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Average Daily Net Preee Raa THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 19M Tor (lie Weak BMeS . The Weather PAGE ,T^TOTY-FOU» iHanrtl^Btpr lEttrtting IfrraUl Marrh M. ISSe .Fereeaat a( 17. 8. Waetker Beitee aaer. coMer tenlgkt. Law eaer 11,955 fe. Saturday, moatly awiay. Hlgk r M tka AWUt aaar (e.‘ Rwiday entleok, fair, •t OnMlattae Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm. warmer in affemooB. ‘ A_ VOL. LXXV, NO. 15S (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1956 (ClaaaUlad Adi-artlahig ae Paga 1C) PRICE FIVE CENTS f ^Barnyard Grails Tess ’ Record And Coyote Howls’ We Are Ready Washington. Marrh 30

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x ( . MANgHESyER EVENING IfERAt^D, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. MARCH 80. 1966 P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1958 P A G E T H R E l Bloomfield; David HoiMterg, 49 Present Soviet Oobum Rd.; Mrs. PatHcliatHclk I^ant, .Mrc. Hartford F o rm e r State Idea of a general arms ambargo Pazianos Among 20 Students \88 Oak St.: Roberta Hansen, Cov­ Bdllon \ ThreeSinged At 'Citaclrl Suiulay to be Imposed by all tha big pow­ entry ;__>Uaa ' Eva . Hqlmea, 68 ) Mysl^re Jets ers, including the Ruaalana. An HMalntf' Rd.4 James D. Hayden, Red Candidate Isra e li' spokesman had aald hts ■ At Cornell Invited to Iran Heads Tied to RFD 3, Rpckville; Howard Chase, LLER SKATING Officials Await Andover Vote In Fireworks Seen on W ay country would accept t)iat - once RFD -2, Awiover; John Sullivan, OPENS FOR Itth SiCASO^ h had arms parity with Ita K. G c o r ff ton o f Mr. Stalin’s Purges 153 Lake St.; Mrs. Emma Towne, Seized by FBI potential enemies. 188 E. Center St.; . Sharon Mac- EASTER SUNDAY. APRIL 1st AT 7:00 P.M. and M r».'O e o rf» M.\P»*iknos, 13! Keen, Verndn 'Trailer Court; For Dump Contract Renewal For Israelis (OMUniied froas Page Oae) Green HlU, St., a ^enlor in the (Continued from Page On«*j Steven ^ria, 271 Henry St.; Our Compsny Store Wtll Be Open To The Public - ■ ------1 SHOLES LAKESIDE CASINO Bolton, March 80 (Special)— AneOIntstMl at Mitchell. 3-7153 who W alltn gfb^, March 30 ( n - Oonem «f*ArU ^md Srlenre* at Mre. Florence Thurston, 14 party’s Ns4v England district lead-^ Paris, March 30 (^ —Well-In­ 8 AN&l SATURDAY MORNINGS PROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON Cornell University. Ithata. N. Y , past apcectaei of Foreign Minister Depot Sq\ Mrs. Helen WIH jKtover IXmn Meeting 'Thureday will arrange''to call for the con­ T hr«e workmen were burned, one formed souccea aald today that 13 er until 1951, was arrested in Chi­ X SOUTH COVENTRY tribution. Cheeks mede peyable crltlca^jy, yesterday when an'ex- is one of a (roup of 20 Cornell V. M. Molotov, first Deruly Pre­ aon, 31 Eldrldge St.; Kenneth cago on chargea ha violatad the 18KATINO H’KDNESDAY, FRIDAY aad SUNDAY NlGp^rS will decide whether or not this to the Maneheatcr Chapter, Amer­ doeton-a t u d; the Big Three Western powers are wUl ap«id 10 days at the Iranian Hungr.v's action restoring the McCarthy, 88 Vernon Bt.; Mrs. Sen. Philip Bowker lts military Public Health Cooperative viewed Rajk's trial was "a frame- proposed ordinance, there has 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. None will be thgn 20 feet I7i the air, topped by TTie project is ilponsored by the land, 35 Lake St. 'demonstrations In cooking and to cite Russo In contempt, ^ Beginning with the S ii n r I a e aid program and turned over to up based on forgeries and di­ been indications that this town heard befora Mats on ICaater Day. a'cloud of heavy black smoke. to break that piggy royal court of Shah -'Mohammeil And Coyote Howls’ Mher homemaking tasks in the matter wa.s left pending, howr service at 7 a.m. at the flagpole European countries in the North rected against Yugoslavia.'-’ would be offered' a contract calling' Firemen prevented the fire from . The Motherhood of Mary Moth­ p o te s t conducted this week by when a Uchnicality aroae in Center Park, Col. Rodda will Atlantic alliance. Several hundred Rhlaa Pahlevi and by the Ameri­ for mioirium payment of $3,000 Advartiaement— spreading to a/ dosen nearby can Friends of the Middle East, a (OoBttnueo from Page One) He added that later develop­ ers Circle will hold Its April meet­ the Hartford Gi i> Co. at its audi­ whether enough membera of/the speak at all the-,aervlcea. Special have alrrady been built. ments have completely confirmed torium in Hartford. Judges were a .year. I' ia also reported that Attention Bolton Realdenta! homes. group concerned with Artibian- ing Tuesday, April 3, at the home commission were present at / the muiic will be provided by the Reliable sources said the Ameri- b o nk... this attitude of Yugoslavia. rental agreements would be offered Don't throw It away—we w M t It Thousands of people' lined the American relations. It is more than "an interim report on my fal­ of Mrs. Donald Vandenburgh from ' Hartford, 'I'est Hartford, time. Band. Songatera and Junior Choir, ca_n authorities had agreed to let Asked If the new Hungarian for only one ;eer at a time. foe Eighth Grade Auction, ^p rll streets to watch. The 'fire was bnly a goed-wiU tour of Amencan stu­ tering campaign." Glastonbury.' Wethersfield and Alanchester. and Easier recitations will be o f­ the French take the doaen Mya- action will influnce Yugoslav- Prevtoiis reports from e meeting 38th. Anything. Cali MI-9-SS3S-- a few blocks from the business dents, *lt is an attempt to foster Mrs. Wahrek also received a eral court at New-Haven, Conn., fered by the Sunday School chil­ teres from currertt production to He said listeners from all Hungarian relations, the spokes­ COLOR of the Selectmen of both townr re­ Mt-3-7588 for' pickup. . ' district. deeper international understand­ Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ 1100 w ar -bord and will have the for one session of the Smltn Act dren. fulflil the contract with Israel. . because deposits over the country are "aecond- man said-: "The de.velopment o f re- privilege of representing Greater veal that the Increased cost of the Four .years ago an explosion and Since hla return from the Brit­ ing by having American and Per­ ters. will hold their annual apHng trial whirh began last Octobw and fire at the plant killed one man, Preee .for Delivery Ing my complaint and demand­ lationa among countries la a ques­ Hartford in the "Mrs. ConnecticOt" ran until yesterday afternoon rental ‘agreement la Juatified 'by Maacheater E veam -Herald ish Isles, Col. Rodda has toured sian 'students compare and ex. rummage sale Thursday, April 5 CARTOONS plans for improved maintenance Bolton eoireapohdeat, Mrs. Joseph injured two others. The Israelii have been pressing ing the practice be stopped," tion which hinges on many at 7 p.m. In, the Community Y flnels In W alerbiiry April 19. when a jury convicted six defend­ every major city In this country, change views, thoughts and be- o f the dump. Maintaining the O’ltolla, telephaa^ ME S-ftMS. Critically injured In yeiterdey'a for delivery of thf French jets mode on or before liefa’’ The students themselves are but thus far "the pracUcea things." Mrs. U llle Green la chairman and Mrs. Wkbrek, the former Ann ants, acquitted one and reported addrfasing service clube, radio and since the Soviet bloc began arming He. was also asked if formal dump In the proper manner would fire was Michael Gust, 66, of Wal­ doing heavy research . on Iran's appears to continue un­ members who desire pickup should Mrosek, another h.isbhnd will cele^ disagreement on another. POPEYE-OIIVE OYIE T V audiences, .colleges and Arm y the Ara^. Israel got fo Mysteres friendship agreements between eliminate the condition! that un- lingford. Two other Wallingford history and contempora,ry prob­ abated." contact her by telephoife. brate their 20th wedi ing annfver MICKEY MOUSE-IUGS RUHNY gatherings, also annual banqiitK* from franee last year, ofllciaia said, Yugoslavia and eaatem Com­ aary on May 9^ The Wabreks have doubtsdly prompted the recent rec­ Bill Siraed by Ike workers burned lest seriously were and cbunclli with officers.’ lems. He aald the FCC "haa not ANTIQUE FLAG i All YOUR FAVOtl Anthony Montague and Crispin and has some British flghtera. E x­ April 5 will draw munist countries would now be three children.^ Alan, a student at ommendation of Andover's Plan­ A world traveler and student of After leaving Iran on Aug. 3. even acknowledged the receipt W illiam Griffin, 90 Henry St., Rosa. perts estimate the entire Israeli renewed. The agreements were ning Commlaslon, the Selectmen International affairs, his Salvation the Oomelllans wil] have sp.je of my letter!" and “ an ident­ announces that tickets are now Clark Unlveralty, 'Worcester;^Bon Garber. Okla. —VFW mem Blocks Tax Slash interceptor force at fewee than 40 canceled following the Rapk trial believe. Army service has repeatedly taken time to tour, each youth going ical unreipoiise" haa come available for the Fourth Degree aid andValerie. \ bera decided not to destroy the old ppianes,-' l^ea. The spokesman declined to make Women to Model him abroad on various mistiona. interest from the where he pleases. They will fly from the networks. Exemplification banquet of the There were mOre than 100 ap Rag which has been replaced .at Washington, March 30 (JT) — Eg.vptlansKgyi are reported to any prediction. Mra. Bdwerd Steele and Mrs Spain Prince Dies He waa born In the Channel la- hack to the UiWted States on Sept. "Lest there *be. any lurking Knights of Columbua at the East pileants for the conteat, which Is their hall. 'They discovered it had C o r d a t e income taxes and the be rweivinieiving 200 Riiaaian MIOlSa, Loula C. Dimock Jr., co-chairmen lands. H it parents were among the A. doubts In the mind of any net­ ■------1---- Hartford High School auditorium sponsored nationally by the Amer only 45 stars, which Indicated it now beingIng replaced in Ruasia's o f the F T A faahlon ihow and card excises on a long list of goods will In Pistol Acji4dent pioneer officers of the Salvation The students ere sdl campus work vice prealdent." he add­ .Sunday. A p ril 29. Griffin may be lean Gas Aaan. F orty were selected was made some time before 1890 own A(r Force, and 60 Ityfishin party have announced that local Stay at present levels for another Army In Britain. They transferred first; laaders, active in extra-curricular ed, "that the people are not reached any day after 6 p.m. for the preliminarws and Mrs. when the 46th state waa admitted twin-jet bombers. women and teenagera will model year. President Elsenhower last to the United States In 1907, activtlties and ranking high scho­ really concerned, 1 offer- the Hospital Notes Wabrek was chosei from the four to the union. Estoril, Portugal, March .70 (JF)— French ^ cia ls are piiahliig the following aample from my seml-flnallsti. the clothes to be shown by Sage/' night signed the bill blocking a Flfteen-yiSr-old Prince Alfonio of lastically. Pazianos, who will grad­ Rockville Emblem Club, No. 5, T i Sill "m ailbag: Mrs. Eleanor Walsh oi East Allen. Already listed among the decrease which, otherwise would Bourbon, 'younger son o f tlje uate June 11, is president of Quill PatienU Today: 173 will hold Its annual Installation c h i i d * 2 ! L ' models are Miss Wilm a M o r r a, have taken effect April 1. and Dagger, ipen'a honorary so­ "Shrieks and groans and ADMITTED YESTBRDAYi Hartford was the winneV last year MR pretender to the Spanish throne, card party at the E.ka Home In Misa Linda Toth, Mrs. Paul Ar­ The corporate income levy, waa killed last night when a pistol' ciety, and a member of Phi Kap­ barnyiard growls. William Mair, 20 Florence St.; and then went on to b e^m e Mrs. IN THE TRUE SPIRIT OF EASTER. . . "W ildcat calls and coyote Rockvllla Wednesday, Api’l 4, at Connecticut. nold, Mrs. David Binning. Mra. which haa stood at 33 per cent he was . cleaning discharged ac­ pa Sigma fraternity, the Men's Mrs. Mildred Lo-ve. 32 Garden Dr.; 8 p.m. It will take the form o f a Raymond Calhoun: Mrs. Walter * 'howls. DOOR OPEN since the Korean War, waa due to cidentally. Judiciary Board and the Canter- Miss Mary Nelson. 78 Haynes 81.• M ilitary Whtat. Mrs. Raymond Denne, Mrs. Richard Fowler. Mrs. drop to 47 per cent after this M A N CUES TRUST "Noise made sick by Its own\ Kitchen.economy: The uncooked An announcement ' from the . bury Club o f the Episcopal Church Silas , Peterson, 328 E. Middle Spielman, will be assisted J>y all STATE 1:1S ^ J. A. Freddo ad Mrs. Daniel Hal- month. sad din. heart and gizzard of a artiall broil­ royal house of Bourbon said the a t OomclL ,Tphe.; Mrs. M ary McNeill, 36 the present officers of the club, in­ Mat. 2 p.m. toran. A t the same time, without the "Shriek of voice like horns ing chicken may be bruahed with New bullet struck the young prince in MAIN OFFICE ■hJorlh "St.; Willie Huehner, 131 cluding Mrs. John Murphy and Eve. Coqt. The event will be presented et extension, excises would have gone from 'tin. melted butter or margarine and the forehead and he died within 393 Main, OppoalU Bt. Janies' Church TWO-FOX VICTIM prospect St.. Rockville: Walter Mrs. Rose Voluzzl. Tickets may be Thru Sat. From 6:38 tha Rainbow Club/On A p ril 35 at down oii alcoholic beverages, "Everyone to his state, my broiled with the real of the chi^en minutes. Funeral services will be Amissvillc. Va. (F>—Harvey Oaiapeck, 12 Margaret Rd.; Kathy obtained :rom any member or at 8 p.m. Ticket chairmen Mrs. F. cigarettes, gasoline, automobiles, boys, during the last 15 or 20 mlnute^of held Saturday. NORTH BEANCH Sutphln believes he is the only man Kelly. 140 Pearl St.; Michael 2 GRAND BITS Weldbn Miner ^ d Miss Jeanette trucks and buses, automobile parts "Some dub it commercials, the door. . . ■ cooking. Turn'the heart and giz­ Alfonso's older brother, Prince ' 1$ No. Main, Corner Oakland St. open Thnraday Bvenbiga • to t around who haa twice been nipped Muschko, 52 Brelton P-d.; Cynthia ON ONE BILL! 'Sumndr art diatributing the tick­ and accessories, diesel'and special " I call it noise.'- zard as necessary. „ ' ' . Juan , Carlos, has the support. of EASTER CARPS Nextta_TMCA;______AiM Saturday .Momtaga 9 tn.lg.... a rabid fox. and Russell Foes Jr., Andover; ets aWiSlig'.PTA members wh o are The c o m m u n i c a t j o n , A publtc dance mqtnrftiela. Geh. 'Baanciwo Francd in a move; WHEN r o u CARE ENOUGH TO REND Tfie;VilR V B|EST -.ioiy. .A^tpbig, nhVi(,,t^ the' Pasteur .Mrs. Juliette Alport. 21 Milford urged to assume responsibility for ’I^e'ah'nusl loss of revenue from ' wia aignM - by FIore,nCo tfte^Jtrmy and Navy CTub lomor'f AtntKD HlTCHOOCare TELEyiSION to return . a. Monarch-* to the . treaUnchl, was ' working at his Rd.; Mrs. Catherire 6pfllane. Wll- Steliwageh, no address given. row night from 1-0 o’clock to 1 e table of four. It ia hoped that the the lower rates was cathnated to Spanish throne.- ONEfSTOI* BANKING • FR E E PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES woodpile when the fox- ran up and limantic; Mrs. Fannie Rand, 680 a.m. Music for dancing will be pro­ Till': THOUJ3LE men «AU be Intereetrt-in .attend­ run about' 33 billion. The accident occurred at the yea- . M t him. Tests on the fox's head N. Main St.; John Tedford, 820 DEWEY-RICHMAN vided by the L-Trio. EASTWOOD ing. not only to r the faahlon show, Eisenhower urged the extension idence here of Alfonso's father, Were positive, Sutphin was bitten Birch Mt. Rd.; Brian Rogeri, 41 W^ITII HARRY PROGRAMS but for the aocVabillty of the play­ and told Congress It was needed to Don Juan, son o f the late King 7«7 MAIN STREET the other time in 1933. - A.uction Members MIntz Court; Pater UrbanettI, 312 Members of ' Washington Com- RnWrt Tnylap ing to follow. keep the government's booh Alfonso X III and head o f the BlewnrI Granfer Paal Deazlas Main St. raandery, No. 1. Knights Templar, VBcwnoouxi Red Cross Pund Drive balanced. Spanish Bourbon house. The prince SLOW FREIGHT . AD M IT T E D T O D A Y : Edward J. Are reminded that they are attend ■alh Ramaa Video Everyday — Red Croat returns to date total The Senate completed congres­ and his fam ily had returned only a mka Study Rebieation McNamara, 192 Creen Rd.; Charles •THE ing the eervlce et the Second Con • A N D • All Rights Resen’ed — about $500 gif the local drive for sional action on the measure last short time before from , Thursday Tucson, Ariz. Wh —Officers be­ Yurkshot, 59 Russell St.; Walter /funds neara completion. There are Monday. In recommending Its pas­ tervles. /, Manchester Auction members gregational Church Sunday night LAST "JOE IMTN0iT«U«IS f.RQIUsM H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc, came suspicious when .they saw Kaminski, 98 Village St-i - Rock­ at 7:30. Full uniform will be worn, only two. workers in the house-to- sage the Senate Finance Commit­ . Prince Juan was In the room tw o men slumped down In the Thursday will be asked if they wish HUNT" ville. without swords. MocRETH" OAUDEHECOIBERT house canvass who hsve not yet tee said; with his brother at the time of the front seat of a car near the rail­ to relocate the auction from its BIRTHS YESTEIROAY; A aon 4:iNrmaKr<,p« been able to complete, thqir callA "If these rates are not ex­ accident. He was reported in a road tracks on a dark kpd gloomy Charter Oak Meld aite, to the pro­ to Mr. and Mrs, Raymond TintL Nate Taah, 7 Ford St., a singer aad Celar BARRY SUUJVAfL Anyone who hat not been con­ tended ther« would be no surplus state o f shock. B i^ t. 1:4S-S:U Both . Convenient Keith Stores 112 Chamber St.; » son to Mr. and o f seml-clasalcs, was hpard in an tacted by thg worjeers who would in the fiacni ’year 1956 (ending Priqye Alfonso would have com­ Hut the men were only asleep. posed Bolton packing plant during Ssta-«;M-tiU Mrs. James Ferguson, East Hart­ audition. last night for the Ted like to make a donation during June 30) and therq would be s de­ pleted high school this year. He They aald they dozed off after, the coming tomato season. ford; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Mack amateur hour and w ill prob­ the final week of the drive is in­ ficit of near% $1 billion in fiscal was s brilliant stHdent and a waiting for about .43 minutes for a BacM rs of the proposed plant, SUN.: "Forever Darling” Eugene Marquette, RFD 1, An^ ably be heard on the show on April vited <^to telephone, Mrs. Richard year 1957.” sportsman. freigh t train to pass. a group of area vegetable growers, are expected to disciisa the pro­ dov^r; a daiignter to Mr. and Mrs. 8,. Channel 8, TV, from 9 to 10 You The Smartest Approach John Douglas, Brookfield St,; 4 ^ d n e k posal with Auction members at a p.m. TWIN SiCnONAL tOfAS meeting April 6 at the Itallan- son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lar- ELECTRONICS Ametican Club on Eldrldge St. | rabec. 6.'l Kensington St. The packing plant has been in B IRTH T O D A Y : A son to Mr CAMPBELL COUNCIL KNIGHTS ^f COLUMBUS LABORATORIES Beautiful Contemporary Living I ni4^5 § a J i the planning stages since January. | and Mrs. Frank E- Perronc. 104 E sd i according to County Agrlcullural ' Harlan SI FRfE PARKING POPULAlf bUBKET / Agent Stewart Ackerman, lla pur- I DI.S'rilARGKD YF^STFROA” : 277 BROAD pose is to provide uniform proi'ess- i .losepli J’asek. 86 Durant St.; ANNUAL EASTER RANGE ing of large volumes of produce. I (liristophrr Richter. 22N St. y' RADIO T i I i V I S I 0 N NEW KROEHLER , Ackerman said many area grow-1 James St,.; Mrs. Grace Yoieo, eiji feel produce offered at the j Now! Ifs Great LADIES’NITE Auction- in inaufficient volume and j i CbaBael R New Hevee. Coes. KDDIR PISHRm SROW Cluiniiel IB HerUerd. Cene. <63) CAMKEA without aufftciently uniform pack- I Bing Don O'Connor SATURDAY. APRIL 7 — STATE ARMORY rhaeiiFl 32 Hprlerneld, Meet, (Mi) 9tlRCTOR*8 PLAVBOt’SB aging — does not attract the biggest/ Croaby .MItZi Gaynor rbennel SB Rrltete. Cnee. 7:«6 I c m C’JiBAVAN Park Row e^up Given On C.O.D. Deliveries ( til OBSfr AND HARRIET o t u C'lieneel 63 Welerbor>. Ceea. T wholesale buyers. / ■ \ / b UFP'ET d i n n e r R O’CLOCK i Ctaneel 66 Holyeke* Mein. <1846) M A T E ^ F e m W«i>4 Ackerman aald It would be sug- 1 (2248) OR C^ONSB- gested to auction members ibat ' \» PARKINC;? YKM! DANCING 9 TILL 1 A.M. QVENGIU tomatoes be marketed at the plant, Ktsberl Tit>l»r StrHjirt <«rfifi|;rr (63) im AUA S:M < 8) CROSSROADS while the aale of other crops could "THE LAST HUNT"'^ —VD)ir .«r Die, Rrolhef be handled at the btanch'ester site. In ( inFmjiScuHF R: 10 MUSIC BY KEN BORRUP AND HIS YOU HyAP • ifarloHre 'Teenj He said the tomato produce could amU) W R HD& RR4AOK8 PluA Pniil Ihmtln* tii MAYFAIR ORCHESTRA —lire Airdee RANGE & FUEL OIL be packaged at the plant, and sell­ * ,MA< BKTH ’ (3248> THE U FE OF RILET I A ing it there would obviate^ trans­ <63> DRAMA - p ir in g it to the Auction. Ant. 1 p.m. Tortan In **KlllFr Ape** $7.00 P E R C O CPLE SAVE MONEY • < B) DAMON RUNYON THEA­ TER—‘’Hroadwey Dete- Cherry V The growers are expected to Alin., •^J-'orevrr Dnrllnc*' Plus: "Tennesaee’s Partner" llne” Algonquin iaaue contracts at the meeting to l-XIR R E S E R V A T IO N S C A IX M I,9-3419 (18) CRUSADER Moccasin all area-farmers Who wish to have * A T • —“ BerllR lx>«'f Klory" Rrinn The BOLAND OIL CO. L 3II 9-151? or M I 3-715$ Keith their produce marketed through (2^M) THE BIG STORV the plant. Ackerman said -the —’’The l.oRely Killer*'* Ar* group of about 20 growers backing thi^r Pftarqtiw end Photof- NORMAN’S repbef •feneph Kerdlrk e( the plant hpve not yet definitely The ChicaKo Sea Timei deciejed on a aite. 445 HARTFORD RD. IEI> DINE WITH US TEL. Ml 9^597 (16-66) PLAYHOUSE OP STARS Ada. Okla. (S’- Clarence L. —•‘The Finger of God” Jelt Yoakum wa.s'given JO days to wind Every Sot. end Sun., Night III the Ceder Regm v Morrow 4 «) BlICKEY MOUSE i'EtJB <2'i46> STAR STAGE up his busincaa affairs befope h*- iiB) j ’X iF r Y t h p : c l o w n (63) DRAMA ginning a year's sentence in the, MODERN end OLD FASHION DANCING state pemlentihry for driving- BAR SO {'M 'K HOI 8EOANG (6!0 FILM THEATER 'While Intoxicated. ^ Music by Lee W att’s "Blue Ridge Meubteineers" (661 OtT WEST (In proffreii) Before the stay expired'Yoakum (22-9D> HOWOY IMHHtV W. H: ENGLAND was jailed and charged w ith reck- (SS) RIN TIN TIN ( 8) STAGE B LUMBER CO. Jess drivipg, intoxication and with I See Peed — Italian Dishes — Steeki — Chept j —"W h ilrr and Nprinff" THE (IRT ADVENTURE THPiATER operating ^ automobile without a, A ctm s from Green Hchool license ' —**R«iv Rogert** « 2) WEATHER_____ (30) EARLY SHOW Open All Day iSeturdey NIGHT AM I DAY —>“>’agahond Lady” BUCK’S CORNER RESTAURANT (:s.6) MIRAILE OF LOVE—riln NOW Phoenix. Ariz. i/P> For two CLARKS iM) TWILIGHT THEATER 10:66 ( X) PEOPLE'S UUOIC'E Black Patent years, Sheriff's Sgt. John Kininils NEW LONDON TURNPIKE. GLASTONBURY (22) HOPALONO UASSIDY (IB-.V3) THE IJNEI P or Na\'>' Calf said: "M d it things happen at 38 NORTH STREET I K) HPORTSUOPE (22-36) UAVALUADE OF Sweater Pump (22) SPORTS DIGEST SPORTS BOXING night A daytime job would Just ( 8) WEATHER FOREC^AST Uarmelo Conte and I'herif pretty about bore me to death." CATERING TO OATHERENGS OF A IX KINDS WILLIMANTIC I ( 8) THE NEWS TODAY Hernia Then he got marrifd. (22) NEWS (Mi FII.3I ] (63) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (66) THE LINEUP Two weeks later he -aUrted Make Reservations Early lOrSt X) GREAT GILDKRSLEEVE party working days. ' (18-66) PERSON TO -PESSOaN OPEN IND 3 Tel. HArriaon 3-9001 — Ed .Hurrow ^ TWIN F ic t io n a l s o p a s HOUR Nichols T IR F eft) .EARLY. LATE SHOW' Right nY lefi open 16:4^ itO FAMOUS FIGHTS Manchester ■ ■■•t. Inc. (Sf) MEET THE UHA3IPIONS end' twin aeelinnal * 1 1 9 7 5 11:66 ( B> NEWS REPORTER Stride Rites.e.to wear fironi Easter oh Each $11975 (IH-30) NEWS SOUP or APPETIZER SUBURBANITES (22) FINAL EDITION (66) NKiHTCAP EDITION Shiny patent or navy for N ew HIraJgSt Arm - ' « X O . 5 0 11:66 ( 36) WEATHER leaa Filler S e e llo n a l^ W w BAKED VIRGINIA HAM with Pineapple Sauce (2*) SPORTS ROUNDUP SERVICE NEW and RECAPS. (66) PREVUES glamour tots . . . black Clark's Popular 11:16 ( B-16-22) WEATHER store and' Plant 395 Broad St. (36) CONNECTICUT REPORT or chestnut for young Keith's new Pai.k Row. group Is the amsrt- 11:16 ( B) LES PAUL A 6IARY FORD eat approach to more oomforlable, cJiarm- ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF (IX) BIG SHOW ■ boys-about-town . , . ON TEL. Ml 3-5179 —-’’Stage Dpor Caaiffn'' ' Ing ronlemporary living ■ .and it's budget BAKED STUFFED ;SHRIMP (22) QUARTET our famops shoes in ^iriced to giVe S’uu thrilling new value! All 11:20 ( 6) NITECAP THEATER pieces are av’ailable with FOAM RUBBER — .Mement” 1;Dd ( BITIIG PLAYBACK iteppi'ng-stone sizes, to fit Cushions and Fringe Ba.se If desired. hirts Make the day cemplete far Mem end the ftamily by bringing them: ROAST NATIVE TURKEY— giblet gravy UB) NEWS (30) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH , Black Patent' S (22) WEATHER A 6U78IC (22-30) T()MGHT LOHINOI c h a ir * (63) MOMENTS OF COMFORT feet from the littlest to or Navy Calf te the Villa Louise for dinner where every meal leaves a pleosent ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING— oranga sauce 2:16 (18) .MUHICAL WEATHERMAN ( 8) NEWS (36) NEWS OF THE HOUR almost-grown. And to Keith's had the Park Row Open Stqck grouping made up In sliinning new fabrics and colors t-o bring new AND DRV . . . many other entrees to choosjjfom (65) WEATHERCAST beauty and comfort to your home! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1968 / PAGE FIVE P A G E F O U R .t... toola lhat were lost ware un­ p.m. to conaider the application \ Rockville Former Resideot MVD Branch H obcu Neighburs Find covered by Bout's brother. Louts, Ralph Hall of Enfield, who Imued 8,199 RencwBls who went looking for them. an exception o f the 40-foot front) / Plumber’s Tools PTA to Discuss age line on hia property on Sirtll' /■ Seen on TV Quiz Today, but for the lack of "three , - F R E E — van Ave. Police Proke Holdup Report; The State Motor Yahicle De­ or four pipe wrenches." John BotU Alao for conatdemllon will be Mrs. C. H. Jaycox, 31 S U rl- partment BUb-branch a t , the Emil* Bottt of 394 Bush Hilt Rd., Is again a well-equlpp^ plumber'a Youth Problems the M. O. Realty Corp. requeat for weather St., while listening to a^ State Armory closed for the has his plumber's tools back. helper, thanks to some good neigh­ bor*. permiaaion to aroct a billboard on Discover Store Cash Short TV quU program emaheting from year at 4:30 p.m. yesterday af­ Hia yife lost them out of their ’ PAVELLE . Wapplnf. Mirch (Speriali — property at the northeaat corner ter having issued a total of Hollywood yesterday, waa alerted car. In a freak accident Sunday A »e«Un* of the W»pplng PTA of Pleaaant Valley Rd. and Rt. t. Compiled by Studenta of Manchootcr High School Mlao HelcB Eatao, Faculty Ad vlaar when a fa iliar, youthful voice 8,199 motor-vehicle registration Wrilryan Studira School wUl b« held Tiitaday at • p.m.. at XXUI, Nb. 2« Friday. March SO RockvUI*, March » (Special)—fw in ba ctHifeaalons heard from T said emphatically, "Manchestar- renewals. morning on Kaeney Bt. the Wapping School with William to 3 o'clock tonight. Tomorrow Manrbeelrr Evening Herald Rumor had It her* yeaitci'day af' Manchester, Conn." tioo’-lng'at the This total Is considerably But some "honest people" who Middletown, March 30 up)—Wes­ Slide File Box Arnold, head of the Hartford Po­ Wapping rorreapondent, Mra. An- morning at 9:30, the-priests of the spotted Tha Herald story describ­ tenioon that a local atoro had bean screen, Mra. Jayepx Immediately short of the 14,000 motor vehi­ leyan University tniatee* y*al*r- i * lice Jurenlle Bureau, aa the ale Celllna. telephone, 'Mitchell parish will visit the. homes of the recognized Barbara Caleen, one of ing the loss later spotted the tool* --bk U wHIi rueat apeaker. Hia topic laill be Lc|[;ioii o f H onor the vietltn of a holdup. [lartshioneni to bless food. In the cles Assessor Henry Mutrie day named a 5-man committee to S-44lt. * her pupils in the South Methodist says are registered In Manches­ - • moat of them anyway — and study the ad'daibllity ot buying Pav*llB«ProeM3«d 'Praeentlon of Juvenile I>elin- Mtbehester Rifle Team Seniors Defeat Faculty \wji*n all the axcltament died evening, the blessing of the new Church School, i-tr. aijd Mr*. returned them, quency." fir* and Baptismal water will be ter. However, a number of the prcqwrty of the Long \L*ne EmfiiMHi er Ansco &awn and the pollc* began invasU- Reynold Caleen Jr., and their two owners may have obtained their Today. Mri.'BotU said. "1 want School for Way?vard Girls In A report of the meeting held V' held at 8130, followed by Mass at children moved from Mancheater to thank them all very much. W* 35 mm. Color Film with the Board of Education vlll gating the case, they did laam 7:30. No confesstona wl^ be heard renewals by mall before' the dlatown, to catabllsh a womeV* Grange Notes on Dec. 29 to Enclno. (?ailf., where sub-branch waa opened on really appreclet* what they did. college. ' be glvea It la expected that the Win^ State Title Again In Annual Hoop Gla^h that $40.80 waa mUaing from a tomorrow. Manchester," added Mra. Bot'tl, oaah raglater Jn the W.T. Grant they bought a hew home, Caleen March 21. ^ • Executive Committee will recom- At 8t. Bernard'* Church, con­ having been appointed as West "really haa honest, friendly med aupport of the new aalaiy Store on E. Main St., but no hold­ Those owner* who tailed to Dick Thorae\l led the MH8 rifle­ The mambara of the MHS daaa fessions will be heard Saturday Coast representative of the United people.” \ Finnieh Envoy to Speak k^edule for teachera; the Immedl- fill aHendance of membera at the Of George Schober up. ' from 11 a.m. to 12 noon and from renew either by mail or pt the meeting held March 27 at the men to th*lr third eoniacutlve win ('onteRt Announced of i66 turned tKa tahlaa on tha And tbat'a all police know now'. Aircraft Corp. BUb-branch will now have to go About $8U worth \>f tools were PINE LENOX building of plaiYrounda for the 3 to 5:45 p.m. No confessions will lost put of the trunk of the car Plainfield, March 30 i45—Johan oola; and the naming of a faculty, and broke their string of Aa to wljara the money want, how Barbara loves to- travel, and to the Motor 'Vehicle Depart­ ‘^•J^.T^HaVveaV’ supper wa. held I “ >• ChamptonaWp at The seniors, u wall as the be heard Saturday night. every cent she earns la saved for when It skidded and spun back- A. Nykopp. Finnish minister to ool atirvey .building commi^ttee. Quill Magatine la again six constcuUva viotortes, by a It disappeared, police are atlll In ment offlcs In Hartford Mon­ a before the regular Orange meet­ the Winchester Club In New Ha aponaoi'ing a creative writing antira atudant body of MHS, Vernon Orange , this piiii«oae. Ytara ago, she .had a day. But they won't be able a'arda Into a snowbank\jorring the the unltra States and Mexico will Alao llnai plan.«i for a card parly the the Fifty-two students have been for the aenlora when they coasted HaU. newly-instituted Holy 'Thursday "almost afraid" of the alse of ^HE JOHN F. five men, totaling a 930 team son. sophomore year and has ably Hoopsters Eiijuy hunts, the flrat for children from congregations that will turn out INrer't from grower to jrmi. ‘See them growing In our greenhouse. tha main apeaker. Deputy East Central Pomoria, proven his gunmanship. This year caaliy to a 7-point lead. George The meeting of new members evening services. firowera to Meet score. Invited to iw piembcra of -thei Ver- Handy is presently a member of two to ('four years of age at 10 for services today, tomorrow and Harry S KItching. The Grange had 3. Set a new achool record In the the Current ARalr'a Club, which for the second consecutive time, Markham and VInny Kohen lead end other young men Interested Until this year. Holy Thursday A meeting for tobacco groweira planrk f3iapler of the National TripyMieHpslon a.m. iura the second, for children services were ■ held only In. the Sunday. FRAGRANT the honor of also ha.ing Juvenile standing poalllon with 439 nut of la part of her "beat" for the High our sqnlor of the week has been the attack In the third stanza with five through seven year* of age at in Joining the Junior Chamber of TIERNEY haa been announced by Hartford Deputy Elixaheth W. Wllliana and Honor SiMiety, it waa announced two field goals apiece. Gardner's Commerce for the RockvUle- morning. Often they were badly The Rt. Rev. Magr. William J. TULIPS County Agricitttural Agent Riia- a possible .ObO. School World, the Verplanck top man on the Junior State Rifle 3 p.m. Collins, vicar general, said the FUNERAL HOME her hua’ and In attendance. Sister 4. Tied achool individual record thia week, liiey will he inducted Chapter of the National Honor Championship team. Dick placed The MHS basketball team ax- domination of the backboarda waa Vernon-BIlington area will be held attended. A new rule from tha Vat­ HYACINTHS Rainbow of Colora Mll Anderaon. for Tueaday at H Chairman John GUI request* ican this .year provides that attendance shows that more people -„819 WEST CENTER BT. Whit*. Flak, Blue KItching escorted Deputy Kitch- aet in 1949 iThoratlli. on April 10. Society, Spanish Club, and the aecond in the State Match recently perienced a never-to-be-forgotten eapaclally evident In this quarter. that parents do not bring their Monday evening at 8 o'clock In m. at Ellsworth Memorial High Ing to the Wappin,. Grange. For the faculty. It was big Dick the teachers room at Rockville services should be held in the eve­ are able to get ou]t for services in TEL. MI 3-1323 Aool. The aubject of the meet- 5. ('omiuded beat aeaaon in These atmlenta have met the le- afternoon sports program. These, held and will go to New' Haven In thrill when they represented Con­ children to the field earlier than the evening than If they were held Doubt* and CO *'•'9* The regular meeting of East ■chool'a history with 17 ronaecii- however, are only a small portion April along with Mr. Gilbert Danielson, the amiable coach of High School. ning. T . Blngtee Pot Mill be "A Progreaa Report on qiiiienieiit.a aet by NH8 in acholar- necticut at the recent NeW England 15 minute* before the time sched­ Here In Hartford, despite a in the morning. $1 69 $2.25 L Central Pomona Grange, No. 3. live wins, a 2il win string. CCIL ahlp. chaiartei'v leadeiahip and of the reaponalbllitlea and activi­ Hiint'i "sure shoots" for the Na­ the. MH8 soccer team, who led uled for the event. In case of bad < Preliminary plans are being Tobacco Research In Oonnectlcut." will be held at Son.era Grange Tournament held at Boston follow the Faculty to within fl.ve points heavy snowfall, churchgoers turn­ •peakeri will be from the Con- Title, and the State Championship. set vice. All those qualifying have ties carried gracefully by our le­ tional Match. I.dst aeaaon, Dick weather tomorrow, the hunt will made by the Class of 1946 of the Experts say a good wooden April 4 at'in:.30 a m and all mem­ Re<'elve Gold ..Mcw the Easter Vigil will Ing and six markers. Charlie Sensational A report waa heard that the piona raptured the huge Jack memhara for their consideration. ciety in her aophomore year and Match. As you might guess, gun older group at 4 p.m. Homestead' in Somers. James P. GOLDEN A Pleasure t« Give he celebrated at. St. Frandts of wayt .And roeai.s committee will being a hard worker were prob­ After a spirited send-off from Beattie alao had a pair of field Aaaisi Church at 11 p.m. and' con­ lAcy Trophy aymbollslng the collecting and target shooting are the student body of MHS, the team GUI says that; each child tak­ Wood haa been named chairman of The Finest Quality try to raise money for the Grange The atniors Invited to be mem- ably two of the major reasons for our -Legionnaire's favorite paat- goals In tha third quarter for tha HYDRANGEAS cluded with the Easter Vigil Mass. State high school rhauipionahipi hera of the society are Jiiditli K. left by bus at approximately 1:16 ing part wljl receive a chocolate the committee In charge. Pink and Rlu* DoaMe in the near future. This ennignnut trophy, In compe­ her being chosen treasurer of that tlmea. teachera. egg, and a total of 60 prize* will Hospital Notes A u n e w DAFFODILS PBTUNIAR ...... 78e Ckmfessions will be heard from 4 Anderaon, Joan Boalo, Raymond organization in her Junior year. on a rainy Wednesday, March 14 ' The final stanza of the game waa to S:30 p.m. and from 7 to 8:30, tition for six years, was in the Our marksman has followed the be distributed, 18 in each a g e Mrs. Edith Rich. 34 Grove St.. Dark Green ^ 0 % ^ |F Pink and Red CTIenicnt, Donald Goodwin, Ruth Randy haa also capably bald tbe College Prep course throughout Considering the weather, the bus almost turned into a victory for **'*• 41 70 pjiv. No rcllgioua fhatriicUon for AhMoIvrd of W ife's Death hands of Hamden High School for Manfotd, Evel.im Harry, Reherta mads excellent time and went dl group, with 12 special prizes for is a patient at City Hospital. Trumpet ^ t » w w FoUag* 'GJC.OO GERANIUMS 9 • 9 • * n the first three years, and la now position of column editor for the high school. "Solid" and Phyalca the teachera. In the closing min­ children with lucky numbers. AFRICAN v / . grammar achool children will be LnckwoiHl, Marilyn Liipien, Irene High School World. redly to Northeastern University. m E M O R I A L neld In the morning. Eaater'Sun­ Middletown. .March 30 A the property of Mancheater for Itl hit the bull's eye as far as hia utes of the game. Mat MStoza Mrs. Edwin Pease and Mrs. Wal­ All Takwttvlllr and Vernon news VIOLETS .. 9IAV ,Malr,e, . Gratchen Palniei , Mary Two Gold Ke.va have been aenlor subjects are concerned, Here, In a very modern 2-year-old converted two Held goals and was rink. Red, Whit* Q m day Mapaea will be celebrated at 7, coroner yesterday found Richard third consecutive year. Thoraell, Rega, JoAnn Renaker, ' Tiulniaa recreation building, the .10 men ter Wakefield of the Maple Street Ueens are now being handled FUCniHIAS ♦tU ) Miller. Baieler and ilariiaoti win awarded to Sandy for her abilitlei which also--inclutle College-Level fouled twice. His conversion of one School, PTA together with MU'*. througbt the Manchester Evening AZALEAS Twe-Time Large Pet ' t:IO , 8:30 and II a.m. W., Flanagan of D'.irh-.pi wap not Riddell, Anne Reynolds, Barbara sa a Journalist and writer in the who were going, to ,''drlHa.< wHb'-a>A«ath • Frtr. English. AsronaiiUya, "Trig" and ;h|i|: fpitta ,tijyl;,yie' acofe but hta Helen Tennatedt, Mr*.- Esther Herald Roekvilte Bureau, located CORNER STORE TiWklngibn, Ann Courant Scholastic Writing- Con­ Mechanical Drawing.' game held a. moa^ ifetlj ‘ wortew t ‘tbSecond Was hauled dovvn by Gard­ at I Moritet St., telephone Rock- WHOLESAU.RETAIL?-OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M.—IN THE CCNTER OF TOWN A public bearing 6f thd^Xonmji 26 artrt' she fell from the back "" " 'Vb»Hnn and Edward Wojclk.ojclk Weston and Arthur O. Lyon Jr.,, of TV for ’56 the unrestricted Junior (iaas-. test. She was rewarded and hon­ Extra-ciirrlcularwlse, Dick la - a loosen up. ner, and the hall was frozen by the the Northeaat School group\wUl sllle TR S-SI88. ^ 352 MAIN STREET Board of Appeals will be held of hia. motorcycle after it skidded The Jimlnra admitted to NIIS are ored again to graduate among the At 5:30, the team was again on Now Availablo At Thuraday a t the Town Hall at 3 on an icy'road In Middlefield. Mancheater'a a ,e c o nd/'va ratty member of Ih-i Science Club. Sock seniors for the win. Philip Hyde assist Alderman Gill. Gall Ahir. Roger Ather. William lop 10 in her class, more proof of and Buskin and Current Affairs. the bus headed for the Durkin for the faculty wound up as the team, ronsiating of Bill JBreadheft. Ayei. Thomas , Baaeler, Gall Unemployment Claims Increase Special Davt Nutter, Larry Harmon and her peraiatent effort. In his sophomore year. Dick went Park Restaurant, where moat of high scorer of the night'With 22 Although the number of Initial Potfrerfon's Rronke. l,orelta Carlson, Jaqiiellne Scholastically. Sandy concen­ to the New' England Drama Festi­ ^he membera enjoyed aleak sup­ polHt*. • 180 Op^TER RT. WOODLAND GARDENS D M Y e a ,Krow7 N o Meters In Nerth EHd7 Alan Freela. placed fifth. The third unemployment compensation Dtirandi. Msiiette Gagnon. Len- trates this year on English IV; val with the cast of "Johnny pers, with Ailing strawberry ahofl- The overall speed and i aggres- Manckester—Tel. Ml 9-4587 141 WOODLAND ST. TEL. Ml 3-C474 varsity squad, consisting of Don­ nore Howarth, William Knight. claims taken for the two weeks ald Anderaon, Andrew Suhle. Clif­ Spanish II, Phyalca her favorite; Belinda." Me has also been a mem­ cake for dessert, th e weatherNtook slvenesa of the seniors was the ending March 17 and 24 remained Aiiatra Ozola, Gail Provost, Thom- Modern Problems; and Trigonom­ ber of Paint and Powder and Span­ a turn for the worse as the group thing that really defeated the fac­ ford Hodgkins, and Dick Erickson a.s Quigley, Marilyn Roberts, Pris­ ^he same. 22: the total number of / • took 10th place. The firat Jayvee etry. With this training, she ish Club. made Its way to the Kenmnre Ho­ ulty, along with the good-natured claims rose (lom 117, to 124 for cilla St Plerie. Anne Simpson, will attend the Teachers’ College Dick experienced hia greatest tel. which alio housed the Weaver squad was 14th. and the second James Sosv|lle, William Stephens, heckling of the teachers, st the last week. ! Jayvee squad was 29lh. Ralph at New Britain to prepare for ele­ honor in being one of the candi­ and Westerly basketball teams. foul line, by the senior's lovely Approoehing Easier Barber and Stephen Reale coupled Linda Toth, Beverly Tuttle, and mentary teaching. dates in the Merit Scholarship pro­ The varalty met for a short brief­ Cheeiieadera; Don "Donna" Duda, The annual Good Friday com­ SUPPLIES 1 KEITH'S together as a half-sized team and Judy Wittman. ^As a w;prklrtg girl after school gram. He is also going out for ten­ ing in Coach Elgin ^tu rsky's room Myles "Millie" BlardI, Jim "Jinny" munity service was held at St. X a BatterieB placed 35th out of Ihe 41 Connecti­ The Juniors who weie prohallon- hours,- Sandra Is a a;ilesgirl In nis this year as well as beinj; a and the team was In bed by 9:30. Ham. Jack "Jackie " Farrell. Mark John’s Episcopal Church today at • Hearing ? cut teams entered. ary as sdphomoies and have now Burton’s Children's Shop. Any National Guardsman. Dick was a Besides Zatursky and Coaches "Little Msreia’’ 8olomon and noon. The service wa* conducted Dot. Hamden High School, .firing 731, hern re-voted Into full membership spare time Is apent writing let­ member of Mr. Dwight Perry's Mathew Mactoao and Raymond Bruce "the Babe" Little.'* by the rectoi'. the Rev. Maurice O. Aid Cords J are Judith Brnverman, Joann ters. Other hobbles of our legion­ Korbiisieski. Dwight Perry and 1 YARIETY and Notre Dam* High School, "Western Caravan," and he Charlie Dnugan '56 Foulkes. with meditations given PiM* Pharmacy FOR THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY ONLY naire Include reading and cooking O with 725. took aecond and third Goodwin, .(?harlolle Keeney, Elaine learned all abo-.it the ‘ imrcaerved George Emmerling made the trip. by the Rev. Norman Spclhnan, the 1 "THE 5 end 10 OF THE NORTH END" place reapedIvely In the Annual Krueger and Janet Whitney. 'IVo' ("Especially baking, but it s pot westerner. ” Ear'k-seat drivers are Thursday morning, breakilasi waa Rev. Everett Murphy, the Rev. Al­ 664 CENTER STREET ■2 Gallery ("hainplonahlp Match. additional candli.atea whose mar|is really a hobby; I just like to do hia pet peeve. (Anyone In particu­ eaten at the Walton Cafeteria. The lison Ray Heaps, the Rev. Gordon T E I. Ml 9-9814 STORE HOURS:» 2 - Wayne Keith, '57 are incomplete are being conald- ll"l. lar?) Red and White then went to the Work of Typist HphI, the Rev. Kenneth Johnson, People who don't keep their prom­ MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. 1 Has E attir haskots, eaRdy, flow trt, m eriul. After graduation, our bpy with Boston Garden for a light drill. Tha the Rev. George Higgins, and the Piae Leaox Pharmacy < .5IEMOKIAL C'ONTKIRrTION All Soplionore randidntea are ises are pet peeves for Sandy. the gun hopes to attend Rensselaer 'rest of the bin's took subways to Cited bv ‘World’ Rev. Edward Brooks, all area mtn-- :88 EAST CENTER ST. SUNDAY 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. As a concrete symbol of the accepted as probationary mein- The things she'd really enjoy do­ or MIT to fulfill his ambition of the heart qt Boston, where some isters. ing In the future would be to trav­ T E L MI 8-0896 1 tbiH td I^RRiM, jolly hooRs, toys, ihork and sorrow felt by members hers. They are as follows: Loretta becoming an engineer. shopping wae done. They then aavu Many hours of work are spent At St. Joseph's Chufch, there of the aehior claaa at the death of Buslinell, Richard DiihanoakI, el, to marry, and to ral.se a family "The Man with the Golden Arm," Dick is the yoimgar son of Mr by many different people to put Z George Schober In a plane ergah Carolyn House. Carol Hiiestia, of her own. and Mrs. Fxlward P. Thorsell of which was enjoyed by all. After a iyloR stookiNgs, ohiliroR’i olothing. laat week, a gift of S65 la being Ijina Prows. Polly Swanson. Mari­ It Is difficult to list in these 291 Porter St. Bob Liepis .56 roaat beef dinner at Zallens Rea- out Manchester's "High School l0sf e9ll foi columns the successful accom­ 1 •G made to the music acholarahip lyn Taylor and t?harlea VanAiis- taurant, the non-players went by World.')- One of the moi|t Impor­ plishments and the value IhiEt' ta.xi to the'Garden to see all four C is k M k lW iiM * DAVB a A.M. In 9 P.M. fund being organized In their dall. tant workers oh the staff of tha rlaaamate'a memory. Boh Llapla .56 stiidenls have brought to MH.S by 'Class Takes Tour games of the opening round of plgy 1 OTOrO f l O U l l t nUNDAVS 1 A.M. to 8:80 P.M. .0 spending Ihelr four years here. In which Manchester played Uia paper and one to be both praised OFTEN COPIED. Rpl columns are a convenient last game. and honored Is the typist. Al­ place to wlsii them future happi­ Of Insurance Co. though many students give up / TELEPHONE Ml 9-8191 Sponsor (lonlrsl Friday morning again ' found NEVER DUPLICATED . . . ness and the' realization of ambi­ moil of the team In downtown Bos. their study halls to type atdries, JMART EASTER tions. Russell Wright's Bookkeeping II ton buying clothes and *131)1 seeing. only one girl gives up her after­ On Nnlliuil Hair Anne Stilson. ’58. Cla.sses recently took a trip to the Snow started falling At 12:30 and school free time for the comple­ DM Yeti Knew? M W e Sell Neerly Everything? '*8 and Aetna Insurance ,Co. The stu­ forced the teem /lo^tay indoors tion of. this chore. Without Connia Our famous incomparable An essay contest on the subject oaite the Cwden. After viewing turned In at the last minute would composer to write an original score selecllon of office supplies. A.C- keeping book*. the semi-finals, the team made its never meet publication deadline. .■a.s.sortmeiit of p.xcitinjf fash­ llon, 303- Slate Si , Newv how to the students to see that the basic zai^ coimtions. The Rhode Island her no recognition. Her nsroc does ion colors . . , this is the riew anniversary yf Hale's famous cheerleaders made plenty of noise W’oixla: "I regiei that I have but choose the right kind of t.vping bookkeeping cycle taught In school not appear at the end of any story paper, pencils, typewriter ribbons, Is not used in the insurance com­ over ^tltelr team's second win In nor la It connected In any glamor- look of fashion, the pump that Q Why la Constitution Day one life t.o give for my country." Iw^nlghta. (^served in many Vhoola. on Three prixea will'be awarded by and other such items. Harri.son pany. The reason for this is that oua way to the High .School World. owns three itores in ConnecUcut the process of bookkeeping Is done .ilaturday, after spending the On tlie books, she. Is "only" a .sudflenl)make.* all others look September 17? the Undei-wood Corp , each . prize /fhorning In Boston, the squad saw being, a new portable typewriter. dcnhng In such supplies by many people In -ao large an typist. Vet. Connie is more than a A.- This la the day on which Ihe professional game between the typist, for she comes dovvn faith­ okl’ . . . soft, and feather light the Con.atitutional Convention An^ConnpcUcin high school stu­ Harold Larson '56 ' organization. L - - The students were served a very Boston Celtics and the Syracuse fully every Tuesday and Wednes­ completed its work - of drafting dent la, eligible tn enter an essay Nationals In which the Celtics day afternoons to complete her . . . a .s(|uaref|-off throat-line cthe fVrnatlnitlop of the United of not more than l.OOO words., There is evidence that blotting i nice lunch at the cafeteria. ^They romped to victory. After another paper w as made in England before I were also presented somb book- important part on the "High' U JUNIOR BOYS’ S(atea (1787). which must be received, in the New- nice supper, the team took in" the School WoiId." . . . s))fl, tajH'red toes . . . dis­ lo>ndnn office of thi l.,ebanon Foun­ other tjjies of paper were naade j lets about the Aetna In stan ce Co. finals between Dur/ee *nd Wester­ dation before May 25. there. J. D. ly. Durtee winning the New Eng­ Besides this typing Connie doe.s. Q. What event! were InrliidetT for the "World," she Ls csotam. o( appearing side.s, slim, skinn.v in the winter Olympics? land title'. Returning to the hotel, BOW TIES tha remainder of the night was the Majprcties, and particIpsTes Styled by "Courtly" A. Skiing, akatmg, bobsleding, continuslly in girls' sports. ftalian heels . . . a slender and hockey. MHS Stain (lliaiit|ii6fuilii|> llifln Train spent playing cards and giving Buzz Kteney a haircut The editors and reporters of the streak of fashion .designed to A tired group of fellows ai rlved ! are deeply in debt for sll the In youth Kfzea. 1 ■'{ to.20 at S 26.50 *nd up Q. In w^at coun'r? did the 5 0 ' back in-Mancheater at nooii on Sun-1 Connie has done on the feel like "gloves on your feet." Stud^t nizen. 17 to 22 at $ 3 1 .5 0 d up • • D • ciialonl of wearing bridal veils day and many were greeted b^’ , P*P*c- Also husky sizen, 12 to 20. originate? parent*. Avard Hueatis '56 Huri'v , Choose yours now! A The ciidlom originated .with Dale Brown. ‘87. I '.,'1 * ' YOUTHS’ Giv« Lovaly POTTED FLOWERS the ancient Greeks who Ihbiighl FELTtt ' HATS GARDEN SALES HAVE ALL YOUR that the veil wouhl he a protection TELEVISION— , ■ for the bride againal evil ..plrlta FRIEND OR FOE? BOW TIES FAVORITE FLOWERS IN FULL RLOOH flying arouiid during Ihe r.iarriage Ever since the advent of TV'. It Campus Sketches ^For junior boyd. r- ceremony. has been blamed for Just abinit "ITALIA" everything. How many time* have S 2 * 5 0 5 | . 0 0 SPECIAL FOR Q What major league record you heard the statement: Because vital StiUsllca; '8 feet 2, dark was equalled by Robin Roberta of of TV, our nstlon has forgotten blond hafr, brown'eyea. EASTER WEEKEND Philadelphia tn 195.')' how'*to read? This depicts the Moat Seen: With Evelyn. 10.95 b- aveiage American, adult dr child, Noted For: Having a seating Youth nizea. A. It wat ll)e sixth »ti sight ' LAKfi.K: I’OT year Roberta won 20 nr mpt;e as having cast aside all forms of problem in Ph.vales cls.ss: 'garnea. a^ feat a< coropliabed only literature In favor of watching 'P et Peeve: People who are late. M-m-m-m-m Fancy^ neckwear lif paneln by four other players in baaeball TV. If this were true, how would Ambition: Td bj an elementary .95 TULIPS $1,39 history Lefty Grove. Walter one account for the fact that, in achool teacher. Whet Celero! »2 or ntripen 50d ond $1.00. (Limited Siippl.i )—Reg. 81.88 Johnson, fiiriaty Malhew»on, and 1955. where there was five times as much TV to choose froni, there Vital Statlstica:, 5 feet 11. hazel .Mordecai Brown. Black Patent Colors are: Tan, brown, was more reading than before TV. eyea, brown wavy hair. fray, charcoal. V. in fact, than ever before In the his­ .Most Seen: In a pitk-up truck. ■ Black Calf - • r.4Lf'KAUED Q About how* many eggs does tory of our counWy? Although we Noted For: His nice smile: • Blark Suede HOSIERY a'pheasant lay to set on? may not realize It, the reason ran Pet Peeve: Girls that don't lijre Flax Calf White Dress A Erom aix to sixteen olive- be directly- attributed to TV It­ i to ride In trucks. Reil Calf I'tiff eggs NavvCalf •< For every boy to top off his Ivoiok At Our Large ROSEBUSH self. In our Increaafhg amount of Ambition: To lake pre-med at Sizes to 10 ensemble. spare time, we must • resoi t to ' the University of Vermont. K)oni li Bread Calf Selection Of ‘ Q Whst- was the rhief reason magazines and books to satisfy It. i * Wedgwood Blue Calf SHIRTS $U5 “ 6 *" $5,95 foi Ihe t’niteit .N’alions sending Certsiniy. then, the previously Vital Statistics: 5 feel 11, red ♦ yifuna Corkette AAAA to B widthj * Red S)iede-irhd Patent SPORT Reg. $1.40 Each laige armies into ."yorth Africa hfentioned ataterrtent should read hsir. baby blue e.ves. Several rollsr al.vle*. Regu­ Most Seen: With Sue. ♦ Gold Filigree and and-Italy dining Woild \%'ar II? Because of TV. our nation has lar or French 3 9 - A Cunt 10,1 of the Medilei i anean I learned how to read moi e. •.Voted For: Running around In P aten t' PEAT .MOSS, LI.ME, FERTIUZER. L.WV.N SEED .kea was regarded as necessary to Harold Larson '56 circles?? n These color* 12.93 to COATS victorv. Pet Peeve: People who won’t DO F iO rR E DRAWING admit they're wrong. S 2'50 _ $2.95 OPEN TILLf F.M. AUDAY SUNDAY Q When waa work begun on Alt classes In Art at MHS have Ambition: To be right:! and SLACKS the Washington Cathedral In Ihe been doing figure drawing*. Vari­ t . National Capital? , ous members of the classes have .Vltar'statlatics: 5 feet 2. hazel Hlse* 6 to , 14 and 12!] tn 7 9 < A Htye and fit .for tvtry A , In 1907. ■ It will probably posed while the student.* have ej-ea, light brown hair. 14)/^, Also r/Olorrd. boy. ... take diure than 60 years in all to made many .quick akelchea (In Ink Most Seen: Peggy Lane's Slrtry. Colton* an'ri nylon streteh. complete the structure. and In water color*) of the people ■ Noted For: Baby sitting. in many different positions. An ex­ Pep Peeve: People who'don’t do JUST SAY: hibit of some of- these sketches is their Own homework. Q When was Mammoth Cave Ambition: . To be a children's I In Kentucky discovered ? now on display In tha school BOVS' and library. nur**. 312 OAKUND ST. Ml 9af404 j A—In 1798. SdUpeter. which CEHOUSESSOM waa used to manufacturt gun­ ' Herald Photo Roberta powder, was mined there during' Co-CapUin Jon Harrison disruaaea on* of Ih# shooting, rule* from the official "Small Bbre Rjje, The nujnber Of people entering Lockwood, Bob Dona- U.S. mental hospitals rose from 85 hue, Dick Sherman, Dawns Rea- “CHARGE I F STUDENiTS' SHOP "tf It't fw Hit GarHtn. W t H «vt IF the War of it f . 'When the war Rule Book" to tea.mmalu pick Thoraell. .Tom-Baabjer and co-c*pUln Bob Miller. The quartet won the D u n D r o s . o a i z N s t a m p s . entiled the cave vira* opened to the |Conneettcut rifle rhampInnShlp last Saturday, and wga awarded the "Giant Jack L«cy SUta.Chantplon- per IO6.QP6 Jn 1881 to 111 per 100,- vial. *2* MAIN ST. — MANCHiSTBt public aa a show place. ship Trophy"’ which ha* now been MH? property for three .atralght year*. 000 In 1851, Sandy Stavanaon, '58. . \ ' '-f . i. I .V /> ^ •j -• .1 \ " / '

IfANCHEST^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY^ MARCH 30, 1966 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1958 PAGE SEVEN p A iik s ix -V Jury Co;nvict8 Six sonsbis America where people are n.ora I^^NATO had a%tr. at aay mora quickly, arid mora complete­ Plan Style Show 0>roner Blames Mancheater Mkh RctirM in ready to listen to anyone, no Crash Injures ' 'iWtrl|Mrtpr ly, than would d ^ r have been A Thought for TcNUy Drooclles MIXERS matter how radical . their be­ niomant, baan worth mora ^(han TO ASTH tS! Bpeed in Death In Smith Act Trial liefs, and form a concluolon after Columbia Driver Um papar It ii writla*. on. It haa jessed, from his saNy promise, By ROOBB PRICE At Y Wednesday hearing all sidea.” Chick McClure. . • ^Dettitig ifrraUi I ■ guaboam— Hamlltoa B^Mh baan. from tha atari, a apadal Obluiphia, J^rch 80 (Special) — .(Osatinued from Page One), Marder. father of two small Oolumbia, March 30 i Special You C o r Your THE HYMN FOR TODAY A new and delightfully different children, said he joined the Com­ amar*ancy ■ alUi^ca. orcaniaeil.. „ ' . \ Speed was Mamed today in the Frank Sorokolltr 35, of Oolumbia. Now *54 FbNTlAC SuMll Btr««f anainat one particular threat', and The h.vjnn lor today Whan I Sunday tlu Wondrous Cross wsq type'of fashion show for the 'YWCA eold he thought the trial was "a munist party after returning from Homemhksr's Holiday program IM CENTER death of Robert J. Roy, 31, Elm­ the Army. was injured during Isst night's dtatlned to weahan and aventually Open Forum written by Isaac Watta, on# of tha great hymn w-rilera political trial.” ORd flw,»RVICE th a t and baeed on Galatians 4:14! "God forbid-that I should jglory, will be prtsentefi next Wednesday' wood, a oervlceman, when the car "I Intend to do all I can to bgng ' "I felt that the Communis^ pasty storm after a car )ie wot drtyirtg goM ^th If of PuMUhcr* diaappadis.lf that particular threat The Hlmptaps Kite nave in the cross of eur Ixird Jesus Christ, b^^ whom tha world ia mjsrning. S:$0 to 11, at the Com­ he waa driving ran off the road on the evila of the Smith Act to the offerM the best program, to meet ran off Rt. 6 near Flanders Rd., IToHBdcd OctMNr 1. IM l the problems of ths i^urnlng ahould ever, avaporate. The lip- To the Editor. '--i, crucified unto me, and 1 unto the world." \ , munity Y, according to I'rs. Brneat Rt. • here near the Windham attention of the American people,” and overturned. ETcniBC Cle*M I recently made a .puTrltc, Im- Tremmel, 43 Coburn Ra., chair­ he said. veteran.” he said. 'x Pjbl^riM* tirrn 1Knttrt PtLjmbU In AdT«nco main free. And, although the Simpkins site for the new high THE WON. H. Rsiliy, fashion coordinator of age to' the front end of the car equally innocChl;'' the Bronze-Star for combat duty foh-Kaip lacerations at the Wlnd- P.uaalana can weaken It with their DROU8' CROSS Brown Thomson's In Hartford, would "tend to Indicate that the de­ In . l.anuOommunity Hospital and re­ n* Ttar ....- school. O N WHICH ^ArUivr Dnis Storts j Asked if he- still was a member leased. Moniiia ... . s.*o nniilaa. and even eventually make Now, I feel that my approach will change slmt>ly;_and inexpen­ ceased was traveling at a very of the Communist party. Marder ><> Monttaa . l.SO •hould have heen more mercenary THE PRINCE OF OL.ORY DIED, MY sively a costume that will take the rBOURS S A. M- to ll P. M,4 fast rate of speed.” Death Dii« to Accident Powers said i.e arrested Soruko- Mooth ... if disappear with their good con­ l b A b Ta 4b ib A A ▲ A sR i l aal^ he was sorry but he could give -Ir»eiu» ...... !W and callous. Yet the Simpkins site RICHEST GAIN I COUNT -BUT LOSS ■HI V. carer "roiind-the-cl6ch,” For the No other motor vehicles were in­ no direct answer. He said, how' lit on a speeding charge, and that Buvti* Copy .. •M duct, they would 1»e fools Indeed If s still the site to receive immedi­ AND POUR CONTEMPT ON ALL MY practical-minded, she will demon­ volved, Ackerman said, nor were San Francisco, March 80 (P)-— court appearance-Is scheduled Tor PRIDE . . WERE THE WHOLE REALM 'Clikt Potato Wearing Maacara’ ever: they did not know that unity, and ate approval. Comparing the You may not think so but the. strate how to bring last MaSon’a there any known witnesses to the "1 stand on thb’.sBme political A coroner's Jury decided yester­ April 3 in Columbia Jrstlce Court. THB 1fuJScSm:D*Pnta the will to be free, would corny to Simpkins site to the Mitchell site O F NATURE accessories into the present picture, accident. Roy died as a result of convictions npw that I stood on in day that Henry P. Talbot Jri. 26. ■ Tb« Aanclntod P tom •» MINE. ■I' H A T \ potato leads a wonderful life. It U»d t* tb« uM of r»puWic«tioB or tha surface again In an instant, from this point of view the un­ goes all over the world, meets as well as using new colors and skull fractures sustained in the ac­ 1946 when I joined the Communist son of Dr. Henry Talbot of West Cook diced celery just until now* dtailMcbc* crotfited lo tt. or biased facU are: initial purchase WERE A PRES. \ cident. Hartford, Cohn., died earlier this tender-crlap and drain; mix with given any overt RiM an act, or E N T. F A R Kings, Queens and wealthy Con- fashion trends. The model's . own party. . MIRRORS r*e» Mbl^Sr^ufd to price of the Simpkins site is $34.- greMfnen. It stays at the finest suit wUl be accessorized complete­ According to the. coroner the sur- "I believe that aoclsljsm is the m'onth as the result of an acciden­ another cooked vegetable ~ car­ «B« local nr«« puW ltM a\«;;: any reversal of present Russian T O O SMALL; tal fall while walking aibhg a cliff rots, peas or snap beaps — for . All rifbto ol rapubllcation of tpoclal 000 compared with $75,000 for the LOVE SO hotels and gets closer to girls like ly, with shoes, hat, gloves and bag. „ face of the road was covered with answer to the world's problems. 4Up«t^«s hweln ar« aloo rtoerTM lullabies. .Mitchell site. Estimated develop­ Nancy Berg and Grace Kelly than At the conclusion of the demon­ about.half an Inch-df alush at the ' "I would like to see'a calm, res- over Ocean Beach. variety. ment costs (made by disinterested, AMAZING, SO time. Evidence at the scene, Acker­ AUTO GLASS "J\iU atrrlct clltnt of N. E Srrf- DIVINE, DE- I ever will. Of course, the price it stration, Mr,,. Reilly wilt artswer ler. Inc. professional engineers I for the pays for all this fun la to be boiled, questions on personal wardrobes. man paid', indicated that the car - ■ Thr \ .Mitchell site will be $70,000 gr*at- M A N D S MY Membert of the YWCA who will had struck a highway post, glanced Bmu*Mat”»ws Bpo^rAnw^__ |- Two Foreign Polidea K O U U MY : fried or baked, biiU \(e humans off and hit three more posts, D rtrnii anil Bontoa. Ihan those for the Simpkins LIFE, MY ALL. \ don't end up so good either. Pojta- model for this affair include Mrs. FURNITURE TOPS AUDIT BUREAU OF We were wondering how long site. Total difference $111,OOi}. toes never have mental problems Simone Zollo, Mfa. Vivian Geno­ knocking them down. CntCULATIOb’S • The car then spun around id the American labor's new organlratlon The Rockville-Vernon Taxpayers and no one ever says anything vese and Mrs. Elaine Taylor. • OpsesUp Tb* Herald Prltitlnt Company Ii* . Assn, claim that there wifi be ad Sponsored by the Manchester Council of Churches against therii (except maybe a few A coffee hour will be enjoyed t«sp(M4-Up N«m Nell road coming to rest in -the opposite aaeomea no financial reapoiialbfllty for unity could aliuid the strain im­ dlttonal bus transportation costs from 9:30 to 10, and the program lane. The coroiler theorized that erooeraabical errors appeanna In so. fattiesi. Sometimes I wish I were • HsIptDnrOplhMov Just after the second Impact the LA WHITE GLASS CO. posed by some of the utterances at the Simpkins site. Right ndw 5Srt5Sm?nU and o®r ^dlna matter a potato,' but that would mean I'd will be from 10 to 11. Hjere wlll.be Newl driver was thrown through the car / OPEN DAILY 5 A. M. TO S F. M. ^ Ths HanchMter Gening Herald. of labor’s new top man, and now this is true Ihere.^ will he one but Cyprus were reported» urging have to have all my suits cut the .usual nu.sery for pre-school . INCLVDINO SATURDAY load more needed for trsn-sporla- Gunman WoundR • AiiMWeitc Te Kill window and down an embank­ Display adverUein* rlostag houre: tlie polite spilt haa come. authorities t<> hold off the curfew down,'SO I gmess J better stick to children. The puhllr Is .Invited to ment, where he waa found. RISSELL ST. Ml 9.7322 Ibr Kondav—1 p.m. FJ-lday. Uon at axost of $1206 per annum. so they can go to church. The'' being what A am. Whatever that this program, for which a small fee "After inquiry; Inveatlgatlon and mi fy.r Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. , Georpe Meany, the president of By the time the high school build­ (Cypriot Officer 400,000 Orthodox Greeks on Is. will be charged. Sbr Wednreday—1 p. n»_Tufadst, the- new combined A.F.L.-C.1.0.. Ml MAIN STREET Inquest, I find that the death of Fter T haradaw -l p itj- Rednreday. . ing is completed this will no lon­ Cyprus will observe their Easier -V Roliert J. Roy was not cauaed by For Fridav-1 p. m. Tbj^av h«*. since hla election, seemed to ger be true. It will be elimlnatsd. Ma.V 0- Most of the Island's 100.000 WELDON DRUG CO. Nicosia, Cyprus, March 30 (IP).- the criminal act, omission or care­ ' . • , Herald Photo, Fbr 84fttroa>'—‘1 p »• Fridiv cohc.fntrate on rather violent pro- Has anyone considered the Inle'r- Ttirhs arc Moslems. lessness of any other person or per- *CTaaained deadfin*- lO JP s m »acS cat that will have to be paid on An unknown gunman gravely Rockville, Maroh 80 (Special) —-Members of the Rockville dav of pubUcaUon aacept Saturday — nouncSmenla In tha field of for­ tons," Coroner Ackerman con­ Chamber of Commerce todsi^r paid a surprise visit to George L. f A m. _____ ■ the aforemeritloned $111,0007 It wounded a Greek Cypriot police­ cluded. eign policy. . The moat violent of lIndrrM4>o4l tu Shift Plant O'Bricne who retires today as manager of the White, Corbin and Ck>. S T IL L T IM E Friday, March SO amounts to $81,441.82! Quite a bit man tiorlh of Nlcoala today. It h.s many pronouncements was one of transportation! Within one dlvlaion of the United States EiiiAlope Co., ofetr serving in that ca­ mile, walking distance lo the marked the first serious violence New Hartford, March 30 iJP)—i pacity'for 15 years. Here. O'Brien (left) congratulstee his succes­ ' Melt lK.U December, when he charged Simpkins site, there are now four after more than 48 hours of rela-, Underwood Corp. announced yesj sor, William J. 'Cullinone. Springfield, Mass. O'Brien, a Manchea- that hlehni of India and Tito of lerday it waa moving Ita branch ter resident, lives at 44 Elberta Rd. Easter Flowers Iceland la a small place, with a developments in progress, Check live calm on this troubled Brlrt.sh Ruth Miltett TO HAVE YOUR X Yugoslavia were "aides and allies operation here to Hartford. The gmall naU\’a population, and there­ with- your building inspectors and island colony in the east Mediter­ company aaid it has offered its 250 Communism In fact and in af locate the school population cen­ ranean. ia, or how carefully her clothes fore especially conscious lof alrang- workers jobs-at the Hartford plant. feci If not In diplomatic verbiage.' ter In four years. In four years, Ftumors spread that the Britlsji^ Keep tile Brain ghcerclsMl flatter her figure, if she isn't think­ •ra In lU midst. And atranRers, Without and additional child mov­ might clamp a curfew on Cypirns In production here are parts for Open Forum TULIPS, LILIES, HYACINTHS Reading this statement, and other portable typewriters and olh^r In Order to Stay Young ing for herself and learning and BO matter they are, ran be ing Into the West side of town, Easter Sunday. April 1 also njjfrks One of the best ways to stay growing as a person she is getting ______,■ EASTER SUIT samples of Meany wisdom on.for- 45''r of tjie high school popula­ the anniversary of the start of the btis'iness machines. The compapy ANnr SIZE irrges Y'ea Y’ole wearing. • . said the factory here will be kejit young la to continue to uae the old. X CINERARIAS, Etc. eipn policy, one could not escape tion will be from the West side. underground rebel Eoka's bloody I.F.CTURF.R .Almlem Wasting of Time la Aglqg To the Euitor, That probably la one part of the Taxpayers, don't throw away campaign for union with Greece. on a standby basis to handle woj-k brain, sa.va a University of Michi­ As an Improvement Association wondering, all along, if Meany's from federal defense RALPH CASTLE. C.S. gan psychologist. Most middle-aged women today explanation for tha vote of Ice- almost $200,000 for the sske of A similar Islandwide curfew la.st BELVEDERE, CALIFORNIA Picture Tube have con.siderable time on their we wish to congratulate the Rock- Janda parliament, aaking that sudden concentration on foreign building on the East aide of town Sunday - - Greek independence day however. The shift was expected to This, k seems to me, Ls'the best villt Vernon Taxpayers Assn, for take from six lo nine Tnonths. Un- "how to stay young" advice ever (lands. A L T E R E D (FREE) A D A M HATS Vnited a u u s troops b# withdrawn policy, right after his election aa rather than on the West aide. Save — forestalled feared demonstra­ Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother’ Church, If they piddle' it all aWay by their open forum of March 29, also head of the new combined labor your tax dollari and vote NO to tions afld. violence. derwfKid is one of the town's ma­ offered. A woman shoiildn't fig­ to congratulate the Boaro of Fi­ Tournaud's Greenhouse from Iceland. The First Church of Christ, Srientist, Boston, Massachusetts. ure it is for men only. ' aimless shopping, card playing and organization, waa not something rescind the vote tot the Simpkins However, British civilians on jor Industries. $00.95 nance I'or trying to save taxpa.vers Tabbed for leadership la the' But other reasons were frank­ For too long women have, been gossiping, no amount of time and Eostpr Parade of osea's 131 LAKE ST. M l 3-7662 site. money spent on their looks is going money. Wr urge everyone to sup­ ly advanced In the course of the destined to drive into revolt and . Mrs. Kran Kilpatrick. Subioct: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Tho Low Govom- depending on beauty shops, dreas port them by voting yea. FOR EASTER WEAR hats. Smart, new numbers -shops, and reducing salons to keep to keep them young. d e ^ e on th# vote, and they re­ protest Meany's one rival for Kranlyn Acres. ing Tnit Sclf«Exprossion We are now shooting for our laclndlor Uxbtwelgbta In Urn preatigis and influence, the man TalcoUxille, Conn. them young. What will keep them,young is to fnvered llgnter tones and flect the state of the world more IncIudM installation, plus tax. 1,000th member ahd ere now ready slimper ahapeo. who.had consented to tske second / A slim figure, a becoming ha.lrdo read to learn, to go back to school to keep two or three persona from than they raflecl anything In Ice­ ‘Odorous O ealuirs' oiKTrYAx- A -IS 10-C Bushncll Memorial Hall Guaranteed fqr 1 year. and careful make-up, plus a flatter­ instead of playing cards all day. to running onr finances in a town spot^n ths new organization In or. WESTOWM SLNDA\, April 1, 19..6 ,^,ayette .square ing wardrobe,, can make a woman pitch In and do community work, land in particular. To the Editor. CALL "PETE” WILSON meeting. Yet, the voting ma­ Iceland,.' k' binall nation in the der to make the merger posslbla. The federal government’s recent 3 P. M. Hartford, Connecticut. seem younger than she is at a cas­ to develop new skilla, and to keep chines are t'ne ecTneated ,vay to r . v S h a s h a c t ual glance. - themselves well Informed about gaographie. middle between the One wondered, in short, how action against the Dally Worker M l 9-5B50 settle all Important issues. Smee long Walter Reuther, the former is indeed encouraging If not long FIR ST A.ND SECOND CHURCHES OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST’ , But once she'Opens her mouth, What Is going on In the world. the itatemt.nt in Tne Herald, page tW’O world miUtary tl*nU, feela 459 Hartford Road-a-(Corner of McKee)—TeL MI 9-9946 a woman, like a man. ia not .young­ If it ia to stay young and alert, head of the C.I.6., and always very overdue. .What special privileges HARTFORD, CONXECTIGL'T. Service t!alls two,-March 2j, U la about-time 'that it has a lot to lose and'little should this anti-Ahierican. Com­ Day or Night $2.95 er than her ideas, her interest in the mind has to- be- us^. And It we the taxpayers run-our own town DOLLAR DAYS to gain from aatablishihg Itaelf aa broad.nUndad and intelllgdifit and munist 'publication enjoy? The Only The Best In life, her enthusiasm and her knowl­ is a woman’s mind—not her face— finances. a battle station for one of' the \daionary In his foreign policy Daily Worker has always, been an edge of the world about her. ,. that really tells the world whether Vemon Taxpayers Bureau she is young and alert and eager giants. At the same time, It Ideas, could ait still and taka the InslrumenV of the forcFs within our Candy For Easter The minute a womap loses In- and. Improvement Assn. Meany moronity. boundaries dedlcsled tci the over­ tere.st In everything but her pwn or a has been who is just marking ' ■ / argues with Itself, In the attempt throw and destruction of Amer­ small, personal world, she begins time. The U.S. Airforce is studying to justify Us 0W71 wishes, that the Now .the'open sign of such revolt ica. CANDY CUPBOARD EOCS Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: . to age. (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ use of mothballs on coastal air­ kind of base it haa been providing appeari. Mr. Reuther. President It It now Imperative that there No matter how unllned her'face ice, Inc.) ports to discourage seagulls. Beaupre Motors for US is no longer important, in' Meany's vice president, is going be a full expuaure of every single trsitor who aids and finances the Yes, Mothers and Dads,, . we do know how. the world of longer range bombers abroad. He is going abroad to, of y4^*-45e-y2“ '69c-“ '*1'” alt places, India. publication of .this Red-slanted 2 -PANTS , APSIlZMlto arSILtMlONLV Br.d long range miaallcs. sheet. Let's have the true names, But It waa alao aald, In the dc- In preparation for this trip. Ji aliases, and backgrounds of sit railed S' press conference in New these pdiiroiis creatures published. PALMER NOVELTIES kate, that this move was being fa Widths THIS IS WHAT YOU^ vored because of the easing of York the other day. lirnadCBsl and televised ih'rnughoiit AI,L DEIJCIOilS MILK CHOCOLATES At thia press confertmie he America. It might cause many FAMOUS TRIOS ...... 89c and $1.35 Poll “ 'Parrot from FSEE ntONT poos SARKINe SL'AZA AT "THE nSST' world tension following the Gene red faceif in high circles but ail A to E. RECEIVE FOR ONLY, va conferences of last summer. said: loyal pafrioUc Americans, are en­ RABBIT.IN.SHOE...... 89e HOI » •; k t 9 ' < » S e. ' MAKES SEGrULAR THRIFT EASIER THAN EVER There, of cours#, we have the "I respect Mr. Meany's point of titled lo see the complete roster JELLY BEANS ...... Lb. 39c key reaaon Why Iceland wants \llew, but I disagree with it. I of these present day traitors in our sincerely believe India and - the midst. 5 Days Only ‘'Tte'e tttxin its close military asso­ Sincerely youis, ciation ^'ith us. leadeis of India are irrevocably Frank I!. Lupien ' KAMOrs RIIANUS BOXED CANDIES When the a ^ shines from Rua- dedicated to finding a deniocratU till-T WRAPPED FREE Complete lubricstion of all fittings, PLUS inspection of I kt*. It melta tne cold war alliances aolution to. India's basic prob The United States is one of the CANDY t TPROARD — srilKAIT'S o SHOES .50 7 lubricoil in the transmission, rear axle and steering gear, I very few countries where most of W H ITM A N ’S •gainst Itussiq. lems." • 881 M A IN ST PLUS inspection of power steerini^ level, carburetor a irj So the second Irt command is go- the railway mileage is privately OUR BUSINESS" < Iceland ipay have wanted us owned. lIALLhlAKK CAKD.S , MANCHESTER ii.g to India, and to friendly asso­ "F in iN G IS THVIE’S cleaner, battery water, radiator coolant, PLUS lubricate | ' .«ut, anyway, but the .eason Ice­ water pump, generator, distributor, hood latch hinges land d^cs aak us to get out Is be­ ciation with the Indian leader Complofo and Prompt Proscription Sorvico er-uae Iceland feela safe in doing whom the first In command in WORSnDS . . SHARKSKINS . FLANNELS m d springs, door hinges, striker plates and rotor wheels American labor terms little better . *0 . WroHqht Iron Railings ENLARGEMENT PLUS your car is swept out front and rear, windshield | The aafer nations feel, the lest than a. Communist. It rsHier cleaned inside and out, PLUS a few more items which looks aq If, on some phases-of for­ Porch Columns WESTOWM Cloae they, feel to. us. Picture your small FREE RAINCOAT always goeq with the Beaupre service. This request from Incjand t# eign policy, American labor haa VALLEY WELDING CO. ^ • p h a r m a c y iq;>ectacular, but it is,' of course, rival leadfrshlj^ again. Now that For Free Estimate Call son as you hope to with Roeh wit purchosBd today or tomorrow not the only piece of' resUveness Veahy has flushed Reuther out In Olastonbury ME 8-9^18 -159 Hartford Road— (Corner of McKee)—Tel. Ml 9-9916 see him at 18, on within the North Atlantic Treaty the open, we ahall see whether hC\ the threshold of Organisation, which we originally tolerates views contrary to his manhood, You vvill Created aa a military front against own, or tries to crack the whip.. want him lo have Russian aggreasion. Denmark, for educational Instance, has’Juat been \^ined and 358 EAST CENTER STREET—Ml 3-1131 dined In Moacow, and la more de­ Matching Kefauver opportunities. termined than'ever that it shall Even before he was defeated In SPACE SAVING . . VERSATILE Whether he does not -automatically be Involved in Minnesota, Adlal .Stevenson had ’ $ . . . the year to FIX or not depends auiy-East-West trouble that starts, made notaple contesalons’ to what 5 largely upon tills despita Denmark's member- were considered the advisable MODESTLY PRICED what you do in the ship in NATO, Greece, angry strategies of the political game. years between. About Cyprua, is perfectly 'willing But his voluntary descent from his ■ 1 4* U take Its anger out on NATO. ' egg-head " pedestal did not result Star) saving lor him now, and add to it regularly. Preaident Gronchi of Italy came to in any notable increase in hi. cam­ Be sure lo have the money when it’s needed. TOPCOATS ' this country and complained pial paign inagnellsm. Rather, he be­ KNARF’S NATO was outmoded In that it gan to wear the tragic atmqsphere Semo with lip-lininig— ALL of high>grad« was toci atricOy mlliUry. Fram e of a good man. deliberately pre­ . • 1 importod fabrics. Coots, you'd oxpoct to MARKET keeps tranaferrinjg NATO troops tending - lb. be cheaper than he pay $65 for! w# helped equip to North Africa. was. t Has One Of The . without so much as asking-NATO Now, in California, SteVenaon • - $ $$$$$s$ssss$$ssss Approval for its action. Portugal apparently feels forced to com­ f ■ 4 ia Buppqsedly a hard and fast plete his supposed metamorphosis. .50 Largest Selections Tsiember of NA’TO, but Secretary !io eats two luiifhe.’, within ^30 *• SAVINGS DEPOSITS 0f State Duliea apparently found minutes of one another, one with Begotiations for our lontimied use a Negio lady his'managers asked receiveci O N or BEFORE ^ - ef Portuguese bases ao'-formldablc to sit next to him for the photog-- he felt required to come out for raphei s, in order lo be moi e of a Portugal in the dispute with India -man of the people. He goei> down April 5th . vi FREE RAINCOAT E A m R •ver Goa. tht, tttreel wlUi his hsnu out- with 'Mch topcoat purcbosod Many factors play a part in all stietched, Kefauver style. He . is WILL DRAW INTEREST these sitqaUons. But the key rsA- a hail fellow well met, and he-give.s today or tomorrow. Aon such factors are allowed to thq crowd.s he gets sharp, biting FLOWERS.. • pi*y A part, and are not restrained, attacks on his upposUlon, Demo- from April 1st ^ LIUES — HYDRANGEAS — GARDENIAS ia that nations feel sgfer, and ciatic or- Republican, ilis erst­ Need more handy storage space? therefore freer to follow their own while glory, which - was that he CINERARIAS — GLOXINIAS — A21ALEAS likes and dialikes and .. hims, I sometimes tried to discuss issues Take one bedroorii wall; add eabinets and - r Here’s modern furniture so designed $ s $ $ $ $ $ s s s $ $ s $ s s s CALADIUMS — DAFFODILS — HYACINTHS tbnt many of the space-.saving picce.s e Until this phase of the cold war. sciloualy and moderately .has now drawer units by Bilt-Wrll . . . and you’v'e BEGONIAS — PHILODENDRONS -r MUMS It didn’t make much diffeience liecxmie a luxliry. The thing to do solved a storage probleni . . . added bcajdty can be used anywhere in the home. what miatakM we might’make, pi i’, to he a crowd-pleaser. like Ke­ and convenience, f«o. with the bijr, luxurunis Made of solid Virgin elm-in a mellow 6 ^ , c8»** BRANDY DISH GARDENS — FANCY DISH What Inatincta-'for disunity there fauver. lhi.s is a mixture of built-in dre.s,sinfr table. lawn.\'-tone Dulii.x finish! G A RD EN S — TULIPS — POTTED RO SES 18-inch "Three Drawer Buffet 118.00 ■ .______were withih the naUona of. the tragedy and (omedy. Tlie l omedy 3 3 west. Any time oor umty seemed comes from Stevenaon'a effoi'ta to We re loaded with ideas like these for mak­ ‘28-inch Glass t'hina (on buffet) 62.00 to be slipping a bit, Russia would pretbnd he is somebody he is not. ing our home a Ijetter place in which to live, Chests (left of buffet) each . . 62.00 OPEN TONITE ond SATURDAY TILL 10:00 something that would shock The tragedy is that the game ol Rookshcjvos. cedar closets, corner cabinets Extension Table, 36 x 73 inches'. 99.50 Averybody’ back Into unity again. politics has been able to tauntifU and and mantels; window shutters . to mention Spindle-back Arm Chairs .... 36.50 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY TILL 9 P.M. a few. Ideas are free for the asking- Come in (milvert attic ,$pacc to Spindle-back Side Chairs .... 27.50' FIRST NATIONAL BANK Some piece of Russian boldness or ! t**se and defeat SlevensCm into 30.50 tlirent was always rescuing the such a conscious, dehbei'.,te effort tomorrow! ' i smart bedrooms. Drop-leaf Table (to left) ..,..,112.00 For The Best, free world from Its own divisions lo be s.(>|iiebody oilier than him­ Side Chairs (shown to left) .. 30.50 FORMAL See— . and Jealousies. self. Tlie game, we All know, is OF MANCHESTER R E ^ / I L .. .But now, for some time, the savage and powerful, ana there OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS WEAR Russians have been refusing to ere few men who, on :p l it, will At WntkiLs you'll see Bud- ‘A (JRE.ATER BANK FOR GREATER MANCHESTER” Bloks this kind of mistake. The rot cheapen themselves in the getrend for every room in MEN'S SAC^PS FOR HIRE the home in a big choice of R e a d y to S e r v e Y o u teith. the Bent in R a n k in g ^ KNARF’S unity Uifjr cpuldn't budge with •quest, of s victory. I^erhaps, ih 907 M A IN ST. — W ELDO N BUILDING threats luid blows is now inevit­ UiA end, we are reduced lb. the IHcces. Ea.sy Terms ar- -ranged. MKMBER FEDERAL DEPOHIT INSURANCE CORPORATION $32 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ably growing weaker under their process of measuring me,i by the A SUPPLY C0.S..B0L7ON NOTCH •milea and - blandishments and extent and duration of the reaiit- "AT THE GREEN" /^ P R C f* ' o^.Manche-dte'u (rsa t shows of reasonableness. sres' they demonstrate, it is just ■ Wa mighl^ worry over ail this that Stevenson has surrendered ,1.. ■t I. \ r ■V" V -■ - ■H-f- . I 1 / ■ /-I ■ , • ' ■ F A G E ^ IG R T MANCHESTER pVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 80. 1966 PA G BN nm \ Istratlon wantd, and Ui« Hons# Treasury ihowa a aurplua on June Ike Aides Dispute A Naughty Easter Bunny? Covenlry Congress’ Record Ways and Means committea has 30, the closing di!ys of the sesslutt Family Demands ALL ^She^ll Live^ Says Warden Firato Named Blast TeaY K Hole r.pproved, a bill to a'Jthortae U.S. m ay,, bring a tax cut benefiting • J o in Shows Little Done participation In thil World Organ­ mainly lower Income groups. Mussolini’s Body Chiang, RedTrade Tolland. March 30 (Special) In Side of Tanker ization for Trade Cooperation, in­ Civil Rights; The administrallort NEW Of Dog Rescued from Pond What might have been an ( Agreement on Salary Rates volved In this is the pcrcnrilal bat­ 56 (Oenttaued (reo> Page Oaa) empty-handed Eaater Bbmny To New Post In 90>Day Session has postponed- several times the Roms, March 30 (IPI—Bsnlto (OeatiBued from Page Oae) tle between high tralff^and low submission of a detailed program brmte tnro windows In the Town — - - ' If tariff groups. / Mussolini's famlljr sajrs It is prs* is Rated FIRST Line Oarage laat night and ran Harry J . Firato of 99 Plymouth Held Possible by Teachers (OoaUMied from Page One) which has been premised: Some paring to sus tns ItiUlan govtm- about 1300,000 from . 'Taiwan blast and 191 Are shot out over Aid to EMucationr' The House H ^ se members are pushing a (Formoaa) to Hong Kong, which off with two boxea of choco­ Lane la one of four offlclala of the water a\l away from the In- ment to demand the Jwdy of the lates. age Ac^, a bill to extend the school Rules committee Is sitting on a pvkage bill which would contain Fascist dictator, hidden for -11 for Performance! presuOMbly wont to Communist Arrow-Hart A Hegeman Electric Aammable installationa along the Coventry, March 30 (Special) — bill to provide federal flnabcia) ma-i among other things new guaran­ China." ■ John -NoyeA owner, reported dock. Pratir. partpr Maakkanr A deciaion in the current aalary milk program, aet^eral measures years In a secret grave. Co. of Hartford whoae promotions Commiaaioned sistance to public achools. The tees of the right to vote. Senate n Duce’s youngest son, Romaho ■EE MANT NEW 1858 ZENrlll BIODEL8 AT TTio State Department aald the theft to State Police at the The tanker was taking oh kero­ • .. UaciaM am h . battle between the Coventry Teach. providing federal loans and credit Stafford Springe barracks thia were announced by Jhe compeny to areas hit' by dissaters, a biH measure Isn't likely to emerge prospects for any such blit are Mussolini, said In an Intervlsw Hoover’a 12,050.000 figure was for today. sene at a dock from the huge 5 **** • • • era' Aaan. and the Board o{ Educa­ . all of calendar 1955. IV aald that- morning. fta ih ly ^ a a continuing the federal polio vac­ from committee unless t>ere can slim. '> with the Rome newspaper II-Tem­ Firato, who la now serving hla Humble refinery—-one of the tion la expected Tueaday, Edward ! be an agreement—not now sighted Potterton's explained the differente belwedn Trooper Johh Prior aald noth­ world's largest when the- blast X>«iiy Qaaaal n avn Sr Voile, preaident of the teahchera' cination program, and a bill re­ po today that' the suit would bt third term as a member of Man- re era «t.., to prevent It from becoming the filed by hla mother, Donna 188 OENTEE ST. MANCHESTEE it and the $1,300,090 reported by ing In the building.—other than ripped a hole 12 feet wide and 30 unit, aald last nisht. vising the formula for taxation of Six Doga Attack Doe cheater'a Board of Directors, has • m*. MATIONAl SAIIT OUtia eiVIlOAMINT CO. insurance companies.' - vehicle for an antlsegiegatlotr Rachele Musaollnl, “Unleis the Holliater for the first eight months the candy counter—appeared to feel deep, extending from the At a apecial meeting yesterday,; of 1965. i the teachers appointed Robbins t Johnson Hhous Kecord fight. Oongrctslonal leaders are government returns ths body have been touched. water line to the deck, on the star­ convinced any bill including a ban Bristol, March 30 fiFi—The dog soon." . Law . Bans Red Trade board aide of the tanker. Humble D H I R y g U H N Barstow’, of the Connecticut Edu-' .Senate Democratic leader Lyn­ warden' said jleiterday that six ration Assn., to represent them in' don B. Johnson of Texas produced Cn aid to segregated schools would Mussolini's burial placs has btsn Nationalist China hotf had since offlclala declined to estimate the 488 HAnTPOBD ROAD touch off a Senate filibuster. wild dogs attreked 100-poiind one of Italy’s best kept'ssdrsts to 1901 a Mw banning alli ehipments loss but a crew mentber aald the 807 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST the salairy schedule controversy. statistics . yesterday to show the doc and aeriousl’' Inji ted It yester­ The Connecticut.Education Assn. Is ' Senate had passed 412 bills Highways: A'De.uncratlc-backed keep it from becoming a shrine' to Red Oiina or tbe Soviet bloc. Federal Warrant damage to the' tanker was ‘'heavy" .an advisory or(anizatton for teach-' through Wednesday, as compared substitute for a bill pas led last day, and a policeman was called for diehsrd Fasciits. The Nationalist China customs of­ with the ship's plates torn and era' groups. with n o for about the same date year by the Sena.e to set up a to shoot it dead. The doe was at­ The bullet-riddled body was fice, on which Holliste^ dei'ends Awaits Armstrong bent. Voile said Barstow's declston. for ; I a year ago. Most of them, of long-term federal highway pro­ tacked in woods a' out a half mile hidden on government qrder after for the Formosa figures In his ,* The Injured crewmen were Chief from the rcsUlenlial dIrlHct. report, recorded no exports to Mate Howard McCartney, 31, of 16 or against the teachers’ request, 1 course, were minor.. ' gram Is lieing held up ii. the Houtle It was cut down on April, 1945, Alexander Armatrong, 22, of 4 would be regarded as final. Ibe j. Sen. Bender iR-Ohioi railed this Public Works mml.tee. There I- from a filling station on ths but- Communist China. But for the Sidney St., Lowell. Mass., and qi:EV ROWLA first eight months of lOOC it listed Mint! Court, awaiting Hartford Seaman Jack I. Motro, 48, of 176 town's S3 teachers have consistent-1 ; the ''most do-nothing Congress I s disp.ite over crediting half a skirts of Milan. Partisans hung D Cpunty Superior Count trial on )y refused a saliu'>’ schedule offered: j do7.cn stales with Rinda they have Duce and hla mistress, Clarstta $1,300,000 In Red Chlnaj Imports, Eighth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ever sal in. " Sen. Morse (D-Orei Bflwling In the Merchant’s charges of breaking' and entering ONE HOUR for calendar 1954 a total iof 3,400,- Both were injured when they by the Board. j disagreed with Bender. already spent to build toll roads Petacci, by their heels after they and theft of a motor vehicle, hat 'Voile added that the teacher's i which arc to he part of the Inter­ League last night Adolph Qiiey put were shot trying to slip out of 000. for Calendar 1953 si total of jumped from the blazing ahip to Morse also told the Senate he together strings of 147-138 and been charged with violation of the dock 30 feel below. McCart­ would drop their request for higher! doea not agree with the views of state highway system. Italy. $5,800,0v0 and for calendar 1952 a pay on Barstow’s recommendation. I 115 for a fine 400 triple score. total of $9,700,000. Federal probation. . ney suffered' a compound fracture “some llberala'' who, he said with­ Social Security; A House bill to Presumably only ths Italian Richard Godwin,-chief probation If he believes their case against { Also in the same league Al C^owles Ministry of Interior, the former Hoover and the other officials of the left leg. Motro complained the Board is valid, they will tak e' out naming them, have been “caa- lower from 65 to 62 the sge at pinned a 363, George Palmer 138- officer of the U.S. District Court of aevere abdominal pains. ligattng " Johnson for his rdurse of which women may draw- retire­ police chief of Milan, and a Ro;- who testified before the subcom­ for Connecticut, aald today the MARTINIZiNG the next step in the Impasse pro-1 3.54 and Ken Seaton 163. Best Donald Ayers, 22, Htllaadale, action al thl.s sc.aaion, .Mor.sc said ment benefita and tO*proVlde bene- man Catholic priest know where mittee argued the 1954 trade curb Federal warrant charging Arm­ cedure requested by them la st; scores in the Perfume League In­ Mussolinrs body was buried. relaxation was the best deal that Va., escaped uninjured by Jump­ m week. Johnson has "kept llic pressiiic" ! fils for disabled workers at the cluded Helen McCann 119-338, strong was issued yesttrday^by ing Into the channel and Petty 201. Confer Sf. — Oppeslfo the P T O ffka on the Senate to get its work done. i ago of .50 is under stud^’ by the Claretta’a body xvas reburied In could be made to prevent the Judge J . Joseph Smith of the U.S. The Impasse was requested on Amy Pirkcv 129-336 and Betty Rome March 10 after being moved whole control s>'Stem from collaps­ Officer Samuel P. McRoberts, 60, die grounds that two salary pro­ Tentatively billed as the first ' Senate Finance ronimittee. The Ku.smik 115-326. District Court at Hartford. a crew member whose home la In Thomas F. Morlarty ■ adminlat ration oppoaos those fea- from a hidden grave near Milan. ing. The warrant will be filed at the posals offered by the teachers had major measure when Congress re­ Hoover yesterday handed the Baytown, reached aafety by alld- There Is Still Time been rejected by the Board, and convenes la the contidvcrsial farm I tiires of the rricasiire. whose fate County Jail, where Armatrong la Ing down a hawser line to the Thomas F. Moriart.v. son of Mr. subcommittee for Its., confidential being held in lieu of $3,(K)0. bond, that no agreement was In sight. snd Mrs. Thomas Moriarly, 9 bill. The basic Issue here Is i I" unccrlain. Democratic leaders Information only doci'.ments giving dork. Moat of th#' 42-man crew For Your Easier The B ^ rd rejected the request In Whether Iheri shall be high rig id ' are pushing II. to act as a detainer Strickland St., was commissioned OF MANCHESTER details of the scope of the agree­ Herald Photo, was on shore leave. that “an Impasse does not exist p^lce supports for farm products, Housing: Tlie .Senate Banking FLETCHER GLASS CO. Godwin explained that If Arm­ The cause of the blast was un­ Dry Cleaning since no 'itontcacts have bMn of­ an ensign in the U.S. Navy yes­ Mitchell ment. The group promptly handed Harry J. Pirate terday at ceremonies at the Naval a'a favored by most Democrats, or committer i.s considbriOg a general them back, after Sen. McCarthy strong is released under bond, he determined. The kerosene was fered.” flexible supports as advocated by housing hill. The administration 9-7879 will immediately be served with been named to take over the pro­ being pumped Into a wing tank Impasse Explained Officers' Training School, New­ 188 W EST MIDDLE TUBNPIKE (R-W is), Its senior GOP r.iembet;, / WITH OUR port. R. I. the, administration. Several other seeks authority to build 35,000 new said "1 will inake public” any such the warrant and forced at once to duction schedules In the coinpany's with a capacity of 3,000 barrels and H ow ler. Voile said the teach­ Cewxee a a Graduation formalities t o t Mori- laauea are likely to keep the farm , public housing units annually dur- CXIRNER DURANT ST. document av;IIable to him. appear In Federal Court on the four Hartford p\gnta aa well as in Gordon L, FSrned, Humble plant ers yesterday received contracts fighthl, flaring. ' I Ing the next two years. Key probation violation charge. . a branch in Danlelaon. manager, said only a few hundred and have 30 days to accept or re­ arty's class took place at the Other major I FleMliif tt IviWt New? Uter? “If our allies, as the evidence ONE HOUR SERVICE school this morning. He has. thcr major mcasiirea in the Dcmoci ats arc holding out \ for, Ne w .LARGER QUARTERS Indicates, are shipping war ma­ Police said ‘Armstrong’s moat The othei” appointments, as an­ gallons had been pumped Into the ject them. offln;9g\.all potential trouble spots ! ,5fl.0(KI units annually. ' Cepe U end eik fer tfclt recent -troubles began Monday nounced by P. J . Sullivan, execu­ tank when the explosion occurred. ON PREM ISES According to a Working Rela- studied there since last November. PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING terials to Soviet Russia, 1 could include these; Postal Rates: The Hou.se Post Uekfc le eeler, end i«eH • night when he and Charles Water­ tive vice preaident of the firm, In­ A super-tanker, thb 20,000-ton tiohk Gomirrtttee of Boards of -fid*^ Following a thorl furlough. not conceivably keep them secret man, 21. of 25 Min. St., took a Morlarty will take an 8-week Foreign Aid: The administration Office committee is ( onsidering the AUTO GLASS INSTALLED from the American taxpayers who volve Fr^ erick A. Lindquest and Esso Florence, had' pulled in im­ OPEN DAILY 7 A.M.-7 P.M,—THURS. f* 9 P.M. ucatio'n and Teachers' Organiza­ wants Mmosl 35 billion in new sp- administration’s request for gen­ Me. Aik 9e htrrtw eer ieeden* parked car from the rear of the George W, Carlaon,. both of West mediately behind the Eaeo Patter­ tions, an Impasse exists. “When course at the Mine Warfare School are being asked to put up huge Robertson School and broke into St Yorktown, \'a. He will then be propris'tlona and authority to make eral rale increases, including a PertfeRe ef 40 WUKent pleni. sums to support them," McCarthy Hartford; and Oirl E. Unqulat of son. It end the 10,000-ton Esso OPEN A U DAY SATURDAY a boimd of education and a local Kj-ycar commitments for some hike of one cent in flrst-claas (let­ GLASS FURhrrURE TOPS Otorrhea Motor Sales at 80 Oak­ Linden, also tied up near the Pat­ teachers' group are unable to asst^ed to the mine sweeper said. \ Windsor. forms of aid. Many Congress roe.*'- ter) mail^ SI l ong opposition ha s Ne cea. A weenKIcdwt pert* land St Lindquest was named general terson, were pulled by tugs out of agree on a satisfactory solution to Valor, based at Charleston, 8. C. MIRRORS (Firaploct and Door) McCarthy walked out of Hie Both pleaded innocent and were bers say I he amount is too large developed. felle ef hevie deeifm hy meeting, saying he would not sc superintendent; Carlson, head of the danger area. ' any major matter of mutual con­ Morlarty attended loc'al schools, and obj-wl to the long-term author­ bound over to Superior Court on graduating from MHS lit 1951. He Taxes: Hopes for general tax re­ cept a transcript of any conflden the plastic division; and Lindquist, cern.” ity. femevi Aeterkee ordiltectil Herald Photo, identical charges of breaking and The next step in the procedure, received his B.S. degree from Prov­ duction are dim, but there s.till PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) tisj testimony bearing on the mat Efforts by Lebero Fracchia, dog head of the dlvi- T. Trade Agreements: The admln- is ah outside chance that if the warden, to revive a female toy entering and theft of a motor ve­ aions. If Barstow takes the teachers' idence, R. T., In June 1955. ter. of the cruiser, which had been hicle under $2t000 bonds in TowA side, is the establishment of a 3- WINDOW and PLATE GLASS McClellan Anally reces.sed the collie dog he pulled from an Ice- Firato, who has been askociated covered pond near Bush Hill Rd„ running during the rescu". e-d Court Wednesday. with Arrow-Hart alnce 1922, was member arbitrating committee. JA LO U SIES: Installation^Is. Dutek, Eaay and EconomlcaL hearing pending a solution of the then cradled her. in hii arms as Monday's incident brought on the VoUe said this would be compris­ residence of Dr. and Mri. Lome yesterday afternoon during the promoted from the position of as­ A. MacLean. The Rev. C. Arthur problem, but declared "I shall al­ Ritter drove. Federal probation chaige because ed of representatives of the Board ways contend it should be m.ade snowstorm paid off. She was up sistant superintendent of produc­ Bradley of the Second Church will CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK- and around this morning.. . The dog was kept near an oil Armstrong was on probation for and the teachers' group and an public.” burner in Fracchia's station all two years-from the Harttord U.S. tion. to which he had been named outsider, preferably a State Board deliver the sermon. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. Fracchia. aided by Patrolman in 1947; 'An Easter breakfast will follow Alfred Ritter, Mrs. Bernadette night and he reported this morning District CJourt beginning Jan. 9. mimm 6f Education member. Open Saturdnya — Open Thursdny Evenlngii that she had recovered, walking Tried that day on a dtjarge of In the First Congregational Church Farley and Mrs. John Steiner, Arst ELBcmiO LEGS Barstow would represent the ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN around and lapping his hand. transporting a stolen car interstate, teachers, if such a situation arises, vestry. 2S5 CENTER ST. PHONE Ml 3s5144 Car Riddle Solved re.scued the brown and white dog Both churches will have two and then kept her warm over,night ,_U\vnrr Unknown he was found guilty and given the . Voile said. If another deadlock It has* not yet been determined probation. .' Kalamazoo. Mich, (A5,— Paul resulted, the matter would prob­ identical worship'services at 9:30 By FB I JEx-Agenl in his gasoline station on Center North Haven ^ lice apprehended Davidoff, a '10-year-oId polls vic­ a.m. and 11 a.m. St. how the dog got in the water, but ably go to the State Board of Ed­ Mrs, Leslie Buckland. 619 Hills- Waterman at gunpoint Tuesday tim,, has found new lega in a Uttle ucation for settlement, he added. Tlie Second Congregational Ashland. Ky. -It wasn’t much The dog was- Arst seen by a morning after an 80-mile an hour battery-driven electric cart. passing' motorist In a pond at the town Rd., said her children re­ Barstdw has requested several Chych members wll lhave their trouble for Willard Eaves! busi­ membered seeing a dog of the chase and Armstrong wqa arrested Paur-' also drives around his you OlANT fCMIlN days to review details of the con­ postponed meeting on Monday at ness executive to joJve the riiysterj- extrertw .fa.stern end of property when he>’’^tUrtied here .Tuesday brother Bobbie,'4,. also crippled ^ 8 p.m. same description in the vicinity of troversy and will probably make o f his neighfaor.'s'missing-car. Af­ owned hv For.reSt Buhkland, 30 the pond on their way home from night. The car containing the ;palr piolio, lir|tho;three-wfteel«l cgrl his deciaion Tuesday, according to Ilnapitalizril ter all, he u.sec; to be an FBI agejit,. Bush Hill Rd. was driven by Armstrong, police patterned after those used in fie Voile. school yesterday aftcrnoorA ^^4-$ort^i**toblotV ■Mrs. Alfred Barlle. of HnmC' Eaves recalled that he and his Mrs. Far49y. a housekeeper at She sail! the incident reminded said. V torlea to carry parta. / The salary schedule differences stead Dr., was taken to Windham FIRST SECTION OPENING NEW SECTION wife had agreed to have their own 173 Bush Hill Rd. who had stepped her of a similar accident In which are: Community Memorial Hoanllal car equipped with new spaikpliig.s outside looking for her own dog. a dog' belonging' to her family with QUALITY PEATlIRIS you Con Count Onl The Board has adopted a sched­ Wednesday afternoon by the South and a muffler. He asked if she had was Informed by the driver of the ule callrng for $3,200 to $5;200 for drowned some lime ago under al-. Coventry Fire Department ambu­ SOLD OUT phoned for a garageman to come dog in the water. moat the same eircumstanres. teachers with four years' prepare lance. TO MEET DEMAND and get the car. She had. Mrs. Farley's dog appeared at tion, and $3,400 to $5,400 for mas That happened in a pond near the In Florida Eaves had told a different ga­ this moment, unharmed, so she Hillstown Rd. Buckland home, ' ‘ •'‘ Y j r v ters' degree teachers. M rar Delmar W. Potter, of rageman to make the same re- realized another one must be in Both scales include annual In­ however. School St., accompanied Mr. and BUILD THIS I airs. Both had ahoi -n up, the the pond. She called Mr.a,'Steiner, Several neighbors Mrs. Farley OPEN crements of $200 for the first Mrs. Emil Strede Sr., on a motor first driving off in' the Esive.s car. a neighbor, and then police. thought might own the collie were 1 seven years and $100 for the next trip to Florida. Mrs. Potter and the second in the neighbor's. 'That The two wompn ran thrbiigh six years. Increases may total up called but her ownership remains Mrs. Strede plan to return home A father-son project good fer was the theory Eaves phoned to deep snow about 1,(MH) feet to the a mystery. to $500 within a n y ' one year to by plane, THIS IS REAL VALUE police. And he, was right. pond and tried to help the collie TONIGHT bring all teachers “on schedule" New Arrhal Willi sticks and blankets before more quickly. Ritter and Fraccchia arrived. Although 1700, 1800 and 1900 Proposals Rejected Mrs. Herman LeDoyt has re many happy, worthwhile hours Metal Strike Set Monday were not leap years, 2000 will be a celv* word of the birth of a third ’ THE THOUiSANDS WHO VISITED Madcd Into Pond leap year. TILL Nevor before such The tSachdls' proposed scale is ton to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dodd The/bien hurried to the pond and 9 $3,400 to $5,000 for teachers with Famnufl MiMixsippi River Steamboat Meriden. March 30 lA’i Some In Taylm-s, S. C. Mrs, Dodd is Mrs. 450 members of a alicel metal Fraot'-hla waded in when he saw REALISM four years' preparation and $3,700 LeDo.vt's sister and a former town dog was (oo exhaiisted to to $5,900..for masters' .degree reaident. workers union plan to go on strike ^ a b sticks and poles thrust out to just in timo (or In Giant Screen TV! teachers. Both include annual in­ ROBERT E. LEE In six Connecticut counties Mon- aid her. She was nearly linotionles.a crements distributed over 11 Mrhool Menus da.v unleiis builders and cohtrac^ . The schools' hot lunch menus for about 25 feet from shore. years. 2i;'2-Inch Hull to il come Bcro.ss with a pension Fracchia first atteihpted un­ the coming week follow: plan. Tlie workers voted, for ine The teachers’ group has'claimed Monday, vegetable beef soup, successfully. to lasso the dog and the average schedule of $3,391 to BOX MOUNTAIN HOMES strike last night after rejecUOg a then decided to break the thin ice peanut butter and jelly aand- There’s a xvorld of fun and real satlsfarllnn In assembling this $5,448 has already been accepted ■10 cents an hour increase u/their between shore and dog with a by about- 60 other towns in the wlchea, cake squares; Tuesday, historic Mississippi sldrwhee|cr. It’s NOT a toy—hut a detailed current wage of about $3.05 an EASTER pork pie with vegetable, celery ) OVER THE WEEKEND AGREE UNANIMOUSLY! large stick. The ire would not have, State. scale model In kit form, complete with aaaembly Instnictlons. hour. They currently haye no pen­ supported a human but hampered Voile said the teachers’ group Btlcks, applesauce: Wednesday, Aee assembled moilel oh display. I awih S. potato and egg aalad. diced car­ sion plan. The workers are from efforts to reach the dog. proposed a series of changes in the every county but FairAcld and The collie, which weighs about E I' I O ,' b ; • i 1 ’ ! I : I • ' I). .; i salary schedule in January to meet rots. grapefruit sections; Thurs­ LitchAcld, day. frankfurt In roll, potato chips, 35 to 40 pounds, and whose owner the level of gther proposed sched­ has not yet been found, was car­ EASTER b y • O'.) M cl w I I i 1 I v" • ) ules. sQ-ing beans, pudding: Friday, Kit macaroni and cheese, beets, Ice $9.95 Although the Arabs made paper ried by Fracchia to the police 5 INCH , The Board rejected the propos­ In the eighth^ntury. there is lit­ cnils’er, parked about 1,000 feet m L E S M H M m M r cream. Bread, butter and niilk are NOWHEREIf. ^ - als because of “town coat limita­ tle record of ifs use by Europeans awa.v. QUALITY ‘H’tAt'lR',' tions.” Voile said, and the teach served with all meals. tp MmoMmoMmUiOMt IN MAKICHiSTES AREA W lU YOU AND before the l^ th century. . He placed her on the warm hoOd Mtmm I ‘1494 LILIES era presented a 2-year agreement- that would cost the town only —klanc^ster Evening Herald y Enjoy Cl ',t! cuiy lo, I ■ . $1.38 per week for each of the 38 Coventry correspondent Mrs. C. L. .69 pictur (■ vi-n in Uttle rilgrim 2-0281. * A BEHER PLANNED HOME * SOUNDER CONSTRUCTION to teachers, or $3,000 a year more (iroblt.'in ciri.-O'. witn than the schedule offered by the Board. HPEEDINU TO DEATH REVOLUTIONARY Denver (85 — Speed was the No. * A MORE AnRACTIVE LOCATION * OREATER VALUE FOR LESS MONEY Planted s.vmbws of E^tor. This proposal was also rejected ZENITH MIRACLE TUBl by the Board.'Voile said, wdth the 1 cause of accidents on Colorado to ,brighten/tnc hearths of, k schedule returned to the teachers highways In 1955. The State High­ your home. / / , showing no increase in minimum way Patrol’s annual report a$iowed HOBBY and maximum, and no change in speed caused accidents In which the years required to reach the 126 persons difd. TTie patrol said * maximum. t4iat of 14,087 hqurdous riolatlons 5 R oom 6 R oom h v n m 4eiis issued againat nWorlats. 3,620 or SHOPPE . . . and Saw ysall aWfeililMlwea •V The Board of Education is - •cheduled to nieet Monday. Chair­ 25.6 per cent of the total, were 2IMTM tsKveritMe fsaaae*l man Russell Potter said the salary speeding. Next to speeding. Im­ Corner Center and (iriswold Sts-—511 9-7233 problem would come'in for discos- proper turning was the second DAMPII P A D F m i l Sion at the meeting. greatest cause of fatal accidenta i ' ? ' " » 3 " (fMpUif «r v n i t v U U hendinf f* Slate Endorsed Glorious blos.sonis wjjih the The Democratic caucus endorsed • J 7 liNFI.\iailEP committee slate will be effective j freshncaa of Rpring. •h«i»ee •faHeiMi . I- M> I" ■ " " for the next two years, according CDinns/L ♦fvalM nia ThallniMTON (MMal to Albert A. Rossi. He said there Y2636}-Ba TWIN BOOK BOX, Mina Mopay and Timid Timmy 59C , , * 1 8 9 » * ter F. Hlltgen. Harold McCam- See Them Any Day — Noon Until Dark Hyacinths' We hove a lovely selection of Easter flowers in De Luxt Consola Thr Traymorr Model Y-I81$., mon, Mrs. James UfcNamara. Al-! ‘8-Pc. NOV'EI.TV BOX. the grand aaaorlment .,..2 9 C vin Goodin, Mrs. Arthur Foist bloam. They are fresh, healthy plants and will Compact trend. Una ttylina whh Mrs. Ward Day, L James Loyzim. ^ BOXED E(iGS. dee-liHh?us . , . mmmmmmm 2 5 c 9^C axcluiiva Jal Tualag Cyliador* Mrs. Burton Murray, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Hundreds of Plants Select Your Fayorite lost for weeks---ali reasonably priced. .r '' Hiol form corrytng tiandlat fqr Jam es A. Martin, Lloyd Ayers, Jo- BOXED RABBITS, b'ig, amall and all fui gtaid 39c~ 98c seph Francunas, Joseph Gorris,, - . ^ . $ 1.95 'aoiy porlabiliit. ZanDh-quallty ' tptolter for finar taaa. ruHy tatlad ,.M rs. Leo T. Leary. Mrs. Elsa MANY N’OVEI.TIKS, loy« loaded with candy 29C '98d Koehler. Mr. and Mrs; Howard A. Op*n Cvvry Day Thi$ WBBk Including Sunday 9:00 A.M..9:00 P.M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 7 A,M. to 8 P.M. and proved In prebtem recapHoa Craft, David Gibson, A. Samuel > OPEN WEEKDAYS 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. araoxAvoloble in blqA Wraidd I^Doyt. Aaro A. Aho, Kenneth M .! BOXMOUNTAINHOMES . . . and see Grants othor greot ferforites Irea iload oi <10011 axlra ceA Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ^ H. Bradley and Arthur Sebert> < TUNNEL ROAD VERNON. CONN. U'TTI.E, LI'TTLE eg g s and NOVELTIES 5g and up Suaday Maasea ON Easter Sunday Masses In St. j TEL. Ml 3-6311 ~ JA 9-419A ~ EVENINGS AFTER 8 O'CLOCK E.ASTKR FIM.EI) BASKETS . , . . .T...... 49C -1.98 Mary's (Church X will be at 7;30 THE am ., 9:30 a.m., and. 10:30 a.m.: ln EASTER (IR^HTiNf; CARDS 10 « -2 5 4 8L Joseph's Church in Eagle'vllle o 11ert on a t 8:30 a.m. PARKWAY / DIRECTIONS: f r o m " MANCHESTER—TAKE ROUTE 6 and 44A Suarisa ServloM i ORCHARD STAND Easter Sunrise service . of the ^ TURN INTO LAKE STREET AND FOLLOW SIGNS. ^ W .T.CRANT CO MANCHESTER’S LARGEST RADIO, TV, |lRCORD and APPLIANCE STORE Buckland-Tulland Turnpike Exit^ — H'llbur Croaa Parkway. ■J'hTit snd Secopd Congregstidnal MANCHESTER 815 MAIN STHEET Oiurch parishes wlU be held bbout MANCHEHTEB. CONN, 130 CENTER STREET " , CORNER OF CHURCH, *:80 a.aa on tha Monuibcnt Hill PHONE MltchaU 9-2508 . r ■ : ...... I N I ^ I -'"1 I I iV ' I g /-iV • • •' liiim iMni

4 ? '( PAGE ELEVEN Hold Prayer Vigil | 3,000 Book8 Goal U.S. Suit Seeks WHAY—919 Daily Radio WOTH—1419 At North Church Skywatch Schedu le Set for Lilirary To Cut Bathtub Vil ito ■! WDRO—ISM Sastani Staadasd *lna WTIO-lOM A 24-hour Pniyer 'Vigil will Saturdk)-. March $1 T he library committee of the lKEMP’S attorney for the Dally Worker. Firms Merger commence At 6 q’clook thla aye- Mldiilgtlt--2 a.m. -k ...... Veluatrcra. Needed William E. Buckley School, under The lawyers 6ff|r# WGTH—Counter Spy ta tha sanctuAry,. and alao by ahut- 10 •,m.—'12 Noon ...... Douglas Stevens, QyrU Banka »US-S480 last night. Abt said he had.$330 which be Ths young man lost the bill­ alleged that this acquisition vio­ ■:IS- the student's use. In the two years anaon in Oaltfofnta, but in both in- believed would cover the'value of V ^y-M ustc Mircnaat WMAY-Polks Party Ins who will pray In their homea Noon-p 3 P-fti...... '.Dennis Heffron, ThomM Ritchie that the new sc\ool has been 748 MAIN ST. Born in Welchville. Maine, he fold on Summit St. sofltewhere lates Section 7 of the a .y to n Act - WUCC^Awwrtl R4««* , WiXX—Good Maning Good Muata 3 4- p.m...... -James Galsnek, Andrew Okvatza '•tancaa, h't cxprcaacd the v!vi\' be had lived her for the past three the party’s equipment In the pad­ between E. Middle Tpke, end' W » ^ B s 4Ucst Matin t^NB-Muair wlli extend' until Saturday eve­ opened, the library committee has the hemorrhiiee or the hemorrhage locked offices. , ’• is that potential completion be­ W'I'lC—Uai^esa WTr:—Lone Ranger ning At the aame hour. 4 p.m.— 6 p.m. a ...... ^...... James Oalanek,-Andrew O tvana obtainec’ about J.500 books. la cloolnf Uia gap. and a 1* if years, and. Until his re­ the New Model Laundry. 'Fhere WDRC-^MalColby 6 p.m.-r- 8 p.m...... Linda Recknggel, O rol ChMe In IndianapollB, Kefauver aaa tirement a month ago, was em- caused her. to Tall. Sacher said he had $2,500 which was identiflcsUon in the wallet tween American-Standard and WCTM4-Wasworka WDRO—Youre Truly The vigil commence| with the This year. In conjunction with Hartford Medical Examlher W. he eitimated would cover the value VraTH-Gounier Spy 8 p.m.^ 10 p.m'. ♦ ...... Grin Mathews \ the annual whlat party, there will aaaurcd today of aolid flrat ballot plo.vcd at Chenty Bros. - and Norman is holding out the Mullins in the-production and salt 4iU- servlM of worship, which will qlsq 10 He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Wel.ssenbom said xhe child died of the seised property of the Dally hope that it will be returned. WHAY—iUaio Merchant *'wHAY—Polka Party open thf women's Upper, Room p.m.r-Midnight ...... Volunteers NeedevI \ be a fashion show with fashions aupport from Indiana'a '26 dele- from a cerebral hekiorrhage at 7 of bathtubs Is' eliminated. WCUt^htCuro Revue WTlC-^ood Friday Observance ^yw atch Post located on top of Manchcater Police Ststloh. from Burtons April 11 at S p.m., Wilfred Paquette of Manchester Worker. /WKNB-Requesl Matines WDRC—Raillo Workabop Meal observance. Then in half > gatea to tha Democratic National and Mrs. Ira Farnaworth of Port­ p. m. He .said It canhot be deter­ Sacher and Abt said the money "The complaint also sllegts that WTIC—Wldder Brown WOTH—Your Better Tomorrow hour periods, different people will Volunteers, may register si Civil Defense Headquarters, .Muntripat in the Buckley School auditorium. Oonrantion. land: Maine;, a aon, Thomas R. mined for 10 da.V8 whe^er It was ha'd been lent by individuals whom American • Standard’s competitive . .WDRC—Record Shop • i4A- • attend the church to. pray foe Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesds.v or Friday from 1—5 TlciketB may. be obtained from Woolley Jr., of Austin, Tex.; s spontaneous or traumatltK—caiiscd they did not Identify. ^ ftokjtion in the production and WQTH—Waxworks WHA.Y,-Nlgbl Watch. world peace, for the alleviation of p.m. or Tuesday evening from 7:30—9:;.30 p.m. 'any committee member, at the PINE Preaident Elsenhower appeared by some violent Injury, brought Red Security Chief sale -of bathtubs, kitchen sinks and •:ie- : ‘ WTIC—Goon Frlclaj Obaervanca, School office or at the door. All .Mually certain to get full aupport brother, LeForrest Woolley of The lawyers proposed to pay the W HAY—Betty Klmbetl WDRC-Radio Worliahnp racial prejudice especially center- RIXALL PHARMACY Bridgton, Maine, and eight grand- about externally. \ money to Moysey for release of steel X.itchei\ cabinets may b« th- WCX:U—Record Revue WOTH—Vour Better Tomorrow ' dd in Montgomery, Ala., at thia prqceeds from the ticket sale will «f tba atate'a S2 Rapublican Na­ An autopsy wa* performed. . Confesses Errors hsnced'to the detriment of actual WKKB—Requeit Metlnee former secretary of the state; be qsed to' buy books fo r. ths li­ ■ tional Convention delegratea. al­ chlWrcn. the seized property and to sell the WTIC—Pepper Young WHAY—Nlahl Watch, time, and for peraonal concerns Buldwin Appoints Joseph A. Adorno of Middletown, The body will be sent by the T. The girl waa stricken about 11H5 property simultaneously to the in­ and potriitial competition.” WTIC—National Fan Club and intercession for others. brary. though a splinter-group candidate a.in. and brought to ManchesteX Only laM Saturday. American- WURO-Record Shop Wmte—Mv Son Peep former slate treasurer; and WsL filed againit him in Indiana's.new P. Holloran Funeral, Home to the dividuals who advanced the loam. Berlin, March 80 (Ah—Commu­ WCTH-Wexworka WOTH-NIgbl Uuaic At 7-JO, members of the Senior Platform Group lace Campbell of West Hartford, Fernando Potter Funeral Home In Memorial Hoapital by the John B. Sacher and Abt aaid the sale Standard briike ground for a new, g:ie- PilA— Youth Fellowship will be In the Blologicsis prcaldential primary. Burke ambulance. .She waa later nist East Germany’s security $8 million . plant ‘at Plainfield, WriAY-Betty Kunbell WHAV—My Bon Jeep Sielylloom Supplies Kefanver Alone in Race Bridgton for services there. Buri­ would be an essential part of the minister, Elrnet WOllweber, con- WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—National Fan Club sanctuary wjth their leader^- Mr. Hartford. March 30 (flh — state Cosmetics al will be In Lower Cemetery. transferred to Hartford Hospital. , arrangement, because if the party Conn. \ WKNB-Requeat Matinee WDRC*-Johnny Dollar and Mrs. Jdseph.G. Tripp. This After.Cating Itia Thursday midnight deadline .She was the dsughter of Mr. feieed today to errors in law en­ WTIC-Women ' WGTH-NIgtal Hualc Republican C3>airman Clarence F. Extended Forecast Patent Medicines for entering passed with no Demo­ and Mrs. Francis McCartan of 24 and the newspaper reaumed owner­ WDRC—Record Shop is the time which the late presi­ Hangower?£ss $UNDAY/- i A.M. TOa S.M. crat filing against Kefauver, ship the government would be In forcement by hla secret police. He WOTH-Waxworka ‘WHAY-NIght Watch dent of the Senior MYF, George Baldwin yesterday appointed s 16- Walker St. a ^aitlon to seize the properties w n c—National Fan Club B. Schober. had selected for his whose Indiana backera put his Phvilla was born In. Manchester ■Sid they were only occasional er­ Red Aid Rejected ,WDRU—Amna n Andy member conrimtttee to write the The 5-day (Saturday dirough Always carry TuiBf for top-t^sod name on the ballot yesterday mom- Injured Here and place new liens on them. .*’tvHAY—Record Rodte.^ prayer vigil. , vv-> Wednesday) forecast for Connec­ relief of acid distress. No ssisinn. Dec. '30. 1942/ The lawyera~propoeed that the rors, but police methods will be WUCO-sRecord'Reeled, .' WGTH—Night Mualc All are Invited to .enter the Connecticut GOP platform tor the no wailing. Take Turns anywhere. U^. Adlai Stevenson's campaign She was a sixth grade pupil at eased. By L^yad Head VKNB-Requeat 'leuneeMet •l4»- coming elections. , ticut—temperature wilt average .headqi:arters already had an­ government apply the money WTIC—Newe WHAY-Nlgbt watch sanctuary during t h ^ period for four to six degreea below the nor­ .9819 the Lincoln School and a member against the tsx liem or — if sd- YOHC-Nede ^ Wire-National m Oub prayer and meditation. Baldwin said the committee vvllj nounced he would not enter. In Accidents of St. Jaihea' Church. "Not everyone who objects Is an WOTH—Bob and Ray WDRU-AAinoa . n AMy welcbme suggestions, and will hold mal of 43, Warmer Sunday, and IneSana's national convention Judicstton showed no taxes wefe agent or an enemy,” he told the Tripoli, Libya, March 30 (Ah— WOTH Nkrtit Mualc ite first meeting Tuesday in Hart- coolerMonday and Tuesday. Besides her parents, she leaves owed — return the money. Com­ Ills - ,' ■ Mr T T ir ik S 644 CtNTia IT. MANCHIITia dalegatea are bound to. support the Two persons were injured, a twin 'slater, Marilyn, and another Bast German Communist Party Libyan Premier Mustafa - Ben WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAT—Mabt Watch ford. Warmer again Wednesday, Rain munist spokesmen have denied any Conference. “Certain messufes, WCCyJ-Reriird Retried wmo—Fight Named were: OMsIOdalol M B n « YUMMY winner of the presidential primary neither seriously, and three others sister: Elaine, her maternal grand­ Income tax money la owed. Halim told a secret Parliazhent WKRB—Requeat Hallnea or snow'about Monday. Total pre­ on tha first convention ballot but were arrested as the lesull of live parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mur­ which were formerly necessary, session his government has turned ir a c —1080 Radio bane . WDRC—RomanceRomance MondeMoi SUte Rep. Norman K. Parsells cipitation about one-half inch. The Revenue agents seised the of­ are no longer needed to the same wDR(^Racard giiop , WGTH-KNews RoundupN Deaihs^asi Night of Fairfleld. i are free to switch from then on. traffic accidents Investigated by dock of Manchester; and her pat­ fices of the party and Daily Work­ down a Soviet aid offer, informed .WGTH—Bob and Ray M:IS- normal high temperature for the Z Meantime the word battie be­ police late yesterday afternoon at ernal grandfather, James McCar­ degree.” sources said today. WHAY—Night Welch State Rep, George Angevine of Hartford-Springfleld, Maas., area is tween Gov. Allan Shivers of Texas er on Tuesday. The income tax Ehirlier this week, Prime Minis­ J(:SS— WTJC—Cev.!—Cevalceite ■ ol gporls' Cornwall Bridge; State Sen, the height of the snowstorm. tan, alao'of this town. lien on the party ia $389,265 and Halim reportedly said he would /' WHAY—Suburbim Btrenade ------W DRO-1-R olimenco___ Moooi B,v 'nnC^SSOCIATEt* PRESf* 53; normal low 33; normal mean 43. and Speaker of the House Sam The Injured persons were Mrs. Funeral services will be held ter Otto Grotewohl criticized his issue a detailed statement on the / wceo—RecordRevled TOTH':—IflghI Music Florenoi. Italy—Giuseppe Uteg- Florence Finney of Greenwich; that on the .Dally Worker is $46.- woman Justice minister. Red Hilde WKMB—Requeet Mellnta Mil Mrs. Herbert F. Fisher 3r., of Raybura (D-Tex) waxed hotter. Katherine M. Wilson, 49. of 293 Monday morning at 8:15 from the 409. refusal after the coimtry finishes WTIU—lubu Radio Lane mAY—Save a I.lfe ni, 87/ Interoatlorally known 'Replying to a blast from Ray- Main St., ‘a pedealrian sthu-k at W. P, Qiiish Funeral Home, 225 Benjamin, for perihitUng ”111^1 observing the Islamic holy month WDR(>-Cel Kolby WTIC-Meet the rhamplnn pslnteX and professor at the Arta Hartford: U.S. Rep. Albert W. bum yesterday, Rhivers said in Main St. and W. Middle Tpke.i Main St., anri at 9 o'clock In St. Despite padlocks on its editor­ arrests.” of Ramadan, which runs through WGTH—Bob end Ray WDRC—Moods for Romerce Cretella of North Haven. ial and business offices, the Dally $i4&- WGTH-Ntght Music A cgd^y In Florence. Died Thurs- Austin that Rayburn “has always and Marvin W. Breadheft, 17, of Janie.s' Church. Burial will be In Wollwebcr said: ■'-' April. ife Councilman Joseph Goldberg of Insisted throughout his career on Worker has continued publication “Enemies and agents must fear WHAY'-eiuburban Serenade Norwich; Mrs. Barbara Lake of M&M 125 Lenox St., a passenger In an &t. James' Cemetery/ In a printing office Tn the same piplornstic sources In Washington WceO-Record, ^vtaw WHAY-Save a l.lfe TiXmpa, Fla. —Gayle Telbot, 54, being a .. Democrat first and an auto which struck a truck at For­ Friends may call at the funeral the state security service, but all said earlier this week Halim told WlSlB-4odey in Bporu w n c —Meet the Champion Ashford, A member of the State building which It has' used for honest people should be convinced WTIO-IOW Radio Lena WDRC—Moods for Romance v/lerSn Associated Press news and Central Committee; Mayor • American aecond." est St, home tomorrow ahd Sunday from some time. Parliament his government stood WDRO—Record Shop WGTH—Dance Musio . bporta columnist," who Joined the OIL SERVICE A long-almmering feud w-ithin The Iwo-and-a-half hdur selge 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. the employes of the state security with the West and wanted no part jVGTH—Lee Paul and Mary Ford II :M- Charles Clark of Naugatuck; John system cprry out their duties WHAY-Night Symphony I ^KV In 1926 ».fter newspaper work M. Hurley of Rocky Hill. the Texas Democratic Party broke of accidents ended at 6:30 p.m. of Soviet help. The legislators had WTI,k-Newe / In Texas, in Slidell, Tex, Died KtroMM and FimI Into the open recently. It grows when a car driven by Ellen A. strictly within the law.” *‘^AY-Newo WDRC—News". Almanee Miss Agnes Wallace, a member demanded why no action had been WCCC—4>ood blvanlns Good Muela Thursday. of the board of the New Haven In part out of Shivers' support of Whittenore, 29, of East Hartford, Top Europe Re4s Wollweber did not go Into de­ taken on the Russian offer, WKK^Today In SporU WGTH—Bob and Ray New Y ork-^arry Bollg, 66, P ru d en t Elsenhower in the '52 struck kn auto stopped at the foot GOP Senators Hit In Children’s Hospital, Akron, Ohio, during the aemianhual tail on the errors of his police, but WTl«>^ewe IlllS- County Republican Women’s SHELL OIL U.S. officials said the United WDRC^-News WHAY—Lady Nile commliRicstions dhlef of the New Assn/ State Rep. Robert T. Cairns campaign. Rayburn and Senate of Arch St. and bounced against Chlldren'a Concert Day, 5-year-old Letta Sublett. almost im­ Hold Rome Parley said the number of persons ar­ States will offer Libya aid as soon WGTH-Rewn WTIC—Sport I'lnel York Dally .'fe'' if and aseoclstcd Democratic Leader Lyndon B. another car atqpped lit the foot ‘Smears’ by Foe mobilized from bums^ rings out a soft rhythm on the bells to Mrs, rested without sufficient evidence • itS- WDRC-^'al Kolby of Madison; John Kreminski of 24 hour bomer aervlco as the rejection becomes public. WHAY-sRp^m Spolllghl WGTH—Bob and Ray 'vllh the newspapeir since 1920. Meriden, former slate senator; and oil delivery. Joimaon of Texas backed Steven- of Pine St. at Cmter St. L. E. Warford'a song on the piano. Under leadership of Chil- was trifling. UBya was the first country to IllSA- aon. She was arpeated, charged with ■ dren’s Concert Society volunteers, youngsters In the hospital, Rome, 'March 30 f/Pi—Western , W C C C -O l Evening _ Good Musle WHAY—Syinphonv in the Died Thursday. ' ■ \ , Thomas Petteway of Waterbury, Washington, March 30 (/Pi-,A Europe’s two top Communist lead- receive full independence under WKNB—Serenade Ne>v York—^Loiils Allwell, 54, Shivers last Tuesday night ac­ operating a motor vehicle without "roll‘their own” music In rhythm band fun. Those who can WTIC-Btricll) SiwrU WTIC'—Stertlnie Serenade/ president of the Colored Young g r e e n s t a m p s campaign document for Republi­ er.i, Maurice li^rez of France and United Nationa auspices, lit 1949. WDRO-Cat Kolby sales '.'iiarager of International cused Rayburn of what the. gover' a license, and relaaaed under S50 can Senatona protested today move go from ward to ward. WORO—J Zallnan WGTHTH—D.ince Mui Republican Club 'of that city; Ml 9.7540’ bond for, appearance In Town Palmiro Togllattl of Italy, con­ Return McCrystal Britain and tlje United States WGTH-Sport Light 4I:4S— News Sirvlce who joined the Ills (Jisrles B. Keats of Bridgeport, nor called "a cynical and calcu­ that “Democratic smear and Jaer ferred secretly here today. Pre­ maintain mllitafy forces there. g'SS— In 1926. Torn in New York. Died lated effort” to'divide Texas Dem- Court Aptil 7. boys are at it again.” ' WHAY—Dinner Ua)a WHAY—SymphonyWHAV—Symphony in /t_/be Nl(bl DamMe to the Whittenore car Russian friendship is young in sumably they tamed about the WCCC—Good Evening Good Musle WTK'—sterllght Serebada Thiirs:lay. ccrata by proposing that Johnson “The master mudslingers of the Nutmeg Carpet To Town Today WKNB-Serenade WDRC-Denes Orchestra ba endorsed as T ^ a s’ “favorite was $130 * to the rear fenders. years but is working fm' peace be­ problems of selling Mosco.w's new Estoril, Portugs'l—(Prim’S Alfon­ Democratic party are oozing out tween the two countries and antl-Stalin memliers to reluctant WTIC—Emil Cote so of Bourbon, 15, son of Don J)/an, fioti" and named to head the atate'a There^ was $130 damage to the with the spring thawa," the Senate " WDRC—Guy uom bardd .delegation to the national conven­ front of an auto driven by An- To Cover Floor throughout the world. party members in their countries.. Thomas N. McCrystal Jr., .b., WOTH-BIU Slem*^ Crtilf Seen ^ rp tiption Aifl count of Barcelona, a pretender to Republican Memo, published by MIkoyan, an expert on Soviet Thorez slipped quietly Into of Maple St.. Vernon, was returned i:4A- the Spanish throne, bled Thtirs, tion. thoi^ Squlllacote, 42, of 32 White the Senate GOP Policy committee, foreign trade, will visit Jute mills here today in custody of Lt. Ray­ WHAY—Dinner Date Shivera* hew blast came after St-, and $10 damage to the left For Governor Rome last pight. Unheralded by WCCC—Good Evening Good Musle Tokyo, Marbn 30 9P)—The news­ dav. said. and other manufacturing plants, Italy's Communist Press, he had mond Griffin ».nd Patrolman New­ WKNB—Dinner Date Raybum said in a Washington front fender of a vehicle driven The political document listed as paper Tokyo' 3hi;nbun in an edi­ Hanover, N. H,—William k : by Theodore M. Kasek, 31, of '76 and will sign a commercial agree- spent three days quietly In Flor­ ton Taggart to /ace a charge of Solon L. Weiner, 84, of Hartford, WTIC—Three Stai Extra Vyrlght, 78, stone, protestor emeri­ •Utement yssterday that the gov. "master mudslingers” former Hartford, March 30 (/P> A Con­ nrent with trade development min­ . WDRC—LowoJI Thornes . torial to d ^ suggested •m or “lihVireases me aa an angry, Oliver Rd. .-The Squlllacote car ence. taking a inotor vehicle without the was arrested , yesterday"' .and 'ewJTO''^’aK«if:ibs, Attist '•— heavy taxXn golt because “It is a tus -olf'lritblltotfisl Bhd.,ihoral phi­ President Tniman and Sens. Jack- necticut-made carpet is going ister- N Ra.schid. ^ "L'Unlta,” official organ, of the owner't'permission ■' ' Tharged with reetdess -driving as' losophy at Dartmouth, a member and frustrated man.V was on Arch -St. and the Kasek son' (D-Wash), qnd Neubefger (D- WHAY—Encore! "Tbeeter ' medium for corruption . . . a mi­ ‘ tUad .IFohte for Jobtim auto on Pine St., both stopped- for down in the Governor's office to­ Presuma'fely he also will discuss Italian Commiiniat Party, said the Police set bond in the case at the result of an acciflept Wednes­ WCCC—flood Evening OoOd Muete nority pt Japanese are monopo- of, the faculty from 1916 until-his Ore). Soviet aid to Burma with Nu. $2,500. and said his return here waa day afternoon on New Statr Rd. . The Texas governor's latest a traffic light. It credited Truman with telling day. Frenchman, had come for an East­ WKNB—Evening Serenade ililng )iuge tracts of desperately retll'emenl in 1947. Born In Canton. Patrolman Saniilel Malteuipo er vacation. delayed because of court procedure Patrolman Alfred Ritter, who in­ WTIC—Answer Men III. Died Thursday. ctatement bad kind words for John­ young Kansas Democrats that he The new blue, deep-piled carpel vestigated, said the crash occurred WDRC—Amos 'n Andv neede^ land . . . the ability to af­ “ Oen’l b« illly^thtrc can't ba a Chtvreltf daaUr around htrtl'* son, Shivera aaid he “respects” the investigated the accident. Is “vei-y fond” of President Eisen­ which captured the state’s highest connected with hii extradition WGTH—Fulton Lewis Jr. ford /golf Indicates a privileged NapleA. Fla,—Charles H. Collins, Job Johnson ia doing in the Senate from New York state. Griff/n and when Weiner atteihpted to pass a 1:IS- etaUis . . . and it's the only thing 79, of Colorado Springs. Colo., Treated at Hospital. hower and of adding : office Is a product of Blgelow-San- Japaiiese Puzzled Taggart left Wednesday night to Jarvis Lumber Co. truck while the WHAY—Encore "heater and that “I would not dahy to him The mlahap which brought in­ “I made him Chief of Staff of ford Co., Thompsonvllle. France, Viet Nam WCCC—Good Evening Good Musle left untaxed." banker and p.iilanthropUl who ...the honor of representing Texas bring him back. truck was turning into a drive to jury to Mrs, Wilson occurred at the armed forces but he doesn't The fact that a Connecticut rug By Johnny Ray the Ale.xander Jarvis Co. plant. WKNB—Evening Serenade /T^e editorial claimed many founded his fortune In the gold There’s no mirage About the uaed car valuea you get as chairman of lu delegattion tw 4 p.m. when, police asy, Robert J. know any more about how to I'un Set to Sign Pact The' youth is accused of taking WTIC—Congressional Report scandals iiTvolving government of- mining ’uoom days at Oipple Oiicago or Ita ‘favorite son'." was chosen did not come about a car fiom C and C Motors Mon- Alvin E. Springer, .47, ho certain WDRC—Amos 'n Andv at a Chevrolet dealer'a lot; Evei^.OK UiM.Csr. Fagoni 24, of Glastonbury, failed the government of the United through accident. address, was arrested yesterday WOTH—E. P. Morgen 'ficlAls “have been hatched on golf Creek, Colo,, near the turn of the Frank J. Lauache, Ohio's Demo­ States than any one of you.” Tokyo, March .30 Iffi American da.v to try it out and going to New l;s e — courses.V century. Dleo Thursday. carriefe his famous warranty in writing. ThiUi meims cratic governor, was proposed last to grant the right-of-way to the State r.urchasing Department Paris, March 30 (JI—France and York City with the vehicle, police and charged with vagrancy. WHAY-Save a Life , / woman who was crossing Main-St. It aaid Jackson referred to Sec­ offlilals, hit b.v Icgl.slafivc criti­ sob singer Johnny Ray played to a ; anti-Communist South Viet Nam Others arrested yesterday were: WCCC—Good Evening Good Music / you get a car that leta you climb hill$ or crou deaerta night as a poeatMa candidate for from west to east. Fagvni was retary of State Dulles. as "the half-cold audience In an all-cold I said. WKNB—Plsller Party / Tice president on the Republi cism for awarding the Mouse and are about to sign a treaty per­ Mrs. Anna L. Herbik, 49, of Staf. WTIC—News of World / with confldence. OK means thoroughly inspected and can Uckat. ‘nie/suggeation 'came in making a left tum-from W. Middle original misguided mlssle -travel- Senate carpeting contracts In 1954 hall today. I mitting continued stationing of ford Springs, charged with speed­ WDRC—Bing Crosby / reconditioned for performancerformenee andend safety.sefe^. It rneana an .editorial prepared for today's Tpke. Into Main St. ing fast, making lots of noise and to M. J.*Whittall Co.. Worcester, Ray, whose weeping style has some French troops on the terri­ ing: and Henry W. Allen Sr.. 66, of WGTH-G Heatter never hitting the target." Ma.ss., made sure this time the Fox Trail, South Ooveqtry, charged l!*»— / extra value find Miection,;tion, totoo, due to volume trading ediUan of the Ashland (Ohio) Mrs. Wilson was discharged made him a bobby-soxer favorite tory of the former colony, French AudilorsJ Ask Hike WHAY—Save a Life / for popular new Chevroleta. Times-Oasalte: from Manchester Memorial Hospi­ It referred to Neuberger as the Governor's office v/ould be embel­ In the United States, seemed to officials said today. with passing a stop sign.' WCCC—Good Evening Good Stuile To top OH tal after being treated fo multiple "Junior headline-seeker fronr Ore­ lished by a Connecticut product. puzzle the Japanese in the audience ' They' added the soldiers would Robert J. Talbot, Waterbury, wracB—Platter Party / . Bob Ba^, the newspaper’s pub­ In I^y by Retired W no-Ont Man'* Family lisher and author of the editorial, abrasions and contusions. - gon,’! noting ha has publicly criti­ Tlic bid spedficatlon.s called /or of some 1,000 listeners in the barn- protect property belonging to both charged with speeding, was arrest­ WDRC—Charles Collingwf LOOK FOR THE OK TIUBUNAIIKI aaid he had read the entire edi­ The acG^ent was ;■ Investigated cized Douglas McKay. McKay a special quallt.v rug that only the like .Memorial Hall, Franc’e and Viet Nam and help ed today by State Police bn Rt. 15. WGTH-Let Paul and Mari’ Ford All Occasions torial / to Lauache. Beer said by Patrolman V. alter Caisells Jr. quit aa Secretary of Interior, to Connecticut company producc.s. Originally built to stage wrestling train the Vietnamese army. Some (Continned from Page One) Isma^ “endorsed’’ it and he Breadheft was treated . for a seek the seat now held by That limited llic bidding to carpet matches, ii was unheated for Ray's French businessmen remain In Television Pro$iTama Cakc.s and pastries with t«M nIv by II SitbiriM^ Ckivr8liLliiNl4 Sen. Morse of Oregon. Morse left debut. One Japanese girl said her South Viet Nam, they have completed IS years of quotad the governor t» saying *T .laceration on hia right -thumb dealers handling that product. A. service. On Pag'e' (VO that home-made flavor and 1PEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 think the editorial is wonderful. I which required 10 stitches to close the Republicans to become a Dem­ ,.1. Skenderian. West Hartford, won teeth chattered so much she was i Under the armistice that ended V oven-fresh goodness. Make g in k it should go all over the coun- He was released after treatment. ocrat and seeks re-election under the installation Job. unable to clap. the Indochinese fighting, Viet Nam Since the system was establish- Passenger Hurt that party's. label. Among the happiest over the But Ray drew resounding cheers was divided into a Communist-oc­ lished in 1939, over 2.600 employes an occasion really special AMFLE PARKING The governor himself had a dif­ Breadheft was one of two pas­ new development l.s Hou.se minor­ from the foreign members of the cupied northern zone and a south­ have retired under the system. EMERGENCY with our superior baked ferent version today. He said he sengers In a car driven by Rich­ ity leader Stanley Ye.si.kicwlcz. audience—mo.stly American serv­ ern portion now ruled by President For the year ending June 30, GENEkA l goods! GARTER CHEVR^T Co., he. told Beer: ard L. Thorsell, 17. 291 Porter St., Raiders Spill Milk whose town of Enfield embraces icemen and women civilian em­ Ngo Dinh Diem. Elections to unify 1955, .total annual retirement OIL lURNER , ti. 1063 MAIN ST. “1 neither .approve nor disap­ which collided with a truck driven Thomp.sonville and Bigelow-San- ployes of the U.S. Military Forces. the two zones are Ip Be held this benefits ran $2,574,674. Of that, SERVICE T V M m c E 311 MAIN ST. MANCHESTCR prove. For the kind thinge you said by Raymond A. Hamond, 30, of 4 foid. But there was no mob scenes summer, but little progress has one-half came from the retlre- All over Highway such as occurred in Melbourne, ieen made toward organizing mnent fund into which employes Pay* M A B A OaU Easter Specials about me in it (the editorial) I am N. Ayers Rd„ Coventry, at Forest "I'm surely plea.sed. It Is very Nights wCtViB Plus Parts Downtown Cleaners grateful.” St. about . 4:50 p.tn. The Thorsell fitting that the Governor’s, office Australia, where crowds of girls s em. coniribute and one-half from the CALI Look at those hM ear bargains Aj for . the editorial itself, Detroit, March 30 (A^- State Po­ tore Ray's clothes to shreds. The .French have considered state's general fund. T^L.Mia-51«4 car failed to make the uphill lice said raiders stopped a Detroil- is made more attractive through Lauache told newsmen it was "ex­ curve,, crossed the road, and hit such a beautiful Connecticut pro

M^rs. Stanley X . Nygren, ia being Andorer Hebron omi,tted thia Week. TTiera will be a f''C0SM fflCs’ ^ 7" Thousands Follow wind-up of the courae'on A p ril'6 Antw*r to Proviotit Puiilol, Club to Conduct iTown Releases to which parenta of the > young W orld T o u r ^ We Owry' AD ^ Xejp UBes ^ dancers are Invited. *'1 can't do it" never yet Claim on Pound New Church Members . LtHAT LOOkS LUCE A man never-kn'owa what he ran compllahed ^anything. "I i^ll Rummage Sale Members recently admitted to ^PETUNIA, GETTIN'' DOWN An employer noted for hie ener- do until he triea to undo what he Has .perforrried wondera. ACBOSB Urlhir D ill Storts j ^Way o f the Cross’ the Hebron Congregational « A p y T* PULL AndoY'er. Uarcb. 30 (Special)— Hebron, March 30 (Special)— jty new a boy leanlnR idly ajpcetnet that in thia preacriptioh T 1— Angelas, IBoys Church are: Mr. and Mrs. George OUTl MCITE'S The Mother’a Club haa announcad The town of Hebrbn haa given a Thom and the Mlaaea Joyce Kin­ packing raer, whietlinf:. Doctor—No. You will And CaUfomia SMsdlsy m CHANCE T in the bill. 3 Herb that It wilt hol him the historic Valerie Stratton, Donna Robinson getting a week? a -----Said, 3 p.m. at the ‘Town Hall. to •ENERAL and Sandra McCorrIion. lOH TAtfE! Boy Thirty dollara. Cuatoma offlcei* — Look here, 8 Prayer ending FVlday ptIBrImage included . a The Pope appeared tn hie Vati­ town' pound ' where estrays were miater, p>u told me there waa laypt 4 Rinse throSt Only chlldran'a clothing ia baing gathering last night in the Church Taken into the Gilead Cpngre- Employer— Here'a a week'a pay. aolicited fOr the aale. It haa bean can apartment wrind8^/ again to­ Impounded 100 or more years ago. nothing in the auUcaae but cloth­ la Swiss 7 Worm T V SERVICE gatlonai Chinch are: Mrs. Max Now rlear out. You're through! mountsln requested that ait donationa be in of A ll NaUons In the Garden of day to bleas eeVeral thousand Brink owns .land ail aroUnd the Rankl and daughter Phyllla and f\ Tested Aa the boy pocketed the money, ing and I found a bottle of whiaky! t Mexican coins pound, but not including the pound 'll Euchsrlstie Daya # • s ie A Call aa aodn aa poaaioie. Gethaemane. Hundreds, there ob- cheering pllgrimi gathered below Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rich. ahrugged. and atroHed av ay, the Accuaed — ■ Sure, that la my 6 German king NigMa 9Aa99 Pint Parte In St. ^Peter's aquare. The Pontiff Itself until now. He Is going to "^STOP nightcap. wine cups 41 Redueas Mrs. Eh-ic Elilaon, Mrs. Hobert served an hour of silence in com- j A t St. Peter% new members ad­ huay man turned to the atockroom lO Rersts 27 Tropical Oardini or Mrs. Stevs Urain may hat niade auch an ap[.earance at Ox It up snd keep It in good phape. 14 Needle csss potitoaa ' TEL. M l 8-5184 memorntloh of the agony of (^u-lst mitted to the pariah family are clerk. 11 Ocean current American trae to be contacted for picking up dona­ noon every day during Holy week. Other deeds follow; A lot on Employer How long haa that Girl—'What’a the difference be­ 15 Expire 17 Place within M Goddess imall-atrings in the garden. Earlier the feet-of W ill St. f r o m Arthur Strick­ Mrs. Bryce Carpenter and sons. | tions, or the •Hems may be left at 12 men representing the disciples Bryce and Dean, Mra. Albert USED CAR ktd been with ua? tween dancing .and marching? 14 Kept on I f Reposes 36 Afternoon 42 Pace the home of Mrs. Steva Urain, Rt PENITENTEH HOLD RITES land to Jennie H. Waters of Flemke and daughters, Judith, Clerk -Him ? Oh, he juat Soldier--t don't know. 15 Flying 33 Hundred­ parties 43 Sea eagla were washed in a aervlce at the Lyme; a .lot at Amston Lake Girl—That'a , jiiat what I 6. entrance to the Holy Sepulcher. Santa Fe, N. M;, March 30 UPi— Jeanne and Patricia, Mrs. Walter brought over a package of bolta SO Snare eyed giant 21 Blood 44 FkiUle Claaa ReeeltWd Deeply reiigioui SpanIsh.Amer- from Lemule and Atable Rob­ ■ F R O M . thought; L efa all down. chlorides 44 Citrus fruit WINDOW SHADES Tomorrow tho resurrection will C. Hetaler, Mrs. Lewis Peck, Mias IM NOT SU(?E, BUT I TMTUdC and nula. ' / 11 Communist 24 Simple The class which was received In­ lean men in ramate northern JHew bins to Robert S, West of Mavl Janet Porter and Mra. (Hlfford •? ______33 Greek dialect 47 Row be marked by the bleasii)g of the ,THERE5 A GAS STATION ABOUT , 32 Scottish girl 25 Norse god ^ WASHAILE to full membership Of the First Mexico mountain vlllagee are com­ borough; 1() acres on New London Wright. There have been ao many in- 34 Mothers 38 Larder 48 Stalk holy ftrp by Latin Patriarch Alber­ A mis T M r m y j Female baltleaxe to,Iter lawyer: 26 Infernal Congregational dturch last night to Gori. That ceremony symbotlses memorating the laet days of Jeitit Tpke. from Carmella Pixzltola to 8ke„ Tenebrae sery- Gerald Dzieck, Gall Patten and Do. Luxe 88 4-Dr. Power 41 Free The offering which was taken at North Ha’van, 'March 30 i f ) — hopses are planned and three are Karl Spencer. Steering, Power Brakes, RAR, ices—held in mOet CathqrIc already under cohetruction. 42 Rome's hills the Maundy ^uraday service was Flrat Selectman . Joel Bpach, 66, Hydra., TTutone Blue. 'Q churches on l|oly .Thbreday. Good Deg Owners Warned OUT OUR WAY. J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MA.IOR HOOPLE 45 Draws forth for the XMaoons' Fujid, local ac- Friday and Holy BatUrday—was died yeeterday aa a result of an Manchester Evening Hemld He­ ^ ’55 OLDS. $3395 tivltiea aiid charities of the Board injury he received when he fell In Mra Charles P. Miner, tow’n bron eorrespondmt, 5flss Susan K 8-88 4-Dr. Power Steering. 46 At the speed the slow extinguishing of a cahdie clerk, warns dog owners that dog of sound of Deacona. for each of the 14 stations b< the his Icy driveway'after the March Pendleton, telephono AOndeniy Power Brakes, R8H. Hydra., 'MOLDS. StTK BAH .'FATHER HAS I Principal H. Cheater Nelson, 19 snowstorm. He is survived by licenses must be taken out during 8-3484. Tutone Blue. De Luxe 88 Holiday. RgR, COM'T W30 t h e y r e m a in (3REAT AND 1 NEVER 81 Ignited cross. • • ' '■ /- 0SSI4 $6VE(?AL PLATONIC , Windham High School, has an­ his widow, a aon and a daughter. the month of April. Dog owners Hydramatic, Tutoae. EVER PULL m y s t e r ie s o f t h e SMdP TELL ANY­ WE liOT A oCAPeVlMG 82 City in. SAVE Tlie 15th, symbol of Christ, was VEARS ’K ^FeiE N O S AMON& gOLLETlW THAT 0^ * nounced that two seniors from An­ Services will be held Monday, are prone to forget this and have In 70 per cent (if ail fatal 'aut(>- A TRICK LIKE •-IT AIN'T ETHICAL TO BODY THAT I OLD eVEeVTiiAsV THE FAIR 6EK— Oklahoma hidden momentartlly to represent THAT OH ME OO TWIVPIN' TO TH' WASAWCD I HAMMigAL l» p l a y ­ dover have been listed on the three to pay extra for delinqurncy. mobile accldenU, ona or both driv­ I'SSOLDS. S26M HE CAME FORA HAK-KAPF.'IP ‘ 63 Peak AT his death. A loud noise resounded AAIM.' I SAW J BOSS AW'HE DON’T NESS.' YOU’D in g hi'TH DOLLS-— and a half year official Honor Roll. No Dance Classea ers violated one or tpore M fety 5* M 4-Dr. Power Steering, Pow- ’MTONT. S14M HAVE asORE VI JT, BUT THIS VEARl YOU'D 6 0 DV6 84 Sheltered sidi through the churches, to recall the V O O " I VLAMT TH' BOSS TO OK APS t+4E DOLLS, 9 They arc John Clarke and (Clif­ J a ile d f o r ‘ M o o n R llin ip g * The dancing claaa taught by lawi. / i>'er Braked, BBR. Hjrdra., Blue Chieftain 8 Catalina. Power WA^Kl'T KNOW yVHAT HE DID SLEUTHS THAN HE'$ 62-~^0ND6,^ VOOR HSAD6 85 Encloeurcs convulsion of nature at that mo­ ABOUT IT, AH' TH' OTHER THEY SQTON "P'lAVi WG vCiti-i p - ’ ton Goodale. and Wkite. SteeTing. lUH. Hydra., Qrecn WAPPlW.' LIKE THE OLD 84 OoU mounds - To Visit Uulvhralty ment nearly 2,000' yeara ago. 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.. I ■ ■ '■ • . . ■ '■ A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNh FRIDAY. MARCH 80. 19M PAGE FlfTEEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, COnJJ., FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1&86 PAGS FOURTEEN THE Several Matters Still to Be Aired in Herald Angle Ailing Pitchers Cause Much Concern in Camps , EARL W. YOST Curt Simmons Warriors and Pistons Conley’s Shoulder Babe' McCoy on Stand Sparta ttita r ' SHOTS H U B a n d THEkB ^Duka Snider of Brooklyn in tha Aind Baumann Holy Cross baaketball cfiptaln National Laagua it tha poll is true Move into Final Round For Six Hour Period ’Toasmy Heiiisohn will play with to form. WilUama and Wlilla G et Blasted MCSC^I^^IBAOVK Showslmproyement tha Oollega All-Stars against tha Maya of tha OlanU wars tabbed ■aaev*ntu . M US New York, March 80 (/P)—Becaiisa Paul Arizin had a hot Harlam Olobatrottsrs In tha an­ tha batting champions ani^ Robin vT^ (MbalSo night and Bob Pettit a poor one, the Philadelphia Warriors Los Angeles March 30 Chief Investigator James J. nual . pna^HMsaon. toast to coast RoberU or the .PhUliaa and Herb New York, March 30 (4V - IS ■« IS tour.___ -Htlnsohn'a______taammataa In- Score of CMvaland tha top pitch­ It’s not the Sniders and Cam* Mabrri ...... is and Fort Wayne Pistons will meet for the National Baaket­ Sarasota, Fla., March 30 They've finally pinpointed th e ' tioned in fight acandala in the-East Idas anid'tia racord and wound Up team members collect $350 each Simmons o* bonus kids like Frank Totals 41^ $41 U1 ItH feated the defending champloa trouble . . . I ’ll probably be lobbing ' In Men'a Bowling Evetit Azalea Open But all Cox got was a shrug of in tha callar. Harry Pidhirnay led and each fourth-place aqtiad play Baumann.' New Yorti, March SO (88)—Tha Syracuse NoU 109-104 to win their the ball In four or five days.” I shoulders from McCoy snd the ad* tha luckless Indians In Moring with ar geU $150. Montreal won the Tlie apri'ig exhibitions have bean oemi-flnala aeries, three gamss to The word of. "Improvement” One thing certain about this no picnic fer SInmons of tha Phil­ GalMs ST 104 Pittsburgh Humets are off on the Wilmington.* N. C., March 30 OD mission that he was acquainted 70 points.. Tha flag-winning Provl- crown this season. The two clubs DoSlerrhant.'...... N 1 11 TT right foot in their bid to auecesa- two In the Eastern Divlaion playotf. came from Dr. Michael DIOosola, year’s 'Town Men’s Bowling with the two but had never had denca Rads alao proved to be great that win their lemi-flnal rounds In adelphia PhilHea, wrho at 26 may fuily dafaiHl thair Colder Cup And on the strength of a 88-39 orthopedic surgeon, yesterday af-1 Toumafiient Is that several new —The $13,500 Azalea Open OoK the Stanley Cup playoffa rswurd be at the end- of the line btcauae of I IS ‘J? last quarter rally. Fort Wayno Tournament, which neaded .into any business dealings with them. in ovartima gamea, winning aaven H e im ...... 104 lOO SI champlonsl.lp, while the Provl- ter a second examination of the : faces .bill be seen in competi­ M c^ y spent some six hours on to establish n „new loop record. their membara with a check n>r paralstent arm iroubla. Net haa denca Rode, Amerlca.i Hockey eliminated the 8t. Louis Hawks 103- lanky righthander. tion./ Accordlbg to Director Ita second round today again haa thcra been rcaaon for optlmlam for T o u l s ...... M l 134 ITS lUT 97 trt^the Western Divialon, It was the sfind yeaterday as Cox con­ Three of Uila year's playoff con- $1,000 each. Players on tha loain$. League pennont-wlnnera,' are hav­ Conley came down with shoulder J a ^ Vittner, interest in this demonstrated how fiercely com­ centrated hia questioning on the squads in the aeml-flnala receive' Paumann.'who returned to tha Rad Wkito aiata (i> a fine comeback by the Piatono Who winter's tourney is at Its lowest petitive professional golf haa be- tanders in tha A.H.L., Cleveland, Sox from aarvice with a painful B o lin J r ...... N 13S 214 ing a rough time with tht Buffalo trouble last week and saw Dr. matchmaker’s relations with thres Pittsburgh and Providence, have $500 apiece. Members of the W M t r ...... lO I f t S 284 Blaoits. , (trapped the first two gamea, then DiCOsola Monday. The physician ebb and the majority of entries cone. ^ * boxers. Gil Cadlllt,- Don Jordan team that wins the Stanley Cup throwing motion. io iln 8 r ...... >!!4 n N M 4 swept ths next thros. / ' thus far have b««n solicited. Gene L itter, the 35-year-old been consecutive active . league P ir k e y ...... M 111 N X>» Tha Hornets, runnerup during Arlsln eonnseted for I t field said at that time Conley was suf­ and Carlos Chaves. members alnoa ita origin 30 years finals and the covetOd Stanley Cup Simmons, one of the Whia Ktdi Chapman the regular oampalgn, first- story 6n how Jensen overcame Whitney Pool in New Haven. cisive. V. COmmaalts PM«e <11 with 37 savai, end the Hornets' attempis end wound up edth a Protection for Broken Jaw feared it might cost^ em Conley's 0|>enlng matches are sched­ FYanciaco. Johnson ST 111 services fo* the s ^ o n —a season uled Monday and Tuesday with Field In St. Petersburg, Fla. The Milwaukee ^youngster may round 68 B)\oottra - were poised to many hardsblpa o this efiUdhood to Flnala in all events Friday and He’s felt pretty good this spring, defenoemen were too tough for the peltry 19 polnU. charge up In the standings. They, Featherweight Cadllll followed achlava this athletic distinction and Harris . St. Louis led 9847 at ths end of It's baseball daapite the fact that Jtm Ray of Sam Hous-. in which they coMted on him for play continuing April 10-11 and aucceed the veteran at ahoriatop for the Yankees. him.to the stand and tesUfiad that Saturday will be held each night but he got that old feeling again Cook ... ‘R % Barona, who manafad only Jstfiiia ten 8U U is wearing a football helmet batting against Southern 16 Or 30 victories. In turn, were pressed by nine men aucCsM in Ilia will be the subject starting at 8:30. .Big Ray,Felix, yesterday, losing hla control l^rson Gordon’s goal early in the second the tjhilril quarter, but the PMons the finals definitely slated Fri­ McCoy did seek to become hla co­ of a tclevlaloh play 6n the Caval­ lieston . '.■.v.v.v.'.v.’ i 8 8s 'i- u ! esmb beck in ths final 18 minuCiM Methodist in Dallas. Ray suffered a broken jaw in the first "As I said Ififii summer and dur­ day night, April 18. Head to at 70 and 14 at 71. owner in partnership with veteran who got his baptiam in profession­ against the St. Louis Cardinala Rumen ...... - so IS 183 period. That tied the score 1-1. game of the season. Baseball helmet was not enough. , Near Flawless Golf cade Theater on April 17, which al ball with Manchaatar in the Midway through the same sea- to Corky Devlin gstUng the ing the winter, there's one thing head bowling will govern all Manager Jack Kearns. He pitched three hlUeoa Innings, ...... 144 101 483 iiil back there lA the shoulder holding matches. Cash prixes will be littler shot near flawless golf— ia incidentally also the opening day now defunct American League, then waa tagged for a run in the alon, with Cleveland a men short, Clinching basket in the lost miauto Swimming Cadi\ll testified that at first ha of tha baseball season. .- . Jensen, of play. Geoifs Ysidley and Lorry me back. VtMnV they've foui.d It awarded to the top four finish­ Reeprd Set he had to-vto keep a shot ahead of waa "all for the deal” but he later tallied 885 points in 73 games fourth and three in the fifth as Frank Mather slashed a 30-footer an All-America halfback in college with the New York Knicka in the PRUTMR LEAOL’R intw the goal for PitUburgh. WilUo F o ^ of Fort Wayne, and Jsdc now and /I'm greatly encouraged. ers plus high single out of the another former National Amateur soured on it and dtsappefired be* the Cards won 8-6. Indlecreol Ekirope's major sports' events/ in he ahould know. 40 or more- goals in one sesson. The Boeton flash had 843 and before going Into the lervlce, Ckaaeilly <4>, Detroit Clears First Hurdle Talbot, best known for hlscolor- eluding the EngllsT Derby, Grand and he is better off to tak them ard and Oene Yost. like accelerated driving in an autO' but slumped^ to 37 omlng in to he could quit hia working job and didn't have even one good inntng Lupaerhino T aevsland wir be at Pittsburgh The 30-ycar-old swimming Sen­ I Others who have achieved this feat Georgs 457. Boston led all teams 84 3 0 snd Travliltnes at Biiffslo In the fnl nwrts writing and author of National, Wimbledon TenmetTour here. He shouldn’t throw for at sation . from Buffalo, N. Y„ did It mobile compared with atop and go drop Into the sight-man 68 brack­ that he discovered he waa con­ in per game scoring with a 108 againat the Pittsburgh Pirates Monrr ..,, 170 Hockey PIsyoffs the column "Sports Roundup” least a week." driving.” et which also included Gardner stantly In debt to McCoy. iheluda Maurice Richard. Gordie Balch ...... 106 ; 'T4 384 nest games of the seml-flnsls Sat­ nament and the British Oolf with a spectacular 18:0.5.9 last Hdwe, Joe Malone. Cboney Wel­ average for 73 games; Tha Eaat- yesterday. Control was hia troubla, Prentice ...... 8s 1 114 814 Towitrd Third Straight Crown since 1063, suffered an earUer at> Championships. He alsfi v'as Club officials said they expect night as he got the three-day Breen won In a breeze. Behind Dickinson Jr., Panama City, Fla Aaked Present Status too, walking four and giving three ...... 101 I urday night. land,^ DIt Clapper and Hoiyle am Division champion Warriors Crandall .. llO » ! Tharsday's Rssnlta tack last August However, he had member of the AP Olympic staff Oonley to rejoin the team In Mll- NCAA swimming championships him were Peter Duneaii of Okla­ pro, 'who last Sunday won his Cox abked hia present ataius. averaged 103.1 points per game hlU as the Bugs belted him for Bibrinsz ...... _ 81 SI NaUewU.LasgMs SsoS-Vlaal raeovered sufficiently to take a homa, Tetauo Okomoto of Texas Morent. Richard has talllad 40 or Detroit, .March 30 (fin—Tha De-*,vlctory coming in tha fourth gania at Berlin in 1936, / t.aukee for the season's opening Wesleyan Lists going. first- "big one” at Miami Beach. Cadllll said he has $2,600 In a trust find New York’s last place Knlck- six runs In the sixth. They got Totila ...... 4T0,” ITT 1448 N B A P h ; o 8 - Detroit 8, Toronto 2. (Dstnft aemi'Vacation in Florida, where hf Although sports wfiS his assign­ game April 17. However, It wg^ Breen's, brilliant performance A. A M., John Phalr and Joe Rob­ fund, owns hlh home snd has a more goals in four seasons and erbockera poured in 1003 points two more off the lefty in the sev­ Taka <41 troit Red ,Wings have cleared the at Toronto Tuaaday ntgbti wins bsst-of-7 serlsa, 4-lL TCsttmed writing. unlikely he would do any pitching Improves on the 18:19 recorded, by inson of Yale and John O’Reilty regular job, along with carrying Howe performed the feat three enth, with. Gene. Freesa.^iam th igg> M 387 first hurdti In thair drive towmrd a Five tlmea In the aertea Detroit ment, lie freto><>aty4MW' •wtH'gat i^ y two dayt^ test Jm i' 9M r^ ayiw lo t. Sit Imott , tPtttabwi^ tasds bsst-of-S ssiM^^ push him. Rest is very lmi>ortant.’ ball team will embark bn a six- establishes the mode6i youngster the first 100 meters, and Improved and Kearns, who allegedly was In­ will tangle in the World Series other chib 'lir NdRlonir Hbdkey fore tackling the Canadians ' at pital. (^ ro , Eg>Tl. during the Italian game Southern trip from April 1 Larry Panders who movaa up aa wpn their fourth straight, with (Fori Wayno wins bsst-of-8 semi 1-0). ____Ha la tiBVlyedl by Ws widow, as the world's great long-distance on .the margin as he thrashed New Haven, March 30 —With vited Into the matter by McCoy, again next fall. Upwards of 300 head Coach Joe ChrtaUan’a as­ Black Moale <41 League history—are ths Montreal Montreal Saturday night In the Ksstsni Lsm b s Vtasl to^-April 7x—to- play the Naval major Itague players cast their three runi on four hits in five J a c o h s ...... S5 — 84 171 final, 8-3). the former Ruth Heavy of London, Foreign Desk Man swimmer today.- ' - through the'water, finishing with the gruelling 1,500-meter race out each put up $1,350 to buy Cadtl- sistant. Rodia slap handles the frames. soblrkl ...... M M Canadians, tha team that kept the beat-of-seven opener. Saturday’s Sobednls Now Haven 7. Cllateii 3. (Nmr da Security Base in Washington, a spectacular 1:11.4 sprint down baltou in the annuar poll. Here’s 110 58 2 lerigianii, and two daughters, He returned to snorts In the Other coaches were saying the of the way, some 300 of America's li's contract from the original ' UConn froah football and basket­ Elaewhere. Baltimore tied the Kusmik ...... 108 108 IIS 3SS wlimp. from an eighth consecutive The' Canadlens required five Fort Wayno at Phlladslphia Kavsa leads bsst*of-7 esrlss S-t). Brenda, 16. and Margaret 14. Mra >D. C„ and Lynchburg College, saifie thing with superlatives, and the home stretch. ' best swimmers will compete at manager, B6rt L^wls. tha run-down in the American ball taamai .Mel Allen, Red Bar­ Hebciistreh 103 85 im 3SS NHL title this aeaaqn. United States August 19. 1937 Randolph Macon, the Fort Lee League as the players see the score with two ninth-inning runs McCann ...... 110 ini ns S38 games to allmtnate tha third-place (AfUmoon, National TV — Start Tklbot was with her husband fit covering championship fIghU Training others were claiming that Breen's ‘nred at Finish Yale's fabulous Payne Whitney Flaherty. McCoy agreed, sent ber an.d Jimmy Woods will again Orrmipo ...... — 89 - It The Red Wings were at thai,r new York Rangers, too, but wound of besi-mf-7 final playoff) Who soys t^nmia Is r n g u n * (or Travelers, and Virginia Military "I’m tired, but I felt I lowered forthcoming race: (1) New York, on Owen Friends' error, then the time of his deaUi. / baseball and tennis until thelie Uni time was the equivalent of a run­ Gymnasium for the five individual him $2,500 to buy off the contract. handle all radio and television of scored four in the 11th on three championship beat last night as up that aeries earlier in the week. kldsT fUnrUls Moltani, ntwjprssi* Funeral arrangements are, lii- Institute, all in Virginia. ner doing a four-minute mile in the record as I headed into the and one relay title at stake on to­ McCoy said he turned the $2,500 (3) Cleveland, (3) Boston. (4) New York Yankee baseball games Totals ...... 6U 4M 1121 theyj^lopad to a 3*1 daclaion over dant of tto U.8.’ Imwn ‘fmals ted States entered the second Coach- Ni>rm Daniels will rely Chicago, (5) Detroit, (6) Kansss walks, two singles and Bob Boyd's rakerge ^"<> to cover Davis Cup matches, could land'a Vic Wertx yeaterday, grab­ perforipence as "phenomenal" which the man to beat is blond- Jordan, who last night fought Hordlow had a perfect 3-0 record were Ford"Konno, the former Ohio durinig the afternoon and finals at Jimmy Carter at the Olympic, and Sox In the American League and fourth place. Oil Hodges and Jackie Robins Bankers Cop Win, Associated Press at Dallas in 1038, be found In the south during ,|^e bing the ball near the right cen­ " r the freshmen last year. Co- hatred Rex Aubrey, the speedy Robinson blasted one each for- the he worked with his fatherl who ter field fence with two Indiana on State star from Honolulu, and night. Yale junior whose home is in Aus­ ChaveL ball spring tralnlnv, at the ring' Siptaln Gordy Losey will do most \ Brooks. But It was Joe Collins’ junior Loop Ends published weekly .newspapers at side of major flgiUs, high above the baaea. ^. of the catching. tralia.' Aubrey was nipped for the muff of Randy Jackson's double v- Lometa and Milford, Tex. He also the finish line of the Kentucky Some obaervers called It a more Returning Inflelders include Dbn title last year by hIS own team­ Ducats ror Elks Testimonial that sent tha winning run home. published a nev^aper alone for ■Derby, and In, the press box at eye-catching grab than the bne Denault, Warren Wlthercll, and Youngsters Crowned Champs mate, the now-graduated Kerry Bay Stale Schools Milwaukee scored once in the riM i fitoiHUiigs NOW OPEN ★ Jackie Hedlund came back with tured both the 50 and 100-yard chusetts may not be represented Elks Testimonial ttanquet, April Joe Hahn, Buaz. Keeney, Ronnie with five ahutouts In his 17 vic­ Manchaatar Trust . , . 5 10 .883 B R Q W N IE ^ S — Willie Jonee undergoes another In the New England Schoolboy VFW Post 3048 ...... 8 10 .338 He/ wrote all sports but past, extending back 500 years be Recreation Department sponsored a third game 128 for a total of 310 events, is one of the hottest water 18, honoring Man(|he8ter High’s Simmons, Roy Shenning, Bob Laz- tories last seSson, waa making his sp^alised in baseball > for two fore thb birth nf-Gheist. checkup today and If his Improve­ bowling departments for ypung- to take first place In the Inter­ performers of all times. His 49.0 Basketball Tournfemertt next year zari, Bobby. Sweet, Dick Duba- first start with the regulars. ment continues he'll probably be A’s Start Journey according to Frederick H. Pierce, basketball, crosi-cbuntry and rifle Manchastar Trust dafaaUd 8t¥rs were, concluded la.8t night at mediate Eloys . classic. His third constituted a- world's record for noski, Sieve Provost. Danny Renn, KlussewskI Returns released from Uie hospital where game was a fine recovery after executive-secretary of the State’s trams went on sale today at the Alan Johnson', Charlie Bogflnj, BU- Hann'a Camera 4$-45 last night at the West Side lanes. the century, and there are very Charles W. Latnrop , Insurance ’ The Redlegs' big gun, Ted he haa been confined since being Hoiiie from Florida Dawn Molumphy rolled games rolling games of 86 and 96. Bob few swimmers who have ever bet Secondary Schools P r 1 n c I p,a I a wQod Lcchausae, Bobby Daigle. Varplanck School. Tfia win gave beaned by Don Newcombe of the Assn. Agency, Inc,, at lira E.'Center St., KlussewskI, played with the "B ” the victors five wins in 10 ataiia of 82-79-89 for a total of 260 to Ta'ylor. last year's Junior cham­ tered his best 60-yard clocking of Larry Herzog, Dale Brown, Dana team while nursing his pulled hip TEXACO SlEV&STATION and at the Elks Home on Bissell Brooklyn Dodgera Tueaday. win the first place trophy In the pion, finished In second place with 22.2. Two other top contenders for At the same time, Iherce said Cannon and coaches Elgin Zatiir- and closed tha l$5S-56 West Side Even If the Philadelphia Phil- W esfPalrn Beach. Fla., March the recent conflict In dates be­ St! Parents of the honored "ath­ muscle and swatted a home run t t l MAIN ST. (Acroit from Nolmot Fiiioral Homo) MIS-1171 30 iA5 The Kansas City Athletics Junior Girls Division. Miss Mo­ 297. Last week Pat Hood captured this crown, are Sandy GIdeonse, sky. M att' Maetozo and Ray ..Kor- and single in an 8-7 defeat by Rec Junior Baaketball League sea- lica' third baseman doea get lumphy comes frorh a bowling ^ e Girls Tourney In the Midget tween'the Massachusetts and New letes will be given first choice at busleski. eon. broke camp and started for home smother Eli, and H. Choteau Dyer, tha tickets until Siitu'rday, April Charleston of the American Aun. today, phyalclana have tpld h lm ^ family and il was her first tour­ CIsas and Don Simmons was re- of Harvard. Possible break­ England Hockey Tournaments Co-Captalni Jon Harrison and Paced by the sharashooting of uill be aeveral more daya before today after winding up their ex- seems due to be solved for 1957. after which time the remainli Rookie Earl Averall and Chico • ney and her first \rin. Connie RIs- .turned the winner In the Boys throughs include A l, Kuhn of ;4Bob Miller head the rifle squad Cairpaquel. late of the Whjte Sox. Jerry Lems and Bob Raynolda, tha ( he can get In uniform and be^n Tilbltlon stand In Florida with a Massachusetts was holding this ducats will go 5n sale to the piib^ ' members who. will be honored. winders moved put in front early 2-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers. ley had a three-game total of 242 group. Northwestern,-fiob Kelter of Am lie. Seating caliacilty at the Elks homered as Cleveland defeated the working pul.' - ^ Ip flnlffh second. herst, Ken Guest of Southern tournament this month while the Other shooters Include BUI Han­ in the final quarter to stay.- Art Ceccarelll. 26-year-old left­ New Englands were going on In Home il llmtfedilted totb 210 perpona. dler, Dave Nutter, Steve Pick- New York Giantar for the sixth Hemtia held a one-point advanta^ D o d R crn hander from West Haven, Conn., Pa.'ii-Rl Poe rolled aUhree-game Methodist, Don Lqfson of Illinois Members of .the Red and White time'in nine tries 10-5. Willie Mays FREE! FREE! Tennis has piovld'ed many Iron Providence. R.I. - - /wan, Dick Thorsell, Tom Bfifieler, at ialcrmiaalitn. lltma was high M m Vero Beach, Fla. March 30 i/p)— who had a''^-7 record last year, total of 326 to cop firat place In and Tom Kehoe of Oklahoma. basketball, quintet who will be in hit one for the Giants, the only Alan Ferris, Larr>’ Harmon, BUI The' battle for the regular third the Junior Boys Division, l-he slen­ Curtain Country players an ave­ An Indication of the, team title 'The basketball queblion w ) 11 earned run among the three they for fht visitors with' 16 points fol.- made a strong bid for a regular nue of escape. Jaroslav, former attendance Include Captain Eddie Breadheft and coachga Gil Hunt lot/ed by Romolda with 15. 'Don THIS OFFER GOOD NOT ONLY OPENING V ^ K BUT - BY baM job between Jackie Roblnaon atarter'^ 'role when he held the der lefthander pinned games of fight between Ohio State and Yale have to be settled in the April Wojelk, Alan Cole, Dave Tiirking- got in the firstfour frames agsinst and Ranefim Jackson on the 111-98 ' and 117, certainly very Wimbledon winner from Czecho­ should be evident before the end of meeting of the Massachusetts and Don Race. lisner lad tha losers' netting 18 Tigers scorelMs in the seven in­ .Cross-Country Htandouta Bob Feller. \ n arkers and Cunningham had 14. Brooklyn Dodgers etill is wide nings he worked. Cecceralll al­ good 'pinning ■ for a youngster of slovakia. Is.one who chose freedom the day. Ohio State's great, divers, Principals Assn, in Framingham Southpaw Art'Ceccarelll allowed THE open. . 14. Kevin Doherty finished in the pernianentlV after taatlng it on headed by Don Harper and Fletch­ and by the May meeting of the Croes-country runners- Include Naarkesler TnsI <4Si ' EVERYDAY, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT lowed only three singles, struck I Captain Bobby Vinton, BUI Mac- only two hits, walked one and B r p « s . Robinson played left field and runnerup spot with a 288 total. a tennis 'fouV. er Gilders, could place 1-2-3-4- in New^-^gland Council which atages fanned four in'his seven .Inriingi Lfma. t ...... 8 0-1 18 out four and walked one. all New England Tournaments. ! Ardle. ‘Dick Whitehouse. Dick Mosxfr. r ...... ”. 2 have voted rqjom- Idanlel, Milt Doremtis, Tom Juros, Hovl-v. a ...... 0 (Wi 0 ed nb significance to . Hobby's 14 exhibition innings against the I Bobby Watson. Bill Button, Bill and had a’ tHree-hit shutout ling. \>n-xla, s- . Bwltch. sprint, Yale points are expfected to mendatlons that no multlple- twisted hia knee In the fifth/apd ! Yankees, White Sox.and Detroit. j Clulow, Gordna Pomeroy and "U keY 6u Nryw Had B alw d" ___r \ f ... "It’s still a battle between them come from the always-thrilling 8chCK)l events be approved during had to retire. Totals .,. f.. 2-10 44 for third," said Alston. The A's play Pilt.sburgh at New 400-yard freestyle relay on today’s the week of March 10, 1957. I coaches Paul Pht{)fiey and Phil ■erm't I4S* Orleans Saturday, and Sunday. Lit­ H.vde. The Chicago White Sox l/ed off r ri*. • TIRES CHECKED # 011 CHICKED - card. Coach Bob Klphuth Cfin put The purpose Is to avoid con­ on Washington and Ted A b ^ ath y Uavrilo. f-’ .,;.. tle Bobby Shantz probably will be I During the recently completed Baraw f .... Tennia was Oral played In the together a quartet capable of set­ flict with college entrance board for nine runs In four innliufa and a their Starting pitcher .‘jtaturday. examinations scheduled for March sea.son the cagers won their first I,amour«aux. r THC FCATSCRWUOHT 1870'b " on Staten Island In New ting a new world mark, but there CCIL crown in 11 years and quali­ 12-2 decision. C,al- Abraini hit a (Tunnlnsham. < • WINDSHIELD CLEANED , • OAHIRY CHICKED York Day and It mystified passing Is stiff competition bound to come 16, 1957. Muisnrr. g fied for the State Tournament for three-run homer and iySIngle for Am-s. g ...... sailors, who reached port with L ' r a-rpd lamps are us!d to from Harvard, which upset the i The N, El. Basketball Tourna- the first time since 1946. The In­ the Sox, Who had five, doubles and N'aums.r, a .. . • M ONT oiiO REAR FLOOR talcs of "leaping, dancing figures throw heat rays on outdoor, ten­ Ellis In this event last week at the; mebt Committee recently an- CHAIN SAWS dians also parti'clpated In their the home run in their 10 hits sff MrFarlann. g • RADIATOR CHECKED SWEFT OUT IF DESIRED THE 'FEATHERWEIGHT FAMILY playing s6me kind of strange Eastem s; a great Stanford club..' nounced its 1957 dates as March, Abernathy. The Sahatori r nis courts Ih Scandinavian coun­ first New England tboi-ney In 18 Tolait ...... 5-12 45 game.” reveals the United States tries, permitting winter play In .Oklahoma. Illinois, Southern Cali-1 Boston Qarden. ROtjOTIUERS winters. tributed five errors. Lawn Tennis Assn. zero temperatures. tom la and Ohio State. the Massachusetts Assn, sp- Concluding its .'schedule .vlth a ^ Fadgen Top Threat | P''uves the recommendations, only winnin); streak of 22 straight the Shouitjl We Foil To Make The Above Checks On Your Cor — In the 200-yard butterfly the' * *'' dates, would allow SANDERS rifle squad also nti a new school ExhiKition Bssebsll Board man • Sandy best appears to be Eastern champ ■ *®fiuis to compete in the record: won OCIL honors for the Green Manor Quintet Ousted Dick Fadg?n of North Carolina ^N. E. - tourne.v.------The SUte — annually SKILL SAWS third CQO^cUtlve year as qll five Thuraday's ReaulU Eight Is Pogtpoiied $Ti)0^Wortlr Of Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline FREE! ^ state, while the 200-yard back­ has been represented by its East­ shooters eclipsed the prevlotis top Chicago (A) 12, Washington M / X T stroke should be a real fight be­ ern,-and Western Massachusetts (A) 3. . champions. Individual mark; and also repeat­ Boston. March 30 i/P> ~ Light­ By West Haven Team 111-85 tween Iowa's Lincoln Hurring, LAWN ROLLERS ed aa Connecticut HL'n School and Kansas City (A), 2, Datroit (A) weight Larry Botrdman will havie THE UTMOST IN SERVICE (f. y ------^— — . Charlie Krepp of North Carolina. State Junior chan^ion for the to wait until April 14 for hi# 10 f’nmi hi ^mpriaing^ several New York> the sei-vices of standouts Art Lin Meirling of Oklahoma, Dave SPREADERS third successive season. Baltimore (A) 9, Chicago (N) round non-title fight ulth feather­ 5 ill innlngi). ragefs, including a pair of stand­ Q'llmby and JInm y Ahesrn who Pembertbn of Northwestern and Wlnnlngrst .4thletlc Hqund weight champion Sandy Saddler. •OOMFLETE MNE OF TEXACO FRODUCTS Ouaos" ia your ioreriw style. You'll outs with this pas, winter's Seton Bill Clinton of the host club. I Last Night Fights Although the cross country team Cleveland (A) 10. New York ■The Boston . Garden bout waa leave for Army duty the'first part SICKLE BAR (N| 5. have to Iqek Iwlee toknow yeu'te wsot-.. Hall quintet. West Haven ea-slly of next w;ck. „ ' , Another pvent today is the 220- completed its' schedule aeveral postponed for the second time yes-, FIRESTONE TIRES and BAHERIES raced to a 111-95 victory over the yfird freestyle which will bring to-j Los Angeles—Jimmy Carter months ago the harriers are by St. Louis IN') .8. Philadelphia terday after Saddler phoned to say FEATURINfi: big il—but aba'll know at 6ftt qlanes The rro.«i will now sit back and Green Manor Pros last night .in a gebher such talented stars as Jim 138. New York, outpointed Doii Extontion IsHw far the winningest athlitlQ squad (Ni 6. • he had been suffering from a bad Ve « hondaoae reortbetwelqht hoL await further dcvelopliprij^ts'in the Jorgenson, of Harvard, who ia un- Jordan. 138, Los Angeles. 10. am'ong' all Red and White arrays. PitUburgh iN) 11, Boston (An cold and did net believe he would quarter-final game In the YMCA 'Central Onnnecllcul LeagUe. Invitation Tournament at New beaten this year; Bill Woolsey, In-1 San Francisco--.Dave Johnson, POST HOLE DI80ER Part of their overall record in­ lOi- be in hi* best condition by the / $ 7 9 5 Should Frankie's Driye-In defeat diana’s best; Jeff Farrell. O kla-jl46, San Francisco, stopped Phli cludes: Unbeaten in 31 straight Brijoklyii (N) 5, New York (A) Tuesday date. Haven Teachers College. Old Se.vbijook in the league's final W e Ate Open 7 Days A Week'from'7 A. M. Seton Hall's taltented Dick Long homa; Sonny Tanabe of Indiana | Kim. 146. Honolulu, 6. dual meets the past three years; 4 (10 Innings I. Saddler asked foe a week's post­ game a three-wa\- tie for first and George Breen of Cortland, WATER PUMPS Connecticut Invitational kingpins Marti'tukee (N) 8, Cincinnati ponement but according to Pro­ ADVfmSCO and teammate F,d Petrie hooped ■plate, will exist among Frankie’s, w 36 and 20 points, respectively, to better at longer distances but al­ for the second time In three years; (N) '-'B'’ 7. moter Sam Sjiverman the nearest New Britain Pacej-s . and Green Parisian waUhed Hupiez, the Garden date he could get waa Sat­ spearhead West Haven’s triurPph. ways a threat in any race. European middleweight jk-hampion, OUTBOARDS captured their third straight State FOR THE BEST FOR YOUR CAR - COME TO BROWNIE'S Manor Ihus nercssitaling A utAV« 'Trial heats will get underway at Meet UUt; OCIL champions nine urday, the 14th. ' LIFE T^e duo also received ample sup­ off. . Ulke two rounds to warm up One of Billy Martly's favorite port from big Eld Grindnll, who 2:30 p.m.. with the.finals starting against Tiger Jones In the Garden consecutive seasons:.-and second Originally the fight waa set for AND We.t Hat.a (III) at 8:30 p.m. i in this fall's .New ^ gtan d Meet atories la. about )iis manager, Ca­ tomorrow night but aa an indirect haa played several games with the B K PtA. last Friday night. The slow gel- OPEN 7 to 5 DAILY sey Stengel. One day In Boaton. Proa the past two seasons, and rFirino. f ...... 5 3 13 after gaining top honors in 1954. reault of recent snowstorms It was Poirlc, f ...... away cost tha rallying Hui..ez the the Yankees ware two runs behind pushed back to Tuesday. < * q itiiK C Dick E’etrillo, also of Seton Hall, ...... 10 0 20 split decision by the narrow mar- 1 --- ...... JO ti 26 7*^ Thur$.^7*4:30 Sot. in the eighth Inning but had f DE LUXE GAR WASH who chipped In with a combined 3i Mr'DpmiNt.-G .g^n of one point ...... J * 0 2 jFrench Figliter *1110 United State* Lawn Tennia two men on with Andy Carey ————————— points. Young Roiinte Harris with itrlndAll. f ...... R .T ; "I will be out punckfng from the at bat. Two strikes wart called on Three 'laam* hav*. won the, Na­ OTHER CHAMP HATS $5.95 32 points. -Johnny Silk witb 21 and ifHnnRtir^r K ...... 5 0 Aaan., celebrating ita 75th. birth­ Truvors, g ...... h 0 10 Points to Upset opening bell.” vowed |iamia. "I day Vitl> a Diamond Jubijee Year Carey, and Stehgel grew frantic. tional Hockey L ease's Stanley REG . t rebounder FVeddy Congleton with Porllll R ...... 4 0 8 realize the 'first .round counts as ’’Bllty,” he Said to-Martin,, "call Cup seven lime*. They ara Mon­ FOR ONLY S '! .50 21 tallies stood out in a losing HonncBny., g ...... a 0 4 much aa»the last in the scorthg " CAPITOL^ in 1956, i* the ^ e s t amateur S2.00 VALUE! sport governing, bddy In the U.9, time and go In there and tell Carey treal canadlens, Detroit Red cause.' ■■ ToIbIb ...... 11 in -New York; March -30 Undefeated In hia last seven to hit a home run.''. Billy felt allly Wings and Tqr.onto Mapit Leafs. 'Hold Period Edge i i t t t n Manor (Mi France'i Cherif Hamia hopes to scraps, Costa, the No. 3 contender, F Pt.*. about it. but'did aa.'^e waa'-told. Coach George 'Mitchell's Pros f , benefit from stablemate Cliarley haa a ^-3-4 record. A light EQUIPMENT United'States team* have won Sure enough, on the next, pitch Gordla Howa scored tha faataat This la no ordinary Job—We iWUy give your car s su i^ to led at the ,nd of the first quarter Dubniif, f ., Falling Ropm for Pat Humez' mistakes and upset' .2-1 puni'her.i hf haa stopped only tha: Stanley Cup 15 times and the Carey put one over 'the^eft. field goal in Stanley Cup history; Ha washing and cleaning, both insidW and out! 26-24 but fell behind 55-49 a ha.f- lUrrIii, f .... •favored Carmclo (Chubby) Goats three rivals. Hamia'ia ranked j^e COMPANY MEN'S $HOP Silk r Canadlens 22 ..time* since the-Na­ screen. "That sure convinced me,".. scored after nlna aeconds of play tlme. The winners enjoyed their I'onjKlftonr, g l-arto Baker, right, tip-tooa away to give Pat Lowry all tha in,a televised 10-rounder betwfienj No. 8 -conteijder. tional Hockay Laagua was formed Bdly sayt, "that Stengel knowd In the first period on April I, best success in ths third period DlNlcola. g room he needs to fall during their welterweight hbut at New featharwbight contenders tonight |' Startingng at 10 p.m.. (E ST )t tha 38 Main 8t.r-*T«L MI 3-7958 NoV. 31, 1917, h)s stuff.” . 1964 againat 'ToreBU, VW MAIN BliU XT. 9 at Maolson Squara Oardein. .bout will ba broadcast and talaeaat 1 leading to an 80-62 margin at the 41 114 9» York's S t Nieholea Arena. Baker eeorsd a kn ekout^ia the'’^ buiaer. Grew Manor ^ai^riUiout at.balf 8W9.' ■ ‘ f eighth roundT It ^fii Baker'a «econfi atralght KO. Thf toby • faced) .35 • yaar • eld VNBC-TV.. radio) coast to'eoaate f / .' ‘ I’, ■ : -Hi:/--* ■ i ■ , II r. j- '* '1/ ~ii -V ;

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Ito own de- Our Sxpandinp depart­ Juat north TruckiBB WATCHMAN Vanted for conatruc- LARGE FIVE room execuUve male. Call Dog Warden, Lee 1841 PACKARD club coupe, good Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Senrices Offered 13 Call David Elliott. MI. 8-7839. (I) Five room ranches, hot water hot water heat, garage, nice pri­ ftadid Free Europe studios in Mra. L.: "Did you hear that the Iceland, the United States has apant tlon Jobs. SixYiighta per week. BABY and turkey poults. -SPRING SHOWING OF apartment on bus line centrelly, vate lot. Only $13,900, Carlton W. Fraediia. Ml. 3-4640. running condition. Call MI. 9-8998. StoraK# 25 located, hut plenty of privacy oU' heat, 'full basement, plaster Munich. Katjus, played by PoUah Mlnlater o f Production has prom­ about $190 mUllon to hulldtog and 1951 PLYMOUTH CLUB coupe, DOORS OPENiai. keys mtad, Salary and benenta. Contact Mr. Uttle McKinney, Inc.,’ 15 THESE BOATS AT ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made Hutchins. Ml. 94133. 9-4694. ised -the production of motor­ maintaining the leland'e defenses. copied, vacuum claanera. trona, heat, hot water, stove, refrigera< walla, full insulation, fireplace, tile comedian .,Karol Dorwaka, greets FOUND — Black mala Cocker 1980 CHEVROLET, two door. I960 lUdlo, heater. In wonderful culdl- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS 0 0 .. local Sheehan, at Mancheater Shopping Woodbridg'ia McIn t o s h b o a t c o . " ■lip covers, cornices, .drapes and T h e cycles will be doubled?" These include an airfield at Ko- tion throughout. Small down/Pay- guns, «tc., repairtd. Shears, tor. Write Box B. Herald, giving bath, city utllitiea. THREE FAMILY, very centralni hia audience by ahoutlng "Czcec," Spaniel. West Hartford tag No. Oldimobile club coupe, four door. and long distance moving, pack­ Center, Weat Middle Turnpike. ' 82 GAK STREET upholstery. Fine workmanship for and reports from Poland say It's Mrs. M.: "So! Then we will all flavik and threa radar aUtloas op- ment, easy weekly or monthly kmvea, mowers, etc., put mto con- little money. Budget terms. Call references. ’ ■ t good condiUoni 6-5-4, Carlton W. | 146163. Call Dog Warden, Lee 1949 Ford. 1949 Dodge. 1949 Olds- ing, storage. Call Ml. 8-8187. Hart­ Five rooms, fireplaca. tila bath, fait raplactng the traditional "Hal­ rids on mdtorcyclea to stand In aratad by the United StatM. Fracchia. MI. 3-4640. terms. Douglas Motor, 333 Main. ditloa for coming needa. Braith- ford-CH. '<-1423. BOOKKEEPER'S assistant, typing Artiel^Por Sale 45 Complete line of paints, glues, * after 6 ML 9-7882. full baaement, oil neat. Near Hutchins. MI. 9-6183, 9-4694. moUte. 1948 Chevrolet, two door, essential, with little knowledge of THREE ROOM apartment with ga Doctor Say8 lo" when friends meet on tha line for tripe?" ' watte. 03 Pearl atreet. caulking and marine products. . , school. Letters reaching RFB from lis­ LOST—PASS BOOK No. 40064 1941 Ford. Good .running. Excel­ 1988 FORD COUNTRY sedan, four MANCHESTER Package DeUveiy. bookkeeping. Write Box S, Herald ANTIQUE FURMITtnUB, sUvar, rage in Vernon. All modern con MANCHESTER GREEN ' streeto of Wareaw. lent second car'6. 'See Bob Oliver, ALL TYPES of electrical wiring. LADDERS 90c per foot. Step ex­ venlencea, oil heat, gaa; elec­ Six room colonial, lavatory, fire­ 'Tea Party" haa Juat begun teners Indlcata tha 'Tea. Party" Notice is hereby given that Pass door StaUon wagon. Bight pps- Ught trucking and package deUv* BtaUng salary desired. tension, straight, all aises. Sher- TRADES TERMS - LAY-A-WAY * glass, china, and uaed furniture Mural in Glass Center Motor Sales, 491 Main St., Installations and repairs done. tricity. Centrally located near place, hot water oil heat, three Three beditSht ranch. Birch kitch­ Cancer Slowly YIeldtog its fourth year of nettling the characters hava become houaehold Book No. 40064. Issued by. The senger, heater, mileage less than ery. Refngeratora, waahera and win Willlama. 981 Majn St. PLAN C bought and sold. Furniture Repair To VigOrone Campaigning Savings Bank of Manchester haa Manchester. 10,000. Excellent condition. Price Cali J. and A. Electric. ML 9-9678. stove moving apeclaJty. Folding Service. MI. 3-7449. church and bug line. Relerencea large bedrooms, full tile bath up en cabinet, disposal, ceramic tile PoUah Red government. Ito char­ words In Poland. Cafes copy tha Slated by Artist beenlost and application has been 62,198. Manchester Red Cross. MI. chairs tor rent Ml. 94)753. CLOTHES LINES—For tha clothes Open Daily 9 - 9—Saturday 9 - 9 required. Adulto only, Write Box Porch, amesite drive, city utllitlee. bath, garage. $15,900. acters and script are patterned American songa it broadcasts. 1980 FORD convertible, new en­ AMBITIOUS MAN By EDWIN P. JORDAN,' M.D. • — made to said bank for payment of S-8111. /i • REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ Telephone MI. 9-3103 2 YEARS TO PAY. M. Herald.' Good location. ' after a- pre-war Polish comedy "Czesc," aaya a Pole to a friend gine, tires, battery, etc. Call MI. ice. freezers, coolers etc. Call line that requires no clothes pins, Written tor NBA Service on th ^ street. An exaepereted MUwaukee, Wto. (rti—Edmund the amount of depoait. 9-7331. FINEST MOVING, packing, stor­ Over 26, married, sincere, re 6 year guara:ntee, call JA. 9-1734. MORE TIME IF NEEDED New homes now under conatriiction WARREN E. HOWLAND program, and Uatenera In PolaniL 1983 FORD Vlclbria, ivory and Jack Woodcock. Ml. 3-4686. age, warehousing crating serv­ REALTOR The stuck on cancar if going recognife voices that were once vendor to a market ahoutq "Quit Lewandowekl, a Mllwaukae artist black, overdrive, radio-rear speak­ liable, interested in lifetime career A WHOLE HOUSE FIVE UNFURNISHED rooms. Ga at Ansaldl Heights and Wells St shoving, Mrs. Mietowa!" may execute a huge moslao mural LOST—Mala orange te e r cat. Vi­ 1 + 1 = 2. THIS EQUATION ices. Call Frank Amodlo, Moving in sales or sales management. Car ATTENTION, artists. All our artist MI. 3-1108 MI. 9-6003 forward with ever-lncreaaing familiar . friends on their home cinity Green Manor. Reward. Call er; 4 good white walls. Clean, GUNDBR'S T.V. Service, available OF^FURNITURE rage. Adults./Can MI. 9-9534. near Main. Communist leaders attack the —conetotlng of thousands of half* any Ume. Antenna converaiona. and Storage Co., Inc. MI. 9420L required,‘No traveling. Sales ax< brushes reduced 2 5 ^ . Grum- Notice radio. MI. 3-6000. IS A FACT ACCEPTED BY g o ^ finish. MI. S-4207. bacher. Delta, Harrison, etc. Can­ FOR ONLY $488 Industrial land (or sale, y MANCHESTER—Seaman a r c le — I vigor affecUveneaa. Som e of Katjus ia a crafty peasant boy program in newspapera and oh inch equare pieces of Italian xtosa ALL. Phtico factory supervlaed service. perience or knowledge of our busi Tfjwn of Coventry 10 robm two-family apartment, the-ldevelopmenta of recent years ofBrial radio broadcasto, but "Taa Tel. Ml. 9-1486. ness unnecessary. We thoroughly vas boards, 8x10 to 33x30, all re­ ON THE EASIEST TERMS TWO ROOM furnished apartment, who ridicules Communist oOcial- --for the cafeteria of a firm here. FORCED. ID 8ELI.I at extremely Painting— Papering 21 duced 35%. Sherwin Williams, 981 CHARLES LESPERANCE five rooms each apartment. AH on i-eauit of experlmen' Party" haa become a happy con He eaye the 300-color mural will low priref^l9S8 Chevrolet Bel Air train you tq assure success. Our Zoning Boards of Appeals IN THE WORLD kitchen tocllitlea. 105 Birch St. dom with earthy humor. When AmHwncaBWta LOW PRICES PLUS FINE Main St. MI. 9-7620/ first floor. Three bedroome each Polish President Blerut was ■piracy among Poles that the depict tha progress of the com­ 1984 ChtTMer Windaor — 1961 TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mow­ p a in t in g —Eheterior and Interior, average salesman Earns about 6105 Notice tal obaervatlon and aa yat do not USED CARS. EQUALS CUS­ 3 COMPLETE SIX ROOMS and bath, cellar, apartment. New combination called to Moacow (where he died Reds' can't drawn out pany elhoe 190$. INCOME TAX prepared by ex Kaiaer/l949 Chevrolet converti­ ers, (hand and power) precision paperbanging, ceUtnga refinished. for a week. Above average men atorm windows and doors. Occu­ have practical application tor the ground to 30 Inches. Saws of all BOt-TON—Building atone, veneer, In conformity with the requlT*- ROOMS OF BRAND NEW porch/ References. $70 month; MANCHESTER —Naw aevan room Final dectoion has not been made pexleneed tax consultant. Person TOMER SATISFACTION. ble. Town Motors, 16 Brainard PI. Wallpaper hooka on requeat, EtU- earn coiuMerably more. If quali. fireplace, wall stone flagstone. pancy one side. New heating ays- victim of cancer. Many of them al or buslaeaa. Call Frank Farl kinds. Machine filing and ret(x>th- ments of the Zoning Ordinance Write Box T, Herald. spilt level, deatgned tor comfort on the project, but Lewandowaki Call Ml. 3-8887. mates given. Fully inaured. Ed­ fled, promotion to sales manage Alao alate flagging. Bolton Notch FURNITURE able living. Firyplace, .covered tam. City water and sewer. Ten­ however, hold great promfaa for doAl. ML 0-3818. ing. Circular saws, precision ment position assures average an and the Stale Law, the 2k>ning haa left for Italy to arranga studio THIS EQUATION IS A ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. Quarry, Ml. 9-0617. Prompt de­ BEAXrnFUL WES'nNGHOUSE patio, knotty pine paneled recrea ants rent $75.00. Good condition. the future; FACT ACCEPTED BY ALL 1933/CHBVROLET. two door aedan. sharpened; ;gumming; axes ensi- nual earnings of $8,000 to $13,000. Board of. Appeals will hold a hear­ Reasonable. Occupancy. Lot 100 x ■pace. He said he plans to g o back INCOME TAX ______Room ' lage knives, mower blades, shears, livery. ->■ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Business Loeatione tion room l ‘i baths, modern What about prevention 7 More Green, 31,000 mllea. Good condi­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. Above averagq managers have op­ ing on qStesilay, April 10th, 1966, BLOND BEDROOM SUITE 100. price 316,000. Call MI. 34373. to lu iy again thia aummar to 307A, 68 East inter St. Tuesday WITH WHOM WE HAVE tion. New seat covers. Heater. knives Serrated: clippers, etc. Repair or new work. First class portunity for extremely high In in the Town Office Building, Cov- / « For Rent 64 kitchen has G.E, diahwaahar, dis and more attention is being paid ■uparvlaa the Intricate dataUa. ROYAL AND Anlth-Coixma port- HANDSOME UVING ROOM posal, built in ruige and oven Braa-Bum Realty, to the factors which may lead to- Loans to Qualified Students through Sattuday, 10 a.m.. to 0 DEALT. Used but not abused. $680. Car Keys duplicated. Empaon H. work at reasonable rates. Ray­ come for lifetime. Perhaps you ahla and standard tjrpawritera. entr.v, Connecticut, at 7:30 P.M., Plans are for aectlona of the mural, p.m. RMph BroU, MI. 0-1613, or SUITE STORE AT CENTER. Heat furn­ plus many other extras. In tha development o f cancer. / owner. MI. 9-1307. Aborn, Maple St., Ellington. Rock­ mond Fiske. Ml. 9-9237. are in your present position be­ All makes of adding machines o.i the followl’^g application; HEAT-PROOF DINETTE SET \ lit which glass to glued to paper, to SiL 1-4041. 1954 Chevrolet Club iSedan a ville TR. 5-7166. ished. MI.^ 9-6808, Ml. 9-8831. WiU choice location near schools, Why ia It that aometimea cer­ cause no better opportunity pA- sold or rented, RepiUre on all Theodore arid Eleanor Moberg, B e a u t i f u l " d e l u x e " r a n g e $24,5(X). Clifford Hansen and Co, Lots For Sale . The V e r p la n c k Soholarahlp^ In other action, they reelected be shIppM heu and embedded to $295 dow|i 1949 DODGE two door. Radio and PAINTING and paper hanging. No sented itself at this time. This may permission to make separate deed remodel front to suit tenants. tain cells grow wild and produce mortar at the Mte and the paper MELODY; RADIO—T.V., phono'i Job too small. F fte estimates. Call makea, Marlow'a. INSTEAD OF WESTINGHOUSE MI. 3-1803, MI. 9-9353, MI. 9-0738 Foundation to looking for a scholer Watkins prealdent. Other officers heater. Good condition, $280. MI be a real opportunity' for you. De for small red h ee situated on COVENTRY—For sale, one lot 300' I a cancer? pi«ar washed away, tha artist said. T H E DAIRT QUEEN at 807 West 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 9-3047. Night csils. Guaranteed service. Gilbert Fickett. MI. 3-6982. e l e c t r i c refrigerator . 2400 8Q. FT. of apace for hualneas who needs air'lnterest-free loan. elected were Howell Cheney, vice fermine this by writing their property on the East side of frontage 280' deep. ’ One •m'ai The moitolo would eoeei* one area Middle T^e. is now-open. Blue with radio and heater. Ml g-ggSO; EARLY BIRD SALE IF YOU PREFER RUGS, offices or light Industry. Second FIVE ROOM salt' box type colonial - -• -- ' hut laboratory Inveatigatora h a ^ For the.first time since the fund resldeht; High School Principal PAINTING, paperhangfng, floor Daley Road, in which is kno.Wn as LAMPS, TABLES, LINOLEUM floor. Centrally located. Parking Excellent condition. Convenient to summer dwelling. Very reason­ 10 by iO feet, another • by 10, $245'd6wn V. ■ ' learned iomethlng about It. (lew was asUblished in 1927, there h u idaon M. Ballty, aacratftry; and INOpSlB TAXSE pntpared In your the Ayers Tract. DeM to contain able. Call PL 3-8042. £ ’'Auto Aecetmorles—^Tires 5 sanding and finishing. Old floors - -J. MURPHY, Special pricea on all wheel goods. , .AND A FEW OTHER ARTICLES facllitlea./Call JA. 7-1373. schools and bus. Full basement poasibility that, txceaaive clgaret been no application for assiatance. tha Manchtater Trust Co., treasure and l3 columns 3 faat arouM aai home or by appolntmenL E i^ r 1953 Plymouth Club Sedan 60-foot frontage on Daley Road amesite drive, breeze.way and gs: Household Scrvicea refinisbed. Vernon Hutchins. MI. Tricycles $3.96 to $14.95. Values up smoking la one of those factors ia The fund makea interest - free ar. ■ , 10 feet high. lanced tax woiit. Call ML 8-4738, Blue with heateir, defroatsr and 9-2937. and-140-foot depth.,,...... EVERYTHING HARTFORD RD. — Busiaeas zona. rage. Charmingly decorated. CaU -,.173 Allyn St.,-Hartford' :to"330;vi .Vw . a recent development which at loarta to qualified local high school ' A t tha mambers* nwatlng, pra- automaUc transmission., 39,000 .Offered ^ - 13-A " ATT'j^'efJtenV IntAested ma ap­ ONLY $488/ ... „ AU or part of tight room house, owner, MI. 3-4084. 190 Summit St Suburban For Sale 75 prtiiteal -raiftk. •' least shows how' much Interest students who need financial aa- ceding tha -(uinual meeting, Rob-, BUDGET C|:NTER pear. Free storage untU worited. '^ree can eaaUy be converted to offices No agents. Reasonably priced. Dan Moslsr. Ml. 0-8830 or $225 down All Sizes 6-8-10 and 13 ply.. First WEAVING Of bunu, moth holes Bonds—Stocks— or other business uses. Ml. there to in learning more. slitance in Koing to college or to art H. Smith was raelected a tnu- line, factory blemished. Sav^40%, and tom clothmg, hosiery runs, delivery.. ,, ANDOVER, BOLTON, atudento already in collega who tee for a. 9-year term. Alee ft T-S818. oi- telephone after 9 a.m. Thurs­ MI. 8-4164. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Free set up by our riwn reliable 8-7796, CH. 7-4809. $9,980. THREE bedroom ranch,' 12 One o f the factors .in progresq No down payment, 18 nrfohths to handbags repaired tipper re- Mortgages SI are in financial difficulty. meniber of the hoard of trustees to Want A Station Wagon? day, Friday and Saturdky. CHapel Russell Karker, Chairman men.- years old, completely redecorated COVENTRY AND VICINITY has been the increased emphasis INCOME TAX returns prepared at pay. placement', < umbrellas repaired 7-8877. * ' . SALE—S3 1-3% off on 150 patterns .centrally located, vacant. Please bn early dtagnosls.''Many canccra, Elmore Watkins, president of Judge Charles House. your convenience. For appoint' V T h isIaH ! $1,000 COSTS $22.25 monthly and in the Blue Ribbon collection book. Evelyn Wenner, Secretary men's shirt cotlara reversed and that's all. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA Frank Kamplain Phone Me Immediately SUITE OF officei on Main St. Air don’t call unless you have $3,000 OVERLOOKING VILLAGE — when they can be discovered soon the foundation, told that group at mcnt call MI. 0-1661. 1953 Plymouth, All Metal BUDGET CENTER replaced, klarlow'a LitUa Mend­ We also handle texture paint. It conditioned. Inquire Marlow's. Ito annual pioating this Week of MI. 3-4184. and Gl fiancing a specialty with Fred Mohr Hartford CH. 7-0358 down. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. Furnished 8 room CJoIonial (1 or 3 enough after they have started, Put thick strawberry or rasp­ Body ing Shop. makes old ceilings look like new. 9-5132, 9-4694. family), OSH, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, can be succcsafuUy treated and the complete lack'of applications. Connecticut Mortgage Exchange SETUP MAN In punch press de­ Green Paint, and Wallpaper Co., Thomas- Welles After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4690 berry Jam on top o f mulBn batter One owner. 18,006 miles. 1 Lewis St.. Hartford, Conn. arteilan well, approx. 4 acres, lives saved. Different types of "It certainly, to an unusual lAtua- Ptnonals FLAT FINISH HoUand irmdow partment. One accustomed td next to Manchester Knitting Mills STORE AT 26 Birch Kt. (or rent. MANCHESTER - - Oversized six about a. teasboon for each muf­ / $295 down Auto DrIvtnK School 7-A close tolerance work preferred. y Sec It Day or Night lovely- terrace and landscaped. cells can ha identified by micro­ tion when you have money to loan fin. Swirl it tnto the batter light­ ahadea, made to measure. All at the Green. Open from 9 a.m. - Inquire Marlow's. room ranch,. two years young. without intoreat and no one in­ WANTED—Ride' from Manchester 19.52 Hudson Wasp Club metal Venetian bimds at a neA Please apply to Gunver Manufac­ 9 p.m. A— L—B— E— R—T—S beach rights, only $16,500, , scopic^ examination and the treat- ly with a teaspoon, then bake aa to Hartfolrd, Monday, through Fri MORTLOCK'S Driving School. Lost Bu8ine.r Rent 66 hmall brook, 6 room Cape Cod, all | cells aa well as on their locaUon mente$l.. A real puff./ One owner. 36,000 skilled, ‘ courteous Instructors. PARTNER WANTED for dairy and WANTED — Driver, experienced THREE ROOMS of furniture. Rea­ tached garage. Wonderful ' loca- The fund. Which now contains Sts., Manchester. Leave before 8 cold mix asphalt. Nuss'dorf Sand Inatallatlon and Repair modern improvements, old atone and the length Of time the cancer a.m. MI. 0-1138 after 8 p.m. mllfs. / License Included. Dual controlled, snack bar. Some, capital plus ex and qualified, between the ages sonable. Private party. Call MI. tion. Asking $22,(X)0, For appoint­ about 912,000, waa founded and FORMICA counters, ceramic wall periepce desirable. Good proposi­ and Stone Company, 587. North Spectallat. ROCKVILLE — Four furnished fireplace/ outbuilding^, secluded has been active. ' , / $125 down standard, ^automptic cars. Ml. of 21 and 35. Must be physically ment to Inipect call Clifford Han- named In honor of Fred A. . Ver­ and floor - tile. Let us modernize Main St. 3-8476. rooms. Garage. Call Rockville TR but not isolated, asking $13,800, Treatment contldUea to im­ W A N tE D -R lda to Pratt A Whit 1951 Nmh StateHman 9-7398. tion. In fine location. Call MI. fit have high school education. »en and Co, MI. 3-1803. Ml. 9-0788. planck,. Mancheater'a dean of ed­ your bathroom and kitchen. For 9-7600, 6 and 7 p.m. 5-5303, (owner wants offer), prove. It is now well iMtown that Private Itervice nay 4 • 13 or 8:80 . 13. Vicinity Four door aedan, one owner. Fine free estimates call MI. 9-2658, The Must know the city. Good work­ ^ Sewers Cleaned ONE COMPLETELY reconditioned ucation. North Main St. MI. 0-6561. GET YOUR driver's license now. AXD IXSTALLED 1956 model Frlgidslre dryer. Car­ 23 HOLLISTER ST. — Four bed­ OUT-OF-STATE OWNER— Sell­ if all cancer cells can^'-be rs- Aftortments conditidn. Tile Shop, Buckland. ing condition. Salary $74.38 per 12' X 18' RUG wifh matching stair VERNON— Three room furnished roome and two' full baths, large pioved by surgery the growth of Watkins reported that during Enjoy early apring driving, enroll week, 40 hours. Apply Railway ries full guarantee. Low price. ing attractive 7 room stone house, Beperate catraueaa. air WANTED-Ride to and from Park : $95 down Help Wanted— Female $5 carpet and hall rug.. MI. 8^476. apartment on Route 63. Bus line 'living room, lovely kitchen slid the caiiccr can be halted. Since the life of the fund, $13,930 haa now with M wchester's oldest, REPAIRS on all makes sewing Express Agency. Depot Square. ^ Cellars Draiaed One Easy automatic washer (loot- about 18 years old, extra large e4mdlttoaed tkrongk- . Ave., East Hartford, vicinity RuS' 195Q Plymoutli Four Door central heat, suitable for couple. dining area recreation room. This landscaped lot, (plus) 3 room cot­ more and more people are get­ been loaned to^ S3 ilifferent stu­ most recommended auto school. machines. Electrifying and aalei. SEVEN FOOT RED Cedar fence sample. Fully guaranteed. Priced o u t . ______aeU St. Hours 0 to 8. MI. 0-6764 GreOn with radio and heater. This Call ManchMter Driving Acade­ ASSISTANT Bookkeeper—Full time $20 per week. Rockville. TR ia custohi built Cape with a full tage. This property needa some re­ ting this surgery ear.ly enough so dents in' amounts varying front Sichjl. Ml. 9-9419, position, pleasant working condi­ poles, $50 for 100. Refrigerator and for .quiSk sale. ’ One Irohrite 5-2600. , $30 to $900. Of this, 39,655 has after 6, la An exceptional automobile. my, PI. 3-'M49 any time, Mr. Salesmen Wanted 36-A wringer washer. $.15 each. Shallow Ifoner. .»blnet model, floor sam­ shed dormer. Must be seen to bo pairs, but "as is” for only $12,900. that all the cells can be removed, tions, 40 hour week. Apply in per­ Town andCenntry appreciated. Shown by appoint­ been repaid. The remainder to $95 down Mtclette, your personal instructor. FiIr n i t u r E repairing and refln- well pump, like neAt, $50. Mf. ple. specially priced. Several used COVENTRY—Modem 3 room un­ 1941—Large 7 room Cape Cod, and since the areas open to sur­ W ltUAM P. son.. Mrs. Roy, Bcatipre Motors, ment CaU Manchester Associ­ gical treatment and piethods used owed by recent qol'l.ege grad- iahlng; antiques restored. Furnl-' r o u t e " SALESMAN wanted. — 3.8609. \ Frigidsires iaken in trade. In ex­ furnished apartment. Heat, elec­ fireplace, excellent condition, ap­ Autosiobilts for Sale 4 Inc., 368 East Center St. Five day week. Numerous bene-,;, Drainage Co. ates Realtors. Phil Hsllin, MI. prox. 1% acres, reduced to fl4,2M. by surgeons have'both been ex­ uatea or by atudento atlll in col- / SOUMENE. INC. LARSON'W DRIVINO School, ture Repair Service, Talcottville. cellent condition. Kemp's. Inc. tric, and hot water included. $68 FUNERAL MI. 3-7449. fits. Must apply In person. Man­ 120 GAIXON electrio water heater, Phone Ml 9-4143 9-9231, Earl Rohan. MI. 3-7433, New custom built Cape - Coos, tended or improved, treatment is lexe- MANY ‘OLDER ears, good trans­ DODGE-PLYMOUTH U anchuitr's only tramed and \ per month. 'Tel. PI. 2-6872. Charles Lathrop. MI. 94384, Elect Officers portation. Cars that can't bo sen DENTAL ASSISTANT. Write Box chester Coat, Apron and Towel atone lined. Complete with ri-lief $13,900.00 and up. New ranch types bei;omlng" Increasingly satlsfac 634 CENTER STREET certlfled/tnatructor. For jrour safa. Co,. 73 Summit St; vkive, Bwitchbox and 25 feet of Musical Instruments 53 $13,900.00 Sind upc4t acre sites, tory. At their meeting, the fund true- HOME from the street Look behind ty wa are tramed to teach proper­ P. Herald. EXPANDABLE Cape with nicely tees voted to continue an outright Office. Douglas Motors. 888 Mi wiring. MI. 9-7271. Wanted To Rent" 68 wonderful view. For the best in a In addition to surgery, the other Mato 8L Phoaa W-t-aSM 1980 PACKARD two door. Radio, ly. 80/9-6076. Buildlncf—Contracting 14 SALESMAN landscaped lot, garage, full dor­ new house, see these. Other houses scholarship grant for the- currant DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced mer, many other features. -Owner. two methods of treatment are the 1063 CHEVROUrr Bel Air hard heater, ultramatic. Interior, like preferred but not necessary. Five WHY PAY MORE? as low as $3,300.00 and up. New I use of X-rays and radium. Here, year in the amount' of $350. new. Selling at a bargain price, GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altera- 90 year old insurance company / WANTED-.Urgently, 4-6 unfum MI. 9-7023. top. Pcwerglide, radio and h^ter. lotorcyelsB^RievcIes 11 tlona, addlUona and new construc­ day week. Write Box K, Herald. NOW Rent any of the*i room ranch *>• done it might be possible to In- saws, hydraulic and'screw, jacks, SPRING FLOWERS. fresh cut creases. All benefits. . SIX ROOM COLONIAL tion. Large lot, garden, trees. Sub­ with two car. baaement garage. 1 J*ot or give by mouth some chemi- daily. Iris, snapdragon, daffodils, SUPPLY CORP. Our great new Inventory fea­ Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 stantial down payment required air compressors and paving break. AND DRY / Two?car garage, fireplace, oil Beautiful kitchen, with delightful I tal substance "which would PI'S, floor aanders and polishers, tulip.1 , carnations, and gladiolus. MANCHESTER Elm Street. Manchester tures ever.v possible cominodlt.v No agent. $16,900, Write Box Y dining area. Large living - roonru destroy the cancer cells without Azalea plants in btid and bloom. for .vour home, shop or personal FOR SALE—A lovely new white steam heat, A-l condition, large lot Herald. box and boat trailers, electric ENGRAVING, INC. desirable neighborhood. - near Fireplace. Three bedrooms anti harming the healthy celto o f the hammers, eieclrlc welder. A. and Delivery service. Anderson Green- Situations Wanted— needs— airfabiiloas values! dinner gown, size 18‘ i. Nylon bath. A good buy at $16,500: Made­ body. ' houses. 155 Eldridge St. MI. 3-8486. chiffon with tucked bodice. Only schools, bilHi, shopping area. $17,950. CUSTOM FIVE- ROOM Cape P, Equipment Co., 945 Center St. Elms Street, Manchester - Female 38 CLEANSING Cain be seen by appointment only, line Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1842. Work on this problem has been MI. 9-2052. Rid, Bu.v and Sa«e i 629.95. Ideal for ' lodge work. Large living Voom, fireplace, GE Blair s, 757 Main St. dishwasher and disposal, file bath, done ahd search for a truly af­ I WOULD U KE to do billing, I EVERY THCRilDAY. FRIDAY fective means of acco'inplishlng WEBBS TW_|2,5(rper call. An. KooflnR-^idinK 15 WANTED—Carpenters^ carpenters bookkeeping and payroll. Can I and SATURDAY NIGHTS AT GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO, recreation room, ample shade helpers and paintera. See John A LOVELY muskrat stole cape, treea and garage. Corner lot.- No INCLUDE THIS IN YOUR this objective will go oir, no doubt, tenna installations, U.H.K. con- work at home. MI. 9-5010. Sales Start at 7 P. 31. until the problem is solved. veriions. new sets. All work guar­ ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. Kornse. or John Hills, at Jarvis used less than one season, $89.9!?. REALTOR agents. MI. 9-1395. RETIREMENT PLANS anteed. MI. 9-8801. Alterations and additions Ceil­ Acres, just off Vernon St. at WOMAN WOULD like to do house­ We Arrommodate 1.000 People Tax Included $150 ifpiew. Blair's, ings. VWorkmanship guarantee. Manchester Green. Over 900 Cars! FISHER 7.17 Main St.- -. Manchester MI, 9-587$ COLONIAL type family home TAX RATE REDUCED 4 MlIXS! work by the day. Call everiirigs. seven- rooms, four bedrooms COMPLETE REPAIRS by .Stuart A. A. Dion, inc., 299 Autumn Rockville TR. ^4169,______Street. Ml 3-4880. Glassed and screened enclosed Easy to maintain, convenient Junior Engineers R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ Post Auefien Rooms DRY CLEANSERS. INC; Wanted—^To Buy 58 • to^wofk in, delightful to live in, matic washing machines, Electric Wanted — Maintenance Man "Conn.'s Largest Auction Firm” HAWTHORNE STREET -r Brand porch. OU heit.-city utilities, dou panel: ble lot, garage. $1,500 down to thia quality custom-built 1954 Help IJ.S. Seience ranges, vAinium cleaners, motors, With experience in the care of ; Route 6—Berlin Turnpike .32.) BROAD STREET ARROW HEADS, old gun». swords, new three bedroom rancli, full cel­ ll'X 14- small appliances, welding. 174 CALL Co u g h l in lar, lift bath, hot water heat, all qualified veteran. Phone Barbara home wlir pleaae the "two bed­ machine tool «nd plant equipment.' NEWINGTON. CONN. powder horns, stuffed animals, old ' Woods Agency. MI. 9-7702. room family." Living rooni Main Street. Ml. 8-«678. Opp. Conn. Lt. and Power .Co. post cards, etc. MI. 3-5717. Stan, | utilities', plastered walls, knotty Eiast Lansing, Mich. OP) — An For all types of „ Apply MANCHESTER pine kitchen, five blocks to new 17x13, fireplace, separate din­ For Sale T Building 70 Mill St. j $6,500, SMALL DWELLING, two ing room, kitchen 14x13, dis­ organisation called Junior Engl-' RUBRISH AND ashes removed. ABA TOOL AND DIE COMPANY i higb school, (our blocks to new CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING General cleaning, cellars., attics ROOFING 1395 Tolland Turnpike iHildinQ IS’X 18' grammar school. Reasonably people, three car' garage, very posal. Philippine mahogany heering* Training for Schools is and yards. Reasonable'-rates. 61. priced at $13,500. Charlea Pontl- central,, possible inC(>me, $15 woodwork ceramic tile bath, Corner Xew and Center HIreeta WANTED Used typewriter, In month. ’'Carlton W. Hutchins.' Ml colored 'lixtures. ye.ntllaling bringing the facts of engineering Priced according to number of 7 . A M. Rubbish Removal. 6U. Ml. 3-7707 Must. Be Removed At Once celli. MI. 9-9644. 9-9787. I-ABORERS TO work .around con­ good condition. MI. 8-1383, 9-5132, 9-4694. fans in bath and kitchen, alum­ to a growing number of young lines pad number of Insertions ,8253 struction. work (ull'Pr part time. inum storms and screens. Hot people and may boost Amirrlca'a | ■l^lar to Help Wanted ad below. RAY'S ROOFING CO., ahingle and Apply 10-40 a n t iq u e s Refuuahed. Repairing MI. 3-4348 after 5 p.m. water oil Heat plastered walls, race with Russia for trained en­ done on any furniture. liem an, built up roofs, gutter and. con­ The Jarvis Compony INCLUDE. THIS IN YOUR full cellar. Enclosed breezewsy DEADLINE 10:30 A.M. fte tty and prkcUcal to wear— ductor work, roof, obimney-^e- “P in BOYS wanted. Apply Marichetl HOUSES FOik SALE gineers. -- 18ft South Mala St. Phone Ml. 12'x8'6", double garage 36 x Originated by Michigan State tba sew-slmple cobbler aprons. 3-6848. t pairs. Ray HagenoWr Ml 9-2214. ter Bowling Green. Call MI. 8 Dover Road—Ml 8-411! CLERK TYRIST » RETIREMENT PLANS 24’ , amesite (lUve, 1,000 gallon DAY OF PUILICATION 464 GARDNER ST. University ip 1950, the JETS club Fattem No. 8363 is in sizes IQ, Ray Jackson, 8U 3-8326. 3-4882. underground oil tank. Rear This lovely panel is s needle­ program is doing in engineering One exceptlonr - 13, 14, 16. II. 20;' 40. Size 13. cob­ MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio Knotty Pine Kitchen yard fenced and hedged with painting that you will, treasure and T.V. ape.etaliata aince 1934. Leedin^,Rockville manufacturer require$ Tax Rata l^aducad 4 MiHs! what 4-H and FFA dubs long have bler, 1 \ yard! o f 35-ln'ch: H ysrd Baseboard Radiation multiflora'roses, I'.i seres, en­ Saturday deadline 9 a.jn. coatrailtj forever. It is embroidered In soft ChartM* members erf Telsa. Ml. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A done in agriciilture — and with colors and familiar stitcheS. $ervices Of experienced clerk-typi$t. Easy to maintain, convenient to work in, delightful to live in, Tile Bath chanting view, bus-at door. In Pattern No. S33V U in sizes 12, 8-6660 or Ml. 3-4607.'- Tolland. '-4 hour from East amazing results. Pattern No. 6142 contains hot- ROOFING—SpcclaUielng In repair­ thia quality custom-built 1954 home will please the "2-bedroom" Fireplace with knotty pine . Since the first JETS club was .Help Wanted— Male 36 14, Ig. 18, 30; 40, 43. Size 14, shor^ SEPTIC t a n k s Good.starting rate, 5paid - - . - -vacations, ------com­ family. Living robm 17 x 12. fireplace, separate dining room, Hartford, ten miles from Man- iron trsnsfer; material needs; POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ ing roofs . 116# AVE. AMERICAS, ,ened. All work guaranteed. Pick- niN T iN B An d CONTACT MRS. SUMNER Now availabje—the colorful 1956 Uhes Instnlied , Hartford, TO miles from Manchester. , . $11,900 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot la producing about 60.000 trained ifS W .Y p R K aa, N. V. up, delivery. 113 Wells St. MI. PtiORIDA—Two bedroom home in Needlework- Album containing water heat, full shed dormer, one cnglneeta aonually while colleges I. Basic Fashion, spring and sum- 6-1702. , PLUMBING and heaU:leatlng-lRepaira - OUar WaterproonarOone 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. acre, sweeping vlevir, . suburban Tampa. Will Sell, for $9,750 or ex­ dozens of -lovely designs from PAPER HANOINB WALTON W. GRANT, Rfoltar and unlveraitlea in thto country (tre and contract,work .GgllM i^ 9-8841. Carlton W, Hutohtoat ML 94183, change on home In or heir Man -'s$9r 'M is a complete sewing guide whidi to ch(H>se more' patterns in HILLS' TEZ-EVISION Service. ILEPHUXB et E. CENTEB ST.-40e ANDREWS BlilGe MI S-119S every woman who pewa for helr- MekiNNEY SROS. (Chestor. MI. 3-1609. fnduftttoC 33,500, crochet, 4mbroldery and knit — Available at all Umee.' Philco fac­ SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. U. S. Envelope Co., Rockville eetf aaS her. family. ..ijon't wait— plus 3 gift patterffii, directions* ISI 9-3264 ' 1'. ' tory supervlaed aervlce. 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FRIDAY, MARCH 80, 1956 PAGE EIGHTEPN idimtdiieBtpr lEonting Arm gt Daily Net PrtiM Rim \ The Weather r« r Ik* WMk EwM FsaMast of D. 8. Weather Bereae Salvationists are reminded that March X4, 15M the self denial Ingatherini: for T.oaigtit fair aad cold. Lew Ja AboutTown missionary work of the Army will be Sunday. MaJ. and Mrs. Richai^ 11,955 the upper 2es. Runday fair, slight­ Th* nki^ PRICE FIVE CENTS neU-<)uey Post, 108. AL. VOL. LXXV, NO. 154 (TWELVE PAGES) Mrs. Leroy Aspinwall, 42 Wood- ■ Mr. aiid Mrs. EhstKW’- NyqulSt, bridge St., past noble grand of Sun­ 40 caturcH 8t., left tWs morning set Rebekah Lodge, and the pres­ tot a fh’o '^’eeks stay ta Miami, ent district deputy, will be honored , Put on Your n iu , \ •. ■ hy a reception Monday evening at __ ------7:30 in Odd Pellows Hall. All \ members are urged to attend and Etwief Bonnet^ i i the officers may wear their colored gowns. Red Radio Reports Boston,' March 81 (g')—The S iju a ra R ohii4 Weatherman laaya Shister Sun- j \T h e Gleaners Group of the day will be fair and warmer Ip I Sduth Methodist WSCS has set the For Soil Bank all sections of New Ehglahd I date of Thursday. April 12. for for the traditional parades. DANCING I their 'aprlng tummage sale. Mem- The Boston Weather Bu­ VKRXOX ORANOr i hers and friends are urged to set, Washington, March 31 (A*)-ti^ reau aaid the aix-state area I aside articles for the sale. tobacco and peanuts. weather picture took a turn E^XRT »ATt RDAY —President Eifiefthower’js «oil The other would provide up to for the better during the night en a P.M. to I t MMnlght Marjorie McBrlerty. daughter of bank program has won the 5450,000,000 a year for farmers an^ Boqth and central por­ Mr. and Mrs. Janes McBrlerty of exp^ted approval of Senate- who contract to divert 2S to 30 tions can expect to see the To the Mo*lr of million acre* of other croplands sun for part of today. R EV A rs RHVTHM-AIRE8 SO Coolldge St.; a student at the , Hpijse conferees as part of yniverslty of Connecticut, is i to grasg, treek or similar soil­ Clearing wisather Is expect­ With Boh McClatehey »1,700,000,000 in electlon- ed in most of New England to­ spending the Easter vacation at /vear payments to farmers. building practice*. . Prompting her home. Both are designed to augment night. followed by fair and / In addlUon to the »1,200.000,000 farmers’ income while at the same warmer, weather for all sec­ H-W eapon T est Ban, soil bank plan of psyUg farmers time preventing continued over­ tions on Easter Sunday) Rev. ' Cecil MarshaU. an to take land out of production, the production of crops. Farm Income The Ideal weather followa a ordain>d minister of the- AMR conference committee voted yes­ has dropped sharply in recent series 'of late March snow­ Church wljo directed the youth terday to authorise 5500 million years. * storms which left the area ThrowThem program atMhe . South Melhodlsl additiqnsi for buying pork and Farm Friers Advance looking more like Christmas. Arms Freeze Urged Away Church Palm stm'day, will be at other perishable commodities not DONT sUgible for regular price supports. Some encouraging news came the chiirch for the remainder of yesterday from the Agriculture StlD ^eaty of wear left In the school year. He la ^ first yesf, 8tm undecided, as the conferees London, March 31 was approved yesterday in virtual­ ences, between thp Senate and hopes of those who might wish O'C^Co-Uls ly the form agreed on by the Sen­ House farm bill*. ItX-recommenda­ to replace -Nixon aa he predicted I Business 1 alks BarbizfB** Ala-rran ate. tions are subject to' approval of last night the Vice President will wag made in eacret. some details a o 1 One of Us two sections woulfl both Houses after the'^flaster re­ had emerged from th* conference. g a n ZepkailP* Bailatc! cess end* April 9. The committee be President Eisenhower's run­ But th* Tee* report was the firet; ” kJ IT C< A t C; IX ROASTING CHICKEN^ provide 1750,000,000 a year for ning mate. four years as payment* to farm­ "The convention alone will make broad public disclosure. ‘ ’The ers who cut back allotted produc- I . (i'ontinued.on Pago Two) Its choice,’’ Scott said In a CBS new* agency gave theae details; \ Moaoow. March 31 OFI—Oonamu- It ik well to order ahead, hut if ^oi| edme in at Herd to believe this slip is 0 cotton blend. radio Interview, but he added; “I A three month*’ freeze on •'IJl* r " i rtUt party b ^ Nikita Khruahehav and armamenU at the Dec." aim other Boviet leaden apened the last Biiiiute we will still have a Rood selection It (eels like silk, is shadewproot and never think the ticket will be Elsen­ 1955 level. \ ■ hower and Nixon." After three month*, th* United j talKi laet night with Swedlah Pte- of chickens or capons, all excellent tii quality, a needs ironing. The styling is strictly Scott is looke<5 upon aa a mem­ mier ‘^g e Erlander who arrlvOd ber of the Uberal wing of thq^ State*. Soviet Union and Redi her* this week for a good will to u r.\ fine choice fok>E*»t«P. sophisticated. Permonent'crystol pleats make .*Wm« China begin' cutting their armed Christians GOP from which, most suree*- forces to a level of 1 to Lti mil­ ITie 'Soviet government h u an- the bodice ond llpunce. In Borbigon's magicol tlona for dumping Nixon reported­ lion men each. Britain and ntmfi,ced if will lift Ita baft on for­ ly have come in the past. France to 550,00 men each. The eign travel In Oeorgda and Arme­ blend of Docron, Cotton ond Nylon that stoys The Pennsylvania Hodse. mem­ reliction* would be completed, in nia-to permit Eirlander’a party to Season ber also is close to 'tbrmer'Gov. 1955. vlelt these aouthern republica. pretty, never needs ironing.- Thomas E. Dewey ^f New York, Corresponding reductions In The Communlat party’s cam­ paign denouncing Joseph. Stalin' ra- "Swtenis” In Wliiw SnJ Hevy. Min 'l2v20. Ltdy 31*42. whom some of . Nixon's friend* conventional armaments and mUi- have named as one of those who tarv appropriations. portedly touched off dtaordan in tlltia Ls4y 14H-22h. ••'Its •"•f '» ‘•inis Mlts « .|S end 'iSy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS \ want«l to change the No. X, nom- Attempt* "to remove lie body of Rotert Gagne. Sfi, Hartford, pinned beneath tha truck he had the laje leaders horns Rapubllc of The Christian world is waitirisr for Sunday^ dawn as A en driving, proved fruj until the truck waa moved by a wrecker' ciW . Ho waa killed last ^ Creation of an intemaliohal con­ Tell Miss 12-20. Smart N ey Unlined Suits ilnee- , night on Rt. 'l5 while trying to unhook a chain from hie tmek when it\ waa rammed by a car trol agency to check on "fuUln* Georgia. symbol of Christ’s resurrection from the dead on Ea.ster The diimp-Nlxon m ov^ent tiaa containing six Navy foen. All the' sailors were Injured and three were admitted to Hartford Hos­ ment of obllgetlons’’ at big porU The meeting with Erlander Tropical tiilga tyiy. Notch collar, white piiiing on morning. Eastyr, for Christiana the world pver, is a .season slumped sharply since /Preslderu and airfields, army bases and de­ marked Khruehchev’a first poblje Eisenhower told a newk conference. pital. tJohti BMvla Photo). o ~ ’<.■■’ \ . V'v‘ ■ pots and munltlop* factories. ’The appeannee ainee he mad* hia now collar.*Navy and jilack onl.v . .'’^ize.t 12 to 18.'’ of joy after 40 days of Lenten fasting, a day of light and Match 14 that he would be happy - - ...... — ------■ ■ - ---tV \ ’ famous secret speech to the Oott- triumph after the, darkness and • ' ------egency'~could make recompiebJa* to be on any political ticket on tions to the U.N. Securityty Coun- muniet (tarty oongraaa Fab. 34. son-ow pf Calvary,\a day to rid ■ w r e l l which he was a candidate with (Reports from behind tha Irop aUtues of their srtmbei P^rP'*, IV gll l._fV4^ ell “on measurea of preventing and » | 9 9 8 shrouds and procltilm Christ's T U p e W 1 1 1 \ V l V C Nixon. / etopping th* -aetlena of Tiolatote Curtain sty KhruahChav denouncad ntry. X I Nixon got mpre than 9 Man Crushedt Dies of th* agreement.” Statin ■■ a ruthteaa tyrant who From Jerusalem to ftoiTie. from . write-in votes m the Mqrdh 13 In\Michigan s _ T An Imniedlat* ban on thermo­ took all th* credit for the nation’* New Hampshiye.prlmarj' eVen-be- nuclear teat*. ■ccompllehmente.) Other.itylc,'; to choo.se from in pa-'^tol colors. New York's Fifth Avertpe to the Peace Message I fore El.senhower made that btaty- Grand Canyon and Hollywood A baa on atomic weapon* In Moscow newspapers said last Bowl, from Radio Free Europe ' ment. ■ ■ ? Miik\Dispute Germany. night Soviet leaden have echoed r / transmitters to remote regions t.-'iDO Vote* In Minnesota In 3 ’ V e h ic le C ra sh Creation of a "aone of ItmIU- the new party. line against the Easter Sunday 'Disclosure yesterday that about tlod'’ In a aectlon of Europe In­ Staliniet. “cult of 'the individual’’ behind: the Iron Curtain, Easter i 4,500 luptiblican ballots \yere Detroit, Marth 31 will be celebrated with sunrise | One driver involved in a 5-4'Gagne, hooked',!, chain to the trui cluding East and Weat Germany. at more than 6,000. meetings In the By FRANK BRUTTO mined m tlie March 20 Minnesota poasibly dangeWfu* trouble ap' Big Four powera to agree on how services, solemn high Masses, tri­ vehicle accident in which a men and towed It ofito ihq pevemeM' Soviet capital over the past month. Vatican City. Maith 31 (/Pi- primari-, partly by efforts of vot- peared brewing tpday in Mlchl- Aa Gagne and Rawlings g ^ o u t many troopa they could atatlon The report laid auch high rank­ Easter Accessories umphant music, colorriil proces- ■Pope Pius XII prepared to give his ers tp write, in the names of vice i f^n’s week-old strike-which ha* wet killed and eeven othcre in-- ■idns and inspiring ritual. | of their respecti,ve vehlcles^o un­ “on terrltoriee of other atato* in ing Itaders aa Foreign Minister . .RO^IR OLCOn Van Raalte Washable Fabric Es.ster Sunday message of peace pre^ential candidatea, was Inter- ^ut deeply into Detroit supplies. | jured on Rt. 15, in Mencheeter, thl* aone.’’ V. M. Molotov and Deputy P n - /F o r the world of children, it is a to the world as thousands of pil­ prefed In some quarters as-anoth- . XJov. G. Mennen Williams took hook^ the chaln,\ ThompsOT's car, OAT and SUIT day of jelly beans and chocolate about 7:30 lest nlj-ht will be containing five Other U<8. Navy A conference to aettle the quea- mleri A. I. Mlkoyan and M. Far- 403 West Cehtcr Street^ Mitchell 3.7853 grims continued'to arrive today for er sign that Nixon Is popular w’ttb co^zahee of the situation . in a charged with negligent homicide. tion of Red China’* armed forepa, vukhln Have addnaaed big mast- egga, of Easter bunnies and gaily the final .solemn rite* of Holy the GOP rank and file. w arr^g that "no‘group of private men, rammed the r e a ^ f Gagne's decorated baskets, of egg rolling Stale Police said today. A, second truck. The truck c r ^ e d Gagne with Communist China a particl- ing* over the past weak, GLOVES Week. , Whether this popularity extends citizei^has any right to.ltilerfere driver will be charged with haz­ and knocked Raw.Ulg* down. pant. , Erlander told newsmen Khruah- and egg coloring. Pilgrims and tourists now. in beyond second place on the ticket | v\-ith th ^ ra e use of the roads or to* Taaa quoted the Rusaian plan chev joked about the weather nnd Flowers And for the world of fashion, it remained in doubt. i conatltuteXthemaelve* into a prl- ardous parking. < David Albert, 19 Oakland Ter., In nylon and double woven cotton. Short and longer Rome were estimated at more than - Robert Gagne, 36, Hartford, was who ' alko works for Roger Sher on control*: similar light aubjecta when the la the i.ay of the famed Ea.ster 200.000, Hotels were packed. Thlrty Minnesota voters wrote | ynte a rm y ^ enforce their use of "When confidence.between the lengtha with plain and trim back.n. parade, a parade that has no hands viv„r,'. for President. ! f|jr roads.” cr^uhed to death Instantly by his man, identified Gagne for State talks began. He said tha Soviet Despite a drizzling rain, tho\i-j own truck wh5n It w;ai. smashird in Police. elates has been consolidated, the Communlit (tarty boas aptiearad In but is loud with the flamljojanee .sands of pilgrims and residents' This 'was an ipfinit^mal showing The Gover; arning follot^r countries concerned Will examine 5 9 f ' a n d M ° ° of style. *’ the fear by a car operated by Jack Thonip*^ suffered a dislocated good spirits. c;.me to St., Petej'.s Basilica for the ed reports that striking farm‘d \Thompson, 24, a sailor, of Rldge- the possibility of using aqrlal pho- The tolki o|>ened after Erlander HOSIER Roman Catholic and aopre Prot-. third and final tenebrae (shadow.*) (Continued mi Page Plye) era were conte lati'ng moving "'P„hip and jraciurw m etured rtb*nos andana Rawluawi- t'ogiaphy aa one of’the niethod* of . $ | , 6 5 $ 3 . 5 0 p , estant denomination* herald the is'OoA, N. J. Ings a lacerated leg.and scalp. Both' ..r. m ^ Was feted at a Kretnlln luncheon service held to commemorate the milk trucks by to Detroit 'State Patrolman Lawrence Se- control," iceto’s Drive-In V Easter season today with special processing plants frdm outatate. were admitted to Hartford J4oa-1 Thb) was an obvious reference to e SILK and NYLON Hofy Saturday services that fea- death of (Dirist on the cross. Simi­ coF# report gave this veralon of pital, ' (ConUaued on >*■(• Five) / lar service.* were held in many of Milwaukee leftist Strikers insisted flvy would the ^cident: President Elsenhower’s plan for 205 4PRUC|1STREET tiire the vigil before the tomb and Rome’s nearly 500 ch\)rche.*. keep up th)Slr picketing Wieeze to Two other tallora were admitted aerial reconnaissance. . CHILDREN’S GLOVE . . . .‘. $1.00 to $1.98 Pr. the triumph of light over darkness, force the farmer’s price \(f milk Ti’uck Mturk in Mud to' the Hartford Hospital. They For Your Easter\ Parade another symbol of the resurrec­ Vatican source.* said the Pope's Faces Mayor Fig;ht . GegnVt truck, belonging to The propoaed limit* for ar,med Ea.*ler Sunday Speech would doubt­ from 54.41 to Se-'iD per hhfidred Roger Snfrman Transfer Co., East /Were Robert Boyd, 26, A f t o n, forces.are the same as those put Scarfs tion. less touch on tile subject of peace. pounds, come what may. Iowa, broken left leg and lacerat­ forward in the Anglo-French plan New spring colors in sheer and scmi^hecr. Fuf! fashion­ Return 'to .\nelent Kites Milw'aukee, March 31 i/Pi May­ 5lrmber* of Same Group Hartford, 'became stuck in the mud Catholic services are held in the In past fia-ster addrea.*es, he has in. the esplande between the hl|fh- ed chin; with' possible Internal in- of 1954. Bulletins ed in dark pr self scams. Al.so .«eaml^s .shccr.s. in many alyles. referred to the resuirection of or Frank Zeidler, who says he is a Both atrlkera and non-strlkei jilries; 'and Joseph Matterh. -24, The United State* has a plan EASTER SPECIALS evening, for the' first time since Socialist, has run into the stiffest are members of the Michigan Milk wsy’s two lities near the F ^ k s- Creightoir. Neb., lacerated tongue, from thfi AP Wirt* Christ, and then usually developed presently under discussion at the the Middle Ages, anil begin in a campaign of hia career as he bids Producer* Assn. The’ strikers, )im River Bridge. / NO-MEND SHEERS ,,., $1.3$ and $1.65 Pr. darkened chnrch with the cele,- a cuiTefit theme. Last year lie ' arold* Rawlings, 4 0 ,/of 88 multiple abraslonii, ^ ahd - fractured conference calling for Russia and 9 8 for a third 4-year term in next however, recently formed them­ left ankle. the United Stales to cut their hi ant lighting the new fire snrt ! ^''Oted much of his Easier speech Tuesday's technically non-partisan selves lilto the Filir Share Bar­ Hcbqlock St., Mopped/ to help 59i^>o*2 blessing" the “ huge -Ea.*ter candle,-i*” ""clear energy, ‘urging world Three other sellora Were treated armed forcea immediately to 2'a TEAMSTERS’ SPLIT RBOOKO rOlBHHMI"™ "" NO-MEND SEMI-SHEER $l.35\and $1.65 Pr. leaders to use |f in peaceful causes election, gaining Assn., expressing dissat­ as butpaliehta Vbr minor lacera­ million men each, with corre- Son Froaclaoeu March 51 UP) e a c h which is lit fi om the fire. : Zeidler's SociaNlit background is isfaction with the older group's The services were switched fioni and to Imp'rbve , the lot of men tion*. They were Peter Darcy, .19, ■ponding cuta In conventional — The preaM^t of tha .Wsat- ALBA SHEER NYLONS . . . $1.15 to $1.50 Pr. ever\’\vhei-e. an issue. Four years ago bc. had bargaining, but not withdrawing. of *111*' Bronx, N.Yi; Raymond ern Conference at Teoinatem wan HSW KIZE tONILESS no serious opposition. Seeking to Both groups'agree farmers aren’.t arn)aments. (CV>ntlnued on Page "nvo) The Pontiff will deliver his ad­ NeVs Tidbits Sears and Thomas Kealey, 18 and The Russian proposal said that quoted' today- aa saying n fit*- dress at noon (6 a.m. EST) from oust^ Zeidler is Milton J. ‘McGuire, getting enough for milkl in (Elation pule nbout rncketeering on Now VAN RAALTE SHEER . . $1.35 and $1.65 Pr. ALL W HITE .‘>0, president of the Common Coun­ 19 reapecUvely, both of the U8S I armed force* of pther-^ nation* SMOKED SHOULDERS the central loggia of St. Peter's to woik and production' costs in­ AF Wire* Casbade, Newport. R.I. should be consider^ at a world York docks could break in tha Basilica. He will conclude with cil. whose campaign has the back­ volved. lenmster* union. Frank Brow- ARKWRIGHT SHEERS ...... y $ 1.00 Pr. NECKWEAR ing of local Republican elements. hi.* blessing of • "urbi et orbi" — .The Fair' Share Bargaining Assn (Continued on Page FTie) (ftonttnued on Page Five) ater, the WCT preaident,. waa ,U.S. Grabs List to the city and the, world. McGulrej-.the Councll'.s top officer began picketing two Detroit cbeam quoted In »n Interview eepy- SEAMLESS SHLERS , ,. $1.35 and\$l.50 Pr. ■for 12, years, was a member of the Three l i t y rescue squad 24 FROZEN RAVIOLI Collars Tbe radio networks of many na­ ertes Monday :tb support price de men are going,,--to make happy righted by the Son Frandnen and Dickie.* Sl.O O -and S i.9 8 each tions will bet hooked up directly Democratic party in 1930. Mc­ rhands. Picketing spread and by Chronicle. . ' ly C iM f P o u l Guire noW says he has no party Thurtdajr they had hemmed, in F-dster for North Carolina truck U ■ Of Subscribers with the Vatican radio for _ the driver hospltaliaed In New .Bruns 25f000 Miles a Year Affiliation and he has no public trucks outatate losdeq with more HOLY FIRE BLESSED ALL WHITE A.VD. PRI.NT breadcaat. Glass panels have been Democratic backing. than two million quarts' destined wick :*fter turnpike crash'. , New placed at the sides' of the outdoor ruling by Court of'MlUlary, Ap Jerusnicni.' Jordan Soctor, ITALIAN RICCOTTI To Red Pap er loggia overlooking St. Pete r's March 81 OP)—Under elearing (OontliAird on Page.Five) (Omtlniied on Page Five) peals gives armed aervices fresh Handkerchiefs 3 9 ^ to Sf.OO each barlUng in their claimed -trial Juris­ akleo LlirisUan pllgrima today N ew York. March .31 • i>P)— (ConMaued on Page Two) diction over civilians living or Some 3irds Live to 26, watched the Latta Patriarch of Treasury agents have hauled working at mUitgry posts abroad.' Jcmaalem bless th# holy Bra— away subscription lists and other Rep. Adam C l^’lon Powell (D- the symbolic reaurreetlM ef SLbs. IDAHO POTATOES . 39c A records from the government — NY) charges President Eisen­ Jesus Christ. ‘Plui oerwaooy Wildlife Service Claimsa New Styles In seized office* of the Communist ‘ . - ' . ' I- beside the* marble alah where Ira- Daily Worker. hower I* “prisoner’: of aides \/ho idltion sa,Ts Christ waa aaelatmi ps».34c Removal of the records came favor racial ,segregation... . ^ Sen. 'ter burial waa held almost IT BOXED TOMATOES Estes kefaiiver )D-Tenn| heatla Washington, March 31 'lyp; -’*19, 1951^ 26 years later. That la H ap p y after the government turned down back to ’Washington after assuring Birds live as long as'26 ye .rs and the' record . for longevity among hours before ether ChthoUe - HANDBAGS as premature a cash bid foi^ the home state supporters in his race travel as much as 25,000 miles s banded wild birds. churches oboerve the same rit- seized, property. year, the Flal. and V/lldlife Service Harry Sacher. attorney for the for President that “we will get ihe Pintail ducks really travel-one LOOSE TOMATOES >^39c For Easter Wear hbmiiuitlon In the end.’’ reported torlay. • r banded. In North Dakota was killed newsoi^r, said yeaterday's re­ It got Its Information from'A in Colombia In South America; FIRE KILLS TM’O TGTS. GIKL moval was by agreement. He said Ex-convict acquitted year ago .Mrchanlcsburg, Pa.,' Marcb 51 Easter Patents, pla.otic calf and genuine lcather.>i; AI.«o for aiding Elmer (Trigger) Burke banding program- detlgr.ed' to another banded In Oalifprnia waa I , Treasury officials assured him the check on migration habita gnd life shot three months later at Pen-' OPi—^^Three snuJl children died - .atraws and failj^a. Colors: Navy, black, red, flax, , sub.scription list* would be turned 1;, captured by speclaJ polln caretaker hi A ret ord of-^ each of the seven migration, extending from the blouse.s in' white, pa.ntels and prints. Sizes 32 to The government seized offices, million banding4 is on file at the •VETS POSE a id PROOKAM TULIPS . ro. $1.69 of .llie Daily Worker and the Com­ in ja)l at Denver after failing to Arctic to the Antarctic. It travels Hart ford. March SI lTI—Stale .Surpri.«e her with a coat munist party Tuesday on ineofhe, make 51.900 bond on federal service’*' Patuxent Research Lab- 25,000 mile* a year as it follow* audltam .said today the 'state la that V'ill make her eyes tax liens, claiming the party owes cl>arge of Ihrealenlng’ President oratoriT Lai^el.. Md . including the *iin\from north to south and having Increasing difficulty eol- Elsenhower’s life... Foreign aid banding cosponsored by thi Cana­ back again. One banded in Maine S ' ? . 9 8 . 0 isparkle on Easter morning, ‘ Campus PANTIES - . 5359.265 in bSiTk taxes and the lecting from veteran* who hava SI5-98 'a. selection of coats in faille. worker 546,409. », "alnd State Departments are agreed dian Wildllf*- Service. in 1913 was found dead in Nigeria. submitted “false and laaecunta” Full Line of presH Fruit 'wool/*wool and rayon. Fitted \ ' , Yeaterday.'John J. Abt, attorney that ao far as they know- any Na­ The iMindlng program haa be­ South Africa, in 1917.; another data In applying for 8tata no- SPORTSWEAR DCPAKT.MENT—2nd FLOOR and toosely fitted. Also wool In baud and elR-stic log briefs. Seamless front, back for the party, and Sacjier offered tionalist'Red Chinese trading I* come a. valual’le tool fo r orni- banded Labrador in July, 1928. slatnncr. Auditor* Raymond L . and nylon- toppeo-s. Sizes 7 to 52,850 for the /seized property. handled through Hong Kong. thologiat. I'on.iervatipniita and waa foond dead less than 'fo.ur Longley nnd Bnymand 8, H. • and.side.s for perfect fit. All with elastic waist bands. ...Peiping Radio saya Central...... those engaged in the management months-later in Natal, Soutt) Af- ^ ^ and Vegetables White and colors. They pegged the value of. the Thatcher pointed that up today property at that amount. Committee of Chlneae Communlat of waterfowl and other kinds ofjrica: one banded in July, 1548. in in an audit of IhekStale’e SM-■» Donald B, Moysey. New York party and Stat& Cmlndll have de-t' game bird* . In the United Statea Ne* Brunswick. Canada, waa dier*. Sailor* and .Martaea’ Mihd; district director X»f Internal elded to . launclT driVe to teach | and Canada, the Service said, found dead in September of that for needy vetenm*. Revenue, declined' the offer for the, everyone in China to- read and | Mo,t'a than 606.000 of the banded year in Scotland, m n EASTCR SUNDAY 10 AJi, to 2 P.M. each Package of 6 V / .3 4 time being, caying an inventory i>f write. .A* I-year-old Chicago i birds have been recovered or their Longevity record* Include: M0®«to!|69* A purple martin was found dead g r e a t a u t o RACER DfIB The CORK the property was not complete, boy, whose heart wai stopped for ! return to the place of banding haa South Pneadenii Oalif„ Mareh . v" M iA to 7 P.M, MANCHIStm ’The Dally Worker has continued 22 mlnutea while doctors sought been noted and recorded. These .Vc-: beneath the bird houie in which SI UPWRnlph Do Palma one a t : Girls’ Dept,—2nd I> o r '■ — ------. ' publication in other oACes In the to repair it. waa reported In fair cording* turned up such .facts as It was banded 14 year* earlier. ■■■ . i these; Banded ill New York, A'red- the greatoai auStmehll* raMU ^W.'.Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales .same building whgra its own condition today. drivers of all ttasa,^dlad CORNER OF MAIN ANDOAK STREETS premises were padlocked. Disappeai')im;e of Columbia Unl- ^ Caspian tern banded as a nest­ Wlnged blackbird' was aheg, 14 IV OPEN 7 DAYS AW EEKf 0 A.M. to 9 P.M. MeanwHlI*. defensa , attorneys Following' tha exampra of Chrlat whan Ha waahad Uia feat of Hia A)>oaUea at the beat Suppar, vyraliy sMlatant professor almost ling near St. James,' Mich., on yanra later In North Carolina. Archbtahop, Richard J. Cuahiirig Wsahaa tha feet of pariahionara during Holy Thursday evening Uiret waaka ago appears no near- July 19, 1925,. was aheti and klllad WM ^jR ahf*^ (Oe«K—ed Pag* Tmo) eecyieee_. a JaO- at'th_ e Hjply . s. . 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