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S A T U ltD A Y , M A R C H 26, 19S6 AveniririJaily NAPreaaROT The Weather y V -FACE TWELVE Far tha^ Week Enfiefi Foraenst of V. S. Wenthor Bnrona ^nrl]f?Btrr Emning l|]?ral& 28. 1985 Slowly diininitaMng winds, fU r wise toT^iamioe the effects of Open Campaign 11,685 «Bd eold ngain tonight. Low bsM sports on the values of youth. M M H Outgrowing Facilitiea, Sfin. f U r nnd not as ooU Tneofiny. A b o u t To w n Someone has to lose in almoat DONT Member o f tko AuMt High 4#-45. Heard Along Main Street every contest. Has anyone heard of To Rai86 Funds' Bwfonu ofC&fialnUoH M anchetter^A Ciiy of ViUage Charm a real "good loeer” lately T t h r o w " t h e m a w / y T b « MottMwtiooil ot M w y MoUi- Se§ Need fo r New Addition Still plenty of wear left la •rm O rel* wUl me6rt Monday at 8 And on Some of Manche$ter^» Side StreeU, Too New Bamstaaryf For Scholarship I ekoee when bronght kern ter p.m. with Mrt. G. L.#o Hofan, 85 MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MARCH^28. 1955 (damtlled Afivertiabig eu Pegs 12) PRICE FIVK CENTS W e have been doing a little re­ • ' expert repairing. y O L . LXXIV. n o . 150 (FOURTEEN PAGES) HoUitaM ltd. Dr. H. J. Malona wUl The possibility that a new wingipfar as the admission of non-emer- i search on the earlier story this A campaign to raise *1,000 for a WORK DONE WHILE bnfuaat apMkar. wiU have to be added to Manches­ gency patients la ooncemed. Miss week about the curious! T) bird scholvalm it being launched YOU W A IT T which wormed Its way into Police ter Memorial in the not Johnson haa said in the past that W, ^Jodfray Gouiley of Provldant the hospital pgUcy is to keep 10 Monday In the Greater Hartford Headquarters. tix> distant future was hinted at ML by the Hartford-Chapter of Mutual life Inauranca Co., Phila­ In one way or another, almoat beds available. for emergencies at Reuther at Convention delphia, Pa., haa qualified to at­ yesterday in the hospital's publi­ all times. ^ the Upiverilty of Connecticut SAMYULYES Boioii Court everyone who works there was Alumhi Aeen. The drive will tend the Provident Round , involved in the thing. cation, the "Lamp." In other words, when the hos­ 15 Maple St.— Aoroee From top aalea club of the company, at According to Miss Eva M. pital censiu reached 180 in Febru­ through April 11, according to an Flrat National Parklhg Lot For example, Michael MacDon­ announcement made by Df. Gil­ Ita meeUnf in Boca Raton, Fla., ald, the building mistodian, was Johnson, assistant superintendent ary the capacity of the institution To Air Suit March 98 through *1. Mr. and Mrs. and editor of the hospital mohtK' was "dangerously" taxed. bert L. Mellion. president of the Oourley and their young aon, seen on Tuesday making odd mo­ Hartford chapter. U.S., tions in several parts of the bond­ ly, "The hospitel is already out­ Produces Btatlstles David, live at 60 Cooper Hill St., ing. On Wednesday he explained growing its 1953 dress!" Writing In an effort to point up the re­ Winner of the *1,000 echoUrehlp Manchester. that he was trying to scare away in the Lamp, Mias Johnson said, markable development of the local last year waa John E. Whitham, O v,er S a a r "In Febi;uary (1955) the census hospital in recent years. Miss John­ 43 Gersrd St., now a freshman in M aiy B. Cheney Auxiliary No. the birds, which evidently like the NIBUO aUOTION courthouse and police station as-a reached an all time high of 180 son in her Lamp article produced tha School of Agricultute at the 18 United Spanish War Veterans, place to rear their young. and, up to the middle of March, some statistics for Manchester unlverelty. Whitham, with the Notice Is hereby given that on Karlsruhe, Germany, will have a social mMUng Monday it was as high as 178. Memorial Hospital back in 1931. ''winner of the award in 1953 and St 8 p.m. In the Sude Armory. MacDonald, a somewhat irascible Tuesday, March 29, 1955 at 10 March 28 (/P) — West Ger­ character as far as the birds are "W ith 30 to 35 medical' and "The superintendent’s report for with Dr. Mellion, will appear over Guests will be members of Ward a.m., to eattefy repair bill, the many’s federai eonstitutional on concerned, is not going to have an surgical cases waiting for admis­ January 1921 indicated that 83 Station 4CNB-T. Channel 30, Mon foUowIng property abandoned Cheney Camp.- sion each day, the Admitting Of­ court agreed today to hear a m aviary there if he can help it. He patients had been treated, 21 op­ day between * and 4:30. on the premlaea will be told to 'S figures fireworks might help. fice is forced to cancel or post­ erations- performed aifd that*on The appeal to raise the acholar< the higheet bidder, to wit: One Socialist suit challenging the "Spring Songl* la the theme An anonymous prisoner was also pone 10-15 prospective '■patients January 31, 38 patients were in ship funds is being directed to 1941 PI}-moatk 2-door eedoa. French-German Saar agree­ theI Ssrm^ooir'ashlon Show Tues- sresent when the grackel was daily. • the h o s te l; also that more nurses graduates, former etudente and 4lay at 1 p.m. in the Oentinel Hill Wing Seems iMvltable were needed." friends of the imlVersity in the ment. r Battle in Brussels Street iberated from the photographic Tho Socialist seek to have''the P eace Spur High L evel HMl. in celebration of the sinfh darkroom and fingerprint room. "The Board of Trustees and the In nuriced contrast, February Greater Hartford area. Checks- Dor Willis Oaraso anniversary of the'Women’s Auxil­ medical staff are already talking 1955 statistics show an average ahoOId he made payable to the pact declared unconstitutiace ■ Attend Conclave said the Socialists would have un- iary is invited to attend tlOa meih' between the roof and the ceilings The new 'wiiigs were dedicated one day. 180 171 mistic that Republican and ain and France are holding bershlp meeting. in May 1953, less than three short tU April 18 to reply, after which of the rooms on the second floor, Ave. patient days’ Democratic leaders can agree “top level discussions” on years ago. . stay 6.5 5.8 Ten representatives of the Man­ the court ■will fix a date'to hear the for the assistant clerk of court at White House conferences Motion picture films relating to According to Miss Johnson, the Anesthetics given 293 303 chester branch of the Prudential LONG CAM. Russians favorable -attitude said she heard strange noises over­ Yeeterday the SoclelUte an p ^ c e work and Civilian Defense head all during Ihe day on Tuer- 190-bed capacity of the hospital is Emergency out­ Insurance Co.’s Hartford - District this week on a “positive pro­ toward a Big Four meeting. somewhat misleading, at least so patients ^56 156 Will attend a two-day company nounced they ha*' obtained the re­ gram” for advancing peace. Department press chief Henry activities will be shown at the day. Normally the buUdlng is quired parliamentary support to Regional Sales Conference in .■A‘ - Speaking generally for Demo­ Suydam told .newsmen tho west­ meeting of the Manchester Auxil­ quiet, as acoustic tile has been in­ DISTANCE compel a hearing by the <3oosti- iary Police Monday night at 7:30 lantic City, N. J., starting March CIO VUtod Auto Workers preoMeot Walter Reuther stresee* crats as Sefiste majority leader. ern Big Three "are'still proceed­ .Herald Photo. sta ll^ in each room. publication a few daye ago. We tutlonal 0>urt. at Police Headquarters. These RapM Traksformal^on Probably a different type of presume the Mri. Brown referred Hear Mrs. Lee 29, .Samuel Davis, manager of the polat in his speech to tbe 15th L'AW-CIO Constitutional Convention Johnson said he is certain they ing’? on their consultations and, in The H. S. Kellther Co^ has come district haa announced." Two Bundestag I lower house) fact: films have been secured by Police used two smaller cranes already sleuth will have to be called in to to is the widow of Peter Brown membera of the Free DemoCTStlc In Cleveland. Reutlier aaM eartier that the guaranteed anttoal wage "don’t want a war party to emerge close to taking the ^ w n ’s breath They are. Harold Hclntoeh and "They are holding quite active Chief Herman O. SchendeU Every theVe to put it together. deal with this invasion by the and that she lives at 20 Arch. St. At South Church party (PDP) and two of OieTlefu- would Incre—e porchnalag power. (N B A Telephoto). in the United SUtes any more member is urged to attend, this away. First the h e i^ of the firm denieens of Lte air. Police can deal I f so, she is a n ative'of bonnie James Tanl. staff ni^agers; and p e t f o im m than they want an appeasement consultationa now that foe Paris said, and insisted, .they expect to No telling what progress might Ernest Johnson, William Cooper, gee Party (BH E) t.ad signed their meeting. with human beings all right, but Scotland. She stated the had loved psrty.” Accords have been ratified." get the high schobl built by July be made between the time of writ­ Herding Stephens, Ma;x Cohn, petition, the SoclalisU said. This ing this and the time of publica­ birds Just won’t rit- still long the poem for years but did not Guest speaker at this month’s b iW h t Uje total to 168 Bwdes- “ Apparently President ESsen- In London, Foreign Secretary 10, 1956. ’That 8et town officials, enough to' be ’’printed’’ and classi­ George NacxkoWaki, Howard Lap- hower is not joining any war par­ Sir Anthony Eden discloeed today Philip Treggor, well known bar­ tion. know who wrote i t meeting of the Women's Club of pen, ^ w a rd Snyde and Alphonse teg aignat>»oe, or the required one- who weren’t quite geared to such fied. No lootprints either. But Manchester, to be held Monday ty,” he said. "1 am mors optimis­ Britain, the United States and itone soloist and a member of the early competition, to revamping To the seasoned construction Dave saya it was composed by Petltjeen. , , University o f Connecticut music man, of course, the whole business there was plenty o f evidence; evi­ Katherine Hincka Tynan and he evening, March-28, in the South ^In* Boon, meenwhll* (foanceilor No End to Demands tic than I have been at any Ume Prance have lUready begun dis­ their thinking and their schedul­ dence that so.mone or something The conference brlngp together previously that we can work out cussing arrangements for a meet­ faculty as well as minister of mu­ is pretty commonplace. B u t,if a hellevea it was originally published Metho^st Church la Mrs. Adels more than 700 monagere, staR Konrad Adenauer predicted today ing. vkited the dariutoom, Hoes Lee, who will speak on "Cur­ positive program on intema- ing with Russia. sic at the South Methodist Church, And on Thursday the contrac­ sidewalk superintendent could get in the Ladies’ Home Journal abbut managers and agents from Pru that major dlpiomaUc effort! to re­ close without getting in the way Prcibably the grackel was con­ 80 years ago. He regretted that he rent Theater.” duce world tensions will start after tlonal affairs at White House Eiden told the House of Com­ will present a vocal recital Mon­ tors moved in on Memorial Field , . . . ., dentlal District Agencies in Con- mons this country is ready and —which • we can’t—it would be a fused and thought he was a bat. didn't clip it and had forgotten Mrs. I ^ comes as an old friend I n^ticut'and parts of New York final ratification of the Paris By Unions: Reuther‘smeeting this week.” A policeman battles one youth as another tries to enter the fray during demonstration of Ronmn day at 8 p.m. in the Student Union with vigor. About 20 men went to eager to discuss the future of-Ger­ ballroom on the campus at Storrs. Maybe police jouW use the services part of it. He is sure it was com­ since she has appeared on' the Treaties. Johnson obviously was referring OathoUca In the center of Brussels, Belgium. Police used sabers, clubs, fire hoses and gas. More work on arc^Mt^mioroKTce'wdil**’ isn’t many and Austria, disarmament " ‘‘ j l every day a three and a half mil- of a psyohla’ rlst ? posed by a natlva ot ^ la n d , as club’s program on several previous Top-level Prudential officials In France, four days of debate to a statement yesterday by Sen. than 600 persons were arrested for their part In demonstration organized to protest projected cut In even though it was frame lion dollar building goes up in fo the French Senate resulted in Knowland. of California, the Re­ problems and a European security Tbe Auxiliary o f the DAV No. I seen by the idiom, in the next* to occasions. Her . intelligent and who will address sessions include financial lUd the government supplies to church schools. (A P Wirephoto by radio from London). panels it went up in about the I town. Anonymity Prevail cleverly presented critical reviews the following acUon Saturday on Cleveland/ March 28 (JP)— ^The 30-hour work week is being publican leader, that It would be system with foe Russians—now 17 will hold an executive meeting time it takes to put together a the last verse, "But he -be to go," Harold M. ^ewSrt, executive vice As the layman sees it. the ac­ The stream of letters to Heard of Broadway plays are always re­ German rearmament and aov. readied by the CIO United Auto Workers Union as the next worth_____ taking____ the risk of World that the French Parliament has Monday at 7:30 p.m-. at the home prefab gatags. which means he was determined to president; Paul B. Palmer, vice tivity at Memorial Field is quite Along Main Street concerning the go. It is our opinion that both the ceived with enthusiasm. prealdelit; Frederick H. Groel, vice arelgnty. ______bargaining target after the present drive for the guaranteed I War rii to ° defend the China approved the accords to free and o f Commander Martha Miller, 71 The telephone company man was rearm \yeat Germany. Cummings S t, E ^ t Hartford. All fabulous and breathtaking and lack offaclUtles In Manchester for older Scottish and Irish natives use Mrs. Lee trained at the president and secretary; and annual wage. The union’s leaders are concentrating on whip- coastal islands of Quemoy snd stringing wire along boards (C o n ttii^ eu Flva) ^ e ro n ’s P a p e r Eden, who waa answering a members are asked, to attend. promises fo be more so as time teenagers continues this week; that idiom occasionally. School of the Theater in Boaton, James G. Shuttleworth, seconi eogo ping up support among the morev ■ " ■ ■ ■ 1 Matsu from CJommunlst sttack, which had been nailed in place and jater took special work in Neely Attacks Ike Laborite questioner in foe House sa Flans will be made for attending goes on. with adults getting into the swim vica president. thanIs__ « 3,000AArs delegates at .a 4the> tTAW'MUAIV’S (Chairman Bridges '(N H ) of the only a few minutes before. English and drama at (^Ibmbia of Commons, said foe British 81- the state-wide initiation and meet- Early Friday morning another But there was at least one hu­ They wrote two of the three let- While he denies there 1s any annual convention for the year- Senate Republican Policy (3om- morous sight at the site Thurs­ tern received this week, one of University. Subsequently, she Nine Convicts mittee also called for Amenbim de­ 3iarges Clergy ready are consulting their AJIies fog with National Commander shanty was on ita way up and for eigniftcance in the' fact, U is quite New Swper-PewarMl '55 aiound pay . But they talk of "as to. foe methods by which wa Mae Holmes in Waterbury. day. ’There were two desks and them backing up the contention apparent that Eklward Moriarty, taught at the former inoUtutlon. In W ife Describes fense of those islands, now held all w e’ know—^we can’t keep up 1930 the Lee farm In the 'Berk- the shorter work, week M the next can go ahead" toward arranging with the pace— it may have been two filing cabinets in one comer there is not enough recreational Eiemocratic Registrar of Voters, is by Chinese Nationalists.' Golf, Church Link bit step. ii’oe of W orker Big Four talks. of the shant>\ There was a tele­ hctlvity for teenagers In Manches­ shires was converted into one of Holding Two in Johnson said he is optimistic finished ^ Friday afternoon. Wearing a homburg nowadays. the-first successful summer stock MATCH Spouse’s Death In feet, Walter Reuther. preel- Britain, he said, proposed foe Late Thursday a rather large phone on one desk. But the cor­ ter and critlclxing the editor for Motorola TV dent of the CIO and ,the 1V4- about ■ the outcom> of White Cleveland, March 28 (/P)—-Sen. Neely (D -W V a ), in one Allies should follow a procedure of NUTRIUTE ner was not yet closed in. It was .hoj being more helpful in the mat­ theaters; it was called the "Nell House meetings between the Pres­ crane came on thS scene. They rd Bather Be Gwynn. ” During World' War II miUion member CTO UAW ,. Indlt. Buenos Airee, March -28 W — of the most bitter public attacks ever made on President consultation that will include just framed. Nebraska Jaill ident and House leaders Wednes­ N U T R IU T E food suppli ter. I'd rather be a Could Be Mrs. Lee was in charge of volun­ cated in his convenUon keynote ad- The newspaper Dcmocracia tzJd meetings of officials, then perhaps The othef makes the commend­ Ih Plane Crash day and the President and Senate Eisenhower, said today the country needs a President “who la more than Just "vitamina.'"vital It looked kind of furnished and I f I couldn’t be an Are; teer 'showa for the entertainment THIS TRIO! dreaa he secs no end in eight (o meetings of foreign ministers and,- able auggeaUon that« tpe youngs leaders of both parties Thursday today ranking pi;elatea of the Ro­ won’t spend more thah half his time playing golf alid fishing.' N U T R IU T B ’S exclusive plant- unfinished, as you can see. ~ExuL.a Could Be la a May Be department of the 'Fifst Service organise labor’s demands for more . Lincoln, Neb., March 28 (P)— " if all goes well mrotinga probably stej^a writing in drop the clqak of With a chance of touching par. By BLMBB C. VOGEL pay and Improved working condi­ Nine rebellious, prisoners, appar­ because he thinks top Democrats man Catholic Church were "foe "This IS not a time for a Preeident-v------...... • base Is espeeially extracted Command. Under her direetlon Olid Etaenhower hold similar who can keep his eye on a golf | at other levels also.’’ from alfalfa, watercress and Let's Lose Gracefully anonymity and algn their names to over 5,000 shows were sent to serv­ • HEALTH S~Slar MOOfi iiiu t - B«atUt, March 28 (8>)—The dry, tions to Iwig as the American ently armtd only with knives and worst and most insidious enemies" He (dd not elaborate on his ref­ their letters as a first step toward !’d ri^ther be a Has Been ehoksd vole* 'o f Mrs. Emma economy keeps expanding. holding two guards as hostages. views. — of President Juan D. Perpn's pro­ bail," Neely eald, ‘‘but fOr one u-ho . I - | l ' 31 K f i parsley. Available through your A recent ocunence at one of ice men in camps, and •EXERCISE., Sensational new distance He said Chairman George (D- can keep the countlY from behind R R a k * kaakk M. Cl. A a erence to meetings "at other Manchester’s athletic events haa finding a solution. " It would be dif­ Than a Might Have Been by far on board ship. re.ception and clarity! 21’ Peterson sounded shocked and w When we 'gO to'the bargaining I atretehed their hold-out in an iso- I gram for foe working classes. levels." The implication was that local distributor. Phone now! foe eight ball." caused some comment by those- ficult to do anything helpful,” this For a Might Have Been has never Arrangements for Monday’s • PLEASURE Uifttimt Focut aluminized Bic AWAy AA rtiD told of the crAAh- table,"1... ' ReutherB...fh.r said,«td . "manage- lated Nebraska Penitentiary build- ^ SsMte Itamocracia published a front one would he "at foe summit.” . - ever get ing to nearly 24 hours touhcil. cation. these lessons are not be­ social of thb combined Daughters Rag Collection FREE FARKINO raft. the insurgents. Civil Wai’ Peril poor and to the rich. recreational facillUes, and "A Teen­ more and more and more," he said. tative atatement of the Peron ad- American people.” Neely said. "I However, he said nothing is firm ing learned any too well. age Boy,” who complains that he of Liberty Lodges held last eve­ "He opened his eyes and smiled Guards-remain^ unharmed, the In two brief ceremonies— foe and it would be hazardoua guess­ STANEK Weakly, then said, ‘Oh, la that The U AW has made foe guaran­ ministrotlon’a views. Democracia don't think he’s that kind of man^ It seems, a shame that a few has a girl but no car and finds ning in Orange Hall lost nothing ^ Planned by PTA MANCHESTER G o v ^ o r waa told. i salgon. South Viet Nam. «a r c h denied, point by point, every He just doSlin’t know what it’s all first a few minutes before noon work to predict precisely what will individuals slu>uld gl-ve sports a "you, Emma?’ , teed wage plan its major demand ."The. men are not p l ^ n g U g ,*.j_prem ler Ngo Dinh Diem and the second a few minutes they are "tiring” of taking Satur­ by postponement, from March 17, ELECTRONICS on the auto Industry in bargaining statement made in foe pastoral about. He is just like Alice in happen. bad name. In the past athletics "Then be didn’t say an>’more. escape,” the Governor said con- „ _ ^ r e d today to have beaten after—Harlan was elevated from a' Asked to define whiat he meant day night walks. A mammoth rag colleetion, as B0WUN6 OREEN 277 BROAD ST. He groaned, became silent and died talks due to start imearly AprU. It letter. Wonderland." tu r have euffere-’ from some very bad judging by the fine turnout of fldently. "They know they cannot |j*ck a threat of civil war from re- judgeship on the U.S.’ Circuit by "quite active consultation," The. one-time Teenager does iU final fund raising plan of the 654 CENTER ST. there—his heed in my lap.” would bind employers to pay 52 The clergy were foe bitterest Urges Union Defent Ike publicity caused by the action of give us her name, though, at the women, and a number of men at escape. We’ll juat conUnue to wait jigious secU and their allies who Court in New York to the vacancy Suydam said: small groups. elth

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 28, *1965 P A G E F IV E MANCHESTEB^EVENING HERALD. MANCHEffrtiB, CONN.* MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1985 tracts which have worn from two- thinking * about God. and -man A rt tlHKi Elljah.v Tliis young- Attend Breakfast and-a-half year's uae. Jesus Cfiti Solve "heals the slek today as it did Chanty, tha la U Miaa. Bmily Application Asks singer acquitted himself most, ad­ Bid Waiving Public Records centuries ago In Jeaus* tiBMJ' He Choirs Offer mirably at Christmas time during The bid requirement was waived, YWCA. Sponson Auto Mechanic Course for Women Cheney. Uta. Lawranea Caaa, Kra. according to James H. Sheekey, maintained that God la under- . M. CaMwell. Miaa Mary Chap­ Portnys Ludada the singing of Mr. Tmggor’r con­ World Problems, 0 Following town engineer, because the bull­ Warrantee Deeds Btandable and that Hla power le Nine Gonviets man. tha Igte Mra. Chariaa Holman, Hotel Alterations cert at the University of Connecti­ Is Criticized dozer u d parts are distributed Andrew Arualdl to Anthony J. adequate to the solution of world Kra. J o a *^ Motyeka. Mra. A. L. Ot^aforio dt cut. He may have a future! Jjjliys Lecturer and family problems as.well aa 7^ Officera and membera bf Gib­ througiv'a franchise system and it Salvatore and Mary M. Salvatom, Rlkar. Mra. Alan Olmataad, Mra. Rockvtlle, March 28 (Spooial)^ South Church Is most apprecia­ sickness and sin. Holding Two in Cbarlee S. Houae. M n. C. R. Burr. bons Assembly, Catholic Ladies would/ be infeasible for anyone property .on High St. One of the cltjf* landmarks is tive of the augmentation made John- F. Kelly to Eleanor ,P. Miaa Grace Itoberteon. Mra. Maud South Church possible by the Unlvemlty Choir of Columbus, to the number of B y Mahoney other than the franchise holder to scheduled for a face lifting if ap­ deVoe, property at 499 Adams St. . Dsspltc^ political confusion an(l Shaarer. Mra. Horacd Leamad. . and those who attended last 125 attended in a body the annual bid.. plications filed by Robert Rlvkln of Barbara Bennett to Jeanette Nebrfi^ka Jail M i « Kliaabeth Behnat, and many evening may well hope to hear Communion Mess in St. James threats of atomic destruction, last­ the Rockville Hotel are approved. By ANN STRICKLAND PRATT ;or Wsr,.er Mahoney has- Bennett and Elliot Bennett, prop­ •tlwfs. programs ot similar calibre in the Church yesterday and the Com­ ing solutions to today's. problems Roland Usher, building lnspe<- The pcrforraence of ths major said W la prepared to make an erty at Bretton Rd. lete enjoyment. (tel■ awn by Arnold Lawrence for the ai^Ilea qlso to world tension, Mr. Taac to Wardca futum in our town. large plate glaa* window will be president of Gibbons Assembly should hgve been bro^-ht bcUpTc 810.000 capitid stock divided into Houra rtr~~~* with no further iRecrRecreational fncUltlea (and we The diancel Choir, augmentel K(eeney Street School. Bailey said. Practical eM>Ucatlon installed on the Park St. aide. had its difficulties for' President and president of the State organ­ the Board for c(^ideration. The plane were approved by the 10.000 shares of five per cent pre­ word from the ooRviaU untU early this term in the broadest by the University Concert Choir, Eisenhower and Secretary of State of this undemtanding, he hdded. Also the ground floor on the deserves credit for a dramatic ization; Mrs. Mary Lyona. sUte HahonZy argued he was. deprived Board of EMucatlon Monday sub­ ferred stock with a par value of today when the priaaRon pboRCd. sense, to Include the space a Dulles. Britain particularly Is dis­ editor; Mm. Joeephine Hart and W tne chance to express his opin­ 81 each and 4,000 shares of stock eatablishes that lasting peace, 'th e wardenVi office R rtel epokae- equipment for soqtai meetings, south side of the hotel facing pmsentatlon that wan never over- ject to a minor revision of the health and security as a present Middle Rd. will be enclosed by cin­ turbed over the. prospect, of a Mra. Mary Horan, co^halrmen of ion. wardrobe design. Before bids can without par value but with voting t iM JohR Ward, aenring time for plsy, devclopme^ o f hobbies, don.., yet never lacking in compm- United States clash with Red China posribiUty. der blocks and glass and the over­ hension. There' was evidence of the committee which made ar- Not Required b;- Charte|r be taken on the construction of the rights. -eStartlng capital, 81._ ptiaon Intw-com- never failed in receiving the divi Another successful Ladies Night guest organist. He % «• roort..Uisn titude" toward Eisenhower’s views chuTch (following the death of the With work already started on for 10 years froih Dec. 1, 1955. he said that spiritually correct carry Turns for top-ipced relief was held at the British Amsricsn adequate. A modest self effacing get the waiver signed T\ie*day nniiiicadon ayatmn. Membara of one of the two popular T W C A aponaored •TJnderatanding Tour Car" dasaei dends that am returned by aa or­ on arranging big power talks.' Rt. Rev Jamea Timmins in May when the Direcior.-; v.-cre gathered the GreenwiCh-KUIlngly express­ from acid ttomsch dittrest. Turns A t about the earns Urae, power Uninr IntenUy while tnatructor Joseph Mayer explalne the ‘ intricate" underplnnlnga o f a car,/Whi ganization which so adequately Club Saturday evening with more musician, his talent; speaks forX^- As Eisenhower had done in the of last year on the eve of hit in­ way, the biggest capital project can’t ovcr-alkalizc, can’t cauie acid than 300 persons attending. for the pcbllc hearing. eras ahut oft front thd . priaon flniihad with the courae theae local women ahould be able to detect mechanical impairment to thflr ca: affords the training for demo- •elf. His a'xrompanlments wer' past, most recently last Wedpes- vestiture. May 10, after serving General Manager Richard Mar­ Connecticut ever undertook, the mbouod. They require oo water, Krause Caterers served a chick­ ''well belsnced . . . iii. parts the problem o f land acquisition Is ex­ "J a ir In order to deprive the reb­ and to do euch thlnga aa change Urea, put on chalna, etc. / cmtic and Christian living. * y,' Bulganin expressed interest the church for 17 yearn), jald he tin said he originally suggested no mixing. Got a handy roU of els of their radio and keep them en dinner and a program of enter­ chcrus scco:.q>animents . of this a conference if it would contrib-' deeply appreciated the invitation pected to become increasingly im­ Tiunt today! tainment waa provided by the oratorio are most challenging— that Sheekey get the signatures In- portant. Furthermore, highway from knowing every move the ute\to lessening international ten- of the committee and wffa glad he / I0<»f»e Peggy O'Neill dancem. Art McKay yet hlS technical facility was al­ 'dlvldually, but then thought It construction looms large in Ribi- SERVE prteon offidala were making. Larsons Honored was able to accept. It waa the encouraged ^.greater t^derUkings and his orchestra provided music ways equal—and with the soloists ■ houm after Bulganin would be easier to bring the waiver coff'B administrative plans. . The rebela and capUve guard* in 1948.-The very p o ^ a r Tuesday flrst opportunity he had of thank­ H(»t Cres$ tuns On Anniversary for dancing. his support was dependable■ ■ - -e_yet spoke, tlte French Senate com­ to the hearing Tuesday. . The Governor, who criticized apparently hadn't eaten aince program, "Ladies Out," found ing the women of Gibbons Assem­ Says Bulldozer Too Small r SALE Celebrate YWCA Birthday Each woman present was provided never overbearing. In fact so good pleted p^iam entary action on CJonnecticut’s highway system DURING LENT breakfaat Sunday. over 100 in attendance in the vari' bly, collectively, for the most gen­ Mahoney said he was deprived of. with a favor- and a cora^e. For was the organ work that \'e did ratification ^ a aeries of argee- erous contribution to St. Bridget s during his campaign, only last. ous attractions offered in public a f­ Mr. and Mm. Ture Larson, .14 many, it was their flrst look at the hear—that our only regret was ments whlchNwould make Germany the opportunity of commenting on S a tu i^ y discuss^ ambitious road fairs lectures ^ d discussions, Laurel St., had an usually happy proposed school. He said he and the repair. He liuisted, as he has in mu* loa im TUMMr With Party Here Thursday recently completed addition to the that this fine oi‘ganist did not hiive an armed parther in the North At­ the Rev. Father Hannon were stu­ bulldlii]g plana with reporters at a Cookie Week crafts, and arte/ with a noontime day yesterday, when over 150 of club. time to 'play for us the robust ovhtr lantic Alliance aqd in the Western the past, that the bulldozer is too news conference. luncheon aerviM at pin-money their relatives and friends cams dents at the seminary at the aafne small to do efficiently the" work Hospital Notes President David Maxwell ex­ turn which is a-ch an essential European Union. time and had kept in touch with ■ The Governor’s comments about Buy one dozen for 49d Mcmbem and friends of th e: iiahed throughout the world and prices. This same year the YW C A to felicitate with them on reach' demanded of it. He said the town highways lend added interest to Herald Photos. tended his thanki) to those women part of the oratorio and whici: we one another. He also paid trib­ Manchester YWCA, just 31 yearn ; with 65 yearn of h is t ^ behind it, revived the Community Playem. a. ing their 50th wedding anniverss' should trade it in and buy a big­ an administration .bill slated for TaHente Today: 147. The part of Lucinda, the lady in the-oM-fnahioned portrait,, wilt be who helped with the many activi­ feel he could have performed gratl- ute to the women of his parish for get a second dozen for only old, are helping in Ihe centennial j the Hartford County YWCA was group whiciyranks hlgn in the held ry- ties at-the club during the year, es­ ger one. action, perhaps tomorrow, - in the a d m i t t e d SATURDAT: Gene portrayed by Mm. Walter" Elliott at the 'YWCA centennial birthday Bonn Counii^ets encourgslng . their husbands and celebration of the YW CA this year ; guried in 1920. A survey of 82 of amateu^ dramatice throughout They were married hem on party Thur^ay evening at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. The in­ pecially the Saturday night /lances. *^V(^*He 4he chorus work was uni­ Martin Said the major Item of Senate, which his fell(w Demo­ more. Oooibaugh. South Coventry; David the State Jtodsy. sons to attend service! regularly, with S' birthday party Thursday | communities in the county and March 25, 1905, by the late Rev. teresting comments made by Lucinda- as she vainly tries to com­ He also congmtidated the build­ formly good, one might take ex­ repair is replacing part of the crats control. McQuadc, 237 School Ot.: Mrs. night at the Emanuel— Lutheran surrounding areas was made. Club In 1947 there came a break in W. P. Anderaon, who was pastor and urged the women present to t 4iis Hayes, 389 Summit St.; municate with the present generation create much hilarity throughout ing committee and current officers ception to the one "BaaL we cry Saar Vote Case Church, and also taking a back- | and activity groups were studied, the YW C A program at the Com- of Emanuel Lutheran Church for the success the club is enjoy­ do the same thing. ' . j 7 Harry Fuller 4 Pearl St.: Paul the play, which concerns the activities o f the local YWCA. to thee." which was perhaps too The head table waa centered SALE ward look at the progress made.; Many of these affllUUed with the m unit^YM C A building, the pro- that time. musicisniy to be convincing. The FASTRY Imivia, 16 HlgliUnd Ave.. Rock- ing. centerpiece:ent in Jmth locally and nationally, over Couhty y organizaUon welcomed I gram ^ in g conducted at the Sal- Open house" in their honor waa Culminating the month of spe­ arrogant, yet barbaric abandon (Continued from Page One) with a rectangular vilH; Mra. Johanna Maslnda, Wcat ore! SOUTH METHODIST \ the yearn. the trained leadership made avail- vaUoif Army Citadel, a more cen- held S t their home from ,2 to cial events in connection with the needed to interpret the prlnUtlve the Easter coldm, ^ h ld sweet SWISS SHOP WiUii«ton; Mrr., Frances Whit- The YWCA after 100 years of aUe to them. Aa early as 1922 the tral location. ThU same year gave 'clock Sunday afternoon, and rel opening of the new wing will be urgency of thia, aeemed to be given Add West Germany and Italy peas and yellow , daffodils and CHURCH ham, 42 Gerard St.; Mra. EsteUe growth preseiiu a varied picture. neighboring communities of Wap- the,Manchester Y its Brat set of atlves and friends came from W or to the old Brussels Treaty snd use marguerites. Krause ' caterers 1 HE INAKES LENDING A 188 NO. MAIN STh MANCHESTER Bruce, Hartford. _____ One Act Play the annual meeting and election over to correct notation and plea- Vlth acUvlUes Innumerable and pihg, Buckingham, Glaatonbury by7laws and a new executive dlrec- cester, Bristol, New Britain and Weddings of offleem Saturday evening, April aant phrasing that belonged with the new seven-power yVeatern Eu- served the breakfast aa they did TEL. MI-9-2660 Sponsored By ADMITTED TESTKRDAT: ahd Marlborough enjoyed active j t j ^ o f the County organ^tion. this towii to mmember them with rope an Unlop jtWEU) to supeVviae last year. It consisted of grape­ far reaching, the work advances 8, beginning at 7 o’clock. Another meeker , aubjecta Although the FRIENDLY BUSINESS I Sm. thru Sat. I _ ----- The Stanley Group Mrs. Sarah CaUia,. 813 Main St.; on the three basic P's: Purpose programs under the direction ot Helen. McCahdless. It also- beautiful Gowem in gold shades, 110; fruit, ham. scrambled eggs, hot Jeremiah Morgan, 18 Phelpa Rd.i Saturday night dance is being pre­ tempo is marked down, that same This is the frieadly YES MANsgsr oi the local M. to 7 P. M. I I CAKES MADE TO ORDER Program, People. The Purpose is | the County Y. brought a changs in the nama’'o f eurmney and a choice assortment Will Feature White^Leggett . pared by the entertainment com­ sense of mob urgency suggests s To End Occupation rolls, Danish pastries and coffee. '^Un. Hilma Lnvey, 81 Foater St; Christian, a practical sort of In •- 1923— “ Mm'. Louis St a a lr Burr [ the Girl Reserves to Y-Te*ns, of gifts,. also a ahower of greet­ 2. Restore West German sov- AeMNsf Finance Company. Hs belisvst that no MIm Ruby Elizabeth Leggett, mittee for April id and A rt McKay .more rapid state of affalm,. The W «d., Mafch 30, 9 ojn. W . Olney. Howlend. 29 Campbell ChrisUsnlty; the Program is In- was elected U> the Board of DireC7l wWch ita keeps today, ing cards and other congratula­ ereignty and end the Allied occu- (me ihonld borrow unnecesMiily. But when a Ave.. Rockville; Mrs. Lea Poullot, daughter of Mrs. Annie Leggett, and h)s orchestra have been erf- build up. however, with the barl- loan if to a person's sdvantags, he provides folks ternaUonal, destined always to tors of.the Hartford County YWCA Entertained Hoapltal Patiente tory mesaages. YW CA Party gaged, according to John Greene, 32' Hackmatadr « . ; Frederick In 1948, in cooperation with the 53 Spruce St. and the late William Neely Attacks Ike here with the needed cash. cope with the immediate, and the from Manchester. It was not lAitil The buffet table waa beautifully chairman. dramatic eight beats of rilence. 1 3 Endorae West Geirowiy • m Smith. 134 N. School St.; Miaa Women's Auxiliary of Manchester Leggett, became the bride of dramatic eight try into the North Atlantic Treaty Cl tw in csmiNCHM Hs makss borrowing a simpls, friendly trans­ People, women and girls, the same 1924, however, that a "YWCA pro­ ai^>ointed. The center o f attraction left nothing to be dealmd. Haney Gardner. 9 Ridgowood St. the world over. - gram was started locally. A group Memorial Hospital; the YW CA waa a four-tired wedding cake, "Portrait of Lucinda," a one act Richard Irving White, son Of Mr. Otganization (NATO)—200-114; Golfiug, Fishing action. Hs makes loans to employed men and women, merried or Rudolph Anderaon, B w t Hartford and Mrs. Reuben White. Smith St. One small spot where the chorus Formed la England of teenage giria and young women carried recreation crafts and paa- surmounted by a minlatura bride play, will highlight the evening's deserves' special credit la the. line 4. Approve the French-German single. He errengec c(mvenicnt m(mthly peyntenti. Xathlean McCartln, 74 Birch St.; Wapping. The ring cere PHYSICAL AND (CoBtinned'fromrPage OBe) This 100-year hlstoi^ of the who had been meeting in lOghlaiul time activities aa well as musical and bridegroom, sent to them by a entertainment at the YWCA, cen­ "Take all the prophets of Baal and agreement to put the Saar under If yoa decide thet e loen is to your advantage, coma to MO Oerahkne Preneta. 40 Tanner St.; YW CA la the history of woman's Park to work on^baaket weaving programs to the bedsides of elderly nephew who la in the bakery busi­ mony was performed by Major political control ef the WEU pend­ Aetenofs YES MANager today. ■' tennial birthday party Thursday MENTAL FATIGUE •lay' them.” If this misses, it com­ is ungodly. I f that’! an unreason­ Mra. Mary Appleby, M Chestnut emergence from the sheltering in­ and hand-made lamp ehadea, waa patients at the Hospital Annex and ness. A floral centerpiece in gold evening, March 31, at the Emanuel John Pickup in . the Salvation ing a final all-Gen,lan peace pact S t r u m . Evelyn Allison. 9 Short Wh Fafts Dear 4$-Herd, pletely retards the attack of the able and unfair statement, then te e n s $3 9 t e $ 8 0 0 on Olawnter* Alone fluence of the home and domestic visited, upon invitation', by a lead­ other convalescent homes in town. shades and yellow candles further Lutheran Church. Army Citadel Saturday, March 28, most dynamic baritone solo: "Is 217-92. S tL Mm. Emma Davis. 193 Adama arena into the competitive atmos- er from the County YWCA. It was The year likewise broujght ah ur­ adorned the table; Their daugh­ at 2 p.m. in the pretence of rela­ — Rad Eawir Simegrii - Falh| make the most of i\." comPottrffrsAT tixts re tor rrt" This unique comedy, of fact and not hla word like a fire.” It didn't Neely said he didn’t want to St J Mm. iailu Daigreau; 850 N. phem of business and industry. little realized then that thia group gent invitation from the board of ters, Miss Lillian Larson and Mra. fiction, focuses on sctivltleaof the tives and friends. Palms and Main S t: Arth r Greenfield, RFD miss! "rob Mr. Elsenhower of any of his During the year 1854, at the time was the beginning of the YWCA directors of Uje Community Y to Viola Miffitt, kept the table sup­ YW C A at the local, level Charac­ white flowera composed the deco .Slnga Title Bole Peace Advance ien&tmai f i n a n c e c o . j RockvUle; leabeUe Swltt, Baat ot the . the gallant in Manchester as it la known to­ plied with good things, and tha rations. military glamovir'' but while he the YW CA to return iU p rO gtw terizations will be quite recogniz­ , Thla hgplligt us to the title role "may be the first in 'war. he also W6 MAIN ST., 2nd FI., Qvor Woolwerth’i; MANCHESTCII irUoed; Mm., Mary Tambomlnl, work of Nightingale was day. The teenagem of this group to ,the Community Y building, teughtem-ln-Iaw, Mm. E r nest able, especially to those persons Given in marriage b yjjer broth­ UUmaaUc; David WiUiam, ( o f "EllJaK" sung by Rudolf In Ike Parleys has been flmt in confusion." Mitchell S-4}K . Ask tor the YE9 MANager f her^ded to women at home. Roots organized as a Girl Reserves troop great success of the program and ion and Mm. Thomten Larson, who have participated in Y activi- er, Sidney T^ggett, the bride had /nendee R

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> t MAN< E E EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH 28. 1965 PAGE I MAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN:, MONDAY, MARCH 28, 19M PiiUSE S IX ounfty HaQ at 9 o’eloek to- aowqrag* faoiUUas by the haelth and fund ralaer for IsraM^lMad dant of tha Royal MlUtaiy CbOafr InU bis aaaforiaed awdel.' X dent of Setan^. Died Sund*" Egypt to form a rival all-Arab officer or an Inspector appointad Weekend Deaths Sunday.. Far poUey- '^tla cam* la beet. In fact. If ea* half of th* knew Why be’* so snld an bew Allkough an approprlotloa of by Mm. Bolectman Charia* A. Cambridge, ^aaa.—Oaorg* Omaha—Frank A. *erpn Jails Two defense alliance. tie*. TiMy don't keep gravy off Bolton ' former telephone ooemp ; 4Umrl|e0t»r pr*ml«r Faura'a *Pfn «Ut*in*nt highway^ cannot eten he aeen The Turkish source said the Droodles 91,760 wlU bs aought for the pur- RdibbUia said the orhaaficna'th* Howard Pai^ar, 90, one of the na­ A lliought for Today your ehirt front and theyV* al­ Sewerage, CD ■tandard enabling rule cuggeeted tion’s first ej^rlm ental toologleta Uve and . Died Suaoay. that it la a* l«nc«r mllsUc to from the other, ao that ail pea* Syrian envoy waa expected to By BOOEB FBIOB ebaao of the av ll Defense itaoia, Be THE ASSOCIATED^ PRESS Ixmdon — Kathleen Vlsoouatada aibility of night glare U elimi­ ArgentiW Priests leave for Onmnecua in three days. ways getting untied and some girl it is plannad that only half of that by the SUt* Depwtment of Health. Sind retired Harvard faculty mem­ Ijeralll k**p th* r*pr*»enUtly** of Na- . Wa Oe This Way B«t Ones V haa to atand doe* to you and fUMiUne guide tor carrying out the V a 11 a J 0, Calif.—Vic* Adm. ber. Born in PhiladelphiA Died Simon, 88, widow of nated. Byrta sent a note to Turkey a SBC Unit O usi^ Demanded Questiona.Top coat will be boms by tha town. ■ 1* ror carry Wortd War n Loid t'onaliat China ataUkl In the We go thla way but once, O heart ■tral^ten it out-—on aoeond Purchase will be mad* under ordinanee ia tha State Sanitary Frank J. Lowry, 87, who com­ Saturday. Hila la aomethlng w* AmeH* Buenos Aires, ^Argentina, week ago eaying that her policy thodght, majrb* Oairy'e got 9ome- manded Navy task forces In the in­ Born in Reland. Dlod SittMdy. 1* BiwcO ■52^ United Nation* a» If they actually Of mine, , March 28 (F)—T w 'm o rb Roman waa not directed against Turkey. Meeting Agenda matching funds avaUsMa through Coda in ganeral use throogbout the Cedar Rapids, Iowa—Stephan M«ncwy»r. Oo^ . repreaented China. Jhla U the cans have diacovered. It will atlQ So why not make the journey well catholic priest* were in Tm bl* Turkish officials replied with- a thing therf. B f Pefitiony Meeting Sought the Federal Defense AdBUaiatra- aUte and which tha Selectmen pro- vasions of Italy, Anaio and south- W. Wilder, 78, former grain busi­ be intereatlng, however, to ae* worth while. > « Uon. Itema include two portable poee'wUl be th* local guldt for'us* om'France in World War II. Born ness executive and former preel- flrat time a French premier ha* Giving to thoee who travel on with with the law . today as President statement rejecting the explana­ We SpectaSae la Pabtlahtn __ how much w* ^ut It In practice, Peron pressed his cam] tion and asserting that relations generators, a two-way raidlo and ^ th*th health officer or Inspector. in Craacc^, Iowa. Died Satiirasy. dent'cS fhe NaUonal Grain Dealers InMiadtd Octobtr 1. U(1 mad* au.ch a bald atatdment, and, ue ' Bolton, Kerch 38 (Spectsl)—Theword of cheer, Uchool BiUlding'Committee quei orttaaaca controlling future aepUe equipment. The figures include all gamaxl public safety Died Friday. Sixes 19^ to SiVii we build with both traffic direc­ a emile? uencA'fn poliUce. ^ teriorating seriously. mends th* uqa of large crayons, Ten American League . ■ia3£ra and iioUwirs. E nur^ at in* the French have (on* along with RepOTta from Cordoba Province TTie two coiintriss exchanged ae- tion 1* oBM again In a state of con­ tank thatgllationa and tha' pur- equipment and matariala. Labor were decided by 1-0 aeorea In 1954k---- administrator at Kansas Qty and London—Alfred Rivera, 88, Eng­ tion* close together, even after Wa go this wSy but once. Ah, never paint brushes, and sheets of i^pe* Richmond. Died Sun'day. lish actor and stage manager. Died MONOUTLfT . **| our program In Europe only to more Ik) the Rev. Sergio Lotdl, pariah iMtlone over the weekend- that WkHmaa, S A n m , jecture. X peUUon, signed by about to help hi* coordination. She said chaao of communications and will be supplied by local volun­ Thraa of tkasa wins wars tha ef­ we know a deaign which would be .priest at General Cabrera, waa ar­ e a » other’s planes had violated Oaaiy ~ teers. forts of Chicago White Soot hurl- Mahopac, N. Y.—EUia Radinsky, Sunday. 90S Eaat BUddle T m a lh e ____SON RATES make open break with what they Can wa go back along the self­ 90 residants, asking for a special he will benefit greatly from sing­ omargeney power equipment for Shrivenham, England — MaJ, safer. same way. rested Saturday! on undlaclosed the kpider area. Bach in tum town meeting relative to the ing, Uatening to music and atoriea, Paaaaga of th* ^proposed ordl ars Don Johnson, Virgil 'lYucka 51; executive director of th^Unlt-^ Op«a DaUy 9 -A. M.L to • P. aM* la Adranc* fear our policy In Ahla may be. charges. Three days earlier Civil Defense will he th* eubjeci ed’ Israel Appeal, active Zlonlsf Gen. E. H. W. Cobb, 52, command k One Tear ...... »H»I To get more out of life, iindq the denied Hh* other’s complaint. School BuUdlng Committee and an and emphasised the importance of of a apeeial Town Meeting nance would require approval cf and Jack Harthman. > | b Kontha ... •••••••.V...... So both Germany and France authoriUcs picked up Fnar Joae 'newspaper* sarlier tillwr lrs| XjMwi getting the child to talk.'in front ftoe* Xomha wrongs, a addlUon. to the Elementary School On* Moath lig have gone along virlth our pro State Traffic Toll 'Or apeu love'a words ive khew but Maria Vails, head of the Fran- had reportqd that Turkish troops was presented to First Selectman of the class to inspire confidence. ______• ' WeeWy ... gram In Europe, only ,to follow did not say. ctacan oriler in Cordoba. A police were m a ssif on the border. ’Tur­ Ohariw A. Robbln* this weekend. The Executive Oommittes of th* Wnal* Copy We go this way but .«hee. Then let judge sentenced him to 10 days in key desled the.geport*. ■XTu petIUon was accompanied by Ck>H>perative Kindergarten will their act of compllanqi with, our - At 2(Hn 11 Days jail for “spreading false reports member o r wlshea with what amouRt to ■ ua make x" “B.B. Traeks with Bow I W a letter dated March 24 and con- meet tomorrow at th* home of ' THE associated PRESS The road wa travel bloasomy and tending to alarm the population." ------— ■ tXhied a prepared caU for the re­ Mrs. William Haggis on Brandy The AiiSortiwdlA^e. i» declanftlOna of policy mdepend- .'niirteen other clergymen have KUOTBONIG BBSBBVATIONS •hila Dropdle, eent in by Georg* eatttled to me uae of r«wMfntta-o( By THB ASSOCIATED FBBSS . sweet 8. Wingert Jr. of OreencaaUe, P*.. H trouble quested iov^ meeting which the St. at 7:30 pjii. Th* group haa re­ / ■ all aem dlepatchei cr*dned”to It. or ence. Thl* la periiapa healthjr, but > Seven persona were killed on With kindly deeds and ten- been jailed in Argentina tinob ahowa a Railroad that might be unsigned letter stated had been ceived an Invitation from .the Sm m S n ile e ^ lte d te..tl^,l!*.P*r w* doubt that It li the pattern der ' Peron began hie drive last Novem­ New R|ur*n.~March\M (P)—The drawn by legal counsel and which South Windsor Kindergarten Assn, and alao the local new* puMMjed here. Connecticut highways Over the ber. t New Haven Railroad pnma to buy ownsd by Garry Moore, the tele­ All rtsbu of rebubllcaOon of epjcial Waahmgton haa had in mind aa it wdekend, - boosting the State's Smootefng the path of bruised and vision star who always wear* a It was ailegod must be warned aa to attend its meeting on April 30 dlamtcBM bereta are alao reaerred. highway toll in IF days to 30. awnbllng feet. an electronic syetem im eh can bow tie. When Garry was a little presenttd. This comes ^ e r the when Dr. Harriett Nash ' will be haa ^ahed German rearmament —Author Unknown handle 1,000 train reaervatipn*-an ieiectmen appointed the SBC Ad­ guest speaker. run aervlca client'of W. E. A. Serr- Four of the weekend victims hour. Pireeident Patrick B .\ Me- baby he always 'tied hie dlapears ftCA lllC. aa the thing which would make were killed in a . three-car crash Sponsored by the Manchester in a bow instead of using safety visory Committee as a compromise Driver Arrested FabUahera J Council of Churches Tension Mountsa* t Gianle eaye the system is made msasure last week. Edward Berntaen, 18, RFD 8, jmiaa Matbewa Special Afmcy — K< everything coey and tidy. at North Stonlngton.' Two small by the- Tclersgister Qprp. fit pins. Later he refused to join WHEN YOyHE iMured V e r b Cblcaso. Det^t a m Boetea. children were critically injiprSd. The first Item in the warning Manchester wa* arrested yeeterday W A T KINS lOM wn^^DDtT BUREAU OF | In Turkey, 3yi*ia Stamford, a subsidiary of tlk* the^football team until th* coach with this afftney, yon can aeeks action rescinding the vote at' aa a result of a collision on Lake Nefketinf Our Own Idsa Latest victim was a ftfeman, .supplied him with a special pro- CIRCULATIONS. ______kilted on hta return froraKS fire. Ogden Corp., which has aimUar be certain that. If trouble the O ct IS, 1954 Town Meetteg St. at about 10:30 a.m. Stet* Po­ Boy 13, Held Up, devices in airlines. McGinnis says 'tector for his bow tie and once liceman Kenneth Hayden charged The Herald FrlnUna Company. IM.. I One of the greatest policy Rilled In the Norte'StdKington hb almost atranged when he took strikea, well be on hand which authorized the'Selectmeh to aMWM nofliianclal^reepooaibtmy f«r crash were Mrs. B<^le Sfdh^an. Ankara, Turkey, March 28 (JF)— he intends to install it tarly in appoint a School' Building Com­ Berntsen with failure to grant th* typMrapblcal error* appearln* ta ad- tragodlea of our tlmea—the per- Stabbed by PAir 1956. a bhower ' and forgot to change promptly to oettlo your looa right of way to oncoming traffic ▼eraameata and other reading matter 53, of New York City; her eon, A Turkish Foreign Office epokea- mittee. If thla ia voted favorably, In The Maaebeater EraBlng Herald. siytent failure of the United Kevork,' 32; Chdrlea Salagli^ 50. man said today that Syria la re­ . . . and help yen *1>aek to th t warning calla for a vote to dis­ anq summoned him to appear in Statea to Implement and expand and Carl l^eelck, 67, of Mystic. calling her 'minister to 'Turkey for normal” aa quickly as poa- charge the.present Committee, au­ local Justice Court on April 19. Dtaptey advertising clMlsg beura: Bridgeport, March 28 —^Thlr- thorise the Board of Finance and The collision occurred aa Bernt­ Tor Monday—1 pi m. Wday. the eo-called Point Four Progiwm The cr^cally injured were teen-year-qld Richard Kardoa of consultations on the “worsening sible. For Tuesday—1 p. m. Ximdair Hoelck>'iwo children, John, 9, and Turkish-SMan feud over defense town treasurer to pay all valid bills sen made a left tum from Lake St. for Wednesday—1 p m. Tuead flret propoeed'by President Try- Fairfield was held up and stabbed of the Committee up Id 91,200; ap­ into Lake St. Extension in front Per Tburaday—1 p m. Wednei man in 1S49, and emce then given Betty-Lou, 6. Westerly, R.I. Hoa- by two young boys as he stood at organiutions in the Middle East.' But remember, tht time plUu report^ their condition aa his grandfather’s grave here yes­ point a new committee, presum­ of a car approaching from the op­ K r Friday—I p m. Thun&y. Up service by every American The growing tenalon between tee to be insured adequately ia ably from the floor of the Town posite direction operated by Fran­ 111 critical but slightly improved. terday. ■ two Middle Eaat neighbors atema cis J. Barry, 47, Mountain Rd., poUcy leader—eonUnuca to *un' Volunteer fireman Carl E. John­ The boy told police he had gone before the disaattr. . Meeting, consisting of a total ‘of ^ M pubUeaUen aaeept Saturday — son, 48, of Washington, Conn., from the recent muteal defense seven members anji. tecludlng one Somers. fold. The latest development /ia to the Mountain Grova Cemetery treaty cmcluded between Turkey each from the Boards'of Finance Police report minor injurie* to drowned In 30 /set of water Sun­ to visit the grave and waa met and Iraq, the latter with Syria an both drivers and moderate property that the House of RepreMntduvea day after hta car skidded on' a there by two boys, about 13 or 14 and Education to obtain prelimin­ Monday, March 3S hai cut in half the app^rlatlon original memben of the Arab ary plana and coets for a six class­ damage. patch of ice and plunged into years old. • PTA Committee Meetlog for technical aaaiatanqe Abroad for Lake Waramaug in Washington. He said one produced a knife and League. Syria and Saudi Arabia room addlUon and report to the He waa it. returning from a fire have agreed in principle with town not later than July 1, 1955; The Executive Committee of th* - B ait Wmm O ut tha first half of l^Si. This cut, if demanded his money. When he re­ and finally, to appropriate $1,000 i>TA will meet at th* school to­ which destroyed a summer home. fused, was stabbed and the boya night at 8 o’clock. Tha Rtuaiana hava shown a it stands, will htr'ln Une with past A , telephone lineman, Stanley fied. to engage an archttet<>K<'Aih>- This year, we now on the highways last weekend. rlasette, Rntaell Moonan, Mabel Pubhe Records Tue^ay, Wednesday and Thursday only ... choose *mosl threaten to cut it to a nickel. And on ffarch 17, flve men were Td. Quitclaim deed from Alfred El- dangling this treaty before ' the killed in a car-tnick collision In Howard, Howard Skinner,' Joseph world once more, and then snatch­ Meanwhile, Soviet Russia, our Gas House Heating Franceschene, Charles'J. Addison. win to John N. Wadsworth, prop- Clinton. Later that aame day, a MI'9-7M5 erty^n Watrous Rd. ^ anything in our store... over *5,000 items... whether UL ARRANGEMENT •I peace treaty,,.why not Germany? HdLLANP HNISH is essential for a feeling of secur­ IS# 10.00 S0.M I t is In this way that the. Rus- It is tragic. There is no visible ity. Th* child who haa a complete- 09 f4.M . . of two service spartmeats, -each sepa­ 47.4t 19:04 Bians might expect their agree­ limit on our wilUngnest to ship jP A Mqde fo Order rate from the other . . assure* complete , ly free rain U seldom happy. Mis* With Year Eellec* Church aald. ' TWy ... UwJ 9m rramft ■nfc(y p.iww.. Mellow ment on Austria to whet the ap­ the weapons of war abroad. Gome privacy. Th* kindergarten teacher must petite of the Ocrnjgns for an ap­ portion of thla aaifie generosity At this office yoo may oHt proach to Russia about German ought alto to extend to the WUBam P. Qnleh M O N IV M M p . cunee* E. A. JOHNSON •SPan iM . Cushman Creations unity. weapons of peace. JehB Tierney naysBOBd T. Quisb MO n I y . (or doctor, dontitt. But, although we can recognise PAINT GO. [Fuiierall hotpttol, (unorol bilti. * Phone the. strategy in such Russian dip­ At L ut! 899 Main S t. TcL MI-9-4501 Special M ONfV (or toim. intonut, in- No other casual furniture is exactly like MItcheU 9-5940 luranct, tuition. Cushman Colonial Creations 1 Only Cush-. lomatic plotting, there is no valid Philip H. Kitfield, chief engi­ :Home. 1908 WEEK M O NfV for (urnituro, tool*, man captures the rich highlighting and reaaon why it should alarm us. neer of the Massachusetts Turn­ oouipmont.,. (or the Thla la Russia plotting in the pike Authority, was speaking to homo, (ona, wnmor deep scuffing (wom-away) effects of direction we have long been aeek- th^ Institute of ’IVafric Engineera ^‘ALL GOOD THINGS comp. old time furmture with its deep maple MEN'S DRESS ,/ M O NIY to moko livinq more .Ing to" turn her, and whatever at Boston the other day and ARE CHEAP” T 2 S M M N ST . cenvonioot, moro'- CO*®*"- ' ^ .r/v might be the Russian purposes in described some of -tee safety fea­ '(Author’s n m e balow). , pItoMnt, mero coio- Three-Drawer Single Dresser Base. 92.50 SHIRTS (ortoblt. ' Single Dresser Mirror, 28 x 20 • setting Austria .free at last, that tures being designed for the new BenotlMIly Laundered ^ in this won­ . W h y Pun M O N IY to.molit your work at glass .24.96 fadk would in Itself contribute toll - road Maaaachuaetta is plan­ homo; in tho >hop. on aomethlng to the cause of balance ning to build between Boaton and derful age are veryrtant new safety With Dry Cleaning m iPHONi • W IITi • or VUIT featu^ he described as--.one he can now more often ex­ HAZEL FAHEY LAUNDRY Beds, either twin or full sizes . . . .59.60 Tht French Ratify "miniimsing highway . hypn^is pect a positive cure, in­ PREFERRED Choose from- other Cushman bedroom stead of just hopefully SAYS:— TOWNE CLEANERS dining room, djnette and living room The 'French have finally com­ through-gradual curvature of ^ 348 Main Street^ fINANCf <0.. (NC. pleted ratification of the Paris road." 'w’ishing for goijd results. MANCHESTER This offer furniture! ’Corner of Haynea Street «u «UuN timr • • " agreements. Tliey have done thl* At last! Those five or ^en dollar Om**i M w ! Tiw«. 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The friend relayed the ndws to —Betty FTanklln, U.1V. Charges Egypt BUGS q U N N Y her neighbor: "Margaret has a boy Lexington, Tbrni. Reach Decisions ...^ Guest Artiste at Tercentenary Y»rogram welgMlng nine pounds, six ounces, Anewer to Pfvtout Puiilo^ Mdrjk 300 OUR MEN KNOW OIL BURNERS and they have named him Isaiah." Murflered- Israeli Sense and Nonsense If there's anything people get D o / t M f h u On Court Cases! slckef of than two months with­ I (CoBttnned frem 'page Dm ) CAU "Rats llvo on no evil star" reads out rain, it’s two days with. Birthday of the same backward as forward. — Detroit News. •T M a k e *< Satuniey's Tbwn C ou ^ session BD The youns men. apoke to the about the sam e age who had of­ ACBOM The attack took place last A-r ke was not ccMqpIttsd unUl after The Thursday., at Patlsh Village, 11 1 3 -1 1 3 5 heed of the house: fered her his seat in the car. I Com on the Jews iti U.S. She—Why should you be no kind Herald went to press. Dsciaions milea inside Israeli territory from Young Man—I’ve called to ask were reached in the following .to me? I CARNIVAL BY DICR^RNER the Gam strip. Thirty-eight your cfuisent to marry your daugh­ 4 B e e f----- ktingplsee cases: He—My dear madam, because 1 _ , Some 350 members of Manches- Egyptians and eight Israelis were M o b / l h e a t ter. sir.’ gDreedtul :god Harold Burton, of Father—Have you seen her myself have a ihother and wife and I ter’s Jewish commimity gathered killed Feb. 28 in thk Gaxa area in a daughter. 12 Lemon— IPaare ’ night at the Buckley School a battle m-hlcb the Armistice Com­ mother? ' ^ 4 Phase $30 and giv^ a 30 day bus- U® mar^ the 300th anniversary, o f Young Man—Yeah, but that's I I Baked clay mission blamed bn the Israeli SOcean wmded sentence for int«cl»rion. the flrit Jewish settlement In bia all right • . . we'll be Uvlng out of. Hewitt—Tou. don't seen to think I HOldOreWi / Arm y. much of him. coin movement He was arrested Friday ■BjAPalrol- United States. ^ Surhmlng up Thursday’s shoot­ town. 40 Edible fowls Jewltt—It he had his < dence,) 15 Evergreen trae-8 Ren together 35 Indians RIM ThonMs Grahan^ j I The celebration was one o f hun- ing, a commission communique 41 TrlgoMMwtrl* taken out it would be a ' Id A t the 7 Cyst 2* Upright Two drivers were fln^ 331 fw L,reds of similar programs being noted “with extremely grave con­ of-social security: I! Oldest form eration. beginning t Is overly fond 27 Worth having functions s e ed in g. They were ^ ^ r g e G. held in Jewish c o m muni tlei cern the aggravation to the seri­ Suspenders. CALL MITCHEU 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY I ItBethrolbed g Wading bird 38 Standard • * * , * » . , ^ throughout the'nmUon during this ous. situation along the armistice mm One trouble with traffic' these I 20Repoees 10 Put to flight 29 Essential ®u. Tercentenary year, demarcatioii line." It called on SILENT GLOW OIL lURNERS A famous punster boasted that he days • is that pedestrians walk I I Exist 11 Shade trses being f?*^*!^..**** hOnd on Joining with Oik locals Jews in Eg>’pUan autboriUes to do their Wednesday but it was restored and their ob^rvation of this auspidoua T l could make a pun on any subject. around as though they owned the | lILovt god nsetiric llPeritan best to arrest "these inflltrators." the case rMpensd. • occasion wkre-representatlves of When asked to do so at a banquet', streets, and motorists drive i 18 Amphltheetrc princes ••.Ogle , The‘ decision came as Israel -an­ 34 Smoke .. August R. Bonpla, 82, of Hart- the . towi»y major religious de- he queried: though they owned their cars. 38 Applee were 33 Marry again 33 Chargs 48 Heavenly body nounced another clash along the “ Will someone name a subject?" lOObeerve • ford, was fined $15 for allowing nomlnatioim and Mayor Harold A on the aaenu 34 BUI o f :----- 38 Help the operation of a comnmrclal 1 Turklngton tense border between the two Mor iarty Brothers “ The king!” someone called out. Friend—Was your uncle’s mind I countries. An Army spokesman Without a moment's hesitation, m o ^ vehicle over 6,000 founds xtty, John S. G. Rol’tner, master vigorous and sane up to the very 37 Payable 1 9 r said an Egyptian outpost fired on the punster punned: “The king is t 1 r 5 .1 r r wlthwt rear wheel flaps He WM of ceremonies for the event out- 315 CENTER STREET . MANCHESTER last? 30 One who f j an Israeli patrol near the Gaza not a subject!’’ Heir—I don’t know —the wiU ■ 1 State lined the history of the Jewi^ makes amends Pa^lman Elmer ■Neal. community in America Snd told border and one Israeli sustained won’t be read until tomorrow. r 33 Broadens b Fines of 312 each i^re p^d by I of the rapid growth of the local leg wound. M y husband and 1 celebrate our 34 OonMsticate r ) Bmce O. WiUams, 184 of 4 Earl j,^ ,h . community. Rottner said birthday anniversaries and our By the tinte you can afford the I _F best, it isn’t gooimH6 HIMSELF FOR A HE MAY tre V3UR HOBBY i Ognibene, 27, of Hartford, 38; I activities over the broad span of excellent vocal renditions at the Buckley School last night when several hundred members of the local iTD.COasCT HeADACHES. NisrT/--'aj/A! LET’S se e : HMB SlWagn- IT r 15 , i 17 48 and Richard Domlar, of East 30Q years. Jewish community marked the Tercentenary of Jewish culture In the U.8 . AUo shown above, left rS )^ H 6 IS HERE, SOBS STlCKV 52 Individuals Hartford, 38. . . _ 1 He observed tk^at “the founders to right, are; Judge John S. J. Rottner, master of ceremonies; Raymond Smolover, operaUo tenor; 1 HERE'S‘AHOTHCRA FlHSeRS, 53 Anglo-Saxon I Judgment was suspended 1 5 OF CHEER, FER K y this country w e r e ' greatly and Hershel Bernard!, Broadway actor on the Yiddish stage.______«■ ______■ FREE WTEL R STCARD FOOH O l d T iM e s ’ SA k'^ BpTHEXL slave two drivers charged with ^ylola- „,oidej by the teachings of the eROTHER h e r e c o h s s H E 'ieR x t 84 Meadow T W tlons o f the riiles o f the road. Old Testament’’ and that in a asnse 1 They were Marie WaUing of Eatt the 6.5 inches of snow which fell ,^-nHE HE HEWS IS BETTER 3A K E / -STEAL raii«.u.arMesL 55 Pie a l a ----- the celebration was not necessarily AM ESITEDRr& ew-wnNss**—**-** LIUAH O60AL-—ho ROSTASE LOHBFELLOWS 58 French 5T % !)l a Hartford and F. Weldon Miner, 35, only one fo r Jews, but fo r the suc­ $50 I^illion Loss Saturday. .T 3 0 E 0 H summers'.... of ^Iton Center Rd„ Bolton. cess of America as a whole. State Troopers said they had a l a u r e l s -*- “ Her#’* M nic* utllKy H*m, *lr—

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EARL W.,YOST Hornets, Bisons ^ a s^ Front End of Double Steal Fails Big League Hookies No. 3 Defeated in Bay State White Sox Have Dropo In Calder Cup Finals Doby Smashes Three Sports Editpr Florida—Many rookie perform-wslugging outfielder of Uie Red New 'i’ork, March 28 t/Pi — era in particular who have looked Features' Boxing Card Tourney by Frankie’s The Pittsburgh Hornetf will be Sox, (will) (win not) (Is rumor­ Swinging for Distance Home Runs for Indiana eat this spring in Grapefruit ed) to report to the Boston c ^ p heats to the Buffalo Blaons laipie games have been sharp be­ when the .American Hockey E In Sarasota on (Sunday) (Mon­ New York, March 28 (45 — ex-lightweight chsm- Splitting In two weekend coge^don, former AlC iUndcstt who now A and If I play regularly I'm lurr cause. of Winter LeagQie play. Once day) (Tuesday) (Wednesday) Johnny Saxton mokoa tht. flriit pion— gets bock in action tonight Stars with Torringtoi. in ths Oaa- By EARL YOST Ix-ague's Calder Cap playoff New York, March 28 (>P) — ForV”B” team. Normally a, pinch- the established stars, parti

' 'V I i \ L PAGE THIRTEElf ,.'C' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD," MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY^ MARCHES, 1985 •V Prof. Saniual ^Rtfkhard, profea-- R oobu WUhoiit Board 59 Wanted—Real EaUtiP 77 FACE TWELVE Fanus and Land For Salt 71 Honsea Per Sale 72 New Emergency Number aor emeritus of education, Arisons About Town State OoUaga, < wl)l addraas Household Goods ' 51 Mschin«>ry and,Tools 52 yuR M SH E D bedroom near^rCan- e a st e r n OonnacUcut — Kxcan. MANCHESTER SELUNOt— list your property By FAGALY and SHORTEN Situations Wanted-- graduatea and friends of the Hen­ WAUMFER Autonobilcs for Sslo i THBi^ OUGHTA RE A LAW! ter. OaffiSaman prafkrred. M Foa. tionri buya dairy, poultry'y’^ a ^ , I with this otflca for paraonalitad The South ManchMter Fire Fehkle ,^38 WILL TRADE ^oremariqr rotary 3 r S t ML 345|f. , Price 314,000 i The EViendahip (JIrcIe of the ry Oeorga School tonight at tha- e n g a g e m e n t b r o k ^ with or wlthoui a t ^ 2 to 4M service, Alice C3ampet, Realtor, Department 'wiU have a new isee CHRTBLEK (our door, in «x- lawn mower, used one aeaaon, for" Six room Cbkintri in Immacu­ Office 343 Main St, Mahcbeatar. SalvaUon Army will meet at the tchool iMadquartera, m 2 Asylum RELIABLE, PracUcal. nurse will y o u n g c o u p l e ■ acres. WeUaa Ag«n'ey,^Covantry. emergency telephone number 50% Discomt ccUent condition. White fi, 0 «, 15 TMATAa?, 12 or 14 ft. boat. MI, f-6846 after . UOBT iKWBKKBKniiQ rooms, PL 2-6872. late condition. Largo kitchen, li'ving M l. 9-45a. CltkdE at 6:30 tohight for a pot- St.. HartfbrA at 6 o’clock, 'nioae Classifid HMM--N0TM1N’ care for Children, in her home W ILL s a c r i f i c e • 6 p.m. > furalahad. For ona or two^work when the new telephone hooks Interested in hearing his talk are low mUeace, fully equipped. Pri­ rbbnv dining room and lavatory luck supper. R o o m l f * 1 9 e u p NTH6 MUCH WRON<5 WIJH l u PICK rru r whUe you work. MI. 9-4841. Ho m e o f f u r n i t u r e ing vadults. No chUdren, FOR PROkPr oourtaous aarvlea, go into effect next' Sunitay. welcome to attend. - 0 vate party. Ml. 8-SO08. UNOO . THf M cnoa-iST 1DMORSOW. 4crvrastalra, '3 bedrooms and bath­ The new number wlU be Advertisement U NB*0«90MC PICK IT UP— j u s t p a y Houses For Sale 72 room upstaira, porch, lovely land- salUag or buylDg real sstata. cril Dr. and Mra. Jqsaph Maasaro Ail paper anrsHaUa ISM FORD bK'or. in food oondi- OFTHt — ' . 319.63 ' Musical Instruments 53 Johnson BuUdbig Oompamk Man- MIteheU S-llSl. There is no left yesterdey^by plane for Califor- Dilworth-CoraeU-Quey Poet 103, adjustin' an messc WANTED—Typing to do at home. r o iS t H E w bi$h acbool, rooms, l e a ^ -yard, amerite drive, 2 car change In the MFD number, triBuned. CLASSIFIED ADVT. turn. 19411Chevroiet tudor. Baaieot 62EASE JCXXW- Mo n t h l y WxiSHIiraTON ST.—Lovely Colon- garage. Alnqqxlmately $3,000 down chasteir. ML 3-7483. nls to attend s convention in Sen American Legion, 'Will hold an Douflaa Motors, ACOUPI-AOOOS ^ Phone MI. 8-5968. MUSIC Instrumental rental. Com­ private, ahowarahen kikThatb. private Iri luNn6,''-4mproxbnately 6 years which it MltcheU DEPT. HOUES terms in town. 0005 AND Hitre's The Story^This was sold plete line of instruments. Rental payment to itpproved buyer. Phone Franciaca They egpaot to return | Important business meeting to­ 888 Main. * iNDSOOUUO pbona optkmri. Parking. Extra old, faaturi^Jarga living room, WANTED—Four room home, 33000- next week Monday. morrow night at 8:15 at the poet to a young couple on Jen. lOtb. applied to purchase price. RMre- quiet Cwound floor, 374 Summit FRANCES K. WAGNER, Realtor 3UJM10, alao 0 o r room home, S:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. mean fireplace, attractlv«L dining room, e home. Service Officer E)verett Special This WccA t 1903 CHEVROLE7T Bel-Air hardtop, Doga— Birds—^Pets <1 A few days. Inter they inform ^ aentlng Olds, Selmer, Bach Ped­ MI-0-0038 - St MI. 3-0036, early momingt or cabinet kitchen, dlaposal, two 313,000^3,500. Several cUenta with The Immaculate Conception Kennedy will explain hia .dutlaa. radio, heater, very clean, food JUST A ua they wished to cancel thrir lar and Bundy. Matter’s Music svaninga. aubetantlri caah. Caritoo W. in Went Hartford for 48 years. He COUPLA MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 master bedrooms, tUe ^aib. «k‘ THREE FAMILY,-3308 montbly in­ Mothera (Jircle will meet at the COPY CLOSING TIME Urea. Douflaa Motora, 338 Main order because they were ifet get­ Studio, 177 McKee. ML 8-7500. caUant heating ayatem, comnna' Hutchins. ML 94183. 3-4694, was a member of the Fountain Plttf 5 Lb. O a . 19 BUCKS- Main St. MI. -9-4278. Parakeets. ting m'erried. Payments of al­ rURNISHED ROOM with kitchen come, new oil hot water heat, r*>. home o f Mra. Robert C. Murphy, Sunday School teitehara o f the f o r CLASSIHED ADVT. St. ' Giuranteed ringing canaries, Uon storm wlndcjws and screeha.'•'Kducomted year ago, 314,300. Carl- Hose Volunteer Fire Deoartroent, 34 'Virginia Rd., at 8 o'clock Wed­ Second CXmgregiatlonal Oiuroh will most 3200 have been made. I f privUsgas for elderly lady, 39.80 Superior workmenel^ and ma- WANTED—Two-famUY houaa, five West Hartfotd, and the West Hart- MON. THRU FRL 1953 CHEVROLET aedln two tone tropical fish, hamsters. S. end H< you have a good Job and are Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 ^ r weak. CaU MI. 9-5868 after 6 tdtKW. Hutchins. MI. 3-5183, and five, or 6 and 6. Must be nesday night have a 'dein«rt-meeting at the taring greeh stampe on all purchases. tariala throughout. lUva - Tyler, 3-469i>-^ foed Orange. churbh tohight at 7 p.ai. 10:30 A. M. blue-ivory. ICxtra clean, 3345 honest and reliable, then this p. m. Realtor. MI. 9-4469. cantrally located, yaid and ga­ Besides hia son, he- leaveor a 1,822 coioia. down. Ib uy- payment plan. Douf- GIRL'S WOOLEN ' winter and The Women'a Home Leegue~of I SATURDAY 9 A. 'ifL PARAKEETS — BeauUftU babies is for you. ' NORTH END^Tlhree-famlly houte, rages. MI. 9-4967. CaU avgnlilgs. daughter, Mra. Gordor C, Laugh- laa Motora, 333 Main. spring coat sets and auita, Sixe 4. ROCKVILLBS—Attractively (uraieh- the Salvation Army will hold itaj - The Slsteriiood o f 'Terople Beth from finest stock. Control bred BLOND BEDROOM Excellent condition.. Reasonable. ed light housekeeping rooms. MANCJHESTER , 64-4. new ridlng;''no furnace. Fiill WANTED—4 . 6 room or lin o f (Jhnton; a btxRher, WUb-jr Sholqm win hold its annwU spring yOtJK OOOPEIIATION WILL ' price $14,000. $3,500 cash required. ■ingle weekly meeting at the Citadel to­ WILLVn 1949 SUUon Wafon, ex­ and'A.B.S. banded. . Certificate LTVINO ROOM SUITE - MI. 8-8898. ' RockvUle 6-9664. Rolling Park » . . A fou;> room two-famUy house. Writa-te-.Boi X Q, MlUs o f Oolebrook; two sistera. morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.- rumage sale In the vestry ix the BE APntECIATED 5-PC.‘DINETTB SET A.C.B. Realty, Ml. 9-2892.- .., cellent condition. Direct from and 90 day health guarantee. Aleo home, upetaim unfinished, in ex­ Herald. f Mra. Lena Frits o f O lebrcok and Mra. Major Pickup will be the hos- Temple, Myrtle and Linden 8te.', BURNSIDE cages and supplies. Visitors al. "PhUcO’’ Electric Refrigerator ceUent conditon. Combination win- Mis# Minnie MUla o f WInsted; two owner. Eaay terms. Consider r o o m FOR Rant for one or two. DUPLEX 4-4. New G.E. oil bot tese. Wbdneoday froiu 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., U r A6AIN ways welcom e., Open 7 to 9 eve. "Caloric” Combination Range dowfl, amerite drive. 812,900. grandchildren, and four gi^eat trade.- Phone MI. 9-8035. Rooms Without Board 59 Inquire State Tailor Shop, 8 BU- water heat. IV o-car garage and and Tbursday from 9 a.in. until D ial MI-3-5121 ^ A 4 IS H T nings, slU day Saturdays and Sun "Mayteg’’ Washer sell Street MI. 8-7388. MI. 8-604f RoUtng Perk . . . Six room Cape Legal Notice grandchildren. ■old out. PMNT OENTER 1954 FORD custom ranch wafon. "Emerson" Television • CENTRAL, Clean, comfortable ■hop. Inside redecorated last year. H ie funeral wiU tM held Wed­ Earle Clifford returned Saturday Dealer fair Ootoriatag Fatarii A < ^ THE dsys, Raymar Aviaries, Route after 6:80. Cod on large Ibt. Many extras. Im­ to his home, 19 Btiant St., Low mlleafe. Will take trade. Call 44A, Bolton. MI. 9-5618. JA. 2-0855. "Hoover" Vacuum rooip. Single or double. Continuous mediate ioccupahey. $13,900. , CaU owner Ml', 34707 or MI. AT A COURT o r PROBATE h«M'at nesday aftemoon^at 1 o'clock at 645 BURNSIDE AVE. ODDS AST Coventry, wulilli and for the Dtilrlct after imdergolng treatment for hie Mra. Adels Hoes Lee will apeak MI. 9-3139. hot water in bathroom. Privileges. r o o m f o r rent near Center. 8-6072. the NewklHt and Whitney Funeral East Hartfofd-aA-8-4UN THERE’S "Mohawk” Axmlnster Rugs Edmunds Street . . . One bl()ck ot^Coventry, on' the 36th da^ of March, right eye at the New York Byar®" »**J«rt ’ Current Thwter "Sealy” Box Spring MI. 9-4841. Heat, hot water. GenUeman pra- of Center. Six room Caps Cod with 1966. Home, 776 Farmington Ave., W ^ t at the monthly meeting of the 1940 NASH SEDAN. Good condi­ NO END $10,900—SIX room C!ape Cod, two Prrtent EUMORE TVRKINGTON, Hospital. He is the proprietor of “ ——» _ -~ Open every eventag *017ilS Lost and Found Livestock—•Vehicles 42 "Sealy Mattress (errte. 37 Foatar St. MI. 8-5831. combination windows, amerite Hertford. Bn.rial ■will he in Moun­ Woman's dub tonight at 8 o'clock tion. Inquire 110 Campfleld Road, TO WHAT tmfinlshed, dormers, open atair. Juds<'. Clifford's Men’s and Boys' Shop on Linoleum, Tables, Cabinets, drive end garage. House needs re­ £sUt« of Earl Francis Miner, late of tain View O m etery, Bioomfihld. in the South Methodist dturch. or CkU MI. 9-1914. d o u b l e ROOM for working cou­ way, oil heat, recreation room, Main St., and hts many friends will LOST—Sum U money in white en- ITU ODSTf WE BUY OOWS.ecalvee and beef Pictures en'd a Few Other Items decorating. Asking $14,200. Coventry. In aald District, deceased. EVierds may -call at the furleiU Non members will be welcome at ple or two gantlemca. Alao single bar, nice lot with trees, near bus, The Adnxlnistrators haviha made be glad to welcome him home velope near Manchester ■ Green. cattle. Also horses. Pisla Bros. Shown Bv Appointment Only Lydall Street . . . New rani^ school and stores. Carlton W. home tonight and.tomorrow/night the uouiil guest fee. Finder call MI. 9-T087. Reward. BEFORE TOU BUT a used car room. 54 High St written application to said Court, In again. See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick T e l Ml. 8-7406. PHONE MB AT ONCE homes nearing completion. Tvra Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. accordance with the statute, tor an from to -6 o ’clocic. outdoor stool fireplaces, gamge in basement, order of sale of the whole or part of LOST—PASS BOOK No. 48813. Sales and Service, 385 Main MR. ALBERT ~- beautifully ftimlihed apecioua the real estate described therein, it Is Our Lady o f Victory Mothera The condition of Gene (Jool- street. ML 9-4571. Open evenlnfs. ^ 3 6 * ^ HARTFORD CH-7-0858 room with complete light house­ double vanity, etc. These homes GARRISON Colonial, Porter St. ordered that said applicaUon be heard Mrs. Maria Rosa Prii baugh, 21, of South (Jovehtty, who NoUce U hereby fiven that I ^ Poultry and Supplies 43 ?ngnano o f Circle will meet Wednfirilay night ram-HUTCHispN, After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 keeping faculties available. WiU will DC open Sunday for inspection. tection, brecseway, attached ga- at the Probate Office on the 4th day Mrs. Maria Roes Prignano at the Imme o f Mra. George Wil- was gravely injured in a 2-car col­ Book No. 48813, Issued by D te <«/a, m. M M O . o f April, 1966, at- 3:00 o'clock in the CERTIFIED See It Day or Night rent single or double. ChUdren ac­ Located adjacent to Saulter’a rage, beautifully landscaped lot, the Bronx. N. Y., died today at lerd, 47 Stephen St. Membera are lision in Bolton early Saturday A n Y A l Savtnfs Bank of Manchester has BROAD-BREASTED Bronse tur custom built home. Sensibly afternoon; and that noUce thereof of Manchester Memorial Hospital been lost and i^licaUon has been m i. oiCissi eiwtssm A—L —B —E —R —T —’—S cepted (limited). Central. Reason­ Swimming Pool. 816,000. riven, by pubitshina a copy of this reminded to bring articles for the morning, is still critical, offlclals USED CAR BUYS keys for Easter. Fresh, froxen, 10 priced. A. R. Wilkie Sc C o. MI. made to said bank (or payment of able. Mm. Domey, 14 Arch St. 110 Main S treet. . . Large seven order In the Manchester Evenln# Her­ after a long iUness. auction and for the Easter basket. at Manchester Memorial Hospital 1953 Dodfe 4^Dr. Sedan—Radio, to 25 pounds, S9c pound. Schaub's 43-45 Allyn Street Hartford 9-4886. ald, a newspaper havinc a clrqulatlon Bora in Salerno, /Italy, she had the amount of deposit. Turkey Farm, 188 HlllstoWn Rdr or eight room Colonial now vacant. said this morning. A Hartford heater and fyromatic drive. Eh(- jf I TWO RpOMS for couple, two girls in said District, and by postlna a copy been a resident of the United Bond»—Stocks—* GENERAL ELECTRIC Dryers. Two car garage. Lc»t ia 70 x 270. MANCHESTEUt— Six room (tape thereof on the sisn-post (n the Town of Members o f Sunset Council, De­ baker, Louis B. Shertnah, was LOST—Lady’a wallet, vicinity Eld> cellent ...... 31295 Business Services Offered 13 BuUdinK— ContriictinK 14 " or single girl. Kitchen prlvilegee. Asking 823.500. \ Coventry in said Xnstrlct at least five States for over 54 years. killed in the head-on auto accident. 1953 Studebaker V-8 Landcniiser Reg 3349.98. Your coiri only 3189 Cod, f(Mir and two unfinished. Ex- days before said day of hearine.’ and gree of Pocahontas, are requested ridfe Spruce and School Streets, Mortgages MI. 9-9267. She leaves three daughters. Miss to meet tonight at 7:30 at the Hol- 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, heater, au­ RUBBISH and ashes removed. Gen­ b u il d in g contractor, custom Articles For Sale 45 or 28c a day. One 24-inch G. E. cellent condition. Fireplace, hot that return be made to this Court. Phyllia Prignano, Mlaa Jennie Prig- MI. 8-U15. W E B U Y BOLTON A tust. loran Funeral Horns’^ to pay re­ Mrs. George Foeter.^M, 40 Drive tomatic drive. Elxcellent. Save. eral cleaninf of attics, cellara and buUt on your lot. Cape Cod, 28’ x FIRfiT AND Second mortgages 4 burner yellow range. Regular f u r n i s h e d r o o m , with continu water heat, oil. Storm windows AND Smith-Corona port- Bay berry Road in. Bolton Center ELMORE TURKINOTON, Judfe. nano, and Miss Antoinette Prig- spects to Thomaa Murphy, whose O, and Milton Hathaway, 87, of 1952 Pontiac Catalina Hardtop- yards. CaU M and M Rlibfalrii re- 32', 6 rooms complete, $10,000. bought for our own account. Fasf, 3349.95. It’s yours (or 3169 or 38c Entire or Partial Estates oua hot water, shower. Private en and screens. Convenient location. nano, all of the Bronx: and one and standard typewritera, a day. One G.E. 8 foot green re­ . . . Vacant five room ranch with daughter. Miss Mary Murphy, ia Bolton,, were'-both treated for dog Annonnesments Radio and heater, hydramatic. movaL Ml. 94757. Aleo all types of carpentry work, confidential service. Manchester trance. For nice gentleman. CaU Price $12,800. Call Goodchlld ■on. Dr. John V, Prignano of Man- roofing. Biding and cement work. Investment Corp., 244 Main street. makes of adding machines frigerator, regular $239.95, Out Antiques, China, Glass attached garage. No basement Realty Co.. Realtors. MI. 8-7625 a member of the Cowell. bite wounds at Manchester Me­ Many extras...... 31395 r rented. Reprirs on all at 101 Chestnut St. Ideal 'setting on lot of 150 x '300. Chester. morial Hospital yesterday. Hatha­ 1953 Studebaker Champion Star­ DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Special on finishing two roonru up- MI. 8-5416. ' it goes for $179 or 80c a day. One Complete Households any time. The funeral will be held from the TAX RETURNS prepared in your Marlow's. Asking $13,700. Excellent financing way suffered a wound on hia left appointment. Exper­ light Coupe—^Two-tone, low mile­ copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, B^rs complete $1,200. Phone 11 foot white G.E. freexcr upright, Storag:e Lots Store Stock TWO FURNISHED rooms, slniJs Ralph Glonlano FUneral Home Peter KUaraky, president of the borne or regular $489.95. Look at this price available. BOLTON LAKE—Year round four wriri, while Mn. Foster was bit- ienced tax woA. ML 8-4738. age ...... 31395 funs, etc., repaired. Shears, Rockville 5-3111 or 5-9854. WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug or double. 347 No. Main St. JA. Obituary ciroaby Ave., Bronx, N, Y., ETlday Hartford unit, Hairdrataera Guild knives, mowers, etc., put into con­ $276, only 47c a day. One J1 foot Call Anytime 8-1649. Notch Road . . . Six room Colo­ room ranch, knotty pine living o f Connecticut, and Mra. kllaraky 1 ****■ forefinger. Both were 1952 Buick Ririera Hardtop—Two NEW, CONSTRUCTION, remodel- Business Opportunities 32 strips fo^bralding and hooking. morning -at a time to be announc­ _«k/i______as. 1 6*dii*oMfT fiVkiw thta n/\anlfo1 m mfwi „ m . W teas. IH" INCOME TAX returns prepared dition (or coming needs. Bralth- white G.E, refrigerator, 3349.95 nist with attached two car ga­ room, two bedrtwmi, w(x>ded lot ed. Burial will be in Calvary entertained 30 membe'n ""at their released from the hospital in good • n . 4 Is. t>*. tone, radio and heater, power Ing and repairing expertly done. Jen's Rug Sh(q>, 55 Talcott Ave., rage- Only two bedrooms. Over two lakefront prlvilegee. Price only condition. MI-MMlas nrtBS m Call Dan Mosler. ML 9-8839 or walte, 52 Pearl street. BIDWELL'S Soda Shop. Excellsnt Rockville, Cbpn. Phone 8-5706 — our price 3339.00. O n e ROBERT M. REID R SON Cemetery, New York CSty. home, 19 Winter St Mrs. Kliarsky windowi and seata, tinted glaaa. Estimates gladly given. Robert M. white G.E. 4 burner electric stove,- acres of land. Immediate occu­ $8,400. Win .quaUfy for veteran JA. 7-8315. (opportunity, good volume, cen­ Tanements 63 Deaths tSKri funeral arrangements are served a delicious buffet eupper. Sharp! ‘ ABC SERVICE CO. Factory au Alexander. MI. 9-7716. 34-inch. Regular 3239, our., low .• Phone Maacheeter MI-9>777e pancy. Asking 816.800. with smaU amount down. Monthly The senior (^oir of St John's trally located. Reasonably priced.- BANK RUN gravel, stone, washed Apartments— Flats in charge of the Waiter N. Leclerc Albert Heavisides preaented a INCOME TAX Tctoms prepared in 1950 Studebaker Champion 2-Dr. thorised servicing (or all Hot- price 3148 or 25c a day. Brunner's 201 MAIN 8T-, MANCHESTER We also have listed numerous payments approximately $51 : i movie of the recent show at the Church, Golway St, will "hold a OYsn. !■ f»rtorY» Sedan—Radio, heater and over­ BUHDING contractors. AU types Ifor' appointment to inspect call sand, loam. Immediate delivery. 1 Funeral Home, 28 Main St. ' -----■** ------* -*■------* your home or ntine. Call ID. point appliances. AU wringer Packard. RockvlUe Rd., Talcott- building lots In Manchester and month. (Jail GoodchUd Realty Co. Mrs. -Emma Louise dlfford Guild's dinner at Garden Grove, special rehearsal tomorrow at 7 of carpenter work done. Oarages, A; R. WUkie a Co., Exclusive Asphalt plant (^emAptil lat. Nust- SIX ROOM duplex, 2 baths,, ga 9-4938 for appointment. drive. C lean...... 3485 wariiers, SlacksUme, ABComatfc, -ville. Conn. rage, everything modem, oil heat, Bolton. If you don’t see a home Readtora. MI. 8-7635 any time. Mra. Emma Louise' Turklngton and M n. Kllanky'e daughter, Mias p.m. in preparation for the Easter 1950 Oldamoblle "88" 2-Dr. S e d a n - alteraUons, rooms finished, roofs; Agent. MI. 9-4389. ’ . ‘ dorf Sand and Stonk MI. 9-7408. Maytag automatics; Kitchen Aid near Center on bus line. No chil- advertised that interests you, call diffoird, 100 CJooper Hill St., widow Annamae Rlchanls. vmo toured week eervices, under the direction G X M D A N D Y DAIRT q u e e n No. 3, 807 Middle Radio, heater, hydramatic. Clean. etc. Free esUmates. MI. 9-5981. MANCHESTER for $10,500. Six dishwashers. Work guaranteed, 21 CLOTHES LINE. For the Zip Grip dpsn under working age, $75. us anj-way a* w-e have many other of Alexander Clifford, died at her Funerals Ehirope last summer with the Girl of Organist Walter Grayb. Miss Turnpike West. After the akow Many Others At Low Prices YOUR OWN business !^ o u r own room dwelling with attached ga­ emtire ftif« Maple. MI. i-llSTf. hours! Selling natlonelly knowA clothes line requiring bo tlothes AUTOMATIC GAS water heater, Write Box V, Herald. listings. home early this morning after a Scouts, told of her experiences. Georgians Ruhacha, president of stop for a treat. CHORCHES MOTORS pins, call JA. 9-1724. 4 years old. MI. 3-5194. L A. rage. Oil heat, inaulated combina­ short iUnees. Her husband died in m t C. AND H. HOAR. Rubbish. Remov­ Roofing'-SidinU; 16 cushion shoes is easy. 185 styles tion storm windows, screens. Con- the. choir, uigee ell members to studebaker Sales, Service T. J. CROCKETT July 1052. Lanla B.I Somtolaakl BANDWOVEN rufs, food variety, al. CeUars, yards and attics for entire family. Earn 380 day WESTINGHOUSE MOTORS.\%. %, veniently located near school, St Bridget's Mothers drrie be present 80 Oakland St.. Manchester FOR THE BEST In Bonded buUt MAPLE KITCHEN set, rite Phllco CONVERSE, Business Locations Office; MI-8h5416 B om in Portadown, Ireland, F-uneral services for Louis B. uambera will hold their annual F or cottafe or home. Mrs. Elliott cleaned. MI. 9-1084. MI. 9-4034. commission. Experience unneces­ 1-3 h.p. Will aell below wholesale combination ' radio and record Stores and bus. G.I. posribillty. M ARH OLlirS Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters sary, Free catalog. Write Tan­ For Rent 64 Residence; MI-9-77S1 June 27,-ISSO, ahe had been a resi­ Sumislaski, 64 Union St. were held ■ victory dinner thU evening at 6:30 75 Henry St. , f price. MI. 3-4164, 6 to 9 p.m. player. MI. 9-5813. Contact Alice (Jlampet, Realtor. dent of Manchester for 64 yeart. 18»fdrilay morning at Box alarm 63 at the conier of MI-9-9483 conductors and roof repairs call ners, 256 W Brockton, Maas. JR. Phone MI. 9-4543. ------...... atthehome 1150. Trade in on your'old St. MI. 8-1880 or MI. 6-3546. assumed. Priced to sell at $15,900. and serlvce caU MI. 8-5095, Mem­ portunities." 6400 Wilshirt, Lm Burnside Paint Center, 645 Bum- set. Open Wed.- and Thurs. 'til 9. garage. Oil heat. Price $13,8(X>. Grange. Mass. Walter Grzyb ewg tWo Mlantooomah Tribe of Red Men, ber of Telsa. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ PAPER HANRINR^ Warren E. Howland, Realtor. MI. BATTERIES - 50% off. Square Angeles, Calif. side Ave, East HaHford. , Saturday 'til 5. All day Sunday TWO OFFICES, sulUble for pro­ $-8600. MI. 8-5711. Manchester Asa<>ctstes. ML 9-0384 She leaves two daughters, Mrs.r*olos, asristed by the St ^thlaljjo. 58. will have a meeting to- Peraonsb pairs. Ray Hagenow. ML 9-2214„ fessional or businesa office. Hart­ type aa low as 34.95 ex., long type phonp’s, 'til OvBrunner's Packard, Rock­ TELEPHONE 9-9221, 3-7433 any Ume. Albert Gardner of MancHuter and I Choir, "Nearer My God to I night e^ 8 o'clock in Tinker Hell. 37.95. Written guarantee. Cole MELODY RADIO-T.V. Ray Jackson. MI, 8-8325. TEN VOLUME set Douhleday En­ ford Rd. MI. 6-0666. Mrs. Eklgar Kelley of Melrose, the Dark Grave. ’ Burial important business will be dia- MART—I have found that new night caUs. Guaranteed aorvlce. ville TalcottviUe, Conn. $11,600 THREE bedroom home, *"6 Motora. Ml. 9-OW. cyclopedia, also 30 volume ,ee: MI-9-3246 40 FOOT RANCH 23' living room was in St John’s Cemetery. cussed______and all membera arr urged MOIIL HEAT homine you have been looking (or bU. 9-2280. 9 ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. Help Wanted— Female 35 near ech(X)l, two car garage, new Maaa.; two sons, Russell and Ray­ Book of Knowledge. In g COLE MOTORS television sales and service caU Sc Son and other itxrfings. Get our GIRL OR WOMAN to sit with chil­ Saturday 'til 6\ All day Sunday ranch, oil hot water heat. Three Funeral services for Mrs. Louise brary of the Best (Side Rec for homes are at Jarvis Acres dff formenation. Tel. MI. 9-6953 after bedrooms, all utUitlea. Aaeume Ciqie Cod (3 unfinished) .in excel­ chester, six grandchildren and five Vernon Street. The chUdren will SERVICENTER MI. 9-1347. Member of Telsa. low coet, terms. McKinney Lum­ dren nights while mother works, Boats and Accessories 46 'til 6. Brunner’a'Packard, Rock­ NoUce Is hereby given -that on lent repair. Attached garage,, nice great grandchildrei. G. Emonds, 38 >8*oodland St., were teenage high rchool gtoie, 80 o f or watch children 8 or 4 nights a 6:80 p.m. m % state mortgage, 35 years g o to the new BuclUey School with 436 Center St.—MI-9-0980 ber, Bolton Notch. MI. 9-4525. ville Rd., Tricottvi|le, Conn. Tueaday, March 29. 1955 at 16 lot. On Hartford bus line. $12,700. The funeral will be held in St. held this morning at 8:15 at the whom have already signed up. MORIARTY MANCHESTER T.V. Service. For week for room, MI. 9-4290, 14’ SALT WATER custom runabout $57.30' (nonthly includes taxes, and Walter' N. Leclerc Funeral Home, Parents are welcome to attend this my own. Have Bill take you out television seles and aervice call a.m., to satisfy repair bill, the Warren E. Howland, Realtor. MI. Mary’s E^labopal Church Wednes­ CALL MANCHESTER Roofing and and Mastercraft trailer. Priced FLORENCE combination oll-gaa following property abandoned. interest after down payment. 23 Main St., followed by a solemn open meetin.?, also other young I there TONIGHT.. Call MI. 9-8685 UFESAVER TUBELESS MI. 9-6660. Member of Telsa; A HOMEMAKER for aduIU in a Wanted To Rent 68 3-8600, MI. 84711. day at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Siding Co. for free, estimates and for quick sale. 81 West Middle all white range, de l ^ e model. OB the premises will be sold to Price $12,600. Phone Barbara requiem Mass in S t Bridget's girls Intereated in Joining 'the for further Information. /. j roofing and aiding Jobs, large or comfortable auburban honie with MI. 9-1863: Woods Agency, MI. 9-7702. E>st (Jemetery.- V GOODRICH HAND AND power lawn mowers Tpke. between 5:30-10 p.m. the highest bidder, to wdt: One "WE THREE": Reporter, wife (Jhurch S t 9 o'clock. The Rev. Junior Watea small. Tell MI. 9-8983. labor saving devices. Someone in­ -Friends may cal{ at the Holmes' John J .. Delaney was the cele­ BROTHERS RIDERS to vicinity of Phoenix The puncture proof tubeless with sharpened and repaired. Work 36" GLENWOOD gaa t'ange, 3 1941 Plymouth X-door sedan. and eon, need an apartment after $1000 DOWN, large 8 bedroom Lots for Sale 73 Fire InSi Co., Woodland St., Hart­ terested in permanent security Funeral' Home, 400 Main S t, to­ brant, the Rev. Robert (Jarroll the I Harry S. Maldment, Scoutmas­ eight years know-how. No money guaranteed. Call for and deliver. with good pay. Live in eaaential. yeai-s old. Reasonable. RockviUe May 1. UnfumiiheRogert _t Tag­ Eteat Windsor. A I 315 Center St(—TeL M1-3«51S5 Auto Repairing—Painting 7 Appliance Co., 21 Maple St. . MI. irience. n e e estimates. Call desired. Celt Covenant (Jongrega- tion. G.I, approved. 313,350. No MI. 8-8480. PL 3-7933. Birch Mt. Rd., died Saturday at: and A GOOD DEAL MORE 9-1678. WANTED—Young erieriady. Full Framing-2 x 3 to 2 x 12 SOLID MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe tional'Church. MI. 94027. cash ddvm to (juaUfled veteran his home. gart. and Calvin Taggart. Sowley. Manchester - MI. 3-6381 per M 300.50 Dahiel Boone pennant, aymbol oil CAR BURN OIL? time, 40 hour 'week. Experience dining table and crotch mahogany Monthly carrying charge approxl- MANCHESTER GREEaf-OH acre A resident of Manchester for Burial was in St. Bridget’s excellence in camping, wae aleo Seo McCLURE Wa n t e d —3 or 4 rooms, furnished HAND AND power mowers sharp­ desirable. Apply in person. Harri- Clear Casing, 2»»’’ ----- per C $8.90 buffet to match. Cell MI. 3-5266 mately $78 Including taxes and , cleared, flat land. Ideal site the past 40 years, he was employ­ CJemetery. Father Butler, assisted presented to hie troop, which | MOML KEROSENE after 6 p.m. Saturday. or unfumlehed (or young couple. / Economy overhaul most all ened. Saws (bed and Mt. Pick-up. Heating^—Plumbing: 17 . son’s; 849 Main Street. SEPTIC TANKS insurance. Maddock Sc de Voa (or ^lartmento,: $21,500. Warren E. ed as a papermaker at (Jaae Bros, by Father Gubala, read the com­ meets at the Onter CongregSUon- New and Used Cars MI. 9-2380. ' Maeshined Square Shakes No chUdren. MI. 9-9681, from 6 to Realtors. JA. 3-0255. Evenings AD, for, many yeara before his retire­ mittal service. cars. Parts and labor $49.95. colored, 1 8 " ...... per eq. $12.20 AND Howland, Realtor. MI. 3-8600, MI. al (Jhurefa. A memberahlp I LENNOX FURNACES and warm -ANY LADY can earn $16, $35 week, 7 p.m. ‘ 3-0132. 3-5711. ment He was a member of the No money down. $4.90 month­ MANCHESTER — T. V. Service, ly, part time. Show Mixiaonette'a COMBINATION oil and electric ■treamer wat preaented to the! air haaUng. Earl Van Camp. Ml. Flush Doors ...... from 36.50 Britieh American Club and of Mrs. Howard Reed Mancheater district for achieving | RANGE McCLURE PONTIAC; Inc. ly. All wofk guaranteed. radio end T.V. apeciaUsta since dresses, lingerie. (Bonus Dresses), ■tove. Make offer. C!ril MI. 3-6851. MIDDLE-AGED, quiet couple de­ MANCHESTER— Outstanding aU SEVERAL CHOICE building lota, Largely attended ^funeral serv­ 34844. PLUBBED SEWERS sires 4 unfurnished rooms, refer­ (3ourt Manchester, Foresters, of its quota In 1954 and for hold 1984. Otarter member of Teles. P. O. Box 681, Hartford. We are In a position to quote room home, situated on choice high elevation,, all- improvements, I America. ices for Mrs. Howard. Reed of N. 873 Main S t, Manchester MOTOR SALE MI. 9-6660 u r MI. 3-4607. ences. Tel. MI. 9-2053. on part or full carloadj on most comer lot, large enclosed breeie 'A " and "A A " zones. S. A. Beech- He leaves his wife, Mra. Mary Main St., Broad Brook, were held FonL .Chevrolet, etc...... 3124.95 : Bam $50 weekly items. FLORENCE combinaUon gaa-oil l|ACHIIIE GLESNEB The parente of the chUdi at I lU . Ml-9-4545—Open Eve. UnUl 10 ANTIQUES Refiniahed. Rmalring Millinery— Dressmaking: 19 ■tove. Good condiUon. MI. 6-5631. way with double attached garisge, ler. Agent. MI. 84969. -A. McMahon Murphy; six daugh­ yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock ^ Pontiac, Oldamoblle, etc ..3174J6 working few evening hours. No ^ptie Taakii, Dry Welle, Sewer hot water oil heat, storm windows the Nathan Hale School DSln No Money Down, 32.00 Weekly done on eny furniture. Ilemen; ALTERA’nONS AND repairs on canvaasing. App ' ANDQVEH, Boltim, CJpventry. Good ,j. p fought it with more fury, although RockvUle Road, TalcottviUe Floor sanding and refiniahing. U'a, 360 Buah Ro*6. JA. 7-3680. CARPENTERS and construcUon holloran_ _ Fune^ral _ _ Home, ___ 176___ Con­ . with more inefficiency, than this | Open Wed.-Thufs. UntU 9 Call MI. 9-3937 after 5 p.m. Ver­ "Sbioe 1307 By Reid c e p t (Joda. Country hbmea, orig­ laborers. Phone’ MI. 3-4886 after WELL ROTTED cow 'manure, ter St, from'7 t6 10 o 'clo ck to-|8bameful and wornout.oligarchy,” All Day Gtaturday Until 5 Household Services non Hutchins. It’s Beea Of Course** I inal colonials, lake cottages, dairy 6 p.m. . I limited quanUty of bid odorless night. I Dcmocracla said It declared that, AU Day Sunday Until 6 Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Offered 13-A ' manure for lawns. Place orders AUCTION and chicken farma. John 8, Bia- ‘ to combat Peron’a current pro-1 WE HAVE THE gSOO More For Your Car In Trade WANTED —Experienced huUdoser early, to assure delivery. Large aell, Croas St,, So, Coventry. BBJYCaLE REPAIRING aU types, Courses and Classes 27 Mra. Emma H. West gram tor- student organizations, | Ftor A ’55 Packard V-8 Clipper FORMICA COUNTER tops. Lino­ operator. CaU eveninga after 8 p- quantity new manure for gardens. IFORNITURE-LARGE pUANTITY-N^ USED | Phone Cov. PI. 2-6828. English a epedrity. Now open 4 leum, ' plastic wall Ule. Aapbrit, Mra. Emma | Harwood West, the Catholic . prelates even em­ GET MY DEAL INSTRUCTIONS: If you are not a m. MI. 9-4366. ) Call m . 3-7083. Leonard Glgllo, braced (Jommunlsts. p.m. to 6:80 p.m. Manchester rubber. Vinyl, cork tUe. The TUe high school graduate write (or m l e g i o n h a l l RQC3CVlLLE-4Juetom built 5 room widow of George West, died last 1941-40 OLDER-ChevroleU, Fords Bolton. A t H . MANCHESTER,i:ONN. Tlte church complained in yea-1 Cycle Shop, IM West MldtUe Turn­ Shop. Ml. 9-3655. Buckland. free informaUon on now to get DRIVERS, applicattens being ac­ On Leeaard St, off Mala Rt, opposite State Armory ranch, attached garage, enclosed EQUIPMENT FOR • other go(xl transportatlcn. Good pike. Ml. 9-3C98. cepted for (lump truck drivere. breezeway, storm sash. Deep lot, I Sfi-' I i.^y.“S't'..s'rK'r.iSi's; WEAVING of buma, moth bolea your diploma at home. No time credit enablea ua to accept 85 wasted, no Job interference. Write Must be good steady worker with Household Goods' 51 $18,900, Warren E. Howland, Real­ S». m .£ i.r iom. with h.r down. Douglas Motojrs, 888 Main and tom clothing, hoalery rune, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29.19SS otE tor. MI. 3-8600, MI. 3-S7U. daughter. Mrs. Margaret Sweeney processions and outdoor] Business Services Offered 13 bandbaga repaired ripper re­ for catel(^ 6, Wayne School, Box exceUent driving record. Age re­ quirement 35-35 years. Apply TOos.- INSPECTION a Ft ER 4 PJM. ON SALE DAY I of 24 Starkweather St. She was' • LANDSCAPING placement, umbrellas rapaired- F. Herald. Group of sample lamps. Values IF READY to buy. aeU, exchange Democracia said the church 1950 2-DOOR Chevrolet Aero sedan, FURNITURE Repair Servics: men'a ahiit coUara reveraed and CoUa ConstrucUon Co., 351 Broad real estate, mortgagee arranged. I a member of the Ellington Con­ actuelly was organizing political | NEW Md OLD LAWNS fuUy . equipped, . radio, heater, Complete repririnig, refinistoing, INSTRUCTION; Leam welding St., Manchester.' up to 336. 50% off.. WM« SRHction of Good Cloon FuniitliiHgi gregational (Jhurch. replaced. Marlow’a LitUe Mend­ now! Big demand in weU-prid in­ Conbult Howard iL Haatinga, meetings under the pretext of | backup lights, new tires, new restoring on aU tjpaa of furniture. ing Shop. New:—Chrooie dloette set mahogany cheat-on-chtet un6nieh. I 5553 _ , Agency. Ml. 9-1107, Besides her daughter, the ,etaging rellgloua procesalona and • GRADING print, black. This la a real buy; Zigmund Gosds, Prop. Fonnariy dustries.' Spare Ume training in PIN BOYS wanted. CaU or appljr CHAMBER’S FURNI’fURE ileavee two ao.na. Dele of Bolton gas and arc welding prepares you Manchester Bowling Green. MI. I ed pi-** Items, platform rockers, 2 chuioh benches, new glaea- I * Jt YOU cnxdiet or kqlt you’ll thus violating a law limiting pu)>- j Phone ML 9-7968>. of Watkins Bros. Tel. MI. 8-7449. FLAT FINISH HoUand ‘ window want to add one of these beauti­ ABOUT TO Ball your psopertyT j and Percy West of South Covm- quickly. Write UtUiUes Eng. Inst., 3-4883. A t The Green Uc gatherings. • BUILDOKER WORK shades, made to measure. AU I ware, etc. ful skirts to your Summer w ^ - Immedlata action aaautad. A. try; ona sister, Mrs. ta 1 1961 STUDEBAKER four door, . CALL t r a y s t v metal vanatiui. blinds at a new Box J, Herald. Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 Ready. for

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- — ^ MONDAY, MARCH 28, 195B Avorsf 8 Dslly Net Prws Run The Wasther PAGE «)URTEB3f 'N • Itir Um Week Emied Fatieiat et V. S. Weatfear Mnreh 28. 1885 . Fair and o M lemght. Lew A « ' _ A RiMUnc of tb * troop commit* Vf edi^ l Auxiliary 11,685 Nurses **Capped?* in St. Mai^^s H ospiul Cc^numies 88. Wadneadey fair ead wnni A bout Town Member •t^tlM.A nas mgh MM* 88. " ' V _ ^ ; _____ homo of ScoutmuUr______Harry Harry lUld- Hears Yale Dew - ELECTRIC Buremi ef Clf«adatl«i Hianchester-~~A City of Village Charm ment, 18 Scarborough Rd. Plana Army and Navy AuxiUiry mem-S for the annual eprlng motor trip The Woman’s Auxiliary to the bora will hold Uwlr iiiual card will be diacuaaed. All membera are COOKING'S (Ckwalfled AAverttrtng en Png* 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS party tonitht at 8:30 at thp club- urged tp attend. Hartford County Medical Assn, VOL.LXXIV,N0.151 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MAh^HESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1955 hcuae. Tomorrow evening the Aim- will hold its eleventh annual meet­ Ulary w«l hold It monthly meet­ Membera^of the 3d Infantry ing on Tuesday, April 5 a t ths white glove ing a t 8 p.m. Regiment, Pfc. Raymond F. Laine, Wampanoag' Country Club. aon of Mr. and Mra. Uoula. P Re^stratlon will begin at 4:30 Membera of the South Methodtat Laine, 133 Cooper Hill St., and Pvt. p.m. with the 'biuiness meeting at Steveri%Co. Scelba Bids WSCS who plan to attend the G e o ^ S . Sullivan, aon of George 4:45, a social hour from 8 to 7 CLEAN Missing Malenkov "Supper in the Upper Room," afe T. Sullivan. 5 Waddell Rd., took and dinner at 7 o’clock. urgM to make reaervatlona before part In cerempntea March 15 hon­ The speaker of the evening will omen like clean gloves 1 , Friday, Aprtl 1. through their oring Col. Romulo Antonio Fer- be Dr. Vernon Lippard, dean o^ Now Owner NATO Add group leadera. or Mra. C ftl Hlldlng. nandea, chief of the 'Venezuelan the Tale School of Medicine. Dr. Dulles Says Big CLEAN ELECTRIC COOKING TOO Spurs Speculation ' leader of the Willing Workera armed forcea general ataff, on hla Uppard’s subject will be "Current I Oroup who are preparing the Vneal arrival in Waahlngton, D. C. Problems In Medical-Education.” Monday April 4. Reservations may be made Of Cheney’s More T ies Charlea F. Mullaney, aon of through'Mrs. A. U, Peacock, 38 Mancheater ; Aaaembly No. IS, Mra. Mary Mullaney, 134 Hilliard Four Mile Rd.i West Hartford. Control of Cheney Bros, Ex-Premier Killed Wafihington, Mareh 29 {IT) Order of Rainbow for Glrla. will St.; Ronald M. Watta, aon of Mr. Reservatfona cannot be accepted piused today from t)ie family — Premie; Mario Scelba of meet in the Maaonic Temple to­ and Mra. F. B. Watta, 83 Arvine after April-j. The New GE Stratoliner which has held it for 107 Italy said today the 15 North night at 7:30, at which time Mother PI.; and John K. Whltham, aon of London, March 29 (^F)— Rising speculation about the where­ Talks ‘Months Atlantic Pact nations must Adviaor Footer will confer the, Mr. and Mra. Erwin W.i'Whltham. yean to J. P, Stevens A Co^, abouts of deposed Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov was majority degree on two membera 43 Gerard St, have \ formally one-of the giants of the tex­ join in pi^ittcal, economic and Change Meeting heightened to ^ y by his absence from a farewell 'ceremony of the Aaaembly. Following the pledged into the Alpha IN Chapter tile industry. , ,s p c i a 1 arrangements, to meeting Mra. Olive' Recave, direc­ of Theta XI fraternity ai the Unl- for a visiting Swedish power delegation. The Swedes last tor of the "Sweetie Pie" Minatrel, GcmldlBe Robaa Coostanee Morlarty Shirley Siranaea Range With Automatic 1 Henry R. Mallory, executlvaavlce strengthen their inilitafy de­ veralty of Connecticut ^ Of Scandia Lodge » president of Cheney Bros., aald this night ended a 17-day tour pf ^viet-v------^------Four Hands Help with the Robe will ahow colored alldea takm at power stations, made at the in -: fences against Communism. Ike boubts Asks Quicl^ the Bowpra School laat month, Threa MancheaUr glrla, alloM. Morlarty, 131 Park an<^the students with the Miraculous morning that, unejer the terms of In an addreas before a National The Holy Family Mothera Circle Miss Shirley Swanson, daughter of Medal of Our Lady. The cap — — \ the Stevens Company offer, "n. suf­ vltation of thC| Soviet goverftment,' graduatoa of Mancheater High Scandia Lodge No. 23,' Order of For imexpiainikd reasons they did Dead? Alive? Press C2ub luncheon, he said "We Officera and membera of the will meet Wednea^y evening at 8 Mr. and Mra. EHmer Swanson, 60 ping ceremony climaxed alx ficient number ot shares (of stock) miiat admit' that little heui been o’clock at the home of Mra. J . F School, receptly received their W. Middle Tpke., marched with 52 months of intenslva Classroom Vasa, will hold Us Aprtl mseting have been deposited 'with the not aee Malenkov, who waa de­ BriUah American Club wUl meet Thursday night, March 31, Uuitead SurfaceUnit done thus far” nithln the frame­ Matsu War Approv^ of Squirea, 82 Oxford S i, white nuraes’ capa In caremoniea membera of their class in candle­ work and introduetoqiL floor duty, Hartford National Bank and Trust moted seven weeks ago from the thla evening at 7:30 at the club- of on the usual meeting rtoht, premiership to the post of minister work of the AtlanUc Pact in non- houae and proceed from there to held in the chapel of S t Mary’a light . procession to the chapel the probationary perltw of train Co. so that the purchase will be mliitary fields. which would- faU during Holy effective as of 2 p.m. today." power stations. the T. P. HoUoran Funeral Home XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Sig­ Hospital, Waterbury. Mlaa Ger­ where they were received Into.the ing. .The glrla areenow entitled Week. *v A Moscow Radio broadcast de­ Military defense, however fun­ Bonn Pacts to pay reapecta to .Thomaa W. ma Phi will meet tomorrow night aldine Rohan, daughter of Mr. and .Sodality of the Blesaed Virgin to wear the blue and white atriped The Stevens Co. last month of­ damental is not sufficient alone," By April 15 a t 8 O’clock at the home of Mra. unifonn-’'With white bib and cap -The members of the lodge whoee fered to buy all of Cheney Bros, scribing the departure of the Murphy Sr., who waa a memberl of Mrs. Charleif Rohan, 38 Gardner Mary,. The Rev: William J . birthdays occur In April will be Swedish delegation made no men­ he said. "Peace and freedom must . the club. Robert UtUe, 148 Pearl S t S t ; Miss Constance MoHarty, Leaty, hospital chaplain, officiat­ which marka them aa Junior atn outstanding capital stock for 320 be defended not only with weap­ Washington, March 29 (IP) guests of the lodge at the refresh-' a share, provided at least 95 per tion of Malenkov. Alexi Pavlenko, Washington, March 29 (/P) daughter of Mr»a>}d Mrs. Matthew ed a t the ceremonies and Invested dents. ment hour following the meeting. described as a deputy power sta­ ons, but with concerted action. — President Eisenhower does Secretary of State Dulles cent of the stock Was submitted “TWO Members of ths executive com­ for sale by 2 p.m. today. ' tions minister, saw them off at “Article of the North At­ not believe Red China is pre­ said today that any toj^level mittee are reminded of the execu­ Moscow airport. tJntil Malenkov lantic Pact gives full recognition conference with Russia ia comer of Church and Chestnut tive meeting to be held a t -the 98 Per Cent Requirenyent Waived to these prlnciifies, iMit we must pared to cause any major In an announcement today, how­ got the jab laat Feb, 9, Palenko almost certainly “months” # Sts. with a aide line exception. Tells Experiences home of Chairman Lillian Leg­ had been the mihister.' admit UtUe has been done thus far conflict in the Formosa Strait Two applicatlMis concern dweU- gett, 42 Alexander St, ever, Stevens said it was lifting the to Implemeht them.’’ away. Zoning Board conditions of sale. The company Malenkov also was miaiing from in the weeks just ahead. ings and wUl be made by Edward To Society Here Scelba in the prepared text of . The President does not share the Dulles told the Senate Foreign Extra Special 1 VUga and Steve Koeakowakl, who aald that P*** require­ the government boot at the final Relations'Ckimmittee it'*is definite­ session Saturday of the Supreme his address spoke out also in favor view that a Red Chinese attack wish to erect a house cloeer to the ment -waa w aiv^ and that the of ."coordinated political action” by ly the policy of President Eisen­ To H ear 18 deadline for tendeiing the atock Soviet' of the Russian Soviet might be- made <^n the Nationalist- sidelines than allowed a t a lot on Mrs. Elizabeth Linkloster wlU North Atlantic Pact allies. He laid held Island** cf Quemoy and Matsu hower to pursue the possibility of EMe St.; and Helmer Werdelln,, relate some ot her experiences in had been extended to April 15. P^eratid Socialist Republic a big powers conference once pre­ Mallory today explain^ that the (R SFSR ), the parliament of the it haa been demonstrated how by April 15. He has rejected this Bids Tonight who plana an addition to a house Germany while she*waa vacation­ nilnor or imagined differences estlnate of t'.e aitration by some liminary discussions on a lower 18” X 30” Nylon Blend at 49 Pleasant S t, which will be ing there laat summer at the meet­ requireinenta were lifted to over­ largest of the 18 Soviet Republlci. level are out of the way. come technical difflculUei. He aald He had attended the previous sei- among the treaty nations can be mUitary sources, reported from too close to the sideline under ing of the Ladles Aid Society of harmful. Washington during the weekend. He was before the committee existing regulations. the Concordia Lutheran Church that while more than 95 per cent ■ions,^ which began Wednesday. aek the Senale’s speedy consent to' Eighteen applications, , saeking of the aharea had been turned in . ”It is haediy necessary for me to Information reaching the White ratificaUon of the German rearma­ State Hearing tomorrow night at 7:30 at the . Ne KzplaaaUoa recall how our opponents cunning­ House indicates Red China lacks ! _ Extra Heavy exceptions to the toning regula­ riiureh. as ^ yesterday, '.’a few of the cer­ There was no official explans- ment treaties. The Eaao Standard Oil Co. tificates faUed to qualify to.' tech­ ly exploited the different reactions air bases and supplies to back vp Those treaties, he said, should tions, wUl be aired ln *a public A special Lenten devotional will tlon for his absence. In various Atlantic nations to the an amphibious ax. suit on the wlahes to build a aervice station be lead by Mrs. Ann Wabrek and nical reasons, such as failure to Rumors, that Malenkov has dis­ create ’’conditions” which he hop­ hearing before the Zoning Board of I on the north aide of the Wilbur have the aignatui-e guaranteed, spurloas peace campaign waged by islands, just off the Cliinese main­ Mra. Theresa Anm conversion requirements; also to Daughters. 142 East Center St. The Naticmal Assembly to- Jan, 18. cuss the possibility of Italy at­ locate the building at the northeast Touima:Ml, for pemhssion to main. Pioneer employ some 2,()00 work­ ^ay convicted impeached tracting more Amcridut aaaist- April IS was reported to have im­ pared for hearings by the Houae • rwi • any meeting with Russian leaders. or Mitchell 3-8606 Charged «vith Homicide pressed the White House as “paro­ Education and Labor Committee X n f i f f i f C l T S He said West Germany, whose ta in .a free standing ground sign In Memoriam ers in Manchester. Ih-esident Jose Ramon .Guiza­ Gulaado had been in office only anoe. near the inteniectlon of New Bol M a n c h e s t e r At the time of the announce­ Scelba and his fen-eiga talnister. chial”—that is, -a military view­ on Preeldent Elsenhower’s school sovereignty would be returned to do as an accessory in the as­ 14 daye when he waa impeached by point as opposed to the overall program and other proposals for 6REEN STAMPS ton Rd. and Laiie S t; the Manor In loving memory of Annie Vennard ment, J. F. Stevens, chairman of the Assembly and charged with Gaetano Martino, were reported it under one of the treaties now OPEN EVERY Soda Shop, to. permission to main­ who passM away March 27, 19t0. sassination of hib' predeces­ anxious to urge American* leaders picture. federal aid to education. ^ o re the. Senate, would natural- HANG! the company, said he expected the homicide. He had etepiied up from She urged approval of the Second Major tain a lifted sign affixed to the She haa not left ua as we thought present management of. CTheney to try a new approach toward con­ Elsenhower used that word "| 1 y have to participate tn any con­ THURSDAY EVENING sor, President Jose Antonio the first vice presidency wheiv Re­ parochial:’ at a news conference President’s program, saying it GIVEN WITH building a t 332 Oicen Rd.; and T,. Nor haa ahe traveled far. mon waa machinegunned to death vincing Russia to agree to, world ference looking to unification of L. Newell, who wlahes to maintain Juat entered God’a moat lovely room Remon. It aentenced him to Feb. 2 to describe th e ' testimony could eliminate any shortage by 1 CLOSED MONDAYS rUEl OIL And left the door ajar. (Coutiaued on..Page Two) at a racetrack Jan. 2. disarmament. Spring A-Blast all Germany. a lighted sign affixed to a building six years and eight months in by Geh. Matthew B. Rldgway. 1060 He took exception, thus, to CASH SALES GASOLINE a t 838 Green Rd. Jam es Vennard and family. prison. The prosecution during the trial Army chief of staff, bn needs of Original Projeetton High Humphrey’s use of the words “ Big In addition, the Aaaembly* for­ charged that Guisado plotted the that service. Mrs. Hobby said the original es­ Las Vegas, Nev^^'l^arch 39 if) Four.” mally stripped Guizado of ' hla aMaaainaUon with Ruben Miro, a Ridgway has just told a Con­ timate of a shortage of 407,000 —America’s atomic weapon test­ OPIN WfOS TO Israel Sees UN aociaUy prominent lawyer, in order South Viet Nam (JermanVs participation would rank aa President and banned him gressional commit tee. that the ad- classrooms in 1960 was a "projec­ ers staged a unique double fea­ bring five" nations together, the other Range Features- from public office for the______duration. ttf grab power and make millions. minlatration-proposed' cut in the tion” based on a 1951 survey. New ture today —a major explosion BANTLY OIL Of thg others being Britain, France, the of”"hia"prtiira'termV’nie ^ prosecutor demanded a max size of the Army w'ould jeopardise from a 500-foot tower before t^^risure Sure G*isis Deepens reports have been received from United States and Russia. I .IMI- \\\ . I\( was reached at a secret aessloi Imum sentence of 35 years Impris- American secujity to some degree. 34 states and three territories, dawn and an air drop detonated 'onment — 20 years as a principal high over the Nevada proving Dulles said there have been no ; ■' 'I \'N - lUi.i I A bf .14H hours at the palace of jua-Y Carney Reported Source she said, and these give a "sub- indications yet of a "firm char­ tice. A in the crime and 15 more years un­ ground at mid-mpming. TEL Mitchell 9--1S95 OuNGaza 'Clash der a penal code provision cover­ As Sects B6it There was no Indication, how­ stanUally different picture.” acter” that Russia would be inter-, lOWEST Sources in close toiich with the ever. that the White House re­ For one thing, she reported, the ested in, meeting with western The JW.HAM National Aaaembly said the S3 ing acts against, the safety of a Las Vegas, Nev.. March 29 (P) TEL ROCKVIl Lf garded Rldgway aa' the source of rate of classroom construction has powers. hUMCHStTM COMH- 5-2177 B I N G O United NaUons. N. Y., March 29 deputies reached their verdict be­ president. Saigon. Viet Nam, Mafch 29 C —^The second major atomic blast the weekend reports. I t . was re­ increased since' 1953 from 50,000 bPt—Israeli diplomatic s ® u r c e a Previously officials had Indi­ South Viet Nam's political crisis He said that la true even though fore dawn by a 45-8 ■vote. ported on’ the contrary that the to 80,000 classrooms a year. She of the spring series was touched Russian Premier Bulganin ex­ acknowledged, today that their A two-thirds vote of the Assem­ cated the prosecution would seek a took a turn ifor the worse today. ELKS CARRIAGE HQUSE Tce had been Adm. Robert B. added: off .today and although it may pressed a ’’positive view” toward PRICE government laced . certain con- bly membership waa required for 10-year sentence, the , maximum Eight religious sect representa­ Cal^ey, Chief of naval operations. ROCKVILLE demftaUon by W U.N. Security Tor an accomplice, in a homicide. tives I'ssigned from the cabinet of ’Taking thq new state figures have been more powerful, it waa both conviction and sentence. E iS ^ o w e r’s report^ view of (Oohtinued on Page Two) Council tot the Gaza battle. Acquittal for G u i z a d o—ta The defense argued that Guizado Premier Ngo Dinh Diem and called of estimated need and the current far lees epectaoular Ut ji the first the Formosst situation tallies construction level of 60,000 per u . ° Such censure was proposed late wealthy, S8-year-old civil engineer was beiag-tried for political rea­ 'on chief of state Bao Dri to form a of the so-called "big shots” Urt yesterday by the \Unired States, new government, preferably cen­ closely with word from Taipei. As­ year we find that the estimated We Have Had So Many Calls Eyery tuesdeiY Night who was educated tn Tennessee at sons because a clique wished to re­ sociated Frees . correspondent EVER! rusHaunoN contsois. NSW iXTRA m-SriSD CAU Britaill aqd France^ The 11-natlon 'Vanderbilt. University — would move him from office. It argued tered on them. ' clasaraom deficit by-^the (school) March 7. . Spencer Moosa Reported'-from the Tkt teocli (t a .eniir ulKt> noos SUITACI UNIT. Newly council waa called to meet this have meant that he could'have re­ The resignations, four of wluch year \fi59-60 would be 176,000 Overcast iahiee in many areas t m me tum-M uch af fnt titil eivtlome tain-wiTI caatUKtloa Chinese Nattonaliat capital last F Transportotipn by Slhrsr U i| i« Bus altemooii to resume debate on the claimed the preridency. Ricardo (Ceatinued oa Page Thlrteea) were r^wrted Sunday,., involved clusrboma rather than 407,000 prevented the Trilliant flasii from Bulletins We Had To ^Cel More Of Those Wonderful caaklas mtaei. ate tifnil talli t'vta »•** •••'•i fait catWag Feb. 28 clash in whicl) li8 Egyp-. members of the Hoa Hao and Cao night that . qualified quarters being seen, rithoi’.gh sh'ock waves Ltoviilg Orcui^ HaH at 7 f i l . ' i>klcli wilt U m. No mere Iwltl- itjrtt — tlw laaaelnt Caine there said they saw nothing to in- classrooms.” Its Meta! ■ 1 ctahkif^It ever hunt' Uans and eight laraeiia «(ere killed. Dai aects. Mrs. Hobby said many factors gave Cedar City, Utah, its w'orst from the AP Wires / While larael’a delegation with­ Premier Diem gave a demon­ jolt ever from a nuclear test. (Conttnudd oa Page Tea) may have entered into the new held formal comihent on the West- stration of his personal courage state estimates. She said un­ The March 7 shot, fired in per •Hj resolution, one Isreell Murce yesterda/ when #e .suddefily re­ doubtedly'many have found that fectly clear wea’her, was seen from Ribicoff Names A p erts border to horde* threughout the WANTS HIGH LEVEL YA U tS PEPPERELL NYLON •aid the proposal ap p ^ ed certain moved the 4,000-man Saigon police by repairs and renovation they London, March 28 (/f>*—Prime /I Wtait--Both dertcea were detonated to win almost solid ap^oval from force from the control of the Binh can extend the life of schools to a Minuter ChurcUU said today the council. ~ Xuyen Society, an association of greater degree than imtlcipated.^ from 600-foot towers. * AND Indications were, however, that prospecta of a Four Power par­ There was-some speculation that To .Screen Land former river piratec. The Binh News Tidbit^ ”We cannot, of courseT'giiaran- ley seiero to •* have brightened the resolution might even be Xuyen, Hoa Hao and CTao Dri have today’s -teat packed at least tee the,accuracy of the new esti­ much wallop aa nie other big one lately. He added he Still favors a adopted by nightfall. joined in a "United PYont'of Na^ Culled from -6^ Wires mates by the sUtes—particularly The Western Big Three offered a state CSapitol, Uonaiist Forces” opposing Diepi. —rated at about 30 kilotons, or conferenoe ht the samniit "but 39 (>P>-r<2ov. Ribicoff aanounc.ed j on such matters as population 30,000 tons of TNT. •o far heads of government hava- RAYON BLEND ^ ^ second reaoIuUon calling upon the National Army infantrymen and mobility and the percentage of U.N. truce chief. Maj, Gen. E. L. today the appoiitmcnt of two re- New Aide- paratroopers were rtationed at Soldiers Near Blast not agreed to .this method." Urcia experts 'o a OMumlttee which Writer Rkuther says labor school -age children who 'will \ M. Burns, ko c faitaf. ai|M rtar urttet mit at krah will out attlly wii Bums laid a. series of proposals tiating with k third man to oom- TTie resignations of the sect do represent the best data avail­ 'IVenty-eight Marines, schediijed plete the aoretning paneL ing. . . .'Sen. George (D-Ga) says proved Gov, RibieofTs nomina­ It M Irtra Hi-Spaae uatt far cliM It jint IIM a ka*. fa- before’ M>e two governments Igat representatives were announced h'e thinks American peopl^wiil able—made, by the people who are to participate, did not. No reason nm ealri In t aathipf tlafb. datae-typa Caine wilti' in mt Nqvember. He told the council The appointeea annoiuicad |t a- at a press conference called by the closest to the- problem and who waa announced for this. tion of Frank T. Healey, * FRiGIBIUltE eaaiaite ky Knkki^ t i tekur- news conference • are Henry It. Bupporf'-whatoved decMoa Presi­ ■Waterbury lawyer, to be a CoAi- •r.riier this month that the pro- United Front. dent Biaenhower is "compelled to have been analyzing it over the Tha Atomic Energy Commla- kn. " , ■ ■ (Kwals still are pending. They In­ Spencer of West Hartford, former' The sects held The portfolio# of past several years. sion W ld a second test, an air inon Pleas Court judge. The vote vioe-presio, retired five arguments in orphans court to Stodtholm. Sweden, March 29 The new Western proposal urged a secretary of state for the inte- force one of its Own agencies to both-Israel and E giT t to cooper­ years ago after 89 years as a town, riqr. Hoa Hao Cen. Tran Van fSori Swedish Army . Beeerve assessor. admit Negroes to city-adminiater' captain was sentenf«d today to Finith th lUO COOl'eee ORI/ER ate with'the tnice chief in work­ and Oao Dri Gen. Nguyen Tran ed Girard College. . t . Prime Mtn- ing out peace meaauret. Wellai' also baa tifen a member Phuong were mitpstere of state seven years at hard labor for Less Than of the MetropoUtah District Oom- irier Nehru tells Parliament India military espionage for Conunn- n e council was expected to take with unspecified powers. is ezchuglag atomic Inltornuttioa Republicans Rush to Defend POUND S«w how loro hoof up the second Western resolution mission slice Its founding, and b u It -also waa announced that nist Czechoslovakia. Capt. Ar­ tn connection with an Israeli com- been a member of the district's and materials with "three or four thur Ocrtenblad. 47, confeeeed you got >ur monoyl la ^ purchaalng etmwnittee. The (Couttnued on Page Fear) countriee," but Russia is. not one Ike Against Neeley^s Attack before a magisttate’s court that Vi Price (Coattnued on Page Eleven) HetrppoUtan Dlatrtot provides of thnh. he sold mlUtary secrets to to o NUOl MASna OVIN, Witt -POCUtiD HSAT" SIOIIM Hartford and many surrounding "Secretary of Peace” Harold E. Czech nailitary attaches for | lm yau ealiclam cktrettl- Stassen says U.S.-. “partnership money and liquor, 21*twca«Me tpMkif, keMt ttt towns with water. Weshington, March 29 (45—Sen.*?* AUott replied: u toriut ttfkty yw’ll wnr kuy. typa bnHIag i4auttt, arttt a Democrats Sweep policy with other nations already taviag la- alactricMy. CaatM- The Governor said he hopes the AUott (R-Colo) said today Presi­ "Any rran who is President of Now, whcD your bin U low, "test bum" a Ion or two of Bakn 4 calk layara It tm tiM Gruntewald, BplicR has Improved world Uving condi­ SIX DROWN IN MAKYLANPi edk kttglk ihiH— yet ITk pnc' tn tn raeiaat kaM at wrfKk third member ot the committee tions. . . . U.S. files WorU Court dent Eisenhower'. is doing a lot the United States find by his ex­ (eaea. Ocean City. Md., March 28 (4) famoiM, ‘blue coal'. You’ll diKover why more people iasiet . Uctl tir eyetyeey hikiki. ttel H will be Raymond B. Chilver of the Danbury Elections claim dt The Hague for dam' more for the country by regular ample of church attendance calls —Six members of too Balti­ Guilty in Tax Fix Devon sectio'n of Milford, former­ ' . * ■ church attendance than Sen. Neely the attention of tb,. people to the . 66” to 72" WIDE 00 this ftmout dccp-miqed coal than any other hard coal. ages against Czechoslovakia for more famlUee droMoed ns they 6 OicNit SersM Dtowtr ly in charge of rights of way and shooting down American je t fight' (D-WVa) is do)ng in criticizing need of church devotion Is doing Don’t be color-blind when you buy coall Economical ‘blua Danbiiry, March 29 (P)—John A. (ot more for his country than tried to retain to the mainlaiid New York, March 29 (/P»—Heiwy land acquisition for the Connecti­ er two years ago. him for it. from a weekend oa a wlnd- . / l'/4 to 1% YDS. LONS* coal’ ia actually tinted bhie for your protection. It bums hot CMittolf lint cut Ught A Power Co. Culver, Define Jn , a 30>-xear-old insurance Allott blasted back in an Inter­ man who can find nothing better SirK 6RBEN STAMPS W. (the Dutchman) Grunewald agent, led a Democratic sweep of Atty. Gan. Brownell says admln- sMvpt Isfnnd ia SInepuxent Bay. and steady with far lets Waste in the ash-pit. And that’s im­ with whom the Governor haa been latTattoa’s proposed highwsy bond view at Neely’s criticisms yester­ to criticise,” The t m ^ y waa disclosed today • Fult-opsning Door OPEN EVERY ‘ and Daniri A. BoUch, former asaia*- the biennial city elections yester­ day of the President’s golf,' his Presidential Press Secretary - TYPICAL EXAMPLE 70” WIDE BY !'/i YDS. $2.56 . portant in the chilly blustery days ahead. tant coinmlssloner of Internal in communiSation, will make hla day. He’ll take over as mayor Mon' program la not “a financial -mon- with the findlog of their bodies. THURSDAY EVENING decision on kecapting the offered ztrosity” and that anyone buying church attendance and hla foreign James C. Hagerty said he doean’ So, flaWi out the icaaon with, ’blue coal’. Sec bow much • Poicolain Drum GIVEN WITH Revenue, have peen convicted by a day. and domestic programs. t h ^ ”a n y b ^ ’ in the United CLOSED MONDAYS federal court jury of a 3180.000 appointment after he- returns Define defeated iiMumbent Rs- hoods wo^d be In v eettiig in FOB MILITABY FAY BlKB Be here early formese nylon blend blanket ends which can fee used for crib blankets, more heat ’blue coaP delivers for your money. Order from home from . Bt. Pet'eixburg, Fla. Amertea.” .... Defenaa' abruptly Neely, in -a speech to the CIO States believes” what Neely said Wsahlngtoa, March 29 (P) — 0 Automatic Timor tax fix bribery conspiracy. publican John P. Previdl, 6,714 to •^KMit Ehsenhower. He added that April 14, Mala Ita eoae in Oafe Society vice United Auto Workers Convention m throws, bath robes|and smaller sire regular blSnketa And buy them to make a fleece us, today! CASH SALES Max Halperln, Manhattan tax 3,585. Previdi’ in 1951 broke a 14 he had not told the President about H Senate Armed Servieea o Automatic Hoot Cuf>off Only laat night, the Governor year Democratic holif on the city trial ot Minot F. (Mickey) Jelke, at Cleveland, said the President Oemmittee today uaaalmnaaly spring tolpperl Pink, blue, tan and forest green. attorney, waa convicted with them. never belong^ to a eburdh before it, but* wks speaking ^Yor the After y»e 7-w^e*k trial the jury announced the appointment of Ed­ DIUon Andereoe, who will Iff' government. without Jelke being called to stand. approved legUtatlen to iacMnne , OPfN WED'. TO -J if' (Quebec Q ^ r r i Rrilwaya pas he beoanie dtlef executive yet now White House.” acquitted tvrb coaefendanta—Max ward y . Gant, n Univeratty of eenia Pxea.' Etaenbowev’a special In addition. Democrats won all Sen. Gddwmter (R-Ariz) called the pay et "career” military Connectieut profeaaor, aa a apa- leelitant for natloari eeourlty 12 seats on the c l^ ’s Common sengar tra^ stranded 111 snow­ tU his picture taken-newly every petsonaeL It asked that ttm StainberfVtformer group chief in unday attending servicea. Neely’s reference to Flaenhower the upper Manhattan' divlkion of clal assUtant th Higharay 0»m- aflatau April 1, peoea In Wnahlng Council, which tha GOP controlled drifts aliice late Sunday negr St. S church going “ an wxample of gut iiiiiMiirr be ceaMdeied by tha mlasioaer Navrman K. ‘ Ajrgravea. Imi (Mat«ta 28). 'Aadenea, 9-3, and four city o(Slces. Lambert De Levis, pnllis taito'Blier- Hto PMtttos, Betagte l i ^ Senate tomorrow. Thla.heUe Gffen-Stamps tlM Internal Revenue Bureau, and bTMtke eirfly today * .. A 24-yeBrt' object to coniffrtlnk rel^on ter deeptaation at Its worst." ^ Harry T. Seberm, a former agent Gant’s flnt task, the Gprarnor Hewaten, Tax„ nttomey. onooeeda In his campaign. Define attacked .■a M______i ___«asl*K VMatUtM V aaIv **Af9V Americans for Democratic Ac- out the possibility that Baal ao- KEMP'S Robert Gutter who la returning to the revaluatUm of a9 taxable ptY>p- old fur worker iur-enders to New with noliUcs,” Neely said. "Any tloa m l^ t' esnse tar ttUM ta Given With INOORPORATED tat the same office. arid, will be to reorganise the de- wMcm Uon (ADA), in a Uatewent Iffsled partment’a^righta-of-way divlBlon Mo Yonner poolthm no heod e t a •rty. York Police after priice report he man wtao tries to parade Ha re- BMka the nlssa aRecOea m VrI*. TN.m|IA|€eoss ' Steinbeirg and Schemi had been MOed 1 ^ nsoliier taifaffrM ai ' sfit' 4Rs_ JICiM that WRy before the publlo 1SS 3IA1N 8T.-^tS>dSa8 Miwk, bank.^ (AT Wlro- Apitl L • . Ma m o h s t w Cohn* Cash Sales ploelaa a t pent-up riga. « Ai8URai*i WNWT MABD COM ■ALBO aad 'sS B V lC B iit T iii Conn* .« M Pag* 8). - ^ •

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