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ATtrege Daily Net Prew Ran PA6*TW 1?NTT /We d n e s d a y , a p r i l 4, i»s | The Weather For Dm Woek Bo8a< FareoMt ef U. 8. Weetfcer Bw m w i 0anrl;patrr l|rraU) March St. 1838 Fair, Httia ehaaga ia tempara- Members o f the CYP Club of The Rev. Daniel 'u. Alle.t, guesV' The Ladles. Aid Soebty of the 11,950 tura tonight. Law S5-4e. FrMay, center Church are reminded of the 4>eaker at the plMUng tonisht at Buckingham Congregational \ Betrothed I Tryouts Tonight AboutTown meeting Sunday at 8:30 in the 8 o’clock at the North Methodut Church la tpontoring a public Mwibor of tho Ao«it btcreaalng elotidlBeaa fanewed by Federation Room at which a aeries Church,, spent '.•veral c f his ' m lllUry whist in tha aocial rooms Doraho at OIrgolatlao rain late la day. High M-85. M anbcn o f Mtontoaomoh Tribe on “ Boy Girl Relationships” will ^ For-Coming Play Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm No. St, lORM, 'Win meet tomor* hood yearsin the Spencer ^rso n - of the church Friday night at 8 FOR EXPERT start, ‘n e speaker. Dr. Ftank H. row at 7:30 p.m. In fron t'of the age n e ^ y . the Secondy^ngre- o'clock. Mra. D. W. Kelsey b Horton, will deal with the area of g a tlo t^ Church while bfs parents chalrman.,pf the committee. Tryoula for the 1 -act pby,. WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WUEEL BALANCING QuWi VXineral Home and then pro­ Parting at tw idorf J' which haa ceed la a boev. Fri uerick C. imd Mrs. aV RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING VOL. LXXV, NO. 158 ENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.» THURSDAY,'APRIL 5, 1956 (Claaalfted Advartlalng.aa Paga 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS tha Rev. R. Russell Peery will con­ leo,^ were^for 10 ycMs, leaders in Sherwood B. House and aon, been aelected aa the CenUr trvlac Keeney, a,member of the { Theapbna* entdy in the COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Order. tinue with the theme, ^vin g em­ the a-ork of that diiin;h. The sec­ Woodte. of Milwaukee, Wla., have annual phasis in the area of youth and ond son o f the Allens, he and his been vialting Mr. and Mra. Harold ALT festival mxt month, will be * — y i held at the Api meeting of the SFE \ M ra rrances 11. Beihra’e, 387 N. morals in this growing process. ^ family arc b o i^ o n furlough from S. House, brother and alater-ln- 11 group tonight o’clock at Cen­ New Canaan Lbts ^^lala St., and lire, babel M. Nev- The Infant Jesus of Prague mission wofkXn India. law, at thalr home. 28 Byron Rd. 8 U.S. ta ils Mothers Circle nill meet tonight I ter Congregatio tal Church. Mrs, Annis Starts t .. tia, 34 Hilltop Dr., have returned Sherwood Houae la head caahjar at \ ■« at 8 o'clock with Mra. .lainea P. A.2.C. ^m'es J. Selbie, son of • A .. William Astley, director. 400 MeasleR "Cas^ to to m after ependlnj; three the branch office In Milwaukee of urges’ all memt era of the Thes- \ monllu la New Orleane, ta. M uiread>y^ Preston D r,' Mrs. Mra. Ri m A. Selbie of 14 Oakland the Aetna U fa Inaurance Oo. They CLARKE MOTOR SALES John Moran Jr., will b^eo-hoetess. St. and4''rancia S> Selbie of Bolton, : plans to attend tonight. The cast Bohlen for New Caiuan, April 5 (49 — have also visited the headquarters for the play-im ludaa one woman 301 BROAD STREET M l 9-2012 An epidemic of German AH SainU Hother* Ofcle will left Monday by )>lane for Parka of the company in Hartford where 8-12 Year Sentence ^ m . * Members of Suns^ Council, No. I and five men, an I offers a wonder- measles described 'by Dr. ets Rome Talks K \ y Foice Base in California. ateet tonight at 8:15 wi'h Mra. J. Woodie expccU to be employed In i fill opportunity Ipr dramatic inter- CbarlotMt Brown, health of­ 45, Degree of Pocahontaa will meet tKom where he will embark to join August. The Houae brothers are F. Hammond, 83 Oakwood S t Oo- i preiation. Conference ficer, «4 one 'of "great force." /hdataMea will be Mra. George Hua- at the Ouiah Fiine'ral Home, tomor­ e P’lflh Air Force at Osoni Air sons of the late Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Irene Delores Annis isr^ynpathy'for any’ona who ia the row at 7:30 p.m. in tribute to IrV' Force Base in Pusan, Korea. On President Arnold Tttompion will haa bixiken out among the ' m !f and Mrs. Benedict Zbllo. Loren A. House, who for many I conduct a brief business meeting, in the SU te Prison for Worn- towirii approximately 1.200 ing Keeney,. Who died yesterda/ Feb. 23. he completed an eight yean lived at 154 S. Malit* St. Washington, April 5 (yP)— ) the prohaUoiT\report Ind'rated that Both Mr. ahd Mrs. Keeney were months course In radio and radar • during which production appoint- Aihbassador Charles (Chip) en at Niantic today, begin- j j,,,. hmband, a former Manchester grammar school children. members o f the Council. at Scott Air P'orce Base. Ill.> after j menta for "parting at ImsdorP’ GREEN ning an 8-to-12 year sentence ■; probationary patrolman, h a d ~ nofBciel reports set the which he spent a 38-day leave at A .Pre-Cana Conference of the will be mads. Bohlen has oeen ordered to ntimber of caiea at about 400 ' ^ OiNERAL E u i Hartford Diatrict, including STAMPS return to Washington from for the shotgun slaying of her abused her for some time, 'ithough Dr. Brown said a Daul^ters of Uberty, No. 17, home. husband. Roy. ■ BUI himeelf, during a previous r will hold its annual rummage sale Manchester, is sch.eduled for St. WITH ALL SHELL FUEtOlL DELIVERIES /coi'correct eitlmate wae hard to Issues Mary’s School hall, East Hartford. his Moscow post for consulta­ ' The Mntence wae imposed on court hearing, had ferm ented pn TV SERVICE April 13 in the basement of Roger Oarlock, son of airs. Jo- tion. reach because some cases are Sunday aftsmoon, beginning at 2 34 Ho u r d e l i v e r v a n d b u r n e r s e r v ic e the 30-year-old Manchester Annie’ treatment of \/Ue. but not reported and others have DiVa C f IS A CaU jGrange Hall. The committee will Patricia Oarlock, 24, Deerfield Dr., the prosecutor bed nek^r atreeaed o'clock. All coiiplea engaged or ex­ Mlaa Isabel Worth TleuT beverHSI EXPERT BURNER STOVICE Tha Btata Department an­ housewife by Judge L m iIb Shapiro *•** proeecutor had net^i recovered so quickly a report Mights N m 9 3 Pina Parts be at the hMl the night before, la spending his spring vacation In ^ / AT LOW PRICES ^ nounced that Bohlen, now on va­ this behavior aa-a motfVe ,'or the from 7 to^9 o’clock, to receive do­ Bermiids. He is a junior at Colgate pecting to marry within a year are In ' Hartford County Superior waa nqt made. TBU Ml S-SIM . / invited to attend. Miss Isabel Worth, 241 Henry cation In Auatria, la expected in Court yesterday afternoon. shooting. Notes were dent to all ■■■■■■ i.i.. I )/ nations from members and friends. University, Hamilton, N. Y. I W M FUEL OIL .^■ ■ 1 St., was guest of honor at an Waehington eometlme thii week-^ Mrs. Anfits waa brought from ' In recommending that Mrs. An­ parents by the. Board of ▼V JWlBflUW 9 SERVICE end. nie's plea to manslaughtsr qS. ac- Will Visit Lebanon, Easter (ek Saturday afternoon at jkAt^ur OrurStorMj the Hartford County Jail, where Health today asking them "to the home of Mrs. Joseph Skinner. ; jjj/H fW M 8^A A ^^ ^ 34 SIAIN ST. TEL. .MI 8-8810—MI 8-1838 . 7-18-Day VUIt Hlalrd •he has spent most of her time cepted two wcek^ ago. Blit-told the look the children over care-, 110 Tanner St., at which time her The announcement lald Bohlen aince the fatal shooting on Dec. evurt that thq” Annieea had i)Ot fully" for teltale red bibtehee Girl Scout Notes engagement to James Duffy Sr., will remain a 'week or 10 ^ y a and 13, to court about 2:30 yesterday been l\apvy in' their 10 years qf before sending them to school 232 Henry St., was announced. , then return to Moacow. afternoon. About an hour later marr.'ed life. / each morning. Israel, Egypt, Syria Out of towm guests included Mish Department press officer Lin- ■he wae driven to Niantic by Dep­ "Tlieie is ionu evidence that on' At a recent meeting of Troop 75 Worth's sister, Miss Florence DON'T eoln White said he expects bohlin uty Sheriff Patrick OTooie and occasion hy used physical vio'encr at the Verptanck School, the Worth of WatertowTj, Mass., qihd will talk over with ^f'clals here Special Deputy Sheriff Harriet on her and that she was apparent­ United Nations, N.Y., April B —U-Nj Secretary General scouts enjoyed a talk by Miss Lou­ Mrs. Beinard Campagna of StCat- Still plenty of wear Ic’ft In/ Juliano.' , ly in feay of him,” B'll aaid. the new Soviet line oT downgrad- Dag Hammarskjold announced today thaf he would launch ise Tracey on the towns, people ford, formerly,of Manchester,,Also shoes when brought hero for GOSS PIANO GO. Ink the memory of Josef Stalin. Mra. Arinie had pleaded guilty /Complex ef Guilt Illin o is Hejd expert repairing. and customs of Greece. She also pieaent weie several colleagues of " I certainly expei-t that will be to manslaughter , iw;o weeks ago, However, the motive tha. drove his Middle East i»ace mission in a three-tny Rome cdnference showed slides and the girls enjoy­ Mias Worth at Manchester' High WORK DONE WHOLE one of the topics," White aald. but sentencing ’ivae deferred to Mrs. .Annis to obtain her father's with U,N. Palestine experts. ed learning a few Greek words. School, where she teaches ^gliah . YOU WATT await completion of the manda­ -Muge .shotgun and 'shoot her But he described Bohlen's re­ 12 Crucial for He told a news cdnference he would fly to the'Italian capital New patrol leaders elected are The tea table was decorated with tory pre-aentence InvestlgaUon huimand while he lay napping, ac­ turn aa "rdutlne,” aaying it waa Margery Monahan, Mary Ann daffodils and anapdragonh and pas­ by state probkUon officers. cording to Bill two weekn ago. waa tomorrow to confer with Canadian Maj. Gen. E. L, M. Bums, Smith end Gey Wellman, Troop tel colors w tn used for the sand­ "logical and natural” that the U.S. U.N. Palestine truce chief and Henry R. Labouisse, American SAM YULYES Ambasaador to Moacow be called This report Induced Judge Sha­ S "complex of guilt" stemming scribe la Marie Skinner. wiches, cakes* and- mints. SHOE REPAIRING piro to . reject a request from from a friendship she’ had with Ste v e n so n head of the U.N. Relief and JVorks Agency for F^lestine OF THE BETTER KIND home for oonaultation whenever he can manage .to make the trip. State's Atty. Albert S. Bill that another man. Arab Refugees. He later-will visit mideastenfi capitals. Last week on Monday, March 13 Slaple St.—Across From Mra. Aiuiia be sentenced to -frorp I The other man's name was neyst been working on the requireiiienti Envoy to Arabia Recalled By THE ASSOCIATED PRKSS^ Hammarskjold said he was hopeful of good reanItsXfrom 26, the Browniea of 'Troop 26 for becoming girl a^oiils, as they First National Parktug Lot 10 to 15 years. / | made public. Bill identfted him.rfnly chdae Uie following new officers; White alao announced that The IMInolr presidential primary the mission ordered yesterday by the U.N. Security Cohpeii. expect to "fly up” boon. In imposing his sentence, Ju^ge | — '----- next Tjieeday will be \yatched by Nancy Sullivan, president; Judith GeArge Wadaworth. U.S. Ambka- Shapiro said: "I'have the. deepest ( f ’onMnued on Page Fifteen) He added that .hie echedule of Weiss, vice president;.Carol Roulo,. aador in Saudia. Arabia, ia being pblitlcia.,1 to see If Adlai Steven­ the''mbnUi’e survey 6f Arab-lerael secretary; Karen Palaaay, trees-' recalled for conaultation. He aaid son runs as strongly there against tension wa.<« still Incomplete. But iirer; Dianne Scruton, publicity; it haa been two yeara aince Wada- Prest^lent Eisenhower as Sen. Rales he will fly on to Beirut, Lebanon,' Boy, 14, FacM -J-ob—Siegarbergj scrapbooki and W'oi'th was in Waahlnjfton. White Kefauy.«r.^iLlibJYiseonslib______early next week and use that copt* Valerie Hubbard, cheer committee. What A Value! April Specfal! aaid the return of both ambaa- ** Stevenson ia likely to suffer a tsi as a base for trips into lerael,' Membra of this troop have GRANDS • SPINETS • ORGANS aadora for consultation "has been Red Pi^bbe May Ask psycholbgiral setbaek in his con­ E fypL Syria and Jordan. , j ,Life in SlayingX thought about for sometime." test wlU>-.Kefsuvcr for the Demo- The Secretary General told fa-.^-wm -m c < ~ < ratie nomination unless he can N O W O N S A L E ! A ll pianoe that we have loaned and He aaid Bohlen expected to re­ porters the terms of tha Security-i I I t . I .11 i l ' ^iff*#11lT REG. $7.95 turn to Washington even before match or better the 4 ^ u n c ll mandate allowed him V j UJJ t Z T L A fU i tented in the .past few months . . . all pianos taken in Moscow on vacation about the total vote polled b ^ th i ■hope for^'a wide range of dlecui-; ------' . Bates . 4w*''weeka ago.\^ Hiss, P^elsoii Testify ifessee Senator In Wise ■lOM but hta own powers aa Sec- Wheeling, W. Va., April, 5 Ut)- RUMMAGE m d c . . . all pianoe used in our store ss demonstrators A relatively poor run \>y retaV; ; * , . . ------son in Illinois would put Kefa>iyer Oeneral gave him the right Tom m y Williams Jr., 14, wss con- • . discontinued models . . . used pianos . . . ate now to axj ind the miselon it necessary.I . . ___ BEDSPREADS Washingtom' April 5 (JP)— Chairman Walter (D-Pa) .said backers in positloi. to argue th Hsmktsrekjold sold the month’s ! degree iifurder to- SALE on sale at prices that will mean' teal savings to you. Moat Chinese Reds \ today the Houttfe Committee oh un-American Activitie.* may man has more voter a',>peal and a' Jng deadline set by the '^^Y In the eUying of nlne-yeari better chance to beat President council might result only in a prog­ old Cub Scout David PowaU. 'MOHAWK" PAHERN tiwse pianos have full 88-note regulation keyboards 1- • u • • ! recall .some heretofore reluctant witnea.sea and order them to EUsenhower. LUTHER HALL ) ress report ,'Md thst he wae pre­ Tha verdict carried a recom­ (not to be confused with short keyboard pianos). Each .loin, nussia am te.stib’ un^er a law iiermittinsf inununity from prosecution. There is a wrile-ih drive in Illi­ pared to cofittnue negotiations be­ ’ i Walter mentioned no names, say-*say-' ------7------mendation of mercy, which means Emonud nois for Gov. Frank J. Lausekfe of yond that time if neceeeary. a mandatory life sentence. o f these pianos represenis an outstanding value in its ing he’d rather not disclose an^ Ohio. Kefauver backers ere also "Even the U.N, can't work mlra- now. iTie jury ot 12 men deliberated LiithoroR Church price field. Blasts at Stalin r Resting urgiiu; write-ins. clei," the Secretory General rou- 35 TWIN and FULL But T)ep. 'Velde (R -Ill), senior; for about thra* houra • yesterday Stev’enson. vacstloning in Oeoi'- tibned. He said he\felt sure, thst and alightly more than an hour to­ / ^ BED SIZES RepUbtiPan on the committee, gia and planning a speech in Jack­ FrMoy^pril S. 9 a.m. Hong. Kong, April 5 (yib—Tne nameil^aa possibilities Alger Hiss, with good, Witt and, cooperation, day before bringing in Uie verdict Chinese Communist have climbed sonville, Fla., tomorrow, will hur­ which he said exists in the region, Defense Atty. WUfiam CoUalian I who— ^ F* k*rved k prison term for per- On^hip After ry back to Illinois for a last caip- Auspices of Dorcss Society aboard' the anti-Stalin bandwagon I jur-y/in denying he had given docu- results would be fruitful. Ham­ Immediately moved to set tha ver­ paign swing thrmigh the southern Wonderful Bates .spread. night television talk. a refugee official. mistakes also had been niad,e in , Walter------told------reporters, ------he has By CVNTHiA>J^WRY defenaa motion for next Wednes­ The name of Sen. William F. ' Streseing that at this time day, April n , , Red China', but it din not give the 'instructed the committee’s counsel [ Aboard the S. S. ^ins'lituUon. • Rockville, April 5 (Special) r - ‘T e x " turns his head away You Can’t Bdt Green Stamps Given With Ca.sh Sales ^Ightett lndlcatl6n__that__^ine8e '; "to g-o ov*r the^ list of witnesses | April 5 (jP) -Gvece KeMy. weary Knowland of California is on the working under the terms Young Tommy stood unomo- Illinois Republican ballot along from that commanding s ig n in g enough to stick out hie tongue council mandate, he told Communist chief Mao ” Tze-tung ‘ ‘ ' who have invoked the Fifth-from her New York embarication UonaUy before tho bOr hs jury with Elsenhowri's but only be­ In a taxpayer's lament. Or m)iybe the Bronx cheer ie for a St. refugee problem se such dtd no$ foreman Paul Willloma rood the is in line for any lrlr..ming down. Aniendment to determine which of Pfity, took it easy aboaro\shlp, Bernard next in ling, whose t8k*8'^ n 't amount to any raora than Low Overbi The broadcast today ’..-as file cause Knowland did not have time figure in the negotiations. ;ct to tho court. • \ them should be recalled and given last night and today. to withdi'aw after the President tiny Tex’a, acqordliiif to RockvlIleNMee. Ownerii of every mote // first C^immunist Chinese endorse- immunity." A t 11 o'clock ship’s time the Mog In towtr'must pay $2.10 this i^nth. .Te^' - - 'JKag.>'a«rvair*'’Rm ie Salta he returned to big m SL Tpni- ir.ent of the Soviet campaign to Frank S. Tavenner Jr., commit­ announced for renoihlnatlon. Ths Sscretsry OensrsI said he IbsUed olhBbalt kkrTr '^1 not disturb" sign still was ,on iMr However, campaigning lit Florl- owned by Mrs. Regina Gauthier, 74 Uh^on KC -' fMMri$R$/79lttt4i)X Tb.J9KHAL«co«. d4glorify" Rlaliii. ■ It aaid a»v "en­ tee counsel, said the committee door.' Only near noori did shfc may survey the question of arms He etdbped down, found for the May 29 vote, called at a MANCNisTiR C o n n * larged meeting" of tjie Perftburo, had "been at the edjle" * number emerge in black slacks and black gaiee In the Middle East If he finda the e w e r , inserted it In tha leg of 195 ruling body of the Chine, e Comr.u- Ml^ml rally last night for a top 11- a tension factorVbut ))• does hot of times abput offering immutiity the chob and coDnly took his seat. sweater to walk Oliver, her level \^ference of Arab and Is­ \ CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS nlst party, congratulated the to a w'itness, but never had made plan now to do'eo. He will make Ad lad’,back to. jaU' i v poodle, on the liner's sundeck. raeli lea.ders, the United States. "Communist party of the Soviet a final decision to .take the step. . Prevtousl.v she had come out of Acifl Splashed ^ace s two hour atop in London.Satur­ Deputy'*, ^ Q. Millar,., nawaman Union On. its developmwts in the "Now that the, test has been Britain atm France to seek a day, but does not plan to see Brit-, asked Tonlihy HBw he-felt and.be her suite only once. This waa for peaceful Mltldla’East aolutton. He ildsnu^bile historic struggle against the cult made,” Walter said, "the commit- a. late lunch yesterday after the ish Foreign Offloe exjieris, replied; "Olub<’’ ., Sals Prices Include: urged that th^coiintry and others / of the individual.” j will. take full, advantage of hectic emIjarkatloiK at New York H# .declined fo go beyond his in the West sejLarma to Israel tO' Asked if be waa'aetred, he ahgbk 98 SpAN / Brmoeoin iWlalons for the g-day voyage that will Of Critical Labor atatement yesterday that he hopes' restore tha balan^upset by Com his bead and rapbad:*"Huh. uh.” Just ks their Scvfet Allies had, referred to the Supreme transform her fromjniovle actress all countries, including the . Mg -PQWe k s t e e r i n q • Bench • Delivery • Service David PowaU w a» slain loat Fab. the Chinese Reds ksld Stalin fol­ Court' decleion of March 38 uphold^ -to princess of Monaco. munist sales of arnukto Egypt. ' jMMvers, will give him a free hand r o w T R AKES r , . New York, April 6 Incident waa "a n ^ it and 9 In a stcUon o f the Wmiama’ lowed Lanin's principles in the ing the validity of the lU54'- iiii; She went to bed at\7:30 last ^ Eatea Rapa tNR' to act during the next month and r a d k iTN SPEAKERS lumnist. Victor RIesel was cellar aomatlmes used o 8 hang­ Eitcft Instrument Tuned And first years of h)4 rule' but iater munity law as far as it applies to- night, f'on/iiling to . Imr com­ Kefauver also said searetary of out thresj and a black effbrt. to avoid activity that might hamper w.w. ELESS •State Dulles is ’ilulllngNis into eptashed th the face with acid by Intlimdate witnessea'’ in t h e ^ v - him. out.for neighborhood boys. Ha bad t(eguUted Befoire Delireryl '' "made etronebUa decisions on cer­ testimony before federal courtil panions that' she never haX felt so dleappearad -the day before whUa BACK-U U O itTS tain important questions." The and grand jiiriea. The court spe- false security when he says the an \ unidentifled asa^ant on a emment’s current investigation'of In answer to one question, Hsm- FOAM BBER SEATS tired in her life. Belling UckeU to a Cub Scout broadcast lis^d four such deci­ elflcally noted It w m not ruling on present ‘defame Stalin' ^ t\ y e streeil early today. shortly after raclielB in Industries here. msrekjold said if agreements to I.U.STERi: ED The Constitution sped thVough beheflt movie. a similar provision affecting con- means internal disintegration making vritloal comments in a iply with present armistice s L'.NDERCOATED G RAN D 5 sions: / smooth waters under a nunny- sky He said "this attack is directly A bloody two-by-four lay by the 1. He carried the "exterminating grcasional committee witnesses. 500 miles out ' when Grace ap­ the Soviet Union.” broad^t about a Long Island attributable to arliclea written by (jls could be obtained that would Faille Stcinway mahogany 5'7" (tccbiiditidned) _____ ,.„ $ 1 3 9 5 Kefauver, left by plane for bor uVion and Us leadership. iTogme. ‘Ae for proepecte of Cub Scout’s body when it vi»a/ o f counter/- revolutionaries (the ★ ^nly 4,866* Milen ■ Under the law, a witness who peared on the deck. Mr. Riesel and. to very imjmrtant discovered by aeorcbers. purges! to' excess." one-day stand In Nebraska, to be '“ is neaistant. Miss Betty Information which he has given me peac^reiU ea to supplant them, Qpeketing Acoutdgrand ttu A ^ y (reconditiontd) $675 ! Invokes the Fifth Amendment's Tlie Rev. John ’H. Oartln, pa.s- PsychlatriaU for tha dafel a f e ^ jFull Price 2. He showed a "lack of nece.s- , protection against self-incrlmina- tor of St. Bridget'a Roman Catho­ followed by live days In New Jer­ NevYns. a^ut 23, of 285 Broad 1 n roy (iiveetigation. Hamraaf^jold added, "TTiere are The first s i ^ of Stiring— and like the wonderful fashion perennials the’ teetifled Tommy wiu tha______vicitlM'Ofx K 'ran i^ 6 i Bach, mah., 9'l6'' (reconditioned)__ ! $ 6 9 5 sar.v vigilance" qn the eve of | tion in a rase Involving national. lic Church which the Kellya at­ sey. Then he goee back to A've., Eh^vvood, N. J„ who was "Mr. 'Riesel has been working some eltnatione we may hgve to are— the faille coat* come into full and beautiful bUxim. VVe love our two Florida. . with hlmi^md the comments might live with oa beet we can. viltliout a mother love complex and killed Jansen Fr. Prov, walnut, 9'2'' (reconditioned) S995 World .War II. .security may be granted immunity tend In Philadelphia, said the 8 1 very closely wlili this office snd ^silhouettes by Harry Casper . . . the sleek, contoured elegance of the fitted ■ 3. H/e failed to "i)ay proper at­ have pi'ovoirtd the attack, a long term^MtUemeiU;*' his playmate to eatisfy ah urgia to from criminal prosecution for a m. Maas aboard the ConatUu- we hold him hi the highest regard do away with his own fatheri , coat, the Worldly look o f the clutch. And under those pretty e.vteriors— tention to the fiirthei- ilaI Riesel said the U..S. resolution ttrabnd him back era, in his summation, octrffad at effect. Both in navy or black with sweeping shawl collars. The fitted coat welfare of Hie pea.santry," m'ust testify or be subject to pens attended. that the cotummHPs vision might attack "apparently was abo.it i,i" Baldwin Acrosonic blonde (returned rental)___ . $ 4 9 5 ■i'. He "advocated certain er- ' allies for contempt. Also in the wedding party are be Impaired. H owler, a spokes­ to the Middle BMst. that he shared the theory. Ha sold the psycbla- > j . . . in, sizes 10 .to 20 and women’s siz€s..38 to 44; the clutch . . in size.s broadcast On lalior racketeers on world concerii' over tbe. dangers in trlate "were looking for a textbook CoNt $ 1.738 New and It’s Wurlitxer, mahogany (returned rental) l._ . ______$ 5 9 5 roheous lines in the internslional Walter said the committee would the Kelly family dentist. Dr. rSix Crushed man for Hall Syndickie. spid later Long Island." He said, t'oo, he had 8 to 18. • > Conuuuniat mov'ement, especially want to choose carefully any wit­ OePrge A. Coleman; the family ! “there is a 50-50 \fham;e, his eye- Palestina'-area. \ theory and found sax and pushed Just Like New Wurlitser, mahogany (floor sample)______$ 4 7 5 commented about! Joseph S. Fay, ,, • Sees War Averted. the boy into that category.’* pn the question of Yugoslavia." ness it deride.d to reralt. He said lawyer, James Fla'nagan; and*/our I ; sight may be retu recently paroled after serving Save $2,350 / The implied endorsement of Fatally During . The Secreftary General'Wieited Everett, mahogany (floor sample)______: $ 7 9 S it would have to be one “ who could of the youiig matrons who will at-t TTte Hall S y n d fw a t \ sendsKoun eight years in state prison for ex­ Low Overhead i VuRoslav President Tito’s de­ /givegive us testimony that will justify" tend the bride lii the wedding gt i T a j , '^T ■ T i e | Rlesel's column to 163 newspapers.spOpera. the area in January and diMbseed \ torting from cor.Ltruction contrac­ the situation then with Israeli opd C ^ e hj^elson/mahogany (floo^vMmple) ______:$ 5 2 $ fiance of Stalin appeared, par­ going to the immunity grapt. . Monte. Carlo April 19—her sisters. appears in- the Dally Mltror tors who. employed members of GREEN “ iNew York rireiilI here. Arab leaders. On his return he told ticularly siRnlficanl.. to . ob.servers Velde told reporters "Alger.! Mrs. Donald C. -Levine and Mrs, an. operating engineers union. Fay idalc Onyx Steinway Spinet, mkhogany (used) ...... $ 8 9 $ here. TSto ami Slaljn, broke over Hiss would be ,one who could tell I George L. Davis of Philadelphia U.S. AU.v. Paul W. WilUams newsmen he was optlrrHaUc that •W’as union vlcf president. developments Would mvdrt war. Bulletins the Yuposla\''s determination to [ ii.a more,” and added. " I would be and t\\*b friends. Mrs. J. I. KantSr New York, April 5 (/Fi-- Rlx fire­ Miss Nev'ins said Riesel talked STAMPS GIVEN BRUNNER'S develop oommuniam in. hi.s conn- in favor of calTing Steve Nelson of New. York City and Mrs. Fran­ In his atatement to the cauncU. men were, fatally crushed and 13 IUA 4 CO MISGELLANEOUS ■1)0^1 'VVilllSm C. Dekoning and HammarsKjold sa id ;'"I note thiij N from^the *AP Wires DENMMS tr.v in hl.s own way, independent o f. back again." cis Gray o f Belmont, Mass'. others, wire injored last night Bremen Spinet, mahogany' (new )_____ i___l___ $59$ William C. Dekoning Jr.,' fohner the council wants mS to explore/ M a n c n i s t i i i C o n n * Packard Moscow's diclate.s. Western ex- j Hiss, once, a government em- Grace expects her good friend, wlien a wall collapsed during a WITH CASH SALES pert.s ' long, have speculated that | ploye.' appeared before the com- News Tidbits and present heads of Long Island possible ways of reducing the ten­ Kimball 49" studio upright, walnut (used)_ $395 Ava f^rdner. to come, to Monaco roaring ' blaze whicli gutted a Local 138 Qperating Engineers. CORNER O P M A IN A N p O A K S'TREETS . Talcott'ville Plain and Correla^ng Stripes Mao and his aides also consider i mittee in 1948 and denied that he fiom Spain for the wedding. An- sion along the demarcation lines. OHAP04 QIVKN KESPITK Bronx factory building. Culled from A P Wires Part of the broadcast 'wee a con­ Bank 'Terms— Open Nights T om T hu m b push-about, mahogany, 64-noce (used) $ 2 4 $ ' themselves partnet*)! of the Krein- l"'as or ever had been a Com- other gop4 friend, Frank Sinatra. The extent two htqh such an ex- . Boatoa, April 8 (JPhrVho a«- Fire: Commissioner Edvvard versation among Riesel and Peter lin, not Satellites.. . j munist. telephoned frantically last w>eek t o ; csVanagh Jr., struck by a flying ploratiOh is possible and likely to ecuUvr cooaci) today approved W urlitzet Electronic 64-noce piino (floor sample) _ $ 3 4 $ Vatalii] and William Wilkins, for­ yield lasting .results depeilda Admitting mistakes hstf been Nelson invoked the Fifth learn what clothes-Tipale guests are brick, saw six of his n^en buried ? a respite through Btoy 1 f o r , made m Red China, the statement ,• I - Hotel owner Oonra.’ N, .Hilton mer me;n‘>epb of the,local who have necessarily on the willingness of Keimetb R. d op in , . 30, af /■ Hammond Solovox, complete (used)- — ^__ _ . , . _ $ 2 4 5 under an aya)anche„of debris. P’iye has 'ijeen named by,. Presii/ent E|j It Vd. said danger.s could develop in the (Coatiaued aa Fage Hilrtoen) (Continiied on Page Th.irteea) died as'^ they reacl:ed a hospital. Id, uader aeataaos to M inipiano Spinet, 89-note, walnut ( u s e d ) ______$ 3 2 $ future if individual leadera became senho'wer to be his personal reprr« (Cenllnued on Page Keven) ' (f'onUniied on Page Fifteen) the electric choir tor * ' ■ f- ■ ■ ■ * . ■ X'l . The iiixlh man died a few,minutes "conceited and not circumspect.’’ sentative af .wedding of Grace lurdera. The reepM^'|)nht« Smart, colorful, sanforized deniinx for draperies,''alip covers, later. -/4 n jo t ^ o f . It Singled out four ptevlpu."i Pei­ Kelly and Prince Ralnsr III in Oov.. Herfer woe ogiproved couch rovers, spoiiswear, childien's «car, etc. 'ITi'e five-fclarm blaze broke out Monaco . . . Nine Jay leadera of i'a Infowat Luwt^ • ping targets . aa reaponsibie for shortly after 8 p.m. In the base­ It debate and without • BALDWIN past errors, however, and gave no Greek Orthodox Church ,n U.S. Legal and Non -Strategic record vole. ment of a orie-story, 40-by-80-foot to visit Hartford this weekend to sign the criticism was intended to * * * * brick slructuie occupied by an extend to -presenfitop leaders of lake part In National Conference PAKALVne PQUO VP ELECTRONIC artificial .flower' manufacturing of Greek Orl'hodox youth Assn. the Chinese regime. ■ • , j firm. Firemen fought fpr 3 1-4 Washington,. April 8 (39—The .Washes and Irons Like a Handkerchief! Mao, while occupying 9 Stalin- Swedish Prenilei Tage Frlalider British Colony Funnels Public Health Service e ^ te- CAL-DAK ORGANS houra before It waa put out. leaves .Moscow for tour of major Qumi-iui . The crashing wall cut power day Jhe, number of reported 36" CREASE-RESISTANT (Continued on Page Two)' points of interert in Soyle’. Union cooes oil paralytic polio thla year lines and snuffed out street lights. . . . Some 10,000 j acks of ciga­ Reduced! Some 60 firemen had to battle on. Is running 36 per cent ahead e f rettes picked I up “bv. State in Feb. China, Formosa Traiile last year although H mT total e f not only in the darkness but In a 1.9 sur.'ey bcca'jte they failed to Everglaze, Fine^ " - Substuntutlly * .s****^ 4 house a Gen. .Alfred M. Oruenther. an- 1 ■siofi. of the Greek CoiirmniM movie theater, suddenly ripped State Unemploymeht 'Compen­ ay about, tiade between -the Red gUng. Occasionaily revenue offi- . the ideal gift for tu> homemaker! sation Commisaion comes out prenie olUM ' comtnender I* One of our most popular fabrivs. Ten cotois: Hink' rhairoal tsn ' L i M M M M m aamaammaiBmmmmMmmmml party." It did .not give the date of ■clear and brought 'a Jarge section and Nationalist Chinese. Such c«ts of the colony intercept ,,Chl- dusty rose, green, yellow,'squa, orchid, red and bl’tie, ’ ’ ’ / the session nor where it was held. ■h’ead as State auditors study 1955.1 trade hss been going on here for »a s a Junks carrying,^merican cars Europe, also eold Weetera olr ' V. Open MeitJty\hrM Stturdtj 9:00-f:)0—Thursday ‘td 9 M of the wall with it. Then the entire operations aiid find a two-cent-lo- { years. ' ^ , or kerosene for Communist' Jet power could destroy oa aggres­ 4 li*» libirj lairi<-caatad M'tat ataal cfipc -fcaW iray Htm ' TTie Roman'an radio said the Fireman Joseph O’ Keefe said he nSw’ polic.v “will be tased on the secret research. about the.same amount.. For yeara Red CTiina Include :e ' - •Atty. Albert 8. BiU today ashed *■ was 15 feet up a laddey When he ’ Former President Harry S. TrU- Wed China was Hong Kong’s prin­ L Qltronella o ir’from Formosa the Hartford County Grand. principle of collective leadership.'’ . heard a warning cry. He. looked Jury to return n first, degree . * indicating the changlei were made roan makes tentative reservation cipal customer but today it la 10th purchased by the Communists 1 T^ese Are Atoms? down, saw the wall sWay, and hie about -SO.OOO U.Tl. dollars worth murder indlctroent .afOfaet 'Aa-.^ '■ * - ■ ' BASEMENT ' ■ , to swing in behind Moscow's anti- to tail on liner United. States for on the list. In contrast the main­ < A microscope that can photograph atoms has )»cen developed ladder was tossed outward. Europe in May for 2-month Visit., land still is the colopy’a leading last year. drew J. Leightoa er,, 19, ot. ,^Stalin drive. ’ , by Dr. 8kwin Muller o f Penn State, The i above photograph ' O'Keefe was flung clear, eiiffer- 2,.. Camphor oil from I^ormosa Hartford. The youth Is being '} f *' . The Coniixumet party has been Secret Service Chief U..E. Baugh­ source of imports.. -ahows tungaten atoms on tha point of a finely sharpened needle..’ ing only foot and face injuries. man says woman who set live bought by-the Reds — about $.160,-' held In bonneettoa with n .heat­ outlawed since' 1)M7 in Greece. TTie Both Chinas Hhlp Goods ' ' % I The nrfcroecope conaiats'of a needle sealed into one end of a cone-' - But firemen WllUem -Hoolan, 47, small fires In 'While House and Beth the. Chinos ship goods to 000 worth last year. ing and* stohUaK that ended Mm v l The «m W a BBdBI^I CORE .' chanxes announced by , Radio fASY 317 Aaylum Sf. Opp. Hotel Bond J A-3-6694 ahaped tube Similar to ,a televiaion tube. An electric charge and Arthur HansAi,'35, below him adjacent office building ,ad(nits. ahe thla commercial city. The goods 8. Tung oil irom' Ked China life of Mrs. E M aer W . FUUm , IMniTAINIfiG V MANPfllSTHI.CdNM* ■kootf the atoms off the tip •'o t the peedle onto a'lHuoraacent has been in several mental Inititu- ■re stored in worehoueei before 47. ed East WliMsor, Uh ttew ir frte Pmking m L/et Sent Dotr (Wert) v t . ' tiona. reahlpment. Communist and No- (OMhil|Md OS Kage Kevaai) CORNER OP MAIN 'a n d OAK STREETS • t . ^ * ' / , • I ’ . n . ‘ i' ■ I I ■ n . ' ' ^ ■ ■ . ______\ V, '*■ . ■' .t, . 'idi . . ’ ' ■ I ^ r ' . ' . .u" i- ■r,. ■J'V ’ ■ ’.'i'fc.A, l.rr/; ‘■ ' r . ' i f if-IM. y ^ r ■ $■ .'l'. «1 “'C* . ■ :U i"!' 1 '. j ».< ..Vi-! a h # y ..s-,.. r /,

MANCHESTER EVENlilG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1968 j^A G B T W O Ma n c h est er e v e n in g h e r a l d . ;« a n c h estb r , conn., Th u r sd a y , a p r il b, i 9B6 PAGE T H R U China cam* in ths period from Inatituted pertielly ea e reward to 1M7 to 1936, th* broadcast addod. Bid to Question LoFOND older employea whoae loyalty he Six Crushed About Town Chitie^ Reds t t . said the revolution In China Herald Starts credited with making It poeaible erred in directing the mein blow Deme’s Finances for hln. ana hi* brother, Walter R. b r o t h e r s paper SUr of the East, Royal Black against "middle - of • the • road Pension Plan Fergueon, to manege the! PreoeptOry, No. 13, wlM meet to­ Join Russia ill forcea." Denied by FCC • STUK HOKSI amoothly efier the deal D “ ” “ g morrow . night at • o’clock In These forces were' identUtod aa Thonte* .'erg-.-.aon, th*|r b io n s o n . Orange Hall. AO enembert are ;the "national bourgaootsto, dsmo- John Deme, whose Man-eater For Employes Tether; end Roneld Fergu: New York Fire urged to be preaent. Blasts at Stalin cratie Mriles and groups and non- father. i .j party Democrats." This presura- Broadc^^ng Co. is one of three H orn of Thra* SmmfW F n The Herald he* about •# fulr (OoBUnned from Page One) (CeBttnncd from Fag* One) abiy would Include - landlords and sppUcknta for Jhe radio, wave­ n m Herald Printlnr-Oo. h u In- time employe*, 31 Of whom have ..,Mra. Herbert McKinney, as­ ------' . Shews Thursdoy,.iyM ay, ■J;| sistant camp director; Mrs. Rose merchants. Land owners were length of former Hartford station ■ t^ U d » 'l«« for penefoti com- aion purpoaea'wtlh their peat aerv- Other* KtHed were IX. John F. othel' top members of his regime. Federal Oommunlcatlons' Commla- pattnt ^npooee. ice computed on their preaent *ai- Molloy, 44, imd^flreroen Edward J. Scouts, this afternoon are attend­ For the targets of their "error* FtotariiiU' ing the annual mratlng of the Sion. The eurprise' ennouncesamt of eriea.' Carroll, 41, Fr*will eventually be poisoning. All were termed in fair Th* April open board meeting, highest policy-mtaking bodji. Wang the Hartford District Connecti­ on the applications for *he wave­ ciuuiged to from SO to 5.1. condition. has been a Red whipping boy be- that of a compartiop, and/’aertous- length of Manchester, Brothers Ferguaon *eld leat night lhat Fl/e other firemen were hurt cut Fellowship of Congregational tore and has coipe back. /(The ly injured two other boya March the firm Itaelf will give individual Christian Women wijl be held at end Regional Broadcasting Co., the anVentry, Coroner M rnard J. third contender. penaion to employea who ere now A sylum Hill Congregational would fare any worse this tifne. Ackerman said today, over 61 and that the pension* will Pelrbnelli. though , injured, su­ Church, Hartford, from. 10:1ft Am. The next development *^1.. come MMftXESXER^S HEADqUARXERS for GENERAL ELECTM C APPUANCES/ pervised the search of rubble for A top Commiinlst when the A finding issued by Ackerman when the three con^ianes file pro­ S T A T E O HALE'S be approximately equivalent to to 2 p.m. next ’Tuesday. Dr. Charles movement started rolling on the held Richard Tibbetts, 16, crimi­ those they would receive if they other possible victims. Later the T. Bingham will apeak; on "The posed faMhnga in the case. acting chief was taken to a hospi' mainland 30 years ago, Wang was nally responeible' fo« th* . icident I t his company Is awarded the were eligible under the system. Bible and Your Health.’’ accused Ih 1931 of "erroneous left­ Headquarters tal, where it was learned he had a In which Tibbetts atid Frederick wavelength, Deme will establish a NOW c. SAT,V • The emoifht of the pen*lon ia one broken leg. ist opportunist deviation." A Meyer Jr., 15, also of WlUimanUc, statloikln the new shopping center FOR half of one per cent of the work­ ’The following bfflcera for the few years later the accusation were klllM. Ronald Major, 18, of being constructed on W. Middle er’s aggregate salary when he has Cavanagh saidF'I was standing against him read "rightist oppor­ with Chief Petronelll, Deputy coming year -were elected by the Rose Bt., Coventry, and. Robert Tpke. A lease for apace in the lito T H I reached 6ft. He may retire et age Commissioner (George F.) Mend Holy Family Mothers Circle at its tunist deviation.” Both timea he Pehowdy, -14, of Wlltimantlc, have center was filed In th* town cleih’s 6ft or continue working, but hi* and their aides when the marquee meeting last night at the home of was admitted tisek into party fa­ been hoapitallZed with spfHal in- office Tuesday. R o k r i s t benefits do not accrue after h* i* began to come down. Mrs. Leslie Hoyt, U Pitkin 8t.> vor after correcting hla thinking. Juries since the crash. Brothers proposes to estaillsh 68. Mre.. John Haney, leader; Mrs. Of the other three listed, one Is Ackerman said 't i' bettt Fas a station in Hartfori, and. Region­ Under certain condition*, work­ "There were crie* of warning.aa Hoyt, co-leader; Mrs. Carl Lom­ dead, another it In prison or dead ers may terminate employment it pulled part of the Wall with It. driving at a ‘tevrific" rate^of al wants to locate one in East NCR TTre shock aa it hit the sidewalk bardo, treasurer; Mrs. Edward and the third Uvea in Hong Kohg. speed when the car skidded pit ah' Hartford. , before they are 6ft years old and O'Brien, secretary; Mra. R. Michael Chen Tu-hslu. a founder of the atill receive pensions. did the rest. ice patch on South St., careened "The falling debris ■ crushed Quiah, contact; Mrs. Jartm lah Chinese Communist movement, about 300 feet, overturned, and a— »»■ ___ VVorkers make no contribution Squires and Mr*. Geno Andreinl, dleo In 1942 after 10 years of IBAMO NARIMO to the pension fund. firemen and cut powerline*, plung' strucic r. tree at the Intersection of ing the whole area into darkness representatives: Mra. E. Ben Wells, Ideological difflcultles. In the late South bt. and Bunkc Hill Rd: .publicity; and 'Mrs. Robert Hallla- 1920s he was a member of both Diamonds for phonograph as the street lights want out." The four youths were Ulscua- aey, welfare. the Kuomlntang and the Com­ slng, Juat before the accident, needle* are about 1-SOOth of a Cavanagh said the fire appar. munist parties. He later was ar­ carat. , . ently started in the cellar. "how tost the car could go" ac­ GENERAL ELECTRIC rested ky the Kuomlntang. GENERAL ELECTRIC Raymond Benza of the Metro­ cording to the finding. Ackerman The commlaaloner telephoned Cfttang Kuo-tao, another' one­ Mayor Robert F. Wagner, vaca politan Life Insurance Co. has time revoluntionary leader, broke said that on other occasions Tib­ IHV m M 9«rt KWfn9®FOiOi»i tioning in Florida, and the mayor been appointed manager qf the betts .lad driven as fast a* 90 Glovcrsville, N. T., offici.. He was with Mao on military and Com­ m.p.h. and boasted th* car could u ia m m m m W rm i^ht Iron R«nin 9 s "expressed deep aympsthy’’ for munist policy in 1936, fled China ‘W «lM n and Al the families of the dead and in' formerly a resident of Mxnchcs- do 108. I RMMTMtl ter. ■ , and settled in Hong Kong. The - Coroner concludes "the RE-OPENS WASHER and DRYER Jured men. COMBO-REFRIGERATOR O lhtr AppKoncM V P«reli Cohmiis Jao Shu-ahih,'former bos* of the M m iM aenS S t The factory, a t 406ft Third Ave. party's East China oragnization, deaths of Tibbetts and Myers were between 174th,and 178lh Streets, Mias Anne Stilson, a senior at caused by the criminal act, omis­ Va u e y w e l d i n g C O . wai pwged a year ago on charge* FRIBAY was occupied by the firm of Hay- Manchester High Rehool and pres­ of "conspiracy to seize leadership sion, and careleaaneas o f ^ e h a r d •K tT s e ra in w JM IM H co** For Free EaUmato Can ident of the Student Council, will TibbetU. Gtastenbury ME t-6118 man and Undenberg, It had of the party and state." Nothing * \ ' closed for the day a t 5 p.m. be a member of the panel on Juve­ has.been heard of .him since, but \ FREEZER nile delinquency at >56 Main St., he presumably was executed or is **Btuny Sooifflan Hartford, at 10:30 a.m., next Wed­ in prison. 'REBEL WTHUT nesday. Other members of the The most mistakes made in Story” - panel, which la under the sponsor­ ACMISE' ship of the Service Bureau for MANSFIELD Both for -Women's Organizations, include D R I V E I N "NAKED DAWnV TODAY and FRIDAY ■ / James. Bobo, counsel to the Estes ^ 6t9inning TOMORROW, Apr. 6 In Ihm rarlu “Mlstei^’ 8:18-9:18 Kefauver OommlUee on Juvenile blUN^TtOn SOL WHAWymUYItJ CHILDREN f r e e : delinquency. Dr, Everett McDon- I h^(»vlnq)uad-!jMHst K'i»q(nuiiJWrri "Rebel’* 7:28-8:18-9:15 old Jr„ and Vincent Lamo, Hart­ » r.ASY FBRK PAKKINa Friday, Halardar, Saaday ktev* Alirs I Csrnell WIMe arjr caikeaaCalkei I ford High School senior. Advance "SKNNY I Jrss Wallace Kn I ••Tht, KfUIm ia reaervatlons should he mad* with . tiOOnilAN I "STOB.V HrtiDOWN'* I Ike Oiarke*' ^ T h e the Service Bureau. NTOaV" I rRAB** la Tack. | iiii Q S-B-M EAST branch: Ills I CiM-ISiSS flkow Caatlaaeas from <:S# / ■ lAST CINTia SltRT, COSNEX QF UNOX, WIU SI g The final arrangements for the dance to be held at the Italian p H 'v ! ) American Club Saturday night by ION Regularly $439.95 C--V.7.' the French Club of Manchester /• OPEN every FR ID A Y'till "7 pirn. ■ have been completed by Leo Blanchette and his committee. Regularly $498.95 To bettor torve the families.living In Maachrater | There are attll a few tickets avail­ PROGRAMS able, which may be obtained from O a k G r i l l aad all Belghtorlag towns, who want the convenience ^ Mra. Roland Marcoux, 210 High ^ MAGNETIC DOOR of banktog oi^the way heme from work or during | at. CATERINO TO SSIALL PARTIES and BANi)UETS Video Everyday — late.afternoon \n d early evening shopping hours. 30 OAK ST. ~ MANCHESTER All Rights Reserved — •vr/,' East Branch will Im open every Friday from 0 A. M. | The Corps O d ets Wtth-meef, ,fo- - H, T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. •'"i '--v ^ REVOLVING SHELVES DRY^R coatlBiioualy to 7 p. M. night at 6:30 In the Salvation ★ HNE FOOD QUALITY lEVERAGES WASfHEk Army Citadel with their leader, ■] DAILY SPECIALS > FtiN 9(4k. Loom i t ,2 PonitioiKi Tomp. Mrs. Florence Stevenson. A serv­ i r FuE^AofOtMrtlo ice will follow at 8 p.m., conducted • HOMEMADE RAVIOLI ^ Z bto Otgrtt FREEZER by MaJ. and Mrs. John-Flckup. ' ir. W ator Sovtr i t AcHv^Wor Woohtof • VEAL SCALLOPINI * IREADED VEAL CUTLET ★ ANo«^Upt»140 lanchester/ Ml*s Imelda I. Vincek of Lydall BASEBALL'S \ / i f W ator Tomp. Coiitrol Unit a v j n p MIO. D ryhif' St. and Wayne C. Jensen of the COMING! ^ U.S. Air Force will be united in ^ t d m k mm marriage Saturday at 10 Am. in Don’t be chained to n\ St. Bridget.'* t:iiurch. , ELECTRONICS 1-channeI TV this base-'' PRICE INCLUDES FREE SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY Ring in~~Every Friday-^at ball season; Enjoy n ^ P R I^ INCLUDES FREE SErW ^ I ~ FREE 04iVtRy MANOH^ra liNiniW MIUS Tuesday, April 17, at 8 p.m., la LABORATORIES cliolrj! of games on n new/ the date act for the Joint installa­ nll-chaanel Motorola TV/ tion of the officers of Anderson- 277 BROAD Shea Post, No. 2046, and Ita Aux­ iliary, at the VFW Home. Mrd. i f i Lucile H. Hlrth, 79 Holllater St. la RADIO T E I { V I S I 0 N 4 president-elect and John H. Ban' ChaBasl Haves, Csss. 1:U (tZA*) NEWS CAHAVAN -- crAft o f ' ' East Hartford, com­ Ckaaacl ■sHfvtd. Cass. S:M ( I) BIHKIF FOLTON J. SHEEN mander-elect. CkaBSel ~ srlleM. XsM. tISAS) HOB CIIMHINOS SHOW Ghassel 3* tfew- hrltala. Brl Caas CtAt) UBOOCHO MABX 8BOH' Chaaael *S Walerbanr, Coaa, —Yab Bel Y.ar Llf. The Junior CJhoIr of the Commu­ Ckasaci H Helyok,’ M(SM. (Ul HALF HOOB FllJa nity Baptist Church will present l:M ( t) STOP THE ML'BIO (IS-UI CLIMAX special, music at the 10:15 service f,*e < SI MICKEY MOOSE Cl.OB "SpiM lata U ark n et." Balk Sunday at the church.' The group DINING ROOM nS) ELIPPY THE CLOWN Boinsii, Vincent Price (H i I'Nt'LK EU (!!-U> DKAGNET p / of 2ft voices ia composed'of boys (Ml RAB U C'I,rBHOl'8E GANG (Ul HALF HOl'H DBAHA and girls of third to seventh (5» nLM THEATEB grades, who. meet regularly under (U) OUT WEST (Is Mofvns) For A King's LOBSTER DINNER l: N (K-Ml HOWDY DOODY (CelM) i l the direction or Miss Louise (43). LITTLE iASCALS •V LADIES' FIRST QUALITY Tracey, .teacher at the , Bower* 6iM ( S> 8TAGE S Budget Priced —"TkU la VIIIA” RAL School and a vocalist. (II) ADVENTOBE THEATEB f u \ f a s h io n e d It. is t Kinift DinRor-^for wo sonre you —Gcae Astrx 1 (») WEATHEB \. WBA Juniors will mret tomor­ (M> EABLY SHOW HOTPOINT row St 6:30 p.m. at the Commu­ ,-** Devil ea Hur.ebsck" Not Only Quo—But 2~ liY0 broilod Maino :i JOHNNY flUUTKB nity Y. A full attendance of the TWILIGHT ‘fBEATEK f i ; : W boys and girls is des(r .NiM’H a WEATHEB (' V-' M ( *) kroBTaroPE Mystic No. 2 of M sneh^ter this (SS) PHONE YOOB ANSWEB spring, \ S:S5 i« ) BFOBT8 DIGEST __ ef. Biuj|ior $3.25. ^ / S:«* ( SI WEATHEB POEECABT t .v! '4*' 6:tS I S) WOBLD NEWS TODAY The Women's Club of M a^hes- <«l NEWS*^ NORMIN’S 0 1 BIG RANGE ter has set the date: of May 28\for (U> ANNIE OAKLEY H O iS ffi 448 Hartford RA TcL MI 9-iS91 •Wf*'::*??., ./’.V'.IjV if Its annual' spring- dinner, to be served at 6:30 p.m. at Cave.v'a AT. THE CENTER TEL. Ml 9-8123 / 'Restaurant, reservatlona for which t:N ( t) STAR TONIGHT COOKINGFOR MANCHESTER (1«) HIGHWAY PATROL A -Will close May 21. (Ni PEOPLE’S CHOICE (U> HALF HOL’H OBAMA, LUMBER, Inc. t:M ( *> DOWN voi: GO New Officers of Temple C3iap- (IS-UI FOUR STAR PLAY- ter, No. 63. OBS, are reminded of BUILDING MATERIALS HOI’KE. David Niven Mar. the rehearsal tonight at 8 o'clock AND I. "The Rite, of Sprlna" FRi. ond SAT. IS:M (Ml T.V. THEATEB at' the Masonic Temple. MASON ;SjJPPUES —"Autumn Fever" Z.a Z.s FAIRS BUSHNELL APRIL 20 oAd 21 M . Caber. GMrse Sander, /' Harold Reed is chairman of the We Finance. Your Job* a a t ' science FICTION THEA- 3 DAYS pdtiuck supper of Emanuel Luther­ Fri. and SaC Eves, at 8:45—Sat. Mat. at 2:30 ' TBE . FOR 258 Center S t> -3n I-S166 (U> FII..M an brotherhood tomorrow at 0:30 I.adrn with me triumph of Its 9 years plus 7 1*:M ( SI T. V. THF.ATKB p.m. in Luther Hall. The gtiest —*,AstadiB Fever" ONLYl weeks run in New York aad 39 weeks In other (IS) ABTHI B Mt'BBAV DANCE speaker wDll be C. Elmore W at­ ) pities—as sparkling, gay and melodious ns any t:N ( *) iX’k A PLEA60BB PABTY—Cnr.l: F.llirl Mrr- kins, who will give an illustrated musical you’ve EVER seea! (IS) NEWS mnit—Premier. talk on the Holy land, which he , (K» WEATHEB-M08IC .(tt-M) VIDEO THEATEB 7sie (IS) MOklCAL WKATHEBMAN (U) THE Hl'NTEB $209,95 v J v v ' fi- f an'd Mr*. Watkins visited in 1955. OS) NEW8 n p THE HOOB (Ul MB. DISTRICT ATTORNEY Regularly (U> WEATHEBMAP 51 GAUGE. 15 D EN IER^EW SPRING SHADES COLE PORTER'S 1:U ( *) kPOBTSMAN'S Ct.Olt Chapman Cburti.No. 10, Order j (IS-U) DOOUI.A8 P.DWAB08 of Amaranth, will meet tomorrow I 0 AND THE NEWS > J. A. WHITE O i. DARK SEAMS ~ SIZESt to 11 at 7 ;45 p,m. in the Maaonic Tern- ' (ttl HIGHLIGHTS ■ (U l JOHN DALY AND THE * BIG .MASTER OVEN pie. The busincaa will include the - NEWS j)iv V^‘S:.■> .■ r • ’ ■ Initiation of candidate's.' A social CAH'CAN T:te (M) SPOBT8 LADIES'LARGER 1SIZE hour will follow in the banquet l;U (M> WEATilEBVANB COMPANY * NEW, FASTER UNIT hall, with refreshments lerved by 1:1* ( S) LONE HANOEB Mrs, Ruth Field and her commit­ ABE BURROIUS'' miCHBELKIDD j (ISAS) SOT. PHESTON 0 » THE 81 'Bissell St. — ftlanchester ^ o r m x r ^ 38»6 44 tee. VOKON ^ ^ ibO’hll i Mi.’.ifJi ■> f 4 (t>-M) DINAH 8HOBE ■ - t ------— -. * FULL WIDTH STORAGE ^ PAOOUCJ*- V t ' fie OOuS * /, (Ul BOONDOr 1*:M ( SI .T.rBNING POINT ' Ever Ready Circle of Kings (1*1 m iZ KIDS NYLON FLEECE (Ul MILLION DOLLAR MOVIB DRAWER Daughters Will hold its annual HEAR THESE GREAT SONG HITS! (Ul MIL niSTRICT ATTOBNET •I spring rummage sale tomorrow “I Love Paris ’ *‘M’s AU Right With Me’* AUTO 11 ;M XI NEWS REPORTER from 9:30 a.m. on at i the, Second WESTERN (IS4S) NEWS '' ^•C’est Magnlfl'gue'* "Allea-Vous-En’’ STORE. (t» FINAL EDITIO.N iG>J TOPPERS 100% WASHABLE Cdnjgregatlonal Church. (Ul -NIGHTCAP EDITION 615 Main St,—Opp. Center Park U;U («S) SPORTS BOUNDVr MAIL OR^I^ER BLANK Can-Can (Ml WEATHER pr ic e 'INCLUDES FREE SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY Every Day 9,4:80 (Ul PREVliRS -.,V-(* Please send me ------tickets At 3- — as cheeked below OPEN .Tharsday *'9-9:00 11:1* ( S-:MSI WEATHER . ■ -V (Ml CONNECTICUT REPORT OP€M for­ for which I enclose f - ll:lt ( SI LKS PACE A MARY FOBD OPEN UNTIL 9 EVERY NIGHT ■*Wh8*.Vinill 'l Anto Soppltoa, Toola, . Mltl RIO SHOW edate and performance) Sliortlag Oooda, Palnta, ^ (Ul THE AETCHNAIBE8 iUU (-S) NITECAP THEATEB ■ } Alev* AUes cSeraell WIM« . Evening Mattn'ee c, Toys, Btkea, Wheel Oeoda, (M) LIFE WITHVITH EUZABETM:------FiebiBg Tackle. Antboiirda D .s s s ic e d .Orrh. 1st Bate. 2nd Bair. Orch. 1st Bale. 2nd Ewr. II :M (U-Ml TONIGHT IE_ dess Wallace? 98J10 is.so aS-Sfi 33.WI 93.85 92.20 !:**(*) NEWS le> “The Beittiy 4.95 4.98 . 3.30 3.30 3.30 1.68 ' ' t. ■ Goodman 4.40 ' 4.40 2.78 2.75 2;i5 1.10 "Sform MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION Story” F e o r ” Nam* .... »a-eea*a6****66*e*e*ff‘*666 ' la c«Ur I I iu;i( \ I ION \( ( 1 '".oitif -- riiii V n 111 V ; i?: liUAite-l* iisasiM Addreas fity ... MO I (IK 11 M I I ' III: VK I 'I i(\ ii r Pleaae encloee stamped, addressed return envelope. Slake eheck* : V'i ■ ■ payable to and mail to: Bustanell MemoriaL Hartford 14, Conn, i’lHiN 1 M ill ; ) '1 Road Service M I M I *f». I :> E| BUNDAYt -MARTV" T* <7 ; li vi-(. *M' 'tr t-.L w .jiiri •\

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL B, 19M P A G E F IV E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL B, 196C PAGE FOUR pdt-Iuck supjAr this evening at. Rev. Edwin A. Brooks, pastor of Ladles Aig^ lety ot Ooneordia C oiu m h U i Rockville the Rockville Baptist Church, will Lotheran tomorrow night Discount Somers Chmrgo To AddrcM Chamber 6:30 at the Mooee rooms with a Society to Hear bualneaa session to follow. •'fficlate. Burial will te ' In at 7:80 a I* church parlors. X / The Longview PTA will meet Glove Hin Cemetery. Chinese Lutheran Th* Aid extends a cor- Hartford, April 8'—Ito* Rtata Boltom Rehear8als Start Play Will Benefit this evening for e short bustness .lends mky call at the funeral Board of BSoucatlon curtly 616- dial Invt , to all friands and missed charges by the Bomers session to be followed by » home 'Friday evening from 7 to 9 Ooitoad LM .,a Chines* Luther­ her* of Concordia to at- l: 'For SchoolIHay Public Nunse Unit tery ride, / o’clock. Board of EWucatlon yesterday that Scouts to Distribute^Report ^ an doing 'graduate Fork at the hear him. the state board "la maUng it In- Hospital Notes / imenta will te served by Obhiaffda, April b (Bperiml)— Rtekvtlle, April 5 (S| All Taloottvllle and Vernon neffe Hartford ’rheological Seminary crehaingly dUBcuIt to k * ^ th* di­ New patients at City Hoapiial following committee: Mra. Ifi- rection of our local schools free.’* Bebpgrisjo aifw under wey fOr-llil Th* ‘.'Hamatera” a local Utakg^ today include, 'Mrs. ^Lillian items are now being haonled a former tqachef -at the Bible Com piled by TowihOfficwls^ through the ’ Manrheoirr Bvehl 'Custer, -Mrs.. Eileen Custer, The State Board decided to aead annual minstriil to be.preaentod by- group has chosan ” 8 e p a r a\e Mcltsler, Mountain Spring Rd.; nrtltute on I'ormoaa, wilt apeak Katherine Demko, Mra. Ida WATCH Joseph C^ttertbn, 46 BUlngton Herald Rorkyllle Rnreau, looat a totter to the Somers Board D*-. Rooms,’’ a 3-act comedy by Carol na, Mra. John Fischer and Mrs. scribing Its policy of non-inteffar- the etudanta of -the Horace W. For- ve.i Joseph Dowglenica, 79 Wiaat •t 1 Marhef St. ' ' on “A New Wqrld, a New Chal­ and Dinehart for their spring vUle TR 6-8186. lenge.” at the meeting of the Edward Fischer. ence In local board affairs. kav« betn cemplrted b> l o ^ Boy | ^ tap Behopl, acconUit^ to Geotge production. Prreenal Mentloa Beouta for dJatiibutlon of ih« An-. Tj,fy trerc much inl^roated in Patroe, principal. ■ The Rockville Public Health nuaJ Tworn Report hesrlnnlng: thU yj* an or just seeing plays. The 26. 1864. son of William and Em­ The Selectmen’* report aej"* In Tueaday. Her talk will be con- panel diaciiaalon on "Moral and group njeete the second Wednes­ ma Maler Schreltar- For the paat / oart "The minute* of the Select- rented with the audld-vlaual equip- SplritusU Values in the Sihool” day of each month on the third 16 years he had beeklivlng at the Ixtras! ' will be held with repreacntlve home of his daught^ Mrs. An­ ^^m en’a meetlnjr* reveal that thl* ment of the local achool an'* floor of the Journal Building, pro- thony Tata, of Hamden, To An Informal Showing Of ■ waa the year In Which the old-it 1* uaed in the education leaders Vif three faiths to lead th* where workshop plays are given. He had worked in lock! textile wooden bridre at the Notch waa^gram ’ ■x.-' discuasion. The next meeting will be held on mills as a weaver and waa n mem­ replaced with a modem structure." The session will be the anmisl Chairman to CXmtinue April 11. meeting of the local FTA knd Hugh Gregg ber of the Maple Grove Society, Apropoa of that atatement, the tr.t. “■ Mrs. Marshall Squier will con­ The Hamsters have produced Beside.* Mr*. Tata, he leavey booklet Carrie* a picture of the will include election of officers *a tinue as local chairman of the Sal­ plays to benefit club, church, and well aa ^delegates to the stajC con­ Hujugh Gregg, former governor other daughter, Mias Vli •1-t new bridge on the front cover and vation Army unit for another year, civic organisations in the area. Schiieiter, of New Haven: a aon> one of the old bridge on the back. vention to be held in Bridgeport A drive for funds will be started in of New Hampshire, will be the Coming Events later this month. guest speaker Saturday night at Valentine G., of Rockville: nine - Both picturea Srst appeared in the the near future by mall. The Women of the Moose will grandchildren; and three great-'* Manchester Evening Herald. Final Rehearaals IXTIA A& SA V I^> OieeESy HARDWARf THE YEAR Other committee members are the Chaniber of Commerce annual meet Tuesday at 8 -p.m. at the •'.I The four one-act plays to be dinner, . to -be held at Cavey’a grandchildren- In addiUon to a title page which Miss Gladys M. Rice, Mre. Fred- Mooee roon>8. Sr. Regent Marga­ Funeral services ivill be held At CORSETS includes Information of a de­ given by Grade 8 pupils at the arick A. Beardsley. WUUam Ben­ Restaurant, 49 E. Center St. ret Pucino will presided. Home- Community Hsli this weekend are 2 o’clock Saturday from the White scriptive nature about the town, der, SheldoA Gardner, John R. Gregg, who la preaideni of the making chapter night will be held Funefal Home, Rockville, The the bMklet ■ contains ai directory receiving final rehearsal under the Hanaen, C3atr L. Roblnaon, George Npw England Council, head* with a social to follow the bust- AND of toam official*, general report* tutelage of John Morrti, a Grade mURSDAr/APRIt 51 9 BIO TO Patros, Sheldon Gardner, Mrs. Gregg A Son, Trie., a millw.ork nesa sesaion. The Executive Com­ from various town officer* and 8 teacher. The two and ona-.half Harry E. Jones, l^ndon E. Little, manufacturing firm that recently mittee will meet'at 7:30 p.ra. hour program will be presented eatabllahed a distribution and Final registration for boys be­ - beards as well aa financial reports. „1.„ Mra. William Jacobua, Raymond E BURTON'S The period covered ta the flacal Friday and Saturday :veninga on * ^ f -I't V-T’’ Lyman and Mra. Howard- Shum- \yarehouae unit on Tolland Tpke. tween the ages of 13 and 15 who RUMMASE SALE Tear which ended Sept. 19. iWft. a "theater-ln-thc-round" plam way. ' Only 37, Gregg has led ah active wish to play in the Babe Ruth FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 8:86 A.M. / The Board of-Finance conunenta Card Party life in politica and bualneaa. When League this year will be held to­ 2nd Congregational ChUrch Maschesler Rvenlsg Herald Bol­ that though thb town's financial SELF-PROPELLED 21-INCH ROTARY MOWER .... The Ladies’ Society of the Co­ he viraa elected governor of New night from 7 to 8- o’clock in the 385 North Main St. Regdy-To- condition is good, "continued cau­ ton rorrespondent, Mre. Jneeph Hamitohire In 1993, he became tliat Superior Court room. Ever Ready Circle D-ltnlta, telepiione MlteheU g-UiS. lumbia Congregational Church tion la required.” After remarks will sponsor a card party to be state's youngest chief executive Victory Assembly, . Catholic King’s Daughtert ON RIAL UVI MODELS on bonded indebtedness for school , REG. 124.50-SAVE $5.06 NOW I held In Yeomans Hall Saturday at since ISfS. Ladies of Columbus, will hold a construction, the finance unit said 8 p.m. Brl^e, canasta and scrab­ He. was also the yoimgest mayor z: 10:30 A.M. M d SKM P.M. "Such projects aa a town hall, Rockville ble are the games to be played. that Nashua had aince 1891. He ! sewage, an incinerator if they Members of the local Board of was elected to that post in 1050. arise, will have to' be financed Change in Laws 10% tlewB Education will meet with other Gregg is a native of. New Hamp­ FRIDAY through means other than a bond M tsmw Regional Boards of Section 2 at shire and a graduate of Yale Uni­ issue since it seems, apparent that the Colchester Elementary School versity and Harvard Law School. Spring’s th* Uiti* for a change. And when It 'school needs will < keep the town Asked Jby Official .tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock. He also holds honorary degrees comee to figure remodeling, you can rely over the five percent debt limit R*{. 249 to tS9 The speaker for the evening will from the University of New on ua for your Warner’s, Let Mlaa Ander­ which applies generally for proj- RockviHe, April 6 (Speelaf) ^ be Chm'kea Ritph of thie State Hampshire,. Dartmouth College son fit you today! (Light-as-a-apring braaos seta other than schools.’’ Vernon’s inabiUty to approv* h runs by Hsalf—all you Baidsh Haai Tools Board of Education who'will speak and New England College. pull-on i In power net with satin elaaUa The Selectmen’s report is a achool budget and aalset a new hqve Ibda1r*ranr on "School Board Policy.”------— Besides— being— preside panels. For4tvarage41guro; for ahort-ya laU- high school sit'* in a reasonable ed figure. Sloes Si to 40, B and C cups— thumbnail sketch of actions taken TOUR Mrs. Margaret LaCroix Gregg A Son, he is a law firm at town meetings during the year, antount of time has promoted one fH 2'A Hf 4 returned ita original figure to the Planned by PTi That» Interpret The - figures for I960 802 in the ele- voter*. nsntsiy school and 187 in high Wishes Of The Family Mi88 Eleanor Andiraon Flaherty ha* charged the Board An informal spring dance (ill ^ O I^O N Dr$7rto$iioio , Sifbool. with disregarding wishes of the HOT $89.5k .. NOT*$79.50 be held on Friday, April 1 by Warner’s stylist is your hoiUss Graffs report also includes a voters. » members of the Hlghland/Park JOHN B. BURKE lECK OUR PRICES— THEN SHOP AROUNI I tomorrbw. ‘ ,v •/ narratlvs report on the local school Petition Miiggeeted 5 tempered steel blades PTA In the school assem)^ hall. WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME BACK / ' program, a section headed "Creat­ FUNERAL HOME I .4 Regarding special referendum*. BUT A low SAll PRia cut quickly, smoothly. Mrs. Wells Dennison mid Her- 1 I EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND S A ^ j ing a Good Ikivironment for learn­ Flaherty said he felt the required rill H. Adams, co-chairii^n of the | 'TEU MI S-8888 y*. X* * ing” and-cscommSpdaUons to the number of aignaturea on a petition Enclosed geors. 10' sot- ways and means romi^ttee, have 87 EAST OENTER ST., i « '.town. caUing for auch. ^ referendum announced -that Tony O'Bright’s A.i ‘The Asseasors rapm the neces­ id rubber tires. AMBUL ANCE/^R VIC 1 ahpMM be a percentags of the num­ orchestra will provide music for uRF j ^FOR YOUROLD WA ' l \ . \V • a ‘ ' m sity for a new rsvaluaupn o’ prop­ ber tff Sligible voters. 4.29 PLASTIC HOSE 10% dews M dancing from 9 to /2 p.m. Gay erty during 1968 of 1069\and tiielr, ,--t.). Preaent proviaiona state that 300 Mosthly Terms seasonal decorations, and special CAMERAS — SHAVERS — CLOCKS t ; ; / intention, to request ,thrt tS1,000 ,r" aignaturea are neceeaary, regard- 5 RAINBOW HUES 6 4 “ effects are being/planned by Mr. -7^ be set aside oach year, for i^kXe' n ^ leaa of a municipality’s aixe. Fla­ and Mrs. John I^nohue and Frank GREETING CARDS — GIFTS ^ RINGS \ three yssra to cover Us cost’ Tliiheir herty auggested five per cent aa a Rtg. 13.75 Gordin Crawshawl A ^mmlttee of third comments also suggest-an upimrd 50-ff. length. 0 ^ 6 ■‘I ; ^ ftaaonable number. Cuts easily through toughest weeds grade mothery will serve refresh­ r • t revision ef assessors’ saisriqa, He also has voiced strong ob­ Brats Cetrphngs O ments and cold drinks will be pointing out they are currently b^. •nd grots. Rugged, lightweight Cort or.Sprtodtr available throughout the- evening. Shop A t Gaudotfs—ltPays jection to votihg. hours in referen Choice of colors. Full ^-in. Inr; paid at the rate of about 70 dums. As provided by a 1963 5 aluminum frame with tide grass This wiy be the Highland Park cants an hour. atute, polls must be open be Inside diameter. discharge. Aulomolic governor PTA's sillgle social levent of the Analyaia of the-Treasurer's re­ year aiul will take the place of t«^en 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Flaherty 2.98 Rubber Hose 2.6A 25-fl. \ port, shows-that 74 cent* of every sayk he would favor voting hours eonirolt engine speed. Recessed the regular monthly nteetlng. tax dollar ia spent for education from'6 a.m. to 7 p.ra, to allow per­ wheels allow dote trim. Tickets may be obtained from .including kmortisatlon and tnter- 17.95 ELEC. GRASS 11.66 the /Committee chairmen or by son* ^ rk in g out of town more aat on tend issuea. The other ex- Urn* to>yot*. Tubular steel handle. Converts quickly, easily calling the room mothers of the peniea of the town consume 31 school. TRIMMER, EDGER from 3-cu. ft. cart'to cents and the remaining five cents \ 79.90 SAMI MOWiR is put .into the reserve account. ¥hrk-»aymg Receil 18-in. spreader. 24-go. It wts th* ceservs^fccount whlch- Up f $t|p.00 For Your Staffer WATCH 69« reinforced steel troy. paid the blil for the-new bridge, 7500 KFM CMt It iF0Nte|$i if reducing the- balance in reserye 14“ / Grange Notety Tkl CONNICTICVI lfATf il|Ol€*l I0CUTY / by $17,686. The account aa of to­ - S TEAM ^FAV Does on hour's work day- showa a balance of $16,196. I in % mbiulet. Trims #• Thia will tel Increased by $10,700 P o f f E m n 'i Member.* of the ^nnectlcut or edges\oround 12.75 WhoGibarrow WARDS when the current year'a transfer’ ______188 CENTER i^T. Pioneer Past MaSter»/A*sn.; were of two milla it made. - \ walks, trees, etc guest* of Manche.*^ Grange at WINDOW SHADES A complete report of 'tha-.--Tbk Holds AS^blc Foot its reguiar mectin^aat night, and Cbilector la included as well as the preaented aeverabmumbcr.s bn the LONG WEARING ^ Auditor’s comment on the hooks of program. H e^m Grange ail»o 1 FOR L account and financial records. This presented ita/travel, program on j INTERSTATE CLEANTEX section of the booklet also includes w s s :bW 1 chain of he^t* and hands. | s severs! statements of interest to MEN sad WOMEN Memberj^of Manchester Grange ! C l OK Made. to. Order \ 7 taxpayers, . - EXPERT FITTCRS. MTit 11.44 tonight ^ 1 pre.ient their program j / 9 I«0 3 With Your Roller* The current town report include* at Glas^nburj’. - ■ | 84 pages, as against 44 last j’ear.- ^For general purpose Hote night will be ob*ei-ve.d.,*t ' YOUR CHO ICE-RIVERSIDE DELUX^E TUBE-TYPE OR TUBEI SS The increase is explained in large Arthur Orus Storis . the /wtt meeting' on Ap^ll 18. /j E. A. JOHNSON part by the Inclusion of all checks work. 18-go. leakproof Any member who Joined in 1931 j issued during fhe year as directed ‘ troy.'TubuJgy steel frame. or' prior to that and ha* not re- /^eived his silver, star certificate is ' PAINT 00. by a town qtdinance voted at a Ball 'beoring wheel. special town meeting last October. a-tked to notify Worthy Secretary 1 609 .Main St,, Tel. MI 9-1501 N o w a a e B ^ y 3 Tires ond 3 Tubes .. New Arrival James McBriert.v, 30 Coolidge St. | - - 'Tite daughter born to Mr. and And Get; 4 ^ Tire ond 4th Tube Mrs. Paul K. Tucker of Carpenter Rd. on Monday at Manchester Me­ EMERGENCY morial Hospital has been named OIL lURNER it:' Rtgulorl.69 Gross Shoors Mary Elisabeth. The baby is the '*Squeeze-type” octlod. first child of the young couple who SERVICE. 4 3 ’ have rpccntly moved to. town from 9-in. polished blades ore Lynn, Maae. riveted to handle. U6NTVm«NT «.ro-is Stn8y library Needs C A L i Mrs. ’Thomas Bentley. Mrs. Ray­ W IL L U M S 44.9S BENCH SAW mond Jewell,'Mrs. E Pierce Her-; OIL SERVICE rick, Mrs. JSmes G. - Hassett and COVERS ' Mr*. John RothWell visited the HOBBYISTS MODEL Avon Public Ubrary on Tuissday. M l 9 -4 5 4 8 Round Point ShoYd O r . . . Buy 3 Tubeless Tires aa a part of ithelr research work | 'I,- Strong and durable.. O l-IN C H l88 9x12-in. tempered . Am i Get 4th Tubeless Tire SIZE ^ TOUR blade. 48-in. hdle. 80LU9 ST8P 4 4 3 SMITH’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP 3 handwheel rontrols'la raise. leWer dr xmcL GORDON cleaners! 243 N. MAIN STREET tIU blade and erbor. 12.9.'5 Table exten­ sions ...... 10.88 A closffout on fiber ond plastic soot eovtrs. 6.70-IS 2.39 Sprinkitr-Sooktr INVITE YOU TO SHOP IN COMFORT - r MG. l . W « fa Net ell sixes but many cars con be fitted. Reg­ 9x12Ru|$ Cleaned and Shampooed 29-ft. 3-tube plastic. a j a j g ular selling tp 21.95*. This price dees net in­ Sprays 29-ft. area. 1 X X rockSVyVr*‘^«!^«;‘‘‘"‘‘- 2 MODERN clude instelletien. t^eloxe— original equipment quality— W ords finest rayon items j hordwor*. 3.69-50-ft.... 2.BS ■ •s p y Free pick-up and delivery. I’roinpt nertice. $7 50 ing reputotusn for Rn* SHOPPING c e n t e r tul»e-type fire. Rupture-resisfant super royon-card “OUR CARE M e a n s l o n g ^ w e a r - LOCATIONS body. Deep, non-jkid tread design for quicker stops. PHONE Ml 9-46*3 ~ EVENINGS HI 3-7247 ^ Wards Deluxe tubeleu— tome fine quality as Deluxe 98c Fljut StHi town Rokt 3Q7-B EAST CENTER ST.-^| 3-87i0 plus special inner liner for greater blow-out safety. 21 spring steel teeth— ‘ (Side Entrance) I-'Irst National Store Bldg. Equol to Batttrifs \ ■ will net injure Id wn. long g g C 656 CENTER ST. — M l 3"4266 As Much As $7 More 48-in. hondle. NEXT ■TO PINE PASTRY^OP, . Tira Sisa lSIottiw^l) 6.70-13 7.10-15 7.60-13 6.00-16 IW-TI. No-trad*.in-liil pricky 92.20 101.40 in . o o 82.20 9UAI. 9 5 * 4 llrai and 4 tubei* \ ' a REG. 23.50 DRILL KIT ORLON COATS . ' Remember Sol* prka 4'tirai and 4 tubas*? 70.88 77.60 63.12 63.76 love 1 4 ..'. ^-toeh - 3.49 C or^tir’s Livtt No-trad*-in-liit prica'^ 68.60 -y97.0b 106.40 90-ptoce-UL qppr. 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-V * ■ ' ^ V ' . v -vijr,"*;- - M--'. 1 .* " x,i. ’ . V 4 ^ ‘ ‘.V \ ’1/ ' I ll'l - t ’ ■ • . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 10M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1966 PAGE SEVEN stepped up exporta to Hong Kong admlnlatraUoA which has ahown, ft3.8 per cent ot the total, com­ ws esn be sura, the Japanaas Oam* Joyce Rossetto pared with S6{l, oc. 62.2 per cant, Hong Kong Clears and cut down imporU, Serves on Pan^l AmrlfPBtpr muBiaU, fad from Moscow, so son* In foreign affaire, a maturity, Droodies of tha total in 4he preceding week. A ll Acid Splashed in Face modaratlon, and capacity for the Throughout the State, mean­ Mao, Cliiang Trade Al Yale Conclave aidar it, in. theli' propaganda. And- By KOOBB PBICB Gu^t at Shower NEW Hilti £tintitt0 Iferald parhapa aoma Amariesaa are un­ waging of peace ha hlmaelf never while, claims totaled 201,160, a Name Mrs. Heins achieved. alight increase over the Deeding (Continued from Page One) . ^ Saul Sllverateln. pfesldent of 5 s r» c easy about what wa ara doing Miss Joyce T. Roaaetto, daugh­ week's total of 19,609. Fmirtaen wm ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph Roa- is Rated FIRST Of Critical Labor Writer President of PTA Rogers Oorp., will participate in with this conquest of oura. ; out of the department's 10 unem­ bought by Nationalist China—$60,- a 2-day conferan^ on later reMr i i i aatto, .ftt Dalmont 8 t , financa of i la returnable to tha U.S. Dlatriet For all of thia, howavdr, there ployment compensation offices re­ f o r Performance! (OeattMMS tr a « F»ga Cm ) 000 worth laat year. Mrs. Robert Heins waavelectod lions starting tomorrow at Yal*' ia a curious aidalight ou' Uilnga in P ft. Charlaa B. Lindaay of Moul- ported' ineraaaas in their claims ‘ CtHirt In Hartford. / . president of th* WaddeU FTA at 1 Moosier T o w M Off Row 1 . u n loads. bean fighting to oust Driconlngi Casper laid the procedure for Univeraity. Okinawa in. the currant nawa, JM t, Ga., waa honored at a aur- /AT U.S. Under Secretary of State meeting held laat night ia the Connecticut prlaa mlacaltaneoua ahowar recent­ Tha largest increases wars at i f . SB bead of the union. ‘ dealing with juvenile pffendera by school auditoriiun. She wilfituc- Ha will be a member of a panel Er«alD« E*c*pi aomathlng rathar raaaauring ta tha Dekoning Jr. auooeeded h ia! Federal huthorltiei ia almllar to liarbert Hoover Jr., touched off L biurt Lilllputlaiis. * . chaathut, "Throw da Bum out! girts while seated beside a wish­ The controversy also turned up '1 I He waa plainly disturbed, aa why not aersam, Tha Pitcher has ing -well decorated in pastel That edmforta old people, EAST HARTFORD on the parry Gray program from mation. key, will be joined on his panel by But Wa rebel against tha Idea midnight to 2 a.m. os-er local radio a U.S. government foreign aid re­ Prank DeVyer. Duke University *®JlgMulhara Bepraaaaiallaaa: Tba any military ruler in hia poaitlon .that It la. (nine fancy when we ask outlived hia tiaaftilneae!'' or par shades. Other decorations con­ That/challengea youth; port showing Nationalist China The speakei*. for th* evening J ^ a Matbawa 8 p ^ > ,tL **** TEL. BU S-M61 aUtlon WMCA. Hospital Notes were Douglas Pierce, business economics professor; Solonton 8. Taafc. CtOeaco. Dainat aiiaft»t«a. would be. ouraelvea where on Ih* ' ntste hapa a simple cutting "Your an- sisted of a watering can and ;St knows no dlrisions of culture \ imported 31,300.000 worth of M audit bureau o f ■eestora ware boorish persons' streamers with spring aowers, A / or class. Ae Misa Nevins told the story, manager of th* Board of Educa­ Barkin, research director for the "11 "It would ha inconslatant," ha itical scene of today there la a following the broadcast she and PaUcBta Today: 168 goods from Red China during the Textile Workers Union of Ameri­ CIRCULATIO.NS. ______, Bklward O. Dolan, or where or might do. And if an Umpire makes delicious buffet was served, a fea No frontiers, geographical or so­ flrst eight months of 1955. Ship­ tion; and Arthur H. IlUng, super­ Mdd in hia tpaech to the legiala a wrong dacialon why not yell, tur* of which was a- shower cake cial; Rieael went to Lindy'a Reataurant ADMITTED YFaTEUDAY: intendent of echoola. Pierce dis­ ca. Ai^L-CIQ: Robert Lee, chair­ !IIH Tha BaraM PrlMtnf CoBiMny. when one such might develop. / at Mat Street ' and Broadway ments to and from Hong Kong PAYMiNTj tura, "for tha United btatas to Dr. Dolan, who died - the other "You suffer from chronic myo­ decorated by Miss Diane ' The church that Inquires aa well Mi^. Mary Fiaher. RFD 1. Stafford cussed the budget for the Waddell man of the Connecticut Develop­ aaainnia no tlnanctal raaponalMUiy Inf where they had aomething to eat were Hated aeparstelv. Foreign ment Commission; and Joaeph M. ippaaraptilcal arrora appaarjng In M- spend vaet amounts of'ita treasure day, lonely and shattered at the pia" or maybe "Yotir optic nerves Smachetti. / ai avers. Springs; Linda Nason, 15 Vernon Aid Chief John B. Hollister said School, the total for a year be­ TmtMmaBta and eihar raaiMng mailer end of a career in which his love are In need of repair.” But there's That looks forward aa well aa UELU with Abe Savage, publicity rep- Heights, Rockylllc;. (Mrl Johnson, ing |140,619.2i0. Illlng spoke of fu­ Rourke, secretary-treasurer, of the IB Tha Manehaatar Evanlng Harald, to- make thaaa Islands a bastion reaentative of L m s I 802. American in a subsequent atatement that the Connecticut Federation of Later. of politlcB had taken too much out one baseball remark that you'd backward. ftft S. Main S't.; Daniel McCooe, Nationalist imports from the Reds ture school building needs, em­ iilil Olajplay adaartiaing rloalng houra: of defense against outward Com- of him, waa the Hotspur of the better practice Just aa It is. That’s The church of the Master, Federation of Muaiciana. 848 Oenter St.; Mrs. Lena Zatkow- phasizing the fact that the over- ■ • Honday—1 p.m. Fridy. Thought It Waa Water 'kvere actually shipped from Hong l i f munlst aggression and yst first great political action we cov­ "Waini seat yeswl" . Show Hike ^lere The church of the people. ski, 9 Starkweather St.; Mrs. Kong." He alao said he had no rr-'wding In grades 7, 8 and 9 • Tnaadar—1 pm- *<«»2ayv. I . > N They left Lindy'a and started for Wadnaada^l p. m. TPeadap. ceuntonanco Communist Inflltra* ered. High as the Ideals of^ssus. DRESS Louise Saenger. 29 Franklin St., evidence of any direct trade be­ would be so acute by the school Thuraday—1 p. inTWadnaaday. Low as the humblest ^human; Mias Nevins' car. r.oc'kvllle; Fiancis Miner, Coven­ year 1050-60 that double aesslona FHday—1 p. na. ThurMay. Uon of the body pollUe. That was the tumbling out of ranks, and bound thalr loyaltiea to • In Idle^ Claims tween Formosa and the Red Main­ power of the Old Quard of tha hlmaelf with Kli reckless gallantry. A working church, "Next door in a doorwby, stand­ try; Kathleen Prataon. 20 S. Haw­ would become a neceaalty then un­ Personal Notices iturosy—>1 P. in. fW^Uy. . by Sseony ing againat the building, waa this land. iiil! "Had deadilaa; •••* "Wa must be vlgUant and alert Damocratln party, which axiated Those were hia happiest days Claims for/imemployment com­ A worshipping church, thorne St.; Carl Brolin, 62 El- Trade With Red China' ia im­ less a new junior high school is pubUeatloa aaeapl iaturdap — to tha manaca of intai-nal aubvar* primarily for the purpose of play­ tha days whan the crucial battle A winsome church; man (the assailant).'' she said. "I drtdge St.; Mias Edna Hammond. built. The audience waa amazed to iiii in. ______pensation i;r the Manchester area didn't think anything of it. portant for Hong Kong, which ‘ I . ■ ■ " ing double machine with J. Henry was' being won. With the succ.ese A church that interprets Its faith Rockville; Norma Pierce, Box 343, learn that only 12. yeara pgo th* Card of Thanks jlii: Sion. Communism in the Ryukyua rose fi oi^S9S to 720 during the "I started to open the car door teems with nearly three million ThuradAy, April 5 Roraback and tha creation of a of the cause to which he had da- week entling March according in terms of truth; Mancheater; ' Mrs. Ruth DesJar­ people 0.^0 must be fed from out­ entire achoot population of Man­ iiiii ia no lass abhorrent than Com*' Democratic party which went Into voted hlmaalf, there came condi­ That inspires courage for this life at this time. Mr. Rieael was in dins. 64 Wedgewood Dr.; Mra. Junq chester, in grades 1 through 12i Wish tn thGhk all frlpnds and rsl* ili'l State Labor D^artment. front of the car, he. waa facing side sources. Most of the, British atlvpp tor thp many acts ef klndnaia Gfiwna In The While Houee rounlsni on tha mainland of China atata alactiona with the idea of tions and times in which Hotspur department’s weekly re- and hope for the life to come; 10.95 Fuller, 693 Hartford Rd.; EMmund colony’s food comes from Red was 4.000 children and that in tha and sympathy shown us In our recent 400 miles away . , , You must winning thsm, was not happy. A church of courage. the man. I waa behind Mr. Rieael. Matson, 613 Main St.; Mrs. Alice school year 1964-65 there will be bereavement, the loss of our husband released today, alsb ahows The man walked over aa I opened Otlna. The Red Chinese use this and father Charlea E. Olbaon. • Our PraaMant KUcnhcrvar ytatarday develop a greater awareness pf Tha instrument the party's New When the cruiade had been won, initial claims taken hne al­ A church of all good man. Gilbertson, 63 Mexander St.; Mt«. trade, to get valuable foreign ex­ 5,210 children in grades 7 through thanks to all who offered and loaned Guard used to wrest control of the ha expected It to continue, not to the door. 12 alone. . the use of cars and sent floral tributes ''Bbowtd Boma tampar whan ra- thia vary fundamental problem. most doubled. Increasing from 6ft The church of the living God. Eleanor Grandahl, Wapping: Al­ change. they can use in markets lipL party and win an election waa WII- be coropromlaed. Even Crons hlnj/ "Before Mr. Rieael knew any­ bert Lltrinchyk, Vernon Mounted 'Refreahinenta ware aervsd after and (mrds. Our sincere thanks fo also ; !• :i partitfa aakad him, onre aiiain, to 116. Initial claims Indicate new John Moore. C arefree, uncom­ thing, the fellow walked over and where Lhe U.N. embargo oh to all m’ho contributed to the Hearts 8o far, than, t^ r a is an eisen* liur I,. Cross. He waa a candidate self was too canny- and avaaive and Route, Itockville; !Zis. Alma Cas- strategic exports to them dpes not tha meeting. Th* attendance ban­ FTind In his memory, who could win. But before he could apella of ifnemployment. Sponsored by the Manchester! plicated dress of Cialia threw this stuff at him. I thought ‘aahathar or not, with raforanca to Ual diffaranca /Mtwacn our con* given to compromise for Dolan's person, 17 Hackmatack St.; apply. • ■ ner was won by EMward Tlm- Bulfcfs sf rongs .., win, there had to be a party tnate. When It came to handling Women accounted for 802, or Council of Churches. acetate Jersey . . . in- it waa water. Wife, Mrs. Corlnne ‘nihsnn. haaHhy bodtn tha gituatlon In the Near Cast, ha there m Okinewa, in per* Archangelo D’Araato, 187 Bran­ To get more exchange they have brell'a room. Daughter, Mpp- Ralph Johnson. lUiT organisation which wanted .to win. the victory, the Hotspur of the Hnitely w earable. "Mr. Rieael started to walk nuf aaeuld sand A»aricmn troopt Into a rather vulnerable piwltlon At -the. famous New London con. .Waahea-salely. - Elaatt* backward. The fellow wa* in front ford St.; Mrs. Mary Sears, East flaehing sword waa rated too im­ Hartford: 'George Messner,^ RFDr wad" without tha prior approval of where wq. do remain end rule by ventlon of 1030, the. New Guard petuous. Tha Cross administration, cized waistband. Mlaa> of the car. I turned toward the t J I P I T Y * ConErass. Tha Prealdant many fought its way to the nomination of es and petite aises. fellow, the fellow was looking a t South Windsor. right of conqueft, end thet which in time, came to'the point where BIRTHS YES’lrrRDAV: A son times, with little qualification, has Cross and to control of tha party. it took hia enamlea Into the fold, Saves alterations. Mr. Rieael and then he walked to 1 hee bean dambnatrated by our Not many weeka ago, wa recalled and seemed to value them more DR. PAUL W. CNEIL Beige, turquoise, maize the middle of the street and con­ to Mr. and Mrs. James Coughlin. Bald ha would not do auch a thing. 443 Center St.; a daughter to Mr. A U -tTIIL «YM SIT world oppoaitl^ In almllar post* the quallUea the late John A. Cor­ than it did him. And the Croaa ad­ or navy. Other atylee tinued to walk about ftO feel we.at IIt* Ha was annoyed, then, to have the Uona. 8o far, the Communist who nell of Bridgeport brought to that ministration paid for this, when ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS o m C E FOR available ranging from of the car toward Eighth Ave. and Mra. Thomas Bolton, 369 E. eame old question askqd .again. fight. Wail, to hia cool. Intellectual the en^ilationilation it accepted 12.9ft to 17.95 in aollda , "I turned and helped Mr. Rieael Middle Tpke. got elactad la alive, and free, and ' b i r t h s TODAY: A aon to Mr. The fineat gym apt on the maritet at H is' aimoyanea, in so.far aa it talent for maneuver. Dr. Dolan flowered Into the Waterbury scan­ THE GENERAL PRACnCE OF CHIROPRACTIC or prints. into Lindy's. • h i p In the office he won at tha polls. was the hot, uncompromising dals, an4 the defeat of Croaa In "Mr. Rieael wa* holding ^ hia and Mr4. Eugene Pinto, 04 Valley this amazine Mvinga price I Set in­ arss directed to the raportera, was ‘ AT flame. Polllics, to him, waa more 1034. Thera waa something to the hands to hi* face and he was say­ St.; a daughter to Mr., and Mrs. | clude* ball-bearing airglide with unfair to them. It Bhould mora than a game. It waa a passion. To Edward Oleschefski, 91 Flower i A Skarp Wisconsin Chcess -ipaislohate pollticsl honestly Dolan ing 'my goah, my goah'." safety-welded construction, 2 ball­ properly, perhaps, have been’ di* othsrs, the fight for party control wanted, after all. 124 EAST CENTER STREET Sage-Allen, East Calls f i l l St. , ■ . It la s rare primary which haa might be an operation for certain Hartford, is open Tues­ The couple returned to the rea- DISCHARGED YE»TEPDAY: i bearing fwiiiga, flying ring*, trapeae, ractad to Secretary of State Dullea stakes. To Dolan it waa a moral everybody winning, end everybody R ibico0 to Addrets AP MANCHESTER, CONN. day through Saturday tauraht where Rieael told Mia* Robert Welch, EJaat Hartford; chinning bar*. Heavy gauge eteel. who, only the day before,, had out* crusade. The flame of hia hats for t:Sn A.N. to S;S0 P.M., Nevins to call th* F B I which she Mrs. Catherine Dublel, East Hart­ hasd the President's wall known happy, hut that ia whqt Wtacon- those who, in hia opinion, made a Friday uatil S:B0 FM. did. Ri^el waa taken In a private ford; Ja n e s N. Burdick, 300 E. ■ti, aeeme to have provided. praoilce of betraying their fM'n Hartford, April ft —Oov. Rlbl- OFFICE HOURS: GiVaa you OIANT SCRIIN stand, but had alao included tha coff h'as accepted'- an Invitation car to St.' Clare’a Hotoltal. . Center St.; Joseph Swenson, 07 party wai high and conatant. And, 2 P.M. to f t P. M. Telephono Important qualification thAl- if Elsenhower eiipportera eet a from tha Connecticut Circuit of Dr. Justin C. Terra said the acid Prospect St.; Mra. Rose Gambolati,' : aa tha New Guard fought its way 6 P.M. to « P.M. Mitchell 9-7823 had scarredXthe columnist’s fore­ /RFD 2, Andover; Mrs, Adela Dou- there ware an emergency Wd goal of 000,000 voice for iha up. it may have been others who the Associated Press to speak at SAT. 0 A.M. to 2 P.M. " 24-Sorios"TabloTV laT the cIrcult’B spring meeting June head, noae, livquth, chin and both' tet 131 Olcott St.; Mrs. Phyllis Oongraas were not in aaaslon, the Preaident. When the final retuma did the beet planning, but it waa hands. Hoher. RFD 1, Rockville; Charles Dolan Who allrred the men in the 7 at the Hartford Golf Club. W A T im iS O Praaidept might have to act with* are ia, he won't be much more He said "he can see lighjv^ fig­ Ashwell, 21 Nathan Rd.; Judy with QUAIITY KA^UMS you Cun Count Onl M ILK O LA St i out authorisation. Thia seamed then 00,000 votes away from that ures, objects and peraons/movlng Miller, 45 Elro SI.; Misa Josephine 1 C O O K W A R l I Utal. about." Leone, 162 W. Center St.; Mrs. something of an amendment of The doctor decllhed,/to Identify lONsA •OUDOIRLAMM Senator Kefeuver, on the other Mary Day, Windsor Locks; Mrs. i i tha Prarident’s own poalUoii, and the acid. Police sajd they found Dorothy Paq’iette -nd aon, 67 Or­ VsluM f i M .•naturally prompted new quasUena hand, wee not alntlhg at a total, a glass bottle aWiil two Inches chard St.. Rockville; Mra. Caro­ En|Oy t)r<“ati'r drtail and .-7 pasterday. but at a percenUge. He waa aim­ iri diameter and,4bout tour Inches line Ruddell, 152 Oak St.; Mm. realism with SPECIAL ing at 40 to 40 par cent of the total GOMBlilt long near the p6ana and believed It Claire Hollister. 154 Irving St.; ' a m Sag. 9.PS l! But whatever anyone says, the had contained the add. The bot­ vote cait, with tha idea that that Benjamin Crehore, 70 High St.; Y POWER CHASSIS! iiii; fScta in a situation would have the tle was seiil to the police labora­ Mra. Viola Armstrong, 132 Sprued ii: Your choice; 3 qt. taun final word. If something, hap* would represent a clear victory for tory for analysis. St.; Mrs. Anne Falco rnd'daugh­ pot, 3 qt. uuce pan, 9 * fry — . Il Hobnail and awlrt cbm- the Democrata, aa lad by Eataa. Mias Kevins’ atocklng* \frere pan with ttay bright, axtra l^ e d in the world which requir^ ter. ;2 Hamlin St.; Joseph Van- En|Oy twice as much pleto with coHUtUnatod His final pareanUga la going to splashed slightly by the acid but Haverbeke. 155 Florence St.; Misa heavy gauge alunrinuoi. ahadaa. Many otfiar atylaa. the instant participation of Amer* was not burned. She went to po- bo protty cloaa to the 40 be want- Jean Gawlak, Wllllmantlc; Samuel N ever before su4=n picture power lean troops, and Congreai, were in Iffe headquarters and picked out Fellham. 9.5 VV. Middle T"ke. III recess, the President would order ad. It ta eonsidarad normal pri* rogues gallery photographs of sev­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. REALISM with CINEBEAM action, we can be sure of that. nary voting in Wiaconain for tba eral men resembling the acid Alleen Tint! and aon. 112 Cham­ Iiapubticana to gat two or throe thrower. » bers St.; Thomas Martello, RFD 1. In Oianf S creen TV! PICTURE TUBE! USE YOUR OREDIT-NO UOWN PAYMENT What Is reslly on dispisy htra. She described him a* "a clipan Um.aa aa many yolaa aa tha Demo­ Rockville; Pamela S i eg a 1. 54 In this somewhat shadowy contro* rut while man" about 26 year* old, Stephens St,; Mra. J. P. Carloc.k. 24 Enjoy sharper picture varsy, is the fact that Presidant crats'. Thia Uma, it was only a .6 feet and 8 inches tall. alim. dark Deerfield Dr.; Mrs.. Shirley Conk­ contrast, less qiare BUanhewar la 'a man who has an four to three ratio in favor of tha haired and wearing light trousers lin, 113 Coleman Rd.; Mra. Stella 'TW ESG M ISr Iicpubiicana,' and a light tan jacket. Roberta, East Hartford; Mr*. Jan­ * abiding hatred of War, a h*tr«4 Riesel ha* been writing a labor with CINE-LENS So, both Ksfauvar and the Ila- et Ferguson, and son. East Hart­ PARAKEET 3*TO N IR U O -which extends'even to the threat lOADMASTW column for more' than 10 year*. ford. PICTURE GLASS! publlcans are officially happy,' Susie Sparkle toys: AND * . of war. This oontraata with tha 4-4eiitnsat 4-Door It is distributed by Post Hall in 100% Vlt€om Ooyea philosophy ef Secretary. Dullea, over the reculta in Wiaconain. Mvjoro, Modol 73 Syndicate Inc. He is 41, married and the father df two children. Eri|Oy beitu) surroundt.-d Who is a man of peace, but. Both won. and both did it with­ GAQE who includes a t least the threat out, too much campaigning. . Aik Your Doctor by sound with TWO Reg. 2.98 2*77 If; hewavsr, wa ara to go' be- of war among the atrateglea he Juvenile to Face S ’ -.t-INCH ZENITH- 26x36 feels privileged to use In hia quest naath tha pleasant surface, .the Wisconsin roaulU have at least To PJiono Us QUALITY SPEAKERS! for peaet. Dullea ia willing to go Federal Charge REG. lAixurioua twaad . affact’ fi PtoBidant I fl'si'P political aignincaheas. to the "brink." The i^WeVe saving this Enjoy a ste-ady, locked-in 10.47 oomblnad with waarsbil- dreada even the brink. Once again, Kafauvar baa shown A 1.5-year-old Manchester youth Ity. Waahabtmy. t aaw picture even in ahadaa. By spaclal ordar. This pronounced personal dis­ a capacity for pulling out votes. vvill be tried under the' Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act on a probh.-m areas with position of his waa alao demon­ -And once again,.obviously, there 6x9 without fringa S14S charge of transporting a stolen limited quantity! Hur­ strated, yesterday, in hie. reaction has haan aoma protest ahlft of Ra- Swivel REVOLUTIONARY wonderful broiler car interstate, according to ry tor yours. You'll 9x13 without fringa SSJM |fi ' to the question of whether or not publlcan votoa Into the Democratic Joseph J. Casper, special agent In Bo51’ i’Xtf u ul ZENITH MIRACLE TUBE! have tha time ef y tn t he had coniidered attending our aide ef a aUta primary, and, aa in charge In ConnticUcut for the FBI. low (OSt life with them. SxlS ...... YS.SS Mlnnaaota, this can only be at- It haa not yet been decideii.. YmNext fortheominp hydrogen bonib teeta No Down Paymant tributad to unrest over the farm Casper added, whether the caae ‘ Ib tha PseWc. ,>•.111 be disposed of in Peniuiylvanla, | . : . . '■ iiiii "W^U.” said the Preaident, " I ibaue. for you" ' where the youth -was arrested by PreMriplion . OM O iytr Ha don't mind tailing you why I Sq the Wiaconain resiilts will PennayK’apia State Police Tues- sue GGd how youV GflgfOOMltO IjhoOG day. of in thia etate. | t0*l ZINTTH oooyoiiloiKO fooMoit 9*w P r i f USE YOUR OREOIT if worry not only Adlal Stevenson, haven't. I would think in my Strict * jGAoeau but all the DemorratlC’.bossea who HANO-IT-AU. Indoor-Out­ He said this decialon is a.rnatter j capacity aa Commander In Chief I of choice and Aaat.. U .S.: Ally. would rathw nomlAate anybody door Broiler broils vertlrally, NO DOWN PAYMENT pught to gd end .'see one of -these Harry Hultgren ia awaiting word j >uinii*s N*tja• > ^ *p in f j*r than K efau^r. And they wl^ wor- the restaurant way. Brnlle > O iu from Pitlaburgh FBI official* be- i things, bu^ I am trying to prove bunding tu TAKE ADVANTAOB OF THESE 40 hot doge, 4 big steaks. . fore making 11. . | h a n iM ic v k u tr the world that my chief IhUrest I ^ thoee Republican strataglsU IN C . W P I "' ^ ' TIMELV SALE PRICES. PAY LATER who ara nervous about Jiow the Bond of 32..500 haa been'recom- , *•••"96 0fuN*hi" tl. nr l).-' T u u ,,„ Kiti: In tte nuclear science is peace. mended in the case. Casper aaPd. j Tba tUMflTOfl (Mad*l , "And BO 1 would — I go to every form aUtes ara approaching the The Federal warrant charging the •fvolum* yoi: ton (\-on P th m YT6M}—UtautiMly;4^*^ Semonatratlon that I can find of p^aidential election, which means youth woa filed before U.S. Com- wWi ORIGINAL tub'' ' o f the paacaful uses of the atomic thssa Republican atrategtsta will miasioner Benedict M. Holden,and 'At *1 *’24-S*ri*»"loblaWgiv** \ , . o iW vt'''' weapon, and X mareiy don’t use the ba putting added presauire on the yew a fuU 332 tquor* inch \ [A'.y out Preeident to accept whatever farm 4-Paiianger ITeaidency to publidae the other, - 2-D«er livlere. ractonguior tefaen. In rich and I admit vary neceesary parts bill monatroaity Congresa finally W . Tou }oin us in welcoming Spring? Model Ml 10PTUNM 6I fftCl PI M U grained Mohogony color .•f It but having talked it all over produceg. T h s Preaident'a road on 11* Lawn Mowars finish or Blond Oak color I. With my people,-1 believe it la not the farm laaus, w hl^ la tbs right yoii he our guest at the Spring Fashion Festival NOTICE Snith, l a i* axtra at lew - an aaaentlal that I go, becauaa tha road; —if becoming harder and' of that new Variable Pitch Dynaflow'*7-w here - of the Best Biiicks Yet? eo«t. x i * . reports a rt vary detailed. You harder to travel, in thia pollticai S g g fi e Many OH i g f I !TVSats i y i .00 know txactly what ia going on. year. We ckn promisc|, you the season’s most exciting getaway and gas saving hit new highs at only ZIPSER CLUB. 35 Bcainard Place, will celebrate U ' t l I ( | iiiiii its 351h Anniversary with I..\I)IES’ NIttHT, Sal. m "I believe It ia not nacasaary, vi^ta—a fashion display of the stimiiing new Biiicks, ^ part throttle-itnd where you can switch the pitch STARTING A$ LOW AS $169.95 es’cning, April 14th. A chicken dinner will be nerved •nd I would rathar do my jliart in Prompter NcodH for a safety-surge of full-power acceleration that’s publiciaing the paacaful uaea of all in gay 'Springtime colors, including the very at 6 P. M., followed by dancing. Members and. thgir That man Truman la on the PK >N*w ad*e, with ilreamlln- the atomic adance." pure thrill.' friends are URGED to make their reHervations'-with ■tump again, and again ha le at- newest: Apricot and Bittersweet. r " : .' ^*d itaai centiruciian, lami- - Thia raBssurance all humanity the club steward by Sat., April 7th. Let’s make this ■il i tacking^^^Uie Eiaenhowe. admin­ So-come be onr guest-at our Spring Tashipn vwdpnaufflotic rubber lire*. 16’ can ftal from Otla loathing of war iMgltti tHI I IfliiM rirti Uir- And, if such is your desire,, you can hlos'som out the best turnout ever! istration for being complacently, In the White Houae cemaa, it ie Festival-and at tbe wbeel of tbe most spirited Spatial High Wed** stay in thorp od- aaleep before the pariU of Com: in your own new Buick—in any S«ie.s, in any model - armetlmiM a UtUa 1 ^ to remem­ Buick yet. Compara with 7 9 . 9 5 M owarsi juttmaht, cut cloioly. mitnlam. —with the Spfingtime freshpess of any of these 1- Troda.iR For ber, out of an Individual whom ASK OUR COUNTER OIRL HOW Whenever he does thie, there •,V«r Adeancrd Variable Fitch Dvruijlow it th* on/|/ Dynaffoie Sum# originally diatruated becauae hrigh^ colors.. ' ^ ■ might to be a prompter' proaent, to Buick huiWU'dau. It it tiandard on HoaWmoJtaf, Super and This 21 Sarias 18" ROTARY MOWER Speemf hia background waa prOfaaiionally YOU MAY GET YOURS FREE! $ 1 8 9 9 5 refresh . hia somewhat' aelectlve Century-optional at modett ex/ra coj< on (be Special. miUtary. B ut when th^Ifmking is done, there’s the driving memory. :i; . Dt Lux# Contola The Traj'moreJiI<>d"l Y-I8I6 ORANTS REO. 3.67 But evar a yaar and a half ago you can do^and th.it’s the sheerest thrill of all. Now Is The Timet Made for Grant* by a famou*. Thia ia the eame jovial little fel­ Cempoct Trend line ilyling with GRASS MED ' ha dared proclaim "thare ta no al- manufacturer, our 'W T G IB ’ low who, when tha cold war was *xt|uiiv* Jet Tuning Cylinderi tamauva to peace.*’ and ha. con- 273 BROAD ST; For that’s when you feel, the solid comfort of TO GETlrOUR RUGS that form carrying hendlet for has all the feature* of fineit reaching toward tta peak, confided mowers.'Clinton engine, re­ dtb 2 . 9 7 ' ttnuaa to mean i t Hast t« aaw A&P. Bnick’s great;«ew ride. That’s when .yon feel that V and UPHOLSTERY $ ' aaiy parlability, Z*nilh-quo|ily ihat "Uncle Joe" waan't really tpeeker for finer ten*: Fully teiled coil itarter. adjustable cutting '•Gnaranteedi A line thick Things In Okinswa such a bad fellowy not. when you -N sweet new handling. That’s when you feel the silken . end prMed In problem reception height. F R E E leaf mulcher. lawn or your seed replaced got to know him. Boalfce, CLEANED FOR area*. AVoUebl* In Bloclc, Wrought $5 .A 'Month free. I Ih seeds 300 *q. ft., might of Buick’s lofty new horsepowers. ■ .•Oeeranteed bv Oi'enU a Mas«ta

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Yas, our fimous monay-back guarantaa means exactly what wa claim it Many special values await you at your First National store / / . • _ \ / \ to Im . Never any question if you are not entirely satisfied. that are featured in this great Finast Food Sale. / Yeii time^tesled quality for many yearisOnd the Firit National's famous Yas, Finast is our fastast sallif^ brand. Thousands bava found First National ra ^ avary it^ io thaTihast food family. stands for quality and at tha lowast possiUa saving pricas.. \ FRESH FARM PRODUCE F i n a s f F i n a s f / Fin ast ^Finast \ PEANUT ASPARAGUS ■/ UUnMtNIA - Largs X ■ : :\ IROZEN PIES BUTTER Loose, Spears 2 - 4 9 KA( CORN SMOOTHY BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY. \ ELLOW a iN G - GOLDEN - Craam Shfla Round SHnglau 'eolffir 12-OZ 8-O Z JARS PKGS Croon B fhns

Just a few pf our Tnany every 1 CALIFORNIA - Daap Graan LfJga Bunchai 9 2 ■9-O Z ^ A N S 16-OZ CANS day low prices. Check these B roccoli"-- ICH r O T f iL savings and you^ll agree it FLORIDA 4 Critp Jumbo Bunchai pays to Count the tdtal ^ MORE FINAST FOODS ,BCHS, The Total Counts. HNAST eilA R in MEATS Apple Sauce r.« , 2CANS “ “ a 7< Grape Juke ">» 29< Beets Slicad 2 ?aSI 2 5 * FLORIDA - Fraih Criip ■■ HMtSCCf / frmn r t h CHl#u i*. . \ LBS Apple Sauce,'*”' 2 n 2 3 * Nuts 6-OZPKG 49* From Young Milk-Fad Calves PpP C6i;n l-ZPOp 4K-0ZFK0‘33iS .. Fraiti, CfUp ; ' >- ^weet Pmtoes w 21* Cinnamon o ~"'i 12* StulJad - Thrown 2-OZ BTL 15* \ 2ifficalej.i*n ^afutsl ^ra JopJ 'Ua/unf Uncle Ben's Rice 23e ’SS* 45e LBPKG Cottage Cheese ^ lb 2 1 c Blue Rose R^ice bw^ ^ an o l i o I5 e 29e R ifs C rackers MayonnaisRv V ; " " 31* NutniES 2 0ZCAN 13c Olives ' Sluffad . Placad 3-OZ BTL 29* Haddock Fillet ' '• 394 “ 4 9 Cottage theese - "tchives lb 2 3 c . Cream, of Rice / w-ozwco 34c DIAMOND, STERLING or MORTOPfS ' ‘ , 0 instant Puddings 3 22* Queen Qlive$i'”°M 33* Sliced Cod Frath LB 27* Frenck Dresslpr * '"^ 17* Cream Cheese lb 5 9 c Macaroni Dinner “'ll* is-o z c a n \Jt 26rO Z CTN S a i f 'Plaihj or lodiiad _ __ ' ■ , ■ /. ■ ■ - ■ ' . ■ \ Olive Oil Im poriaii^ T O Z BTL 29* Stieak Salmon. 'v, oz» n 4 9 c Peanut Butter l-LB JAR-39!« HUNT CLUB . K.bUad .r-- oi.iii. 15* Pie Crust Mix -2 p\tVPKGS A25 Chili Sauce 12-OZ BTl 25* BAKERY VALUES D e g F e e d ^ 4 LB BAG Q r B ti 1 9 e «tr spaghetti c, e v a p o r a t e d • Raeommand.d lo r Babiai Vinegar Macaroni 2 35* Cheese Food 2l>lo» 75 c Prppaiad 16-OZ JAR • O Z PKG E vangeline M ilk 3'^?38< Mustard 16* . Cashew Nuts 43< 2 'iS '3 9 * Finast Finast Finast EGG TVyiST BBIAD CLOVERDALE . Light Maat, Solid Pack (C h o llo h ) fFIC IA L A- Jawiih Type Braad LOAF 2 3 ^ / T u n a Fish STUFFED OLIVES SUCEDBEEF i WALNUT MEnS T" Wbila, Goldan or Chocolala Fudga ^ i i n a s - t . F i l i e i s t - F in c a s f Jumbla Pac r .jB-TT.-.. V ■ Wafer Thin . For Baking Fathiry Fayorila . Rag Rt.ca 1 9 e . S P K IA L ■V PILLSBURY'S PN G S' Large, or Small \ • EACH C ake M ixes 2 6 3 < 3'/4lOZJAR 6-OZJAR 4-O Z PKG 8-OZ PKG Iced Walnut Cake PEAS m H S T id a p ip ffiR A B ra a kla it Traat ‘ ' Rag. R n,, 2 # < S P K IA L DOLE PINEAPPLE . .<■ ' '■ ■ ■ ■ ' 10-OZ BTL l.elnen "**». Deniits 2S« M ED IU M : SM ALL, FROZEN " ■ BLACIJ - Pure Ground 3 9 ' 5 9 3 9 ' 6 9 * SlicBd 17-02, CAN 27c Chunks 2 14-02 CANS 39c _pwigr1 FavoiilgRag Rnta fSc SPKIAL . . SWEET, TENDER ■ ALL-HADDOCK^ Crushed m •*:j' CAN OOC . can OOC^ MEDIUM * ' PERSONAL , SO MILO . . y SOHHJRI . . ~ TO/LET SOAP War < Cot^a, Palmahva LARGE . _Ton;ETSo;tf^' BARS 21c ^ LGEPKG 31c ; LGEPKG <32c LGE PKG 31c ■ / LGE PKG 31i t U ■> ( i . I ■;' J ' '■ f M i i i i i ' t ' r . . . J t 9 .'Vf, r. , til ■ ,'u:jn .'vi''■ -’'tiif-;-., . . it . ; , ^ ^ I ■ rv ■///:.'.X ■ 1 r"t ' I' ■' II . r r X i ! , -.I'flii'i l'’j J ‘■•■yvf I I- t>i ■ f.t •'‘./'tiilii'Y: /A... .V).. i. '-p ' ...... ^ - ...... I - I '"'I — ------r '- • ; . ■ _ '

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WKNB-^.«M WBAV-SW w o o o —i m Daily Radio WOTB—1«M */ WDBO—la M Bwm* 8turtu4 llM w n o —1«M A « P S how ers Savings on You During its taliowlng prac^aiBj NO W .. .AT P O P U L A R ! •uppUtd Iv UM BUUlUtb- ‘ uC sr* Mb' > C bM tt wltbobt notlca. A - WHAY—______¥JE T iy^rani Glldaraleeva B E T T r a f t FOOD VALUES....PLUS WDMJ—^ofiqa lor Rainap ^ WGTB-Nlilbr M u e t e ^ ..iW iworka -Night Watch WTIC—Great Otideraleevt .rHAYT^riulo M.rcbaot WGTH-Army of Stara J—KWtMYl R.VU. ^WgTH-9(lght Muelc WHAY-Wllght Watch turibif WWC—Newa SH—'WwnrariM HAV—BcU, Klmb.ll CCC-RKort R.VU. ^ WKNB-^RW*.t MaUm * / - WTIO-P.pp«r Youn*. p s s ? g s 5 “co*ssr‘ r - stamps fWORo AW ^ KAlbK WOTH-Bob cad Ray ' wo/up CRten WOTH—WuwoAw U jjp - ' ' Iti H ouiedm ity YOU orrM O RE LOW FMOS NM RElriM $...M REDAYS PTNiwiKATAAFI WHAY —Symphony 0 0 0 0 ,/ / HAY—Bttty KImbM WTIC-Stnrtlme S«ierenada WCCC—Kword IUV1.W WDRC—Nlgbt Owl WKKB—Reoueit lUttn.* WOTH-Danca Tli WTIC^Th. WoiiMui II tdj^. T lm i/ Look to the LEADER...AfiP...to (ut your Food Bills More! WDRC-Cal KUb, WHAY-NIta Waten WGTH—Wbzwork------. . . WTIC—Slaitime Serenada BlL. WORO—Danes Orebeetna W O R T H WHAY—Rtcord Rodto Sufic: 7/fa FACIAL TISSUIS PKGS W C ^—Rrt»rd Review WtulB—Requeit Matinee PKG OF 400 W n c—Newi Scotties IV OF 200 WPKC—Newe . Cookies to Arrive WGTU—Bob and Rajr O F W O R U ^ BiU— OPEN UNTIL WHAY—Record Rodeo Here Tonie^ow QUART \ WCCC—Record Review WKNB—Requeet Matlnea SALAD DRESSING JAR WTIC—loao Radio Lana Thoi.sanda of boxea of flrl aeout Miracle Whip WORC—Cal Kolby Makt your boutaclcaB- 9 P.M. EVERY G R EEN WOTH—Bbb and RA, cookiea will arrive lil MancheaUr Ing eltma almplar and $ iM - tomorrow, at varioua polnta for qulckar with a vltlt to WUAY—Suburban Sartnada A&P FROZEN WCCC—Record Review delivery by girl acouta to thoaa who A *P flratl Hera you'U WKNB—Matinee flad all the Ume-iaving THURSDAY 12 OZ CAN 2 5 * WTlC-lUR) Radio Laao have ordered them.. eleanlac akU you’ll Orange Juice STAMPS WDRO-%al JColby According to Mrs. Bruce Miller, naad for any Job . . . at OPEN WCTH-Bob and Ray chairm an of the coolUa sale, re- prleaa kind to your / ^'^HAY—Suburban Sereaada porttng at the meeting ot the Man­ hudgett AND FRIDAY Q U A j/^ WCCC—Record Rmrtaw chester Girl Scout Council Tuesday WKNB—Today la Sporta ANN PAGE THURSDAY WTIC—1U8U lUuUo L a ^ night at the hotte of Mra. Oladya OalvanisMi. Outstanding Low Price Salad Dressing WDRC-Today la Sporta^ Meyer, 31S Adama 8t., final fig­ AND . WGTH-Les Raul and Mary Ford ures on the sale of cookiai era not Full 10 Quart Size FOR diPP— ^ ASP Elbe PoBcbii To start you on y^iir way toward WHAY—Ndwa in yet, but more orders were taken Libby Fmcy Poos 2 ’^CANS r 3 9 ' 2 ;ij;.4 r WCCC—Good Cvenlns Good Mpala this' year than iait. 1QTI4 0Z 2 JC >— I.R.i^ 9 ------CNUNKSTVU O «VbOZ f WKNB—Today la Sporta NO RINSING LGE FRIDAY WTIC—Nawa Other reports at the bualnsM AAP Tomato Jiiico lerpaiv leoa whimmiat e c a m ■•w WDRO-l^wa meeting of the council included one pic and Span NO WIPING PKG 25 greater saidngs apid beautiful gifts WGTH-NeWa from Mias B'vallna.Penfland, chair' ASP Criom Stylo Com 2 '^s^' 2 T $ PllmBppltAgp2 ’“4^!2.“ 4 S‘ SUP— TILL 9 P.M. WHAY—Sport BpotlICbt man of the finance commltte that BUOA'BOO N 20Z 9 g c WCCC—Good Byenlnx Good Mualo Frank Miller will head the Girl WKNB—Uvenlni .Serenade Moth Crystals LARGE PKG * 1 1 Ktoblor Club Cracktrs pm 35' M onti PruiN Ju k i gcput.; jlrjve for, funds., to.J»a con­ ■ A WDRC—Zalman \ ducted from Oct. 38 through Nov. WGTH-Conn. Sport.LIgbt ABP Grapoftuft Sikffons 2c!i^s 2 Prom iom Sfrithifi kOWI f:sa— \ . 4. A camp, reunion will ba held at JSar WHAY-Dinner D ate\\ ' Camp Merrie-Wood on Monday, Oakite Cleaner ) k g 1 5 ' = WCCC-.Good Kvenlnp Oood Muate April 23. Mra. Edith Patersjn, di­ WKNB—Joe Girand A&P "Our IQT 14 0 Z WTIC—Your Senator from Conn. rector of the glee club, announced 3-RegularRegular ^ LGE . WURC—Guv l.rf>mt>ai^o that the club has bean invitad to A Grapefruit * Finest Quality" CANS WGTH—BUI Stern , Pkgs 35c PKGS O l # • i « - \ alng at the Eastern States Ex- Here is thO w^y WHAY—Dinner Date\ position in Springfield, Maas., in 3-Re^ d l LGE WCCC—Good KvenlngXOood M uile September on Governora' Day, WKNB-Serenade ^ OUR FINEST 1 U NAPIER FINE BLEND WTIC—Throe Ster ISxtra and that adult r-iembera of tha or­ Bab'CtCleanser pk,li<2 pkgs 33 WDRC—Lowell Thomas ganization will again help out at QUALITY” CANS WGTH-Meet the ArUet the plan works; atva the refreshment bMth In tha youth I aU-purpose 2 WHAY—h^core Theater building. ' • \ WCCC-MJood Evening Good Muelc L 6 9 l O | l DETERGENT PTS O # ’ QTS 0 3 A&P "Our Finest Quality" U B 14 O Z WKNB—Serenade At the close of the meeting, an You rccthr* FREE 1 stomp with ovsry IDc purchoto or TD WTIC—Answer Men excellent explanation of tha naigh- C&N WDRC—Amu., 'h Andy borhood plan, which tha council 2 UBIOZCANS4 5 * WGTH—Fulton Lewis stomps with ovory Selor purehoso, ote. Whon your book I lls — is to vote on at its May meating, RinspWhite ^^KT3 r . WHAY-Encore Theater was given by Mra. John Kovaleek I a m m fieUBAM BIaumi B ^ ^ ^ WC$C^^3ood Evening Good Muile H K M ly P M fli W M W W W w W n A CAM A 3 is fuli, you moy toko it to your World Grooo Stomp Ro- WKfJB—Serenade chairihan of the temporary com­ WTIC—Star Tonight mittee on neighborhoods. WDRC—Am o. n Andy Refreahiv.enta were served by Mopogram Brpbms ■Miia* crMi b n m z s t r a r HirtiYuiiMiios DOS OONPKTION ^ f 7^ demption Contor ond rScoivo FREE, booutlful sifts for tho WGTH—E F. Morgan Miss. Penlland and Mra. Edmund POPULAR ** WHAY—Encore Theater Moraricy. The next meeting will ■IIGHT ICHT sail Mary Kitchen ontiro fomily which con bo yours by shopping dt your Fo- WCCC—Good Evening Good Muilo be held on May 1 at the home of 1 0 * OFF ^ FANCY WKNB—Evening Serenade NO W J L A i WTIC—News ot World Mrs. A. B. Sui^qulst, SO Wy\lys St. Howl 2 2 5 ' Ammoiiia QTS i r ORANGE JUICE WDr C—Bing Cfoiby REG PRICE ONLY P Y vorito Populor Super Morkot. \ / o xtu o Meo.size ice Size too Teu Bugs 2 Roast Beef Nash ^ W GTH-GhbrJel H eatttr ___1 ______\ H U N T ’S O * WHAY—R diary Joy/ 3 r / S p o n 9 ts 2yKo,35% c 35' WCCC^Ttiood Evening Good Muile 15 OZ 14 O Z. M WKNB'^Inner Dale G E N E ib k L ^ a. I./3S-40Q0.7S wan soar paes B O T T L E d e WTIC—Cue Meu’e iramllv WDRC-CherlesjColllngwoo«erles AU GREEN CAN TOMATO CA Xj^GTH—Say It With )7uato'.v T V S E R '^C E U diitiulbs lacH t r Brfli# s s a r P ------M Hooa roliSM ■RIGHT Sail-13 OZ ■*‘WH.^-Polka Party Doxa AC A Usli RAGU w e t^ —Good Evening Good MUaia Nlgkto 9Zs99 Plus^n^ ^ U B 35^ WKKB-Robln'n Neef " ilo Coot PTS 4 5 ' o n 7 9 ' , Aorosof Bomb .ach59' 8c O F F WTlC-eLone Ranger \ TEL. |U S-SIM \ "b u P FINEST QUALITY” J i b A N S R E G . P R IC E W*DRC*-Je*’k Car.on Ceupons^^cdM ^^ I —Otll^al Deicc'tlva M BUlt ILFfMC ICE BORAX rtAM PKG 1 0 1 0 ropu&Fi ’vL'c32‘ BORAXO CAN WHAY—Polka Party u;27‘ WCCC—Oo^ Evening Good Muile m x j O N E PRICE - AS ADVERTISED! S'-*. WKKB-Robln a Heat ^ SLUED ravTOBy a o tb o b isb d SUPER MARKETS tVTIC—Lone Ranger V.—.. /Tcjff FRUITS w VEGETABLES ! WDRC—Johnny Dollak T V S E R V IC E Y WGTH-OffIciel DetectlVn a a.M. t o a p jt. /■ .A&P’S SENSATIONAL MEAT OFFER CONTINUED! 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PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CpNN„ THURSDAY, APRIJ^S, 1966 HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1956 PAGE THIRTEW 6 able during tha coming achoo demanded equal time tn the Mey­ Laonward W. Halt — Repubileana Inhrrita I.«rgr Estate New Namc^ Home Tickets Availi^le year. ner program. A Meyner aide said "ware inuch stronger In the rural Andover Four Ordinances Vndejr Study the demand had been turned-down Grace Resting Flaherty aald he feR that onfi/lUinoisHeld areas than had been pictured." Washington, April 6 (in-r-Mfs. For Rescued Dog Sliyivatch Schedule For Citizens'Ball town could hot continue to aent on the ground tife affair is for dis­ Democratic' chairman Paul M. Leila Lee Griswold. 87-yaar-eId Dump Issue Heads Agenda Pave Way for Consolidation On Ship After tuition students without the nut­ cussion of Interstate problqpts and Butler—’’... the myth of Elsen­ Washington soclalita who died ------y ter being dlacutsed thoroughly not political. hower invincibility... is now being March 24. left the bulk of ’Mrs.'Stanrey kirks, 116 Oak St., Frldair, April 6 Mrs. J. Hugo Benson, chairntsn With tha other twa towns.'He aUo Crucial for KMauver’a nam'p' la alone on the exposed." took possession yssterday of an /kidnigbt- -2 a.m. of the atlsens BsU to be held Sat­ ROASTING CHICKENS New Jersey prlrtiary ballot. her $1,332,000 estate to a ntphfiw, Of Tonight^s Town Meeting unclaimed .toy collie dog pulled ’•loBteera Needed Four drdlnancea designed to^purpoae which would have been Farewell Party said the State might>t make mMte a rul­rul- ^ _ Lawrence T. Lee of ^ t ^ o r d 2 a.rt.— 4 a.m. Paul Sheehan urday at tha Elks Homs, said to­ carried out by a single ordinance ing to require some Orville L, Freeman, Democratic Buckwheat la called huchwelzen Springs, Conn., according 'to her from an ley .pond s week ago bV 4 w^m.— 6 a.m. Paul Sheehan •^our chickens are gettlnf qiiMe s r^ntstiiw pave the way tot firs and possibly the Tolland atudente.I. f.cc.pt!j^tevenson ' governor , bf Minnesota, carried on Lebero Fraccniil, Manchester's dog day that a few tickets for the ball ■P sewer consolidation will * be re­ propoefid more th%n two years ago (beschwheal) In Gerffian becsii.se will, which was filed yesterday for And6v«r, April S (Spaciatl—A^baclutrokk Litton, Troop 114 came 6 4.m.— 6 a.m. • .Jean Marcel , '. - in New York StaU wherere we tiikcUkc them,” s csstomer but never acted-'npon. (Coallaued ffom Page Oat) During the discussion It was the fc™ argument laat night with its kernels are-shaped like beach- Warden. , are still availsble to the public. learned that 74 studenta from Tol- a statement that If the election probate,' HtC Is a textile company lTv»m Meotinx tonight will d«dp 2 p.m.— 4 p.m...... Betty FIvosInaky, Helen Shepard s waits contest Lonry Mellon’s we have cuatomers from New Jersey and Pennsylvania Grace asking permission to publish Class. got Into the racial segregation would carry the Midwest farm The Board of Selectmen called, ly waist deep In a .pond near 173 orchestra will furnish the music and Utilities Study Committee, an advantage over trie single law. "The Prince and Princess WslU", Allen 1,. Dbeaser, high school erea. 124 team of Yale, Carter, Skodg Bush Hill Rd., to pull the drown­ 4 p.m.— 6 p.m.,.-...... Arthur Bouffard, Andrew Cavaaaa who stop refularly. skid Uist merits of consol'dstlon It­ The first ordinance alone .'would issue again with a statement that the Town MOetlng to approve a and Welch. * - P.nr» .....R ich ard Fowler for dancing, which will, start fit which he had a-rltten for her mar­ prH}cipal, said 21 Tollr,Tnpathetlc to Tolland’s April 17, centered around a week­ mended that Bolton’s use of the Fire Denwastratloa Charges of breach of peace were Two long-time associates of The second would consolidate Margaret Davis. Grace’s niece who 'The Woods Lighting Protection the cvlllc. He describe!! the 35- (N«xt to G « Compuuy) the SMFD with the town fire oe- town department. situation, did not feel they could ly television program -by Demo­ dump be ended. pound, \ brown and White dog as nolled in the cases of Lm Bilodeau Wstkhui Bros., furniture store have Is to be a flower girl In the wed­ change their ruling at tha present cratic GoV. Robert Me.vner. The proposal to be discussed to­ Oo., of Shelton, has accepted an and Thomas Kaba, both of Staf .- psrtnent if and when the dlatrict The Fire Protection and Utili­ ding, sat through It twice. GENERAL invitation from ihe Andover Fire well mannered and says "you resigned to o ^ n their own furni­ voters decide to consolidate. ties' Study committee has been time. , Meyner has Invited New York’s night says Boltpn residents ipay couldn’t Mk for A better one.’’ ford. » / ture store on E Center St. Enlraaoe Age Gov. Averfll Harrlman, who says use the dump "In the manner Department .to stage a demonatrs' The third -mould do the same for forking for many months on s de­ T V S E R V IC E tton siacompanled by a slide-show Mrs. i^ k a Intends to take . .^peais were vacated by Bryan Henry Smith, who was with tailed report which is expected' to Regfirding the - Board’s recent he is "not an active candidate” prescribed by the disposal area the anim al^ a veterananian for-a H. %aker, charged with speeding Wfitklns for 38 years and was a the MFD. Rockville for the presIdenUal nomination, to Daya M OK A Call regulations and provided that at the next meeting of the Fire The fourth would consolidate all refine an earlier comprehensive re decision—to change the entrance Department on April 13. checkup ana grooming, Fracchia and Harry Jensen and Alexander director for about 28, and William port made by the group. age for Grade 1 children, several appear with him this Sunday. Nights S19S « 4 s9 9 Plus Parts Bolton has entered into proper says. ’’He’ll ^ like a new dog Pavilonis, both nf Rockville, each R. Frasier, who was with the com­ functiona of the Eighth School and Kefauver backers, contended the Peraoaal Mcatloa Utilities District other than Are That original report recom­ Tolland, Seeks parents in town expressed concern. TEL. Ml 8-3IM contract with Andover for the use after that," Fracchia adds. of whom Was charged with sale of pany for. more than 20 years, re­ At Its March meeting, the Board appeaiance would be political and of the area." Robert Sprenkle, of Bunker Hill .Mrs. Kirka hM decided to name alcoholic liquor to minora. Jensen signed yesterday. with the town if and when district mended consolidation of the fire If the proposal is adopted, Bol­ Rd., has returned to Mt. Hermon voters vote for such consolldstlon. departments with no increase In Acceptance of decided . to change the date at the collie Teddy,\according to the and Pavil'onla had Mpealed fines They have rented a store in the which a child must reach atx years ton will be offered a contract call­ Preparatory School following a dog warden.. levied In Rockville City Court. Mancheater Plaza shopping center Thfi first three proposed laws personnel beyond that already ing for a minimum payment of vacation with his parents, Mr. and would accomplish about the same contemplated by the departments. of age from Sept. 1 to Dec. 1 of The trial of John J. Martin, El­ and plan to open it about June 1 . ■ ------I-...... ■ . * ■ . . Tuition^ Pupils any school year. $3,000 yearly. The contract would Mrs. Howard Sprenkle. / lington Ave., Rockville, charged under the name of the Smlth- have to be renewed yearly. Mrs. Richard Yeomans la v o t­ Consultations with Dr. Irinis with Injury or risk of injury to Frssier Furniture Co. reported seen In February In Rockville, April 5 (Special) Engelman, State Commissioner of The Selectmen believe the higher ing with her husband’s psrCnts, children and indecent exposure, Sm.ith, who was sfiles manager Nation’s Dailies Vienna. There have been uncon­ Tolland's high school problem and coat is justified by plans for im- Mr. and Mrs. John YeomMs, R t NOW" HAS A COMPLETE Education, revealed there ia a Tolland d was set fbr April 24. for Watkins; and Prsaier, who was firmed rumors that he now ia tn Vernon’s recent poHcy regarding stfitute governing the situation. iNroved maintenance of the dump, 0. Richard Yeomans vrtU arrive Tashkent, capital of the Aslan So­ the entrance age oh first gradera calling for a part-time attendant this, weekend to attendthe mar' Martin pleaded Innocent at a a salesman, are going Into their Boosting Prices Raymond Ramsdell, asoistant su-. Superior Ct bourt session severs! months ago. new venture on a partnership SELECTION OF viet Republic of Usbekistan. A to public schools were topics of perintendent of schools,’ said the and regular bulldosing operations. riage of his brother, Edward, to \ basis. number of Greek Communists have considerable, diecueaion at last FTA TIcketa Available Miss Marguerite Mercier, of An- Eugene CsrII, Colchester, charged New York, April 5 (4*)—^The i»a- statute reads that upon request of with breach of peace, will also he settled there. night’s monthly Board of Educa­ a parent to the Board of Education Our Company Store Will Be Open To The Public Mrs. Haael Floyd, a member of .dover Lake, at the First Congre­ Rockville, April 8 (Speciiecw) — tlon’s six, seven shd'lO-cent dally Grosoa, ''chairman of tbs new tion meeting. Nb action was taken the Artdover faculty, has an­ gational Church.. tried on April 24. newspapers increased to 282 dur­ a child must be allowed to enter SATURDAY MORNINGS PROM 9 A. M. unUI 12 NOON Two men were jailed, the eawts of COA4MUNION ing the last year while 9-cent governing body. Is a veteran Rus on either matter. Grade 1 If he reaches the age of nounced that tickets are now vail- Miss Katharine Yeomans, s two others nolled and sevcrsl''ap- Several Tolland town officials able for the FTA-eponsored melo­ student a t. Skidmore College, Is newspapers were decreasing, the slan-trslned Communist. He was six before Dec. 31. AvflUable are fine hand-knittinK yams in Lambs WooL pegla vacated In the April criminal AND American Newspaper PuMIshers In find out of Greek jails for years attended the meeting to explain Ramsdell said be felt many, ad­ Cashmere and Fur BlendH in a wide range of colora, at dramas which' will be presented also home on vacation. session of Tolland County Suf^- Rotarians Attend n S S S S T E S : and fled behind the Iron Curtain their town’s problem of being too Saturday evening at the Andover Pvt. .Yeomans, who la stationed rior Court yesterday. \ Assn, reported today on the basis ministrators were not aware of attractive prices. From time to time altm—-Seconds of of a just completed survey. in T949. smell to afford a high school tor this statute. A spokesman for Town Hall. In upper New York State, came Sent to jail were Frank A. District Conclave Cosmoticf and Its lack of aucceaa in finding Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices aubntantially be­ Proceeds from the melodramas home on ’Tuesday evening. Jacobs Jr., 18, Torringtoh','"and Five Years ago there were 1.549 the parents said he felt an honest 5-cent newspapers while this another nearby aidiool to send its mistake had been made by the low markeU / will be donated to the fund for the Ronald J. Keohan, Malden. Mass. CONFIRA\ATION high school students. Grade 8 trip, increased coats of ' Maachcater Eveali^ileridd Aa- Jacobs was given a 4-month sen­ \ Several local RotsrisnS srs at- ; Artkiir Drug Sioras March 30 the number declined to His8, Nelson Face Board, but add# probation and ordered to aerve a Philadelphia In June. ^ reestablish- the party legall.v. The muiilt'y, before it could require a day evening, at the home of Mrs. the girls and their leader, Mrs. iuspended 60-day aenence at The district inclu(lek 44 Rotary telephoae booki Creek .Communists long guerilla PUBLIC MARKET witness to answer queatlons. Herbert Englert in Columbia. Elroy A. Phelps, 29 Griffin Rd.. the county Jail. He had been sen­ Clubs in Northerh Connecticut campaign a,,'ainst the governmet.t 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREET Baster Seal Bepert hold a 10-minute worship service tenced In the fall aesaion of the and.' Western Massachusetts. leu to its present Illegal status. The next scheduled meeting o f! Mre. Martin Baker has an­ in the sanctuary. Girls. 12 to 20 court on two counts of, negligent Francis A. KettemNi of the Zachariadla is the 10th Greek the committee is April 16 in Los j nounced that a total of $140 has years of age are eligible to join homi^de resulting from an nc Beirut Lebanon Club ^ principal Communist leader to be removed Angeles, where hearings will b e' been received from 104 oontrtbu- the aociety. At present, the ^rls cldent^ Union laat Julv, in whiph speaker and District Governor from power In the party’s stormy held in a search for evidence of tere to the Saatcr Seal drive of the aia working on artificial flowers two perMni were killed. Edward N. Parker of Southington history. Red infiltration of the government Connecticut Society for Crippled as a Mission project. In addiHon to the jail aentence is presiding. Bucharest radio said:. "Zgeha- in paat yeara Bit t CBUdren and Adults. riadls waa sacked not only because Wen-Obild eSnio of many serious errom,' but be­ Nalned,Grand Master f inf CrHi Mittnif A well-chtld clinic will be held cause in addition he refused to a t the Andover Elementary School recognize euch errors of his ways Hartford, April 8 ig5~ J. Hull on Monday morning, at 10 o’clock. and even tried to jus^fy botji. Ida . Msnwariag of New London - was On Track Squad KiHi personal mistakes.as well as those named grind, iivtster of the Ma­ Peter Sprenkle, eon of Mr. and .Hiiii of the part.v .leadership.” sonic Grand Lodge," A.F. A A.M. of Mrs. Howard Sprsnkle. of Bunker Zachariadla’ exact whereabouts pohnecticiit at ita annual conven- Hill Rd., la a msmber of the track are not known here. He was last . trbn yesterdsyk team at the University of Miami. In an intercqlleglate meet re- for BETTER EAIIN6 nUy Sprenkle, . according |o his MEATS sts, won a 100-yard and a 320- “CliWc* Frvsh Notiv* — DIract Fi^ n Our T o Veu* * * . . ' A daah event. CHASE * SANBORN S^nkle Is a junior at the Flor­ 505 MAIN ST. 7ATTHE CENTER' TEL. Ml 9-8098 at budget-minded prices ida ui^rsity. kn TONITE TIU 9 C O F F E E . - CRIPTIONS ever Scouts Win G iant T r is u a tL fio J u W tip J" a In a cldhe meet which was not Secldeo untU \^e final event, An­ Special Lb. Can 9 3 c TO IROIL or FRY dover Boy Sequt TVoop 124/de­ Reg. feated Hartfora\^oop 110 In a 13-OZ. CAN UBBV’S m ONLY VEAL \ CORNED BEEF recent swim m e ^ held at the WAYBEST CHICKENS ^43e iili l u s t . purvhase; Windham High School, with FARM FRESH G R A D ^A OITR OWN .MAKE any one of our FANCY MILK-FED BONELESS FREBII FROM THE BRINE ■core- of 33-24. CORNED BEEF reasonably priced riibs The two teams; both'khamplons VEAL ROAST ...... lb. 15c G iant CHICKEN PAR'b from 834.98 find get a LEAN RUS of their respective districts,, met in 74e aatioiially kaowa^ water­ MEATY BHOULDEK BONELEBB fin linoffldsl contest 4 3 c / proof, Inaersprlng. nut- E k ira L a rg e Legs 1$, 75c Breasts lb. 79c a a f a a a a lb. 59c The events Included a 120'yu'd s s g e, s 6 a lb. 59c YMISKET ...... 6 3 c 4 A trcM for only le. Faufioua VEAL CHOPS BONELEBB medley relay, won by M cK arra^, Reg. 3 1 c CANS HUNrS makes on display: Stfirk- Litton and Parker, Troop 116; CHOICE lEEF* llne — Thsyer •—Gem SNOULDER VEAL lb. 35e Cm CK PIECES aaaaaaaa Ib'sSc .irard freestyle, won.by Welch, 124, Royal. , BONE-JN aecond, Whsples, 116, and third, Specializ^g In TOMATOFASTE GIANT ' BLOCK CHUCK ROAST ^ 3 9 c Open an Account ,IREAST»f VEAL . • a '0 a lb. ^9c lb. 39c , Skoog, 124. PINE LENOX PHKRMKCY Easy Terms CHUCK PIECES The diving competltio.n was 'won 7 7 c Free Delivery a a a a a h a a "a >'9 by Mann, first place,. 134; with CUT-UP P O U L T R Y 6\a« . 4 9 c RIIEND ^ 2M EAST CENTER ST. TEL. Ml 9-0894 L E G S ^ RUMP lb. 45e \Whaples and Parker, of T ro ^ 116, REG. for second.plaice. * '‘■UY THE p a r t s YOU LIKE IEST" CAMraEU.'B PORK ROAST »* 29c MARHOLIN’S Inc. IA the llO-jrard freestyle, Mann 3 2 c PINE PHARMACY HAMBURG and Pringle, Troop 124, took first BREASTS; LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS Vogotabli Soup 1177 Main Street MAKES A NICE MEAT IJIAF and second place, and McKarrscer, FRESHLY GROUND i4 4 CENTER ST. T EL Ml 9-9114 ^ jve r FRESHLY GROUND Troop ll6, came in third. BACKS and NECKS, GIZZARDS HARTFORD CONN The 20 yard breaststroke went to 2 .Cana 'l 2 5 c ^ lA lY KEF UVER ...... lb. 49c 39c lb. — 2 lbs. 75c Parke/, Troop 116, first place, with ijcomnms — 6 u a r a n t e e d t o s a t i s f y Giknt PURE BEEF HAMBURG 2 ^ 69c i i Deslleta and Skoog, Troop 74c Wostam CALVES UVER . . .^ lb. 79c GROUND CHUCK REEF aecond and third. In the 40 yard 8 ^ ^ M U O LA 6|L B A C O N 39c 55c lb. 2 lbs. $1.00 Reg. 31C Ui \n Nativa CALYES jUVER . . . lb. $1.19 TOP ROUND STEAK OUR 'W n f r e s h l y - BUCED HICkOKV q l 6 3 c ^ Ground M Yoii Wiah ^ smoked SACON ...... lb. 49c 79c lb. TALL CANS Gil NATIVE STEWING Freshly Mada For A Nteo Native Quirk P E T M IL K Cut Kropi Cora Sm all Lean 824-828 TEL. Ml S-SI8I . \ < CHICKEN ^Wrapped la Pot Rooat IKX^a Reg. « 12-OZ. PKGS. 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Takes the SIMPLE'AUTOMATIC CONTROLS greasy smell and look and PAVPV Nbseof* Imfcmf C^ia«, 4 os. jar $1.39 SwMt Ufa Oloe ...... u. 2 lbs. 49c feel out of dishwater. Cets NOW ONLY ROME‘ ' APPLES „ -F 3 Lb.CeUeBag 2 9 C . Golden Quarters — Selected Fresh Fruits and Vegetables . the job Qver fast'. And it’s 1 . FANCY BWWT- , ^ ' Oidy 65 dews on laniis FANCV ^ ' m PACKAGE Vl^oro Lowh FortUizar, ICf lb. Uog 93c milder than any other 1 6 9 « « ma CAMTAI.OPE8 leading liquid. Try.,JOY. CUCUMBERS 2 For 2 3 c LARGE INDIAN RIVER FINK SEEDLESS Get the new can at the • Yau coo land ik 9-lb. fdmUy wash in Ihls Aufofflatid OPEN daily 9 A.M. to 7 P.M.—THURSDAY' FRIDAY. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. R. GRAPEFRUIT ) for special introductory price • Exclusiva nan-langling Swtrlatar gals fha dirt auH %WEBT RIFE FI(E8H • Has surging, doa|»-flwihlng Ovsrflaw Rinsing Actianl CQRNONTHECOB 3.;.,.29c at your store now. Supply • , ’ ' , ■'f'. ' ' • 1 ■ ■ . liputed, sc. huiTy! ® r.60. See how aoty washday con be with a W ardam otk, Just load llir- HIGHLAND PARK MARKET let it— forget It. Your wash wmos out tpariding cIm h I CARROTS l I9 e gw n o w In MANCHESTER. CONN. N MATCHINO OAS b t IlKTRIC ORVIRS ALSO RIOUCH). 317 HIGHLAND H • mi' Ml 3-4270 . OPEN Sunday t iu 7 p.m. C a n s ill Botllos Bottil

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.X IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL B, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN FAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THUR.SDAY, AFRIL 5, 1958 Antwtr to frsvteud F u q Ib But r)i do well Pupil— Yea, bo do Mack eyea. Rivera Returns BUGS BUNNY To rearrange it. kil I About Town Reich Planes Down on Ifio Form 1 I d Dag Calls Rome Talks JUST WAIT Tn-IA —Lei* F. Parley. If you make a right turn from la L iu u J After Soviet Cure News Tidbits Mrs, Annis Starts ^TASTES THIS MULLISAN U Sense and Nonsense a left lane you are probably Juat L lU U W Memorial Temple, Pythian Sle- Bombed Own STEW!...q O ^ , Teacher-— They aay bright eyea careleaa. and not mallv -what the ACBOM 04 Koval L ILI Maxteo City, April t i/Pi—Mexi­ CalM from AP Wires tera will conduct a rummage sale Indicate curloalty. driver behind called you. aSSBooeao e e U L iu On Palestine Problem can murallat Diego River* re­ Jhia evening at the Community Y.' The pid roount*ine«r w«tch«d ‘The Home Bureau held It* an­ 1 Young abtep L1Lli*t-3 from »* pillowed rocktn* chair u nual picnic laat Thuraday. No pro­ DOWN turned laat night from a 7-month Town in ’40 8-12 Year Sentence S Milch raln al Til i Catifoml* and Maryland flrme A puMte dance will be held at hi* wifa •UKKcrcd In with * huge gram waa planned ' ao the group a Hybrid waric 1 Mouth port kdCJ (Oanllsuid tram Page t■* is on nation'* rccovd. a t t o'clock. All mambere. are . This has been aatabiished by the houae, It Southern SI Narrow intat art Intereatod in a good outcomo the Arete. Rivera at the slrporL gardleaa of the manner in which second-degre*' indictment instead,. general plant/ St Enthralled Two New Yorkers ar* arreated urged to attend. Munich Inatttut* of Modern His­ Annla treated his wife, she was not Mv optician told me m.v alght la But atm my apouae atay* aeated. SSSeottlabaldor of tho oftort, hut are not partiea U.S. Secretary of State Dulles "Such cape ar* worn even In end accueed of being membera of tory, ending controversy which Bill said lie had "no quarrer’\ I t Social inaeetf • Caatld ditch#* St Lend to tho gionftict, will aaaiat the par- said this week small shipments of Ruasia only during the cold win­ Juatlfled In taking the law Into her | with this indictment, ateting that \ i t y rare rwae. for I ran focua Before it'a time for winter acene*, Mveae SO Aunt (Fr.) tro# ■muggling ring deatlng in hun- Mrs. Iren* Lord, S3 St. John St., dsM back to 1940. on an object atralght ahead and I hope that he removaa thjf I t Sprite t r o ttea and myaetf by reatraliit in am^ from other western coun­ ters," said Pawatowski. own hand*. There were legal means the Jurors probably were inlluenced I t Toiletry caae S3 New Eoolond diwde .of thousanda of dollen left by plane thia morning for On May 10 that year, 37 people through which ah* could have ex- | aee object* on both aide* of .me at ' acreena! - LouiaeDnMy 20 Period lOlM init word and action, aa without thla tries to Israel might stabilise the Rivera bruahed aalde newamen. worth of oeatrabaad bog bristle* Syracuse, N. Y., from where eh* in Freiburg, Including 33 children, by th* "mental strsas ahe had un­ the aame time equally well; — Lll- 2SFanhen — IVGoddera of Uuf dlfflcultloa would bo unnece*-i situation. But he made plain the saying he would hold a news con- from Red Chine...Itellan-bom will leave tomorrow with' her niece loit their Uvea In what the Nasi trieated herself from' her marital dergone for some time" as weU aa early the dawn garily inereaaed.” I United States doesn't plan to ferenc* in two or three days. dlfflcutties,' he commented. by her condition at the time Of lia GrIijdrII, lonaroning, Md. It wa* a crowded dance 41 City In The f t Health i man now Canadian clUsan haa and nephew for a vacation in Flor- propagandlets termed ’ a "French 24Rcqu**t* I t Meadow This waa taken her* as a hint' ship any. But he did p'raiae Rueaian doc­ been c^vlcted In New York of Asked Higher Heateae* the grand Jury hearing. He — Thanka for Uj* d^An ce, Netherlsndi St Raeo count that' Hammarakjold wantad to Ida. .1 terror reld." A little fellow left in charge of Toot*.- - ^ ■ 27Di*encum1 21 Rowing tors and said their radioactive co­ attemptlag la aoraggl* half-mil­ Berate ef Oenraui Origla BUI conceded that Mrs. Annie, Because of Mrs. Annie' mental St Chang* implemont 43 Bustle • circuit woilt directly without contributing balt treatment had cured hla skin whose sanity wee tn* aubject of condition and other factors, Bill/ 'hi* tiny brother called nut; She • • l>ance ? I waa Juat puah- StMcosurceof lion dotlara worth of heroin into Mrs. Lorraine Berggren end Rumdra Immediately went around S2 Greek SSMaturoe 4S Requires aggravation from the big powers. cance.'. U.8. two court hearings, was mentally said, the' case probably would hav "Mother, won't you pleaar apeak ing my way through the crowd to doth (ear.) Hanry Oabot- Lodge Jr., U.8. Mrs. Mildred Johnson ere coH-halr- that the fatal bomba wer* of Ger to baby? He’a'^altting on the fly­ the punch bowl. V. S4 Mimi< SI Form a notion4t— crop A group of admirers broke Into men of the rummage aal* of the man origin. After the war, author ill. Ha said there is a large num­ wound up with a manalaugteer chief delegate and council preei- D eathi Last N ight conviction if it had gone to f ' paper and there'* a lot of flie* S S - i - ^ I d a aong ateut Rivera's illness. The day afternoon at -1 o'clock at the Dorcas Society, which 0|>ena to­ ities of the state of Baden stated ber of psychotic people In (he Bob Hope; "Teaching your wife of corn dent for AprtL voiced the counoU'a words said the Russians had cured morrow at t a.m. in Luthar Hall of world, many of them "woree off" wanting to get on." Lr r confidence In the Secretary Gen­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Hitler oixiered the raid to create to play golf la tjie reverae of teach­ St the artist with cobalt, a’hich other 8t„ with the Rev. C9lfford O. Slmp- Emanuel Lutheran Church. Mem­ a "reason" for the Luftwaffe's than Mr*. Annis. He urged the ing her to drive a car. .With golf, eral and It* gqpd wiahea. leraeli By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS countries used to nruike bombs. higher sentence to deter others Quakes A git^ Po-eign car aaleaman: "It'* a vegeUble L and Arab apokeaman had prevl- ^Calabasaa, Calif. — Lloyd Ingra­ iran, minister qf the Center Congre- bera may bring donations to the blits bombing* convertible.. you know.” I ahe never hit* anything. With a Babylonian RIVera was accompanied by his ' atlonel Church, officiating. church any time thl* evening. ’ Tills stirred a nationwide die- from trying to imlve their problems Johnny Caraon; "Oh I in car, ahe never aeema to miaa." oualy promieed cooperation with ham, 13, actor and director in third wife, Emma Hurtado de U1# way Mra. Annis did. skygod f the miealon. silent fUiq* who played his first Siurial will be in Stafford Springs cusalon. In 1954, state authorttle* Deep WelJ/Water caae of rain, you Juat drive it un - Mary Jacquea, Seffner, Fla. I t IMority Rivera, whom he married shortly Hoaa CO. 1 of the SMFD l . . rommiwsloned the Munich institute BUI alfeo said he waa asking the / > Russia far BOsalea movio role in 1913 and waa active before h* left for' Moscow last her Bcientl^ have been studying \ plained that the Amerioen pro- High Bridge, N. J.—Hugh Kent, twice, teth times in connsctlon 44 Kind of boot poeal appeared to be eetiafectory Rockville City Hospital following engine rieinkel planes of the Slat reaction M the well to cosmic ray*. •0, former managing editor of the a short illness. He had teen '* res­ U’arraNtee' Deeds Luftwaffe Bomter Wlnf. u’lth court hearings .on her legal It hasyalso been kViown for 10 w s u u .m 4t Lamprey to the partiea concerned. New York Morning Telegraph who aanity. • After tha flrat exem- tOPeruae ident of thl* area for many year* Henry Suraw lb Anthony J. They had been ordered to bomb yesra/thet,/water in the well.ie ALAP THERE Old auggeation* of withdrawing etarted his newspaper career in Funeral arrangements, which are Grigga and Josephine M. Griggs, Dijon while German troops were ination. In February, they said ahe ag^ed te eafthquakes. ARB SOME SI Farm tool forces or putting physical barriers Texas, end founder of a chain ef Deaths HCROB» HC'U. Incomplete, are being made by the proparty at 11 Seymour St. launchl,.g an attack, Ona pilot wee able to sUnd trial and to aid mer E. Rexiit, the engineer, AT yoOR PUFFV Mue ,S4 Ovtr (poet.) along 'demarcation line* are ex­ motion picture theaters in Hunter­ Inter reported to Kls com.'uand that in her defense. spy* that cosmic rays caus* un- / «ncK w m i A6 EASILV AS’t SCAN A NevVS St Smalt Island Burke Funeral Home, 29 Park St., Pauline O. Edward* and Jesse •nu. THt HeADLlNEf---THlSlS FATHER’S FOR EONS, AND STILL pected to be explored again. Ham­ don County, N.J. Born in Colorado Philip M. Faroa Rockville. C. Edwards to John Joseph Acker­ they loat thetr way In an Instru­ But after the second exemlna- suel sounds to come from th* weU. / •UITSARC Ft AME, /W^'lSiA.PR’OBABL'y NOT DON'T KHON you.'—— so Angered marakjold must conduct his talks City, Tex. Died Tuesday. man. Mary B. Ackerman, Arthur ment niglit end had mlitokan Fret- Uon, while they again found hi He thinka that as th* eosinlg AS FOR THIS LAOV. HOVM # IBM kf nu tMblM. •1 Egg (comb. Philip M. Faron, 41. 3«S Adams WORN OUT/ HALF HtyAd-e.'-—CAM you DIS­ r r W IT w within tha framework of «x- San Francisco—Pearl B. Allen, St., died yesterday at Manchester E. Aahwell Sr. and Dorothy K. burg for Dijon. The pilot was abl* to stand triaL they added i' beams bombard the earth t h t y CERN THE PEITSONALny OF THE> DO you KNOW this form). . iatlng Israell-Areb armistice agree­ sister of actress Oracle Allen, for­ Aahwell, property at 103-104 killed during the war. now could no longer aid her coi strike th* surface o t nearby Mka P icture wasn't taken '*Fifty>five, e ^ ty , a dollar tan-wAhat will ba ona mer dancing teacher and who ap­ Memorial Hospital after a short WOMAN 1 SSGom ET ments and both aides must agree illness. Woodbridge St. Luftwaffe commander Hermann set in her defenae. Michigan and travel along it to the S TO CALL f lta .'A / d o lla r a n d aixty«fiva e a n ta , air!** SI Genus of on any atapa he- recommends be­ peared with her three eistara in Funerals CeMScale of Descent Ooering ordered a^court-mertiel In­ Tltey said ahe had become un­ welt by way of an underground vaudeville. Died Tuesday. Bom in Millbury, Mass., he had frashwator c fore they can be'^put into effect. resided here all his life. Estate of John H. Donahue to vestigation. But Hitler atopped the predictable end extremely unstable water passage connectlngjkke end ducks Arab diplomats in Cairo wel­ Pittsburgh -Robert T. Rosaell, 79, Marlow J. DeHan* Ethyl M. Coltlna, emotionally. They alsoyUld *h* well. ^ \l retired president of the Bessemer He leaves hla wife, Mr*. Dorothy Clareace B. Turklagto* in'/eaUgation and ordersd tha ''nils- comed news of the Hammarakjold Faron; a daughter, Miaa Joan Funeral services for Clarence R. Raymond F. Donahue, Margaret teke" raid used for antl-Alllad was suffering from a gbtlt com­ The impulses are picked up by mission. One said ’’it will show that and Lake Brie, Union, and the E. Lasbury, property on W, Cen­ plex end deluslona. shielded and insulated wires dip­ PRISCILLA’S POP Honest Mistake BY AL VERMEER Youngstown and North Railroads. Faron;. and a son, Philip Bruce Turklngton of Chicopee, Mass., a propaganda. Israel and not the Arab states is Faron, both of Manchester, and former resident of thii .town, will ter St. A t the second saniKr hearing In ping 150 feet below the surface of Died Wednesday, the well water and era transmlttod guilty of violating U.N. resolutions Calgary, Alta.—The Rev, Henry' two sistera, Mrs. Thomas Bccles of be held Saturday anernobit' *1 T CcrtlScnte df Devise Superior Court, Jt waa also and the armistice.’* Pawtucket, R. L, and Mrs. Eileen Kslat* o f. Andrew Swanson to Attaches Property brought out that ^ra. Annis had to *' loud speaker that converts ■ \ Lyder Urneaa, *1, former vice o’clock from the Oriae Funeral Anna C. Swanaon, property on them into sound. An attaohsd IS WHAT New violence on the Israeli- president of the Lutheran Church Burdick of Manc’hester. Home In Chicopee, and not to­ tried to commityMieide by hang Egyptian frontier and reports of of Canada who had served numer­ Funeral aervicea will be held to­ Huntington St. Ing in the basement a t her home cathod* ray oacllloscop* (draws, J LIKE CM ACOLD . morrow afternoon aa staled in The Altachment In Divorcee Action them a* beams of light. ' iNKSFHT.', aid maneuver* on each side of the ous pastorates in the United States morrow morning at 8:15 from the Herald laat* night. at S4H Stai^ St That at­ conflict underlined the urgency of and Canada. Bom in Lamberion, John B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 I'va Hanning Templeton against tempt fallet^when the rope ahe B. Center St., and at 9 o'clock in Samuel ’rempieton,mpie' property at 45 Mrs. Iva Hanning Tsmpiston of had loopadyovar a raftor ellpped. Hammarakjold'a task, Minn., died Monday. Mancheater has instituted a dt- Cincer Drive Slated Israel claimed an Egyptian pa­ Jackson, Mich. — Mrs. Sophie the Church of the Aaaumption. Alton St.. 335.000. Trailer Plunges Marriage Llcease vorc* suit againet her husband, Mr*. A m a ’a defens* attornkya, trol attacked Israeli troop* near Munzel, 74, of Laporte, Ind., moth­ Burial will be in St. James' Ceme- Samuel Templeton of Beat Mll- Richard Bockwsil and James Cos­ Hartford, April 3 UP>—Gov. RIU- the Gb m atrip border; killing three er of Edgar Munzel, Chicago Sun- Albert Nathan Lea, 113 Bldridge grove,/also commented on the cof f will welcome a plane carrying Times baseball writer. Died Wed< /rienda may cal) at the funeral St., and Lillian Bllubeth Hlcklng, llnocket, Melne, an attachment Israeli .aoldlera in a four-ho«ir ex Over Bank Here filed in the offie* of the town "bnitM" nature of the Annis case several stags and musical csw rl- change.. Tha Egyptians aaid the nesday. home from 7 o'clock tonight until 8S5 B. Middle Tpke., AprU 38, St. background ysaterday. ’They asked tisa Monday, as part of a national Plttaburgh— Herman A. Straub, the hour of the funeral. Jam**’ Church . clerk Indicates, Israelis opened Are flrat and kilted A flatbed trailer truck went out Building Permits Mrs. Templeton seeks dlvorcs, thqf a* low a aentsnea a* poaalbl* cancer drive to nUso 338 mlUion an Arab Paleatlntan soldier. 77. vice president and director of of control on Rt. 15 about 1;35 to­ imposed so that ,Mr*. Annis dollars. the Plttaburgh Brewing Co. and the Mis. Nellie q. M'arren For alterations and addition* to alimony and 325,000 damage*. The , cao.'f X In Damascus, a usually reliable day. qnou'cd down eight fence Instrument attaehea properly at >uld nturn to her g-year-old /THAT 15 A Columbia Malting Co. of Chicago. Mrs. Nellie Q. Werren, 3 Pioneer dwelllnga to John M. Carr bt. 38 'daughter. Th* Turk* usod mora thaa 60 THOUSHT- source reported the Soviet Union Died Wednesday, posts, {.lunged down a short Finley St., 30.500; Ryan Construc­ 45 Alton BL.for that amount. MrS; haa promised Israel'a Arab neigh­ Circle, died thia morning at Man­ banking and cams to a atop on its In asking for th* lA-to-lB year million pouiida of Turklah tobacco tion Co. for Fred J. Hutt at 123 Templeton, is ropresented by At! in 1905. 4 -r bors sufficient military, political chester Memorial Hospital after a right aide, police said. Vernon St., 31.500; Edward Miller John S. Q. Rottner. In the ci santencs, BUI Mid, "I have this ALLEY OOP Into The Turn BY V. T. HAMLIN L a.. Tit *»>)*, naan and financial aid if western mili­ Plan Teacher Aides Te«t long illness. The driver was Thomas J, for Anthony Miller at 18 penvsr which la scheduled for the May z COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO tary Intervention in the Middle Born In Bennington. Vt„ she had retrlzso, 24, of Brooklyn, N, Y., Rd., 3130; Benjamin Roulaaii a t 18 seaiilon of Hertford CoKnty E ast develops. New Haven, April 6 (/Pi—A Yale been a resident here for SO years. and the vehicle belonged to the J. Flint Dr., 11,300; Joseph Lee at 12 Superior Court. Tha United Slates, Britain and study group will introduce non- A former teacher, ahe taught at Petriszo Sales A Co., alao of Flint Dr„ 11,200; CUfford Ulm - M A K t S A ~ P IC K s o X I f -ANO COMMifS , STILL THINK HES , France In recent month's liave re­ professionSI teachers aides Into Manchester High School for 20 Brooklyn, according to police. for Mr* Edna Ulm at 403 Center tS0,999 TABEN IN HGLDUP K£tPMY m>U»HTS\ WILD THKOW !M OPK BASM m ^ ’ If ANOTHSP EPPOP ^BETTEP OPPs w e a t in ’. Fairfield Elementary School claai- taught years, retiring In 1951. She Manchester police were notified SMITH'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP / TMS TH m o TKt SIXTH... ^ M THE EtSHTH... JTOUTONTlfPIELO.., peatedly cited their lOSO pledge to St.. 3400; Eugene OIrardin a t 104 Toledo, Ohio, AprU/9 i/^ ) SO HANO IN THEPE prevent any change in larael'a rooms soon as part of an experi­ was a member of the Center Con­ ot the aWldent at about 1:33. Falknor Dr., 3550. The trcM urer ef n e WUlye 343 K. MAIN ST. UNTIL TH SHEPIPP frontier's by force. In the Security ment to cut teachers and adiv.ii.is- gregational Church and of the,: ;- State TrooMr Joseph Zdanowics To Andrew Ansaldi for a 1- Federal Credit v p H m wa* APPIVSS.KIOT CnuhcU debate earlier thia week, tratora non-'eaching workloads. tired Teachers' Assn. is atill invesUgatlnfi, and was *s- story, S-room dwelling at Wells robbed ot $89,999 ra cash today RI-UFHOLSTERING CUSTOM-MADI Soviet delegate Sobolev charged She leaves one daughter, Mrs. atated in IniUel Inveatigatton by St., 310,000. by two armed meg In a parking SLIF COVIRS, DRAFIRIIS the iveatern Big Thre^.were plan­ PLANK tVBBCKAOE SPOTTED James Toner of Ma'ncheeter; two Patrolman EmMuel tlotola. 'To Robert- D. Brennan for a let at Ike aub^ plant. Andrew ning military interyentlon in the Tokyo, April S (/Pi—The U.S. sons, Frank H. of Tampa. Flairand The accident Mcurred Just east garage at 28 Princeton St., 31,400; Jones, dt, enld/lMi had Jnat re­ Middle East under the pretext of Air FJrce reported late today Alburn Warren of, Norfolk, >/*.; of Slater St. on R^IO. Police aaid To Ernest RitobI* for Arthur turned from A Toledo Ttiiat Oa,J CUSHIONS — SFRINOS RiTliD •" Arab-lara^l war.: wreckage of aa aircraft—be­ and. seven grandchildian. . < there was oonstdernjIO'^iMtmge to Smith, for aUeratrqpa ter a (arag* brnneb wti^ the holdup The western delrgatei dented the lieved to be a missing f l i t Fly­ The funeral will te held Saiur' the underside of thaXtruck. at 23 Raymond Rd., 31.500. curred. charge. ing'Boxcar with Ive .Amerteana U R M SlUCTION OF FARRICS . Israel meanwhile appeared to aboard—had been sighted on a BUDGET tE R tlS PRONE W 9-4663' 4 ^)- he making some progress In its iDountaln poak of Shlkuko la- ABRANOCO \ KVENIKOS Ml 3-7367 campaign to get western arms'to' Innd.

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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, l^ C H E S T E B . CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SDCTEXH THE Tempers Flare Between Dodgers and Braves Herald Angle Upsets Mark Opening Night’s Play in Bowling Tournament ' *1 ■ — ------—-—^ ^ ■ ■■ ...... / • r — — ^ ...... ------‘ ______■------I I I ^ I ...... m a t m m ^ PAT BOLDUC . Officials Select Dozen Vin Martinez Campy and Robinson Asalslaat Sparta Edilar Whelan, Ghet Nowic^ Gives Beating Mocr SEA FISHING Tha local organisation U also af- "You Bfiduld have oaen the one flUated with the Wsstam Maa< Hoopsters fdr Olympics First Round Casualties Hit Dirt Against Buhl that got away," long a familiar aaebusstu Salt Watin- Fiahlng To Cuban Foe cliche used by fishermen flppar- Club aa a meana of rscstvlag mora antly ia not tha case with membars fishing faclIlUes and sseuring Kfinsfig City, April 6 —Olympic officials wtrly today Alrfihdy a new champion is assured in the fifth annual of tha White Eagle Deep Sea Fish­ mors opportunities for wsaksnd picked a dosen.baaketball players the United States will aend Miami B««ch, FU.. April 5 UR— fishing trips. Wives may also Join Town Men’s Bowling Tournament which got underway last* Bharpapootlng Vince Mertines, open foV atiother 12 days, but the battle’s already (m between ing Club, organised in. the spring to the Olympic Games next November in Australia. Five of night at the Y alleys. Defending titlist Charlie Whelan bowed taking no chancM of an upact in the World C h^pion .Brooklyn baseball Dodgers and the Mil­ of 1954. Idea for the local blub the fiahlng parties providing ape* the players come from the playoff ,champioft Bartlesville hia campaign for a ahot at the originated after several Silk Town, cial arrangements are complstad in two straight games, 104-96 and 130-129, to Jerry Smith, waukee Braves. Tempers have flared and Don Newcombe, fishing enthusiasts mads a trip to far enough in advanee wrtth the Oilers and include: making hts first tourney, appear-v- welterweight boxing crown, gave •V Ytired of being called "gutless,” U Burdette Haldorson, Bob Jsan- Outcoma of ths Jthraa-night Cuba’a Miguel Diaa a bad beating Rockport, Mass., with members of boat owners. anco sines wlnhing ths crown back Batts ...... m 114 119 mad. the well astsbUshed Western Mas- ;erard, James Walsh, Chuck Dar­ playoffa was ta dsaibt until th* In 1953. In snothor upset, Lou laat night in a televiaisd 10-round- After a couple of aquabbles Ahat Also the local organiaatlon holds fing and. Bill Hougland. Adamy ...... 110 119 N ar at the City Auditorium. sachuaetta Salt Water Fishing an annual picnic for mtmlwrs and final gams, in which ths National Oenoveal came out of retirement Pistonis Ready almost led to fights in the XKpavea* a u b of WiUlmansett, Haas. Includ- Selacted from three other teams to upend Cfitet Nowlcki in a match It waa the aiet atraight victory 7-5, 10-lnntng declaion ovSr the their families in July. Thus far tha the .Oilere met during a three' AAU champion.Soattla Bahtra ila- ICOVIr e....eoeeeeeeee 139 134 141 for the clever, hard-hitting Pater- in tha local group were Harry White Eagle group haa mads ap­ which wrept three games. Nowlcki, T. Martin ...... 100 m IM Brooka yaaterday. Big N ^ k said night round-robin playoff here faatod ths Armad Forest U)r79. Tvho bowM to Whelan (n the finals aon. NJ., fighter, the No. 4 con­ To Square Set today "Thoae guys (he meant the wmpson, Roger Boaaieau, Joe proximately 13 trti» and arrangs- tender in hU divition, and moved Bastls, Stan Urbah, Mike Varono- menU could he made for a weakly were: Tha playoff champKm waa than last winter, won the opening match Brosowskl ...... '113 113 Mllwaukees) u t arouM all night vitch, BUI Batsie and Bill La- Oart CXin, Bill Rusoell and K. C. dotorminsd hy an Olympic rul* lOO-IN) but Oenovesi swept the next him a atep hearer to a title bout aaylng how gutless pur pitchers excursion if members ao desired. Jonee of the College AII-8t|ura; Chappell ...... 119 107 wltli Johnny Saxton. Mottc. The group returned home And on most Jaunts only trBasketball Asan.'ls to face the Braves at Chattanooga bleaka. Hampson was unsmmous- a member of the- U.S. team which chance to heooBM the first to an­ Fuller ...... 140 155 Not unUl the ninth did l^ tin e c . championship aeries with Phila­ \tomorrow /a s the two NL con­ Tonight-at.7;30 at th« East Bids swept to victory'in the 1952 Olym­ Against ths AIMm ie the cham a 4-1 favoriU, ■ take chkrge. He ly elacted the club's first presi­ Rec a meeting will be held for all plOA Oilers roared Into a quick nex the Crowm- twice. Oiorgetti HOlfilRfl eet.4see*«ea« 114 39 delphia here tonight. tenders continue their eight-game dent, with Stanley GUI Sr. voted pics. At that time he was a Kan­ ousted Bill Chapman in two dropped Diai in that round with a Top Four Clubs in Junior League Ariain h u scored 82 pointa in hbmeward tour from Florida. local teams interested in partic­ saa .University student. lepd in Yhe first half spsurked by left and right to th^jaw, but the vice president and Stanley Gill Jr. ipating in the Rec Softball League. Darling, ths 4-9 former Iowa ■tralaht gamea Ul-93 and 116- FoihSrBlll .9.eeene»ee. M N 100 three games, and the Warriors They play at New Orleans today. was elected treuurer. The Oilers qualified for five 115..Ih other top matchea M l k e Relch4)nbach ...... It 104 05 bell ended the couht at eeven aa hold a 2rl edg» in the best-of- But if yesterday's goings are Preliminary plans coll for all places on the team-Ire defeating jilayer. Darling acored 19 points in the game Cuban climbed dlxitly to After a few minor trips the club' games to be played under the llghta the flrat half and wrtth two more BreRprakl, who also bowed ta the seven series. They won two four- any/ihdlcatlon of what's to come took its first big excursion in May the College All-Stars 79-74 in tha points In tha eecond half waa high semFhnata last yuar, ellmteatod TOUBNEY 8CHBOUUB hia faet All Bomt Sound Pitching Staffs point vtotories at Philadelphia, —and if Newk is serious—it won’t at Robertson Park. Wonderful Idea final night of tha playoffa The Plaa of 1955. Thirty-one members char­ no doubt about it but a word of for the Oilers. Berqie (taappell 1S3-U6 and IIS- Friday at 1 O’clack and the Pistons won by a single be an uthibitlon tour, pal, it will tered a bus to Rockport where a balance of the 12-man team waa Darling, also hold Russsll to 19 107,- and burly Ed Kovta defeated Kovla vs. Nona Vittaer. A amaahlni right to the Jaw Schmits and Tom Hurd could take point here. be a runilmg skirmish. caution should also be diiaerved. selected by Olympic officials / In Art Johnson va. B. HIllneM. dropped Dlka again for an eight By EARL YOST 38-foot canopy party boat motored Will the circuit simply follow the points, hla smallsat production In stubborn Tommy Martin in three Beat aU aroi nd baaeball team care of the bullpen duties. Sulli­ Fort Wayne may have to put, Thla^ Start Jamplng the fishermen 82 miles out to sea. consultaUon with Gerald Tucker, three nights High for the All unas 150-100, 134-157 and 145- BatarReyatl Veloek count in laa final round but he c r van'and Porterfield should be the two men on Ariain to keep the pa'ttern of the wreak Rec League Oiler coach who automatically be­ Brntnerd vs. Bill SheAay. waa on m* ht the end 1 aaw in action during my recent Things stU'ted Jumping in The usual distance ia 18 miles and Stars waa Lear. Although he did , y^nt Row Bird^A Eye View No. T and.No. 3 flippers. Boston's home floor hex working., rails-. Noble, Ala., ymterday when Roy the actual deep sea fishing is done which has performed in recent came coach by virtue of his team's Balvatoru vi. Genovese. . Marmea waa a lopalded winner Florida tour of the major league delphia haan't woii a gam* ^ r e years at Charter Oak Park or have not enter the game until shortly Framafim in the widaeproadwidaeprMd legs of Birdla TMibstta, Roeky raller Wtaa Bataly /Mrda. Referee Eddie Coach- training criflpa waa the NaW Yortc staff is the best since 1944 when CampMcIla came to the plat# for in at least 180 feet of water. Ap­ victory. ' before the half, the former Temple Jimmy McCurty eurprtaed veter­ Tuesflay, Apttt M the Sox won the pennant. in four years but almost made It ■the Brooks in we second inning proximately 900 pounds of cod, plant been made to strengthen the Named assistant coach of the Bridgeo, ^tnotanaU inflalder, Mta tna sUdlng ptb .7:00 ^called it 100-85, Judge Qua Yankaea. Boston, If the left aide Sunday. / loop with the return of night ballT Knuckling Down to Business player acored'24 points. an Pete ACeio In two atraight \Japbbaon voted it M-88, and Judge of the infield, third baseman Frank Herb Score with the bases Idaded. He hit the pollock and haddock were caught. Olympic squad, aubject to. approval A doaen plnytrs saw action for stringa 119-109 and Ut-Ill. In Qttey vs. Andy Lamoursaoa. "Cleveland will have pitching, Unbeaten at Home dirt to escape ER(b Buhl's flrat Although the catch waa pooled two Last sun>mer for example only Rad Munger ahowa four Pittaburgh pitchers knuckltball tach- of hla school, is Frank (.Bucl^) Mcf^rry vs. Vie Taggart. i Wlnaton M-89. The Aaaoclated Malsone and ahortstop Don Bud- the Seattle BUcers against the another aeatch, Joaa Fuller wasted din, can ho I up for .a full aeaaon, plus,” Cobbledick told me. "Herb The Warriors haven’t/ lost a pitch, and on the next toes rapped members of the party wound up five teams participated in the nlqua at the Fort Myers, Fla., camp. Left to right are Jack D'Cbnnor, who directed the 061- little time disposing of young Bates vs. S. HUInm-Johnaei-Johnamk had it 100-80. playoff game at home tms season league ut Charter Oak and uni­ McMahan, Nelson King, Johnny Brown and Bob Gardner. The Army Forces end avtry ons ocorsd. It waa the 48th career Victory will give th4 Yankees all the com­ Score is a good pitcher now but into a doubleplay. ThlR call at first with most of the fish since the Idga All-Stars to two victories in Boushka, 4-foot-4 forward, added American League Strike Zone Norm Holmea. Fuller, high aver­ Kearns vs. W. laitiuM. when he learns to master, hla bail and haven’t won one away. They was close and uunpy, Who weighs other members proved too sea sick forms '.simply a cap and a Jersey) Pirates’ one .strong point Is pitching. the playoffs before bowing to the Bob Molumphy vs. OtorgettL for Iifartines. who haan't been petition they will want beat Syracuse In the ESstern Divi­ were not necessary. Outside of to the Seattle llnepp at the be age man ta tha fast Rec Ltague, beat^alnce Danny Olovanelll out' he'a going to be a great one. 205 even without hlsNpff-season to claim their catch. Ollera O'Connor ia head coach of put togather games of J40 and 150 Smith vs. Bralnard*She‘BheuMgr. Chicago, third in the final Amer­ Pitching- has been the strongest sion playoff but the game waa Manchester Auto Parts, league ginning of the playoffa, was high Smaller Than in National Loop 8.IS polnte New Toih. Ha haa loat only three four yean, could well win all the eight years. Art Houteman (10), get the same schedule break in ed because of lack of interest), and The Armed Forces lost ths ttmea. bag. August of the same year the University coach, who directed the gams at ths fret throw line, out- New York — (NEA) —• The of-^ "In the National. League," he ax sd Walt and Stan HtUnakl, Adolph gettl. marbles this season. Mana;,'er Bob Lemon (18), Score (14), and this spries if it gjacs the limit. White Eagle group traveled to Telephone Co., runnerup, the Newcomers id Masters Martlnea weighed 147H to 150 Marty Marion should be able to The Platona have proved that TTien when the Brooks eafna to Armed Forces team in the play­ scoring Seattle from the field hu$ fleial definition of the atrlke xone plelna, "the umpires' interpreta­ Quay, Edgar Bralnard, Tony Bnl- Broaowakt va. QueyvLaawor* Wynn (17) and Garcia (11) ac­ Gloucester, Mass., with 24 men in league offered little in the way of offa waa named alternate to yatore, Gens Toet, Larry Bataa, saux. - for Dlaa. The fight' waa .wltneaaed field a better team due to the addi­ counted for 72 wins and ace fire­ they can do thihgs 'the hard way, bat In the third, Adcock and Mil spectator interest. The next best cashing only IS of 27 free throve ta "that apace over home plate be­ tion of the atrlke none ta frim the tion of slugging Larry Doby and losing at home and then winning waukee catcher Dei Rice the party. Four local club mem­ O'Connor, with Frank FIdier, attempts. Seattle hit on 32 or 27 Sklppy Kearna and Bob' Fother- Yost vs. Me by 8,000 fana who paid a groaa man Don Mossl (4) and Ray Nar- bers were assigned to a boat com- team, the Groa-ite Wolves man­ coach of the Seattle Bakere eecond tween the batteFa armpits and ths belt to tha knees, in the AaSertoaa, gill* Wedaeadoy, Ap gaU of 18,035. ahortat(V Lui.-. Apareclo. leskl (9) wOn 13 more. away. They did both against St. Jawing with the D o d g er__ aged onl,, four wins in 14 contests Overshadowed by Vets tries. Louis in ^ e Western Division which returned the Jeers. Suddenly, prlRing fishermen from the Bay altamate; • ' , top of his knsee when he assumsa it's from the belt to above the Tourney oontinuss with two 7«b0 , / ' , The ao-year-old Martinei would TIgen Lack Long Ball Pitching may be three quarters State organization while the sec- while another club called it quita AKeroatea' Named Altamate ta M4S hta natural otance." Fuller vi. KpUta-Vlttnar. like to meet Saxton now'but hia Det'olt- doMn't have the punch of a winning club but you still playoff, iostng the flrat two games both Rice and Adcock started for Tucker waa an 'altanmte oh the kneea." aeatobse eohsduled tomorrow night tlie Brooklyn dugout. Jackie nd boat contained the remaining before the season ended. Augusta, Qa., April 5 (45—Can Announced along with the first But major league pitehers have Rsmatadsr o t quartar-fiBsl manager. Bill Daly, aaid he eX' —the long ball, plua the pitching need help at the plate plus de­ and then .winning three atraight Silk Towners. Employing the An eigh^-team league is practi­ a nawcomer win the 20th Meeters, U.S. team in the 1948 OWmp Bqanca recalle how BlUjr Looaof and also Saturday. Nine mstenss peeta that Vinoa will, have to get to take the series. Robinson, Carl Furillo and Duke 12 were six players who will be iwi for you. Umplrea don’t ci^l are slatad Tuasdny urtth ths ro- matches. to stay up In the rhea too long. fense. It is In this latter category bait, squid, clams and cally an impossibility siiice there alternates in the event any of the and made the trip but di4n't play. atrikee that way any. more. Get the Dodgers liked to have Frank peat former champion Carmen Ba- that the Indians are weaker than Hillbilly music almost ran the Snider cut them off and the flare- a golf claaiic which opened today Before Joining the Bartletirtlle club Dascoll call balta and etrikesieben mmlnlng quarterfinal palrtngc on Thla spring the Tigers have looked up waa restrained to nothing more mabkerel, the latter group reeled simply isn't that much pitching original s ^ a d cannot go to the any ons of ths .superior sllngera aiUo flrat He aaid ha hoped the nearly aa bad aa the Baltimore a week old cup of tea. Pistons off their home flool.for to­ talent inHown. But'since night ball with the biggest end best field in in 1947 ha played at Oktahtmiaand ha vYaa pitching. ^ Wodnsadsy.tay. Soml-flnataI Trillw hs fight with Baallto could be ar­ night After they lost two straight than pushing aiid an exchange of in Close to a ton of fish. And most Olympics. 15ie altematss and their aside and he’ll tell you that.,.off died next 'nturadsy and the ft- Pim Plsy Sunday Orioles and Washington Senaton. Need Fourth Starter words. of thX catch was accounted for by should accord mpft players an op- Its brief but brilliant history? taamsi'Joe Dean, Bartltsvlllc; Hal in 1948-4S set n Big ieven (than the record, of course. He’s too "Dascoli atanda six feet six. ranged thta Bummer. Kansaa City will be a good second Chicago has filled three of the to St. Louis the management Big Six) (Conference scoring roq-. can’t get down to see low pltohee nela on Friday, Apnl IS. figured they were through and only 1(1 men since 14 others were portunty to play •gain It is quite Ths records say no. The golfers Lsar and WlUle Naulls, All-Stars; ■mart to antagonlas men in blue Flrat game in ths bast-of-throe division club and 1 can't nport on four starting bills with Billy Play resumed and Buhi sent simply sea sick to participate.- possible that a six-team circuit sey no. And the sportswritei^i say ord, aVtraglng 17 enoe of a Cary MIddlecoff, Sam Wslsal- Orlll ID the Oilers in 19^. Natural Stance as the etriks son# generaUy ta In­ DeSimone...... 04 01 Jack Harshman and Dick Dono­ There was an argument, and the on the right wrist. Buhl apoU^zed _\ Seattle. After the scIceUoas Tue.kar ball L s s i^ ta sebedutad BwOsy in .Arlsona. but It doesn’t take a musical show will go on in the Ex­ though onl)\27 are paid up to date. team rosters thus being assured Snead, Ben Hogan or Jimmy De- ('Icuthiipv ...... lua M IM -Tha Olympic squad will aaeem- "Just what la a natural atanca terpreted by umpires today,’’ afternoon at S:lfi at tha BtaaUF Wadneaday'a Reaulla baa^>all expert to realise that the Tommy Byrne van, the former Hartford Chief, and Robinson called It ."an acci­ (Current Ust\ of officers Include , maret. B. PacanI t 4 \107 2R2 said "Every- one of the players when a batter aUrU to crouch Branca explains. M oOurry...... l i t llS Donovan'a sinker ball ia called the hibition Hall in the basement. that the league would become K cfdpv ...... »3 90 32% ble for practice at Bunker Hill Areak In New Britain. The sartaa toatroit (A) 3. Boaton (A) 1 club 'Will again be relejvated to the dent,” but later retired for ice­ Jim Hill, president; Msrty Rutsky, stronger and belter balanced thah But Ray O’Brien, tournament Saoiola ...... 101 127 lU 363 chosen by the gommittea ta on my aad goes into a deepeiL^a with Branca’t ta ths voles of STcporl- Aeeto ...... 100 IU beat in the majors. If it wasp’t The Warriors and the 'Pistons pack treatment. 333 AFB, Peru, Ind., Oct..8. A nation­ first tsam as/of now. It'll take ptara Oreett.J|lnaor Pro# and New BalUmora (A) 15, Chicago alao-ran class again this year. Re­ vice president ;\Leonsrd K a n e h 1, in recent years. director of the Professional Oolfi Whelan ri...... n< im wide exhibition tour is planned be­ the...... aa)u the prSher., etice. At M, hs ta ths victim fd the (N) 4 porta from Cleveland baseball year and we won lost year," Sten­ for an attack of appendicitia in will return to. Phitadelphia for (iavfllo e...... 117 lOP 318 some time to determine a first Britain Puttara who flntalwd la n gel told me. Outside of playboy mid-aeaaon Donovan would have the fifth game of the. series Satur­ Campanella,. who had taunted secretary; Stanley Gill Sr., treas­ Few- Huggested Rules ' are Assn., aays yes.'’‘','i.‘''"*’ fore the equsd leaves for Auatralle It’S gotten so bad that diminution of . the strike sons, the S. HlUnakI ...... xiot Ul tio for flrat pUce. Second , aevaland (A) 3, New York writers. Ed McAuley and Gordon Rice by claiming he had called for urer; and AI Simons,. the senior "We have more fine young golf- Totala ...... M 1 5 $49 1407 unit from (hem. The worst playsr the term, ‘hi|$ hard one,’ virtu­ constant changing of. the hopped Denhup ...... 109 103 Don Ldraen. Stongel’s mound trou- been a 20-game winner.. As it day night. Following are Just a few rules w Man ...... *1 90 u 275 Olympic Basketball Committee, intentaUonal rules limit us to 13 ovary pitch. And night bsaeh locals won thS' crown trru yenn (A) 3 Carrasquel, acquired in the Doby their dugout charge. Campy said: Hsrtford in addition tp Manches­ 1. All teams must be uniformed one of them will." - to get the hall down or be atrtctly didn’t help.,. big feUow must Turh hla extra' suegra and Bob Keegan are oth­ Tol.l...... ,." 6 0 4 *M3 4$9 tsoe announced t'he selections. participants." Bralnard ago and Frankle'e Drive-In reiipMd Cincinnati (N) 5, Waahlngton deal. may. not even be a regular. er atartera. The No. 4 man could Battle Newcomers "That would have been an even ter. Believed to be the dply club of (at least raps and Jerseys). He mentioned such circuit stars out of luck. The pitcher hSa a Now in the .public rotations flsid, (A) 0 "Pitching," Connie' Mack once curricular actIviUsa If he la going battle. I would have picked up two its kind In Connecticut the locals as Dow F.nsterwald, Don Fair- much better phance of getting a Chambers/.,... as kingpins last urtntsr. to help the Yanks repeat ai league be Hoa-le Pollet, the one-time ace 2, Post a higher bond (present BnlUs Lelis M«sm (4) Branca is helping push the Ken­ Milwaukee (N) 7, Brooklyn (N) said, "Is 75 per cent of a winning fungo bats and chased them over began with 40 members\ in the entrance fee of $10 much tei low). flsld, Ernit Vosaier, Honed Hebert, M. ZwIrk ...... Hi 13S 110 atrlke with a ball around the tucky Cljib Derm Day contest ta 5 (10 innlnga) champinna. of the St. Louis Cardinal staff. Cleveland, April 5 (45 — Dick the centerfleld fence — and kept Mike Fatchlck. Billy. Maxwell, knees than hs has with a pitch OlorgeUf f...'... * REPLACES CY TOuWo bail team." latching la what the -----^------tL------(Big Pancho) Gonzales and Fran­ first year, grew to 132 a^ong In I. More rigid enforcement of Sobl.kl ...... Mi t7 104 which a thoroughbred yehrUng Is New York (D)->The revised edi< Yankees, Red' Box and Indiana Southpaw Tommy Byrne and running myself!" 1955 before, dropping to \^heir present rules and regulations—with Gene Littler and Mike Souchak. ICoclilii ...... 117 103 99 Former Yale Foothalt Player across the letters." CBi^msa ...... imbea Whitey Ford, . plus newcomer cisco (Little Pancho) Segura, who Knndrs ...... 103 1.71 Pltchsn contend/ that umpirea given td the person dreamtag lip tion of "The Official have plenty of. Chicago has sev­ between them have won the pro Rice, usually easy-going, Just present number. But officers of no exceptions. Eisenhower’s Favorite MacLaOiIan ...... 84 13S i8I the most appropriate name. ot Baseball,’’ by 8. C. mouth'a frm freahmen n aqua ' . team In eral fine starters but does not XUckey McDermott, give the Yan­ rejoined the club after visiting the White Eagle Club appear much 4, Secure good' scorer an'd publi­ MIddlecoff, the defending cham­ could eliminate three of baseball's Satvatore ...... 1054 waa Dick Hoehn. Hia father kees three good atartera who serve leiinia tournqment championship T o tal...... S3S 6S4 Bit 1S3S Named Olympic .Games’ Head tvlls at once by restoring tha at- Ralph Branca has hla own nsAiss Ptrkay ...... and the late Hy Ttirldn sbtms'tbat have the depth of the other three five times in its sla-year> history, hia iVlfe, who Is seriously ill, which more content with a amaller but cist. pion who w.buld like to become the Vill. Loal.a (91 for the umpires And Isague oSteiiita WoUsr Johnson .has reptaced Cy la Edward O. Hoehn, vanity and pennant potentials. 'em m from the left aide while undoubtedly explains hts edglness. mpre active membership. 5. No team be accepted without first to win Masters' titles in suc- Qusglls n S4 3t l fectivenaaa of the "htah hard one" Rip Coleman could easily break face a pair of newcomers to the . . . limply by calling a pitch who lot them w o ^ t themselves Oanovasi Young as ths hoKtar of the reeord freahmen coach. "My pitching la better than last event in aeml-flnals tonight. Buhl Goes Dlstanre At a recent meeting the group'at least a IS-man roster, cessivs years held but for experi- San Francisco, April 6 (45 — An.«would bt completed a full year be- to such sn extentvlhst svery htih for ths mostjgsfiiaa over Into the starting group. Ha'a an­ The game? Oh. Buhi went on voted to make more trips this year I $. Set playoff schedule before ' ence — experience on the exacting Rax'* ex-lvy Leagut football player will across- the chest a strika. This, Nowlcki . other poatalder who won 12 games Gonzales, winner the last three Sii-i-kv...... i l l IflS fora the games will be held "So ltch la s high bsl) wrtth more a pitcher. Johnetm was in to become the second Milwaukee with the first one likely the latter I »tart of league, Auguste National course, a Jolin Rivniia ...... 9S 95 — 183 call signals for the 1940 Winter we can teat ovarythtag under win­ they polht out, would shorten ths with Denvsr and wound up'wrlth years and seeded Np. 1. will be up Urns of gams, help and the spl- Seadschea than the one in the Toet ... leeeeeeeeeoes 1 1 0 major league games, 44 more th u against Rex Hartwlg, former hurlei- to go nine Innings (War­ part of May. The fishing season 1, ", All' collections be tAH*u by ..favorite golfing retreat of Pres­ Jo e RIv o m I ...... 113 113 33 333 Olympic Games in California’s ter conditlona.” He said the four tender's guide. Smoluk 113 ■ Young. two wins In three decisions with ren Spahn’s the other), but Dave extends to . November depending j acorer and not by teaki managers ident.Eisenhower. N .Acelo ...... ,.129 114 117 330 Squaw Valley. dsmic of sore arms and lengthen the parent Yankees. In Florida, Australian Davis (5up Doubles tSUIhrle .., ...... 117 103 114 337 International Fedtrsitiona which Jolly got the victory when the upon the weather. Plans also call and captains since money ia turned "I don’t believe any of the boys B. Passni ...... — 99 99 Alan Bartholemy, who captained thsir pitching Uvea. Coleman looked aa sharp aa a new star. Hartwig upset the 1951 work Tvtthf thi IOC—ice hockey, "Umpires heeiUts to call e high tournament champion. Frank Bravea scored twice in the 10th for a few excursions to more over to Recreation Department. who haven’t played this course Uie Yale University team in 1941, ice skating, okt and bt^Iedding raaor blade Bob Turley, Johnny with Johnny Logan swatting a 8. All managers and league offi­ several' years stand much chance," Tot.li ...... l i i *844 *533 135S was named yesterday os sxccutive pitch a atrlke because at times NO >64,000 Kucka and Bob Grim loom aa the Kovacs of Oakland. Calif., in last state shores and the pos.slbllity of Mlller't ID. will ytequlre two inspeOtlons by solo homer-to break a 5-5 tie, off Journeying as far as Cape Cod. cials mUst mept at least once a he said. 'This is a course you have Dec! ...... inn 99 97 294 director of the 5th Olympic Win­ technical experts before work can that can makt thtln look bad," best rlghUiandtrs. Kucka Uiould night's quarter-flnal 21-10,' 21-13, Pontlllo ...... IIB 109 ins 329 21-16. rookie'Don Elston. Fresh'water fishing is another pos­ month to iron out all difficulties, to know to be able to score well, ter Gamea Organising Committee. b ^ n . .\^ ebargs the pitchsrs. Improve wrtth a year’s experience sibility proriding the 'Interest etc, "I'd say Littler and Bouciiack DeSimone ...... 97 112 112 321 "So they actuidly force us to under hla bait and Grim la much Segura, the mite from Ecuador Elsewhere, extra - curricular HIttnski ...... ino 112 94 313 He is in' charge of the' whole ^ "They will want to look It oyer activities were chucked in favor warrants. 9. No spectator be allowed have the best chance among the K. Correnll ...... 119 12S 113 »7 works, the paid professional who accounts for many a home run. HERE battsr than hla oaven and flva rec­ whose two-himded smashes car­ play with any team showing up for younger follows; They've already both with and without enow','" ha T^lng to keep awey from the ord of the. year. Turley came ried him to the . top in 1850 and of baseball. Meet Every Month 'Potali __...... ' mo sbs i s iils has the responsibility orputtinepri 'explained. "When each federation The Cleveland Indians beat the Underway at the 'moment is a a scheduled game with less' than ' played in two. or three Masters.” the Games,’’ said Prentls Hale. San batters’ strength under the handi­ within three wins of being a 20' 1952, encounters Tony Trabert of nine men. . MIddlecoff tried and failed nine telle us what is rcqulrad, we vriU cap, we walk more men than ta'-ama'winner In 1955. This could Cincinnati, twice U,S. singles New York Giants 2-0 behind the small-scale membership drive and Francisco department store execu- start building.’^' Ml five-hit pitching of Bob Lemon, a the club memper who brings in 10., Bring back the old All-ijtar times before he finally .qualified tivs who announetd the a f^ in i- would be the case If the atrlke be hla year although ha has'poated chqmpion aa an amateur. Trabert iptmes between the Rec Softball for thp' bright green Jacket sym^ Two Swim Markg Housing facilities to accommo­ was prataerly called.” . lon-too Impreasiva apring i roosted past Carl Barn, Los safe bet to open the season for the the most ntw memberships during mens as committee presl44mL date from 1 ,^ to 1,300 athletee Tribe, and Bob Feller although a three-month period will receive League and Twilight Softball bollc of a MaeRri winner. ' Out of organised baseball for the TRUTH” CANT MISS iHT Jim Konatanty fand Tom Morgan Angeles lefty. 21-11 21-17, 21-7. Squaw Valley, high liythe Sierra ere planned within walking dis­ held to only three hits — all one free trip this summer. Inter­ League with all proreeda going to The sprawling'Augusta Nation­ flrit time In IS yeara, Ralph Bran­ \ ;!■ / are proven rellefera. Kovacs had been - seeded No. 3 help defray the.expenseX Of both Sought by Breen Nevada, was assured. Hie Games tance of the games rite, ca for ths first time speaks fraely \ ground-rule doubles — by the.the, ested fishermen may contact any al spread iU - 6.950 challenging when the California . Legislature Mike Higgins,' boss of the Red and Earn No. 4 in the three-day leagues. yards before a record field of 84( Bartholsmy said. / on the eubjict. / — - tournament which readies the Giants' Joe Margoneri, Windj M'^ officer or attend any regular meet­ ' Have Park and Recreation', .New,Haven, April 6 ID-- George included a 34.0,4. League franchise of the. Phllsdel- ■ v i n n i d l e e Ivory and green. Haa radio, heater, FordooMUe.’ In a women's match. Pauline in the fourth,-Including a two-run of the. last sights' in Florida was' .warrant the thought th .t he has Hogan lies won twice and has pletes thp 1,500. League, a blazing offense .and hla Athletics to be shifted to Dalock and G|Mrg^ Susce should ican League but more on this an­ taken more punisiiment than been runner-up four times, includ­ Defending Champ' miles long, end spectators will be glittering array of eeoond-line help and kiely, Johnny other day. Betz Addle of Washington won homer by rookla Lou Skizas. bUt Joe Louis in a wrestling arena able to see virtually the_xntlre Slansss Chty, has authored the from Doris Hart of Miami Beach, lost to the PhilAdelphIa Phils 4-3. shows in his unbeaten record- ing two playoffs he lost. Breen la the defending 1.500- talent,' the Uan'adiena are top- story of ” The Kansaa City Ath­ 1953 FONTIAC CATAUNA HARDTOP .. . $1398 against ShagThomas. Joe weighed rabby Jones, the grand slam meter freestyle champion. That gamea much easier than they heavy favorites (o take tonight’a t-tooe blob Has whitewall Urea, radio, heater, hydra., etc. Fla., ?lrl6. 18-21, 21-12. The Phils scored three in the 245 pounds and looked it, especial­ Louis, of course, isn’t, going any­ could at,^Ck>rtina Iasi ysar." Bar­ letics." Former Preeldenl Tru­ TEAMS GET BIDS CXlrCAITAINS NA5IED In addition to using 21-point eighth off Bob Grim. where wrestling except, perhaps, king, cams out of retirement ■ in race will be the only one tonight. tuaale and awSep the beat-of-Seven man wrote the forward for the NEW! JUST ARRIVED! ly in the arms and above his black 111 1934 to help^laurich the Masters Other events win be held Friday tholemy tqld newsmen at a press runoff in no mors than five ganies. games for scoring, the pro tour­ 'Pittsburgh got three runs in the trunks. He wore a scraggly mus­ lr.to> some state of solvency if hs conferenca.' . book. Mehl, eports editor of the 1988 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SURURRAN ... $1895 Hanover, N. H. (4P)—Dartmouth Storrs; April 5 (/P) — Norman nament. play differs from regular is U.oky. The guys he is meeting ^hut neither he nor any other ama- and Saturday^^ ''' ■ Ths Red V/lngs, riiom of their Kanaae City Star, tells the Inside Has radio, heater, whitewall Urea, tinted g l i ^ etc. | second off Art Ceccarelli and beat tache and the bald spot iflfems to ■“teur ever has won. ■ “Cortina Is spread out. the 10- basketball coach Alvin (Doggie) Gerber of Turner’s Falls,',Mass,, tennis In allowing only one service, Kansas City 4-2 with Roberto are younger, toug.u-i, better Other defending championa on mile length of a Valley, ^m e, recuperative powers that dellvrircd story of how 'the franchlae waa have grown around his plate. This year's amateur field. 21 hand include Ford Konno, . the them to Uie finals, are on the run shifted, how Arnold Johqion and Julian has :had five of his teams and Louis Mooradian'of Haverhiii, Instead of two. Clemente getting three-for-three. Thomas had ' a buddha-li)(e' • strong, is headed by . Billy Joe Pat­ events Were 13 or 14 mitas from' Crealcr pBwerl SEE IT! 1981 CHEVROin 2-DOOR D# LUXE ..... SAVE And Baltimore, paced by Jim former ' Ohio State star from the- central area and it took more And.it is an unusual and uncom hie associates paid gIMH.OOO -for Dark gray, Power GUde, whitewall Urea, heater, etc. In post-sesaon baaketball tourna- Mass., have been named co-cap- physique. He wore a turban and a ton, Harvle Ward.- Ken Venturi, Haii'aii, 220 and.440-yard freestyle: fortable spot for .the long-)iowerful Connie Mack's interest In the Ath­ IMW menta in the laat IS yeara. Hia tolns of the 1.856 University of Pybum's two homers, walloped black goatee. He patiently maneu- then an hour to . get to them. TRAINER RETIRING the Chicago Cubs 15-4. One of ' Joe (?onred arid Hillnfan Robbins. Yoakl Oyakawa. also formerly of V/ings, who until diaplacsd by letics and how 15 new names have Fuel Ecooemyl Muhlenberg teams went to the Connecticut football team. Head vered Joe into the holds of the 1° and hails of ths Foreign participants Include Hen­ Ohio State, 100 and 200-yard back- "At Squaw Valley we feel that Montreal thta season ran up been added to the KSnsas City x A 1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 8 4-DOOR SU98 National Invitation Tourney in Coach Bob Igalis announced today. Pybum's clouts was a first-inning trade. Periodically Shag feigned ^ i . ry .Colton, three-trm'e winneri1i\ner of Stroks; Gerald Harrison, a'third ex- practically all'of the facilities, for Annapolis, Md., April 5 (45 grand-slam oiff Paul Minner. the .competitors- and spocUtora string of seven -eonstcutive NHL team since it started play In the OtsptegEMel 3-toae bine. Radio, beater, airfoam aeata,, 1943 .and 1944; hia Holy Crbsa They, .will succeed Buddy Amen- William J. (Billy) Fallon, athletic alarm as Jqe i-als'ed those W e , ’the British Open; Roberto:o ^ Ohio Stater now at the Long Beach, titles. apring of 1955. ", taama made the NCAA tourney in dola of Derby. Gerber, a physical trainer at the Naval Academy terrlbie fists and would catapault f cenzp, Argentine star now regis-. Calif., Navy^bXSB? one -anfi. three- alike, can be handled in a small l9IW!‘ 1947 and 1948 and this year his education major', is married' and meter diVes; Bob Gawboyof Min­ area located within the space of|a .Quieter Quielf 1983 lUICK SUPER HARDTOP 8 8 ■• • • • $1295 since 1847, is retiring at the con­ DIZZY PACE himself through the rope, cower- tering from Mexico Sily; »nd Dyaaflow, radio, beater, 3-tone, etc. Dartmouth Ivy League championa .Che father of a young daughter. clusion of Navy’s apring football Ing on the apron of the ring. hia name arid make it worth while Csnsdisris Ai. Balding and Stan nesota. 220-yard breaststroke,_and few city blocks. , played in the NCAA tourney. Mooradian is a business major. for his pivn intereslK They cheered John Glover, New York A. C. "and! “We ere starting from acratch. PLYCRAFT practice. Actually .his retirement Loa Angeles —(NBA) —Shoqtd Louis won .in a single) fall. 'After Leonard. became effective March -12 but Southern California win the Na­ cringing from lifelike Jabs to his him to the rafters In Tampa the (oriirieriy Dartmouth, lOO-yard"free, building solely (or the Gamea. Al­ ' ’adEyianidsa 1984 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP ...... $1495 he stayed on to help out with tional Collegiate Athletic Associa­ eye ahd a few pulled punches to other night maybe.' because they style. ' * - ways in the past game hosts have ImawenUte Ivory and black. Radio, whitewall tires, etc. the body. He's got several more V ariiied to his temerity in putting' Also on hand are entries from had to superin)pose Olympics spring drills. Captain Elliott tion track and field team 'title hltnself in an unhappy spot. needs on existing facilities. Here SALESMEN Ui Loughlin, Navy athletic director, again, it will be the 'eighth bouts booked flfi Florida and then |lR Sfoll«d i Italy, "S]lain,. Japan .Australia, 191^3 CHEVROLET 8EL AIR HARDTOP .... $1295 said. ■ ' straight and 20Ui In 27 attempts. he'll decide whether to continue. It was good to age him again and Mexico and New Zealand ,aa well we are going to tiUlor-make every­ Exceptional Opportunity Ivory and green. Radio, heater, whitewall Urea, etc. "I may not like it,” he said. Asked he talked liaaeball and seemed In os the United States. thing for the Olympics." if he doing this to earn some pretty happy. Let hlta WTestle If . Start Building Soon he wants to . ; Illinois has won six NCAA Bisrtholemy' seid that construe- • In Meoelieofor' ootf RockvHIo “ ^ONLY AT 1984 FORD 2-DOOR CUSTOM V 8 ...... $1395 money to ward off Uncle .Sam, he Y w gymnssUc championships. 'tion will start next, spring and covorod dock oo4 IwH. Very low mileage. Radio, heater, etc., whitewall tlreo. nodded , . . and then emphasized ' -V ■ the afiirmation with: "Yes.'' Fast Exfiaadtag .Saleaferco . MVYMf eSfOVnS IIQraWQVvi fVMIIVE "When they present me with s Last N ights Fights. Honw BARSTOVrS 1983^RD CUSTOM VR 4-DOOR ...... $1195 "bill r can pay, I want to do It.” TkorMigh Tratatag H^htStOolf boHlBG mofor, wofl ood eockpft door, lig h t bine. Fdlly equipped, tinted glasa,.etc. a n y SIZE BOWLING said the former heavyweight cham­ '''' . Catalog' aad' Neirsfap*r Lead'StimulaMoii OiirllplYMr )F— Mjwi soot emd 2 pNot siMts. Moiiy othor pion. "Surei I have to earn some Miami Beach. Fla.-—Vined Mar­ BOWL THE MODERN WAY! money.-. tinez. )47>4, Paterson. N.J.. out-' oxelushro footuros. 17* modtl oho. 1980 STUDE8AKER CHAMPION 4-DOOR . . REST belndaa Ualag and lalKWw'raE BEST BRAKE JUB IN TOWN pointed Miguel Diaz, 150,. Havana^ Picture Tube 4 . High Weekly Income " ' SoNiii« ■ \ 'The question of Rocky Marci­ •O' *• - . * • . . ^ • \ OFFER 10- . . r T m (VO) oiitmiMtie piii M t- Position Offers Cnner and Secarityj New motor Job. Cleah Inside and out. Rndio, henter, etc. Rin YOUR DOUASS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE LEAGUES ano’s recent threat -to retire came New Grleana —- Willie Pastranp, EVII^RUDES . Other Borits In Stock kektor. up and Joe had read about It. "As 188, 'New Orleans, outpolntdd t*ri or* ROW iw oporofioa- AdeqnnteTenitery far SiUes Derrlopment ‘ Ordwryour 1956 bewlliif tro- far as competition is'concerned he Johnny Artnur, 228, South Aftrica, Your,choice may not bP listed. We have MvenI more GENERAL REPAIR WORK could fight for the next 35 years,” 10. . . 1 $ ' Proflt-Sharing—Paid Vaeatton-r-PaM ^olldays Wa kava piedoloM eqiitpinent tor teat aad repair of geaeratorA I pliiM ROW. Froo CHtdogMR.Rpoli said the Brown Bomber. ''But a Opooinqs for morainig onM! from 679.00 up. Bxifk terms for-those who wish to •tarter BBOtars. volta^ regolatora. friend of his told me that Roclity ' . LEADING MEN ‘ .) ' Oreiqs lnaurnnee*-Heepltnllsallen finflnce. - has been suffering from headaches Itfforwooii rosorvotioiis. laeludes Installation, plus tax. If yen have selHag experlenee—If yea are inteVebted bi your 12-Hour ER«raviR8 Sorylco and maybe that’s what he’s think­ ' Hallandale, ~FU. —(NEA) - r ' future sad the aeenrity of yo«r family ' tr ■ ing of." Seven of the 10 leading Jockeys ih Uuaraateod for 1 year. Joe himaeL- never suffered fro.u the nation have seen acUoh du» Try BowUug On Tbasa Foot aad CALL "PETE" .WILSON ONLY AT BARSTOW’S thingj, but he aaid "It could ing the current; Gulfstroaih Park .APPLY IN PfIlSON VANS STBi/on |flappen easy enough." f meeting. ' . " j. While Rocky has nf. been gn Ml 9.5650 MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN SEARS RtVEMICK A COMPANY " JUST NORTH OP THE POST OFFICE 477 Hartford Dd. Manchester ,Conn. overworked- f i l t e r s y to Grade-A ’ ; ' Sd UNION STBEBT—BOOKVnXB - MANCHESTER Suo( Cincinnati relief pitcher, HU Seiyloe Calle 1ST. 1f22 PHONE Mi #-7234 MANCHISTBI r 684 CINTiR ST.

nsrifcuw . a . ’ HoMSdd Fsr asto ktANCHESTEK- Older rix Mom Cheney9 Sees Park St. Land 2 YEARS TO PAY SPRING SPECIAIB^ coleolal ta idaal locatian mar •gpeanear Motet*, S h.^ te SS k.y. .MORE TIME IF NEEDED . ft U iiliirnM i. Roatal school and but. OU heat and ga­ Holsclaw B(wt TraUars to jpatchtto pttoa. Itonw rage. V.A. down payment X1.800, As Apartment Building Site TDO: TO USE chicken mamir* ea ■ - Chris Craft Boat Kits -> Old TTown A WHOLE HOUSE Okh; Botarar. N d- Six lUora raae^ ana block a(f| FIBSTTIME ON MARKET PIN BOTB wanted. Apply Manebeeu FRESH FROZEN titrkaya (ram 13 Oovehtry Lake. lW «a bodrooaea, leai than 8*0 per month. CUtford BKruklE TOO your lawns' and gardana. 30. i.'J Ktageraft and iqaay othars. OF FURNITURE lor and Bunto. Matter’s Hanaen and Ci. 30. S-1S9I. Ml. ter Bowrltag' Green. CaU 3(1. to 35 pounds, 66cpound. Also fresh Martas .hardware, paints, flahtag Studio, m ItdKaa. nice camar lot Vgeant., SaUtag for I Five Yean OM AoUing Plannen to ChiatfO 8m Qonnan eggs. Sebaub's Turkey Farm, 148 8-4671. FOR OI^Y 5488 4-07IS. 8-4*43, ______I------r ...... (rr aqulproant | SBJKio. BxoaUant tonwr avaUsMe.] Property to Retidenee C SUM WMI StiVtM, ------lUUetosrn Rd. -t vneWLEX 84 mm projactor: Good ON THE EASIEST TERMS Invastigata this aao BriauUfuI Blx room eomplate. m l ■UMt. ML M Sn. OpM .avaUiiga GROUND maintenance man want- JOHN F. VAI1.UZZI IN THE WORLD WtsriBK AppsrgI—Pbts 57 bathe, hot water eU heat, fireplaee, At Hearing on AprU 18 MwrtisMMnt ad, full or part time. Apply Man­ BABY CHICKS,and turkey poulU. condition, pricad to sell. CaU M b Lola rwBale 73 4-7678. piaMcrod walla, full basement, , ili^ in E D ADVT. chester Country Club, Smith Mato UtUe and SfcKtaney, Inc., 15 S COMPLETE LADY'S n e w beige caahmara combtaatlon windows and stokma. IMS BUICK, 1N7 I 'M pickup (or Woodbrldga St MANCR^TER BOAT CO. COVENTRY—For Mle, one Ha 800' Cheney Bro* hopes to esU a pai^ m PT. HOURS St. SEVEN FOOT RED Cedar fane# BOOMS OF BRAND NEW coat, sit* 14-16, coit Ills, aoU 168. I STaX v57U3^e«dlU«; frontage ISO' deep. On* emaU cel of its land at the aouthwiot MIo. Ml. M)Ma. •' MEMEXST.. TWO suits. 30. MHOS. WANTsb — Bkparien^ traa poles, 60c each. G.E. waritfr, 438- FURNITURE throughout. Ownor moving out of summer dWeUtaf. Very rasaen- 1 p.m. prlkas corner of Park and Chestnut SU. 8 : I f X BL to 4:S0 P. M. Shallow well pumps, * a . ML Ysl, 30. S-3934 $13,000 b r ^ o t O o ^ FHA aaoft- Mata. pricedPricod at onlvonly 115.300.818,100. abta, CtaU PI. 84042. aa an apartment bUUdtag Mte. CERTIFIED USED CARS Climbers and power saw opera­ Articles Per Sato 45 BEAUTIFUL WB8TINOHOU8E gages enraUakla. ^ Bank Stocks tors. Steady work. Coll Rockville 8-8404. Open evantags t — t p.m. ELECTRIC REFRIGEBATOR Wiatei—Ts Bay 58 Bid Asked Ray Goalee, cuModlon of proper- OOi»Y OASING TIME 1958 StuddiMtIccr V-8 TR. 5-7098. Saturday S — S:S0 p.m. BLOND BEDROOM 8UITB Vernon Straet-Pkr the party CHARLES LESPERANCE First National Bank ty for the company, said the land Sport coupe. Radio, heater, over­ STORM WINDOWS — Two, size ONE CRIB WITH or without Mat- ARROW HEADS, old gu u , awards, Sabart«n For Ssle 75 has no prospecUve buyer now but POR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 66%’'x87%". Nina alia traaa, one baby carriaga. i p . , _ HANDS03IB UVING ROOM leoktiig for a largo four bedraom of Manchttter ..... 3* 34 drive, SERVICE Ir a HON atteiKtant — SUITS < powder honia, siutfad animate, old heme this la a bantata. Nina rooms I BAST HARTFORD - Cape, tour Hartford National that the company would Ilka te sell Window scraens, ten, atze 34H"x 4VI 4. , ' ML 9-7620 MON. THRU FRI. port Unie, liver 35 yean of ago . BARSTOW NAYS, “ It's tha truth. m e a t -p r o o f DINETTE SET post dards^ ate. 30. S-SHT. Stan, in aU. extra laraa let. cleat to Bank and Truat Co. so S3 It for an apartment buUdtag'lo­ 1953 Packard Clipper rt%”. Storm doors, one, alz* 74” x Our SSndyaar saUtag Evimrudas.” rooms. Full caUar, oil not air 10:90 A. M. Two door. Radio,, heater, power and experienced, hours 4 p.m. to BEAUTIFUL “ DE LUXE” BANG . to M u s t Buckley schooL “ M la” price heat. Priced 810.0M. Don't wait, Conn. .Bank and cation, provided tha Town Plan­ 10 p.m. daily. Muat apply IS par­ 24” . one, size .74’’x40%". Screen 3, 6,6, 7.6. 10, 18. and so h.p. ning Commlsalen grants the nsoea- brakes. doors, one, else 74’’x34", one, else USED STANLEY overhead INSTEAD OF WESTINOaOUSB is only 113,500. HouaS naada oU call Gaaton-enikla Realty Ob. 30. Triiet Co...... 8414 8714 SATURDAY 0 A. M. son between 4 o.m. and „13 noon. models In stock, S144.50 up. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, burner, concrete floor ta kasomant eary zone change. 1953 Dodire V-8 74“ x40Mi’'. 38 pieces tor 814. CaU V x lighU, 7 X 7 x 4. 30 “ ’ WANTED, Saddle horse. CkU Rock. 4-4SM, MI. 84731. Maneheeter Trait .. (U Raferences required. Van's Serv­ Terms, trades. Only at Barstow’s, IF YOU PREFER .RUGS, ^ a UtUe patat to make it * | bedroom| The land ia the subject of two station wagon. Radio, heater, lew ice Station, 437 Hartford Rd., at 3a. 3-4444. Just north •( tha Boat Office. ______vlUe, TR. 8-4004, coUect.______Flra lamrano* Oompantoa yoim ooorcsATioN wnx mUeage. STORKUNB coilapatMa baby ea r-' LA3IPS, TABLES, LINOLEUM home. ad cotenlal withirith garage: VERNON—Ranch, 8H l*rg* rooms. Aetna Flra ...... 7V14 zona-changa requeaU that have . U AmtECIATEO the Texaco sign. . riage with mattress, like naw, |30. AND A Ye w o t h e r A R T T C I^ Iu ^ ^ y o u any articles around the Ctoa* to achool, bus. A wurgate at been added to tha agenda of the 1953 Pontiac “ 8” BOL2TON-BuUdti« atona. 1964 3(ERCUF'Y ^ t motor, IS WUUams Straet—N*w ranch now I ^bedroom ranch,k, wuf buUd Hartford F ir e ...... 188 178 draptoea, wall stone. OasMbba. 74 Plymouth Lana. horsepower. Asking S335,. Call PI. EVERYTHING house you have no further ue* ■lx room Cap* Ood with 811,600. Oaston-WUkie Realty Co. National Fife •••..«. 86 106 next TPC public hearing, which ts Four doer. Radio, heater, many SETUP MAN to punch under construoUbie. Many extra 30. 44884, 30. 4-8781. to be held AprU 18. extras. partment Om accustbmod to Also auta flaagtag. Bolton Notch 8-6406. ONLY 5488 fwr? If *0, why not turn them tato (aaturas. Only 814,880 and it wUI | kment nrage. AU fali^ Phoenix ...... 81 84 Dial Ml 3-5121 Quwry. ML 4 ^ 7 . Prampt de­ caah. CeA or write, Bob St BUI, ficed. T. J. Eeoott, Brokar. Ml. One request involves land on 1952 Studebaker Starlite elooa tderanca work profarrad. Free storage until wanted. Fre«| go 01. If you wlah, Mop by and Ulb and indamnity la * Ob* Ploaaa apply to Gunvar Mannfac- livery. Bosts Slid AecsMoriM 45 CARTOPS TO CRUISERS 1ST Burnbton St., Eaet Hartford, i-7683. Cheatnut SL which extends from Coupe delivery. he builder. PhU Finley, and Iw A DREAM COME TRUE Aetna Ufa ...... 148 308 the aeuthwezt corner of Park S t tunng Co.. 334 Hartford Rd. JA; A-5$$7. Wo wiU pay caah (or wiu give you a ' ’Cook'* Tour” of] Aetna Casualty ...... 118 134 Radio, heater, overdrive. Dunphy, Yellow Jacket Crulaers, Free eat up by our own .reliable marble fuinituro, glaas, china, for 875 feet to the south and has BARSTOW SAYS, “ BuUd a the property. ®****‘‘ 1 Andover—JUmo6t com|deted Conn. General (New) .351 361 iost an# Pmind 1952 Oldsmobile Super “88" APPRENTICE and engraver. Local SIX FOOT upright freezer, Uke anva half,” 13’ c*r c a r r y H I , Inc. Moidad Flberglae, Ttq>per Out. irien^ books, old latter*, coma, old Jewel ranch buUt for “ Iti " a depth of 150 feet This is land concern ha* opening for young new. Reaeonable. 30. 4-1304. board Oraisar, Oilppcwa, Ktag-^ ry, picture frames, good ueeid with eight aeraa and brook ta'I^H. the features you Hartford Staam Boll. 98 which Cheney Bra* reOently ro* Four door. 'Radio, heater, two tone.' pounds, complato kit only 4*4.80. Phone Me Immediutely HolUstar Straet — Older Travelers ...... 801k 8SH I jOST—Spayod wMt« cot. Hoad on4 1952 Ford V-8 ; / man to learii engraving trade 13’ ChaUengar; handles 8 to 15 h. craft, WaUace, Amesbury Sklfft, Hartford CH. 7-0358 furniture, or what have you. thre* down and three up. raar. Ideal for n ^ « r or chU -ji^tt,, home* FHA and VA purchased from the Connectient tail marlcod. with throe color*. Phone BU. 4-3717. p. fast, $114.80. Center deck, only Duratach, Oadillac, Aarocraft and Ume on the m*rk«t. New oU *15,500. approved. IM.OOO, RohUo UUlHtos Power Ca, when it sold the Power Child'* pet Miuing alnce Thurs­ station wagon. Radio, heater, Over­ aA T liO T /W a t e r heater 30. After 7 P.M. — CH. 6-4890 ConnTLight Power 18 20 drive. / 4-4965 after 7:30 p.m. 8lil.50.14’X43'' VacaUoner, $144.50, ..many others. XU'types of construc­ er, new plumbing. Ha* a fir er MI. 4-6166. \ , | other* avaUabi* and ready to move Co. Ita HartfOfd Rd. offlco buUd- day, chaaad l^r do»s. last seen In Center deck. $13.50. AU klu com- tion Ro o m WHAoot Dotrl 55 X Conn. Power ...... 48 45 ing. The land Is now in Industrial and 1952-1953 StudebakerTon IMMEDIATE See It Day or Night enclosed front porch, com! ion OLDER SEVEN T T Z u T llu to, from 818400 and up. U«o at comer a( West 8t. GBa v EL, s a n d , stone, hot nilx piste wlUi Monel anchor fast naUs. icreem, i ! i ^ I Ckiaiom buUt-colonlalB, Cape Coda, Hartford Elec. Lt.'... 881$ 60% Zone, and the company is asking Cbopor mil. CaU ML t ISST. Pickup Trucks / Just SPRING sh o w in g o f A——L——B-t—E—R—X— S R(X>M IN private home. Inquire good condlUon. Ideal (or large Hartford Gaa Co. 38 88 that it ba changed to Reeldenoa. asphelt, loam $8 yard, deliveredt Easy to build. BaratoW'a. ' " ■* 48-45' ALLYN ST.. - HARTFORD _ ------*. Aftr of cloaeta. Asking 818, famUy, Enctoaed luaporch, oU salt baxea, tri levela, *nd ranchea MANY o t h e r s AT,tOWB»T SALES OPPORTUNITY Nuasdorf Sand and Stone. CaU 30. north of the Poet Office. THESE BOATS AT State TaUo'r Shop. 30. 8-7818. After tUrting toon. Choice of acre, loU, Bo. Now England Zone C. - Xd)8T>-Black female'monfrel pup PRICES 6:80 can 30. $X047. heat, att utllltiaa. garage. Lot SS'x 88% 41% Increased demand (or ' the McINTOSH BOAT CO. Oxford Stroot—Five ibom roach and plana for auburban life at tu Tel. .> ..7 ..... Other Request srlUi white markings, wearing Easy Terms—Low / Monthly Pay­ •3 OAK STREET nearing completlan. Buy now and 38S’ Handy to but andwhool. WUl The other ' sone-ehange request green harness. MI. >•!»*■._____ high quality heating earvica wa FRIGIDAIRE 1$65, t 'l apecial, IN PRIVATE HOMM-WeU hcataS, qualify for. veteran. Phorie Bar- beat. ' Manufacitortag ment*—Bank Rates cbooae your own crilor ■ scheme. Am. Hardware .. 8% 30% tavolvaa land on the a o m aidt at offer makes it impbrtant to BRAND itEW Westinghousa ateam Complato line of patata, glues, used two months. Kemp's, Inc. large comfortable room, qtaet bar* Woods Agency. 30. 4^ X/O&T-Ut of car and hoUse keys train a aalseman at ones. Mail Notice Two flraplacea, big room*, lot la Arrow, Hart, Heg. 55% 56% Park St. - It extend* from tha > CHORCHES MOTORS iron, til. Call 30. 4-4375 after 5. • eaulUng and martna products. neighborhood for ganUsm*n. Ref- 50x800. Only 8 1 8 ,^ REIMER la hrowa leather case, between BuUding— ContrsetlBg 14 Help Wanted— Female S5 aelectad will be sent to bur •rencea. 30. 8-8188, Also. Spring ..... 88% 36% west aide of Ckeatout S t for 488 ■ S a v lw Bank and Popular Mar' STUDEBAKER SALES. SERVICE Auto Drifiax School 7-A A public luaring wUl be held by . IRONRITE IRONER, floor aample. Bristol BrsH ..... 38 feet and has a depth of 188 foot SO OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER factory training school. T h ts TRADBK - TER3I8 . tAY-V-WAY Tannerer street^'Straeta-Tboeo new ranch MANCHESTER )NSTRUCnONCOMPANY II ket. Mata 8L MI. •■MO*. LARSON'S DRIVINU MooT, ALTERA'nONS and addlUona. swill be a permanent position, the Town Planning Oommlealon, ■ PLAN • Kemp's, Inc, CoUlna ...... 115 136 The company wants this land Open TUI S p.m, MI. •-SOS TIRE SALE Wedneaday evening. April IS, 1 hornet by HentolH e r ^ A Paterman atUl Wba( fine Uvlng! Seven room olderl 36% changed to Reetdence' Sene C ala* Manchaoter's only trained and KUchqns ramodalad. Naw calllnga. with drawing account,' group 400-14 813.45 ROOM TO RENT. Near bath. Ona (or aale. Cholto locaUon, wall con- Coventry PI. I-688I Em-Hart ...... 851k UMT—PASS BOOK Bp. 721*1. cartlflad instructor. For your safe­ Workmanship guarantaad. A. A. CLERK TYPICTS Ilfs tasuiyuice, health and acci­ 1456 at 8_PM. ta the hearteg room ,, Open DaUy 4 - 4-Saturday 4 ^ 4 or two genUemen. 64 High St. good’...... condltloo withal- Fafntr B earing...... 481k 81% It is now in Residenoe.Bone B. 1»4S CHEVROLET sedan delivery. 170-15 *e*ee*eaeee* 814.45 EASY s p in -d r y washer; a real Notle* is hereby given that Pass ty w* are trained to taadi prober- Dion, tac. Ml. 8-4810. dent insurance, quota bonusaa of the Municipal Building to con­ ' Teleiphone 30. t-8103 struct^ bo^ea. I meet 4 scree of wooded land Landera-Frary Clk. . . 36 38 In “luqstag to aeU tha land** fbr Book No. n m , lasued by The IMS Chevrolet, four door, FlMUIne 710-18 814.45 sider the following proposed lone buy. Kemp’a, Inc. I ROOM FOR RENT— Heated, hot ea'U Rlirrh. ly. Ml. SAOn. and other benefits. If you have Sensibly ] ^ e d at 814,400, o2SXl Woodland-St. TTiree bedraome. N. B. Machine eta. . . . 351k 41% apartment buUdtag use. Ooetob Savings Bank ct Manchester has de luxe sedan. Call MI. y. BELLUOCI and Son, Mason Con­ Full time changes arid amendment to the LYMAN IS' (lahrlten, two cMvel water, kitchen privUegea, parking. batha, new ptae-paneled dsn, carport, only ■aid, tha company is ooasiderlag the ability to meet and talk FIRSTS GUARANTEED FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator, 6’, out mortgagat. Proaldentlal aectio... N. Eastern Steel .... 8 7 beenkat andai^catlon has been tractor. Brick and atooa vaneer, convincingly to home oswnera zoning regulations: ; aeata, three life saver cuahiona, Lady or gentleman. MI. S-1406, I cellar, oU beat, S-car garage. North and J u d d ...... 88 43 the reatdantlal property ownara In made to sUil bank for payment of GOOD BUY: 1#8J F o S Victoria and Guaranteed New Treads oara, fitted canvae, stays to aup. use it at your cottage. K^nip’s, d, idaal for V-S hardtop, ivory-Uack, 41,100, Motorcyctao-^llievelcs iT fireplace, chtamay, also concreta 'And builders, your future is ea- Amend Article IV, Section VI of , Gerard Street - Four bedroom aituatt«m for a largo Ruaoall Mfg ...... 8 10 the afa* The land north o f Park the amount of deposit. work. MI. 4-5451, 814 Fern St. 600-14 ...... 47.46 port canvas. Maatar-Craft trailer, Inc. LARGE, PLEtaSANT, heated room and you wUl overdrive, radio, roar speakers Part time tabliehed here. We are.dealers the Zoning Regulations by adding < Hot water. Private entranoe. 40 older iioma in nice reridentlal tec- Ikmlly. A real value at 814.500. lerrod, muat aeU. Stanley W ork a ...... 6S1k M% S t and asst of Chestnut are to ' BICYCLE RfcPAlRlNG aU types, Ml. 3-5043. 570-16 ...... 88.48 the following paragraph: Tha m ^ el CV500. .Johnson 10 h.p. CyjkCBINA'nON four and four, oil raridence aonee. ItyOND—light tan femUe mongrel good whitewalls, new slip covers. Jor the nationally known Tlpi- model QD15. WUl aeU (or $750 Center St. Mtived. Pries Terry Steam ...... 183 English a specialty.i^clalty. Now open 4 710-15 ...... :..... 84.45 etorage and « • « . U.S. Env’lope pfd new ISik 14% properties and would,C o o & e irooWP Brown and Whit* / mUe pike Ml. s-aoli. ience helpful but not ful but not eaeential. Tor. ap­ gaa pump island xnd between any room, Miower ta basement. 30. VMder>Robt ...... 68% U% I bring a good price as on tadustrlsl ~ ' et terms. Ml. 4-4495 or TR. essential. Modeyn in­ •BuRding Materials 47 glas*, chtaA, and naed furniture ]*VM .. W M k.n«; Mr. lowUt JA. B Q L l'’ moqmll dog. Can Dog Warden BIKES, CHAIN drive trikes, tri. pointment Call Mr. Whittag at BUDGET CENTER such UUnd and the front wall of bought and aOld. Funilturo Rapalr 8-7408. . The aboTo quoUtiona ars not to sit* However, ha asld. tha com­ LaoFtacchta. MI. S-4540.\. 1050 PONTIAC Chieftain, radio, dustrial plant, con-^ Mitcbell 4-1166. At the Center MI. 3-4164 the building of any motor vahlcia - Oak Orqve Street — tM febUa{ 44144 - Mr. Stavena JA. S-173T South ROsmI. Thikuni pany wants to ba fair to the hooto heater, hydramatlc, MI. 0-3MS, cycles, pedsi cars. Rebuilt, Framing—Canadian, all aisea, Servlc*. 30. 8^7444. ranch on a lot of 117x400. Six latgoi''. _ be eooatzuad a* actual market* painted like nfw (or half the price, venient parking. service station or gas fllling sta­ ItoadT...... 7 /7 .... per M 147.00 (leldatono homo nal owners ta the -arc* FOUND — A pUce where FOB SALS—Taylor T<*, Bendix U noma, two tile baUie. encloitod roar|M ^CH ®*TER-^U room C m Other aona-riumge requeaU to l054, 1101, 1062, MSI CHEVRD- 44 Oder Mill Rd. MI. 4-444S. its— Nurseries 15 tion provided adequate space' ia Prime Shakes IS” —Specie! A, few gtroltors and walkers. I Ic n c to s a ts colonial atmoapheto aecura a com|dete liiie of Smlcnnen Wanted 36>A automatic washer, 840. Call 30. left between front wall and Island porch attached garage, full b u s - S ? Beautifully landacm d be diacuaaed at the April IS banr­ yams and accesaories, atami. LETS, two doors, (our.,doors, hard, Sq. 811.80 Clearance at price Apartmenta— Flai*— ment,.• arteaian . weU, - etc. and— - m 5|il heat, -cabinet kitchen, diahwash- SPRING FLOWERS, fresh cut 4-4140 any time. to permit free movement of motor Knotty Pine Paneling 1x6 ) i ^ \ l ar and Aapqaal, cellar garage. tached gang* and ewkal I Stomach Ulcers ing include a propoaad rdmaga to gppda, ambratdeiy cottons \_and top convertibles. Some . with HOLO-KROME SCREW ROUTE BALE83IAN wanted. Combination gaa and oil range 2-4, many mor* chotoe (aature*. On^ anctotM roar porch. ‘ Powergllde, radios and heaters. Bnslnkss Services Offered 13 daily. Iris, uiapdragon, daffodils, vehicle* per M 8128.60 $149. outside firaplace. Near achoola J Zone from Rtiral «■■• "titong threads. / At Your Yam^ tulips, camatieM, and gladiolus. CORP. Five day week. Numerous benS' ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- UNION PLACE (Easterly endT SDC ROOM furnished, in two famUy (aW minutee walk to Porter Street A l e d t o L i a n c e r denco Zone of about ato Pbto4 ber> Shop, 90 Cottage St. Phone MI. ^AU carry a written guarantee. For fits. Must apply in person. Mab' aUa and atandard typawriters. Mahogany Plywood Paneling School. Priced at 881.000 and tha and but. Asking 814,600, Clifford the very best in used cars. Me REFRIGERATION aalee and Mrv Azalea plants tastnid and bloom. 3i BROOK ST. To change to Industrial Zone from per M $180.00 CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES | rant, $48 month/Oall 30. 8-1406. Hanaen and Ca 3(L S-UK>I, 30. ' . I daring Union Pond. S-3SM. ice. Commarciali houaafaold air DeUvery service. Anderson Green, ELMWOOD, CONN. cheater Coat, Apron and Towel AU raakaa of adding machlnaa Rural ResidenceNZone, alt or part . ownere are t® o(f*rt. EASTWOOD De a l Ds t a I BOb Oliver, Center Motor SalM, Co., 78 Summit St. sold or rantod. Bspalra on aU a ea r CaaingAaOOO’ Lota ft. 5lVe At the Green SIX ROOM DUPLEX. Middle-aged 44788. 441 Mnta St. condiUoners, (raesars. A. anp W. houeee, 155 E ld rid j^ t. MI. 3-4414. JA. 8-5335 of an area of approximately 6 8d and tod Common Nall*— 601 East Middle Turnpik* 30. 84674 \ K,. *p»j» w ™ RafrigaraUon Co. Ml. 4-lMT, BU. makaa, Marlow'a. acres bordering on Union Pond couple praterred. References 1111.800 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot tmorioan Caac*r Sodefy wport- Ubout „ „ u , , , 1^ ^ ABBOlUictpicnto picked up ...... keg $9.80 qutred. Box SJ, Herald. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Eves. Coventry PX. 8-7881' 1S60 PACKARD two door. Radio, 4M44, MI. 4-OOSS. Wanted— and existing Industrial Zona. 34’ ’ Fiberglaa Inaulation— water heat, full shed dormer, one today that on* out ®t fo u r of Tolland T^ka., 9buUi,6( a heater, uitramaUc. interior, like Rooftog—4SM 16 TOLLAND TPKE. >South side) Office'Phone Ml. 84416 acre, sweeping view, auburban IWILLDCANTIC— Chotca buaWu* om JNOOMB TAX Fraparad by «X' DOORS OPENED, kayo (Ittad J. EXPERIENCED girl on ebirt unit. EARLY i ^ D SALE Special ...... per M $45.00 GE REFRIGERATOR, 6' like new. I TWO OR THREE furnished ftwm uleera /harkora stomach 1 ant BuKnesa Z ' IL new. Selltag at a bargain price. Must knbi* each operaUon on two ss or Female 57 To change to BueineV 2k>ne II, - t IH ” 4x8 Plyecord Sheatlrfg— Rm . Phone 30. 4-7711 Carltonarlti “W Rutebtaa...... 30... 441S8, loeaUbn, main highway _Route f.l - auramv ha* And * chaag* to ResUtonee Zona patlattcod tax'consultant. Person' copltd, vacuum citanera. Irons, FOR 'fHE BEST in BondeiL built Kemp's, Iric. qpartment. Three doom from Cen­ U or buataosa. Ca|| Frank Fart' 104S Cbevrolat club coupe. Radio lrl unit. Apply Town aeaners, Spacial on all wh^l goods. from Rural Residenca Zoqe, all or Special ...... V...'. per M. $189.00 ter. Middle-aged couple or person approximately 884 ft. fretitage, 4| * B from R u ^ " Rosldane* Zona at heater, in gdod condition. Doug g m , ate., rapairad. Shaara, up roofs, shingle roots, gutters, CXIUNTER WORK — part or full Tricyclea $14.45. Values up OLDER SIX room home, extra l o t .l _ _ _ _ , ■ acrea clear level land. Nine room I doM. ML S-W8.- Kntvaa, mow era, etc., put tato oon' conductors and root repalra f48 Main St. C^portunity (or good, time. Apply in person. Sandwich part of an area of a p p ^ , 2% . Select Oak Flooring—Special only. Good reference. TR. 5-7001. about aoo by 316 feet oa tba aoutb las Motor, SU Mata.' /^■ecura position. to'$80. scree, south of present Bortnaea •■r perM 8239.00 .1% batae, storm Baah. Verplanck I modem home, city water, buUd* earner. aide of Ou»tt S t, between dtuan (or coming needs. Bralth' Coughlin. MI. 8-7707, Nook. 949 Main St. EAST AUTOMA'nc, floor aample. whool area. RacenUv radscoratad. 1 f®®4.9®®4W^. Carlton W. 1 INOOiU TAX prepared. Room ./■ Zone n . \ We guarantee eheetrock, rock Kemp's, Inc,_____ I XMOKEGIATE TUB DiAntT QUKEN at SOT West CklMPLEtld REPAIRS liy Stuart ROOFING, Siding and catpantry. with mmahollid duties please ci makes old ceUlngalook like new. Rent any of these Instramenta monthly. Nice location. CH; 9-4083. Carlton W. Hutchins. 30. 44183, | Room Capo Cod ta tip-tH> con­ Royal PlaaUclUcs. PI. 3-6618. Car Mr. Hoyt. /■ CHESTNUT STREET (West 4-4444. dition. AU room* finished. OU window.. AlumtauiR/ combination raaearek Wfs mij by tbai motive msrchanlae. Middl*. la new open. GUAR ANTEED USED R. Wotoott on wringer and auto- AlteraUona and addiUonb. CaU- Green Paint and Wallpaper Co., Trampet - Saxophone The operators want to dliplagr nacaaaary/ next to Mancheater Knitting Mills side. Cor. Park St.) To change to ' Diamonds— Watch \ ' ' Accordion - Trombone 1 FIVE koOM flat, 865 monthly. No heat. Beautiful lot with treaa. windows and screena. Flrsplac*, aoclety. nraOMSYAXES praparod in your naauo waabtag maclunaa, eiactrio Inga, Workmanship guarantaad. Residence Zone C. from Industrial I •children. Available May lot. write S3 HOLLISTBR ST. — Four bed- low taxes, large lot. Small dowql/ Ho concluded — it ia verylthelr waras an thdr gaa>pump rangas, vacuum claaners. motors, A. A. Dion, Inc., le Autumn Situations Wanted— at the Green. Open from 4 a.m. - Jewelry 48 ;\ Clarinet - Guitar O.L and F.H.A. mortgaga home or Mtatraent B b^r- 1956 Ford Country Squire/ CLEANINGr btomipman wanted. Wed Zone, ail or part of an area approx. or any other*. Box F, Herald. rooms and two, full batha, large I available. Priced (or quick iiuo payment. VA and FHA approved. 1 hard to find whetix . the lUcenllaad and between it. and tha m a t . GUI ML S-473S. Radio, heater, Fordomatlc, j ^ e r small appliances, weimng. 174 Straat. Ml. 1-4140. neadays (or>r Vrofcseional o office, Femalo S3 4 p.m. living rdBm, lovely kitchen and I tha wall at their atatfcm. lanoedliitax ^ Mata StTMt. Ml. 4-5474. 378’ X 150'. , - LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, to- -Only 810 for three months. at only $14,500. ___ _ Priced $10,900. Oaston-WUkl* I contain eanoer\ir\ cellac4 ateertag white wall tires, /tig h t Write Box U, ' % raid. 55 g a l l o n tak aruma for sale, PARK STREET (South side, dining area recreation room. This I 16 ST. LAWRENCE STREET- Realty Co., 30. 4-4849, 30. 94731. stomach tizeue u ) id ex- A, slmtlar amandmaaioHerad kgr mOOMB TAXES prepared. CaU pain, adjuats watchea expartly. BnslncM Locations la custom buUt Cap* with a fuU ] the operatora was rejactod by tha grey ftalah. New car guarantea. RUHBISH AND ashea ' removed. $2.50 each. Inquire Herald Office, west of Chestnut St.) To change : Reaaonabie prices. Open daUy. Repair on all inatranienta by SeVen Room older horn* Just 1 amtaed under.*Mici Dan Moolor. ML 9-m> or JA Roofing and Chimneys 1%;A EARN $50 to «\week in spare I CAN DO biUing payroll and book­ factory trained axperta. shed dormer. Must be seen to be I I BOLTON—Thrira bedroom .reach. ir thalTPC sefysral months ago. mil 1956 Ford Custom 8 , / General cleaning, cellars, attics keeping at home, Call 30. 4-5010. 13 BieseU St to Residence Zone C, from Resi­ Thuiuday eventqgi, 134 Spruce For Rsnt 54 block tram Center Street. One- Hs found that ths T-SSU. time. Car neceaaarj No collect'>U< appreciated. Shown by appoint-1 car garage. Good home for Fireplace, plastared walls, hard­ tadidterltj ...... «—' ' ■' " SI I ...... w ill ■■■ I Tudor ranch wagon. Radio and and yards. Reasonable rates. M. ROOFINU-^peelailatng tn repair- dence 2!one B, all ^or part of an Strriet Ml. 9-4387: ztomaoh uloer is o|to^ ing, no delivering. 0*1 30. 8-7657. 17 CU, FT. UPRIGHT freezer. Ex­ CHESTER ACCORDION COl STORE A'T CENTER. Heat (urn- ment.* Call Manchester Aaaoct-1 large (amUy. No traffic street wood (Iboifl(9oi*T haoement garig*. H YNOOME TAX returns prepared at heater. Like new. A M. Rubbish Removal, Ml. tog. roofs of all klmto Al*b naw t;------^—- area approx. 400' x 150’. falls to raapond to cellent condition. Reasonable. CaU Exact descriptions are on file — 41 Union Street lahed: 30. S4S08, 30. S4B31. WUI ates, Realtora. PhU Hallta, '30. for smaU chUdren. Owner’s acre lot, garden. |14,lop. CaU / your. conyentancO. -For appoint­ 1955 Ford 8 CroWn Victoria 4-4767. roota. Giittor arark, Chlmaaya ’ ,Ooga—Bints—Pets 41 owner. 30. 8-7070, better chance tha . U.S. Atom Lead WOMAN OR girl to care for two 30. 4-0440. in' tha Town Clerk’s Office. Maps Fuel and-Feed 49-A remodel front to suit tananta. SiKUl, Earl Rrriian, 30. S-74SI, '"transfer ia your good fortune. tha uloar is caMBerou**!. ment call MI. S-1S41. Radio, heater, white wall Urea, cteanad, re^ ra d , 30 years’ ax- 30. S-57(« Charles Laihrop, 30. 4-0854. -A tutone Ivory over Hack. ANTIQUES ^ftaftolWiad. Repairtos rtanca. Free aatlinatea. Call children, 3:80 to 8. CaU ML ^-8828, CONTROL BRED baby parakeets of propoaed changes may be seen 13400 8(2. FT. of space (or buataMS Buy this at $14,500. ROCKVILLE ♦8,400/ S-famlly, ------/ ------dona on any fumftura. 'neman, at 134 Glenwood St. in- basement, SPACE HEATER, ideal for cot' PI. 3-7094 14$ WALKER STREET-Seven I Seen Diminuhtag 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Con­ Kiwley. Muchaater Ml, S-SS41. tSge, Console radio, electric motor i'n the Town Planning Oommle- quality. offices■ or ■Ught ■ - 1 tadindustry. Second 8 and 8. Two porches'two-car g * -, _ , Grestost 188 SouUl Matn SL Phon* MI. HARTFORD wholesale firm rS' (rear), hours 8 to 4 daily. 30. rioh's .Office.- HAY, 300 BALES. Gpod Room Cape with breezaway vertible with saw aftachment. 30. 3-4769. RockvUle. TR. 5-7881. floor. CentraUy located. Parktag rage. Fair size lot. Good condition. Naw HAven, April 8 .—The \CALL COUGHLIN, MI. 8-7070 for quires services of billing' oleV, 9-4573. TOWN PLANNING CiOMMIS- BIG SPRING SALE! AU jrianoe wa (acUiUea. Call JA. 7-1873. OWNER MOVING and 1 car garage on fenced ta % mils from center. Tam 3U nor,'* * A U C T I 0 N S Radio, heater, hydramaUc, power roofing, roof repi also telephone and switchboard have recently loaned, reqtcd or landscaped lot. Bowera School « a 4 I chairmancnoirman ofor uiothe congraewcongramlonal brakes, power eteering, white MANCHESTER T.t6.Servica. radio PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, WE RENT floor aandeft, edgers. 8ION . ,1 DRY, FIREPLACE and furnace Broker, RocItviUa. TR. S4048. i tag. gutter and chimney work. duUea. Small office, working^ poliehera, hand aanders, .wall' Martin E. Alvqrd, Chairman .taken in trade, pianos / u4ed as SIX ROOM COLONIAL District and 3 blociM (tarn new .0 6 I n d u s t r y Commlttoo on Atomio Bnaray walls, tutone g r ^ and black, and 'P.V. specialists since 1984. now located at Routt 5 and Chapel hardwood. Immediate delivery, high school.' Selling below re* B y . /•' lost night that., although Ever! houra 87>4 per week, free'group - papering equipment, steamers and William A. Alien, Secretary $10 a load. MI. 4-1853 alter 3 p m. demoonstratora, or tUgConUnued g u n E OF 'offtcea on Mata St. Air e l l room three 1958 Cadillac Four Door Charter memberi of Teles. MI. insurance and hoapltalization IM., South Windsor, next to East Two-car garage, fireplace, cU| taacement cost at only $14,400. United Stataa lead* Russia hi sol*BP 4-4840 or Ml. 8-4407. . \ laddpra. We carry all types of Manchester, (Tonn. modele, now on aale at real ,sav-l conditioned. Inquire Marlow’*, feoaUy be made S t, April 8 (FJ-Prlca ..y,, BRAND-NEW INVENTORY OF Radio, heater, hydramaUc, power Heating— Plambing. 17 benefits. JA. 3-1684 for appoint Hk^ord Drive-In 'Theater. Open inge. Most are full Sfnott key-^ ■team beat, A-l condition, large lot, ExceUent 0.1. mortgaga avaU* into ^cur famUy. Owner using goto SPRING MERCHANDISE: Garden dalV4-S, Tuesday, Thursday and flooi ftaishee. C. J. Morrison Paint April. 4, 1466 creates for the faU aaason ta moatM gnuyiar «vary yaor.” \ ■teertag- Black wiUi white wall POWER AND hand mowe^ sharp- ment. Go., Center St. 30. 4-4718. Household Goods 51 boards. Included are nationaUy- desinblt neighborhood, near able, a4ven rooms that has oil hot 'WmpUaa, Outdoor Furniture, Tools, tires. Frioiw nighta 7 - 9 p.m. Man' famous Wuriitzer and Baldwins STORE AT 26 Birch S t for rent. echocto, bus, shopping area. 81$,S00 water, heat, could vacate in. 75 llpes ^ of shoes were announced byf\ Ben. Andanum (p*NM) said th* anad. Air-cooled engines repaired. PLUMBIHg and heaUng—Rapalfa cheatoh customera can call JA. • "'^S i Apidlancea, Fishing Supplies, 1953 Cadillac Four Door HARTFORD Wholesale firm re­ STAIR AND hill carpet, 12 x to Acrosonic spinets. Etoch one an Inquire Marlow'a. Ckn b* seen by appointment oiUy. day* Jn good condition. -V Owned ajcAOperated by first floor. One child, no pete, ta' raom, porch, karog*. Veiy reaoon- tion room, 1% bathe, modern markup. ’ ' Sen. Anderson propoeed foderal wall Uree. ery. Rafngarators, waahtM and son between 5 and 7 p.m. at 3tun WALTER FERR------ably priced. Carlton W. Hutchtas. .cage. Beautiful k ^ e n and Rand said price Increases "were .rants to send seienbe toachars to W , S — BERLIN TU PK Y. eon's Candy Kitchen, Bolton m IRRETT Jr. quire 420 Lake St., Manchester, kitchen has G.E. dishwasher, dis- \ltat* with view. Uvlng room (EWINGTON, 1952 Ford Convertible ASHES AND rubbish removed. stova' moving apeelally. Fpldliis MONGREL puppies, small breed. Ta^a aai Caaatry WILUAM J. PICKERINO MI. 44183, 4-468$. poeal, buUt tn>range and oven practically mandatory," due to the colleg* more money to mak* th* Notch. ’ raleed hearth /fireplace. Thra*| advance In the federal.-J • minimum i-i—..... more attractlv*' and urged Lt. A Power Co.. Bldg. Radio, heater, blue with white wall Lawn work, trees cut. cellars chairs (or rent Ml. 4-0758. 30. 8-4833. Successor to plug many other extraa. In a 'bedrooms tlO.lOO. Madellna Smithy' Wsnted To Rtnt €S WHY FAY high rent/ $i;000 down choice .location near achools. wage rate, wage incfeaaee for private tadurtry to toad theirhei r ed- Uree. • X cleaned. Papers and rags taken WOMAN WANTED to help with Craiaai|a„ Co. NEWTON' R. TAGGART buys attractive year round four Realtor. 3U.>ie43. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Oqn- away, (re*. MI. 0-pi42. . spring house cleaning. For further WANTED—Urgently, 44 unftmi' $34,5Q0':"'CUfford Hanaen and Co, union employee, and higher prices •ntlata to *choola fair toafhlag Peintlng^Papering 21, Uvaatodi-Vehicles 4^^ PhoM Ml 9-4143 room cottage in Coventry, Arte­ 30/8-150$, 30. *925$, 30. 9-0788. ■tace last (all on leather and other PcrBonals • f information call MI. 3-5416 during iahed rooms. Adult (amUy. Rea ...... -■■ / ' ...... — _ 1 eince .laai. purpoeta. . vertible , ALL TYPES of electrical wiring. sian well, (ireplac*, knotty pine He apoka at * Rotary 0 6 b cor- Radio, heater, light green with p a in t in g —Exterior and interior, tlje day. WE BUY COWS, calves and betf sonabte. Ctantrally located; Write paneling. Immediate occupancy. W a^ed— Rssl Est|its 77 ptateriais. WANTED—Rixie to and from Park Installationa and repairs -done. paperbanging, ceUinga reflnlahed. Box N. Herald. Near Center St.—Two famUy. ■>)( fereno*.. ' white Wail tires. Call J. and A. Electric. MI. 9-p475. c l e r k -t y p is t for biUing, to> ^ catUa.. Also borsea. Plala' Braa. A. C. B. Realty Cta. 30. *3893. ARli YOU OONSIDERmO -^Ave., Eaat Hartford, vicinity Riu- 1953 Oldsmobije Coivv^rtible Wallpaper books on request. rW EsU- Tal. SO. ^7406. and alx, oil steam heat,, city utUl- Ex-Steeplelack Dieo MU St. Hours t to 6. MI. 4-4764 mates given, Fully taaured. Ed- work in Manchester. Must be NOTICE OF PUlUC HEARING ON PROPOSED 30DDLE-AGED OOUTLE need < ties. Priced *15.400. SELUNO YOUR PROl KiUed in Auto Cyetk after 4. Radio, heater, hydramaUc/power REFltUGERATION sales and serv­ quick typist. BookkeepiiV' knoW' or. 8 rooms, single house pre W* wUl apprala* your steering, jxm'er brakes. Light ice, (reezeri, cooiere, etc, CaU ward R. 'Price hH 4-:1003. ITARY SEWER EXTENSION IN FOREST STREET. ' Meriden, April 6 (^1—^ForAier ledge helpful. *Good aalaiT com' (erred. 30. 4-S6(>7. HOUSES FOR SALET Main 8t.—Seven rooms, twacar. free and' without ony'^hbUgation. I ' A US' DESERTED LAMBS guided from green. 'Jack R^oodcock. Ml, 8-4684. nvenaurate with ability, with ' op­ Rea4 Herald Adve* We also buy prapsrty (or caah.| steeplejack Leo H. CoKay, 67, fell Brideport. April 8 (F)— a oe» PAlNTINO .ANlS paperhanging. CHESTNUT STREET AND OTIS STREET garage, large lot. On buz-line. off a chair yesterday and kiUed year-old Hawaw York York ee^ . n nu . afar, stand defenMlese. Victimiu. 1952 Buick Special Repair or newew work. . First claaa portunity to learn accounUng ma­ '. -A PXIREST STREET ■■ / , ■ BUSINESS CX>UPLE with 2 chil': 464 GARDNER ST. SolUim or buying contact tion prevails. Sweetnese reverts UUNDBR'S T.V. Sarvice. avaUabla chine. 40, hour week. Answer in dren desirk 44 room unfumtahed (8) Five room ranches, hot water; ^W ANLBY BRAT. Rtaftor himaelf. He fell in the eellar, and Hethan N. ManddL 8S. of Brook­ Club sedan. Radio, heater, dyhm any Uma. - Antanna cenverairma. work at reasonable rates, Ray- North Side ' ■ ' / lyn, "was fatally injured yesterday to savagery. Naughty lambs. flow. Black With white well Urea. mond Flake< Ml. 9-4337. own handwriting. Box A, Herald. apartment. Write Box H, Herald. Kndtty Pins Kitchen oil heat, full basement, piaster BRAE-BURN (UBAUTY ■truck the ehut'toff vSlve on. the PhUco factory auparvlsed sarviea: Name \ / , - Mailing Addreaa Baseboard Radiation walls, full insulation, fireplace, Ule - 'Ml. 84378. . " water heater. He waa fatofiy when a station wagon he waa WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit' 19M Ford Convertible Tel. Ml. t-14M. UX!AL FAMILY of three adultz driving crashed into a bock of • Radio and heater, PAINTING and paper helagtar No SEPTIC TANKS Ctaarlea E. arid EUzabeeth V. Hurlburt .... 115 Forest Street - Tile Bath ''^bath, city utUlties. - ' burned by Uie ecalding water that ney second shift, from vicinity of job too etaall. Free Satimatee. Call CLERK TYPIST Leonard F. and\Dorothy M. W eklind...... I'oe Forest Street would like 4 or 5 room siMre Firaplace with , knotty p iw / USTWaS WAHTED Stagia, gushed. out. track. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. AND house, raaso87 Foreat Street without option to buy. Write F. O. ;>lace, hot water oil heat, three, nees property. Hava many cash Prompt and reliable service. Call Open (or inspection every Satur­ 43S MAIN ST., MANCHESTER p a in t in g , paperhanging,, floor 35, Pleasant peraonality and' ap­ PLUfiSED SEWERS South Side Box 361. Manchester. arge bedrooms, full tile bath up. buyer* Mortgogaa arrangod. Autosaoblles for 8Sle 4 any time, MI. 4-2145. ^ sanding and (Iniahini:. Old floor* pearance. Stenography ' desirable. day and Sunday. 3 p.m.. untU-dafk- Porch ameslta drive, city utUitiee. Plaaoe cau Oforga L. Oresiadia, F. ,W. Clieney Ctompany , ...... ,146 Hartford Road u r g e n t l y NEEDED by family FOR YOUR' mason or cafpenter refinlshed.li.Vemon Hutchins, M|. Good salary, five day weak. Per­ MACHINE CLEANED Good location. Realtor. 30. 84878. 108 Haqry CHEVROLET—1453 Bel Air, tWo 9-2937, • manent position; MI. 3-4156 (or Irene Whitmore Cheney .. |...... 110 Fbreet Street of, three, -4 or 5 roonv rent. Tel GILBERT FICKETT Street. ■ ______' door sedan. Radio, heater, two NO m o n e y down. 1850 Oldsitio- work call William Kanehl Con- Frank D. Cheney...... 98 Forest Street 30. 4-4727 after 4 p.m. 30. 84483 New homes now under construction atructor and Builder. MI. 3-7773. peraonal interview. Seplle Taaka, Dry WeUa. Sewer tone paint. Bbccelient condition. bile, 1444 Ford two and four door. Ltaee laetaUed CHESTNUT STREET at Anealdi Heights and Wells SL IF READY to buy, eell, exchange I McClure Panfiac, 478 Main St. MI. 1441 Ford. Excellent second care. Bonds—Stocko-i|> Weit Side real eetato. mortgages arranged, 'Dribble-Drabble* BENEFICIAL Cellar WatorproaHag Dees BuHincss Property, For Sale 70 813,400 NEW RANCH bomsa now near Main. •-4S45. Open evenings. ood rutming and clean. Sep Bob Household Services Mortgages 31 FIANCE COMPANY Cheneyi Broa. .i ....'...... 146 Hartford Road consult Howard R. Hasttagi Agen­ liver at 'Centar Motor Selee, 461 Conn. Power Company ...... being' bUUt. Three bedrooms, ce- Induitrijzl land (or eale. MANY OLDER can, good trana- g 806 Main Street, Mancheater c in n e y i r o s .773 Main Street BUILDING—Two office suites cy. 30. 8-U07. Main St. . ’ Offered 13-A 81,000 COSTS $32.35 monthly and M K . Eaat Side raitae tile bath hot water heat, fuU HarUord, April 6 (JV-A r e t l ^ f "I dmi’t think it Iz." be contin­ Bortatlon. Cara that can’t , ba aeSn SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. business or profeaslonal. Air con ceUar, % acre, trsM, vtoWj-Satur- CHARLES LESPERANCE Hu t b r s w at^ - I f y j« at®, ____ ... _ ued, "it's the law and I think tha WEAVING of bunas, moth holes that’s all. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA William J. and Ruth Ctordner ...... 153 Cheatnut Streetyu dltioned. Central location. Reaeon. banker, aerving ea a Juror in a (tom tba stracL Look behind oyr 1453 BUICK apecial two door. ISe-IS3 Paarl SL. TrL 50 S-5S0S Anne and Jylia Fttiler...... 156 Chestnut Street ban. Pick your own color* and lot MI. 9-7620 ready to yw u law should be obeyed, and- that Office. Douglas Motori. 383Mata. land tom clothing, boai^ry runs, and G1 (lancing a apepialty with able. Box W. Herald. — now. Ckirtton W. Hutchins, Realtor, ■terday Radib,' heater, standard tranmiS' (^nnecUcut Mortgage Exchange Julia, T. and Jac.op Muachko' ..-...... 160 Cheatnlit’ Street want quick, rellabto aarvice., then ^ ; . there le no such tW"g, 1“ aion. Luetroua two tone green fin' handbags repaired' tlp|wr re­ Help Wanted—Mile 36 ML 44183, 30. 944M. , eaU The Real Batata Centar. lUal-1 l*9ow Juror* the taag«. w® , aa being dribble and drabble. . WANT TO BUY A CAR and had placement, uinbreilaa repaired, I’llewis' St.. .Hartford, Conn. No|trian and Edith M. Stevenson ...... 166 Ctaeitnut Street MANCHESTER — Oversized six state rjpreme court decision. teh. Driven but « certified 17,000 WANTED—Carpentera, carpenters Beatrice A. Bgari and Cecelia M. Wandt . . . 170-C!Heatnut Street ' ton. *5 Bast Center SL JA. 5-a5341 The Judge wanted to l u ^ your credft turned dowoT. Don't miles. Original' white wall Uree. men's shirt collars rSversed and Farms and Land For Sale 71 EAST CIDiTER ST.—Suitablo for room ranch, two yean young. any Ume. ,...... ■ •: The atubbcit Juror,- Frederic “which juror is finding it zo d lf^ va up, aea “ Honest” Douglas, replaced. Marlow's LltUa Mend­ heipsrs and painters. See John Alfonse C. and Mary M Kuzmickaa ------176 Chestnut Street office and home. Ten rooms, Btdwell o f Bloomfield, branded the Extra extra clean. Just traded on Businesa Opportnnitiea 32 Kornee,' or John HlUe, at Jarvis STAFFORD SPRINGg-lSO acres Modern kitchen, ceranfilc tile batn. cult to go along with ao many ec gS Main. Nm a (taanca company a 1453 CadiUao hard top. It's Bob ing Shop. Rudolphs J,, Jr.'"Slid Theresa M. Banville .'. 180 Cheatnut Street ■team heat, oil, flreplace, two two fireplaces, .iwalk out ceUar, at' uErm O S WANTED in old aiid decision, which was produced ta plan. Acres, Just off Vernon St. at Byron M.,.Jr. and Dorothy C. Morton . . . ,'.'188 >Chestnut Street land. .High elevation, good .view bathroonu iwo-car sarage, large new. hornet. Buyere waiting. Some an effort-to make him conform to hie fellows 7" * . - ■- Oliver at Center .Motor Salea for ITAUAN-AMERICAN restaurant Mancheater Green. eAUGE MAKER Approximately 60 acre* Open land tached garage. Wonderful locS' "M r. Bidwi^.” repUed th* fora- the best in used car values. FLAT 'FINISH HoUand window and bar. Full liquor license.. Fully William PJ-and Mary V.„Rlce . . : ...... 140 Cheatnut Street lot. Ample parking. Mortgues ar, tion. Aaklng $23,000. For appoint' want occupancy now, aoma end of the opinion of the other 11 Jurors, FORD, 1441 Victoria. Radio, heat- ahadea, made to. maaaura. AU David R. and Elsie H. Spencer .-...... 148 Chestrilit Street Excelleot development area. Six ranged. A real baigata. For ap­ . ar, overdrive, two tone pknt. One equipped restaurant. Sunday sale g a r d e n e r a n d handy man % ment to inspect call Oifford Han school. T. J. Eecott, Broker. Ml. ea. tdribble-drabble." “Stand up, Mr. BldweU," orderad metal veneUan blmda at a' new OTIS STREET ' ‘ room houae. Two large bams, (our pointment call George L. Graai* ■en and Co; MI. .8-1808, MI. 9-0788.. *-76S3. ' A mletrial wSa declared., ''^ ’owner. McClure PonUac, 878 Mata low pricer Keys made whUa you of liquor permitted. Ideal ‘ (or wanted. Plenty of work ... good Get reedy for Suuynef with this 'car garage. Some cattle and the Judge. party. Plenity of parking space. paw. Must have a car. Wbrk TOOL MAKER West Side dio, Realtdr. 30. 4-5878. Judge Oalle ta Panel . St. MI. 4-4545. Open evening^. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 wait. Maridw'i reversible halter! For day-wear 8384 equipment. Owner not well. OFF PORTER ST., roomy Cape “What waa there about till* Moderate rent, lease. Rosemouiit 'many? hours as you wish. CaU 3a, Raymond L and ' Vera Andiaio ... ----- 1$ Otla Street l2%-24t4 When the Jury wee etlll out’ on Nward J. Hull' ...... 1009 Mein Street make one side of plain fabrio and $38,000. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock­ (tod, fitll shed dormer, fireplace, Cyclist In ju r^ case.’’ he asked, "that led yea .to 14U DODGE faUUon Wagon. 14 FORMICA \;ouiUera, eeraiiilc wall Restaurant,. Route 85, Bolton 8-5416 for more derails. ville. TR, 8-5043. r -MANCHESTER. 1 the case after an hour, the Judge believe 11 of y®uf felloWa wera w paaaenger. 1444 International TRUCK TIRES Conn. Highway from Mancheiter Theodore J. and Shirley L. Stepanaki...... ,...42- 4ib Otla Otis Straet Straet . . \ the other of plaid; fo r evening— hot water beat, garage; nice pri­ called In the penel and >rcad the and Upor Ule. Let ua modernize MACHINIST William L. and 3f*rie E. Hebenatrelt .... use white or black pique embroi­ vate lot. Only 818.400. Carlton W. horribly wrongT" ^ _ ,v .i- ' achom Mia. Can be seen at Royal All your/bathroom and kitchen. For to Colchester. CaU Mf. 4-8336 after WAREHOUSE 3IAN (or permanent .... 46 Otla Street •htS most *ttractive frock tn Five rooms, flreplace, plas­ In Crash Here high court decision, handed down Sizes 6-8-10 and 12 ply. First work. Conmany benefits. Apply Clifford E. aitd. Leona T. Joyce ....741 Middle Tpke., East dered with dainty daisy design on Hutchlnz. Ml. 44133. 4-4694. “It’z my doty, rapbed, Bidwrtl. lee Cream Co., Warren St. Mr. line, factory blcimsbed. Save free eeUmatea'’caU MI. 4-2455, The 12. noon. *’ your spring' wardrobe — , the ex' Housaii. For Sale 72 in 1891,' to the effect that jurors i0%. ■ , . : • , : ------. .— Frank and-Rita Lombardi ...... 60 Otia Street ' tha collar. tered walls, knotty pine rArea* with, outthruzt chin, "to render n OrftteUi. No down payment, 18 months to - Tile Shop, Buckland. Goodyear 'Tire A Rubber. Co.. 180 perti/ tailored shjrtwaiater that's Roger Grenier, 12, of 57 Edmond muat respect each otbcr'a opinions. Goodwin St.. Eaet HSrttord, Omn. Beni,to Pagaril ...... 70jOtie Straet - Pattarn No. 5685 contain* tUeue peefection ih fitting. A halt-size IMMACULATE' seven room Orran tion room, rear porch, garage, MANCHESTER GREEN verdict according to my belief. Aea p »y - TOP WAGES St., Buffered minor injuries about "If you are disagreed by a vote M88 FORD, tw ^ op r ledan. 28,400 FURNITURE repalfirg and refin- Help Wanted—Female 35 Phone BU. .4-3424. •- Eaat Side sizes 14, 16, 18 tad.: material special. , Manor ranch. Garage, amssite ameeite drive, diehwaeher, gar- 4:15 this morning When he crashed of 10 to 3, or 11 to 1, then you I wrong?” ■ milea. Original owner. 4'cylinder. needs; hot-iron transfer for dzUy Three bedroom ranch. Birch kltch' Ute Judge allowed be waant* BUDGET.CENTER lahinirt antiques restored. Furni­ LuciUe O. S loan...... U Otle Street No. 8384 with p^tt-o-rama ' in­ drive, iRueco storm pjiah, well to , bags disposal, trsea, city uUU- en cabinet, disposel, ceramic tile the bicycle he waa riding tatoji have no problem," the Judge ex­ Block. Radio, bcatelT excellent ture llepalr. service, TalcottviUe. WANTED btsurcMe* l(NM4its Mathew P. apd Edith.G/tMecDoriald design; sewing 4^d embroidery di­ cluded ta sizes 12%, 14%. 16%, well carpeting,'.Venetian blinds, and commented that now ha ap­ - . - Ml. 1-4164. s k e t c A m a k e r s „ 17 Otla Street ties. Owner eaye aell, moving) bath, garage. 115,400. delivery wagon on Deepwood ;Dr„ plained cheerfuUy, and the Jury Urae, vary clean car. 4445 wiU Ml. 8-7449. Laurence and WUheliriiiia Lapolla...... ----- 23 Otls.Sta You are.hereby noUfled that the Btard of Water Commiralonera of the people three car garage.' very uty sheriff igd.hMter, -V-S, Good con- Jday be seen by' appointment.only, cated. agency office. Must be a _ SUPPLY CORP. upon .which the cost ot such extension may be aaacssed! t o ' choose more patterns in cro­ '56 -edition of our complete pat­ 80 UBERTT ST. Oqe block' from Seven raom Cape, attached ga­ Patrolman E>m a n u e I Motol* book," said the foreman heatedly, He was told he wOuld be retried dRlen, Mil 444tt. GE7T YOUR drlver'e license now. GENERAL CARPEN^RY-Altera K F &D Objectione to the propoaed sewer construction wilt be heard by TH* chet-embroidery and knit—plus 3 tern magazine Basic Fashion. It'a rage, ameeita drive, - storm sash, Ml. S-llOS 4:80 *m , to * p.m later, probably tar another M Tii typist. Apply Jarvis Agency, Inc Elm Street, Mancheater Center, five room eingie; oil burn­ who investigated the accident, said "we were told it was nothing but Enjoy early apring driving, enroll Uons, jKldlUons and newTonstruc^ Board of Water Commiaaionera at a hearing to be held in the MunioU full shed dormer. 818.I0O. Hek Evenings ' and waekends Ml. and without Mr. BidweiL PLYMOUTH CLUB coupe 5,Daver ~ Rd. ■ “ Tel. ■ *"* MI„ *8-4113. gift patterns, dlrectlona printed ta filled with zniart, easy to aew de- er, hot water heat AU 'UUUtiea, no arrsata were made- drlbbls and drabbts.” now with Manchester's oldest, Uon. Dormers, porchea, garaxaa SERVICE a^tion attendant, okar Maaufacturiaf Ca. pal Building, 41 Center Street at 8:00 P.M. on April 17. 1966. b o A Only 38c a copy! sign* QMClal featura* 100 ft. k t, 818,000. ' Agency. ML S4DII .ML 94118. ■4008. ' - 4 ■ , to wonderful emuU taoat recommended auto achool and rooms (talahed at reaaonaliaaonaus AVON o osm S t m ' offers ipor- BOARD OF WATER (pOMMISSIONERS - R. Small down pay- 35 ytara of' age and axparianced. Cali Manchester Driving Acads prlcaa, Workauuiabip guaranteed. tunlty for growing income thfoi Apply ta parson at Van^s Sarvlca 334/6harter Oal^ St. , TOWN OF MANCHisSTER. iqy. PI. 2-7344 any Mr. Fraa asttmatu: Robert M. Alex­ sarvictag famUias in your i ml Station, ifr Hartford Rd., botwafn ' . Maflchftaar > By RICHARD MARTIN.' HicleiSte, your pertohal toitructor. ander. m , 4-ni4- boriiood CaU M I. S-S745. “ S a.m.' and 13 nooni- Oaneral Maiuger. ■/ A THURSDAY, APRIL 6, l» 8 t PAGE TWENTY Avefage Daily Net Pm a Ron' The Weather • Manrt|f0t^r ^tiraing 1|(ralb PMT tiM xC«ak EmM FaraoMt af V. M. Waadfear aurck 0L UM Clott^ taelgkt,. rata tittlaalng Loyal Otrele of King's Daugh­ Members, of the United Metfao- The-cast HarUor4 High School aaat mMtalghL Law ta aM-Aea. ters will hold a regular meeting 4iat Chura of Bolton have been 11,950 A bout Town Alumni Assn, is sponsoring p Invited to square dance in Eaat (tatilrtfajr rata. wtaAty aaiil Aat aa spring dance and aociai to be held Monday night at 7:46 in the Fed­ r «C Um AMtt Hartford tomorrow, night. The af-' U ONMMiaai ■ekL High ta 0ia. Okadr. lUdHud D. Niaa«n, U.S. Siiurday, ■, AprH 14, at the new eration Room of the Center fair will be given by the Couples CUT SPRING Manchester^A City of Village Charm Kaval Riainri. )iaa been auigned high school. 777 Burnside Ave. Church. Surgical dressings for the Club of the Wesley Memorial to Um poat of commandant'a rapre* Music will be himlshed by Paul hospital will, be folded, followed Church at 0 p.m. Those who plan ...... )• >1^1111 aastathra of the Hertford, Crom- Londerman'a orchestra, and re­ by a social hour. Mrs. Samuel to attend are asked to contact - f (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1954 AiieeetMmg m Foge IB) wall, Watortouiir, New Faeen area, freshments win be served. All Wilson and Mrs. Robert McNeil, Mrs. J. Richard '^aeger. CLEANING VOL. LXXy, NO. 159 PRICE FIVE CENTS ia aaiWng two enlisted men to as- alumni and their friends are in­ will be the hostesses. Ust M n In a program of explaining vited to. attend. Reservations may .Mrs. Dorothy r’eieraon of 387 W' tJw Arciod Forces Rsserre Act of, be made .by contacting Mrs, R. A. Members of-'Uie Manchester Rod Autumn St., an employe of the 1N8 to civic orgai^tions and Ferris, 04 .Phelps St., East Hart­ and Gun Club will meet at Uie Sul­ State Labor Departipent’a Em­ CHORES IN HALF DcMld^ in R ace cluba. Niaaen would p ^ e r inactive ford. livan Funeral Home. 37 Connecti­ ployment Service, baa been pro­ reainiiU or Navy veterans. Nissen cut Blvd., Best Hartford, tonight moted from recepUonIst-typiat In aald the poslUona involve drill pay The Confirmation classes of the at 7:30 to pay reepecta io William the Manchester office, to inter­ For Bushes Job and tifo v/aeks active duty. Speak­ Zion Lutheran Church will meet H. Woolridge, a meniber of the viewer in the Hartford local office. 1 1 ing engagements «*ould be in the at the church Saturday morning club, who died Tuesday in Hart­ She has been replaced here by Mre. •V- evening only. at 10 o'clock. ford. Catherine Bolduc of 26 Hale Rd. Waahlngton, April S tffi— Rap. Dodd (D ^ n n ) an­ nounced today his candidacy urge for the DemocraUc nomina­ tion for U.S. Senator from -X. Connecticut. Thia put him in the race for the seat now held ' Moscow, April 6

— A Czech Communist leader-said today hy Sen. Biiah, a Republicsm. the'Plague regime has investiimed and found valid the Buah haa announced he's a ense execution of Rudolf Slansky and Vladimir dementis. Zdenek candidate for reelecUon for a aik-yoar torm. Fierlinger, president .of the Czech National Assembly, told a Dodd said his decision to nawa conferanca hara they will note.------' “ ' > seek the nominaUon had been ba “ rahabllitatad." reached "after consultation .eianaky, a Jaw and firat aacra- with my frienda throughout / tary of tha Ckach Oommuntat OonnecUcuL" UN Cease-Fire Plea ' ■ Party, and Clamantla, a former "I seek this nomlnaUon, and WE'Vr DOZENS OF WOI^SAVERS O HELP YOU I Caach foreign minister, were exe­ I shall seek the office on my cuted In 1962 on charges of Tlto- record in . public life covering H IR I’ S A RIAL DOWNPOUR OF VALUIS! iam and spying for the West. -more than 20 years, beginning Fierlinger said the charges.- Ends Second €las^ My good friend, Everett Keith o f the 7 RRr^ Pinehurst Campbell Soup Co, is adver­ aa an agent In the Federal Keith Furniture Co., was correct A against the two Men and their ae-1 Bureau of ' Investigation and tising s o u p e R b u r g e r s Boclates had heen thoroughly in-1 when he said that an address should Pork/Roasts lb. 29< vestlgSted. and that po cause had! reaching membership on the a.s 4 new ways to enjoy Foreign ASTalrq commltiee in JeruBAism, April 6 —A new artillery duel between Egypt At HALE'S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPt appear in every business ad. New hamburger and they tell heen found to change the court's the-House of R^reaentsUves." resident.s are telling us they have had verdict. ' j and Israel (filled today on tbe tense Gaza strip A n tler. you to mix Hamburg with The Soviet government's recent; Dodd’s statement said that Egypt reported one soldier killed- It also reported 63 persona trouble locating Pinehurst. If .you Choice Grade/ in the months ahead before LAND O'LAKES Mushroom soup SjS make rehabiUtation oB victims of Sta- j dead from yesterday’s gunfire on that border—^21 more t)uui \ 4 9 know where the Manchester Memoi- lin's one-nian rule started a wave' the convention and election he V-8 COCKTAIL The ers Have Come To Hale's Mushroom Burgers; Chick­ would "discuss all the Issues in earlier accounts. rial Ho.spital is located, or are fainiliar 'Gubc Steaks Ih. 99c en Gumbo to m.dke Creole ef speculation that Ruaaia's Com-* fl. VEmASLE JUICES with the location of the State Arm­ munist neighbors would follow that confront the people of The new outbreak did not laat. It apparently waa broaght BUTTER Burgers; Onion Soup of 'suit. Hungary did laat week ,by Connecticut and the United to an end under Hje U.N. cease-fire appeal that finally halted Serve lee CoM ory; ,vou will find it ea.sy to reach States." • Is <)nart«ra 46 Ob Tin MEAT DEPTe Mississippi^acon course for Onion Burgers clearing the name of Lasslo Rajli, .yesterday's clash, . But charges were exchanged between Pinehurst . . . where they sell just / Lb. and Tomato Soup for Meat- former first secretary of the Hurt* Israelis and Egyptians over responsibility for the deaths, about the fiiiest meat available in " gacian Communist party. Th* situation caused UJ4- truces - — ■« OHeriog You Many Treasures: lb. a9c balls on buns . . . Sounds . Streea ‘SoctaUst .LegnUty’ Connecticut and the freshest vege- ’ pretty good .. . just so long chief MaJ< B. I*. M. Burna to poet- BEEP BONELENS The Central Committee of the Textile Union pone tllf tomorrow hla departura tables, too. We are north of the Posy as you start with Pinehurst Czech Communist party^ called Office on the Pinehurst Corner o f for Rome and a meeting with U.N. Ike and Dulles fre.shly ground beef. We laat week for new emphaals on Secretary General Dag Ham- CHUCK POT ROAST .. Main and Middle Turnpike . , . ^jlist ’■Socialist legality" In line with tl\e May Get 6 V^% CAHEFULLY CUBED Pinehurst White Rock Chick­ have Hamburg at 39c lb., 3 marskjold. Ha had planned to one short “hop” from the Armoji^’. ' detiteions of the February Commu­ leave Jerusalem today. Tha meet­ en p a rts./ . Buy what you lbs. $1,00, F.re8hl.\\ Chopped nist Party Congress in Hoacow. Hold Parley on CORNED BEEF. • • • • You will find plenty of parkinF’in our Wage Increase ing will be preliminary to Ham- Chuck, lean tasty at 55c, nerlinger, who is touring the So­ marakjold'a Middla-Baat peace ■wMI CiCMii. Lightly Rditei HALE’S LEAN LB. own lot on the corner . . , Mention of want . y . legs or breasts. Wrongly Jailed PREMIER RUN OP Round Steak Ground at 79c viet Union as head of a Csech miesion,' ordered hy the U.N. Palestine Fight the Manchester Hospital brings to jparliamentary delegation, waa Roy Staton, 52. Jailed ' 16 Boston, April 6 -lAS—Tentative Security Council Wednesday. THE GARDEN BEEF GROUI^D Reg. S6c Lb. And w/ have farm fresh Fry­ and the newe.st . . . Sirloin naked by an American reporter: mind Pinehurst’s brautTuI custom PATTIES all ready for the years ago In Stateville prison agreement granting hourly pay in Report SS RUM UBirs packed gift Fruit B a .^ ts . . . The.se ers ./. Broilers \ . Roasters "In view, of, the eSorta to.re- for robbery he didn't commlL creases of up to 10 cents to 10,000 Washington, Aprtit Ub-EroffidiMt broiler 89c lb .. attablish Socialist legality In A (tairo military spokesman Bisonhowor and Socratary of SUta - ARMOUR’^ STAR ^NELESS — baskets, are just as welcome to hos­ beams his pleasure with free­ New England textile workers w-as said 59 civilians and four soldlera SWEET PEAS and/Fowl. Czechoslovakia do you aee any dom after uhia release lata. reached last night between Berk­ Dulles cottferrod for SO mlnutaa tM CORNED BEEF pital patients as flowers . > . possibility for the rehabilitation of were killed In'laraelt shelling of day and the WMta B ona Mid it April 4, at Rock Island, 111. shire Hathaway Inc. and the Tex­ the Gaza strip yester^y. He said 120z.Tin Rudolf SlanakyT" Circuit Judge Leonard B, Tel- tile Workers Union of America. would be "fair to aaaumo” they 2 Cons VEAL ROLL . . . >|l| ~>8 clvillana were wounded. dlacuaood tho lataat outbreak e( After Bcveral momente - / of leen signed order releasing The contrifct. Which speclSes i The apokeaman reported tha Pinehurst is opM at 8 A.M. daily Umember, no axtra liyar of fat on Pinahurst Extra Laan whispered consultation with other Staton, after a paroled con­ general 6<^ per cent wage boost BghUng on the PaiooUno hordor. membera of the delegation and an clwlan dead included 27 women Jamoa C. Hagarty, White Bdum LB. . . . and fer/your shopping con? < vict admitted he and a friend and frlniie beneSta -is subject to and\children and the wounded 32 Rdiind, Steak or Sirloin Tip Pot Roasts which sail this weak at audiblq anicker from Soviet cor- etaged the robbery for which TIVUA mcsn^rahlp approval. press aecrttary, pot It that w ir in RUMP ROAST ■ - T v venience wa'^are open until 8:30 69e lb. y Eaton hae been aentenced. womML and 4 children. talking to nowamon but docluod (OeaUmied on .age Bglit) I f approved the contract will be Ha amnuod iarnal of n "pra- to say whethar tha Prasidant and; P.M. on /Thursday and Friday (AP WirepbOto){ effective to Aug. 15, 1958. meditattii attack on the civilian HALE’S FKESH DRESSED / \ Import from Behind Iron Curtain DuUaa are "gravoly concornad’f nights. The agreement also calls for the populattonX Ha aald tha artillery* about tho shooting along tho Oasn AGAIN WE FEATURE AT LOW PRICES return of three holidays asid time A Siberian wool-hair UffSr cub of one of the moet ferocioua apeclea In tha world harak lU tanga men hit th^jnarketplace and tha atrip. ROASTING CHICKENS / and ■ half when they are worked. aftar arrival at Hamburg, Geimany, Zoo. Two tlgera came to tha Zoo from Siberia through bar- English and itayptian hocpitals in Balks St ■‘laboraMM BETTY CROCKER HALE’S NEW ENGLAND We gladly cash all govarnmenL CHOICE RIB OVEN ROAST 1st 2 ribs lb. 59c The .holidaya were dropped In last tar agreement between the Zoo and Ruaaia. Gaza and virtually’ Ignored "I am not gowg to charactariM DECAP business*and authorized personal Salesman Arresl:ed year’s contract. military objaetivea. It," Hagarty said, nfantaig to tho PLUMP FOWL . . 3rd thru 6th ribs lb. 49c Berkshire Hathaway Inc., largest An faraelt aponamnn In Jaru- tenor of tho Biaonhoirar-DuUoa dlo- aiNflER BREAD MIX HALE’8 READY CLEANED LB. chgicks. cotton rayon company in the ■alem said tha Egyptian caaualUas cusslofi. lOeOffManiB. In;^nt Coffee north, traditionally has set the probably resulted frbps a heavy In roaponao to a question. Hag- BROILERS . . . e e . . On $1,500,000 Debt wage pattern for Hew- England's Ike^Educdtion Report States concentration of Egyptla" »rtll- arty aald "R would m fair to as­ 4 Oz. Jar ^Do your one sto^ food sho mg 60 other plants and 40,000 workara. lery, conatltutlng a military sume" that tha oonfocoaeo daalt at \ Berkahira Hathaway operates 12 Jectlve, in elvUlan commuMUi generally with tha teoM sltuattoa plantar In Massachusetts, Rhods Is­ Prevtoualy, Egypt had regortad In tho MidaaaL huncheon Needs: 302 MAIN s / Phoenix, Ariz., April 6 new teachera' each year. It dlo Eaat waa not dia- V marchandisihg for H A L djatribu- schools than there U to criticize. i minority report signed by Israel woulff"do everything it can I3HOz.Pkr. / estimated this year's supply at to coopojrate" with Hammarskjotd. cuaood at'tho oasbiotseaBton. SECTIONS SPECIAL SALE! (While they Lest) tors, Inc., of Xenmqre, a iBuffalo Their weakheeaea usually stem four memberii contended federal about 57,800. At United NatMM moanwhllt, • FRESHLY WASHED PASCAL aujbrub: H A L Distributora, and Absolute Limit from a' lack o^means rather than asiistance aheuld be through The aliortages. It .said, art com d the new Aareup wobld' U. S. fiocrotary G o n «^ Dog Kam- Hand Peeled in Heavy Symp^. three afHtated companies, supplied any defect in their goal." loans, not grants. Another, signed, not dbter Israel from this pollcj^ marakjold held a fulM roitnd oir. Fresh FruH and Vegetables pounded by the wave of wartime « Frtnch Forolgn Ministry BOTH FOB $2.35 TRIMMED SPINACH " CELERY merchandise used by - retallei Uaanlinoas e«i Bkw Ban by two members, held that it and postwar babies nalition APPLES 2 Lbs. 29c Here at Pinehurst, wc axe glad to announce a white House and ktate .confer­ have besn enormously -expanded adviiMB bn edge during tha morn­ not released by police, aeid they law and unpose an "absolute spe^ The segregation Issue si** during the'past two.-Jlenarations In FLORIDA redaction of 4c lb. on celved only scant attention ences. , ^ ing. Ho was roportod in constant RUMELE lE E RRAND saw Lester lat'^r In an all-night limit" ' instead, the Connecticut response to "a gW'itne. public de- direct contact with MaJ. Qcb,-B. L, 7 SAVE 21c restaurant. Safety Commission -reported to­ in reports Issued during laqt : The- report wound up a project Oaims Victory COHOE,, MARTENSON'S. MAXWELL HOUSE. S|t in motion in response to Bisen- mshd." _ ■/. H. Burns, Canadian h uporvt^ of Doz. ^ 9 C Big Spender day. V winter’s conference. It was no\ "The baslc/fesponslbillty of the ORANGES Buy l/i Gallon Saaltest Icf Cream ...... 9 8 c. Officer Ralph Walton took {heir Connecticut's law requires mo­ mentioned in. summaries of preli­ .hpiiver's call fn his January 1954 A COMPLETE UNE OF CHASE & SANBORN, BEECHNUT minary state conferences, which State of tha Union Message for schools Is the de'velof)ment ef the (Ceottenod oo Page Bight) ] r Salmon Steak PINK SEEDLESS reports, Later he went to breakfaist torists to maintain a speed that is skills of/the mind." it salA "hut In Ceylon Vote CHOCKFUL OF NUTS COFFEES •Electric Floor Polisher for Rent-.—75c a day at the same, restaurant and ask^d safe and prudent under existing formed part of today's report. "the' nnost thorough, widespread • 7*4 Oz. Can. On another key -Issue — federal and concerted study the American the'over-qll mission has been en- For Butcher’s Wax in lieth liquid and baste form and all kinds a waitreH if she had ween a man conditions. Signs posted along the people have ever made of their large—*A MCCORMICKS GRAPEFRUIT matching Lestef's deacriation a few highway give what the Safety aid' to schools — the committee DOWN 4c lb. on each c^n of Johnson’s Wax. split three ways, with m. majority educatlonaKayatem." help each' child to become as good Communist - backed coalition IDAHO BAKING houra before.. - , •* Commission considers the maxi­ and as capable |n evbry way aa na­ claimed victory. today In Ceylon's mum qpeed which ia safe and pru­ favoring emergency building - The repqrKsubmitted to Biseq- >BuIIetms At pinehurst you get reductions as fa.st as the "That’a probably Harry, he's a Career’s Boom ing howet^today based. on state tive endowment permits.” gcnsral etectlon as the first round big apenderl I think be'a in the dent under normal conditions grants. SPICES and 2 Lbn. 29c wholc.sale market changes . . . and you always The S^^^ory"’ Dressed for her role as an Twenty-eight members of the and .White Houne conference re­ ^ "This, Is truly a maJ'estlcTdeal," of balloting spelled a sharp set­ from the AP WircB. POTATOES get low everyday prices , , . for example .*. . jewelry bualpeaa," 'Walton quoted Indian girl in Aim "Repriaal," ' lavokejtafe Driving Ljiw ports, together Mdth further find­ the committee said, but it is "a back for Prime Minister Sir John Mol e than 60 yeara ago, a tall, j>s* Kathy Grant smilea aa ahe Since the atart of the year r a ing's of the committee and ita con­ natural development In the Uni­ Kotetswala’s pr»-wastern party. Cello PkRS. tient man, obaeryed there waa a dif­ Hp was traced to a downtown contemplates her-future as an - Speeding cbnViction automaticsily sultants. '\ ted Iptates. .It recognises the par­ Seven of Kotelawala's nine cabi­ EXTRACTS CARROTS 2 21c Nabisco Lorna Sun.sAeet Prune ferent label for evrry canned product • npsrtraent, where h. dentified him-: has meant a 30-day licanse sus­ amount Importance .of the Miidi- net ministers went down in defeat BEROV TO STAY HOME Birds Eye actress. Hkviag enjoyed a Sbortakes Wtdeapread LondootvApril 4 (8>—Tho n r - Doones• , Juice V [ but the cuatomer could never be atire self aa, ‘Harr;; Byrd." succession of increasingly - pension,' and many motorista ar- News. Tidbits In broad te^ms, it drew a pic­ vldual In a free society. in the first o f three daya' ballot- After about an hour's queation- rMted for traveling faster than ingV The Premier himself was re­ •Ign O t ^ ooooooMid 'Mdoy Lg. Heads T 9 e Ig.j^win pack,,39c reg bot', 33c \ of uniformity of quality. beUer parts- in , pictures. ture of a nation strapped, for Cookie Depti, Specials l e t t O c e He re.solved to make a label.mean Ing, police said he admitted he Kathy ia an intelligent girl the posted limit have invoked the Culled from AP Wires ■chpoi buildings and - teachers but (Continued on Fnge Two) elected to parliament by a much thot the S^let Uoleo’a eootro- Turkey w-aa Lester and had been living smaUer vote than laat time. verslal secret peiico chief, Oeou ■s family ice box aomething . . . a label that would who can discuss., music, ."Safe and prudent" clause in the EDUCATOR HOUDAY ASSORTMENT 1 lb. plif. 45e always mean, (lie beat ih the world ia^ In Phoenix plncp hS left Buffalo. bookSTT-moat anything Bing Uw In an effort to win acquittal. Of the 32 parliamentary seqU IvM Sepev, woo’t oeoompoay EGG PLANT Each 2 5 c bot. 43c ■ V . Premier Wnlgoolo oM Cenmn- KEEILER'S CINNAMON CRISP ...... SSc Nabisco « Dinner and in.aide thia container. ■ ■ "1 went away for my health," ■<3roaby might like to-discuss. Chief Walter A. SSndetrom of Resident .of Bryan. Tex,, alerted decided the first Valuoble 25c You will.find la wide-varidfy< proper' limits. There is a trend na­ "eapnrity to spend wisely” in for­ Jacksonvtllr, Fla., April's (Ab—4support of many of these same National party which controlled 54 SNOW CROP ... . tionwide tow.ard ‘absolute limits,’ eign qid struggle with Russia. seats In tha last legislature. •Keebler Choc. 4 fpr 39c of SAW fine food} at Pine­ Adlai Stevenson said today thgt peoplt or that they were ,on 'hia Most ,of -the Premier's setbseks GUNMEN NET 47SA44 I am informed that recent sur­ .1 State officials say' if Connecti­ delegation in 1952 seems to make QrapofruH Juieo e OE. 2 For tk ' Fudge Ig. bag 45c Clue to Acid Thrower vey of police chiefs indicates that integration "Is the law of the land" were recorded in supposed Nation- .I'Unt. NIch,. AprU i (F)->Fsav Coupons hurst. . . . cut communities 10 years ago had and he "would only aak that law no difference. A political boss Is Chopped 3 fdr 43c in nine dut of ten statee now haV- approved flood prevention plans altat party strongholds. gunmen held up- the Boat Side '5 abiding citieens comply with It in e\identiy anyone who prefers Ste­ Opposition leader Solomon West branch of the Clttaeaa* Bank Fox DoLuxoChickon,Turko]for New York. April S (Sn—:The FBI» U.S, Atty. Paul' W. Williams Ing prims facie ’numerical limits, they now seek. .Jast year's flood venson to Kefauver." Kraft's. Dairy Fresh Tomato. Aspic . . 29c the enforoefhent head-would pre­ a lawful manner and aa the courts Ridgway Disa Randaranaike, shortly after 11:15 s.m. today r«G. six * KeeblcX . Redeemable at SfH ' and other federal and local sgen- called the acid-throwing-a "black loss would have been reduced: By And reasonable and feasible." Stevenson caid ha had hoped the Caramels 39c cfes today pressed a hunt for the effort" to Intimidate witnesses in fer absolute maximum speed millions'. , . Ohio Gov. Frank J. whose coalition Includes Trot- and metbodlcaOy looted It ef aa Boot Flos V no. 4 fo;95c . Cinnamon stewed Tomatoes 31c regulation. Stevenson set forth hit position prim-«ry or.onpaign could be con­ skyltes and fellow travelers, told estimated $75,444. Bank effl- unidentiAed young mkn who threw i his month-bid investigation into Laiische asserts he doesn't 4tnnd in a speeiji to the Japksonville ducted "without major Injury to rials saM the loot nslght ran Crisp 39c, Dpvalettes 2 for 55c - Pinehurst sulphuric acid Into the eyes of i industrial rackets lln the metro­ "High spaed Unquestionably ebnnee to win Democrntic nomina­ newsmen the swing against Bar Assn', during a one-day Florida that, unity that we must have to Kotetawala'had gone "even beyond heavier because the bon k kod Kraut . . . 7 . . .. . 22c crusading Labor columnist Victor: politan area. ■ governs -collision 'severity. While tion for president. visit in'-hls bid for the state's 2S auceessfuUy face the .uasive Re my expectations." He said he felt an nansnally' bea\y amonot at 20< COUPON While They Last, We Offer - Riesel. Reward# totaling 114,500 V Willama said Rlesel had given Nktional Advisory Committee national convention votes In the publican effort next-November." money on hand today slneo it la ~ the Justice Department "Impor- (Continued on Page Three) on poliomyelitis vaccine is to meet c-onfldent he would he Ceylon’s qood on your neat purtfiosf* Hudson Regular Napkins ...... 3 for 35c Tomlito Patte Democratic preaidentjal ...prefer- ,H e said lie had been getting a next premier; ps.Tday la many bwsla sMM . Fiill facilities of the FBI, the ^ tent inforihation'’ on gangster! ■ in Washington April 18 to review ehtial primar>’ Ma.v. 29. lot of advice aince hla defeat by 2 for 25c voliintar}' control program as new In apparent reference to rumors o. LIPTO N TEA ’/ 2 £ 7 5 ' Hudson New Satin Finish Napkins , .2 for 25c city jwllM department, the htan-1 methoda in the trucking and gar- 'g^ . g , ^ , , Court Lays Down Rule Kefauver In the Minnesota pri­ I FARM OOMEROBIIBE NEAR h.M.nhattan Districtnuiw -i attorney's office ment industries, F a r l i a i H e i i t O r c i e r s i "disease year" gets under way . . that Kotelawala's government "The Supreme Court has laid mary. would suspend the balloting if the WaelUagtML April 4 '(F)—■ Rerfecl Partners Tomato Sauce and the U.S. attorney's office ■were Connecticut's cost of reimbursing ’Ill Give ’em the Truth’ INSIM mobilized. ‘ Riesel. before being put under r v - » , j c j . •• towns for tax loatea resulting what ahould be done. The lower Premier’s party aufferejj. further Sen. Young (R-ND) -reported , 2 for 21c sedatives, .told newsmen he be- L l a n C S H i n u 9 t l * l K 6 courts will say when -it ahould be ‘Some people tell me not-to talk "good progreoa" today toward , SaecWMf*. State Atty. Gen. Jacob K. Javits from, August and October Aooda - . , . . losses. Bandaranajke appealed to 4 8 Tea Bags pledged.the cooperat4on--o( his o{- lieved the attack was provoked by | - . ' , is L5«0.000 less than Legialatiira •cco'^'lance with local con about the Isinies so .much .and .to Gov. Sir Oliver CkmnetcUleke "not final approval of a oontreveralal Pineapple Chunks 26c Ace in bringing Riesel's asisalant his radio denunciation of ,convict- „ ____.. ___ _ anticipated. ditlons. What remains to be set­ shake- more hands. Others urge to be stampeded Into any undemo­ election-year farm bill by 0 14- SOUP'N c r a c k e r s 'OPEN THURSDAY to Justice, ed racketeers in the International i * tled is how It shall be done," Ste­ me to ‘give 'em hell.’ 1 think I’ll cratic or unparliamentary course." member eempromise oeeanittee. Goy. Averell Harrimsn Union of Operiting Engineers. thousand 'Danish Di Sheldon Street man who has ap­ Wine Vinegar . .. 27c said he was "inexpressably plication in Hartford Fire De­ venson ssid. do worse. I'll give 'em the truth,” The opporition chief said that if Young said the group hod aaeved Shocked." ■Rie«.l was attacked’ 'a'^ut sl partment probably saved • thiwe Stevenson ripped into Sen. Estes he said. chosen premier, he would not in­ , ‘nbout half way* Miroogb a 92- 1 - . . . Eyesight Report Delayed a.m-. yesterday on a mid-Manhat-' ^ “5. lives In Are in heighbor.'a house.. Kefauve.- of Tennesfeee, charging ’ "And onf of the truths Is that terfere with minority political or page patchwork bill ainted at Boneless Sardine tan street by a man described aa * ^ „ „ V ;,J ’„, there, may be such a - thing aa ebmbfailag difteredt fOrm btUa AND FRIDAY'NIGHTS The latest word on - whether r**d(>lMMaa' - A i telOtMMBUCl OtnCT ^%OFKR^8■ Indonesia government source says his opponent in the, preslderiUal religious groups. * ' Fillets ...... 31c President Soekamo will leave May prinisty is injuring party unity wanting-to be prealdent too badly. Kotelnwalk's reverses resulted prcvlbusly paa**^ by tho Haozo .» V 59 Rieaera eyesight Will be lost or InlWi^^"" « M l,t .n 7 v .^ n ifL i sfflfcted by the parliamentary MABISCO And that may be one of. the rea­ ------tired came--- from .TV.-Dr. Ceralimo ‘ ‘ decree, were atill out. But pollti- 14 for ITia 2-week official visit to with his tactics and: attacking Ke- ti. pprt from opposition by Cey- and Semite. V e g e t a b lG Pitted Dark, Bonaccolto, chief' eyd Surgeon at {hetirne. escaped Injufy. 1^,1 u„ipn sources felt their Prealdept Eisenhower , and the fauver’s'absence from the Senate sons why none o f Sen. Kefauveris loh's Buddhlkt monks: Thqy cam­ G r ^ Stamps Given With Cash Sales ;| Cherries w .. St. Clarela Hospital.: The attack came shortly after 1 leaders would aA;ept a govern- U.S'.. when major measures \--ere being colleagues'in the Senate have en­ paigned against him because he ERG-AR GUEST UNCHANGED "The diagnosis is guarded. We' the 41-year^ld columnist had ap-' ment mediator's proposal before .Suffolk (bounty Grand Jiiry Jn voted upon. dorsed him and so few of, the par­ refused’ to poatpone the election Detroit, April 4 Cffi—Edgar A. Group R I T Z Boston returns eight secret In-' Stevenson said de'Mgr'ogatlon ty's leaders around tha country." imtil after a May obseavaneb. of Guest, 74, Detroit 'Free ProM will not know for one week. He peered on a poat-mldnigbt WMCAjnext Thursday, , Apricots ...... can see now. He haa vision) now-. radio program as a auhstltute fori Parliament early today ordered dlctmenU- in its probe of alleged "cannot be done by guns and bayo­ Sftevenaon then recounted a long the . 2,5 gasoline ai^ oil supplies Superior. Court Judge Joseph, L. The former Illinois governor said- sences from the Senate when vital The iatand’a SH million voters Ida Detroit home. At Norttmeat CRACKERS w#ek before we cart* tell whdt the Received Thrents In' Past and fdod. The state'railways said Hurley is desiignated. to begin Kefauver nnd his aupporters "have votes Ware being taken. .. will ballot for the remainder of Graoo Hospital today, doctors Moot Group Blue Lake Green nsulta will be to his vision- Both Riesel reportedly had received a service would be normal rby 'td- hearing motions and speclai pleqa raised a chorus of - Indignant de­ . These i Included the dtaplaccd tho 45 aeata at slake oh Saturday said hia eoodlttoa waa no- / M a n c n i c t i r C o n n * Beans , . • • ' eyss are 'Samaged, perhaps' the number ' of. Uirenta by telephone I morrow, in Boston Monday , in bihalf of nunciation of ‘political boasea’ and persons bill In .1948, the overriding and next Tiieaday. - changed. A See deportmeat reo- right eye-smore than the left. It is and letter during 14 years of at-j Some 70,(X)0 Danish workers oavM of II defendants charged ‘roachlnea’ trying to freeze him of a praaldentlal vato In 1952 of Moot ot tho romalning aoata are ctM sqood hdmloilsitero5 «zyg«R. 2 r » 3 3 c ' 1 lb. pk|. 3 3 ^ CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS quite aerioua, but 1 hava hope for with 11,219,(XX) Brink's robbery of out. in oohatltuances whero Ban- fer half ao hear befsM Oooot - the bast" i (OsattaMd Ml Pag* Hum) (OsatlMiaA Ml Page fflz) 1950. 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