch rock­ budget of S407,686 approved at the OPEN THURS. TILL 9:00 CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS .labor expert. ing chaiP session. Make plana on April IS budget meeting. Approval Caratens believea auch year­ how to spend tomorrow in con­ of the new proposed budget of long hoUdaya. to be financed Joint­ structive way. V, 1422,136, would mean an Increase ly by emplovera and the atate. 12:15-12:30— Hrghball wdth next o f about one ar(d.a half mills. The w u ld benefit workera. They would, door neighbor. town’s present rate Is 56 mills and he aald, "cut down the toll of pres- 12:.30-1:30 -Lunch: Beer, beef was 63 mills the previous year. SALE! Reg. 134.95 Deluxe 22 euPB that makea widowa of half of sandwich, apple pie and cheese. The two major Items are the the nation’a women.” 1:30-1:35 -Read good book to town budget of S191.056.80 and the He doean't t;Uio Into conaidara- Improve mind. school b u.d get, S105.225. An tlon the other half o f the picture; 1: ,35-3-.-'Na p on sofa. amount of Sl.OOO for additional ROTARY TILLER 1 2 1 “ I f wives had their husbands un­ 3-3:15 Coffee and bourbon requirements for 1958-69 and Sl.­ derfoot for a 12-month stretch, break. OOO provision for uncollected taxes half the men would wind up 3:15-4:45-Back porch rocking complete the total financial re­ widowers. chair session to get benefit of af­ America’* finest 22" But progre.ss always haa Us quirements. ternoon sun. Review morning's The total will be financed by es­ rotary garden tiller! price, and this la a risk most plaji.'' for tomorrow, decide tomor­ timated revenues of $101,725.94, thouRhlful men would be willing to row is a bad day to start any new • Powerful 3 H.P. engine 2 taxation to raise $195,310.98 and take. projects. appropriation of surplus, $2,044.88. reolly makes tilling eatyl Aa we see It. Carateni' proposal 4:45-5--Inspect vegetable gar­ a The budget provides tor Incre’as- • Self-sharpening fines Nil for a sabbatical yean*la of value den, point o>it to wife areas where In g the salaries of various town neat 22-Inch pathi only If the year away from office she should do more hoeing. officers as previously recommend­ and factory wer^ w aely spent. 5-8:.30-Cocktail hour. ed, it Is stated on a copy of the • Larger recoil slorfer starts Soma showoffa^.'naturally, would Enough to wash about a 8:30-9:30— Dinner: Wine, sir­ budget which will be mailed to quicker, smootharl try to Impress/the boas by en­ loin steak, salad, mashed potatoes voters, taxpayers and residents of SALE! Regular 32.95 all rolling for the' year at Harvard, and gravy, Ice cream. the town. The meeting will be 2 aluminum storm-screen door which only w ^ ld mix them up. It 9:30-11:59 -Discuss with wife asked to vote on the proposed sal­ Powered and priced to (W your takes four Vara of Harvard to re­ why world Is going to hell, lay out ary adjustments. pockefbook. Make* lawn care Heavy-gauge %-ln. rust­ move the Confusion from a man. her work schedule for next day. Among the salary Increases really easy. Adjutlablo cutting proof conjtruction. Adjuit- Even thep the diploma carries no 11:59-12:—Write postcard to recommended for the 1959-60 fiscal MEW lOWH TEUMSI ablo Z-Bar frame fill out- (uaranteb. height, map-off hondle. boss saying how much you miss year are: Selectmen, salaries, from Only <5 down tVfT*W of-square oponingi exactly. What really is needed la a sound­ the old office gsmg, and how you'n T O N $900 to $1,100; Board of Finance, OttCKhmOfil. ly planned program which will en­ of clothes Screen, hardware, incl. champing at the bit to get back. from $25 to $50; town treasurer, PAY ONLY $5 DOWN FOR ANY MOWER UP TO $200 te a month Priced oxfra. able the individual, at the end of 1-2-12:01—Go to bed with second $250 to $350; tax collector, $600 hla year of enforced leisure, to re- good book of day to Improve mind. to $750; assessors, $400 to $600; tiuhi to the Job a happier, more- 12:01 Throw book out window town clerk, $100 to $250; Justice rminded man. and fall asleep. and probate courts, $300 to $375; We have drawn up auch a dally JUST DIAL IT, LEAVE IT! and registrars of voters, $150 to program for ourself—in the un- Of course, no program 1s ideal IIASE! Coitijpora at 108.50 UkeTv event our .boss gives ua a for everybody and you may want $200. to vary this one In small ways. But SIGNATURE DOES THE REST! Capital outlay Items for this year off—and suggest you might ■year include: Fire engine fund. find It useful too. if you follow It rigorously, one SAVE ns thing is sure. $750; emergency truck, $1,000; whif^ bath $mt Here is our dav: Towm Hall parking lot. $1,000; 7:00— Wake up and laugh at si­ At the end of your sabbatical ■ V ' - . •' S a V ^ sand spreaders $2,500; and plotting lent alarm clock, which haa been year you'll be eager to return to turned off the night before. your Job--so you can start plan­ aerial maps, $500. SPECIAL SALE! GLASS-LINED 7:00-7:01 — Brisk calisthenics ning on your pension, when you’ll ’23 a year on soap Cancer Fund Workers be able to live this way the rest SAVE Mrs. Walter Weir of Lake Rd. while lying In bed. 7:01-9—Go back to Bleep. of yo\ir life. has announced the names of Can­ 30-GAL GAS WATER HEATER cer Crusaders who will take part LESS In the Cancer Crusade Sunday FITTINGS I soms of the tissues (edema or and water alone with I signature afternoon. • Fully automatic— fast rocovory Regularly 79.95 dropsy), recurrent headaches often 'The Crusaders and their areas NO MONEY DOWN < Choage ewd cfaosi Inaasti associated with some high blood are as follows: Mrs. Eugene • Uxtra-lhlck Uborglat Insulation l« soMy of yew hw The pressure, and shortness of breath. on purchase* ever *100 i Schwanke, Rt. 6, from the First • 100% sofoty got shut-off But It Is not at all unusual to dis­ Congregational Church to Walts cover chronic nephritis by finding Rd.; Mrs. Steve Ursln, Rt. 6, Wales e Modern, graceful styling— so oosy to keep clean b Guarantood for 10-yoars Doctor Says albumin In the urine without any ALL FABRIC Rd. to town line: Mrs. Gilbert SALE! Tilt type windows complaints, e Sloin, acid-resistant china lavatory and toilet Negro, Hickory Hill; Mrs. William See Ward.s cttniplcle line <>f *5 D O W N 'The chronic form of Bright’s e 5-ft. steel recessed tub with porcolained finish E xItiuImI aliimlniini (rnme. I-eave acrcen Kidney Disease May Strike McFall, Old State Rd. and Times plumbing and heating ma­ Inaert In year ’round. Gian* Insert tilt# Body In Variety of Forms disease always requires atten­ tion. Accurate diagnosis of the Farm iftd.; Mrs. Carl Houghton SAME BATH SET WITH ALL FIHINCS'^ A VI 88 terials. Buy now, pay later. *5 a month for ea»y cleaning. damage to the kidneys is the first and Mrs. William Smith, Pine Chromed faucets, wood seat. Com- By EDWm P. JORDAN. M.D. Ridge Rd.; Mrs. Einar Solomon- step. Avoidance of fatigue is im­ pare ot 1 27.50 Now 1 0 . 8 8 '^2 combined Written lor NEA Service sen, Asplnall Dr.; Mrs. John Mc­ 24-HOUR INSTALLATION SERVICE portant. I JL Inche.s Numerous readers, including Depending on the eymptoms Guire. Shoddy Mill Rd. and Wales Mrs, C. K., have asked for another Rd.; Mrs. Roscoe Talbot and Mrs. and si^B, it may be necessary DOIS A BIO FAMliy discussion of nephritis. This Is a to institute dietary restrictions, Deluxe Washer Eiwood Hudson, Long Hill Rd.; »•> ■ disease of the kidneys which is measures to promote elimination SIZI WASH YtT LOOK Mrs. Lewis Brown Jr., Wheeling t it. -■ ■ also called Bright’s disease. of excessive tissue fluids, and HOW YOU SAVf! Rd. and Skinner Hill Rd.; Mrs. There are several varieties of other procedures. Ruth 'Whitney. Andover Center; Buy it by the case! Save (tver 1 a galha] SAVE *23 a yeur on detergent ond water nephritis, but prbbably the moat The severity of chronic Bright’s Uoai l«tt wotar Hioa Ifrs. Harry Taylor, Hebron Rd,, common and most serious Is that disease varies a great deal -from caalarpeot wothaa. Avar- ■to Boston Hill Rd.; Mrs. Steve which afflicts particularly chil­ one person to another. Hence the •9« food oavai 10 90I1. af fJarger and Mrs. John 'Vanty, wotari haoflng coiH or« ALL-FABRIC deluxe dren and young adults. outlook and treatment are not WITH Hebron Rd., Boston Hill to town »-i w : i -U'i h 4 This goes under the technical the same for all those afflicted. Utt too. REjS. line; Mrs. Richard Osborn, Bos­ SALE! Regular 5.69 name of glomerular nephritis. FREE DASH ton Hill Rd.; Mrs. Raymond Houle. Hie associated Inflammation con Park Bald Eagles' Home ’209” Bunker Hill Rd.; Mrs!' William be of (judden onset and produce Kowalski, Old Stale Rd., Parker JUST DIAL IT, LEAVE IT! acute sysmtoms and signs, or Miami -- Everglades National Bridge Rd. and Rt. 6. eaat; and SIGNATURE DOES THE REST! can be chronic In nature. Mr.s. Walter Montie Sr., Benton Probably most cases of acute Park. 45 miles south of Miami, is Hill. nephritis result from—or at least believed to he the main habitat of our national bird, the bald eagle. Also Mrs. Raymond Stoner. An­ follow — Infection of the no.se, Cholc* of hot, worm, or cold waih lots you toloct dover Lake East and Old State throat O r upper breathing pas­ Recent surve.vs show that Florida From sun-up to sun-up is the home of more than half the Rd.: M r ^ Charles Donnelly, Rose sageways with germa of the ttmperotures for fobrie. the fine quality of stVptococcug family. dwindling population of this bird. Lane; Mrs. James Ray, Bausola Rd.; Mrs. Robert Grenon, Brown In other words, this Is fre­ Convoflient fabric guido givot propor settings for Super never varies. St.; Mrs. George MacDonald, DOKS A 810 WASH, quently associated with sore Sofoguards (ho eutiido • Hot, worm, or cold wash toroat, tonsillitis, the common rime and temporoturos. Lake Rd. from the bridge to Is­ YET LOOK HOW SALE! 275-GPH shaHow-weli cold, sinusitis, rheumatic fever, land St. and Mathieson Df^ Mrs. of your homo ... eovof* YOU SAVE. water temperatures scarlet fever and other disorders W ater lovols for any sizo load ore on convonionHy Carl Barton. Lake Rd., Island St. piston pump with 15-gai. tank to Hebron Rd. and Mrs. James mor«, covert better. • Fabric guide gives sotting caused by the streptococcus. Some­ AIR S IG N A T U R E aytm ghi The perfect pum p for small teolod wotor lovel doctor. Massey and Mrs. Bernard Von % !••• water than for time tomporoturo. times such definite Infection can­ Round Trip from Hartford; Reg. 5.49 tingle ga l...... 4.66 homes and cottages. Ideal A 4 Q Q not be identified as a forerunner Hone, Lakeside Dr. and School Rd. Ify a it miodolt. AddI* of acute nephritis. Plant Sale Planned *Be Satisfied— Buy CERTIFIED Hefiol lovirtgi oro giv* • Water level selector sovos for driven wells. Quiet, 7K I The line of attack on acute Amsterdam S502.20 The Grange will hold its annual on in hooting coiti. additional water on small efficient operation for lifts o w A spring plant and food sale May 9 nephritis is therefore slmed st Brussels 502.20 loads. up to 25 feel. '/.-HP. Beg. 99.50 the precipitating csiise. If one at the Town Hall, Miss Ann! can be Identified. Thug if a Copenhagen 5.18.20 Ward* will roploco dofocHvo port! Solo (or OH woihoblo fo'brles, yel Miller will be In charge of the sourca or focus of Infection, such Frankfurt 5.38.20 F9K for or»e ysor,noehorgoforlobor. geh doth** deonor than ever before. plant sale. Proceeds will be used as diseased- tonsils, can be found, (ilasgow 450.00 for the soldiers’ memorial planned by the Grange for the parking lot these are often best removed. lyondon 4(52.20 In addition. bed rest during on Rt, 6. Huge savings Simmons the acute phase of the Illness Madrid 50.5.80 At thia week’s Grange meeting, TREMENDOUS SAVINGS...! Is generally desirable as is the •Milan .561.60 Ckrl Houghton was Installed with attention to diet and often to Paris 502.20 the third and fourth degrees. He received the first and second de­ 59'” "AUTO-LOCK” mattress medication Rome Since some of the antibiotics, 596.90 grees at the Columbia Grange •dine quality, features, like Penicillin, attack certain Shannon 417.60 meeting April 15. i streptococci, treatment with such Zurich 538.20 The local subordinate was In­ substances la often considered, Washer and Dryer spected by East Central Pomona perf9rmance as stereo although the evidence for their Throush Ticket* iisaed Deputy and Mrs. Harry Kitchlng, value in many cases of acute from Hertford vi* New Guests from Coventry, Vernon and systems at 299.951 nephritis is conflicting A high ^'nrk or Ronton, with Cea- Hebron Granges were , at the pro­ nectinc ro«rr%eliont ar- proportion of those who have, a ranged. Kar^* to other gram attended by 40 membfrs. single attack of acute nephritis Pointa qnotfd un«»n re- Mr.s. Donald Brown, lecturer, recover completely. nttoat. AUo One Way Air COMPLETE! and Ono Ra.t Steamer. said that a ’’Reunion Night’’ pro­ Chronic nephritis, or Bright’s COMBINATION gram will be presented at the next NO TH ING ELSE TO BUY disease, tg probably more seri­ meeting. May 4. Those attending ous. Some develop chronic neph- are either to bring a member who SALE! 2.39 new Garden rltla from the acute variety. But haa not been at any of the pre­ perhaps most of those with FOLEY vious three meetings, or to pay a '■ /'Ve Mark all-purpose chronic Bright’s disease are not Mvith FR EE Dash forfeit of k song, dance or skit. aware of ever having had an Deacons to Meet plant food— 50 lbs. scute attack. TRAVEL 1 8 8 '■">0 54 Church St., Hartford The Board of Deacons will meet Have the beautiful garden you _ Among the common signs of In the First Congregational Church 2 sound tyslems— d tpeokert in all; chronic nephritis are the grad­ JA 2-3188 at' 8 tonight. dual stereo amplifier. V-M changer wont. Use all-purpose plant ual accumulation of fluids In Garden Club Postponed plays present records, too. Mahogany food on roses, shrubs, lawn, 1 '.Tie Garden Club has postponed finish; blond $10 more. trees, ond garden. You'll see Its regular meeting from tonight to the difference it makes. 5-10-5. the following Wednesday, April 29, a .ja -.-wi'v.a; , <, i >.’?snstYit;.' ’fsm -'it. .y - in the elementary school. A spe- REG. $349.95 claliat from the University of Con­ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS necticut will be the program Onr office Is open Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 o’clock for speaker. SELF-PROPELLED! YOU JUST GUIDE IT! your oonvefllenoe. If you prefer, we will have one of our capable registered representatlvee call on yon, at your convenience, to Manchester Evening Herald An- aMist yon. Whether your problem Involves one thousand or a flover oorreepondent, Mrs. Paul mlUloa dollars, we have the facilities to render yon eompleto ONLY $10 DOWN DELIVERS D. Pfanstlehl, telephone pilgrim ■y. ' , Wards 21-in. rotary mower •ervlcp. i 3-6856. One compact unit for a comploto homo laundry. Kodiak Has 1,600 Bears AT A NEW LOW PRICE! Shearson, Ham m ill 6 Co. Woshdoys are gone forever! With this exciting mo< CONTROLS ON HANDLE chine there's no saving clothes for Wasinloy. Rotating AUaban New Yort Stott luttmgo Anchorage, Alaska — Kodiak ♦ 13 Moin Siraal, Monehastar • MHchall 3-1571 agitator' washes clothes gently, thoroughly. Auto* Island, off Alaska, is the home of Reg. 99.95 moticiaNy shuts off when clothes ore dry--no guess* the-world’s largest bears. Between 1.600 and 1*700 o f them still roam S5 D O W N work. : A ll done in one continuous operol^en. the Island, on which Russian fur traders set up a post in 1792. Reg- ufations permit hunting of the S5 A MONTH — __ Kodiak bears; but the season-is YOU SAVE 31.07 FOR EXPERT limited to prevent their extinction. ASK ABOUT OUR NORMANDY SOUVENIR A lot of mower at o littio SM f I CardsrMirk 7 h, WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Richmond, Va., April 22 (A3 — Sale! Reg. $18512-fL Sea King aluminum boat prico. Has . front w h ^ r a d ia t o r REPAIRING AND RECORlNG Malcolm U. P itt Jr;, local junior drivo for oosy ooniralf od* POWER TRAC--Wsr4t M idi; COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE high eohool principal, entered. a FREE HOME hospital with severe abdominal Faat and aporty. Easy to maneuver and tranaport justoblo height of cut. Big Dost! any job from hoovy ■ SEE pains. An ulcer, he figured. Made of heavy gauge aluminum writh aluminum Mffli pnewffioHc tiree. garden work lo snow. X-rays were taken. No ulcer, faateninga, 8 vamUhed wood aeaU, Styrofoam flo> s' ' if • 'instead, a calcified carbine slug tation Ha* oarlock eocketa tmd lifting handlea. tporsi 3T ‘'e o *y -h i^ ^ / nesting below the liver, vintage Gray floor. '.S- i 7 r . QUANTinCS LIMITED^f flttochmentt ovoIloblA , DEMONSTRATION 1944, Normandy Invasion. SALES The doctors decided to leave it . then, a hlitoric memento.

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MANCHESTER, CON^^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1969 PA6B EIGHT me«. but Uka the crayfl^ta, ttey g e n e r a l brobk of 'tho Board of Finance, th* Tapley; high honors, David Clarke, BUaworth Memorial High Behool Andover was presented with a silver Paul found v*(u«, nnd aUttamenta made Harter la getting ha moves to swim backwards by J*f*t|"* South Windsor Anal atop in making tha fiscal year J u d y Hull, Kathleen Klngeley: broad, flnllke UU* beneath them. budgat making time and th* levy­ honors, Evelyn Dynas, Barbara Revere bowl laet week on hie r«- ^ a n rl? w tp r In Congress aa the law was paaaed. hia new desk. 1 TV SERVICE Urement from the Connecticut In- Square Dancers And you get the Idea that Her- *8 a n d / \ ’» ing of a tax oi, the Grand L ist co- Gasckl, Arlene Harrison, P e te r which statements were strictly on Q — What contemporary work R9 OR ^ terscholaatic Athletic Confek'enoa MgkU $ #*ew. ® ,Pln» Pwt* Indda will probably necaasltate th* kenny, Patricia Krawakl, Sandra Safe for babies ^ n p m u f l the side of the angels and purity. ter may have been using up quite a ia often considered the greatest 2 95 Town Begins levying of a tax for a throe month Martin, Glen Roberts. William (ClAC) board of control. During Form Own Club bit of daring when he waa so bold t e l . Ml S-S4EI hie tenure he had served as Me­ iN a We think, however, the Supreme period. He stated at, tha recent Roman, Edna Ryan and Norma as to announce that he didn't In­ Q—W as Aii A ttem pt m ade to p er­ !«»»■ public forum that officials are now W illiam s. re taiy and chairman of tha Soc­ lb BUm M Street Court has taken Congress more suade the Canadians to Join in the cer Committee, and aa chairman The Andover Whirlawaye, a new Uencheeter C«mn tend to travel as much as Dulles. "Abraham Uhcpln." Time Change trying to determine how b e st to New House Numbers square dance club, hae been or­ niuMAS F F^tRGUBON seriously than Congress Intended. American Revolution? accomplish this. He stated it could of the Conetitutional Revielon WALTCR R FKRGUSON We believe It meant Its oratory to How, then, can be possibly be as A—Yes, the Continental Con­ Bus station number designations Committee. ganized and meets the second and Publisher* Q _ What does a totem pole probably beat ba accompllahed at for homes on Main St. will become fourth Saturday evenings at th* great a secretary of state? gress sent a delegation to Canada routKted October 1. IWG he pure oratory. We also believe Your Duties as a Juror Marendax For Budgets som e future date by levying tax es a thing of the past this week as Andover Elementary School. We confess that, at this stage, «> for this purpose but the mission symboH**? I Advertisement— 9 it intended to leave vague any over aT5-month period. the Town Engineer's office com­ Pubiuneb tilTerv bvenln* to heaV and weigh the evidence A — A totem 1* a eymbol of a j Final recommendations on how Hundreds of people are ."avlng Th* next dance will be held this •undav* eiHl Holidays fc.merrt *l the we are waiting for the moment The American concept of Jury failed. TRAVEL AGENCY •The Board of Finance with the pletes its work of assigning street prohibition against understandings and produce a deCUIon. Aa far tribe, clan, family, or person. The' best to take the final step in the thousands of dollars in this area Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. The Po*l bfnee »t Manchester .Conn a* when Christian Herter tells some­ duty, though adapted from the. law numbers to homes which have not Second etas* Mail Matter___ of relationship between rampnign as the jury U concerned, the law Q_W hy doea an Egyptian apeak carvings generally show the em­ approval of voters has taken the changeover will probably be given by having thetr autea Insured by dances are open to other club body to hie himself off to Hades. of England, has been carried to ful­ blems of Important members of 18 A sylum ,St, Hartford had them In the past. SUBSCRtPTtUN RATtSS donations snd subsequent federsl is what the judge saya It U, and of "going up” when he Is going first step In making the time wnen by the Governmental Study Com­ Safeco, ^ y don’t you? Cjt our dancers and to those who have had the family that carved the pole. Tel. CHapel 7-5857 The project was first started by or are taking club dance lessons. Payable In Adranc* appointments. And this Is Just what we expect fillment over the yeara in this the evidence la what the Judge so u th ? a budget Is established coincide mittee headed by Johi M adden rates. Crockett Agency, Inc. MI On* year ...... *’* K lets the Jury hear and consider. Sometimes events from In d ian which is currently surveying the the Town Planning and Zoning Srl577. Herb Mercler is club caller. he will do. In his own time, and in country. The right to trial by jury A—To go "up” in Egypt la to go Authorized Agents For All with the present fiscal year which Commission working in coopera­ 6ii M-ntha ...... The particular ca.se which went Anyone chosen for jury duty legends are pictured. present town government to see Three Montha ...... V ^ his own more courteous manner. has survived through the centuries south, because going up means ends July 31. A plan waa approved tion with surveyor Cecil Brooks. In addition to their regular i.p t the .Supreme Court wa.s that should be proud of the right to following the course of the Nile Rail, Air and Steamship how well it meets present needs. Manchester Evening Herald One Mrnth ...... ‘ as a vigorous and necessary force to postpone consideration of a Aerial survey maps were used In dances, the Whirlawaye have plans tVeealy ...... *...... « of a Penn.svlvania gentleman who in our lives. The decisions of a Jury perform this duty to hia country River upstream. Q __ What U.S. House commit­ Lines budget until a tow'n meeting to be High School Honor Roll South Windsor eorrespondent El­ for many tours and special affairs. Smeie Copy ...... i , numbering existing homes snd va­ more Burnham, telephone Mitch­ I affect the property rights and the and to his fellow men. The chief tee considers legislation In the held in June, whereas in past years The ElUsworth Memorial High Clases for new members will be MBklR OF ! ‘’ungreaaman he would do HAROLD EELLS c an t lots. ell 4-0674. THh, ASakHn/miD PKt,SS i pate Jl.OOO a year to the rongreaa- A Thought for Today ' life and liberty of those who come requirements fon jury duty are in­ Q—How many steeples has Old field of Social Security? the finance proposal was presented School third period Honor Roll has The station numbers previously held in the fall. Flirther Informa­ telligence, Judgment, integrity, A — The committee on Ways Manchester Agent been' announced by Principal Hen­ tion on the club may be had from Th« Associated P ''';'' ^ ,,„ rtv If he cot a poat- Sponsored by the Manchester. ! before it. North Church In Boston had? to voters in March. used on Main St. date back to the eniured to the use of >■' ’‘‘5''™ """ ' ------‘ ' A Juror, therefore, has a great and Impartiality. The Juror has A—The present on* Is the third. and MpCns. Tel. Ml 9-7442 For a number of years officials ry J. Adams: Mrs. Thomsi BIrdsall or Mrs. Enamel time when the trolley line running Thia was a little too Council of Chiirrhe* a great responsibility, and in dis­ Church Thief Gets ;U, "om Jr«l’*y‘% e " l.i5 in mia oa.^r i m a s te rs h ip responsibility to the system that The original steeple, erected when here have expressed concern at the Seniors, special honors, Dlan* up the street to East Windsor Hill E n g a g e d Psrker Sears, both of Andover. charging it he must be diligent and ftlpo ihe local nfw> pubnph»*d h^rf. i and a little too selected him, to the person' being the church waa built, was blown Qrllwhat is the origin of the timing used In the pasL Aa John K. Blackmore, Cynthia Jarvis; high waa established. When the Con­ A badge has been designed for •The Secret of Siioreas* and conscientious. patient and 'The engagement of Miss Eliza­ d,.*;!J.u’:ferhe"r^rnTJe’ir,re;:rv % 7 " Iraw, which i.s why It got into the tried, and to himself as one com­ down dpring a storm in 1804. The wted "garbled,” to designate some­ Cutler, present chairman of the honors, Peter Bossen, D o n ald necticut Co. changed over to buses, Second Sentence the club by artist Gordon Mac­ No mors "Itod pigmini worries" with Psalm mitted with a high trust. , tpistworthy. He should be faith­ Burr, Dan Elmore; Stephen God­ beth Anne Simpson to Herman K. D onald. ^ ! courts in the first plaee. second steeple was felled by th^thing that ia all mixed up? Finance Board, noted in requesting the station numbers were retained. Golnik Jr. la announced by her par­ booutilul and SAFE WATERSPAR Enomil, Ptjij senrtce client of N "Commit thy way unto .lehovah; I Under the law, a person quallfy- ful to the high trust committed dard, Muriel Magee, Katherine Eugene RainviUa, 27, of Nor­ If titc jotiseeker in question had hurricane of 1954. It was replac^ A—The expression started in the change this year, "It does not Spring Dance Set ents, the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford O. Ice inc I Trust also in him, and he will i ing for Jury service nni.st he a vot­ to him. and should always re­ Mansur; honors, Maureen Breor, wich, was sentenced to one to ChooM white er any of 10 rich, modern Publishers Repre.senlatlrea; with funds contributed from^^U; London when the city appointed seem like sound business practice The Guys and Dolls Couples a Simpson, 106 Chestnut St. India to Record Qiiakea been a little more suave, if he had 1 bringing it tn pass '" , ' er at least 2.fi years old, and must member the full measure of his Nancy Hodgdon, Lynne Martin, three year term in States Prison JulUl.s Malheas Special Aaeoev - parts of the country. / inspectors called garblers to see to expect' a board to establish a Club of Wapplng Community Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and colon. One coot coven. ^ a ‘7 3 York Chlcaao R'troli *5;} H""'’?" been content to make his bid hv During times of peak prosperity ; ^ regarded in his rnmmunity as a responsibilities and the solemnity Fred McLaughlin, Nancy Noyes, yesterday for breaking and enter­ MK.MBKR A liniT BtTRF.AtJ t)i that spices and drugs were not WATKINS- budget for a town in the middle of Church will hold a Spring Dance Mrs. Herman K. Golnick of Middle- Delhi, India — On# of Asia's and high Income In our land, pra.v-1 ppraon of good rharacter, approved of his oath. Cynthia Ordway, James Roberts ing three churches, two In Msn- CIRCrUATlUN'S _____ rnurteniis Inferences rather than Q—How long did the World War mixed In stores. a fiscal year when only an incom­ May 2 at the American Legion tow n. finest lelsmologlcal observatories Quart er is very often neglcoted, and e uy ,o\ind Judgment, and The Juror will derive lasting and John White. cheater. by specific promise nf s ('ertain II siege of LeningracMaat plete record of the previous year is Hail in Manche.*ter from 9 p.m. Is being built on a rocky ridg^ The Herald Printing Gumimny Inc feel that since our needs , faj,. ^duration. Some persona are benefits from his services: He will WEST Juniors, special honors, Karen Sentence was passed on Rain- Miss Simpson, a graduate of aa.iumea no financial respinalhllllv for sum. what wniih' the aituntlon have A—The siege lastM 455 days Q—Which is the world s highest available on which to base the fig­ to 1 a.m. Tickets may be re­ near the University of Delhi. The amply supplied and we are happy, j duty by law. learn how the Judicial branch of Adams, Judy Cutler, Lorraine ville yesterday in Hartford County Manchester High School, is a BUSH HARDWARE CO. fvDoaraphlcal error* appearine In ad- from October. 194X until January, u re s” served by contacting Mrs. Fred main vault where the fully auto­ Tertr*einenl» and other readme matter been T One falrlv routine, one there la no need to address in include trained nuraes in ac- our government operates; he will navigable lake? Gagnon, Nancy Roman; high hon­ Superior Court. He la presently sophomore at Smith College. Her MAIN ,ST.—MANCHE.STER, CONN. In The Mancheeter BvenIne Herald 1943. / A—Lake . Titicaca, on the Peru- Town Treasurer Fred Doocy ad­ Bdlund of Ellington Rd. matic recording Instrumenta are to 793 would say f'ne does not think of prayer. We are far more ready pracUce, attendant nuraea. play a worthwhile part in seeing Funeral Senic* ors, Janet Adams, Maxine Boxer, serving a term of a year and a day fiance Is a Junior at Wesleyan Uni­ 2 Q—Why were United States vocated the change in procedure in CheeHeadera Named be installed is to be completed this Diepiav advertlBins cloalny houra: In time of stress or adverslU to attorneys, and doctors, that Justice is done; he will wit­ vlan-Bolivian border. Charlotte Cassarino, Kathleen to three years for six similar versity. After graduation he plans postmasters in genersl a.s forget- notes or Tp^ury notes called ORMOND J. WEST, Director a speech at a Town Meeting which Judith Elmore, a Junior, and to continue his studies at law summer. The various seismographs Tor Mondav-l pm Friday come to Him. but fail to offei the nualifylng Juror cannot have ness a real-life drama in every Roberts, Constance Willard; hon­ breaks in the New London area. PITTSHUHGM PAINTS keep thol |q„|, lunqi' For Tueertav—1 p ni Monday ti. g to donate to the campaign thanks and appreciation we ought more than once "greenbaqk'a,'' pointed out the deficiencies of the Lillie Nichols, sophomore, have will operate day snd night and be rase he aits on; and he will ex­ Q_How is the number of '.s, i 14'2 EAST CENTER ST. ors, Germaine Aubin, Jurl Lalne Rainville broke Into the South school. For Wednesday—1 p m Tuesday A—Because of the ^een print­ old system. The w'orst result of the been named cheerleaders at Ells­ Th* wedding will take place at sensitive enough to record vibra­ For Thursday—1 p tn Wedneaday funds of the parly which appointed to when all I" during the past five years. The law perience the gratifying feeling marshals determined? »ntchell 9-719S and Arthur Stewart. Methodist Church here on Easter member st all times that it Is the i j„ry service be that in serving as a Juror ho has ing on the reverse of these notes. old setup, he noted, was the fact worth High. Karen Adams, a C e n te r Congregational Church tions caused by earthquakes any­ For Friday—1 P m Thujmdav them . A—There is one U.S. marshal Sophomores, special honors, Sunday last year and stole $140 For Stalurdar—1 P m Friday helped to preserve and maintain that each year voters had to ap­ Junior, hM been elected captain Ju n e IS. w here. Oaaslfled deadline id 3H a m_^*acB A much more spectacular rela­ Ixu d's goodness t*"'' ,..*'"'"’5 i rendered, and penalties can be Im- for each Federal Judicial district Nola Collins, Maureen Dimlow, from a metal cabinet. whlch gives health, ability and ^ ^ failure to appear when an important force in our way of y<^j--What famous early Ameri­ prove deficiency appropriations to­ of the group. Advertise in The Herald— It Pavs day of rmbllratlon excent Saturday- in the continental U.S. and Its ter­ Leslie Manning, Barbara Roberts; The new girls replace Brigita Last June, he broke Into the tionship between campaign con- »kill for our mirre.sR, ann th a t b y ; * life. can portrait painter had the habit Manchester’s Oldest ward the end of the fiscal year > a m ______; summoned. ritories and possessions. high honors, Basil Karmaiyn, Joan Rupner and Cynthia Ordway who Center Congregational Church and I oulions and federal appoint­ eommltUng our way to the Lord This column is written by the of leaving the background only with Flneet Facllltie*. when budgetary allotments proved ,, ,, The first step In the actual trial Mikollte, Gary Pierce, James Rus- .made oft with $26 after forcing 2 Wedne.sdBV, April 22 graduate this year. Other cheer­ ment.* often concerna not lowly we can continue to accompllah ^ ^ select a Jury of State Bar Association of Connecti­ partly finished ? Oft-Street Parking Inadequate. "With the record of this A—Gilbert Stuart, who waa in­ Q_W hat is the propert name for year available to the Board of Fi­ tlk; honors, Dorothy Daley, Pa­ leaders Include Maxine Boxer, Jun­ open two desks. |K)Stmaateiships, hut high ambas­ great things "He shall bring *t or twelve Jurors from cut to make you better Informed Established 1874 to pass ' Such IS the assurance I , summoned to court, and more fully aware of our laws. terested only in the subject of a full-grown goat? nance. a much more realistic budg­ tricia Kelley, Beverly Naudzus, Lil­ ior, and Barbara Roberts, sopho­ He also neted $12.67 during a A lAHtphole Proposition sadorships. 'Iliere has been no his pictures. A—The proper name for the et could be presented for the com­ lie Nichols, Anthony Slusarz. An­ m ore. break into the First Church Of and the I mat of every child of God jorora are questioned to see grown male Is buck. The female is FTesident in recent memory who in all altiiationa of life. Do we they arc qualified to act Ottawa—Canada produced J39,- in g year. drea Topellus and Joyce Ward. Adams Honored Christ parish house in Hartford President Eisenhower s personal Q -How does a shrimp swim? a doe, and a goat less than one Freshmen; special honors. Dean Principal Henry J. Adams of Ju n e 29. ha.sn't distributed some diplomatic dally take Him at His word' , i imparuiuiy.impartially. Anyone who 1** Fe , 700.000...... worth of .. fruit...... in V~V.;1957, an According to O. Warren West- letter to Khrushchev, with the os­ A — Shrimp are all good awlm- year old is a kid. posts shroad on the naked basis of Rev. C. H enry Ander.son. ' lated ' to one of the parties in the [increase of 2 per cent over 1956. tensible purpose of rescuing some­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, campaign contributions. And, al­ ea.ae, or a client of one of the law ­ ------— ------— ~ ...... ai<-r thing from the desdlock st the Ge­ yers. or knows .so much about the ; . , , : . , - - r ^ ' X, T O E 1 LAND FASHION neva conference on ending nuclear though the approach and response Jukeboxes Take l.>Vo case that he has formed opinions | MAIN ST.-OPEN 9 TO 6 :30-THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS-PHONL M teat*, cannot, on examination, he in sui-h instances may not be a.s or prejudices, may be excused. ! If a Juror knows any reason why rated the fine, dean constrm the crude aa they were In the case of New York -.luke boxes use 15 this rennsylvania poalmasterahip, per cent of all the phonograph rec­ he should not serve on a particu­ play It might seem to be. lar ca.se. he should Inform the they amnnnt to the same thing. In ords made in the United States ...... Fluoridation Is Supported SEMI-ANNUAL SALE TTie result of the President's aug- Jukebox operators In 1958 spent ; court. After the Jury is aelect- Mirror 29.95 geatlon that. In view of the diffi­ the usual run, a large enough 57,340,000 for records. Tliey use ; ed. the clerk of the court admin- One Week Starting Thurs,, April 2 3 ---- Ending Thurs., April 30 culties Involved in negotiating a campaign donation can get you an ,50 per rent of all the 45 r.p.m. sin- j isters the oath. It’s new for gle records nianufart\ired. j The specific duty of a jury Is complete ban of all nuclear test.s amha.ssadorship somewhere. And, the conferees agree to ban only although Congress may have In­ By Responsible Americans atmospheric teats, leaving under­ dulged It.self in some oratory ground tests and space tests still against the principle Involved, we SPECTACULAR SAVINGS KRTc^u^rKi p-rmiasible —the result of this doubt that It Intended to legislate I.IMITED QUANTITIF.B would be to ease men's minds, of th- practice Itself out of existence. In conjunction with the annual celebration of the risk of test fallout, but not to Congress. In the future, had bet­ W A T K I ^ ’ National Children’a Dental Health Week, Febru­ free men of the fear of nuclear ter he careful what noble Inten­ Need money ary 2-9, President Eisenhower issued a special FAMOUS MAKER tions It enunciates for weak or w ar. message citing water fluoridation as a means of FAMOUS MAKER At this point, It has to he con­ evasive laws. The .Supreme Court, now ■to buy preventing dental decay among children. fessed again thrt, although the It eems. sometimes reads the de­ SPRING contamination spread by peace­ bate, and takes It seriously. SUMMER SKIRTS time testing Is the great headline COTTON a b o a t? Use tlie Double Dresser where In a telegram to Dr. W. R. Alstadt of Little argument for banning such tests, Hertcr's Moment Will Come all drawer space must be com­ Rock. Arkansas, president of the American Dental the real hope of mankind is not bined in one piece, or in the Association, the President said. REG. merely for escape from that pres­ Ocrasionally, we are made aware youf convenient Connecticut Ban. very large room. 50 inches.. DRESSES 3 .9 9 5.98-8.98 of how hnitnl the proresaes of the SALE ent contaminatlo.i, but for a halt end Tru$t Company office now l Reg. $125.00. Mirror reg. “ 4* Children'll Dental Health Week /s In the nuclear armaments rare, a free pr.e.sa ran be. ('urreiitly, our $34.95. halt in the planning to use nuclear free pre.ss Is p ro ild tn g for (Tliris- If you yen for a yacht, or merely yearn to ait In th# observed throughout the nation, it is fitting arms In war. tian Herter. lb* ne-v secretary of atern of a anappy little outboard or aailboat of your NO-IRO.V < OTTON.«l, HOPSACKINO to note the recent development of measures, SHEATHS, PLEATED, FI.ARED STYLES Mankind doesn't want to die state, an ordeal b> gossip and In­ very o»ti, you don’t have to let lack of ready cash 1099 keep you and your family away from th* fun and re­ from testing rontnmlnalinn. It terpretation which would get un­ including the fluoridation of water supplies, laxation of boating. It’s different Base 110. doesn't want to die from the real der any man's skin. Simply borrow th# money you’ll n#*d from your to prevent tooth decay in the early years of FAMOUS MAKER thing of atomic war. either. And It The method of hla appointment nearest CB4T office. A Connecticut Bank and Trus'i. doesn't want to die from "dean by President F.isenhower Is being Company loan can be arranged promptly, with pay­ growth. I invite the attention of the pub­ REG. 14.98-17.98 ment* spread over aa much aa two years, if you wish DACRON and COTTON bombs,” one of the proclaimed ob­ suhjecteil to intensive and detalle.d Life insurance covering the unpaid balance of the lic to the study of progress in this field, and jectives of further testing, any­ examination, from which some of loan is provided free. more than It wants to die from the examiners proclaim that the The Connecticut Bank and T rust Company is alway* I urge all citizens to cooperate in such meas­ SHAGBARKS happy to lend money for any worthwhile purpose. dirty bombs. President, In making the appoint­ ures as will lead to the improved dental DACRON and The acceptance of the Presi­ ment, acted as If he were doing it Ranchouse Oak health of our children and youth.'* dent's proposal would Indeed ease sf relu ctan tly a.nd wdthotit con­ conoN present fears of contamination fidence In It. The principal evi­ SHIRTWAISTS from testing. It would also re­ dence to this effect seems to be JACKET DRESSES lease R ussia and the U nited .Btate.s that the Pre.sident presented Her­ In the store-wide Spring Sale REG. ter to the appointment press con­ Statement of Surgeon General U. S. Public 5.00-5.98 from their present unofficial ces­ The CoffineeHeut Bank you'll see Ranchouse American statement of President Eisenhower’s sation of all teats and authorize ference without words of'praise or Personal physician, HOWARD McC. SNYDER Health Service, DR. LEROY E. BURNEY appraisal, and then walked out. AND TRUST COMPANV tor the first time! It's furniture them to Indulge In new and endless I hfve never observed any damage to the human body "Fluoridation was approved by the United Slates Public series of testa underground and in leaving H erter tn face the pre.s.s 26 Office« Serving 18 Connecticut Communities that's easy to get along resulting from the ingestion of water from a properly con­ Healih Service in 19.51 after a thorough examination of all V‘, ROLL-UP OR SHORT SLEEVES space. alone. Uuring the en.siiing press .89,3 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER with ! In fact, It needs practically trolled fluoridated community water supply. scientific evidence relating to Its safety, effectiveness and SOLIDS ^ PRINTS What the world really want.s co-ference, I'residential Pre.ss .“lec- I can see no just reason to question a community health practicability. no care for this tough /, procedure which is approved, after deliberate scientific in­ from Geneva ia formalization andiietarv Hagerty, who can be par- NORTH BRANCH—15 NO. MAIN ST. "Since that time, many communities throughout the na­ driftwood oak rarely shows vestigation, by the United States Public Health Service, the tion have Instituted local fluoridation programs. Careful legalization of what exist.* at thi.s doned .some moment.* in which he American Medical Association, the American Dentai Asso­ study of their experience with this measure plus continuing ZELAN-TREATED moment - an Informal re.*,*atinn of imagines hr ia running the ffnited scratches; seldom needs I ciation and other responsible groups. scientific research have provided additional eridence of the all te.*ting by the United State.*, ! .klate.*, rather hru,*quely corrected ill cleaning. Note the From a health standpoint, I do not object to the President dent.T-1 health benefits of fluoridation. RAINCOATS FREE P rita in and Ru.ssia. But e\'pn if and chftii>:t‘d .'lonif .^tntpnientn Her- drinking fluoridated water from a properly controlled com­ "Fluoild.Ttlon causes no bodily harm; It Is remarkably grooved side panels, munity water system. For the same reason, I do not, myself, effective in reducing the incidence of tooth decay by two- ONE 3.98 MATCHING the Geneva talka fail. It will -take wan maUin#;, which left the tarnished stirrup pulls, object to drinking water from these sources. thirds; and its cost is mlnlmal- about ten cents per person nforence that Maperty considered 1 0 9 0 Eome nerve and some blunt de­ per year. 4 fiance of world opinion for any of Herty some sort of temporary, rounded edges. "The Public Health Service has, therefore, recommended LEATHER BERET these three nation.«A to he the first .stop-gap underling. Reg. $69.50. Use the the adoption of fluoridation to all communities Interested WITH THE PURCHASE FROM OUR Statement of Director of Public Health In progressive health mea.sures.” '“ SELEfTION OF FIRST QUALITY to announce that it !.« gome to re- Tliere are four explanations of Bookcase bed in tifrht 59.50 Washington, D. C., DANIEL LEO FINUCANE, M.D. REG. 14.98 •ume nuclear teats. In thi.i lipht. the delay in announcement of the spaces. It eliminates a "I am pleased to state that the water fluoridation program NATUBAK the rrp.aidenfs ’^rnpn.'tal repre­ nijjbt stand; lias place Statement of Secretary of Health, Education Beretta Capeskin choice of Herter. One Is that the 99.50 In the District of Columbia was started on June 21, 1952. WILIXIW GREEN sents a means of authorizing re­ President wished to leave the Practical! for lamp, books, etc. and Welfare, MR, ARTHUR S. FLEMMING POWDER BLUE Reg. $109.50. If you want Approximately 1.250.000 people use this water and to the newed testins by all three. In the headhne.s to his old friend Dulles best of my knowledge there have been no valid complaints "It Is nothing short of tragic," said Flemming, "to deny t- LEATHER JACKETS background, there i.s the fart that for a while. Another subsequent loads of draiyer room and to date. milliona of children the benefits of healthy teeth, particu­ k the bomb cull in this couniTv has have ample floor space, use "Statistical data for the last seven years has been accumu­ larly when in addition to the scientific evidence that points explanaMon hera ue this’ that the Easy to care for lated and Is in process of being tabulated and evaluated. Pre­ REVERSIBLE steadfastly foupht any pro)>osal to pre.

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sgo with the Ijite Pope Plus XII. jsw'el and blue ribbon of the Order olaa Tsapastaria, Judge advocate; of tha Garter. Richard Gworek, poat aurgeon; Queen Mother, A thousand British students, rkam m priests and sightseers cheered the The conversation was In B'rench. nova,'It aaamad, ih* Vi a remark- Sewer Rules About Town VFW Divisions Geor^a Ecabert. leglalatlve officer; which the Pope, Queen Mother snd WE'VE GOT Charles Zelonls, guard; Joseph Margaret Call royal party as It passed through able dancer with a auperb senaa the t**y Ann Rlc«- » comed this time wd,t^feal enlhuai- despite the richness of the ma­ my careers was given Midshipmen sessment rules "as we have them” terials at his disposal. CONTACT LENSES! and Mrs. Aldea Gutzmer, banner of Shasta daisies were church dec­ aam for "Swan Rakif.” who served In the Army or are Martin’s rules do not set a new The Manchester Golden Age the sons of Army men. approach fOr assessing part of the beare.'. orations. , , . 1, V,.,' This classic is the moat famous Club will '-leet at the Blast Side A highlight of the evening was E-scorted to the altar b> hei | number in Uislr repetrpry, and it Murder-Siiicid* Two of the Army-bound Mid­ cost of a 8100.000 West End pump Rec tomorrow afternoon at 2 father, the bnde was attended by dies are the sons of Army colo- If you are interested In contact lensea, we Invite station and force main project the presentation of a 25-year showed them off in all their glory. j o’clock. member.ship pin to Mrs. Ann Rich­ hor sisters, Mra Richard A .Mc- Any doubts anybody had after see­ Johnstown. Pa., April 22 f/Ti — nets, but one is the son of an ad-' voii'to come in for a consultation. You will then against Woodridge homeowners, Kenney as matron of honor, ano get the full details regarding these remsrkabie new who since October have opposed ards of Center SI. A citation was ing the first presentation, a con­ Two retired miners, both widowers miral. , The Past Mistress Club of the presented to Mrs. Muriel Auden Mias Regina M. Rice as maid of temporary work, vanished for good As far as anyone knows, no fluidless, practically invisible contact lenses . . . being assessed .50 or 45 per cent. Daughters of Liberty, No, 125, honor. Bridesmaid.s were Mrs. who lived aline In^ homes 200 for her outstanding work as com­ on this occasion. West Point graduates are choos­ ho« they may apply to your own specific problem. Hearing May 26 will hold a rummage sale In | m unity sei-vice chairman. John H. Brigham of Hartford. ing Navy careers under the new We will at the same time be glad to advise you A public hearing on assessing for WAY yards apart, were found shot to It was a beautiful production by Orange Hall ’’riday morning, Guesta included representatives Mrs George Tra\-nor of Nortn- w hat proved to be, after all, a top­ death last nigbt"^ In what author­ law, but a few have picked the whether you are a suitable sub.iect for wearing the W est End sewer faciHtle.vo rear of the four by seven foot Manche.ster Grange will hold a A resident of Manchester for ment Adjutant John Oleskiew of SNEAKERS leana Mexico City and other Oroville. Calif., April 22 UP) tunnel whirh ran 500 feel into a OPEN EVERY DAY (artl party.in Grange Hall tonight many years, Mrs. Mahoney has .Manclie.stcr. Departm ent Scpa''l- ensemble with navy and red ac- | exploded in a small tunnel at the The tunnel was part of geolog- | AUTO SEAT COVERS TILL 11 P.M. Window Rock. Ariz.. April 22 serving as senior vice commander ment Presidents Mrs Kitty ^ibble cessories. The couple will make leal explorations for the proposed ■ Tlie following officers for the Stainless Steel • - Copper Bottoms a RMI.T-IN ARCH St I’POKT site of the Oroville Dam on the RF.AR S.58 MAPS' ST. (JP) - Two top Navajo leader-s, I coming yea have been elected by of the DAV Auxiliary. She and of Meriden and Mra Lucy Brewer | their home in Guadalajara, after I Feather Rner. 400-font high dam, slated to he Opposite Dougina .Motor Sales 829 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER of E ast H artford. REG. NOW a ROt N( V SOLES • 01 ARAN TEED one of the largest In the world accused of oomm itting crime.s of : the Infant Je.sus of Prague Moth­ her husband, Harry, reside at 42 M ay 5 i pionald Goode. 40, Job stiperintrn- SS.8 Main St.—Tel. MI »-«78t ers Circle: Mrs. Frank Giorgio. Maple St. She is a member of St. A buffet supper was served by 'The bride was graduated from dent from Grand .lunrtion. Colo : Cause of the preinaliire expio- j some kind or another, were on Ml'S, Gutzmer and her committee ...... 5.50 Hartford achools and the Hartford "parole" today And it wa.s no joke 1 Mrs. P luI Templeton, co- James' parish. 1 QT. SAUCEPAN .... Robert Arnold, 4.5, and Che.ster si on was not known. leader; Mivs. Franci.s Boland Other officers of the post, who following the installation. Hospital School of Nursing. She I ' not to lho.se concerned. , r-j j v retarv; Mrs Edward .Noonan, were installed last night, are Ger­ 4 ’99 was the first recipient of the Man­ A retired Armv geiteral strode j ald Taber, senior vice commander: Ijondon Barnacles attach Uiem- T/2 QT. SAUCEPAN ...... 6.50 chester Uons Club scholarship, Into Navajo headquarters yealer-''-ug'vwtreasure ; Mrs. Eugene Blackwel to many object.s besides 1 day and informed tribal rlia.rman »>'*- -^hn Franzosa. repre- Joseph Jelaovsky, junior vice com- selves spent two J’ears with the N'a\-y con mander; Thomas Moran, quarter- ships' ' hulls. These include whales, From Infant*’ size 5 to N urse Corp In California and la a Paul Jones and vice chairman i .sentatives; Mrs. Janies Barry, and rnaster; Frank Wohlegmuth, chap­ crabs, dogfi.sh fins, the backs of j 2 QT. SAUCEPAN ...... 7.95 Ladle*’ size 10. Color*: lieutenant. Junior grade with the Scott Preston he, as a citizen, was j tact chairman and publicity, 6 « Mrs. James Mulready, welfare. lain: Jacob Lagiiza, trustee; Nlch- shrimps, and even penqnlns’ toes. White, red, blue. From Naval Reserv'ea. Recently she has putting them under technical ar­ ^ .8 8 been rewarch assistant with the ' rest. 2 QL, DOUBLE BOILER ...... 12.50 Community Obstetrical .study of i Brig. Gen. Herbert C. Holdridge H artford. • «f Sherman Oaks, Calif., said he' The bridegroom graduated, with i TWO 6 PACKS was acting against the tribal lead- - 8" COVERED SKILLET ...... 7.95 6 « high honors and degrees In elec- I era at the request of other Nav- ] trieal and mschanioal engineering. | I sjos. 0 6 9 He Is presently mansger and part | (12 BOTTLES) Then, he left the reservation BI6,B00NeiN8VALUESi0R 10" COVERED SKILLET ...... 10.95 owner of the Talleres Pok . Kn- 1 w ithout ."jpecifying the crimes of glneering firm In Guadalajara, and 1 which he was accusing Jones and ...... 12.95 Hl-Cut* for hoy* and la secretary and treasurer of the I OF Preston. 8 CUP PERCOLATOR 1 0 ” Chamber of Commerce ‘In that He did, however, claim the re- - youth* from ll'/j up. Color*: White and city. sent Navajo election in which , 2V2 QT. WHISTLING From A elvtl ceremony as required by Jones, Preston and 74 tribal coun­ TEA KETTLE ...... 5.25 3 ' ” black. the laws of Mexico will be held at : cil members were eleited was noon. May 8, followed by a din- I KING SIZE fraudulent and, therefore, nu ll ner for 160 guesta at the "Copa i and .void. , NOW Thru MAY 2nd . . . Francale," Guadalajara. I Jones and Preeton went right j WE ARE OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS till 9:00 . SHELL SERVICE ter. He graduated from Manches­ HOBBIES' • TOYS JUVENILE FURNITURE ^W OLIM M eM n MIMOOt ter Hlfeh School with the class of 1947 and after a tetin In the army 50 WINDSOR AVE iNext to Hartmann'*) ROCKVILLE he has been active In sales work. FAIRWAY re V Finnegan is past president of the 1 ^ 8 5 -^ M A IN ST, ESTER 7 ^ MtTCH£LL3 5856 ] Bolton Lions Club. He lives with Nweiee C«.. Ine. AL AilGHEI^OAlJGH SR. , TR 5-9934 Us wife Gloria and son Mark on i S Hats f t . 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PAGE TH IRTI^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANl^HESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1959 PAGE TWELVE Jpr point It that It It advlted by They claim ten year* will tell the children Will mean one more step tory acuity, agility, and atrength, toward longevity. Coincidence la perfecte- the doctori, dentitU, and tcien- •tory. The evidence being given Machine-Made Glasses Missing Boy, 4, An older sister of mine who was Ueti of the country. If wt do not you now U not enough. The criteria hated by I?avld F. more fortunate to have been ex­ progrett through knowledge of Geo. A. Calllouette. DC Striffler In the American Journal Missoula. Mont., April 22 CAh The Open Forum posed to naturally fluoridated wa­ thltc-klmi then turely we will be 119 Center St. of Public Health are; 1. Ungible Found Unhurt, —The nKme of Charlotte E. ter for five years, can proudly adding affother blot to our hlttory. benefits In reduction In caries at­ Revive Old Patterns Bryant of Missoula waa draa-n smile and expose a perfect set of They fought Paateur who wanted T Have Been Poleoned’ tack rate, increase In per cent yesterday for a Jury to hear a Communications for publicstlons In the Open not teeth. However, my younger broth­ aterilization and cleanltneaa; they To the Editor, caries free and reduction in dental Little Dog Lost traffic manslaughter case. Ktmwrmhteed DUblicatlon If they contain more than 300 words. ers born In Manchester have not fought agalntl democracy through In The Herald of April 17, 1959 care costa. 2. tangible coats in But, she won’t be there. She S . right U, decline to publish any matter fared nearly so well with their ignoriuice: they fought agalnat Dr. Charles E. Jacobson itates that capital outlay and annual operat­ woe the victim of the traffic A-accinatlon for smallpox. L information. He said that those ing up to Highland Park for a vors the sponsor,' so that he gets Of 85 per dent of the men who lice Barracks also were 'here. 2 Allvn St.. Hartford. The gasoline v as set afire. be no difference Itv their effect in j that wanted water free from clear cool glass of spring water were natives of Texas and other The father waa in the forefront eents adiiisLs the sash, while John G. Lee, chairman of the Board, finishes Investing him. In cere­ fabric right to the last thread. Special constmctioa An "Outline" of the book has something for his money It will not Nutrition expressed themselves so that families can readily pay Some 50 stat highway patrol­ monies held veslei'dav.afternoon at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford, Coffin was made the Uni­ the human body." fluoride could oMain If oiit.side the which thank Clod can't be fluori­ see’ the light of da.v. And Dr. Wald­ Western States. These men com­ their denial bills. The u.se of tax of the searchers. The mother re­ been i.ssuefl. Thi.s outline sum- communitv. This is quite an alti­ definitely to the effect that fluori­ men and local police were qn hand versity's first Chancellor while representatives of hundreds of American colleges and universities detail* developed onlv by Palm BeaeJj assure you that “Water purity’’ is an anti-fluori­ dated unless a campaign is advo­ bott has won several libel suits ing from sections of the country dollar.* for comprehensive dental mained with a State Police com­ ni.artzcs the salient fealure.s of tude to take. Others have gone which had natliral fluorides in dation is safe. If this is not an munications unit, pleading over a to escort workers from the scene. watched. (Herald Photo by Salernis). ______your suit come* out of the washer looking freshly dation theme which has rallied al­ then plan Some interesting in- cated on springs in this modem from his detractors. endorsement what Is il7 " services is thus made unnecessary. When the first auto appeared at legiance from organic gardeners, to name-calling am h a.s calling age. their drinking water proved that loud speaker for her son to come tcrnntion.il institutions suggested the opponent.' crackpots, misin­ Cordially, through their lifetime they had Tall stpries of Increased mental I The American Medical Associa­ ! a plant gate, shots rang out from pressed. The exclusive contour-cut collar aaeurea you chiropractors, and food faddists by them. ithin the framework of 1 don’t think the usual editor’s H. Irwin Relnhorn disease, "mental deficiency, and tion and the American Dental As» whose beliefs frequently lack sup-| formed. ir "xsponsible and accuse built a resistance to dental caries. *°Fea‘r wa., deep tn manv hearts ' 'nc.ss some distance away, Regional District 8 of perfect fit that stays perfect . . . an extra advantage the t'.N. are: footnote that usually follows an nearly every known malady have sociation strongly oppose "social­ that the lad stumbling through the Reporters heard the bullets slam porting scientific knowledge. City , us of handling the truth earelcss- anti-fluoridation letter will be ne­ Except for stained teeth where I Airitiff May 5 World Equity Tribunal for settl­ ly. This is the pattern they follow ‘BombarUment T’ fluoride concentrations were too been invented. The American ized medicine." But both of these dark, mlghi fall Into ^lie-long in a Wash 'n Wear suit! For dependable tailoring, water is normally treated withi cessary. This is simply the taste To the Editor, Dental Association, the U.S. Pub­ professional associations vigorous­ ing non-legal disputes Ly Arbitra­ when thev cannot answer ques­ high, no physical harm was discov­ Lake Pocotopaiig, • a summer-time U'c glass-littered streets, advanced fabric styling, you can’t beat Pahn Beach several chemicals, all toxic In con­ tion World CoiKiliallon Board for of Manchester'a water that I pray Apparently the members of the lic Health Service, and other ly endorse water fluoridation. centrated form, requiring technlrnl ^ tion.* pul lo the .i. Thi.s happened ered. paradise for hundreds of peonie. It Roek.s also banged against the On Bolton St, Seybolt Declines Comment voluntary mediation and eondlia- will never be changed and have m e d i c a l profession have been groups have spent considerable easily could have trapped e scared speeding autos Wash 'n Wear! Stop in to see our fine selection . . . in competence for handling at water ^ in Stratford :wo'weeks ago when enjoyed all my life. A special committee headed by Your vote for fluoridation of tion Inlernational Court of Justioc a panel meeting waa held. Any­ urged to bombard the newspaper Profes.sor Kenneth Maxey of Johns time checking reports of this na­ W'ater In Manchester is most im-- little 4-year-oId In death Police said at least 20 shots were treatment plants. Among these • Thank you. with letters to sway the voters to ture. None has proved true. The I fired at the South Henderson plant, | the newest range of dark and light colors. chemicals are activated carbon, | with Regional Courts World De­ time they did not have the ma­ Hopkins University investigated porlant — do get out and vote— It was In the general direction of Flood Grading On Complaints by Teachers velopment A',.thorny to "mitigate Walter Ty Holland support fluoridation. sentimental assumption that the lake, but still far from It. that ' 9 or 10 at tlie North Henderson] filter alum, ammonia gas or am- | terial on hand to quote from they 175 High St. the charge that fluoridation is a April 28. eionomu- disparities" It doesn’t seem to matter that a menace to the aging. The com­ "where there’s smoke, there’s fire” Trooper Bombard heard the whim­ mill. j monlum sulfate, ferrous sulfate, abused tho.se that were looking Editor s Note: Chacun a son Sincerely, Reporters checked hospitals and The Board of Directors last RHAM High School Principal'^"iinoi1 hodox" way In \vhloh he Is- A Revised (Tliarter apellmg out for Information. To o'.and up lo person has a right to choose what mittee reported that such a sup­ has not been right In this particu­ Morris C. Fancher, D.D.S. pering. carbon dioxide, chlorine, lime, soda gout. lar instance. reported no one had shown up for Carlton B. Seybolt said today h* sued to contracts Monday, was ati| ash. and sodium chloride. The II- j exa.niy the limited powers vested tliis group and fight f. r what you he eats or drinks. He Is supposed position has no factual basis. night set .May 5 for a public hear­ the school again today to Issue' P a/m ^cac/i In the United Nation.*. to, get on the band wagon and fol­ Anecdotes, statistics, and re­ treatment of wounds. 1 ing on appropriating money to pay | has "no comment at all" about a DBLUXB lusion of an ideally "pure" water I think la best lakes a little courage ‘Vote No’ Despite their authority, endorse­ Police Chief E C. Harris said more contracts. 11 I have a few of these Outlines low the majority. As a matter of ports advanced by opponents have l.i^hts Don’t Pool Cow« 1 only can be readily corrected In the for they fight you in the dark, To the Editor. ments ot fluoridation has been ndt withstood test. Davies .\^ain Savs,,the shots were flied from some; for a flood-prevention regrading press release issued Monday by Manges could not be reached at u k i a K i x t u e a / t course of a single tour of a modern and will be glad to send one to anonymmis phofie- calls and the fact, we will have fluoridation $39 95 Having been pul in the position challenged. The American Med­ Omaha—When it comes to tell­ dislanoe away Irom the plant.*. ' project between Bolton St. and members of the RHAM High his Willimantic rural education of- i| water plant. anvone requesting It. like shoved down our throats (if wo let "Socialized medicine " le another fice yesterday for comment, since Rog.T.M. Gixidall Sanford, Inc. Dacron*. The Manchester. chapter will of voting on the question of fluori­ ical Association's position is re­ ing day from night, cows are much He Killed .‘i More outside the cordon of police. He ! School Teachers Assn. ! Contrary to claims, the desired The fact that the A .M A. is ao it) even if we don’t approve, and peatedly questioned. Dr. George inappropriated charge, because Schaller P.d, he was confined lo his home In 1 Raytm, Orion* & 5% Mohair in most stylsa also be glad to furnish speakers to dation of Mancheater walef, it we’ll pay for having it done. too. smarter than chickens. Electric said officers had been placed so as 1 The teachers revealed their de-1 amount of fluoride present in the sti-ong 'or fluoridation is one of Lull. Secretary and General Man­ water fluoridation is not imposed General Manager Bichard Mar- cision to hold their contracts and' Norwich by a sudden illness any group wiahing to learn more seems to me that the people ot W’hat we would like to know is. by Federal or State government lights fool chickens into laying (Continned from Page One) to keep alle.yways and houses in water when It leaves the treatment the ho.s" HrgUi.icnls in the world the town can reasonably decide ager. points out,that the A. M. A. I the immediate vicinity under sur- . tiiy at a Board meeting in the to "follow procedures of the Con- | He also could not he reached at | plant reaches the most distant part about propo.sals for World Pence why have some communities that action. It is decided upon and fur­ more eggs becaii.se they think It RHA.M High School today because i In support of socialized medicine. the issue by following the advic? House ot Delegates unanimously I er, who disappeared from a Sails- ' veillance. Municipal Building, said the proj­ necLiciit F.diioation Assn” in fu- j of the system unchanged The Through World luiw Thi.s controver.sy will boomerang started fluoridation discontinued endorsed water fluoridation in j nished by the individual local com­ is daytime, hut cows, in a test, he was in conference with the ' of the physicians and dentists 117 W’hy are cases of people who ac" burv summer ramp nearly seven : Mayor Carroll Smglelnn said he | tiire salary negotiations with the water engineers in Philadelphia. Sincerely yours. some day against this same group 1951, and that its Councils have] munity. Fluoridation cuts down showed no difference in milk pro' ect lo stop fl(x>ding of Bolton St. administration and the RHAM teachers on contract talks. Raynionil E Cooper whom they know and to whom tiially suffered ill effects from the amount of dental work needed due! ion or feed consumption. year.* ago; Mrs .Tamila I Martin I had expected the situation to be I Washington, Chicago, San kVancis- Vote against this measure on they bring all their health prob­ continuously reviewed experience harUyarda by regrading an eroded Board of Ediicatjon. Chairman H. (7lay Osborne and Birch Mountain Rd. fluoridation been passed over light­ of Waterbiiry, 26 year-old divorcee. I much worse. On the previous night | Schaller Rd co, and other large cities have had April 28. There is much that has lems. medical or" dental. This is since that/time. "Both the A. M. whose bodv wa.s found'' beside a worker.* in both mills bedded down , hanlc abo\’e them - The\' voiced their objections not several other men’ ber* of the Re- |i no difficulty In keeping the fin- RFl) 2. Manchester. not been told you in spite of all ly 7 Is it because these few cases A. Council on Pharmacy and would prohahly cost "not more^„|.|]y (pp contracts issued un gional Board of Education could obviotisl.v not a question about don't count 7 lonely road In Wolcott two years I inside the plants rather than rim | ride enrichment completely within the letters in this column, W'hich the average lay person is Chemistry, ■' he says, "and the ago, and an unidentified woman. | the risk of violence on leaving, than $l2 00n." * i der the controversial Professional not be reached last night (or com­ the broad safety factors. Thev 'Not a Suppoaltinn' George A. Caillonette. D.C. Sincerel.v, A. M. A. Council on Foods and ment on teachers’ cri'lclsma of 1 A NOW IS THE TIME TO The money, he said, could come I Services Salary Plan, but also to found no eft^n'eering problems To the Editor. equipped to reach a decision since Mrs. R. Lane whom Davies claims lo have killed The plants were struck Nov. 17 j 119 Center St. the basis of such decision Is scien- about the same time, but whose after failure bv negotiatorii^ to from the capital Improvement re- I the administration's "failure to the manner In which salary ne­ which were not handled satisfac­ It has been asked Is there not gotiations have been conduotod, I lific. , ‘More Resistant to Decay’ BE.MOVE UNWANTED HAIR FOREVER body has never been found agree on an arbitration rlause'fn a .serve fund whose assets he esti- I recognize them and treat them a* torily by competent personnel an alternate method of providing ’.N'qlhliig Profeeelonallv to finin’ mated at $35,000. a profe.ssional group." and the . "autocratic attitude" of | I Exposure to ’scare’ propaganda To the Editor, Davies' reaffirmation of his 1 new contract. About 1.000 of the Varied comsumptlon of water by the benefits of fluoridation with­ To the Editor, I>et me free yon of this social handicap crimes was made In State Police ! company's 1.200 workers walked Marlin said the work could be . Rural Superintendent Andrew the administration as aome teach­ different individuals does occur and statements from sources un­ The opponents of fluoridation CHARGE YOUR forever. My medically approved method ers term it. out involving the publir water sup­ In pondering the advisability of state that there is no definite proof Sgt-. Wilbur E Caulkins of the'out. Cooper reopened both mills let out to contract. , Manges, who waa scored for the But fluoridation is not based on fluoridating the public water of known to us may threaten our I* safe, permanent and will not mar the 1 Judgment momentarily but I feel that fluorine Is essential to nutri­ PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Hartford Barracks, who headed Feb, 16 without a contract and He added that the town couhael people all drinking the same ply'’ Manchester, we should look to den­ skin. Why let unsightly hair on your the investigation two years ago violence has flared since then, amount of water. certain that all clear thinking, in­ tion. face veil your good looks? is preparing releases to be signed , R o n f l ^ - O P lflT I 'G at station WONF. Participants ars Alternate methods are available tal authority for advice. Thomas which led to his conviction of the | ------by property-owners who have J * ^ M l a l l ^ urged to obtain their entry forms We know that persona drinking but none as effective or as inex­ .1. Hill, D.D.S., Chairman of Coun­ telligent citizens recognize that a Let us ans-wer this statement by most, and drinking least amounts decision of this kind can only re­ saying that no one has demon­ screwdriver slaying of Brenda agreed to make their land acces­ as soon as possible since the form pensive a.s fluoridating the public cil on Dental Re.search of Ameri­ m m PINE MARY C. WARD. R.N. Jane Doucette. 8. Bristol, and his sible for the project. -r.-.ust have the signature of a par- | of water in naturally fluoridated water supply. Application of so­ can Dental A.saoeiallon, states. "At flect the best medical aulhoritles strated that fluorine is or is not Certified Electrologist Moving; Forward regions, for 70 years and loncer. we know and respect. Anyone essential to animal life, since no PHAB.MACY Indictment for the .stabbine and State Guard enl. All teenagers "who have a dium fluoride solutions may be \ one part per million tliere is no ob­ 674 CENTER ST. — TEL. MI 9-2667 strangulation of Gaetane' Bnivin. have been unharmed Tooth decay at all confused by the various one has been able to obtain an ade­ All Work By Appointment Plans for the annual teenage driver’s permit, no moving traffic made in the dental offli e and re.sult j servable mottling of IceUi" •kir 16, Waterbiiry. Violations in the past six months Is reduced wdlhout any harm to in approximately Id', le.s.s decay j Dr. Hill further state.* that there claims will have no difficulty in quate diet that is completely de­ Free Consultations Road-e-o sponsored by the Man- anyone. deciding his vote. If he would con­ void of fluorine. This point, how­ 664 CENTER ST. "Sergenat Caulkins has again In Mock War Police Arrests and who "111 not have reached 20 per patient This is expensive and j are many causes of mottling of " r talked to Davies In the prison.” It che.ster JC's arc moving ahead. We know, without question or sult his own doctor or dentist, in ever, has no real bearing on the Chairman Lincoln Holmes an- years age by Aug. 15 of this compares "ith a .5R'. reduction as 1 teeth, such as measles, scarlet was *tatfd today bv MaJ George year are urged to parliripate. doubt, that one part per million proven b\' the ten year study in | fever and other febrile diseases. whose judgment and opinions he question of fluoridation. Con­ stretching more than 7,000 feet notmeed today. fluoride In a water supply is abso­ must as a lay person have confi­ sumption of a suitable amount of H. Remer. .State Police admin­ of wire and participating in a Stale Police reported the arrest \ For further Information, contact Newbuigli, N- Y- Office treat­ When fluorine in the drinking wa­ istrative executive at Hartford Automobiles lo be used in the lutely safe, is beneficial and is not ter was up to two parts in a mil­ dence. fluoride throughout the period of mock war were duties of the En­ of two out-of-town motorists Lincoln Holmes *1 Station WINF productive of any undesirable ment (osts $10 to $20 per patient. headquarters. driving contest have been donated Supply treatment rost.s 10<.'-20c lion, a.s it is in certain parLs of vote no at the referendum so tooth formation leads to the de­ gineer Sendee Detachment of the nr R. S. Griffith at 34 Benton St. systemic effect In man. \ "No" that Manchester water will be velopment of teeth that are more "Davies insisted his story Is charged with speeding on Rt. 15 by Carter Chevrolet, Dillon Ford, per person. the country, a few people showed Cc inecticut State GuariT during R.OV Motor’s. DeSoto and Moriarl .Manche/tor. vote Is a vote for fluoridation ’ fluoridated and be sure to vote. resistant to decay than they would true. He pinpointed closer the spot weekend Marine Corps Reserve in Manchester. Sixb^fiuitiaE rAoviii^ Tablets can bp u.sod at home but mottling of teeth, but there was where he dlspased of Connie Brothers. Lincoln-Mercury. It If Respectfully yours, no general mottling until the con­ Yours very truly, otherwise be. training maneuvers. George 'W. W. Brewster, .51, of Seymour Neleher, D D S. experience has proved that the Carol B. Malkenson. Courtney H. Simpson, D.D.S. Smith. Our officers are again dig­ Men of the detachment’s equip­ Brookline, Mass., and Saul A. anticipated that there will be e 23,000 Jobs Created public will not use them to ad­ centration was up tn five to eight di.splay of the new model Ameri­ parts per million. ging In the area." ment platoon were called on to Fern, 27, of New London, arc due Worth the Investment’ vantage. The tendency to forget 'Evidenc* Not Enough’ Not ‘ExperlmeataJ’ The spot where Davies says he In rmirt May 4. Brewster posted can and foreign cars. Toronto—Eight thousand new I SUMMER CANVAS It is generally accepted among wire the networ’- of umpire con­ To the Editor. or postpone using these tablet.* Is To the Editor, To the Editor, buried the Smith girl's body has trol stations in the Chatfleld Hol­ a $35 bond. The written leal can oe taxer, obs have been created In Canada Does fluoridation reduce decay an all-loo-rommon human failure. dentists and doctors that fluorine not been disclosed yet by Stale starting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday n the past five years by the rapid- SPORT SHOES In the drinking water, one part to This past Saturday while attend­ It haa been staled by an extreme lo • State Park in Klllingworth Stale Police also reported the enough to make It a practical in­ Tlie fluoridating of public water ing a function in Bridgeport I pick­ minority who have ao rigidly set Police. where the mock battle raged. Tlie arrest of William J. Raulukaills, morning, a the East end of th< y (rowing chemical industry. vestment 7 suppiv has been proven to be ef­ a million does not cause mottling Only 1 8 9 Buys Maj. R#mer said that all three Manchester Shopping Parkad' ronitim mining and processing SUP-ON OB of the teeth, but does reduce the ed up the Bridgeport Post of that up steps to atop the progress of detachments pioneer platoon 25, of South Windsor, and Ray­ Here are the facta—compiled not fective in providing lifetime pro­ date. In it were two letters from dental health in our growing chil­ of the new cases are still being'in- joined Marine Reser\1sts from mond T. Haugh, 39. of Rockville, road. The driving test will star; ndiistries hsve opened up jobs for TTE STYIJES estimated-—after fluoridation for tection against tooth decay It number of cavities The dentists vestlgated, but had no comment at 1 :30 p.m. 5.000 others during the ssme pe- j and doctors have nothing profes­ persons who had attended a panel dren, "that many of the groups New Haven to form the defense! both for speeding. They are due in nine years. Grand Rapids. Michi­ helps rhildren. It is harmless to hearing at the Johnson High who endorse fluoridation merely as to any other fiew developments, and (Inal counter-attack force In court May 11. Entry forms may be obtsinct lod. REG. $4.98 adults. sionally lo gain by piitljng the If any. gan, Newburgh, New York and proper amount nf fluorine in the School in Stratford concerning are parroting' each other’s opin­ the day's exercises. SNOfiS FOR MIR Branford, Ontario showed: This Is a fact substantiated by fluoridation. The writer said that ion” They further state that these T7ie detachment, whose,, head­ ONE GROUP $2.99 drinking water, hut they will get WOMAN KILUS SEIJ' 1) Dental decay dropped .14 per the United States IVepartnient of satisfaction in preventing cavities the meeting was attended by group.* have done no original re­ quarters are In the Manchester BLUE and BROWN cent In baby teeth of Grand Rapids Public Health. It is not a supposi­ many. The writer noted that those search "Work themselves. Uartford. .^pril 22 (i-Pj) Mrs. Armory, mustered "'2 enlisted men Big Reductions in the children's iceth. Claudia Gilbert, -.vife of a Hillyer six year olds and 60 per cent In tion It IS not hearsay It is not opposing fluoridation seemed bet­ This, their statement and be­ and 4 officers for the mock battle Very triilv yours. College professor, shot and killed staged by Marine units from New permanent teeth. "maybe " or "perhaps." It is an In­ Howard Boyd. M D ter acquainted with the subject lief. is entirely misleading since 2) Newburgh children drinking controvertible fact . the re­ than those favoring it. The writer herself yesterday with a repealing London. Hartford and New Haven. VERMONT MADE many of the members of the or­ rifle she bought earlier in the day. More than 300 troops participated. PARK fluoridated water from birth sult of years of careful, reliable and •Ante With the Fact*’ also noted that when the panel ganizations noted have participat­ showed 58 per cent reduced tooth tnily-scientific study. could not answer questions they Two policemen, called by the , Capt. Walter A. 'i'on Hone, com­ CAM P MOCS To the Editor, ed directly In experimental •tud- •tore clerk who thought Mrs. Gil­ manding officer of the Engineer 97 PAIRS $1 decay. Kingston children from 6 to Please vote no in the referendum It has always been man's sad became abusive and personal, iea, population aurveys and other FREE Tlie panel was not acquainted bert acted strangely when she pur­ Service Detachment, assisted the 9 (without fluoridation I had eight so that Manchester will not have history that .hroiigh his ignorance investigation!: which have dem­ X P U R N L I I ^ REG $5.98 times as many missing first per­ with the fact that the Pasteur In­ chased the gun, were attempting Mailne senior umpire during the REDUCED TO $ an ordinance on its books which 1s have come tragi events, whether onstrated the safety and effecti"ve- to enter her house when the shots exercise. PARKING manent molars as the Newburgh harmful to Its rhi-ldren. stitute in France had also rejected neas of fluoridation. Consequently^ HAND LACED it were i^Tio • ince of the facts rang out. Tlie detachment forms the only x / youngsters. Sincerely. pertinent to his country's foreign fluoridation. The proponents of the conclusions of these agencies fluoridation here might tell you Mrs. Gilbert was the wife of Dr. engineering service support unit VALUES to $13.95 3) Branford reports show 54 per ! Robert S Smith, D M.D. 1 policy, his ignorance of the' fact.s reflect tlie expert knowledge of for the .Stale military forces. Mem­ CMt less decay In the permanent I that the Pasteur Institute is a lit­ Charles Gilbert, chairman of the of what wa good for him In the tle shanty on a creek out In the their individua» members who have college’s Department of Econom­ bers come from Manchester and trtth of children from 6 to 16 than ’Listen to Honest Advice' taken part in the original work field of advaneement In science, nr woods of France. To be sure they ics. stirroiinding towns. before fluoridation. Tn the Editor, his lack of knoweledge about other relating to this, procedure. 4) Evanston after 8'.j years had people.* know what the. name Pasteur Fliioi-rdatinii " M'hy of course! means in the field of medicine. For those who question the val­ 64 per cent less decay on perma­ Friond.s, don't bo infliionccd by VVe are abcil In decide by pub­ ue of fluoridation and wonder of Cool comfort! nent teeth of children from 6 to R Not too long ago a gentleman Briuhrd pigthin thi.s "fear propaganda " Listen to lic vote "liCther we will have from the State Hvalih Dept, waa its toxicity lo the human body, it who drank fluoridated water since the hor,e.sl adviie of your family fluoridated water in Mancheater might be worthwhile to note that birth asked why sodium fluoride was not medical counsellor. or not. Let u.s to make prog- added to milk in as much as the seldom has any health advance H ush 5J. No staining or “mottling" oc­ rc.ss and vote with the knowledge received as much confirmation and 2 Because of inv undergraduate curred. children it is supposed to help do ; school training a.s a C'lieinical En- of facts, not by hcarsav not by not care too much for water. He support frern the country’s major P u p p ie s ' Half the results would be worth ‘ gineer: four, years with E. I. persuasion by the unaccredited and was told that the Pure Food and professiona' organizations. By and Blish Hardware ' ■ the investment for the children of j DuPont dc N'einoiiis & Co. as a misinformed: but with the facU Drug law would not allow that as large all medical, dental and PANTS hr w o iv n u N f Manchester. production supervisor, including given by the highc.st authorities sodium fluoride is considered as an health organizations In the entire NORGE James D. Piccin D M D [ water piirifioatinn, of more than m the land impuritv. Is it more pure in w'a- United Slates are in full support "Lawn Mower Center” Breathin' brushed pigskin, only 12 l.OOnrinn, gallons of water daily What a. the facta" The Ameri­ ter" of this program REFRIGERATOR ounces per shoe. Solid comfort, steel 'Freedom of Choice’ j lo a very high degree of purity; can Medical Association has en­ The big question on every one’s shank; balloon crepo sole. Water re­ To the Editor, dorsed fluoridation 'without any The offle 1 actions of the Amer­ Look at these ; three and a half years as an In­ mind now Is what is behind this ican Denta. Assn, and the Ameri­ High-priced featuresi 2 FOR n o pellent. .solid resistant . bni.*h One ot the issues not sufficiently dustrial H.vgiene Engineer with reservation a.s a great Jiealth drive all over the country in an at­ ’em dean! Try 'em on and you'll take emphasized in the fluoridation can Medical Assn, with respect to OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE the Connecticut State Health De­ meas'iro. It has no harmful effects tempt to sell a product that up un­ e Double-Deep ihelvei in the. door ’em home! question Is that of compulsion. By whatsoever. This statement is en­ the safety and effectiveness of partment loncerned with exposure til now was used only as a rat fluoridation, were taken only after GABARDINES. SHARKSKINS, LINENS adding fluorides to the public dorsed also by -he American Den­ poison. Of course many machines e Full-widlh chill troy ' water supply, every individual of workers to toxic materials u.sed critical evaluations of research PLAIN OR PLEATED FRONT.S lor produced in industrial opera­ tal a.saociation the American As­ will be sold used to put this in the e .Egg nest • Buttsr-Cheeie Keeper MEN’S STYLES FROM using the water supply is com­ sociation of Public Health. DentisLs, data over the course of not a few tions in Connecticut, and review­ water and the jirice of sodium but many years The ev-aluatlon * *' * .r¥$; pelled to imbibe that element the .National .Research Council, the fluoride has advanced sharply. If Mod*l $107 e Ciqnt vegetable criiper whether he wishes to or not. This ing of all disability compensation was made by councils composed FREE ALTERATIONS cases in all the Superior Courts of United Slates Public Health Serv­ a solution is used it sells for about violates one of the basic rights of ice. the Ar. erican Academy of of many of the nation’s outatand- ♦ . ^ J 4i^'i all free people, the freedom of Connecticut during this same pe­ five cents a pound If used in the ing medical and dental scientists. Pediatrics, and dozens of other dr>' state It sells lor fifteen or six­ *8.95 *■. # V Jr A choice. riod; my medical training and ex­ bodies of like quality. That water fluoridation is still 1,750 PAIRS OF GUARANTEED There are many Individuals In perience since 19.41: and the very teen cents a pound. "experimentar is another gener­ Shown at right— perforated vamp fortunate personal benefits of hav­ The American Cancer Society Remember that those opposed to oxford, cooleat wear for the hottest this community who, for various i says, "There is no relationship of alization, which disregards or be­ NO DOWN PAYMENT ing been exposed to naturally fluoridation are not forcing you to WASH-’N-WEAR SLAX weather. rMSons, do not desire fluorlces in ' water fluuridr.tion to cancer. " littles the amount of experience their drinking water. They have highly fluoridated water during do with out. Those favoring are already available. Actually, na­ every right as citizens of t democ­ the first nine months of niy life. I The cost is no factor as It will forcing those that do not want It to GABARDINES. BEDFORD CORDS, cost approximately nine cents per | accept. Those that w-anl it can ob- ture conducted the largest and dioost your^l4>M*niow«r now racy to be protected in their free­ say without hesitation that I most varied experiment conceiv­ dom of choice. It is basically and strongly favor fluoridating fficte, but the all-inclusive ma- . Vots against fluoridation now. by our ehlldrsn u d our ehlldren’s .4 '. ^ IS 1 ■. -i ■ A \ A '' ii. • r: ' _ • \ ^

\. WEDNESDAY, APRTI. 22, 1959 Pages IS to 28 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL Section Two WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1959. iHattrljPBtJ’f’ lEiipning l^eralb msnt, the ladlss turned to Invest­ Hew To HoM Roll was rocking and rolling It-' 0AR Buys Slocks, ment bankers for advice. And it apparently has paid off. T aelf out of popularity. FALSE TEETH Free Sidewalk Repair R o c k y R olL This ponclusic i was baaed on Shirer-Donahoe Wedding Drops U.S. Bonds The DAR financial report pegged ' Mere Firmly in Flaee r s c m c s I repor’j. from the federation’a mem- Its slock and bond values to the Lombardo, Thomas 1 ber cUr's, half oi which arc <-on-.- close of 1957, a low point for the ^ Do your fslM tu tb anqoy and am . (Continoea from Pmge One)' barrau by tlipplns. dropping or wob. RoUingOut posed of yot ng potjpic, and on The wedding of Mias .iP-Anne. market. Since then there has been . bllng whin you eat. laugh or talkt Boat Symbol Offered Home Ownesi-s -popular numbers in lie federa- Donahoe. daughter of Mr. and ; a aiib-iuntlal tip.swing. Juft iprlnkle a little FASTEETH on 1ion'.s Kebn-aiv "Parade of Amer- 4,000-*eat Coimtltu^lon Hall and a your platee.Thlaalkaline (non-tcidl Named Prosecutors T^epo. Calif. April 22 Mrs .loseph M. Donahoe, Baltic, j It., biggest holding. 137 share., powder holdi false teeth D|ore firmly I unique collection of Americana. Ht Kim H .‘Hiirer, 06 Proetor Rd„ gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not : folk mu.sic and ntiisical show hits I Ju it how much the DAR plans ! is listed on DAR books at $24,163. : J u d g e Jules A. Karp today benefit, from the new policy. ttke • oo-.idemned kiUar at tJie aon Of M and .Mrs. S. Ross Shirer, eour. Checks "plate odor" (denture will b* fr^(»-of-rharKO to prr.peit\ , I Spaeth'sat repot ts from niu.si' to divert from Uncle Ram is not I while the current market value is breath!. Get FASTEETH today at named Attv. John N. Lombardo A host flying flags represeiita- j They would not have to pay tO* biannlal con\ention of the Na­ ClemsAri. S. C . fomierly of -Mnn- any drug rounier. nwnera fnllowinR a V(tte laai mcht f publi.shera and recording i-om- specified. But the funds it now i shout $32,600. And the 50 shares prosecutor ' of. the Manchester live,of »Bch member church in the waral the mat of any curbs iTl- tional Federation of Made ClubK panies alS" showed Rock n' Roll cliester, ■took place at 11 o'clock Town Court and named Atty. by thf Board of Pire< tot# at a atalled. has in corporate stocks and bonds ,|of American Telephone * Tele- National Council o' Clturches today. was coming to an end. Saturday .^iiormng in St. Cliria- I graph, carried as $8,694 are worth | Allan D. Thomas as.sistant pro- meeting in lhr .Mimu ipal BulUlmK 'n»e only du^.^entlnR votf last Its earlv end a ".' freely pre­ "It was noihi;ig but a Jungle total about 1217,.600. Uncle Sam aeculor, the appointments to be­ formed the worship renter Mon­ But R rrnunder waa voire>l that night \vR9 ra.«t. bv Pircrtor^Honalfl topher's Clivirch. Kasl Hartfoi-d. ; abotit $13,200. ! ELASTIC day evening wlien representativp.s dicted—"and a good thing, loo," ly a t.'.h e .said, speaking of it in still holds the edge on DAR invest­ come effective, immediately. llio Board haa ttie richt to tap for .lacohs Hr .said the new policy The Rev Hehry .Murptiy. formerly ' Among stocks were s number of of United Chtirch Women of Con­ declared Mrs Blant Buford of the past ten.se ' Perhap.s. it did ments with some $368,900 in 'U.S, STOCKINGS The appointments, which will repair only tho.^e aidewalka wlurb might pret ipdate a barrage of re­ of Norwich. o(ti( mied. utilities, plus American Can, necticut and of the National Coun­ Dallas, Tex., chairman of the fed­ ■reflect a . ciril of our time.«. hut bonds and 90-day Treasury bills. be in force until the new circuit it feel.a need it tiie Tun-»t. pair request.^. •Miss Calherine Honahne of Bal-, Standard Oil, U.S. Steel, General TRUSSES — BELTS cil of Cliurchea spoke to members eration's piibticity department, e\-en the kids are dropping it ' When it came to dealing with court system is activated In, 1961. 3*he’ lenilnder was inlendett 1ti ■ lambs agreed that the ,Board tic w as maid of honor for her sla-, Motors. Gcnersl Foods and General of tlie Woman's .Societ.v of Clirts- She «nd such a noted niu,s;i an someone besides the U.S. ^overn- were made nece.ssary by the .sud­ ; hold off «ny iteiupe (\f rnjiie«t^ should accept r.rneral ,Mana|f€r Iter. .Mrs, Plithp I Connell, Rlectric. ARTHUR DRUG tian .Service at South Methodist thonty as Sigi lund SLaelh, "•riter But the tax-exempt DAR Is den re.signation March 30 oL for­ I whirh aoiffo' Dirretni a felt nucht Kirhaift .Martins reromniChdatlon Bnin.swick. Maine, another aister.' Besides thi.s. the ladles have a Church, * and lecturer Mamed it for kitlinp Riihhirs (.nntnti II m rs worth a lot more,, considering It mer pro.secutor John R. FitzGer­ 'follow the Boarda action i:i do was bridesmaid cash nest egg reported at $337,074. A boat has Itecome the symliol of that the town pa\' full rost of curb feK'-islon's "Hit Parade " program, owns such valuable property as the ' daring fepair fi ee. in.Mlallal D-»n and repair, but HUgf*- Ivmri Kngiand- Riihhle.s fight S. Rosa Shirer Jr. of Maiuliea- ald. the world-wide ectinienicsl move­ •ohich they said was ending .«oon Ordinarily, appointment of Repair Id aujevvalU-- aa uoll hm prsieij !• t\nt inalte sidewalk repair waie.s, and , onlrol thorn, at tlie on- ter was best nian'for hia brother. ment, and the program was en­ Dr. Vends Wardrtei Done an o' cotirt officers would not have been j iru'ilallatim'i and te'pHir of «uiha free a I least fr>r now Po\-cT s inner tiarhor. I'shers were David' B. Sampson. titled. "W ere All In the Same Beloit, , pre.sident of the fed­ tranr^ to made until the end of June, when would now be h(»rne omirely b\ the' He .A,HDi reducing the rhargft ihmanne rows of Manchester. Micltael H. Dopahoe, Boat " eration, de.-)sreri "It w'as nothing Two pAtallrl current teVm.s of office were to ex­ I town. The eo.*»t pit'Vioii-**l> v a* ap.iins! pi Opel! v-owners from on«- ,,-buhhle disinhiito’ s are plm ed Baltic, and Douglas Nelson, ,\fan- Mrs. M. Philip Keeler of Weth- h- t a leat art>nva' . and it i,« lust pire. '.split ri0-.50 het'.vren lowu aU'l al*ut- hair to nnedhiid mlglit be pcrmis- srro.ss the :iiin-foot gup hetween cli .strr. er.sfield and Miss Janet Whitney of heating it',,'lf out,. ' Atty. Iximbardo. who has been ting pi opei 1 \ -t»\', iier. sii)hMo allov Hk- town to j^et, a bet- two letties When in, oming wave.* The bride, who was given In Mam he.ster and yit Holyoke (Col­ assistant prose'eutor .since Octo­ TiU' ue\s polity i.s einbo‘i «'l I’l frt e\peiience in ^^'^>rkulg■ With tha Their coi.i.ient followed and marriage b\’ her father, wa.s attir­ lege we'i e interviewed h.v Mrs. M. become he.(V, aw huhhle- aie re- ber. graduated fiom Hartford dUUipeP .MfKMl I" hoininv e-lle. l;\e nrw p Afterward, he said, the eupported a report to the cnn\en- ed in a wliite Shlffley embroidered Philip Siisag. leiised. rrealing a turhiilence tlial ichdoks and received a bachelor of Thiough the u.se of colorful^ in the tnun aidewalli foilirniDe, ( Ij.upe niighl he reduced further. tion by Mr.s, Ada Holding Miller tulle gown, fashioned with litted se’.s wave enei g'^ \^oi liing ag.iin-t Bclence (iegree from the Univer.sity ] l irnt to UeiK'flt "Hid we should md go all the cvf Pro'-idejire. It 1 ‘ hairnian of ba.s<|ue waist and houffaiit .skirt, charts. Mrs. Keeler showed the ■ the fedc.-ation'.s Department o' Itself halving the height of the l oiinectlon Vietween a local group ! K i V n { pi fipvi I V - n A m i ^ h iim wa. at Ihi.*- lime.' Jacobs added. trimmed witli liny clusters of seed .Allan Tlioman Amertran Mrsir that Rorlt r ' \es. of church women, tlieir town, slate would bemdit are Iho-te u Id' tl- pearls Inserted in the embroider­ I . — ---4— t emlofl a p litli , and national councils. .She pointed hen fi M it at the Ihiciioi Te-1 t'uiunungs agreed ed' flower of the gown, Tieis of h ;i! associations. He is a pan.shioner out tliat plan.s made nallonallv are How <•! s S< liMol thil Mie lie,' polus' ”\^'dl lead tO allernaling pleated tulle and Sliif- I ll\ s 1 11 Ml t fi l»e I of St Marv's Church and a mem- coordinated by denominational rep- 'I'heii' .Mitle\s n pif.atci number <»f req\|psts for Mey rmbroidored tulle fell from 1 apped in w hal nin hfi'oine an r\ the baek of tlie waist In the hem­ jher of the Manchester Exchange.'f.,scntalives so thst tliev supple-I jepai: (’l,ih ment the program of local chiircli ' e 1 epaii pi 'i:; I a 111 ! n* I lie line terminallng in a ehapel Hid V e (ant ie\anip the en­ MOTHER'S inosl (let •'( 1 , \ r i IUm ! 11 ' * . p h " u I sweep Her fingertip veil of im- I Altv Tbornas is married to Ui« ; women. She mentioned particular-, tire walk sv,‘-tem in Mancliestcr,” t o ^ Ti ate oil 1 I TliMinp- porleil illusion fell from a little forn^er f’arolx’n N, Norris of M an -. 1\- the coming meeting of the local he ,Maid "<>ur first i muTm are RING Council of ('hnrchwomen, .May- son IM < lo: it I M'lt-H ’.'Ipe pouf of tinv lacc ruffles tnmmed I Chester ami they In e at 19 Wad- tlio.-e iwalkbi in the worst shape Fellowship Dav. when the eni|iha-. S 'x 1 * n n t e I (I n 1 II \ I h S with seed pearls. I dell Pd He is a.s-ncialed \vi;h and we must R(t judiciously on the ! Aliv .lohn It Mf".sel< in the pi ac- sis will tie in tile fiel.l of (’liristian .•Vilains St , Mini ■I'l K Cril- The maid of hniior ami hridea- ot hci s' LAWSON SOFA HOLLYWOOD lice of law at 9_tt .Main St. lal Relations, and piogiains are' ler Si '['I'lal I epa 1 ’ !>i 11 l«u AI a mc«ding Apnl 7, ('umnimgi MM rtiikl J25 00 maid were identiially gowned In I . ■ . Imllt aroimrl the theme, "How ^ whIU.m his in f'li omI 11na t t $75,000 hniiffant skirls made with scal­ he at tlie .Nnzarene Clinrcli al 2 fot M'lmi t in a j'i *i..; i 11 n -to 1 • I d Ma\»u I'Jipene V Kelly said the •*c loped tiers of Hic oigan/a. The , ■% vs pm Max 1 A planned potlmk, 2 Beds For $88.00 llei*(li<* Pr<‘sideiit (bi\y I, oil \ v. stills 1 e i 1 :np f M till nc’.'. |)oId \ lias the advantage of gowns were ,ompleied ^^■ltll him lie'in al 12;30 xvill precede tlie ^ lie" a Ik (alls allow top Hu' Riiard to make need­ Streamers of nariow purjile r*el\et meeting. ( )| her p! oji'O ly-t)\vm s soon to ed rep.(US jiroinptly without the Tliej' also wore headhands of pur­ 5 PIECE BEDROOM .lames Herdic Mas elected presi­ Miss .lanel Whilnex’. a X'oiilh I htMiefil would lie Iho.Me on < lol w a dfla' and paperwork costs inciuent meml.ei of file .Nalional Council ol In the Mother's Ring, her prireless possessinn, are shown ple vbsjvel nbhim amt earned c o -' dent Ilf ill'' I'lVilan Cl'ih at I lie l{(K'hnlle Exrlianiie ( liih (>ifl Si Trehhe I h and oi Ihirlet SI to I he old method of citizen nasess- through a ring that represents her faiiiily. the two lianiU -h o "" KITCHEN SETS (’hui ches. .lescrilied lier woi li ' Innial ifpring bnu(|iiet.«, | Baclirarh Pholo t Walnut. Maple or Limed Oak meeting lield ye.slerday noon at tii‘io Strep Hiillow Lane I o I' Pi - menl and 'the money saved on Chrome. Wrought Iron, Copper-Tone lliiougii tile 1 luted ('hiistian TfUuh'T AnllD.nv ?itapliof. .) che. U.m In H M.py of iu-sun nin oft on new duplicatinp lum hme hI the signify father and mother. In turn, these two eirclet* are |o ned The trridy's mother chose a navy | Willle'.s (tivjl. puMi.n Kii paving Old claini.s cmil.(i more than MRS. Kl.M SHIRER Including maUreis.«i $ 1 9 9 5 0 Youth Mnxemenl Reminding the *n .Mi'(’;uth> primipal "f Kygfher by the true gems In her lift^lhe birlhstnne of ei.eli of inher i)ffic.-is ele.'te.l at llii.s sdiiHil fdi ti'latdrd tluhiien in 'i'a h ot 1 \ ilie With liuii .an* .Miss Hel had postponeil Mfl\e the additional repair cost t o ’ peati de sole cjres.r made wilti em­ xvomen Vhat tliis Is the ^.Mli anni-' K\( hange rlul). uhieh pa\»' The diiertors hPr rhililrrn. and box spring. ineeiing are Matihew Maeto.zo. \’ernnn Flein ent a i \* Srlun »1, and 1 .et ma i ' t 1 >'U a 1 11 p i i*.mii ii n L *>f Hot U \ 1 11 e llu' to’An." pire hodice ap'd .she.'Hti skirt, and a $39.50 $59.95 xersarx- of t'CYN . she pointe,! out ' ronsulerat ir»n r»f •Sidewalk w ork I the mucous membrane that covers, John l^iiilmrdo president-elect tt'alter Sctiardl. sehonl the new innrhine. (Herald l’h«*lo h\- S'lleinisi. The Mother's Ring is fashioned hi hand at >'»ir order In eillier hat of him petal.s. Tlte hi ide- CIS t'nllcgc. Stic IS s fariilly niciii- .3 PIECES 5 PIECES Dial Uie local voiitli group is t lie gtoom's motlier r iro'sc a tiliie print-, the front surface of the exes and .sei'ielaiy: Claierice .Mariin. sei i e white or yellow gold (H kl and Is so designed llml stones ma,> be hcr of JhP Bsrncs .School, Fast of CoTinPctiont arid an l.I- B. from h.tse ot a pxiHinld. and tlint the ed sheath dress wiHi ilsatihmg hat,! al.so lines the inner surface of the larv-el,*ct Tlinmas P.ollason. Ireas- added at a future date. Hnrlfoid. and he is a fanitiy mem­ Maple Platform Rtecker the t^nivei .sit y'.«* law ■ s; liofil. From lia.se is the nio^t important part of Bt nC.F.T TFRM S The bride's traveling instiime ber of the Vcrplanck .School. jevelid. Wlien groups of childien $ 2 9 ’ 5 7 Piece Sets $89.50 nrei : Walter Knrtin Irwin Kove .siisceptilile to measles were ron- 1950 to 195- lie was a memhei' of til,, sli iiclui e. when- leaving on a wedriiiig trip to. I (S40.00 value). Hanv Maidnienl and Howatd .Mra. Keelei- and Mi.ss Wliitney I laminated with the aallva of very the l„p>{i.slaut ro Iruni liip lliiril Holme.s, .lire, lots and (Iiarle.s Industrial Foundation ,N’ew York f’ily am! Qiionm hnn- Senatorial Di.^trirt in Hartfoid. agreed lhai a vital link in 'all ' o- THE FAIR FOR FAMOUS taiig, R I . was a nine I'.'.een fiKcil. K\ps 7’rofiAfiiif l/f'ff.s/r.t i urei 1 iriiis cases, some, w ho were Ba 1 ha In. sergea nl -a I -arms ojieiation hetxxeen local and In­ infected tlnoiigli the mouth and Men’s Reclinor fi ‘Drawer I'nfinished Chest During World War J1 AUy. These officers will he installed suit with navy ai i e,-isories. After, $3950 Lombardo ser\’ed with Hip T P. .\ir terdenominational xxnik is tile lo­ NAME FASHIONS their return Mr ami .Mrs Shirei Nc.i- York flPtcni Ip.'^ts iridi- throat, didn't develop the disea.se. Chair (Clear pine) I " in .lime. cal delegate to a council Slie. if is ' Favored bv Chamber h o o r ' But fne out of si.v rhlldren whose Force In the ('hina-Burnia-Tndia S rate Hial nipaslps and olliPr com­ Following the election three new who explains the goals of the loc.nr' w ill reside at I 7K < la i den Di mon childhood diseases aie tians- jheallhx' ronpinctivas weie con- theatre of operation.s. menihers were in'iiicled into mem- ■ T K e 977 MAIN ST.—MAN( HK.'^TLR Both the bride ami hmiegioom 9x12 Tweed Rug.s $ O Q ‘^5 Altv. Lombai'do is a member of society to the larger gioiin, and in mitled through the conjunct i\a jtanunated did dexelop It. hei ship 111 tlie clnh Thev are .A I chester*. 'I'he fund.s could also be attended Willimantie .silate Te.ach- (S.'i.Y.OO value) 4^ JF Manche.stpr Hailioitl (\>unt\- an*l turn expl.vms 1" In, al -.'ci.eii tin ', • Tlie fhaiidu'r of (’onunerce ha.s .SOI, MAPI.E, S PIBCK Flagg man.iger nf tli,' W. T. a conceited (Foil Ihioiigh .min- (•Mine oiji in lavoi of ha\ing an in- u.sed to aid the e.xpKiision ot indii.s- in Slate bai- a.ssocia 1 ions and is also Ualreadv in the town, lhe\- said. a member of the It;ilittn-.'\nit*i u an Cianl ( 'n ; .In-cph I'.aiinan, I'lo- rils. max supplement their oxx n (histnal fr*undHlion f(Uincd in UniN'ersitv ('lul) and tj^e Mailf'D/d pnelnr nf Cnret Casual, and Rich- goals. .Manciie.Hl ei a mean.s ol allract- 'Pne p:(»p«uties acfpiiied h\‘ the' DINETTE GROUP ar.l Bnland. president of Boland ing new indu.^tiy tlie to\‘.n and foundatiofi (Hiiild h»* l**a.sed out to THAYER CRIB OUTFIT Counnl of the Knight-* of ('nlum- biLS. He i.s married to the ftnii+ei '.Mnlor.s Iff aid those ali'eadv estaiihshed. pM\ate indnsliv and !h1(U' pur-* p.nv Smith di.-lilct sales man­ Lsn'.. (M)d HdiiD’M'. chaiiman of chase*! !)>• them. Hecau.se liie foiin , .t styles. Choice of $ 1 1 4 9 5 Choice of fini.sh. Drop side. Ad.ju.stable Mary Alibrio and is a.ssoi ialed Slafford Blaze table and chairs. with .^tty.s. Anthony .1. Armentaun ager nf the Snn'hern New England Ihe f'lutod.ei s irnlu.strial develop­ datinn would he primarilv a mm-i spring. Includes M aterproof $ O Q .5 0 Teleidione Co,, dejnonstraled lele- ment coiuniitley, inJoirued Kichard prolit organization low inUuesi i \ and Iv^ster Kat/. in the prarlii e of l)am ao:<‘ Set al A mattress. law at 983 Main St., Hartfoid. He jihnnes of the future 'rihtiils, e\eeniing S t. lias i»e(m given to .suppoil the *‘in- or firms in e\pansu>n progiain.s duslnai loutulalion idea in pur- Attv. Thoiua.s is a Manihesuo Frigam.-I. il.'iiD. I’allciTs B.ilM- F'irP hamage If) the StaffoKl 'Pile r|c\'f|(.pinent t <>mm:ssion MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE nftti^■e. the sf»n of Ml', ami Mi.-* ffs. 3248; .North F.nfl.s. 3202; Springs Hoiisf xxa.s palimat'“fi t<>- po.se ami pi mcipie, first slmlicfl olh'T to.imla'ions in 'I'he approval wa.s given l*y the E-Z TERMS! Davidf:. Thomas, of 46 ('our-llaml 4,\.\XX 31(17. St.'ilP Shop Flppau', riav at ahoiit S'i.'i.OOO. f'oniiectiMd and el.scwheie betorc Chaiid)ei .s boaiU oi. uiie« lui.s acL- A g^raduate of Manchester High 3183; Thp Herald. 31.38; .\VaJmUL c Stafford Springs Fire Chief coming out in favor (U‘ tlie idea. FURNITURE DEPT. ing on a recoiumendalion made b_\ School, Atty. Thomas .-received C’lipper.a. 3115: 4 Dunces. 3114; 4 ' \V o o d r o xv Pilkat said the fire, "Phe fl«*ve!Mpe(s *‘ 111 pilas'z.e rii He was adnutteti to the bar wet K.b ago to disi iis.s a pi "fit hit 111 a t.t) a ■ t I mliLst r_\’ W ikkIv s Wnndei.';. 204.5. Qilish. fective wiring The blaze broke another famous name iihortly after gratlualion and is a .suggt*^on made o\ tlie town com h,( h ’. "iild PI o\ ',de addd lonal 2807; Ktfpjiei Kettle, 28-12. and O ld in the fo-uth flo«u- atti- of the member of Mam hester. Hartiord mi.ssion that the <’hamber endoi.-^e C'lis jii Man* heeler, furni.sh addi­ .loe' Barber Shop, 2806. 1 55-vear-ol(t structure. County, State ami .Xmeri'an bar and aid ui Ihe lormation Ihe Oiamber gro'ip sim e lingerie shop that time. (piawa .N'earlv 2.OOP POO tm- Fdinoie also told 'Pibbitt.s that a rTUgiant.s tia\e entetef] (’mula In small liai.MfM) ( omiuittee will be ap­ make •hen h"mes ,sin( e the end nf pointed h\ Uie ('hamher lo fur­ W"! id War 11. ther at iid\' tlu' [>i ojof l. LAWN and GARDEN AIDS Several month.a ago the d’DC -f- HOUSE OF RECORDS came out in fa'-'U of forming a // // foundation eompo-ed of private Sorrento citizens to a« cidiodate fund.** RUMMAGE SALE ONION SETS • through the sale -d slot 1< or 'dluu Thursddy, April 23 SPRING STEEL RAKE menus d’lie de\e|f)peis explauu'd SI’KOAI. $^ ^ 9 1 i.k, 39e ! i.k.. 75e . i,k.. FI-’® the mone\- could then V>e used to ODD FELLOWS HALL in miracle blend ac(pim- building.s -u «ile.s oi to 9:3(1 A.M. fi ( I 1 ne'c st I'll* 11;j es as hu induce­ Ml IT( lilAIEM. \\ R \ NOW ment to imiustt\ to 1 11"', e to .Man­ zepbaire batiste HAND PRUNERS GLADIOLA BULBS Big trees can cause sidesvalk damage if not n.69To»3 95 5 9 c thru $ 6.00 Trees giving litfing beauty and color to our community, IndlvidiiHl Varlpflps In Pnekngf^. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE! fiotvering in the spring and a blaze of color in the fall. properly selected and planted in the right space. HEDGE SHEARS PKG. OF 10— 79e MAY 2nd ,n .MHO (.)l Il.TEI) TOP A (’Van Imp .'nvoth xhapod . W . 6*1” time of storms, floods and hurricanes. Reg. Price $25.90. NOW ^ 9 0 Sleek Tafredda (nylon, orlon, taffeta) petti- ...V. cauti^ns that can <$pve a life. POniNG SOiL-COMPO. . N LAR slip keep.s its band box look . . ; requires^no r i - I t , i i W EST M IDDLE ironing. Distinctive cluny-type imported lace - TURNPIKE adds interest. White or black in small,| me­ THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY HOUSE OF REIXIRDSI dium and large sizes. • MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE # •TONNF^’TICl'T’K U05IPLETK OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. TILL 9 p!M.-MON., TUES., SAT. 10 OPEN TONIGHT, THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL .9 P.M; 7T3 MAIN ST. CARPET 8Pr.Cii^LTy SHOP" PhoM Ml 3-4121 for Ft m D«HvMy . ' ^... t....' !..i i.ai uT.l. tVi 1

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MANCPfiSTER EVENING HERALD. MAN^ E S T E R , CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRHi 22, 1969 WANT MORE FOR YOUR Jews to Mark Pimiento Is/Versatile Delicacy Bondage’s End

•ni* ’«w1ah fwUval of Pns«)ver wlU be celebmUKl by Jew* ell over ■n»a ceremony wa* peiformed by the Rev. Philip Hussey In St. th e world bertiminK thle evonlng Bartholomew's Chapel at 11:45 ■t eundowr and eonUnulnif until ajn . Tlnmday c i next we«4t. Only the SPONSORED lY THE Otvsn in marrisfire bv her fath- firet and the last two dsys of the ars obserTcd as full holi- O M y *. 'The inten>enln(t four days Robert’ phlUppe of cilnton, waa are balf-hoUdayS. Second ^Congregational Chiirth Sarvlcea will be held at Temple Beth Sholom on Thursday, FViday Saturday and Sunday at 10 a.m organdy. The fitted bodice was These are family services to be at­ design^ with a Sabrina neckline tended by parents and children. and short shirred sleeves. Her Baaeover commemorates the Ex- white cap was fa^ioned of silk 23 organza tows and held In plac* her odue of the Israelites from Egyp­ Tomorrow, April tian bondage under the leadership ahoulder length veil of Illusion. She of Moses 85 centuries ago. Its ob­ carried a colonial bouquet of white (>KOiM)oi Luma HmUl 11 A.M.T0 8P.M. servance '-.•as ordained in the carnations and stephanotis. n ie maid of honor wore a light \ Bible "as a memorial forever," to remind the Jewish people of the blue silk organza street length "^Nbondagc of their ancestors and AT THE CHURCH HALL , dress and carried a colonial bou­ ^ I r triumphant liberation from quet of flowers In shades of blue I t l5»ese are recalled by reading NORTH MAIN AT NORTH STREET ^ and lavender. • O isli* «4|uiti ts • Recoil starlar en handle the itory of the exodus at the ; Mrs. Obrqmski aid ' sauteed mushrooms, also went MclNTOSH BOAT CO. BON WILLIS 6ARAGE ton, local CD director. R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy en. into my mother s creamed chirk- j CLirrORD HANSEN Sullivan, an amateur, has his 8-843,5. She gives the Impression of a 24-IN. ROTARY MOWER Bougie. Algeria-~A 24 imh pipe­ on ' Rut this i lii( ken was some-I THE SEALTOa - INSUROR SPECIALISTS IN WHEEL own station, Wl-HHR, at his j person who is having a delightful line i.s being laid to carry oil from . thing oul of thi.s world because ALIGNMENT, BRAKE SERVICE home. He will work from there. time whether having fun or not. CO. JOHNSON MOTORS, BOATS, And she leaves promptly Tstead the Hassi-Messaoiid field of the the while sauce was mad with 55 E. CENTER ST. and GENERAL’ REPAIRING The towm will have a set of Its Krcm h fiahara 4Hi miles to the I linn cream and bound flirt hi.' .M.ARINE PAINT and HARDWARE of talking for .30 minute.s about how HI 3-2453 own which may be set up at head­ Rutli Millett she really should be going, or de­ port of Bougie on the Mediterran­ iwillt egg yolks. Thomas Colla 18 MAIN ST.—MI 9-4581 quarters In Yeomans Hall or taken Reg. 79.98 ean. The line, big enough to trans­ I Rp( ently when our brother-in- Ml 9-5224 J A 2-5750 66 OAK ST.—MI 9-8162 taining tier hostess at the door anywhere It may be needed, Whea­ when she should be with her other port 14.000.000 tons a year, Is ex­ I law went on a diet 'and lost 20 ton said, as the plana to expand Guest Has Obligation as pected to go into service liext fall. poundsi he was allowed a cottage- COMPLIMENTS OF Well as Party -Hostess Does guests. W. B. BICKENSON radio facilities here are completed. (All rights reserved, NE.\ Service, SUBURBAN PROPANE He worked in the "Operations Most women try hard to make Inc ) ' Alert” on -Friday and Saturday, a party successful when the party "Charge-ft"—no money down, 1.75 w a «k/y| P L ^ ^ IN G and HEATING for the first time. is one they’re Riving. CAYEY^ CONTRACTOR BAS CORP. Tax Report But some women never bother to contribute much to anything when Impossible to match the quality for less MAOKTOWN RD., WINDSOR FOOD FOR EVERY MOOD MANCHESTER Mrs. Ijaura L. Squier. tax col­ AMESITE DRIVEWAY lector, has submitted her annual they’re g?iests at somebody else’s than Grants low price. No pushing, no MI 9-6726 party. | MUrdock 8-862* 46 E. CENTER ST.-r-MI 8-1416 report to the State Ta.x Commis­ BUILDERS A good guest leaves her troubles pulling: easy-to-maneuver. Heavy duty sioner as of April 15, 1959. On behind when she enters another’s ■ the list of Oct. 1, 1957, due April Grading,' Machine Spread, house as a guest. Regardless of- Power Rolled, st?el deck; live rubber rear tires for 1, 19,58, the total tax was J12.3,- the frame of mind she was In when i 989.25, of which .9837 per cent has Amesite Driveway Areas she left home she forces herself to I All Work Guaranteed more traction. 1 been collected, leaving a balance be lighthearted and affable by the i r due of $1,954.69. The total amount For Free Estimates time she is greeted by her host. CALL MI 8-7601 CONSULT on all rate bills due prior to April She is friendly to everyone, not 1, 1959, waa $126,236.95 of which to just a chosen few, ignoring the ^ DeMAIO BROTHERS .9836 per cent has been collected, rest of the company-. | leaving a balance due on all bills She nas an amusing story to tell, i Serving Tlie Manchester Aren WTG WHITR FIRST NATIONAL BANK of $2,123.52. opinions to express, but she i.sn’t ■ Since 1920 On the new 1968 list there is a so eager to talk that she Interrupts I Thousands of Satisfied 1 r total tax due of $153,414.82 on a others to get her say In. Customers PAINT FOR list of 1,067 property owners. As She enters enthusiastically Into ) of April 18. 346 have paid a total EXTERIOR USE Defeat Fluoridation of $47,760.43 which is less than a third of the total amount. I .•inmjiuj!j:j Mrs. Squier reminds taxpayers , that partial payments may be ^ j| n : Gives good protection, Reg. 3.99 made at any time and will reduce j™ freshens up your home future interest charges. > i|||{ THRIFTY GRANTS SAVES YOU IF at a remarkably low i 6 6 Burma Talk Planned | j||ji price. For homes, barns, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Prewitt Kjij sheds, garages. Covers and their sons, Charles Walker, 13, ||;|| ■ wood, brick, stone. and David, 7, will give a program i ||i:} YOU on Burma at the meeting of the I ;i| h VOTE YES Women’s Guild of the Congrega- j |||j: 25% to 33 % tlonal Church Tuesday night at ! !| | ;j the home of Mrs. John Kozelka on jHif WANT Columbia Green. Each member Is |ii[_ asked to bring a guest. Assisting |j||j hostesses will be Mrs. Leola Beck, {i:{i OVER NEAREST COMPETITION Why Keep Them In The Dark? Mrs. Hyland Tasker and Mrs. TO Raymond Jacobsen. Dr. Prewitt. Associate Profressor GREEN Retgular 29.98... of Science Education at the Wil- With balloon tirei Did Pro-FIuorldation tell you that over 8,000 older people will be harmed by llmantlc State Teachers’ College, BUY NOW! RIBBON OWN fluoridationT And 10,000 children will not benefit from It? And over 8,000 children vvent to Burma on a Fulbrighl will suffer some degree of permsnent tooth damage (fluorosis) ? And thst bottled, Scholarship to teach Science Edu­ FAMOUS MAKE cation at the University of P LA N T FO O D " non-miorldated water will have to be bought by aUerg^o, arthritic, dlabeUcs. cj»n- Rangoon. His wife and sons will’ 20 oerous, tuberculous, cardiacs, (heart cases), nephrities (kidney diseases) and all other participate In the program, all In A chronically III? Also gallbladder disease, ovenvetghts and the pregnant wUI require costume, shewn. j mtj non-fluoridated water. Blo-chemlcol In formation confirms all this. Did they fell you Weddiw Shower ' TRAINER Mrs. Rodney Gadoury was guest Reg. 9.98 3-cu. ft. about mottted teeth? of honor at a “wedding” shower,: lllll Steel Wheelbarrow HOME at the home of her parents, Mr. j| j:| BIKES Sind Mrs. Adolph Beaudry MachljSl'tl Riggest, sturdiest whecl-| Mottled teeth means teeth are permanenflv disfigured: discolored and pitted; Rd. Sunday afternoon. Forty | _ EXTENSION break off horizontally and longitudinally. This damage Is Irreversible. Tt Is the first guests were present from Hart-. |j||j barrow at this price. One- FHA Conventional Construction outward symiplom of fluoride poisoning of internal organs of the body. Proponeaits ford. East Hartford, Manchestei, ^ l»!i piece leakproof trav. Wlllimantic and Columbia. All de<> '• LADDERS of fluoridation know this, yet they are willing to SACRIFICE I ’O l'R CHILDREN as 'I'e rn fic huv 1 T orations and flowers were w hite; j w**kly well as the aging, the aged, the chronically III. and a wedding cake was featured MORTGAGE LOANS on the buffet supper table. Host- | !)|| 95 esses were Mrs. Philip H. Isham 11* Save over $5 now! See these II. Trendley De«n, “father of fluoridation,” ,Iour. A.M.A., Oct. 1986, stated, "Terth Jr., Jonathan Trumbull Highway j exciting features: safety affected with mo^fled enamel eru^t showing a dull, chalky white appearance, which and Miss Jacqueline Durand of |||| 10' >li* 1.15 wMk* NOW AVAILABLB In many Instances, later take on a characteristic brown stain, frequency of the stain Willlmantic. I f coaster brakes, trainer Tolland County Homemakers will | j A (f Pinpri.U Increasing with age.” The American Medical Asro. report admits that “mottled teeth wheels, rustproof enamel Join with women from all over the | Liglitweight aluminum with 5-10-5 FERTILIZER are the ‘most delicate criterion of harm’ Worn fluoride and acknowledges that this state May 7, in holding their an­ finish. Boys’, fire engine built-in safety warranteed to ...at the First National Bank will Inevitably result from water containing 1 part per million fluoride” ; Dec. 5, ’57. nual Achievement Day at the Uni­ meet and surpass the indus­ i f red; girls’, pastel blue. IT . S. Public Health has shown proof from their own .rocorjs, that fluorosis occurs versity of Connecticut Little Thea­ V ter. “At Home in Oiir New V.’orld” try’s specifications. See them ! In less than the recommended 1 ppm: e.g., from NATURAL FLUORIDE In water, at 42.98 DELUXE No need to put off buyin'g your own heme any longer. is the theme for this State home 50 POUND BAG The friendly folks in the RRST's Mortgage Loon Depart­ Kewanee, Dlinols, 0.9 ppm Fluoride, there’ were varying degrees of fluorosis, 47%. demonstration day sponsored by 24" or 26" BIKE Tuezon, Ariz.. 0.7 ppm fluoride, showed 62% fluorosis: Marion, Ohio, 0.4 ppm fluoride, the extension service. The program C9MPARI riATHRI F9R MATURE ment ore ready to offer loans designed especially for U open to all homemakers, NIAilU BIANTS 2*29 4?% fluorosis; from P.H. Reports, official Journal of U. 8. Public Health Service, Vol. whether they, participate in an exij,| 5I» CPMFITITIOH PAICI SAVIHfiS 1.88 1.25 Weekly you. 57, p. 1105, Aug. 7, 1942. C h an ^ r, Ariz., 0.8 ppm fluoride, showed varying degrees tension service program or not. 20' 41.9$ 28.9$ 30.9S FIRST QUAUTY fluorosis, 68% :— from P.H, Reports. Vol. 68. pg. 508, May ’58. 'These statistics Indicate The program for the day will ; 24' 49.5$ 96.9$ 26.0H . t m open with a coffee hour at 9:30 that In warmer climates, whei» more, water Is consumed, there are more mottled teeth, 31' $8.9$ 43.9$ 2$.4% ROSEBUSHES a,m. Mrs, Evan Kullgren of Erdoni IIS blit In Ohio and Illinois, where the climate would be more like that of Manchester, the Rd., Is one of the hostesses for this 32' 77.9$ $1.9$ 33.3% Clbnbera, Everblooming amount of FLUORIDE POISONING Is from 42 to 47% . Note that Marion, Ohio, has feature, with other Tolland County 36' 87.9$ $8.9$ 32.9% •lumbo Lifetime frame guarantee 1 0.4 ppm Natural Fluoride and Manchester, Conn., has 0.81 ppm NATURAL FLUO­ homemakers. 40' 96.9$ 68.9$ 28.9*4 You get bike riding per­ RIDES. Therefore It Is reasonable to expect 88% Fluorosis. That ihehns that out of ^ Dr. Ethel Alpenfels, professor of L19-1.89 anthropology at New York Uni­ fection at great savings. every 10 children In Manchester, 8 and one third children may have some degree of versity wilh be the featured speak­ Boys’ and girls’ models. permanently damaged teeth. Present dental report shows 9,000 cavities In children’s er at the morning program. Dr. SPRim BULBS For Vour Convenience teeth. Adding AR’nFIClAL FLUORIDE to the Natural Fluoride, wIR WORSEN, NOT Alpenfels- will use the theme of Uaten to , the meeting as the basis for her Lily Of The Valley Drive-In Banking remedy teeth. It Is therefore evident, that Manchester children need MORE attention lltkkir islatir Iaii«l-lti4a4 Canna Root •COMING EVENT!): Front Door Parking Plaza talk, ffipm 10:30 untfl 11:46 a.m, ■ sSMtart lU-inpjli Front Wheel to calcium-rich foods and oral hygiene. There Is no need te add RAT POISON to your . astaaiitle CiladloU 16-Inch Front Wheel 12-lnch Froht Wheel A t 10 A.M. Afternoon sessions will be held ItM Sara Misipanat tsfaly mat iNk BANKING HOI'RR brinklng Water. ' ^ In two separate groups. A_phoica ” ' '"T- 6 Cu. Ft, Bog . . . 3.27 OUuit m oiiu Monday thru S«tur«l»y Mondav thru Friday may be made t>y the women as to Tnberoo* B o o m TRiCYCLES 10.88 9.88 8.88 NATIONAL BANK 9 to 8 which they wish to attend,, lach. FARKADE ONLY 4 Cu. R. Bag . . . 2.77 Matty Other* Badi* CuuM m tsr carrying on one phase of ‘^ealth’ ItM M yuw'eial 595AAAINSTREET « AAANCHESTER,CONN. Thuraday Evenings S t« S Saturday Mornings 9 to 12 for Our Family In Today’s world” as a dlecussion; MANCHESTER PARKAOC^^ Dr! Willard A. Krehl, associate MAIN STREET professor ■ of nutrition of Vale'^ni- • rsrslty will lead a session on I M I i r SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER RESIDENTS AGAINST FLUORIDATION « a w iin g Tides sK Nutritional 'f p Nee4s7' E>r. Ellas Marsh of ths

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MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, »fANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1959 PAGE T^N tir^N B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ I^DNESpAY, APRIL tZ, 1959 PAGE TWENTV , H * I S t t c • N Roc^pUje^Vernon ^ Panama Ousts M?u^got, '\ ^ u ir swalMS.!** Hayes Sees Need Tor Pushes Hunt f o r Arias Mfiss srkMi •***‘C'*°*^'* 1*1. m trm - « , lew prk* »e* n* a year ago. The Aria* fsmUy’s GOODYEAR (Cwtjbnai trp m Page Oaa) chain of nswspspsrs ha* been at­ \ Permanent Town SBC tacking the De la Guardia regime WELDON DRUG C6. Santa Clara, where Ariaa’ family t61 5Iala Street— S-5S21 ha* a large ranch. Since. ■« ' Th« MUblishmcnt of pcrma-i^Petru*. P*ttr lUmtdell, B«m I« Roberto and his wife nave been Tn« n., Pnv.l Tnhn fttnrka. Dame Margot salted back into in Parfama slncp^ January. She is Bent school buildinR commiUee Richard, Gar.- Royal, John Stocks, Caron Stonj and Paula Ward, Balboa before daWn Monday 'with scheduled to dance again In Lon­ we* suggested today by Douglas don June' 2 with Britain’s Royal H Haves, chairman of the Lake Rifle Expert a boatman. She was arrested )don- S t School Building Committee. Army Pvt. William T. >larl*y, day night and lodged In special Ballet. Hayes believes the town would 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. William quartera for. distinguished prison­ : RECORD hop: benefit by having an 8-member P. M a r l ay, Rockville, reeantly er* on the top flbor' of the Panama Belgium Set* Air Marks. eommittee with two n\embers be­ qualified a* expert in firing the City Jail. Friday, April 24 ing replaced each year. This M-l rifle while assigned to the British Ambassador Sir Ian L«s- / lis Henderson was allowed to see Brussels — New air paasenger wOiiid' form an e\1:'crierrcod nu- 2tth Infantry Div. in Germany. and cargo record* were established 1:80 to 11:00 cle«is for a committee which could A construction specialist in Co. her sfteT: she was questioned. He / hsd proUsted to the Foreign Min­ by Belgium last year. Passenger work in. con;ucllon with the Board 1-1 of the division's 3d Engineering arxlvala and departures totaled CITY VIEW HALL of Education In long-range school Battalion In Munich, Marley- en­ istry against her being held in­ communicado. The dancer is a 1,097,195 compared with 664,422 490 KEENXiY ST. planning, he said. tered the Army in June 1988, completed basic training at Fort British citizen despite her marri­ in 1957. Freight amounted to MANCHESTER Haves made this sugge.slion 36,200 tons against 27,500. Much when' asked about Uie desirability Dix, N. J„ and arrived in Europe age to a Panamanian. Arias, 41, is the son of former of the Incfeaso of 68.8 per cent for Admlaslon 15c Of building a wing onto the iJike Iasi February. passengef* and 31.6 per cent for 8t. school, the main part of which , He is a 1954 graduate of Rock- President Marmodio Aria*, who spilt with the administration of freight can be attributed to the . Is expected to be ready for u.sc in ; ville High School. six-month Brussels 'World’s Fair. September. Arrests Reported {Resident De la Guardia more than Speaking for himself, and not Robert E. Watroui, 40, of Wap- the committee. Ha.ves said there ping, wag arrested about 4 p.m. would be considerable advantage yesteftlay on W. Main 8t. on a - Z5' r W '(TV'?' to adding the wing, while the con­ charge of intoxication. Hs had besn tractor sUli has his equipment at released earlier In the day from STUDEBAKER and PACKARD BRING the site, and before the landscap­ Tolland County Jail after posting a ing is completed. bond for appearance in Rockville 2 The Board of Education, at lt.s City Court Monday on a similar TO YOU THE LARK ON WINF last meeting, recohimended that chfirge. He will be presented on WEARS BEST ON THE ROAD . . . the selectmen consider adding a both charges Monday. wing at Die I.*ke St. School, build­ Andrew T. Orassette Jr., J3, of ing onto the Maple St. Schoo'School - ■''® Spring St., was arrested at 8:30 and buying land in Ogden’s Cor a m. today at his home on a LOOKS BEST ON YOUR CAR • • ner's for a future school. The charge of breach of the peace. He posted a 828 bond for appearance selectmen have agreed to study in City Court May 4. the matter but have not commit­ Hospital Notes ted themselves. Admitted yesterday: Bernard 2 The Lake St. school building I.entochR, 19 Hale St. Ext.: Mrs. conintlttee was appointed by the John l-appen. RFD 2; Bertram selectitien, who chose members I.lsk, 144 Orchard St.; Mrs. Mary NYLON double eagle TIRES for theil' experience and knowl­ Jamieson, RFD 8. edge. 'The committee Is com­ Discharged yesterday: Howard posed of tw*<3 members of the Mattson, .3(5 White St.: Morton' Board of F in ite , a member of Thompson, Ellington: Mrs. Alfred the Board of EHiication, an ac­ Staples. 64 Prospect St,; Albert countant, a bulldei^; ^and the three Shortman Sr., Broad Brook: Mrs. selectmen. ' Arthur Stafford and son, 37 Park Spring Frottti Ssntrday St.: Mrs Benjamin Bubrzyckl, The Rockville Junior Achieve­ hies Union S.: Mrs. Arnold John­ V I ment will sponsor a Spring Frolic ston and daughter, RFD 2, The Clock Is Enchanted ffG O O D / ^ E A R \ r ' Record Dance Saturday from 8 to Meeting tinder an enchanted clock In aa Arabian NighU land are this prince and princess an^d as­ 11:30 p.m. at the Longview Schd«.I, Vernon and Taleottvllle new* I* sorted helpers and himlerers. All are members of the cast of the "Enchanted Clock' '^ ich will Ellington. handled through The Herald'* performed At Bowers School Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 2;30 p.m. by the Children i Special guest performers will Rnrkville Bureau, 7 W. Main Si., Theater. Raising: her arms to ward off the evil genie is Carolyn. Gryk. 12, who plays Aglb. ClMp- be I^e Irving and his band, a local telephone TReniont 5-3I.3*. ine her hands in fright is the princess, played by Marvdou F’rankenberg. 10. The prince is Gary instrumental group. Tickets may Wright 12. and the nasty genie la Kevin Morlarty, 13. Wendy Calncn, 12, operates the puppet be purchased from members of goal who seems to be watching the action, and the puppet dog who seems to be ignoring it. As strong as they are beautiful! Junior Achievement or at the Town to Ask ( Herald Photo by Oflara). . door. Girl Scout Roundup newspapermen they had gtotten Intermediate Girl Scouts of 'Ver­ Bids on Pool Woman Held for Six Hours bad breaks, Wright contending his non will hold their annusl round­ parole was revoked because he got up at the former County Home DOUBLE EAGLE is the finest tire that men can make or money can Town Directors last night agreed into a fight with a policeman’s rel­ field May, 16 from 10 a m. to 2:30 ative. KEEP TUNED TO THE STATION THAT'S MOVING AHEAD p.m. unanlmoual.v to authorize taking of bids on construction of ■ swim­ Werner, whose home Is at Rockville troops will he guests Captured Convicts Say Merced, Ckilif., was sentenced from buy! Designed to meet the challenge of today's finest ears. You'll ap­ at this event, which Is under the ming pool at the Verplanck .School. W IN F 1230 ON EVERYONE'S CAR RADIO The step, however, does not com­ Fresno County. Wright, who was direction of Mrs. Donald Ronalter, born at Boswell. Okla., was sen­ Each troop will plan and cook its mit the Board to build the pool but preciate.the quiet effortless ride, the safer road-gripping tread; the in­ would allow it to get an Idea of tenced from Weaverviile in Trinity own noon meal, with milk, ice They Were Just Bluffing County. cream and soda provided. costs. The closing campfire for Inter­ An Olympic-sized pool at Ver­ credible strength that ^ ly 3-T NYLON CORD can provide: You'll mediates will be held June 3 at planck was recommended la.sl (Continued from Page One) edge and Wright armed himself Russia Sells More Gold night In the final report of the with Harrison’s fishing \nlfe, but Valley Falla Farm on Valley Falls Warden Fred R. Dickson said Rd., Vernon. Board's swimming pool committee 4he hotel man said that "on the London — The total volume of marvel at its beauty thopcompliments modern automotive design. IF Brownies will hold their camp­ headed by Director Francis Ma­ the pair would go before a Prison' •whole, they were real nice to us. Riuasia gold sales in 1957 is esti­ fire June 10 at 7:30 p.m, at Ver­ honey. Di.sci pi inary Committee but as­ They would swear at the officers. mated in Samuel Montagu A Com­ The maximum figure might be sured them "no one (of your fel­ They swore at us jii.sl once and pany's Annual Bullion Review at ARTHUR DRUG ONLY THE BEST WILL DO - DOUBLE EAGLE MUST BE YOUR non Elementary School, Mrs. Gil­ bert Hunt Is chairman. 83.^,000 wdth all facilities Including low prisoners) will beat you up then they apologized." 7:600,000 ounces. The 1956 esti­ 442 lUAIN STREET— ST. JAktES BLOCK fence and filtration plant, Mahoney and no one is going to lock you Wright was asked what he would mate was 4,300,000 ounces. It is Vernon and Rockville leaders WALGREEN have been invited by the Man­ saJof*ty will be held Ma- 23. are being shown the rest of this . . . making th* ropolr at week at several places In Manches­ ■par.” Mipport, yovr car, Grade 6 Honors toralyl yovr convonItKO. Eight puiill* of Grade 8 In Sykes ter. COSTUME Cards for Junior Higli School won high hon­ They are on display at the East Branch of the Savings Bank of JEWELRY or* for the third quarter of the ...THE BEST HELPER Eonmila 20 Necklaces MOTHER Bohool year b\ getting A's in their Mane heater on F, Center St.. Sher- win Williams, Savings Bank of Liquid Cream Pins and S 4 American 6 A . TO We Guarantee * * • four majoi subFct.s and not less Parrings...... JL than C in any subject. Thev are: Manchester, and E. A. Johnson Greeting IU ''35c Paint Co YOUR BUDGET SHAMPOO if your Double Eagle equipped with d| Donna F.lle:. Diane Harrison. The exhibit is being sponsored by Bdouardina Leclerc, Joan Preiss- 'With EGG. the Photography Club of Manches­ REG. 1.00 Full Fothionsd Captive-Air Steel-Cord Safety Shieldj ler. Joyce Read. Cheryl Reiske, ter High School, which is under l6-ounc« 29 Ra-ymond Spaulding and Andrew HAS EVER HAD! BONNIE GAY CASTILE? . .the direction of Lawrence Perry, bottle Glory Nylon A- 4 '° ° Down! Stephenson faculty member. goes flat we will... Grade 7 students placing on the I The contest, in which these SHAMPOO 59c High Honor -oil are Susan Abuza. photos are entered, I* sponsored Unda DeCarli. Peter Foulkes, each ,,, year to encourage the photo- 51 Gauge 1 .0 9 Pay for yovr road sorvico Caren' Fuller, C*ml GiglioUi. El-| graphic talents of voung people 1 len Harnano, Joan Kloter and i Prize.* are awarded in four picture Joann Ladd. 1 rlasslficationR to four agg groups. INSTANT MONEY is the range, the family vacation, school FINISHIN& FREE DELIVERY 2 Ropfoco tho Shio!d at no cost Also, Jubert MaseengUl, Jane 1 Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12. or college bills, now clothing, .new 24-HOUR REG. 29c continuing credit plan that lete SERVICE I £2 0 Arthur’s as low as you write checks against your hi-fi equipment.. . literally EXCEPT •HSHIORS 3 G/ve you full altowaneo for cred it instead of your bank anything! WEEKENDS Toilet Tissue unused tread-wear if tire balance. Find out now how much 59* Castor Oil Now you can always have a INSTANT MONEY will help 400 Box is damaged! substantial fund of money-in-the- you! Mail the coupon for your HANDSOME application and full information SPORT BUYS 21c barik to - pay for anything you Terms Are E-Z at Goodyear! I..EVEN IF YOU COULD NEW PROTECTION want to buy, at any time! —or phone or stop in at any Just write an INSTANT Connecticut Bank and Trust I PAY MORE, YOU AGAINST MONEY check to pay for a new Company office. REG. 5.95 ... When you buy 4 tires, you pay for only one 72x84 COULDNTBUYA ^SUN AND IN MANCHESTER, YOUR SPECIAL INSTANT MONEY Nylon and Rayon tire a month, plus no handling charges WEATHER PHONE NUMBER IS Ml 3-1171 BUNKETS BETTER TIRE! OFFICIAl By BEACON You don't have to be a deposftor to qualify for INSTANT MONEY/ IDEAL FOR Bateman'R League • Home . • Summer Cottsge SALAD \ MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTHER KIND! I '.vith new style ' m it t Baseball • Camps The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, Official Choice of color. BOWLS ! id ROLL-UP ALUMINUM AWNINGS 0 . 9 8 INvSTANT MONEY, 893 MAIN ST. .3 For 1iD0,/M MANCHE.STEB, CONN. g o o d ; ^ e a r Gst thf MW FieMlum twning that rolls up snd down to |ivt Pleaae eenefme more information, and an INSTANT MONEY application SERVICE STORES you sksds when you Mod it, sun wbtn you want it T I R E S ^ iform. I understand it costs me nothing to open an INSTANT MONEY accounL V «| r ‘rsiRd ssrvics, so storage or doleriocition. iM t of 460 ALBANY AVENUE, HARll nssslMi iprisg-Uinportd iliiininum with s bsiutifut Z ' \ w .

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PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER E viN lN G ftERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 19B9 llANtiHESTER EVENING HERA&, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1959 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Tldla*** Pays Oft DAILY CROSSWORD PUV A-B-C- CovtrUtI A wall-gfoomsd hous* and fami­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE wRh MAJOR HOOPLE ly can say nto* things about you. e u g s b u n n y • Lst MARTINIZmO, ths ONE RUMMAGE n r llUKES )iliuNCH IO4.0SAK! THE SACK HOWS T H 4 r n t r Aniw«r to Provleuo P u n it HOUR DRY CLEANING at ;20 NTH WIPPEP!______PO jaUlCH THINWN' East C«nt*r Street, brighten up ^ELAAEff! I SOMETHIN HWWUIH'-] Bargains lAAOVIE LE*S SOMETHIN0, fAW iMTBeRrTyfWSADBj , X'LU^ Famous Folks your horn* accessories (slipcovers, SALE n.uiwg HAib^E r steel chest. There is a book to BOOK.” It contains money-sav­ "iMAfitNE \ A FCHT ABOUT V.'HOSf M S A P 1TH' WOMENS 24 Major------23 Social outcast king « Hastened record her scholastic and cluh. *c- own breakfiast table equipment the ING and GOLF equipment. ” 8 tt ing prices that are In effect until THEY WANT ) INTEREST IN LACY KING aij u-.T#ss Holder 50 Hill. H” GREEN STAMPS. Leftover mashed potatoes taste TRADE : yaps! I GONNA TAKE MY tiviUes plus autographs and ad­ "Magnolia” pattern or the "Moun­ , KING /GOVEKMENT August 15 and will cover all your ■MBIMDUY good when they're mixed with rSOSH! place; dresses, and her growing up tain Lily.” The soft, muted colors 30 Ran together summer needs. Not only sum­ well-beaten egg or two and finely- 'm m thoughts. Her TEEN TREAS­ you’ll not tire of easily. The set in­ Washing the kitchen walls a'lll mer FASHIONS for the entire ' 32 Marked cast cludes dinner plates, bread and yield more sa ' .’actory resuRa if ground meat such as ham or beef, 34 Horsemanship URE CHEST is something she'll family but also supplies for vour DOWN you waah from the bottom up, lay sigh over even when she’s well in­ butters, large soups, cups, saucers, HOME FIX-UP plans, your pic­ 35 Get away thus avoiding the hard-to-remove Uke to See Happy Faces T WE NEED LATE MODELS N SdConditions to young womanhood. J14.95. 1 large platter, 1 vegetable dish nicking needs and aids for your an­ and sugar and creamer. atreaks caused by water dripping nual trek toward outdoor living. Seat your family around a dining OF ALL KINDS UWlGSS 37 Former town a soiled surface. table at MILLER'S RESTAU­ 1 ^ heavyweight TEA FEES This 620-page book is brimming Top Allowance* Made! TOTH& champion. Some English culinary experts with CUT PRICES and special RANT, 10 East Center Street and RESCUE" Cornwall,^ Ont. (A')—The Wom­ New Shapes, New Subject* you'll discover a new kind of ''to­ Max----- en's Institute of nearby Avonmore believe that hard-cooked eggs, af­ buys. Shop by phone and use 39 "Green Hat" ter shelling, toughen If exposed to JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY. the monthly payment terms. getherness” . And when the deli­ 'V. has a novel idea for raising money 723 Main Street, Invites you to rious food Is brought on, everyone Beaupre Motors heroine for worthwhile projects. When one the air. They suggest keeping the BROAD 8T. AT 40 Source of eggs In water (hot or cold) until ■ give your home an oil painting you Eye exercises may not improve w'lll enjoy "licking the platters 4-21 b I DICK TURNER member drops in for tea with an­ clean"! W. MIDDLE TPKE. i,ARNIVAL water they are used. created yourself. The brand new your vision but they will relieve 41 Watch other, 2.5 cents is subscribed to the "Craftlnt” PAINT-BY-NUMBER ■train. A simple one Is to gaze at Open Evenings— MI 8-2488 a -ii a. ■* TM »H L I Ai> ft* club's treasury. 42 Tender Mix slivered toasted almonds sets Just unpacked come In the diatsnt objects. Another exercl.se is Teach the youngsters his A-B- The Inquirer 45 Fines .smart "long” look. Each set con­ to roll your eyes to the left, then C'a through this colorful crib cov­ BY AL VERMEER 49 Operated AVe’re Changing the .Address’ apd plumped currants (or raisins) to the right without turning the with cooked rice; serve with lamb tains two or three “sllm-Jim” can­ er! The motifs are rut*; the I'RISCILLA’S POP 51----- Van About May 1st, SCANDINA­ vas-mounted panels complete with head. Winkle curry. Add fried bananas as a embroidery stitches easy to do; VIAN CRAFT SHOP now located oil colors, brushes, brush cleaner and the colors gay. 82 Always at 113 Main Street, will be moving side dish. Dress to scale. A petite young 53 Personification and complete instructions. The Pattern No. 6709 has hol-lron on to the main floor of Watkins. ■subjects are portrayed In two or lady can wear Junior-sized editions of truth Right now the shop has grouped Easy a* Pie of startling fashions for tairwom­ transfer for 26 motifs; stitch Illus­ 54 Mineral rock three phases so that when the pic­ trations; color chart; finishing di­ Interesting "odds and ends" and Which do you like best, a shiny tures are grouped together they en. However, select a skirt that is 55 Organ part marked them "HALF PRICE". lopped pie or one with a glaze ? not overpowering. Short, slender rections. 58 British create one unified focal point that WHO WILL PAY This bargain table is the delight Well, you can have either. For w’ill win continued admiration. girls can wear full but not circular To order, send 25c.^In coins to: statesman the shiny top brush the top crust skirts. Anne Cabot. The Manchester 57 Espouse of shoppers who like to merge Choose the set depicting the Sea­ thrift and taste. Scoop up some with milk before baking. For a Evening Herald. 1160 AVE. OF FOR FLUORIDATION? glaze, brush the crust with egg sons (spring, fall, winter) or 700D AfifERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. Imported treasures at SCANDI­ (redbird, orangebird, bluebird) or Women with oily scalps may NAVIAN CRAFT SHOP. yolk mixed with a little water. feel that brushing will only stir For lat-clais mailing add 10c SHORT RIBS BV FRANK O’NEAL 8274 700A (Japanese fisherman, water 12-20 up trouble for them. However, they for each pattern. Print name, ad­ wheel, lake) or 700E (The take-off, should continue to brush their hair ONI.Y THOSE WHO RECEIVE, Western Sandwiches Cool Colors WITH THI NEW the landing. Teal on the wing). dress with zone and pattern num­ Ingredients: For each sandwich Give your home a refreshing to keep the blood circulating free­ ber. lAn-O-RAM A Prices range from $1.76 to $7. —1 egg, 2 tablespoons milk, 1 ta­ look this summer. MANCHESTER ly. Brush with less vigor than if It’s ready—the '59 Needlework EMIORIDATED WATER you had dry hair, but brush. blespoon minced onion, 1 table­ UPHOLSTERY COMPANY. 26 jusi.Just rigni,right loifor thatuinv allim ImportantmiFu* When you re cooKing snnmp, Album! Flfty-ilx pages of pret­ spoon minced green pepper, 1 table- Birch Street has fabrics In cool day—or dates all through the carrot, parsley, a bay ty designs; plus free patterns for miento, 3 tablespoons finely diced blues and greens for SLIP­ summer. Full skirted and love- » few peppercorns, a little Aloha, Aloha crochet and knit items. 2,5c a , The charge"' will be Included in the One step into GOODYEAR cooked ham, salt, pepper, 1 table COVERS and DRAPERIES to ly. salt and a slice of onion to the copy! ______water bill of the customers of the spoon butter or margarine, 2 slices give your home mountain top SERVICE STORE, 713 Main BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS No. 8274 with Patt-O-Rama is water. After the shrimp are cook­ buttered toast, chili sauce. freshness. All work is done on the in sizes 12, 14. 16, 18. 20. Size Street, and you’ll feel yo\i've land­ Town Water Department. LONG SAM ed. save this "court bouillon” and ed on the fabulous Islands because So You've Said 'Yea' Method: Beat egg enough to com­ premises and is GUARANTEED, 14, 34 bust, short sleeves, 4 3-4 use it as the base for a good fish THB0EAE6TWC? Call Mitchell 9-0621 for free estl- the store Is continuing the HA­ WEDDING INVITATIONS are ptTssieiuries, bine yolk and while; mix in milk, yards of 35-inch. soup. ^ imprinted the genuine "Thermo- The customers of the Manchester bnion, green pepper, pinLiento, ham, ates. To order-, send 35c In coins to: WAIIAN DAY SALE through SKIPPER. THE Saturday. April 2.5. The air is graved" way at DEWEY-RICH- W'ater Compan.v in the North End HPsr « - w salt andjjepper to taste. Melt but- Sue Burnett, The Manchester Stretch Your Rag-Buying Dollar MAN CO., '767 Main Street. The tdi* in small skillet; when hot add If you find you’ve trouble In Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF sweet with the aroma of fresh THE ONLY AAN Take advantage of the removal pineapple. Come In and enjoy raised lettering looks expensive. will pay NOTHINC. for fluoridated ID GVEE JUMP egg mixture. U ft egg from sides of wearing pointed-toe shoes with AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. sale of MANCHESTER CARPET From the complete sample book skillet and tilt pan to cook soft top comfort, here's a trick to try: Buy a refreshing alp of coconut-flavor­ water until they receive it. f=fZOM THREE BOY'. I'M 60NMA ^IT HECK. Y. CENTB3R, 308 Main Street, to the ed milk while you browse in the of socially correct stationery, com­ HUNOfteO portions; turn and brown other them a width wider than you F!Or lit-class mailing add 10c for former Carter (Jhevrolet Show­ fOR SHEAKINS OM TD THAT store and take advantage of the bine any paper with any type let­ pBET ANP sldt. Serve between slices of toast; usually do. These shoes are made each pattern. Print name, ad­ room across the street. The shop tering. Allow only one week to U v e ~ (x 3ET WHEN 1 &BX HDME! accompany with chill sauce. aweet and low prices on television Since those who have wells will not on such a narrow last that you can dress with zone, style No. and size. la open every night until 9 to con­ 10 days. probably take a wider width with Send 36c now for the new seta (portable and con.sole) also receive fluoridated water they will venience you In lelectlng the re­ the major appliances (refrlgera , A Styled Hair Cut ease. Spring A Summer '69 issue of our silient, luxurious rugs of your of course NOT have to pay for it. pattern magazine Besic Fashion. tor, washer, dryer, range, dish­ When you use canned fruit as a Let your Junior Miss return to choice at INVITING PRICES. washer). garnish for meat or poultry, school on Monday with a personal­ The gal who wears slacks should You’ll find Just what you want In you’ll have syrup leftover. Com­ ized HAIR CUT created by have them neatly fitted. Stores Have Yourself a Picnic! ROOM SIZE or WALL-TO-WALL trained and talented Angers at Never use hot water for wash­ bine the syrup with ginger ale or carry the proportioned slacks with You do like picnics don't you? carpeting. Spread new floor beauty ing dishes that have contained club soda, with other fruit Juices "■The cost of fluoridation is betwen 10 and 15 cents 'if SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 883 tapered leg. There’s s size for In your home now without denting “ This Inflation is terrible! Every time you go out to Main Street. Good grooming Everyone does, so BURTON’S, 841 milk, eggs, doughs or cheese mix­ or tea for a good drink. per per»>)n per year. One can drink fluoridated everyone without alteration. Main, Street, is having PICNIC the budget. Every purchase here Is tures. Instead use cold water and BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIEI^ eat the price goes up a few more dishes!" habits are formed (or a lifetime GUARANTEED to bring you com­ JUDD SAXO N In the early years and she’d make d a y s this week and you are In­ you will get the Job done quicker. Give the cord stitching around water foi .10 years for less than the cost of one ¥ dAYOU T ONCE TOLD TOO WE HAD SOME ^ There is no virtue at all In look­ vited to have a picnic with the plete satisfaction. your son'i shoes a cost of color­ the most of her good points if you ing frumpy and In going without dental filling. faithfully encourage her now. Tel. values, the specials and the Tapioca cream makes a nutri­ less fingernail polish. You will be make-up, as some mature women If you make a habit of wearing tious and delectable family des­ BY ROUSON Mitchell 3-8951. especially low picnic prices that pleased st how this keeps it rlesn I .m i E SPORTS seem to think. There Is no connec­ are being offered at BURTON’S in high heels during the day, shift to sert: fancy It up with caramel and also protects against scuffing. Fas'wea C«>p. tion between character and an ab­ every department of the store. low heels when you gel home at sauce and toasted ali..onds or with ThI* advbrtiHement contributed by M.WesMilktiaa>«. Wise Parents sence of cosmetics. This notion drained canned Mandarin orange a resident of the North End I'n the fgACfc Imagine fampus "SchaiparelU’’ night. It's far better for your leg For Your Wedding Reception It is the wise parents M’ho help went out with the Victorians. NYLONS at two pair for $1. muaclea. and flaked cocoanut. Interest of the chltdren of Man­ ------t r a c k their children to realize what it That once-in-a-llfetime WED­ Imagine wonderful, "Scam pruf DING CAKE Will be baked to your chester. costs to live and what it means to Professional Help Free Get Set for Summer £9 make a living without nagging Ec4)nomy with a Look of Elegance .summer SLEEPWEAR at $2 be­ order by PINE PASTRY SHOP, Genuine BAVARIAN CHINA low nationally-advertised prices. Borrow a copy of "COLOR The FUN WARDROBE for boys 658 CenXer St. Depend on them, o them about It. It is also the wise HARMONY GUIDE” Just arrived and girls has been unpacked at parents that give their children the cigarette sets and tid-bit dishes Imagine 2-pc. CO-ORDINATES in too, to create a festive assortment have arrived at HARRISON'S, 849 wonderful Chino fabrics by "Sum­ at SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COM- MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main St. Here of PETITS FOURS, tiny cookies, opportunity to handle some money are the famous-tailored outfits by of their own. .If you do this you Main St. You'll blink your eyes at mit" at only $5.99, usually up to PANI', 981 Main Street, before dainty finger rolls and all the are helping them meet life as an the unbelievably low price of $2.99 $10.99. Imagine these and a score you embark on your spring redec­ "Sacony” , "Millbrook” and "Sharon refreshments appropriate for more of picnic values. In every orating. This book offers you pro­ J These neat co-ordinates have aprlngtlme entertaln- adult. for the cigarette box with cover and two ash trays (a nice addition single department. All this plus fessional guidance In selecting the dash and the., smartness to set Ing. Talk over your plans with BY JOHNNY HART for milady's boudoir to hold new, exciting shipments from paint colors to help you teach a girl apart. Mix them, match PINE PASTRY SHOP. Specify B. C. Sweet Toppings! trinkets). The gracefully-fashioned "Jantzen," "Ship and Shore,” your rooms how to "speak” with them. You'll find shorts, Jamal- Stretch your pre-teener’s ward­ a WHITE FRUIT CAKE or a dark THE MATCH. dishes range from $1.19 to $1.50, "Kay Windsor,” ''Korell'’ and all charm and enthusiasm and vigor. cas, Bermudas, Skorts, and slacks one or a finely-grained Pound MY LATEST INVENTION* robe with an assorment of the famous brands you love so Colors are arranged in color fam­ that repeat the vibrant plaid on BY ROY CRANE BLOUSES now featured, at $1.99 all with colorful floral designs. Cake. They are baked In terraced BUZZ SAWYER These make choice bridge prizes, well at BURTON’S. You will truly ilies for easy comparison and se­ blouse collar to make a unified size.* to aerve any number of (regularly $2.99) at the n^w JUN­ have a picnic, so do go in tomor­ costume. These are sturdy, dur­ Wf 010V/... 8UT VOU KNOW, IOR DEB SHOP, 950 Main St. birthday gifts. Even a young lection. See a full page of color guests. m ME, lU 90RTA MISS THIS budget can acquire these tasteful row. plus the correst harp^mizing and able togs that are well-made for next to Tots 'n^ Teens. These active outdoor life. Dollar-for- PUCE.„Aa TKAT SNOW ANP accessories for the home. accenting hues. Enjoy the confi­ Add vinegar to hot bacon fat (In ICE AND SILENCE. ITKINOA quality cotton blouses of woven dollar they are top-notch buys. stripes, provincial prints and pastel Watch the Soap dence of knowing you’ve made the the akillet In which bacon has Just 6ETE VOU. accurate choices. What fun end satisfaction you'll plaids have roll-up sleeves, may MAKE IT LAST Don't oversoap when doing the have BSsemblUig your children's been cooked) and pour over fresh be worn Inside or out and are Just When your children get new family laundry. It is almost im­ outfits here. They’ll be thrilled raw spinach for a salad: add possible to rinse clothes properly Old and new furniture may be crisply cooked crumbled bacon as the thing for wearing with sum­ school books write their names on too. mer shirts, slacks, shorts. Pre- the cover or first page with a pencil when an overdose of washing com­ mixed now that those in th* know a topping. teen sizes 8-16. then paste over It a strip of clear pounds have been used. This poor agree periods can mingle. How­ Pleasant accompaniment to cellophane tape. The name then rinsing causes a build up of gray ever, it is beat to keep all pieces meat or poultry: Put a dollop of sun Yielding over 5 Pet Cent Smoked salmon is an epicurean cannot wear off. or yellow residue on garments. of furniture in good shape with butter or margarine in each "We suggest the purchase of a Fill castoff baby bootees with scratches and other damage cov­ drained canned peach cavity and UTILITY HOLDING COMPANY delight when served with lemon ered. wedgea or a sharp vinaigrette Warm stuffed egg halves In a cotton sprinkled with your favor­ sprinkle with curry powder. Heat stock. Detailed Information re­ fine curry sauce and serve with ite sachet powder. Tie the tops under the broiler or in the oven. garding this company may be had sauce and buttered brown bread. Biilky-KnlU Are High Fashion fl ETT BEHIND FOR SW LONG MONTHS ARE A HANDFUL OF VOLUNTEERS. SOON BV DICK CAVAL‘1.1 To prepare the vinaigrette dress­ hot cooked rice as a luncheon main with gay yarn or ribbon and hang by writing or calling COBURN ^ THE SUMMER SUN WILL SET FOR A NIGHT OF FOUR MONTHS. ALL WILL 81 MOR'IY MEEKLE When you page through the AND MIDDLEBROOK. INC.. 629 ing, combine vinegar and olive oil dish. Make sure your sauce isn’t in your clothes closet or place Combining Style and Rugged DARKNESS, LONELINESS, MONOTONY ANP UNSARTHLV COLD...______iliiiiiip li booklets at YOUR YARN SHOP, Main Street. Mitchell 3-1105.” and season with 9alt, freshly- thick—tt should be about the con­ In dres-ser draws. You will find Wear &' OIOK « sistency of heavy cream. Don't for­ these make satisfactory sachet 50 Cottage Street and see how No active boy has too many Jer­ I'CAUALU Ijil ground pepper and parsley or tar­ quickly the sports yam works up BY LANK LEONARD ragon, chervil or chives. get the chutney! bags. seys. Step into ANDERSON’S If you're lazy about polishing -MICKEY FINN into smart handknlta for your­ CHILDREN'S SHOP, 303 East shoes at home, make a regulr self, your children, your husband, Center .St., and pick up an armful habit of dropping them off at the you'll want to make a coat sweat­ of the knit JERSEYS for boys, shoe repair shop to be shined. This HE SEEMED T1RE0JWEU, I'M T)«uufcM er for everyone In the family. sizes 2-12. These handsome tops should be part of your wardrobe POaOR, ITS BECAUSE / BABTMG HK,MRSF»W.' Capable Instruction is free on any have everything! Outstanding for upkeep routine. HE'S HAD FIFTEEN / THERE'S ONLY ONE phase of needlework *ln this Invit­ comfort, wear and appearance VISITORS TODAY ) THING TO DO-AND . •r * ing shop. You owe it to yourself they won’t stretch or shrink out of GOING TO p o r r ; to visit YOUR YARN SHOP soon. Mutual Funds shape, are cool, need little iron­ For maximum safety, Income ing. When you "sear” meat you and growth, you should check th* brown Its surface by Intense heat. advantages of MUTUAL FUNDS Pipe cleaners are excellent to available at your New York Stock The process Is a big aid to ap­ use for fastening the plastic bags pearance and flavor. Exchange Member, SHEARSON, I*' X r t of foods for the freezer: They are HAMMILL AND COMPANY, 913 ea.sy to unwind and can be used '’ fieiiiG Reflect Your Good Taste over and over agaijn which makes Main Street. It’s a mirror; it's a picture at them very Inexpensive for this th« figur*- Good treatment for a double­ BY I.ESLIE TURNER WATKINS, 935 Main St. Tha purpose. s h a p « r ( APTAIN EASY S A L E AT OUR NEW LOCATION gleaming mirror, topped with a crust apple pie: Shortly before the baking Is complete, brush the top TlUO naOeB DkfJ^ 4UOULD Pur M easy. look*. FRESH ) "CTurrier and Ivea” (JUpper Ship Tt la a healthy symptom when a fo r a ll F00TPR1NT5— V measures 10” x 17 3-4” over aU man la dissatisfied without being crust with lightly-beaten egg white, then aprinkle with sugar MR ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 3' DAYS ONLY - THURS., FRI., SAT. and la framed' In "Split Spindle” discouraged. •x p o c ta n t pine. $9.98. —Tlt-Blta and return to the oven. TP UKE CERTAINLY, r m o th arx A CADPy., LAPy VERONICA. Stork Tlm» fits in your rogutar *xactly ’le. It alDout thia If you have an electric skillet JEFF COBB a rule It takes only 8 to 5 minutes Sizei: $ • M • L . XL In while $ C >95 diah that Intrigues aatarsT Flavor you’ll find It's great to use for BY WILSON SCRUGGS and texture, yea, but probably Its to cook each aide of tha veal. Girdle and ponly THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE T WHOT.-SPELL me Veal C o rd o n Bleu. NAME OUT/..... most oompelling featurs la the Makes 4 to 8 servings. lohg-leg panty $7.50 n'S JILL. SHE doesn't ) VES,tADDY, BUT THATS WHAT THE aA V - CinOM lUDE DMPEMES an) SUP COVEK way It’s put together; Veal Cordon Bleu A..L..E..X....R..A..N..DI. Ingedients: U Very thin slices WANT TOCO TO EUOOPe W06HT 15 UDOMUe FOR-- SOMEONE l»A»0 ...I SEE....HOUDON/ What looks like a breaded veal Fo r Cook Book Collectors WE CARRY A COMPLETE OF MATERNITY WITH US. SNE HAS GOME u n k n o w n even-alse boneless veal (about IS ABSOLUTELY / 0H,PLEASE I'LL SWITCH YOU' cutlet appears on your plate. Noth­ . There’s a delightful introduc­ liNOERIE, BRAS, PANTIES, SUPS, etc. WILD WonoU SHE CAN oaddy; OVER TO REWRITE, ing aUrtling about that, yqu may pounds), salt pepper, 1 slices Switzerland Swiss cheese tion to the cookery of SwltMr- think. But fork and knife do thMr (about H Inch thick), 6 thin slices land in the recently ptihllBhed work and then there’s a delight­ baked or boiled bam, % cup flour, "Eunq^ean Cookery” (nand Mc­ ful BUirpriae. You find a flVlng of 3 large or g-amall eggs (allghUy Nally, $8.95).-The cook book:W o ham and"8wlsa cheese—two foods beaten), % cup fine dry bread prepared and printed in Sweden that are beguiling partners for the cnimbe, % pound cup) butter. “ with the close oooperaaon of fOod tender veaL Method: Hdve veal prepared sa experts from Uie various countries This dish comes from Swltaer- for scaUopine; aprinkle Ugbtly represented,” and It boots ao?no laijd arid our guess is that some with salt and pemer. Have cheeee stunning color jdiotographs/ Olreo- NOW AT 777 MAIN ST - CORNER BIRCH ST. oopk—plain houaewlf* or haute- and bam cut a UtUe smaller in Uone tor

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MANTHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANtHIESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1959 . > IIM 11* >, |i! ■ |l »' PAGE TWENTY*FOUR ■ r - f* ■■: 'vT- '>■'w ,""' THE Fisher Hurls Inidians to ^-4 Win over Bristol MsnrtiCRter '141 flve^threw it. into centerfield in *n,*t-^an^« Actuall.v, Ihe hsrd-luek Swansons Herald Angle ^mlnl and raced home on Paul Sar-^- ting average lo ,385 with nb 1- h pn A p rbl By PAT BOLDUC safeties in 13 at bats. Fe*hler. who tempt to get the hustlinghustling- SilkSil deserved better fate. He kept tlie 5'^ 1) rhiei cf ...... 4 '» 0 1 0 0 (»■ Demeter’s Homers tor’s one-out stngl* to leftfleld. i 7 1 .3 0 1 TownT o w n second ------baseman.- - ...... Sartbr -- ■' then •• Ml! Red snd White halsmerr pietly .‘^nj tni 2b ...... 4 5 By Given ■ three-run cushion sparkled a field with ■ couple of WhU. rf ...... 4 t1 II 0 0 0 0 Four Runner* Stranded e.ve-catchlng play*, boosted hi* scored as Feshler singled through; much in check after his teammaie.s bVxhlo ; ...... 3 11 2 1 ■s n 1 In the first inning, southpaw 0 P , EARL YOST Bristol had Fisher hanging on average to .30F third best on the shortstop with the B^atol Infield had let him down in tlie firai In­ Mnlruiakt If ...... 4 1i 0 1 1* ’ Skip Fisher notched hi.8 first draw’n in. .\\crN" 1 ...... 4' n 1 K 1 0 2 Sport* Editor in a big three-hit, three-run fourth squad bifhind Avery’s glittering ning. Only two of tlie five iiiii'- l.nv.ll 111 ...... n •) n 14 II 0 0 ' pitching victory as a varsity inning but the Red and White lefty' ,364 mark. Avery s two RRBl’s Coach Tommy Monohan's Bell, oft tlie curvehalllng nplithandei M I'i;' hail, a* ...... 4 '1 II 1 3 n n n •performer yesterday after­ soon, recovered and retired 12 con­ gave him seven on the »till young Towners rallied for tl)eir final tally | were earned. Swanson iniitclie*! Kt.-lu J. p ...... 3 1 2 1 1 01 Win with two dow'n In the ninth. Pinch-, secutive batters until walking season. Fisher with six slnkemits and :in 1S 7 27 n 1 4 Proof That a Baseiiall Cuiwes noon as his Manchester High hitter Bill Maro’s misjudgeil line Tnlnla . ... School teammates held on to gain third baseman Dave Ahl w-ilh two gave up three walks, only one af­ Rrlblnl Can a baseball throw a ball that curves? I know, Tremendous Support drive Went pa.»t leftfielder Bill! IM. H e 1 bi ft 5-4 CfTL triumph over Winle.ss away in the eighth. In going the ter the talarrirat frame, Jib 1 h came off reliever AI Worthington Actually, the Indiana gave Fish­ Malausky and was good for s tri-| .>10111*11-. ?b . . . 4 ';i 1 4 2 (1 II New York, April 22 (IP)— j' vou have read numerous account.s pro and con on the question. routi. Fisher, who worked just I) II n n 1 n ( 1-i), who allowed only two hits in Brl*toI. 'The win Wfts the second er tremendous, support in the field, pi*. Re.serve catcher Bill Connelly | Seicond baseman Tony Molusis I’.onlan 4 ' Despite occasional contrary claims, there is NO QUESTION for the lo ^ ls while the Rams stif- five innings a year ago, allowed All). ::b ...... n V 7 3 0 Don Denieter, a kid who’s his 4.13 innings as the fourth with only Skip being charged with followed wnth a single but pinch-1 handled six chances witlmul a mis- ...... ‘1 n \ 1 0 P 0 fer«d thefr third straight setback seven hits, walked only tw-o batters Kl\ lip, if ... been a long time coming, and Giant pitcher. that a baseball can be curved. What then, is the maximum an error in the team's high tot*l of, ; hitter Dave Cortneskl • ended the cue and Dave Ptrog had II cliames, Pin.K lb ...... 4 'i> 1 11 0 n 1) 'Two costly infield errors, a w alk, and fanned six. He left only four Tp«lr-HCo. If , ...... 4 1 1 1 p n 1 Fowler, dumped by Cincinnati in curve that a pitcher can throw? A scientist for the United 13 assists. First baseman Larry" threat by grounding out to Sartor at first base without a hoot. But h Art Fowler, an old guy who’s stolen base and catcher Dick I enemy runners xtranded in a fine three of their teammates' four ei -11 .lenkin- «’f ...... 1 1 i> 1 0 n la.-u, relieved starter Stan 'y'-'States Government has supplied the answer— 17 INCHES. i Lovett handled 13 putouts flaw- at second. 'in ) Mmto ...... 1 »• 1 n n tl 0 trying to come hack, have the Avery’s solid three-base wallop to, performance. Perhaps the only rors helped hand the victors four ' t’.mi'omin r •) <1 1 4 i) t 2 liams in the San Francisco fifth. i Lyman Briggs, director em-r.------— “ ! lessly and has yet to commit a Foiirlh-Innliig Uprising 2 '1 long lost Los Angeles Dodgers right-cenlerfield accorded Coach' Haw in Fi.sher’s stmt was that he nm.s. ' I'oniD.’llv » V.V. ,'. V 1' 1 IV He gave up two hits and the tying i - Katmnal Bureau of! I bobble in 23 chances. A run-producing .single by Fred Swttn-nii p ...... 1 i> (1 II l D 0 siltin'.-pi-etly In Uinl Xntional Tom Kellev’s rlUD a quick 3-0 m ar-1 made some of his 0-2 pitches a run. then blanked San ■ b'/oLr,-!, of the Denariment of Tedcs.'q^. which was allowed to jrom onow lifteiimon fhe "locals 1 hi I'oi nt'i-ki ...... 1 i> 11 " 11 o LenKue rare. on four hits, striking out six and i ^ ..a,„e „n: ond can uncork a pretty wide hook, ^ n in the bottom half of the open- , Uifle too good at times. I Sartor scored what proved to be t-THVel to West. 11 a I i f'>r>l Im a drop sajTciy in left centerfield, and .... 4 7 24 bi 4 4 DpiiiPlcr, at 23 a lean and lanky i walking but two, the rest of the ’ Commerce in as 'long as he has enmigh spin on Ing inning. i .Sartor. Fisher and third base- 1 the winning run when he led off rieague clasli against Hall, Tlie ,T*.Ih14 I the seventh inning with a clean GiifrominNs two-out triple to rlghr II -Tnul-fl lo' -I'-nUi oulfielder who wa.a slRned as a ' way. The .«?tubhv righthander, ^et- ttic '’«»• At that .speed, a hall re The easy-going Fisher helped ' man We.s Feshler each banged out i game will be ,play*‘d at tin* Hall If.I .Hit ft'I SvVf*H'"'" )'* ba.seball curve himself to a 4-0 'oulge when he led two bingles to account for six of I single lo centerfield. Paul scam- center whibh rescued two team­ favor In two other kid.a. ripped; tinpT a chance after tying for the mates accoH^ited for Bristol s I High, fieh! and will start at study. Dr. Briggs coiidiicted the per ,„inutpminute will curve a off the second frame with a walk. ' their team's seven hits off loser j pered all the wav to third base ! Moiiday's home contest against In) SB BHitMi m' Alii U- MnluiilB hi.s third two-run homer of the' Pacific CoH.Ht league lead with Ifi I 'i s i n g . .K wslk to 10 I,OH MAIiuh*"BH’l 7 Hi ! experiments paill.v becau.se of ina.ximum of 16 inches. At 1.200 Skip hu.stlcd down to second base Dick Swanson (0-2i. Sartor, who Uvhen Dave M’hile struck out and fourth-innlug i i Windham la expecied to lie plnied R.inie in llie 11th inninR In.st night , vh'tniie.** plu.f a ninner-up 3.00 their value In aerodynamics and: the pilch got hy Giacohiini who Ed Flynn and a 4 bh. :: revolutions, the best break possibl* on the first of two passed balls swings a bat with'genuine authen- Int the new high scliool field. fi. B u HM.s.'II f> *B OuicMnimt Tinif*, ! at the (Vdiaeum for a 9-7 viclory , I at Seattle la.«Jt partly before he has been a rabid quickly retrieved the ball and then figured in the sco over tile San Kranri.acd Oiant.af [ rear, has worked IS 1 3 relief in- in a curve ball is 10 inches. charged to Bristol's Andy Giaco- ticiiy. lifted his club leading bat­ fan for many of his K4 years. Increasing the speed of a pitched j Anri It was Fowler, at 36 retnrninK 1 ' ning.s in five games for the Ood- ITie investigation was carried ball beyond 100 feet per second, , to the nii1|or.s after being cut i ’ g-ei s. His . total of IR is out in the bureau.s laboratories!; i loose by the Reds two years ago, ' ^.second only to teammate Don strange as it may seem, reduces - ' r - , ' J and at Ciiffith .Stadium, home of rather than Increases the amount I -FinslerivaUVs Golf. .. .!So. 8 ■ ■■■■■ j who (oilecleil his second relief vie-! t Dr> sdale’s 2!’>. ^ the Washington Senators. Among;; Holmes W inner • • • of the curve. That's because the i tory with Ihe blast. those who assist.''*! were Manager ( I US !. < .MtUINALS 0 Hoh- ball gets up to Ih,. plate too fast. I That gave the Dodgers a foul- Cookie Lavagptto of the Senators.' Thai's enough talk about curves Over Bud Raines game winning .streali. matching hie 12-01, who'll be 23 next I’edro "lo.s and f amilio unless someone wants Left Arm Guides Swing their longe.st .string of successes, Friday, retired ttie first 20 men he 2 Pasciial and catcher Kd I-itx Gei- ^ ^ detail on the curves ex- Hartford. .April 72 — Billy all la.st season U'hen thfV finished ' ’ face«l. then gave up a double to ald. Before making a final report, bv Marilvn Monroe and Lynch aaslly kayoed Jimmy seventh, and kept them in second | .Sian Mu.sial with two out in the Dr. Briggs put iii two years on the B.B. Peters of Washington, D. C.. Cal McLish (rifrlit). Clcvclaml Indians' pitclior wlio Ird his team to 14-1 victory ovpc place. within 133 percentage j .seventh. In the ninth, the nght- EUghtii of a series written fo r! piojei1. * ♦ * last night after 1:50 of the third Detroit last nipht. poses uilh Imme j un producers in ctuhlionse after (ranie. r roni points of fiiFt place Milwaukee. i hafider \^ho wa.s billed as a reliev­ ■»(i W NE.A Service and The Herald i er. gave’ up hi.s lone walk and hit round In a welterweight box­ Son of Manchester Parents left' Vic Power, two-run homer in seventh; (ieorire Strickland, home- run with one on The Braves stayed on top by a batter, then retned Musial on a Kfft'Clivp S|u*r«l Ofl’ thr Cuff By DOW FINBTERWALI) | ing mnteh. in first: MinnieMinoso, three rdn homer in first, a with one on in sixth, col­ Whipping Cincinnati 7-4 as Warren | Judging by comments heard tap to the mound for the final oift. Dr. Briggs, a one-time college PG.A Champion | Both weighed 150 pound* In lected five hits in six trips to the plate and dro\e in a total of six of Indians 14 runs. Spahn won his second. C,|en Hobble | The cub.'? scored on singles by during mv travels, the Dow Fin- the* 10-round feature bout at of the defeated .St. j oulfielder. found that the most ef­ Wall .Moryn and Sammy Taylor sterwald 'golf series of instruc­ The left leg and hip should be the State Theater. Crawshaw Best Javelin (AP Photofax) ______laaiis 1-0 with a one-hitter after' fective speed for curving a base­ that samlwtt'hed a ualk and infield ball is 100 feel per secmul, which is tions. written by NKA and carried In * firm position through the hit- j Lynch, of Hartford, had tak-. 6 2 3 Innings of perfect pitching has proven ting area - from the time the hands ] 2 out in tile second inning. Rookie well within the rapacity of organ-| I” Hetald _ en two round* and was well in the drily other game scheduled Hary Baylock. making his first big izod baseball hurier.s. . t<> he popular. Here .s hoping read_ come down to waist level until ; ahead In the third when he sud­ in the NL. 'league start, went all the way for former Cleveland Indian are fast- cr.s, who are a so golfers ran pick clubhead impact with the ball denly atliiioked with a flurry of Tosser oil UConn Scene / ______the ('aids, giving Ufi five hits. bailer, as an example, once threw a ! up a few pointer.s from the sene* They serve as a checking agent piinehes. DODOBK.S ». (ll.\.\TH 7_Deme Detroit Proves Easy DOV IIKMKTFK pi ichI timed at 98 6 miles per hour , and perhaps shave a few stroke* much as the left arm does to the Graham Holmes, 141. Man­ Stofi'k April 2 2 - li nin.v ho Loo oarly to rail him an Ol.vm- ter. signed In .13 because the ...... - BH.W'K.S 7. IJKD.S 4 Hank or 144 feet per second during ; "fT their game before the season right hand They prevent sliding chester, decisloned Bemie i)i(^ hopohil, hut folkH arouiul tho Uiiiver.sity of Connecticut Dodgers were interested in two of ' .spcon.i among XL liitlers with .\anin. who leads the XI. with m HHlly atai'ted... Ailing Ten or over-riding the ball tesla of speed in 1947. Baines, 14.8, Stamford In six. arc rcadv to claim the titlo of ’’Ho.xt in tho Ka.8t” for aopho- his Oklahoma City High .School , 412 average 1 14-for-3l 1. a .'>67 average, smacked a However, speed it.self lias^ 4\’illiHnis of the Red Sox attained The left arm remains fairly Holmes was especially im­ huddie.s who inai.sled he be signed.; „f n,e Dodger runs came ' lii.st ever al the, runs off Spahn. who gave up ' uuivp of 17 inrhp.a is reached when ' 'vill get underway Saturday night all the power generated by the You might t«ay Clevelnnd’fi ond complete-game \lctorv' in two, needed Duke Maas one-hit. ahut- one or two additional bout* be­ area .Stale who tossed the javelin 217 leads the majors with six home Coliseum. Felipe .Aloii ami Jackie ! hits In winning his sixth in a row the ball is spinning at a rate of witli a buffet dinner from 7 to 9 right hand as the club moves into fore making a final decision of The rei'ord distance was nearly feet Henderson will not be back Calvin Coolidge Tmmi.seh start.s this season both against out relief after Rob Allison and runs, shares the RBI lead at It Brandt homered for the Gianl.s. from Ciminn.ili. It was Spahnie's witli dancing following from P to T,eadinif the victorv Bmiles for Correnti’s Insurance, Y League champs, is ( harlie 43 feet farther than his closest : .III- l>emon homered for a three- 1.800 revolutions per minute. If the hitting area is likely to be mis­ whether or not to continue on to, defend his title this year. McLish didn't really start Detroit. w ith the Ginnt.s' Orlando fepeda who tied it 7-all willi four nms iiUlMHtli major league victory, his 1. The clubhouse ha.s been re­ rival: H set a new record in the run Nat sixth. the revolution.s’nare only 1.200. the directed. When this happens, the a full-time basis. The auto­ Varrick, left. Other squad members are Ray John.son, Pete Ace'to, Irv Rusconi, ing Encouraged by Father eatin’ good until he uncovered WJille the Injuns, handed their | and Baltimore's Giis Tnandos. and the fifth. Deiiieter'.s payoff homer ■.'>lst over the Reiis. break of the ball is reduced to 11 modeled and redecorated for th» usual result is either a big slice mobile salesman appeared In relays and ranks him in the lop • • • Farr and Joe Twaronite. (Herald Photo hy Ofiara) ______. ______Crawshaw. a likeable w'*ll-ma3i- first defeat In their last start' 1939 season. .fine shape last night. Graham four among the collegimis In the the Detroit Tigers. The right- A's A WHITE SOX .8 Right­ imhe.s. or a duck hook. Os-TaoMisl .S I nered boy witli strong leg* and handed veteran'B been fattening lagslnsl Kansas Citv>. made their Translated in terms of tlip pltuh- ♦ ♦ * •rhe back of the left hand as it | hml to be to ward off the biitz- nation ibis vear. Tlie best 1 record 7-1, the 'New York Yan­ hander Bob Clrim 12-1) helrl the is beginning to touch the chin. aaw attack of his Stamford distance Is 27(1 feet. 1 Inches set broaii ahoiildeni. was encouraged hl.s won-toat record ever since While .Sox hit less for five innings ing distar.ce 60 feet, six inches moves through the hitting area! kees Walloped Washington 11-4 that means that a pit-2 victorv at Boston. Smith's Iwo-nm error, enabled the Anw^rlcAn man year at Manchester High. Tigers away with s six-hitter for A a to beat Pierce for the second 18 turns in a<*hieving the big r’Ui’ve, Kellev. four-time winner of Ih* th* palm of the right should be At completion of the follow YBowling Loop Kings gaiiK' rnislied the Glares 9-7 in 11 ing. "(.'rawshaw should be the Ratting I BaAut on 20 or moip at In the lesi.s with Ramos and Pa.s- Besides hi.s track participation, a 14-1 breer-e that sent the In lime In nine decisions since 19.36. Five Mile Fload Rare In Mbn- aimed at the ohjertive for ap­ through the weight is planted innings. Fast's be.sl" hatiij StnrklajHl. (’Ipvpland. VM; dial. Washington s top two nitch- Today Following the dual meet Crawshaw lettered as a diver on juna two games ahead of the field. INDIANS 14, TIGERS 1 Mr ' C. I. willi hotli victories over the che.'vler on Thanksgiving morn­ proximately 12 Inches after club- firml.V on the left side. Pitching—Glen lloWite, ('ubs— Kalino, r>r:roi!, ,t41; Finigan, Cheney v.s. L.v’.ian Memorial, 2 LIsh. 33, whose lone shutout In 10 ‘ •Sox. lost his shiilcml In the sixth eis. one eml of a light flat tape ing, as second. Confsione. ninth in head Impact. Passing this stage Tlie shoulders have turned For 23 consecutive week.s Cor-1 Gale up JiiHt one hit. witli Htan against'Wicsleyaii at Storrs today the swimming team this pMt aea- In the American I..eague. BHlt.inorr Ho-Aard, Nuw WHS fasleridi sei’Uiely to the hall. niainr league seasons came with on Sherni lyollars two-run double the BAA, was third here last, squarely toward the objectlv*. in­ West Side OvAl. renli's Insurance chased the pai'e- Miislal's two-oiil double mining the next stop for the 20-year old Bon *l Connerticut. This is the same McLish who York .123. Pov^rr. ('Irveland. J19. The rest of tlie long tape, free of they start to turn over, Thiir day, April 23 j the t'nhs h,ar-k In '.M, had the Ti­ after singles by ptnchhitter Dnn Ti.rkev I'ay behind Pete Close of TTie right arm extends follow- ; dicating a full pivot. hi* peirfeef game hid in the seventh ^ ft-lOS. 173-poiinder is the Penn Tlirowing the javelin is nothing broke In at 19 with the National Rnn.s Sic’Drrn. No’.v York. 10; Iwi.st. was laid loosely <»n Uie setting Manchester Motor Sale* In' Local Sport tins weekend. The order new for Crawshaw, nor is holding gers hlankcfl until Ihe eighth, wlien Mueller ami .lim Landis .lohn Cnl- SI. .lohti's and F.d AfcAllister of Ing completion of the hit. The hands are above head level High baseball vs. Hall. "8 'West inning and allowed hut three base i Relays League's old Brookltm Dodgers In they si-ored an unearned run By Taabv. Paltivnorp, Ruddin, Ri>Atnn, ground between the rubber and the the strong Y Wednesday Night | the'will be a tough one here, as the records. He has been flinging the 1944 It's the same MrlJ.sh who lison hit his first '39 homer in the LflndiA. (Tiirago, Held and F'o'.vor. i .Manhattan College. Confalone und •The head remains In position, the ; and remain full.v in control of the Hartford. runner* In 1-0 vtrtor^' over ' then the Tribe had it bagged ' plate. After the ball had been Kelley both run iindei- the color* Bowling League. Finally the Inaiir-I meet record 1* 231’ 9 ', inches «el spear since he was 14 years old. was bundled -with Kirhv Higbe. .Sox .Sevenlli. C'lr\’eland anr Rniier, Nrvv York. ' ihro\ni aiui caught, the nun.her of eyes still fixed on the spot of im- , club. ' '* Sunday, April 26 Chatter Cardinal*. .George Stnrklanft an*! Vic Power of the Bfxston Ahletic Assn. Mar- As a Junior, and again a* a *en- Dixie Howell and Gene Maiiclt by • • • ! p, 'complete turns m thp t^^'isted tape pact. I Wilt Chxm^'erlain All-8 lars v* ancemen overtook the leaders in al.'o homercfl In the 16-hit bar- Niehnll, 38th here last November, ior in high school (New London BrooklvTi and packed off to Pitts­ 'ragp .Strickland paired his blast OIUODKS 5, u r.n sox 2 Ona: Batted In - Tnandoa, was rountefl They ranged from At this point the right shoulder j NEXT: The witrmup. Milford, 8- Hlg: School. the 24th week and moved into first High! he set the New England burgh for At Gionfriddo and $in0 - Tna. tios liRinmerpd Ir all of the ■ p ,it,n)nre. 14, Skowron, New I seven or eight turns to 15 0i 16. was 18lh at Boston. Kelley waa 111 place by a single game. Ironically, LITTIJK I.EAGUE U m p 1 r with Minoso's opmer for a fi\e-nm la.sl Thanksgiving and did not Monday, .April 27 i'gm Southington Belts Rams, - ; scholastic records of 187 feet plus OOd a dozen years ago It s the Orioles nma with a pair | j, ('Irveland 10; ■ )k * tlie two giants of the Y' loop met Clinir will resume Monday ni 13 3 (ir.si Inning against loser Paul Foy- compete in Manchester although . High basebal, va. Windham. 'ni3 4> ' _ .»'V ^ 1 and 197 feet plus. same McLish who wss traded to lai'U (0-1 I as the Detroit crowd homers, one a first-inning ■ Stephens. Boston and Strirklandl on the final night of the season. al 7 at Ihe 35'est Side Ree. Anyont I Neeil .Spin on Ball he viewed the race. Hia second 3:16-High Sihool As for the Olympics, Crawshaw the Chicago Oihs along with hooted amt jeered at the Tigers alam off rookie Jerry Caaale (1-1). Mino.so. Cleveland ft. ■With the Salesmen capturing a 2-1 Interested Is invited to attend. place finish in the Boston Msra- Don Jordan Plans Same Style High golf vs. Hall — Country Ellington Loses 8-3 on Koad as does everyone else r— know* Frankie Gustine by the Burs in I 1-7 I, 3Vo paased halls and an error hy ^ Knhpe. D e t n i t and ; Whal about a pitcher whr can't victory to create a deadlock for tlie big Ballnnore catcher Wil I thon marked the first race in enub. its sill! a long way off and hi* con­ 1948 for Clyde McCullough am) • • • Bertoia. Wasliington, l.’i; Fox, ; throw a baseball at a spee*l of 100 High track at Middletown. 8. top bouors. r, E 5’ F. T Y' BOVS registered centration will be on the Penn R e­ Cliff Chambers. 4 ANRS II, SE.NATORS 4 I3ie helm, who had lost, four in a row Chicago, 14; Tashy. Baltimore, feet per second" ft i.sn t necessary which he entered since th* 1958 to Boflton, won In.s first derision Of Attack Af^ainst Champion Wedneiwtoy. April 2S Agaj^n last night in a best-of- la.st night for the Alumni Baseball Roi'kville Behind the neat fonr-'i Marek and Sinkewuz Prucha, lays, which he feels he should have , And It's the same MeIJsh who Yankees busted loose for 18 Power. Cleveland an*l Alli.son, .Dr. Briggs offers that a pilrher'BA A that he didn't win. with an eight-hitter, striking out Chenev vs. East Windsor, 8 ■— three-gaine scries lo decide the League. As loop officials plan lo hit. ll-slrikeout pitching of vet-] Laferriere i5i and West, a good chance of winning, and the hits St Washington against Pete Washington. 13. finally became a big \nnner last West Side. regular season championship. Man­ expand to eight tennis at least .50 eran Wall Marek. unbeaten Soutli- remainder of the still young Con­ Ramos, who ha*l won his first two eiglil hut forring in the other run Doubles .Strickland. Cleveland, N' year with the Indians, who res­ .St. IxlUia. April 22 ■/R' In their«|< knockout of Vince Martinez for chester Mrtlors grabbed an early more hoys, age 13-14. are needed. ington, 4-0 overall and 3-0 In \ al­ Bloomfield Spotting .si. 'niomas necticut (rack season. cued him from the minors In '-'>6. start.s, and three relievers. Mn kev witli one of fl\ p walks. .3: ■ Finigan. Ballimoie. Rinidin. first fight, it appeared Don Jor-1 the title last June. 1-0 lead witli a 30-pln win in the All boys planning In play must ley B Confereme warfare, belled High four runs in the first inning, .lu.st for the record, however, the It waa last season that .McLish .Mantle, who hit his 2.VHI1 1 areer Boston, an,I Bertoia. Washington, Ellington Higli School never did Don Black Succiimbs in Ohio, dan could beat Virgil Akins seven first game, .585^.5.55 But sparked by register. Another regi.sti'ation will host Rorkvllle 13-3 yesterday af­ World mark is 281 feet, two inches led the Tribe with s 16-R record, homer, first this year. Hsnl: Bauer, New Bedford, Mass. - - Jimmy 4; six plavers tied with 3. in a pair of non-title bouts, he recover and dropped an 8-3 deci­ day* a week, so it's a prime quea-; UConn Sophomore Ray (Tinyl Johqaon. Charlie Var­ be held Thursday night from 6 to ternoon at chilly Henry Pari:. Phe set hy Fgll Danielson of Norway and beat the Tigers three out of who also homereil: Yogi Berra, Kelley. 131'3. Lvowell, knocked out 'I'riplc.s Cerv, Kansa.s City and knocked out ‘Tomb-stone Smith sion yesterday afternoon. 'Phe tlon: Will Jordan use the same, rick and Irv RiiAconi, Correnti's 8 at the Fast .Side Rec. game was called, by nuitiial agree­ on November 26, 1058 in the four. i .Norm *.Siebern ami Rill .skowron Jimmy Tailor. 136, PhUadelphia. 3. Skowron. New j ork 2, nine play­ only through a desperation 10th- losers, who managed only Uiree Once Recorded No-Hit Game style in the welterweight title re-' BI a 11 k .s Wesleyan battled bark to win the next two ment of both roaches, after seven Olympic Games In Melbourne, ers lied with 1, round niinch and lost to Del Flan­ higlea off southpaw Jim Belflore, match Friday night? • agan. Then came the Jordan de­ airings and the 195a\ft9 title, .540- OO.\('HI0.S are still needed for Innlnga hecauae of rold weather. Australia. Home Runs Held. Cleveland, the Alumni Bssehall I.,eagiie. Men TTie Rams, who scored three tallied single runs in the fourth, "For the most part. ye.s. ' *ald| feat In his first title defen.se. New Haven, April 22 (Ah Col­ 523 and 573-,545. fifth and sixth innings hut all to ft; Tnandos, Baltimore, 4. Power Akron. Ohio, April 22 M’l - I'he swift stroke of deatli-has come who have signed up to assist are times in the fourth inning after Don Nesselh, the champion's man-; legiate baseball in Connecticut Tuesday’s triumph giye Hippo no avail as the Samt.s added a pair and Minoso. Cleveland. Y*ist, De­ to Don Black, the ba.seball pitcher who marie m*ire than onei-^iphlll Contrast with this hi.s string of Charlie Graff. Harry Cailson, Dan the vi.silors had erei ted an early I ager. , provided contrasts yesterday. Correnti's squad Its seconrf'^raight of markers fn hotli the third and Colleifp Baseball troit and Bertoia, V.'ashington: 3. fight in hia comparatively sliort life. He waa 40 He was watch­ knockouts two over ex-champ Mnllin.s. Fred McCurry. F rancus 9-0 lead, lost for the second time j "But Virgil may be ready fo r, Tonv DeMarco and one over New Haven Teachers' College championship and third in thf past .sixth frames. Pitching --Ferrarese and Me- ing hia old team, the Cleveland Indiana, on televusion last night when Minor, Phil Riisron;. Gene Cowing. in Uiree starts. Marek wa.s the hat­ Yale 3. Columbia 2, A s g o o d a s it lo o k s a n d it Lish, Clevela ri and Ijarsen. New he collaitsed. Taken to St. Thom<- that this time, so we're working on Isaac lyjgart leading up to his let go with a sliigfest to defeat four years. ting star of the afternoon with .91 Tliornas . . 402 002 x-8-9-1 Danbutp’ Teachers 15-9, and the. Dave Newcomb and Frank Y'oung, New' Haven Teachers 16, Dan­ York. 2-0, l OK): 18 pitrhera tieogari. Conneelirul 7, Wesleyan 0. N ational I,4«4nie Black was a righthander who The speedy 24-year-old Jordan' is on the downgrade. with a neat 364 triple, topped the night at 8 al the Fast Side Rec. Ro( kville ... 000 ,300 0- 3- 4-5 Batting (Based on 20 or more at I came up from the minors to the stayed on top of Akins all the wa.v On the other hand, hia followers But the Yale-Columbia game Insiiranremen. Varrirk contributed hatsi Aaron, Milwaukee, ,ft67; IN'alt Moi'vii (right) of the ('tibST embraces pitcher Glen Philadelphia Athletics, In thre* arid gave him little punching room may be right In .saying It was provided only nine hits and five a 337 triple and Johnson, who Demeter. Lo.s Angeles, .412; Cepe- Holiliie (left) after the 2y,vear-old righthander hurled a year.«. hia activities off the field In their December fight in Los An­ merely a case of title prosperity runs in al! Yale allowed Columbia rolle*i the final two stringa, showed da, San Francisco, .362; Alou. San had re.sulted in a waiver deal at geles. Akins' seemed dumbfounded In the Smith sn ' Flanagan fights. three of those hits and won S-2. i totals of 116 and 128. g o o d /I t e a r one-liit game again.st St. Ivoiiis. Stan Miisial got the onl.v the end of the 1945 season, and he by Jordan's style and lost the And maybe as they say, his de­ Francisco, 361; Dark, Chicago. hit, a double. Morvn scored the only run. (AP Photofax) In Danbur/. Bill Manonl hit two ! . Stan .Saaiela was best for Bob 360. became Cleveland property. crown on a lop-sided 15-round de­ feat bv Jot dan can be traced lo home runs, one of them with the worrv about his mother's serious ' Schaller's eoinbine. opening w'ith . Runs Demeter, Ix>s Angeles He made a big comeback In cision. bases loaded. Teammates Butch a good 141 single and winding up 1947, when Bill Veeck took charge This is a stvle which has bother­ heart conflition. He spent almost Orifice and Frank Morgan also 1 and Brandt and Cepeda. San Fran- American l.eagiie $400 in telephone calls to her ! with a ,362 three-game tally. Team- i risen. 9; Mor.YU. Chicago, Pinson,' -Early Results Inconclusive of the club. Called bark from tlie ed the 31-year-old St. Ixuls slugger slugged homers and brought in a Yesterday’s Result* while in I-'O.* Angele.s. Akins is ; mate Fred McCurry was a ronsis- <8>TIRE VALUE! , Cincinnati. Moon, Los Angeles, minors, he won 10 games and through much of his erratic career. total of five men. tent shooter with games of 116. Cleveland 14. ‘Detroit 1. strongly attached to his mother. Aaron. Milwaukee and Davenport. pitched a no-hitter against th* But hi* co-manager, Eddie In .New Haven, things -were j 115 and i l 8 for a 349 triple. New York 11, Washington 4. Athletir.s. on July 10 of that year, Tawltz. said: His father died when he was nine quieter. Yale aopliomore Dick Lin- San Francisco, 8. Kansas City 8, Chirago 3. and Virgil went to work to help The Siimmarj ; Runs Batted In Demeler, lars ^Off-Season Deals it wits publicly acknosvledged that "I don’t care what style Jordan burg, in his first start on the Baltimore ft. Boston 2. Alcoliolics Anonymous helped his uses. Virgil will wnn by * knock­ her mound, held Columbia down for Angeles ami Cejveda. ftan Fran­ W L P et. GB Two thing* are certain: Kif) lOfi — cisco, 14; Banks. Chicago, 12; Pin­ romehai 1;. out." nine innings. A bunt and an error 102 92 .875 1. 'ordan is definitely on the up­ 137 1i>4 12H son and Robinson. Cincinnati, 10. Hia next battle came in a ho.spi- Oddsmaker* have pronounced gave Yale th* winning run in the Reviewed to Date New York ... , ♦ . . 3 ,62ft 2 ta'l. In the pennant year of 1948 grade.' looking better each fight. \’aiTirk ...... tmi I2.‘i 114 Hits Aaron. Milwaukee an>l this an even fight—5 to 6 and take bottom of -he ninth. 111 114 Baltimoi e ... ___ 5 4 2'2 2. If any fighter could look as Twaronitf* ...... Cepeda. San Franrisen. 17; De­ he was iiaed only occasionally, and your pick. This is a tribute in The loss w.. Columbia’s first of .lohtlBOIV ' ...... • . . 11b 12V Chicago ...... ___ 5 4 .ft.56 2 4 had a record of two wins and two bed as Akins looked in losing to the F*astem Intercollegiate league meler, lx>s Angeles and Davenport, Akins' hometown to the young 540 Boston ...... ___ 4 4 ..'>00 2 ios.^cs wlicn lie keolcil over al the Jordan, then come back and win T oIr Ib ...... S73 .San Francisco. 14; Mays and Alou, champion, who has shown a fast season Kansas Citv . ___4 .444 J ' 2 plate oh Sept. 13. A blood vea.sel the second fight — Akins is the Manlrh^ater Motor* burgh got the better of last winter’s biggest trade which pair of hands, a stiff punch and a In Midd.etown, sophomore Joe 91 9V lUT i San Francisco, 3. Washington ___ 3 6 .3.3.'i 4 ’ 2 had broken on the surface of his man. Cement pitched for UConn 'and Xowirki Dontjles Aaron. Milwaukee and sent Don Hoak. Harvey Haddix and Smoky Burgess to Uie lot of skill in training. ' JohtlBf'M ...... 110 90 114 Detroit ...... ___ 1 7 . 12.') 6 : brain, and for weeks he was In held W esi* 'an to four hits. Tlie ('hai'inan ...... nv 9.'i mi Cepeda. San Franrisco, ft; Temple, Yawdtz. Trainer Bill' Farrell and Pirates for P'rank Thomas, new Cincinnati slugger, was Bur­ Today’* fianie* rritical condition. But he finally visitors from Storrs scored once SaBiria ...... 141 I Iti m.'> f'incinnati. 4; McMillan. Cincinnati. Akins follow'ers prefer to take the M r(”urrv ...... lib 11/. iiv gess. ' ^ ~ (Time is Eastern Slandardl i 1 ecovered. Yesterday's Homers in the flifth inning, four time* in Biirges.s. Pittsburgh and Blasln- psychologjcal approach: "Virgil is ' I'll bet that' between Hoak and Bridges to- Detroit, is having a Cleveland at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. I He became a'sporlscaster. later (Season Total in Parenlhesesl the sixth, snd twice in the ninth ToIaIr 5S5 fS29 .^4^ gamc, St. I.iOui5, 3. all fired up as he has never been me, " *aid Puigess. "we ll hit more fine spring with 13 hits in 3)2 times __Bell 11-01 vs, l>ary lO-li. a salesman of automobiles and In- National League — — Triples -I-os An­ Angeles and Gino Cimoll of St. Only game* acheduled. Joyce, and two dsughte|s, Stevie, geles, and Spahn and Burdette, single home nin for the Reds and ^ A ^ V* ** «1 'l K FREE PARRIHI*KLIVERY SERVICE he drove in only two runs. Be­ Louis, who-swapped teams. Moon, National Ixague 17, and Donna, 16. PORTCOATS Milwaukee. 2-0 , 1,000. AIR CUSHIONS with 10 hits in 28 times at bat 1* Ye*teirday-’* Rostilt* • -Drysdale, Los An­ tween them, Burgess and Hoak had two home nms and seven batting .357. Cimoli is doing just Lhs Angeles--9, San Francisco 7 A t One Low Price geles. 2S: Fowler, Los Angeles. 18; t IS-^riHi nationwideguarant** as w-ell with 12 of 34 for .353. ( 111. Spahn. Milwaukee. 17: Antonelli, RBls. Williams to Start Thomas' eight hits in 26 times The Billy Martin for Don Mossl- Milw-aukee 7, Cincinnati 4. AMERICA’S FINEST AUTOMOTIVE PARTS San Francisco and Jack.son, St. • Extra strong nylon cord body at bat included one extra base Ray Narleski trade between Clever Chicago 1, St. Louis 0. I Vi eekend Workfiuts Louis, 14. hit,.a double. Four of Burgess' six land and Detroit hasn't proved Only Games Sclieduled. • AC PRODUCTS • MALLORY o Tread gives instant traction W. L, Pet G.B. /. hits in 11 times at bat have been productive for elthei* c1u)j as yet. extra base knocks, while Hoak Martin is hitting a mere .1071 (3 MilwauHee . .. . 5 .833 Boston, April 22 lA’i - Boston • AUTO-LITE • McQUAY NORRIS a Cold t u U m t for extra miles . .700 had a double to go with his home for 281 but relief pitchers Ndrleski I>oa Angeles .. 7 Red Sox slugger Ted Williams ..556 • RAYBESTOS BRAKES run in seven of 27. 10-31 and Mossi (0-j) have Chicago ...... 5 probably will begin workouts this • BENDIX BRAKES 30-MINUTE FREE .54 ft 6.70-15'lub«*ty|i* black- Early results of oflier major drbpped all four decisions In San Francisco'. 6 weekend and rejoin the club in • THOMPSON PRODUCTS trades for 1959 are still incon­ which they figured I. Cincinnati .... 4 ,'.500 two weeks, Trainer Jack Faddon • BORG WARNER ONW 10* DOWN wall |iia* ^<)S* «n*l, INSTALLATION 1.500 says. clusive. Reno Bertoia, Washing­ Sam Jones, acquired by San Philadelphia .. 3 • WAGNER LOCKHEED O k CONVENIENT TERf^S iradis-in tirs ton a biggest catch in the deal that Francisco from St. Louis for, Bill St. Louis ...... 2 .200 Williams, sidelined since late in • FEDERAL MOGUL sent Edd'e Yost and Rocky White and Ray Jablonski, baa won Pittsburgh ... 1 .167 spring training with a pinched ______• WALKER MUFFLERS f llEf TIRE MpUNTINO N o Down Payment When one and lost two. "Wliite, with only Today’* Game* neck nerve and sore shoulder • GRANT RINGS Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8:05 which forced him into th’e hospi­ one hit In 16 times a,t bat, Is off c o m p l e t e l in e o f s p e d e q u ip m e n t You Trade In Your Old Tires I to a slow start. Jablonski, in pinch p.m. — Burdette (2-0) vs. Roberts tal for a while, visited I.athey Clin­ . ^ '(,1-0 ). ic yesterday with Fadden. hit roies, ha.s one for four. If Your DeftMr Dejesn’t Stock Part* We Invite Your Inqulrie* AIR CUSHION TUBE-TYPE BLACKWALLS Jack Sanford has split, two decl- San Francisco at l-ios Angeles. After the 40-year-old leftfield- Riversido 4 Squoro Guorontoo Free Installation Carter's tsions-.with tlie Giants. Ruben U p.m. — Sanford (1-1) vs. Kou- er w-as examined by Drs, Jam es PRICI WITHOUT PRICI WITH VALUES to $35.00— CASH ONLY Lifetim* CuoronfM agoiiaf. prerattd^ ; Gomel! who, along with "Valmy fax (0 -0 ). Poppen and Charll.e Fager, Fad­ SIZE 'ftADMN PIUS TRAOMH PiUS ' Thoma?, went to the Phillies in St. Louis at Chicago, 3 p.m. —. den said; , on fr*od wsbr, plo* l5-ipoo»h Mrviqe card WORK GLOTHES ‘•Williams is able to ,.dp his ex- IXOSI TRX »C»{ TAX SENT C0UER5 ‘ the Sanford trade, has no decl- Mizell (1-1) vs. Phillips (0-l)i. M E N ^S guoranlet ogainit rood hoxdrdi prOratMl db NIGHOLS-MANGHESTER TIRE, Inc. I sions. Thomas i* one for four. Cincinnati at Pittsbiirghj 8:15 ercisea and twdat hi* neck quit* 6.70-15 19.95 13.81 For Painters,; ' The trade that *ent Jimmy Pler- p.in. — Ntixhall (1-0) va. (Friend freely now. He has been doing month* of o*«. Adjo*fm*nt* b6**d on •SWtbi*' 29S1RO A D ST. Ml 3-5179 sall fronl Bo*ton to Cleveland for (0-2). , ' - - some walking around golf courser MODCnN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS SHOP 7.10-15 23.95 16.88 Carpenters, Plumbers occasionally with friehda. prie* btfors frod* ot tbm of rstuni. . c J i "Vic Wertz andiGary Gijlger hasn’t Tomorrow'* Schodul* 19.88 f “We g i v e GREEN STAMPS” , TRIPLEU panned out fo r'either team yet; Milw«u)(e« at Fhlladelphl*, 1:05 "As of now it’s quite likely h* r 7.60-15 ' 26.65 will work out a t Fenway Park- W. TorapUMi N*«r BtmiA •■••olieeteiV—T*L M l 8-8l#i I 799 MAIN ST.. M>UltHESTER )DBE OUR EASY PAY P lJ k ti... .PAY AS YOU SIDE -Pieriall is live for 20 with the p.m.’ • STORES m Indian*. Geiger, playing in plgce 8t. Louis at Chicago-, I p.m. sLartlng F riday,. 'There Isn’t wiy- O W m Storw la BwMirA iM t HMlfMii. TkAt ywtrilU of the ailing Ted Willlama, laiflvo -Cti^natl at WtUburgh, 8:15 thlng defthlte'on It, but' I gtiesa that 10 days after he starts he’ll i RLOYtS for 26. Wprt*, aldellned by a case p.m. ’ iyii; Ml MAIN ST_M l S-S711 Oamaa RielMdulad. b* abl* to rejoin the team." ' . / :■ j oi^ th* Tlrui, la on* for four. 1 ’

’\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1969 PAGB TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, APRH. 22, 1959 PAGE TWENTY-SEfVBN Diamonds—Watches— BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Aytlcl^rlFor Salt"' 45 Building—ContnicUng 14 lUERE OUGUTA BE A LAW Jewelry 48 Household Goods 51 Apartments— i>lats— Farm and Land for Sale 71 Houses for Sale TZ Houses for Sale Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 WmBtcd-^RMl BsUt* T7 FOR SALHI^AUSALB^...... muslcAl...... Instni- Ca RPBNTBRS, experienced in LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ Tenements 63 93 ARNOTT RD.— Smart voung XVlIl / (XXXXl) OVER NORTH, older home of ten ARE YOU OONSIDKiUNa P itw o tjEQKE C5AC5 (MAKAMA') and THEN mentii, accessories, reeds, picks, IH YEARS OLD. three-piece living FOR FARMS, and land tracts with­ building end contracting, altera strings.■'oil. H price. Kemp's, Inc. pair!, adjusts watches experuy. room eet with cover, $100. Two in 25 miles'east of Hartford. ranch. 5V4 rooms, beautiful bit 'h rooms, adaptable to one n two- 8EULJMO YOUR PRO PTO tTT tioos, addltiona, porches, «fc. Spe- ■ -wuOfQvlD 70 1 uPATTneia 7Nlfi NllDdE7erty cialixliu in cottages, geragea, std- VAiM VOt) - ‘itETC*'*, OWN J0NE«> Heat, hot water, gas for '■ooklng, 4% room ranch, attached ga.-age, ranch with carport. Large living system. Madeline Smith, Realtor. free and wtUfout any obUgadoo. fRT lAOV C M7A HYA Thursday evening*. 13B Spruce en set, $45. Bedroom set $145. 8-2765. sized garage, lovely lot. 'Valuable emesite drive, Aluminu'ti combina­ Ingh.1. GuarsGuaranteed .workmanship. ‘ fan life electric refrigerator and gaa room with fireplace. Alundnum Ml 9-1642. ■ We alsalso buy property for eetfi. UVA) Street. 0-4987. Automatic waahe'r $65. Old refrig­ extras. Priced right. Robert B. tion windows and seteens. Fire Ml 3-00731. _ WHEEL Ixw trailer, 185. Call stove. Call Ml 0-1071 or MI Anderson Agency. JA 8-0139. combtnationa. $12,500. , R, F. Member MuIUm liatliif Ql'fE erator $20. Can he seen at 135 9-5779 from 6 to 7 p.m. place, ceramic tUe bath. Com­ RCKIKVILLE—8 room older home, ADVERTISING MI 8-7727 after 6. Pearl St. frofn 8 to 9 p.m. Houses for Sale 72 Dlmock Co., Realtor, VU 9-5245, STANLEY BRAY, ReeHor ALL TYPES of carpentry, altera­ P Fuel and Feed 49-A MANCHESTER pletely redecorated throughout. or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, I’ l baths, 2-car garage central BRAE-BURN REALTY tions, additions roofing, siding. NEWLYWEDS E^lll price $12,Rkl. R, F. Dlmock location $14,700, (Surran Realty, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENl DEPT. HOURS TWO BROVVTf rugs, 8x10, scatter EDISON B ow front crib and 8WEEPli70 VIEWS - SU room Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472. Ml 3:6271 Also house painting. MI 9 8748 or rugs to match, suitable for den BALED TIMOTHY hay. Lyndale Three bedroom Cape, large at­ Co.. Realtor, Ml 9-5245, Robert JA 8-6.586, Mrs. Contessa “ I 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. PI 2-7548. matchklig chWerobe, spring horse, First month's rent free. New ranch, fireplace, heated recrea- Murdock, Ml 3-8472 or Barbare 2-6385. ■> and living room. MI 8-6716. Farm, Route ♦♦A, Bolton. MI tricyxite, boggy, maple dinette set. tractive "L " shaped living room XXXXIl SELLING OR BUYHfG 8-5301. 3’^ room heated apartments. Ap­ Uoh i^ m , steel beam construe with fireplace, kitchen and bed­ Woods MI 9-7702, FOR THE newest things in outside MI 9-6464. pliances, individual televisiun an­ tlon, attacheiL, garage. $17,850. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room on first floor. Two bedrooms MANCHESTER — Exceptionally SELDOM Call home coverings — Aluminum, 17" TABLE MODEL TV, VHF tennas and heat ’ control. t.jiiuidry Extra building lot available only XIX nice 6 room Cape. Completely fin­ MONPAT TItni FBIPAT 10:80 A.M.—SATURDA? 9 AM . stone, etc;—Call us. For the fstr­ $1,000. Carlton W; Hutchins. MI ■ec'ond floor. Hot water heat, loads only. Good condition. Call 3-6634. Garden— Farm—Dairy HOME-MADE braided rug, size equipment, car epece, picnic area, of closet space, breezeway and ished, hot water heat. f*rc dace, Are we able to offer such PAUL J. CORKER eat prices In' years In alterations Products ' 50 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. 9-5182. BOLTON CENTER RD.-O'i -oom walkout basement. Comblnati"n values. These listings are PLEASE READ YOUR AD and modernizations—call >m. For SWIMMINfi POOL. 3 ft. deep arid txll, price $400. Phone MI 3-2862. Adults, Phone Ml 9-4824. TR 5-5778, over-sized garage. Fenced in yard ranch, three years old l-arge Real Estat* VERNON —New six room Build­ with trees. Near bus line and only storms and screens. All situated priced right to sell quickly. changing your present home to a THtReOU6HTAK 18 ft wide. Cost $200. Sacrifice a p p l e s SPECIAL Mclntoeh, FRIGIDAIRE electric stove, four beautifully landscaped lot. 1'4 on a 21 j acre lot. with .deasant n n iiin ii ar “Want Ada** ara taken over the phon^ ae a oo^ ONE ROOM partially furnished er’s Model Ranch, basement ga­ a short distance to shopping ren­ more beautiful home the wai" vou ALMMAMST $65. m 3-1290 after 5. ' Baldwin, Starks. 20 lb. bag fl.25. yOars old, $90. Frigldaire refrig­ baths. $21,000. R. F. Dlmock Co. brook and pond. Call now R. F. Act now' Tel. Ml vcntBOoeTTbe adverttoar ahouid read hit ad the FIRST DAV IT like It—call us. All estimates free. apartment. Apply Marlow’s, 867 rage, built-in oven and range ter. Asking $15,500. 10% down to Ml 9-5245, Barbara Woods. Mi Also small sizes. Louis Bunce. 520 erator, 0 years old, $50. Both ex­ Main St. ■ colonial fireplace, executive’ size approved buyer. Dimock Co., Rcaltolf, Ml 9-5245, $10,800 -6 room horn*. Garage. In APPSAB8 and RKPOBT ERRORS In time for the ne^t Bank terms. Call the Aff'iiated Ju s t55iVE9S A'«0 CtOtt tme SPRING SPECIAL Asphalt mix W. Center, MI 8-8116. cellent condition. MI 4-0859. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, Ml Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472, or BUY — — TRADE Uoa. Ib e Herald la teaponaibte for only ONE tncorw or o m tt^ Building Contractors, 860 Park 3005 KV0U5 _ WSE. ACRES' '^HAVING voua in bags for patching, etc. Also rooms. Convenient to schools, 3-6472. Industrial zone. (Jombine Want to ^11 your property? up$ ano rowNi, FIVE ROOM apartment partly fur­ shopping, Hartford, Manchester. Call Barbara Woods. KU 9-7702. home and shop, ’ Adams iMerttw for any advertlartnent and then only to tte extent of a AVe. Bloomfield, Conn. Cali CTI ® dry san3r, crushed atone gravel, COMBINATION GAS and oi' stove, Greenwoo^'Inc., will buy for ell “make Rood” InaerUon. Eixora which do not le»»en the i'alu* "* 2-9922 or at night call Ml ? 078' pal* loam, Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, Fertilizers nished, winterized. All modern Only $16,200—30 vear mortgage. ALICE CLAMPET, -Realtor (XXI) St location. ca-sh or work out a trade Quick 50-A like nq>v. $225 new’ when pur­ conveniences. Lake privileges. ATTRACTIVE FIVE room (Jape the adverOaeanent win not be corrected by "make good Umertton. 587 N, Main St. MI 3-2427. chased. Sacrifice. Call MI 8-5534. . Builder. Ml 9-1489 and MI 3 2455. For appointment to see, MI 9-4543. Cod plus room up. Basement ga­ action assured. Call and get our AIX. TYPES of carpentry work Call after 4. MI S-0S05, SER7EN ROOM older Colonial. $12.900—First time on market. tme WELL ROTTED cow manure. No or m K Johnson evenings and rage, tile bath, 22 ft living room deal, no obligation. done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Fo A SALE — Toro combination straw, hay or sawdust. Leonard WEST SIDE—Attractive f-ve room Excellent condition throughout. Sparkling Cape. 6 rooms rOOB COOPERATION WILL 5AM6RINWV UNFINISHED furniture is not FOUR ROOM apartment, adults, weekends MI 3-7357. with fireplace. hesVittful land­ nifll Ml 3-2711 ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. mower and roller. 21" cut, condi­ L. Giglio * Sons, Bolton. Call MI only Inexpensive, but practical, home, enclosed breezeway ga­ Two-car garage. Centrally located. finished. Nicely 1 a n d - (GREENWOOD. INC. BB appreciated E^IUI fTlI * * man'll ASk heat, not water, accessible to bus scaped lot. Phone Owner MI scaped lot. On bus line and tion 'excellent, $75. Also tool and 8-7083. it's fun to finish too! See Mar­ rage. $13,900, assume 4V4% Other listings available $7,900 Nice family home. $17,300 R F. 3-5221. MI 3-1577 7ME 7AIL05 equipment rentals. A P Equio- and shopping. Call Ml 9-9959. mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. and up. Dlmock Co. Realtor, Ml 9-.5J45, or close to Waddell .School Roofing—Siding 16 'P NE'S low's, Inc., 861 Main. Lost and Found Business Services Offered 13 ment, 945 Center. MI 9-2052. FERTILIZERS—Agrico $2.55 60 Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472 Bar­ HOMP: — BUSTNES.S — and shopping centers 3 aEASiiNG lbs. Bovung $2.98. Hart's Plant CLOSING OUT at 20% off, a7l CAPE—6 BIG rooms, on large lot, bara Woods, 'Ml 9-7702. Legal Notice RAY’S ROOFING CO., shlngte and uP' FOR SALE—Three rooms of mod­ TWO ROOM furnished apartment. $13,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom Fireplace, full basement, Immedi­ $13,200 Ixiw, low priC* for a 7 LOST—Black and white Setter, fe­ ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt ■Food $4.50, Peat Moss $2.29. E iv- •olid mahogany bedroom pieces in 105 Birch St. MI 9-5601. friendly service on your Electro­ built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ em furniture. Can be seen from ranch, ceramic bath, hot water ate occupancy Madeline Smith INCOME room home W’llh double UqrOR PERMIT male Anawem to Freckles. Call tor work: roof, chimney repairs age Power I-*wn Mowers. Com­ atock. Furniture values. See Mar­ (XXII) NOTICE o r APPLICA'nOl* lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ 7 to 9 p.m. Price reasonable. MI plete line. Complete Hnd" Flower heat, full cellar, large wooded lot. Realtor. \n 9-1642. lot and 2-rar giU’age De­ This Is to rive notice that I DONALD MI aUaos. Ray Hagonow, Ml B-2214; Ray fN/StCV A/R/NNf/t, i low's, Inc., 861 Main St SIX ROOM duplex house, '■utoma- Her* Is an opportunity vert sel livery. Call Electrolux authorised TONV AiXpT, 3-1829. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. NEW SIX room ranch, one block sirable West Side jncalion .1. BUC'k LE j'. of 64 Rowe Avenue, M&U.'l Sr/* N4»iCST, 3101 Nf. tfAVI, and Garden seeds. Garden Tools lic oil furnace and hot water. 281 i dom offered to the wise hiiver. A sales and service. Ml 9-0848 or JA Jackson. MI 8-8325. •- POOtLAllO, Oil. FULL SIZE mattress, clean. $10. MANCHESTER, Rockledge—5 bed­ from Green. All large rooms two Hartford. Connecticut, have filed an •'«eTge MILW^UXn.WitC and Lawn Tools. We deliver end Hillstown Rd. $12.900—NEW 3 bedroom ranch, room Cape Modern kitchen with six room home, screened In po'cli, $1.5,800 Ideal for large family. 7 application elated April 10 1669. with AnnooncemenU 2-0108. Please ask for Augustli.e COUGHLIN ROOFTNO Company, give S. 4 H. Green Stamps. J. Maple bod, full size. $8, M7. fireplace, living room, modem baths, built-in sloVe and oven, fire­ rooms, 2 hatha, acre of the Liquor Control Commlaalon for a NIGHT CRAWLERS for sale. Billy I NEAT. CLEAN and modem three huilt-ins. Two fireplaces. walk­ new Timken furnace, all large Club rertnll for the sale of alcoholto Kamlehskl. Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- W. Hale Corp. Tel. MI 3-4128. 9-8551. kitchen, full basement, Dov'r pay­ place. Full basement, two-car ga­ rooms, garage. A four room cold wooded land. In town 2 Torza, 19 Erie St. MI 3-0107. out basement Good lot w’ith gar­ liquor on the premises. Abbott Road, BEFORE TOU buy a new or used asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, room apartment, stove and refrig­ rage. Tour choice of car call me at Manchester M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ FREE CHICICEN manure. 8"’ Lake KELITNATOR wringer type 'a-sh- ment, $1,290. Phiibrick .Vgenev, den area. $22.90(1. Phiibrick Agen- flat plus a package store and home with niral atmos­ Elllnrtpn. Connecticut galvanized or copper gutters and Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 CALL JAN PHILLIPS, MI 9-0.524 erator. Available May 15th. Rent Ml 9-8484. oecoration R, F. Dlmock Co. Real­ phere The busUiesa Is owned by The EV Motor Sales. >P S-Stll. Fran ice. Courteous, reliable, full time, St., Manchester. MI 9-7901. Taka ing machine. One vear old. 'Ml “-ISO .VII 9-7319. cv. Ml 9-8464. tor, Ml 9-524.5, Or Robert Mur­ candv store, all altiialcd < ' a llnttlon Rldre Country Club. Incor­ leader!. Ml 3-7707. evenings to see the new Stauffer 82x144 lot. All for only $19,900. A Dlckenaon. residential, attics, cellars, yards. BOOKKEEPER — Experienced on JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT FOR SALE—One Boxer 10 months It by the truck loads. 8-2876. MANCHESTER—Custom 6 room dock MI 3-6472, Barbara Woods $18 900 All brick rancher on Hart­ porated. of Ktllnsrton. Connecticut, and Industrial, commercial For sale, Home Reducing Couch. 245 N. MAIN ST.. Second floor. 6 VERNON—Manchester line. Ne / P.J. Special. Call now u ill be conducted by DONALD J. ROOFTNO, SIDING, painting. Car­ electric bookkeeping machine, old. Male. Excellent pet. Call Atl finishing Cape. Sliding door 5U 9-7702. ford Rd 6 rooms ' irge BUCKLEY, of 64 Rowre Avenue. Hart­ loam. Inceneralor barrelk. MI I^rge. local concern haa opening 3-6730. large rooms, 2 tile baths, heated. 6-room Cape. Breezewsy and 2- pentry. Alterations and additions. etc. Take charge of- weight scalea ELECTRIC STOVE 40" and ■ ■ cloeets. 114 baths, open stairway. car garage. Large rooms, 2 baths. I lot Can't be replaced for ford Connecticut, aa permittee. Personals 9-9757. Ceilings. Workmanship miaran- and books. References required. tot youi^ single man. Accounting bed both for $50. .Moving, must Household Goods 61 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Suitable for large family. For ap­ (xxm) PAUL J. CORPENTI less than $25,000. DONALD J. BUCKUET. pointment call JA 3-1549. Ideal location in A zone Only Good location. $19,500 Phiibrick Dated April 13lh. 1959. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In teed A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Nussdorf Sand and Stone Co., MI achool graduate preferred. Perma­ sell'. MI 4-1100. $16,500. SHU time to select deco­ Agency. Ml 9-8464. Broker MI 3-5363 TV ANTENNAS repaired and In- 3-2427. nent work in well established pro- Poultry and Supplies 43 SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall AQUA LACE and chiffon gown. BOLTON — Six room split level, Anotlicr beauty of a Cape. 6 my own home shop. Fort',’ vears stalled Call Modem TV Service. St. Ml 3-4860. Size 38. Worn only couple hours. THREE ROOM apartment. tile rating colors. Builder, Ml 3-2465, IJSTINGS INVITED g re^ v e organization. Liberal em­ THAYER twin size folding car­ tlleg 4c a tile. Kentile, from 7o EAST HARTFORD—6 room Cape. wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ rooms No work needed On Wood­ 2 factory experience. All matfis. low 5U 3-8185. ROOFING AND siding —Asphalt HELP W ANTED-aerk In princl- BABY CHICKS and ducklings. I each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Reasonable. MI 9-0020 bathroom, linoleum, Venetian place, excellent condition. $18,800 rates, free eatimates, free pickup ploye benefits progranj. riage. Excellent condition. Call FIVE BEDROOM ranch, two j’ears Large fenced in lot. For'-ed hot land SI . Ju.sl off Broad St Close or built up roofs, aluminum and pal’s office, mornings, at Hick’s Orders tf^ken for turkey poults. MI 9-0290. j at the Green. blinds, heat and hot water fur­ .old. large lot, good locatmr, city R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor MI MANCHESTER to bus, shopping and schools Chamber Queried and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA May delivery. MI 3-8020. Little & nished, parking. Inquire 11 School air heat, full basement. $16,500. MORTENSEN TV. Specialised RCA asbestos siding. P A P Roofing School, Tolland. Inquire details at Write ’ utilities, built-in oven and range. Phiibrick Agency. MI 9-8464. 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock, MI $11,100—Glenwood St Immarulate 3 -8 9 M .______Co MI 9-2895. TR S-7272, or call at the school. McKinney, 15 Woodbrldge St. FOR SALE—Utility trailer. Ixcel- BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A Wanted—To Buy 58 St. -Vn 9-2360. $22,900. Phiibrick Agency, MI 8-8472. Barbara Woods, .Ml 9-7702 4 room ranch. citv uUll- See these best of huvs TOliAY' On Where to Park television, service. Ml 9-4641. P. 0. Box 2103, Hartford $10. BILL TILL MAY? ' ties Join nur "Home Finders " (Tluh for 85c WASH—Do It yourself. Lucky lent for long distant heavy load. THREE ROOM apartment, com-1 9-8464. MANCHESTER—New 6 room split WANTED—Silk finisher for our dry stating business experience, educa­ 8 ft, body, high aides, canvas top. Tliat's Right—That’s All You Need WANTED TO BUY ranch, with 2-car garage Modem (XXIV) $15,200-” Extra large 4-finished , housing action Lady Self-Service Laundry, 11 HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. cleaning department. Experience -pletely redecorated, heat and hot j "We'll UM it, only tell uj where Maple St (across from First Na­ Available at all times, PhUco fac­ Roofing and Chimneya 16-A tion, age and salary desired. Articles For Sale 45 Mounted spare, signal lights, steel Good used resalable furniture, 1955 — THREE-family flat, 6-6-4V4, kitchen with built-ins. TVo full 5 room cape, basement ga helpful but not essential Apply TO START HOUSEKEEPING also small upright and spinet water, private entrance and baseboard heat, cabinet kitchens, NEW SIX room Colonial $17,900. j It Is!" tional Parking Lot'. tory supervised service. Tel. MI frame, new wheel bearings. TR baths. Close to schools $18,900. The Chamber of Commerce ha* ROOFTNG—Specializing repairing New System Laundry, Harrison EXPERIENCED WALLPAPER Sale—Many attems 5-6488. AI,I. I w a n t IS A planoa. porch, centrally located, f ’5 Mor-, tile baths, fireplace, very large built-in dishwasher. baths, | .TARVl.S R E A L T Y CO. 9-9698. rison Paint Store. 385 Center St. 10% down. Phiibrick Agency. MI six room. Green recently been hearing thla plRlntlve SPENCER COFtSETS and bras ex­ roofs of all kinds. New rooff, gut­ St. to choose from at bandsom' sav­ RELIABLE, HONEST PERSON rooms, 1 acre, country atmos-! built-in stove and oven. O mplete ] *1* *00—Njce 283 E Center SI , Manchester ter work, chimneys cleaned r i- SUPER MARKET Ml 9.9713 or MI 3 (1644. 9-8464. Manor Ranch. garage query from out-of-to'wmer* leeklng pertly fitted to individual meas­ FLOOR SANDING and 'reflnlshtng. ings. Trimmed and coated. C. J. SIX MONTHS old, flberglas hot TO TAKE OVER Watkins Used Furniture phere. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Iv landscaped Ameaite ’rive R MI 3-ill2. MI 9 1200* MI 3 1955 paired. Aluminum siding. SO WOMAN TO TAKE care of school PRODUCE MANAGER Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center water heater. Living room heater. F Dlmock Co , Realtor . Ml city utilities free parking space in Manchester. urements. Doctors' prescriptions Specializing in old floors. Ml UNPAID BALANCE Exchange FOUP. ROOMS, 2nd floor. Ai: utill-j 9-5132. 6'i ROOM Cape Cod, shed lormer filled promptly, efficiently Mary 9-5750. years’ experience. Free esti­ age child In your home or mine, FOR MODERN SUPER St. Cali MI 9-0435 after 5:30, 44 Bis- tile bath, fireplace, open stai.- 9-,5245, or Robert Murdock MI $16,000- Reduced. Chestnut St Ex­ MI 3'-7il'47, Ml 9 1873 The matter was brought up at a mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, MI for working mother. Vicinity MONTHLY PAYMENTS 15 Oak Street ties, stove, refrigerator, garage $13,200^ -19.56 SIX room ^ape, fire­ F. McPartland, BU 9-1094. MARKET OPERATION. sell St. furnished. Quiet residential neigh- case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ 3-6472, Barbara Woods, 5U 9 7702 tra large 7 room Gape recent meeting of the Chamber's REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and 3-0763. Nathan Hale School. Call MI POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob­ $21.16 place. birch cabinets, baseboard tion room, porch. Shade trees, 1 unfinished, city unities retail executive committee when 9-3371. sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. WINCHESTER Model 12, 7 ^ o t 3 (XDMPLETE WE BUY and sel! antique an-, used borhofKi Adults only. $90 month. heat, awnings, aluminum lorms. draperies custom made Free es­ Send Resume To furniture, china, glass, xilver, pic­ Write Box C. Herald. good condition. Charles I.esper- (xxvni) centrally located. Lots for Sale 73 typical examples were read of cus­ Automobnes for Sale 4 timates Open evenings foi .vour Reel and iqjtary. Also riding mow­ pump 12 gauge shotgun. In excel­ ROOMS OF BRAND NEW garage, shade trees. Carlton W. ance. MI 9.7620. tomer’s confusion In locating park­ Heating and Plumbing 17 EXPERIENCED CLERK ers. Paqls and service. Capitol lent condition. Call MI 3-5768 FURNITURE ture frames, guns, attic cr items, COVENTRY—New 5'4 room anch, BOLTON convenience. P A M Upholsteiy BOX A, HERALD whole estates Furniture refin­ MODERN THREE room apart- Hutchins. Mi 9-5132. 34 ACRES Prime residenUel prop- ing areas and requests from the BEn>X)RE YOU BUY a used car Shops 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-6324. For Payroll and Cost Work Equipment Co., 38 Main St.. Man­ BIJDND BEDROOM MANCHESTER— Sherwood arcle. three bedroom, living room, kitch­ ill.1(K>-Cook Drive 4 room ranch | 'Uy. city water. For further Infor- 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ chester. MI 3-7958. NORGE refrigerator, excellent ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ ! ment, second floor, ideal for old- VERNON—Distinctive 5-room Co­ would-be psrkers on better di­ see Oorman Motor Sales. Bulck WANTED—Two all round carpen LIVING ROOM ! er couple. Call Ml 9-0061 after 6 Five room ranch, full hasement, en IU1-1 dining area. Built-In >ange large garage. a ncsite matlon. R. F. Dlmock Ck>. Ml Sales aiid Service. 285 Main CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, modeling, repAlrlng, new Installa­ Comptometer, experience essential. ters. Steady work. Apply on Job condition. Cali MI 3-2817 after 3 5-PC. DINETTE SET pair Service and Sales Talcott lonial ranch in a community set­ rections to the lots. If you like diversified duties you \1lle. 5U 3-7449 !, p.m. two fireplaces, plastered wplls. full and oven, fireplace and mantle drive. 9-5245 Street MI 9^4671. Open evenings. available alt hours. Satisfaction tions electric sewer cleaning, Ansaldi Heights. Battista Rd FOR PROMPT delivery o ' rich pm . "Philco" Elec. Ref. ting. Minute.s to school, shopping Insulation, tile bath. Wood 'heath- Basement garage, hot water heat. The committee decided to for­ guaranteed. Call Ml 9-131.'> drainpipe* cleaned fast and effi­ w’ili like this assignment. Evening Behrmann A Rohner, Inc. loam, sand, stone, gravel • nd fill. "Claloric" Comb. Range and greater Hartfor.d. City ater. , Situated on one acre lot. Close to *1^-*®®—Bolton Lake. 6 room ranch FOR SALE - Two one acre lots ward such remarks as "I'm from ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0677. THREE-PIECE antique late Vic­ 'FOUR BOOM rent off Main St ing. ■ with shingles, sidewalks, WANTEID — Cleai} used cars. We appointments arranged. Call Ml 3-8603. Maytag" Washer Only $13,600. FHA-VA fianclii- . curbs. City utilities /• mesite schools. b’Js and shopping. $14,900. double lot. full basement. | i00x400 each with 28 ft three out of town. I try to shop all over LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ torian small parlor set. $20. Odds ONE SET of dual wheel 17" rims, , In St James Parish. Phone Ml “ buy, trade down or trade any­ SPENCER RUBBER LATHE OPERATORS "Emerson” Television ■ 3-6200 Monthly payments $85 Only a few drive Immediate occupanev. Minimum FHA financing R F. $15,200—Under constniclion ,5'2 room house trailer, l ellsr started this town. but. never again," to the thing. Douglas Motors. 883 'Iain. paired. All work guaranteed Free NEAL ANDREWS, plumbing, heat­ TOP SOIL—Possibly the cle jiest and ends. Call before 5 p m. MI eight stud holes. MI 9-3,505 Town Parking Authority. With ing and oil burner repairs. Call Cliapel St. "Hoover" Vacuum left—,a.st chance. Call builder. I Charles I^sporanre. Ml 9-7620. Dimock Co.. Realtor. Ml 9-524.” room ranc h, basement ga­ for utility room Lebanon Conn. pick-up and delivery. We also Top wages. Must be able to set and most fertile delivered in this 9-3449. "Mohawk Axm, Ruga Ml 3-2465 or Ml 9-1489. Call after 4:30 MI 4 0035 them will be a request that a large NEED A CAR and had your credit MI 9-7773. area *his year. Place your •'rder. or Robert Murddek Ml 3-8472 rage, 2 acres wooded lot, sharpen axes, srissors chisels, up and work from blue prints. "Sealy " Boxsprir-* FIVE ROO.M flat. 3rd floor, steam BUILT BY Ansaldi .Manchester— I Barbara Woods, 5U 9-7702. choice of colors banner be stnuig across Main St. turned down? Short on down pay­ plalaner blades and knives Bruno MAJOR OIL COMPANY Leonard L. Giglio A Sons, Bolton Rooms Without Board 59 SEVEN ROOM Colonial, I'-i baths 1 S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat- Call Hartford JA 7-4205 or apply PORCH GIJISS windows and "Sealy" Mattreag oil heat. Call MI 9-6032. Six-room Colonial Plastered 1 $21.500—New. custom built split pointing to the free parking space*. ment? Had a repossession? Don't Mooske. Ml 3-0771. Call Ml 3-7083. ; steam heal, garage Good ''ondi- v.-a!!.«. f'.ill in.s'ilauon. fireplace. (XXX) ANDOVER - I Jike w aterfront lot. give up! See Douglas Motors, get ing contractor. New Installations, Has stenographic position open in screens. Reasonable. MI 9 1833. Linoleums. Tables, Cabinets, Pic­ FURNISHED room, one minute level. I^atest in niodern tures, and a Few Other Items tlon. Owner. -Ml 3-0731. Vo agents lavatory til» bath, full attic, i ------$1,900. MI 3-6105 the lowdown on the lowest down I DOUG'S REFRIGERA’nON Serv- alteration work and repair work. new district, gales office. Good DELTA CORP. FRANK IS OPEN for business. w’alk from Main St. Light house Business loorations kitchens. I 'j acre lot. MI 9-3808. Have used doors euid used bricks FOR SALE- 1949 Chevrolet cl\ih Free storage until wanted. Free keeping. Woman only. Ml 9-7959 porch Ho: water oil heat ame-'LAKE STREET — New sl'x room and smallest payments anywhere. I Ice — Household refrigeration starting salary, all benefits, exper­ 1249 Main St., Hartford 64 TERRA.MUGGAS Lake—Six room site dr-.ve c;»v utilities Side- (Colonial with garage. Built by U $25,500—b'our bedroom hon.e A LARGE WOODED lot In A> zone. Not a small loan or llnance com­ 1 freezers and air conditioning. Call for outdoor fireplace, also good , $85. One 16 " TV $''5. Call delivery. Free set up by our own for Rent , year around Voltage, ei.rloaed custom built 6 room City water, aewer Reasonable, ienced preferred but not neress.'ry. TR 5-5909 after 6 p m. reliable men. FURNISHED rooms to rent free large lo- \'aram. Charles * R. Built-In stove and oven. pany plan. Douglas Motors. 833 ! MI 3-5932 or MI 9-6685. used furniture. I am also buying COMMERCIAL business or office I porch overlooking lake; 1.'’ miles ranch, 2 fireplaces 2 Carl and Esther Schwarz, MI Local Stocks Millinery Dressmaking 19 good used furniture. 420 Lake St, Phone for appointment parking. Call MI 9-0826 between ; from aircraft. $9 950. Phiibrick I>‘.spera.*ire MI 9-7620 ' I-arge fireplace. Sun deck 1>4 Main Street 5-7 p.m. I apace foi rent. Up to 6500 square baths three bedrooms. Beautiful baths, recreation room. 3-01.54. FLOOR SANDING a snerialty. Call CH 9-9391 MI 9-6580. SAMUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD 1 Agency, Ml 9-8464. A 2 garage*. 2 separate Skilled workmanship. Cal] Andy DRESSMAKING and alterations Boats and Accessories 46 ' feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. MAlVCHE^TER—Fiv* room ranch view, $18,700. R. F. Dlmock CJo.. CALL OR see me. Good deal on Specializing in children's clothes. HORIZONTAL BORING PLEASANT room in quiet home full base.m.er.t. two fireplaces driveways on 2 acre*. BOLTON Quotstions Pomislied by 1959 Dcxtee or Simca. Walter G Sebula, Ml 9-8919. SECRETARY for State Probation C. J. MORRISON Paint and Wall- CH 7-03.58 any time up to 8 p.m. ; Ixtcated near Center, PlenU of : 343 SL'MMIT ST. Custom built 71ve Realtor. 5U 9-5245, or Robert Cobom A MIddlebrook, Ine. MI 9-9140. See It bay Or Night next to bath and shower. Free parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or Ml plastered walls full insulation. 1 Murdock MI 3-6472, Barbara Ideal for In law problem. Parker, Dennett and Popp Dodge, Office In Rockville. Good oppor- MILL OPERATORS paper Store at 385 Center St. of­ BOATS NOW in stock - Crosby room frame, brick ven^r. l'^ Hebron Road-10 acre* more or Bank Stocks Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford, ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zcma- lunitv, usual State benefits. Call fers off street parking and de­ Fiberglas. Wolverine. S'arcraft parking, MI 9-0887. I 3-7444. i stories, living room, dining om, . Hot wa’er oil heat, tile bath large Woods, Ml 9-7702. If you have no means of trans­ kitchen, garage. Amesite drive. ------——------VERNON Iless, 600 ft approximately front- Bid Asked BU 9-4831 Or MI 9-3422. nek. Prompt efficient service. TR 5-1300. 9 to 5. livery aervice. Call MI 9-9713. and Cadillac, Evinnide motors, portation, I'll send my a\’to for I ------' kitchen, two bedrooms, ceramic are. partly wooded $2,500 cash. Guaranteed workman.ship. Ml Moving—Trucking— Top wages. Must be able to set ROOM FOR RElfT for 1 or 2 gen- ; I-ARGE STORE, 205 N - Main St. Ch'.y utiiitie* 30 days occupancy., (XXXI) $11,500—?? Small 6 room cape. 4 Conn. Bank end Trust new and used. Sales and service. you. No obligation. tlemen. Private entrance, kHchen i New modern front, good buslnes.s bath, on first floor spai e for one finished, partial walk-out ; OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ 9-8976 Storage 20 NEED EXTRA money! Earn $10 up and work from blue prints. LAWN SEED, lime. fertilizer, McBride's Sports Spot, 109 Center additional room and bath on sec­ Charles Lesperance MJ ,9-7620 MANCHESTER Co...... 42H 44H cials, flxlt yourself cars, always to $20 per evening demonstrating Call Hartford JA 7-4205 or peat moss, garden supplies. MI privilegea free parking. Inquire center ^65 monthlv. i j VERNON—New six room Colonial basement. 3 acre.* First Nstlonel Benk of AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local St. A—L—B— P:—R—T—'S at 167 Maple St. ond, open porch, full ba.'ement, i VERNON—4 room house a good selection. Look behind our HAROLD A SONS RubbUsh Remov­ guaranteed line of variety mer­ 3-8020. Littie & McKinney, 15 Modem: With attached garage B'lllUln ; $n,9oo-Near parkway. Older 6 Rural residential buildingt lots, Manchester ...... 43. al Paper and a.shes. Call MI moving, packing, storage. Low 43-45 AIJ.YN ST., HARTFORD ------I lot 109x150 Marion Robertson. kitchen, central hot air heat. , range .anc. oven. Fireplace sun office. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. chandise. No collecting — no de­ Woodbridge St. MASTERCRAFT trailer complete, PLEASANT, clean, heated roo.i House.s for Rent fi-o Broker -Ml 3 59.53. •room home, 2-car garage, $1,700. Hartford Nations. 9-4034. rates on long distance moves to liveries. Call JA 8-6247. Apply DELTA CORP. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. $8,500, Phiibrick Agency MI deck. 1’ 4 bath.*, three bedrooms,' Afnesite drive, shade trees, i Bank & Trust Co .. 35',4 37H model BA 7-500 Roberts in ft. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Free park­ 9 8464. BELLING DUE to Ulness, 1956 Ply- 48 states. An 8-6187. king size sailing pram. May be SAT, 6 P. M. BRAND NEW ranch. Here's an ______high wooded lot Brick front. mouth Sport Suburban will- rack HOME OWNERS, tool and equip­ 1249 ^ ain St., Hartford. LIVE BAIT minnows, etc. 30 ing. 54 High St. $17,400 R F Dimock Co . Real­ $13,300—??\^Almost new 5 room. 2i Fire Insnraace Oompnnins AlANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ seen at 160 Parker St. after 5:30 SIX ROOM duplex, oil heat. MI 11.50 .square foot home in Man- summer St Six bechroom ranch, walk-out ■ LAWRENCE F. FIANO, ment rental.’’ A P Equipment. 945 Franklin St., Rockville. TR 6-4179. tor MI 9-5245. Or Robert Mur­ Aetna F ir e ...... 74^4 774 on top. ^cellent condition 11,400 p.m 9 'j CUBIC F'OOT Westlnghous* re- FURNLSHED room with kitchen 9-5426. Chester Green that gives vou a . rooms, plastered wall.*, oi heat, baaimicnf. Brokers MI 3-8871, Center St. MI 9-2052. Open week­ ing Company. Local and 'ont, dis­ secrp:t a r y i frigerator. Price $50. Call MI dock. 5n 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Hartford Fire ...... 185 195 ends, tance moving, packing and stor­ EXCELLENT garden loam, free of privileges. Babie.* accepted. Mrs. large kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms, enclo.sed porch, citv utilities $15,800 or bqat offer, 6 room ranch MI 3-2766 12 FT BOAT and trailer, good con­ ■ 3-6015. Dorsey, 14 Arch .St. with a lavatory off the master - 5H 8.7702. National Flrd ...... 128 133 1951 FORD truck F3. one-ton pick­ age. Weekly van service to New Attractive opening in modem air stones, $12 per load, also fill, G9iarles Lesperance $13,400. MI expandable attic: Phoenix Fire ...... 82 >4 854 LAWN MOWERS sharpened and York. All 3-6563. conditioned office for a competent TELEVISION Service Man— Ex­ gravel and landscaping work. Cali dition. Price $150. Seen at 99 Suburban for Rent 66 room. A fireplace and large bow- 9-7620. PAUL P FIANO up. Will accept trade. Good con- Essex St. ^U ST ARRIVED FROM (XXXIT) eautlful Columbia stone Life and Indemnity Ins Cos. dition. MI 9-9953 or NU 9-0474. repaired. Free pick tip and de­ secretary. Interested in varied perienced and adapted to home R. Bumo, MI 4-0359. window in the living room and a MI 8-0458 Boarder.*! Wanted 59-A ROCKVILLE, 14 Laurel St Three rear porch that can be en-^losed j GLASTONBURY—5', room ranch, fireplace, basement ga­ livery MI 9-4868, 113 Well.* St. MANCHESTER. Package Delivery. work. Excellent salary benefit pro­ service calls. Steady work, good SIMMONS room furni.shed apartment. In­ VERNON — New six room split rage. Aetna Casualty ....1 9 5 207 19M CHE\TtOLET 210 model, t- o- Light trucking and package deliv­ gram. Write Manchester Herald, pay. Write Box D, Herald PICNIC TABLES 6’ $18.95, 8' for another room. Full ceramic ■ large lot. 2 full baths, t ear ga level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Aetna .Life ...... 242 262 IFLINTAR, AMESITE driveway ery. Refrigerators, washers and Box B, stating education, age, $21.95. Sturdy, braced, bolted Buildinii: Materials 47 New sofa beds and mattresses at ROOM AND board in private quire Hillside, 24 Grove St., Apt. bath with colored fixtures, oil hot \ rage, modem kitchen. $17,900 door . V8 engine, radio and tremendous savings. 9 Rockville. celling with redwood beams Built- ANDOVER Suburban for Sale 75 Conn. General ...... 366 381 heater, two tone green. A real : seal coating Average home dnve- stove moving specialty Folding business experience and salarj’ re­ REFRIGERA’nON Service M an - construction. 2” xl0" western fir. home, reasonable space for car. water heat, attached garage. Near, $1,000 down to qualified buyer, MI 3-4643. in range and oven. I’ i baths, large $ 8,800—2 room cottage, pri'acy, 2 Htfd. Steam Boiler ..9 2 4 974 clean little car. $995. Oakland [ way, S40. Two coats, machine chairs for rent. MI 9-0752, quired. Experience necessary. List quali­ Delivered. Larger sizes available. WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST ROCKVILLE - - New apartments bus, achool and stores. Price' Phiibrick Agency, .Ml 9-8464. WILUNGTON—Gas Station. 3-car Travelers ...... 88 91 spread. The best co.st so little. WATKINS $16,990 McCarthy Enterprises. ------1------—— fireplace Finished laundry room. acres, bend of the river Motors. Inc.. 367 Oakland St., fications. Steady work. Write Box MI 9-5444, Ideal for voung married couple*. Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. garage. Lunch and ice cream bar. PubUo Utilities Manchester. MI 3-1446. ; Gives your driveway a lasting H, Herald. Canadian Framing, house USED FURNITURE Inc., .Manchester. Robert w. Ag- G. S. KEITH. Broker Offers $11,000—8 room. 8 finished cape, Large parking area. On well I future. Tel. BU 9-5425. Evenings Painting— Papering 21 ' Adults TR 5-1.582, TR 5-3226. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI Conn. Light A Power 244 284 BABYSITTER wanted-2-6 p.m., CLOTHES LINE poles Installed, loads $94.00 Per M' EXCHANGE new*. MI 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. large lot. traveled main road. Family-size Royal V8 four-door I An 3-4362. all sizes, old poles reset, reason­ Combination Doors $14.95 ea. These Houses For Your 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MI Hartford Electric L t 694 . 724 PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ no weekends. Vicinity Keeney St, 15 Oak Street 3-8472. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. $12,600—?? 5 room, 2 bedroom business. Owner retiring, Tom Hartford Gaa Co. ... 47 ■— sedan. Equipped with radio and Help Wanted— able. Also hydraulic truck jack. Casement Window* $43 00 ea. Summer Homes for Rent 67 BOLTON CENTER — Five room | Con.sideration: Minor, Broker, Rocks’ll!* TR rating Good clean Job, reasonable Must have nxm transportation. MI M.ANCHESTEK ranch, artistic stone front. - irch. : ranch, stone fireplace, 1 Southern New England heater and powerflight. Solid dark 3-4304. Male or Female 37 MI 9-1353. Disappearing stairways $23.95 ea. Open Thursday evenings until 0 acre. 5-5042. blue. Must be seen. $895 Oakland ■GARDENS PI/IWED. Reasonable price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after Corner Cabinets $35.00 ea. Closed Mondays Bilynie Rd. 4-room Cape, FIVE ROOM water front cottage. breezeway, garages. Sprawled out ^ S bedroom Ranch. South Windsor ______(xxxiin _ Telephone ...... 444 48V4 Motors. Inc., 367 Oakland St . Call J Krieski, An 4-0398. 5. 18 AND 21 INCJH rotary mowers, Medicine Cabinets $6 95 ea. ideal for small family, ex­ Coventrv bv week or month. Call $13,250—New 8 room ■a’lches, WEST STAFFORD—Large S-fam- Manufacturing Oompealee HOUSEKEEPER No cooking, 8 COUNTER-GRILL worker, nights. Hutchins, (Beelzebub Rd.l Brand new Large | VTIRNON — New six room ranch extras, 4 acre lot. Manchester. MI 31446 handmowers, bicycles, toasters, Knotty Pine Paneling 11c sq. ft. APARTMENT SIZE gas stove, tra large lot, high eleva­ MI 3-6361 or PI 2-8666. MI 9-513-.______j lot lM x3^ 2-car garage. Full cel-1 attached garage. Built-In ily house, vacant. 3-car garage. 2 Arrow, Hart, Heg .. 634 984 i ROTOTILLING -Small gardens PAINTING AND paperhanging. adults, one boy 8 years old. Own Experienced only. Apply mornings flat irons, electric hand vacim 'i converted for bottled gas, $20. Call tion. Kitchen remodeled. room with television and lavatory, Mahogany Paneling 17c sq. ft. $13.900—?? 8 room cape, garage, acre lot. High elevation. Beautiful Associated Spring .. 194 214 1957 FORD 9-passenger coun­ I rototilled, lawns mowed, and Good clean workmanship at rea­ Patio Drive-In, Broad and West cleaner. Loam. Miscellaneous \n 9-9289. Excellent buy at $11 5(10. GIANT'S NE(TK Height.*. Next to TWOFAMILY house with 2-car, | range and oven, fireplace I" living small brook, large lot I heavy weeded areas cut. Call PI sonable rates. 39 years in Alan- MI 4-1.507. oak and hemlock trees. $12,000. Bristol B ra ss...... 114 124 try sedan. Equipped with Fordo- Middle Tpke. items. MI 9-9767. SPPXIALS Evenings rail MI 9-9858 Rocky Neck. Four room cottage garage separate oil burners, i $.bedroom Ranch South Wind-' $15,800—?? Fairly new 8 room Easily financed. Immediate Occu­ 2-6IS4 Chester. Ravmond F-iske. ATI FULL SIZE maple bed, coil spring $15,700. 173-5 woodbndge St , Call (Beelzebub R d '. Large lot. ; Collins ...... 75 85 matic, power steering oower WOMAN FOR hou.se cleaning two or MI 4-1139 All electric, knotty pine kitche- . ranch, attached garage, pancy. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock­ Dunham B u sh ...... 8 4 9 4 brakes, radio and heater Thi.s car 9-9237. PART-TIME bookkeeper, 5 day ARE YOU interested in a set of 8d and 16d com. nails $9.95 per keg with innerspring mattress. Call •Sleeps 6 $6,5 per week. Ml 9-4965. owner. .Ml- 3-0826. Full cellar. 1-car garage. $18,500 Co . Realtor, MI 9-524.5. or Bar­ days a week. Must have own week. Hours to suit applicant. Travelers Insurance Co. calen­ Windows, from $10.00 ea. JA 8-5789 before 5 or after 7 p.m. Warren E. Howland. bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Rober* assume 4 'j% mortgage. ville. TR 5-5042. Eni-Harl ...... 44 47 has been driven a verv careful EXTERIOR and Interior painting. transportation. Call MI 4-1507. 17.000 miles. $1795 Oakland Household Servlttes Box G Herald. dars? Call MI 9-6840. Flush Doors, from $4 00 ea. Realtor IN COMMUNITY of individually j 4-bedroom Colonial. Just East ■ 3-6472. Fafnir B earin g...... 50 New Ceilings refinished. Paperhanglng. 575 5Iain Street HEBRON ANDOVER—Near Lake. Four room Landers, Frary, CJIark 194 214 Motors, Inc., 367 Oakland St., Offered 13-A HELP WANTED—In R^kviU^ Wanted to Rent 68 built better homes. Good iaste arid i Center St. 2-car garage, recreation : Wallpaper books. Estimates given. WANTED--Man or woman for part- FOR SALE—Several fine mirrors, For Builders With Cash Can Give ji ’ TABLE MODEL TV Call MI Manche.ster, Conn. (XXXV) $11,900 ■” Near Bolton. Immacu­ Cape, full cellar, oil hot ai. heat, N. B. M achine...... 28 SO Manchester. Ml 3-1446. Clerk t.vplst with dictaphone ex­ relaxation ar* found ip this 'hree ' room. Many extras. Over $20 000. 3 lots $8,500. Call A. J. Buckeley, DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com- Fully covered by Insurance, Call time work to deliver bundles of much below cost. Kemp's, Inc. Special Deals 9.6834 MI 8-1108 WANTED—Five or 8 room house. | bedroom ranch having many late 4 room ranch, base­ North and Judd .... 28 31 perience. Tel. Rockville TR 5 .3388 Welles Agency, Coventrv. PI 1948 STUDEBAKER convertible. pany,^ doors and windows, custom Edward R. Price. Ml §-1093, Herald's in the Vernon. Rockville MI 3 ,5680. Three children school age. Refer­ extras. Pine paneled den. Story Small house, large lot. Highland BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon ment garage, extraA' Russell Mfg...... 254 284 for appointment. area. Apply Circulation., Depart­ NOBODY -- BUT NOBODY TAPPAN GAS stove, 40" four Spacious seven room ranch. large 2-7356, PI 2-793i New top and tires Green, $145. work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1583 UNDERSELI^ NATIONAL ences. Contact Mr. Dunbar. CH book kitchen. Formal living room, Park. Reai opportunity for handy Must sell. Stanley Works ...... 4 5 4 * 8 4 after 6 p.m, PAINTING and paper hanging, also ment. Mr Anderson, Manchester FOR SALE—Two used hospital burner Like new, $25. Ml 9-4187. 9-5696. w’all to watl carpeting, ^rapes. man to own for small cost, $10,000. redwood paneled living room three Terry Steam ...... 45 48 ^11 Ml 4-6155 aficr 5 p m ______oulsuie painting. 35 years exper- $14.300—Near Bolton. -Almost new. ELLINGTON—loarge 4-room ranch Help Wanted— Male 36 Evening Herald, 13 Blsaell St., beds with sides, also wheel chairs. 12 Glenwood St. , Cornices. Oversized two-car ga- bedrooms, den, and separate din­ 5'4 room ranch, tiasenient Torrington ...... 284 304 TV SERVICE - Potterton’s, all ieiK 0 Reasonable price. Ray­ Manchester. MI 3-2711, Kemp's, Inc. MI 3-5680. NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. 2-family. Corner lot. Excellent ing room. Kitchen, built-in range 28'x4S', kitchen with dining area. ' rage. City wa$er and sewer. H. B. garage, C acre 'ot, extras Built-in range and oven. Ccratnic U..S. Envelope, com. . 25 27 1954 FORD V8 four door radio and makes. Highest, quality guaranteed mond Trudau, 71 Jarvis Rd. MI 381 STATE STREET. KJVK PIECE chronic kitchen set. condition. Good income. Oil heat. and oven, wall refrigerator T5vo- TOOL MAKERS FRIGIDAIRES, one dryer, one 40" Grady, Broker MI 3-8009. tile bath. Extra shower stall. Oil U S. Envelope, pfd. .. 134 134 heater new tires. .Ml 3-4627. work and parts, over 47 vear’s ex. 9-1611, FllIJ-rTIME or part-time help eve­ NORTH HAVEN, CONN. *l.so i‘'" ’ >icr lop drum table. Call Oakland St. Over $16,000, car garage. 1C acre lot. $28,800 perience Famous for service since nings. Home Maid Bakery and range, one 12 ft, refrigerator, 2- CHcstmn 8-2147 MI 3-1828. ‘ COVENTRY baseboard heat. Fireplace, alum­ Veeder R o o t ...... 58 61 AND I FOR SALE—,543 Hartford Rd. New R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor Ml The above quotations are not to 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for beat PAINTING, paperhanglng and Coffee" Bar. 699 Main St, door. 13 ft. 59 model refrigerator. ! 5 room ranch with tile bath, beau­ 2-family, Woodbridge St. Presr t 9-5245 or Barbara Wood* Ml $ 7,500—?? 4't room year 'round inum storms, 2-car garage. Over­ Trailers 6-A serv’tce. paper removed. Will paint top half Kemp's, Inc. MI 3-5680. PRINCETON ST. AREA tiful kitchen with built-in ovr income $85 monthly for on: side. 9-7702, Robert Murdock, I.U 3-6472. home, flexible ,financing. looking Ellington Center. Small ba construed as actual markets. of house if desired Reasonable FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS On bus line near schools and I Immediate occupancy. "ei'jrMe $13,500—6-room Colonial, garage. down payment. Tom Minor. Brok­ FTJRNITURE taken as down pay­ CLOTHES that are cleaner, whit­ prices will) free estimate.*. Work­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 FOR SALE—Store fixtures cases, shopping Must be seen to b" *p. j lurnaces oil. 2-car garage. $15,i00. er, Rockville, TR 5-5042. For work on dote tolerance Air­ cash register, and files. Kemp’s, (XXXVI) Over 1 acre lot, sha<1e ment on mobile homes Fxcellent er, brighter and look fresher are manship^ guaranleed. Call 'Thomas SEPTIC TANKS predated. Builder Charles J. Pon-! _ r. c r-r^iroTT trees. frunAUrfes garden. lots available at Mansfield Jen- washed, damp or fluff dried at Harrison. MI .3-4884. craft Precision -ParU. CAPABLE MAN, Cleaning, oaint- Inc. 5n 3-5680. j TWO IN ONE package. A nlc< two- VVILLINGTON—3 bcdrqorn Ranch Town of Manchester, AND ticelli. Phone XU 9-9644 or 5U t C. S. K E llH $14,800—?’’ Bolton line, over­ and Split I.evel homes, on large , sen's. Inc., (alway.s reliablel Roll­ Manchester Laundromat, 660 Cen­ Ing, floors. Handy, reasonable. MI MI 9-91‘’ o ■ " separate four room - Connecticut / ing-rails. Route 44-A, Mansfield, ter St. PROFESSIONAL p a p erh a n g er. HIGH HOURLY RATES 3-6670. FOR SALE — Webcor four-speed 3-735t. ■ • , Ml 9-8191. sized 6 room cape, I’ j wooded lots, nice view Easy record player, far below cost. ' converse ______j ______** ! home. This tw’o-fsmilv Is Ir very baths, large lot, extras. GA 9-4479. Workmanship guaranteed. For PLUGGED SEWERS VER^ION-Rambling Colonial. Six: MANCHESTER— English Colonial. ; "ice condition inside am’ out , , drive lo Route 15, Aircraft and NOTICE AND WARNING BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com free estimates cali collect Col­ If you don’t qualify for one of CARPENTER, painter, mason, Kemp s, Inc. MI 3-5680. Hertford, 11 miles to UConn. these positions, please do not ap­ JR. rooms, 1 floor. 2 years old. 2 six large rooms large sunpOrch, | Separate heating systems, copper, . . New large » OF SPECIAL ELECTION panv — For those who 'are about chester LEhigh 7-5705. A.sk for paperhanger desires W'ork. $2 per baths, spacious room.*, finished lavatory tile bath, modem kitch-i PluttltitK’ aluminum comblna-1 r.n^r,ranch,.-n.tnm custom nnur built, uai*., walk- i Drive out oi to exit 101, tako Route their rugs - phone NU 3-0012. | Dick Gregoire. ply. hour. CH 6-8161. Machine Gleaned TO BE HELD AutU Driving School 7-Ar playroom. 2 fireplaces, patio, 2-^ en, garage, amesite drive Plas-! 'wo-car garage, convenient I out basement. 1'- acre' 32 ’ --mile toward Stafford Free pickup and delivery Free MAL TOOL & Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer wooded lot. Spring.*, turn right up hill for 1 APRIL 28, 1959 MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ estimates given We specialize in Lines In-tailed—Cellar Water­ PAINTING and car garage 4 miles from Man-1 tered walls, full attic, hoi water i *°‘^ation. An unu.*ual package buy | A Special Election by the votors ENGINEERING COMPANY Chester. $37,900. Phiibrick Agen-1 oil heat, trees, shrubs, city utill- I’-"* 221.600. R. F, Dimock Co . $22,700—Large c o n t e m porary mile Tom Minor, Broker, Roc ing driving achool. TTiree skilled, furniture and wall to wall carpet­ Bond.s— Shocks Mortgages 31 Dogs— Birds— Pet.e 41 LAWN MOWERS proofing Done. ville. TR 5-5042. of the Town of Manchester le here­ courteous Instructors. Class room cy. MI 9-8464. ties, good location. Excellent con­ Realtor 5U 9-5245. or Barbara ranch, extra* galore, hill ing. 291 ADAMS STREET PAPER HANGING Robert Mur- by called and will be held on .^prll Instructions for 15. 16, 17 year TOO MANY DEBTS? Consolida' COCKER PUPPIES —Red arid SHARPENED, dition. Charles I.esperance MI Woods. NU 9-7702, top. 2 acre lot, tre­ COVENTRY- I.argc four bedroom 2 19.59 to cast their votes on the your payments and improve your WANTED— Linoleum mechanic. MeKINNEY BROS. TELEPHONE I FOR SALE—Three bedroom Ga. i- 9-7620. dock. Ml 3-6472, mendous view. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, FLAT FINISH Holland window blond. AKC registered, $25. MI bolati ranch. Reasonably oriced. Colonial. 2 baths. 3 fireplaces All following question: Director of Driver Education. shades, made to measure All credit standing. $22.25 ner month Some experience helpful. Will also 9-1838. REPAIRED Sewirag* Disposal Co. $30,000—?? Almost new 3 family. improvement.* including a kitchen ; Shall the Town of Manchester metal Venetian blinds ' a new will pay off $1,000. If you own train if necessary. Write Box R, Ml 9-3266 Call Ml 9-6422. Home two vears MAN(THESTER — Off East Cen­ (X.XXVII) 8. 6 and 5 room flats. MI 9-7398. I All work guaranteed. Fr ISO-182 Pearl St.—MI 8-5S08 , old. that's a dream. Double garage | adopt the following ordlnsnce. 2 real estate, call CH 6-8897 and ask ter St. Six room Cape, recrea­ low price. Keys made while you Herald. J Pick-up and delivery. W e I Large rooms. with loft. Nearly 2 acres with | "Any person who put* fluorine or lARSON’S Connecticut's first li­ wait. Marlow's. Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter for tion room, terrace, storm win­ TWO-FAMILY — Ehtcellent condi­ APPLIANCE Service Man Must I also" sHarpen exes, scissors. I : LARGE 8 room cape (2 unfinished) tion, 5-5, choice location, 116,700. FOR information OR OTHER view, trees, lovely yard fenced by a fluorine compound Into any pub­ censed driving school .rained. .. details. Connecticut Mortgage Ex­ dows. Nice condition. Priced lo' . stone walls. Near shopping and WEAVING of burns, moth holes change. 15 Lewis St., Hartford. have experience on automatic I chiseb, planer blades and [ I breezeway. garage, shed dormer, | Maddoi’k and deVos, Realtors JA Rt F. Dimock Co., Rcatti * Ml USTINGS lic water ■ supply system in the Certified and approved, la ’ow of­ fireplace, aluminum storms, large : beach, $26,500. Welles Agency. Town of Manchester, ■with the in­ fering classroom and Vehtnd and torn clothing, hosiery runs, washers, dryers, ranges and I knives. I 2-0255, AD 2-6809, AD 2-8872, AD 9-5245, Or Barbara Woods, Ml handbags repaired, zipper re­ dishwashers. Steady work. Good LOAM I maple trees. 100’ frontage Only I 2-069.5, 9-7702, Robert Murdock Ml LAWRENCE F. FIANO Coventry. PI 2-7356. tent to fluoridate 'such system, wheel instruction for'teenagers. CULTIVATED, CLEAN Ml 9-6075. placement, umbrellas -epBlred. Help Wanted—Female 35 pay and advancement with old re­ BRUNO MOSKE A Best Buy...... -By BelHore I $13.9(X). Carlton W. Hutclilns, MI 3-6472, BROKERS Ml 3-2766 shall be fined not more than one men's shirt collars ceversed and liable firm. State qualifications. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM 9-5132. BUY NOW Paul P. Fiano MI 3-0458 hundred dollars for each offense"? ATTENTION teenagers—Ages 15 replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ EXPERIENCED sewing machine Write Box J. Herald. One of the most desirable sections of town is the Bowers (XXXVIII) Wanted— Real Estate 77 YES operators. Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:30 TEL. Ml 9-0650 TEL Ml 3-0771 NEW COLONIAL to 18. We teach. Class room. Start ing Shop. School neighborhood, centering around Princeton Street. This Spacious home for large family. p.m. Night shift 5 p.m.-10 p.m. AFTER 5 P-M. NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six WOODHILL HEIGHTS SELUNO YOUR home’ For NO now. We teach adults 18 to 60. week’s Beet Buy Is so located, besides being one of the most im­ Living room 13x27 with fireplace. prompt efficient, courteous serv Free home pick-up service. Three ATTICS, CELLARS and yards Apply. Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hlllia$-d 6 ROOM ... IV BATHS CALL FOR Four bedroom*, two baths, sunny room Cape Ck>d, choice li'cation. FOR VOTING m a c h in e s St, 2 maculate ranch homes we have ever set eye* on. The couple pres­ ice and appraising without nbliga Instructors, no waiting. Ca l Mr. Cleaned, also landscaping Ml 1 ently oeciip.ylng this Ihree bedroom beauty are moving out of kitchen. Garage. Patio $17,400. Aluminum combinations. 'Priced to FINE FAMILY WILL BE USED 9-6679. sell. $13,900. R. F. DimOck Co. tion, call S. A, Beechler, Realtor Mlclette, Manchester Driving EXPERIENCED hairdresser, full­ PANELED FIREPLACE WALL town . . , and leaving behind them a tribute to meticulous main­ SPECIAL LIVING MI 3-8969 or Wesley R. Smith, As­ Electors residing in the First Academy. PI 2-7249. STORE FOR RENT Homeaite: I^rge lo,t in A zone. Reaitir. MI 9-5245, or Barbara ■Voting District will vote at the time. Salary $65 per week plus 9 O'LEARY DRIVE. MANCHESTER tenance Inside and out. Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ sociates. Ml 9-8952. Member Multi- Building— Contracting 14 commission, or part-time at 40% AVAILABLE MAY 1 TOWN MEETING City water, city sewer. If you are bored with mediocrity, .pie Listing Service. . Er.st Side Recreation'. Bujlding on BUILT-IN STOVE, OVEN and DISHWASHER n ils home haa all the usual features— aluminum storms and dock, Ml 3-6472. seeking a quality home w-ith city Schoql Street. Garage—Service—Storage 10 commission. Write Box L, Herald. State Tlieater Building The legal voter* of the Town of BIDWELL HOME Improvement Apply Theater Manager screens, full cellar, excellently shnibbed and shaded lot, all cop­ MADELINE SMITH, Realtor facilities—Your search can end Electors residing in the Second Co. Alterations, additions, ga- WANTED— Bookkeeper trainee. OPEN STAIRCASE Bo"on are hereby warned and noti­ (XXXIX) right here in Manchester at Wood- Voting District t^ll vote at the THREE GARAGES for rent. Avail­ per pliunbing, etc. It also, however, has a few unusual feati^res. fied to meet in a SPECIAL TOWN ILegal Kotice able May let. Call 6-7 p.m. MI ^ rages. Roofing and siding experts. Must be good typist, to work In MI 9-1642 MANCHESTER—AH brick six room hill Heights. See the Ranch and West Side Recr^Uon Building on ' Aluminum clapboards a specialty. modem air-conditioned office. 40 LARGE BEDROOMS W e herew'lth present same: v MEETING in the COMTlfUNITY Cape in South Manchester. Built Colonial models featuring the new­ DCCREK ON UMITATION OF Cedar Street. 8-8441. HALL, in said Town, on WEDNES­ MANCHESTER—AA tone. Custom CLAIMS Unexcelled workmanship. Easy hour week with 3 day weekend by BonUcelli in 1951. Aluminum est-in home design. Priced from AT A COURT OF PROBATE holdeii ■ 'Electors residing in the Third OARAGE FOR rent, 303 Wood- budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR every other week. Please apply to AMESITE DRIVE 1. Two (2) fireplaces DAY. APRIL 29, 1959. at'8:00 built 6 room Colonial. Screened combinations, large enclosed rear $16,900 up. at Covrntrv, within and for the District Voting District will vote st the bridge St. Opposite McConville's 5-9109. •P. O. Box 30, Manchester. Fonh. X. A recreation room AND a photography o’clock,in the evening, for the fol­ porch. Oversize 2-car garage. Liv­ porch. Garage and amesite d.-ive of Covoniry, on the 20th day of April, Waddell School on Broad Street. • SEPTIC TANKS lowing purposes; ing room with book shelve* cabi­ V.A AND F.H A. FINANCING A.D.. 1959. _ . . Electors residing in the Fourth Greenhouse. MI 3-0171. CLEANED and INSTALLED darkroom downstairs. large lot. Very nice condition. Preaeiil Hon. Elmore Turkington. ALTERATIONS and remodeling — HOUSEKEEPER-five days, 9 to 1. ’To see if the Town will vote nets. Formal dining roonq with $15,500. R. F. Dlmock Co Real- Minimum Down Payments Esq . Judge Voting District., win vote St the kitchens bathroorps, attic. cel­ 3, $35. Good with children. State $T7M DOWN 8. A really big kitchen, bright and sunny. to Authorize an addiUonal ses­ corner cupboard. Large Idtphen lor. Ml 9-5245. or Barbara Woods. On motion of Ethel Kendall. Admin­ Y.M.C.A. Building on NerlJi. Main- Motorcycles— fficyries 11 lars. residing, porches, roofing age anej references. Box V, • s e w e r s ' (Mrs- housewife, this yoii must seel) sion of the Board fOir Admis­ with dining space, dishwiiwuh6r. Ml 9-7702, Robert Murdock. Ml TWO FL'RNISJHED MODEL istratrix, RFD No 1. Box 297.' Cbsp- HOMES. OPEN DAILY 1-5 msn Rd . Westerly. R. I., on the es­ street, and room additions. Connecticut Herald. . I^ACHINE CLEANED IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY sion X>f EUectors to be held iri disposal. Separate laundry room 3-6472. tate of Clinton A. Slater late of Covsa- . FlectiMrs residing tb 0 # VltUk Remodeling Services, 34 Oak St. W# feel that this home I* good value .. our "Beet Buy” des­ — the Town of Bolton on Mon­ adjoiniitg kitchen. Lavatory. Mas­ Evening* 7-9, Weekends 10-6- *■ trv within raid district, deesased. JOIN US! Be a member of the For Further Information or Appointment to Inspeci>—CALE' Voting District trtB irgbe '•* **Ni’ fO R lALE—Boy's Columbia bi- M3 3-1425, • INSTALLATION ignation is proof of that. 0*re to *ee whether or not you agree day. May 4, 1959 from 2 P,M. ter bedroom. 2 twin size bed­ (XXXX) ’This Court doth decree that six Huck'ey Sdiool m eycla. Call MI »MC6. Avon team. Win a place among Dir.: Tower Road (opposite Park- months' ba sJlowed and limited (or th*. to 6:00 PM. rooms. Tile bath. Plaster wells. creditors of 'said estate to exhibit Iheir ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ our top ranking stars. Friendly SPECIALIST with US-8 . Cell anytime. Thank you. 2. To transact any other bust* NEW USTING. Richardsor built ade to Brent Road. 4th left off Oopi>er plumbing. City water, Brent Road to Bates Road and claims .Ntgatinst the asms to tbs SB- net work done. Honest and relia­ interviews r arranged in your nee* proper to-com e before aewer. Ih-ees, flowering shrubs, Cape, four finished rooms down, mlnlstratrix uid dlrscta (pat Bam cea Offeredl 13 ble workmanship. Call Roscoe home, 15 hours a week of- your R. F. DIM OCK CO. said meeting. . flowers. H. B. Grady, Broker, MI two rooms up roughed 'in, alum­ notlcs Thompson, Ml 3-iros for esti­ spare time earns you $20 to $30. Town and Cduntry 4-Room 'Cape with expandable attic, nice residential area. Close ■.®Dpi55v UEPAHUI, any uakfr'- to school anj btu. Small down payment ^ u lr e d to th§se who Dated at Bolton, (SennscUcut, S-W09. inum combifiatlons throughout, mates ■ We train you. Call CH 6-1658. Ml 9-5245 The W ILLIA M E. B ELFIO R E AGENCY this 22nd day of April, A.D.. 1959. fully plastered, amesite drive ex­ pigM Im . jOaoograptu and qualify. Balknoe 80-year PHA mortgage. ' BARs U e A w o o d s ROBERT MURDOCK t ;0 * « r .:4t yteni total « CARPENTER desires Mpalr wor^ Drainago Co; Charles A. Robbins cellent conditloR. Price $13,700. MI 9-7702 MI 8-6472 Michael Peace CeU R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml 9-6245, , 80 daya guu«ntaa on a ll^^ pes of remodeling. Dial Pit "SOME ONE to stay with invalid. Ml 9-4143 3-^86^ — TltS-6160 Dtt«taB'a l a M487. Need not be nurse. Call Ml 3-5820. fiUnley Patnodc Barbeia Woods, MI t-7702, Robert Board e f Beleetmqrt Muird^ek MX »4471. ■

\ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 ATcrage Daily Net Press Run The Weather PACE TWENTY-EIGHT jHanrh^atpr ^u^ning Hrralb For the Week Ending Foreceot of 0. a. Weather BartM April 18. less Fair, eool tonight, oeatiered 12,914 froot Hkely. Low In t6o. Fnlr, About Town Membor of the Audit warmer Friday. High near 16. Bnrenn of Circalation ManchesMt— A City of Village Charm Mira Klranor Panaer«, 9 cently been elected to the ofBce of VOL. LXXVIll, NO. 173 atewardeas of the Gamma Bela ' Chapter of Delta Ecta at the Uni-: veratty of Connecticut. Miss Pan- ci'era.'a member of the class of. Ike DcsignafcsILabor B ill 1960, la in the school of Home Economics, and la also actls'e in j I m m the House Council. j Troopers Dulles SpeciGl|gjjppQ|.^gj.g Ribicotf s Budget Hit Covenant-ConfiregratiohM church : 4PRIIS V women has'* set May the Thursday 9 to 9 M e date for their annual MothV Daujfhter banquet. .Mrs. rtitrpla . WITH ALL Prisoner Wa.sliingtoii, April 23 (/P)— Chaffin, 67 Oaihland St,, or M tv Ellen Johnson,. 31 Oak Grove ."tt , , Plus CASH SALES! I I’resident Ei.seiihower de.sig may be contacted for tickets. ! DOUBLE GREEN STA Concord, Mass., April 23 (/P)^’ instead. Grennan called in Slate ' nated .John Poster Diilles as « 1 o Police to storm the wing where j ecial consultant on foreign S e n a t01 s Manchester L cast about toilay for a way to Committees for the yea- in pros ITaluis for All of Your Lawn and Garden Needs last night until a wave of Martin the convicts who o-u caused .. j Dulles’The cancer-.stricken hospital room. former Sec-i' ,.„mpcome LockoatK from11 om a sH siaiiiniiig inning peet will be announced at. this HAVE GIRLS’ and PREITEE.V FROM OCR RFJGl.LAR STOCK FROM OUR TVoonerx ended their ^^e wild disturbance were Thomas time. State ITOOpers enueil uieii Carlino, 28, kidnaper; <7harle.a retaVy of State wa.a up and , d e fea t. GARDEN HOSE HOSE HANGER 77c SPRING COATS COTTON DRESSfS DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT bid for freedom with tear gas 3 ] burglar: .lame.a Darker, dressed blue suit, blue shirt and Tlieir proiileni was to remove Some W ant I Rev, John B. Conley of Our Lady IlfHvy sirfi liaiiKi’i* prr\rnU and acetylene torches. | 33, robber, and Peter Makarewioz. blue necktie for the occasion. from the mea.siire a section en- ; of Mt. Carinel Church, New Haven With K rilK K nnr/.lp. IX)\V, LOW PRICKS O.V FA.MOI .S BRAND One of the quintet, identified as j .jr.. 20, who five years ago killed a Eisenhower read a apeolal state- gincered into it by Sen. .lohn L. i kinkiiiK. MAVfH ht»AP. rira«*e—Only tlial wHl Irasrl fa.?l at thi.? low A good sp'.pction of strips and McClellan ID-Ai'ki wlio called it will speak at the Assuniplion Reg. S.l.'in. SpcMnI .. one tn A ruHlomtT. color.?. (;ii’l sizps 7 to 14. Prptpon kidnaper Chorles "Bull" Martin.j is-year-old girl in his town of Nor- pient. In liirn. Dulles read a little Party Offer Church tomorrow at S p m. on tlie prifp! SHEETS and PILLOWCASES 36, held a smuggled gun to the wood. statement of his own praising hi.s a "bill of rights" for ran'k-and- subject of sex edm-alion. Profes- A uoiifirrrh) yaIiip. I.ight- .sizps 8 to ,J4. ('hiilil)V .«ixps 8'-> head of a hostage while demand­ Authoiitiea said that about 50 .successor in tlie State Department. fiic union niembcrs. Union‘deaders j wpiphf hi>»»n—en^v hnmilr. V»mi ,'?ixps 7 to 11, 10 to 11. atonal people, social workens. ing "We want out." other prisoners muled about free Cliri.slian A. Herter, and expressing conlcnd it conlains a lot of union- (Annot afTnrd lo pa*>ft thi% hi;; to lll.j. TYPE 130 school teachcn and e.spccialh STEEL RAKE-MASTER Type 180 LADY PEPPERELL Correction Commissioner George of their cells dining the uprising I gratttiide to Eisenhower for the ] busting dynamite. ' Own Plans bargAin. .'>0 M. Irncth. ^ Regular $14.98 to $17.98 parents are urged, tc attend Book.* Worth iniirh iiiori'. ‘it) floxililr «%IopI Regular $5.98-$7.98 COMBED PERCALE DAN RIVER MUSLIN McGrath said ringleader Martin but took no active part in iL [ new appointment. McClellan got it into the bill on the aubjeet will also be sold. ‘ mistakenly "thought he could make tltiTH pirk up drhris. won't liartii Reg. .$2.19—63x99 ...... $L.59 McGrath said he learned that.: Eisenhbwer said: last night on a 47-46 vote. Though _ Hai'tforri, April 23 (/P)-^- grnsn. Li|(htwoiirht. O O ^ Reg. $3.19—T2\I08 ...... $2.19 Reg. .$2.29—63x108 ...... $1.79 It out of there through the front just before the siege ended Carlino j Your ...... willingness...... to continue to not rut entirely in those lines, it | door with the relover and hos­ Me*hodista throughout the slate working:. SimtIaI ...... O O C SALE $<| ^ .99 SALE $ ^ .00 Reg. $S..39—8I\I08 ...... S2..S9 Reg. $2.49—72x198 ...... $1.89 .snatched the gun from Martin. i p„ntribiite your ahiiiviant talent was broadl\' a victor\' by a coali­ Rppuhlican legislative leaders are reminded of the meeting in Reg. $2.09— 81x108 ...... $1.99 tages." tion of southern Democrats and SQUEEZE TYPE PRICE ^ I PRICE ^ Reg. 79c— 42vS8i, Plllowrase* .’S9r placed himself in front of the cell | unique experience to the .sei v- tiKlay i.s.siipfl a “white paper” South Melhodia* Cliurch Wednes­ Reg. .'>9<---12x36 Pillowrasea 4.7c "This waa an escape attempt, wbere the hostages were held and ; United Stales and the Repiiblican.s over the northern rpItTII.I/K K S — pure and simple.” said Edward S. Id) what they called the holes day evening at, R o'clock, when Reg. $3.19— Filled Boltom Reg. $2.19— Filled Boltom shouted: Free World’ is but one more ex- Democrats. Dr. Charles Ray Goff, irunisler of l.\W \ Iiml (iRASS SKKDS Trvin Size ...... $2.19 Twin Siz.r ...... $1.89 Grennan. superintendent of the in the Democratic administra- HOSE NOZZLE fiARDKN and l,A\^ \ TOOLS "No one is going to harm any of 1 ample of your magnificent spirit Tlie vote was capped witli an- , the Chicago 'icmple, will give an Reg. $2.09— Filled Bottom reformatorv. which once housed other which left the parliamentary tion'.s "Swis.? cheese" budget. R»»miiY|;. Df'hyilratrd Cou .Manure. Reg. $.3.39—Filled Boltom these men.” i and devotion Jo the nation's wel­ address. The meeting is open m See our ODDS ’« ENDS TADLE Full S iz e ...... $2..39 Full Size ...... $1.99 only youthful offendera hut now is situation such that it would re­ The 2-page document was en­ 100",, Orcanlf' ... .*»0 Ihs. .■**!.9.“» McGrath said although Carlino fare. 1 all interested people, and will be Keg. $1.1(1. .'Special used for long-term adult prison-, was one of the leaders of the re­ quire a two-lhirds role lo rec'in- , dorsed unanimously as the "unified followed by a roffee hour.- llarl’A Turf Tnod. ‘*0-10 .1 TERRIFIC VALUES in GIRLS’ WEAR! ers. , volt, apparently he wanted none of , "It is highlv gratifying not only sitler the McClellan amendment. ' pxfiresslon" of today’s Republican \Us. $i,:>o CLOSKOCT Grennan said the leaders of the I to myself arid the Secretary of 97c the hostages shot. ..\s the Senate weni liacU to ' 1 auciis. Manchesier Beauty Salon o\mi- Bnreto IVaf Mn^a* .. 50 Ihs. .S?."*) D A N R i v e r m u l t i - s t r i p e m u s l i n revolt called him twice by tele-, I .State but indeed to the people of The white paper charged that Nrw. Sprn>% Aiitomatiriillv, phone from their temporary | debate todaw Sen. .lolin F. Keil- era met at Albert’.s Beauty Studio Aurirn 6-H)-t — Lnunn 5t> Ihs. S'*.7.5 the nation lo know that we both ' nedy iD-M.issi, principal author ' I he ('lovernof’s plan lo lie together «hiitM ofT in*itan(lv Sqiif*o/r and SHEETS ond CASES stronghold demanding to get out. (Continued oi. Page Four) at Vernon Circle Monday evemiig .shall continue to have the benefit of the hill, got out a statem ent as- llip highway fund diversion and lock In an\ ^prn\ positif»n. I.rnk- \ rrmlcuntr P'* riant aiul sofd NOW of your advice and counsel." ctinllniied state school grants was to plan future activities .Mls.s Ber­ pronf. S .\\ F; •I'Jr. Htartrr ...... I5.3.70 Spring 72x108 ...... Special $2.19 I sailmg the .iniendmcnt as one nice Juul read a letter from the How active Dulles will be is which would open "a Pandpra's , "sn evastve tactic to fool the pub­ Manchester Auxiliar>-, tiiildreii'." problematical. His doctors would box of lau suits. wildcat strikes, | lic.” The document charged the Services, expres.sing thanks and WE DELIVER and GIVE H'K GREEN STAMPS 81x108...... Special $2.59 not permit more than a few as- labor spic.s and fedeial bureau- move was an "admission that the appreciation for the dpnalinn by Chinese Say Revolt sociatea and family niembcrs to I'racv." diversion proposal ran not stand on Its own merit^." the Manchester Hairdressers as a (’ompicte .selectitm <>l (ijirdi'n and Flower Seed.-; picked for the 42x36 PILLO W CA SES . .T ...... ea. 63c attend the swearing-in ceremony It was learned the northern result of the card party at the COAT SALE! at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Tlie document was believed to be norlhea.xl section of I n'ited Stales h\ our testing office...... Democrat.s were discussing van- I Legion Home in February during Bui Eisenhowei keeps in touch oils parhamenlary maneuvers that j the first so-named paper issued by National Beauty .Salon Week. It Small hand garden and flower tools of oil types 79c eo. Tweeds, flaiinel.s, wnol.s in cla.ssic, clutch MATTRESS PADS and COVERS In Tibet Put Down with Dulles regularly by telephone. niighl get rid of the McClellan, a party in the Legislature. w as voted to hold an all-day out­ and button front style.s. Colors; Rlne, And the designation of the former amendmenl. One way would he to The paper charged that ’-the ing, Wednesday. June 17, at Mis.s HOI SKW AKI S l>i:r,\l{T.MI NT— I.OWI R STOIiL I.Kt KI, naw . coral, grav. beige and lilac. Size.s; VALUES H.ALK’S .STl KDVWKAR HEAVY Ql ALITY 7.IPPERED cabinet member to a consiillative strike out eiiuythmg in the hilp ; Governor s budget dries not do the Juul's cottage at Columbia Ijalte FITTED MATTRESS PADS MATTRESS COVERS ' The official Peiping People's and siibstitule entirely new laii- ' Ij'ob In educflUon, health and hlgh- 8 to' 20; 181 to 241 ... Tokvo. April 23 '/Pi-- The Chinese i ways. 3'he Repiihlicans also relter- Members who plan to attend are Daily said "the very act of issuing (Continued on Page Three) giiage. omitling ihe "hill of rights" Rf;.\DV-TO-W FAR DFIT.— 2ml FLOOR to $35.00 Reg. $4.98. Communist in Tibet claimed today |.at,ed their contentions that the requested to call Mias Yolanda Reg. $4.9.7. such a statement, containing wild .'.ection. Tuin »lz.e...... $3.49 It had wiped nut the bulk of the I budget "IS a rndic.al departure Felice, 66 Norman-St. $3.69 talk about so-called indeperdeiu e Three Democrats who wore an­ ’Tibetan rebellion and killed, from aoiind financial practice." Reg. $.$.98. for Tibet.' and the unbridled at­ nounced aa opposed lo the McClel­ Full Mze...... $4.49 Full or twin *ixea. Extra heavy. wounded or taken prisoner nearly tack.. on China, show that certain Another caucus was scheduled 2,000 rebels. Opposing Slate lan aiiiendment hut were not on BLOUSE SPECIALS Prom eur SporHwear Dept. influential figiiiea in India wrong­ hand to vote ye.sterday were eitlier on Ihe budget for next week, and The army said that the only ly take the view that China is I Ihs Refniblicnh leaders Indicated Throw Them Look... LATEX-EOA.71 HALE’S STl RDYWEAR remaining oppo.sition was from back in the Senate today or on weak and timid and now i.s the Uhat the party may come up DON'T BOX*STITCHED qCILTEH "a few remnant bandits who have Indicated for their way bai k in response to dis­ Away White, pa.slel.s and prints in cotton, dacron and dacron and cotton, MATTRESS TOPPER PADS PADS WITH CORNER ELASTIC time to freely exert 'pressure' on I with some counter recommenda­ Still plenty of wear left In fled to remote mountainous areas " tress calls. ^'oni- choice of nian.v styles in sixes 82 to 88. China. " tions to Governor Abraham Rlbl- ahoea' when brought here for Reg. $9.98. Reg. $.3.98. "With the active support of the Sen, Theodore F. C.ipcii iD-HIl The newspaper termed this a CMS Elections was pre.sent early in Ihe da>. Sens. I coff’s budget proposals. expert repairing. Regular $5.98— N O W Full bed »lz.ei $7 99 .39 X 76 twin xlz.e. $2.69 Tibetan people in those localities" miscalculation and d e r 1 a r e d; j NYLONS Regular $3.98— -N O W the announcement said, "the troops Hubert H. Hiimpiiiey iD-.Minni and This indication came after one WORK nONE WHH.E Reg. $7.98. Reg. $4.98. "There can be no greater tragedy | Paul H. Douglas iD-Illl were fl>'- i Republican lawmaker, Rep. Mar- are continuing lo liunt out and mop for a statesman than miscalciila-'' Hartford, April 23 A’ Five TOr WAIT Tuin bed »lz,e. $5 99 .74 X 76 full olz.e. $3.69 up the scattered remnants. They mg bark to Waahlngton. Humphre\- i .shall N. Dudley of Guilford, de- tioii of a situation. " ' days before the annual meeting of will be wiped out in the near from Washington, Douglas from ! dared that the Republicans must The angr\’ outburst came after, the Stats Medical Society, oppo- ' do more than criticize the Gover­ future.” , Canada. SAM YU LYES REG. $3.98 SANFORIZED MATTRESS COVERS 48 hours of anti-Indian «P^*''bes "b ij,, offU'ial so Kennedy said in his slatement. nor's budget. ‘ The army report, broadca.st b\ the floor of tlie rubber stamp peo­ ".SHOE REPAIKINT. ’ 3.99 the Communist New China News ciety candidate slate headed by that the .McClellan amendmenl . Dudley said that the Republi­ Firpt q iia'ity cr.v.'^tal clo.nr >camlr.'<,'= 2.99 Twin or full bed •Iz.ea, ple's congress in Peiping. Oubfl.n Prime \finister CHlin reHction to quesUona during a nows conference aft^r a OF THE BETTER KIND" 7,i|>|>ered $2.99 Dr. John -N. Gallivan, Ea.st Hart- could turn the bill inlo "a tool of, cans had the responsibility to come iiyloii.s. M icro film iim re.--i.st in m w SrORTSWr.AR DFPARTMFNT—SF< O.ND FLOOR Agencj', said that in more than 10 The Communist criticism made visit to tha United Nations in New York yast’erday. (AP Photofax).______^ 2S OAK STREET days of fighting the Red troops had ford health officer and medical di- Commuriist.s, employer stooges, up with alternatives to the (3over- Name Side as Watkina ,'mmmei' .shades. Reinfnrced heel clear that the Red liierarcby felt nor's proposal. ' fTood quality unbleached sbeeting with aeama all bound and wnth lipper captured a vast number of villag- | . Nehru's govern- rector for United Aim aft Corpo- Iroublemakers.' ’ I and toe fo r exti'a \iear. ,^i/.es 8'._> Pr. -ea, including "all the key points In . Pnme .Mini t “ • He continued: He said he cannot go back to opening. ^ ______to discredit the ration. the people of his town to say that to I 1. the ,border area of the Loka area, n'<‘Oi bad tried Rumors are so strong an oppo- "O115 sec lion recpiires s union to SPECIALS FROM OUR INFANT and TOT SHOP and In the riorthern ranges of the i Doping regime. furnish lists of membeis ard llieii [)orter Airs i,he Governor's program -was all ,\t almost tlie moment the .sition slate will be proposed on wTpng without being able to offer HOSif itV UAlt— M AIN M.OOU 3 lal, $2.19 HALE'S HEAVY Ql ALIT7 "< IIARMHOCSE ’ Himalaya Mountains." the floor at the biisine.ss session addrease.s to candidates put up b\' FBI, Police Alerted^' GIRLS' and INFANTS' Dalai Lama was saying he a cdnstriictive GOD program as an BOYS' and &IRLS' SPRINO The Loka area is the main rebel , during the ,3-day meeting in Ham­ Commtini.sts Or anti union employ- Doubt Bolivian TOWEL ENSEMBLE base southeast of Lhasa. It 1 » j fled to India i f his own free will. alterimrive, Rerl Chinese Premier Chou En-lai den that county medical associa- j SETBACK WITH D.A( RON REINFORCED SEL7 AGES Tibet's border area with India and i (Continued on Page Three) | Diidl^ said. the Republicans DRESSES was categorically declaring that lions liaxe been holding meetings Coats and Jackets Bhutan, ! to learn wlieie their delegates to must offeri .^ome alternatives If It Nice as.sortment of colors in sizes The Chinese Communists mean-, he had been aboiicted. On Kill Castro Plot Rebels Suicide is lo fiilfiill ft* role as a "construc­ PARTY REG. $1.19— 22x44 BATH S I Z E ...... 88c "This point alone the liming the stale aociety stand. 6 to 18 mnnths and 1 to 6 year.s. while fired an angry barrage of I'oMowing a meeting this week. tive mlnorit.v ft»n:e.” Sponaored hy Sixes 1 to fix. criUcksm at the Indian governm ent! of the publication of the statement Editor's Note: The Bolhian gov­ House MlnorityT,^8der A. Searle Dr. Beniamin L. .Salvin, president P ol ice Escort REG. 59e HAND SIZE ...... 49c Ifor releasing the Dalai Ijima's niiial cause people to recall that X ew iers, bet'veen 28 and 35 year.? old. ernment started eeiisorlng news Pinney replied that-, the Republi­ MANCHE.STER ORANGE Values $2.29 to $7.99 of the Hartford County .Medical Ne,’’ Yor.k, .Xpnl 2.3 '/P' statement that he left Tibet volun­ the i.ssuing of the statement by the other originally from Philadelphia bill dispatelies shortly after a revolt cans "take things aXptfep at a NOW Aasn.. declared, "I believe all our York rohec. the FBI and Values to $10.98— N O W REG. 29c FACE C L O T H S ...... 25c tarily. Indian diplomatir official in Terpiir Workers into agencies were alerted today In now Chicago reJidcnls. The other broke out In l4i Par. Sunday. This time." O R A N G E HALL, 8 P.M. The charges were Ibe mo.st se­ was arranged with care and de­ delegates will .stand behind the was said to consist of two men, Is an iineeiisored dispnteh from an He said Ihe Rcpubllcah*. Would Made eaperially for ua by one of the country a flne.»t milla. Seven rninrs V hat was lernied a plot by hired rious yet in a rapidl\- mounting tail. " the People s Daily said. official list of candidates." also brothers. .\4s«ola1ed . Press eorres|M>nde,nl get "into the area of recomfhcrtda- and white. Dr. Gallivan has been proposed killei.s to a.a.aassmale C 'ban prime Wednesday, April 22 campaign to silence Indian efiti- "Judging by dex’elopments in the minister Fidel Castro. The five brothers in the former who was in the Bolivian enpllal lions at a later time." $C.99 , $C-99 .99 by the sooiely's council - ofhcial Struck Plants from an .Assoelaled Press eorre- to ciam of Communist Chinese ac­ Castio has been in New 7'ot k group, it was said, all have police Asked by newsmen after tfl* nominating body as preaidenlr j spondent who was In Ihe Bolivian The Piihlle la Invited. tions In Tibet. (Continued on Page Fifteen) .aince Tuesday and is dile to go to records in Philadelphia for minor caucus whether this meant that EXTRA SPECIAL! elect for consideration by the 94- Henderson. N. April 2.3 cl’. offenses sii h as di.sorderly conduct eapital from Monday lo Wednes­ DONATION Ifte member House of'Delegates. which Police and stale lioopei.«. oiit- Boston .Sa’:.rda\ Himdreds of of­ the Republicans would come up and assaiiU. day. with some recommendations, Pen­ elects state officers o the doctors' niinibcring a handful pf strikers, ficers ha-re been guarding liim. REG. .79c STARTEX and inoie were quickly assigned It was reported that they might , ney said the more proper impres­ group. If chosen. Dr Gallivan escorted a full shift of workers In Bv TO.M STONE CLOSEOUT LOT OF SLEEP WEAR he riding in a 1957 black Chev­ sion lo be drawn from the caucus PRINTED TERRY DISH TOWELS would become .society president in their Jobs at the Harriet-Hendei- lo the task. Police said Castio aides noti­ rolet with a while lop and bear­ Lima, Peru, April 2.3 '/T> Boliv­ w'as that the Republicans "may” Safe Strontium Total 1960, son cotton mills today following Values to $5.98 Cloaeoiit patterna. fied them of the lleged plot early; ing P'lorida license plates. ians find it hard lo believe the come lip with some recommenda- Society elections followed their another outbreak of violence. The second psrlv of two broth- : government repoit lhal rebel chief ' Cotton erttp#* .wot. P ain ty 'p n n t Buy for your own lu'e . . . Buy for gift.sl Two colorful patlcrna. Dnc.a The. quiet scene contrasted today and aaid it involved two' NOW accustomed path until last year.. ers was said lo be traveling in a os.’iii 1’nz.aganz.aga de la Vega rom- Anthony E. Wallace of ■ more di.abes; leave.a no bnl. At Ihe annual meeting a year ago sharply with la.st night when groups tota'ing seven men. none with m at to mah h. rollon knit ahoriio g^o.^ n.w. For Humans Doubled dirty gray Cadillac with, .Micliigaii milled suicide over the failure of Simahiir.v, assistant House mlnor- delegatea divided over a fight with second shift workers met small of them Cubans. One of these groups was de plates. One of them reportedly is t'O'clL ity leader, labeled the governor’s As.wnrtod roPu'P hnutrd nnmhrr. .®?loop aotP. REGCLAR 2.7r HEAVY qCALITV Connecticut Medical Set vice wound arms fire, home made flares and On]v hours after the one-day re- " April 2.3 i.P -A .llfe for someone stsrjing work at flreol acker? scribed as comprised of five broth called "Doc. " .MORElVE.AR SOLID COLOR Washington, up electing a so-called "conserva­ An alert sent to all police com­ volt was criialieii Sunday, Ihe .Hizos 32 to 4(1, Hhoilip gown.s 32 lo 3R. radiation experts | age 18. About 2.70 pi.'kcls ignored a Bolivian government notified re­ (Continued on Page Ten) eommittee of tive" slate. mands in the city staled in es- , says it believes the human body But it added they would also The "conservative" slate was steady drizzJe it the company s porters that Unz.aga. leader of the FACE CLOTHS sence that the two groups had for can safely tolerate twice the apply to people living dear aiich pledged to opposition to a broad- , two plants lo Jeer and shout de­ right-wing Falange Socialist party, Seven rolor.a. An unu..^uar value! .Made amount of radioactive .strontium plants though at recommended er contract to (’o\’er medical hills fiance at Ihe departing workers. News Tidbits been paid to as.sassinate the Cu­ and his depul\'. Rene Gallardo, had e.epecially for our New York office for a that earlier was thought pernii.s- levels of exposiiie 10 times les.s CMS planned, but which has never One pif ket was stiiick in the arm ban revolutionary leader. It also put biillel.? Iliroiigli their brain*. group of atoii'es. was said that the two sets of SPFC*1AI, s a i l : SPLCLAI. s a l k ; alble. than those deem ed' permissible for yet been sold. by a .38 caliber bullet. Officers Culled from AP Wire.s Responsible people in La Paz Bulletins Thiir*. Only—Original UDIES’ The report came yeateiday from ;yoi'keis. Dr. Gallivan was named a State said he received first aid treatment brothers have no direct associa­ whii knew Unz.aga scoff si this. tion blit that the plot probably CHATHAM "SUNDOWN" the National Committee on Radia­ .As'Iln' protection of whole pop- delegate to the powei’fiil National at a hospital and was released. Unz.aga wa* one of the principal ' from the AP Wiret» COSTUME “CAMPUS BED PILLOW tion Protection nnd Measurement iilaticms against- .ladialion expos­ American Medical As.sn . top body An unidentified womafi re­ One sei'tion of plu.?h .New York stemmed from Ihe same source. leaders of the opposition to "’resi­ BILLFOLDS VALUES! an organization of government- ure, the romniiltee said that at in orgainz.ed medicine, on the "con- portedly suffered a alight head Bergdorf Goodman, women .? spe­ A police official said It wa.? not' dent Hernan Siles Znaz.o s I-eftist BLANKETS •1 and private experts in the field I present, such exposure is not siih- servalive ” slate. wound from a shot or a steel pel- cialty store, closed today because known where an.v of the alleged ; government. I MRS. LUCE APPROVBai Prying clothes JEWELRY PANTIES^’ assassins are supposed to be, but | Genuine’ leather fine Reg. $.7.9.7. The committee has no official''' ’-’'Ject lo the same controls applica­ Opposition lo the slate he heads let hurled from a slingshot. An of fire hazard* . . . Btooks Hays, Reflecting the views of many In Washington, .April 2S (/P)—Tho Kcgular $2..34^ Fine B. F. GiKMlrlch •talus, btit iU recommendations on ble in or near atomic plants. But Democratic former congi es.?man the report was that they would j La Paz, one said: ■ Senate Foreign Relations Coni'- is easy today... White nnd puMtel.w; rI- quality <*owhlde or Ini- Rayon-nylon blend, the perfect (|uality rayon with full Latex Foam . . radiation protection atandards in the group indicated that reason­ (Contlnned on Page Nine) (Contlnned on Page Fifteen) from Arkansas. plcke.00 ALL OUR REGULAR 69c P R IN T S ...... atomic energy plants, but in a micro-microciirie.s (one millionth in the March 26 incident, accepted bargaining positions in orde^Lp get wei'^ injured GOA. BROOKS H.AS STROKE You get premium quality S-power nuclear test suspension' The explosion ooeurred Just be- KCO.XO.MV SIZK B.AN DKODOKAN'T___ ...... »«|. , j^eneral way they can be applied to of a millionth of a ciitiei in the the piinisliment meted out by his IJncoln, Neh. April S8 1A8 — Mobilheat with RT-9R . , . the 1953 report to 100 micrommicro- conferenc* out of doldrums. i foie the change o^ shifts. Robert 'KXPKLLO MOTH CRYSTALS ...... , ...... «»r-SL89-$'i.99 CHINO CLOTH ...... > all person.?, ' commamling officer without de­ Gov. Ralph Brooks has suf­ meet completely effective fuel REG. $1.69 YD.. FINEST Qt’ALITY. 42" and 4.7" Wlp-niS In an allied action, the commit­ ciiries. This would also appl.v to manding a trial by court-martial. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff will 'at-; ThomD.S9n, president o ' the com- Truck Kills Toti fered a slight stroke. Adminls- oil additive in use today. And F I LL STRKNGTH .MOTH B.ALI..S ______...... ,, ,35c tee recommended something that milk. The 49-year-old Brooklyn. N. Y., tf«d reception at Yale University pany, said there were fiie men at, IratUe riasUtant Robert Conrad you get premium ser\ice. Au­ LARVFX .MOTH SPRA1 ...... ! ...... ___ $1.69 REG. $1.69 100% ARNEL SHARKSKIN ...... would mean a 20 per cent upward officer was commander of .the big.' in honor of Adlai Stevenson, who work on the night shift when the In Rocky Hillj said today it has resulted in tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ WOOLITK WOOL «■ ASH ...... $1.00 and $l..10 4,7" WHITE ONLY. revision in the amount of stront­ w-» . . • 1 passenger terminal at Tachikawa is visiting Yale . Ships gather j blast occur ea. He said three had ".A slight weaJtnes* of the right to await Satur- been hospitalized anced payment plan and many ...... 14c ium deemed permissible in. niilk. Air Ba.se west of Tokyo. h was around Montreal hand and right leg” but the Ger- 60r .\LK.A-SFI,t/KR ...... i ...... Kaoioacllve Kooks J Jim Lewis and a mail he could other extras designed to make Radioactix’e strontium is the _ 1 Tt • 'reprimanded and-assigned to new day’.? opening of St. I.4iw’renoe Sea- Rocky Hill. April 23 lA’i—Rode­ emor le able to . walk and con­ LARGF A.\A( L\ TABLFTS ...... $1.19 REG. 89c EVERGLAZE CHAMBRAY ...... yd. 77c identify only as "Evans ” were horae'heating reallu funy. 36". PLAINS, CHECKS AND. STRIPES. most-feared constituent of fallout (jC t M ix e d K e a e t io n hut the Air Force did not wa.v rick Sherman Gilbert, 2-year-old! tinues to sign documents with hi# 7.V BAVFK ASPIRIN TABLFTS ...... I ...... 67r ’ from liuclear bomb explosions be­ ^ • ! announce his new Job, missing, Thompson said, and he son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. right hand. doubted they could have survived with I'.VIC.AP .MCLTI VlT.A.MIN ...... $3.11 and $6.96 cause It could cause bone cancer if • ^ - I Platt was away on a 3-day golf- Gilbert. 31 Mountain View Dr., was 36" TERRY CLO TH ...... yd. 89c Granville, N. V.. April 23 ''Di ■ ihg holiday and could . not be the blast. , killed instantly this inoi-ning. M o b ilh e at RT-9t GKRITOL TABLFTS or LIQl . . i ...... $2.98-84.98 SLIGHT IRREGULARS OK $1.19 YD. present in the body in sufficient Captive Told NIKITA REPORTED AILING amounts. The material la also a "If there’s anything to this thing reached for’comment. His wife told Cause of the explosion was not The child was struck by a truck Frankfurt,. Germany, April » Ifte deoneodioe L.\KGF LISTKRINF AN'TISFPTIC ...... 89c potential hazard of working in of ladioactive rocks and m al-l, reporter by t?leplione: known imnjed'ately. driven by David Gilbert, 78 Elm (APT—A West German newspaper; ocMWve Il's All Legal ^ atomic energy plants^ and of any formed babies, there’s nothing we | ‘’Xothiiig is a shock to me anV The fire was raging out of con­ St., an uncle of the boy.' The fatal said today that doctora have, We ivelcdhie charge accounis! fireen Trading Stamps are given with exposure to' wastes froiii such can do about It." I more. We’ve been throw;n , to the trol and firemen wer^ attempting accident happened at the Charles strongly ^ v lse d Sox'let Premier LsFayetlL Ind.. April 23 to prevent its spread to other facil­ HALE’S STORE HOURS: AMPLE ca.sh sales and also to customers pay their charge account within plants. That’s the reaction of nioimlain wolves. We've been pressed so low Gilbert Dairv Farm, 60 Kim St. Nikita Khrushchev to cut down ARNEL ALL PLEATED -^rite committee made the.se and folk to a report ...that the radio­ you cannot pre.?s us at)y_further, (A>, -- An underprivileged ities of the company. Police said that Gilbert was on his food—and drinks—or elee. WE GIVE ^.t^.' fifteen (l.v) days after billing dilte. The blast leveled a block-long other recommendations in a report active rock that' surrounds thcni but all we can do is suffer in junior citizen got a discourag­ backing a truck out of the drive­ The. tabloid newspaper, SrUflUl OPEN MONDAY ALL DAY concrete building and toppled a GREEN STAMPS reviewing a forthcoming hand- may accaunt’ for a higher-than- silence." ing lesson in law from §gt. way at the dairy farm when evi­ Blatt (Five O’clock Bulletin) it JERSEY DRESS ONLY $10:98 FREE tall smoke stack.. At least »even 9:00 A.M. to 5;30 P.M. S00k. The fecommendatipits -were average rate, of deformitie.? in The $340 flpe imposed on him William W. Saylor at the dently the boy ran in back of the d dispatch dated jdeseaw* s M babies. ' Stale Police post here yester- chemical tanks were destroyed apd Kbnishchev suffered falntw . T I’ESDAY . . baaed on aome 2,000 separate re- Was half a month’s pay, the maxi­ vehicle.,. It happened about 7:50 High necklinp and set in short sleeves. tJnpleated portions at neck, 9 AbSl. .Sl. to .7:30 P.M. Th». Nejiv York State Health mum permitted wdthout a .trial. day. 1 / another half , dozen were threat­ spells on March 10, 10, April ■earch studies. ' ened. a.m. MORIARTY sleevesleaves and self belt provide contrail to rest of dress, which is entirely WEDNESDAY . » al.M.: )o .7:30 .P.M. PARKIN 8 The organization aaid its rec­ Departjnent announced last week Lt. Gen. Robert' W. Burns, U.S^ It a nice outside and my D r.'V incent D. , O’Neil of New- and 7 foUowed by tenipo(M|r pleat^.e a t^i. . Washable—drip-dr^’.\Va The wat-stline lias an elastic waistband. Needs a researchel’ -had found that, in mother won’t let me go out Wind.ows were »hattered in a blackouts. The paper eeld MgsV TH^RSn^^Y .. 9 A.3I. to 9:00 P.Af. ommendations regarding some 240 military commander in Japan, be­ nearb.v flour mill, but this facility dngton, the medical examiner for no heiii for a perfect Bt—simply cut to your perfect length. Choice of colors. area.? of the stated havipg- surface came a hero in the- eyea of en­ and play.’”'the. young caller tors work bp the theory ^ AT THE REAR radioactive materials were de­ evidently was not in danger from Rocky Hill, was called. Police Chief HtQiTNERS Misiy and half siXesr E’RID .A Y ...... » A.M. to »:.70 P.M.\ signed specifically only for work- radioactive rock, the m'alformatioh listed men foij intervening on be­ told the sergeant. "W It legal? Alfred F. Qulntlliano and Police­ Kremlin's top man rahy. I . , M anchester C6nh< rate among infanta waa higher , Gan *he do if ? ” the fire. brain tum or hat' ,iUir SATI RDAV .. 9 A.M. to 8:80 P.M. /#rs in atomic energy plants, and half of the bumped GI's. ■ Fifemen were concentratinll on man EdwArd Bacon Jr. are Inv^etl- r M l 3 4 1 3 5 OF OUR STORE ' *11 the basis,of "continuous oc- than elsewhere. ’ ‘ ”Tha seven enlisted men were Sgt. Saylorjl had to tell the elinra te aObmlt: ta KPOKT.'SWKAR Df-lPARTMENT-^SlhlCOM) FLOOR CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS youn^ prisoner that.. mother gatlng.. . mpatlonal exposure” for .70 years ^ 1 ■ ’ The child w u born June IT, I 860. checkup. W.9«l C^Mf ft. —a poaalbl* length o t occupational (OMtlnMd M FUtMB) ..(OMHto—E .W LFf Tw).^ L

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